The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-09
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Correspondence of the REPUBLICAN,.
October 9, 1899.

In the jail at Easton, Pa, is confined
Hungarian who residsd here for years.
His name Is Stephen Guszin and th
: charge against him Is that of murder.
Hungarians will fight and Steve was ont
Of the fighting kind. In row last wecl
he was one Of the participants.
Jacob Vasco another Hunga rlHn who
resided in Dobinsvllle fours ago, was SHOT
dead. The post mor:em examination
showed that 1T was n 3S calibre bullet that
caused Vascos death.
| Guszin had SO calibre revolver in hi
| possession when arrested He had been
firing the weapon and hence the charge OF
murder was preferred against him.
Emmanuel Episcopal Church will be re-
dedicated on next Thursday morning
when the session Of the Woman's Auxili-
nry will open there. Contractor John M.
Hassee has done considerable panellng In
the church and A. Herman Padburg has
finished the decoration Of the interior.
=, Word was received on Saturday of the
death of Mrs. Ellen Golden. of No. 2.4
North Franklin street, Wilmington. De-
ceased was sistor of Barney and Michael
Rogers of this city.
At special meeting OF ST. Peters I. A
b. Society held yesterday It was decided
not to rent q hall. There are number Of
young members coming into the society
at each meeting and soms members
thought 1t best to secure hall whers the
members could spend the evenings. But
the meeting yesterday decided not to
rent u room at present.
A conference was held between mem-
bers of City Council and Attorney Peter
L. Cooper over the Delaware City and
Nsw Castle Electric Railway entering
New Cnstlc but no agreemenu has been
reached SO far.
The new railway Is willing to do what
is fair but members Of Council are stub
bornly asking for some things which the
company could not grant.
s. Redmond Smith objects to the part
of his farm over which the proposed route
is intended to take. If New Castle ever
wants to grow larger now is its chanse to
begin. 1t has tho advantage of being six
miles nearer to the down country people
than Wilmington. When the people
won come here they would spend money
In the stores.
More men would be employed on he
trolley cars and the value OF property
along the rou @ would be increased. Live
business men cannot see how the property
SO blinded that they are dllly dallying
over the granting of the right of way.
= .sPoitcs are beginning to get warm in
New Castle hundrad. The crop of poll
ticlans that will bs seeking office will be
sufficiently large to allow of fair sized
June drop.
The Democrats in New Castle hundred
arc arranging for powerful camp aign.
The trenches have been dug and the con-
duits will shortly be laid according to
the we'll devised plans Then the wi-es
WIN be put into position and desperate
effort will be made 10 capture New Castle
hundred.
One year ago New Castle hundred came
into the political port with her flag flying
Union down. Party disruption, ,debauchery
and trickery cdused the people to desert
the old hulk and 10 aboard Of the victori-
Gus Republican party ship.
They ara there still and they intend to
stay thers The Republicans. II united,
can hold New Castle solid in her new and
righttul plaza. Therefore 1T is the duty uf
all Republicans tn consider we'll the
course they intend to pursue, Personal 1
should never stand ahead Of
principle. To no man or set of men should
the Republicans of this hundred swear
allegiance unless that man or set OF men
are for tho best interests of the gran d old
party. II the farmer expects
to harvest any wheat next summer 10 |
must cultivate and seed his land in the
previous fall
1t is SO with the Republican party If 1t
wants to carry victory OH It's banner In |
November 1900, then now is the time to |
start to cultivate. There may be rocks |
and roots in the road these must be re-
moved or the least Objectionable ones only |
allowed to remain. Republican success
md renewed prosper ity is what we want.
James g. Shaw, Jr., returned home from
New York on Saturday night. He had
,een there for q woek trying to see
'acht race.
George Wilhelme of German town paid a
,isit to his relations here yesterday.
f. j. Rogers has charge of tho loading
rang at tho Del ware works Of the Nation
il Tube Company. Albert Foster has
,een promoted to the position of shipping
.lerk.
The New foot ball team is ready for chal
enges and all clubs in the state averag-
ng l45 pounds, are requested to send their
Iddress to Charles Couutiss. Tho team
would like to play the first game on noxt.
The team lines up as follows;
oft end. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Leacn
Ie1t Tackle. ....-,.. ............... Lyman
Ieft guard, d,.,....................T Thatcher
tlgnG centre ...........s.,....'.' NicholS !
tight guard. ...............,...... .....Snead