Evening journal., 1904-04-16
MANY SUITS
WERE BROUGHT
Long List Of Cases Disposed
Of by Squire Terry, OF
New Castle
HIS RULING PASSION WAS HUNGER
sneclal 10 ~ lvenlne Lonrnal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
New Castle, April 16.-There were
several grists ground out by Squire /
Terry and his law mill on Thursday
night. Many of them had been on hand
for several months but they were dis
posed Of quickly when they We're reach
ed.
Now that the magistrate has secured
the services Of a constable TO serve
warrants the business Of the local law
will no doubt be active for some time to
come. Constable Frank l.. Cleaver, OF
Delaware City. has been entrusted with
the serving OF warrants, so that con-
siderable activity in this line may be
expected within the next few weeks.
The cases which Squire Terry has
just disposed of are as follows,
Brown Frazer. charged with assault
and battery by Julia Shilling, held in
bail to keep the peace.
Harry Wilhelm, assault and battery,
held i'm bail to keep the peace.
William Hare. annoying Julia Shil-
ling. held in bail to keep the peace.
Thomas Kirk, Sr., charged with as
sault on Lena Collins, dismissed for
want OF evidence.
Noah Myers, alias Morris, assault on
Samuel Smith, costs Of prosecution
S3.7O. paid by defendant.
John Williams, assault on Samuel
Smith, cost Of prosecution 1910, paid by
defendant.
William Roy. alias "Ruddy." assault
on Samuel Smith. costs of prosecution
S2.7O, paid by defendant.
Republican Primaries.
The Republican primary election will
be held this afternoon at the usual
place between the hours OF 4 and 6
o'clock. for the purpose of electing del
egates to the State Convention. to be
held at Dover on Tuesday to vote for
delegates to the National Republican
Convention
The delegates for New Castle hum
dred are as follows:
w. +. Cranston. Jesse Guy. Paul Gil
lis, James b. Hance, Elwood l.. Will
son; alternates, George L. Appleby.
Willis Blackburn. Robert Washington,
]. Frank Megginson. Arthur r. Wise
Committeeman. North-B. Frank Black
burn, Robert c. Gordon. Charles Meg
ginson. South-George l.. Appleby, s..
Howard Mccoy, James NJ. Wise.
Red Lion Hundred.
Two to elect-Theodore f. Clark,
Charles w. Pancoast. Thomas c.
Reeves. George w. Reybold: alternates,
Alexander FARRELL. John II. Roberts.
] Committeeman. James II. Clark,
Charles w. Pancoast. William T. Vail
Western District-Delegate John 3.
Nelson; alternate, Edgar M. Swan
Committeeman, L. Frank Ellis n, VIII
liam B. Lester, Thomas II. Swan.
Temperance Workers Coming.
Mrs. Seaberry. Of New York. will
speak in New Castle NJ. r. Church on
Wednesday, May 4, under the auspices
of the local branch of the w. c. r. u.
Mrs Seaberry is the national organ
izer Of the society She will 20 from
here to the convention to be held at
HOckessin on May 5.
Missionary Society to Meet.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
! Woman's Home Missionary Society will
be held at the home of Mrs Theodore
Atkinson on Monday evening All mem
bers are requested to attend as busi-
ness of Importance win be up for dis
cussion. slsHtNl
Tomorrow in the Churches.
In the various churches tomorrow the
following topics will be given:
Il Emmanuel =. Elm the morning
''The Glory of the Church." by the rec.
tor, the Rev. Frank Merton Munson
D. D..
st. Peters r. c.-second sunda,
after Lent. "I Am the Good Shep-
hedr." from the Gospel according te
st. john 10: 16. The Rev. Father
Brady pastor
New Castle NJ. E.-Morning. "show
ing our Love-" evening, "Christ Touch
ing the Bier" The Rev. c. w. Pretty
man, d. D., pastor
First byterian-Morning. doc
trine Adorned" evening. Greatness.
The Rev. c. Beattie Wylie.
Hunger Ruling Passion.
On Thursday afternoon sneak THE
e entered the home Of Mrs. Deemer a
- the Lesley estate, and took q gol,
j watch from a bureau in Mrs. Deem
p er's room, and carried it to the kitchen
! where it was left on a dresser. Sever
4 loaves Of bread and a cake We're car
s ried off, however, which had been re
! moved from the oven only a few min
! utes before.
/ For the Churches.
bake under the auspices OF thi
. ladies of Emmanuel p. e. Church vii
; be held at the EllSinton store at
E o'clock this afternoon.
Paradise Lost" a picture drama, and
! a number of illustrated songs anC
J sketches win be given in the First Bap-
tist Church this evening.
News of the Town.
DR.. c. w. Prettyman. Of Dickinson
College. Carlisle. Pa. IS spending few
days as the guest of his parents. DR.
and Mrs c. w. Prettyman, Delaware
street.
Mrs. Martha Casperson. OF Penns.
Vile, n. j., has been visiting New Cas-
tie friends.
Mrs. James Casperson. OF Whining
ton. has returned home from a visit {,
, friends I'm this city.
Mrs. Martha Cranston, Miss NaI
: Churchman and Mrs. Edward Philips
of Newport, have been spending a fev
days with friends here.
Mrs. ]. p. Doughton and Mrs, Rile
of Wilmington, called on friends il
this city during the latter part of tn