The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-08
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
What Is Trnnspiring In tho Pretty Town on
the Delaware
Correspondence of the Republican.
New CASTLE Nov. g.

through the Tunnel" IN Delaware until
The country agreed that 1t was "AIarvll'
The Free 1rade soup OF last winter did
not work this timo. NODUdy cares for
poverty soup when they can get Protec.
ton Beefsleak
Governor Marvil will appoint the next
registrars for New Castle. See.
What became OF the old time moiorl.
".
Will our Democratic lawyer friend bow
Ills head In shame and wear sackcloth
and ashes?
loo bad but II was premature to meas
ufe the rooms OF tho sherilfs residence.
1he carpet will not 90 on this Iilne. I'm.
pack the goous please.
Iunrell went through the State,
Governor to be;
Then Tunuell went home again,
N(e)ary IL Governor be.
Did the West end elect Republican
Inspector? hl Ofnl!
George Will not 10 chief warden.
Jim Foster will get u whole week to
celebrate the victory.
New Castle Will furnish tho marble slab
for the grave OF the Democrats purity
Ihinks awlully, but we are not buying
building lots this SEASON.
Iho nIau who told BILLY" to fix up
good piece about the KEPUBTicAN cores
pondont anu promised to stand by MIN
when IL was prin.ed. cent for Billy lust
evening,
That dream that was in the REpuDLIcAN
last tprIng came true. Tho party Is dead.
oiVS Council held short meeting LIST
evening. Tie only business transacted
was to dra orders III favor of tho police
officers. The iuln ps will remain burning
ali night this mOhth. The council will
meet neAt IuesGay evening.
William Ahern met with painful
accident yesterday afternoon whiie at
work In the machine shops OF the Della.
ware Iron Works. lie hni been engaged
runlins adrllI press and In raising up his
hnhd without looking he had It caught be.
tween the cog wheels
Marvin Als2gins"n, n bright youth ro.
siding on rum street. had his shoulder.
blade broken yesterday while playing
football with number OF companions.
Put your arms around me. honey.
On, I'm after all the money;
Love me little, love me long.
would suoner now De shot
Than to buy ii building lot
On the party'5 hard raised money.
We must defea' John "uonna
By the ring that Is 30 strong. ".."
Grow, crow really Is good,
Dickoy and Nearys stuck in the mud.
Rooiah. roorah. the Democrats got
fooled.
Gi!lls Will take the place OF Gould.
There has been such a lot of talk about
mixed schools it would appear from the
returns throughout the country that the
'Micks' were schoolel pretty we'll
Some OF the people mere on Tuesday
took good drop At midnight they
heard something drop very heavy.
Forrign Missions. ...-
The sixteenth annual meeting of the
Womaus Foreign Presbyterian society of
New Castle Preebytery opuneu In Hanover
Presbyterian Churcn yesterday. The most.
ing was opened with devotional exercises
conducted by Mrs. William Ii. Logan.
Mrs. Layielte Marks delivered the address
OF welcome. Mrs. Within II. Logan rs.
sponded. Miss NJ. A. Gilpin corresponds.
ing secretary, read tho annual report for
the year. There are 81 nuxiituries and g3
members; - bands; 2TS memDers;44l mstn.
bers were held during the past year. SIX
BoctetleS and ono band contributed to the
support OF Mrs. Fe rig, missionary to In.
da and seven To tho support of Dr.. Don
aldson, medical missionary in China. A.
vocal solo was rendered by Miss bIable
Parker.
The treasurer's report was read by Mrs.
G. Is. Finley. During tho year 81 553 6i
was received Ioru mlssions. OF this
sl.55SOl was spot. Mrs. Wellington
White OF China. gave an intal sstIng talk
OH the mission work i'll China.
The afternoon sosslon began at l.45
O'Clock by n prayer service led by Mrs.
then held on the best method of conduct
ing auxiliary societies. They favored the
using OF naps.
Letters We're read from DIR. Donaldson
and Mrs Lucy Ill. Ferris, missionaries in
India and China. The missionary work
in those countries were described.
The report on boxes was read by Mrs.
ii. Ii. Brady. Sue stated that two boxes
had been sent to India, Cash contribu.
tions amounting to sil.2 25 were sent to
Mrs. Ferris and DR.. Donaldson.
The report Of tho Christian Endeayor
Society was made by Miss Alice Mcl.ear.
She said that tho societies had contributed
s60.GS fer missions. Or this 800 was
contributed 10y the junior societies
Miss Bertha Harlan read the report on
missionary literature. She said that there
had seen very little accomplished during
the year. The election for officers for the
ensuing year was then taken up. The
officers were elected by ballots.
The result was as follows: Mrs. William
ii Logan, president; Miss Barr. recording
secretary; Alss Maggie Gt4pin, CORES.
ponding secretary; Mrs. Anna 5 Wharton,
foreign corresponding secretary; Misses
Barr and Harlan. secretaries OF literature;
Mrs. IL. Ii Brady, secretary of mission
boxes; Mrs A. N. Keigwin, Mrs. L. II,
Haml!l, Mrs. }. S. Houk. Mrs. Hea.on,
Mrs. Broughten, Mrs. liarlan. Mrs La.
farette Marks. Mrs. Anna s. Wharton,
vice presidents; Mira. c. B. Finley,
treasurer The session closed with tho
benediction by the Rev. Lafayette Marks.
The Rev. j. Mervin j. Eckles. u. a., of
Philadelphia. addressed popular meet
ing last night. Tne auditorium wns
crowded. His subject was Foreign
Misslons."