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Evening journal., 1910-01-06
FUR BUYER WAS
NEARLY LOST
George S. GOIdSbOrOugh Of
Smyrna Had Thrilling Ex-
perienCe at Bombay Hook

SMYRNA. Jan. 6.--Captain George
S. Goldsborough had an experience dur
ing the blizzard which he will not soon
forget He was on a fur buying trip
to Bombay Hook Island and hiring a
team from Grieves Livery he got as far
as Simon Killen's where he put his
horse up for the night BUD started
IN the snow stoifn to get his boat in
which he could make the Island. The
boat was at the end Of the bank he is
building for James r. Mott on this
side OF the creek. BY the time he
reached the marsh it was late, and
showing furiousy, and acting on his
better impulses he decided to forgo
the attempt to make the Island that
night or he might have perished in
the blizzard.
Going to William Walsh's he met
John Scott, who also wanted to go to
the Island. The next morning. after a
night spent at Walsh's. they attempt
ed to make their way back to simon
Killen's but without avail. The heavy
snow prevented their making any pro-
gress. so they gave it up. Monday
morning they started for the Island.
The snow was over the fence tops and
huge trees were bent and uprooted by
the heavy shlv. After reaching the
break in the road and finding the ice
would not bear they attempted to walk
over the marsh.
10 Inches OF Water.
When the tide rose their troubles
were at no end with three feet Of
snow and eighteen inches Of water.
they plugged along until nine o'clock
that night. To make matters worse
a smoky frost rose and they came
near being lost BY the aid Of the
light from the stars they retraced
their way and succeeded in gaining
high land. They crossed the big
ponds and bitches by means of poles
which supported them when they fell
through. They reached Woodland
Beach exhausted and almost over
come. Spending Tuesday night with
PRESLEY Goldsborough they made
their way again to the road a dis
tance of three miles hired Simons
boat and went to the lower part Of
the Island and spent the night with
James Manlove in his cabin The
next day Scott joined Richard Faulf
on his way from Wilmington to
Woodland after three days jaunt
Purchased 1900 Furs, Started Home.
Making the round to several trap
pers on the Island under much diff
Guilty. Captain Goldsborohgh gathered
together a load OF 1900 furs and by
means of an improvised sled and
horses which he borrowed. reached
Simons Killen's. Transferring the
furs To another team he went to
Gardner Ford's, made another transfer
and finally reached Smyrna and de-
livered his furs TO J. W. Jones.
Captain Goldsborough says il was a
pretty tough experience for one new
at the business. Trappers have been
having a fairly good season. Despite
tho fact that the season is half gone,
James Honecker. a resident of Bonn
bay Hook Island has received over
$500 for his furs.
Evening journal., 1910-01-06
MILLER WILL CASE
UP FOR ARGUMENT

Before Register of Wills Walker to-
day argument was commenced on a mo-
tion 10 have the Security Trust and Safe
Deposit Company appointed administra-
tor pendente lite under the viii OF tho
late George Miller Argument was con-
tinued until fo-morrow morhin4
salisbury. Ponder and Norris appear
ed for the contestants ofth WILL Rob-
ert n. Richards, who represented John
Windle Wood. Of Los Angeles. Cal. ex-
ecutor named in the viii. has withdrawn
from the case Wood will make an ef-
fort to have the Will probate in CALI
fornia.
Miller was a former resident Of this
county.
Evening journal., 1910-01-06
MOTOR CAR CYLINDER
EXPLODES, MANY ARRESTED

by United Press Leased Special Wire.
ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 6-Just be-
rause a cylinder OF Premier Stolypin's
automobile exploded yesterday during the
final funeral services for Grand Duke
Michael Nicholaevich. a score Of persons
are in jcu to-day They were arrested in
the wild e>, 'tement that followed the ex-
oiosion, the police thinking another bomb
wtrage had been attempted.
Within few minutes, and befor ,ne (
ause Of the excitment had beo deter
ined. the police had round.fup a score
r handy victims and enrusl them into
az.
The men are still held ioners for
lther apparent reasons thsn that they
urnish striking proof of ths Sctivity Of
he police.
Evening journal., 1910-01-06
GAS COMPANY
RAISES THE REWARD

torm.nod to put an end TO the robbing Of
slot meters and with this IN view has
raised the reward offered by IT, for the
arrest and conviction OF such robbers from
$50 to 500
Patrons Of the company are asked 20
TAKE cl0to description of any persons
coming 20 their homes 70 collect gas ro-
telpt All enplos ,ao company
have the comranys badge
Evening journal., 1910-01-06
NEW WORKERS
SLID TO WORK
Nearly Six Hundred Persons
injured by Falling on
Slippery Streets
STREET TRAFFIC WAS
ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE

