Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-26
e,,s corre,ponaence Of Every Evenine


New Castle. April 26-The plants OF
thc Biylgon and Baldt steel companies
arc now veiv busy and no man about
the city is idle. The places present an
animated appearance, night and day men
being at work at Oh hours. Some OF the
men 70 TO work at a. M, and WORK
until d or 10 d. m. Excellent wages are
paid 20 all and there is no stint or question
asked. An order Is wanted M hurry
and after ID Is cast the sand cleaners ana
c-hipners are notified TO rush It. The
offer Is then made them TO pay certain
sum for each piece OF at times Tor the
entire order. and big wages are the result
The wages are not cut because "a work.
man makes a good ay or week pay,
but he Is given more work to do at igures
which win net him good wage. Demur-
rage on cans al the plant oi the bryigun
Co. is almost unknown. If "a ear is loaded
and Is wanted by the railroad company
OF the firm % be used in shipping away
the manufactured product, then an offer
Is made to some of the men TO unload
the car for a certain sum and the car Is
then unloaded with o rush, which is
different from the usual way of unloading
cars. There is mo- loaimg or waiting Tor
smother man 90 move. and tho work la
trades are making 81 TO 50 per day on
piece work in some departments.
Cream tartar and sulphur tablets ior
the blood, Zoe. \. Challenger a Son,
pharmacistsF
Superintendent Holloway Of tho public
schools has reported the following pupils
TO the Board Of Education as deserving OF
special commendation for department
and progress during the past month:
High School Eva Deakyne, Charles
Hewitt. Margaret Wilhelmo. Bertha Sut-
ton. Elizabeth McCGughan, Elizabeth
Lester Roswell Schaier. Aimee Bross
Edward Gormley lena Cannon, Helen
Bross. Elizabeth Davis, Eecda etoops.
Harry Neegenmann.
Miss Mahoneys class Mabel Clewell,
Vera Atkinson, Regina Walls Elmer Ped
rick, Maggie Toman, Emily Lunt, Osee
Hance.
Miss Downio's class-Lewis Gemmill
James Taylor, Bricc Nallette Joseph
Donovan. Pauline Wilhelme Mary Moss
Bculah Wright. Mary Weggcnmann, Flora
Downey, Eora Bell
Miss Ratedges class Mildred stoops,
Irene Wise. Marie Collision, Anna Early,
George Madden. Matthew Malz Ice
Clothler Harry lOyeless. Jennie Cooper
Ada Matthias. Harry Grips
Miss platts class Elizabeth Bacon
Grace McCaughnn katic loncr Mary
Biqrs Josephine Clothicr Frances Shearer.
James Eiason. Joseph sullivan. Ida lauk.
Miss Wilson school Elizabeth Bacon.
Fannie porrcm. Florence loppin. Minnie
Beck Anna McNally. Edward Nnylor.
Leonard Hurd, William Pccch, Edward
NewloVc
Ahss Goodleys school Margaret Wall
Isabella Clark Edith Marshall Lizzie
smith Estela SIbloy Agnc. Ncivor.
Helen Smith. Mary McNally. Louisa Me-
Daniel. Manan Bscon
Mis- foman class farl Rash Hugh
McCaaghln Reuben Kelly. William War;.
Thomas LoNelcss. Charles Gear Anna
Gallagher. Elizabeth Mcdaniel Katie
llufnal
Mis- Nanfincs class Norman Banks.
Alfred Hushcbcck. Nnudc porrcm. Eliza
beth McNally Thomas Rogcu Robert
Barnes. Edward lluahehcck Walter Kern
Margaret idwon Alice Toner
Mis- Carnck school Katie Leonard
Emma Powers. Francis Mclarlin. AddiC
Temple. Katherine Motaughan. sara
Leonard. Ethel poRers Rose McCnughan
Miss lawlcrs school Ella Green Mary
Donovan. Irene Gardner. Mabel Othoson
John Whitosidc. Raymond McCmckcn
Mary AIahoney Mary Frccburv. Edvar,
McGmry, William ilurd. Mary Wright
Elizabeth Carlm
For Sale Two six-room frame houses
Si6-lS Clayton street. New Castle. Jane
Van Arsdalen, agents
Miss Mary Janvier OF this city. forme
teacher in the public schools. has receive,
a Telegram irom her nephew J Spots
wood kinkead and brother OF Di
Charles kinkcad of Wilmington, notify
ing her that he passed through th
earthquake H Frisco. and was uniniureo
Tho high winds of yesterday prevcnte
many fishermen fishing for shad and th
highest catch was AZ fish for two tidcs
the next highest was 81 for two tide,
Some OF the men hope for better result
about the iirst of May, and will fish unit
that time at least
Several persons from this city wi
attend the marriagc of George Fox Dun
can and Miss Mary Mabel Dyer. at IN
Lighthouse. the home of Mr.. and Mr
George W Duncan. at Port Penn. @
Saturday afternoon az o clock
The members of Adelphia Lodge. I
Of p, viii meet At their lodge rooms q
Sunday morning at 1910 o'clock an
proceed in a body to the First Bapti
Church, where they will listen TO q speci
sermon preached by Rev Carter v
Jenkens. pastor Of the church.
large farmhouse. on the New Jersi
shore. directly across from Delawa
street wharf. whirh has been one Of ii
old landmarks for many years W
burned 70 the ground yesterday ATTIC