The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-14
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Is in the west, the bird is in its nest,
but the tramp is bound to fail In
Igetting lodging at the jail. The in.
junction served on Mcdaniel gave
lodgers a set back and to Whining.
ton they 60 or stay out in rain and
snow. But the mighty tramping
horde pay the Sheriff now no board
and the great Superior Court took a
hand in the cash sport and until the
case is settled each tramp will be
bravely nettled.
Last evening cripple who want
ed 10 stop over night In order to 60
to New Jersey could not gain admis-
sion. He boarded a trolley car and
went to Wilmington by the kindness
OF young men on the car. There is
a big cell at the Jail where such a
poor fellow could stay over night.
The Sheriff would DO at no loss be-
cause 1t was several hours after sup.
per when lie entered and like thou.
sands before him he could be sent
away to hunt his breakfast in town.
A suspicious looking character was
noticed lettering hear the Jail yes:er.
day and Officer Harrington gave him
an invitation. to leave town. The
stranger accepted the invitation. As
tue time draws nigh when thcprison-
crs may be transferred it was thought
that perhaps he wanted to help some
Of the prisoners TO escape.
, Powder, shot and loaded shells are
being bought in large quantities and
Tie crop Of gunncrs tomorrow prom.
ises TO he a heavy one. 1t is said
that rabbits and cartridges in this
county are plentiful.
Chauncey +. Hocomb is still con.
fined to his home on account Of hav-
ing stepped on Il nail that passed
through his gum Shoe into his foot.
Several persons from This city will
g. 10 Wilmington this evening to at.
tend cuchrc PARTY in the Reilly Ly-
ccum hall.
Winter caps, 25 and soc. Biggs.
\ a special NEE ting of the Board OF
Directors Of the New Castle Base
Ball Association, las been called for
Saturday evening when business OF
importance will be considered.
Guns, powder, Shot, loaded shells.
Stops.
TIE wedding of Miss Ellie G.. Jor.
dan, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Jordan, and MIR. Albert Schuhardt
Will be married this evening at the
home Of the BRIDES parents
Fu'lline gldvesand mitlcns. Biggs.
James b. Toman will spend to-
morrow on his farm N lencader
hundred with d few friends cunning
Masquerade parties are now in
season.
The Lark house has been success
fully moved to Sixth and fremont
streets.
TIE ladies of tho Delaware City
Catholic Church are selling tickets
for supper in that city Oh Thanks.
giving evening.
JGiin Adams, a prisoner in the
Jail, who Was sentenced at the MAY |
term for forging the name OF Jerome
b. Eel to Il check, is seriously i'll
With commissions. Adams is Il name
assumed by the prisoner, who is Of
espectable Western family. lie was
Visited yesterday by his counsel, Syl.
lester d. Townsend, Jr., who will
with Adams parents
lbUut his condition.
George Gray kncwlcs and Waiter
NhipI will leave today for kcnton
where they will spend several days
for partrdges and, rabbits.
Many wild geese were seen in this
'icnity yesterday. One flock on the
ThIttuck farm, near Red Lion. con.
aincd II fowls. They are wild and
lard [" get near to.
}. Harry King caught IS tvrrapins
esterday in the vicinity Of Red Lion.
Sncy appear TO be very scarce.
Waiter Sibley took party of
ricndS on hunt for opossums last
vcning. They secured one fine ami
lal which will be served at an early
ate.
Walter Deputy lost valuable rab.
it hound several days ago. He 10.
ated it in this city where it wassold
he party having the animal return.
] it to the owner.
The first rehearsal Of the black
ices or comedians TO take part in
NC mns trcl show to be given in the
prra llous. at an early date, was
ED last niyhbat the home Of Mr..
I'd Mrs, J. Ernest Philips. The
Iocccds Of tho show vii be for the
SO Of the choir of Emmanuel Episco-
u Church.
DupIicity.