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Evening journal., 1908-11-21
THIRTY DAYS
FOR WINDER
Wife Said He Tried to Drown
Her in a Bath
Tub
ANOTHER WITNESS TOLD
A DIFFERENT TALE

Ulysses Winder, colored. was sentenced
to thirty days in the New Castle county
workhouse by Judge Cochran this morn
ing in City Court on charge Of assault
and battery. The complainant was his
wife Mrs Mamie Winder. who told rather
a thrilling story of what happened last
night at the house in Orange street
where she with her husband has lived.
But according to another witness, what
happened in reality was altogether diff
ferent than that which Mamie related.
Assistant City Solicitor Satterthwaite
said that he had another witness also
who would discredit Mrs. Winders story.
II was on complaint of his wife that
Winder was taken into custody last
night by Patrolmen Mcbride and Ward
on a warrant charging assault with In
tent to commit murder. Mrs. Winder
told the police that her husband had at
tempted to drown her in the bath tub.
She reiterated the same story on the
witness stand this morning. She said
that yesterday her husband said to her
that she must go with him to Delaware
City. She refused to go and he insisted.
she said, until she suspected something
was wrong in his desire. She said that
her suspicious were further aroused be-
cause a few nights before she had seen
him out driving with another colored
woman After that occurrence, she testi-
fled, she and her husband had failing
out" but the difference had been patched
un and she supposed i, had been for
gotten.
Refusing to go on Trip.
When he asked her to go to Delaware
City and insisted on it, however, she
said. her suspicious awoke again and she
began to get afraid OF him, so that she
absolutely refused to accompany him on
the journey Last night. she said. arter
her husband had accepted her final deci-
sion, he asked her to go out and buy a
seidlltz powder and bring Il to him to
the bath room.
She went out. she testified. but got
frightened again and went to the home
Of William Young. colored, and asked
him TO go with her to the house. Young
went with her and ne took the powder
to the bath room, the woman following.
Mrs. Winder testified that the bath tub
was half full Of water. She went in and
was sitting on the edge Of the tub when
her husband grabbed her and held head
under water.
Young was called to testify but his
story did not agree with that which the
woman told He said he went TO the
house with he'd but that he did not see
any water i'm the bath tub. or did not
see Winder treat his wife in the manner
she alleged. He said that he interfered
when Winder made motion as If he
would strike his wife and held him as
she ran out into the street yelling.
Mr. Satterthwaite said that he could
call another witness to corroborate
Young's story. but the court said It was
not necessary.
Winder said that he had no statement
to make. The charge against him wa
changed to one of plain assault and bat
terry and on this Judge Cochran SEN
fenced him TO thirty days at the work
house.
Evening journal., 1908-11-21
FINED SIS FOR
IMPROPER ACTIONS

Toney George, an Italian, was fined
s25 and costs by Judge Cochran this
morning in City Court, on a charge
of improper conduct toward a young
girl II was testified that the Italian
had acted in this manner near Market
street bridge a few days ago 1t was
Toney whom Judge Cochran fined 50
for contempt when the case was first
heard for making what the court re-
garded as an improper answer to a
question.
The Italian was represented by James
Salisbury who asked that the court
give his client another chance The
judge stated that it was not the first
time that the Italian had been arrest
ed on a charge of improper conduct,
and under the circumstances the court
would have TO impose a fine.
William Dutton, charged with lar
ceny of scrap iron from Hollis r. Cook.
was dismissed. The court said there
was not enough evidence to sustain
the charge. The court warned Dutton
not to be brought back again.
Evening journal., 1908-11-21
SUGGESTS Mr.. WALES AS
MEMBER OF JUDICIARY

Friends Of Leonard +. Wales today
added his name to the list Of New Castle
lawyers who have been spoken Of as pos
sible members OF the judiciary 10 be ap-
nointed next year by Governor-elect
Pennewill. Mr.. Wales is ono OF the most
popular Of the younger lawyers before
the New Castle county bar. He was ad-
mitted TO practice here In 1884. after study
ing law In the Office OF his grandfather,
Judge Leonard E. Wales, who for years
vas Federal Judge in this district AT
present Mr.. Wales is United states Re
seree In bankruptcy for the local district
and for a while he was private secretary
10 Dr. I. II Ball while he was member
OF the United States Senate.
Evening journal., 1908-11-21

