Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-09
stan Correspondence Of Every Evening.


stnh Correspondence Of Every Evening.
New Castle, May "a surprise is in
store for the lovers of baseball IN this
city and vicinity for Saturday. The
North End team Of Chester is not coming
here because of another engagement.
The Philadelphia Field Club, one OF the
fastest ameteur teams in Philadelphia,
will be the attraction here with key
Charlton as captain. He is one of the
greatest favorites who visit this city and
assures Manager Murphy that his team
will give the locals the greatest run OF the
season for their money.
In the NJ. Il. Church this evening the
Morimote illustrated lectures will be given
under the auspices of the Junior Epworth
League and will please those who attend.
The illustrations will be different from
those shown here several months ago,
which elected much praise.
Miss Mary White sustained an ugly
cash on the index finger of her left hand
last evening, at Whites restaurant while
handling n knife.
A change among the trolley employees
went into effect today, when Robert New
love returned as conductor. james Doris
returns to the late straight, W. A. Matthias
TO the swing and William Leach to the
extra list.
Shad were scarce again yesterday and
less than 900 fish we're shipped by the
local men. The fish are in demand and
bring from s26 TO s28 per hundred for
milts and $40 for roes while fish as caught
netted about $40 per hundred. The catches
ran from two TO 80 fish on a tide. Fish
dealers and traders from Wilmington and
other places have been telephoning TO the
local dealers for all they had on hand
without regard 10 cost.
The Jim Shoe So So Shaw'st
In the Opera House on Friday evening,
May 18th, Mrs. Jarleys wax works will
be given by home talent for the benefit
Of tho First Baptist Church.
There is a scarcity of anthracite coal
in this city and for spmo time past a
number Of persons have been depending
entirely on wood and soft coal The
people feel greatly relieved 10 learn that
coal will begin too arrive within 10 days,
il not sooner Many gas stoves have
been installed within a few days for the
purpose of furnishing heat for cooking
purposes.
The pretty auxiliary yacht Vesta, re-
Gently purchased by William S. Fillos,
is at the wharves of the Beebe boat yards
and is being scaped and remodeled.
After the work is completed the boat will
be taken TO Essington to have the hull
scraped and painted Mr. Beebe will
shortly build a marine railway on the
wharf, where small vessels can be hauled
out TO have repairs made to the hull or
be painted
A $50 h. p. engine is being installed at
the plant Of the Brylgon Steel Casting
Co., for the purpose of furnishing power
for the plant in addition to that now in
service
Bargain Secondhand baby coach;
price. new, $50 Stoops*
Among those entertained at the recent
house party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
James h. Eliason, on Fifth street near
South, in honor of Andrew Elason and
bride OF Wilmington, were Mr. and Mrs
| Andrew Eliason. Miss Emma Davis ol
| Stillpond, Nd, Miss Clara Paxson oI
Summit Bridge, Miss Blanche Eliason
Miss Elizabeth Ehason Andrew NJ
| Eliason of Summit Bridge, Mr.. and Mrs
Alexander Clarke of Wilmington, Mrs
Morris Elason OF Philadelphia, Mrs
Alice Sloan of Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis r.. Eliason of this city.
breastpin owned by child was los
in this city on Sunday. The name Marthi
was on the pin The child, who is al
orphan, is being reared by Mrs. John B
Nining
Window, door screens, wire-Stoops
James Halme, an employe Of the Bald
Steel Co., met with painful accident oi
Sunday evening at the home of Mrs
Eagle, Second and Delaware streets
where he boards He was engaged il
lowering a window, which would no
move easily, and in using power 10 caus
IL to come down, his right hand slippe,
and went through one of the panes.
John Coyle, formerly OF Chester, Pa.
now employed at one of the steel plant
in this city, and residing on South Fiftl
street, has been very i'll and it is feare,
that he has contracted typhoid fever.
Joseph Dougherty, shipper for tin
Brylgon Steel Casting Co., is confined
to his home because of rheumatism.
Police Lieutenant John Dever of Phila
delphia, who was shot yesterday b,
Policeman Edward c. Nichols. is wei
known here, where he was a visitor ol
several occasions. He is a relative @
the late Mrs. Cecilia Dever a forme
resident OF this city Much sympathy
felt for Lieut.. Dever
Mating, wall paper, trunks, suit casel
enamel beds mattresses -Stoops@
Personal: Mrs John G. King and Mis-
Clara King have been visiting in Whining
ton-Alrs. Ewing Jemison and Mrs jaime
Jemison Of Washington. ID. c., who hay
been visiting relatives here, are spendin
several days in Philadelphia Mrs. Georq
W. Davis and grandson, Aubrey Hewlett
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