Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-20
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New Castle. March 20.-Although the
snow water will prevent the shad coming
up the river for several days, the hsher-
men who have not prepared for the season
are now hanging in their nets m the Town
Hall and other buildings and the mon
hope to test the nets about the latter part
ol the week should the warm weather set
in. The following are among those known
70 have paired for the season. John Wiley
and Harry Bowen; Walter Mipi John
Gilkey. Jr; Robert Newlove. Joseph Gill
KEY; Lawrence o 'Connor, Eugene Mason;
George pustill George Irons; William
pustill Jacob Icgcr: George Noolson.
Oscar Lyman: Charles Becker. Charles
Becker. Jr. Albert Davis, Alfred Nalllng;
James Schultz Elmer Nallng, Albert
Pedrick John Green John Pustill, James
Downham.: james W. Foster. James w.
Poster. Jr: William Duncan. George VIII
helme. Jr. Robert Jemison. James Smith,
Jr William Rainey, Frank Ninslow;
William Bowen, John Brown; Joseph
Smith, Albert Kirby Jr.; Holmes Malling,
John King; John Newlove. Jacob lilSey;
Mouhon 9. Rogers. Jr.. William Marshall;
X. Marshall. r. Marshall; Charles Lancas-
ter. partner unannounccd; Harry Lancas-
ter. Evan Lancaster, William Riggin
Htrry Riogin, John Jacobs. W Harold
The Yacht owned by Belville 4 Robin
con ~ Camden, n j.. which has been
lenRthened AZ the Boobo hoatyardE. by
cutting the boat in two and installing a
. new section Of keel, built OF white oak, new
fgtnes and sheathing, viii be ready for
launching az noon on Saturday. The ves-
tel will be named Ethel Belvlle. Mr.
Robinson is now installing the new 30
horsepower engine and the boat gives
J promise Of being all that is desired by the
owners
The property on North Front street
B owned by Miss Hettv Smith. which will
be occupied by James j. Morrison, has
bcen remodclcd and prepared for the now
: tenant. who will occupy il in a few days.
Several carloads of old iron and steel
from tho plant Of tho National Tube Co.
are heing shipped daily TO mills in Penn
eylvania
Miss Elizabeth McCue. Miss Kathryn
McCue. G.. Ferris Jemison, Capt. Chauncey
/ 2. Holconb William ID. Greer, John II.
Martin and Patrick McGroy were among
those in attendance al the funeral OF Mrs.
Hiram r. Bone IN Philadelphia today.
Tho body WIS viowed by many friends
from 7.3O o. clock until Q. when the funeral
party proceeded to the Church OF St.
Francis dc Sales, where high mass was
said
Tho return Of Rov. G. W. pcttyman
u. d., TO the pastorato Of the NJ. r.
Church, hero, was great surprise ia
many. MS u was understood that his desire
10 make a change would be granted, and
Rev W. r Movbrav, n brother of Pre-
siding Elder Mowbnv, would hecom,
pastor Of the local church On Friday
night u was whispered that DR. prettymar
would be returned, but twas not generally
credited
The New Castle Engino and Motor
Works has installed q gas engine OF IN,
Ottotypc in the shops Of the company and
expect to have the plant IN operation
in a iow days. Several orders for engine.
for boats have been received
4 COW belonging 10 a herd shipped bN
Walter Burris and driven by Howard anc
Edward Bolton, fell of the gang plank
leading onto the steamboat Major Rey
bold yesterday. on the initial spring triI
oi the boat and houndered in the colo
waters Of the Delaware River The anima
went down the river TO the Battery, a dis
tance OF 200 yards, where IL was driver
ashore and then to the boat
The Jim Shoes. S3.50-Shaw'sf
William Ahern. son Of Patrick J. Aheri
Of this city. who moved 10 Philadelphia
some time ago, and who became a polio
officer. has won additional laurels in th
past few days and has been commende,
for his work. On Saturday he heard O
the absence Of Mrs Sarah Daley. age
75 years. of 1900 East Passyunk avenu,
and broke into the house. where he founl
the aged woman dead upon the floor wit
her face covered with blood II was ieare
that she had been murdered but an IL
vestgation showed she was subject Z
hemorrhages He also arrested Benjami
Ningate, a chalfeur who ran over an
seriously injured Alfred Ayers, on Sunda
night, but not before he had chased n
man for several squares Recently 4
rescued a family from flames which brol
out in their house.
Owing to the inclement weather th
leale Of stock and farming implements q
James Morrison was postponed unit
l,Ihursday, March 22d, az II o'clock.f
On account Of the storm. yesterday h'
rene session Of the public schools was hel
hehearsals Of parts TO be given in q
AAhntNNiN NJ NiAu ANlNN OF W. ana WI
James j. Eliason. on Friday evenin
March Both. arc now being held in sever
houses here. II is expected 10 make Il
leffair interesting.
The snow and rain caused many leal
bDf roofs because Of the snow causing u
water 70 back up and preventing it ru
lining of.
Preparations are being made for a fl
programme 20 be given in Emmanuel p.
Church, on Easter Sunday morning und
the direction Of Mrs Edgar c. Bro.
organist, and Chorister Thompson.
Eight gunners IN the marshes south
this city yesterday got one crippled wi
duck and this one was caught after beii
wounded and the man catching il recciv
n ducking. The gunners received
thorough drenching from the heav
driving rains which prevailed.
John 1obin left here shortly before
O clock yesterday afternoon, in a lie
wagon and reached Northeast. Nd. short
after Z o'clock He WAS heard from
telephone last night and is well pleas
with his new place of business.
The suggestion that John Sheridan :
as an election officer at the city electi
has met with favor, from Republicans
well IS Democrats.
Personal. Mrs. Louise Rodney Holcor
and Miss Reba Holcomb, who have be
in Europe for several months, are q
pected home today-Albert Kirby. J
has been visiting relatives in Philadelpl
Miss Esther II. Wilson and Miss Jea
nette c. Dashiell q Baltimore have be
recent visitors here.
Among the sick: George Cline, who h
been very i'll for some time, is slightly i
proved.