Evening journal., 1902-09-02
NEW CASTLE
SCHOOLS OPEN
YachtSmen Enjoy Banquet at
Jefferson Other
Notes Of Town
specIal 70 the Evenlng J0urnal.

time it was feared that serious trouble
would result.
Engineer Morrison cut the steam on
as soon as possible, and was slightly
scalded Miss Marie Clark, niece Of
Captain Clark, who was one of the
guests, became thoroughly frightened
and would have jumped overheard had
sha not been restrained by her friends. ]
The teachers of the public schools
Yesterday met Professor II. V. Hollo- |
way in the High School to consider |
matters pertaining to the government
of the schools and regime for the en-
suing year.
The schools opened today and Super
intendent Holloway hopes to accommo-
date every child with a seat. There
have been many new rules made dur
ing the vacation, but all are expected
to be helpful to both teachers and
pupils.
The official board Of the New Castle
NJ e. Church held its regular monthly
meeting last night. The report Of the
Calendar Club will be made tonight
SO far this society has been very help
full to the church.
A large number OF New Castle people
attended the Labor Day celebration at
Brandywine Springs. while others went
cunning and succeeded in shooting
large numbers OF birds
No Name Club Here
New Castle. noted from its founder,
William Penn. down to recent guests,
will long remember the visit of the mo
Name" Club. which banqueted at the
jefferson House and had for its guests
several New Castle people. The pri-
vate sloop yacht Frances, in charge of
Captain Charles S. Salin, of Chester,
and Mate Frank Henry, with the own
ers. mo Name Club, composed OF the
following well-knOwn New York citi-
zens F. r. Williamson. Charles c. Val
entine, a prominent broker; J. E. Bell
and James +. StOckdale. anchored at
1.30 yesterday, returning from a fort
nights cruise. The order for dinner
had preceded their arrival, and with
regret the anchor was weighed at $50,
and with the city band playing You
May Co But Return Again" the guests
departed with farewell as only the
citizens OF New Castle can give, bound
for New York harbor
News Notes
Captain Rogers is having his launch
the T. S. ", repaired. Several weeks
ago HE ran into one Of the ice piers and
badly damaged the boat
Arrivals at the Jefferson House are:
Charles S. Salin and Frank Henry, OF
Chester; J. z Williamson. G.. C. Val
entine, ]. r. Bell, and ]. f. Stockdale
of New York; II. J. Strandson and NJ
A. Tyson, North East. Md; J. Dunghas
Dundas. Charles Blackburn, Walter
Heyl. DR.. II. Beates, Jr., H. d. Price
and wife, H. c. CampsOn and wife
Mabel Campson and H c. Campson
Jr.. Of Philadelphia
Three young men while driving from
New Castle to Wilmington last nigh
met a farmer, whose horse they strucl
with whip A fight between farme
and the men followed.
l The tugboat Mascot put in here las
evening with a banking machine. Tn
machine win proceed TO WOODLAND
Beach to build bank between Smyrni
and the beach.
Company H, n. G.. D., will leave Of
Saturday for a weeks camping out a
Newark About thirty-ive member
will go.
Gunners were out in full force yester
day at Truss wharf and a large mum
ben Of reed and blacl0birds were shot
Owing to the scarcity Of coal tn
woOlen mills were unable to run las
night
The King brothers, caught over 40
pounds of carp yesterday being tn
first catch of the season.
Powder shot and loaded shells a
Stoops'.
Personal Notes
william Mann. of Philadelphia. so
of the Rev. J. B. Mann. former paste
of the M. E. Church, is the guest {
Mrs. William Etchel
Misses Alpha Smith and Mary Nj
gOnigal have returned to the WEI
Chester Normal School.
Mr. and Mrs. A ]. Brown. Of Del;
ware City, are the guests OF Mr.. al
Mrs. B. F. Lancaster.
Miss Mary Jolly. who has been visi
ing at Atlantic City, has returne
home.
Frederick Fargo of Philadelphia,
the guest of John Graham.
benjamin Levy and wife, OF Harri
burg, are the guests Of Mr.. and MI
o. A. Porter.
Mrs. George Case and daughter ha
returned home from Atlantic City.
Francis McCallin is spending a f.
days at Newark, n. J.
Miss Belle Megginson is the guest
Mrs. Megginson, of Christiana.
James Clough is on the sick list.
Miss Susie McCallin is spending
days at Atlantic City She has been
poor health for some time.
George Gray. Jr.. OF Wilmington,
visiting Mrs. r. G. Cooper.
Mrs Vaughn and Miss Sarah Pind
gast, of Harrisburg, have return
home
James Rodney. Of the New "
Shipbuilding Company, is visiting
parents here.
John Townsend begs 10 annou