Evening journal., 1904-10-03
NEW SCHEDULE
FOR TROLLEYS
Change in Schedule Will
Have Little Effect Upon
Local Riders
DELAWARE CITY PEOPLE COMPLAIN
Special to The Evening Journal.

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Railway Company have issued their fall
& and winter schedule between Whining
ton and Delaware City, which goes into
effect on oct. 10 and which it is UNDER
Stood is the subject of much unfavor
able criticism, especially by the resi-
dents of Delaware City, as they are
given but one hour and twenty minutes
n headway service.
X The schedule shows the cars to start
from New Castle for Wilmington as
follows: Leave Seventp and South at
$40 a. m. as now and run on a twenty
minute schedule until $50 a. m, when
the forty-minute schedule will be made
effective. by the car following at a. m.
The cars viii run on the last-named
schedule until $40 p. m, after which
they will run twenty minutes apart
until 740 p. m, when they will run at
intervals Of forty minutes until 11.4O p.
m., when the last car will leave this
city.
Cars leaving Fourth and Market
streets for this city at am. will have
twenty-minute schedule until $40 a.
m, when the cars will go on schedule
OF forty minutes and continue until 4.2O
.. m, when a schedule of twenty min
utes will be maintained until $40 p. m,
after which the cars will run forty
minutes apart. The last car leaving
Wilmington at II p. m for Delaware
City and the last car leaving for New
Castle at 1925 a. m.
Cars for Delaware City leave Seventh
and South streets, New Castle, at $40
and $40 a. m, and every forty minutes
until $40 a. m, when two cars viii be
taken off and the cars will then run
one hour and twenty minutes apart, be-
ginning with the $40 a. m. car and
continuing until 4.20 p. m, when a
forty-minute schedule will be maintain
ed until p. m, when the cars will run
on the hour and twenty-minute sched-
ule, until $40 when the cars will again
resume the forty-minute schedule, the
last car leaving this city (New Castle)
at 11.4O p. m.
The cars leave Fourth and Market
streets. Wilmington, for Delaware City
as follows: 6.20, Z. 7.4O, 9. 1920, 11.40 a.
a.; /, 2.20. $40, 4.20 8, $40 go 7.4O 81
$40 1920, and the last car at IL p. M
On Sundays the first car north from
New Castle leaves Seventh and South
streets at $40 a. m. and a schedule OF
forty minutes is maintained. The last
car leaves at 11.40 p. m.
The first car south on Sundays from
Seventh and South streets is at $40 a
~ lDss cars IullullA Oh a lhiA -
4 ute headway, and the first car from
: !, Wilmington for Delaware City is at
IIka. m, and one hour and twenty-min
Iifute headway will be maintained afte
n 7.4O a. m. until 1920 p m.
W Cars from Delaware City north OF
~ week days leave as follows: $40.
fff 7.40. $50, 9. 1920. 11.40 a. m; l, 2.20, S.4O
lB. 40 $40, Z. 7.4O. 3. 1920, II p. m. 1
the last car for Wilmington; last ca
for New Castle at 1210 a. m.
For Delaware City on Sundays.
7.4O. $50. 9, 1920. 11.4O a. M; /, 2.2O, S.4O
8. $50. 7.40 8: 1920 is the last car t.
Wilmington and 11.30 last car to New
Castle.
When the new schedule goes into ef
feet no one will be permitted to rid
with the motorman on the front plat
form except an employe of the roa
land then only in case Of sickness Of tn
motorman.
Celebrated Golden Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph LeFevre cele
brated the fiftieth anniversary of thei
wedding at their home between thi
icity and Wilmington. Beyond the call
lof a few intimate friends of the famil
tno attempt at a formal celebration wa
pmade. as Mrs. LeFevre is confined
fher bed with illness.
Last Game of-the Season.
The New Castle baseball team de
Heated the All-Stars team at Batter
TPark on Saturday afternoon, by tn
score of IL to in one of the most mis-
erable games of the year. and close
hhe baseball season for 1904.
Errors galore were made by the play
bers on the An-Stars and the runs weI
Nunearned. Hobbs for the New Cast
,5team was not in pitching conditio
and he did not put up his best spec
lhad several wild pitches and gave thr'
passes to first base. In the ninth IL
lining he was relieved by Newlove WI
soon tossed out the three men WI
stood before him.
Murphy. who umpired the game, TO
got he was the umpire, and when Nj
EGrory. catcher, caught fly he yellt
k"Double them up" This was done
McGrory driving the ball to Malone
shortstop, who covered the second ba
and put the runner out.
The All-Stars are yet dissatisfied al
claim that they had no right to a
ltempt to play with but five of the
Irregular players against the eight reg
lar players Of the New Castle team.
The pretty plays were runnii
fcatches by Mahoney and Walt. Baco
who each snapped their flies after
~ lhard run in high wind which carri
| tthe ball away so that it was hard
Judge.
Score by innings: R.H.
81 New Castle - 2 O1302 Ill 10
All-Stars e. Il O01110-4
Two-base hits--Duffy. Toppin. Thre
lbase hits-Duffy. ?. Sacrifice hits
Il Smead, Mahoney. Bases on balls-C
Chase, 3; off Hobbs, 3. Struck out-I
Chase, 6; by Hobbs g. Stolen bases
Wise, 2; Duffy. McGrory Chase. To
5 s.. pin, Lawlor, Kirby, Wlhelme. NJ
foney, Keegan. Wild pitches-Cha.
II y; Hobbs, 2. Double play-McGrory
# Mahoney. Left on bases-New Cast
=; All-Stars, 5. Umpire-John P. Mu
IN ohy. Time 2 hours.
III Teachers Co On Excursion.
N Among the teachers who participat
IN the excursion on Saturday to chad
81 I.rord, Pa. were Professor II. v Holl
Away. Miss Clara M. Kast, Miss Eliz
|M Htoeth Dennison. Miss Sarah w. NantiI
|M FMiss Elizabeth Wilson and Miss Ma
f Asaret Lawler Miss Driscoll. the M
s. keacher OF music and drawing Is {
bected to arrive daily and assume i
iuties as assistant 10 the principal.
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