BY United Press Leased Special wire.
NEW YORK. Jan. 6-Those New York;
ers who did not crawl TO work to-day
assumed a more undlgnined and much
more painful posture and slid to work.
During the night and early hours OF to-
day nearly six hundred persons had been
treated at hospitals IN Greater New York
or by private physicians for injuries re-
eeived from falling on the ice-coated
streets and sidewalks.
The falling rain which froze as IL
touched the ground. formed ono great
sheet Of Ice over the great city and by Q
o'clock last night Gotham was ono vast
'katlng rink
Horses fell to such an extent that street
rafiic was almost impossible. Before
Midnight there were blocked on nearly
every surface and elevated line and to-
lay they are making little effort 70 maln-
ain a regular schedule.
Mails were late getting TO the postonice
ecause OF tho slippery condition OF the
treets. Few horses were seen on the
ireets to-day and delivery is practically
.ralyzed. Dense fog that hangs over the
iVers has made the traffic slow and dan
crous.
The hospitals have been busy caring
for patients and the ambuances could
not answer calls and express wagons
were placed IN commission. outside phy-
sicians had tc be called in by nearly an
the hospitals
one man was killed and several others
hurt last night in collision between
elevated trains ON the Wlniamburp
bridge, the slippery rails preventing IN,
emergency brakes from holding on tn,
wheels.
Several small steamers have gon,
ashore at different points IN the harbol
but as yet no serious accident has oc
Cured there More rain with freezing
weather is forecasted.
Evening journal., 1910-01-06
FOUND MAN FROz
TO THfDEWALK

A patrolman found ~ Dougherty
frozen to the pavemontlont and ship
ley streets last nirht Fhen he was
pried loose and talked ne police sta
ton, It was found he srunk. In city
Court this morning ~ hned - ana
costs.
Evening journal., 1910-01-06
THREE XII LED
B. TKPL0Si ~

py United Press ] eea a
MARQUETTE, f ta a
men are dead an
condition today, Ht
first days work o rUaof
the Chocolay Lat
Chemical CO. TT aa
idle many years tuf m ha.r .ltt
and put into bias 81
explosion was caui.-a
ing through the oil 70 a ha ttff
torch
The dead Charles naisil ctief sn-
gineer OF Manistiqut Iein Hfscfr
and George Nowak.
Evening journal., 1910-01-06
a.SG LEADER THINKS
NSERVATIVES WILL WIN

~ tn-ted Press Leased Special Wire
e' FRANCISCO. Jan. e-Charlas
Dolan. former member of the
i'.''isn Pa lament, who says he Is in
it ntry for the purpose of find
American market for Irish
turers and VIII claims to he
ne leaders Of Irish party.
''at an Irish political
l. salvation of Ire
... :, that home rule
49, =. 80, ireland and that
Ell .s,..-., ,,.,,,...'. W. aan the wonder
...., -. -, ~ " Irish industries
lish. He ad a,o,a-i s'e WIZ
,ris.s.t.., ,,,t,eh =. ilish goods by
f'last.,. '' ;, would aid the
believes that IN. c....,
the coming BL,,ie,. ul'se, s,,..., lives
ar -essf,1 n.'.' If the Liberals
7era an bis ~ Asquith win
i.l lr-ia Id TO home rule
Evening journal., 1910-01-06
FAMINE NEAR
In The WEST
Blizzard in North West and
Many Reported Injured
and Dying
BIG SHORTAGE OF FUEL
IS NOW THREATENp
Ry unItea preas 1easea speaal WI

