Evening journal., 1901-07-08
ALTAR VESSELS
FOR OLD CHURCH
Bishop Coleman Blessed
Them in Emmanuel Church
Yesterday
New Castle, July 8.

New Castle, July g.
The local baseball club is 50 badly Grip
pled that the proposed game with the
Hamilton A. A. club. of Philadelphia. on
Saturday had to be postponed The intense
heat ot last Thursday As responsible for
the disability OF DuiTy. Leach, Countiss
Gold and Bacon. Should the men recover
tier strength before Saturday the club
wpl1play The Salem, n. j., team.
Hgh mass was said over the body of
Jobn Sulh yan, Jr., IN ST. Peters Church.
On Saturday. The pall-bearers were
Michael X Racdy, James McGrath, John r.
Campbell. John Reynolds Michael Rod
gers and Joseph Il. Dougherty.
Signal boxes along the local trolley
line have Deen repaired and a test made
on Saturday proved them to be IN perfect
working order. Derangement of the wires
led to "A collision between cars on the line
on Wednesday.
While at work in Wilmington ON satur-
day John Pustm had two fingers OF his
right hand badly mashed.
Early service in the NJ. L. Church last
evening proved popular. there having been
DANftHA al hlu14hAAA 81 AbNHA NHhlARiAs
Twilight services will be continued until
the first Sunday in September
One of George Hubers horses was over
come by the heat while being driven here
on Saturday and an animal belonging to
r. Eben Watts, was used to haul the WI
mington bakers bread. etc, here
Repairs are being made TO the boilers in
the Lea -four mill here.
An electrical storm visited this city sat
urday night bringing with II cooler
weather. The temperature dropped IS de-
grees in one hour. The cool weather con-
tinued yesterday.
Tho United States revenue cutter Onon-
daga passed down the river to-day, and
aboard her was a cargo of bottles. These
she will distribute at various points along
tho coast and by them the Photographic
Bureau expects TO get material to enable
it to rechart ocean currents. 1t i desired
to show the general circulation Of the
North Atlantic.
other revenue cutters will also be fur
shed with bottles. and each flask Will
be sealed and will contain a paper show
ing the latitude and longitude and the
date when il was thrown overheard. In
addition to this the bureau Will request
that each of the ocean liners carry bottles.
When 80 per cent. Of the bottles have been
recovered the new chart will be issued.
President Judge Hanna in the Phila-
deIphia Orphans Court has dismissed the
appeal from the decision of the register
OF Wills admitting to probate the will OF
Stephen NJ Tasker.
Dr. j. j. Black is expected home tonight
from Atlantic city. where he spent last
week.
Charles Hofmann. of the jefferson
House, has received a letter from Mrs
Hefmann. who now is in Switzerland
touring with party of friends. She eN
pects to start for home some time mex
month
Walter Wise starts for Denver to NOR
row. which he via make his permanen
home.
Riverside Park was opened on saturda
night and dances will be held nightly
Arthur r.. Kee the lessee OF the farr
upon which the park is situated
will be the manager. There is suu som
friction between J. Edward Addicki
the owner of the farm and parl
and the railway company regarding III
opening OF the park,an the action of Nj
ISee in making a Summer resort OF u
farm will soon determine whether Rive
side Park shall be a fun fledged Summ'
resort or remain a farm land. 1t Is unde
stood that Mr.. Addicks does not re
kindly towards the wilmington and Ne
Castle Railway Company, and he Is o.
posed to the establishing Of park
this particular property.
Bishop Coleman conducted service
Immanuel Church yesterday morning
the absence of the Rev. F. NJ Munso
who is in Rehoboth. Previous to the Sc
vice the bishop blessed two altar Vesse
which were presented to the church
Miss Virginia c. Long. OF Virginia, fC
mer parishioner They are a paten a
chalice of handsome design, being
solid silver heavily lined with gold a
studded with diamonds and brillian
The metal was obtained from the pli
of the Long family and the jewels W.
family Jewels. All the materials had o'
I'm use by various members OF the fam
in whose memory they were presented
Bishop Coleman later, I'm alluding
ahe gift. commended very highly the L
Of memorial gifts for the services Of
in the worship Of the sanctuary In &C
pairing the value of such memorials
many monuments to be found through
the country and even in the churehyai
the bishop most emphatically denoun
the. heathcnish character of many
these monuments and the lavish eXpel
ture of money upon them, money
could much better be used I'm such
MORALS as he had just blessed or
endowment Of parishes and dloceses.
means OF such memorials the pious
would be in a manner speaking in
service and glory of God and in us
ministrations.
The vessels were subsequently use
the communion service, celebrated
Bishop Coleman.
Death OF Abel McNatr
Special to the Evening Journal
Milford. July 6.-Abel McNair, an