Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-05
ETHE NEWS OR new CASTLE
a Government Engineer tosIn-
spect Wharf Lines.
T0MEET THE BOARD OF TRADE
Looked Like "Runnlng { the
Growler."
Oenabaaation % = coisrsd Man ana = Gan
~ Ned Mems Hali-Epworth League
sevVtsen 10 the M. n. Church.
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New Castle, Nav 5.-At the monthly
nesting Of the Board Of Trade on Monday
evening an engineer Of the Navy Depart
ment will be present 20 consult in relation
20 the harbor and wharf lines for the
purpose Of permitting the new steel in
dustries 70 build wharvos on the Della
warn River.
The officer will arrive here on the
government tugboat Vidette and will
Inspect the harbor and the city Every
member Of the board is expected to
attend the meeting.
Marcellus Mcdowell and Miss Emma
Sheppard Of this city went 60 st. George IS
NJ. II. Church parsonage, on Thursday
of last week, and were quietly married
10y Rov. J. A. Brewington, in the presence
OF his family The affair was kept quiet,
and employees of the local trolley line. on
which Mr. Mcdowell is employed as a
fireman, were not aware that the cere-
mony had taken place, although 10 was
rumored that IL was 10 take place. Mr.
and Mrs. Mcdowell arc residing az the
home of the bride, Eighth and Clayton
streets
In the First Baptist Church, tomorrow,
Rov. Carter A. Jenkens, Jr, pastor, will
preach at the morning service at IL
O'Clock. on "Ihe Christians Hope" Com
nunion service will follow the sermon.
At the evening service, at 7.30 o'clock
the subject win be Heaven and Earth
Passing Away"
Mems, ladies' and children's shoes
Stoops.*
The carrying Of a large kettle with a
lid tightly closed on il into the second
story Of the Red Mems Hail. last evening,
by a colored man, was observed by several
| persons. u WAS also observed that the
man did not come from the pump az the
southwest corner Of Fifth and South
streets, directly across from the hall
Notice will be given 70 the officers Of IN,
club, which occupies the hall. and II thil
does not stop the running Of the can.
then other steps will be taken
Miss Beulah Hurd will have charge ol
the devotional meeting of the local brancl
Of the kpworth League of tho NJ. Il
! Church, AZ o'clock tomorrow evening
and viii take for the theme: "Our Call 4
Service" John, 1916; IL. ISL Acts. 8
Revelation, 22.l7; Second Corinthians
23. .Airs. G. Ferris Jemison will lead tn
services on Sunday night following. Mucl
interest Is taken in the league and excel
lent work is being done by the members
The officers are: President, Mrs. John +
Manlove; department of spiritual work
First Nice-President, Mrs. c. Ferris Jemi
son; department Of mercy and holp, Thin
Vice-Presidcnt, Miss Ida Saunders; de
pArtment of literary and social work
Fourth Vice. President, Miss Edith Quimb
Secretary, Charles Lank; Treasurer, Mn
Q. Ferris Jemison.
The Jim Shoe SO. 3.5O-Shaw'st
Because of an extra high tide, last ever
Ing, the 7.40 p. m. car ont of DelawaI
City was unable TO cross the tracks. A
extra car was run south TO meet nortl
bound cars, and thos traffic was cor
Ainued.
A special car With members Of AIDE
phia Lodge, n. Of P, Of this city and Del,
ware City will leave here at $50 o'cloc
Monday evening for Linwood 70 visit I.ii
wood Lodge. A number Of Wilmingto
knights viii accompany the local organ
ration.
Communion service will be held in n
n II. Church tomorrow morning and
the evening. Miss Rena Mosher of Ne
York will deliver an interesting lectm
on Temperance" Special music wi
be rendered for the occasion.
Rev. r. NJ. Munson, who has been T,
cuperating in the vicinity Of Gettyshur
for two weeks, has improved wonderful
and viii take charge Of services at h
church tomorrow.
There are no funds in the hands of Il
San Francisco relief committee of tn
city at present; S275 has been sent to Il
Red Cross at Washington.
Mattings, wall paper, linoleum, enam,
beds, trunks. suit cases-Stoops
Deputy Sheriff Samuel Ford Of Wi
mington was here yesterday and serve
number of summons upon witnesses
attend the May term Of the court of Ger
eral Sessions. Officer Tobin has thr,
cases, Henry Hill, a negro, is charged wit