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Evening journal., 1907-07-01
SLAVE"
CASE INQUIRY
Deceive GaTbarini Making
Investigation Into COSCia
Girls Experience

That an investigation is being male
to determine whether or not there has
been revival Of the white slaS
traffic" in Wilmington became def
nitely know to-day when Detective
Frank Garharini. of the government
secret service. took an Italian namel
Luciano costable to the police station
where he IS detained There is no
charge entered against The italian. and
the Federal authorities in this city say
they know of none to be preferred.
1t was reported at moor that one and
probably two arrests mav be made bv
Detective Garbarini as q result of his
investigation into the case OF Madalina
Coscia, an italian girl who go away
from men who had her IN charge ana
who married Nocolo DeCirosse on We'd
ncsday night last
The Coacia girl wished to marry De-
Crosse but some Of her relatives de-
sired to we'd another. She slipped
away from the house and married The
man of her choice. however Follow
ing the wedding DeGrosse caused the
arrest by Constable Jones of CostaNls
and another italian named Giuseppe
Tacchio on q charge cf threatening
him. The hearing was set for this
morning before Magistrate Pyle. When
the case was called DaSrosse express
ed his willingness tcn withdraw the
charge. which was done.
Detective Garbarini was present and
took costable with him to the Federal
building and later to ths police station.
where he was locked in a cell.
Garbarini is the detective who about
a year aao caused arrests of several
Italians in white slave cases"
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
SERIES OF MiSHAPS
FOLLOW TAUNTON
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by our own Wire, publishers Press.
NEW YORK. July Here to re-
pair damages in a recent Delaware
river collision with the Ward Liner
Saratoga the British Steamship Taun-
ton is declared by it's officers to have
more lives than the average cat. Here
is a summary Of its various misad-
ventures.
Ashore on her maiden voyage ON the
Portuguese.
Rammed by British steamer Suevic.
Ashore at Poly, Russia.
Hove TO for five days in Red Sea
lack of fuel
Carried three miles inland by Gall
weston hurrican and launched by means
of a canal dug for the purpose.
Ahre at Philadelphia and scuttled to
prevent total loss.
In collision and badly damaged by
steamship Saratoga.
The chief engineer thinks the last
accident breaks her run of bad luck.
He based his opinion on a South
Brooklyn black cat, largely known as
a mascot took refuge the day the vessel
was docked on board the Taunton.
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
BAY RIDGE OFF
y ON TRIAL TRIP

wiz a brisk head wind blowing the
new fVuy boat bay Ridge" built by
the fiNrlan aud Hollingsworth Cor
poratok left the yards Of tho plant
az l2.f5Athis afternoon for a trial trip
on the Delaware river. after which II
il proves fuccessful the boat will steam
directly fqr New York harbor. where
she viii dp duty for the Municipal
Ferry ComAany of New York
The boat Was in charge Of Captain
Clampitt of ne local company and was
manned by "a crew Of the firm She
was towed do(n the creek by the tug
Frank Jansen Which will let go Of her
when the DelaSare river is reached
After an enduriNce run in which the
machinery will Ne thoroughly tested
and II the requirements OF tho. build
ers are met the ID &at will go direct TO
New York
In the party wefN Percival Frazer.
vico-p president Of thN local nrm, j. w
Mallard. naval archiNct Of the Muni-
cipal Ferry CompanyN Captain Nelson
and Captain HermanNPayne Of the
steamer olsen Mahone&
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
DANRED BY HIGH
INSURANCE RATES
Advance in Rates Surprises
dupont Building Tenants.
New Company

