The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-04
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Correspondence Of the REPUBLICAN,
NEW CASTLE, June 4th.

Conductor Francis Pagan who has been
in command of tho dewey squadron" or
the car which leaves here at 6.17 o'clock Is
enjoying his vacation. He will make q
number OF imp oyemeIts to his hotel the
Railroad House and Is u delegate to the
National Convention OF the Ancient
Order Of HiberniGns which Is to be held in
Trenton. In the letter received by Mr..
Pagan the committee says:
1t has been found impossiblsto complete
as yc:, arrangements with the Il II.
Trunk Lines, but we are authorized to an
nounce at present that fare and Il third
will be the price of q return ticket. Later
accurate information will be forwarded.
Tho rates for hotel accommodations
will be from 50. so per day aad upwards.
The leading hotels are within easy reach
Of Taylor Opera House.
Tho parade on Wednesday (June 2O will
be one Of the distinguishing features of
the Convention, and neighboring cities
aribState3 are therefore, specially invited
to send mombers to participate in tho
game.
AS this is the first National Convention
of an Irish Organization held in this city,
we should request the cooperation of every
member of the Order towards making it
success.
i, Those desiring further information re-
garding the making of special arrange
inents for their accommodation, ETC., dur
Ing the Convention, or regarding the Pro-
gramme of Exercises, May address Mr..
James Clinton, County President, ITO
Girard Ave-, Trenton, N. j.
The headquarters will be the Trenton
House, Room 100.
County, State and National Officers are
requested to wear the jewels prescribed
for their positions, which can be obtained
through the National Secretary.
MI, Pagan Is State Treasurer of the A.
O. II. He will be accompanied by the other
State officers and the County President.
This is the first convention Of the Orler
where both wings have united.
Friendship Lodge, No. 8, A. Q: U. w.
hold an important meeting on Thursday
evening. Among other matters transact
term was feature. The officers elected
are: Past NJ. w. John S. Wise; M. W.,
Arthur Mckee; Foreman, George Il.
Tobin; Ovorseer, James L. Bacon Guide,
Ovid A. Porter; Inside Watch, William
Deakyne; Outside Watch, Edward D.
Cheffins. Friendship Lodge A. o. U. w.
is one of the best in the State. Its mem
bers a!c hustlers.
lIammocks, screen doors, rs cents, at
Stoops.
City Council concluded its duties as
Court of Appeals on the city assessment.
The New Castle Manufacturing Com
pany has received an order to manufac-
ure American flags at tho New Castle
shirt factory. The factory has been rush.
ing an ordor of shirts for the Government.
Silk thread is used to sew tho shirts.
Among those who came up from Camp
Tunuoll yesterday was Owen F. Sheridan.
He likes camp life, has gained fifteen
ponds and looks in excellent trim,
He says the boys are highly incensed at
an afternoon paper that has been publish
ing report that the regiment wants to
stay In Delaware. Ono tho eontray all
tho boys want to go as far away as pos
sible.
One of r, Eben Watts drivers took
carriage drive yesterday afternoon. leo
water which he drank bemuddled him to
such an extent that he drove against q
telephone pole, damaged the carriage
wheels and broke the harness
For wall paper and paper hanging
Stoops.
A west end girl wants to know if pig
iron can be considered hog feed.
Oyater shells are scent everywhere you
go.
The grass on our streets will be shortly
killed when the garbage is dumped there
on. OF COURSE there Is no other place for
1t, when the pigs are evicted Tho tramp
dogs will hold picnios on the pieces OF meat
that will find Its way to tho street.