Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-09-27
THE NEWS OF NEW CASTLE.
stan Correspondence Of Gazette and Journal.


star Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal.
New Castle, Sept 26. AT the monthly
meeting OF the Board Of Education, last
evening, President Eliason occupied
the chair. Messra. Stewart and Philips |
were absent The former is away on a
vacation of 10 days and is now at
Covingtnn, Ky. i
Prof. Richardson, superintendent ct
schools, was present and received a
hear ty welcome He asked for clocks
for his room and that OF Miss Stiokuey,
assistant principal.
The salaries OF tho teachers were
ordered drawn The report of the
treasurer showed a balances OF 81, 048 on
hand. Bills for school property to the
extent of SIG. % and bills of the text
book committee amounting to $25l.7l
we're allowed.
An application was received FROM
| Mrs. Robert Whittcck, resident OF
the Hamburg Farm, for the privilege
Of allowing her nieos and tive members
Of her family entrance into thu schools.
The matter was talked over at length
and the law governing the admission Of
| scholars from outlying districts was
considered. 1t was decided TO notify
Mrs. Whittcck that the children, II
advanced above. the sixth grade and
there was room ip the schools, could
be admitted on receiving certificate
from County Superintendent Smith.
The following scholars were COM
mended for department and progress:
Third grade, Miss Reba Z. Saunders,
teacher--CIara King, Jennie Rulings,
Rosa Toner, Vera Atkinson, Anna
Geer, Alya Watts, Blanche Campbell,
Lulu Morrison, Rhoda Hewlett. Mabel
Clewell, Frederick Shaw, Anthony Hull,
Osee Hance, Herbert Ilee, John Geer,
Rowland Hughes, Louis Gemmill,
Rogers Gravel, Willie Wadsley.
Fifth grade, Miss May B. Good
ley, teacher-Genevieve Lawlor, Rosa
Keegan, Ella Bennett, Helen Gallagher,
Ethel Weegenmann, Eva Deakyne,
! Winsow, Mary Clark. Edith Harris,
, Livera Harris, Mary Smith, Anna
, Gormley, Beth Toner, Emma Rossell,
James IIance, Hugh McCaughan,
Louis valett, Eddie Toner, Harry
| Morrison, James Hatton.
8 Fourth grade, Mics Carrie Downie
, observation-disclosures Lyman. Edna Bills, M
, Biehrent, L. Doris, Mary Bills. JohI
Mailman, Rebecca Geer, Oscar Knause
Greta Shearer, Greta Toner. Eddi
a Cline, Charles Klingmeyer, Regini
0 Wall, Katie Wilhelme. Myrtle Hall
q Margaret Wilhelme, John Harris Hiet
a Graham, Stella Shaw, Elizabeth Davis
Willie Stoops, Pealla Willis, Lol
Willis. Sophia Taylor, Helen Beck
( Mary Jacobs, Hettie Jacobs.
d Eighth grade, Miss Anna M. Reber
d teacher-Marie Mahoney. Myrtle Ma
p guire. Howard Wilhelme, Charles S
II Fleming, James Toman, Harry Smith
-" Michael Rodgers, George Bennett
Willie Elkinton, Edward Plat, Va
Ut Dyke STEWART, Jesse Watts.
al Seventh grade, Miss Dalema Draper
,r teacher Helen Mahoney, Helen Hanct
!, Katie Sullivan, Evan Lancaster, Pa,
~ Wier, Edward Gormley, John Foste
+ Lucy Morrison, hose Morrison, Carr
30 Clewell, Olivia Lank, Eugenia Knaus
10 Anna Winslow, Katie Madden, Maj
i'd Hoodock.
a. Sixth grade, Miss Cecilia Malone.
=. teacher-Carrie Spear, Mary Stewar
Vi Helen Bross, Lizzie Becker, Clai
Newlore, Addie Murphy, Anna La
caster, Daisy Shaw, Reda Stoops, Ain
Dyer, Clara Hendrix, Ralph Watt
al Charles Sweetnan, Harry Hall, Able
e. King, Theodore Hatton, Leslie Wall
Mt Harry Weggenmann, Elmer Cavende
~ For the game of baseball between u
local team and the Melrose team, ne
rs Saturday afternoon, 1t is likely tn
nd each of the three pitchers, Will
vt Bridgewater and Mcclure, will have
on turn in the box. The batting order
- the Melrose team will be: Brandt, s. 8
~. Watson, c. Rose, 3b. MoElroy, ID
IN Seed, CT. Flynn. Oh; Somners, III
I'D E. Koch, or Dovey, ri. Sheppard,
a rhis means the visiting team is great
yer strengthened.
~ Howard Harrison was fined s. a.
costs, yesterday afternoon, by Mag
VI trate Vanrasdalen on the charge of d.
for orderly conduct. He Is the man "
led on Monday of last week is alleged
,us have attempted TO shoot Conduct
bo Clough on the Delaware City end
s the trolley line because the conduct
'eu put him off the car.
md Wednesday next the New Cas-
the Athletic Association team will go
not Dover, where they will play taseb
-so team to be selected for the occasion.
H., The game at Battery Park on Sat'
'n' day will not mark the close OF I
no. season Manager Shearer has book
the Prospect for another game
on Saturday, October 9th.
inc Mary Brown, Hungarian, who
,m been employed at various times
| uOuSbht5ItT '
'est arrested yesterday morning, chars
an with the larceny OF SIS from J
ais Leonard. After hearing she Y
tes. committed to Jail in default Of . t
,an Eond of 500. In the evening Aug
'a JTerschke of Wilmington offered secul
ger and she was released.
to Harry Mcdaniel, injured 10 the cr
of the falling walls Of an old build
hat near his home is slightly improv
,or although not considered out OF dams
'u Last evening the sailors of the thu
ne mast Schooner William O. Wick
vice coal laden from Philadelphia for ia
ieye sonville, deserted the vessel as she
ring opposite this city. They claimed
SEE the hunks were not of the regula'
~, size and that the vessel was not W
mad they had expected her to be. On
, it, the men, who measured over 6 I
tion stated that his bunk was only fe
| his GREAT TROLLEY SYSTEM.