Evening journal., 1901-09-09
LIfFFhE GIRL is
MAD DOGS VICTIM
New Castle Man Receivers
Lost Money Other Notes
Of Town
Special 10 iho Evaning I0urnal'

Special 90 ine Evening journal
New Castle, Sept, 9--john McCallen,
who lost the two iive-dolar notes the
other day and which were picked up
hy Jersey trucker was acc0sted by
the trucker ia question on Saturday.
u am sorry. Mr. MCCallen, he said,
that you think ! found the money
for / didn't
swell. said Mr. McCallen, II never
said You did but persons have told me
that they saw you pick it up.
With that the trucker started to
walk ACROSS the street when he stopped
and picked up some object
Why, here's your money now,
found it there In the street and ten
dering the notes to Mi McOalen, the
trucker walked away muttering about
being falsely accused
1t now develops that New Castle
has another mad dog victim. The un-
fortunate is Emma Herrick, aged l0
years. who resides al the home of her
parents on the Niyen farm ON the out
skirts OF the city. The child was bit
ten on Sunday last after which the
animal ran Through the city and was
hIilCn ANNl AlHtN p ANiANt "N NiNifN
was playing with the dog at the timo
aud was hitten on the cheek and lip
BENJAMIN Dean fisherman and
gunner received am ugly cut below his
right eve Saturday while cunning for
reed birds IN the vicinity OF the iillea
farm. He had dropped fat ON the grass
and the birds ciroled so close that ha
dared not arise. aud In placing the
gun to his shoulder pulled the trigger
and the weapon struck him In The face
Emma Galloway an employe In tho
knowles Wooden Mills here
sustained a painful accident ON Satur-
day morning while at work at her
loom A belt became twisted, and, in
attempting TO adjust it her right arm
was caught near the elbow tearinb
the hesh and causing an ugly brulao.
Dr Pollock was summoned and dress
ed the wound The young woman was
taken to her home In a hack.
Frank Megginson, collector of county
tsxes, sat Ia the ofice ~ Mayor Boyd
,i Saturday and received a good sum
OF money This is the last month for
the per cent. rebate, and many per-
sons are taking advantage Of it
The funeral OF John Point, of this
city, took place on Saturday afternoon
at his late home Services were con-
ducted by the Rev s. b. Wylie and
inserment was made in the Preshyter-
ian Cemetery. Deceased was So years
Of aTe and weh known
The Salvation Army conducted SER
vices In the iail yesterday
QnnTRV krnHUHu
William Nichols OF Farnhusi, Is so-
iowning Ia Philadelphia
Mrs Edward W Eagle lett fcr Cleve-
land Ohio. yesterday
solomon Newlove is visiting friends
and relatives Ia Philadelphia
Miss Annie NewlOve and Misses
Mabel and Bessie Gordon are Wsitins
John Gordon In Chester
Frank White. of Chester, is visiting
his mother. Mrs. John White, in this
city
Clarence Ialiaiemo, of Chester, who
has heen visiting relatives here has
returned home.
Miss Mary b Rogers and Miss Mag
Gle Dean, of Philadelphia who have
been visiting relatives here the pas.
NNAAAMNNf NNNNHNANN NANAAAA ANNA NNHhNi
Prank Meredith, OF Camden ~ j., /.
visiting his mother, Mrs. Francis Mere.
dith In this city.
George Pustin left this morning ioi
Philadelphia, where he has accepted a
position.
John Vantine. Of Philadelphia. /.
visiting his parents, AIR. and Mrs
George Nantine.
Miss Alargie Price. OF Philadelphia
Is visiting friends in this city
The big British steamship Anglo
Chilian which left Philadelphia o.
Saturday for New Orleans ran ashor
early Yesterday morning In the Della
ware river below new Castle lin
accident Is attributed 20 the dense haz
which hung ON the Delaware river am
bay during the night and the greate
part of yesterday forenoon flortu
uately the vessel was ia ballast. an
ID IS believed that she can be noate
without much diniculty Tugs wel
al work ON her last night The Anglg
Chilian brought o large cargo OF suga
from Java 10 Philadelphia, and va
proceeding TO New Orleans. where si
was under charter no load cotton Z,
Europe
While on her way up the Delawal
river Yesterday the British sloamshi
Minnesota. hound from London 20 Phi
adeirhia became disabled OF Marul
Hook by reason OF arrangement
her machinery, and was anchored nei
Chester. She was subsequently t1W,
to this port by the tugs Juno. Qusk
City and ChWchman
Edward Wise. of this city. son of d
late Charles " Wise. Of tine nrm.
5happ q Wise, Of Philadelphia
have a large tent crecied in lho ga