The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-06
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Correspondence Of the REPUBLICAN,.
March 9, 1890.

Marcn y, 1871.
Tho three retiring members Of the Board
Of Education were reelected on Saturday.
Shortly after the poon hour 1t was learn
ed that Eugone L. Chase was In tha field
aud that those supporting him wished to
defeat L. 4. Eliason. But the friends Of
the latter came out In force aud voted for
him separately thus scattering the names
offs. Atwood Stewart and John B Man
love. Tho result was that Mr.. Eliason ran
ahead Of ths ticket and Mr.. Chase came
behind him to tho tune Of about sixty
votes. Owing to tho small number OF
people who have paid their taxes the vote
was small. About twenty five voters voted
for George W. Eckles and John J. Roy
nolds. Mr.. Ellason has been in the Board
Of Education for nearly twenty years. He
has been fai ,hful In attending the meet
ings of the Board and performing his duties
on the different committeos. He takes q
deep interest in the schools.
The members of Division No. 5, Ancient
Order of Hibernians, will attend the 7.30
o'clock mass on next Sunday morning in
St. Peters church and receive Holy Com
munion.
They will meet at their room In tho
knights Of Pythias hall and in b'dy will
march to the church. Each member will
wear the handsome green badge sur
mounted by the American colors. The
Division has received Largo number Df
now members during the past year.
Tho funeral of Thomas e. Mason will
take place this afternoon ut $50 o'clock.
Services will be held in the Episcopal
church and interment made in the adjoin-
ing cemetery.
When wine is In wit Is out. Persons
not in tho habit Of taking fow drinks
generally lose control OF their tongues.
Tho result is that dirty linen is often
washed on the street corners and as far as
tho parties are concerned it would have
been better Ii they remembered that still
tongue makes wise head.
The funeral OF Albert Tsmplo. the in
fant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Temple.
will take place this afternoon. Intcrmont
will DO made in the Methodist Episcopal
cemetery.
b. T. Iolcomb. Jr., of Newport News,
A. E. Wilson, of New Haven, W Bacon,
Harry Meredith and Walter Wise, Of
Philadelphia, ara tho guests OF their rela-
tivei in this city.
By the present weather tho Indications
are that thero will be no shad flsherins un-
til near the end of the mouth.
MIR. and Mrs. James McKeouSh OF Will
mington. were the guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Dougherty yesterday.
Several carloads of iron have boon re-
ceived by the Delaware Iron Company.
Republicans Of New Castle hundred still
hope TO sec the Legislature do Its duty and
elect Senator.
Tho Fishermen's Association will find
out tho benefit of City Council when the
shad season comes asound. This statement
ia made in regards to tho Delaware street
I wharf.
Tho members OF tho local Home Mission.
arg Society are hustling. They intend to
show tho visiting delegates on Thursday
that Now Castle hospitality Is all right.
New Castle received It's full share Of
thunder and lightning on Saturday night
accompanied by heavy rain and followed
yesterday by n strong wind.
In tho NJ. L. Church yesterday morning
Rev. r. Irving Watkins preached an in
terestno missionary sermon. In the eve
ming he read the Church rules which as
sisted in removing tho veil from many
eyos.
James Doris will sever his connection
with the Delaware State Hospital for the
Insane He has been Mt the Hospital for
tho past fifteen months and has been in G
ward.