The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-15
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
Correspondence OF tho Republican.
New CASTLE. July Ib

view Castle wasin holiday attire yester
uay 10 receive Governor Hastings of Penn
essania VINO, accompanied by Genera
I ,hn; bngadier General Schall ant
lhcir respective stalls. came down on tn,
revenue cutter Hamilton to Inspect til,
fennsylvania naval reserves.
IN the afternoon q battalion drill tool
pace ut Battery Park In tho presence 81
iuiiy 2oOO persons. Tho work of The dif
ferent companies was excellent and drew
iofth words of commentator from thr
inspectors; Later in the day the meu
manned man the boats and gave the signal
drill on the river. eA"
During tho drill on the base ball field
ohe Oh INC reserves was taken i'll and had
" w carried aboard his ship Governor
ii lies was iavorably received along the
me OF march from Delaware street wharf
70 the park, where some of the veterans
cheered MIN. Among those In the party
were: Governor Hastings, accompanied
oy AdJutant General Thomas j. Stewart,
inspector General Col. H. ID. Morrell, Col.
d. Frank Eshelman, Col. Thomas Potter.
IT., Col, w. Fisk Reeder, lieutenant
Soiohei Reynolds, all of his staff, followt d
py MAJOR General George II. Snowden and
stati' Lieutenant Colonel William j. I'll.
N.Y. ai, Ma1ot lanes A. q. Campbell and
.; Harry Rogers had his flags displayed
and Mine Host Hermann of The Jetferse n
Rouse ran up the Stars and Stripes to the
top OF the flag pole.
Inc stOrekeepers were benefited at least
Castle. ~ -'o"
Master Walter Fletcher, Commander
Brown $ own little man." was ANNOYED
py the toothache but DR.. Richards but
MN n, IN good spirits again.
Inc last going steam yacht owned by
Commander Brown attracted considerable
attention us she lay alongside the Hamil-
ton, She was built In Camden by a
prother OF Frank Beckett of this city.
~ lhe Jolly soldier tars bid goodbye to
New Castle and to-day are aboard the
Watshlp Indiana at the BreakWater.
among the inspecting party yesterday
was the man who strung up Iams at
Homestead.
Inc people in general were surprised to
learn that Mrs. Short had been left with
9ut proper attention by the doctors before
ner utath' Doctors spend large sums of
money 10 De qualified for tho practice but
yet no human being should be- allowed to
sulier for proper attention.
mere is law in this State which for
olus the pointing of u revolver in earnest
VI Jest az any man. The following letter
SHOWS the respect which Waterman holds
Tor life and law. He is not competont to
Dc special officer if he cannot control his
temper and' it would be well to under
staiu mat neither he nor his superinteld.
eh' VIII be allowed to shoot down men
VINO never worked in the Delaware Iron
works. The one sided correspondent can.
not be garbled by threats from rho frne
user of he revolver
EDITOR WIJNINGTnv Prpr,,,,.>,, Co.
why did your correspondent have only
tne one side Of the occupants of the d. |.
W., Is written I'D.
Inc cause OF tho nuisance being abated
was not from the fact of the Waterman
having his beard shaved off, but on me-
count OF the Superintendent having Il nc
tlcc put up to the effect il it was not abat-
gu hG once these participating therein
Wollaloc Immediately discharged ;of s,u.se
those would be sports when not at work
arc out of the Superntendont's iurlsdic.
ton or control and think they can make
sport OF and insult who they please.
ITO MOI interfere or modest INV one and
Us long rs let alone will not disturb the
peace OF any citizen, but when insulted.
lMaue sport or, inteIftred with while in tho
discharge of my duty, the parties so doing,
II they get pinched, and pinched hard at
mat they Will only have themselves to
olaihc. iiau the parties in the two boats
only made slight allusion to the watch.
man 1t would have passed off at that, but
when they shouted loud enough to be
heard half way to Dobbinsville it is some
!hlng else. would suggest for the parties
IN the boats as well as your one-sded cor
respondent to observe the Golden Rule.
by" RespectfnIlv ~ "ono
ENos SPAHR,
Night Waterman Delaware Iron Works
Mayor Lewis and Dr. Martin, of Allen
Town were visitors in New Castle yester-
uay, at the inspection of the Reserves.
bicycles from $50 to 500 at Stoops.
Several friends of the parents attended
the funeral yesterday in PHILADELPHIA of
the infant child Of Thomas and Kate Stin-
son.
Several members of he Columbia Camp
ing Club will go to Philadelphia on sun
day on their wheels and pay a visit to the
of tho Malvern Camping Club.
They will be entertained at Strawberry
Both clubs formed an acuuaint.
ance while camping at Woodland Beach.
buy sawed stove wood at Stops
The nominations at lover snit nine
tenths Of the Republicans.