Evening journal., 1912-12-23
NEWSY DOINCS
OF NEW CASTLE
DObbinSviIIe Men in Free for
All Fight Give NeighbOrS
a Scare
SCHOOL CHILDREN TO
OBSERVE HOLIDAY SEASON

had the excitement caused by the
brutal assault on Frank Mockieviesch
subsided here on Saturday night than
Officer Tobin was notified that two
men were attempting to murder
another man in Dobbinsville The
officer lost no time ia getting to the
scene and found enough patients in
one house to keep a hospital stan
busy. Alexander Garneski had his
right cheek and eye cut and bruised
by being struck with a quart bottle.
August Garneski had an ugly
wound on the left side of his head
and the blood flowed freely where a
blow of a shovel had caused the in
jury. Bertha Garneski. aged II years,
was bleeding from wound ON the
TOP Of her head where she had been
hit by the shovel and Tony Starr had
his left eye closed by blows while
another young man piled beer bot
tie on Starts head.
officer Tobin arrested Starr that
night. He also arrested William
Cloud yesterday morning and they
we're given hearings before Mayor
Richard S. Rodney. Josephine Car
neski an intelligent girl of fifteen
years acted as interpreter. She tes-
tilted that Starr and Cloud came TO
board at their house Saturday after
noon. Alex. had dog in his arms
when Tony came In on Saturday
night and Tony started 20 tease the
dog and then kicked Alex. and re-
ceiyed a slap in the face, Tony
threw Alex to the floor and stamped
on him while Cloud struck the man
on the floor with the bottle. The
fighters we're elected from the house
but Tony returned with shovel
When he attempted to strike Mrs.
Garnesk, who was in bed at the time,
Bertha leaped between the man and
her mother and received the blow on
the head. Cries for help brought Au-
gust Garneski to the door and he re-
ceived another blow from the shovel
on the side of the head. causing n
deep cut of several inches. Dr.
Stewart had to use several stitches to
close le wound
Mayor Rodney told the interpreter
70 inform the persons present that
disorder in Dobbinsyille will not be
tolerated. He fined Cloud 50 and
costs and Starr $40 and costs.
ST. Peters II. A. b. Society at It's
annual meeting yesterday elected the
following officers President, James
r. McGrory; yice-president. George
II White; treasurer. Edward CORN
ley, recording secretary, Hugh u.
Duffy, financial secretary, James r.
Mclvor, librarian. AQuilla NJ Hizar;
marshal. Jeremiah Tobin trustees
+ p McCallin A. M. Hizar. James j.
Lawlef. stewards. Jacob Gilkey
John Schulther's, George H. VIII tC
and Richard McGrory. Three mem.
bcrs were initiated and four propo-
sitione were received.
Ar lgements were perfected for
the members of the society to at
tend first mass in a body in st. Pet
cr's Church on the third Sunday In
January aud receive Holy Commune
ion.
Turkeys. geese. ducks and chick
ems are plentiful here George H.
Tohin said today that prime turkeys
viii not bring over % cents and %
cents will be the price for ducks and
chickens.
In the Methodist Church yesterday
the Christmas music under the direc.
The sermon was preached by the
Rev. J. l.. Jackson.
Congregations i'm the Presbyterian
Church yesterday were large. Christ.
mas music and Christmas sermons
were of high character.
In ST. Peters Church this morning
"a solemn requiem high mass was
celebrated for the repose OF the souls
of deceased members of the parish.
The Christmas entertainment of the
Presbyterian Sunday school will bl
held this evening.
In the New Castle public schools
tomorrow afternoon the pupils will
present interesting programmes II
the Fifth grade taught by Miss MAY B
Goodley the following programm,
has been arranged.
Song Playing in the Snow,
School; dialogue, @rhe Most Note,
Man." Clinton Mitchell, Fletcher Mel
son, William Lewis, William Thomp
lson. Alfred Gooden, Eugene Myers
reading, "The Longest Day Of tn
Year" Edith Bruce: recitation
"DolN's Presents" Mabel Pinder
reading. Mrs. Santa Claus" Rutl
Nickerson; song, while Angels Sing
School; recitation, Hanging Up tn
Stockings Edna Cranston; dialogue
who Can Tell" Helen Deemer. Mil
dred Holiday, Elsie Waer; solo, 9Th
Sand Man, Florence Townsend
reading, "Jolly December" Edna Kirk
patrick christmas operetta. "A Sur
prise Grumbler." Mary Eliason, Hele
Deemer, Helen Davidson, Regin
Rothrock. Mary Givison. Mabel Pin
der. Edna Cranston, Anna Fitch.
In Music hall. Fifth and Sout
streets, Wednesday evening. ther
will be a society dance
Passengers on one of the cars o
Saturday, evening were given a scar
when they reached the high bridge o
the causeway over the p. b. & w. raj
road tracks. The front wheels of tn
car did not take the south boun
switch properly and jumped the tract
The passengers had TO walk TO Wi
mington
A number of interesting feature
have been planned by the Rev. Alba
Richey. rector OF Emmanuel Churcl
in connection with the observance
the. Christmas festival The children
carol service will be given In n
church on Christmas eve, al 7.s
o'clock. Later. there will be the
midnight service, with a celebrate
Of the Holy Communion A specii
musical program has been arrange
as follows. Professional (59). Venitl
Psalter, Gloria Patri, TIE Deum, Ben
dicite, BenediCtus, Jubilate: Litar
Hymn; Holy Communion: SermC
Hymn: Gloria Patri.; Onertory Al
them, -Silent Night Haydn: Pr
sentation Of Aims (4O0 Sursu