Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-19
slaa corre.p. ndenee Of Every EvenIng.

New Castle. Feb. l9.-Some of the en-
ployes of the steel plants have been taught
that honesty is the best policy and that
the days for contracting bills and refusing
to pay them are past. Constable Buckley
has been busy for several days, laying
attachments for board, groceries. and
other claims. The costs in each case run
very high and if the money is taken out
of the wages at the rate of 10 per cent of
the claim with so cents garnishee fee and
an additional sum Tor mileage the cost
OF the writ service and mileage, on $50
due there would be about $40 10 be paid.
Several men who hayelearned OF the costs.
are trying to pay off the bills which have
been entered up against them.
The illustrated song and moving picture
show given by Waldemar Hyrup in the
Opera House on Saturday night. was
, fine affair. The hall was filed beyond
/ the seating capacity and many stood up
during the entire show. The programme
was new and was well shown. "The
Bank Robbery" and Escaped Convicts"
pleased many The illustrated song
Would You Care" was especially pleas
ing Mr.. Hyrup has a party OF six beside
himself consisting OF VIC Lloyd property
man; J. G. Jonesand A. White, assistants:
Mrs w. G. Lloyd, cashier; T.. c. MWright
singer; Miss Bertha Peacock. pianist.
The show carries baggage to the extent
of 800 pounds. Several shows will be
given in Wilmington during this week for
! lodges; on Saturday. March Sd. at Elk
ton and Saturday, March 10th. at Dover.
The death of Mrs. Mary Reynolds, aged
| 53 years, widow OF John REYNOLDS. ON
Saturday, was a shock TO her many friends.
| Although she had been in for several
months her death was not looked for. She
was seized with coughing spell, which
resulted in choking, because OF her weak
ness. She was well thought Of She
| had been a resident of this vicinity for
| the greater part Of her life She leaves
/ four daughters, Mrs. Mary r. Wright
Misses Annie, Kate and Margaret, and
! two sons, John and Frank The funeral
! will take place tomorrow morning from
/ her late residence, S24 School street at Q
O'Clock, with high mass at st. Peters r
/ c. Church and lnterment in the church.
yard.
Wild cherry drops, Sc ! pound-E.
/ Challenger d Sons. Pharmacists
Two boys broke through the ice on the
Narrow Dyke. yesterday morning. They
/ gave their names as William Jemison and
/ Harry White.
Mrs. S. Beattie Wylie. the wife of Pastor
Wyhe, of the First Presbyterian Church
accompanied by Master Hugh and Miss
I Jeanneite Mylie, will leave for Ireland on
March l4th TO spend six months among
I relatives Pastor Nylie win leave here
I about June LIST for the purpose OF Joining
his wife and spending several months with
! relatives abroad
/ On Friday evening tho first of series
OF socials viii be given in Marble Hall by
/ members OF the First Presbyterian Sunday
school and the church. The object is to
meet and create more sooiable feeling
among those who would become sociable
/ 1t an opportunity presented itself and
! thus build mp the church and school hy
/ interesting those who do not attend either.
The bake given az Clmllengers phar-
macy on Saturday afternoon nom . until
3 O'Clock under the auspices of the junior
class OF the Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school, proved O success The children
worked with a will and what they secured
was disposed Of readily The sum of
/ S220l was netted.
The birthday anniversary of Miss Sophie
Taylor was appropriately observed on