Evening journal., 1901-11-16
YOUNG GIRL
UNDNR ARREST
Scholars Of NpWCaStle School
Held Interesting liz
erary Exercises
Special TO Tho Evenlng Journal.

Special to the Evening Journal.
New Castle. Nov. 15.-ln the High
School yesterday the regular Friday af-
ternoon exercises were held. Songs by
the school marked the opening of the ex-
ercises. which were of special interest
Among the recitati0ns were as follows;
Walter Scott att School, Frank Mad
don; THE Boston Tea Party George
Duffy: Assassination OF lresldeht
Lincoln" Robert McFarln; "Rabelais,
the Tramp Catharine Whitlock'
Ponce dc Leon Mary Sullivan,
"Haznll. King of Syria Anna smith,
Captain Cook" Essie Kirby "Mirolle
Ilays Lille Abrams, "a Gunpowder
Story" William Elknton; "ihe balLe
of Trenton Charles fleningi The
Centennial Exposition. Carrie iGemmiil;
George Washington" Alice Hendrix;
General Wood" Everett Howard; "Ihe
Mound Builders" Myrtle Mcguire; THE
Death OF William Rufus Alice Rogers;
'"rhe Battle Of Lake Champlain' Mich
ael Rogers "Thc Battle of New Or
leans" Harry Smith; Desperate Pa.
triotism." Nellie Sutton; Betsy Ross
Bessie Walls. "Thc Battle of Prince
ton" Gussie Walls: "1he First Settle
ment ON the Delaware Olga Wise;
'Perry's Victory on Lake Erie How
BEFORE Magistrate Van Arsdalenyester-
day afternoon Amanda Cay, colored,
was arraigned ON a Charge of dis0rderly
conduct. preferred boy Peter Toner. Mr.
Toner testified that on several occasions
The girl had used bad language IN front
of his house Yesterday when he ordered
her away she threatened TO burst ms
head wilh stone. Consequently, Mr..
Toner had her arrested. Magistrate Van
Arsdalcn placed the girl under a peace
bond of $50 for siv months, Whlch was
furnished by her grandmother. In adul-
tiun. she was fined the costs OF the prose-
cutiOn
The telephone exchange is TO be COM
pletelv remodeled. and the work will be-
gin m the course of few days. Ihe
building viii present @ much better ap-
prarance when completed.
As a result of the revival services IN
the NJ. II. Church, thirty new members
have been added to the membership. In
terest in the services is undated.
Harry Hunter, who some time ago ac-
cepted position with the Scranton Cor
respondence School. has been promoted
to the Wilmington district.
Percy White yesterday bugged SIX
quail. one rabbit and one wOOdcock. Inc
oppning dav of the season was very un-
favorable, owing 10 the strong wind.
The disabled schooner Lizzie j. Call
from Norfolk, for Norwich, Conn with
a cargo of lumber arrived at the
Delaware Breakwater yesterday leak
ing and with her declload shifted. Ihe
tug Hartley left the Breakwater later
in the day with the distressed yesse
in tow, bound to Philadelphia.
SOCIAL NOTES.
The wedding Of Miss Virginia Coop
er. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. AleXando
b. Cooper. Of this city, and William
Budd. of Petersburg, Va, will TAX
place on next Tuesday evening at o.3
o'clock. Miss Sarah Rodney viii b.
maid of honor; the Misses Tunis, o
this city; Miss Edith Spruance, o.
wilmington and Miss Budd, sister o
the groom. viii be bridesmaids. Among
tine ushars will be John Cooper, vii
liam Cooper and Alexander Cooper.
reception from z until 10 will follow
at the home of the bride. Mr. and Mrs
Budd will reside in Petersburg Va.
The young men of this city partici
mated in one of their famous be
hunts" ON Thursday night, and th
victim was William Wilson. The pa
/ is 10 secure axes. saws, buckets, etc
with THE evident purpose of going alle
Ironcy They get some unlnitiated per
son to accompany them, and once i
/ the woods one Of the party separate
from the others and in an assume
tone of voice commands The men {
/ leave the weeds. and begins to die
charge a revolver. The party scatter
In every direction, leaving the victiI
TO find his way nome the best he may
Miss Lizzie Farley is suffering frol
nervous proyirad1n,
John SChuhardt Of Philadelphia
was a New Castle visitor yesterday.