Evening journal., 1905-07-21
COMPANY H.
NOW ON GUARD
New Castle Boys Have
Proved to be Best in the
Regiment
MANY VISITORS At CAMP
special to The Evenlng journal

Camp John hdSlct lolnoIloW.
Since their presence in camp they
have been the envy Of their comnSsa-
IONS IN arms not only on account of
the company being the strongest IN
point of numbers but also that IL is
one Of the best drilled in camp. To-
day being the last Of the encampment,
Company II. as a company with Cap
tain w. r. Myers as officer of the day
Is on guard duty. The company has
also had the colors since their arri-
val in camp, an honor which in COW
eted BY every command IA camp.
The boys have been remarkably well
and no sickness of any account has
troubled them. They are also growing
Fat upon the cooking Of Chez Gem
mill. Weggenmann and Whipf, who
served a bountiful supply OF food pre-
pared in an excellent manner. I'm
gineer' Edward Weggenmann has been
at the hot-air pump since il was FIRST
put in service and has kept the camp
supplied plentifully with water
Many visitors called upon their
friends yesterday and spent the entire
day with them dining upon the ragu-
lation mess which they thoroughly en-
joyed. Those who were seen at camp
from New Castle and vicinity were;
Mrs. W. t. Myers wife Of Captain Ny
crs; ldrs. Thomas Gemmin. wife Of
Lieutenant Gemmill, Mrs. Marshall
Burris. Misses Annie and Carrie Gem
mill. Master Eugene Myers, John II.
Rodney, John II. Rodney Jr. Mrs. b.
n. Holcomb. Mrs. John Wilson. Miss
Florida Ennis. W. II. Cooper, Jr.. Mrs
James Quimby Miss Edith Quimby
Mr.. and Mrs. John r.. Lambson, Mrs.
Edward and Mrs. william Weggen-
mann and families, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Connor, Mrs. Joseph Vantine and
daughter. Mrs. David Kee. Miss May
McCallin. Harry Hance Jacob Spiker
Mrs william Arthur. Theodore Cav
ender Several of the parties drove
from this city to camp.
SUFFERS MUCH PAIN.
Mrs Harry Aherns is suffering
greatly from swollen and blackened
right arm. Mrs. Anerns has a wart
upon her 4Aumb which she bruised in
some manner causing the above re-
suit.
HAS ISSUED NOTICES.
City Tax Collector Charles II. Shear
er has posted notices regarding the
payment Of taxes for the year 1905. In
A.ANNE AAAH 0ANhA'A nAAAfN NHAN AAN VIII
be at his home, No. 10 South Third
street on Mondays Wednesdays and
Saturdays to receive taxes. For pay
msnt during July and August fve per
cent. win be allowed OF Of the face Of
the bill. Those paying IN September.
October and November viii be given
three per cent or
FUNERAL OF Il. j. ROGERS.
From the residence Of his father. j.
Harry Rogers the funeral of Edward
Ingram Rogers viii take place at z
o'clock this evening Services will be
conducted at the house by the Rev T.
v. Campbell and iuterment will be
made IN the Glebe cemetery. There
win be no pail bearers. as carriers will
be hired by Undertaken Charles H.
Clewell
WAITE RREPORTED PURE.
Dr. W. II. Kuntz as president OF the
Board Of Health. has received an an
alysis OF a sample OF water taken
from the wells OF the Delaware Water
Improvement Company. from Professor
T. ID. Chester director Of the state
Bacteriological Laboratory at Newark.
The analysis shows as follows:
Color. 0; turbidity. o; odor. o: sedi-
ment 0; chlorine. 80: free ammonia,
or aibuminoid ammonia. 05. nitrate
as nitrites. .O02; oxygen consumed,
1.3: intestinal bacteria absent o.e in
fve centmetres.
Remarks-"This water Is pure chem
icaily and bacteriologically" Regard
ing the hardness Of the water the re-
port says nothing.
ATTACKED BY VICIOUS DOG.
Albert King. boy employed by
John Tompson. had q narrow escape
from being chewed by a vicious dog
yesterday. He was crossing a lot
near the home of Bert II. Lank, when
a dog. said 70 be owned by Mr. Lauk
sprang al him. knocked him down and
tore his trousers IL was necessary
for neighbors TO beat the dog on with
a club before he would loosen his hold.
Fortunately the CANNES teeth did not
break young Kings nesh
HAS ACCEPTED NEW POSITION.
Thomas J. Gravel. who has been
connected with John Thompson In the
butcher business. has resigned to be-
come manager OF one OF the Childs
stores. He will be succeeded by Har-
vey Wilhelme
Z @-~A~-nN Nf~AA@AN' n 4 VI. r. III u hCH.
In the absence Of the Rev. c. w
iPret-snan the pulpit OF the NJ. L.
Ehuch win be supplied by ministers
from other charges on Sunday. In the
morning the Rev. j. n. Gray. OF East
lake, viii preach. He viii be enter
tanned BY Mr.. and Mrs. James 4. chai-
lepger In the evening the Rev. Hen
ry Clay Turner, Of Brandywine. viii
Ill the pulpit
FELL FROM HAMMOCK, TAINTED.
Mrs. Hanry Rothrock had an nm
pleasant experience while swinging i'm
o hammock with her small child
From some cause the hammock broke
and she fell out, her head striking ths
ground and rendering her insensihia
Mrs. Rothroclx's mother ran TO her
assistance and seeing her daughter lv-
ing unconscious and the child smear
ed with blood. believed both to have
been fatally injured and tainted away
In the meantime Mrs. Rothrock re-
gained consciousness but seeing blood
upon her child, swooned again. Her
in1urles though not serious caused her
quitesa shock. The child was not in
5ured.
CROSSED WIRES MAKE DISPLAY.
Crossed wires caused a pyrotechnic
display at Second and Harmony streets
last evening. The wires sputtered
and sent out showers Of electric
sparks in all directions Electrician
George Unger was telephoned for and