Evening journal., 1905-03-04
CAPTAIN MAY
ENTER SUIT
Teresa Castellano Still Tied
Up in New Castle
Harbor
no CLEARANCE PAPERS RECEIVED
special to Tho Evonlng journal.

New Castle Manch .-NOtWlthstCnd-
ing that the captain of the italian bark
Teresa Castellano has paid a fine OF
S25 and costs amour hing to about 5000
for falling to enter at the port of Lewes
THE vessel is still tied up in this harbnr,
no clearance papers having been yet
received.
The captain OF the bark, 1t is said,
has paid the fine under protest and
that he may carry The case into the
courts. having consulted the italian
consul in Philadelphia 70 that effect.
The commander il is said. claims
that he had his manifest papers prop
erly signed IN Lewes and that his de-
tention here is illegal hut that rather
than be subjected to extra expense has
paid the amount Of the assessment lev
led on him.
All expenses incidental to his seizure
will be borne by the captain of the
bark individually as when he took the
vessel out he signed an agreement with
the owners to the effect that he would
pay an expenses incidental to the trip.
on this occasion these expenses include
nhe dcmurmEe on the cargo while the
boat is tied UP at the dock here. which
amounts 70 nearly $500 per day. besides
wharfage wages and provisions for the
crew.
Failed to Report.
The rules governing the reporting of
"a vessel are strict. When am incoming
craft enters port and romans over
forty-eight hours the captain IS re-
Quired TO enter his vessel at the Gus
tom house and TO take out clearance
papers This SC was charged the cap-
tain failed to do, although the bark was
at Lcwes two days sheathing.
The crew Of the bark Is composed of
a motley Aggregation OF sailors. She
carries twelve men before the mast.
two OF whom are Danes two Russian
Firms. one a West Indian. three are
Germans and the remainder Americans
and English.
Bold Attempt at Robbery
What is believed to have been a bold
attempt at robbery occurred at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Swan
last evening. Henry Timms. motor
man employed by the Wilmington, New
Castle and Southern railway. boards
at the Swans, and upon reaching his
home last night shortly before Z o'clock
ne proceeded TO the bath room on the
rear OF the second story, to wash be-
fore eating supper.
When Mr. Timms left the room ev-
efything was intact. both rear windows
being down and the shades drawn Az
ter finishing his evening meal he again
went up stairs and as he reached the
bath room door he heard the noise Of
a window being raised Going into his
room he was surprised TO find the shade
up and the sash raised of one OF the
windows wlifth' opthed on a shed lxitch-
On roof. aIi.fa t.E aaanr
A search OF the house revealed the
fact that nothing was missing hut it Is
believed that the would-be robber was
scared Off before he could ransack the
house. Mrs. swan ALSO. expresses the
belief that the man must have entered
through the front door, which was not
locked, and sncaked up stairs while the
family were supping but WAS fright
ened on by the approach Of Timms Il
Is possible that when the would-be rob
Der escaped Through the window he
sprang from the kitchen roof to the
roof OF Mr. Willis house, which ad-
joins It, and fed unobserved In that
manner.
Resigned His Position.
James f, McIvor who for over twelve
years has been connected with the
Daily Republican, has accented a posl-
tion as general manager Of the Board Of
Trade journal, which win be publish
ed at the Office OF the Sunday Star Mr..
Mclvor WILL however continue to cor
respond for the Republican from this
place.
6ryson Works Arc Busy
The Brylgon steel Casting Company
Is busy at present turning out fish
plates for various railroads through
out the country. The works are parti-
cularly busy at present.
Board Of Education Election
Voters OF New Castle are casting
their ballots today for five members of
the Board OF Education. three to serve
three year, one for two years and one
Tor one year. The candidates are Lewis
p. Eliason, William j. Ferris James
r. Mclvor, John B. Manlove. for three
years; John B. Montgomery Tor tNso
years, and Patrick McGrory for one
year It is not probable that over eOo
.fVotes will be cast City Tax Collector
Charles II. Shearer received in school
daNes yesterday few cents over one
dollar
Fires Started at BaIde Plant
Fires were started yesterday for the
first time IN the boilers Of the Baldi
Steel Casting Companys plant. OWNS
TO some trouble with the electric switch
board II was impossible TO operate the
large cranes yesterday.
No Services in EVENING.
Owingfto the absence Of the Rev r.
M. Munson. who is at Washington with
the National Guard. there will be no
services in Emmanuel Church tomorrow
evening In the morning Archdeacon
George c. Han will conduct services.
Trouble in Making Train
Among those who went to Washing.
ton yesterday from this city were for
ner Sheriff John Taylor and James G;
shaw. Jr. In leaving Wilmington the
travellers experienced much trouble ~
passengers were permitted TO hoard
trains on which they could not be seat.
ed and as a consequence Nfessrs. Tav.
Tor and Shaw were compelled TO wan
at the p. B. & W. station for severai
hours before they began their journey
Militia Goes to Washington
Forty-eight members of companv II
including three officers. left on a specia
trolley car for Wilmington at 4O.
o'clock yesterday afternoon en-. route 4,
Washington TO attend the inaugura.
tion. They WIN return some th.o on
Sunday evening.
CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT.
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