Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-12-19
NEWARK.

Special Correspondence OF Gazette and journal
NEWARK, Dec. 49, Dsiltoure College Re.
Ul,to "a 10 resume publication after su5.
pension OF two years or more, At a recent
meeting Of the students an association WAS
formed for the re.establisnment OF tbs jour.
nal and the following officers elected:
President, John Bail, Jr.: Yics-p president,
J. $, Wllds; Secretary, E. S. Grant; Treas
ure-, 4. B. I. Springer. After this toe fol
lowing board OF editors was chosen:
Rditor-in-chief, Hugh O. Brown; Assc oiate
Edltcrs, Albert Il. Raub and +. B. Il.
Springer; Literary Editor, Samuel s. Her
ing; Local Editor, Francis 5. Short; Inter.
collegiate Editor, Edward R. Martin; Ez-
change Editor %. r. r, Mckenzie; Sporting
Editor. John P. Armstrong; Alumni Editor,
John Ball, Jr.: Business Manager, Albert
II. Eaub; Assistants, Joseph II. Hossinger
anc B. B. Smith. The hrst number will
appear about Christmas, and will come
from the prees OF Bowen Il Brother OF this
town. Each Issue will have circulation
Of l coo copies.
For the iirst time since that dismal aud
disastrous Christmas day In 1896, when the
Dean wooden mills we're swept away by
fire, the once = liar sound Of Deans
steam whistle W leArd hero al noon, yes.
terday, blowing g .oud, glad aud triumph
ant note, In strange contrast, every one re.
marked, 10 the long and plaintive warning
Christmas, Ye-terd ~ It was indeed well
come sound mere and every one stopped
instinctively to listen ard congratulate
himself thst live and energetic man IN
tho person OF Henry W. Morrow OF VIII
minRton, had secured the property to
transfer its hlgcsened and crumbllng walls
into the home Of a new and thriving New
ark industry.
There Ia displayed at tho Deer Park Hotel
q handsome photograph OF tue Knsuf
organ factory as 1t will appear when com
pleted and embelilshed with beautiful
grounds, landscape gardening, &c, The
picture ia taken from the drawings OF
Brown Il Day, the architects, while the sur.
roundings are, OF course, somewhat ideal
tied. The srchi.ecls are TO be c2ngratu-
icted for making departure from the old
rule OF erecting Gnsightly and Severely
plain manufacturing buildings, and for
placing Il Newark building at once
artistic and distinctive in It's character.
A number Of stores In town make very
fine displays OF GlrlatmGs goods In their
windows and II Il .h2NSht that much less
shopping than usual will be d1ns this ysar
10 tie larger cities.
There "a very great aud constantly
growing demand tur hgG-e7 ere at present.
There are none nav yEaant and probably
20 could 10 rented II once II some enter
prlalng builder Hau!i commence their eree.
ttbls LUZ hfultAi Et7 ttI.tl Is EtuEEki
raise OF rent anCnE landlords, 80 far no
provision has Dssu ms 40 for the tafiIx In
population which Is sure to 30 drawn mere
by the starting OF At least Two new indus
tsiea within the max rIx months.
ErwARR p &C. 1.-The Delaware College
cadets have been recgatIy organized By
Lieutenant Brown into two-company
battalion. Company 4, containing about
80 cadets, is caBtained By f. b. T. Springer,
while Albatt II. Rai9 IL captain OF Com
pRnY Il. lhA following are the additional
officers OF Company A John Ball, First
Lieutenant; T.. X. Martin, Second Lieu
tenant; j. s, Wl!is, First Sergeant. Com.
pany BIS ofiicecs are: Joseph II. Hcsslngar
FIRST Lieutenant; 9. u. X. McKansie Second
l.teutenanti tlrAt sergeant F Il. Richards.
Inc battalion OH 'gr5 are: John e. Arm
stron, Second Lieutenant and Atjufalt
Hugh @. Browne S road Lieutenant and
QlgttermRster; j. w, Cro-san, Sergeant.
major; Harry Fumes, Qlartermaster.
every morning between s and {
o'clock in the assembly room or
on the campus when the weather Is fair.
Gu account Of tho uaeveuEess OF the cam.
/ pus and the large number OF trees which II
contains, It Is entirely unsuitable for drill.
I Ing. A plan Is teog formulated to provide
4 the cadets with az excellent parade ground
Z &c WCAl "a - AA'll AbA tIDtlluK puEpbsts
The drum corps, conD posed OF young lads
OF the town is now In good practice, and
regularly parHdHs wi b the companies
4 which are making excellent progress under
the admirable army training OF Lieutenant
Brown. Win ih"l- nsw uniforms, glisten
Ing armor and brilliant standards the Il
\ cadets make an imposing spectacle.
Il has been Z fplreiy decided by tht
! II ma Hose, HucE 0.d LHdder Company tC
erect its new hose house on the lot oil
/ William A, Miller On Academy avenue and
i atI ytatpg the Ca,ksY building. There wert
\ 70 many objections 10 the lot witch the
/ CON any purchased on Choate street that
more central and accessible site has beer
obtained. The hose eompanG will probably
ior the present pay 4 ya4tly ground rem
and Nj. Miller has otirsi 70 give TWO year
reat tieo. The CONTRACT. to be signed vii
give the company the privilege OF buyius
the location az any time for $500. Arrange
msnts are Hlrsaly beilg made for the earl
erection 81 tne i9se AGH-e.
Anchor lodge No. IA, A, o. U. W., ha
elected the following officers: II. W.
William ". GauOlo; Foreman. A. q
hcElwee; Ovar-rsr, william II sseele; lia
nordsr $. II. CAoatl; F!ntGcer W. Ii
Slmpers Kecei7eT, II. q, 81. Il iiDcs
Gli9, W. II. sm,iu; j. W., Jo. sph L
sutton; o. W. J., b.. Gro.san; rzu-'et
james a. Wilson, NJ. 2 Il. q. n. K-llcct
Representative u t4i Lodse, $. i
ChOgte The Grand Lodge will meet 4
Richmond Va, usX Esfch.
Professor y. 5. tiawe.l o: Delaware Col
lege gave q vety Interesting lecture O.
"Chatcter," IN the N l. Church, before
recent meeting 81 !. III Leagus.
Edward dedney, rlc. ut.y of Maine, ha
nurchtaed the drug store adjoining III
R9!loek's ON a from H. former owner, Di
David lackey Of Wilm!n-ton,