The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-27
NEW CASTLE NEWS
What Is Trauspirinz In the Pretty Tawn
on the Delaware.

NEW IASILt NEWS
What Is Trnuspirinz In the Pretty Tawn
on the Delaware.
Correspondence of the Republican.
NEW CASTLE July 81.
Yesterday afternoon Edward Smith,
q youth employed by Charles Ill. Cle-
well, the undertaken, was kicaed In
the face by one OF Clewell's horses.
Young Smith. contrary to all orders,
took the the horse with a rope halter
to the lot on Sixth street to Rra2e and
the horse began to sport around aud
kick. By turning round su idenly the
animal planted one hoof In the youths
face. Several parsons IN the neigh
hood heard the blow. 1t sounded like
10 shot.
When picked up 1t was found that
his lips were split open, some of his
teeth knocked out and his jaw shat
tered. His horse must have driven
the toe OF the shoe Into Smiths mt nth.
DIR. Stewart was i'm mediately called
and rendered what aid was possible,
under the surrounding clrcumstan-
ces. Last evening about 0 o'clock. DIR.
the boy removed to hospital. and Il,
IEhen watts drove the injured youth
over to delaware Hospital. Whining
,lton.
Tenn after team kept coming in
this morning from Christiana with the
IChiistiana III. L. Sunday School. and
Its friends who went to Woodland
Beach on Its excursion.
The tug Amanda Powell ct lpoed
hero last evening at O'Clock ana took
IA Il, Borle. samuel Ii Black, Colo,
mel Evan Il, Boyd ana John l. Borlh
TO Augustine Pier. where they spent
the evening with Company II. The
militia returned to this olt1 about
miduisnL. The score OF tho rltlo
sho matches will appear In
Another colu M, as was u ab . to
procure them when this letter was
; written.
/ do not like to take the part Of a
lpugillst, but certainly an article ap.
peared in an afternoon sheet yester-
day which did great Injustice to
, George Russell, the colored pugillst
/ II stated TINT he had to pay the costs
of the case and give bond to keep the
peace for an assault on another man.
IL was not the colored pugiiist but IL
white man OF another name entirely.
The sheet had no representative ut the
hearing. and therefore II could not
give the news correctly.
: The REPUBLICAN leads, and whom
you do not SOD an item of news in 1t
FROM this emu OF the line depend upon
1T tnut it is not 50. Explanations aud
Apologies are now In order.
The glneer OF tue Delaware Rail.
road was here yesterday and surveyed
] the battery aud staked out the grounds
~ haA La -.
nearer to tho river 50 that Tn > distance
. II DO 527 feet. The work of grading
. VIII begin to III brow, when Salnust L,
Land rs with his scraper dawn by six
horses and attended by shrse men will
7 put hs diamond in proper shape
! a feature of tho opening day OF the
3. unciOsed grounds will bs speech by
j.. Gov. Reynolds. At the conclusion OF
> his speech he will toss nsw ball on
: th} damon aui the G A u aud tho
4 Y. III. T. A. Will try Tor bI3s ball hon.
, urs
Tho @. A. c. held specl Il meeting
" last evening at which 3 sp3ciul CON
: mlttees were appointed 70 s5rYo On thl
: excursion to EolcheSJer on Angus 6
by clever little detective WORK L.rr
author OF the letter which appear,
[ IN the New York World soma months
ago, and which tried to east inslnug-
tons on Sheriff Gould and his mau.
, agement of tho JAZZ. mas been found
3 IL was found that tho scheme oil
I writing tho letter originated with
Ned Smith VINO is serving a sen
, tence for burglary. As he could not
write he secured the services of jim
. Gli5sUn, who is in jail for stealing n
horse aud wagon. Smith dictated the
Utter and Gibson wro.e it, The mis-
slve was then handt d t. "Adie" Fierce
who Il serving sentence FOR killing
a Alfred H,ndman last october, Plerca
did not think the ct n strong enou "a
Land wanted to al more 10 1t, but
/ Smith would not have it that way.
P Pierce handed the letter to Jim, u
alias Red lie re-, a confirm ~ drunk
= ard, who stabbed bartender and was
q at that time serving sentence for
4 that otleu5e. HIS term was expiring
! when Pierre handel hun the letter.
When Lsary got out OF Ill he muiletl
i the letter, which was published. The
/, nume OF Stldham was sisntd at the
/, .dlctatton OF Smith. The three men
Smith. ellison and Pierce have missed
u thor summer privilege of walking the
Z corridor. anu are loH confined to their
4 coils.
!, Tie Park Athletic Club Juniors AMI
Il Young America Base Ball CLUBS will
y Ni'7S butS II NC bO'luDIAON. Al inter
:. estIng game Is expected.
a The Liberty Senate will leave herc
to morrow afternoon on the LA
l . clock train Tor Wilmington VIII re-
:, bats will BE- crossed with ths St. Aloy9i
r US Cadets.
Mrs. 4. NJ, uizlr of Now Castle
i Dol, with her sister, Miss 4 s. Is Ltss
= OF Chester. Pa. ami niece. Miss q. b.
Wise OF Riley Park. Pa. arc visiting
relatives IN the county OF st. Mary5
Maryland.
, The funeral oil John Walling took
place yesterday morning. Ills re
| md,us were taken on the stelms,
o Major ReyUold TO Penassroye, where
+, ,Interment WAS made.
Eey, Father hsoloy, form eriy pastor
OF St Peters GnurcA aui now OF say
Z anuah, Ca visited lrtends here OF
=, " olaesluy.
Yesterday afternoon number o.
; people, were greatly excited for time
u On Delaware street. Tue cause was
i F.he milk wagon OF David kee wu.
"a coming down tue street ut lively
rate. when the horse fell and kee',
q littls boy was thrown out OF the
d wagon, landing on his head In thu
: street.
= Assistance wen. ltnme lately to the
Il httlo fe w, and II was found TINT h(
l. vas only badly scared up aud very
!. ii tic hunt There was no damug,
, done to the horse or wagon.
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