The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-14
NEW CASTLE NEWS
what IL TransrirIax 10 the Pretty Town
Oh rho Dciawars.
Correspondence OF tho Republican.
NEW CASTLE May IA.

New CASTLE May IA.
The rectory of Emmanuel Epis-
copical Church was crowded on Satur-
congregation and the people of the
city In general, who called to bid fare
we'll to Rev. r. u. ard Mrs. MGhtner.
who are about to depart for Denver.
Colorado, where Mr.. LiRhtner has ac-
cepted a call to Christ Church. Mr..
Lightner has gained the love and re-.
spect Of the city during several years
stay here at Emmanuel Church, and
much sorrow has been expressed over
his intended departure.
| st. Peters L. A. b. Society yester-
day morning turned out In body at
first mass In st. Peters Church aud re-
ceived holy communion
Officer Tobin yesterday afternoon
arrested John Adams, colored, Tor
dIsorderly conduct in the west end.
Tho subject which Mt present Is
troubling the people here is tho accom- .
mediation trains. 1t IL a known fact
that Wilmington people come here
often to lodge meetings. entertain
ments and on other business on the
early evening train. and return On the
10. IA o'clock train.
People who go away Sunday morn.
ing invariably return on that train. as
do plenty of people who go to Will
mIngton. But the railroad has shown
It's teeth In return for obtaining the
permission to raise the high bridge.
Yes, 1t sends train with one man Ia
Bear Station and a city of nearly 5000
people can go to the dogs. for 1t just
takes away the principal accommoda
tion train on The line. II the railrond
company Wishes to take u train off,
then lot them take off the Now Castle
accommodation. which goes TO thu
. Bear with one man. New Castle 10 mo-
unmindful OF the fact that the Officials
OF the road gave their pledges tina
: IL the high bridge was raised. that thu
|. road would remember the city witt
: fayors.
1t looks very much like 1t just now
: to sec the principal accommodation
2 train taken OFF. New Castle says 1t i
II long lane which has got no turn
; The railro DAD may walt another favo
l some day, and perhaps the right sor
OF men will be in City Council. who
will do what the city wants. and moi
{ be hoodwinked by the railroad com
! pany.
. Yesterday was busy day In the NJ
: e. Church. In the morning the specia
, sermon by Rev. V. =. Collins to the
o. U. W. was listened to with marked
l
worth League hold full sway.
: Is. Frank Blackburno. formerly O
this city, but now OF Wilmington, VIII
: was recently injured by falling In
trench on King street, paid q visit I
= friends here on Saturday.
: Frank Smith. a machinist at tn
2 Delaware Iron Works. will remove hi
family from Wilmington this wee
and will occupy the house on SiSt
J, street vacated by Joseph SalIn ons. VIII
8 has removed to Philadelphia.
o large number OF coiored peopl
gathered at the depot yesterday to So
l. the special train pass through t
= Dover with a large number of co
i ored people to attend the A. III.
= Conference.
10 Among those noticed here In tow
Il yesterday visiting friends were Mr.
and Mrs. William Wortnington. Phiia
:, detphia; William Brides. Philadel
! phia; MIR. and Mrs. Shaw. Philad 81 hin
Michael Cornell. Wilmington; Mis-
- Reba Hoicomb, Washington; Miss VI;
y honey. Philadelphia.
j. The pee pie here cannot understan
L. why the Governor remitted the punisl
ment of Burke on Saturday.
g. 1t ls known that the Pennsylvani
y authorities want him for two robbie
h les and yet while here. for burglary {
d store, a thing which was prevalan
!. at the tline tho Governor saw tit to I,
- NIT the punishment of burglt
j. who had on when arrested a pair G
i. pants which had been stolen from or
other store.
Champion tomato plants. new seed'
= Stoona