The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-23
NEW CASTLE NEWS.


Mrs. Catharine Toner, whose condition
was noticed In yesterdays REPUBLICAN,
died yesterday afternoon. She was born
In Ireland, but came to America when Il
young girl. She was tho mother of I'm.
migrant Inspector, James j. Toner, of
Ellis Island New York, Mrs. John Kelly
and Mrs. Charles Snyder, of this city.
The 21O eIcursionists from this oty who
went to Woodland Beach yesterday, on
the Sunday school excursion of the NJ. II,
Church, had an enjoyable time. When
the Thomas Clyde stopped at her wharf
unbccoming language was used between
young men on the steamer and several
young men on the wharf. One young lady
cano near being struck in the face by a
piece of wood that was thrown.
Tho Wilmington fans perhaps are aware
at present that Montgomery is n ball play
er. He again demonstrated yesterday il
the manager will permit him to bang the
bull that he Is suro to do so. Now who
will be good Montgomory's record is all
right.
Miss Lolita Borie, the accomplished
daughter of H. X. Borie, last evening gave
lawn party in honor of Miss Mary Park
er, Of Portsmouth, Va, and Misses Flor
cnce, Sennie and Lizzie Borie, of Norwood,
Pa, The front OF the handsome residence
was tastefully decorated with Chinese Ian
terms. A delightful time was enjoyed by
thusu present and refreshments were serv-
ed IN abundance.
Among those present were. Misses Hat
tie Challenger and Florence MAXWELL New
Castle.
Mabel Thatcher May and Clara Stout,
Edna Walters, Maud Grler Lulu Elliott,
Helen Laws and Ada Dickey, Whining
ton.
DR.. Potts and Oscar Schaefer, Phila-
dclphia.
MIR. and Mrs. C. S. Wier Frank Massey,
Joseph Hodgmnn, c. Handy, w. Thatcher,
Edward Hale, w. 4. Sharpless, Gus JEFF
fers, Frank Thatcher, Scott Bsggs, Chns.
Brown. William Pritchard, Gustav De-
hrcnd, John Morris, W. p. Morrison,
Frank McCausland, f. Devinc, George
Jones and Newman Davis, Of Whining
ton.
Wilbur Frank Tucker while at work in
the Delaware Iron Works had his right
foot mashed on Tuesday by II heavy grip
disc.
Clayton Smcld was struck on the face
yesterday by a flying piece of iron while
at work in the Delaware Iron Works.
st. Peters Sunday school will go on its
annual excursion to Washington Park on
the steamer Major ReyDold on next Tues.
day, At least 400 will go to tho favorite
river resort
There will be an important! meeting of
the local lodge of tho A. o. L. W. tonight
to make arrangements for the proper cclc.
bratiOn OF their anniversary, which will be
held at Coii"ld Beach sOmo timo during
the month of August
Harold Suddcll says the town ordinance
of Dover does not differ from the ordinance
at this place. Public meetings can be held
50 long us boistcrous language is not used.
Two more Single Takers were lodged in
Dover Jail last night,
Two young Democrats yesterday were
enjoying the pleasures of the camp OF
Sons of Rest, when one asked the other
what was the meaning Of l6 to |. Tho
other replied that he did no, understand
it, but that he had not carmel 81 since
Easter; and If Byran gets Into ctliac twill
no 10 time. worse than at the present time.
He will pin his faith in theMckinlcy tick
OF TIL: fsl! AMI expec5; to rcc,ive plenty
of work and good wages instead of idle
ness and low pay.
Rev V. s. Collins, pastor of Nazareth
NJ. Il. Church, left this morning for Cam
don camp, whore he will preach at the
10 80 o'clock service and at the afternoon
service of the Epwurth League.
Thomas d. Wise is indisposed at his
home on Fifth street