BY United PRESS Leased Special Wa
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, Jan. g. f1e
spectre Of famine is stalking thtsh
the northwest as the result of theA q
zard which has been sweeping that r
ritory for thirtN-six hours FrnN n
terror points to-day came long dNed
reports OF dead. injured and an.
Piled snow and defective rails We
crippled the railroads partiurly
throughout Iowa. Reports frou pa
lSOta towns are not sure OF suHent
stores Of coal and provisions aruat-
tie on the western ranges frdnthe
eulf northward through Nehrash the
Dakotas and Canada are reportdy-
ing by the hundreds They lateed,
shelter and care.
Man Frozen TO Death.
A dispatch from Winnipeg tho
body of Andrew Coleman wa kund
frozen solid under tree mel Par
win, Manitoba, yesterday.
Five men were injured In a vk on
the ST. Paul at Twin Broo4hght
miles west Of Millbank, Sund& &here
freight train No. 9S was hit byYest-
bound snow plow.
a dispatch from Huron. S. says
Wolsley. Broadland, Yale aEirgil
report no hard coal and veryfa fuel
OF any kind. Cavour W1igton,
Alpena and Hitchcock have ia few
tons of soft coal and other
short Of Furs.
The entire Kaw river valid under /
nearly two feet OF snow and fear
ed railroads will be blocked a fuel
famine viii ensue.
Reports from Southern inesota,
Northwestern Iowa, and Wnsln re- |
port a coal famine. Roads Nlch gem /
orally feed these places n been un- 4
able to move any freigh
The ST. Paul road ha 'andoned
traffic west OF Prairie du# bin, Wis
consin, Il Is reported.
Evening journal., 1910-01-06
'SS Tat T'4'FiHR95ass, T4iR5s
Accused Of Larceny, Man Re-
SentS Words Used by Court
RO But is SiIenCed
.,GN IS HELD In Lu
$1,000 BAIL FOR C'uNl

Michael Haley. who comes f'u' Ns. -,
lsevs. Nd. and who wears big 80 -.
red wool lining most of the 'i'.e'
,be complainant in city Cort this ino1n-
ing against Thomas Johr'on' . s"pp p,,,,,
young man with red hs'' o'"'e1
larceny. uo-
Haley says ne met Jo1nsoh ." me NC
lritt House saloon at Fropt ana 'e'e"
streets on TUESDAY afteraoon ana nhaluY
Abe ooouaintance of a humber OF h's
rr1ends. There was treating by Haley ana
xeperal good feeling until Johnson ao-
,ordine 10 Haley's testimony spatcneu
taiey's pocketbook. swung it cleier'y o7
md his back and took out a bil.
Haley got Patrolman Duttgh and tnen
mt in and told Johnson hewas COINS 70
70 him arrested. johnson didn't wait
hear more. but ran out--into the pa
ROMANS arms.
HALEY won the symps, Of Judge Co0''-
when he told his story p Guy Nou''
morning although JohnPn SAD 'here
zen no larceny.
'4o, city thugs make a Hactice o. rop-
bing these innocent countrf fellows me
Judge ssio. eyeing Johnson. I i know some
of you and I'm going TO 'ame YOU ohiy
wish / had final jurisdiction in this case
and could punish men like you one thous-
and dollars bail. And. clerk, be very par
4icolar what Won take on this mans bail"
Johnson started to protest against the
Judges words.
Don't You answer me back, warned
he Judge.
Two witnesses we're called|for johnson
Mt one said he didn't know anything
bout the affair and the other admitted
ankly that he couldn't remember any
ing that took place on Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1910-01-06
EDEN LODC
REt sFf CANDID

Eden Lodge NU aT
initiate a nun ri
evening. A nnn
also IN waitin .
second and THU 7I
be furnished ie-tleit nr ht
work by the itf ctfiarffs
pieces. Now n1l m hriIHn
over the lodge f Hrl f.- a.i
and there viii : aar.N.irr
to "Odd Fellow cnn Iaufrf
ing.
Evening journal., 1910-01-06
MU1INY ON AN
ITALIAN WARSHIP

y United Press Leased Speial Wire.
ROME, Jan. 6-The entie crew of
he warship Alessandra Vdta, it was
earned to-day, have been Imprisoned
"a Naples as a result of a mutinv
board the ship because of % christ
mas holiday being allowed tae ctew.
When the commander OF De 1essei
called the extent of the m)dny. he
at iplo N-lrl-r 8 "a cosamnnicbted
With the minister of marine. ,vbo
rdered a months imprisonment tor
he mutineers and the degradation az
hirty-nine Of the subalternt officers.
Evening journal., 1910-01-06
ROSE HILL [ fgcF
ELECT lk r 0TFcE8.

