The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-09
FOURTH edition
NEW CASTLE NEWS
a Strange Man While Walking
on the Railroad Mangled
z p. to Death.
ACCIDENT Narrowly AYEsgEn.

ACCIDENT NARROWLY AVEHsgn.
The Maritime Exchnnxe \ Thins OF ,hs
Past-other General News.
Correspondence OF the Republican.
INV cAsrrI. Jan. GA few supdaya
ago Rev. T. L. Brady delivered an elo.
quent sermon during evening service
on mhrfiage.' II was full OF good
eound advice. Now here are acme
noble saylngs by Rev. Georgs M.
Qlickner At st. Marks Protestant Epis.
qcpei Church. "Making Choice in
Although marriage is honorable.
eul " does not always prove d happy
entatc. In most casAs the cause Of
This 10 an unwfse choice on the part OF
tne husband or the wife. II hasty and
Inalecreet marriages give rise to do.
mestlc infeiiclty and widespread deg
rnoation. no apology Is needed for
sounding a warning In the ears of
those who arc or shall hereafter con-
template wedlock.
husbands and wives must be able
20 command the respect, esteem. con.
ndence and affection of their life part
ners for their personalities, as we'll az
admiration for their physical beauty,
II they would keep their marriage
vows sacred until death.
Young women. marry a husbandly
man. not title. Young men. marry
; wifsly woman. not a collegiate de.
gree.
Suffer rot wealth alone to influence
you In your choice OF life partner.
"A young woman should never
marrya man who drinks to excess
With the hope OF reforming him after
they are welded. A poor young man
should consider we'll before he asks
the hand OF a devotee Of fashion
whose disposition and tastes be nat
sers himsaif he will regulate to his
ME euiting after she becomes his wife.
4 DO not marry person simply be.
pause you love him or her. Be sure
1 kh6 man you marry is abba to support
: you, and be sure the woman you wed
will DO able to take care of your home.
Adult or negative man has no right
20 marry"
Several persons having asked mo
what Is the meaning OF the week Of
prayer, give the following:
The week OF prayer Is an Important
eyent In religious circles, inasn len as
the various scots then, II at no other
time, meet In harmony.
III u an old custom. this week OF
prayer. dating back to the great rey..
val meetings OF 1857 when thousands
d people were meeting In the largap
eiues and towns all over the country.
lt was not SO generally observed In
this city, however. until about four or
nve years ago, when the Evangelical
Alliance, which has Its headauafters
~ New York, took hold OF the moye-
mout
KILLED ON THE RAILROAD.
Last essrspg on the accommode.
Eon train whioh arrived about
40 O'Clock. q middIs> aged nan got
- aud nqdlred for thsN ~ e OF Mr..
Hfopes, a farmer who As ut the
fshool house lune near Hsae's Corner.
pm the train again. 'fhs man mad
been drinking but WAS not drunk.
de started out the railroad tracks
Tor Farnhurst and near the hiph
h<tdge the nofth-bound passenger
train struck AEm and left him III a hor.
ribly mangk6d condition. When dls-
powered BY Operator john Sheridan
pls left ToQt.was of. his right leg of
POLO and his intestines en-.
nT2 Il. The train crew could
2 OF the sad occurrence,
ped but went on its
Pm. Deputy Coroner
large of the remains anu
to the morgue In vii.
lere that the man belong.
and Jefferson strests. VIII
Much excitement prevailed
the affair became known,
nrfabGrrSof people visited
taFFsrret1n where tho renalns were
placed until the arrival of the train
Tor Wilmington.
.. THE EXCHANGE CLOSED.
Tho Maritime Exchange, which has
been here for about % years. is IA thing
81 the past tv-uay. Operator George
carter last evening went to Marcus
nook anu the office here has been
tnrBed into Western Union office.
which will do little Maritime work,
There were several applicants for the
ouice, but tho genial, whole-soulad az.
sistant operator. Hugh J. Duffy, has re.
csiyed the appointment.
VERY NEAR AN ACCIDENT.
EXCITEMENT prevailed ut the denot
last e~enlng for few minutes. lust
as tho 6.09 O'Clock train from Whining
ton was due here a long freight train
hauled 10y engine n started to 20 over
The cutoff. In consequence OF the
tower being closed the switch has to
% thrown by one OF the brakemen and
the train must slow up.
This 10 one of the hardest curve to
set around on the roud and after six
cars had gone by the crossing tho en-.
glns was unable to pull tho train, ami
fhere u stood blocking the road yav
ana the railroad tracks TO the battery. |
IN came the accomm odatlon and thanks
70 good fortune the engineer succeeded
In stopping before he reached the
freight The signal gave the train the
Fight OF way, as it was a white light. |
II 10 considered here that an awful ac. |
Ing.
GENERAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.
William Deakyne will move into tho |
residence vacated by the family OF
captain Frazer, who has moved TO
Wilmington.
Choice fresh butter. rs and so oepts
per pound. Just received new in.
voice OF mackerel. John Thomson.
The family of J. "a. Snayely will
move to Philadelphia. Mr.. Snavelv
mas been the foreman in tho beli-weld
apartment of the Delaware Iron
Works here since ID commenced.
Nessrs Martin. Eckles, Morrison,
Hunter Batr, Hance, Hoffman spent
N
Oreek They had joyial time.
Tho Triton Cotton Mills got tired
alter weeks run on II hours a day
and now run only nine day. Such Is
life in cotton mill.
The c, A. c. held very interesting
meeting last evening. and a large
amount of business was transacted,
Blk new mem Ders were admitted,
gentleman pnrporting to be a re-.
porter oil Chicago paper, was here ON
Saturday and visited the jail ana tile
hie compunys house. He was con.
sldered by tie people here ae an insur.
Enee or pension detective
Ihe Hungarians are getting Worried
about work as well az everybody else.
At Is common occurrence to see n
string OF them 20 to the residence of
the different foreman of the Delaware
Iron Works and ask "Mistah, when do
US work." The contempt In which
those people are held here is easier
Imagined than written.
jolly crowd wont to Platus Mills
80 day on ishing trip. Among those
Who wont were: II. ". Herbert, j. II.
King, II. q. Madden, L. Eagle, j. Shaw,
) Reagan, W. G. Wright II. MoCaug.
Nj Pr Il