The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-05-31
LAXAKOLA
FOR THE
COMPLEXION
FROM
NEW CASTLE.

New Castle, May 31.-As the
members of the G. A. R. went over
the route yesterday from cemetery
to cemetery it was noticed that in
numbers they are growing small
and individually their steps are be-
coming less firm. The music fur
nished was excellent and the people
very generously responded to the
call for flowers. The salute i'll the
cemeteries was fired by squad
from Company Fl, N. G. D.
Thomas McDonough rescued three
young men from Wilmington who
were thrown out of their batteau in
the Delaware river. During the af-
telnoon the wind blew at a lively
rate causing the Delaware to get in
a rage: A swell accompanied by the
high wind upset the little boat and
the three young men We're given an
impromptu bath. McDonough was
sitting at his cabin and lost no time
in getting with his boat to where
the men were clinging to the up
turned boat. He took the men in
to his boat and then the battear,
was righted and taken ashore. At
Ter the men dried their clothing
they returned to Wilmington.
Tie following program has been
arranged for the Children's Day eX-
ercises of the scholars of the First
Presbyterian Church on Sunday,
June 8, entitled Rescue the Perish
ing" prepared by James A. Wor-
den, D. D.:
Opening Hymn Onward Christian
Soldiers" School
Invocation Rev. S. B. Wylie
Scripture lesson, responsive reading
Singing The Child's Desire"
Second Scripture Lesson
Singing "Hark the Voice Of Jesus
(ryipgH School
Third Scripture Lesson
Singing look from the Spheres of
Endless Day
Exercises by Primary School
Address by Pastor
Primary Exercises
Singing Hail to the Brightness OF
lions Glad Morning" Primary
Department.
Offerings for the Spread of Christs
Kingdom
Distribution of Rewards
Closing Hymn Fling out the Ban
ner" School
Benediction
The funeral of Edward Wise took
place this afternoon and was largely
attended. The members Of Indus
try Council, Jr. o. U. A. NJ. and
Friendship Lodge, A. o. U. w. at
tended.
Charles Shearer, the four year
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Shearer, died yesterday from paral-
ysis.
Mrs Crosse proved herself yester-
day to he first class handler Of the
ribbons. Her horse started to run
away. Most women would have
screamed and thrown up their hands
in terror. But Mrs. Crosse did the
opposite. She held on to the reins
and when the carriage collided with
a trolley pole she went out of the
carriage in a hurry and received
some Slight injuries. But she still
showed her pluck and held on to
the ribbons. After repairs were made
to the carriage she drove home I'm
concernedly. |
Joseph Si1cox while returning in
his batteau with load of driftwood
was given a free bath and all his
wood was lost. He held fast to the
capsized boat and he and it were
driven ashore at the wharf Of the
Tube works.
The day spent at Kee's beach was
a trulytenjoyable one. The eoacert
during the afternoon pleased those
present. Superintendent Diener did
everything in his power to handle
the crowd and succeeded very nicely
Stella and Earl Sibley are visiting
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones, of Chester.
Harry Hance, Irwin Jones, John
Jester, Misses Doll Hewlett, Lydia
Hatton and Bertha Lupton are Wis
iting in Chester.
The devotion Of the Forty Hours
will open in st. Peters Church to-
Morrow. Rev. D. j. Flynn will
preach both services'tomorfow.
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