Believing that the present rates Of
the ire Insurance compact, which con-
trolls Delaware. are too high. Mayor
Wilson. CITY Treasurer Howard ID.
Ross and a company OF eighteen other
business men have organized the Della
Ware Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
Incorporation papers OF which concern
We're forwarded 20 the secretary OK
state to-day By Marvel and Marvel.
attorneys. The company intends 70
proceed with its business Immediately,
ana has already ased capable in
surance man 10 take charge of IT'S Of
fees. Offices for the company VIII be
erected in "a Few days
Tho stockholders of tho new COM
pany IN addition TO Mayor Wilson and
City Treasurer Ross are Minard lr
Davis, John S. Mulin, Jr.. Samuel
slcssnger Joseph H. MondinhaI,
Norris Levy, George W Todd Thomas
H. H. Messineor Henry Wennlnger.
r. :. Husbands, Lewis Held James
Moharg, Minor G.. Smith. Alfred
Gawthrop. David Fox, Walter Butler
John A. Cranston, William a. Jester.
Joseph c. Parker and J. Rankin Arm
strong
II was disclosed to-day that insur-
ance rates on personal effects OF ten
ants OF the DUPONT building, nrc
proof structure. have been raised from
10 20 30 per cent above the rates paid
by the same tenants when they oc-
cupiod Offices in less protected build
ings. ono of the tenants said this
morning. 1.-THE Insurers Of my per-
sonal property in this fire protected
building have notified me Of a 30 per
cent increase over the rate / paid for
the same protection whilo IN a Market
street property which had absolutely
no protection from fire Why this IS
i cannot un4erstand. OF course / will
not nay tho Increased rate"
A representative OF one of the big
Insurance companies explained that
although tenants OF the dupont build
ing were paying a higher Insurance
ratio because OF thcir Increased risli.
no general increase OF rates above
those adopted one year ago had been
made here.
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
new CAPTAINOF
RAILROAD POLE

Superintendent William n Banns 6
the Maryland Division Of uhe Ps n'
W. r. r., to-day appointed Grant III
as Captain of the police Of the me- nd
division of the road.
Mr. Smith has had 'derablo ri
ence in railroad police work on tnes
of the Pennsylvania in Ohio HPme
Is near Fittsburg. He is about thlI snt
years of age and Is said to be Rn ent
officer Charles German. the now CT
or of the p. R. r. police has es shed
his office in room No. 407 OF nee
building of the Pennsylvania ta;er
and French streets.
So far no other appointments loesn
made in the police departmeut the
policy Of the Pennsylvania Raii -oni'
pany in matters of the sclectk men
who enter largely into Che d Nel'
fare of the company to consids1 ip-
pointments carefully MT Smit 'rft-
ly under the command Of ms rr-
man.
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
GARBAuE.
GOThAN STREETS
Sanitary Sqh d5 Are Beaten
Back By h Strike Sympa-
tn ztrS Everywhere
CITY lYA MASS OF
ACCUMULATED FILTH
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Dy our own Wire. Publishers Press.
NEW YORK. July i. New York is
the drtiest city in America to-day
Carriage and ashes nltcr the streets.
Mapy are piled with refuse from curb
TO furb. Some are almost impassiOio
fo teams.
Pho odor is unhearable Sanitary
Experts say an epilemic is sure unless
Conditions are improved Bonhres arc
fblazing in an attempt 20 burn the rub
hish
The Health Department acknowledge
their inability TO combat ihe situation.
Arrangements were made for a hum
drod men from Philadelphia 10 come
here but they failed ID appear.
The small sanitary squads have been
beaten back by strike sympathizers
every timo an effort is made 20 carry
the accumulated fifth Police cannot
protect the strike breaking "White
Wings Tho American Ice Companies
clamor for guards for wagons.
Conditions Alarming.
A sudden rise in temperature to-day
not only made health conditions alarm-
ing but gave added seriousness TO the
icemen's strike. Special policemen
guard the ice wagons. Few wagons
have cot FAR from the companys piers
without being driven back Several
drivers and guards were stoned Others
were dragged from their wagons.
Vehicles were upset.
Labor Men After Mcclellan.
The barge men. bridgcmon and stable
men Joined the drivers and delivery
men to-day adding TO the Ice COM
pany's difficulties. SIXTY non-union-
lists brought into the city as strike.
breakers were also induced TO walk
out
That inmates of hospitals and charit-
able institutions may not suffer the
strikers have secured wagons and are
making deliveries 20 such places.
labor leaders demand to-day that
Mayor Mcclellan dismiss Street Clean
ing superintendent Craven for refusing
to settle the fight with the white
Wings' and cndnngcring the public
health. Should the mayor refuse the
unionists intend TO ask Governor
Hughes to take steps for his impeach-
mont
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
CHILD MURDERED;
FATHER A MANIAC

