The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-02
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.


Junel, 1899
The funeral of John Richard Pustill
took ul acc Yesterday afternoon. Services
were conducted at the house by Rev: II.
Irving Watkins. Iuterment was maae III
the new Episcopal Cemetery. The pail Dear,
ers were James h. Biggs, John Hudson, Al
Kirby, Thomas Frazer, Edward Chalieh-
ger and b. +. Lancaster.
The attention Of the Board OF Health
has been called to pile OF store rofuse on
the battery. The grocerS and others maui
the offal to the river shore until on q warm arm
day tho stencil becomes unbearapie. my
residents of South Third stfcet sGy '1av
tho Battery ditch is not accountepie lor
the disease this year. II d fire plug could
be placed at the cornar Of Third and tall
road Avenue the wooden trunk could DO
flushed at times and kept clean.
Undertaken Clewcll says that on an aV-
erage there havc been only two deaths an
nualy from diptheria in New Castle dur
ing the past ID years.
Before that time public funerals we7
hold. II psoplo operly run into dah i
'nJs James ms'I Dars irish has s. accepted positI seI
motorman on the Brandywlne Bn as
Electric Railway. SDripps
Mrs. Fred Worthington Of
phla is the guest of Mis-! Mah9 Pbiladel.
Sidney Bennington who Is hev.
tence in the county Jail for 1lervinp sen
family Is very sick man Hrrlecting his
is the main cause Of his " eEueuia Rheumatisn, a,
The fishermen are aboI 5uble.
in all probability this Y a Iissusted and
TIE green tall. see FIJI be tho last week.
present. They WorZh to own the river at
1t does not pay th9lpvoc TO the nets and
The City Coun2 men to go fishing.
cleaned ,, up pt, 50 III are having tho streets
Rsv R. ,Iy.
home from Wing Watkins has returned
TUESDAY hYrownsend and Earlvi'e. On
u. A. NJ made IN address at the Jr. O.
ana on <cclelration at the former place
der HaNednosday dedicated Junior Or
he pcA at Earlvile, Md. In the evening
helXformcd marriage ceremony at Bo-
LeGa Manor, tho contracting parties
Ihs George Benson and Miss Katie
. At the semi annual election OF officers
OF Friendship Lodge, A. o. U. w. held last
Master Workman, William f, Rothwell; !;
Foreman, c. c. Witrack; Oversccr Ed
ward Il. Eagle; Guide George Ungor; In
side Watch, William Cunnon; Outside
Watch; William Morrison.
Last evening was n rod letter event in
the histurv oftriondsbip Conclave, No. 81
Ancient Order Adhesive Mogullions.
Ten candidates were enrolled. Tho local
cOnclavo extended an invitation to Indus
Try Conclnve Of Wilmington and forty
members came over in special car leav-
ing Wilmington at s O'clock. They loft
this city again at l1.30 O'Clock.
The band Of % pieces under the leader
ship of George Ferguson discoursed OK
ccllent music.
After the invitation OF the members tho
visitors and members of the local conclave
were regaled with coffee. sandwiches, ice
cream, cake and cicGr!.
Among tho visitors were: Gustavus
Groves, Lewis Hamme!l, Ollie Porter, NJ.
McHenly. Henry G Savillo, J. A. Porter,
james L. Scott w. Z. McC!ain, Il I.
Cloud, E. Smith, y. p. Mckay, 9. II. Zeb-
ley, &. II. Vanbuskirk, d. Is, Hall, Isaac
Bower. c. H. Duean. l.. "A. Thomas,
John Keatley, +. l.. Foulk, j. Mncklem,
A. Dancnhowor, q. w. Pyle, o. NJ. Pier
son, John Pennington, H. May, T. Bed
well, j. Booth, l.. B. Church. J. A. Moore,
A. Morris, J. G Singles, G. Booth, S. Il.
Robinson, j. A. Snville, Irwin Nanarsda-
len, G. Aus,crmunl. A. NJ. Pierson, David
Snellenburg. and Harry Howell.