Rise I'm Ora .f nru
lash Knight. electe af t.1rH
CRAM master, S. eu
seer. Martin smi as.ale raa
lamhson stews hrear
assistant steward r f. .rNflfa.
charles. .Megglnsor rrs W
Burrls; tecretary le iNrs
gate keepor. Jan fohat
Mary Mcgginson r.ro. t
Simon; fora. Mis- t1 r1laer.
slstant steward, rsl
trustees, Thomas nf
Charles Megginsoi
The officers wi f
meeting Of the gri
uary ls.
Evening journal., 1910-01-06
Reward for Return o. w.toh.

g. L. sherman, of the Empire Man
ufacturing Company. Twenty-slxth
street near Tatnall, offers a reward
for the return to him Of an open faced
gold watch which he lost on the street
several days ago. The watch is highly
priced by Mr. sherman.
Evening journal., 1910-01-06

to their exhibits.
Il appeared yesterday as IL these thor
oughbred chickens knew that Judge Null
lowney, Of Washington. decided against
the District Of Columbia Board OF Health.
Chickens are not nuisance and do not
have to be banished to silent retreats.
Turn Hail is the great Mardigras where
chicken is king. Some few farmers who
are attending court dropped I'm to see the
thoroughbred stock. Many Of them have
the stock that sells at 75 cents each but
here right in the heart of Wilmington
were the ones that would require ks and
VS. I'm gold coins before ownership would
change
While As cents has sounded big for eggs
these different chicken families are high
tarin ones, for eggs bring immense prices.
That reminds one that the hundreds OF
hens now on exhibition are enjoying
vacation because the janitor has been
gathering only a dozen a day. lie is on
the lokout steadily for eggs because the
hens are apt TO eat or break eggs worth
fifteen cents apiece or break them ana
let the yellow spoil their appearancefby by
getting on their best bib and tuo,Eer. So
as soon as the janitor sees an ~ he col
Evening journal., 1910-01-06
Wants Claims

sylvester d. TownsenF., special
master invites all persoH HiVing any
claims against the Ecort Life In
surance Company 60 pTt them TO
him before Tuesday. F9lry l. The
company is to bo dlsso
Evening journal., 1910-01-06
Storm Kept churo

otuTTU NUpt OUUTu ~ u |I|TT|
Owing 10 the abse ca af aany rfl-
cials of the church tsCalae cf $3.50
storm, the meeting c fde cdll loa
cons and trustees OF West Freeh,
ian Church announce to nc neil ie-t
night, was postponed nnti nest WISE
uesday night.
Evening journal., 1910-01-06

Hospital Wants Sheets and Linen.
Any old sheets or linen of any de-
iption, that could be used, for ban
es at the new Physicians and Sur
MS Hospital will gladly be received
No. 9O4 Van Buren street and 1902
[ Eighth street. They win be sent
Evening journal., 1910-01-06
Thre, - -

or the elevc rno l
naturalization
States Court rH na
ceived them. ulrf ft.f
Walsh nat ssi aes
Herald and & Hntis ...
Germany. Til rartla ftIr
be held the
ruary.
Evening journal., 1910-01-06
WFAT "a

WASHINGTON, sar 5.-eoreesaf
till p. m. tomorrow
For Delaware-Rai1 t9aiafD
snow and colder.
Evening journal., 1910-01-06
PIGS C ICE
FALT CARS
Became He p'ss Mhsa 4a
Reached EIilh a1l Earst
Street
ONE PORK b cfHEB
UF8ER Dy f4R

Z Many persor i.4 f
helplessness O. n.I.,
morning a do n.. ,s.
ability to tray
given at FIT
There droy
floundered ar,
70 Suon an e. uitt
was held up s... ,,,...
ref,,snS ,oiNe 4ndN es 500
Reiuseu 20 be
The pigs
49, enees l nou tha .r.ct
sI sle esphat me Firt
~, Ne. Sueel I
slid. .--S-- unt Nni l,.a.s..
out sidewise. a.t
ell around the
ablo to stand
ment and In irr
feet could no
The antics
slippery highv
for a large cri
drovers picked
carried them te ttfet.. eit
footing and 81 naa . -
held up Their Ht ,l.I.Ir
served notice
was going TO
a long while
under the car t... b..
hauled out by sa
Meanwhile fe ..s tt.f.
about dozer
sars held up r
Finally all .ri. ~.
ten across tn rrf t
struck the n atf.n .e.t M
King streets
their haunche p, -IO.f
like down the Ninr
Evening journal., 1910-01-06

