Evening journal., 1905-09-19
RICE WAS FINED
FIVE AND costs
Colored Man Who Created
Trouble on Trolley Car
Pleaded Guilty
ANOTHER WARRANT SWORN OUT
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Kew Castle. sept. 19.-Daniel Rice.
colored. was awaigned before Magis-
trate Terry last night on a disordery
conduct charge and pleaded guilty. A
fine OF 50 and costs amounting TO
S7O2, was imposed and the sum was
paid by Nanlove McFarlln, for whom
the negro works.
Rice was arrested Saturday night
by officer Doris on a trolley car for
swearing and acting In disorderly
manner. lie has given the local po-
lice trouble before.
After the Rice case was disposed Of
Omcer Doris swore out q warrant for
the arrest of Frank Munsen. also coli
ored. who he alleges pulled a knife at
the time the trouble occurred with
Rice. The warrant win be served to-
day. Alunsen is desperate darkey
and has been in trouble before. He IS
employed at the Hamburg farm. Of
nciais of the local trolley company
are determined 20 break up disorder
which IS caused by drunken negroes
on the late trolley cars ON Saturday
nights Already three employees of the
road have been made special consta-
bies and If necessary every motorman
and conductor on the line win be
sworn IN.
HAS BLOOD POISONING.
James Downham is suffering with
local blood poisoning and is experience /
ing much pain. Some weeks ago
while fishing he cut cash In the in
dex finger of his right hand at the Sec
ond joint. lie paid no attention TO
the wound but few days ago fish |
slime got into the cut and blood poi
soning followed.
FOUND A POCKETBOOK.
James j. Kerrigan. proprietor OF
the Gilpin House. has in his possess
sion O. pocketbook containing money
and several cards and papers The
book was found on the Wilmington
road between Stoeckle's lane and the
hotel and is believed to belong to one
1f the Diamond state Brewing Com
nanys drivers Mr.. Kerrigan win
.urn over the pocketbook if the owner
calls for IT,
SEIZED WITH CONCLUSIONS.
While Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Nc
Coy We're attending services tn the
Methodist Church on Sunday evening /
heir two-y year-old son George was /
seized with commissions az their home /
0n Front street The child's parents
were called ont Of church and hasten
ad 90 their sons bedside The attack
was not serious.
HOME FROM WEDDING TRIP.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jester. who were
married last week. have returned from
their wedding trip TO Atlantic city.
They are at present located with Mr..
and Mvs Irving Jones. but will occupy
a house ON South Fifth street shortly.
sPRAINED HER ANKLE.
While Mrs. Walter sihloy. Of this
city was ascending the stairs leading
TO dental parlor ia Wilmington. she
tripped and falling sprained her right
ankle. Mrs. Sibley was carried up-
lstairs ana the injury attended TO.
Later she was able TO so TO her home.
NEW sUNDAL SCHOOL BOOKS.
officials Of the Hare's Corner sun
day school have purchased from a
philadelphia firm 100 new books for
use OF the scholars The school IS 10
a thriving condition and is gathering
INNINltNN NhANN DMiNNNNs MISS AfNtNA
slack. organist who was attacked with
Typhoid fever IN Camden, n j., while
on her vacation. IS much improve t
! Is expected that she will return TO her
home within the next week.
WILLIAM wHITELOCK IL
William whtelock. who for a nam
ber OF years was proprietor Of the Gil-
Ipin House. is il at the home OF hia
sister Mrs. George Swan. DR. Wil.
Iliam Wertenbaker and physician
from Wilmington are I'm attendance.
ADMITTED TO MEMBERSHIP.
William J, Ferris. OF this city and
H. Layton Register. OF Philadelphia.
formerly of New Castle were admit
tied to membership in tho Delaware
Historical Society IN Wilmington last
might