Evening journal., 1904-10-26
SUPERINTENDENT
MAKES REPORT
Public Schools Have Over
-Four Hundred Pupils in
Attendance
SCHOLARS SPECIALLY COMMENDED
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
New Castle, oct. 26.-After waiting
for sometime for quorum members
of the Board OF Education met in regu-
lar session last evening and transacted
routine business.
In his report superintendent Hollo-
way stated that the seating capacity
of the schools was 599 with total
enrolment of 46s.
some of the classes were crowded to
their full capacity. In the High
School there was one applicant more
than could be accommodated.The fol-
lowing scholars were reported deserv-
ing of special commendation: High
School-Eva Deakyne. Edward CORN
ley. Edna Slack, Ethel Wright Helena
Mahoney Harry Weggenmann, Helen
Bross, Mary Stewart, John Foster,
Reeda Stoops, Carrie Gemmill, Helen
Hance, Bessie McFarlin. Olga Wise,
Lena Cannon. Eight scholars were re-
ported meritorious.
Miss Mahoneys school-Charles
Hewitt, Margaret Wilhelme, Greta
Toner. Elizabeth McCaughan, Greta
Shearer Elizabeth Davis Carrie Sulli-
van. Elva Morgan. Ethel Barnes Ber-
tha Sutton Elizabeth Lester, Reba
Davis. Oscar Knause.
Miss Janvier's school--M Marcella Gall
loway,, Stella Sibley. Isabella Clark,
Marie Smith Elizabeth Bacon, Clara
Sterling. Vaughan Lancaster. Percy
/Peech. Wesley Pennel.
Miss Vantine's school-Willard
Stoops. Victor Biggs. James Wilson,
May Rossell. Elizabeth Bartlett. Brad
ford Lunt. Richard Price. Margaret
Grant. Josephine Gannieask.
Miss Carricks school-John Carlin.
Elsie Warren. Katie Leonard, Francis
McFarln, Addle Temple. Helen Me-
Dewitt, Bessie Reynolds.
Miss LAWYERS school-Joseph Card
ner. Carrie Shilling. Margaret McCaf-
ferty. Lidie Gott, Rose McCaughan
Gertrude Shilling, sylvester Tidwell
Tillie Bratton.
Miss Goodley's school-Mabel Cle-
we'll. Clara King. Ruth Stewart, Nellie
Galloway Helen Beck. Rhoda Hew-
lett, Jennie Ridings, Iva Willis Rose
Toner. Reese Clark.
Miss Downies schOol-Louise Gem
mill, John Hsllman, Brice Vallette
James Taylor, Emily Lunt. Myrtle Hall
Elizabeth White Pauline Wilhelme
Sadie Vantine Flora Walls.
Miss McGonigle's school-Katie Nc
Daniel. John Naylor, Harry MontgOm-
cry, Joseph Grant, Mildred Stoops
Margaret McGrath. Sara Stewart. Lola
Vining. Flora Downey, Irene Wise
Beatrice Price. Florence Carlin.
Miss Wilson's school-Marie Colli-
son, Elizabeth Bacon, Katie Toner, Ida
Lank, Margaret McCaughan. Grace Nc
Caughan. Clara Walls Mary Biggs
Tafr
Miss Dennison's school-MaggiC
Hendrix, Rose Rodgers. Ethel Vantine
William White, George Irons, William
Peech.
The following bills were ordered
paid: John NJ. Hance. SSO05: j. T. and
/. e. Eliason. s174S3; Fred c. Nam.
mele, S4.2O; text books. :3O42.
colored Men to Meet.
In thei Opera House tonight there
viii be a meeting Of the colored voter,
of New Castle hundred. Addresses will
be made by Gllchrist Stewart, John L
Telpair and II. c. Robinson. The Co
mmbian Band of Wilmington vii
furnish music.
Democrats to Meet.
Tomorrow evening in the Opera
AAoANN a DtliotAdAAN mass liAtdAiAb VII
be held under the auspices of the New
Castle Hundred Democratic Club. Ad
dresses VIII be made by ]. Frank Ball
William +. Smalley and John +. Nal
10y
Appointed Medical Referee.
DR.. Dudley L. Munsen. son Of tn
Rev. Or. Munsen, has been appointed
medical referee for the New York AIu
tual Life Insurance Company. His du
ties VIII take him to San Francisco
and Seattle, Wash. He win begin hi
work on January 1.
"The Louise"
John Refs has called his new apart
ment house at Third and Delawar
streets "The Louise" The house i
named after a young daughter of MI
Refs who died some years ago.