Evening journal., 1904-06-03
Newcastle
FISHERMEN TO
HOLD JUBILEE
Windup Of the Season to be
Observed With an
Outing
WIPED CITY OFF THE MAP
speeIal 10 Nd Evenlng journal.

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Special to The Evening Journal.
New Castle, June 3.-The Fishermen's
Protective Association of this city will
go on an outing to the Hllles farm
along the river below town. 1t will be
a four-days jubilee in. observance of
the close Of the shad season and win
last about four days.
A complete camping outfit, consisting
of a good cook cabin and sleeping and
eating tents win be taken along for the
accommodation Of the sportsmen. Mu-
sue and other forms of amusement viii
be INDUCED in. 1t is expected that the
fishermen will have a general good time
in observance of the wind-up of the
season.
The table will be we'll supplied with
fish and other kinds of food. spe-
cialty win be made Of stewed snapper.
and can also be had for lunch between
This delicacy will be served every meal
times.
Those who viii make up the party
are Albert Davis, Albert Pedrick, Will
liam Pedrick, George Wilson, George
r. Pustill George Irons, william Pus-
tin, John Pustill, William Duncan. Ja-
cob Steel. John Foster, Charles Ped
rick, NJ. Jay Clymer. John Atkinson,
Joseph Gilkey, Reuben Marshall, How
ard Marshall, Jacob Gilkey Philip Gill
key. Aaron Lewis, John Geers, Charles
Muuson. Joseph Shilling, William Dea-
kyne. Percy White, John Wylie and
Edward Rogers.
Death of Mrs. Mary F. Carter.
Mrs Mary f. Carter, wife of George
NJ. Carter, died at her home near State
Road on Wednesday of heart trou-
blue. Mrs. Carter was I'm her 59th year
and had been a sufferer for several
months. She is survived by her hus-
band. and eight children, four sons and
four daughters.
The funeral viii ltake place tomorrow,
services being held at the house. In
terment will be made in Christiana.
Bedellia's to Play.
The Bedelia ball team will go to
Delaware City tomorrow to try conclu-
sions with the team at that place. A
good-sized delegation Of rooters viii go
along to cheer the boys on to victory.
Pedrick will do the twirling act and
Lenoir will catch. The team expects
to win out in a walk.
Gathering Of Lodge Men.
Grand Master Charles A. Maui. Of
Lewes. was the guest Of st. Johns
Lodge. A. f. and A. NJ, i'm the Opera
House on Wednesday evening He
made a very interesting address and
was followed by several other visitors.
who were also present. They were.
Lewis Morrow, Alfred Grocer and Har-
/ ry A. Brown, of wilmington. w. W.
Knowles, of this city also gave a
talk.
During the business session officers
We're elected as follows:
w. NJ, Edward Eagle S. W.. Walter
Bacon Jr. W., Charles Ferris Jemi-
son; secretary, Thomas Grovell; treas
urer. Lewis e. Eliason.
A supper was served. after which
the lodge men enjoyed a smoker and
a general good time.
Visitors were present from Whining
ton, Delaware City and other places.
/ There were about seventy i'm all.
Would Not Stand For It.
The Baltimore boats have wiped New
Castle off the map. They never speak
as they pass by. The city is now ig-
nored by them completely. Hardly
had the public learned that these boats
were stopping here when the courtesy
was discontinued.
1t was little more than courtesy, for
! the business was hardly enough 10
warrant the boats i'm making this a
stopping point. Added TO this fact was
the additional custom which few
New Castle orators began to develop OF
lining up on the dock about boat time
and 'sassing" the captains and crew
1t is alleged that indignities were heap
ed on their defenceless heads and that
they were threatened with all sorts
of dire fates if they would accept the
challenges hurled at them by their tor
mentors AS the business here did not
pay for the steam expended in making
the landing the officers of the boats
reported the condition Of things to the
company with the result that they cut
it out, and now the boats glide by
without so much as a how-de-do.
Are Red Men Now.
Four of the new members initiated
into Usage Tribe, /, o. r. NJ. in Will
mington on Wednesday night were res
idents Of New Castle. Several Of the
older members Of the tribe are also
residents Of this city and attend the
meetings regularly.