Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-14
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Now Castle March 1i.-William n
beebe the boat builder. has completed
the construction of fine fishing boat
patterned after tho Norwegian dory The
boat viii stand mp ia almost any Kind of
a sea on the Delaware River or Bay.
without lilling. II presents an odd ap-
pearance. The boat is mucli higher on
the stern, having a swan-like appearance
The sheathing IS Tapped and is copper
fastened. The keel. stem and stern are
OF white oak, and the vessel is staunch
and well put together. Parties who have
been inspecting It are well pleased with
IL. The boat viii be fitted with an engine.
with sufficient horsepower
The election Tor two members of Council
TO succeed President Dcnney s. Smith
and Hugh y. Duffy, will be held on Tues
day. Arpi 10th. Thus far there Is no
aggressive campaign. but the name 'of
James T. Challenger has been mentioned
and committee OF citizens will wait upon
him and request him to become a cam
didate. The retiring members OF the
Council are candidates for reelection.
Tho New Castle Water Works Co. will
spend $500 in the remodeling of their
water plant, by installing new machinery
an aerating plant and o stand pipe
Dissions hand saws, half price
Stoops.*
4 meeting of people interested in shad
and other fishing ia the Delaware River
and Bay. will be held at o'clocS tonight
in the Town Hall Tho meeting IS called
by Alexander b. Cooper William $.
lliles and Walter H. Hayes. commis-
sloners for Delaware in the dispute with
Now Jersey over the boundary line in the
Delaware River. Tho object of the meet
ing Is to gather All the information they
can in order TO aid them in drafting salts
factory and uniform laws, regulating The
fishing between the States of Delaware
and New Jersey. 10 is hoped to have a
large attendance.
A question has been raised in relation
10 the analysis Of the water of the Dela-
ware Water Improvement Co. Some
time ago an analysis of the water was
givon, showing il TO be excellent.
Bargains, job lots wall paper Stoops =
Duck shooters had some sport yester-
day afternoon and last night in the Red
Lion marshes. Emmett Simon secured
10; William Hagan of Delaware City. 3:
Harry Longman, 6; Harry Hall. 3 and
Evan Lancaster OF this city. /. About
20 other gunners were on the marsh
but failed to get shot, on account of
not securing the point of vantage held
by some of the successful gunners.
Mrs s. Beattie Wylie, Master Hugh
Wylie and Miss Jeanette Wylie left for
. New York yesterday and will sail today
for Europe TO be gone six months. The
travellers were accompanied by Rev. S. b.
Wylie to New York. He will sail in June.
At the meeting of the New Castle Ath-
, letic Association at s O'Clock this evening
in the Armory Mr.. Decmer of the grounds
committee, viii be able TO make a report
ON the grounds Battery Park having
been secured.
Closing out harness, collars. brides. To
make room for new goods Stoops@
a Tho Hushobeck Orchestra met at thc
Z home OF Edward H. Naylor last evening
| for rehearsal
r The Young Peoples Society OF the First
> Presbyterian Church meets at Z O'Clock
tonight i'm the lecture room OF the church
At the store Of John T. Stoops. az 7.3C
o'clock tomorrow night, a meeting oI
n citizens VIII be held for the purpose oil
e formulating or discussing plans for start.
g ing a machine shop on the cooperative
U plan Thus far about 20 persons ar,
# interested. II is proposed to manufac
= turc light grade of machinery.
Il Sale Of farming implements and stock
az the farm tenanted by James Morrison
at II o'clock tomorrow. Terms of sale
six months, when properly indorsed*
IS The steamboat Major Reybold, which
=; has been sold to Philadelphia parties vii
u resume her trips on Monday, on the ole
h schedule.
- David Hutchinson clerk at the At
lantic House, has resigned to go shad fish
ing on the Delaware Bay. Proprietor
Ries has secured William Kirk. formerl,
, of this city, to fill the vacancy.
4 This city is now without the services
OF harness maker and odd jobs of repair
q work are taken TO the shoemaSers anc
cobblers. John Il. Stoops has gone ont
OF the business and is disposing of hi.
) goods
r Fresh flower garden seeds Stoops*
7 Jeremiah lobin son of Philip robin
sustained painful accident at the plant
I, of the Baldt Steel Co., yesterday, when
casting tilted and cut the end off the
II second finger of his left hand He hac
Il only recently returned to work after NJ
e covering from a similar accident scvcr1
y weeks ago.
\ At the meeting Of Industry Council
Jr .. u. A. NJ. last evening. an initia
h tion was held and an enjoyable socia
h hne followed
h Edward Wolfe. who has occupied m,
y property on Sixth street north Of Cherry
for several years. has moved 10 the Rid
a iugs property, near the Presbyterian
\ cemetery.
e pool tournament between the vii
d mington Six and the Atlantic Six, thu
Q latter of this city. will be started herr
tomorrow evening and will consist of thu
4 best two out OF three games. The frs
\ nights playing win be at Bakers, oi
4 North Second street. On the following
e Thursday at Toner'S Wilmington anC
e the following Thursday at Ries', on Soutl
g Third street
! Brown and EdwardsA vocal and instru
: mental, latest musical hits Stoops*
I At the home of Mr. and Mrs Wellington
II Townsend, No. " North Second street
d on Monday evening, party was givel
o in honor Of the birthday anniversary o
g their daughter, Florence. Games. musi
and a luncheon afforded the pleasure
I Several pretty and useful presents wen
n received by the young hostess. Ihos,
taking part were. Misses Elizabetl
d Bacon, Mary Burge, Jean McCaughai
u Elsie Colt, Ada Burge Anna McCmr
Florence Townsend, Elsie Burge, Eliza
!, beth McCaughan, Mrs. Nray n. Bacon
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burge, John Burge
!, Hugh McCaughan, 3D. Frank Bacon.
II John Wade, a colored local preacher
D has gone to Baltimore TO assist no a biz
n revival service
!. The Jim Shoes. $3.50 -Shaw's.e
- PERSONAL Mrs John J. Black and Mis-
!. Elizabeth Black are visiting in Wash
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