Evening journal., 1904-01-13
MANY VISIT
DELAYED BOATS
Clyde Liners. Leave New
Castle in Convoy Of Ice
Boat
W0OLEN MILLS WILL RESUME
sneclal d Id lsvanIne JournaI.


New Castle. Jan. is.-'rhe three Clyde
liners. which have been tied up-here for
several days. venturcd out yesterday con-
voycd to the capes by city ice boat No. g.
The little fleet was The centre Of all eyes
here as 1t steamed on down the river tol
put to sea. The ice boat had orders to sec
IT'S charges safe beyond the, region Of ice
before returning. Several steamers passed
here yesterday inward bound.
II the weather continues mild the ice
win soon begin to move and permit INC
boats tied up here 10 go on their many
ways The masters Of these boats have
been receiving and entertaining many
visitors during the past week. A. was such
a novelty for New Castle thstmany Of the
city's residents took advantage OF the
Opportunity. and paid their compliments
TO the captain and other officers Of the
boats Visitors may be seen any hour dur
ing the day or evening along the dock
where tho boats lay, nysof whom arc
women.
Some of,tho captains, however, are hav-
ling troubles Of their own, for while forced
to tie up. the owners OF tho boats thought
uhey had ample opportunity 20 get TO sea
with their cargoes and made things warm
around here for some time. These differ
lences OF opinion eaused some changes in
the manning Of the boats, for several men
Iquit rather than take the risk under the
dangerous conditions.
Albert knause Recovering.
Abort Knause. who was recently dis
lcharged from tho Chester County Hos
lpital, West Chester, Pa. whore he was
taken suffering from the result OF seif-in-
nicted wounds made with a penknife, Is
Slowly recovering at the home Of his
father. Third and Harmony streets, this
place. He Is yet suffering from weakness
lcausod by loss Of blood, but he viii, no
doubt. gradually overcome tnhs and re-
lgain ms usual health and strength.
Knause says he has no recollection of the
act, and thar after leaving church he
knew nothing until he found himself in
the hospital He was evidently laboring
under some mental alteration. and after
recovering sufficient TO travel took the
advice OF the Chester county authorities
and came home.
1 Woolen Mill to Start.
A II IS expected that Fort Casin.ir Woolef
, mills will resume operations ON Friday
, one reason OF the temporary shutdown. B
is said, Is the change from thin 10 heavy
T. stock, the season for which is now abou
i opening and will continue until july. m
r shut down is keenly fcft mere, as th
t. weekly payroll is a noticeable factor j.
New Castle business circles.
y OF Sporting Flavor.
r The Chester bowlcrs failed TO show "a
"a here on Monday evening consequently "a
.e game scheduled to come OF at Ries alley
was not played.
r. Local sportsmen are looking forwar
]. 10 the basketball game here tomorro'
ID night when the Columbia boys VIII s
up against the team composed Of men
hers Of Company c. First Battahon, {
Wilmington.
Has Cheap Watch.
James Mcrike Is carrying gold watcl
+ which he recently GOT possession Of vii
"a trlhng outlay of money. Il is a prctt
good Kind OF a watch. but cost Mr. M'
T. Pike but 10 cents. Frank Wright has tn
v money.
q Rudolph Property Sold.
!. 5At the last meeting of the Citizen
/. building and Loan Association the proI
/, lerty known as the Rudolph tract was so'
TO William Montgomery. Several loan
-. were made to stockholders and 9th,
Z, business transacted.
l. Suffering From Accident.
i John Warren. who was injured at Il
plant Of the Wilmington Ma1leable Ire
ID Company by running a nail into his le
~ ION Saturday, is still suffering from the n
,s suit OF the accident The wound IS a vel
R painful one and the les. is considerab
I swollen.
). News Of the Town.
The All-Stars' Glee Club had the
photographs taken yesterday aflerno,
and a fine looking group they made
on they posed before the camera. There we
lis twelve in the party.
yn The home Of Peter G.. Madden, on Del
ware street, was the scene OF a delight
panty last evening. when many invit
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