Evening journal., 1895-07-20
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.
Mechanics Of the Junior Order
Booming Their Lodge.
HAD A BRIEF ToR0HIIaHr PARADE

Serious Illness Of nIr Herbert Last Night.
New Yacht Down the River on Cruise.
Dover Papers Praise New Castle Base
baiI Enterprise.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, July 20-Aueustus
BscharRch, Of Philadelphia General |
7. Parker, DR. j m Morgan, Charles D.
Bird, J. @ McCaulley. Frank Pearson,
William Downey, H. H. Biliany, Melvin
Thompson, Messrs. Simmons, Cooling,
Anderson, II Guyer and a few other
prominent Wilmington members of the
Junior Order Of American Mechanics
arrived In town last evening with red
fire, torches and Musician Riggs who
made the welkin ring with his bugle
calls and march music. At the
City Hall, where the party stopp ed
the meeting room became exceedingly
warm and the entire party Of New Castle
aud Wilmington patriots formed ia line
IN front Of the hall and, headed by the
musician, the torch boy and General
Parker, marched to the new pier, where
DR. Morgan took the stump He was
followed by Mr.. Bacharaoh Ia an eloquent
speech on the advantages financially and
socially Of this popular order
No council was formed here as the
order requires about fcrty charter
members. A lodge will be formed next
Friday evening when the Wilmington
delegation, stronger and more enthu
siastic. will be here to hold mass meet.
ing In the City Hall.
UmPiros D0ukherty and Hoeue.
All difficulties as TO the Rockford
t1lv vrs.tl A q n--1T
overcome, now that the clubs have
agreed on uupires. The Rockford psople
would not consent TO q New CASTLE
umpire, Notwithstanding Mr. Lenoir's
excellent reputation for honesty and fair
dealing, while the Columbia A. g
management wonld not hear TO the
engagement of Jackie" Gallagher. who
becomes near eigbted ut times New
Castles people demanded the double
umpire nystem 70 that every play could
be closely watched, and agreed to accept
two Wilmington men, Gerald Dougherty.
and T. o, Hogue. admitted to be the
fairest baseball referees in Delaware.
Praise From the state Sentinel.
Commenting on the excellent playing
OF the Columbia A Q. in-Dover on
Thursday. the State Sentinel says: "In
Thursdays game with New Castle. our
boys were out .classsd far away. The
New CASTLE team. we are disposed to
think was as strong = team as ever
played on the Dover grounds, and their
playing throughout the game gave evil |
dence Of thorough training and rigid
discipline. Nothing less than this wins |
In any athletic game, aud II our boys cx.
pect to make a creditable record they
must. take the training and the disoi
pine.
Away Up on tho Fine Points.
Talking about scoring . game-if the |
New York Herald p Caylor could see
how they score hits and errors At Dover 4
he would make an affidavit that the |
much despised Baltimore scorers are nm
erring experts. Eleven hits of Leach |
and only eleven hits for Columbia A o !
Dover's scorer aud umpire need q rest |
on the bench. No hits for Duffy and /
only one for Madden in Thursdays game |
is the way they published the score. Atl
that rate, they have score doctors as /
well as corn doctors and horse doctors IN |
Dover.
Sudden Death From Physical Collapse.
Miss Amelia Nanlove, only sister Of
Johu B. Manlove, OF this city, died yes
terday from a collapse Of the physical
system while rallying from a light
attack Of dysentery. Miss Manlove had
practically recovered and dressed 30 be
removed to the home OF her brother
from the residence OF Mrs. Banks. with
whom she has made her home Of lAte.
Miss Manlovs had been a teacher ia the
M +. Sunday school for years. Fupsral
services win be held on Monday after
noon.
Cruising Doua the River.
The new yacht Julnzr, the latest
addition to the Philsdelphia Yacht Ciub's
squadron, came down from her anchorage
a. Tinicum on Friday for a few DAYS