The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-01

WANTS TIE LAW DEFEATTD.
Mr. X. Lewis Armstrong, u member of
the Layy Court, representing MuI Creek
HID wns down here to-day, LOOKING alter |
the repeal of the law that was passed. by !
the last Legislature. authorizing tue Levy
Court to purchase II stone quarry but
which law failed to CONTAIN provision IN
II proviuiuE for tbs money " pay lor lie
same.
CAN you TELL 7
Why is Judge Frank Ball, John T. Dick
ey and d. Frank townsend Interested IN
tbis bill and report hue 1t that they do not
wish the law to be repealed. Although
your correspondent tpluts Ills informant
10 incorrect In regard to Judge Ball WHO
/. hae been here on several OCCASIONS. dong
all he can 10 have the Till passsd prUYlu.
ing foI u woIk house to become n law at
ee early n date as possible. chef Justice
Charles d. Lore Is also heartily IN lavor of
huch an Institution ami has Ient his pres
ence und aid To the passHl,s Of such II uiil.
RiehatG Crooks Hnd In islll of FAUX
land, Del, were down again to-day to
push along their BrGudywlne Springs
Electric hallway. They should certainly
have their bill put through Tho Leglsla,
ture wgthuut II being saddlod vita riders
like overhead bridges to MAKE 1t u dead
letter. Give them tne trancnlso and then
let them pay one quarter OF u sent to the
county Tor park purposes for every pas
spdkSA NAALt'A WV hi'1't iAhVs
INV CASTLE ELECrHGu RAILWAY.
DIR. Howard Ogle WIS on hand to-day
AZ was also THAT young and promising
lawyer Peter /. Cooper, LOOKING after the
much wanted charter vi tho New Castle
Electric hallway
They procured one two years ago. but
Willard salisbury who then practically
owned the Legislature hal sailled 1t
With overhead bridges when crossing any
Railroad, which meant sGch heavy ok.
pense that ths ROAD !las never boon built.
This road Ia badly needed and the pro.
motors OF 1t should not have any trolDls
In getting acceptable charter from this
progressive body of law makers.
Amongst the other nOtau os to-day
were Ills Hicks, William Brarken and
Clayton White, who want the county to
lake the public road III GnIIsIiAna Hun.
dred and also TO widen the road known
ne the new road ruuuiug from Whining
, ton to Brandywlne Springs through Els
mere.
This is the piece OF road that was con.
damned and ordered wdeued which the
Eisuere property owGers so strongly VI.
looted TO
MIR. Harry C. Cour7d. Samuel wilson,
Dr. Green. William s illi.es. Squire has
Il. MoWhorter, Walter HIyes, L. II Foul L
and ID. stewart WGre down today iooAing
at the il5t Kent county nags race on state
street hltGhed to slGighS. quite crowd
oongresuted on the steps OF Hotet iilGLurd.
son enjoying She lun and cheering IL sir
hV1rlte nuEs won the ace.
SENATOR uASul's rigs.
Senator Handy says he is enjoying lirst
rate health and his Sussex county DIGS are
thriving zeal well on lirauiywtn1 Hundred
feod. lilo holes they Will swell out ia
Rune He hopes TO get them III condltt on
by tho time senator Higgins successor Is
named
Editor Jerome Belt Is looking around
Dover and TAXI. notes Oh our law mag.
er5 and their rapid way OF doing bus mesa.
TheG met at O'CiOcN auI al iyurned un.
IA Friday at IL O'clocK.
Atkins FoE srATL FtilksrBEu.
Mr.. Charles II. Atkins who has been
selected BY the kepu0llans Tor State
Treasurer for the next two yoats Ia u
young man, lie WIS bora Oh Dct. 7Lh
1887, In Milton lie 10 a son OF Joseph u
and Sallle NJ. Atkins, Residents OF Milton
S0ssek county He spent hs loyhuod
days attending the pupiic achous anh in
he teens entered SwaFthnIore College.
die 10 associated With HE father in neI.
cAntile business, the linn nume beiug
Joseph {, Atkins y son lie married IN
1877 Miss Virginia Ioml!nspn ny whom lie
has Tn daughter named Misc Aleua
Ait. Atkius will bond IN th4 SUN OF one
handred und twenty-five Thousand dollars
OF which Governor Muryil VIII have to ap.
