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Evening journal., 1907-07-19
MOB ATTACKS
MOLITOR GIRL
Germans Rush for the Young
Woman During the Trial
OF Professor Hau
By THE JOURNALS Special wire.

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
CARLsRUHE Germany. July 10
Charging her with having aided the
murder Of her mother, shouting that
she had been the companion Of her
sisters husband, while insults OF the
vilest sort were heaped upon her by
scornful tongues, a mob outside the
court house, where the trial of Carl
Hau is in progress. made a determined
attack to-day upon Olga Molltor.
daughter Of the prisoners alleged VIC
tim.
Scores OF police have been summon
ed 10 protect the girl. and had a terri
BILE /shT~o SSlve back the mohs. With
her clothes nearly torn from her body,
her hair dishevelled, and her face
scratched and bleeding, showing the
rough treatment to which she had been
subjected, the young woman finally es-
capped to the protection OF a house.
There the police stood guard until the
mob was disperyed.
Feeling Against Miss Molitor.
Altogether it was one Of the most
sensational by-plays ever enacted In a
great murder trial i'm Germany. Feel
ing runs high in certain ranks OF So
ciety against Fraulein Molitor because
Of the aid she Is charged with giving
Hau in his trial on a charge OF killing
his mother-in-law, Frau Molitor Her
appearance In the street when she left
the court house cas- the signal for at
tack on her by the mob, which had
been unable to gain access to the
crowded court room. Shouting insults
and charges Of wrongful relations with
Hau did not long satisfy the crowd.
There was a rush for her, and but for
the protection Of the police she would
have Jared badly. Aroused by the re-
sistance Of the officers. the angry peo-
pie struggled with even greater vio-
lence. however to wreak vengeance on
the object OF their fury.
When she finally reached the shelter
of a housi where she could seek refuge
Miss Molitor almost collapsed so un-
nerved was she by her experience.
Sensational Trial Scene.
The street demonstration followed a
sensational scene in the court room.
IN which the girl was one Of the prin-
cipal actors. Hau told Judge Eller
that he had sent the Mix telegram
signed olga 10 Frau Molltor asking her
to come to Paris I'm order that she
would take Olga home. He said his
wife was jealous Of her sister and con-
stantly created scenes.
Olga was recalled and she verified
this declaration by the prisoner.
Judge Eller manifested displeasure,
and asserted the explanation was weak.
He warned olga what would be the
consequences of giving perjured tesu-
mony. and passage Of arms followed
between the judge. Prosecutor Bleicher
and Deitz. Hau's attorney. The judges
intimation Of perjured testimony evi-
IDENTIFY gave the cue to the crowd, which
later attacked Olga.
Evening journal., 1907-07-19
WEATHER FORECAST
By THE JOURNALS Special wire,

WASHINGTON, July 1s.-Unsettled
weather continues quite generally east
OF the Rocky Mountains, and there local
showers over this entire area, except
the lower lake region an the south
west. High temperatures also con-
tinue, except in the Northwest. and in
the East they were combined with very
high humidity In the extreme West
the weather was generally fair, with
temperatures about normal.
Unsettled shower weather viii con-
tinue tonight and Saturday in the
East and South without temperature
changes Of Importance.
Steamers departing to-day for Euro
pean ports viii have light to, fresh
variable winds, with partly cloudy
weather TO the Grand Banks
Forecast till s p. m. Saturday:
For Delaware; Partly cloudy. unset
tied weather. showers tonight or SAT-
yie.Iariable -winaef
Evening journal., 1907-07-19
TO HOLD
UP CARNEGIE
BaVarlanS Propose to Get Con-
tTibutiOnS TO Library at
Point of Pistol
BY THE JOURNALS special wire.


