The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-02
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
Correspondence Of tho Republican.
NEW CASTLE, July 2.

President Robinson of the Cleyeland
base ball club is angry over the action Of
tho magnates in imposing fine of $500 on
Captain Tebeau. He does not understand
how man could have been treated in such
manner without notifying Robinson.
Little things like that should not bother
President Robinson. For the inner work
ings of such work full particulars can be
obtained from the Friends hip Head.
quarters of the Board of Education, New
Castle.
AS early as the month of April, a jour
nal in the great State of Pennsylvania
made the announcement that vacancy
in Miss Loflands room would occur.
There Is friend" (p) in New Castle by
whom the information was furnished.
The admirers of Pitcher Leach were
truly eated last evening when the News
arrived that in game between Bridge
ton and Salem, that Billy allowed the
Bridgeton sluggcrs to mako only four
hits.
His record yesterday was one hit, four
putouts and six assists, with one error.
Keep it up, Leach, we are doubly pleased
to see you playing in good trim with our
next door neighbor, Salem. Remember
what you were told-take care of yourself
and play good ball.
Mrs. Harold Sudell had some round
about travelling yesterday to reach Wood
land Beach. The Presbyterian Sunday
school of this city went yesterday on it's
annual excursion to Woodland Beach.
Among the children who went aboard
the steamer Thomas Clyde at this place
were the two handsome little daughters
of Mrs Sudell That lady and her little
son were u couple Of minutes late and ar
rived at the wharf as the Clyde steamed
away. But Mrs. Sudell had dinner at
Woodland Beach.
The route to that place was by vii.
mington, over the Delaware division of
the F., w. & b. r. r. to Clayton and by
carriage from that place to Woodland
Beach.
Mrs. Eliza Barnes. who was stricken
with apoploxy the other day has lost the
sight OF both eyes.
Mrs. Brady, grandmother of Rev. f. L.
Brady, is confined to her bed. Mrs. Brady
is SO years of ago and received sOmo in
juries the other day by falling down tho
stairs.
There is more trouble in the schools.
This time the principal is charged by the
parents of class of children with taking
one girl who was the poorest scholar in
the class and promoting her two rooms at
a time. She was not examined with tho
other children. Is the principal their
friend?
Mrs. Susan Perry, of Port Richmond, is
the guest of Mrs. George Williams, North
Third street. Mrs. Perry is 50 years Of
age and formerly resided near this city.
Clayton Johns, of Boston, accompanied
by his brother Frank, of Philadelphia,
are visiting relatives In this city. 1t Is the
first time in 20ycars that Clayton has paid
a visit to his birthplace.
The last rehearsal for the beautiful pro.
gram to be rendered this evening at the
High School alumni was held last even.
ing. The opera house will be filled to its
capacity this evening. The alumni BAN
Duet will be held at Meredith's rcstau-
rant
The Young Mems Club held an enjoy.
able smoker last evening.
A large force of men are at work erect.
ing the dancing pavilion and stands in
Janvicrs woods for the Hibernian picnic
to be held on Saturday.
The Nameless base ball team will play
two games with the Mascots of Whining
ton on Saturday. The first will be played
on the Dobbinsville grounds and tho sec.
ond on the picnic grounds in Janvier's
woods. The dancing contests promise
to be truly interesting Among the ex-
pccted contestants Is woman from Phila-
delphia who danced jigs in Ireland over
fifty years ago.
Charles Gray, Lewis Kumford and Lee
home from bicycle trip to Sandy
Springs, Md Tho three young men Gov
cred the distance of ll3 miles In good
time.
The Dyes of the New Castle people to-day
are OH the base ball club. The club will
make Il good showing against Whining.
ton,