Evening journal., 1905-08-05
YACHTsMEN HAVE
RETURNED HOME
Neversink Outing Club Had
an Enjoyable Trip Yin
Delaware Bay
BRICKS STOLER FROM A CHURCH
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New Castle. Aug. 5.-"'lhe Nevorsink
outing Ciub.r Captain S. Leslie Truss.
sailing master and pilot, returned on the
yaoht Dorothy last evening from a trip
Of one week. spent enjoying the breezes
and fishing in the vicinity Of Bowors,
Lewcs and other points on the lower Del
aware Bay
The party had an enjoyable time and as
a result Of the sun and winds are well
Drowned Eles Graham on a wager for the
largest catch Of fish secures a handsome
dress suit case.
Caotain Truss came within one nsh of
landing the case and would have accom-
plshed his object had not the spell brolS-
en-. A number Of the party states that
Captain Truss on Wednesday landed Al
black bass and 30 wealSnsh, while tho
party of hre failed to catch ms many fish
in the samc time. He holds the record
among fishermen from this city.
PLEASED WITH TREATMENT.
Tho baseball players and fans from this
city who won't to Frederick on Thursday
are loud in their praises Of the treatment
accorded them on their return trip by
The people Of Felion. Al the latter place.
while Whiting for the excursion train to
carry them to this city, party Of ladies
consisting OF Mrs. A. b. Connor. Miss
Hubbard Mrs Goodwin and AIiss Goodwin.
assisted by others prepared large guam
titles OF coffee and sandwiches which they
treated the visitors with and which was
appreciated
IN THE ~ T. CU-RCH
Rev william r. TAYLOR viii onolate in
the New Castle Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow at the morning and
evening services.
LEACH QUITS.
william d. Leach. second basoman Of
the New Castle team is done playing the
game at least for the present.
loot FROM A CHURCH
Several thousand second hand bricks
and a quanutiy Of lumber have been
stolen from tho property on North Front
street, recently acquired by tho trustees
Of the First Presbyterian Church and
which has been remodoled
INJUSTICE TO CATCHER COuNTIss.
In The account Of the game Of bali be-
teams IN the local columns yesterday "a
Typographical error gave 20 Catcher
Countiss credit Of six errors Tie had
no errors. Persons who read tho account
wondered at such a credit 10 a person
whose playing IS not cNcollod by any
other catcher IN the State
TWO NEW HOUSES.
Frank Bridsewater. the iewcier who
recently purchased two lots from the Her-
bert estate. has plans drawn Tor two
eight room houses and bids are to be-
opened for The buildings within few
days The property is located on the west
erly side Of Filth street north Of Della
ware street
TRAINMAsTER DUFFY
Edward Duffy. Of New York. Is a visitor
with his sister and daughter IN this city.
Mr. Duffy was formerly a ticket agent Of
the Delaware railroad and by careful at
tcntion 20 business IN New York Is now
night trainmaster Of the Third avenue
elevated. a responsible position
ATTENDED, CAMPAIGNING
Miss BELLE wadslev and Miss Kate VIII
liams have returned from the Chester
Heights camp where they spent several
days.
RECOVERING FROM INJURIES.
Frank Bridgewater, whose foot was
caught between the shaft coupling and
tho upper side Of the keel OF his naptha
launch several weeks ago is now able
70 dispense with the crutches and will
leave for Atlantic City next week 10 re-
cuperate.
WILL ENTERTAIN FRIENDS.
Mrs. Gertrude Brown, a daughter OF DR..
william Kuntz, who is now summering
at Placid ,I.ake. Colorado, will return to
her homo in Denver in time to meet Miss
May p. COOLEY on her return trip from