The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-26
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
What is Transpirinx In the Pretty Town ON
the Delaware.
New CASTLE, Oct. go.

New CASTLE Oct. 90.
There is one thing that should be frown.
cd down In this county anu it ls the Gus.
tom ol-permittlng prisoner to be inuar'
ceraLed at the jail while nnder the indu-
enoe OF liquor aud al the same time being
held on another charge.
William Mitchell. oolored. was recently
arrested In u corn field aud tried bsfore
Squire Durnall. of Hochessin for carry
lug concealed deadly weapons and Tor
pointing u pistol at man.
1t is alleged that Constable Creedon,
who took the man here fought quart OF
whiskey and on bis way down gave good
share OF 1t TO Milchell My, my, has noo-
kession got u mixed school too2 Surely
the leading democrats OF hocketsin
would not uome 30 low us to give wniskey
to negro. On Johu, john. New Castle is
shocked ut your conduct ana says you
had better not bring drunken man here
again.
Michael Falno, the Italian under sen.
tence OF death for the murder 1f Carlo
Ruvois confined In Cell % and acts quite
rational.
lhe Citizens Cornet Band. OF twenty.
two pieces. will 60 To delaware City to-
night and play at the Republican mess
meeting. Our band is the lest In the
State. Everywhere II goes 1t receives the
hig hest encomium.
Inc rectory OF ImmaEuel Church Ia
being put III snape for the reception OF
Rev. f. II. Munson. The new pastor Will
arrive here next Wednesday and Will con.
duct All saints Day services.
Evan Watts is having built q new hack
to DC u.uu " nlnl III meeting all trains
II VIII ue storm light with bevel glass
Windows and neatly Upholstered.
Ino .ltlzvns' Cornet Hand Will play at
the republican mast meeting here to.
morrow evening, which Will be addressed
by Hon. Benjamin Nields, William tiIles
Editor Healey, ol tue New York Irish
word.
A hungarian had narrow escape from
drowning yesterday. He was walking
along Iasker's old wharf with buE Of
coke when he slipped and fell into the
river. He succeeded in getting out by
moving on top OF some piling near by.
The L. A. &. foot ball team will line up
tgninSt the Eddystone team tomorrow
afternoon. Montgomery will act as
referse.
Citizens, come into town to. morrow and
get registered. Ii ever New Castle Hun
dred needed ronovating and a general
house'cleaning time OF riugsters it is ut
Tins present.
When Mary Smith, of Camden, n. j..
walked into Mayor Herberts court yester-
day morning she did not imagiue that she
would De treated 50 kindly IT'S to hayo the
care oi sheriff Gould and his successor
Destow upon her for eighty days. She
was arrested the day Dsiore for being
drunk.
She acted disorderly while being wheeled
to the jail and cursed the poics anu other
ard abused The Mayor. She was fined $40
and costs and sentenced to term of 50
days im yrisoumont II she does not pay
the $40 she is entitled to 80 days III ore so
nt 70 cents day for bOuru she will cost
the county S2S Some parties wanted rae
to jump into the Mayor concerning the
part he took In the arrest with his reyol-
lint | Will pnNfhinu nh . ha
Mayor. Go talk to him yourselves
brilliant home welding took place
last evening at tho BRIDES residence, on
south Third street The contracting
parties wero John korns and Misc Lydia
Truitt Promptly ut y o'clock. to the
strains of Lohengren's wedding march,
played by Mrs. ltennlo. the young couute
entered the parior and stood under bell
of celars, chrysanthemums and cosmos.
Tho bride looked well IN a neat lifting
frock Of LnnsdOwne richly trimmed with
lace ana satin riDbon
Tho ceremony was performed by Rev.
g. j. Wy lie of TIC Presby yterian Cemetery.
The ceremony wa9 very pretty one and
a ring was used After the ceremony a
reception was held and the many friends
OF the happy couple extended their con.
Hrutuiutivns. There were about iifty cuu.
pies present. Among those from PhIa.
dephia were Ms. Lowery, Miss Emma
Trultt and George Hurteli.
Among tie handsome presents recei we'd
were four clocks, two tea sets, chamber
set. several sets of knives aud forks and
silver Spoons toilet set. bad and table
linens, Kitchen utensils. silver butter
dishes, ct OF glassware etc.
The youug couple will reside in their
newly furnished home on Cherry street
taking with them the best wishes of tine
entire community.
The Chester Evening News yesterday
stated that OH Wednesday, afteraooG about
half past four o'clock. hannah +. Ihom1s,
in tile S6th year of her age. died at the
horue oil her son.in-law. David Q. Windle,
West Goshen. Her maiden name was
ta'rlamb and though hef early life lad
betn spent In Delaware County. she had
lived for many years In East and West
Goshen She was q member OF the High
Street Friends Meeting. West Chester.
Since January last she has been confined
to her room. where constant attention on
the part OF her nurses was necessary. and
her death although attended by sorrow
on the part OF the family was no surprise.
Five children survive her They are as
follows, Isaac Thomas. West Goshen;
Lydia. wife Of James Patch sll Gradyville.
Delaware county; Anna t. wife of David
q. Wlndie, West Goshen; Mary. who IL un.
married. and Susan. wife OF Samuel p.
Reno. New Castle, Delaware.