BY our own Wire. Publishers Press.
NEW YORK, July las the result
of the horrible murder Of his little
daughter Viola, whose mutilated body
was found last week In a coal bin in
the cellar Of their home after she had
been missing three days, Thomas Boy
Ian IS reported to-day to be a maniac.
lie has been M for some time. The
trouble is said to have wrecked him in
body and mind. Unless he improves
he viii probably be sent to some insu-
tuition.
So far the search for the murderers
OF little Viola has proved unavailing
The police declare a description fur
nished them to-day viii probably result
In the arrest soon.
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
CHILL VOLCANO
is IN ERUPTION
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BY our own Wire, Publishers Press.
SANTIAGO, Chill, July 1.-Valdiva
dispatches report that the Rinilahz
volcano IS ejecting huge columns of
boiling water, which with stones and
ashes have caused the death of rs In
dian families and many head of cattle.
The volcano first stopped the course
of the Papasuin river with an immense
stone dam. An extensive lake soon
formed, the water OF which filled the
valley up TO the crater Soon after
the water began TO boil and as il con-
tnuod to rise It's pressure swept the
dam away inundatlng the neighboring
country. Everything living was killed.
Fourteen corpscs have been found
among the steaming debris. The new
volcano lies close to Mocho Puyehue
and Pillan volcanoes.
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
MANY PROPERTIES
ORDERED IN SEWER

The first meeting Of the present
Board OF Health to be held in the
morning took place today No import
ant business was transacted. but Secre-
tary Wigglesworth was instructed 20
notify twenty-five property owners TO
connect their properties with the sewer
Aside from the complaints received
concerning sewers, there were about
twenty-five other complaints from de-
fective paving. stopped drains, roof
drainage and other nuisances. All of
them will be taken care OF By the
health executive officers.
The board will meet hereafter in the
morning instead OF IN the afternoon.
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
SCOTT HOLDS
PATRIOTIC SERVICE

In Scott M. f. Church last evening
patriotic service in the interest of
a Stainless Fag" was addressed by
the Rev IL. A. G. Westerfield ana
Lieutenant Governor Parker Music
was furnished by a male chorus. The
exercises We're greatly appreciated by
the arge audience.
At the service in the church next
Sunday evening a chorus Of women
win sing.
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
TO INQUIRE
INTO FINANCES

BY Our own Wire Publishers Press.
WASHINGTON, July 1. - The
finances Of the jamestown Exposition
Company are TO be inquired into by
Secretary OF the Treasury Corteiyou.
who viii speak at the celebration Of
West Virginia tomorrow. Although
there is decided Improvement in the
finances OF the exposition. it is feared
the managers may have <rouble in
making to the government the semi
monthly remitiances OF 100000 which
are OF begin on July 18th.
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
BURNS HAS FEW ERRORS
Levy Court Settles With Him For the
Year 1905.

Levy Court while In special session this
morning signed the duplicates OF the
county tax collectors Each member Of
the court is required TO attach his s-gnd-
ture TO the dupncates which are certi-
fed 70 by the clerk Of the peace.
Tho court allowed the error Lisa Of
Robert NJ Burns for 1905. showing errors
of but SiS12is on an assessment of SSTi gi2
IL was explained that a majority Of these
errors were the result OF careless warS
on the part Of the assessors. Mr.. Burns
error list for 1906 will be allowed to-mor-
row.
Charles c. Kuutz, one OF the county
auditors. asked the court to pass on al
the error lists at the earliest time pos
slble that he might embody the figures
IN his annual report OF county dnaces for
the year just closed.
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
NO WAGE INCREASE
RECEIVED YET

While It was announced that there
would be an increase IN the wages OF
clerks and carriers in the employ Of
the post Office here, nothing has yet
been accomplished I'm this direction
Congress recently passed an act pro-
viding for a new schedule Of wages
and Postmaster Conrad made applioa-
ton for more money for the men em-
ployod here, but as yet he has received
no word from Washington.
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
pEarns.

