Newark post., 1913-10-22

A Hallowe EN- dance will be given
BY young men Of Elkton in Me-
chanics Hall with music by Jacobs
Orchestra, opening at $50 O'Clock.
Alexander Patchell, 81 years of
age, 2. B. & w. R. r. section fore
man at North East, died at his
home there on Thursday of burns
caused by lamp which he was car
rylng, exploding when he stumbled
on a staircase at his home. He
leaves widow, two sons and six
daughters.
Hon. l.. Irving Handy, former
ly Of Newark, was the closing
speaker at the Democratic rally
held i'll Elkton on Saturday night
at which Hon. j. w. Folk Of Mis-
souri,; Hon. Blair Lee, Democratic
nominee or u. S. Senator, Hon. G..
e. Magruder and Mayor Preston of
Baltimore, also delivered addresses
Mr. Handy also gave an admirable
address on "The Great Love" at
morning Harvest Home service
held on Sunday in the Elkton M.
E. church. An interesting feature
of the services was the baptizing of
levn infants.
While George Smith and Frank
Lyons were passing the corner of
second and Shipley streets, Will
mington, late on Saturday night,
two youths, seemingly foreigners,
jostlcd them. One of them asked
Smith if he was looking for trou-
BILE and getting no reply said to his
comrade, "Shall | give it to him9'
pulled a revolver and sent a bullet
through Smiths thigh. A crowd
gathered but the two youths made
their escape.
While Leslie Pyle Of 91S Orange
street and Mrs. Joseph Baugher OF
24O5 Jefferson street, were riding
on Thursday night in the former :
. automobile, the car was struck by
t a work car of the Peoples Rail
way line at Pennsylvania ant
Woodlawn avenues, Wilmington
= thrown into a ditch and badl.
: broken. The two women wer,
e picked up unconscious and wer
l taken to the Homeopathic Hospi
V tai. Mr.. Pyle was cut and bruls
1 ed but was able to go to his home
William Riley, aged l9, of 81
= Lancaster avenue, Wilmington
:, II died last week at Delaware Hosp
II tai, of injuries received in foo
ball game on October II, when i
played helf-back on the Bclmol
e eleven. He walked home after IL
ii game but later became i'll and due
after an operation performed q
the hospital.
+ Leonard Wing, who operated Il
10 C0ursey Mills electric light plan
40 located between Milton and Ere
erica was found badly injured la
Tuesday evening, having fall,
upon the large water wheel OF .
7y niant He died shortly after ben
,ii taken ashore and did not state nc
IS the accident occurred. lie leaV
a widow and three children.
,st David S. Marvel, Wilmingt
p, livervman. has been appointed
,st ministrator of Homer Z. Wiggl,
the Young murderer and Daho
who robbed the Wilmington a
m, Philadelphia Traction Colnpan.
its car barn and later killed INNS
tor arter a battle with pollcem
nd 1856 was found on his body
,er the money is claimed by the 1T
tion Company and John r. Joi
whose cigar store was also rop, .'
n bv Virgins. One Of the oDJee,s ;,
old aIminisfering upon Virgins ?
TX sonal estate is the recovery OF
< d money.
his WIN;
Councilman Stover OF Wilmi
ton stated on Thursday that the
on nointmept Of a confidential ae
ing nr detective to investigate cer'
her oonJitjons " existing in the city
ran not been made with t the e p pnppos,' = pc .,
and "getting Chief Oh s olao prosic
and anyone else, which view rrts.. e '.',
4, m of Council w. P. White eonilrn'
Mr.. stover said it would ,dS no, :,
ious pIu''p''rI pr ra,neil's action was b'
Gay Gay but said nonresident H'9 S9