The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-20
NEW CASTLE ITEMS.
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NorTcspouuhnce VI tile heph'HiChh.
New CASTLE, July 20, 1895.
John Vinng, who has charge of the
/ gas works has been making inquiries for
tho past few days concerning u big color.
ed man who wanted to go to W ork in the
,s house the other day. John is jolly
fellow and eau give and take joke The
otner day one OF his chums directed q
strapplng Golorsd man to John Tor work.
1: was shortly after noon when the col.
orel man entered the yard and the fol-
lowing CO nyersation took place:
Good u afternoon sir, are you Mr.. Vias
ing?o
Yes, that's my name. who are you.
where are you ftom and what do you
want2"
I'm young Joe Fowler. oIr; Use from
Virginia and Maryland and u gentleman
told mo up town that you wanted man.
aud as | am good yum and wants work
l came o ter the job, sr."
BY this time it began to dawn on John
that some one up town was playing u
trick. lie got the description OF the little
stout fat faced man with tbs clean shaved
face.
'All right, partner. l think you will
just suit. Did you ever wo rk in a fac
tory?'
Yes. sir; Oh yes sir. 1 worked In
guano factory. What sort OF factory is
this sitp
1t is a crematory"
"a ciematory did you sny eir2'
NO. place where they cremate or
burn up deal bodies"
BLESS de good Lawd. cir, hut you
doesn't goes aud tells ms that you SO put
dead men into a fire ald turns him up.
sir2 Yea. that Ia what wo do, | work in
day tlme and we want man for night
time
There is a man now rea ly to be put in.
He WAS killed by Eorse kicking nm 10
the cneek. Come here TO the window.
Joe Hood, the oolored man who helps
t., .Ir NiK.N faI
In and when asleep one eye ID open. At
the time nf the above conversation DO Q
was enjoying sleep in shed near th o
window. Tho visitor was shown The dea
manand als' the rstorts andtnforined tn
pay wGs SIS Per wsok and that there was
a colored woman and two babies to be
burned UP that night.
After learning ell of the above inform q
tion Fowler told Mr.. Vining that no felt
doubly 'hllged TO the good white men but
blsas the Rood Lord he wouldn't stay
there at night aud burn up colored
woman and two babies What was more
than that he did not care to help Vinlng
| put ia the dead man as he was afraid OF
ghosts. He guessed he would go further
and try aud get work somewhere else bs.
stiles III a creamery whore they burne d
up dend men,"
DR. James H. Morgan. l. I. Parker. of
WILMINGTON and u prominent member OF
tho Junior Order of United American Me.
ohantcs from Philadelphia explained tho
Objects OF the order to about dozen
parsons on tho rRiIoad pier last evening.
They want to organize a council IN thus
city and will come again on next Friday
evening. About IS members of the order
were present from Wilmington.
The British steamship Ealing. which
was detained at Rsedy Island on account
| OF fever. was released yesterday and pro-
ceedBd to Chester.
IL is stated tnat Mrs Swayne aud Mrs.
| SmHliey. OF Cnri5tiana, will bring su
ny tIr zt hn ID " Rnt III NJ
! pears that there was no tiagmau ut the
Delaware crossing yesterday NOR ~
| when they drove up, aui they d:d no b o
nor hear an approaching freight TRAN
| until they we're at the crossing. They ha
| narrow escape.
Coiield Boach was visited by q number
| OF our young people last evening.
Milliam Herberts condition was very
| low last evening.
Nav Castle wonders what was the mat
| ter win Farmingt on yesterday.
Miss Amelia Aantovs, sister of John
/ Manlove, died yeoterday afternoon.