John M Newell
Sarah ]. Price.
Jonn A. Talloy.
VIM. Edw. NJ. Neugebauer.
Mary c. Ewton.
Ida A. Porter
Laura Massey
Wilhemena W. Moreland.
NEUGEBAUER-ln this city. on June
80, 1907 VIM. Edw M. son of Joseph
A. and Blanche T.. Naugebauer. aged
20 months.
Relatives and friends Of tho family
arc invited TO attend the funeral scr
vices at his parents residence. No l25
Bennett street, on Wednesday aftcr-
noon, July 3, az 2 o'clock 1nterment
Riverview cemetery.
PR1CE-In this city. on June 29 1907,
Sarah j.. wife OF William b. Price.
IN her 44th year.
Relatives and friends of the family
are invited to attend The funeral SER
vices at her late residence. No. 1o2
East Fourteenth street. on Wednes-
day afternoon. July 3. al $50 o'clock.
Interment Lomhardy cemetery.
EWTON--1n this city. Oh June 30. 1907.
y
Ewton.
Relatives, friends and Cyrus Castle
No. 3. Ladies Of Golden Eagle. and
Camp No. 4, p, O. OF A.. are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral SER
vices at her late residence. No. 1ll7
Erandywine street, on Wednesday af-
ternoon. July 3. at 2.SO o'clock. Inter-
ment at Rivorvicw cemetery
PORTER In this city on July 1. 1907.
Ida A. Porter, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are invited 20
attend the funeral services at the resi-
dence OF her husband. John N. Porter.
No 1927 West Fifth street. on We'd
nesday afternoon at . o'clock Inter-
ment at Newport cemetery.
NEWELIS-On June 29th. 1890 noon,
John NJ. son OF Maria and the late
Patrick Newell.
Funeral Tuesday morning, July 2. at
2 a. m. REQUIEM high mass al st.
Patricks Church. 1nterment Private.
MAsSEY-On June -. 1907, Laura
Massey. at the residence &, Of her
sister. No sis Woliaston street.
Relatives and friends are invited 70
attend the funeral Tuesday afternoon
at 9 o'clock at Union A. NJ. e. Church.
New Castle. Delaware.
MORELAND--1n this city. on June 80.
1907. Wiihelmena w. wife Of Wm.
p Moreland. in her 55th year
Relatives and friends are Invited 70
attend the funeral services from the
residence Of her husband, No. 627 West
Third street. on Tuesday afternoon.
July ?. at 2s0 O'clock, Interment
private at Riverview cemetery.
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
Are Now Weiahinn Mall.

The postofhce employees at midnight last
night started in with the new plan of
handling the mails here. which includes
weighing the mail and counting the BAR
cells daily with other dotails and max.
ing a report Of the same TO Washing ton
at the end Of each month The object
is to learn the exact business done at tho
local office and tho new order will con-
finue for six months.
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
MalI Men start on Va

Four letter carriers and two ice
clerks at the local office, star on
their vacations to-day. They weers
Richard Sidwell. Frederick II ds.
James Turner and Edmund md
Clerks Isaac S. Jones and John The
men win enjoy a rest Of an s.
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
| FIGHT THE
UCKET SHOP LAW
By 2 own wire. pubIish.,.. -.

