The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-21
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
WHAT'S rranspiring In the Pretty Town on
the Delaware.
NEw CAsr1.E. Sept. 81. 1895,

NEW CASTLE. Sept. 81, 1895.
The majority of the people of New
Castle would prefer to see the O. A. O.
base ball team com tiaed of the men who
played during the past season. Padded
tenms are not hnlf as interesting as the
tennis OF home players
For o couple OF days last week the over.
coats were hunted up and extra fires were
lighted on account OF the change In the
weather. In ths Delaware Iron Works
yesterday the men suffered Intensely from
the heat. One furnace WAS closed down
and the cry all over town last night was
"Uuless tomorrow is cooler there will be
very few at work In the Delaware Iron
works"
Tonight the sports expect to have a
delightful time in the Red Meme Hall
The program arranged ny the club In.
Guides great rifle shooting by Professor
Wesi aBd wife. Dancing contest betwee n
John Burke and New Gaelic Unknown.
Songs by Fred Bacillus and james Kane
and banjo solo by Frank Mulhausen.
occur:
Frank Fisher vs. Ike Anderson.
Frank Holleeker Va. Midget Glynn.
Jack Daley. Jr., Va. an unknown.
Grand wind up between George Ruseell
VS.. an unknown.
While ut work yesterday In the Delaware
Iron Works Harry Brian became incensed
at the why Hungarian was placing the
iron sheet In tho bell weld department
Words got warm, Harry shook the Hun
anu tie latter stopped for piece Of
Iron and then Harry iioored the Hun with
we'll directed blow. The Hun swore out
a warrant for @Brians arrest. The latter
appeared before Mayor Boyd. pleaded
guilty to the charge OF assault. paid the
ccets and went away In happy mood.
The men whipped by Sheriff Glllis today
were as follows: Elijah Ross. 10; Samuel
Wright. 10; Charles August. 10; Joseph
Me OILS 10; George Welsh. 10; John ben.
nett. 10; Howard Walters, 30; Horace
Mundy. 20; " William IL. ANDERSON. 20;
Edward Beeson, 20; James Fleming. 20;
William Patton. 90 Owing To there being
go many strangers OF work here now and
who never saw tho way Delaw0ro makes
the criminals taste her Justice they at
tended the whlppings. and therefore Their Q
was u good attendance.
1t has been claimed that the sharp curve
south OF the depot here wears off the
Ranges oil the car wheels. The curve will
get an experime entail curve OF two duriug
the next few days. The civil engineers
of the Penney lvanle railroad have heen
experimenting on tho Alexandria curve on
the Washington and Southern road. Ae
the New Castle curve like the people, Ia
the shEl peat along the road and on &C.
count Of the extra wear to the car wheels
aud the danger of q ilyor toppliug over, q
large force OF men are at work under the
The latest piece OF news concerning
base ball Is that the @. A. O. Oh October l
will cross bats with the Philadelphia club
OF the National League at the Union
street grounds. Wilmington. The club
TINT now holds third place In the pennant
race will be pItted against the stron gest
PLAYERS Delaware CAL produce. Leach
will pitch.
Mrs. Henry Beck. Benwood, W. Va. has
Joined her husband here. MIR. Beck 10 q
weider at the Delaware Iron Works In the
bell weld department.
Mrs. Il. A. Howard wife of the late DR..
Howard OF the Episcopal Church. has
.ronted the residence OF the late Mayor
Herbert. Mrs. Howard arrival yesterday
from TGllahoma. Tenn. accom- panied by
Miss AydelOtte and Is stopptag at tue
Jefferson House.
II. Il. Borle bagSed several dozen Of rail
birds yesterday. lie Is just as good a
shot as lie is superintendent. He knows
his business.
The work Of repav,na Front street lie
progressing rapidly. But that tree at
Boulden's store must come down.
While attending the Elkton fair Thomas
Kirk found Il locket containing lock Of
hair. notice of same appeared In the
REPUBLICAN and next day he received n
lelter from the constable at Elkton that
the locket belonged to his wife.
Miss Nan Gray oil Wilmington Is the
guest Of New Castle friends.