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Evening journal., 1905-12-05
HINCHMAN AGAIN
AFTER ADDICKS

Frederick r. Store and Edward p. Dom
oboe are sitting as a board OF inquisition
at the Federal Building this afternoon de-
termining whether the yearly revenue
from property of John Edward Addlcks
in this State be sufficient to satisfy S0.l4S
of n $4,000 judgment obtained by Charles
S. IIiuchmsn against the gas man.
The Hinchman judgment grows cut Of
his suit against AddiclSs I'm the Ruby
Match Company litigation. in VIII ch
Hinchman bought the property for $1,000
to save his own mortgage. 4 balance OF
$4,000 remaining unpaid on the mortgage.
Hinchman entered suit in this S.aie 10
recover the money. AGdicks personal
porperty was sold but as it brought on'y
ST. Mr. Hinchman now aop.i. $ for an in
QUESTION TO determine whether the rentals
and other incomes of the Addicks prop
critics here are sufficient 20 wipe out the
remaining sSe,l4S in seven years. as rro-
vided by United States statutes. If the
rentals, etc. are sufficient Hinchman will
have TO wait the seven years; If not nc
can seize thep roperty and sell it inn
mediately. IL is this question that the
mquisitors will decide.
Anthony Higgins appears for Hinchmar
and H. H. Ward for AddicSs.
Evening journal., 1905-12-05
WANT KENROSS
CHIEFS RESTRAINED

The Kenross Free Gold Mining Com
pany had another inning in the United
States District Court this morning
when the case of Sweigard ct al, Will
liam S. Hilles, in behalf OF William r.
Finn, marshal. was granted leave to
amend his return of summons on the
officers of the company. II. II. Ward
for the company. had objected TO the
subpoenae on the ground that it did
not show which officers OF the company
If any. had been served with legal
notice of the suit.
The action is one of injunction on the
part Of Sweigard. ct al, who are stock
holders of the company, to prevent the
officers from conducting the business OF
the company i'm the future; and from
purchasing an additional property in
California, known as the Carlotta Gold
Mine. Several other defined actions
of the officers are opposed by the
plaintiffs I'm their voluminous bill.
Date for the hearing has not been
agreed upon by the interested at
torneys.
Evening journal., 1905-12-05
KILLED UNDER
FALLING SAND

Tony Pinollo. 16-year-old Italian.
was crushed to death this morning by
the caving in of a sand bank in Sixth
street above Woodlawn avenue.
Pinollo was one of a number Of la
borers in the employ of James Smith.
Of No. 2507 WeWst Fifth street, who
were at work this morning digging out
sand. The men had cut under the
bank to a depth of FIVE feet and ii was
while under this that the young man
was killed. Fully'five tons Of sand fell
on him. He was dug out by his fellow
workmen but before DR.. Thomas Mil
liken got on the scene Pinollo was dead
He had been in this country only a
short time and lived at Eighth and
Scott streets.
Evening journal., 1905-12-05
MAY TAX POLES
Levy Court Thinks It Should Have
Revenue From Telegraph and Tel
ephone Companies.

The Levy Court has not yet instruct
ed the county assessors TO assess the
property Of telephone companies
throughout the county.
Several weeks ago this question came
before the court but as there was
doubt I'm the minds of some OF the
members as to the right Of the county
to assess telephone property the ques-
tion was referred to the courts attor-
ney and il Is this opinion that the court
is now waiting for.
II is contended by several Of the COM
m;ssioners that the county has the
right to tax telephone and telegraph
line poles along the county roads. just
as the city has the right to tax those
on city streets. Wilmington receives
quite revenue from this source and
| il is the hope OF the county commits
sioners that the county viii be legally
advised to proceed with the assess
ment
Evening journal., 1905-12-05
BY Publlshers' Press.

