Evening journal., 1896-10-23

Miss Mamie Divney and Thomas
Lawles were married Wednesday at
the home Of the brides mother, No.
912 Reed street, by Rev. M. X. Fallon.
POLITICAL NOTES.
Hon. Stawart L. Woolford, Of New
York, and Edward G.. Bradford, of this
city, will address a regular Republican
meeting in the Auditorium this even
ing.
A large Republican mass meeting in
the Auditorium last evening was pre-
sided over by State Chairman Hugh c.
Browne, and addressed by ex-United
States Senator Anthony Higgins and
Hon. William G. Spruance. Mr.. Hig-
gins received an ovation when he arose
TO speak. Both orators confined them
selves to national issues.
Andrew S. Eliason, J. wilkins Cooch,
Columbus Watkins and George w.
Gray, Of the commission appointed by
the Superior Court to condemn certain
land to be occupied by the New Castle
Wilmington electric railway, assembled
viewing the property They will as
sess damages this afternoon.
The Single Takers held a meeting at
Turn Hall last night, which developed
a sensation before it was over. Among
the speakers were j. s. Crosby and
Frank Stevens, of Philadelphia. Crosby
made a speech in which he advocated
the free silver policy. favored the cleo
tiOn of Bryan and Sewall and set the
hall wild with enthusiasm over his pro-
nOunced views on silver Stevens also
was greeted by an ovation. Everybody
expected to hear him rake the gold
party, but they were disappointed He
denounced the white metal doctrine,
and expressed his regret that such
humane principle as the Single Tax
should be linked with a principle so
undemocratic and false as the free coin
age Of silver" Some of the Single Tax
ors left the hail. whiIe others showed
their disapproval by Kissing
The Department Of Elections has re-
ceived from the Republican First Dis
trict Committee complaint that the
registration officers of the Second and
Fourth districts of the Second ward are
pursuing dilatory tactics Investiga-
tion shows that the complaint is un-
founded.
Ward workers are busily engaged to-
day i'm getting out the voters for regis
tratlon, and the indications are that
the registrars will be kept busy all
over the city. Tomorrow is the last
day, and everyone should get register
ed to-day to avoid the rush incident to
the closing of the books.
Ex-Register of Wills Cooch, of PEN
cader hundred. who was in Whining
ton this morning, says that the voters
Of the hundred are we'll registered. In
his opinion the sound money move
ment has not much strength in Pen
eader.
The Honest Money Democratic State
Central Committee met in this city this
afternoon and issued an address to the
voters, in which the political situation
is outlined. and Delawareans are urged
to vote for the Palmer and Buckner
electors, and Thomas F. Bayard, Jr.,
the Honest Money Democratic candi-
date for Congress.
Harry Whiteman addressed the Az
lidicksites of the Ninth ward last even
ing and predicted Addicks' success in
the state.
The Republican First District Com
mitee met last night and passed upon
registration matters.
Professor Moses We'll has left the Ad-
dicks camp and is now one of the
adornments at regular Republican
headquarters. This is not because he
is any moro warmly attached to ex-
Chairman Bach and his policy. but be-
cause there is not room enough in the
Addicks party for both him and Dan
/ Dohl One or the other had TO get ont
/ Dan wouldn't and Moses did Yes, he
! has gone over TO the Higgins camn.
/ said Dan Dohl to an Evening journal
| reporter this morning "He never had
/ a German club. anyhow. There haint
/ room enough here for two German
| clubs This move on the part Of the
/ professor complexities the situation in
/ the First ward. where he is a power
when he gets started. He may also
carry over to the regulars a large num-
Der of German votes.
Vandals destroyed the 81 banner of
the Twelfth Ward Republican Club last
night.
Regular Republicans are nreparing
/ for the prosecution OF an active cam
/ paign in that stronghold of Addicks-
/ ism. Sussex county. The following
meetings have been arranged by the
State Central Committee: October "a.
at Millsboro and Frankford, William M.
! Byrne; October 26 Ocean View and
Roxanna, John c. Higgins. Robert G.
CAMPAIGN MARCHING CLUBS.
! Members OF Mckinley Clubs and Bryan
/ Clubs, be sure 60 get from your druggist
! or shoe dealer before YOU march, pack
] axe Of ALIENS foof-t0sc. n powder Io'
/ the feet. and shake it into your shoes IL
( Instantly takes the sting out Of Corns and