Evening journal., 1904-08-24
DEMOCRATS
IN HARMONY
Peaceful Meeting Held in the
Town Hall Building Last
Night sN
DELEGATES AND INSPECTORS NAMED
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might be named and also
that inspectors for each of the four
districts composing the hundred chosen.
When the meeting was called to or
der at Sis o'clock by Chairman John
J. Sheridan Denny S. Smith, acting as
fully $50 representative DEM
ocrats were present. OF the dozen or
more aspirants for county and hundred
Offices from New Castle hundred one
half of them were present and hob
nobbed with their opponents as we'll as
their friends and supporters.
Andrew NJ. Gallagher and David
Heyd, candidates for Representative
from the Tenth district. greeted each
other i'm friendly manner Chauncey
p. Holcomb, candidate for county
treasurer and receiver of taxes. and
Samuel T. Landers. candidate for sher-
in, smiled benignly on the assem-
blage. James b. Toman. candidate for
prothonotary, extended the glad hand
to all he met and other lesser lights
were equally cordial.
Committee Appointed.
After calling the meeting to order
and stating its object Chairman Sheri-
dan named the following as a commit
tee to select and present the names Of
men who would be asked to serve ON
the State and county committees and
as inspectors: First district, George
Morrison. John O. Lambson. James
EARLY; Second district, James f.
White. Frank Dell. Janvier. owen Il.
Sheridan; Third district John Ftz-
gerald, Alfred Brown. Charles Dough-
erty; Fourth district Charles II.
lShearer, e. L. Davidson, Harry Nc
Uulty
After each had signihed his accept
ance of the task the committee retired
to an ante-room for deliberation, re-
turning i'm a quarter of an hour and
announced its decision.
Delegates and Inspectors.
The delegates. alternates. delegate at
large and inspectors We're named and
accepted by an unanimous vote as fol-
lows: State delegates. William II.
Cooper Jr. First district; John p.
/ Murphy. Second district; Daniel J. Sui
llivan. Third district; Harry Y. Jamison,
Fourth district.
Alternates, George Unger. Denney S
Smith, John T. Hayes, Charles NJ
Davidson.
Delegate at large. John +. Campbelli
ALTERNATE, j. T. Cough
County delegates, First district, Jas
Doris; Second. George w. Eckles
Third. Patrick McGrory; Fourth, Jo-
Nseph Dougherty
Alternates. Harry Neher, George
Pustin Samuel Miller. William Schaf-
fer.
Delegate at large. John b. Brady
lalternate. J. Oakord Lambson.
Inspectors Henry Mcdaniel, First
district; Clarence Craig, Second
lStephen Stradley, Third; Samuel p
Roberts, Fourth.
The names of the delegates, alter
mates and inspectors were turned into
1.-THE county committee today. There be-
ling no further business before the
Injecting adjournment was made after
lgiving three cheers for Parker and
Davis.
But Little Friction.
Although there appears to be somt
little friction in the hundred committee
lit is generally conceded that harmony
las a rule prevails within the hundred.
! In speaking of the situation i'm New
Castle a prominent Democrat said las
might: There can be no question bu
that the Democrats of this hundred ar'
together and will continue to be so. i
Jour Republican brethren choose t.
squabble among themselves it is NJ
business Of ours. There is an old say
ing and a true one that "A house divided
- against itself will surely fall lie
: them wrangle, it's all the better TO
= us"
= Yanigans Down Soldiers.
In we'll contested game Of ball th'
r Yanigans again defeated the Fort Mot
} team at Battery Park yesterday after
) moon. The feature of the game wa
+ 1.-THE pitching of Patrick Fitzgerald 70
the home team Fitzgerald was tn
crack pitcher for the old Brady Senat
!. and has not been i'm the box for tel
!. years, but he held the soldiers down 4
eight hits. Fitzgerald's support wa
perfect not an error being made b.
: the locals. The Yanigans landed o.
4 Wolfe for fourteen hits with total o
I twenty-four bases.
= The score follows:
J. Fort Mott 80. 800 O.
2 Yanigans ......O . 0 0 K
a Earned runs. Yanigans, 8; Fort Mot
3. Two base hits Hobbs, McGinle!
Walton, Atkinson, 2; Harrington
:, Three base hits. Sexton, 2; McGinlel
l Sacrifice hits, Smead. Mckinley. Base
e on balls off Fitzgerald. 4. Hit b
pitched balls, Pinkus. 2. Struck cut b
= Fitzgerald, Z: by Wolfe. Z. stolen base
: Sexton, Hobbs. Mckinley, Pinkus, Han
rington. Wild pitch, Wolfe. Passe
ball, Collins. Double plays, Pinkus ur
assisted; Walton to Atkinson. Left q
bases, Yanigans. II; Fort Mott 3. Un
pires. Kirby and Pedrick.
Batteries. Fitzgerald and Smead Il
the Yanigans; Wolfe and Collins f'
Fort Mott.
Lost Silver Watch.
While in Wilmington on Friday Ia
Elsie Kirby of this city. lost a silv
watch in the vicinity of Seventh an
Madison streets. The pin to which Il
watch was attached became unfasten'
from the young wOman's dress allowiI
the watch to drop off.
To Take Second Examination.
Frank Beckett left this morning +
: Frankford, Pa. where he will underi
+ a second physical examination for q
4 ordinance department of the arm
> Beckett passed his first examinati'
is some days ago successfully.
It News of the Town.
Farmers in the vicinity Of New Cast
= are shipping their wheat to Philade
: phia, receiving s1.O0 per bushel.
Percy jefferson of Warren, Pa.