The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-14
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May l4tb, i,oA

WIN paw w SdIuNudy dltcIuVOH
at 4 O'Clock, from the residence OF
her son-In-law. Thomas Walls,
southeast corner Sixth and Della
ware streets. Services were con-
Quoted b. Rev Mr.. Nicholas Of
Chester. Interment was made in
the Methodist cemetery. The pail
bearers were William Harrington,
Joseph H. Dougherty, Edward
Challenger, Lewis Hushebeck, Ed
ward Daily and John Fritz.
HIBERNIANs NOMINATE OFFICERS.
There was large attendance of
members at the meeting of Division
No. 3, Ancient Order of Hibernians,
held on Saturday night. The fol-
lowing officers were nominated:
For President-James F. Dough-
erty, Peter G. Madden.
For Vice-President - John P.
Murphy Matthew Sullivan. ''S-.
For Observation-Disclosures Rogers.
For Recording Secretary-Wil-
liam S. Martin, James McHugh.
For Financial Secretary-Peter
G. Madden, John P. Murphy.
Sick Committee-James McHugh,
John F. Campbell, Joseph Patton,
Michael Rogers, Peter Madden,
John ]. Reynolds.
Standing Committee-Henry Mad
den, jeremiah Donovan, Charles
Toner, John F. Campbell. James
McHugh, James Ryan ST., Michael
Rogers.
Sergeant-at-arms-PeterG. Mad
den, John p. Murphy.
The Division is in very healthy
condition and has made a large in
crease in its membership during
the year.
GENERAL NEWS OF THE DAY.
The street car travel between
Wilmington and New Castle was
heavy.
The New Castle hundred COM
mittee has forwarded to Governor
Tunnel the names of Republicans
in this hundred that would make
competent assistant registrars. The
appointments will be made inside
of two weeks.
c;nn;na ~ ,rava o 100 go H. ~
Brown Of Wilmington, is hustling
for the nomination for Clerk OF the
Peace. He has strong following
in New Castle hundred.
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Al LIE 'Ah"hl'
MEMBERS OF company ~ N. u. D.
naa anosher target PIaeIlce on eat-
uiuay ai,eIhoon Inc ram Inter
ieieo WIN 'ne men seeing tne tar,
set' Lieu'endnt hammers ana
So o beckett quannea at the
loo aras as tne FORMER scorea ~
anu inc latter ~ points,
THERE WAS NO GAME.
The PLAYERS of the Link Belt
Base Ball Club of PHILADELPHIA.
came here on Saturday but owing
to the heavy downpour of rainthere
was no game. The grounds we're
in excellent condition and fully 500
admirers of the New Castle club
and the National pame we're disan.
pointed, The Vesner Club If
PHILADELPHIA will be here on next
SATURDAY.
The came between the R;lsv
Senate and the West End hase hi,
club was postnoned until newt Sat
urdav ' N
ATrnNnpn rur,pcu
THE remhers of g. pe+er,s Tot,,
Abstinence Beneficial Society at.
tanded Grst mac in bod s,+s a."
d,v morn;,r and rece;va3 Iii,
Communion Rev Edward T.
BRADY in the course If his sermon
CONGRATULATED The soc;etv rnnr ~
determined stand for 1;her+u rhs
slaves ofintemnerance a ra f,r roors
numerous than ali other slaves IN
tbe world and Il ;s r;rbt .,d a.o,an
TO declare warfare aoainst sn.h
slavery. II was A prafifv;no siaht
to him and the conereg.tion ~ sae
the members onenIv nrofess tho;r
faith and equally nra+;Gr;nn mns
the TACT that their GOOD ex,mnle
has been inst, umenfal in adding
several new members 1,ta,u w thss
society The members who rs az
lv io:ned are Young men betwean