Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-01-27
NEWSY DOlNGS
OF new CASTLE
DiSOrderIy tTrOIIy Car Rider
is Heavily Fined by
Magistrate
MANY BEEN ATTENDING
SUNDAY BIBLE CLASS
specIaI o THE EvENINa JoURNAL. |

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Jan. 27.-Disorder
will not be tolerated on the street
cars superintendent Myers is deter
mined that the cars Of the New Castle
line shall be safe for tho most refined
person to ride on. Constable James
Wright during three days has taken
four men TO the workhouse in default
Of fines and costs for misconduct on
the cars. Late on Saturday night he
arrested David Farrow and Magis-
trate Nickerson yesterday morning
fined him $40 and costs and in de-
fault of payment it means sixty days
in the workhouse Conductor Charles
Willis, Annie Carroll, James J. Wright
and Lewis g. Roberts testified that
after the II o'clock car left Whining
ton Farrow acted disorderly and re-
fused to stop swearing. When the
car reached here Farrow was al,
rested.
Case Puzzles Police.
The police are puzzled over an al
legged shooting on Saturday evening.
About o'clock that night a telephone
message was received for the officers
TO hurry to Shawtown that an Ital-
ian had shot George Langston. When
Officer Woolson arrived there he
found that Langston was not I'm dan
ger Of death as the young man was
walking about the street. officer
Woolson found further that Langston
called on a doctor but the latter
found no bullet mark on his clothing
and only a slight mark on his breast.
Armed with two guns Langston and
his brother went in search Of the
Italian but the latter had left the
city. The alleged trouble took place
over the Italian throwing a stone at
a chicken belonging to Langston The
police have given the advice that it
Is .ar better to use the fists than re-
volvers and shotguns.
Large Sunday School.
There wa sa marked increase I'm the
attendance at the Methodist Sunday
school yesterday Previous to the
time for the session groups of
men went after other men
who had not attended Sunday school
for years. As a consequence there
were 1873 men in the Baracca class
and a total attendance of 40S in the
Sunday school.
st. Peters T. A. B. Society at its
meeting yesterday received one new
member. The annual report showed
the society having an increase in
membership and all members in good
standing. In addition to paying sick
and death benefits the society annu-
ally donates money for charitable
purposes.
James b. Hance, Jr.. who Is ir
charge of the entertainment by IN,
Holy Name Society to be held OF
Thursday evening reports that tho
. program will be the finest presented
here for years
The Board of Education viii meeI
tomorrow evening when several in
teresting matters will be considered
Charles 70. Lancaster, James G.
Shaw and John H. Martin will sit on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
from 10 to . o'clock each day In
Mayor Rodney's Office to hear ap-
peals from the county assessment
made by Assessor Lancaster. BY ap.
pearing now property owners can
save time and the trouble OF going
to Wilmington in March when the
Levy Court Sits
L superintendent Myers said today
that the first storage battery car fol
the New Castle line is expected ia
arrive here tomorrow.