Evening journal., 1907-02-25
CITY BOND BILL
AGAIN DISCUSSED
Interest Revived in Naming Of
Commission on the Bill to
Handle the Money
HONEST MEN ARE WANTED
Special 10 me nvening Journnl.


NEW CASTLE Feb 25--Interest ISL
being revived in the 100000 city bond
hill, which is introduced before the
Legislature.
Should this hin pass. tho people de-
sire that the money be placed I'm the
hands Of a commission that viii en-
deavor to use the money TO its best
possible advantage and in an honest
and conscientious manner
1t is we'll known fact that there
arc ass many people against the bin as
there are for it. and any little advant-
age that might be given these people
TO down the bill viii be eagerly grasp
ed, therefore the fathers Of the bin are
working for IT'S interest i'm q slow and
sure manner.
The Delaware street wharf present.
cd the appearance of a New York har-
Dor yesterday when there was over
score OF schooners, tugs and steamers
In dock.
Among them was the large steamer
Harvard bound for New York, two
Reading tugs, the Knox and Valley
Forge the two large schooners the
Ivanhoe and the Mary W. Clark and
the new ice boat, besides number OF
ocean tugs.
K. Of p. to Entertain.
Much interest Is being centerod in
the entertainment which win be given
IN the Opera House tonight by the
Adelphia Lodge. X. Of p, as IL
promises TO be one Of the best ever
given by local talent A feature Of
tho evening will be the tabloaux which
win show the principles OF the lodge.
Inspection Of Arms.
Cards have been sent out to the
members OF Company II. notifying
them Of the government inspection at
the Armory Tonight, when Colonel
Harry G. Cavenaugh win inspect an
the arms. To-day IS cleaning day"
as many Of the men have not yet
cleaned their rifles.
Mad Dog Causes Scare.
Miss Georgie Sutton and Harvey
sutton. her brother Of near Rose Hill,
/ had a narrow escape from being bitten
. by a mad dog last Thursday. when
their rabbit hound. Duchess" went
mad
/ Tho dog chased Miss. sutton into a
market wagon. and then started after
her brother, who had come to hel
rescue.
He took refuge. in a tree until Ilewr
Sutton. their father. arrived with a CUR
and dispatched the animal
News Of the Town.
The Chrlstiana Social held a baked
bean and saur krout supper I'm tho
basement of the Christiana NJ. p
( Church last Wednesday the proceeds
Of which went for the benefit OF the
church.
Harry r. Smith has received a let
ter from Denny Mahoney formerly OF
this city, which was mailed from Key
West. Florida. I'm which he writes sew
eral interesting accounts Of events in
that part of the country.
Miss Susie Armstrong was rendered
a postcard shower Saturday. I'm homo;
OF her eighteenth birthday anniversary
which she celebrated yesterday. She
received over 300 postcards from hel
many friends
John b. Montgomery, conductor on
the local trolley line, found the watch
charm which was recently lost by Pro-
I fessor II. v. Holloway and returned II
TO the owner.
While at work at the Baldt stee
plant. William Palmer was struck IN
the cheek with a ilying silver Of stee
and severly injured.
In the basketball game In Red Mems
Hall Saturday evening. the New Castle
team defeated the Wilmington Turn
gemeinde in a good game.
Mrs. Lydia McNally celebrated he
sixty-nfth birthday anniversary las
Friday and received a number OF post
cards in honor of the event.
Charles Countiss has received abou
fifteen challenges from various base
ball teams for games the coming sea
son. He viii shortly announce tn
names Of the players.
The Presbyterian Church did no
hold a service last evening on accoun
of the bad weather.
The missionary anniversary Of tn
NJ. L. Church was celebrated in tn
church yesterday
Miss Florence Maxwell. Of Philadel
phia, spent yesterday as the guest o
her parents I'm this city.
Miss Florence Case. who has beer
visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry Rob
bins. in Germantown, Pa, has re
turned.
August Blumberg has been visiting
in Wilmington.
Miss Rosa Maxwell is visiting friend
in Christiana.
IAII RPFAKFRSF FROSTBlTTEN