The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-15
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NEW CASTLE

evening when Miss Ellie G.. jordan
heca Inc the bride Of Mr.. Albert
Schuchardt. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Edward l.. Brady
pastor Of st. Peters Church, OF
which the bride Is 4 member, at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John 'Ior dan, New Castle ave-
nue.. Miss Agnes Jordan, sister Of
the bride, was bridesmaid and the
best man was Mr.. George Barr, Fol.
lowing the ceremony reception was
held and Mr.. and Mrs. Schuchardt
received the congratulations OF their
friends who were present
The bride aud bridesmaid wore te-
coming gowns Of white organdie,
handsomely TRIMMED with lace and
ribbon. The decorations of the house
were handsome, including palms,
ported plants and chrysanthemums.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schuchardt were driv.
en- in a cab for Wilmington where
they boarded q Pullman train for a
trip north. They will reside at the
home Of the groom's parents on the
Buttonwoods.
The wedding presents were numer-
GUS, handsome and valuable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Edward Ella.
son returned home last evening from
their wedding toir and were tender.
eda reception by MIR. and Mrs. James
Il. Eliason. A number of relatives
and friends were present at the re-
ception and partook OF supper.
The article in the REPUBLICAN
yesterday caused considerable com.
ment here last evening. There are
number Of cases regarding peculiar
actions at the jail that would make
interesting reading but as the Attor-
ney General will conduct the inyesti.
cation it is his place to find cut the
information and to act accordingly.
Then again it is scarcely fair to
throw net Of suspicion about the
neck Of anyone. There is, or at
least ought to be, no trouble in find
ing out how MANY cases Of shoes
were furnished to jail. The number
If prisoners Can he computed and
he number of shoes ascertained as
readily as the amount Of percentage
oaid by the shoemaker who repaired
he shoes of the prisoners.
John Patterson. young man con-
ined in New Castle Jail under a two
iears' sentence for highway robbery
md who has appealed for a pardon
through Attorneys Edward l.. Roy.
lolds and A. NJ. Daily, on the ground
hat he can establish all alibi, has
sent remarkable appeal to Govern
n Hum, with whom he claims an
addressing him as
tMr. Hunn.' Patterson, who writes
nteIlisently Of his case, asks the
governor personally to appear before
lie Board Of Pardons and request
he board to recon mend tine govern.
II to sign the pardon. Governor
.Iunn remembers fruit pickerkDcwn
n Wyoming where Patterson work.
ID for some time, as "Canden. 1t
$ possible that the executive may iu-
crest himself in behalf Of the man.
The British steamship Saxolene,
bound from Marcus Hook
or Celte, France, before reported
ground at Dan Baker Shoal, Della.
ware Bay, stM remains fast. The
'csse!'s grounding was, due to the
ow water over the shoals caused by
lie prevailing strong northwester!y
Winds. The tugs Mary J. Walker,
. A. McCaulley, Il. J. Codd and Ju-
10 were working On her last night.
Nhc steamer was not damaged and
I'll float when the wind changes.
Uncle Billy Heal was turAed down
t the jail yesterday. lie was sent
yer here by Judge Churchman to
ring over John Lynch. a prisoner,
D testify in Il case in the Municipal
curt. But the Sheriff will not be
aught nappin. if possible and re-
used to grant the request and took |
lie man over this morning
Union services will be held in the
Presbyterian Church on Thanksgiy.
,g day. The sermon will be preach. |
/ by Rev. A. d. Nichols, Of the
irst Baptist Church.
Mrs. BIauche, Willin and Miss
Harriet ILay ton, Of Seaford, have
zen the guests Of Rev. William G.
nd Mrs Rooms.
Miss Mary Roberts OF Delaware
ity is the guest of Mrs Charles e.
Munson. |
Miss Minnie Sullivan of Philadel.
hia, and Miss Ella De Silva of Del.
ware City, have been visiting New
lst!c friends.
The first two rabbits killed in this
ction were victims of a trolley Cur
ST night. One was killed near Rose
III and the other near the Hamburg
rm.
Mrs. Chauncey p. Ilolcomb is on
lie sick list.
Guns, powder, shot, loaded shells.
oops.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton G.. platt Of
cw York, were visitors in New
lstle yesterday.
The trolley roads car barn is be-
s painted.
The New Castle Athletic Associa.
on has been notified to give up pos.
ssion of the Battery Park.
Davis Judge.
The official count Of tho voto cast at the
,ent election in Philadelphia, was com
lted yesterday. and. as In Dictated On !
'ednesday evening. tho final figures
owed that ii, HAIRY Davis had been cleo
4 the third Judge on the Bench OF tom
nj Pleas Court No. ), to succosd Judge
evensOn.
The contest between Budd aud Davis
rs very close, and the latter finally secur
the place by O plurality Of but 14S, In
q thirty second Wnrl the co,n Mar ed "a !