DJ Eublieueih heItaas
Washington, Dec. 5.-when the Senate
was called to order at noon. Chaplain
Hale invoked divine guidance for the Pres
iden. Of the United States and the ser
wants Of the governments and for the
rulers Of the world.
There was a distinct falling off in the
attendance of spectators.
After the senate had been informed that
the house Of representatives was ready
for business. Mr.. Allison. from a special
committee appointed to wait upon the
presidents. reported that the President
would communicate a message in writing.
The secretary then at 12.l5 O'Clock be-
gan the reading of the Presidents an
nual message.
The reading Of the message in the House
began at 1928, eight minutes later than in
the Senate The clerks say it VIII consume
+ three hours in the reading.
In opening, the message made a plea ior
the cooperation Of all classes in contnu-
ing the countrys prosperity mad in cor
Erecting existing evils, for square deal
for everybody. the message first takes VI
||the question Of corporations and railroad
Rate legislation. The president says
Evening journal., 1905-12-05
Chief Executive of the Nation Gives Recon-
mendatiOns for the Law Making Bodies Of
the COuntry---AdvOcates Federal
Supervision Of Insurance


Corporations.
am in nc sense hostile to corporations.
This IS an age Of combination, and any
effort to prevent all combination will be
not only useless. but in the end vicious.
because of the contempt for law whi. n
the failure to enforce law inevitably pr
duces Tho corporation has come to stay,
just as the trades union has come to stay.
Each can do and has done great good.
Each should be favored so long as it does
good. But each should be sharply checked
where it acts against law and Justice
Experience has shown conclusively
that it is useless to try TO get any ade-
quate regulation and supervision of these
great corporations by state action. Such
regulation and supervision can only be
effectively exercised by sovereign whose
Jurisdiction is coextensive with the field
work of the corporations-that is, by the
national government. 1 believe that this
Regulation and supervision can be OBJ
tanned by the enactment of law by the
congress. II this proves impossible, it will
certainly be necessary ultimately to con-
fer in fullest form such power upon the
national government by affirmative ac-
ment of the constitution.
Continued on Page Eight)
Evening journal., 1905-12-05
MAKING WAY FOR
ELEVATED ROAD
David DaugIe and Son Razing
Houses on Front
Street

David bangle ana Son are M work
razing the buildings ON the south side
of Front street between Shipley and
Orange streets. to make way for the
elevated railroad Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad.
Ia the blo-S are eight houses. two
OF them including the city Hotel prop
erty With the exception OF the hotel
which Is occupied BY John Nolan. an
the houses have been stripped of doors
window sashcs and shutters. aud will
be torn down in the course Of the next
few weeks.
The railroad company has permitted
Nolan to remain IN the property until
the court decides whether ne can trans
fer his liquor license TO the property at
Second and West streets. which he has
fitted up. II this permission is granted
he will move his place of business at
once. Several OF the properties arc
ramshacSle in appearance and even the
stone wall of the elevated will improve
the appearance of thes treet.
City engineers. this morning will en-
gaged in taking a survey Of the curb
line from a point at the corner of Front
and French streets east on Front to
Walnut and south on Fench to the
southerly extremity OF the new Office
building.
Several OF the cement piers upon
which win rest the elevated structure
which crosses French street at Front.
have been completed and granite cap
stories have been set. There are stin
a number more to be built
Evening journal., 1905-12-05
PRETTY ITALIAN
LASS IS FOUND
Girl Who Ran Away From
Home in Philadelphia
Caught Here
SHE MARRIED Joe" GRIM

Theresa Neapole, a pretty Italian girl
of Is years Of No. 5i5 Christian street,
Philadelphia, was located by the police
here in the house, No. 2lS East Second
street yesterday afternoon, and locked up,
together with Louis Rose. a barber, also
OF Philadelphia, and Lucia Marasco, the
alleged proprietor of the house. The girl
was traced to this city by her father who
informed Chief Black that she had run
away from home.
In City Court today the Marsasco wo-
man was ar~aigned on charge of keep
ing a disorderly house. but at the request
of her counsel. Leonard Z. Wales, the
hearing was postponed until Thursday
The inmates Of the house including the
Neopoli girl and Rose were also held as
witnesses each in the sum of 500 bail
Married "Joe" Grim.
When the girl was confronted by her
father and accused Of running away from
home, she surprised him by declaring that
she was the wife of Joe" Grim. the we'll
known pugilist and that she had married
him recently in Camden.
Kates Held For Court.
The court handed down its decision in
the case Of Harry Kates charged with
acting improperly toward lS-year-old
girl, who received his hearing several
days ago. The court said that there was
enough evidence to hold the defendant for
action by the grand jury. and according
" held him in $1,000 bail for the Upper
Court.
The case of John Clifford, charged with
wife beating was held up.
Evening journal., 1905-12-05
SECURED TEACHER JOB