LONDON. July 19.--Andrew Carne-
gies caution, a Scotch retainer's mus
Gle and the alertness Of the British
police have just saved the Laird OF
skibow castle an injury by a desper-
ate European crook
Details of the attempt TO aid the
Iron Master towards the fulhlment Of
his wish to die poor only leaked out
today and rests on the authority Of
the London Star.
The tale starts with the mailing Of
a letter 10 Carnegie by a Bavarian
merchant of Wurtzburg asking the
former Pittsburger for $4,000 TO found
a library in his home city. Receiving
no reply, the Bavarian came 10 London
to Investigate. He fell in here with
"a countryman known 20 the police Of
England and the continent as a swind-
Ter and confidence man OF international
reputation This man told the mer-
chant that he knew a way TO secure
money from Carnegie, at the same time
showing,a revolver. though without in
timating that ne intended violence.
A former friend Of the merchant,
ignorant OF the real plans advised Car
negie TO grant the pair an audience.
Carnegie didn't like the visitors ap-
pearance when they appeared and at
the masters command the servants re-
fused them admission and when they
became impudent elected them from
the place.
The police were notified at the same
time, but the Bavarians bolted with
the officers in hot pursuit. The police
think the merchants companion de-
signed either TO terrorize Carnegie with
his revolver or. II the merchant got
the money, to rob him, killing him II
necessary. Every EFFORT is being made
TO arrest both men.
Evening journal., 1907-07-19
KOREAN RULER
HAS ADVOCATED
Japan Turned a Deaf Far to
Ills EntreatieS--- Serious
Disorders Feared
BY THE JOURNALS Special wire.


SEOUL, July 19-Emperor VI
Hyeung formally abdicated the
Korean throne at II o'clock to-day. he
expressed regret in his parting address
to his people that National calamities
have marked his entire forty-four
years reign. His decision to transfer
the crown. in conformity to ancestral
usage. he added. was due to his con-
viotion that no other means existed of
relieving his countrys distress.
1t is uncertain who viii succeed Vi
Hyeung
Foreign Minister Hayashi. OF Japan,
arrived late last night and drove at
once 70 Marquis Ito's residence.
Evening journal., 1907-07-19
MUCH TALKED OF
CASE WAS HEARD
Proprietor Of Carpet Clean
ing Works Charged With
Maintaining a Nuisance
RTAFTER THEB.&O.R.R

After listening TO evidence in mo casA
of Joseph H. eOoding. charged with mains
taining nuisance at his carpet oieanS
ing establishment at Thirteenth and scsta
streets by reason Of the dust arising frenu
the plant, for more than an hour to-day
Judge Cochran announced that he wouid
consider the case and give an opinion su
next Wednesday.
It was testified by Health stcreaaryi
Wigglc5worth that Mr.. Coodlng h.Sd beeH
nouhed seven weeks ago to abate tht
dust nuisance and that he had failed bo
do so. Witnesses including H. L. Lynch
Edward Washburn, Mrs. Clara b. rhomp,
son and Mrs. Hannah FARRELL all resldeuts
In the neighborhood OF the carpet cleaning
works, also testified TO the nuisance
caused by the dust. There were Others
but they We're not called.
For the defense Archie III. Moore Arthur
T, White, John Il. Bottger, George Robin-
son and John II. Mlnnick, who also live
In the same locality testified just the OBJ
posite to the effeot that they we're nog
annoyed by the dust
After B. & o. Railroad.
During the hearing the elevated raiia
road Of the Baltimore and Ohio which Ia
near the carpet cleaning works. waa
brought into the case as dust producer
when trains pass along. Judge Cochran
told Mr. Wigglesworth that it would be-
wcli to also take up the dust question
with this company. Mr.. wigglesworth re-
piled that II the count would furnish tho
complaints he would do the rest ana
Judge Cochran said he would.
Mr.. Goodins was represented BY J.
Frank BAN.
Evening journal., 1907-07-19
HAT FIRM
HAS The DOLLAR
The Spender, Mr.. Banks, Gets
a New Straw Hat For
the Coin
Why THE ELKSLOOKED GOOD

