Evening journal., 1914-08-03
FIGHT after DOC
TANCLE BRINGS fine
Doctor Figures in Mix Up
That is Started by
CANNES
MANY NEW CASTLE
MEN REGISTER

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Aug 23.-Mayor
Richard p. Rodney arrived home late
Friday night in time to hear Of
threatened war IN New Castle. Oscar
Longacre came here from Whining
ton on Friday evening, ano as he has
a fancy for dogs he secured a pair.
He LED each one by q rope, and while
passing along Fourth street he met
DR.. r T. Roth In passing on the
narrow street the ropes came in con-
tact with DR.. koth's legs, and there
was a general nlix-up. Longacre, Dr.
Roth and the dogs were IN pile.
While the dogs did not get into the
war CLOUDS, I.ongacre used his fists,
and after the physician had time TO
hunt the arm Of the law he did So
and Ohicer Tobin placed Longacre
behind tie bars. Mayor Rodney
assessed the damages az $40 and
costs, and Iongacre returned to Viii
mington.
Clayton McCasson, while under the
influence Of liquor on Saturday night
created so much disorder that he was
arrested. Mayor Rodney sent Clay
default of payment Of fine Of $40
and costs
New Castle had a big registration
OIL Saturday. In the First district
As went on the list; IN the Second,
l00, Third, 40. and Fourth, 62. Regis
trar LoOmis O. Wise qualified more
than fifty voters at Farnhurst. Regis
trar Bull sat az Rose Hill school
house TO give the residents a chance
to register without having 70 come to
New Castle.
Baseball was at high ebb on Satur-
day, as there were two games here,
one in Odessa and the fourth one at
Clayton. The New Castle A. A.
won in the latter town by the score
Of to g.
The Baraca baseball team will
play the Port Penn cllb on Thursday,
when the Sunday school excursion
of the NJ. E. Church goes to Angus
tine Beach.
City Council and the Trustees Of
the Commons will meet in monthly
session tomorrow evening.
The New Castle hundred Republi-
cans so far have not decided upon
the candidate for Representative.
Many appear to want Charles E.
Negginson. while others are in favor
Of J. Harry King. James P Nc
Grory and George f. Duncan are the
Democratic candidates.
Miss Lizzie Wipf and Miss Lizzie
Johnson left yesterday morning for
Atlantic City, where they will spend
week, and from there will go to
Asbury Park for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Shannon
OF Kansas City, Mo-. who have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis P
McCalljn, left, on Saturday for At
lantic City. The trip from Missouri
was made in their automobile.
Burton Cisin, of New York, is the
guest of Lee l. Goudiss.
In the NJ. e. Sunday school yester-
day afternoon Mr.. Cisin played a
number of violin selections and was
warmly congratulated by those who
heard him.
Mr. and Mrs. John McCallin. Of
Philadelphia, are New Castle visi-
tors.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Maxwell
George T. Maxwell, Jr- and Mis-;
Marion Maxwell of No. 1905 Wesi
street. Wilmington. are spending q
week with Mr.. MaXWellS parents
Mr. and Mrs. George A Maxwell
Miss Vera Atkinson has returned
home from Mt POcOno. Pa.
The New Century Club is looking
forward with much pleasure to the
coming celebration at Cooch's Bridge
when the celebration of the unfurlinG
OF the American iag in battle will b'
observed
New Castle and Rose Hill Grangeri
will turn out in large numbers OF
Thursday at the Pomona Grang'
picnic at Brandywine Springs.
Postmaster John p. Murphy wal
agreeably surprised by the number o
letters mailed here yesterday for dis
patch in the Sunday evening mail.
Chauncey p. Holcomb has been in
disposed for n few days.