Winners Of special premiums in the #,
chicken and duck classes at tho annual
show Of the Diamond State Poultry and
Pet stock Association in Turn Hall were
announced this morning. Special winners
ip the pigeon class will be announced to-
morrow one hundred and sixty-seven
specials IN all classes were competed for.
The prizes announced to-day comprise
cash. ribbons, cups, merchandise and other
trophies offered by breeders, poultry food
companies, clubs and individuals. The as
sociation offered several s. gold piece
prizes for each variety in competition.
Among tho winners Of these specials
n. G. Temple. of Pocopson, Pa; William
Moore. Of Marshallton; Charles Hoelle, OF
Wilmington; NJ. L. Ritchie. OF chadd'f
Ford; Kirk and Speakman, OF Whining
ton; Walter Beaston. Of Middletowrf
BouthbrooS Farm. and w 5. Todd, q
Greenwood.
The mayors special, offered by May
Spruance S. in gold for the best Viii
Plymouth Rock puilet was won by Jo
Ashton. n. C. Temple won years s,
scrlption to THE EVENING JOURN'
for light Brahma hen. The presidents
for the best display of polish was won
y. G. Hartmann. on tins city. The Il
Evening journal., 1910-01-06
nr. chandler I-.n...-...

The condition OF D. tceeoh ,.dAa-
iler continues TO imir' nInnlsl t.
doctor is not yet abla 81 .t n
Evening journal., 1910-01-06
Schooner Held bv Ice
ooou 1pecial Wira

ORT, r. l., Jan : m. -
chooner Oakw(as .'.,, ~ w
Dutch Island -. ~ ,.'..l eeu
ed her anchors "a ~ Do, , Wne,e
to ren,si', ~..o1sf ~ in tight and
"a gets aa.,- l'eii he ice breaks
Oal.uoa,s 'o e from some
ibov n vas Eenroute from
Rned to W" 200 tons of
Pier. cher az Mar
Evening journal., 1910-01-06
nd AntI Combine rIeket.

not likely hat the -combin-
fire comp iies which comprise
2eiar De lware Water Witch
Nd 'enc companies win take
Evening journal., 1910-01-06

Il ia sblay OF single
as was won by
n Hrr Ford
+ vfn r.rl IS.
nr c Exhibits by chill
rrrI. lay as follows:
il i1r drse chicken, Harry
rsrH Madison street.
Ca Coy. aged Il. No.
agt tllet
e"t wv S. Wood. No.
rrmr at
tor lt pigeon-Andrew S.
a tle Die attendance yes
ata'c this morning was
'H a-er he weather, It has
'c. children's day to-
1aIt admitted free from
loei
sa.t II would be difficult
Dea that feathered FAM
post noise Ibis morn
eH Xraecully on
iiao,sE ~ q sa,n S1'% on
g out The color. Here
yandottes with their
i lis and raolished bills.
zen zser te attending
Evening journal., 1910-01-06

-. -rors "a ls1u. lyf
-.mington Fire De-
companies are not
and in consequence
ne Offices
Evening journal., 1910-01-06
ltinued on seco1I1 PAGE.

, drs%a --vs at
,urt.
Evening journal., 1910-01-06

confined on Second Page.
Evening journal., 1910-01-06

Continued on Second Page.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-05

The seventh world wonder, do you
ask? Come, whether from Missouri
O. f-ou Maine, from KaIzmzz0o OF
TZ5uckto, and you VII De shown. 80
Here : where The Eo-l1 record TO-
speed 5 broken with every recurring
season Autos. t1e bigges-, Ire fast
-, and re finest are OF daily pa-a6
I'D r. Big SHOW : IS free IS The
E1-s a--@s-a1 water from TIE c.ozs-
a15s O flowing wells L : q coz
----o-s show With constantly shift
zg scene.
ETe-yC1LCg goes. from = 2-tCrss
power, Up % q 2oo-Lo-se power. a-d
Al degrees % speed from aca-ce- %
& t~o-ule-a-zlzuCe clip You eli
probably catch The spirit, when you
CO The roads and TIE beach are yours.
The florida sunshine : Tree. the
bal1y ocean b-eezes ara free. ire
birds and squirrels and flowers are
free. The sparkling fountain water =
free and you vii have % 90 down II
% your valet snly t0- coin Tor ar-o.
ard bed and board.
This = 10 tanciful picture. is All
here Il i drawing Other thousands
and holding then e1-hralIsd, i, I'll
c1aTo and hold you Cone and Sc.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-05

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