The sun., 1900-10-04
IMMENSE CROWD
OF OUR CITIZENS
GREET Mr.. HUM
Republican Nominee For Gov.
ernor Makes Very Favor
able Impression.
VERY SUCCESSFUL RECEPTION
Republican Candidates Were Enter
tanned by the Young Mems Re-
publican Club and Citizens
Given an Opportunity to
Meet Them.

The reception rendered to John Hunn
Republican candidate for governor and
Ills associates Oh the Republican ticket,
by ihe Young Mems Republican Club
ut thp handsome club fo9l, no. Sl0
Sing street lust night was tle most sue
tpssful afuif ever given bg tle altib.
> le teiiiiiE "a fha 5ltlar Was hanasame-
& etoaned With lsa, Wiiu aad Blue
hntiiag Promptly III o'clock the doors
#ire 4IWH0d 10 tiuit the largest con
aanar III enthusiastic Republicans, "
Wgfl as eaHr fHlter Democrats, ls Eas
tsr acS piad tha hospitality % The
eblb.
i'or fuiy three hlurs many Rpnbii-
cana pasSsa Hta fh elnb raoms HHd
were utrlUeed ID he Cndidltns hS the
Following committee: ". W. knox.
William II. Heald. George IN. Sparks,
4 II. Rillany, II. I. joslyn, Hugh g.
Browne. Thomas 5. Lewis and Charles
Warner. i'll.
Excellent music was discn,msed by
Riggs orchestra. and fully 1000 people
were introduced to the candidates.
Mir. Hum made favorable impress
sion on i'll with whom he came in con-
tact. and nothing but praise for him
could be heard from the many Republi-
cans who took advantage of this oppor-
timity to meet him.
70 the following excellent committee
the credit should be given for the sue
cess Of the reception; +. T. Moody.
chairman; w. l.. Strahorn, w. G. Law
son, j. G. Lawson. DR. G. Shcrhorn Rice.
John H. Bramstein. G. Miller Turner,
II. r. Black, w. II. Taylor, G. A..
Rudolph, and +. w. Flynn.
There were many prominent 1sepubli-
cans present. among whom were the fol
lowing: William Lawton. Il. i. Cly-
mer. Boyd Il. Cleaver. Pencader hun
tlred; Horace G. Knowles. James w.
Robertson, Lewis TopkS. f. B. Shurter.
John Titus. w. s. Heisler. $. 4. Kemp,
| Walter l.. Butler. j. G. Buckingham,
J. 7. Challenger. New Castle; Il. S. r.
Butler, II. w. Zebley, II. G. Mahaffy,
Il. Mitchell, IT., II. 7. Rrmford. De
| Haven Morris, Edward +. Belts. james
Il. Clarkson, George II. Mccall Will
| liam Simmons, Henry c. Conrad, DIR. j.
Paul I.ukens, John +. Nields a. y.
| Nandcver, Hugh G. Browne, George L.
! Townsend. Charles II. Head, William
II. Piprson, Samuel A. Mcdaniel, Fran
cis $. Bradley. Joseph Il. Martin, En-
| lllllt II. INtluliIl, JHIltS llHllcuSts ".
T.. Alexander, William II. Hill, Charles
$. tohb. James b. Stidham. George II.
Ash, Il. G. jackson, Benjamin a. Groves
James NJ. Shakespeare, Ferris Giles,
! Isaac r. Parker, u. Il. Barnard. .Ir.,
James II. Wright. Jonathan S. .Ioslin,
James ID. Carter, Daniel Ross, Charles
Megginson, New Castle; John ]. Gal
lagher, Howard p. Ross. Pennocl Pusey
Holm Wainwright John X. Hartman.
| DR.. Il. q. Shortldge, Robert McFarlin,
a. T.. Beecher, George NJ. Fisher. DIR.
4. Il. Finntz. II. II. McAIullen, R.Lewis
Armstrong. Robert G. Fraim. Henry +.
Dure. George G. Maris, Charles II.
Blaine. Clarance Il. Holt. James Hitch
en-, Henry G. Mahaffy, ]. ID. TruXton, Of
Sussex: DIR. r. II. Knowles. New York
Delaware Clark. DIR. John Palmer .Ir.,
Philip q. Churchman. Winfield $ .Quig-
ley. Harry A. Brown, Frank A. Mitchell,
philemma Chandler. Horace g. Rettew,
Henry Clayton White, Frank l.. Speak
man. George ID. Kelley, John Il. Taylor,
Dir. Columbus Henry, Newark; FranciS
Magugan. Walter II. Hayes, Col II. A
dn Pont Charles r. Miller, and George
| w. Roberts.