"Oh how good 1t is to be home once
more.g exclaimed a west side man this
morning as he arrived from Philadelphia.
lie had been seeing the sights and re-
marked II Wilmington would ever be
equal 60 such an occasion The answer to
this came quick from a deal at home
business man." Yes. 1t Is possible to have
a greater and a grander Wilmington II the
people win only spend tho money at home.
When the Elks from this city came along
in The parade in Philadelphia they were
all to the mustard and 70 their credit
be ~ said, they were wearing uniforms
made by our own people-the big house OF
N. snellenburg at Seventh and Market
streets, where all the ''hard TO ut go"
The second complement OF tags were
attached yesterday 70 THE EVENING
JOURNAL trade-at-h home dollar. and il
starts out afresh so gain more recruits to
the campaign OF buying at home which
has been conducted for the past several
weeks by THE EVENING JOURNAL ex-
clusively. There is always something new
70 say and extent Of the news would be
greater Il the business house that gets the
dollar will only keep il on the move and
not hold Il several days. r. r. Banks, OF
the Wilmington Automobile Company yes
ferday spent the dollar at the Famous
Hat Store" Of saltzglver and Bupp. Of No.
SS2 Market street, purchasing a new hat
the exclusive make Of this house. and
which is known when seen tho city over.
The hat firm has the coin on exhibition IN
ats well-arranged show window with this
placard; WE HAVE 1T. WHO WANTS
TIP or course someone wants h. Any
one may get il. It's good thing. WATCH
FOR THE DOLLAR. BUT DON'T HOLD
THE DOLLAR PUSH IT ALONG.
Evening journal., 1907-07-19

ARE AT ODDS
By nm JoURNAL's specIal wlra

OAKLAND, Cal, July 19.-Friction
is said TO have arisen in the ranks Of
the higher officials Of the Telegraphers'
Union, and no progress either toward
a strike or toward settlement has been
announced.
1t is repd-ted Nat President Small.
OF the union, has a split with his ex-
ecutive committee, which has been
criticized for making deprecating re-
marks about the calling Of a strike
and apparent lack Of sympathy with
the local telegraphers.
Evening journal., 1907-07-19
RETTEW WRITES
HE'LL PAY UP
Return Home in
ShOrt.Time to Settle His
Accounts

Writing from Bakersfield, California,
to friends 'here, Horace G. Rettew, coll
lector of delinquent taxes Of New Cas-
tie county says he will return to this
city in a short time and settle his
indebtedness to the county This is
estimated at S2S.O00.
Rettew went 10 Bakersfield one
month ago TO dispose of his oil lands
there with the object of settling his
accounts here. Although he does not
say in his correspondence that he has
disposed of his western property it is
taken for granted that he has and that
the proceeds of the sale will enable
him TO carry out his promise to pay
the county the money alleged to be
due.
Rettew says his health is good.
Evening journal., 1907-07-19
FASHIONABLE WEDDING
AT MIDDLETOWN
Miss Helen M. Naudain Became the
Bride Of John Boyer Cooke
Last Evenino.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL, ,
M1DDLETOwN. July BIN Forrest
Presbyterian Church last evening Miss
Helen May Naudain daughter Of the la:e
G. w. w. Naudain. was married TO John
Boyer Cooke. formerly Of Colorado. now
living in Philadelphia. The church was
decorated in mist" yellow daisies and
ferns. The Rev. G. p. Jones. Of Bethes da
NJ. f. Church performed the ceremony.
using the ring service. Miss Helen Biggs.
Of Middletown. and Miss Lucille Cooke.
of Colorado. were flower girls. They wore
white dresses with pink ribbons and car
ried large bouquets Of pink and white
sweet peas.
The bride wore a handsome white lace
robe made over taffeta and carried sweet
peas and ferns
II. b. Biggs, DR.. J. Allen johnson. G.
Lindsay Cochran and DR.. ]. c. Sites. all
Of Middletown; Oscar Goodhand. Of New
York, and Emerson Polk, Of PocomolSe
City. were the ushers.
A reception was held at the home OF the
brides mother, corner Of Broad and Main
streets Immediately after the ceremony.
Some Of the guests were MT and Mrs.
W. p. Biggs. DR.. and Mrs. ]. Allen john
son, Dr. and Mrs. ]. c. Sites. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Goodhand. OF New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
Emerson Polk. Of Pocomoke CITY; Mr..
and Mrs ]. W. Naudain. Of Baltimore;
Mrs. Corine Mendinhall. OF Wilmington;
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. McWhorter, DR.. and
Mrs. Charles Ritche. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Pool and Mr. and Mrs Howard Pool, OF
McDonough: Mr.. and Miss Rothweil, Mrs.
Sanborn. of wilmington; B. F. Biggs. J..
P. Alger. Blanch Wright OF Warwick.
Nd; Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Eliason, OF Mt.
Pleasant and many others.
Evening journal., 1907-07-19
RETURN PLANS TOMORROW
Time of Awarding Contracts For Y.
N. c. A. Building as Yet
Indefinite,

