Evening journal., 1903-04-25

II would be a difficul. mAutr 10 ma D. |
nan who knows more ro"pie IN Whining
on than r. Leslie Appel y. In his posi-
ion as ticket seller al French street sta
ion. Mr.. Appleby meets ala kinds and
,eaps of abuse meant for the railroad
.ompany is piled upon his shoulders, but
ne remains courteous and accommodating
through 81 all.
Nv his courteous trsi.tIsens In the box
office Of the Lyceum Theatre. Charles Nc
kinney. the tlclcet seller, has made a host
Of friends. In fact. Az he employees Of
this popular play house lave done much
toward making Il what = IL.
Alfred o. Crozler the i.es.aent of tho
Delaware Cement Brick Company is al
busy man these days. VI is getting thsI
south side plant in working order and
bidding ON npeh work His industry
promises TO be one OF the caitf Of its kind
IN the country.
Captain Horace Wilson e. tie Whining
ton Steamboat Company 4 though not in
active service on the boats Now is one of
the best versed men 81 the city on the
river It's tides and pesrliArit es.
Col. James r. Casper sln, freight agent,
is always ready and willing TO DO anything
in has EFFORT to facilitate therapid handling
of freight so that Wiim.ngtoa merchants
may be accommodated. ag lie is alive to tho
best interests Of the ROAD ami people and
is an efficient man.
James w. Ponder, the wot.lnown law-
yer is a great lover o.. .oset all. During
the summer months MI. Ponder can gem
orally be counted on NIcn there is an
especially good game.
Clerk of the Peace Winfield : Quigloy,
who has been IN with typhoid fover for
several weeks, will probably be ait his Of
flee next week. Mr.. Qnigtey is now re-
cuperatlns at7Atlantlc city
Caleb M Steward cl,nser of tho Nation-
al Bank OF Wilmington and Erandywine,
Is considered one OF the best solf players
In the city. Mr.. shewacd is "a member OF
the Wilmington Country Cnn and takes
an active part In its onaiIs.
Joseph l.. Carpenter, Jr. is an expert
In real estate matters Bis Opinion in such
matters is often sought tS those who wish
to buy or sell and are ia doubt as to the
right price. Mr.. Carpel.er IS also con-
nectod with a number OF Institutions.
Jeroms b. ben, eol or al publisher OF
the Sunday Star grel,ly surprised his
friends ~ the Membsrsrs9 Committee OF
the Board Of Trade on Thursday night by
reporting ninety new n,mbers. Mr. Bel
Is one of the members Who always has
taken an interest In The otrd's affairs.
Jesse Is. Baylis, the N,ll-known lesse<
Of the Opera House IS making an activ,
canvass for the Demosrdtic nominataou
for mayor. The Democ.dts have. as yet
announced no other cipGdate, although
there has been some talk @; clerk of Coun
ell William l.. lIamaun coming out foi
the office Mr.. Baylis g. widely know
and has served "a term es President o
Council.
The smiling face of Garrett; S. Smith cai
always be seen at the money order wdndov
in the postofnce He is 4. Iaominent mem
, Der Of the Knights Of Ctidem Eagle an,
; has many personal iiieiids
The announcement tia. Charles II
Jones. the well-known nt,ooco manufac
turer. has decided to sc, me candidate
, for she Republican aom.nstion of mayo
is causing much favorable comment. Mr.
Jones has host Of frienis ane will max
a good official should Ne be e.eosed.
Walter J. Young, tlis accommodatin
registry clerk at tho postofice is popula
With his fellow employees and the geners
public. Although his patience is severed
tried at times by the numerous senselee
questions ask Of him lie is nevertheless
always polite.
I Patrolmen Harry Hawke and Robei
s McGarvey have made several importar
. arrests Within the past few days. an
+, are receiving the cong latuiations Of thei
superior officers. Pau oiman McGarve
recently resumed his dlti,s OF the forcl
having fully recovered fr-m the effacl