The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-11-03
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.
Correspondence Of the REPUBLICAN,
~ NEW CASTLE. Nov. O.

| Undertaken Charles H. Clewell removed
the remains Of tho late Mrs. Mary K. Camp
bell from the New Cathedral cemetery
Wilmington to st. Peters cemetery yes
terday. Mrs. Campbell WAS daughter Of
John Pagan, this city, and died some time
ago in Wilmington.
Miss Lillian Meredith and ]. Harry King
were married last evening at the home ol
the bride. The ceremony was performed
by Rev +. N. MunsoD, d. d, Only the
| Immediate friends Of the contracting par
ties present. Mrs ard Mrs. King will re-
side at Front and Harmony streets
| A movement is on foot to form coun.
Gil Of the Daughters OF Liberty which IL an
auxiliary to the Junior Order of United
| American Mechanics.
The masquerade ball given by the o. P.
Assembly proved such grand success
that theAssembly will give'ancther nights
pleasure TO the merry dancers. There will
be special prizes offered for the cake walk.
Paddy Dougherty was released from
Jail on Tuesday and he came back ysster-
day. Tho Democrats failed to ragistsr him
like the other jail birds in New Castle
Hundred. They could have taken him
from the city hall cells In Wilmington
and had him registered. Then they could
send him to New Castle County's aims
house ard register him In the Second dis
trict II they so desired.
Bargains. Decorated lamps, 81 to s? so
StOors.
The time has come when 70 eigners not
natura'iZed, thieves convicted and having
served their sentences and stone pile re-
sorters are not ms good as qualified voters
In the second district. Some oae said
show me your company and I'll tell you
what you are Take peep at those who
were Instrumental in Registering certain
people and you will not wonder at their
nets. Gambling Is against the law In Del
aware and we'll watch every fellow that
plays the shell game, three card trick or
other harmless aInuscments
Some poOpl, have the audacity to abuse
honest men, How docs The following rec
ord nc the jail suit them: A certain man
was fin d for drunkenness and in default
was sent to Jail
On Dec. % for 10 days.
On January 10 for 80 days.
On Feb 0 for 80 days.
On Mar. II for 10 days
On Mar. q for 20 days.
Ga Apr. o for % days,
On May 20 for 0 days
Out OF lCS day3 he spent l51 in the bum
cell. Hc was arrested seven times and
therefore kept sober three days OIL account
of no trial on Sunday.
Oicloth, carpets direct from factory,
Stops
A few weeks ago he was fined s? and
cotss for bolng drunk. Did he come oyer
again! That was one of the registration
day and it is related that the brother.in.
law and ward leader ook him to the reg.
istrAton booth. He was objected to upon
residence and his brother n-law proved"
tho fellow lived at his residence. On Octo.
ber 90 thnt man was taken from the local
on and registered.
II such a man il competent t, vote for a
Representative In Congress then il is lime
for honest men TO stop paying taxes and
refuse to support tho State. A man boru
In a foreign country and who has never
received his natural zation papers is not u
citizen. He has no right to usurp tho privi
legeS OF the bailot.
He will vote this time at his own risk
knowing full well that there is a law
ngainst Illegal voting. Democrats have
paid the fine 70" violating the law two
years ago They were some OF the lead
prs What can this rank and file expect?
Curses will not dh,er honest mon from
loing their whole duty this time.
Masquerade surprise parties are now in
}: der. The reception to Rev. and Mrs. s.
B. Wyiie will be tenderld by tho ladies' of
;hc Presby teran Church this evening.
The Needle Guild will hold its annual
Meeting this afternoon.