Evening journal., 1905-06-22
READY FOR THE
LANDLITH TEAM
New Castle Boys Ready to
Return Their Defeat of
Saturday
HEWLOVE AND COUNTESS IHEPOINTS
special to The EVENING journal.

IIlnEADAlI NAlAAM " III Ut AAN AANAtANNA'tA
FOR next Saturday.
The visitors, however, are considered
the best amateur aggregation in that
city and to take a fall out of them
means hard work on the part Of tSe
local players. Not only is the Land
lith made up of ball players but also
of young men who know how to act
decently on a field and who play good,
clean ball.
For New Castle Bobby" Newlove
and Countiss will be IN the points
while the battery of the visitors will
be Brinton and Smart.
The Iine-up of the teams follows:
New Castle-Countiss, G.; Duffy Id;
Chase, 3b Hobbs. cf; Bradford, II;
Newlove, p; McGrory, ss; Wise or
Mahoney. RI.
Landlith-smart, C; Dawson 3b;
McGowen. %, Il. Johnson, IS; Crouch,
If. G.. Johnson cf; Brinton p; Ec-
rich If; Ferguson, 1b; Steinle. sub.
The game will be called at $50 o'clock
with Alex. McCaughan as umpire.
LOOKING UP GAMES.
Arthur NJ. Wise. the efficient secre-
tary of the New Castle baseball club,
is down the State looking up teams
for games with the local boys lie has
his eye on Seaford, Ridgely Dover and
other strong organizations.
HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT.
In the armofy tomorrow evening the
annual commencement of the New
Castle High school will be held and
an interesting program has been pre-
pared. Music win be furnished by the
Hushebeck orchestra composed of
N..I.. -
Fleming violnists; James McPike,
cornetist; Harry Hurlett piano.
WORK is PROGRESSING.
The work Of erecting the power
house OF the Delaware Water Improve
ment Company is progressing rapidly.
The cement foundations for the stand
pipe have been completed and the work
OF raising the pipe win begin shortly.
Next week the antique cobble stones
which We're disturbed after a rest of
25O years win be gently placed back in
position ON those streets in which
water mains have been laid
COMPANY EXTENDS IT'S TRACK.
The Wilmington. New Castle and
Southern Railway Company has laid
an extension of sixty feet OF track at
Delaware city. The new rails bAeln
az "a point opposite the Delaware city
Hotel and extend toward the river. AT
tfeir termination freight shed will
bf erected.
EhTAL DISEASE AMONG HORSES.
. Farmers in New Castle and White
Clay Greek hunureds are alarmed at a
form of disease known as "putrative
sore throat" which is attacking horses
and mules. The disease attacks the
throats of the animals. causing them
TO swell and their tongues to pun up
and turn black. The disease is said
to be contagious and in almost every
case fatal
FELL FROM A LADDER.
William Newlove is suffering from
a sprain of the left ankle caused by
falling from a ladder Mr.. Newlove
was engaged in painting a house on
West Second street yesterday after
noon when he made a misstep and
tumbled TO the ground.
TWO HEATS DAILY.
business is becoming brisk az the
l-ldt Steel Casting Company and tIa
Lrm has already a large number Of
orders ahead. Beginning today two
heats will be drawn daily from the
10000 ton furnace.
CHANGED NAME OF BOAT.
Frank Bridgewater has changed the
name of his motor boat Wnyah b. to
Toledo Mr.. Bridgewater S avs his
craft is as true as steel" and for that
reason he has named her after the
famous product known as Toledo"
WILL SPEND SUMMER IN CAMP.
Mr. and Mrs. James Qulmby. Miss
Edith Quimby, Jacob Spiker and II.
Marvin Megginson will leave for Riv-
erside Park on Saturday on a camping
expedition. They will pitch their tents
along the river shore and remain dur
ing the summer months.
GAVE BIRTHDAY PARTY.
At the home of Miss Anna Lancaster
on the New Castle road. near this city
a pleasant birthday party was given
last evening TO Miss Helen Hance A
number OF young people from New
Castle and Wilmington were in at
tendance.
ATTENDED COMMENCEMENT.
Among those who attended the COM
mencement exercises at Delaware COL
lege yesterday from this city were Mr.
and Mrs. Orion Carrick. Denny $
Smith and Mrs. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs
Carricks son. John Frederick Carter
Carrick, received his degree as Bach
elor Of Science electrical engineering)
at the exercises.
AWARD OF TEMPERANCE PRIZES
Much interest has been shown I'm the
results of the temperance meeting held
in the Methodist Church on Tuesda,
evening, when the Scientific Temper.
ance Instruction Department of the w
G. T. u. held its rural New Casu,
county prize essay contest, with Mrs
]. r. Milligan. of St Georges. Stat,
superintendent Of this department pre-.
siding.
The essays were lead and judged
and six prizes awarded the first tw,
going 10 Miss Lydia NicSle. OF Della.
''nre City. and Miss Mary Mitchell o
Hockcssin-
During the meeting remarks werl
made by the Rev. c. w. Prettyman
George W Todd and Mrs l.. W En-
erson. Miss Edith Qphnby Of New
Castle. sang as q solo Rock ~ \.
Sleep" and Miss Rieia Emerson gavi
very appropriate recitation "Th
Strike in Millville."
Miss Nickle was the winner OF thl
first prize IN the contest at Delawar
city lase week. ane viii compete TO
the State prizes. which WIN be award
ed IN the ca-rick Theatre. Whining
tqn. next Friday evening.