Evening journal., 1901-03-21
NEW CANTLE'N
ARWSY BUDGET
Lodge Officers Are Installed.
Frank Raney a Much At.
flicted Man
s,ccial 10 the Evening Journal.


New Castle, March 2l.-Miss Taylor,
Of Wilmington, deputy supreme com
mander OF the State Council ID. of A..
installed the officers Of Industry Coun-
Gil here last evening. Miss raylcr
was assisted by other supreme lodge
officers, and following the installation
a pleasant social hour was spent. The
council will meet every Wednesday
night in X. Of P. Hail William Can
non is commander and Miss Annie
Gemmill, assistant.
Members OF the Minerva Social have
prepared an interesting program for
presentation before the society az the
regular meeting to be he'd tom lrrOw
afternoon.
Joseph Rash went down 10 Delaware
City yesterday and caught about ten
dozen herring which he sold here at
thirty cents per dozen. Two months
hence the fish will not be worth five
cents per dozen.
The 2-year-old daughter OF Thomas
Gott died at her parents home in
Shawtown yesterday of spasms, after
brief Illness.
-Four fishermen went down the hay
this morning. TO remain until the open
ing Of the shad season. They are John
Shearer George Irons. William Morris
and Edward 1. Rogers. They VIII ship
what fish they catch TO the Phiadel-
phLa market Messrs. Pustill and
Bartlett may drop nets down the bay
next week
John Sees, who has been living on
the outskirts of town, removed TO a
house in North Fourth street yester-
day
Frank Raney was removed TO the
Delaware Hospital, Wilmington. yes
tcrday afternoon, suffering with a
complication of ailments His chief af-
Fiction is a carbuncle on the neck,
which has swollen his head to an abb
normal size. Physicians In the hos
pital will remove the carbuncle with
the and of the knife
William StOops has resigned his po-
sition with the Prudential Insurance
Company. and has accepted one with
the Home Insurance. Company This
city will be his territory
Last night was regular drill night of
Company II. Thirty men We're on the
floor
Members Of Company II are expect
ing daily orders TO resume rife prac-
tlce. Last year the men made credit
able records, but they hope to do even
better the coming season.
William Meyers. first sergeant OF
Company III, visited Mrs. William If.
Wyman, of Wilmington, 1.-THE mother of
the regiment" yesterday Mrs. Wy
man will romova to Springfield. ILL.,,
on Saturday. and the object OF Mr..
Meyers visit was to bid her goodbye
and TO thank her ON behalf of the local
military for her many klndncsSes 10
them.
Messrs, Swan and Mccoy went down
in the marshes yesterday and bagged
seven plump ducks
The new freight cars for use on the
trolley line viii arrive from Philadel-
phia about the first of next month AZ
this time the open cars owned by the
company are being overhaulcd, pro.
paratory to Spring travel The new
not expected here until July.
Since the passage of the law permit.
ting live bird shooting. many gunners
have engaged in the sport below the
city. Yesterday ten men, Wilmington
ians, shot at pigeons for several hours
Good scores were made.
Farmers of the hundred are wonder.
ing when they are to be given free mai
delivery Postmaster King has re
ceived no information from govern
ment officials on the subject for sew
eral weeks.
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