The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-02
]WcAsTLEN NEWS


IuEAIA FROM PARALYSIS.
l>srsr Whiselpak. N 0,d ana Rs@pses.
- cifi1sss ferses Away y HIRE
Aftcr eAo Fax ziuuf- lsase Hall
etnt pali-Ft-it 20 the AIns.-
ho,1se.
ocfrespondencs Of thc lispnhllcau,
INV CAsrLE Jan. Z. -On Thursday
morning iask Mr. Henry Whitelock
| was stricken with paralysis. and he
1 Loaf bis apeoch therefore. and although
peiuR fufiy conscious Of everything
kolnx IN around him. he never spoke
and died last evening at the residence
q nls sonin-iaw, Geo swan. on Third
Mr. whitslock was the son Of one Of
the leading farmors 81 Harfortl
county. Md. He carried on Farming
successfully III Maryland until. rhir.
teou yearH uRo, soon altar the death
Of his Wits. who was Elizabeth How.
ard. when be sold his farm and with
his family moved 10 New Castle.
Three sons and one daughter SUR
slve him. They are James II. White
lock New Haven, Conn; William
Whitelocs, manager OF the Gilpin
House; zephiah Whitslock, u foreman
10 Pyle's Lumber Works. Wilmington.
and Mary H., wife OF George Swan,
bfidgetentier OF the Market street
bridge, Wilmington.
Mr.. Whitelock was Ia his 18th year.
and Was man who stood high In tho
esteem Of all the citizens OF New
Castle. His funeral will take place on
Thursday afternoon at / O'Clock. The
sorvlcee will be at the housa and In.
torment will be made at Christiana NJ.
IL. Cemetery.
NEW YnAH's rRErr.
Sheriff Gould held New Years re.
ception for o few Of his gentlemen
friends iast evening. Among those
present were: Messrs. Willard Mere
dith, Harry w. Herbert. James
4. Booth, A. ". Foster, A. yinlne.
Thomas Booth, VIM. Matthias, Walter
Hunter. M. Rogers. W. Daily, Elmer
Whitelock, Joseph Bacon. James Lam
caster. Albert Holschnmaker and sew
erai others. A very enjoyable time
was spent while the gay party remain
ed at the festive board. II. w. Her
bert In q neat speech propossd the
health OF s.Sheriif 9ould,H and the en-.
tire party snug. For he's right good
fellow 1he genial Sheriff respo nded
In his ueual happy strain and pro.
posed my friendsp which was nhly
responded to by Willard Meredith.
A VISIT TO FARNHuRsr.
A hack party consisting Of MIss Re-
gina Mahoney. Mics Fitzgerald, Miss |
Mary McCollIn, Miss Winnie Sheridan. |
Mrs. Joseph Caritn. Mrs. Marvel, Mrs. |
Doris, Miss susie MeCaliln, Miss Mel. |
10 Morrison, Miss Maggie Dougherty. |
Niles Julin Aicdrutli. Miss Maggie |
Toner. Mrs. Fred Brown, Miss Katie
McCue. John p. Murphy, Peter q.
Madden, William ]. Martin, James
McPike, ]. F. Mclvor drove to the
aimshouse yesterday afternoon and
visited the inmates and gave them a
New Year'a greeting.
The party consisted OF members OF
the st. Peters Choir, sunday schooi
teachers and I. A. b. Society. It was
accompanied by Rev. z. L, Brady,
zach inmate received bananas and
box OF candy, and the men received
supply OF tobacco also. Several vocal
selections were ably rendered In differ.
ent sections OF the institution, as
were also q humber OF violin solos In
grand style by Miss Mahoney.
Miss Mahoney has rich. clear
Tolce, and she used 1t to good adyan.
age yesterday afternoon. The In.
mates were delighted with the visit
y the pleasant party. The institu-
Ion does great credit to Superinten.
lent Groves and his cordial assistants
VINO were at the service OF the party
Turing the visit. Among the eeleo-
ions rendered was one which was
cry affective on all present. It was
Aud Lang Syne."
DELIGHTFUL FOX HUNT.
'agan. the genial host OF Hare'e, Cor. ,
Ier motel. let free large fox. Fifteen
ninutes later 81 hounds were giving
heir music and 65 horeemsn y,ere
Iashing right after them. On. on
hey sped to the Buttonwoods where
% doubled and back he went for Farm.
Iurst. Another double and he reach.
"a the back OF Lobdelfs works and on
o Che Moors. Here he was rather ,
loosely pursued and as the huntsmen ,
ried tally.ho. reynard plunged into ,
ne Chrlstjena about one hundred I
ards below Churchman'S bridge. /.
On went the jolly chase to Cat Hill. !
2 white Clay Creek Hundred, where J
niles. The hounds OF MT. Aloorn I
\ Newerk. and Fred Miller, OF this
ity led the chase all tine way, IL was
Omitted by Mess-s., Stidham and
'ordham to have been the heat chase =
DC years Mr.. Pagan is deserving OF r
luoh praise for giving the people .
aeh aspiendid days sport. :
WAS THE CONDUCT PROPER
It Is all right and proper to have '
but when It Ii at the ex. I
ense OF others 1t Is considered rather v
ear. On Sunday night number OF O
oun& men made things vary un-
ieaeant for number Of very sIck
ereons here whose lives were only
an slng on thr 'ad. Tn, re shou d be n
Dne way of checking such a,,1lous
nd 1t would not be bad Idea for the
liberties to follow the rules of other L
tiles and grant permits. 1t Is awfnl v
lsagreeable to sick person to have |,
rye number of persons stand on. /,
osits the house and act very disor-
erly.
HURT AFTER THE HUNT.
w. Nolan. bright young man. who
ves on the Rogers farm. yesterdav
Iternoon had his leg badly crushsd n
his horse falling OH him ON Della. a
aro street. He had been all the way A
TN the fox hunt and while going =
owly along the street the horse fell q
ntewart was Immediately called Y
"a ordered the young man removed
J his home.
GENERAL NOTES.
George Morrison has been awarded :
10 contract for furnishing milk to
70 jail here for the next three n
onths. d.
IL. Frank Wlnslow succeeded In az. 81
nguishing fire In the old frame 81
ouse on Third street yesterday.
The ball OF the u. A. g baseball club
as very grand affair and proved
.cceas. N
II having been reported that conn. :,
rleit dimes had been given to the =.
,wspaper boys here, / wish TO sav u
at the bright servers OF the RRPun. n
GAN were paid with good money d.
no people here do not want stale 50
'ws and are willing to pay for the
ct paper with all the latest news
Just takes three days for the ..ahead
air to lind out an Important news Of
I'm here. -,
Inc City Council and Trustees OF a
9 Commons will meet to-nlght. es
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