The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-22
NEW CASTLE NEWS
What Is Transpiring In the Pretty Town On
!, the Delaware.
New Castle. N ov. 22d.

The y0ul allp from Our RruhptDKt
Tue early dew OF life has gone,
But love Is everlasting
Oh. softly to my thoughts tonight
Sweet memory's airs arc Dlowlng;
Oh YOU dear frionds. the tender light
or other days Ia glowing.
Fiftesn years ago yesterday Miss Lizzie
Dennison. one OF the prettivst girls OF Mill
Creek Hundred, WINS blushing bride and
l. Moore was the gallant groom ut a happy
wedding. During the years which have
passed since JOY and happiness have been
constant visitors at the homestead and
the happy couple.
Yesterday they celebrated the fifteenth
anniversary OF their wedding and tho
Moore homestead at Pleasant Hill. Mill
Crock hundred. presented a. gay appear
nnce.
Among the friends who called to convey
their congratulations were several from
Philadelphia, Wilmington, Moore, Pa.
and the surrounding country.
Among those present were:
From WilmlDgton-Mr. and Mrs. John
Peach, Mrs John Scott. MIR. and Mrs. Sam
uel Mcdaniel, Mr.. and Mrs. Speakman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Dennison, MIR. aud
Mrs. VIM. Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
4 Moore.
New Castle-Mr. and Mrs. Henry A.
Dennison and Miss Lizzie Dennison.
Other places-Mr. and Mrs. John DeH-
nison. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dennison.
I'LL. uHu hlIb. Trunk D6nnlSOU,
Dennison, sr.. Mrs. James Dennison,
Abraham Dennlson, Calvin Derrickson
nni fomily Mr.. and Mrs. John Trlnble,
urimbleviIle. Chester County Pa. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Pennock, Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert
Whiteman. Thomas Moore. ST.. Mr.. and
Airs. Thomas Moore. Jr.. David En,tburn
and several others. All departed for their
homes wishing them that
Many. many more Of quiet years he ad.
ded to your sum,
Ind Int 0t 1ao In tan nda,.t thn l,,nIr
oning angle come;
Dear hearts are here. dear hearts are
there. alike below above
Our friends are now in oil ther world and
A. love Ia sure of love.
Tho great combined grand sbazaar and
fancy fair OF the @. A, q. and the Citizens
Cornet band still continues to attract.
Tonight Professor Whitark. the celebrated
oontortionlst, late OF the Boston Museum
will be the principal attraction. lie will
also perform his great frog and ring acts.
He will be present during the remaining
nights OF this week.
For about six weeks before the election
D large store on Market street had posted
IN Its window ono of the mixed schools
photographs. Yesterday In the same store
mixed school was opened rs q tri We ling
show rented 1t as Its headquarters. The
attractlon Ia colored woman born in
Canada that is part human and part ami
NAL. II Is not my intention to advertise
she scheme but II ID strange that the own
Or OF the property. staunch Democra tic
ofIlce holder. would stoop SO low as to
take money for the exhibition OF colored
woman Of 40 years OF age in q mixed
school.
Asa Smith went to Philadelphia yester.
day where he entered the Presbyterian
hospltai to go under All operation. He
had one performed III the same institution
hast spring.
The chimneys of the gas house are being
rebuilt.
O. IL. Clewell has placed handsome
iron fence at his new house.
Word was received hero yesterday of
gohn II. Mckee well-known farmer re-
siding near Newport. He was Harry L.
Mokee's father who formerly resided
hire.
The funeral of James B. Rico took place
yesterday afternoon. Services were con-
Quoted at the house by the Rev. Vaughn
s. Collins lntermsnt was made at Bethel
Cemetery.
The pail bearers wore. Joseph @. Bacon
gohn Hendrix, William Talinferro. Weldin
kiniag, Bennett Lancaster and Theodore
Hntton,
Among those present at the annual in.
specton OF Company II, National Guards
of Delaware, last evening In the armory
wore: Mr.. and Mrs. James Nowland. Mise
Elsio Black. Miss Nan Cooper ex-Quarter.
masters Boyle and Hoischumakor.
wilson L.. Baymore 10 u candidate for
the office OF Sorgeant,at.Arms OF the
nOuSt VI btplb5buLHL I1b has Dhen
an active Republican worker and has been
defeated for assessor twice In the banner
Democratic hundred.
Captain Phillips. his ieutenants and ser
geants should feel elatsd at tho compI.
ments bestowed on the company last
evening when Colonel George w. Marshal
and Lieutenant A. ID. Chaytor, A. A. Quar-.
sermaster General inspected Company H..
n. q. ID.
The company appeared In excellent trim
Mn,Iu nj hQ hQt IN In in fall
hg with the appearance of the men.
Captain Phillips has been untiring In
his energies TO have regular attendance
~ the weekly drill but the men have been
hilatory and last evening the effects were
Ssabe.
The men should be more regular In
fheir attendance and thereby assist Cap.
taln Phillips and hiG able officers to ke ep
mp the high standard of Company Ii.
Colonel Stevenson of Company and
lieutenant Bayno OF Company @ VIII
mlngton were present at the inspection.
Tho Amerlc an Salvage Syndicate OF
Now York have been solving IN interest
ing salvage problem by raising the sunk
on steamship. Allegheny. OH ship John
lighthouse.
The novel meanB OF raising her out of a
we'd OF IS feet OF water is that OF compress
ad air. On Monday the plant eetabiIsned
on steam tender. was taken to the SPOT
where the Allegheny lay, and from that
time till last Tuesday submarine work
men have been ocoapied In placing can
sas bugs OF the best cotton duck in differ
snt places In the steamer. The divers
have been working as steadily as the
weather permitted. and ON Tuesday all
/ seemed ready for the raising
Tie bags were filled with air through
rubber tubes connected with compress.
scr. and at the fret attempt the wreck
rose 80 rapidly that 1t lifted the tender on
which the plant was erected out of water
and she was only saved by letting the air
out OF the bags and allowing the wreck to
sink back agniD. The men are at work
egnin, having removed the plant further
from tho wrock, and another attempt to
hoat the Alleghcney will be made in a few
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