Evening journal., 1913-09-22
NEWSY DOINCS
OF new CASTLE
Former Mayor Of Town Pleas
ed With Home State After
Western Trip
SAYS LOWER FREIGHT
RATES WOULD BRING BOOM
speclaI o NE EvENINc IorRNAL

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. Dell Sept p. For
mer Mayor Boyd is spending some time
here after n trip OF several months IN
the Northwest United States and Can
ada. He saws l"laware can and does
surpass all lac has seen. stones. sand
storms and snakes predominate in
many places where the railroads and
the land boomers advertise for home
seekers Mr.. Boyd SAYS il men would
work half a. hard here and the rail
roads would give the farmers lower
freight rates Delaware would stand ont
uncqualled as q farming and fruit grow
ing state. Canadi can hoaAt Of twenty
hours of sun in a day but they never
once hint nj the cold winter because a
man can freeze 10 death AZ readily In
Canada a. anywhere else Mr.. Boyd
saws ne has known Of BOYS who chased
fhe moon and others Who tried 10 mud
tho end of the rainbow. Well thcy arc
still chasing after the moon and moving
10 find tho end Of the rainbow
Announcement was made on Satur
day ~ the marriage Of Mies Charlotte
Herman and Howard Cillinehom Of New
York The ceremony was performed on
August 26
The engagement Of Joseph Ford and
Miss Helen Ford has been announced
and three other weddings are scheduled
10 take place before Christmas
Several persons from this city viii at
tend the funeral Of Mrs NJ Emma
Mackin. wife Of Charles = Mackin Of
Wilmington tomorrow morning Mrs.
Z ia O..
former resident Of New castle
ST. Peters r. A. B Societe attended
first mass in 81 Peters Church yester-
day morning and receiced holy com
munion
Word was received here yesterday of
tho death Of Mrs Katharine Davis Le
Fevre. wife Of Thomas NJ. 10 Fevre of
Kirkwood Her funeral viii take place
tomorrow with interment IN 81 Georges
cemetery Mrs Le fevre was well
known IN New Cnstle
New Castle received its share Of the
storm last evening Rain fell In tor
rcnts and the high wind did some dam
age including blowing down part of
the merry-co round ht Ocean Beach
Park
Saloon keepers who have been mott
fed by the proprietor Of o steel mill not
20 sell drink to n clipper employed In
the mills say such n notice was unwar-
ranted The man long ago was placed
on the "anti iag list" But the saloon
mon DO not relish the threat that VI
they sell liquor to tho man they win get
what was given 10 former saloon man,
the deninl Of license Considerable
feeling exists ON account Of the notice
and one dealer has posted the letter 20
that 10 Al avs will hp on view and
trouble win be tahooed
Two women residents oi Dobhins-
ville engaged in fight on Saturday,
when ono Knocked ihp other down,
broke her glasses and beat her with a
heer bottle Magistrate Nickefson fined
her slO and coats and in default she was
semi 10 the workhouAe
Baseball associations IN Wilmington
have notified the committee here that
they will participate in the Hallow E'cn
parade Invitations are being sent ont
10 al organizations including the
mounted clubs Of Mill Creek and Bran
dvNine hundreds
The committee on music expects to
have three bands and two ife and drum
corus in line The people along the line
Of parade viii decorate their houses and
special prize viii be awarded for the
best Illuminated residence in the city.