The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-29
NEW CASTLE ITEMS.
whnts rranspIring In tbs Prettv To,vn On
tho Delaware.


While thousands rsvoilsd In the Joys OF
Atlantic City, while Ocean Grove had itB
usDal crowds, The river boats yesterday
carried their share OF city folk on q days
outing and Colield BeaeiI, tho beautiful
bathing resort two milee south OF New
Castle had the largest crowd ever seen
there before.
In tho morning about 200 blcyci!sts
from Wilmington. among whom was
fair representation OF the faif sex many
OF whom wore the much abused bloomer
passed Through here enroute to Coiieid
Bench. TeREQs OF NIL descriptions Followed
the steel horses with rubber shoes and by
noon over $50 persons were enjoying the
pleasures OF the new resort.
In addition to bathing, strolliDW through
the shady grove and gathering wtl@ How
ers sail boats were put into service and
tho mujorlty OF those present enjoyed q
ride OH tho river. K0out Z o'cloois all de-
parted for their homes voting Coueld
Beach as being the prettle5t resort along
the river.
wm. Rogers sprained his ankle last
evening by treading on a small piece OF
gravel.
The Jolly Nine fishing club left here on
Saturday evening for Red Lion oresK
where they had q jolly time. They met
with great success and returned yester.
day afternoon, much elated over their
pleasant trip. The officers were as fol.
lows: Captain Albert Davis; sail tender,
Al. Pedrlck; lib director, Jacob Wright;
bait cutter, Frank white; lookout. Rich
ard Baton; bait cutter. James Downham;
lookout. Charles Reilly signal service
observer. Jerry Cornish,
The club partook Of shad breakfast at
Reis club house:
The many friends OF Mrs. Mark NJ.
Cleaver were pained to learn Of that esti-
mable Iady's deSth on Saturday. Her
funeral will take place tomorrow after
noon. lnterment will be made at Im.
manuel Church Cometery.
George NJ. Riley lost valuable horse
the othcr day desplte the Efforts of DIR.
Eavos Of Wilmington. The horse was
overheated couple of days before.
Now Castle phople feel justly proud OF
Its base ball club. While 1t did not win
the champion game on Saturday 1t put up
game that was creditable. The Nav
Castle people who were present enter
/ thoir protest against the uncalled for con-,
duct OF the spectators In hootlng Umpire
| Hogue. Buckley should learn how to
play bali Instead OF rowdyism.
On Saturday when lie was struck by
Leach with the ball he deliberately started
towards Leach Instead OF for first base.
Manager Mcmahon and Steve Neister had
no business on the field 1t was contrary
TO the agreement between tho clubs and
when 1t takes nine bowling ball players to
try and lntimidate the umpire IL is about
time that they should be taught u lesson
by that umpire ordering them out OF the
game.
New Castle was we'll treated In general
and feels that tho remaining games OF the
series will lie Just as interesting and while
they will put up the best In the shop, the
idea Is for the hest club to win.
The Norwegian steamship Washington,
which arrived at he Delaware Break water
yesterday from Cuba With n cargo of
fruit, signaled that her propeller was par.
TALLY disabled. one OF the blades having
been broken off. She Will reach this port
to day, where new propeller will be put
In in place OF the broken one.
MIR. and Mrs. Moses B, Fleming, Mrs
Weggennann. Miss Celia Weggenmann
and Charlie Fleming spent yesterday in
| Philadelphia.
Rov. Klnsay Stewart of Delta. Pa. oc-
/ cupied tho Presbyterian pulpit yesterday.
Twilight services were held on the rail.
| road pier by the worshippers of the III. L.
| Church.
| Harold Suddell Is at Ocenn Grove.
Edward Challenger of Philadelphia is
visiting relatives in this city.
MIR. and Mrs. James a. Nowland Will
spend month at Atlantic City. prior to
| removal to California
James Manning, Of Elizabethport, N. j.,
is the guest of MIR. and Mrs. John Ma
| honey.
William Daley and children OF Phlladel.
| phiu are visiting friends here.
Miss Dale OF Newark Is the guest of
i Mira DIR. Stewart.
| Mrs. John Mahoney OF Klrkwood Is tho
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mahoney.
John Tobn and Harry Price were In
| Ekton yesterday.
| Miss Maggie Sherwood spent yesterday
/ In Wilmington.
Mrs. NJ, l.. Cuetlow, of Chester, Is the
/ guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Ardls
The heavy rain oil Saturday night wash
i ed out tho oulyert on tho Newport roGd.
| Teams coming to town were obliged to
| go through the iields.
| The Montgomery A. A. OF Philadelphia
will play the c. A q. hore on next Satur.
| day.
| The C. A. c. has base ball manager 1t
is true. but the people will show its disap.
prova OF keeping Fisher on the bench
hereafter.
Got ready for the Farmers excursion to
Bridgeton N. j., on August 5th