The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-28
ITEMS FROM
new CASTLE.
May 2sth, lNl

the knights OF Pythias Hall yester
day afternoon. State Presiden
John J. Mullin presided at the
State Board meeting. Deleg ates
were present from the four divisions
in Wilmington, No. 2 Of Henry Clay,
No. of Hockessin and No. s o.
Newark. A lengthy report OF the
proceedings Of the Nation / Conven.
ton recently held at Boston, was
presented. The next National Con
vention will be held IN Denver, Col.
orado. The following officers were
chosen: State Chaplain, Rev. J.. A.
Lyons, V. G.;, State President,
James p. Carey, Wilmington; State
Secretary, d. w. Mullin, Whining.
ton; State Treasurer, w. S. Mar
tin, New Castle.
At the conclusion OF the State
Convention. County President A. f.
Lowell called the meeting to order.
These officers were chosen: Chap
lain, Rev. George OFT, Newark;
President. D. F. Leary, Whining
ton; Vice-President. Thomas Riley,
Newark; Secretary, John +. Sphan,
Wilmington; Treasurer, William
Casey, Henry Clay. The new Off
GERS have been identified with the
work of the order for many years.
The West End was given gen.
eral surprise on Saturday when
Andrew NJ. Gallagher was elected
member of the County Committee.
Patrick McGrory was the opposing
candidate and Mr.. Gallagher re-
ceived 152 votes and Mr.. McGrory,
146 votes. The election was held
in the four districts. The result as
far as Levy Court Commissioner is
concerned, it makes no difference.
He wants to succeed himself and
there is opposition to this course.
That matter will be settled at the
county committee meeting on next
Thursday. MIR. Gallagher is in
favor Of MIR. White because he be-
lieves that he would strengthen the
Democratic ticket.
The Castle Wheelmen's base ball
club came here on Saturday and
the tire of their ambition was
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t .s ~ 49,. IA 49," 80. W. ousM
md Vant;ns h,ttod Nth - a unS ~ -
succeeded in sending the ball over
the fence. The New Castle players
nut I'D a rame that Dlea sed the 20O
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NJ VIM, po,I,s :" q" 10 10 ~ o.
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n nv . nhaa nv ;netrn.t;rs W., n anu
go. "on -. ~, 81, % e' nion on
plai ~ - tts NJ NJ, C"at,a NC was
Hos ,;+,I 70 r,;r;star ~ ~ sotnty
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q ns '..n ~ ~ ~" sn ,'I9Pets anu 1o
a DeheI''''on "e1e neiu at "oo
y tn I0ha .,,o.,o oe Nav co
ny PeoP'e ~ Me" Sas.le shou.a
.e. ~. ~, In &C. ana generously
~ . tne ea "a a ~, no"eis ioi me ne deco
i, a..on ., W soi u fates' nc men
wiz sep oene".h tne sou were
our oeneiae.ors; III MS aoaress 10
u lne members 81 s OF .ne WATSON Post'
" a, M, anu eo rpy H. Az ". ~,
IN lnl'i"n r ohu'.n' yesterday
lnorh,hs' SnaPlaln munson cailed
at'eh'loli ~ ehe lael 'nat tue sailors
" ele oie e io,so''en On memorial
ua!s. he,l oones are "hl:ehing
IN .ne s sea, ~. .nes nave no Wlno'ng
sneel oal tne ss"-Weeu. IL 49, OF
COURSE 'h,posslo,e 10 erect hionu-
lnent vi s.lew iio"ers over tnem'
yet 'ney uese,tG 10 ne remembered.
ne also urged tnat therc De no DIS
G : maze IN scattering the
llo"ersi tnat the graves OF the men
M y, wore tne gray oe hohorea IN
lhe same way DIS those VINO haa
worn .he olue,
Deloett hlrk OF lnllaaeiphla' mas
oeen WISHING MS parents:
Ash!on Miillams OF ihllaaelph'a.
relatives here Yesterday.