Smyrna times., 1894-10-31
County and State Items.

George G.. Abbott, ana Wllllau ~;
Morris. both of Milford were married
on Tuesday of last week.
FAINo SENTENCED TO BE HANGED
Michael Faino, who was convicted 10
Wilmington of the murder OF Carlo
Ruva. has been sentenced to be hanged
on January 25 next.
There was a grand Democratic or
roast. oyster treat and horse OacK
narade in Georgetown, yesterday.
The Hon. Thomas F. Bayard and
Democratic speakers from outside the
State addressed the meeting.
The desperation of the Democratic
marty in this state says the Morning
Mems is shown by the action of the reg
istrars IN Kent county who, on Saturc
day, struck from the registration lists
the names of over one hundred Re
publican voters.
The new steamer "Frederica"
reached the town of that name on the
Murderkill last Thursday morning,
and loading at once with freight and
taking on 80 passengers, left in the
afternoon for Philadelphia. Returning
she reached Frederick again Friday.
Miss Sallie Mansfield, who for many
wears lived in Dover and taught school
but of recent years lived in Philadel-
mia. died at the residence of Mr.. Par
dee in St. Jones Neck on Wednesday
morning last. Her remains were in
TERED in the old NJ. E. Cemetery,
Dover, Friday.
DELAWARE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-
The annual session of the Grand
Lodge of Delaware Knights of Pythias
was held in Middetown Wednesday,
Grand Chancellor William T. Lincoln
Dresiding. Official reports showed a
total of 1926 members, loss of II dur
inc the year. The receipts of the year
amounted TO $12,264.92, and the ex-
penses to $1O,7lS "a The assets of the
lodges total $27, ,703.lO.
At HOckessin, Delaware, a Demo
cratic stronghold of New Castle county,
is the only mixed school in Delaware.
There, and there only in Delaware,
can white and black children be seen
STUDYING together. This is a condition
of affairs that the Democrats of Della
ware want to make general in Della
ware. Republicans are opposed to it.
Do YOU want to see this condition of
affairs in your district ?-Mlf ford
Chronicle.
DEATH OF A Prominent DELAWARE.
William T. Caleb, aged SO years, died
in New York city on October 10Th
and was buried in the family burying
ground, Cherry Hill Cemetery, Ceci
county, Md, on Sunday afternoon last
He was born and raised in Black kbird
hundred, and began his business life at
Masseys, Kent County, Md. Later
he engaged with ex-Mayor Gilpin in
the grocery business in Wilmington
and afterwards spent two years in
Mexico in connection with the build
ing of new railroad.
The following are among the jurors
for the November term of court, Will
mingtOn:
First panal-St Georges Richard
Clayton. Vim. w. Rose, Jr., James
r. Conrad.
Appoquinimink- Harry NJ. Deakyne
Frank L. Tatman.
Blackbird-B. F. c. Rothwell, Ben
iamin &. Collins.
Second panal-St. GeOrges-Harry
g. WhittOck, John P. Cochran, Jr.
Frank Hickman.
AppOqdinimink-M. B. Weldon, An
drew LOckerman.
Backbird-Nathan Baily, J. Purnel
Lewis.
A warrant for the arrest of ex-Polic,
Officer James Hains, a Republican
worker, of Wilmington was issued
Friday by Justice McWhOrter. The
warrant charges Hains with attempt
ing to bribe William K. Hope, Demo
cratic election officer. in the Nintl
Ward. So far, the officers who hav,
the warrant have been unable to fnt
Haines The attempt bribery is SAT-
to have taken place in Hopes house. &
few days ago, and was overheard b,
Daniel F. Mooney, whom Hope hat
concealed behind book case. MoOne
promised Hope $25 if he would le
Republican voters pass if anythin
was against them that might stop ther
from voting.
The ANNUAL MEETING OF TH
STATE AssOCIATION.-Dela Gau
Protective Association held its annu
meeting Saturday at Wilmington
The attendance was large. Office
were elected as follows: Presiden
William Baxter; Vice-Presdent, A
fred Poole, for New Castle count
William Anderson. for Kent coun
and Hon. E. L. Martin, for SUISSE
county; Secretary and Treasurer, w
liam G.. Hill; Legislative COmmitte
D. oil
;. ray Detective; Nathan Hutchin
Agent for New Castle county, Thorn
B. Brison. IL was decided to circula
throughout the State posters cOntai
ing the game laws and stating Il
object of the association and Afr
Poole, W. II. Hartlove and William
Hill were appointed a committee
have them circulated.
Mr. COoCH AND GOOD ROADs.-W
liam CoOch, of Newark has receiv
notification from the Agricultu
Department at Washington of his sci
ton as a member of the national Re
Council which will meet in October
next year at Atlanta, Ga, in come
ion with the Atlanta Exposition. ]
council is composed OF prominent II
throughout the country who arc int
ested 10 good roads or who have
sisted in arousing interest in the N
ter and Mr.. COOch's name was 8
gested by Governor Reynolds in rec
milton of his Efforts in this direct
during the last session of the Legi
ture. Next years meeting is lOOl
upon by advocates of the good 70
movement as perhaps the most imp
ant gathering yet held to advance
cause.
DELAWARE A. o. u. W.-The A.
U. W. of Delaware celebrated
twenty-sixth anniversary of the oil
at Brandywine Springs on Stature
About 900 persons from Whining
and the surrounding country v
present. The exercises began a
O'Clock in the afternoon. After st
tion by the MarshalltOn Band
Grand Master A. B. Jones delivered
address on the foundation of the or
Ihe hrst lodge of A. o. u. W.
started at Meadville, Pa, by John
dan Upchurch on October 81. Il
To-day there are 1000 lodges div
into Lnlrty-two grand lodges pres
over by supreme body. The O.
nova nSmbers 1886, 900 In the Ur
States, and has paid out to widows
orphans $50, ,023, ,O24. The order
Delaware numbers 25OO. There
been eighty two deaths, and SIC
has been paid out.