Evening journal., 1905-03-23
EWCASTLE
]. B. BRADY IS
NOT A CANDIDATE
Refuses TO Run for Council
man on Citizens League
Ticket
TOWARD L DfAEYHE UNDECIDED
soeel.l % rho Evening journal

Special 70 The Evening Journal
New castle. March aS-Much vigorous
comment Is heard on all sides on the ae-
tlon Of the Citizens League In placing
straight ticket ln the field and the insu-
rators OF the movement are being
soundly censured by members OF both po-
iltical parties,
since the announcement OF the ticket
James b. Brady, who was named Tor
counciimanic honors has positively de-
elined TO be a candidate. ar. Brady stated
iast night that under no consideration
would he allow his name 10 be used by
any political party. Although he has the
interest and welfare Of the city az heart
he is not an ONCE seeker. Mr.. Brady fur
ther added that nc had been Informed
prior 10 the meeting that there was
possibility OF his name being used as a
counciImanic candidate and that he told
ais informant at that time he would not
accent and requested him TO say 30
should he be proposed. II seems, how
over that his request was not carried out
MR.. LANCASTER WILL STAND.
Charles E. Lancaster said last evening
That although his name was placed on
tho ticket without his consent or knowl-
edge that ne was IN sympathy with the
movement for better city government
and that he had consented 20 remain
candidate.
Edward T. Dcakyne states that he has
not made up his mind whether he VIII
remain on tho ticket or not. When he
Was named at the meeting Mr.. Deakyne
attempted 70 withdraw but was not per-
mittcd 20 do so. As a matter OF fact Mr.
Rothwen will still remain on the citizens
ticket as he Is a candidate for city treas
urer on the Republican ticket, MIR. Veg
gonman will also be a candidate for asses
sor on the league ticket.
The action OF the Citizens League In
placing straight ticket in the Held Is
viewed IN various lights. The Democrats
declare Il Is a direct effort 10 defeat any
ticket they may name while Republican
leaders say that they are not in sympa-
thy with the movement of the league and
will put a straight ticket OF their own
IN the haid. II was said last night but
could not be confirmed, that w. J. Ferris
would be candidate for city treasurer.
FIsHERMENs BOATS ARRIVE.
six armstrong" boats 20 be used dur
ing ashine season by local fishermen ar
rived In port yesterday afternoon from
HoIyoak Pa The skins will be usef by
Thomas Booth. George wooleson. Will
liam Duncan. William Kline, Albert Kirby
and James Reasens.
TO LECTURE IN HIGH SCHOOL
In the High school tomorrow afternoon
". ". Knc wles will give an address ON
Ynv Al
Munsea will speak on Independence"
Mas Helen Mahoney will deliver on es-
saw on the Declaration OF Independents.
Miss sna Cannon on the Masna char,n.
FAC SMILES Of each document will be pre-
sentad 10 .he school by the junior and
freshmen. and sophomore and senior
classes. In tho lecture room Of the N. Z.
church tomorrow evening. at O'Clock.
a. r. Spaid. County Superintendent ~
ruhlir Schools. will lecture 70 s,holars
81 Tho sclools on The NESTING Place Of
the riDe Hers Chickens" The pupils q
tia diferent grades VIII be adm.t.sd tree
OF charge.
GRANGE HELD MEETING.
In the X. OF r. Hall last night meet
ing OF the Farmers Grange recently CT
ranized az Rose Fni, was held. Members
of tho order viii continue 60 meet in New
Castle until a hail can be erected at Rose
Hin.
wELL-KNowN WOMAN DEAD
Mrs. Ann stack, AGED &C years, died az
tho. home OF her son-in-lsw, James Me-
Grath. No. 81 South Fifth street yester-
day afternoon. The dcoeased has lived In
New Castle many years and was we'll
known by the Older people OF the town.
Her funeral will take place on Saturday
morning at . o'clock. Services will be
held in 81. Peters Church and interment
made IN the Catholic Cemetery. The pail
bearers Will be James p. Toman, James
u. white. Patrick ~ Mc0rory, william
Martin. John Reynolds and Matthew
Tobln.
is NOT a CANDIDATE.
Il was announced last night that Pat