Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-09-02
Il lRD WINTER FOR
NRW CASTLL'S POOR
Mills Not Likely to Start
and Many Will be
Idle
speelal b the EvenIng Journal.

IIOSlcNio WutttNti % thS 9NSti wins
resuming operations. and merchants
say that the coming winter will be
hard one for the poor. Many have
been In idlencss during the entire
summer. and now with the cold wealth
or near at hand and still no prospect
OF work. their lots will be hard ones
during the coming months. II will
be a dull winter for New Castle. and
merchants do not look for much bust
ness.
In the game between the Brandywine
team. ofWilmingtcn, and the New Cas-
tie baseball club the locals won by
score Of is to l.
The New Castle team had but five
regular players. the balance being
members of the Active team. Mcclure
pitched a great game and allowed the
one run scored. Brainsrd go. his base
on flelder's choice. which put
out the man going to second base. He
stole second and went 90 third on
Fish's out at FIRST. He started for
home on a steal and Mcclure threw
the wild ball 10 Counties, allowing the
score In the eighth inning Wise hit
a hot ball to short which was slowly
handled. but Madden was thrown out
en- the run to second. In the ninth in
ming Brainard stepped across the plate
and according TO rules was out. but he
was told that he was safe and was per-
mltted to take the bat John Shearer
umpired the game in a very impartial
manner, and was easy on the visitors
Charles Johnson, colored, was arrest
ed by Officer Harrington on Saturday
night The charge was drunkenness
and disorderly conduct He will be
given a hearing before Mayor Boyd to-
day.
Produce dealers q this city are COM
planning 70 the action Of Jersey truck
ca who sell produce on the wharf here
without being compelled TO have a IL
cense The home dealers who are com
PEELED to take ont a license claim
that they are given no protection
whatever and are DESTROYS that some
action be taken in the matter.
While the number OF persons at Riv-
ersids Park yesterday was not large.
traffic was heavy on the Wilmington
and New Castle railway. Many per-
sons went to Delaware City TO view the
new ouspost being crested there.
Beginning yesterday. M. e. sun
day school services Will be held OF
afternoons hereafter "a rally charac-
terized the beginning OF the afternoon
services aud a pleasant musical pro-
gram was rendered The Rev. w. G.
koons was in charge.
Members and friends ~ Industry
Council Jr. o. T. A. NJ. numbering
about one hundred persons. went on q
trolley ride 10 Delaware CITY on SAT-
urday night On arriving there. re-
freshments were served, and the. even
ing was spent in viewing the places OF
interest.
Several farmers of this section are
saving their fodder and the season
will be on in earnest next week.
Mary Harding and George McGoni.
Gle had narrow escape from death
In the Delaware river yesterday. The,
We're sailing early in the day and In
the afternoon anchored above Cofielf
Beach and began Grabbing.
Two Of the party rocked the boat
and Miss Harding becoming excited
jumped overheard McGonigal. wen
after her
a strong tide made his task difficult
and tt was believed that the coupl,
would drown. but Harry Martin AM
his brother pulled in the anchor anf
reached them ju9t as they were abour
TO 30 down.
MISS Martin. sister. became hyster
icai' and she, too, tried to jump over
BOARD, but was restrained by hel
brothers
SOCIAL NOTES.
Harvey Stewart, OF New Haven
conn, who has been visiting his mar
ents here. has returned.
ne social event OF last week was IN,
dance given by New Castles voun,
people In the Armory, on Saturda,
night Visitors were present from sur
lonsalng towns and about twenty-fivl
couples participated.
MISS Eleanor Richardson. Of BaHi
more. who has been visiting friend
ID Nis city, has returned nome.
William Whitecock, Of PHILADELPHIA
Is ne guest Of his sister, Mrs. Jane
l.. Bacon
Miss Caroline c. Crossan. OF Ralti
mere, who has been spending severs
Gays with relatives here has returne,
home.
George Frazier, of Brooklyn. is visit
ing bis mother here.
hrx William Atkins, Miss Susie At
klns and Jonn w. Atkins. OF Philadel
phia, who have been visiting friend
and relatives in this city, heve return
ed home
Alrs Edward r. D1lan. OF Philadel
phia' who has been visiting relative
here has returnea home.
Miss Ethel Bates. Of Chester. VIII
has been spending the summer wit
country fKiends near Harc's Corne,
has returned home.
John Hobbs hes returned u Newarl
N, J.