Evening journal., 1907-07-29
BADLY HURT BY
FALLING BRICKS
Frederick PeTren Bruised and
Burned at Bait Steel
Works
TO NAME SCHOOL TEACHERS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. July 29.-The Board Of
Education az its meeting tomorrow even
ing will have two vacancies to hn in the
corps of teachers. An assistant prime pal
IS needed and Miss Margaret Carrclx, the
principal Of No School having become
the bride Of Harry Hunter, there is
vacancy la that school. There are about
thirty applicants for the position Of as
sistant principal and members OF the
Board are now being interviewed by some
friends of the applicants.
The two steel plants are closed down
to-day. The Brylgon Is not working be-
cause a new smokestack TO be erected.
Hurt at Steel Plant.
Early yesterday morning while men
were at work in the Baldt works one Of
the furnaces caved in. Fred Perrem, who
was at work, was caught by the falling
bricks and was severely brus.d and
burned Two men who were working with
him az the time extricated him and then
removed him TO his home where he was
attended by DIR. william wertenbaker
The latter decided yesterday that Il was
best for Perrem to 40 to a hospital 50
the injured man was taken to Phlladel-
phia.
Pullman Lost Again.
The Pullman baseball club came here
on Saturday with padded club but New
Castle Just Joined hands and when the
palace car crowd left the grounds it was
a sick aggregation. The baseball rhymer
IN reviewing the game says:
Sing a song OF slxpence, Pullman don't
you cry;
New Castle slickly played the trick-wink
the other eve.
Pullman sure was padded, came around
In turn:
Beck was on the bench, in the box was
Burns
We pounded him, we banged HIM and
ratified Pullmans crowd;
We ike to meet the leaguers, so very nice
and loud.
Newlove. our own Bobby. made Pullman
look so blue
New Castle had Just nlne-Pullman only
two.
clubs can boast at VIII. funny things to
say.
But ., ls on the diamond New Castle ball
does play.
we want another chance at the Powder
Makers.
we win treat them nicely. quietly as
ouakers.
Grants Defeated lncincibles.
Following this game there was gem
uine game mixed with funny stunts by
minstrels reminding one Of the Cubar
Giants games. The New Castle Giants
mot tne Chester Invincibles and not until
the last inning did the locals have any
luck. Then with three men on base Johr
| Henry Davis went to bat and when ht
swung the stick around IL met the bail
square on the nose and when It landel
on the ground q was near the centre fe' d
fence and three runs were scored.
George Russell. colored. during a
wrnngle on Saturday night. was severely
cut about the arm with . razor. He went
TO the Delaware Hospital yesterday.
James Collins. Mrs Cecilia Courtney,
Mrs. McManus and Miss c. V. Collins. Of
Philadelphia, were New Castle visitors
yesterday.
George Griffin and Edward Duffy, OF
New York are visiting relatvss in New
Castle.
LADIES'. mems. chfdren's shoes. Stoops
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. White visited
Chester relatives yesterday.
In the Methodist Church yesterday
morning an interesting address was mac'
by Field Secretary Royal Raymond re-
garding the local option campaign.
The New Castle hundred committee VII
meet this evening in the town hsn. Mem
bers of the subcommittee have been Sc
iected-