The evening world. Newspaper, November 4, 1912, Page 14

CAPTA, SAVED, TELLS OF MATE GRAZED C8 WRECK _—_——> Survives Sea Horrors While Companion Hung to Mast De- mented and Half Dead. NEW INL IFE SAVING 8TA- TION, N. C. 4.—Showing little ef- fect from the hardships of his twenty- four hour fight for life lashed to the Migging of his wrecked vessel, Capt. Freferick Godfrey of the schooner John Mawell to-day planned to return to his home at Millbridge, Me., by way of New York to personally report to his owners the loss of th p. Capt. Godfrey's determination to #tand by his ship till the last and go down with the wreck undoubtedly saved him The brave captain told to-day how Mate Wallick of Boston aid five seamen had drowned in attempting to save them- nelves in the lifeboat and how Steward Alexander Pilimos of New York, who alro had stood by the ship, Jumped overboard and was drowned while in- | fone from his terrific ordeal It was Friday night that the Maxwell, bound from Norfolk to Savannah with coal, was driven by a storm on the dan- gerous Hatteras shoals off here, the grave of hundreds of sailors and many ships. Early Saturday the schooner broke in two. The and five men took to the boat, but were swamped and drowned a hundred feet from the wreck Capt. Godfrey said he and Steward Pill mos had great difficulty in keeping from being swept into the sea and drowned, The schooner was fast going under, Only the masts finally remained above water. Saturday morning the two survivors clung to the rigging and watched the life savers from this and two other sta- tions endeavor | them, Just befo Jumped into the ‘apt. Godfrey raid to-day he he was sure the steward had been driven ineane. Gotifrey, AN afternoon he watched the liferavers, his strength slowly ebbing. | Ry night he had given up hope of ev: returning to his wife at Millbridge. | Darkness fell and the heavy seas, whipped gale, continued. About midnight Saturd, e mast to which he had lashed him water and detac remainder of the It washed to- ward shore and the in, almost un- conscious, was hauled in in the surf by the Mfesavers, who had held ceaneles# vigh from the time the vessel was dis- covered. —_——- BUFFALO ON NEW NICKEL. Besign for Five-Cent Plece Awaits President's Approval. At Inst the American buffalo, the humped-back cow of the Western Plains, will decorate the coinage of the United Stares, A now five-cent piece designed by James Karle Fraser, the well known American sculptor, has @lready been approved by the National Art Committes and the Secretary of the Treasury. It now only awaits the ap Proval of the Presiden: to become the official design for the coin which pa for a vide on the street cars, buys a dag of peanuts, connests the telephone with the hello girl at the other end of the line, buys a drink, stakes a pan- handler and performs other equally necessary and useful services, On one side of the coin will be Gguré of an American bison, now no | longer to be found in a wild mate ing the Western wilderness. On the other side will be an InMan's head, Jess conventional than that appearing on the old fashioned “copper.” There will be no large “V" on either side but @ modest “five cents” to designate the denomination. ———— DISCHARGE AUTO SUSPECTS. | Coroner Holtzhauser the four nen arrest newtion with the k of Policeman Peter fitzs:mmons by an automobile 1 Centrai Park. An automobile answerins the decoription of the tran down Fitweimmons waa secs policemen at Bayard ana Mulberry #'r day dscharged Coroner with alfois to they had been in Newbung on the night Fitzsimmons was liled, Detective Quain rearrested Ross on a charge of larceny. Want to Feel Young? It's Olive Tablets For You! Beware ot the It develope trom days, especially in Old People, unles you take you A, Coax the je mutc'es bec! 80 norme! act ) Dr Olive To'slets, thy ute Don't force them to wu with severe medicin flushing out the intestines wich nast sickening cathartics. 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