Evening journal., 1904-02-15
COLUMBIA WINS
FROM WILLIAMSON
Locals Down Trade School
Boys for Second Time
This Season
FORMER CITIZEN DYING IN TEXAS
Special TO the Evening Journal.

Special 20 the Evening Journal.
New Castle. February 15.-For the sec
ond time this season the Columbia basket
BAN team defeated the williamson Reserve
team here on Saturday evening The score
was 10 to s. and there was no stage Of the
game when the home team was in any
danger. The contest throughout was fun
of science and exciting plays so that the
large audience was kept entertained
Hance and Mckay were unable to play
on account Of illness wier. Of the West
End. Wilmington. played centre for the
locals and acquitted himself IN good form
O'Connor's rushes. Gemmins throws. the
field goals Of Law.or came in for a good
share Of applause The lineup and sum-
mary
Columbia. Williamson.
Lawlor.. b. .... forward. D.. ........ Nield
OConnor e. q. forward. .. ...... Brink
Gemmill ... forward. .. O.. Houston
Wier o.. o.. o.. centre. ..... Massey
Virden ......... ...dofense.. ... slinghuf
Montgomery o.. defense. .Hefelfnger
Goals from field, Lawlor. 81 Gemmili, q
Wier J: Houston. l. snnghun .; fouls
columbia 10, Williamson. o; Goals made
from fous Gommill, z; slinghun 2; ref
eree. Wise; timekeepers. O'Connor and
Musser. time, 20 minute halves
Former New Castle Citizen Dying.
Word has been received by Edward
Challenger. OF this city. announcing the
Expected death of Harry Colclazer, at San
Antorio. Texas. who Will be remembered
Ia New Castle as a boy. His father. the
Rcv Henry colclazer, was pastor of New
Ca io NJ. j.. Church about thirty years
ago. and the young man spent his va
cations here. For several years he was
connected with the Philadelphia Record
and at one time was the managing editor
For several years he has been suffering
from pulmonary troubles and went to Tex
as ln the hope that the climate would
benefit him. lie was In the employ Of the
Postal Service and was engaged in estab-
fishing rural routes.
Mr.. Challenger's family were notified Of
Mr.. Colclazers condition by members
Of the latter's family with whom they are
intimate.
-liQndiy Mtctlnqs
Tho Home Missionary Society Of the
Methodist Church will meet This evening
az the home OF Mrs. Edward Challenger
on Market street Mrs n. NJ Browne.
president of the Wilmington Conference.
win Eive a report on her trip to the an
lnual conference held in Cincinnati IN No
vembcr. The subject IS one IN which the
ladies are greatly Interested so that
large attendance IS assured.
Chicago Woman Spoke.
The New Castle NJ. e. Church wss
crowded last evening to greet Miss Mary
lTaggari, the Chicago deaconess, who
made very helpful address. Miss Tag
Igart is an entertaining and impressive
talkcr and holds the audiences attention
closely.
Harmon A. c. Coming.
Harmon A. c.. OF Philadelphia, will be
the attraction against the Columbia bas-
ketball team IN the Opera House on SAT-
urday evening. This is said to be a strong
team, and a swift game Is looked for
News Of the Town.
Miss Pauline Nelson. Of Wilmington.
spent Sunday as the guest OF Mrs. James
.I. challenger.
Horace, the young son Of William Dea-
kyne Is suffering from an attack of grip
john the three-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fulenwoider. OF Edge Moor. was
taken M with asihmatic Group while on a
visit with his parents at the home of Dr.
John J. Black on Front street
r. +. Challenger OF Philadelphia. spent
Sunday with his parents Mr. and, Mrs
Edward Challenger, Of this place.