Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-05-30
THE NEWS OF NEW CASTLE.

startled the people yesterday A dog |
owned by Thomas Ryan became excited !
and bit several dogs. 1t was captured
aud renned up to learn whether IL was
10 It, 1t was soon learned that the
dog was mad, and 1t was killed. Re-
port has 1t that eight or ten animals
suffered at the toeth OF the rabid canine.
Several dogs we're shot at once, while
several owners are foolishly holding
onto their dogs In the hope that q mis-
take has besn made. The result may
prove lesson. The KEGS boy who died
Of rabies on the Janvier farm Is yet
fresh In the memories OF some people.
Former Mayor Samuel II. Black re-
ceiyed letter last evening from John
F. Sheridan OF this city, now 10 Uncle
Sans signal service. He Is stationed
Mt Jolo, Jolo Island, Philippines. He
has been there three months and speaks
In glowing terms OF that portion of the
country. He prefers IL TO Luzon, where
he had been stationed over year. The
city, he states, IL clean ard the streets
good and wide, with splendid build
inps. An ice plant furnishes the Off
GERS and their families with plenty OF
cold water. The temperature is com
Portable and even. He expects to return
homo in few months,
The marriage of Miss Bertha Slattery
to John boyle took place last evening
IN the parsonage of st. Peter's X. O.
Church. the ceremony was performed
by the pastor of tho church, the Rev.
Edward l.. Brady. Miss Margaret
Murphy was bridesmaid and james
Taggart OF Wilmington best man. A
reception was held at the home Of the
parents OF the bride, THE Glebe,"
1 - I,r,p al
NEpiscopal Church. Mr.. Boyle is a
member OF 90. II, N. @. D. lie is EN-
ployed at the shops Of the Lobdell Car
Wheel Co., South Wilmington.
| Cards are out for the marriage Of
Mis- Mary Spear OF this city to William
Naylor, formerly Of this place, but now
employed in Philadelphia, to take place
June 4th.
New Castle, May 81. The lovers of
baseball will be given treat at Battery
Park on Thursday afternoon, when
"Ikey' Charlton's noted Baum team
of Norristown, Pa, will cross bats with
the local club. The batting order of the
local team will be similar to that in
former games. Likely" is marked to
play this season at third base in place
Of first base, where he played last sea-
son. He Is an all-roupd coach and
player. The local team went TO Chester
GU Saturday to play against the Ches-
ter Athletic team Sbut we're doomed to
disappointment, as the rain fell heavily
and prevented them from playing.
About 100 persons from this CITY &C.
coppanied the team.
Mrs. Elizabeth Finnegan Mcknight
has removed with her two children to
British Columbia, where they will
make their home with Mrs. Jennie F.
Jones, sister OF Mrs. Mcknight and
formerly of this city, now the wife Of
William III. Jones, a prominent furni-
ture manufacturer.
Thomas. Bartlett, the last survivor Of
the inoorporators of Allmuth Memorial
Methodist Protestant Church, Balti-
more, died in that city Saturday of the
infirmities of age. He was born Mt
New Castle, and was 70 years old. He
was an employee Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Go. for over so years, retiring
on pension a few years ago. He was
q Mason. His wife died in 1881. Three
sons survive him.
But four scholars will graduate from
the High School next month. They are
Miss Anna M. Vantine, Miss Bessie
Lyons, Miss Anna Plat and Thomas
| tTafcltg inb Ciubd AE tnb bIHhlt'
est for several years. The graduates oil
the past two years have acquitted
themselves with due credit and are en-
gagged in paying positions. About four
fiiths Of the recent graduates have made
splendid teachers.
New Castle, May 80. AT the meet
, ing of the Board of Education las
! evening the report of Superintendent
, Richardson showed an addition of sill
scholars during the month of May
! making total enrolment of $50. The
High School roll of honor contained
J the following names; Leader of tn,
1 senior class, Anna Platt; Juniors
Jessie Carswell; sophomore, Rober
McFarlin and George Duffy freshmen
Mary White. The other scholars de
} serving commendation for deportmen
3 and progress were as follows; Mis-
. Saunders school, Reba Davis, llsleI
t Ford, Edith Hance, Regina Walz
q Margaret Wilhelme, Greta Shearer
I Knause, Magdalene Behrent, Elizabetl
r Davis.
/ Miss Goodleys school Helen Bross
: William Hewlett, Clara Newlove, Addi
Murphy, Anna Lancaster, Reba Stoops
Alma Dyer, Carrie Spear, Harry Veg
q geEmann. aA
Miss Mahoney q school Eddie Corn
q Icy, Evnn Lancaster. Carrie Clewell
Q Mamie Rodgers. Macy Morrison. Luo,
n Morrison, Ella Gravel, Helen Hance
Q Ollie Lank, Esther Warren, Elsi
Stewart, Helen Mahoney.
n Miss Janvier's school-Clara King
9 Jennie Rulings, Rose Toner, Mabe
n Clewell, Ruth Stewart, Vera Atkinson
u Nellie Galloway, Herbert KEGS, Loui
d Gemmill, Daniel Rodgers.
y Miss Wilson's sohool--Flora Walls
l. Mary Weggenmann, Eleanor Moore
: Ultima Lohan. Vera Gallagher, Bruc
Q vallette, james Taylor. q. Elwool
y Bacon, Walter Mcdaniel, Matthe,
70 Walz. It,
n Miss Dennison's school - Louis
Hance, Jennie Cooper, Anna Farley
= Linda GIlkey, Carrie Shilling, Rober
It White, William White, Charles Wads
J. 4 ley, Davis Bartlett, Harry Montgomery
Miss Refers school -Lillie Abrams
n. Carrie Gemmiil, Marie Mahoney
i Charles s. Fleming, Howard Wilhelme
a Miss Seminars SCHOOL Mary Brat
n ton, Anna Toppin. George Mont
II gomery, John Montgomery, Jane
. Carswell, Thomas Leonard,
y Miss Leach 8 school Maggie Toman
y Rose Reynolds, Beulah Montgomery
n Joseph Donovan, Laurence Reynolds
y, ~ John Carlin.
q Miss Downie's school-helen GA
Il lagher, Rose Keegan, Ethel Wegger
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