The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-13
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
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NEW Castle Dec. Is. 1895.
Now Castle people admired the clever.
nesa oil Lord do la War; In obtaining All.
mission to tho Delaware State Hospital for
the Insane at Farnhurst. but New Castle
people do not believe In turning Into ridt.
cu.e oT State institution to fatten the
pnrse OF a stranger and prejudice the
minds OF .he people In whoss hands ths
ilves and iiborty OF three men will be
placed noxt February and bolster up
casa for aaverktsiug purposes for n news.
Z spsper that ought tofbe ublsto SSH onstt
own n,arits.
People will soon bs led to believe That
i3Eehefnv was hatciiud bya eiever Drained
.jadividual that .Olkss was ssnt on a
special mission to Farnhurst that 1t did
\ not take him long to Be9 blood curdllnR
scones. that he relished u discharge and
paid humage TO tic golden calf. Then
and dospiic the fact OF all the arrange
ments nons OF tho witnesses to tho treat
ment OF Pisa testified TO the snms thing.
New Castle people arc watching to see
what the authorities will do In reference
to opening the man. cutting out his
heart and burying his body without notl.
Tying the coroner.
The business men of Now Castle are
diving Into pflntere' Ink to call attention
to their holiday goods. 1t must be ad.
uiltcu tuut tub DdufluoL puJ Oh
sale at The store of George Williams are
the bandsomest and cheapest ever seen
here or IN Wilmington. -..5.ef
The following letters wore sont to Old
Kri.s today by the lirst express to Fairy
Mountain.
Dear Santa Claus-I am u little boy
ysars old and would like you TO visit me.
as you did last year. want a bicycle
eome candy. an orange. some nuts and
train OF cars. Doar krlss you must not
forget ny number, we hadn't any mum.
Der last year. You're truly
HARRY MoRRIsoS.
No. 80 North Fifth stresr.
Doar Old krl5s- Please bring mo pair
of button ahoes for my doll and a pair of
red stockings, cradle and high chair, and
como candy, oranges and nuts. Good bye.
Yours truly. ADA A, TOWNSEND.
Deer Old Gilss:-Please send me some
nice things. l would love to have nice
tree and a doll baby aud q coach and
nice mutf and whatever you choose to
bring me- will thank you very much. l
am a llttio girl 10 years old. 1 I've on
Delaware street with my aunt. Ida Bacon.
My namo Is Ida Wallace.
Never mind the colo but go to Williams
for good oofee, 24r; lbs raialns. 25c;
sugar corn, &c; sweet picltles. lee, peach
butter. lac; best chow. l2c.
Frank L. hcGallin has returned home
from Philadelphia. where lie purchased
large assortment OF Xmas goods
The hrst Christmas tree Of this season
was seen here yesterday.
Good coal. full weight. at Stoops.
The strange looking Individual who
lodged ut the jail had been in Whining.
ton for several days SO no did not escape
from any boat before 1t landed.
For Xmas toys go 10 StooDs.
Petitions arc being circulated and large.
ly signed asking for tho paldon of Jerry
Harrlgan.
The entertainment by the Christian En-.
deavor workers of the PreGby terlan
Chut ch was delightful nifair.
Thirty sevsn persons paid admission to
hear Lord de la War; deliver his Farm
hurst lecture. The failure OF the people
TO attend ls attributed by the Inquirer
reporter TO the fact that Mr. Seymour, the
advance agent. failed to advertise In the
newspapers.
lcu can cover all tho bill boards, fill
tho windows Of all tho stores, put signs
on The wagons, tack notices on the pave.
ments. but 10 2ivo tone to your lecture
or entertainment you must advertise In
tho paper the people read. Otherwise
failure viii be the result.
Residents of North Second street were
alarmed last evening about 8 O'clock to
hear the cry of murder ring out Upon
Investigation 1t was found that whilo two
ladies were walking by the Presbyterian
Church large pieoe OF white panor was
carried by tho wind from thu yard nnd
placed on one OF their shoulders. She did
nOb AuOW WH6LutT IL WAS tHO luDllnR
Portuguese. krlss klDglu or the srlrit of
some OF tho anciants.
There was lovely tilt betwoou a pas
sengor and tho bngange master at the
depot hero this morning, The baggage
man refused to check the passengers
baggage although asked 10 do 80 several
minutes before the train left the atalion.
The passenger was Obliged to walt hours
In Wilmiugton until it suited tho official
TO perform his duty and put tho baggage
on he trnln.
Henry Foster went to PhllG Gdelphia yes.
terduy TO 40 under treatment.
Tho Z. A. q. will attend tho City Cornet
Band Bazaar tonight In body.
Word was Received here last evening
that Samuel Gurley. who recently escaped
from jail. had been ca ptured at York, Pa.
| A few days ago ho applied 10 BauGher.
Kuriz & Stewart for employment as
helper. He was given work. but he had
not been employed long before no took
into his confidence a feilow-laborer, to
whom he conflded his secret. He was be.
trayed Into the hands of Chief Bookman,
and has been held awaiting a requlsition
from the Governor OF Delaware. He was
taken before Mayor Loutz. when he cd.
mitted hls guilt. His sister lives In York.
II is very poor eco nomy to endeavor o
! relieves cold by neRleotina 1t. when d
hottie Dr, BuIls liOuuh SVrun Will cura II