Evening journal., 1914-03-03
NEWSY DOINCS
OF new CASTLE
Board Of Trade Hopes Ship
building Plant VIII Locate
on River
Town RECEIVERS
FROM THE BLIZZARD

cpfcldi 10 The tN ENlNG DRNAI.
NEW CASTLE March g. Mayor
Richard S Rodney at the meeting OF
the Board Of Trade last night. ro-
ported that tho board hopes to get a
shipyard to locate in New Castle In
side Of ten days the directors OF this
company will hold a meeting and dc
eide on location The plant would
employ 500 men. There are two other
concerns which may locate hero.
President Boyd announced the fol-
lowing committees.
New industries Selden S Deemer.
Patrick McGrory. James +. McIvor,
Chauncey p. Hoicomb. John p Mur-
phy and John Rics
Trade and transportation -Theo-
dore W Lavender. Alexander r.. Gou-
diss James r. Challenger. Alexander
NJ Gallagher and James r. White.
Publicity and Advertising Patrick
McGrory, -Selden S. Deemer. James r.
McIvor. Mayor Richard S Rodney and
John r. Lambson.
Bylaws and Rules-M. h. Flem-
ing. John NJ Wilson. George McIn-
tyre Mayor r. $ Rodney and John
r Lambson.
Finance-M b Fleming. A. V. l..
George. John r Stoops, Robert II.
Harrington.
Executive Committeo-wi William J.
Ferris. Charles r. Nicholson and
JEFFERSON Downham
Membership-E. W Eagle. Jeffer-
son p Downham. c. r. Jemison.
Charles n. Clewell. b r. Lank. John
?. Murphy, A. " H. George.
Legislative--F dell. Janvier. John
J Sheridan, John NJ Wilson, William
Deakyne. William b. Meyers.
Those who had the privilege and the
pleasure Of attending the NJ. E. Sun
day School class on Sunday last Ia
The NJ F. church were highly pleased
AZ the address by the Pew. r. p.
Nichols, Of Newport Especially in
terestine was the description of Salt
Lake City and its Mormon temple.
Tho timber Ia this auditorium build.
ing was hauled in OK teams from the
mountains and the main ones arc fas-
tened without bolt
The All Stars baseball team has or
ganlzed and will travel during tho
season The players are Leslie
Walls. manager: Richard McGrory.
REYNOLDS Sheridan, Davis. Neber, Nc
Dewitt Bratton, Ferguson. Chesa-
peake City and Salem clubs are al
ready on the list of engagements.
The club wants 10 hear from all first
class clubs in the county.
In the NJ e. Sunday School next
. Sunday afternoon william II Berry
collector OF customs. Of Philadelphia
win deliver the address to the Bar
acca class
Joseph Ferguson and Parker G..
Moore have taken possession Of ths
y. r Lank wheelwright and black
smith shops Lank Will build gar
age back Of his residence IN Sixth
street and engage In the automobile
business.
City Council will meet in regular
session tonight The committee on
iall has purchased new mattresses
for the prison cots
General Manager Meyers Is being
congratulated upon having the trolley
road between Wilmington and Della.
ware City open all day for travel. Mr.
Meyers and three crews worked all
Sunday night with trolley cars and in
that way succeeded In keeping tho
road open
Rural Mail Carriers r. A Vallotte
and Weldln Vining had their own
troubles yesterday going over their
routes. The snow drifts interfercd I'm
places with their progress Mr. Vim
ing's wagon was broken A force of
men cut a passageway so that the
horse could be gotten out The car
rIer was unable TO cover the remain
der Of his route Mr. vallette sue
ceeded in getting oyer the entiro
route
The storm did considerable damage
to the buildings around the Baldt stoel
plant The pattern shop was
wrecked and pieces Of tho building
rarried long distance from where the
building stood Windows in the Office
building were broken and some az tho
end Of the building was blown ont.
The end of the big barn on tho farm
of Mrs Holcomb ~ Ruttonwoods was
torn out by the storm
Part Of the roof Of Mrs. David Por-
ter's dwelling on Third street was
torn OF.
The storm carried away the tin roof
Of the steel residence on the Glebe
farm and carried It several hundred
yards
The electric light system was in
operation last night
Part of the Stag roof on the gar
age of the New Castle Garage was
torn of by the storm.
Signal poles along the Delaware
railroad near the station were blown
down
DR.. Mayer left his home on North
Broad street, at o'clock yesterday
morning and did not reach here until
2-30 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Mails we're considerably delayed on
account Of the trains being blocked
by the snow
The fence between the Dobbins-
vile Hotel and the Leonard bottline
works was blown down by the storm
Boy KEEPS GIRL AND