nr e. S. O'Day of Dover, School Com
missioner. requested The Evening Journal
by telegraph to put him in communica-
tlon with a Wilmington school teacher
who would accept a $40 a month position
in the Little Creek. Del, public school to
succeed Miss Mary Rawley. who was
kicked by a horse several days ago and
by reason of the injury Will be unable to
teach hereafter.
The injured young woman is now in
a Baltimore hospital.
This morning Miss Crawford Of No. II;
East Seventh street left for Dover 10 ac-
cept the position.
Evening journal., 1905-12-05
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
\ IS READ IN CONGRESS
President Recommendations

Corpo. atoms acting in defiance
of law and order should be checked
and laws asserting the sovereignty
of the national government over
corporations, its subjects must be
passed.
A competent Administrative
Body should be given power to
establish maximum railroad rates
and the government should have
power to recover from beneficiary
of rebates.
Advocates that publicity should
be given the accounts of public
carriers and a government eXami-
nation of railroad accounts.
Modification of present injunc-
tion procedure. Investigation OF
child labor and condition Of work
ing women.
Federal supervision of domestic
transactions in insurance Of an in
terstate character.
Tariff laws providing a reciproc.
ity of treatment between other ma
tions and ourselves.
Abolition Of unnecessary Offices
and rigid scrutiny of approprla-
tions.
Provide for a more elastic cur
rency.
Legislation forbidding contribu
tions by corporations for any-polit-
ical purpose or to any political
committee.
Do-4otos. a. Afop,oo doofr ripn In
reference to South American re-
publics.
The call of another Hagues peac
Practical army maneuveres, pro
motion of meritorious men over
ranking comrades, increase in ar
tillery and medical corps Of the
army, as greater increase in navy
so far as numbers goes.
A federal bureau for naturaliza-
tion with many changes in qualifi-
cations for citizenship.
Rigid criminal laws covering
breach of trust on part OF govern
ment officials.
An ADEQUATE merchant marine.
Equity to the Chinese nation in
the matter OF immigration.
Removal Of Dingley tariff rate
on Philippines products except
sugar and tobacco; that they be
reduced to 25 per cent. Of present
rates and after July 1, 1909. that
tariff be entirely removed and free
trade be enacted by law.
Hawaii should be fortified
Citizenship for the Porto Rican.
Indian Territory and Oklahoma
admitted as one state and New
Mexico and Altoona as one state.
Additional appropriation for
Panama Canal.
Increase in number and pay of
diplomatic and consular service.
Evening journal., 1905-12-05
MAY CHANGE
PLANS OF BRIDGE
Levy Court Hears SuggeS-
tiOnS From Architect.
Lighting for Bridges
OPPOSITION TOPRESENT co.

The Levy Court this morning i'm
suucted the public building and the
bridge committee OF the court to enter
INTO a contract with lighting company
10 hight the city bridges and court house
aiter December 81 ON which date tho
couhtys present contract with the Will
mington Gas and Electric Company ex-
plres.
IL was explained that the present
/ contract Is for i've years. The court
I did not decide on the term Of the new
contract. lt Is probable. however. that
/ IL will be for a three-year period.
The old company win have compete
ton for the contract. Mr.. Mcfarland
having notified the court that he woul6
ask the New Castle and Southern Rail-
way Company to bid for the lighting.
The New Castle company now lights
the county buildings at Fainhurst and
Mr.. Mcfarland thought the company
could be induced TO extend its lines
here. There are twenty-one arc lights
ON the bridges, curren for which the
county pays 500 annually. II also
pays $40 yearly for each ncandescent
light on the bridges and S2i6 for the
current used I'm opening the draws OF
the structures.
Former Coroner Nandever asked the
court to pay him S362.95. balance duo
on a bill OF SS62.95 contracted by him
for The county from January I. 1899
to January 81 1900. or the original
bin a former Levy Court paid Mr.. VAN
dever $500 on account The bill was
referred to the usual committee.
John Mcllvalne. Jr.. OF the Nelson
buchanan Company. Chambersburg
Pa. informed the court by letter that
it would be impracticablc for the
county TO build a bridge los feet long
across the Appoqulnimink creek at
Fennlmore's Landing as originally in
tended He suggested that the bridge
be made at least 125 feet long which
would admit or longer spans IN the
/ construction and a much more salts
factory structure. The court held the
b matter under advisement. The sugges-
, tion will, no doubt be- acted upon.
(. Work on the Hare's Corner road.
which IS being macadamlzed was re-
ported as progressing satisfactorily II
is probable that the work will be an
ished IN about ten days. Several mem.
bers OF the court expressed themselves
3 as being opposed TO allowing traction
? machines the use OF the new highway
, no prevent them. however. would re-
e 'quire an act OF the Legislature and this
S Is not at all probable.
a Chairman Hopkins reported a balance
e of S11l.5S9.22 in bank to the credit OF
/ the county. This amount does not In
s clude the November collections Of the
/. county collectors. which were not In
, until Thursday.
Adjournment was made until nexi
l. Tuesday
Evening journal., 1905-12-05

