The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-02
ITEMS FROM new CASTLE
Correspondence OF The REPUBLICAN
NEW CASTLE, September 2, 1897.

The funeral OF Napoleon B Deakyno
took place this morning Services were
conducted at tho house by Rev. n. H.
Cnrkran. Tho remains wero shipped on
the = 80 train to BlaCkbird station and In.
terment made In the Friendship ceme-
terry.
Tho pail bearers wero George Williams,
James II. Blggs. Ira Lunt. Edward Chal'
longer, David Boulden and Henry A. Del.
n;sun.
Mrs. Marguerite Palmer was stricken
with paralysis yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Palmer Is 10 years OF ago and was walking
} across the kitchan when shc was stricken.
She had been Obliged to use oru.ch and
she Thought ono Of her grand children had
pulled he crutch In the fall she broke
her kneo cap aud owing to her age the ply.
sicnns arc of tho opinion that they cannot
rendernny assistance.
Mrs. Samuel Jones yesterday afternoon
fell down stairs and broke her left arm.
Tho helpers in tho blacksmith shop CT
the Delaware Iron works whose wages were
cut down last week had tho amount given
back to them and their wages will remain
tho same.
Some mean person throw poison into
the yard of Mrs. A. q. Eagles house and
nine chickens wcro poisoned. Mrs. Lagla
has been annoyed lately by strange cats
Nend her dogs wcro used to drive them OIL.
1t is supposed that tho owner of one of
tho cats throw tho poison over hoping 10
catch tho dogs.
Edward Nehr was high man yesterday
for reed birds, rs he succeeded in bagglns
twelve dozen and four.whil John Remen-
ter came in close second with twelve
dozen.
A few nights ago thieves broke opon tho
workmen's car at Lear station ana Stolc
number of gum coats, boots and oataDles
Tho railroad detectives arc hunting Tor
the thieves
Undertaken Clowcll used for tho first
time to-day his new funeral cur recently
received from Cincinnati, Ohio.
Joseph Snowley has sold his house on
Front street to Mrs. Houscman.
Court Crier Hoal came over Yesterday to
shoot reed birds.N He was satisfied with
fox grapes on Moore's Marsh.
The funeral of Joseph Sinisky took
place yesterday afternoon. lnterment
was made in st. Peters cemetery.
Miss Kathryn e. Rowan Of Philadelphia,
who has been spending two months with
Miss Cecilia Boyle returned home yoster-
day. Miss Rowan made many friends
during her stay in New Castle.
Colonel j. Harry Rogers yesterday
placed flowers in tho Penn urn.
Miss Rachel Warrington, of Chicago, Is
the guest of Mrs. Harold Suddell.
Mrs. Elmer Clarke. Of Duluth. Minn.,is
visiting New Castle relatives.
Mrs. j. Harry Stewart and three chill
drcn are visiting IN ST. Georges.
Mrs. James u. Booth, of Wilmington, Is
tine guest of New Castle relatives.
Maud Mrs Fred j. Rico and Walter
Rice, of Bethlehem, Pa, are tho guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Clowell.
Miss Rose Thompson, of Wilmington
Is being entertained by Miss Meredith.
Mrs Gurlick Of Philadelphia, is visit.
ing Mrs Clewell.
Miss Lucy Watts, of Wilmington, is the
guest of Mrs. r. II. Watts
c. c. White, floor foreman Of tho Flue
Mill department of the Delaware hon
works Is indisposcd.
William Clay of Philadelphia Is tho
guest Of James B. Tomun.
Miss Nellie johnson Of Philadelphia who
has been the guest of Miss Cynthia Cripps
returned homo yesterday.
L Il. Eiia>on and Herman Padberg left
yesterday for two weeks cunning in Vir.
ginia