The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-02
NEW CASTLE NEWS
Correspondence Of the REPUBLICAN

New CASTLE. April 2, 1907.
The New Castle Union of the W. C. Il.
U. has elected the following officers:
President, Mrs. NJ. Vanarsdalen vice
presidents, Mrs, Lunt and Mrs. Davidson;
recording secretary, Mrs. Challenger; cor.
responding secretary, Mrs. j. Atwood
Stewart; rinteDdents--Sunday school
work, Mrs. Townsend; Sabbath obsery-
anoe. Mrs NJ. Naylor; press, Mrs. Hannah
Viping; prison work, Mrs. Challenger.
Delegate and alternate to the New Cas-
tie County Convention Of the W. G. Il. U.
to be held at Delaware City on April l4th,
Mrs Hannah Vining and Mrs. Challenger.
The electric light in general gave salts
faction but there are some parts Of the city
at night in total darkness. Cherry street,
Sixth below Cherry Fifth near Fremont,
South Fourth and North Third street resi-
dents are loud In their complaints,
Mr.. Orion Carrlck requested the REPUB
LIcAN reporter to say that light must be
placed on Fifth street Other residents
will refuse to pay taxes until given lights,
and George Williams requests all his Gus.
toners to visit his store In day time AS
North Third street is so dark that II is
dangerous to walk there at night time.
There will be meeting of the Good
Government Club on next Tuesday night,
at the residence Of John A. Walls. Mrs.
j. Ernest Phillips is president OF the
club
Frederick Hogan and William Murphy
were released from Jail this morning.
They were the two men who robbed Two
brothers Wandering Willies in the west
yard in Wilmington.
G. H. Lewis is working hard getting
his new restaurant in readiness to open
out next weok. William Denuison u car
penter from Wilmington, was to have
assisted In the work, but while working
for George Huber he cut his foot with an
adze thereby incapacitating him.
Thomas PARKS mourns the loss of his
pet dog which u trolley car killed yester-
day, ,
this morning. st. Johns Lodge No. O.
A. f. A. NJ. held special meeting last
evening and took action on his death.
George Williams this week secured q
large lot Of bananas which he is selling
at IL cents dozen. He is kicking because
Third street is in darkness which prevents
bigger sales.
Frank NJ. Sewer of Wilmington was in
New Castle yesterday.
The new steamer Favorite, which will
rnn from Philadelphia TO Augustine Pier,
this season stopping daily at New Castle,
was built in 1894. This steamer has been
running in New York bay since built as
an excursion steamer, and Is we'll and
favorably known as fast boat, Of modern
build and equipment, with full and com.
plete electric light plant; has q largo space
on main deck for dancing, go: 1t fur
nlshes free of charge good orchestra for
dance music.
1t has q large and comm0dous saloon
on upper deck, handsomely furnished and
carpeted, with fine upright piano. And
last but not least, the magnificent hurri'
cane deck upon which passengers are al.
lowed and from which they may obtain
an unobstruoted view Of the beauty and
Grandeur Of the Delaware river.
A horse belonging to Harry McNally
Harmony streets. 1t was stopped by Owen
Palmer before any damage was done.
The s. L. s. held q pleasing social in the
X. of p hall last evening. Among those
present were the Misses Bertha Sipple,
Sallie Truitt, Emma Harris, Mary Spear,
Mary Maguire, Ada Mcguire, Carrie Cline,
Nellie Winslow, Carrie Eckles, Maggie
Shaw, Carrie Vining, Ella Grimes, Lizzie
Wise, Ida White Lucy White M. Hqf-
Resson, Bertha Armstrong, Smyrna; B.
Taylor, Wilmington; NJ. Poulson and l.
Hanson, Of Wilmington.
W. Naylor, G. S. King. W. Hughes, g.
Starts, a: Murray, A Tlmms, r, New.
love, j. White, j. Gordon, W. Newlove,
S Ford. Edward Massey, Elmer White
lock, William Kirk, W. Meredith, A.
Naylor. j. Kenhey, Philadelphiai G. New:
bold, w. Smith, Z, Greene, c. Boyd and
K. bradbury, Wilmington.
Owen Palmer has moved from Will
mlngton to one Of the Holschumaker
dwellings on North Second street.
Max Ephraim. of No 8l6 Market street.
Wilmington, will pay your fare both ways
on the trolley cars II you visit his ready.
made clothing house and purchase 81
worth of first class clothing.