Between 10000 and 1900 people gaihertd
in Maple and Van Buren streets last night
to celebrate the new street improvements
in that section OF the city Never befere
was such q crowd seen gathered IN one
place and the celebration was the most
unique affair ever held in Wilmington.
The home of william NJ Connolly enc
Of thep rime movers IN the celebration
was the point of interest. Here Il was
where the speech making took Place and
where the guests of The committee We're
ent t.r;aincd. Consequently the people gath
cred around this beautiful horse en masse'
and go dense WAS the crowd that .tsursed
TO and fro. and 1t was Impossible to Keep
the noise down.
Evening journal., 1905-12-05
sasss Elected President.

The annual election Of officers Of the
suited as follows: President George w.
sasse; vice-president, Frank r. Kindall:
secretary. James NJ. Dickerson; treasurer,
Jnmes H. Yates; trustees, George W.
sassc, Charles II. Grove, Joseph !. Nc
Garvoy; auditing committee. Joseph l.
McGarvcy. Charles II. Greaves Walter A.
Green; directors, Martin V. Farrell, James
NJ. Dickerson. Joseph l.. Fox. Charles II
Grow. Charles II. Greaves, Joseph S. Far
rell. Harry NJ. Turner, Robert S. croes,
Frank C. vandenbrack. George w. Sasse,
Edward a. Donohoe Thomas II. Leech,
Walter A. Green. Joseph I. McGarvey. J.
Howard smith; engineer j. Howard
smith.
Evening journal., 1905-12-05
GENERAL STRIKE
ON IN RUSSIA
Almost 100000 Men En-
pIOyed in Factories
Have Gone Out
Rv Pnhlishers' Press.

BY Publishers Press.
st. Petersburg, va Eydtkuhnen,
Dec. 5.-An incredible condition OF
affairs exists in this city To-day the
central post Office is under guard while
great crowds Of people stand about
complaining because they are denied
access to the Office Chaos eigns in
the capitol.
The city has been divided into four
military districts and over 10000 Cos
sacks and infantry soldiers armed
with machine guns are kept constantly
on guard.
General Strike.
A prearranged general strike began
today at various points throughout the
Empire. AT St. Petersburg 10000
workmen are idle. AT Moscow $4,000
emploves struck. Reports from other
cities gives the following fgu.es as to
the strike:
/ VladivostoclS six factories, employing
10000 men affected; Warsaw, severa
factories employing 10000 workmen
Kieff. six factories employing 5,OO'
men.
The centra. strike committee a
St. Petersburg believes that workmel
have struck throughout the empire az
the result of its call
Fleeing From Russia.
Bucharest. Roumania, Dec. 0.-Man.
wealthy refugees from Odessa ant
Kishiniff have arrived at Jassy, Rou
mania. having left their homes on &C
count of the recent disturbances. The,
state that the agrarian movement i
spreading rapidly The train on whicl
they made their escape was attacke
by hool gans from Bessarian village
several times on the trip from Odess
70 Ungeni.
Evening journal., 1905-12-05
SUCCESSOR TO
BALFOUR NAMED
Sir Henry CampbeII-Banner-
man Accepts the Posi-
ton as Premier
may POSTPONE HOME RULE

