Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-15

Finn Correspondence Of Evory Evennn
New Castle, Jan. 10. Showing cart
Ridges of - calibre aud saying Use it
81 you have 70, a" did not deter Cen
ductor Madden putting a disordeily
young man OF the 5 O'Clock north
bound car OF the powerhouse curve
yesterday afternoon. And when another
one of the party. which compflsed
four, attempted to threaten the con-
ductor. and used proiane Language he
was summarily elected by Motorman
Sohuhardt. There were others on the
car who would have come to the assist
anco OF the crew had their services
been needed. Three women became
excited lest the men would shoot into
the car and one Of the women became
hystorical. The men entered the car
ct Second and Delaware streets and
one Of the party began 60 use rroiane
language. lie was notified by the oon-
duotor that the language would not be
tolerated, and aiterward warned, and
on the occasion Of repeating the oatha
for the third time the man was elected.
Tho three other men then arose and
wanted their companion TO return, but
this was not permitted and one started
80 abuse, with the result as stated.
manner and na the car assembled the
incline to the bridge the men ran
their hands into their pockets as III
nbout 20 draw Iovolvers. This was
what startled the women on the car
and caused them TO lie almost prone
upon the seats. One of the women was
hysterioal whom she left the car at
Fourth and Lombard streets, Will
mington.
The following programme has been
arranged for the anniversary exercises
of the First Baptist Sunday school,
tomorrow evening nt C CLOCK Anthem,
senior choir; singing, school prayer,
Superintendent $. Hickman Hewitt;
singing, school; reoitationa. Clarence
Wallis, Ethel Vantine; duet, Marie
Ccllison and Flora Wallai ROTATIONS,
Wilson Marshall, Clara Sterling solo,
Stella Sibley reoitations, Marie Col
liHon, Flora Walls; singing, infant
schools; Rotations, Edith Marshall,
Emily Mitchell duet, Clara Walls,
Ethel VAntine; fecitations, Charles
Marshall, Vanoe Mitchell, Myrtle Fer
gueon, Elsie Walls, Elizabeth Roberts,
Earl Sihl,y; singing, infant school :
Iecitationa, Mamie MoNally, Stella
Sihley ainging, junior choir address.
The Progress Of Our Age, Rev. q.
A. jenkins, Jr., of North Carolina ;
singing, school; distribution of candy
doxology; benodiction by Rev. q. A.
Jenkins, Jr.
Magistrate Terry did lively bust
ness on Saturday afternoon when he
disposed of 10 cases IN the record
breaking time of about an hour. The
accused pleaded guilty 10 the several
charges aud there was no trial In any
OF the oases and on account of the
pleas no fines we're charged up Ia the
Tour cases of alleged SANDER, the
women enoh paid the costs. Charged
with destruction of the Turner
property, on North Second street near
the potter's iield, Lawrence O'Connor,
jr., and George Wilhelme, Jr., pleaded
guilty aud the costs were charged NJ
and paid.
Mrs. George Williamso Of Third sire Ell
near Harmony was called 10 the home
OF her daughter. Mrs. Frank Moore,
near the city, on account of the Hines.
OF the latter.
William Taylor. who recently tool
the position OF engineer az tho power
house, has resigned 10 accept a position
ia Wilmington. Albert Temple.
formerly an engineer at the plant of
the Diamond State Steel Co., hat
taken the place vacated by Mr.. Taylor
and entered upon his duties last even
ing.
The infant Of James Brown, colcred
died on Saturday of marasmus.
The Home Mission Society of thu
First Presbyterian Church will hold
meeting on Friday afternoon, at . 81
O'Clock IN Marble Hall.
The Pastoral Aid Society of tn
First Presby teriau Church will NEE
at the close of the Wednesday nigh
prayer service.
There are now three candidates fo
the Democratic nomination for Repre-
teentatiye-Capt @. u. Holoomh,
former Representative Henry Hols
chumaker and Joseph Cough If Bea
Station.
The Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality O
st Peters II. q. Church has electe
the following oilIcorss Project, Mis-
Anna Duffy; First Assistant prefeoi
Miss Margaret Lawlor; Second Assist
ant Project, James Mahoney Score
tary, Miss Gonevieve Lawler; Treas
urer, Miss Rose McGroIy; OrRanisl
Miss Mamie Rodgers.
About 30 persons from this city wen
20 Wilmington last evening and al
tended the services az st. Mary's h. {
Church, where Rev Dennis J. Flynn