The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-11
ITEMS FROM new CASTLE
Correspondence Of the REPUBLICAN,
NEW CASTLE, October II, 1891.

Among those who will take part for the
beneiit OF tho unemployed on next Satur'
day are:
Miss Elizabeth Booth. Miss Sarah Rod.
ney, Misc Edna Finn. Miss Mary Shaw,
Miss Mary Cooper, Nj :, Anna Rodney,
Miss Maria Rogers Miss Virginia Cooper,
Miss Julia Burton of Baltimore, Miss Mar.
Janvisr, Miss Annie DUNCAN. Miss Grace
Saunders, Miss Marion Ilushebcck, Miss
May Goodey, Miss Flosse Case Miss
Lizzie Moore, Miss Bessie Kuntz, Miss
Reba Saunders, Miss Lotta Borie, Miss
May Whltnack, Edward Dent. James Il,
Challenger. Q. Edwin Eckles. George Case,
Alexander Cooper, frank Borie, George
EcRlos, Haywood Case, James Rodney, and
Rahkson L. Holcomb, Jr. An orchestra
Of seven pieces will furnish music for the
occasion.
Miss Booth will have charge Of the af-
fairs.
On Saturday tho G. A. C. football team
defeated tho White Star of Wilmington by
the score of 10 to2. The game was START
cd at /, Is o'clock with about 800 persons
ON the field. The ball had been in play
but low mir iltos when Countess snapped
tho bail back to Mon gomcry, who, after u
hard run OF 40 yards made touch down.
Lancaster kicked goal. In tho same half
Montgome y lost the ball on u fumbleand
tho Star secured u safety. In tho second
half after tho &. A. e. lost the ball on
downs, Watson attempted kick which
was neatly blocked by Rodney. Tho ball
was secured by Bridgowaier, who made
the touchdown. Lancaster failed to kick
the goal.
In tho latter part Of thu second half
BrilgeWater made II neat run of 81 yards
around Tho loft ond. Montgomery played
without shoes throughout tho game,
Foul tnckling and foul language by the
Stars worked tho game.
Tho REGULARS" will continue to occupy
winter quarters in the jail A new cook
stove has been purchased in order that
they may cook extras.
Captain Ridings Is completing tho work
Of placing now pine floors in the old bum
from the first floor to the cell above on tho
second floor, formerly known as the
womer's cell. This cell has had an extra
window placed in and is now occupied by
tho Colored buns, who have been removed
from tho cell formerly occupied by them
over tho office of Chief Warden Gould.
Tho women now occupy tho cell vacated
by tho Colored "bums' and arc undor the
surveillance OF the warlcns.
Mrs Charles V. Wise is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Howard Loiland in Ken
nett Square, Pa Miss Edna Finn has
nOno to Chester to look after an aunt who
Is q | c IL .-Gcorge Hofmann has reurncl
home, after Short visit to his sister, Mrs.
George Helms, in BROOKLYN. N. Y.--Jamos
T. Challenger is visiting ftionds in Phill-
delpna. Sai!ic V. Wise is entertain
ing Miss Cora Downes. of Henderson, Nd.
Mrs NJ. Il iiAar, Of New Castle, Cal,
formerly Miss Ella Truss, of this city.
viii, arrtyo in this city next Friday for the
purpose of settling up the estate Of her
mother, who lately dica III California.
Mrs HiZar il slstsr TO Lesio Truss Of
this city. Mrs j. Lightonor of Denver,
Colorado, Is he guest Of Miss jennie Long,
of North Third street. Mrs. Ligh,encr is
the wife of Rev. p. B Iightener, formerly
rector Of Immanurl z, f. Church Of this
city,-StanleSh Raymond, formerly Of
this city, now n resident Of Baltimore, is
the guest of Charles Hughes.
The naXt thing of interest to New Castle
people will be Tho naming Of tho members
of the Board of Health. GDOd men are
wan'ad for tho new Board that will havo
control of the matters per.aiuing to tho
Health of the city.
Martin Leonard and William Vicko ory
have returned hOma from visit to Get,ys
bnrg While there thcy secured u piece of
the stone wall near which james DOnghar.
ty. OF this place, was injured in the war,
They also secured n bullet and Ne,eIun
DOugherty is very proud Of the souvenirs.
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