The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-15
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NEW CASTLE. Angus. is, 1895,

AakEeapundence Of the hepuhiiean.
NEW CASTLE. August is, 1895.
Wilmington has its big quarterly.
Dranaywine Camp its big Sunday. New
1orsey lis big Thursday and New Castle has
4aiian Into line with Its big Wednesday.
Al lnaat such Is The case SO lnras the travel
by steamboats, 10 concsrned. The iirat to
reach the wharf yesterday afternoon was
xha mammoth Havana from the Hshing
banks With excurslonlsts who went with
the National Guard company from this
CITY To shoot sengulls at the Breakwater.
Then came the favorite Riverside with
ns passsngers from Augustine Pier. and
tie third to reach here was the Thomas
4 Clyde with the members OF Camp Nav
4 Castle from Woodland Beach and about
/ 76 New Castle people. who spent the day
1t the Beach. Last but not least came
4 the Major Reybold with several who had
been at Washington snd Lincoln Parks.
The eolored folks have arranged big
program Tor an entertainment to be given
/ Id ths He'd Mems Hall There will be
grand street parade by the Mount Vernon
j Gornet Baud and the Newport Baud.
The excursion train for Rehohoth pass
4 ed through here this morning shortly be-
fore o'clock with four carloads OF ex.
Il cursioniste bent on days pleasure
among the breakers
w Misses Lizzie AloCue. Annie Duffy, Name
II Metirory and Sara MoGue are spending
tho day at Pennsville.
Word was received here last evening oil
the death OF Rev. Envch Hoover Supplee,
Clergyman OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church at Cape May Point, from cancer
Of the stomsch. aged 6S years. Rev. MIR.
Euppiee was well SHOWN In New Castle. as
he acted as supply on different occasions
1t Immanuel Church.
Mr. Suppiee was born iD Norristown.
He was student at fremont Seminary
there. hut pursued his theological stud
lee privately. His ordination took place
~ hal trnb ~ tla "A nF FfArtu
he devoted. his time for about 80 years to
educational matters. most OF this time
being spent as head OF young ladies'
academy Oh Spruce street. Philadelphla.
He Is best known as q distinguished teach.
or The latter part of his life until eight
months before his DEATH he wns rector OF
various Protestant Episcopal Churches In
the diocese OF Eastern Pennsylvania. He
has been sick forS m onths, and since June
i has been at hls Cape May Point cottage.
This ls farmers day at Pennsviie and
several skiff loads OF young people went
ecross the river this afternoon 10 see ther
New Jersey cousins.
The work OF painting aud frescoing
st. Petor's church began yesterday New
York city men are doing the work.
Of course you ognnot gather hgs off
thorn lrees. but yet some OF the fisher
men who went on the Havana to the fish.
ing banks returned with baskets OF
peaches. The people here were not aware
that trees grew at the banks with lloun.
doris for leaves and peaches their fruit.
William T. Logan. a popular letter
carrier Of Philadelphia, and his wife spent
yesterday as the guest OF MIR. and Mrs.
Alex. McGue.
5 MIR. and Mrs. James A. Nowland left yes.
terday for Atlantic City
Miss Mattie Snyder, OF Philadelphia, is
the guest of Miss Jennie Saunders.
morning paper published the follow
ing article today;
NEW Castle has a bout the most enthu
elastic set OF base ball rooters in DELAY ware,
and some people believe that II game
was played there every day DIR. HanckeI
ht Farnhurst would before long have u iol
of crazy fads II IL a good thing thai
only one game Is played a week. for dur
Ing time several hundred Inhabitants oi
New Castle have Rational spells. some o
these rooters cannot keep quiet from Sat
nrday to Saturday and already are shou--
ing how Dover will fall next Saturday
Ye admirers Of the Columbia Athletic Clul
20 slow and don't count your ehickeni
before they are Matched. When the othe
game was played the Dove- boys were
dwarfs, but now they are full grown
giants in the base ball Held. SUCH ID thu
result OF the pratice and Practice Makes
Perfect" as the copy books say.
III the paper would only require It's re
porter to adhere IN ore to truth and draw
less from fancy 1t would get along ia
better az regards New CASTLE
We are counting our chickens beoaus
!
may not he out OF place to say that wheI
the other game was played both team
were dwarfs.
Full grown giants often get defeated
and that is the reason the Wilmington
rooters want to say that Rockford soil
out. When our hoys go to Dover none,
cannot get them to sell the game; 10 me
will not get Leach 10 play off as belnI
sick, anu while the infringement canno
afford TO promise S25 to each player
the game is won on Saturday our boy
will play bali, and il Dover can play
better game then all honor to the 'gl7
cards of Kent county.
George Hastings is entertaining MERIT
Paxton of glarlie's Corner.
Miss Danner OF Dover is the guest o
Miss Kuntz.
Miss Agnes Stewart East Fourth street
Wilmington, is the guest OF Miss Susi
Gormley.
Mrs. L, Burke OF Wilmington was her
yesterday. Her sister, Mrs. Mahion /
Lancaster Is very Ill.
Mrs Thomas Farren of Philadelphia
the guest of Mics Mary Connolly.
Foster, the infant son of Bayard Nil
ehell, is very ILL.,
The condition CT Joseph Neher is VI
changed.