The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-01
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new CASTLE.
Correspondence Of tile REPUBLICAN, 'o,'
..:-..-sss,,A- NEW CASTLE. July lst


| New Castles population was decrease
In number yesterday when Thomas s
Clark went to Trenton and his wife re
turned to Dover Clark was In good spirit
yesterday morning and after Mrs. Clarl
clipped Of bis mustache he walked acros
to the barber shop and had the finishing
the barber rhop he said. "Well, goodbye
boys, and always try and keep out O
trouble" In talking Of his incarceration
to friend he said, The thoughts ol
spending five years and the food In peni
tentiary are no baby's play.
"A man like me who has always llived
on the best will feel 1t keenly to get nc
butter OH my bread and have no milk OF
sugar In my coffee. But my conscience is
at rsst: The worriment is over. The trial.
conviction by the jury and wonder al the
length Of time Judge Bradford would son.
tence me to spend in Trenton CAUSED rest.
less nights.
"You will be under Cooper" remarked
one Of the men.
II do not think so 'Zekes," mind is very
inactive and before two months expect
to havo his job aud "Zoke" will b. my as
sistant. do pity the other fellows who are
to be tried yet and must say that Sheriff
Finn and bis estimable wife were more
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never forget that kindness. "Zske" Coop.
or thought he would send Inc rhe rules Of
the penitentiary and bill Of fare to study.
will s,nd 1t to Others"
The complimentary concert given by
the High School Alumni was q pleasing
aff1ir. The trip in wonderland by A. 8.
L. Hewss was highly enjoyable. The hu-
morous reciations so ably rendered by
Miss D. A. Kaiser added much to the pleas
- kI,oo Tn oA,l
by Misses Saunders aud Davidson. was
solo by Miss Whituack. Tho selections on
tho piano by Miss Marion Hushebeck were
we'll received.
Joseph Austin died yesterday morning.
He was mumber Of the A. P. A. and
brotherhood of St Andrew. The latter
took charge Of the funeral arrangements
and his funeral took place this afternoon.
Services were conducted In the Episcopal
church by Rev Fletcher Clark and inter-
Inent mado In the new Episcopalcemetery.
The pail bearers were Edwin M. Herbert,
john Nowloye, John Rod sersanu N Creme
mill.
The two Pennsylvania soldiers who were
sent here by Judge Ball on Wednesday for
druuEeness and disordtriy conduct were
released from jail yesterday. Their Cap
tain and Lieutenant drove here from Del
aware City end under protest paid tho
uHeS VI tu0 IlOu.
William Martin. the well known livery.
man Of Wilmington, was here Inst even
ing In search Of a double team. On We'd
nesday evening two young men and two
young women hired the team for drive OF
a couple;hours. They came here, left the
team ut q stable and then coolly walked 10
the wharf, got into their sktf and rowed
to Pennsylyania.
A handsome American flag will bo |
raised on next Monday evening. A pleas
Ing program will be rendered on that oc-
casion.
Mrs. Bo9gs Will will not remove to New |
Castle. This action has been caused by |
Boggs He does not like to have his child
rem SO close 10 him while he Is in jail.
Mrs Boggs Is we'll taken care o. ut Dover.
Boggs laughs at she proposed surprise to
DO given in the kenney trial.
He expects to eat his Christmas dinner
n New Castle because there is n number
IF prominent Dover men to be indicted in
,on nection with the First National bank
If Dover. Tho latest suspects" are two
,ank directors. n railroad official, lead
ng physician and four other prominent
,5Oplo.
DR. and Mrs Loflartl. OF Kenneth Square,
,nve returned home after u pleasant visiv
. New Castle friends.