The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-29
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June Goth. 11o)!

Candidates have made their APP
pearance with the June bugs and
will stay here until the fall when
all will drop out Of sight in each
class except the successful ones.
The Republicans feel confident that
New Castle hundred is bound to
stay in the Republican column. In
the second district in 1S9Sthe DEM
ocratic majority OF 40 was turned
into Republican majority of six.
Each district except the western
can keep the Democrats under and
in the western district the Demo-
cratic majority can be turned down.
Now that William Stafford has an
nounced himself as candidate tor
representative it is safe to say that
we will have another one in the
field before week passes. James
w. Foster for Levy Court Commits
sIoner is growing more and more in
favor with Regulars and Unions
alike. He has powerful following
in the Fourth district and is sure
to make the nomination contest an
interesting one.
Arthur M. Wise has announced
his candidacy for Assessor. Mr..
Wise would make first class
county officer. In 1898 he was de-
feated BY w. Marvin Truss by but
a few votes. Ii nominated Mr..
Wise would make strong fight for
his position.
The pallbearers at the funeral Of
James Morton Edwards Yesterday
we're Eddie Elkinton, Richard Rod
ney, Frank Holcomb. Archie Rem
ME, Eugene Chase, David Stewart,
Jr. Services were conducted at
the house by Rev. S. B. Wylie.
Ii you want to have an enjoy able
time this evening then 60 to Com
pany HIS armory where the soldiers
will serve ice cream, cake and soft
drinks to all who patronize their
fruit and ice creamfestival. Those
in charge of the tables will be;
Mrs. Chauncey p. Holcomb and
Mrs. John Hammers. cakes; Mrs.
A. Goods, Miss Anna Gemmill,
Miss Mary Mcguire, Miss Lydia
Wright, Miss Maud Hewlett, Miss
Ollie Mcclure, Miss Ida White,
Miss Lucy White, Miss Lizzie Muir
phv, Miss Anna Reynolds.
The funeral of Mary A. Wright,
the little daughter of John H.
Wright, Of No. 410 Queen street,
Wilmington, will take place tomor-
row. Interment will be made j.. the
Presbyterian cemetery.
Misses Alice Frazer, Alpine
Smith, Julia Lavender, Minnie Tay-
lor, and John Wright, James Nc
Grory. Harry Frazer and Eddie
r. Elkinton are spending the day
on Mr.. Whites farm.
Not for many years has New
Castle man been sent over in the
chain gang until yesterday when
Richard DAVIS came over. Davis
is held for court to answer the
charge of ENLIGHTENMENT.
Harry Montgomery, conductor
on the Wilmington and New Castle
Electric Railway, is seriously in-
disposed at his home.
A large number of New Castle
pesple will learn with regret that
the Republic Savings and Loan AS
sociation of New York, is about to
60 into the hands of a receiver.
Some people even went SO far as to
draw money out of the local loans
and invest in the New York Con-
Germ.
Bets have been made that the
Newark team will defeat the New
Castle club tomorrow. Wise heads
say mot if Mcguire and Kirby get
support The batting order fol-
lows New Castle A. C.-Duffy, 3d.;
Countiss, c.; Bacon, 3D.: Newlove,
6. S.. Bridgewater, Mcclure, Kirby,
p; Vantine,. c. f.; Ray Bacon. r. f.;
Scarborough, h.; Fritz, ]. T.
NewaIk-L. Steele. c. f.; L. Will
lis, 3d.. L. ID. Steele, +. f. Arm
strong, 3D.. Montgomery, !. f.; Will
lis, pc. Steele, s. s.; Rowan, 1b.;
Gamble, c.
Industry Council, Jr. O. U. A. NJ. |
will pay a visit to Diamond Council
on Monday evening.