BY Publishers Press.
London, Dec. 5.-After being in confer
nee for an hour this morning with King
edward, Sir Henry CampbeI-B -Bannerman.
no liberal leader of the house. accepted
he position Of PRIMER which was resigned
yesterday by Arthur J. Balfour. and
lsgreed to undertake to form a new cabi-
iet. on mpbell-Bannerman's return to
his house a statement to this effect was
ssucd, but no other announcement has
yet been made.
Home Rule Side Tracked.
Il Campbell -Bannerman has allied himself
with the Duke Of Devonshire and it is
probable that home rule will be side
tracked. The Duke OF Devonshire is a
'5trong man with great territorial influence
and an alliance with him will sway thous.
ands Of unionists votes to the side Of the
liberals.
Il There is every indication that Campbell
|Bannerman will assume Office immediate
liz and at once form a new cabinet. Mem
|oers Of the cabinet will not be forced t,
contest for their seats for reelection anS
|this will enable the business of the coun
TRY to be carried on without interruption
|This general election will probably be hel,
in January.
chamberlain Happy.
Joseph Chamberlain said to reporters to
day:
Il am glad to hear that Mr.. Balfour ha
,asirned and that Sir Henry Campbell
Zimmerman has accepted Office"
Evening journal., 1905-12-05
Crowd Was Happy.

Crowd Was Happy.
Everybody was talking and laughing
and when the dancing on the newly paved
streets began the scene was an AMI mated
one The darcers moving around ia a
space allotted to them I'm the centre OF ihe
mass OF people was q sight never to be
forgotten. nv. Conuelly. him ell lauluess-
iy atlired and with high hat started tho
festivities by taking q young lady out on
u waltz. Others quickly followed ANA IN
q short time tho bacSwardncss wore on
Everybody who could dance and Was
within hearing Of the music. q so and
after getting the dancing started Mr.. Con-
nelly quietly withdrew and devoted hi'
CONTINUED on Page Two)
Evening journal., 1905-12-05
FLASHES

'ELECTRIC FLASHES.
BY Publishers Press.
London, Dec. 5-Lord Curzon, former
'Viceroy of India, was received in audi
ence by Kink Edward to-day.
Buffalo, Dec. 5-Florence Hogan
looked for a gas leak in the cellar last
night with a lamp and found it. The
entire front of the building was blown
away and the Hogan woman was
buried under the debris.
Pittsburg, Dec. 5-A brilliant recep-
tion in his honor closed the second day
OF the stay OF Monsignor Diomede
Falconio, delegate from the United
states to the Vatican, here last night.
Bucharest. Roumania, Dec. 5-The
Agrarian movement in Russia has
/ assumed terrible proportions. Hundreds
OF land owners are reported leaving
Fresh semetic riots are reported in
FSishniff
Halifax. Dec. 5-The steamer Lunen-
burg. from Cofiins Island to Halifax
was wrecked north west of Cape Bre.
ton. Thirteen persisted.
London. Dec. 5-The south end O.
i Charing Cross Station collapsed to-day
Thirty workmen were hurt.
Washington.-Con Harve,
c. CARRIER. chairman of the democrats
committee Of Ohio wants publicity o
campaign contributions. He VIII Ittb
Ilsh receipts and expenditures of hi
committee and the contributors.
Washington-The President has dis
missed ]. c. Pettijohn. register Of tn
land office at Valentine, Neb.. for ques
tionabie land deals Albert L. Towlc
an eniploye, viii be dismissed
Evening journal., 1905-12-05
To Give Matinee DANCE.

The Debate and Entertainment Commit
tee of the Pioneers have arranged for "a
matinee dance ON Christmas afternoon
to be given in Eden Han. The committee e
arc gratihod with the success OF their
THANKSGIVING dance, and anticipate an-
other large attendance for the Christnaa
Evening journal., 1905-12-05
peIenates % National Meetina.

President Savery of the Wilmington
Board Of Trade this morning appoint
ed William ID. Mullen, Jr.. chairman;
Josiah Marvel, Colonel Horace Wilson
as delegates TO attend the annual meet
ing of the National Board Of Trade
which meets i'm Washington in Janu-
ary.