The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-18


being thrown from the carriage,
Mr., Clymer and his friend had to
walk to the city, and were weary
after their long tramp.
Out OF Town Notes,
NEWARK NOTES.
The Newark CoucIave, No. G, Hep
tasophs, installed the following oil
Cerson Wednesday evening.
. Chancellor, F. DDbson: Archoa. e.
A. Harding; Provost, James Crothers;
Preate. Frank & Wildues; lnspec-
tor.General, Albert Brown: Herald
Lewis Mcbride: Warden, l.. Mercer:
Sentinel, Leslie Jones; Recording
Scrhe, William l.. Bradford Finan.
cal Scribe, W. IL, Fisher; Treasurer,
Calvin s. Worra!. After the install
lation an enjoyable time was spent.
Delightful music On mandolin and
guitar was furnished by Alexander
M, Jackson and O. W. WiddDes.
Clarence W. Braikin aud Emma 7.
Negendank both OF Mil Creek hun
hred, were quietly merried by Kew.
Jlmes l., Nalianligham, ID, d., on
"Wednesday January 18th. The
coupe have many friends and are
very popular,
The first skating accident of the
Seasol occurred when Howard Fer
guson in skating over thin ice On
White Clay Creek, broke through.
A nearby skater helped him from the
icy waters. Howard LOST one skate N
taking the unexpected bath, but lie
does not mind The loss Of the skate 80
long as lie escaped without serious
results,
Mrs IInnUah 4. jackson, died in
WiImingt N on TncsI Ily, after a ln-
grring Illness from stomach trouble.
She was sister Ol Mrs John I'rick
i'll this town. Burial will take place
at Principle Furnance, ML, On sun
: day.
! POHr FEM.
Mrs. Alex Moody, OF Hartley. is
spending some tim. win her son,
o j. Noshell
Messrs James t. Moore and j.
M. EYaas made business trip to
st. Georges Tuesday.
Messrs. Titus and William Vo-
shell Of beverley, y J., spent the
week with Mr.. Cove VoshcII.
Mr. and Mrs. \. Cordery hav.
been visiting Atlantic City frienls
fOr the prst two weeks
George Kumpel aud wife Of De
lance, y. j., were entertained on
Thursday by Mrs. Mary Kumpcl.
Mrs. George Webb is spending a
fortnight with her daughter, Mrs.
Ielta Classy III phtIa adcIshIa.
Skating on O. Noshcli 3 pond
is very fine and crowds are there
night aud day. Walter Gray claims
the honor OF being the champion
skater.
e NJ s,rs, Dale, Rendier and vii
lllm Fisher had quite an expert
ence down the bay d lew days ago.
Their boat got fastened n the ice
and with much difficulty they
reached shore and had TO walk
twenty-nine miles across marshes
10 reach :hcir homes. They were
entirely exhausted.
nEpRnETOWN.
Elijah Parsons met with a SER
ious accident while tccdIn. Il circu.
lar saw IN Ernest licarn , mil at
Laurel Thursday morning. His
right arm wa caught and the
hand was severed
Iraest Spcer, rurnl mail carrier
on Route No ). from Laurel while
returning Wedue day atternoon lost
co>tfol OF his horse whl'c coming
down steep htl. and struck the
team Of Kcuban James on an iron
dra" bridge, with such force that
Spicer was thrown out and badly
cut about the head
The Kkrt'H, ~ says Eil'vriHllv;
1t Is always matter uf regret 10
Sussex Colmtau>, that tIw people Of
Newcastle Should apparrMtlybr br@Udgr
to the two lower Counties rNuN the
slightest recognition wArMjI comes ~
the distribution If Federal patron.
age.
We fail 70 comprehend the iu,tirc
Of such 4 petition and ate not aware
Of any law, written or unWriltrM,
Whlc! gives IL New Castle the earth
OF the tU.lnr,r thereof. We are per-
fcctiy wiling IT, consider the impnr-
tlnc" II urnpIlhcrn County. but fail
s. see IN This, any reason for Il claim
toall The offices. II would be well, in
this connection, for our friends in
New Castle County to remember Just !
what they are enjoying at the present I
time in tins respect and compare the
number Of incumbcntS from New Cas- |
Tie County t. thU,ctrom the Two lower I
Counties
Clinton G. ~cntman, farmer Iiv-
Ing near THIS town. met with an un-
fortunate accident on Tuesday while |
GhopplngWoOd The axe struck
brittle piece Of Wpoi, when portion |
OF it flew upwa rd striking Mr.. Sent
man on the nose, badly cutting ana
brui,iny that member.