The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-15
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
Correspondence of the REPUBLICAN,,
NEW CASTLE, October Is.


On the 1914 o'clock train last evening
the skilled workmeD left Now Castle for
Mariapole, Russia, where they will erect u
large pipe mill and put it in operation.
Receptions were held at the homes of the
different men and when they left for the
land Of the Car the scene was an Affect
ing one.
At Chester the party was Joined by two
and at Philadelphia by six men. When
the party reached New York they had
breakfast at ono of the hotels and went
aboard theFeurst Bismarck which set sail
at 10 o'clock. The jolly party of seventeen
will arrive at Hamburg one day ahead of
Frank Borie and Max Felderman who
sailed yesterday morning.
Their passports are good for two years
and some of the men may remain that
length of time In the land of the czar.
One of tho party in speaking of Russia
said he was not afraid OF the country as Il
good citizen always behaves himself no
matter what country he resides in, and
Siberia's taste will be just as foreign to
our New Castle men us is cell No ~ in
the New Castle Jail. All IA man has to do.
no matter where he goes,is to behave him.
self like gentleman and no ono will
molcst him.
Do as Russia does when you are In that
country and you will be just as safo as if
you were residing under the stars and
Stripes We have heard of the instance
where red hot stove was stolen, We
heard OF an instance where u man stole
flour mill and was detected when he went
back after the mill pond, but never did we
know of such case of larceny as hap
pened here on Tuesday evening.
When the work were placing the
tracks for the electric railway in position
they were obliged to remove some of tho
crossings in front of the Opera House.
Two of the flags were placed against II
post opposite to Stoops store, but whom the
PAYERS arrived to do work of relaying the
flags yesterday imagine their surprise to
find that one of them had. disappeared.
Who took it or when it was taken or
where it Is ut present is mystery and
City Council will hav3 to employ man
to search the city. That will cost :l5 for
it will take five days to make a map Of
the city and then to search it.
The Union Republicans, colored held
mass meeting last evening in the Red
Mems hall.
The residents Of Cherry street below
Sixth being tired of waiting fGr Il lamp in
that section have placed II lantern on one
of the trees, and at night time the resi-
dents move around with safety.
Tho sympathy of the community il cx-
ttnUGu 10 MI. anu MIS-. JulHtS ID. loiluu
OH the death of their infant child.
1t is not known whether the flag at the
militia rooms will be IL Popocrat OF n
Republican flag,
The work OF putting thc(y)for the trolley
road at Second and Delaware commenced
yesterday afternoon.
The Sewing Guild at its annual meeting
on Tuesday started ii shoe fund and all
contributions can be left with the Treasurer
Miss A. Rodney. The Guild turned IN
over 400 pieces of wearing apparel.
The flag stone that disappeared from the
front Of the Opera House was 6x2 feet
and weighed 400 pounds.
The condition Of John Fogg who was
seriously hurt in Chester by being thrown
from trolley car is unchanged
The West End Social Club will hold
masquerade ball in the X of p. hall on
HallOw cen.
In tho Opera House on Saturday night
John c. Higgins, William c. Spruance
and Robert G Houston will address
mass meeting. While they are doing SO
Fred. E. Bach will address Il meceing OF
oulored voters in the Red Mems Hall.