Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-07-04

The State Liquor League of Delaware
was organized Wednesday afternoon at
meeting held in German Hall. The
call Tor the meeting was signed by
committee Of liquor dealers, and the
following became members, most of
them being In attendance, the members
being listed according to the counties in
Y which they reside:
>WneNNew Castle county-Fred w. IIeiss,
Anton Hauber, Jeremiah Sullivan, John
a. North, Henry Blouth, L. p. Freye,
John Wagner, Henry Schnepf, James A.
Kelly, John McGovern, James McGrath,
Joseph Niedermaier, Bernard Bonner,
A. ]. Niedermaier, John TulIy, George
johnson, Martin Leonard, Thomas Toy,
Thomas Lawless. James Conner, j. b.
Manlove, A. Wilhelm, w. E. Wood.
ward, David Cook, Peter Elmer, Benia.
min Gam, Frederick Kleitz, George
Sperrle, Patrick Mulrooney, James
Yates, Charles Clinch, Daniel T. Quill,
+ William +. Holland, w. j. Quigley,
Thomas +. Reilly, George NJ. Reilly,
Patrick Heating, p. J. Diamond, M, j.
Clancy, BENJAMIN G. Gam, Sarah Z.
Legg, Charles Kurtz, Harry J. Stoeckle,
John A. Lengel, Henry Hutton, George
q. Wood, Bernard Carr, Fred Roemer,
Thomas y Cassidy, Edward Newell, NJ.
Welsh, 9. Currinder, W. Taylor, j. A.
Newell, Philip j. Britton, BARLEY Lee,
Y George Robinson, Henry Feldmeier.
\ Frank Fehrneier, William Kelly, Neill
efu<ennedt, Thomas Lally, j. NJ. Null
ng poEsy ?. Holland, Webster Bakely,
VlHhomas Farmar, Hugh Lynch, James
white. James B. Toman, Charles Hoff-
Hr1~C CHARLES Fchrenbach, A. MCGOWAN,
Rt.d carey, Clarkson Jennings, Ed
HHdk irkins, Patrick j. Dillon, Patrick
BdPghefty, Harry Schnepf, NJ. Schlit.
tlct. Christopher Bauer, Frank Boehm,
James Kane, Augustus H. Viewig,
August Krienen, James II. Kane.
kent--Alexander Newman, Harring-
toni W. w. Whitlock, Clayton; S. T.
Campbell, Bombay Hook; NJ. T. Ford.
Dover; George Millington, Dover; John
blizzard, Smyrna; Charles Armstrong,
Smyrna; John p Goldsborough,
Smyrna; Frank Kramlich, Milford;
Edward Call, Milford; w. o. Price,
Camden; w. Stein, Milford.
Sussex-P. j. Hart, Georgetown; w.
Q. Lofiand, Rehoboth; Lee ]. Lightcap,
Miltoni D. B. Hazard, Dagsborough;
4. A. Windsor, South Milford; James
Bostick, Laurel.
The delegates from down the State
arrived shortly before noon and were
taken to the Grand Union Hotel, where
dinner was served. ~
The meeting began at 2.3O o'clock,
with good attendance. After the OBJ
lect had been announced, Hon. Richard
Patterson fgPennsylvania, chairman of
the assQcis2un in that State, was intro.
,sssifsd u Ne ne,
4 sndinn said he was glad to see
Tltnigent men in the busrss
TT Delaware; h0 ,@as graft
angeNuor meN5eW2lkening to
TO hlde4 excep1ounted the
e4aeE4., decentralization in
fania and Thought the results
Se equally as beneficial in Della
"A Ie. He said that by organization the
: en- in the business can have something
LOO say in the matter of electing legisla.
tors. He thought that men who favor
the liquor merchants should be SUP.
ported and those who are not in favor
OF them should be opposed
= There is 10 reason" he said, "whv
q liquor men should not be respectable;
'c neither is there any reason why all the
"a shortcomings of the human race should
Icf be laid az the feet of the liquor sellers.
cal Justice is all that the saloon keepers
e pwant- Organized liquor merchants are
yoopposed to speak-easies and doing all in
I'D fheir power to suppress this evil" The
fd4peaker continued at length in the same
&leftrain and concluded by advising all
iceersons in the business in the Stale to
sed hliate themselves with the organiza-
lmhn. He said the only way for them to
misceed and elevate the business is to
I'D together.
is addresses were also made by National
, islnizer P. II. Nolan of Port Jarvis.
& sCo., Lawrence Murray of Elmlra, a
4 uldber OF the executive committee of
hich York, and others, all of whom
entsd organization for protection. A
hiof regret was received from r. j.
9y of Chicago, secretary of the
Reorganization.
4 'wing Mr. Patterson's address,
ees as follows were announced /:
'tials-AfNon Hauher, W. w.
and L.ssf johnson.
Sons-F. w. Heiss, Alexander
and Lee J. Lightcap.
at Observation-Disclosures Nc
". Heiss, w. w. Whitlock,
PInwinan and p. j. Hart.
as 10 minutes was taken in
now committees might per-
4 ctctive duties.
gueSg the following list of
at ounced, all of whom
at MY elected: President,
Of New Castle county;
1g ent, William II. White.
mOnd Vic-President, P
M hecorolng secretary,
w new Oastle; Flnan'
llttmas fafmar o. Sew
tarsnry b!outh OF new