The city builders who have been bid
ding on the Y NJ. 9. A. building work
will return their plans to Frank Mills
Day e. Brother, the Philadelphia ar
chitects tomorrow. When the con-
tracts will be awarded is not kDown.
f. B. Tibbitts, general secretary of
the local association will return home
tomorrow from Lake George. n. Y,
where he has been spending his vaca-
tion and viii devote special effort to
collecting the subscribed amounts to
the association building fund.
Evening journal., 1907-07-19
BY HEAT
AT BIG PARADE
Many DeIawareanS Removed
TO Philadelphia Hospitals
For Treatment

Many Delawareans fell victims 70
tho intense heat while attending the
Elks' reunion parade in Philadelphia
Among tho Wilmingtonians PROS
trafed by the heat removed 70 Hahne-
mann Hospital for treatment were
Walter Ginnis. OF Elm street; Miss Ada
Campbell. w. B. Van Buren and John
Martin shaw, OF Harrington, was re-
moved TO the jefferson Hospital, and
JAMES Norris, OF Newark, was treated
at ST. Anges' Hosrlai. A man giving
the name OF John Perde. Of Whining
ton. was revived az the Samaritan
Hospltai.
Evening journal., 1907-07-19

That Pears soap has been advertised
for over fifty years2
We often hear of one making mis-
take. but did you ever hear of one
continuing in error for over fifty years.
Those people stopped all advertising
for year not long ago as an expert
ment They wanted to see if it would
pay. They stated publicly afterwards
that it took three years 10 get back
to their original sales. and it cost them
not only the years appropriation held
back. but much more. Advertising is
the keynote Of all business success.
Are you looking after the cardinal
feature Of your business? Phone our
~ man.
Evening journal., 1907-07-19
STREET CARNIVAL
NOW UNDER WAY

Although the rain yesterday after
noon threatened TO nut the decorations
Of the street carnival in the vicinity
of Vandever avenue and Pine street
out Of business. the residents of thas
section went TO work with a viii after
the storm subsided and replaced and
renewed the flags. bunting and Japa-
nese lanterns. The carnival opened
at night, houses along eighteen blocks
being gaily illuminated and bedeclSed
for the affair. which win continue to-
night and tomorrow night.
There was no speschmaking at the
opening. but the Friendship Band gave
a concert. Several ti2gscnd persons
Tucked to the carnival last night. but
even a larger attendance is looked FOR
this avsntpg.
Evening journal., 1907-07-19
FLYER COLLIDES
WITH A SHIFTER
BY THE JOURNALS Special wire.

ELMIRA. n Y. July 19.-The New
York and Cleveland flyer on the Erie
railroad collided with a switch engine
at a crossing here early today. caus-
ing a bad smash up and blocking
both tracks.
None was killed, but Engineer King
of the switch engine was taken from
beneath the wreck in a dazed con-
dition.
Evening journal., 1907-07-19
SAW FIVE OVERCOME
WITHIN TEN MINUTES

Mayor and Mrs. Wilson were guests
yesterday on the city treasurer's stand
lat the City Hall. Philadelphia, from
which they viewed the Elks' parade.
They We're delightfully."- entertained by
the Philadelphia city officials.
In the space within the angle Of his
vision Mayor Wilson said he saw five
persons overcome by the heat within
ten minutes, and ne Is loud IN his
praise of the way the police and am
bulance corps cared for the stricken
sHar
Evening journal., 1907-07-19
WILL FLUSH DIRTY ALLEYS

