Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-23
MEN lsTLE,
Special Correspond enco Of tiasotto aud Journa

New Castle, Jan. 16. The following
olilcers-elect of Adelphia Lodge, X. Of
p, were installed last night: @. c.,
James L. Miller; v. c., John Gears /;
p, S. o. Raymond; M. at A., Delaney
Wilhelme; NJ. of W., George Wilhelme !;
NJ. Of E., Robert Shaw; M. of f., p.
j.. Ahern; X. of II. and S., Harry
Rothrock s., George Kern; Il. Robert
Shawi Widow and Orphans Commit
tee, Frank Vining; j., James Bennett.
Lost, large black blanket with
leather straps on the front. The finder
will receive suitable reward upon
leaving it at JssT. Stoops'.
The first pool tournament OF the 9.
A. q. closed last night. A handsome
medal, given by ey-Mayor Samuel II.
Black, was presented to Samuel
Mitchell, who scored l41 points. Tho
person who wins the medal three times
becomes its owner. The Ecore in full
was as follows: s. Mitchell, 14l points /;
j.. II. King, 124; William Kirk, 1874 |;
George Case, LOG; O. Countiss, 9i; j.
Newlove, SO: I. Boyle, 95; j. White, 76.
The wedding of Miss Mamie Gal.
lagher and John Schuhardt took place
last evening at the home Of Council
man John Schuhardt. The bride was
gownod in white China silk and the
bridesmaid, Miss Daisy Gay of phila-
| delphia. was costumed in pnlo blue silk.
Alfred Schuhardt, brother of the
groom, was best man. The Rev. e.
Il. Brady ofTlciated. A reception fol
lowed the ceremony.
New Castle, Jan. IS. The Board Of
Education has another case to investi-
gate. The present one is that of John
Biggs, who is suffering from a severe
cold and is threatened with pneumonia.
His illness, it is said, resulted from
him being confined in cold room, to
which he was sent because his lesson
was imperfect.
John Shearer, who was stricken with
paralysis a few days ago, has recovered
his speech.
New Castle, Jan. 21. While going
to dinner, yesterday, John Martis be-
came angry at crowd of boys, who
snowballed him, and struck Julep
Pollinger on the forehead with tin
can, iDflicting u severe cash. Martis
was arraigned before Mayor Boyd last
night and required to pay fine OF
$3.50
1t is stated that a phosphate indus
try will be established in this city soon.
New Castle, Jan. %. The kitchen
of John Polosk's residence, in Dob
binsyille. was slightly damaged by fire
last night. The flames were extin-
| guished by bucket brigade. The
bells on the hose carriage were rung
for 10 minutes, but only three persons
responded. A bell that can be heard
throughout the town is needed.
William Byard, employed in the ma
chino shop OF the Delaware iron works,
had an eye severely injured yesterday
by being struck by a piece of steel.
DIR. Black dressed tho injury.
City Council has decided to pave
Delaware street from Fourth TO Fifth,
Fifth street from Delaware TO South
and South street from Fifth to the rail-
road station with broken stone The
work will commence in few days and
cost about $500
A man calling himself Signor Blitz,
who gave au exhibition in the Opera
House yesterday afternoon, advertised
that he would give away skates and
sleds, but he did not do it.
Harry Horn of Wilmington has
opened barber shop at Ninth and
School streets,
Albert Wilhelm, infant son Of Delaney
and Maud Wilhelm, died yesterday.
Repairs are being made to the Will
liam Lea g. Sons 20. q flour mills.
| A pleasant entertainment was given
by tho Junior Order United American
Mechanics last evening Members OF
several Wilmington councils were
present.
Personal: Miss Greta Cooper is the
/ nf Aftoa f.puxf "a Wash tnur.
guaS1 OF Niss shss sn urgy ross ~ mashin ~
Robert Shortess Of Landenherg il the
guest Of Samuel Bacon william Nc
Quaid of Wilmington has accepted a
position at the Delaware iron works.