The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-27
NEW CASTLE ITEMS.
WHAT'S rranspIrIaz In the Pretty Town On
she Delaware.
Correspondence OF the Republican.
NEW CASTLE July 81. 1898.

New CASTLE July 81. 1898.
For tho past few wesks the song around
town Ia TRAMP. tramp. the boys are
marching" Droves OF vagrants In
vest the city daily to tho terror oil the
Mcguire was released from jail. lie
bummed around town oil day and slept
at the jail that night
When he was released hs was given
now pair or shoes by the Jail commission.
ers and new shirt. lie sold both the
shoes aud the shirt and bought whlskey
with the money. Yesterday he started on
another begging crusade and when he
went to some houses he was very abusive
towards the women.
He went to the Smith mansion and Miss
Smith gave him an order 10 one OF the
gents' furnishing stores for shirt. Com
plants were boing lodged continually
yesterday, 80 that In the AFTERNOON Muyor
Boyd ordered Orlcsr Morgan TO arrest
hun. He was given hearing by Mayor
Boyd and sentenced 70 ton days i'm PRISON.
ment, The action OF Mayor Boyd ls com.
mendable, and 1t 10 earnestly hoped that
the city will learn the roughs OF Winning
ton that they will not be tolerated upon
our eire,ts. Mako them move on. we
don't want them and they cannot stay
within the precincts OF tho city unless
within the jail.
Alargusrite. the pref, ty little ak years
old daughter of Frank Dorrie. ecalded hDr
breast severely yesterday morning. The
coffee pot was ON the table an'l while her
mothers head was turned the little child
pulled over the pot and II upset. The child
suffered Intense pain. DR.. Tybout Ia In
attendance.
A meeting was held in the town hall last
evening Tor the purpose OF listening 10
the ieatures OF the Junior Order United
American Mechanics explained. The ora.
tore were Gustav Bacharach and w. IL.
Clement oil Philadelphia and State Coun-
cillor l. 4. Parker OF Wilmington.
Mrs. Ada ID. Herbert widow OF the late
Mayor Herbert. received the sum of $1,000
insurance. The company is In Maryland.
but has several OF ubs here. The olub the
deceased member belonged to had only
three other members at the time OF his
death. They received $500 each.
Ii. Bendlx, Jr,. representing the Nation.
al Cigarette and Tobacco Co. of New
! York was In this city yesterday. He Ia II
young man of hustlinY qualities and as
the trade deals largely here In his goods
he mel with large sales. lie left for Sa.
| lem. N j.
Base ball was the leading topic here last
evening. The club left thls aftsruoon In
Watts hack Tor the scehe OF base ball
| Gettysburg. A special train left here at
Is O'Clock this afternoon.
BY special arrangement the score will
be bulIetned at BHcon's barber shop from
| the REPUBLICAN Ollice
Wilbur Meredith and Miss lilly Shaw
| returned home yesterday from pleasant
| visit to Colchester.
Mrs. Il. j. Hermann. OF Wilmington Ia
the guest OF New Castle friends.
| Master Charles Gray, son Of Senator
| Gray, yesterday morning began pruo.
| ticing riding on his new wheel, He sue.
ceeded In reaching New Castle in com.
| pany with Samuel Rumford. They deem-
| cd 1t advisable to ride home OIL the train.
Miss Lizzie Dennlson IL visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. James Donnison, Mer-
maiG, Del.
Henry A. Nowland. OF Middletown, Wis.
lied relatives here yesterday,
Mise Susie Parker. Mlddletown. 10 the
guest OF Mise May WhiLnack
Misses Nellie anu Mary Winslow are
visiting friends In Newark.
Alrs John Robbins OF Philadelphia Ia
visiting her mother. Mrs. NJ. Fitzgerald.
Max Feldman has returned from PITTS.
burg, where he was on business trip to
secure part OF the pump for the arteslan
well In the yard OF the Delaware Iron
| Works.
Mrs. John NJ. Hanoe ls spending several
weeks In Pennsylvania among relatives
Miss Carrie Clewell is spending q few
weeks iii Philadelphia.
Miss Katie Rowan. Philadelphia, re.
turf cd home yesterday after a months
visit to friends In This city.
Miss Celia Boyle ls tho guest of Phila-
delphin frends.
"Tony" hall. one Of the best machIn.
lists In tho Delaware Iron Works. yester-
day broke the wOrld's record. At the
Worlds Fair steel cutting was exhibit.
ed that measured $50 feet. Yesterday
Hall cut OFF a steel cutting measuring 2O5
feet. 1t was cut of plece OF shaftiDg
about live feet long and five lnches In
circumference. The one solid chain Is
| unbroken.