Evening journal., 1906-08-01
Is DOVER'S FEET
GETTING COLD?
Manager Alice Wants to
Bring Another Pitcher
Along With Club
Mr.. MURPHY SAYS mo"
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal
NEW CASTLE, Aug. lis Dover
getting cold feet already? is the ques-
ton that local baseball fans are ask
ing themselves and each other.
This question is brought about by
the fact that last night Manager
Alice. Of the Dover baseball club tele-
phoned 10 Manager Murphy, Of the N.
c. A. A. asking him IL he would OBJ
ject n he. Alice. brought an extra
pitcher along with his team when they
play here on saturday Mr.. Murphy
Informed Mr. Alice that although he
had not received the line-up Of the
Dover club ne would not consent TO
any outside players being brought
into the game. New Castle had agreed
TO play Dover providing that each
club put its usual line-up in the field.
The A. AS. viii use no outside men
ana do not expect Dover to-.
AR Alice stated that his reason for
making the request was that his pitch-
ing STAFF was crippled. He did not
state whom he desired TO bring as
sub"
235 Dogs Registered.
Clerk Of Council Hugh Duffy sat for
the last time IN the Mayors office last
might for the purpose OF registering
dogs although those who have failed
so far TO comply with the new ordin-
ance may hunt Mr.. Duffy up and OBJ
tain tags from him al any time.
SO flr 235 CANNES have been regist-
cred. about onc-half that there is ia
the city, and this fact and the fact
that comparatively few dogs have been
seen on the streets recently leads TO
the belief that many persons are keep
ing their dogs In. trusting that the new
ordinance win elbow over in a short
time.
There appears to be difference OF
opinion as TO the right to shoot an
unregistered dog at night upon the
streets. some hold that a registered
dog may lose his tag or get out on
the street without Il and it would not
bo a just proposition to shoot them.
It Is argued that dogs should be
taken up when thus seen and held
until the owner has an opportunity to
redeem them. The time expired last
night for registration and it is not
improbable that some dogs may come
TO an untimely end to-day--
Board Held Meeting.
Five members Of the Board OF Edu-
cation. just a quorum met in regular
monthly session last evening and
transacted routine business. In the
absence or President -Phlllips. Mr.. car-
rick was called to the chair Mr.. Ma
honey stated that the new water had
been installed In Schools No. 1 and
preparations were being made TO have.
II placed IA the annex. city Treas
urer John b. Manlove presented the.
annual statement Of the Board and
several hundred copies Of It were
ordered printed. Tho statement among
other items showed that there had
been received from Collector Charles
II. shearer on account Of school taxes
for the year 1908 sl.558.05; 1909, s1iO2
GO; 1905. s5,O62.65 Total, SS,olS.S3.
1t also showed that there was due
from Mr. Shearor on account of taxes
for the year 1903 S269.05; for 1904,
$21700S; for 1905, S9S7S5. Total,
S3.376.f8 on account OF the extra work
which under the new bylaws of the
Board the janit0r will be compelled to
do in cleaning up the schools pre-
parntory to the opening OF the fall
term, il was decided to allow him SIS
with which to pay an assistant,
Orders were directed drawn for the
salary Of the janitor and secretary of
the Board.
Celebrated Wedding Anniversary.
At their residence. Seventh and
South streets Mr.. and Mrs. John
Fagan celebrated their forty-elghth
wedding anniversary Monday evening
Guests from Newark. \. j.. Whining
ton, New Castle and Philadelphia We're
in attendance. Those present We're
Mr. and Mrs, John Fagan, Miss Mar
garet Pagan. John Fenton. Daniel
Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. James Hallman.
George Hanman. OF New Castle:
George Macdnor Of Newark. n j.:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barker. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Fagan, Mr.. and Mrs John
Pagan Joseph and Frank Fagan. Jr.
Misses Mary, Nellie, Margaret, Amelia
and Anna Pagan, Mr.. and Mrs. John
McQuaid, John McQuaid, Jr.. Misses
Mary Katie and Anna McQuaid Bar
ney McDermott, William Conner. Anna
McDerIuott. Dora Shepard Of Will
mington. and Ella Mccarthy Of Phlla-
delrhia. Refreshments were served
Dancing kept up until a late hour
Music was furnished by Barney Nc
Dermott Of Wilmington.
Social.
Lieutenant Richard Rodney obtained
the piece Of wedding cake containing
the ring at the Rodney-Helliwell mar
riage in Middletown last week.
Mrs. Clarence NJ. Dillon. Miss MAJ
Reynolds. Miss Helen Reynolds anS
Miss Martha shaw, all OF Wilmington
and Miss Katherine Gormley. Of thi
city. spent yesterday afternoon a
Coneld Beach.
Miss Mary Smith. daughter Of Dr
and Mrs. Smith. Of Baltimore. is tn
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Lewis
Miss Anna Watts OF Carlisle. Pa.
the guest Of the Misses Cooper.
Mrs. James Kerr who has been Wis
b N.sting Miss Hetty Smith, has returnel
20 her home in Milford.
Stewart Almond win entertain tn
local trolley men and their wives a
his country home. the Rodney farm
above this city, on Friday evening.
Harvesting Oats.