Evening journal., 1906-08-27
MEET;
NAME DELEGATES

fully ripe. They have not been as good
within five years as they now are.
Many Youths Drunk.
Edward Quinn. Of Wilmington, was
arrested by Officer Tobin and Special
Officer Doris for being drunk and dis
orderly on a trolley car yesterday. He
boarded the cdr at Fifth and Delaware
streets and by the time the car reach
ed Fourth street Quinn had used suf-
ficlent bad language 10 insult all the
passengers aboard. superintendent
Holcomb ordered Quinn's arrest and
he resisted the officers. Quinn was
one Of a party Of youths who spent
the day AZ Woodland Beach. They
ranged in age from Is TO 10 years and
the majority of them were intoxicated.
Some We're unable to walk without as
sistance. Much comment is heard
every Sunday regarding the young
men who get of the steamer Thomas
Clyde in drunken condition.
After being kept IN the. lookup for
few hours Mayor Boyd allowed Quinn
to 80 to his home as he did not have
the money to pay a fine.
iIfN SG-AtQdN tNtAUNs
A fight on Delaware street Saturday
evening between, Daniel Wright, col.
ored. of - city and white stranger
from Wilmington, caused some ex-
citement and gathered quite crowd
The white man had been put off a
trolley car and was swearing rourdly
when Daniel Wright undertook TO
demonstrate with him. He then jump
ed into Wright and claimed that he
had insulted hts wife. He hit him
several hard blows upon the head and
then took a passing trolley car for
Wilmington
News Of the Town.
Benjamin Ratledge and Harry Veg
gemsn viii attend Delaware College
this fall. Weggeman win take up
electrical engineering and Ratledge a
general science course.
Captain Rogers. Corporals Robert
Harrington, Robert Vantine and
Daniel McCaughan left for Green's
borough to-day preparatory to their
trip TO Sea Girt
Relatives Of Caroline Cook came here
from Stanton ana Newport to attend
.
the U. NJ E. churchyard at p. m,
Saturday.
The game between Brylgon and Fort
/ dupont was postponed on account OF
rain. A number of people from this
city went to Delaware City to attend
the game.
Rev. Frank L. Munson was in the
pulpit Of Emmanuel P. z. Church at
the morning services yesterday for the
first time IN several months He will
conduct the services next Sunday.
Moulton c. Rogers took a fishing
party Of Wilmington people 10 Ship
lJohn Light yesterday and the fishers
caught l65 pounds of trout.
Mrs. Mary Rulings. widow OF Can
tain Isarcl Ridings, IS critically III AT
lthe home Of her daughter. Mrs. Rid
ings is 81 years old.
Miss Leila Wilhelme who works in
Woods Woolen MIL in PHILADELPHIA.
is spending two weeks vacation in
New York.
Van Dyke Stewart has returned
from two weeks visit 10 relatives
in Williamstown. y. J.
John Lynch Of Philadelphia, who has
peen the guest OF John Foster. re-
turned home yesterday
William Hollis and George Harring-
ton have returned from trip TO Mid
dletown, Blackbird. FELTON, and Har-
lrington.
Miss Mamie Sullivan. a stenogrs pher
j at the Baidt Steel Company. Is away
on wees vacation.
Miss Flora Knause. a stenographer
at the Baldt Steel Company. viii &c
ION a weeks vacation this week.
Miss Ida Saunders, from Phiiadei-
phia, is visiting friends IN this city.
Miss Critic Bowen. Of Delaware city
is the guest Of her cousin, Paul
/ Bowen.
David Appieby. Of Wilmington. was
visiting here yesterday
Cecil Turner. of Philadelphia. is the
guest Of William Greer.
Robert Jolly from Wilmington. Is
fvisiting his mother IN this city.
Miss Marie n. Rogers IS visiting
friends IN Philadelphia.
Miss Lena Rulings OF wilmington
has been visiting friends here.
Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Henry VIII
helm are az Atlantic City
Noses Wen, OF Wilmington, was a
visitor here yesterday.