Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-24
ssse corrs.pondence Of Every Evening.

Hall last evening, where pleasant greet
incs were exchanged with no tone of
sarcasm or other unpleasant features.
The meeting was called 70 order at S.25
O'Clock BY Artemas Smith Of the New
Castle hundred executive committee, and
the object stated 10 be for the purpose Of
electing one person rs member OF the
county executive committee and mem-
befs Of the hundred committee. John
0alford Lamhson was nominated by
James Doris for chairman of the meeting
and was unanimously chosen. Harry
Hunter was nominated for secretary, but
declined. and William II. Cooper, Jr.,
was chosen.
Major Evan g. Boyd nominated James
B Ioman, who vas elected county com
mitteeman without q dissenting vote.
He thanked those present for the com
fdenca reposed in him ia again selecting
him for the iifth consecutive time and
hoped to do bis duty to the best interests
of the Democratic party. His speech
was applsuded.
Capt Holconb suggested that the hun-
'dred committee consist Of two members
from each district. one from the city and
fhe other from the country. The sug
geetlon was adopted and the men OF the
four districts assembled in different parts
oi the room and chose the nominees
r present 10 the meeting, and the follow
ing we're chosen Eastern district, James
Doris from the city, John w Davis Of
Rose Hill. North district G. Ferris
ieInison from tho city; William Collision
Of Rose Hill, from the country Western
district Patrick L Mhalen from the
city, james " penning Of near Red Lion,
from the country Southern district
Mayor Evan g. Boyd from the city;
James Christopher Of near Bear Station.
The committee OF eight will meet IN
few DAYS and elect a chairman and map
ont plans The committee was cn-
powered TO fill vacancy in case one
occurs in the committee Among those
IN attendance were the following candi-
dates for office Capt Chauncey P--iiol-
comb Of this city, Joseph T. Cough Of
Bear Station, Henry Hoschumaker of
New Caztle for Representatives, George
"a Morrison and John b. Montgomery,
for assessor; John w Davis Of Rose Hill
Edward Dayisdon Of near State Road
ior road commissioners. Others were
were George Whitfield Of State Road
Marvin Reese. John T. Hayes George
Harrington Joseph 4 Cough 81 near
Bear Station James w Denning Of near
Red Lion, Rodney s. Ihayer Mayor
Boyd Anemas Smith, Martin III smith,
James - loman Millinm White. William
Collision, John u Murphy Francis dclaas
janvier Jefferson DoWnham George pus-
till. Alexander Il. Goudiss, George Allen
Smith. George Morrison, Richard S Rod
ncy John Duncan Edward Mellon
William III Lea Thomas McDunough
Alfred Holsehumakcr, Chules II. shearer
and Others.
Al the meeting Of the New Castle
Athletic Association, last evening, ia the
Office Of Mayor Boyd the report of
Treasurer Peach showed al bills paid and
money on hand Peter q. Madden re-
signed AZ umpire, and thanked tho mem
bcrS oi tho baseball team and their
manager for the courteous treatmtnt
accorded them. The selection OF an uni-
plre was lett IN the hands ol Manager
Murphy who stated that he had selected
Dawson Of Wilmington All helders
are TO be paid like sum and as soon as
the association finds that moro money
ran be paid, the players will reap the
bsneft Capt. Holcomh reported having
secured g 90 grand stand tickets and
10000 general admission tickets nun-
bored consecutively. All delinquent mem-
hers viii be notified OF their arfearaQes.
The officers present were President Rem
nic, acting secretary and assistant base
ball manager Arthur M Wise, James Il.
Mclvor, james J. kerrigan, James Il.
loman Peter q Madden. Capt Chauncev
y Holcomb, Seden s. Dcemcr. Alexander
McCaughan
Special bargains this week. Tan and
White mems, ladies shoes Alattings.
trunks, suit cases, hammocks, go-carts-
Stoopsf
The line up Of the Castle Whoehnen Of
Philadelphia who play here SATURDAY
is as follows Quaile 2b; Lenior q; Cam
non, rf.; Hoflner. L.; Uleary. ell; Rev
nolds or Gallagher 3b. Sentelle, s.s.;
Rudolph lb; Simons D.; New Castle
A. A. Countiss, G.; Duffy lb; Chase
3b.; Oliver, eff; Newlove, 2b; Bradford
i.fi Hahn, ri.; Wise, SIS; Lane, j.
Don't fail to stop nc Kline's poolroom
and segar store at Second and Delaware
Streets
In runaway accident on Tuesday
night, Mayor A. b. Wilson Of Rose Hill
came near sustaining serious injury, but
was more frightened than hurt Tho
horse he was driving became frightened
az some object in the road and bolted and
ran away, throwing Mr.. Wilson out az the
carriage as if hurled from a catapaut
lie landed on the side Of the roadway
but no bones were broken. He il some
what sore as the result Of the experience
Rev. 5. Beattie Wylie, pastor Of the
First Presbyterian Church, will leave on
Monday for New York, and on Tuesday
morning will board the steamship Teu-
Al
he viii meet his family and spend several
months with relatives. He expects to
return in September.
The Jim Shoe. So 350-Shaw's
The Children's Day services Of the
First Presbyterian Sunday-school will he
held a. 6.30 o'clock on Sunday evening
IN the church. and will last about three
quarters Of an hour. No services will
I've held in the church IN that evening
The final rehearsal for the Children's Day
services will be held tomorrow evening.
A paper is being circulated and signed
by the grocers and butchers OF this city.
agreeing to close at noon on THURSDAYS
as is done in other cities The men and
their employees work long hours daily and
iccl that they need the half holiday in
June, July and August
atise Tor rent Eliason Bro*
The New Castle Tennis Club has rolled
its tennis courts in the yard Of the old
foundry, with the six-ton roller owned
by John E. Taylor and used recently in
the field Of the New Castle A. A.
John Jordan, who WAS severely injured
by being kicked by a mule several davs
ago, Is recovering andnow able to Be
about and take an active part in the work
on the farm, although suffering from the
injury to his left arm.