The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-05
NEW CASTLE NEWS
What 10 Transplrina In the Pretty Tswa
ON the delaware.
Correspondence OF the Republican.
New CAgrtE Oct. b.

Whut 10 Vrnnsptrinu In thb Pretty Town
ON the Delaware.
Correspondence OF tho Republican.
NEW CASTLE. Oct. g.
Miss Reese Neher. daughter of jos.
Neher, Second street. and James A.
Dloue were married last evening at the
81. Peters par ochial residence by Rev.
'dward Il. Brady. Miss Sophie Smith
was bridesmaid and Rudolph Dean
was best man. After the ceremony o
reception was held at the residence OF
the brides uncle on Clark street. An
empty house adjoining was brought
into service. and to the tune OF several
pieces OF music dancing was irdulxed
In In two rooms by those present. Al
a seasonable hour all repaired to the
dining room. where refreshments
were eeryed. Among those present
were:
Misses Maggie Moody. SalIie Auld.
Mamie Young. Annie Smith. Florence
ChIisty. Mamie Boxer. May Dickson.
Maggie Smith. May Rambo. Lydia
Christy. Katie Smith. Mamie Aud.
Lizzie Clarke. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Smith. MIR. and Mrs. Henry Mcdaniel.
Mrs. James Christy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Orr, Mr.. and Mrs. John Becker. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Becker, Mrs. Robert
Miller, MIR. and Mrs. John Aud. MIR.
Iahd.M Mrs. VIM. Rossell. Mrs. kinney,
Mrs. Aud, Mr.. and Mira A. Young,
Mrs. r. Jemlson. q. Truitt. j. Smith,
John Barnes. George McKuitt VII
liam Freeberry, David Starts. William
Forrest, Del Montgomery. Joseph
smith. Edward Neher, Peter Smith,
George FreeDery. William Topplh.
Patrick McNulty. j. L. Slye. Frank At
kinson, John Aud, Edward Kirk.
Frank T. Rainey.
When President Holshumaker called
the members OF city council to order
at The adjourned meeting last night
Clerk Phillips reported that mem Der
OF the gas company informed him that
US soon as the bills Of tho company
before council were paid that tho taxes
would be paid. MIR. Eliason moved
and MIR. Cooper seconded the motor
to pay the bills and that tbs orders IN
placed In the hands Of the tax collec
tor.
Mr.. Eliason said he believed that tn
lgreat question OF the day now was tn
dog law which was passed on July Is
1888.
MIR. Taylor stated that notices hac
lbeen posted about the registration
and he did not know could the ordin
lance be amended.
Mr.. Eliason commended that Cit,
Council having framed the law IL ha
4 right to amend or repeal 1t. 1t seem
that the great objection to the en-
forcement OF the law is that the cler
receives too much of the registration
! fee for his services. He therefor,
moved an amendments the ordinanc
) changing the clerks fees from 25 I
10 cents. MIR. Cooper seconded tn
amendment and IL received its frs
and second reading.
! The clerk stated that rumor had
; that the Mayor would not grant pre-
lection to the new dog catcher VIII
begins his duties on Monday next.
(, Mr.. Eliason, The Mayor told me h
: would get all necessary protection an
; now that the change in tho clerks fee
will be mado. We will see il the qeopl
. are honest in their talk.
| The clerk considered that the PEG
:. pie would be found wanting on tn
j.. side OF honesty.
Quite jolly time was INDUCED II
by the Council over the fact that Nc
Cooper wanted the Committee Of
. Health and Nuisance because 1t wa
r. the biggest nuisance In town, to tax
u charge OF the dog pound. FINAL
MIR. Eliason and Mr.. Martin, of tina
COMMITTEES, got q motion throug
9, that City Council act Jointly In arranf
ing for a pound.
The Democrats organized q club her
{ last evening. The following are III
IN officers: President. William DeakyD,
'olvlce president G. Christopher Whit,
secretary. Harold Suddoli. (of sing
l. tax fame); treasurer. Henry Nj. Whit
The name OF the organization Is Il
New Castle Hundred Democrat
l-lClub.
: Maggie Byard Ia an minute OF tt
4 1county jail because she wac unable 1
furnish $500 bail for her appearance
Is the upper court for committing
murderous assault on George Russell
the we'll known colored pugilist.
2gl There is an old saying that poop
" glass houses should not thro'
y lstones. The new correspondent O
= the Every Evening may be honest
IS his convictions, but New Castle pc,
D. pie cannot Imagine how It Is that
j, can see the faults of q Republican an
! not notice the Inisdeeds OF Democra
y He has called attention to the ia,
- thas one OF the jail wardens has Dee
doing political work much to the di
10 Icomiiture OF the Democrats.
Sheriff Gould aud his wardens ca
~ boast that not prisoner escaped du
MS sho IVA 81 OAtppb u
d Reynolds ordered him to 60 befol
his time was up. II the night warde
" lat.ends TO his duties and in his a
sence leaves either one or the othe
of the day wardens where is the har IN
Democrats throw up their hands wit
D. awe.
a. But just look over the other shor
!, der and tell us what you see. VIII
"a there stands person holding. q S35
Job under the government taking
hand in local politics. and by HE siI
b. 10 county officer, working day aft
day on the battery putting up the ba
~ bail fence. He ID day in and day o
working in his own garden. That
IL all right, Is 1t?
n ls 1t all right for him to hold 81
re tisan nomination elections and ass
Nc the register of his district IN dischai
ing the duties of his Office and ask
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