The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-03
NEW CASTLE NEWS
what is TRANSPORTING In tho Pretty Town On
tho Delaware.
Correspondence OF the REPuBLIcAs~
New Castle. Dec. 3rd.

Some time ago when the grand officers
OF tine Improved Order Of Red Men visited
Seminole Tribe, No. z. of this city 1t was
suggested tEat like other organizations
the open session idea should be tried. Con.
sequently the tribe at once issued invita-
tions for a n evening social at the Wlgwam
on last Saturday night.
When the 705 o'clock train rolled 10 on
Saturday evening number OF visiting
Red Men got oil at the depot Among
those noticed were Grand Past Sachem
James Harges, u. Smith, Stout aud Hanna
of Lenape Tribe No. O.; MIR Chestnut OF
Cherokee No. 4 and Messrs Guthrie, and
Sanyie and Eebley. the Keokuk Trio.
Wilmington and Meesrs Townsend and
uainsworth Of Lennt Tribe, No.
Delaware County, Pa.
The committee OH arrangements deser-
yes all credit for the neat way In which
the seats were arranged SO that every one
who came was made at home.
Prayer was offered by Rev V. 8. Collins
after which several selections were rem
dered very pleasantly by keoKux Tno
MIR. Stout playeu the harmonlca banjo
and bells at the same time In manner
which won the plaudlts OF those present.
MIR Chestnut and MIR. Guthrie sang solo
each very nicely. Mr.. Temple OF Semi.
4, mole Tribe brought down the house by his
4 bright readings of funny stories.
MIR. Harges delivered o neat addresss on
the good OF the order. He dwelt OIL the
h
Friendship aud charity. and maintained
that had the teachings OF the Lowly
I Nazarlne been followed there would have
been no necessity for such an order as the
Red Men. He considered that the women
were u power In the workings OF the order,
sand advocated open council meetings.
Rev. Vaughn s. Collins, pastor OF the
NJ Il. Church and o member OF MinQua
Tribe, No. s. also spoke on the charity of
the order.
The scouts then took themselves off to
the forest and returned with refreshments
which were served TO all present anu adj
ded much to the enjoyment Of the even.
Ing. Benediction was pronounced by DR..
Cook
cupid, the sly rascal, seems to have
| been busy during the late political cam
paign and while men were worrying over
| the resulthe quietly conquered four young
hearts and two marriages will soon take
place.
t. on "Wednesday next Captain j. Ernest
| Phillips. the genial passenger agent at
| the station will claim for his bride fair
| young lady who often visits this city
| Miss May frice of Philadelphia and on
December 10. Robert Wadsley. Jr, and
| Miss Name MoCready will be Joined to-
gether In wedlock.
| On Saturday afternoon, Constable James
| i. Porter arrived at the jail here with a
| prisoner. The man wearing the handcuffs
| proved to be Isaac q. Anthny and was
committed to await the next term OF
court on the charge of larceny Of a aroan
horse, buggy, set of harness and q sad
| die, the property OF Alexander u Mo
| Curnes. He was committed by Magis-
trate james f. Richardson of Marshallton.
The alleged larceny was committed on
Eriiay night last
Beginning with tonight every person
paying admission to the falr Will receive
free chance on beautiful onyx table
from Beleher's furniture house, Philadel.
phia Arthur wilson the second night war.
den has arrived ut the jail and taken
charged.
The funeral Of Mrs. Emeilne Ward. a
colored woman, aged 80 years, took place
yesterday. In.er,nent WIS made at U nton
NJ L. cemetery on Fitting street. Services
wers conducted by Revs. Blake and Am
bro5e
Excitement was at its height iu Dobbins-
vile yestefday afternoon when horse
belonging to gentleman from Whining
ton ran away. Very little damage was
done.
MIR. ]. Gray, OF the First NJ p Church
Wilmington. occupied the pulpit OF The
First NJ. 2. Church here yesterday.
Everybody was delighted ut the concert
by the band oil the fair on Saturday night
Another large delegation of the Warren
Athletic Club was Lresent under the
charge OF New Castles tavorite. Horac,
Mcdaniel. Come again to the pretty town
on the Delaware. Horace.
Burt Wilson has severed his connection
with the Delaware Iron Works, and as
sumed his duties to-day In the Office o
the woolen mills to succeed Miss Sher
wood.
Misses Martha j., Draper and Mary j
Fleming returned home last evening from
Philadelphia, where they spent 1hanks
giving Day and following days w,ti
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Gross of Whining
ton were tho guests OF New Castle lrtend
yesterday.
William Colweli Philadelphia, formerl
boss dyer at Knowles Woolen Mills, sper
yesterday in Now Castle with friends.
Miss Slaughter OF Dover who has bee
the guest OF Miss Whitnack returne
home TO. day.
Theodore Francis VINO has been the chile
warden at the jail under Elk Sheriff Goui
left on saturday. During his etny her
"Dory" has made lots OF friends. ii
proved himself to be an excellent dis
eiplinaran in the jail and when he bid tn
long term prisoners goodbye on Satui
day tenrs came to several of their eyei
Under his cal eful 0, Q everything has gon
AloIg very nicely and the institution wa
always credit to him and the sheriff n
matter who Visited the Jail or at wht
time IL was visited.
Tue shrill whistles of steam craft an
fog whistles sounded warnings on th
, Delaware river yesterday In consequence
OF an impenetratle fog.
At the Maritime Exchange 1t was learne
that the Hamburg american Packet Con
: pany's steamship from Bohemia to Phil
delphia, with passengers and lafp
a cargo, was delayed down the river
Ii was also learned that the BrItis
steamship. Queen Adelaide, had ru
aground below Fort Delaware with
cargo OF 1000 tons OF sugar. Latest al
vices reported several collisions betwee
! echoonels,