The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-03
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On the Delaware
Correspondence OF tho Republican.
NEW CASTLE. Nov. s.--Cupid lie still
greeting his martyrs here. Last even
Ing WilIiam +. Montgomery and Mise
Name Palmer. tho handsome daugh-
ter OF MIR. John Palmer. were married
In Wilmington by Rev. u. l. Hubbard.
Mr.. and Mrs Montgomery will reside
on Delaware street.
MIR. Peter q. Madden was among
the football enthusiasts who were
having q practicable game OH the Bat
terry yesterday.
He started new sort OF game. The
men line out ae II playing base ball
The kicker stands ut the home plate
and kicke the ball, the first hascmaii
must Hold the ball to the catcher. who
stamps his foot an the home plate. II
he does 90 before the kicker runs 10
first base then the runner Is out Tht
game seemed to take very we'll. So
now 1t 10 not Rugby but Madden foot
ball that will Q played.
New Castle Will no more be rldi
culed about putting the lights out.
The lamps in the city will now burn
all night. There is some talk of ap
pointing lamp lighter on next Tues.
day evening at the meeting OF City
Council.
] he wooden mills closed down last
evening for an indefinite period. This
causes pangs to visit the hearts oil
many families In the city.
Tomorrow afternoon the Orion
Colts OF Wilmington will play the
Junior football team OF the Columbia
Athletic Club at Battery Park.
Sixty.two people from here went to
Wilmington to be present at the ex-
hibition given by the Esmeralda Ath'
ietic Club In the Opera House list
evening.
The oyster shells arrived yesterday
and ere being carted out on the cause.
way near this city.
United States Marshal Hewston
Lannan came here yesterday afternoon
and lodged In JUL the colured man az
| rested at Dagsboro few days ago.
The British steamship Empress
passed up yesterday from Jamaica, and
reported that on October nth, shf
passed the abandoned and waterloggeC
Norwegian bark Romulus. in latitude
"a. longitude "a, 40. The Romulus
was hound from Pensacola to Antwerp
rte crew had but recently left thu
bark.
are British steamship Mississippi
passed down yesterday.
Mrs. james j. Toner, wife OF th,
Government Immigration Inspector
at New York. left yesterday for New
York. where MIR. Toner Is stationed
The household goods were removed
| there over week ago. ~
This being the first Friday OF the
month the usual devctions OF the
Sacred Heart will take place In St
Peters Church.
Word was received hero yesterday
that the British steamship Bendl, for
Philadelphia from the PHILIPPINE Is
lands, had arrived at the Breakvatel
short OF coal She had boen nearly q
month in coming from Gibraltar t.
the Eapes, and yesterday premiums
were being offered on her and hel
cargo In London.
Tho Norwegian steamship Jamaica
passed up yesterday with 10000
lunches Of bananas OH board. although
two OF her propeller blades were
broken.
Rev. P. r. Lightner, pastor of tn,
Itlmanuel Episcopal Church, has ar.
rived home from Chicago. where h.
was on business connected with tb'
Delaware Diocese.
The many friends of W. ii. Loutl
were much disappointed last evening
when Lowe won tho three. round con
test Il ON him ia the Opera House II
Wilmington.
A large audience assembled in tn
Sunday school room of the NJ. L
{ hurch last evening, the occasion be
ing the formation OF new chapter o
the Epworth League. After the de
votioBal exercises Rev, j, p. Otis. pas
tor OF tie Brendywine Church, Vii
mington. addressed tho audience or
the object and the benefits OF such al
organization and was followed by Miss
Irene Hepbron, who Ia IN active work
or III the League at Scott lie church
Wilmington.
The Rev. Isaac Jewell of Wilmington
was expected, but he had been dowI
to Centreville, Nd. and missed tht
train. A fising vote was token, by
which II was unanimously decided Il
have league, and the audience was
canvassed for lanes, which resulted
In securing over half hundred. Thu
following committee was appointed
to nominate officers for organization
A. L. Davidson. Miriam Davidson, G
II. Seminar, Estella Deakyne and Mrs
T. i. Martindale. They will NEE
next Tuesday evening in the church
when the now organization will be Ell
fected and begin active work.
The NJ. i. Church will be decorated
tomorrow for Glad 1idings Day on
Sunday. Rev.A. ID. Mowbray of New
port will preach Sunday morning and
at 3.l5 In the afternoon. Rev. Is. L
Short will deliver an nddress on ths
Moral aspects OF the Worlds Fair"
Tho G. A, Club are making activ'
preparations for their entertainment
to be held on Saturday evening. lltl
inst.
Rev. W. K.Galloway, the evangelist
is expected here by W morrow even
ing.