The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-10
ITEMS FROM I
new CASTLE,
April 10th, 1901

| ne election OF the OnCefS OF the
Citizens Building and Loan Assoc
citation last evening resulted in the
selection of the following: President,
George w. Dickerson; vice presi-
dent, John c. Mahoney; secretary,
William ]. Ferris; treasurer, Will
liam e. Rothwell: Directors, Thos.
Frazer, Denney S. Smith, Edward
Daily, Patrick McGrory, Moses B..
! Fleming, William J.. Etchell, Geo.
w. Vantine, James VanArsdalen
and John Sheridan.
The bylaws were amended to
hold the nominations in February
and the elections in March in place
! of March and April as has been
the rule.
The report of the auditors, Geo.
II. Rennie, c. Ferris Jemison and
James T. Challenger showed the
loan in fiourishing condition.
No beer or liquors are to be sold
in this city to-day.
Hugh Smith, son Of Mrs. Emma
Smith, who has been in a hospital
for several months returned home
last evening. In honor Of his re-
turn he was rendered a surprise
party by his friends. Among whom
we're: Misses Mary Bridgewa alter,
Mary King. Emma Bradley, Mary
Dernis, Agnes Hewlett, Alice
Cooper, Nellie Rossell, Myrtle Ma
CURE, Clara NewIove. Essie Kirby,
William Smith, Harry Smith, Chas.
S. Fleming, Harry Gravel, John
Campbell, Harvey Newlove, Daniel
McCaughan, James White. George
Murray, Henry Taylor. Harry Hall,
William Hall, William Lawlor,
William Elkinton, Charles Town
send, Give Sudell, Van Dyke
Stewart.
Two cars laden with wire for the
New Castle and Delaware City
railroad arrived at the freight house
of the Delaware railroad yesterday.
Several car loads of ties and trolley
poles arrived at Reybold crossing
near Delaware City.
Joseph Stokes Goodwin is suffering
from sore foot the result of having
barrel Of beer fall upon the mem
Der.
Yesterday was banner day in
the shad fishing industry, 375 was
high boat and at the price paid a
neat sum was realized.
Candidates forotfice were trotting
about last evening looking for
friends whom they had forgotten.
There will be quite a fight Tor the
assessorshlp.
William Morrison is candidate
for Council and was among the
hustlers last night He has served
in Council and was instrumental in
having Front street repaved. The
contest is likely to wax warm this
afternoon.
Superintendent King will be ask
ed to put trailer to the OIL "a. M.
car. I here are from 90 to p pas
sengers on the car each NOR ming
and if some OF the passengers did
not permit others to sit on their
knees there would not be sufficient
room. superintendent King al
ways tries to accommodate the peo-
pie and in this instance will do so
no doubt.
Yesterday afternoon David Mil
Ter, clerk in the store of John
Thompson, nearly severed the fin
gers Of his left hand while using
butcher knife. He was taken to
Ferris drug store to have the in
jured disits dressed. He tainted
and DR.. Blair dressed the fingers
before he came to again. Miller
narrowing escaped having the men,
ters taken off.
The yacht u. S. ", Captain e.
e. Rogers, owner, and Harry Lam
caster, engineer, was out on the
river yesterday. The Yacht is
used in CARRYING shad for Charles
Lancaster, who began pur chasing
the fish from the fishermen on the
river. He shipped about 500 shad
for his first shipment.
Or. BaIls Cough Syrup banishes at