The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-22
NEW CASTLE NEWS
what IL Tramspirlns In tho Pretty Town
ON the Delaware. a.,
Correspondence of the Republican.
NEW CASTLE, May 90.

There was O worse storm here on
Sunday than the rain storm, and one
which will do mora harm. 1T was
nothing more or less than q large
number OF men under the influence Of
drink. As a newspaper correspond
pendent have nothing to do with
such Gases. but last evening two high
.ly respectable citizens asked me to
give cautionary notice to the speak
easies which are running full blast in
town, that they had bettor halt. Not
knowing the state OF affairs, asked IL
nc might not be In the saloons that the
drink WAS obtained, and | was iu-
formed that the principal trade was
done by the speak easles. but that
there was one or two saloons hare
where no respect was entertained for
the law In regard to the sale on Sun :
day to the minors.
/ Ii was not bad enough to get tho
drink inside but they were furnished
with bottles of drlna and the men
would stop at intervals aud take their
drink. Ii there are speak easles In the
to WI then by all means let them DO
lraided, for IL licensed places pay their
licenses they should be protected and
liz licensed plaee sells on Sunday then
1.-THE people at large SHOULD mako ever
effort to have that party arrested and
to oppose his or her license whom they
would make the next application. Ii
it Is legal to sell on six days only In
the week then let the law be strictly
: enforced.
: Tho Young Nameless base ball club
I hss organized and is open for ehal
!. lengas from any club In the State OF
us years of age. Address Young
Nameless Base Ball CLUB. New Castle.
: Del.
r Among the effects of the storm dur.
= ing the last few days was noticed 0
:. young man whose hat became tive
! uuenoe OF big southeastern puff
q striking him In reference to fake
I. performance with fake leader. This
b was hot the occasion. however. whore
the young man went to the 0peis
House to the "machine to hear anoth,
/ ier young man play the piokaieen."
n Rt. Rev. Alfred Curtis. Bishop o.
!. Wilmington. Will nd mlu!ster tho sacra
Q ment OF confirmation in st. Petor'e
Church on next Sunday evening dur
ing the vesper services.
be two games OF baseball here OH nexi
i Saturday. One between the Q. A. U
and the Dover or Defiance teams, ane
. Nthe other between the @. A. q. Junior
and the Rokeby Club. ofiWilmington
/, New Castle is deeply ineenssd at thu
:. action OF the Rockford team on Satur
n day, and the local club believe that tn
l. club had no Intention OF playing wheI
I. 1T left Wilmington.
10 The Knights OF PythiRs Hall oil
Thursday evening next promises to b'
10 lively place, as the tenth annlversar!
of Harmony Castle. No. 9, knights o
1.-The Golden Eagle, Will be celebrated
u "A pleasing program has boon arrang
IDted. Many of the castles from VII
:, lmington together with friends fror
4 this city will be present 1t IL atate
Teddy Smith has had anew song sc
4 music for tho occasion, entitled "Whi
o stole the coal"
p- MIR. and Mrs. Wallace, OF Philade
phia. are the guests of George Bull.
= Alfred Jones, Wilmington, condut
v tor ON freight train No. 81. receive
=" some Injuries at the depot yesterda
AFTERNOON. He had orders to g
y through with his train ahsat OF anott
/, Ter train which was right after hin
A. but when he arrived here the bannt
% was dropped on him to stop. and
IN jumping off to get orders his foe
ieaught and he was thrown between
II the cars and the platform.
4 Several persons standing by, wer
~ to his assistance and took him fron
his perilous position, 1t was found tina
- his legs wsre badly btuised.and on til
o right hip there was deep ont. He wa
7. sent to Wilmington on the nccomm'
rddatton train where after he reached h
!, home he was attended by DR.. W.
"a Winner.
1 New Castle 10 still inundated, bu
very little damage is reported. Wasl
-llngton avenue is Hooded as well Il
e. iSeyenth street aud the workInen at u
"a Delaware Iron Works are obliged
go circuitous route to reach tt
= works.