- own Wire. Publishers. Pre-.
n -ADELPHIA. July THE eTst 49,.
''sa'i'y of the law prohibiting IN,
llnq E Of bucket shops was made !,
To'Npn Pleas Court to-day. A,,or...
i'''l Eyre for John A. Bosrd,.--
iearpd on Saturday that D,roa,u'. ,,, ~ ''''.
saIz,- ''',iely Gay was contemplating Ma
er =. an the books and papers. tick.
80 pes OF the John A. Boardma,
gam unaer the law known as tbs
]" gu $ act He asked for an inouisitlor
tous 800 % restrain Director Clay from, h.
,S ~ rs. He questioned whsther ~.
81 ' naa right to seize the books ana
~ ana desires TO know what tse
'ew w means and what constitutes
'ucke shop.
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
G. E. lIninn tnNMnat.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Christian Endeavor Union will be held
Tuesday evening. July In the Second
~ p. Church, Fifth avenue and AM
chorage streets. Each society Is urged
TO be represented at this meeting as II
is the last one until the fau. Each
one is requested to bring bunch Of
flowers which will be distributed to
the hospitals
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
Trustees Of Insane Meet

The trustees Of the Delaware State
Hospital for Insane, at Farnhurst. held
their regular monthly meeting today
Population of the institution was re-
ported by Superintendent Hancker to
be l12. There were nine patients adj
mitted during the month two dis ais-
charged and one de-
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
CUT WHEAT THIS WEEK
Crop Late But Farmers Expect the
Usual Big Yield.

New Castle county farmers will cut
their wheat this week The backward
spring somewhat retarted the growth
Of whsat, and as a consequence the
crop win not be cut until the latter
part OF this week.
As rule the crop is abundant.
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
WITS" COMMITTEE
MEETS TODAY

a. a. ie Clayton House this afternoon
~ tscutve committee Of the Ruei1
80, .'es ems Protective Association a
nIiulit ,ii an important meeting al whicb
l.'I P.ais or campaign will be discussed
az anu General outline of the work that
- ne ssary to be done will be gone
oser' me associations name NAV he
1iisIs Tn, l. francis E. Kelly. Chairman.
Nm Nm Hartmann, treasurer; John i
Magaf frn, secretary. =
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
Arrests Are peoressino,

Chief OF Police Black reports 81 ar
rests during the month Of June of
which number 1s4 were for drunken
ness. For the previous month there
were 3S7 arrests, which shows a de-
crease for last month Of 10.
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
EARTHQUAKE
SHOCKS FELT
Washington Observes a Sc
we're Rocking From
North to South
RY our own VIC. T,ubllahsra. Presa.

ny Our own Wire Publishers Press.
WASHINGTON. July 1.-The Coast and
Goodetic survey announces that an earth-
quake shock was observed to-day, be-
ginning al S14 a. m. and continuing sonie-
time, cit its observatory at Cheltenhan.e
Nd, just outside Washington. The sever
est shock occurred from SO to s.2S tho
grostest motion being from north 70
south
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
Miss sutton Anain Wins.

BY Our own Wire. Publishers Press.
LONDON, July Miss May sutton.
the California tennis expert today de-
feated Miss Meyer by the score Of
go; SIS. thus winning the fourth
round in the ladies Championship
seres.
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
Pavino Election officers.

Lambert J. Foulk. secretary OF the De-
partment Of Elections, is disburslng
checks to-day to the officers who con-
Quoted the recent city election. Because Of
the late arrival Of the checks, Mr.. Toulk
did not begin his work until l2 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
Ground Hon For tha

Elias Rhoades, Of Marshhre-
sented to the Zoo Associkhis
a fine large ground ich |
he caught in his barnyard hit.
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
FEASTER FIRST
TO PAY Ills TAXES
July Will Be Rush Month
With collectors. Owing to !
The Rebate

