Evening journal., 1906-11-16
JOHN c. MAHONEY
LAID AT REST
Funeral Was Largely Attend
ed and the Floral Offerings
We're Numerous
Special to The EvenIpg Journal.

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NEW CASTLE Nov. j6.-The funeral Of
John c. Mahoney was held from his late
residence on North Second street at $50
o'clock this morning.
Requiem mass was offered at St. Peters
r. c. Church by the Rev F. V. Campbell
at o'clock and interment was made in
the adjoining cemetery.
Mr.. Mahoney, who was born in ireland
seventy-five years ago had hosts Of
friends in this city and his funeral was
thel argest that has been held here for
long time.
He is survived by five children. Misses
Cecilia, Margaret, Kate and Anna, and
John Mahoney of Kirkwood Many other
relatives from various parts of the state, /
the Beard of Education, Trustees Of the
Commons and the officers and directors
of the Building Loan Association, Of
which he has been president for many
years. attended the funeral and the floral
emblems covered the hearse and coffin.
The eighth grade in school which is
taught by Miss Cecilia Mahoney, was dis
missed and many of the students attended,
the funeral.
James McGraph. Patrick McGrory Mat
thew Tobln, James e. White and Joseph
Carlin.
AN INTERESTING PROGRAM.
An interesting program has been pre-
pared for the entertainment to be given
in the NJ. Z. Church this evening when
/ DR.. Wad- Edward will deliver lecture
/ Dr. Wad-El-ward is a native Of Mt
Zion, Jerusalem, and many people WI re-
member the interesting address he made
in the church several weeks ago. The
subject Of his remarks tonight win bel
I'm and Around jerusalem" and many
fine moving pictures Of europe and the
Orient will be shown.
He will appear with his daughter in a
complete native costume.
MANY GUNNERs OUT.
Many gunners for rabbits. quail and
ducks left this city yesterday and We'd
nesday. bound for points lower down in
the State but the weather was such that
a number returned home. while others
did not get a chance to do any cunning on
account Of the snow They will make up
for it however, in the course of a few
days as the rabbits are very plentiful
Several duck hunters were out in the
marshes last night and a number Of ducks
were killed One New Castle man bagged
five large ones.
PARKsIDE VS.. N. C. A. A.
A game Of football will be played to-
morrow on Battery Park between Park
side team of Wilmington and New Cas-
tie A. A. The lineup for New Castle is
Wright, left end; Countiss, left tackle;
Morrison. left guard; Frank Wright, CEN
( tire; James White. quarter back: Hugh
Wright, left half back; Gilkey. right half
/ back; Edward White. manager, full back;
Strickler right guard; Lawlor. right
tackle, and Mahoney, right end.
BOTH LOCAL TEAMS WON.
The two games Of basketball were play
} ed in the armory last night, but as the
, teams did not arrive until nearly o'clock
and the weather was very disagreeable
the attendance was not all that could be
{ desired.
The result of the games was that Com
pany II. team No. 1 was defeated by the
Camden team, while Company II. No. Z
defeated the team from Wilmington.
is RESTING EASIER.
James McIvor. who recently broke his
ankle in two places. is resting easier, bui
IS still suffering great pain and is con
aned to his bed. Many of Mr.. McIvor's
friends have called upon him to offer theii
sympathy, and all Of them miss hir
realty and trust that ne will soon b
about
COMPANY II TO DRILL
Company II, n. G. D., will drill in III,
rmory tonight and an inspection q.
rms viii be made. After drill meetirl
the two basketball teams will be held
md the non-commissioned officers soho
IN hold a session.
Manager Gemmill. { of the basketba
cams will arrange two good games &c
ext Thursday.
Ews OF TOWN
The young women who impersonate
psies at the bazaar given in the NJ. z
nday School room by Mr.. and Ms
I'M B. Nanlove's classes last week, hav
IN much annoyed by remarks made a
B, predictions they made
The directors Of the New Castle Athletl
" AnroildNApn Will Nhlu u cltNldA meet II
g in the Mayors office next Monday nigh
John schuhardt has been appointe
IT foreman Of the clippers at the Baidt ste
se plant.
is NJ. f. Sunday School class No. ? wi
In hold a bake in Challenger's pharmacy G
Saturday. December s.
n, Several entertainments which we're {
(. have taken place last night were pos
OF poned on account OF the disagreeab
weather.
{, The marriage of Walter Bacon 10 Mi
Y. Mabel H. Mcdaniel Of SO Jefferson stree
I" ~ Wilmington. viii take place on rhursda
n evening Nov o.
1, New Castle A. A. football team did n.
= drill last NIGHT.
There viii not be a meeting Of the Y
s. Of the First Presbyterian Church {
night.
he The snapper Club will hold a meetir
de on Sunday.
IL Many OF the best people in town W