Hoye' lhe pnsIltun pays two lhoGsuud
dollaTs 3eal and cOnEsts Of term OF
two years with probability OF re.0lee.
ton for another term, / hu now state
Treasurer Ia thu first RepuUllean VINO has
held the olliCe Tor soluo Unity years. Thar
ID no Doubt that he Is IN every way QUAIL
iisd to I'LL the position with honor to Tim
sslf AMI State OF Delaware. Tue names
ot his rondsInen We will slvo to the IKE.
PrbIi' ~ readers Ia u lew du}s.
IEWIs ROE Al pigou,
The Democratic csucus agreed on DR..
lewis OF harrington Kent county. EoI
STATE Auditor. lie Ia one Of the leading
pagslcWus OF keut lia served IN Tho
House OF Representatives and was Ajeo u
memlor OF the State Senate Two yo4Ts
agsue was member OF the county com
Daiea HIS selection ie luoAed upon with
mech iuvor down mere where he Ia vel
and fHNurably known,
Thus SusseA county gcts the lrsabut CT
aud kcut county the Auditor and Now
Castle county To usual. gets Iett.
tIu. lIxplsE MrlLsiAHTs TT.
The divorce committees tom present
OUTLOOK ato trying to have very buei
time o! II.
ChuIluy Moore who ls chairman OF TIN
House omn1ttes Is already beEnHtug Il
look bad AMI nus a Tar oil east IN MS neali
| tlful hazel eyes as the Work OF tie ia
voice committee cammeUDas To come IN
There aIe great many znu cases uf Lar
ties who have entered tho IuatrImunla
state and lave Hedn unable TO I've happIll
together incOmpsttblnLy OF tempe
some give as IL Ieusou, while Others al
more sefious- AZ any rate, iLS dlYuTe
Uolumlttee Is not altogether very hnpp
one. Senator llGuhy Is chairman OF Ii
Divorce COMMITTEES IN tho senate.
Tue session of the l4eEislutareisn Who'll
school IN hnmLH nature for any ma
who ever comes here as elthpr SerHta
or RepreseutatIy Va. ! net a Deniurrati
Senator To day who said 10 your GUIres
poAdont That he does not care to ever L
returned to tho LeHisatuts. II 10 10
tirasorne and aggrdv 'tnR 70 have to u
just a5 every politician wants yUa TO do
anu suit tursalf afterwards
MAIAIL SAYS HIGrl&s.
Your geri eapOndent had Il CunveIsatlo
with Governor MaUviI, and he SAID tina
the report ~ tho Eysry Evenings cOrre
ponueneo from Dover IN which Il guIu IA
had offered positions to different mem
beers OF tho Legislature for then votes IL
Senator was untrue. He h d at fir.
thought he would write a letter unntr.
dieting the report but afterwards conGlut
cd that lie would let 1t pass.
He asked your correspondent what /
thought OF tho Senatorial muddle. VINO /
thought ought to 10 Senator and sudt
the question by saying thut to his miI
II Anthony Higgins. EEg., deserved
succeed himsell. He dil not think TIL
M Geo. '. Massey lad duuu any thluX
VI deserve tho position. He was "A line ia
low and an Intelligent gentlemen, but Ia
M no real claim on tue SeHatOrsaip.
W Your correspondent asked ne Gogernt
about his beaith lie repi ed thar he vi
festlng only fairly welI,thst he was sugn
Iy fntigael.
1t is thought that Geo. Capelle who
I close trleud OF tho Governor, put in sou
pretty good llcks with him IL aslst
Higgins behalr. At ans rate tiis Govern
10 an out and out Higgins man.
JUSTICE OF rHE TEACE.
The question Is who viii tho next j
tles OF the Peace be for BIandywtns til
hs nf xShIph bua ~,