The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-20
NEW CASTLE NEW
What is TrauspIrins In the Pretty Town On
the Delaware
Correspondence of the REPUBLICAN,.
New Castle. Nov. Goth.

NEW Sabbios Iovs SVehs
Poirce Could has left New Castle with
the reputation that not a prisoner escaped
from jail during his term OF of1ice. This
speaks well, both for himself and his
wardens. Surmlses have been made as to
whom the wardens under Sheriff Gillis
will he. SO far 70 selections have been
made.
But New Castle feels that the incoming
sheriff would be ungrateful II he did not
appoint James Foster, one of the present.
incuInbents as one OF the wardens.
When the ITO O'Clock train arrived here
last evening It had on board detachment
OF mem bors OF tho Y. Nj. u. A. and oil the
Warren Club from Wilmington. They
were met by several OF the g. A. y. mem.
bers headed by tho Citizens Cornet band
and marched into town.
Here they were joined by the Christiana
band under the leadership OF VIII am Il.
Eber le and q grand 6treet parade tooK
place. ALI this took place previous to the
opening OF the O. A. q. and Cltlzens Cor
net Band combined fancy fair and grand
bazaar In the Opera House AS Stated
yesterday the decorations would begRar
description at my haude and with such en-
array OF handsome young lady assistants
at all tho booths the sight presented was
truly handsome ona Indeed. Durih8
chanced OF. The wheel OF fortune seemed
to be leading feature last night. To-
night O novel parade Of bicyclists from
Wilmington will take place.
Among those who have given their SER
vices for the success OF the fair arc the
following: Misses Celia We3genmann,
Elsls Butler. Name McPike. Lizzie Early,
ella Fitzgerald, Josie Fitzgerald, Ida
White, Lucy White, Alberta Satterlleld,
Lizzie Gemmill, Hattie King. Maude King.
Liliie Shaw, Maggie Shaw. Clara Vining.
Maggie McUaughan, Annie Stack, nj. Gaflln.
,.t tf ri nj
Emma Harris, cora Hudson, Katie Tim ms.
Lizzie Hoffman. Anna Mohler, Name Mo =
Cue Lizzie MeUue, Mary Brown. Birdie
Booth, Etta Mcguire, Bertha Sipple. Lucy
Yanardaion, Liz1ie Murphy and Mary
Duify.
which did Injustice to Howard Cooling
prlsoner In tho jail. 1t charged him with
being partial IN the distribution OF the
books In the jail library. Cooling since
his incarceration here has been very Or
derby prisoner and never caused any trou'
bic MS ne adheres strictly to all the rules.
In distributing tho books he does so WITH.
ou: any discrimination to color. some
men who received books tore them 80
that they were unit for iurther use ana
these parties as they were entitled were
refused any more books from tho library.
Malice shines In every line OF th6 article.
A detective telephone service yesterday
caused me to mise the notice oil Tile death
OF james b. Rice. A friend tried to talk
over the telephone, but rs usual on all
such occasions 1t was out of order. MIR.
Rice was we'll known throughout tho
State, as no at one time was Past Grand
Chancellor OF the Knights OF Pythias Of
Delaware.
For the past couple OF weeks young
colored man has bnen chasing feinaie5
when they were going to their homes aI-
ter dark. Mayor HerDert is on to his 1T
tie game and The iirst thing he will KNOW
IS that he will be chusng In cell.
On Saturday last tho town clock STOP
ded at 4 gu O'Clock. The people were sur
prised In general and IN order to Had out
the reason waited on james IL. Bridge
water who has charge OF the CLOCK. he
Informed me that the rope broke also one
OF the connections of the dial. F,ve feet
OF the rope had to be out OIL and the clock
will not be all eixbt-day clock anymore
until seyenty-tiye feet of new rope Is se-
cured.
The clock has kept excellent time. Mr..
Bridgewater whi have to bo rocco ponsed
for his extra labor In winning the CLOCK
twice week.