Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-11

ftan Correspondence Of Erery Eveninn
New Castle, Jan. il.-Last night
was red letter occasion iov st. John 3
Lodge. No. 2, A. H. and a. M. Grand
Master l.. Irving Handy and other
grand officers we're entertained. one
delegation came on one of the cars on
the West Chester, kennett & Whining
son Railway Co., which was pil0ied
by MotoIman s. Harry Timms The
whistle on the car was sounded FREE
quently and caused many people to
rush 90 their windows or doors to
ascertain the cause. The oar has an
arc headlight, which liRhed the tracks
for q considerable distance ahead.
Another party arrived on one Of the
long oars, No. 300, Of the Chester line
In charge OF Pilot Edward J. Wegqen-
mann. The two extra oars we're run
out TO the barn until the visitors we're
prepared 10 return.
John Jorda n, farmer for Francis
daH. Janvief, was thrown from his
wagon IN collision with car Of the
local trolley line at buttonwood avenue,
yesterday morning between II and ~
o'clock. lie was cut on the head and
complains Of injuries TO his night side.
The wagon was wrecked.
More trouble existed at the power
house Of the Delaware Water Improve
ment Co. last evening and the lights
burned but a short time. The bright
moonlight Wss Of much value to people
who we're on the CITY streets.
Miss Hotty Smith has directed an
arc light placed In fiont of her home
at the place where the other light was
located before It's removal 90 q point
further south. This light Is furnished
by the Delaware Water improvement
Co., at S35, the rate to the city.
A party Of gunneTs we're out with
dogs yesterday north Of this city. II
10 unlawful TO hunt with rabbit dogs
while snow Is on the ground aud the
Runnefa we're violating the Jaw.
At the meeting Of Industry Council,
Daughters Of America, last evening,
an Interesting time was spent and a
luncheon followed the regular order oil
business. More interest ia now taken
IN the workings of the lodge aud tn,
attendance is increasing.
The Jim Shoe, S3.5O-Shaw'sf
Kew. W. j. Rowan OF Newark wal
the preacher az the week Of prnyei
service In the leotureroom Of the FRS
Presby terian Church last evening. Tit
subject was, haptiem by Fire. Vhl
attendance was large. Rev. X. II
Moore Of Middletown will be Oh,
preacher tonight. de is favorit
with the people Of this city aud the
lecture room will no doubt be crowded
James burris, who has been farming
the Glebo farm ioi his mother, who j
the tenant, will farm The Janvie
home place, now tenanteo by job
Jordan.
Alter an idleneas Of four days IN
baldt Steel Co. started In full thi
morning. The company has gas Goa
enough on hand TO run tbs plant 70
several days aud moro will arrive dali
for some time
Robert Shaw Is stall very in. Th
attending physicians who have dag
noaed the case claim the hicooughs ar
not the ordinary illness which is q
common and which comes directly fror
the stomach. All kinds Of remedie
have been tried and Il was understoo
that the remedy noted In yesterday
paper was 60 be tried.
House for -Eliaaon'st.
The constant blowing OF whistles o
steamers on the Delaware River IN i
AANAhNNN NNAN OF iNo NNNNN log
Il. j. Lank ground the first of thi
seasons corn az his mill, Yesterday.
A marriage ~ scheduled TO TAX
place next week in the westerly aeoaio
OF this city.
A large crowd, numbering rossihl
100 90 l25 will attend the supper a
81 Mary . H. q. Church. Wilmington
tonight, Many will take part In th
promenade concert iu the Reill
Lyoeum Of ter the serving Of the fir
table.
Skaters we're plentiful on the Mario
Dyke yeeterda, ana last evening. IN
ice is about 3l6 inches in thickne.
and 10 very good condition.
Fresh fish daily, Reuben Marshall
300 Cherry street.
Personal; Mrs. Elizabeth Voshell
Smyrna has been visiting relatives
Misunderstanding Matte johnson
Wilmington has been Visiting irient
In this city-Missos Jeannotte an
Catherine Shepherd ana Mary T.. Ma
Neil Of PHILADELPHIA we're receI
visitors here.
Among the sick Mrs. Anna Eap
Is ill-Mrs. Mary Reyaoids is very II
Mrs. Victoria 4. Wise gave n euoht
last evening 1t her home. At the col
cluniun OF the game, iavors were give
20 those who were the most successful
not forgetting those who we're not !
fortunate. At II o'clock . lunohec
was served IN the diningroom. IN