The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-01
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
What Is Transpiriaz In the Pretty Town On
tho Delaware.


New Castle. April 1st.
King Sol shone out respIsndent ysster-
day and at least two hundred persona
shook of the dust of the city from their
feet and took enjoyable walks IN the
country. While some chose the railroad
track and dwelt on the immenslty of the
great Pennsy lvania system, others took q
stroll by the river ana viewed the rev
pier OF the Terra Gotta Works and the site
of the proposed bath houses along the
lower beach, while large party of young
people walked out to the home or Samuel
Il. Landers and Viewed his large and as-
sorted stock Of beautiful flowers.
All the services In the different churches
were largely attended and the entire city
felt that March bad gone out like lamb
even though there were several signs on
tue street that Book beer as around on
Sunday.
The publication Of the Dem ocratlc
ticket for the city election In Saturdays
HEPUBLicAN caused q stir am ong th work
ers and the kickers. Tho friends of one of
tho candidates got funny on Saturday.
Fred King gmeyer Is also an aspirant for
CITY Council and trusts his luck on board
oil the Democratic boat After the men
were puid of at the Delaware Iron Works
on Saturday five funny fellows handed q
90 bill to another candidate and during
the noon hour at a given signal he return
ed the money in the presence OF Killing.
meyer.
Fred will receive good vote, ard per.
hups some one will get badly fooled.
citizens ticket Will be put In the field.
and there will be all interesting time.
Tho difference between the water works
OF Wilmington and New Castle is that this
city has paid Its money to the water
works. while the water works OF Whining
ton has paid its money to the city.
''Shad. shad, Delaware shad, oh . was
the cry on the streets here on Saturday
evening. When albney, Wilson and
William Duncan arrived at the Delaware
nj rHIA rl.nEl d. k,KA .
the wharf to see the eleven line shad they
had caught. In about twenty minutes
aftel wards William O'Connor ant Joseph
Smith arrived with IS, anu then came
william Bartlett and Joseph Johnson with
~ nne specimens OF the toothsome fish
A local dealer bought the majority of
the catch and retalled the shad at prlees
ranging from fifty to seventy.fivo cents
each.
The good luck of the three boats on
Saturday has encouraged the other fisher
men and TO day nearly oil the boats have
gone In search OF shad.
The Y. NJ. O. A. basket ball team on
Saturday evening defeated the G. A. O.
team by the score. OF 22 20 4.
The Legislature Is trying to prohibit
prize lighting and boxing exhibitions,
but 1t must be admitted that basket ball
Is a brutal sport and should be stopped.
play about the encounter but there is a
chance to hurt man for life.
Rev. L. Il. Brady PREACHED an impress
I've sermon yesterday sfternooon In the
jail; united choir OF thirty voices from
~. Peters church sang several hymns,
including "Hoiy God we praise Thy Name
and Mem oraria.'
Rev. James Kerr in the ImmauueI
Church last evening preached a fine ser-
mon on - no honor due the Virgin Mary
as the mother OF our Lord Jesus Christi
he graphically described the hign honor
that should be paid to her, and welt on
the fact that some 1000 churches at least
one fifth of the whole of the ancient
her.
He quoted from Bishop Hail. How
worthiy Is she honored OF men. whom
the angel proclaimeth beloved OF God and
o Blessed Mary He cannot bless thee. he
cannot honor thee too much that detleS
tnee not.
The bell weld department of the Della.
ware Iron Works resumed operations to.
day, after having been closed for a week.
The foundry is still closed on account Of
repHirs.
John Churnside is Indisposed with an
attaek Of drupsy
Mrs. Nalette is in Camden where her
father lies very low.
Mre, Elizabeth Mcknight. mother of
Joseph Mcknight. died suddenly in Phtla.
deiphla on Friday.
Yesterday was tho first Sunday of the
fishing year and the same old thing oc.
CURED again. tlsh Commissioner Multi
gan should commence right now and
leBrn the men who intend To fish that tLey
cannot do SO on Sunday. The Sunday Is
the Lords day and not the ilshermen's
days
While lying OFF the State Quarantine
Station, In the Delaware River, early yes.
terday morning. the British steamship
Earndale from Santiago-de Cuba. was run
into by an unknown scow or barge and
had two plates ou her starboard bow frac-
.tufed and sixteen rYets broken. Captain
LanBharne intends looking up tho vessel
that did the damage at once.
Heavy weather badly damaged the bark
!. Ii. Rabel, which arrived at the Delaware
BreHkwater yesterday from ManZanilla.
Boats were stove decks Hooded and sails
lost and split.
Dyspepsia is curablo everywhere, by