The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-16
NEW CASTLE ITEMS.
whntis rransp,rina In tho Prerrv Town On
the Delaware.
Correspondence OF the Republican.

Correspondence OF the Republican.
New CASTLE. August 49, 1895.
The New Castle people who were aboard
the Havana on Tuesday night assert that
they have taken their last trip on thut
steamer. They say that thoy never saw
such outrageous Treatment by officers OF
the passengers. The first man that tho
New Castle peoplesaw i'll treated was
respectable young man aud because he re.
sented goiDR down into the "hole"the of.
ticer kicked him down the steps.
Mayor BOYD. In speaking Of the affdi
sdid that htd 1t been New Castle man
that was abused 10 such q shameful man
ner then that officer would have gone
overheard. By tho way the people talked
all they wanted was good leader and
the man In uniform would have gone
overheard as bait for the fish. Such con.
duct was outrageous and should bo In
vestlgated by some one. -
II that pan had met violence at the
hands of the people he did not know that
he would take any hand under the cireum
stances in preventing 1t. Soon after
wards highly respectable young man
was taken suddenly sick ut his stomach
and was obliged to vomit where he was
sitting. The big burly officer came i'm
medlately up and dragged the young man
and threw him into the hole.
Now II the steamer was covered with
good brussels carpet the case would
have been different but 1t was q board
floor OF a steamer out at the fishing banks.
The Mayor agreed with others that had a
New Caetle man or one OF the German
ovd OF passengers been treated In q
similar manner the people would have re-
sented the Outrage.
on former accession but he did not wish
to com plain of the treatment of the pas
sengere on account Of the excursion on
Tuesday. but now that is over he believed
that tho treatment of the puolio by the
officers oil that steamer should be looked
after by some one. As far as he is con-
cerned ne will never go on her again
though he has az invitation to 60 free.
This section OF the country was visited
last evening by heavy storm. The raip
was welcome visitor. but tho people -. "a
not relish the thunder and lghtr-nu A
large tree near tue Lenai- uouse was de.
stroyed. "'"Ss Woo Nv
.i;s Several Nov Castle people we're dlsap.
ppGasss' yesterday because the steamer
~ aside did not stop on her downward
trip.
| Over $50 persons from this city went to
| Pennsville yesterday and mixed among
their Now Jersey cousins at the annual
| farmers picnic. There were about 1000
| persons present on the ground.
They came from different parts of 1er.
sey. Here could be seen the big farmer
| coming in with his fine span OF horses be.
hind which rode himself and fashlonably
| dressed family while almost at the same
time arrived the help" In their best store
eis prsss pns ssE H. sssn Suns4s sRsns ds
feated picked nine In well played game
| OF ball.
| Walter Zebley and Miss Maggie Jones
were married last evening by Rev. V. S.
Collins, at the residence OF the brides
| parents. IN the presence Of friends OF both
parties from Philadelphia, Wilmington and
several down State towns. Miss NJ. Jones
| Of Philadelphia was bridesmaid and Wilbur
Meredith the best man. After tho cere.
mony reception was held.
| Tho wedding was to have taken place at
8o'clook. Yesterday morning Rev. V. S.
Collins left the oity Oh the kehoboth and
Ocean City excursion train. expecting to
| arrive home In time. When he found
that he could not got back In time be tele.
| gFaphsd. but the (elegtaln never reached
/ mere. The minister did not arrive at the
house until II, 20 o'clock last evening. and
the ceremony IVES then performed and
| two loving hearts made happy.
Rev. 3. B, Wylle Of the Presbyterian
| Church is 10 Europe. Rev. Dr.. Cook OF the
Baptist Church does not reside In TO wn.
| Chapleln Munson was out OF town. the
groom did not care for a legal marriage
by Mayor Boyd and 80 the ceremony was
delayed until Rev. v. S. Collins arrived.
In the Delaware Iron Works yesterday
one man had his eve badly injured by an
emory wheel bursting, another was over
/ cOm0 Dy tho neat anu anotnor was cut on
! the forehead while loading pipes.
| Miss Marion Hushebeck returned home
| yesterday from Middletown where she has
| been visiting friends.
Several from here attended the matinee
| races yesterday afternoon at the Hare's
| Corner track. The Q so event was won by
| Browns black mare In 9 43, the colt race
was won In 1921 by j Hendrickson'e colt,
| and the special race fell to Joseph Qulg-
| ley's mare In 2 55.
Miss Leah Palmer and Miss Annie Jack.
son of Philadelphia are the guests of Mrs.
| Weldon VIning.