Evening journal., 1901-06-06
MAY PROP AGATE
SAhMON IN RIVER
Fish Commissioner I0reSli.
gates Catches Of Fish
OE New Castle
speclal to The Evening Journal.

Special 20 the Evening journal.
New Castle, June g.
H. H. Moore of the United States Fish
Commission, was here yesterday lnvesd-
gaung the reports that salmon have been
caught ia the river this Spring. He
learned that fish of that family had been
taken from the river and was surprised
that they had gotten so far from their
usual haunts. The fish Is common along
the shores OF North America and Il Is
said that seldom have they been found
south of Long Island. That they will live
in the warm water OF the Delaware river
win cause Mr.. Moore ITO suggest 10 the
government chat they be spawned here.
Mr. Moore win remain in this city for
several days
Following rs the program of the Chill
drens Day exercises 20 be given By the
Junior department OF the NJ T.. Sunday
schoo on Sunday mornings Opening adj
dress, Roger Gravcl; singing, Motion
Song. school recitation. Summer Days
ldn and Frances Edwards; recitation. by
llnrl Bacon recitation. Jennie Cooper
solo, Flowers Beautiful Flowers May
Bacon; recitation, Rudolph Vullctt; rcci-
tutlon, llolCn Rash; recitation, Sadie Fer
guson; recitaiOn, James Eliason and
Horace Dcakyne; singing "The Song of
the Children" school; recitation, Maggie
icndriN and Lola Ninlng; recitation, ed
ward Sandy; recitation. Irene Karns;
solo ana chorus. Earl Bacon; recitation,
David Harris; recitation, Mabel Wright;
recitation, five girls; solo. Mabel Clowell:
lrccitaiion. Brice Nallott; recitation. Grcta
Mcclure recitation. Mabel Clow, n; sing
ing suffer the Children to Come Unto
Me, school
Local fishermen win hang up their
nets on saturday They are arranging for
"a jollincauon which probably win be held
ON Saturday night. These are annual ar
fairs with the men.
Charles j. Hofmann received q cable
dispatch from Mrs. Charles Hofmann yes
tcrday informing him that She had ar
rived la Bremen on Monday and that she
was well at that time
Lawrence O'Connor brought to the
wharf yesterday afternoon the largest
sturgeon ever caught by "a local fisher
man. Had the fish been caught "A hours
before IL was it would have been
worth 500, but because It spawned Just
after being taken from the water Mr..
O'Connor got but 50 for It. The fish
| N'inh'h HA i'NHi lNW HuunNa.
Work viii be resumed I'm tho Shaw
Woolen Mills at an early date The firm
has obtained a contract from a new Jer-
sey company which win keep the mill
working for six months.
Wenonah Council, Jr o. u. A. NJ. Of
Wilmington, paid a surprise visit to In
dustry Council here last night. There
were twenty-five visitors, among whom
was the council glec club which de-
lightlully entertained the local mechan-
ics.
! The aloop Mary, from Little creek, came
up Yesterday with load of sea trout.
which were sold to many buyers at fsir
prices. II Is the intention OF tho cap
tain of the Mary to bring a load of trout
here every week
While at work in the yard of the Dla-
mond State Steel Company ON Tuesday
Delaware Montgomery had his left hand
badly injured boy "a rail falling ON #. The
members is SO badly mashed that the
young man may have 10 have several of
the fingers aisputatcd.
George Davis Is confined to his home
with AN attack of the grip
Mrs McNiu who broke her arm several
days ago, continues quito IN from the
shock
In the parlors of the Hotel Aldine. In
Philadelphia, brilliant under many lights.
land crowded with happy friends Of the
couple, Miss Lottie Borlo. OF this city.
was married to William Beel Firman last
leyening. The bride was charmingly at
tired I'm gown of white SILK chiffon over
ltafeta. Miss Maude Frimin. of Philadel-
phia, and Miss Florence Borie were maid
of honor and bridesmaid. respectively
Their dresses were Of mousseline de sole
They carried roses. Frank J. Borie wa.
groomsman. The Rev. e. l.. Brady. OF
this city, performed the ceremony, follow
ing which an elaborate wedding supper
was served I'm the hotel parlors
About 300 guests We're present. of whom
: twenty-five were from this city.
Several New Castle people have mad,
contributions TO the Drexel fund for IN,
relief of the Jacksonville fire sufferers
lTheir contributions amount 20 S9o
Sheriff McDanicl handed TO Jerry Harri
gan last evening his pardon and Jerry g.
now preparing TO leave the Jain in whicl
3 lhc has made his home for twenty years
y Tie kept The grocery store In the prison
5 land 1t is business affairs connected witt
this that he now is closing. Harrigai
.has been an ideal prisoner since his con
viction. lie also has been Of great assist
lance to the prison officials. having upoi
: one occasion thwarted a Jail delivery.
e Reduced isatcs 90 Cincinnati via th,
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