Evening journal., 1905-10-05
|. 7. BRADY FELL
FROM TROLLEY CAR
Sewing Machine Repairer
Met With Painful Accident
in Second District
TAKEN TO DELAWARE HOSPITAL
snooIal b rhe EvanIng Iournal.


New Castle oct 81. r. Brady, a
repairer for the Singer Sewing Ma
'chine Company. met with a painful IL
nor serious accident in Chestnut street
last evening as the result Of which he
is now on a cot in the Delaware Hos
pital.
Brady who for the past few weeks
has been boarding with Mrs. Michael
Fitzgerald, in South Third street
spent part OF yesterday IN Whining
ton and returned on the trolley leav-
ing the p. & r. junction for New Cas-
tie at o'clock. Shortly after the car
which is combination. turned the
corner OF Third and Chestnut streets
Brady. who is lame fell out of the side
door OF the smoking compartment and
landed upon his back on the street. Tho
car was stopped and Brady placed
aboard and carried 10 the court house
switch Here the passengers were
transferred and the car returned Ia
the junction where il was met by the
Phoenix ambulance and Brady was
taken TO the hospital
WILL ATTEND INSTALLATION
Members Of Adelphia Lodge No. s.
IK. Of r., are making preparations "a
ATTEND the installation OF Calanths
Lodge. No %. In Wilmington, on the
levenlng OF October u. II is expected
that about fifty members OF the Local
lodge will be present on the occasion
At recent meeting Of the lodge We'll
don Vining and aPtrick Ahern were
lappointed "a committee to arrange for
the visit Adephia Lodge is one of the
oldest Of the order in the State, having
been instituted thirty-seven years ago
or a membership of eighty there Is
but one charter member now IN the
lodge, that being Theodore Atkinson.
FUNERAL OF MISS DILLON.
The funeral OF Miss Louisa Dillon,
who died at the residence Of General
j. Parke Postles. i'm Wilmington, took
place yesterday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
from the home OF Robert c. Gordon,
in this city. Services were conducted
at the house by the Rev. G.. w. Pretty
man and interment made in the Metho-
dist cemetery. The pallbearers were
James e. Biggs. James l.. Bacon,
James II. Challenger. William Deakyne,
Edward w Eagle and George Williams.
Miss Dillon was buried in the family
hot IA which the body OF the first wife
of Robert Dillon is Inferred. Tn OPEN
ling the grave the casket containing
MRS. Dilons body was exposed and
was found to be in perfect condition
lalthough 1t had been IN the ground for
forty years The casket is of cherry
land was made by John Beckley Vning
JAMES DOBB BURIED.
In the family lot IN Emanuel p. r
lChurch cemetery the body Of ]. Jame
lDohb. OF Wilmington. was buried thi
Afternoon The funeral was larger
ATTENDED and was I'm charge OF II
lGrand Lodge Of Masons.
VISITING NEW CASTLE FRIENDS
william H. Rogers. of st. Louis Mo
lis visiting his sister Mrs. John r
lIambson. in New Castle Mr. Roger
lis connected with that branch Of tn
works OF the Pullman Palace Ca
lCompany which is located In St; Louis
lcAUsED MUCH DISAPPOINTMENT
The statement that the Wilmington
lefty Railway Company refused TO ne
lgotiate with the Wilmington. New Cas-
Tile and Southern Railway Company re
garding running ears into Fourth ant
Market streets until the alleged bill o
$4,000 due It is paid caused much dis
appointment among local trolley rll
lers. It was hoped that some tempo
lrary arrangement would have beei
made whereby the cars would be rul
Through until a permanent agreemen
lcould be reached.
GAVE EUCHRE PARTY.
At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Johi
lschuhardt last evening an enjoyable
lechre party was given. There wer
present a number Of young people from
this city and Wilmington. After pla,
had been finished refreshments wer
served.
McGRORY WILL PITCH.
Much interest is centered in tn
Same between the New Castle and \
,Brandywine baseball clubs which vii
he played on Battery Park on Satur
lday afternoon. McGrory viii be i'm tn
box for the locals, whose line7up vii
be as follows: Countiss. C; Duffy III
Chase. 3b Hobbs. cf; Leach. Oh; Oh
lver. RI: Bradford. II; Wise S.