Evening journal., 1895-01-22


Pleasing Inducements to Shout for the
Claymont Man Required Two Faces for
MIR. Addicks. on the Badges Reinforce
ments st Every Station
1t WASH I special train, Addick is. The
locomotive didn't carry the two white
hlgs. The train left at S15 My two
minutes late and in charge of regular
Conductor Layfeld.
But II was the longest passenger train
that has pulled out of Wilmington this
year. 1t consisted Of the regular train
OF an engine and three cars, for the
regular passengers and mail, and eight
extra coaches These eight extras were
packed with Republican voters from all
over New Castle county, when they
crossed the county line below Backbird
There we're enough men to have filed
two special trains, and enough Addicks
buttons to have loaded down two wheel
barrows. And there was no sarcasm,
but every man was enthusiastic for ].
Edward Addicks for United States sena-
tor from Delaware, and went to Dover
determined to demand his election.
Looked Like fsrooklyn's Trolley Depot.
People who had been reading about the
Brooklyn trolley road strikers would
certainly have suspected that the rail
road station at the foot Of French street
WAS threatened rs was the trolley depot
in the Bridegroom city.
The station was filed, surrounded and
In possession OF Addlcks boomers. Sixty
five of them had come from Brandywine
hundred, and there were st least fifty
from Christiana and Mill Creek hundreds.
The mob didn't look like strikers, how
ever, for there was an occasional silk
hat, swell's cane aud pair of kid gloves
to disprove any supposition that the men
we're stone-throwers.
Seven Carloads From Wilmington.
Adjutant Peirce Gould, assisted by
Lieutenants W. B. Clerk and II Handy,
son of the senator from Brandywine,
managed to get the army of boomers
drawn up In line along the platform so
that there would be no delay in boarding
the train. Then the tickets were quietly
issued, the men being assured that the
buttons they wore entitled them TO the
big dinner at Hopel Richardson. Some
however, refused to accept the tickets
and declared they would buy their own
dinners. These men were few-they
cnuld be counted on one finger ends
but they were enthusiastic Addicks men
Am mis- TaddIx's Treat"
There was one colored man on the
train. and 1t is believed that he got on at
New Castle. He wore broad smile. an
Addicks button and green overcoat
When asked what be intended to do at
the capital he replied:
"Gwine to rep Mis- Tsddix, boss. Dii
am Mis- Taddix's treat.
Locked in the Addicks Men.
In order to secure the fare Of every
man Conductor LAy6eld had the Addicks
section of the train locked off fr om the
regular train and every ticket was col
lected. Two Wilmington men who hsd
no tickets were ''ousted" at Farnhurst
and three New Castle men who we're in
the same fix had to take sneak down
/ the car steps at State Road They are
/ now Higgins men.
When asked why the men had not been
supplied with tickets, .one OF the leaders
replied that the men were known Demo
Gratis.
Complete Roster of the Forces.
Through the courtesy of Messrs.
Handy and Giles, the EVENING JOURNAL
reporter obtained the complete roster
4 Of the rural New Castle county forces
and lmanY names Of the Wilmington
delegation. Here they are.
Wilmington. Brandy wine and Christians
Hundreds.
Ex.Sheriff Gould, Frank Woolley, ex.
Oil Inspector Charles #. Bowers, Ferris
Giles, Winfield Simmons, Charles S
Fabian, Theodore Fincher, William b
Clerk, Isaiah Lukens, Stephen Downey
Clarence r bolt, Samuel G. White ex
Police Captain John @ Kersey. Charles
Sslloway, George M. d. Watson, D. P
Barnard
Ex Mayor S. ]. Wiley, Eugene Fraim
William Williamson, George Casey
Arthur Chambers, Thomas Fries, Johl
Lynn. James L Ries. Richard Pointsett
j. L. Vernon, ]. S Pettee, William Lloyd
Amor Forwood, Abner Vernon, f. A
Handy, Elmer Pierce, James A. Brown
Marshall Lloyd. jeremiah Harvey. Franz
Pierce. Harry King, John King, Ephrair
King.
Ex-Coroner Thomas Giles, Josepl
MARITIME, Howard Hawly, R L Baldwin
S. L Leach, Frank Cole, Joseph Var.
nall, r s. Creson, Robert Fraim
Charles M Grubb, Charles Miller, Rober
Tong, Elmer Worth, E. P Lynch. william
P. CleaveP, Lewis T. Talley. Richar,
Leach, Robert Brown, Sr., George w
Webster, John w. Weaver, Robert Nc
Cadden, William HumphrY. Edward
Simpson, Samuel Allen, E O. Lukens
Louis Echeu, John Archer, Frank J
Mes orlsy, George Huey, Burton Dickson
Mike KilreY, A. s Mearns, H. O. Moore
F. G. Il .rter, j. B Reed. ]. A. Conner
Lewis F AdAir. Elmer E. Sands
Milford Carey, w. T. sillitoe. Jr.
=. BAnnan. G F. Young, w b. SincocR
J. H. O'Donnell, II. ] Wilson, Alexi
Ack rman, George 8. Pierson, Harry
Bentley, George NJ Jones. Charles Z
Barrett N. H. Reed, DR. h. O. Moore
! William e Smith, John Rodgers. Loui
/ vAllette, Harry Il. Smith, J. p. Loi
land and many others.
Frsm Now Castle Hundred.
Joining the delegation Of voters 8
New Castle were: Edmund e. Rogeri
! Fred w. Hoffman, John NJ. Hsnc'
j James H. Foster, William Brown, Pets
Schrote, William II Taliaferro, r. Ebe
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