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

New CASTLE, Dot. 10.
When the workmen reached Delaware
and Third streets work on the trolley
road was suspended but resumed on
North Second street. Why did you stop
work there, asked bystander of the con-
tractor, and he was informed 1t was Oh
account of Y.
Some Of the baIdmen are angry because
they were taken to task for wearing their
suits on Wednesday evening, as on the
occasion of Bryan's visit they appeared in
their working clothes.
1t now transpires that Clerk Eckes per.
formed other work for the City Council,
but did not enumorate the jobs when he
mentioned about the corners Of the streets,
New Cpstle has too many star chamber
meetings for the good of the public,
The Board OF Education and the
Trustees Of the Commons held sessions
behind closed doors, and the City Council
went to Clayton to see superintendent
Holiday of the Railroad and Clerk Eckles
went along also and of course his time
had 80 DO paid for by the tax payers
Erratic Ia big word but it Is the truth
that hurts. Let all bills be enumerated
and then the public will know what is
done with the city taxes
The following letter explains itself:
To the Republicans OF New Castle hun.
for the support given to me al the nomina-
ton election for assessor, was fairly de-
feated Tor the same by David b. Kue and
being Republican therefore ask all
my friends TO vote for Mr.. Kee on election
day. am not candidate on any ticket.
because believe that with one ticket in
the field Republican success is sure to
come. Again thanking you for your sup
pOrV which shall seek again some other
VIZ Inp I,n ,,F IL,
Republican ticket. WELDON VlNlNG.
: The local A. o. U. Workman Lodge
gave smoker on Thursday evening in It's
room.
James Bacon is confined to his home
with rheumatism.
sa The members of the c. A. C. were treat
cd to delightful musical concert last eve.
ming by Mr. Lomax, the blind musician.
a number of young ladies and gentle.
men last evening spent u delightful time
in the parlors of Sheriff Gillis at sewing
and quilting party. Among those present
were: Misses Sallie WISE Reba Saunders,
Bessie kuntz, Lucy Ford, Maggie Gordon,
Ella ellis, May COOLEY, Gertie Kuntz,
Samuel Ford, Charles Cotton, Fred Drake,
Harry ellis, Harry Hunter.
The News in its report of city councils
meeting says:
Clerk of ouncil Eckels exhibited a plat
which he was allowed Sl5.
Get your gun Ed 1t Is unfair to allow
Roas, who like others came from some
where, to write such shameful article.
tomorrow will be big day in the NJ E.
Church on account of the revival now be-
Ing conducted by Evangelist Galloway.
During the sinking OF the drive pipe for
the well at the power house of the electric
railway an accident happened and the pipe
broke when seventy feet down. A new
well will be bored.
-. Ernest Phillips, ticket agent at the p,
W, q b. railroad station, is enjoying his
vacation. His place is filled by Arthur
WIS., and Relief Agent Hancock of Dover
Is filling The place of MI. Wise on the night
turn.
James l.; Bacon is indisposed with an
attack of rheuma ISM
Miss May Taylor, of Wilmington, Is the
guest of Mrs. Gravel.
The regular Republicans will not COM
promise with the Union Republicans on
the hundred officers because the latter will
not withdraw Foster,