The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-27
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.

IdGuc Win u OdaS udll Ooss So"S
here yesterday to see her lover.
The foul murder that dyed the fair
name of Delaware was brought up
afresh Yesterday when the won an
in the case called at the Jail. B ut
she was denied admisslou each
time that she tried to see the U. Of
p dental student who is serving
sentence for Staying the young Del
awareau. During the afternoon
accompanied by girl from house
of ill-repute 10 Wilmington, she
came here. She was talrly welt.
dressed, while her headdress was
a turbau trimmed unsparingly
with large black feathers. Chief
Warden Wigglesworth is man not
to be trlAed with aud the winsoms
smiles of Edna Wilson were of no
avail to have the big gate opened
80 that she could converse with the
man who was to be her husband.
Then with the same cunning way
tor which shc was noted while in
Jail she sought tacquaintances hop.
ing to gain influence enough to
gain admission. Four hours later
the girl returned IRON Wilmington
but what change had taken
place. Instead Of the sombre black
she was dressed in material Of
fawn color while large leghorn
hat trimmed with black velvet and
feathers took the place Of the tur-
ban. Sheriff Mcdaniel said "no'
to the request to be admitted to the
Jail and once more the girl was
disappointed. She took the next
car for Wilmington carrying back
the presents she brought over for
her dental lover.
Miss Marion Hushebeck and Mr..
George Z. Tobin, Jr.. will be mar
RED on next Wednesday evening.
Several persons from here today
are IN attendance at the fun eral Of
Mrs. Sarah Owens OF Chester. De-
ceased was the widow OF Michael
Owens who was builder and con.
tractor here tor years.
George w. Reed, formerly Of this
city. was committed to Jail yester.
day 10 default OF payment Of $500
for his appearance at court The
charge against him is non.support
and desertion. Reedformerly live d
here but moved to Appoquinimink
hundred, where be was arrested by
Constable Van Horn.
Mrs. George Renn,e and son.
Archie Reunie, returned home yes
terday from Baltimore. where they
attended the funeral of Mrs' Will
liam Rennie.
Several camping parties are now
at Riverside Park. One OF them
being composed Of Brown Frazer,
Frank Wise, Eddie Elkinton. Wal
ter Dalby, and Eugene Chase.
Mrs. c. V. Wise is on the sick
list.
James McCallin is indisposed.
Mrs. T. p. McCallin, Mss Mary
McCailin and Miss Rosa Menoir
were at Cape May on Thursday.
Mrs. Black has returned home
from a visit to Elkton.
Peter G. Madden has his bond
ready Tor the City Council. His
bordsmen being men Of real estate
in the city.
John Lewis, colored. was arrest.
ed Yesterday by Officer Harrington
for being drunk and disorderly.
John Shearer has completed the
work OF repairs to the stoves and
pipes in the schools.
The work Of clearing the piece Of
land in front Of the re ar light house
has been completed by George
| Swan.
A party Of three gentlemen and
tour ladies from place thirty miles
north Of Philadelphia, came here
yesterday and spent the day catch
ing crabs. George Pustlll took the
| party TO the grabbing quarters.
They were delighted with the day
on the Delaware and expressed
surprise at the difference int he
| air.