The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-03
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the drama in 3 acts. entitled
La Tour De Neale,
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b. b., or Bencia Bow in England.
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Bencla Boy ...... LIT. Jas. Richards
Bob kattles. 1T. Jas. A. Oates
Squire Greenfield
1t. J. Park Postles
oe........:.........A. Lockwood
Mrs. Puncheon ......N. Eccleston
Dorothy. ..........T. Maloney
a. M. Hlzar in speaking OF the
entertainment said twas first class
In every way. The soldiers went
to the woods and cut down the trees
which they split in two and built
the hall in honor of Lieutenant Hop
kinson. The stage was built of logs
and all the seats were logs, except
those reserved for ladies and they
Ncre made OF boards secured from
Hampton. The company gave en-
tertalnments six nights in the week
and every entertainment was large
ly attended. The officers supported
the troupe and encouraged the
plucky actors. 1t. Oates was we'll
and favorably known IN Whining
ton where he engaged in the theat-
rical business. The majority of
those who took part are dead. 1t.
Postles and Sergeant Savillc still
reside in Wilmington. There was
al excellent band in the regiment
Hrd consequently there was plenty
IT music.
! Yesterday was a general day of
small accidents. A little daughter
Of James A. Davis fell and cut her
left hand severely.
While George Brison was raising
the stock OF a pump from the well
N Fourth and Harmony streets,
the pry slipped ard struck Michael
Fitzgerald on the knee and an ugly
cash was the result Alex Davis
had hand cut and Thomas Davis
had his foot mashed while at work
in the Knowles Woolen Mills.
A letter was received yesterday
from John Sheridan who is now in
the United States Signal Corps at
Manila. He graphically describes |
the trip to that far off city and OF
the sights in the city.
Abram Ingram presented a hand.
some cake to Industry Council, Jr.
q L. a. NJ, at the meeting on
tuesday night. 1t did not take
lSng for the ice cream to be forth
dbming and the members had a royal |
aPod time.
sOlficer Palmer is willing to run
Sergeant Bayley of Wilmington, a
foot race of 100 yards.
James Mcguire will spend his two
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