Evening journal., 1913-03-31
NEWSY DOlNCS
OF NEW CASTLE
Many Candidates for City Of
fees File Their
Names
JERSEY ACCUSES TWO
DELAAARE FISHERMEN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. March Sl-James
keenan, and Samuel Cole we're ar
rested on Saturday afternoon by War
den Smith for violating the fishing
laws Of New Jersey. They we're taken
to Salem and fined 500 and costs.
The men did not have the money with
them so their boat and net we're kept
in lieu Of the cash and unless the
outfit is redeemed during the week the
net and boat viii be sold. The men
did net have any watch with them,
ana we're taking in their net shortly az
ter the noon hour when arrested by
the warden Under the New Jersey
laN, fishing stops at noon on satur-
day
All entries for the municipal race.
70 be held tomorrow week. closed on
Saturday night and the candidates
viii have a lively fight The candi
dates are
For Mayor Richard r. Rodney.
For President Of Council--Theodore
Lavender and Ralph Watts.
For City Treasurer-John 3. Man
live and q Albert Pcdrick.
For Assessor-Burton 4. Lank and
John Gears.
For City Council-First ward, Lewis
II Duncan. William Poole and Albert
Boyce. Second ward Denncy s. Smith.
William Wegcenmann and Neal b.
Sentman Third ward John l.. Sulli-
can Frank McGrory. James J Wha-
len. Fourth ward. Andrew NJ CAL
lagher. Jacob Spiecher, and aJmes T..
Weldin
There are two members OF City
Council to be elected from each ward
The Republicans are Messrs. Poole.
Whalen, and Spiecher. So IL can be
seen that under any circumstance the
Council is sure TO be a Democratic
body Ralph Watts. who is the Re
publican candidate for President OF
Council. Is the youngest man who
ever ran for the Office.
g. Albert Pedrick is the purchasing
agent for the Baldt Steel Company,
aO has been city assessor. He Is
20 klah with all classes.
~ NJ. Smith and Andrew NJ Gall
lagher have served terms IN Council.
John l.. Sullivan. William Weggen-
mann and Jacob Spiecher are mem-
sbers Of the present city Council.
Mayor Rodney has no opposition.
which is deserved compliment TO
him for having made a splendid city
Official and gave the people an up-to-
date administration.
In the Churches.
In ST. Peters Church pext Sunday
there viii commence a mission for the
= Italians. There are large numbers
Of Italians living here, so large in
fact. that there Is need for a Catholic
priest who can talk Italian. In the
Presbyterian and Emmanuel Episco.
pal Churches collections were taken
yesterday for the relief Of the tornado
and food sufferers in the west
The RI Rev. Frederick j. Kinsman
Bishop OF Delaware. confirmed a class
in Emmanuel Church yesterday morn
ing.
Prof r. L. Cross filled the pulpit
in the NJ f. Church last evening Miss
Mildred Matthews. Of Baltimore. sang
several solos
William Deakyne taught the Baracca
Class In the NJ L. Sunday school yes
terdsy afternoon.
City Council and Trustees OF the
Commons meet tomorrow evening.
Constable James J. Wright has
bonded
Temporary repairs TO the dyke
bridge have been made where holes
appeared. The floor Of the bridge will
be laid In concrete.
In Emmanuel Church last evening
the Rev Alban Richey preached on
Easter The Easter Sunday must.
cal program was repeated by request
Earl Scott, aged six years. jumped
on an ice wagon Saturday afternoon
and when he slipped of the whee
passed over his foot iniuring his toel
severely
City Council, az its meeting tomor,
row evening. will turn over the bond.
for $4,000 10 the New Castle Trusl
Company