The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-29
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.

NoN SdStlt, July SJ.-l here lS III
trouble among Republicans in New
Castle hundred. The colored man
in New Castle hundred as we'll as
every place else that the Republi.
can party has been, is now and will
be the friend of the colored race.
Democrats would like to do here
what they have tried to do in other
places cause dissatisfaction. 1t may
as well be stated now as any time
that the Attorney General is Re-
publican and that the Democrat
who attempts to induce a man not
to register will be given the full
benefit of the law. Every Democrat
and Republican in New Castle hun.
lred who is entitled to registration
will be registered Persons not en-
titled to registration will be denied
by the registrars or taken before
the court to show cause why they
should not have their names erased
from the registration books. Re-
publicans here hope to see two Uni
ted States senators chosen before
October.
At a meeting of the trustees of
the First Presbyterian Church held
last night it was decided to give the
annual excursion of the Sunday
school to Cape May on Thursday,
August IA. John Il. Stoops and
John f. Taylor were named a COM
mittee to make full arrangements.
Cars will be chartered to carry the
passengers from Delaware City and
New Castle. The trip will be de-
lightful one and will be availed of
by large number of people from
here.
The funeral of Charles Lunt took
place on Sunday afternoon in Den
yer, COL, and interment was made
in one of the cemeteries of that city
The Sunday school of the Red
Lion NJ. E. Church will picnic at
Brandywine Springs during the
month of August.
The Board of Education will have
a knotty question to decide tonight
when the applications of large
number of persons who wish to be
come principal and assistant princi-
pal will be considered. If the state
ments of the pupils are to be con-
sidered then outsiders do net know
anything of the discipline in the
High school. They claim it was ex-
cellent and outsiders say it was the
opposite.
Rudolph A. Vdllett placed his
new mail wagon in service Lyester-
day. The wagon is of the regllla-
ton type and presents a neat ap-
pearance. Weldin c. Vining, the
other carrier, will receive his wagon
tomorrow.
The funeral services over the re-
mains of Mrs. Eta Ball, wife of |
James Preston Ball, will be held at |
her home, No. % North Fourth
street, at 5 o'clock this afternoon.
will be made at Hunting
ton, Pa, tomorrow.
James sherwood and Michael
Bishop are painting the home of
City Councilman Reynolds The
house was recently damaged by fire
The new passes for use over the
local trolley lines have been issued
and will be placed in service Oh Fri
lay morning. The old pass books
will be annulled.
The Madeley NJ. E. Church excur-
sion to Delaware City last night
three carloads of people
who had glorious time. |
Mrs. Carolyn Timms returned
yesterday from kennett Square,
where she had been called about a
week ago on account of the serious
llness of her daughter, Mrs. James
3urgie. The latter shows slight i'm
Miss Laura Meredith, who is in
he Presbyterian Hospital, Phila-
lelphia, is better although very
weak
Lawn swings, benches and porch
hairs. Stoops.
John Wright continues to improve
George D. Williams has an out
ng tent for sale at half price.
The Ushers Union will give its
rolley ride to Delaware City to-
light.
Ten thousand demons gnawing
Wav at ones yitalS cDuldn't b,, much