The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-20
NEW CASTLE HAPPENINGS.
Two Interesting Games Of Foot
ball Won by the C. A. c.
HARRY FRAZER INJURED.

aAhht FNALEh lN5ttbbs
Clarence Cooper whippod-Great Da,
in all the Churches-T. A. o.
Football Team to Or
Ranize.
Correspondence OF tho Republican.
{ New CASTLE, Nov. ou.-Yeste rda !,
morning In Mt. Salem NJ. L. Church /
. very Impressive funeral service was
held by Rev. j. II. Blake, over the re-
mains OF Mrs. Annie Macklln.
!, At the Q. so o'clock service Rev ]. II.
B. Hubbard of Haven III. Z. Church,
Wilmington Was present and preach
ed an able. eloquent and impressive
sermon.
4 He took for his text chapter Q, and
verse Is from Exodue.
At the 7.30 o'clock service the church
presented a grand appearance, as the
centre aisles were filled with Young
men all wearing white badges. Rev.
y. H. Blake preached grand sermon.
He chose his text from Ecclestastics
II, 0. The Haven NJ. E. Church choir
rendered some excellent singing yes
terday afternoon.
A mass nesting OF the colored peo-
pie will he held In the hall on Catha-
'rine street this evening for the trans
action of important business.
BUSY TEMPERANCE MEN.
Tho New Castle Temperance Re-
form Club held an important and
interesting meeting on Saturday even
ing.
Yesterday afternoon the coy parlor
of st. Peters T. A. B. Society was
filled with members In attendance at
the regular monthly meeting. 1t was
the annual nomination OF officers. A
precedent for the past two years has
been established that the president
gets married during his tenure OF
Office. The nominees nre p. G. Mad.
den and James F. McIvor. 1t Is con-
lsidered that there will be q close con-
test and that both nominees will be-
come benedicts during the year.
John p. Murphy and James I. Nc
Ivor are organizing football team in
st. Peters I. A. b. Society.
COOPER LOST HIS CITIZENSHIP.
Clarence Cooper, the colored man
who WINS found guilty last week of all
attempted felonious assault on Essie
Grant, little girl. on the Goth of last
April In Wilmington. stood one hour
in the pillory and received 80 lashes
here on Saturday. He will spend two
years also in jail.
I Not few stood yesterday after.
noon and watched two men In Tag
gartville cover a shed with tar felt.
Where were the pollos2 Such deee
Grafton Of the Lords day should be
stopped.
I AvICrIM OF FOOTBALL.
! On Saturday morning Harry Frazer,
the bright 12-year-ol dson ofCity oun
Gilman Frazer. while playing football
with some comrades, received cut In
the forehead which necessiated three
stitches to close the wound.
VICTORIES FOR THE HOME CLUB.
1 On Saturday forenoon the G. A. @.
Juniors defeated the Delaware venue
Athletic team in great game of foot
, ball at the Battery Park. by the score
of Is to O. Over 800 persons witnessed
the plucky juniors add another vic
tory to their credit.
In the afternoon fully 400 people
lined along the enclosure and wit
messed the @. A. @. defeat tho second
, eleven of the Y. NJ. G. A. Of Whining
, ton by the score OF So to o. Dawson
and Constable with q little assistanc,
from Taylor and Montgomery played
. the game and won 1t.
IN THE CHURCHES YESTERDAY.
Rev. Edward Ii Brady preached I
/; very impressive sermon yesterday
morning in st Peters Church. In the
, course of which he forcibly dwelt OF
/ the physical and spiritual life OF man
= Mans deeds are like unto tho mus
: tard seed which grows into a Rreat
tree, or spark of fire dropped into
. shavings and which becomes great
: fire.
i Miss Name McPlke very crodltabl,
t presided at the organ during vesDers
in st. Peters church last evening ir
+. the absence of Miss Pauline Rogers.
Rev. Zaehariah Walker spent yester
day in the southern part Of New Jer
aey. In the morning MIR. Joseph Sal
}. mons and In the evening Mr.. @. +
r Sentman filled the M. p. Church
pulpit.
! OFF For THE BERMUDAs.
The tug Gladisfen passed down yes
/ terday for the Bermuda Islands. Sht
will remain there until spring. togeth
/. err with New York tug and anothe
which will leave Philadelphia in cou
pie of weeks. They will tow all YES
. sels which will run near enough to tn
|. Islands. They will carry the Stars an
!, Stripes.
=. TO PLow FARM.
Six Runners from here went I
: State Road on Saturday for a day
!, fun. One of the parties had no gu
> but kept Boosting what he could dc
! Pretty soon rabbit got up and he wa
D handed gun; he blazed away. but d
no effect. Then he was quickly give
/ another. but failed to hit. The farme
!. says that he will get this fellow I,
!. shoot in the spring and 1t will saw
}, him from blowing the fields He wa
u such good shot he failed to hit
corn shock.
It John Hindrick and William Keatle
Z succeeded on Saturday, near Smyrna
!; in shooting Is rabbits and IL squirrels
ITFAKED THE NEWS.
New Castle people were somewha
surprised to read in a morning shee
several items about New Castle whic
n were not correct. 1t has no CORES
y pondent here and 1t must have Guile,
= the Items on Saturday from the after
noon papers and just changed tn
!. dates. The church notices were bai
!, give Always on tie paper.
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