Evening journal., 1905-07-12
JOHN CAMPBELL
BADLY SCALDED
Steam From a Bursting
Pipe Enveloped His
Body and Limbs
NOW At DELANARE HOSPITAL
er.,l,i - ME- rvening journal.


OF the bursting OF q steam pipe IN the
mills Of Joseph Bancroft q sons COM
panv Yesterday afternoon. John Camp
he'll eldest son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Campbell. Of this city, lies on a cor IN
the Delaware Hospital Wilmington,
his head and body swathcd in band
ages
youne Campbell is employed as n
steam hitter with the-B. Il. shaw ''oin-
oany ana hal some to the mills In
company with Frederick Warwick, Of
Kentmere. to repair n steam flpe.
NVhie engaged Ca this work pipe
bursted and Campbell received the full
blast Of steam, the result Of which was
that his face. neck and body, arms
ard legs were badly scalded
warwick was nearby and ne also was
enYeloped In the steam. but was not
scaided SO severely. To escape fur
thef scalding ne leape3 from a win
dow 20 the ground below. and was in
jured about the head and shoulders IN
aiighting.
Wfithng with pain Campbell and his
more fortunate companion werc picked
ND and Dr. John Palmer. Jrs was
summoned. VINO after giving tcmnor-
hospital for treatment. Warwick was
removed 10 his home later. Mr.. ana
Mrs Campbell were al oncr notified
anu proceeded 10 the institution spend
ing some time al their sons bedside.
Physicians 81 the hospital ioduy say
that although Campbell passed rest
less night owing 10 the intense pain
from his burns that bis condition is
not considered dangerous.
STEP TOWARD BOARD OF TRADE
Distinctive steps were taken iast
evening at a meeting of citizens heli
ih.the mayors of1ce for the purpose OF
forming new Board OF Trade. The
meeting was called TO order by Lewis
T. Eliason. while Charles H. Clewel
secretary Of the old board acted in
that capacity last evening. 10 was
expected that the resignation Df Dr.
Black as president OF the former board
would have been handed in but for
some reason II was not Forthcoming.
As there was a quorum however. OF
the old board present the meeting was
given over 10 them and Patrick Nc.
Gfory was made chairman until ner-
mahent president could be chosen.
Upon motion OF Mayo Boyd the
rules were suspended and a member
ship nst was opened. and the follow
inc afhxed their signatures as meme
bers. James r. McNor A. " l..
George. Harry Y. Jemison. L. f. Ein-
son. John J. sheridan. Edgar C. Bross
John p, Nanlove. Artemas Smith. Ed-
ward Eagle. JEFFERSON poNnham, A. =
Goods.
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the following committees.
Membership -Messrs. BOYD. Geore
Rothwell.
Revision Of by-laws-Messrs. Ella
son. Ferris. Smith.
on motion OF Mr Ferris the meeting
adjourned until next Tuesday night
Those present last evening we're rs
follows. the first eleven named being
chartcr members; James q. Eliason,
William J. Ferris. Patrick McGrory,
John Thompson. John r. Lambson
John s Duncan. Charles "A. Cleweii
Evan q. Boyd William Roihwell. a.
II Padbere Moses B. Fleming, =. r.
Eilsson, Edward Eagle h. G. Bross, T..
Y. Jemison. J. 4. McIvor. A. v l..
George. J.. J, sheridan. John B. Man
love. Artemas Smith. jefferson Down
ham.
SOME VIEWS or AMERICA
In the last issue Of the Glasgow
Weekly Herald appears an article en-
titled some Views Of America writ
ten by Harold sudell. Mr sudel for
merly lived IN this city and was cun-
nected with the Delaware Iron Com
Iany.
HAS POSITION on RAILWAY.
George Wright. formerly OF this city
has accepted "a position as motorman
on the Wilmington city Railway Nne
For several years Mr. Wright was day
Lridsetender al Third street and was
one of the most edcient men that ras
ever acted as bridgetender Ak that
place.
WILL VISIT THE WEST.
Mrs Isaac Hopes, OF wilmington,
ana Miss May Goodley, OF this city,
left this morning for points west Tor
"A trip of iive weeks. While away they
viii visit Denver. San Francisco. salt
Lake City and Portland, oregon.
HAVE GONE TO COATESNILLE.
Alfred Walling, John McGrath and
John King left today Tor Coatasviiie.
Pa where they have accepted posi-
tions in a pipe mill. All the men are
skilled iron workers.
VISITORS FROM PENNSYLVANIA.
AT the hone Of Mrs Charles V.
Wise, Mr.. and Mrs. Max 3. Feldinan
and their daughters Misses Aiine ana
El'nor. and M Feldman's SISTER, Miss
Emma. an OF Mt. Airy, Pa. are visit
Ing. The parry will remain Tor two
weeks.
NEW CASTLE VS.. BRoWNTowN.
At Battery Park on Saturday after
room the New Castle baseball team
will cross bats with the Browntown
cluo, Of Wilmington. The ime-up OF
the visitors viii be as follows. Bal
lantine. ss; Bradsneld. Sb Scott, C.;
Leonard, p; Ford. CT. .Rainey. ID:
Mannering, if; Mannering, 2b; Higley
II. McGrory VIII do the twirllng for
the locals. while Leonard, OF Brown
srwn, is said 10 be. one OF the best
about
The Oldest brick building in England
sxcept those built by the Romans, s.
said 30 be Hurstmonceaux Castle, in
Sussex, which was erected by Detien-
mes. Treasurer to Henry VI X wal
49, I'D.