The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-27
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.
January 2Sth. 1900

An evening social will be given at the
home OF Mrs. Thomas ID. v alls. Sixth and
delaware streets this evening. Tue Iro'
Ceeds will be for the benefit Of the Frat
Baptist church of this city. There b -
been arranged . pleasing program far The
occasion. Among thO,o who Will render
solos will be Rev. Laissor A. Brown.
Other musical and literary nuhbers
will conclude the program and te!r, sh-
ments will 10 served.
There were a number of angry Demo.
Gratis In New Castle city lbst evening. hs
cause Of their disappoinl ment was that
they did not receivJ tickets TO admit tn IN
TO tho Opera House In Whining on to near
| William Jennings iiryan. he ever fai h
full Democrats stated openly their displea-.
| ure at being left out in the cold. First
they were promised two free cars to take
them over and theu they were informed
tbs there would be no fec rides. But
the worst blow of all was when they could
no get he tickets.
To add 10 their chnRrin a number Of
single takers secu, cd tickets. Threats of
an open revolt during the coming year
were made. But these Democrats can ba
whipped In o line. They will be- pa ted
on The bnck next summer, elected al er-
nate delegates, allowed to hold IL primary
election Or on election day be SAINT
With team to bring in sUlie doubtful
voter.
But the Democats Of New Ca tie hun.
dred need not become disgruntled. II
1893 they were whipped with their own
weapon. With a united Republican
par ' in 1900 the Democrats will be buried
deep with their fucus downward 50 that
when they scratch they will 20 down deep.
er aud deeper. New Castle hundred people
have become tired Of the t:satinent OF dis
homes, men and will not support Demo.
cratic rascality.
The funeral of Thomas Martin tonk
place this morning from the undertaking
pariors Of Undertaken Clewsll. Services
were conducted by Rev H. Irving Wat
kins. lnlerment was made In Christiana
Cemetery.
The funeral Of John y. Cannon took
place this afternoon from tho residences Of
his .on, James Il. Cannon. North Fifth
Street. Services We're conducted IN Nuz.
areth M. II. Church by Rev. r. l. Wat
kins and intGruIent made In the adjoin.
ing cemetery
Preparations are under way for the
starting of the Teton Cot ton Mills. Sew
eral additional hands have bgen added
within tho past few days aud he mills
arc being ut in running order. 1t is rx-
pec;ei to start during the Coming week
with 125 hands and within q short period
increase the mum Der to about 25O hands,
James Lancaster has been fitting the mill
with new gas burners
Night work will De started during the
coming week at the Knowles woolcn
mills. This ia necss sary tn hasten the
work Of filling orders now in hand
The Appointment Of William Woggen-
man rs engineer OF Ln', fur mills to
succeed Gus Pomitt whog goes to Whining
ton TO accept IL similar position at the
juie mills has been announced.
Co. II. N G. d. has received n Dortion
of their Announcements and 1t Is eIpec cd
that the me will begin to drill on Wei.
nesday evening. Two more men were
adled to tbs 'oll OH Wedns day.
The officers Of AdeIphia Lodge. X. Of T..
were ms allied by the Grand officers last |
William W. Knowles. Vice G. William
D. Stuop,, Prelate William II. Cannon,
n. OF w.. O. u. Ridings N. of A. james
Clough, K. of X & =. Harry j. Rothrock,
M. Of f., p. } Ahern. Nj Of t., Rev. K.
Irving Wa kin-.
Inside Guard, james Fl. Bennett; Out
side Guard. George Wi helm; Rep TO
Guard Lodge. o. u. Rulings.
The Grand officer, were accompanied by
members Of several lodges. Among tho
noticed were Grand Chancellor, Charles
B. ST., mons, Vice Chancellor. Il. l.. Bea.
son, Grand Prelate, Charles H. Lppin-
colt, Gand Inside Guard, kev. X l.
Watkins, Supreme Louge Representative,
John ii. Scott, O,ceola Lodge, Charles
Mckinsey, 2. 9. Oriental L'dgc. Peter
Stewart p. @. Lincoln Lodge, John
barnes, 2. g Clayton Lodge. G Jorge
White, z. c. Lafayette Lodge, John Sim
mons, W. N. Meredith, Edward Melrhlor,
Hawke aud about twenty other
members.
Washington Lodge, Frank Bradley,
Champion, Rev. Nnrthrup. at tina conciu-
sioE of the Installation OF the officer, Soy
nrnl addresses were deiivrrai Then fol-
lowed mu ical and litornty entertain
with a lunch.
Miss Laura Price Of Wilmington is tho
guest of NJ IS NJ. Ahern.