The Board OF Health IS expected to
try a now method Of cleaning out flthy
and unhealthy alleys. The intention Of
the board is to purchase a few sections
of fire hose and flush all alleys about
which there is any trouble because
OF Nth.
The Water Commissioners have cx-
pressed a willingness for the health
officers TO have all the water they want
for this purpose.
Evening journal., 1907-07-19
CUT HIS THROAT
BUT NOT SERIOUSLY

Following some words with his wife
on Wednesday evening, George Loft
man. a well-known bartender in this
city cut his throat with a pocket knife,
and as result was obliged to go to
the Delaware Hospital to have the in
jury dressed.
The wound is not considered serious,
and Lofman is able to work.
Evening journal., 1907-07-19
Elvinn AutomohlIn Id snrlnns.

Workmen are busy az the Springs
preparing for the erection OF the in
cline for the Flying Automobile"
which begins next Monday Tonight Is
ladies' night az the rink and the col
ored boys will entertain in a ham
or barrel race. Mr.. Coward will in
augurate his illustrated songs at the
Motion Picture Theatre tonight.
Evening journal., 1907-07-19
Judae GRAY at Lancaster.

Judge George Gray was one Of the
guests Of honor yesterday az the annual
dinner given by former United States
Senator J. Donald Cameron TO the famous
Farmers Club az his country home.
Donegal Farm" near Lancaster, Pa.
other guests included Governor Stuart,
OF Pennsylvania, Chief Justice James
Mitchell Of the Pennsylvania Supreme
Court; Professor Albert b. Hart Of Har-
ward; President james Mccrea. Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, and President
George +. Baer, Of the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad. Judge Gray returned
late last night.
Evening journal., 1907-07-19
elidden Party Leaves Canton.

BY TIE JOU NNALo oT0CIII WIG
CANTON, Ohio. July 19.-The Glid-
den touring party made their departure
for Pittsburg this morning. The start
was made az o'clock. and at sos
o'clock the automobiles had all left the
city. Luncheon will be taken at Co
lumbiana, Ohio.
Evening journal., 1907-07-19
ouesis on Rlver TrIn.

James 1. Ford and James C. ONeal,
Of this city. are among the guests OF
the commercial interests OF Philadel-
phia, at a trip from that city on a
steamboat down the Delaware river
to-day in connection with the Elks re-
union.
Evening journal., 1907-07-19
FIVE YEARS FOR
PEDLAR PALMER

I;y THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
LONDON. July 19.-Pedlar Palmer,
former bantam-weight champion pugi-
list, was to-day sentenced TO five years
Imprisonment at the Guilford assizes.
on conviction of manslaughter. his VIC
tim being gas stoker named Choate.
Evening journal., 1907-07-19
Assesses Lost LOve At s1ooo.

WEST CHESTER, Pa, July 19.-
Anna Froneck, born in Hungary but
now residing in Coatesville, has sued
Joseph OlczaIS. also a native of Hun
gary. for $1,000 for breach of promise
to marry her.
Evening journal., 1907-07-19
Heavv Iron EeII on Him.

Walter Redmile. of Thirteenth and
Claymont streets. had the toes of one
his feet badly mashed at the round
house Of the Pennsylvania railroad at
Edge Moor by a heavy eccentric strap
falling on him yesterday afternoon. He
was removed to his home.
Evening journal., 1907-07-19
WaIker-paiIev.

Leslie 3. Walker and Miss Bertha
Daley. both Of Wilmington, were mar
ried on Tuesday last by the Rev. ]. e.
Nicholson, pastor of First NJ. p.
Church, at the parsonage.
Evening journal., 1907-07-19
MadeIev Epworth LEAGUE officers.

Madelcy Epworth League last night
elected the following officers; President,
d. II. Neese; vice-presadents. Miss Mildred
Lloyd, Miss l.. Goodman, Mrs. McAvaney
and Miss Edith MCGEE; secretary. John
L EcFd; treasurer. 1uss Era KerseD
Evening journal., 1907-07-19
WEATHER.

For Delaware: Partly cloudy. unset-
tied weather, showers tonight or SAT-
urday; variable winds.
Noon Temperature ..............8
Evening journal., 1907-07-19

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aA%sa@ to offer you TO-
night in the a advertising
columns.
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