Evening journal., 1905-04-15
WILMINGTON POLICE
INVADED NEW CASTLE
HUNT FOR MEN THAT LOCAL OFFICERS
COULD HAVE FOUND HOURS BEFORE
HAD THEY BEEN NOTIFIED THAT
THEY WERE WANTED
WERE CLAD IN ALL THEIR SPLENDOR

last year mp TO the present time. Yestcr-
days catch was comparatively small,
ranging from one 20 twenty-three fish
per boat on two tides 10 IS believed how
ever. that next week snad will begin
10 run In larger numbers IL any ordinary
catch mas be anticipated during the sea-
son.
WATER PIPES UNLOADED.
WorlSmon were engaged in unloadns
two carloads Of pipe yesterday consigned
tn the Delaware Water Improvement
Company The pipe, ranging from 10 to
10 inch in size WAS nloadod on the va
cant tract between the power house and
the New Castle cut OF tracks.
JOHNSON PAID HIS FINE.
Arthur johnson. the colorod man who
was sont TO the worlShOuse on Thursday
afternoon by Magistrate Terry for non-
payment of fine and costs amounting
TO N3G on charge of disordcrly con
duct was released shortly after his ar
rival Friends OF the prisoner produced
S6.lG ana hc was allowed TO depart
MIR. DEAHYNE sorIIOQuIzEs
William peakyne. Secretary of the
citizens League. sometimes joltngly
addressed letter to the New Castle
News ON the recent city election which
appears in today's issue of that paper.
rhe letter in part follows:
Editor of rho News:
We have had "a gigantic struggle the
smoke of battle nns cleared away. and "a
is possible alfcady TO some extent to q
the tremendous results obtained. We are
60 have an tho modern Improvement pig
pens and crap shooting galore and mo-
man shall say ms nay. not even our dual
oracle, the Board of llcalth-Cty council,
These were the mighty issues that sway
ed m,ns minds In the terrific clash of
forces on Tuesday and they were winning
ISSUES. too. for did not every SON OF Ham.
who believes that an citizens of our up-
to-date towns have the inalicnablc rights
TO lsocp pigs in their yards. rush FORTH
go the mighty conflict ANA onward urge
the frayg
3 While the public is aroused TO seua
of duty in forwarding the interests ol
these much 60 he desired institutions, ]
wish To suggest some amendments 20 oui
charter. First, ! would enlarge the scope
of citizenship and include among oui
qualified voters, minors. non-residcnts
especially from Wilmington and Chester
mon who are not. aud novcf We're ass
sessed, and who, consequently never ra'C
"A tax. lWhat is the use OF paying tax ai
all0 All these should be included in ord
20 make sure that the dclinquents gem
crafty, shall bee in % majority
Then I would sns gest au amendment
! providing ways and means to procur.
somc oue-sided mon Cwoodcn men pre-.
fosrcd) 90 hold our elections
The present method is not onc-sido,
enough. 80 doubt. IL would be "a good plan
10 have these mon work automatically
place them in position in the election
room and loci, the door, $50 th1t no un
holy feet should tread tho sancWm san
ctorum while the dear people aio express
ing their Will, or having It carried up &,
the window just ass they see nt
And now we come TO "Shades, Shadow
and Perspective" In Wow of the fac
that We are TO bo permitted 60 live. move
and have our being. keep pigs and shoe
crap. we viii. of course, in the event o
any proposed legislation. bc very glad &.
vote more tasting power 60 Council. How
can we refuse 90 make sacrifice of our
selves ON the altar of such "a delectuhl
aggregation as the old guardg Naturally
our rights as citizens should not bo scrl
ously considered I'm the face of "a deman,
for proper determination of such
'iranscendent issue as paving and grad
ing our streets.
Unless our uucrowned kings should 81
far forget themselves as To revert 10 th
worn CUT principles which thu old foeic
of % were accustomed TO pirate about,
can see no reason why the star of pro
lgress iu the direction of defeated plan
for improvements. should not remain 8
The uscendancy "ull moons shall wax am
wane no morc'
WILLIAM DEAKYNE.
New Castle. April a.