Evening journal., 1910-10-03
new CASTLE
HAS LIVELY DAY
Town Folk Have Twelve Hours
Continuous Performance
of Excitement
NEW PULPIT FOR
EMMANUEL CHURCH

special 10 If1E EN ENiNI JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Del, Oct. 3.-There
were lively doIngs here for twelve
hours on Saturday. Here they are:
Charles Vanetella mortally wounded
at a card game.
David T Green, of Wilmington, held
up by three men and robbed
..S.gnlseA man found lying on pave
ment with local option badge on his
coat. a
Elbert ]. Grant seriously injured In
trolley car collision in Wilmington.
meeting held opposite
old court house.
sle5.
David Green, colored(, chased by his
wife with razor. Green knocks her
shoulder out OF commission and cuts
her head with clothes prop.
Eight chickens stolen from Charles
E. Lancaster. Jr. Chickens killed at
Battery Park.
Harry McNally robbed Of s14, hat,
pipe and papers.
New Castle may be slow at times
and not belong to the Progressive
element but for twelve hours on
Saturday there was a continued per-
formances Of excitement.
Shortly before o'clock on Satur-
day during a card game, James Can
zOnella shot Charles Vanetella. The
bullet entered his cheek and buried
itseif In the vertebrae The injured
man was attended by Dr. Wertenbak-
er, who later took the patient to the
Delaware Hospital. Wilmington. Con-
stable Wright heard of the shooting
and arrested Ganzonella Two col
ored women saw the shooting. Magis-
trate Nickerson held Ganzonella
without bail pending the result of
Vanetella's injuries He was lodged
in the workhouse.
An hour later David L. Green in
formed officer Matthew Tobin that he
had been robbed by three men. Henry
Louth and Michael Bishop were ar
rested on the charge of highway rob-
berry
Before Mayor Boyd yesterday morn
ing Green identified the two men as
being in the party that had robbed
him. and they we're held for court on
the charge. The third man made his
escape. During the afternoon the men
had been in Dobbinsviile and Green
started for Wilmington when near the
-four mills one of the men threw
something over Green's head and
about S4 was taken from his pockets.
The Rev. George c. Williams, oil
Wilmington, and the Rev. Harry ID
Steward, of Delaware City. were the
speakers at the Anti-Saloon League
meeting here on Saturday night. Mrs
Steward assisted her husband in sing.
ing hymns.
For hours a street merchant sold
gold watches. jewellery, razors and
soap.
Everything was on the go for few
hours.
Charles f. Lancaster discovered
that some one carried of eight Ply.
mouth Rock chickens At Battery
Park the thieves rung off the fowls
heads.
Harry McNally fell asleep in the
yard of the Gilpin House, when he
woke up his hat was gone, as well as
s14 and his pocketbook An effort
will be made to find the fellow, who
took the cash.
Elbert ]. Grant is very sore about
the legs and body. as a result of q
| trolley car collision In Wilmington
on Saturday. A runaway car collidec
with the one on which he was riding
and he was thrown off.
In Emmanuel Church YESTERDAY
morning Bishop Kinsman nadicate(
the new pulpit presented by the Booth
! Rogers families. Nearly a century
ago these families succeeded in keep
/ ing the congregation united. BishoI
Kinsman in the course OF his remarks
referred TO the former pulpit, which
had been presented to the church b,
/ Queen Anne.
In ST. Peters Church last evening
the members OF the Holy Rosary at
tended In body. Two new member:
were received. With lighted candles
In their hands the members renewed
their promises
The funeral of George r. 'McKnitt
son of Mr. and Mrs. George McKnitt
took place yesterday afternoon. Ser
vices were conducted by the Rev F
! X Moore. Interment was made II
Glebe cemetery.
On account Of the dedication OF tn,
pulpit In Emmanuel Church yesterday
there were many prominent visitors
,i"ut ir'i"ue'P"io anu O0n0i PiaSS'
In New Castle.
The funeral Of George T. Hill tool
place at ST. Georges to-day Th'
Rev. DR.. Milligan conducted the ser
vices. Undertaken Clewell had charg'
OF the funeral.
To Issue New Castle Post.
The New Castle Post. new news
paper of New Castle, that has appear
ed for the past two weeks. is to con
tinue publication. according TO Claud
Burgess. one Of the publishers. Nj
Burgess denied a report that the Pos
is to susDend publication and h'
saws n will be issued as usual ever