Evening journal., 1902-04-14
DECISIVE WEEK FOR FISHERMEN
SaV II Run Does Not Come This Week
There Will be Few Shad

New Castle, April l4-There we're
many dancers in the Opera House on
Saturday night. There were about six
teen sets. Several Wilmington people
were present The music was furnish
ed by Hushebecks Orchestra.
Edith May. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hnl. was baptized in Emmanuel
Church yesterday morning. The
sponsors were Miss Elizabeth Dalby
and Mrs. William Hushebeck
Mr.. Howard. who has been the de-
signer at the Knowles WOolen Mills.
resigned on Saturday and will be sue
ceeded by Mr.. Michaeliohn,
Every fisherman had his net on the
rack ON the Battery mending II yes
terday Some OF the nets were in q
very bad condition. though they have
not caught fifty shad this season. Al
bert Pedrick and Mr. Davis were high
boat on Saturday, with seventy-twO;
Lawrence OConner had sixty-hye
Lynch. sixty-one. The fishermen say
If the fish do not come ON this weeh
there will not be many caught during
the season.
Miss Hetty Smith purchased a lol
from John Ries on Saturday, whicl
was forty-three feet long, twelv
| inches thick and twelve inches wide
which she VIII have used In repairing
her wharf The green owned by Mis-
Smith Is always kept In good condi
tlon. and in summer is a beautiful
spot
A force of worlmen are
cleaning up the machinery OF the Tri-
ton Cotton Mills. preparatory to re-
suming business. after an idleness Of
several years. The plant had run
steadily for many years. and al
though wages were small proved OF
much value to many people For the
past eight years but little work has
been done in the mills.
The body OF Frank Maloney, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Maloney. ar
rived here on Saturday from Denver
Colo. where his death occurred a week
ago The funeral took place this
morning at o'clock High mass waz
celebrated by the Rev Edward l.
Brady. in st. Peters r. G. Church
One cook stove, one parlor stove. on
bedroom suit and one parlcr suit, a
HAAHNAN nAANf AN TO AkNAAA II nun AAANNA
New Castle. CAN and see
Mrs Samuel Ford. who has been a
THE Presbyterian Hospital In Phila
delphia, where she underwent an oper
alton, returned home yesterday.
Alexandra McCaughan, who has beer
i'll for a week. has recovered and re
turned to work today.
The Tuesday Club will meet tomor
row evening for the purpose OF pre-
pairing for the dance to be given by uh'
members
James Yates and Joseph News. O.
Chester. was the guest of Mr.. VIII
helme yesterday
l.. o. Thompson spent Sunday In
Norwood, Pa.
Wilbert Meredith was in Clayton
yesterday.
Miss Cole of Wilmington. visited
Miss Alice Frazer on Sunday.
Mrs. Countiss was I'm Philadelphia
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dalby were
in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown spent
Sunday as the guest Of friends here.
Edward King was the guest of Frank
King yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cannon We're IN
town yesterday.
Miss Mabel Tomhn, Of Philadelphia
Is the guest of Miss Maria Meggin.
son.
Mr.. and Mrs George BrOugh. ol
Philadelphia. spent Sunday with rola.
tives in New Castle.
A. Brown Lancaster and Harvey
Stewart. Of the Bell Telephone Com.
pany. Philadelphia. visited their home
here on Saturday.
William Blair. formerly at Ferris &
Sons drug store. but now a resident OF
Essineton. Pa. spent Saturday evening
with friends here.
Grip goes to lungs OF kidneys. Bra