The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-12
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
What Is Trnnspirinx In the Pretty rs~a 90
tho Delaware.
Correspondence OF tho Republican.
NEW CASTLE Jan. 12th.

Correspondence OF the Republican.
NEW CASTLE Jan. 12th.
Everything Ia In readiness for the men,
bers OF company Ii, N. u. ID. to attend the
inaugural exercises in Dover on Tuesday
next.
In accordance with the orders received
from Colonel q. W. Marshall the members
OF the company will meet at the Rrmory
In time TO leave for the depot and meet
tho second section OF the south.bound
train which leaves Wilmington at Is.
On arrival at Dover. hrst lieutenant.
James h. Booth, who will be company
commander will report to Colonel Mar.
shall.
AS already stated transportation will be
FURNISHED free and Lieutenant A. ID. ebay.
tor will furnish u free luncheon for the
troops at the armory OF Company ID.
the men will appear In full dress uni
forms with overooats.
The troops will return on the train leay.
ing Dover at 5.l8 O'Clock. There will be
about twenty-five members OF the Com.
pany 70 from here and they will
make q credltable sho wing.
True 1t Ia that there are some nervous
persons here who feel elated that Faino
will not be hanged but the majority OF the
people do not approve OF the action of
the governor. Faino launched Into eterBity
the soul OF human being without u mo.
hculb hotiOo uttuOuRu iOI uOuTB pT0YlOuH
he hnd been acting In manner which was
not christian like.
The State was put to an Immense ex.
psnse to give Falno fair trial, and he
got 1t. Now the Governor has reprleved
him and the county will have To feed mad
clothe him while he lies u9 In idleness as
an Incentive for the Democratic purity TO
get the votes OF the Italians la Whining.
ton.
There has boon no .'whoa" for Bob up
to the present time. but on next Tuesday
delaware Will rejclcs that the term of
Governor has expired who has made jus.
tice n farce Ia our State by granting par.
dons to criminals anu murderers.
Two wagon loads OF young people took
straw ride last night to the home of
Thomas Hewlett q short distance from
mere. where pleasant evening was spent.
Among those present were: Misses Celia
WeRKennan. Rhoda Cannon Anna M.
Mohien, Cora hudson. Sailie Truitt,
Emma Harris. Elsie lshawood. Hattie
king Maude King. Clara Yining. Elsie
Lancaster. Lille Shaw. Maggie Shaw.
Lizzie Holman; Messrs Harry Ii. Price,
Edward j. wsggenman. William Clarke,
Ferris Jemlson. A. Il. Wilson. William
Hushebeck. George Vincent Wilbur Mere.
dith. Charles s. King. John Hammers.
The social event OF the season will be
the Blue Bell Social, which will be held In
the X, OF r. hail. on Friday evening, Jan.
III. An excellent orchestra has boon en-.
gagged. IL islunderstood that there will
be 10 coupler on the grand march Invi.
tations to several In Wilmington, Che ster
and Philadelphia have been sent out. The
Blue Bells will meet at the resldenee of
Mr., Robert Wright aud proceed to the
hall.
1t is suggested that the instructor of the
ladies' on each Tuesday In the gy IN nasiu IN
class at the O. A. C. headquarters wear
green glasses. Many people here feel
that Janitor Bradley Is Just as modest as
Instructor Jackson. It 10 also asserted
that the ladies' will not wear bloom srs
The officials at the jail assert that as Fl.
ano esaaped the Rallows that the teie.
phone service should be hung person
at The jail cannot use 1t With anything
like satisfaction.
The Levy Court should attend to the
matter as 1t Is very fm porLnnt that the iail
should be connected with the Whining.
ton by telephone.
IL ID Understood that the management
OF the q. A. q. will sue the Wilfred Clarke
Company to-day In Wilmington for the
rent Of the Opera House here about a
month ago when the company was billed
TO appear in "A Widow Hunt"
james s. Bacon. andrew NJ. Gallagher
and James B. Lancaster are mentioned as
candidates for director OF the q. A. O. 10
I'LL the Vacancy caused by the resignation
OF Albert V. Foster. The contest Will DO
Interesting.