The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-17
NEW CASTLE NEWS.



NEW CASTLE. Jan. II, 1905.
The nineteenth anniversary OF the First
Baptist Church was held last evening. At
tho back of tho pulpit were th' 90 christ
mas trees covered with bunuhos OF roses.
lilies and other flowers. while under
meath was an open Bible surrounded by
fiowers. In front appeared beautiful
arch with tho legend--eonsider the Lilies.
and ON either sIde OF when wore tho
shieids-God our provlder and Tod our
supporter. The exercises consisted Of =
beautiful song service In which the fol-
lowing selections were rendered;
"lIark to the glausome notes.
With soDg OF joy.
Away to this meadows.
Song OF praise.
Take no thought.
Lilies OF tho iieid 80 fair."
1t truly can be said that:
God loves the children and His arm
Proteuts them all the way.
And iIEo the lilies FREQ from harm.
They grow from day to day.
The address Of welcome was delivered
by John Edwards. in which ha hoped that
ting. pleasing feature OF the exercises
was tho singing OF tho "Posies" by the
infant class,
Rev. Or. Cook said that Nil boys and
girls present should learn a practical les.
son from the exercises. All our lives are
blossUm and In the evening thsy are cut
down and die. We should trust In the
Lord and say that tho things OF the world
are only our playthings and that our
Measures are Iii Heaven.
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS.
Grand Chancellor, .!oeio q. Jolls, vice
grand chancellor o. w. Everett. grand
prelate Lewis A. Ovens, grand master-at-
arms Charles IL. Llppincott, grand guards
John immons and Wilmer Hanson ac-
compaDied by supreme representatives
WIN. Simmons and james u. Tucker, past
supreme representative W. j. Jeifers and
past grand chancellor W. L. Lincoln ar
rived hero last evening and instullea the
following officers OF Adelrhia Lodge No
Bk. of r.
Q. G., Wcldln vlniug; v. c.. William =,
Tallnfore. Jr.; ?. q. O., !. j, Fritz; NJ.
Of T., robert Shaw; NJ. of T., Patrick j.
Ahern; Keeper OF Record and Seal; Harry
W. Hushebock; Trustee, john Is. NinlnR;
M. of W., George Williams; Represenia'
tive to Grand Lodge. Harry W. Husho'
phans, George NJ. Kern; /. G.. james IL.
Bennett; o. e.. George NJ. Kern; Mastef
ht-Arms Noble Donovan.
The installation was public and was
made in presence OF about 200 invited
guests.
The famous Harcm Scarem Band oi
Wilmington was present and the ma
tority OF those who were present last
evening feel SOTO to-day for they laughed
tou much.
ALL OVER Doa.
Last evening before Mayor Herbert
John A. and Mira. Sarah Schuhardt were
charged by James III. Irultt with thraut
enlng bodily harm. II appears from the
evidence In the oase that on last Monday
evening tho defendants heard their dog
pltor cries OF pain, soon after shot
had been discharged near their residence
on the ButtonwoodS.
On going outside they heard the crlei
still and on going over to the lot OF Petel
scroih. where Iruitt lives, they saw lru'
IT. beat The half dead dog unmercifull,
with club. This led to warm words
and Mrs. Schuhardt, it wns alleged, while
on Scroth's place told Truitt she would
shoot the man who shot tho dog.
1ruitt therefore swore out warrant fol
the parties. Mrs. Schubardt was held iu
500 ball for her appearance nt the uppei
court.
Trultt was then arraigned before hIagls
uate JnEyler On the charge Of cruelty x
dumb animate. and tho case was contlnues
until this evening in order that the euclety
may be acquainted OF the facts. Irult
was placed under 500 bail OF Constable
Fleming for his appearance at the hear
ing.
LECTURE IN COSTUMES.
Dr. John Saadl will deliver a lecture in
the lecture room OF the Presbyterian
0aurch this evening on MahomInedanlsn
and the Moorieh traditions,
l'r. Saedi received Two medals after th
Biatch for usueral Qofd on in Eg, ut. on
medal came from tho khedive and th'
ollier from tho Queen OF England. Dr
Saudi wall appear In different costumes.
COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT.
On Monday evening, January 2s, a com
pllmentary concert will be rendered tc
the q. A. g., b. the Grace Orchestra oi
Wilmington. 1t will be largely augment
cd for tho occasion and will be under thu
lehdefBhip OF Prof. Meyer, one OF the lin
eat orchestra conductors at present lL
Philadelplla,
The admission will be by carde, which
will be distributed by the members of thI
club prominent feature of The concer
will be a saxaphone solo by Prof. L. X
Kaiser and u ilute duet by M0ssrs VIctOl
Pyle aud John L. kitchie. In order I,
avoid the rush reserved seats can be 81
Cured hy paying ten cents. The chart!
Will open ut Buffers Book Store, Whining
ton and Ferris Drug Store. New Castle. oI
Mphday next.
GENERAL NEWS.
Clayton Palmer was taken with q sever,
hemofFhage on Tuesday.
The Smyrna boat stopped In here yes
tsrday and had on board two crates o.
Crossed turkeys which wera purchased In
Philadelphia. The dealer claimed d,
could seil them as cleap as lie could buy
them In smyrna and then make profit.
Miss Birdie Booth returned home yss
terday after prolonged visit to Whining
ton friends.
Their Golden WoddIng.
Mr. and Mrs. q. L. llothweil at their hom
near Collins Beach last night colebratet
The fiftieth aE niyersary OF their wedding
A large number of the friends OF the aged
couple made the evening an enjoyable
one MIR. and Mrs. Rothwell were mar,
rIed ON January 9, sl5; Mr. Rothwell ia
ason of Major Willie m Rothwell, OF The