Evening journal., 1907-02-27
new CASTLE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Interesting Meeting of the
Board Of Education -DiSOr-
derry Girl Causes Trouble
snaalaI % rha EvenIng Journal


2Gl. Tho following pupils were reported as
deserving Of special commendation;
High School-1lizabeth McCaushan, Ed.
ward Gormiey, Elizabeth Lester. Reeda
stoops. Helen Bross. Alma Dyer, Edna
Slack, Oscar Krause. Eva Deakyne,
Myrtle Dening. Charles Hewitt Margaret
Wilhelm Anna iormley, Maud Denning
Elizabeth Davis
Eighth Grade-Pauline wilhelm, Flora
Downey. Brice vall,ttc, LOWS Gemmin
Seventh Grade-lrcne Chadwick Irene
Wise, Marie Collision. Mildred Stops, Ada
Matthias Joe Barnes. Harry Loveioas,
James Duncan, Lee Clothier. sIsiwood
Bacon.
sixth Grade Elizabeth Bacon. Mary
Riggs, Grace McCauehan. France Alder
son. Ida Lank, Margaret Mccaushan, sal
lie Truax Mary 5ilsinlon. Clara Walls.
Firth Gmde-Floronce Tappin. Fannie
lerem Martha peIrem, Minnie Beck.
Elizabeth Bacon, Edward Naylor, Irene
Truitt William Poecn. Ireno Watts. Marie
Smith
Fourth Grade-Vauchan Lancaster. John
Hamilton. Denny Cayander, Isabelle
Clark, Daisy Deats blanche Edwards.
May McNally Grace Bull, Margaret Wall.
Herbert IIanf
Third Elizabeth Daniel. Mario
Cannon Matilda Wolfe. Warren Connor.
William Weggenmann. Thomas Loveless
Kate Hufnal May Risseil. Anna Smith.
Second Gradc-Alhert White James Ed
wards, Vance Mitchell, Robert Barnes
First Grade-May Roberts. William
Hutchinson George Kern. Harold Bross.
Elizabeth Madden, Lily Say Frances
Thatcher Jean McCaughan.
Miss Carrcly's Room-Blanche McClaln,
Margaret Forrest ella Green, john
Whitesde William McClain.
Miss Deakyne's Boom-sara whteside.
Edward Proud Carrie Donovan, Lena
Hahn Willie Clark, David saYton. May
Forest Willie Proud, Charles Donovan.
Charles MoGrory, Warned Hndebrand
Tho following bills were ordered paid:
Elieson Bros $685. William Deakyne ss5;
Ferris and Son. S2i.%; Robert II. Har-
r'ngton 1910; John NJ. Hance and Son,
$50. Tho bill Of Edward w. Handy for
s4tI was referred to the school property
committee.
Mr.. Ferris reported that the idea Of a
saving fund for the schools still existed
and the committee was Instructed to Sc
cure pass books and other samples Of
books used. Mr. MeGrory reported that a
bin for 81 for water IN one OF the schools
was stnl pendinr. Mr. Ferris viii look
over tho contract with the water COM
pany.
Mr.. Eiiason reported that New Castle
fna aftaa, aran,rfr1 fI,t t,orrr cnN,,f !, ...
now before the Legislature. He drew at
tention to the salary proposed under the
law for the superintendent Several mem-
bers expressed the opinion that if the
State did not provide sufficient sum for
holding tho Teachers Institute then the
State should do so and That the teachers
be not obliged to pay any assessment to
help bear the expenses of the institute.
Professor Holloway made suggestions
regarding the purchase of maps and
charts for the schools. He favored hav-
ing these maps that history and geography
might be taught together. The school law
demands that map OF Delaware be in
each school. The maps in the Eighth grade
are fine and when not in use are shut up
IN oak cases. He suggested that the maps
to be purchased be along the same line.
The matter was referred 70 the Text Book
Committee.
The compulsory education bill was read
and discussed.
James Vanarsdaien and John NJ. Burke
were appointed TO hold the election on sat
urday next.
Ida May Was FrisEy.
When Conductor william Weggenmann's
car reached Second and Delaware streets
Yesterday afternoon he elected Ida May
Brlskett, colored Then a genuine circus
commenced. rhe girl had been disorderly
on the car but sne became more so after
being put Off. Patrolman William Har-
rington arrived on the scene and attempt
ed to take he- to the lookup. but she
fought the officer and soon the blood
flowed from his hands where she scratch
ed him. Former Deputy Sheriff Samuel
Ford went 10 the officers assistance and
still the girl was mistress Of the situa-
tion. Conductor weggenmann knew that
his face was bleeding freely as a result
of the girls resistance but he went 70
help lend his assistance. william Myers
also assisted the others and had his face
scratched for his trouble before Ida May
was placed behind the bars Then it was
discovered that OFFICER Tobln during the
day had placed John McFadden in the
lookup for being drunk and disorderly, lie
was asleep wnen Ida May was ushered
into the room. She fell across the cot upon
which the weary man rested and when
McFadden was awakened from his slum-
her there was scene. officer robin re-
moved McFaddon and later in the evening
the two were fined by Mayor Boyd.
New Officers Chosen.
Division No. g. Ancient Order OF fiiber-
MANS has elected Charles J. Doughsrty.
president; George +. White, vice-president
and william Shields and Michael Rogers
members OF the sick committee. The mem
bers of the Division VIII receive Holy
Communion in st. Peters Church on sun
day morning March II. Several PROPOSE
ticns are now on the table and the degree
team VIII shortly visit Division No for
the purpose Of conferring degrees on ten
members.
West End Won.
The West Eni basketball team yester-
day evening defeated the Company II
team al West End Hall. in Wilmington.
hy the score Of 46 to T. The feature Of she
game was the shooting OF Firth VINO
made il goals. The WiAst End will plav
the Orient Of Wilmington az the RED
Mems Han on Saturday night.
All Stars Won.
The pool tournament in the armory last
evening resulted i'm tho An-stars defeat-
ing the West End. Jrs. by the score Of
81 TO &c.
Diver Works on Boat