The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-05
ITEMS FROM
new CASTLE.

morning succeeded in rescuing 4
man from drowning. A party con
sisting OF six men from Wilmington
came here on Saturday night and
had a royal good time Grabbing.
About 3 o clock yesterday morning
ons Of their number either became
sleepy or else the crab at the end
Of his line was too heavy one to
be handled without the aid of a
steam crane 60 that he tell off the
Reyb9ld wharf. The tide was
coming 10 at the time and before
his companions could fully realize
what had happened he was being
carried away,a Quick as fash
Harrv, Lancaster plunged over
board and after him he went with
a will. He succeeded in landing
the man at Stuart's boat y ard wharf
and then help arrived and the man
was taken ashore. He was but lit
tie the worse of his experience. He
gave his name aa john Greene.
whether that is true or not cannot
ascertaiaed here.
Riverside Park was we'll PATTON
lied yesterday on account of the de.
lightlul concerts given both after
noon and evening. The travel be-
tween here and Delaware City was
heavy.
The base ball club OF the New
Castle Athletic Associ alton crossed
bats with the Lindley A. c. Of Phil.
adelphia on Saturday. The home
club won by the score Of 10 to S.
When the clubs played On former
occasions they were una Bile to settle
the game although they played
sixteen innings. The game on Sat.
urday was well played but the bet.
ter club had the bes | Of the contest.
Mrs. De Silva, Mrs. Gallagher.
Mrs. Young, Miss Sadie O'Neill
and Miss Laura Young Of Della
ware City. were visitors in New
Castle yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs James Calhoun and
son of Wilmington, visited New Cas-.
tie relatives yesterday.
James H. Collins of Philadelphia.
was New Castle visitor yester-
day.
Two carloads OF Eagles of the
Fraterual Order. came here yester.
day to boardthe Major Rey bold
that was booked for an excursion
with the Chester Lodge for Angus
tine Park. A number of New Cas-.
tie people got aboard and some Of
the Wilmington people were disap-
pointed. Now the New Castle men
are angry because.of the treatment
they received. The Rey bold did
not stop here on the return trip
and they were obliged 10 return to
Chester and pay the car fare home.
Some Of the Eagles discovered that
they could not keep appointments
last evening and best birls were
angry.
The annual outing Of the First
Presbyterian Church and Sunday
school will take place on Wednesday
morning. A cordial invitation has
beeu extended to the members OF
the congregation and school. The
party shall meet at the school room
at 9 a. m where wagons will con.
vey the people to McFarlln's woods
for days outing. Pastor Wylie
has arranged Tor an excellent day
Of sports which will include races
OF all sorts. ~
In the Methodist Church yester.
day morning and last evening the
pulpit was filled by Rev. r. Irving
Watkins, former pastor.
MISS Susie Cormley who has
been suffering from blood poison.
ing. is recovering.
The stencil emanat,rg from
dead horse below Dobbinsville, is
almost unbearaoie and the Board
Of Health will be asked to have the
carcass removed. People on the
trolley cars Yesterday were given
a full Whit Of the stencil.
CMr. and Mrs. Lien nberger and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gegenheimer
o. Philadelphia, have been the
guests VI MAS' MatV V NCSs sCuludUu.
Miss Elsie Martin Of PhiladeI.
phia, who has been visiting rela.
tives here, lett today for her home.
Mrs. John Thompson is enter
tanning Mrs. James Tracey, Miss
Annie Tracey aud Miss Burnha IN
Of Philadelphia.
On account Of the absence of Dr.
ganist DR.. +. B. Manchester, the
music at Immanucl Episcopal
Church was rendered by the choir
without the organ accompaniment.
A meeting ol the trustees Of fhe
First Presbyterian Church, will
be held on Friday evening at the
home OF VIM. }. Ferris.
Rev. F. NJ. Munson, rector Of
Emmanuel Episcopal Church, who
has been i'll with acute Indigestion,
has recovered and was ia charge
OF the pulpit yesterday atthe differ
ent services.
The old ice houses OF John II.
Roberts at Delaware City, were
burned last evening.