The city tax Offices were opened to-
dav to receive taxes and for the rest
Of the month the collectors and thcr
clerks VIII put IN a busy time no
Seth II Feaster, councilman from tho
sixth ward. belongs tho honor Of pay-
ing the first taxes ard this he did
hve minutes after the tax Office opened
at o'clock ts.s morning. lie paid
taxes in both the northern and south-
ern districts.
During the present month the tax
Office VIII be open from o'clock in
the morning until o'clock In the af-
ternoon including the dinror hour a
rebate Of per cent IS ARowcd this
month. but next month face Of
ne bin will be collect A.alter
that q penalty of 5, pel -,
collected IN addition To-
biii
Meeting Of y
The Hockeseif AS
hociation met Ia . " the
home OF Edwin M lSes-
sin, yesterday. u will
EAGO
s. Press.
ials of the
Union be-
struggle with
Postal Tele-
reached to-
H Of the opin-
win the strike
tactics; but to
ctlve must act in
5me favor strike
Ycnrdell and Miss AIN q
tomorrow for an cN-
mountains.
------------------------
5R CLASSIFICATION.
Woman to do washing trd
poy to good worker Apbiy
ps q. Fourth st. jy-s.
NT-Modcrn house, rooms.
Van Burcn street Bridge ln
possession. s2s month. Apply ioel
Ave. jyl-tf
LOOK look
ewashor, carpet cleaning kaison-
soddine etc. see WAITER n
DINc SIS King street Leave ordtr
Slate. iyi-eod I'm
oR RENr-Three to six furnished OF
Furnished rooms in "a private family
Walnut ST. iyi-tt
WANTED Blacksmith helper. Apply ill
Orange ST. jyl-st
LOST Friday evening. june 2s smal
round sold breast pin with small diamond
in center Please return to East igtl
street jyi-2t
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
Plum bers Ace HON.

fror, 'esation OF master plumbers
rom rom Us city have returned home from,
h-ou's lie' where they attended a meef[
AssocEtion 'u'iiOers
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
New Sub Station Opened Today,

sub-station No. II opened for busi-
ness to-day for the FIRST time, at Cart
meli's drug store Sixth and Madison
streets. #. b. Cartmell, the proprie-
tor. vii ~ in charge OF the new sta
ton
Evening journal., 1907-07-01

WATCH FOR THE Doll
Evening journal., 1907-07-01

cnrdell and Miss Allie
Tomorrow for an ex-
mountains.
Evening journal., 1907-07-01

lIctH.
ials of the
Union be-
struggle with
Postal Tele-
reached to-
N Of the opin-
win the strike
tactics but to
ctive must act in
5me favor a strike
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-11-23
WANTS BANKING
CONFERENCE Held

VIENNA, Nov 22.-Considerable
attention has been attracted In fin
ancial circles to an article In the
Neue Freie Presse written by Signor
Luzatti, Italy's foremost financial
authority, who was formerly minis
ter OF the treasury. urging the sum-
moning of an information conference
on the gold crisis. He proposes that
the treasures and the leading banks
of the world be represented. and that
the delegates examine tn statuses of
banks of issue and reform them.
Signor Luzatti believes the statutes
are out of date, and that they make
worse all money crisis. This, he
says, is particularly true of America
and England. The antique regula-
tions of the Bank of England decreas-
es the gold basis. Joint stock banks
ougt to increase their reserves and
not rely alone upon the Bank or
England, which no longer governs
the money market, and is on the
point of losing it's monetary auton-
omy because its metal basis is too
small.
The conference, Signor Luzzatti
holds, should promote an interna-
tional agreement among the worlds
chief banks for reciprocal loans of
gold SO as to prevent rivalry. He
suggests that Austria and Italy joint
ly ask France, as the chief banking
power of the world, to summon the
conference.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-11-23
Low PRICE FOR
EXCHANGE SEATS

NEW YORK, Nov 22.-As evil
dence of the depreciation in the ap-
parent value of New York Stock Ex-
change membership certificates, it
was pointed out yesterday by brokers
that the membership privilege pur-
chased on Thursday by Walter Bovine
from w. Thompson Starr was sold at
$4,000 less than the price received
for this seat when Mr.. Bovine sold 1t
to Mr. Starr two years ago.
The sale of the certificate two
years ago was affected at $95, 900,
while the transfer made on Thursday
was put through at $4,000. The
price paid by Mr.. Starr two years
ago, incidentally, was the highest on
record and the figure paid by Mr..
Bovine the lowest in many years.