Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29

star Correspondence Of Every EVENING.
New Castle. Jan. %. Motoman Ed
ward W. Eagle is given much credit for
humane act performed by him yesterday
afternoon. opposite the home OF John
Ionoir Somebody tied a rope TO dog
and attached TO the rope q large On pan
and started tho animal of. The latter
ran and at each bound the pan struck 10
until it arrived opposite the Presbyterian
Church where the pan struck a hreplug
and wound the rope about the legs OF the
dog and almost broke the left fore leg.
Going further down toward Delaware
street the dog was about 90 run IN front
of car No. 40 when Mr.. Eagle applied the
brake. stopped the car and catching hold
of the dog pulled out a knife, severed the
rope and freed the animal who al once
wanted TO board the car and 60 with him,
but was driven away
Magistrate Terry had a busy time SAT-
urdav afternoon. Among the causes was
that of William Nimpi, q white boy,
charged with fighting and threatening the
lives of people lie was placed under n
peace bond of $50 Magistrate Terry
said. fIhis is the third time you have
been before me and II you ever come be-
fore me again and find the charge against
you sustained, ! SHALL send you to the
Ferris School" John Steele, charged
with fighting and acting in a disorderly
manner, was placed under a peace bond
OF $50. George Jordan, colored, charged
with using abusive language, was dis
missed. Benjamin Miller, colored, charge
with using abusive language was dis
missed, his aouser failing to appear. Ed
ward, Paul, oolored, who was chargodwith
4 . ala ..N Ila
dismissed, as were three other cases
against boys
The Jim Shoe, S3.5O-Shaw So
When Constable Buckley went TO the
plant Of the Baldt Steel Casting Co., on
Saturday, after a negro the latter had
gone He had evidently learned that a
warrant had been sworn out charging him
with failure TO support his family. lie
has a wife and three children. They have
been living az the home OF another colored
man and Il is claimed they now owe the
latter SOS for board and lodging The
latter stated 10 Magistrate Terry that he
was going 10 put them out, but at the re-
quest of the magistrate he decided 10 keep
them until Agent Stout OF the S. +. G. g..
can be notified and take some action.
The West End Senate baseball team
will probably secure grounds in the wes-
terly section of the city. Frank Madden
will be one of the pitchers with Edward
Ryan behind the bat.
Crap shooters were ont In force back of
the old foundry yesterday at noon and
their growing could be heard squares
away.
The Husheheck Orchestra will hold a
rehearsal this evening ct the home of Mr.
Husheheck. The orchestra will take part
in musicale TO be given in the near
future.
The trustees Of the First Presbyterian
Church will meet at the Office Of John 4
Stops this evening.
Yesterday marked the 18th anniver.
say of the marriage Of Mr. and Mrs
Charles IT, Shcaror. and the affair was
quietly Celebrated ut their home. ON South
Third street. by dinner 20 their relative.
and several intimate trends
e House for rent Eliason Sc
Misses 6rcta Shearcr and Katie vii.
hclme gave a surprise party ON Friday
evening TO Miss Loro Bell at the home o
the latter on North Fourth street. Game.
music and luncheon pleased those taking
part. They were. Misses Mana Toner
Oreta Toner Anna 1oppin, Vera Akin
son, Ruth Grander Louisa Shearer. Elsi,
Miller, Katherine Mechanics. katherin,
Wilhelme. Grota Shoarer.
About rs people took part in a finol
party at the home of Miss Myrtle Mcguire
lO4 North Fourth street. Saturday even
ing. Charles lank Miss Ella Gravel
Everett Howard. Miss Clara Newlovo
Miss Lillian Montgomery. secured souve
Mrs by their excellent playing.
IL Is desired that every member Of In
dustry Council, No. rs, Jr o. u. A. NJ
visit the lodge room. tomorrow evening
A barrel OF fun IS looked for. Young an,
old will enjoy the affair
Word WAS received here yesterday of IN
death, on Saturday, of ms Ella N
Knowles at the residence of her husband
James G.. Knowles, 500 West street. Wi
mington. The deceased resided here 70
some time.
Cream pufs, fresh yeast daily .Frui
cakes, loc pound. Bread one day ole
3l2c, or loaycs for 25c-John Nallette.*
Personal Miss Carrie Spear of Wi
mlngton, former resident of this city
has been the guest OF Miss Ella Gravel
John McCabo of Chester. who moved froi
this city Is year ago, has been visitin
his sister, Miss Mary McCabe. who is yer
iil at the home of Mrs. Connolly on Mort
Fourth street-Fmnk Hearst Of Chicagi
ILL.,, IS the guest Of George w. DicSerson
Frederick frankenherg Of Wilmington
who was a resident of this city for nun
Der OF years, has been visiting friends he
Harry Daily of Wilmington has bee
visiting bis mother Mrs, Edward Daily
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Van Arsdalen of vi
mington have been the guests OF relatiyl
in this city-Mn. Georreanna Hastin
Of kirkwood is visiting her sister. M
George Bacon.