Evening journal., 1915-01-25
CROSS SUIT AFTER
SALE OF GARAGE
KrauSe Now PrOSecuteS
Former Owner of New
Castle Property
METHODISTS IN
SPECIAL SERVICES
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE, Jan. 25-James J.
Wright is now in charge of the New
Castle garage. George II. Briggs,
who was the recent owner, will be
given a hearing tonight in Whining
ton on charges growing out Of hls
6iscontinuance of the business. Ed
ward Krause, of Wilmington, is the
prosecuting witness, and it is undei
stood there will be at least twenty
witnesses in the case.
Mayor Rodney yesterday morning
fined Alexander Jackson, colOred, So
and costs for acting disorderly on
the street.
George Bayard. colored does not
appear to be benefited by punish
ment for acting disorderly He was
arrested on Saturday night and this
time he drew the SO limit.
Mary Brown, cOlored, was arrested
on Saturday night on a charge Of
disorderly conduct, and was fined So
and costs.
Albert Barnes, a stranger in the
city, was arrested here on Saturday,
and when searched a razor was found
in his pocket. He was retired 70
Greenbank to await the action of the
Grand Jury.
In St. Peters Church yesterday, the
Rev. Dr. Tucker, of Wilmington,
preached an eloquent sermon on "The
Leprosy of the Soul"
The Rev. Edward l.. Hubbard. who
Is conducting evangelistic services in
the NJ. e. Church, was an exceedingly
busy man yesterday In addition
to the regular services he addressed
the Baraca Glass.
John Wright, of South Bend, Ind,
is visiting his brother, James j.
Wright. Mr.. Wright is general super
intendent of the Metropolitan Insur-
ance Company at South Bend, Ind.
ard has been attending the meeting
Of the agents of the company in New
York.
Winfield Heacock. Of Seattle,
Wash, has been visiting New Castle
friends. He was a resident OF New
Castle until years ago.
The funeral of Ellen T. Kent col
ored. of Philadelphia, took place to-
day from the residence Of her mother
Mrs Susan Terry. Services were
conducted by the Rev. Andrew
Henry, and interment was made in
Mt. Salem cemetery.
Shad fishermen are getting ready to
purchase their nets for the coming
season.
A bill will be introduced in the
Legislature regulating fishing fol
shad in the Delaware river.
The Emmanuel basketball team vii
play basketball on Wednesday night
The st. Peters Jr. Holy Name
Minstrels are rehearsing for the
minstrel show to be given in two
weeks. New songs and jokes viii
feature the entertainment.
Many persons suffered severe fall
here last evening because of th'
slippery condition of the sidewalks
The annual reports Of the officers
Of St. Peters r. A. B. Society, pre-
sented at the meeting yesterday
showed the society to be i'm a splen
did financial condition. In addition
TO the cash on hand the society ha
hundreds of dollars in the local sav
ings funds and in Wilmington al
well. and several shares in the Citi
zens' Building and Loan Association
Mrs Armytage Black Fullenwide
has been in the Presbyterian Hos
pital. Philadelphia, where she wen
under an operation. Early yesterda
morning her husband, Henry Fullen
wider. and Mrs. Black and Miss Elsi
Black went to Philadelphia as Mr.
I, Fullenwider's condition had becom
/ alarming.