Evening journal., 1905-11-11
MANY WARRANTS
TO Be SERVED
Terry Will Hold
First Court for a Month
Today
CONSTABLE BUCKLEY 70 ACT
Special to The evening Journal.

New Castle. Nov 1t.-rOr the first
time in a month Magistrate william
Terry will hold court this afternoon and
viii hear number of cases.
Magistrate Terrys Court for a num-
Der of weeks has been without "a con-
stable and as a consequence the Judge
has been unable to have warrants
which were sworn out before him
served. On Thursday he communicate
ed with Thomas f. Buckley, constable
for Magistrate George Il. Hollis, of
Wilmington. and Mr.. Buckley, coming
to New Castle. subpoenaed a number
of witnesses. Magistrate Terry viii
hereafter hold court every Saturday
AFTERNOON until his docket is cleared.
He has about twenty warrants that
lare yet to be served.
STILL SUFFERS FROM ACCIDENT.
Thomas Barry, a farmer living near
New Castle, and who was severely in
jured some time ago at the p, b. &
W. railroad crossing Is still suffering
from the effects Of the accident. Mr..
Barry is compelled to walk with
cane and on many occasions uses
lcrutches
GAVE BIRTHDAY DANCE.
In honor of her birthday an enjoy
liable dance was given to Miss Josephine
Fitzgerald in the armOry last evening
by James Mcclure and Alexander Me-
lCaughan. All present were I'm masque
and many comical characters were
represented. AT midnight a lunch was
served in Charles II. Shearers cafe.
Among those who attended were the
Misses Josephine Fitzgerald, Maggie
Reynolds. Katie Madden. Mamie Rey-
nolds Mamie Gormley. Lizzie and
Mary Murphy, Celia Boyle. Annie Will
lis, Katie Sullivan, Mary King. Wilhel-
ma Hewitt Mamie Rogers. Mary To-
bin, Ida and Lucy White. Messrs.
James Mcclure. Alexander McCaughan.
John Atchison. Hugh Duffy. Frank
Murphy, John p. Murphy Frank Mad
den, Felix McCanery. Jacob steele,
Charles Townsend. Harry and William
Hewitt, John McDevitt Daniel Nc
lCaughan, Emmit McGrory. Thomas
Morrison, Joseph Gilkey Eugene Chase,
Samuel Foster, Frank Wright. James
Mahoney, james Kirk. Mr and Mrs.
Thomas Modem and daughter, Miss
Ethel OF Chester Mrs. James Wright
and others.
WILL GO ON CUNNING TRIP.
Walter Sihley leaves for a weeks
cunning trip in the lower part of the
state on Tuesday next. He will go to
FELTON, where he will be the guest Of
his sister. Mrs. Sarah Finley.
CATTLE SALE AT HARE'S CORNER
O'Neal Brothers. Of Mt Cuba. held
sale of cattle at the Hare's Corner Ho-
tel yesterday afternoon and many far
mers from all parts of the county were
In attendance. Prices realized were
good.
SUCCESSFUL HUNTING MuSkRAT
Evan Lancaster has proved himself
to be an expert muskrat hunter. While
cunning on the Red Lion Marsh yes
terday Mr. Lancaster killed five Of the
little animals three Of which We're kill
ed at one shot.
BIG HAMMER BLOCK IN FLAsKs.
AT the Baldt Steel Casting Company
the second of an order of three trip
hammer blocks is in TASKS. The block
In rough viii weigh about $4,000 pounds
and when chipped 2S.SOO pounds The
blocks are being cast for Bement and
Miles.
HAS POSITION IN WEST CHESTER.
James w. Foster. Of this city. has
position as foreman Of a gang of men
In West Chester. Pa. who are at work
laying a sewer system in that place.
Mr. Foster has 100 Italians under his
charge.
FIT. DUPONT VS.. LAWMAKERS.
The 45th Company, Heavy Artillery.
stationed at Fort Dupont, football
team will play the Haymakers eleven.
of Chester. this afternoon. Challenges
for the Fort Dupont team should be
addressed to Captain Kirschke, 45th
Company, Fort DUPONT
Professor Harry Vance Holloway at
tended the marriage of William Coul-
bourne Brown and Miss Nancy j. Sud-
Ter, which took place I'm st. Andrews
p. e. Church, Princess Anne, Md. on
Thursday. Mr.. Holloway was one OF
the ushers at the wedding. The groom
was United States Consul at New Cas-
tie. Australia during President Cleve-