The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-19
NEW CASTLE NEWS
WHAT'S Tran.pirinz In the Pretty Town
on tue Delaware.
Correspondence OF the Republican.
New CASTLE. July 10.

For some time past the people living
on the upper end OF Secoud street
have been Inuchanuoyed by Mrs. Kate
COnnors Unfortunately once In n
whlla she imbibes In the flowing bowl
aud every time she does SO her tongue
wags ut q very free rate, and having
no control OF II there Is language used
which Is neither lii the dictionary nor
DR.. Jnynes almanac. For the past
few days she hRs been on one OF her
good Time Publications and had abus.
ed her nelgbbors until they could
stand 1t no longer SO a warrant was
sworn out and Kate was arrested.
Yesterday afternoon she was charR,
cd In The Mayors court with disordet.
ly conduct aud using abusive Ian.
gnage. In the absence OF the Mayor
, the President OF City Council. Henry
Holschunaker heard tho case. Two
married women und a young girl das-
posed to tho conduct and language Of
the defendant. ~
me defendant begged hard to be lei
OIL and ehe would take the pledge for
Ave years and not let drop cross her
outh.
4 The Court Informed her that such
was her cry on every occasion and she
had been before the Court several
bear with such conduct no longer. II
was great pity, said the Court thut
there was not some place to put hel
AWAY altogether. She was fined Sl(
and costs and 80 days in jail.
Five years ago Ihomes q. Morgan
joined Company H.. N. G. D., and IN
four months he was promoted from
privrte. to Quurternaster Sergeant.
Soon after that he WAS elected Lieuten
ant and held That position until two
months when he resigned. Mr.. Nor
gan being now police officer. he had
not the time to devote to his militia
duty which was necessary.
i For some cause or another he could
! not get his discharge, SO after waiting
two months for the same lc becarht
Tired and applied to the Governor
Yesterday he was delighted to receive
his honorable discharge from tbs
! chief magistrate OF the State, SO last
: night when Company Ii met, they
were much surprised when they hearC
the Governors orders read.
Soon after the arrival OF the Thomas
Clyde here yesterday. naOrlng a bi,
loycllst WIS seen to ride along one OF
principal streets and stop at the house
of Charles Willis. He was Ii. q. Beise
of the South West Club. OF Phiiadel
lphia. Mr. Beisel left Pbiladelpha
Just four hours before iis arrival here
and 1t was considered good riding for
lone who did not know the road to
come from the city OF brolheriy love
lin that time. Mis-. Besel came down on
the Clyde.
New Castle people are again dieap'
pointed. as Manager Herbert yesterday
received word from The Dover club
that the gume scheduled for next Fri
day was declared oil.
James Il. romun and two daugh'
tors and Patrick McGory and son
left here this morning for Atlantic
City. They accompanied the Bayard
Legion excursion from Wilmington.
The Triton Cotton Mills resumed
yesterday aitcr three days shut
down, s-..
James G. Bridgewater's window at
ltracted u Large amount OF attention
last evening. Yesterday he bought u
NEW double burner lamp and tho re-
Election OF same was what caused
everyone to stop and admire it. The
lamp has NO undorshndow. the chin
Iney requires to he cleaned only once
a month, because it never smokes ant
each burner costs one-elkht Of u cen
Ian hour.
There was O very enjoyable garden
party held at the residence OF Mr.
John Ii. Rodney.
:. A colored man has started a service
Ihero which will he "a great accommo-
dalton to the psopie and will also bt
Ilenumerative to himself. He will de
liver all the express packages from
THE depot TO those TO whom they arr
addressed.
sheriff Gould will present the mem
bers OF the Young America base bal
team with caps. Tho sheriff Ia {
great admlrer of the club aud the clut
10 worthy OF admiration, as all tn,
players are good ones and all are littl'
lgentlomen.