The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-22
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
Correspondence of the REPUBLICAN,
New CASTLE. October 22.

correspondence OF inc REPUBLICAN
New CASTLE. October %.
A prominent Republican of this hundred
handed me the following poem last even
Ing with request To publish same to-day.
Hurrah for Bill Mckinley, boy,
The Major, brave and bold;
Who takes his stand TO save the land,
Beneath the flag of gold
Hurrah again for honest coin,
And down with methods free;
Ven grind to dust this silver lust,
And XII he silver bee.
With gold the standard metal to
Revolye the wheels of trade,
And tariff bills to start the mill,
We cannot 10 afraid
Protection to our industries
We sternly shall enjoin;
Our countrymcn shall toll again
Repaid by honest coin.
Ii you reflect you'll surely vote
The patriotic way,
Anu save your name from sin and shame
Upon election day.
SO study hard and study well.
And join the righteous fold.
whose marcn will DO to victory.
PROSPERITY and GOLDl
One OF our young men becoming tired
OF Democratic good times resolved 10 10
10 WORK husking corn. He bought a buss.
ing peg and wa, at the farmers corn deld
yesterday morning. This is the way be
spent the day, according to his own YER
sion. W.
| began at G15 and worked nntu 4 Az
with the exception Of rs minutes for luncb
tore my pants, scratched my hands and
almost broke my VIZ, and only oarned 90
cents will return , the sons OF resi- to.
morrow o'' W.
Edward J, Weggorman had n forturate
escape yesterday afternoon. Willie re.
turning from Wilm.u ton on bis wheel
WIN Albert Iimms aud while riding M n
laSe salt along inc. roaa lie suddenlys
one OF the electric raj way wires strefched
across the road where men were nj wnrI
placing it on the poles. wan
Inc wire struck him across the focs and
chest, lie lot go of his bicycle and urobheJ
the wire to save himself and was Inndea
in the ditch. '>'
Tho Hickory football team of Wilming-
Ton VIII tackle Captain Murrays RESERVES
gu rIla'uruay afternoon at Battery Park.
Inc young man whose ungullant nctjons
were noticed in yesterdays REprraI IrAS
Jail. ''usoo III
me legal notice by Weldon Vinina was
served yesterday upon Clerk of the Pcrce
ronrd declining to be candidate ON the
hePunilcan ticket for tho office of Assessor
4 9l view Castle hundred. This leaves the
t th ,, clear Tor David B. Kee, and it is now
the duty of every Republican in the HIM.
ar ,n1 to vote for Kee on election day,
The emblem of the Democratic nartr l.,
the ploW that of the Republicans. the
eagle, the Sound Money Democrats the
rooster, tne Union Republicans tLe star
tne trohlbltion party the home and the
o'nSle laSers globe or form OF the
It. Is now stated that in order to send a
sounu money man to the next Copgfess n
man must take the pillow turn n tbe e.rtb
around the home watch the rooster nict m
pnf worms and view tho eagle come down
ana kll' the bird while the Star shall mi
unip' antly shine MS Willis hears the Dc.
veg news that the people of Delaware
nave honored him once more by their votes
nc Methodist Church should be filled
49, d. i'S capacity to night to listen to the adj
4,o'SM " NiSS Agnes Slack OF England at
the W. Z. L. U. Convention, ~
-, Az the AFTERNOON session of tbo w n
l. 7. convention yesterday Mrs Simn.on
made the address of welcomo Nrs 6har.
lanSer 81 Philadelphia made an interest-
lns auufass on the saving or nennies
come : Were OF the opinion that Girls conld
gum. "'' VI 'he"ins
foiIlr' lilies made an address and was
i ,I WED by the county vice. presidents. At
o onc GpS e session Rev. +. NJ. Munson
'I Ir NY 'h ". ;. Collins made addresses.
-.lh thc taddress of the latter attention
w Was called to the historical fact tbnt when
r rort Gassiiner stood where the immamei
Chureh Is now located that n Gin mill
sto1u herr by. Temperance work in gen.
erai was tho subject of an able address by
nev' Alfred Smith, This is the first occa-
; 81, mat some of the delegates were ever
ested in the city. '0'p'' 'i''o'
,vo uiiu,"t persons from this place last
tAe Commercial College in Wilmington.