Evening journal., 1912-08-10
NEWSY DOINCS
OF new CASTLE
Stranger on Way to City Tells
Police He Was
Robbed
LODGEMEN SPEND
NIGHT WITH BRETHREN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Aug. 10-James
Glasgow came down on Wilson
Line boat on Thursday night and
learned when he reached Wilmington
that there was no car for New Castle.
lie started to walk to New Castle to
get the first car for Delaware City
yesterday morning. He arrived
here yesterday morning and reported
10 the police that while walking along
the road near Pyle's lane he was held
up by two young men and robbed Of
his money and razor.
John Auld Of Eddystone, came
home yesterday suffering from an
injury to his foot while in jumping
contest
There is considerable talk here con
cerning the colored man who styles
himself Archbishop Justus J. Evans,
d. d., who has the flag displayed at
The Buttonwoods. He is seeking funds
for The High Educational College
Of Glory, the Supreme Church Of
Glory and True Light Army" An
Investigation of his manner of raising
money will be made.
Detective James A. Doris, of the
Delaware Railroad Company, was
here yesterday. He is investigating
the hold-up of the night caller FOR
the railroad at Todd's Cut. who was
relieved of $50 by two well-dressed
young men.
John B. Montgomery in his auto
mobile last evening took thirteen
members Of Industry Council, Jr. o.
L. A. NJ, to Townsend on a visit TO
the council at that place.
The Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Clsypoole,
and daughter will leave on Monday
on an extended vacation.
Tickets for the excursion Of the
Holy Name Society Of st. Peters
Church, win be distributed tomorrow.
The excursion goes to Augustine
Beach on the steamer Thomas Clyde
on Thursday, August 90 A feature
Of the trip will be a program Of ath-
letic sports.
The street committee Of City Coun-
Gil will be asked TO have the nuisance
at Sixth and Delaware streets abated
The plug at that corner for the past
year has leaked to such an extent
that the side of the street has beer
washed away and there is constantly
pool OF stagnant water there.
City Tax Collector Charles J
Doherty will sit in Mayor Rodney's
Office on Monday morning and after
noon for the convenience of those who
wish to pay the 1912 taxes and ge
the . per cent rebate
Lieutenant Ennis will preach II
the N. y. Church tomorrow morn
ing.
A young married couple I'm tn
-wegiern- section of tho oity has adopt
cd a novel plan. when they 60 for
walk. They place notice on th
door telling where they have gon
and when they will be back. Thi
action was taken because three cir
friends from Wilmington spent tw,
hours searching for the young peopl
and found upon reaching home tha
tho New Castle couple had beel
spending the evening IN Wilmington
a delightful time was spent las
evening at the home OF Miss Mar
Landers, when a number OF he
young friends called upon her. Voca
aud instrumental music passed ava
the time pleasantly and refreshment
were served.
Reopening services will take plac
at Bethany Union A. NJ E. Churcl
Fifth and Williams streets tomorrow
There will be preaching by the pastor
the Rev. William J. Ryder, at
O'Clock on the subject. "Shine" Tn
Rev Mr. Henry. OF Mt. Zion NJ. 7
Church. will preach at 7.30 o'clocl
The Rev. Stephen Frisby will preac
on Monday night. Report of Car
tains and presentations of prizes I
the one most successful in collectin
viii be made on Tuesday night tn
Pev. James G. Ryder will preach o
Wednesday night; the Rev. S.
Shepherd. of Wilmington, viii preac
on Thursday night, and the Rev.
Weuuth. P. e.. of Media, Pa, on FIR
day night.