municated by cattle, but even dogs and
persons may carry the germs and
spread tho contagion. While it is pri-
marlly a disease Of animals, human
beings have been known TO take the
disease and II has been fatal In sever
al Instances, particularly among chill
dren
Under the Interstate Commerce laws
and the laws of the National Depart
ment OF Agriculture the importation Of
cattle from the infected states into
other states by railroad or boats Is pro-
hlbited. The Pennsylvania and other
railroad companies and the boat lines
have refused TO ship cattle from Penn
sylvania since the "hoof and mouth
disease" becameepldemic. and so tho
only means left for cattle 10 get into
Delaware from Pennsylvania is by
being driven from that state into Della
ware. This the State Department of
Agriculture decided today TO prevent
Not only vii 1.-The Pennsylvania
boundary be watched. but the State
Board decided TO ask tho cooperation
OF Dr. A. ID. Melvin. chief of the Bureau
of Animal Industry at Washington. to
cooperate in preventing the driving OF
cattle into Delaware from Pennsyl-
vaia. DIR. Leonard Pearson, State vet
erinarian OF Pennsylvania. also VIII be
asked TO assist.
Governor Lea Active.
Governor Lea Is thoroughly In accord
with the precautions decided upon to-day.
and was outspoken on the necessity OF
preventing tho sncroachment OF the dis
ease into Delaware. Ho is actively in-
tcrcstcd in the subject not only as Cover
nor of the state but also because he has
fine blooded stock. and is looking at the
situation also from tho general views
/ point OF safeguarding tho community.
This is "A matter that concerns overy
owner OF cattle in the state. for under
the law the Board OF Agriculture will kin
every infected animal that Is discovered
in Delaware. IL is recommended that
Continued on Second Page)
Evening journal., 1908-11-21
SCARLET FEVER
IN THE COUNTRY
Physicians Daughter a Victim
Of the DiSeaSe---NO New
Cases Here

Several cases of scarlet fever in rural
New Castle county have been reported
to DR.. A. e. Frantz, secretary of the
state Board Of Health
There is no evidence of an epidemic
however, and the cases that have been
reported are scattered and in isolated
communities. There are a number OF
cases at Centreville. DR.. J. Willard
Crossan of that place is treating four
cases. Three Of these are convalescent
however.
on Thursday Dr. Crossans daughter
Eleanor Blair Crossan, five years old
succumbed to the disease.
In this city the situation is we'll II
hand by the Board of eHalth not cas-,
being reported for twenty-four hours. The
Board is rigidly enforcing the quarantine
regulations. There are % cases in the city
Evening journal., 1908-11-21
WILL TUNNEL
DELAWARE RIVER

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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. a.-Through
the chartering OF the Delaware River Tun-
mel Co, Harrisburg yesterday and the
Camden Tunnel Railroad Co.. at Trenton.
n. j., elaborate plans for tho tunneling
OF the Delaware river between this city
and Camden, n. j.. have become known
here.
1t is proposed to construct two tun-
nels-one from Second and Chestnut
streets, the other from Second and Arch
streets the outlet Of both being at Third
street, Camden. The promoters further
plan the construction OF an elevated road
to the eastern boundary Of Camden
The cost Of building the tunnels is es-
timated at S,0oOO0O and It is hoped to
complet them within eighteen months
Evening journal., 1908-11-21
DIR. BENEDICT CALLED AS
RABBI BY TEMPLE OFTRUTH

The Temple OF Truth congregation.
at a meeting last night selected for its
rabbi DR.. George Benedict. a graduate
Of the London, England. Jewish Theo-
logical Seminary. He was formerly
connected with Temple Bethel of
West Philadelphia.
The choice seems to meet with gem
eral approval. DR.. Benedict will begin
his new duties at once. He preached
70 the congregation recently and made
a most favorable impression.
DR.. Benedict. while young man,
has made a reputation as a student Of
philosophy in which he has delved
deeply.
Evening journal., 1908-11-21
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
THANKSGIVING SERVICES

Following its usual custom. the Will
mington Christian Endeavor Union
will hold a sunrise prayer service in
First Presbyterian Church on Thanks
giving Day morning at o'clock. This
win be conducted by Rev. Thomas p.
Holloway, of Second Baptist Church.
This meeting is usually much appre-
ciated by those who cannot attend SER
vice later in the morning. and a cord al
invitation to attend is extended to all.
Evening journal., 1908-11-21
WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 2f.-
Temperatures are high for the season
west Of the Mississippi river and in the
upper Lake region, and comparatively
low in New England and the Middle
Atlantic States.
The woether will continue fair to-
night and Sunday in the Ohio Valley,
the east and south, with rising tenn
peratures from the Ohio valley and
lower Lake region eastward.
Forecast till ?. m. Sunday:
For Delaware-Fair tonight and Sun
day; light east to southeast winds.
Evening journal., 1908-11-21
TAFT TO SPEND
XMAS In GEORGIA
By unIted Presa Leasod snorInl 1uIrn

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AUGUSTA. Ga, Nov 21.-Presldent-
elect Taft and Mrs. Taft have accepted
by telegraph the invitation OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Landon A. Thomas to be their
guests during part Of the ca stmas
holidays at Sandy Hills, a winter resort
suburb of Augusta. Judge Taft and
family viii arrive in Augusta Decem-
Der Is. For a few days they win be
entertained at the Thomas villa and
then VIII occupy one Of the Sandy Hills
cottages, taking their meals at the win
ter resort hotel. William II. Taft. Jr..
and Miss Helen Taft will join the fam
ily for the holidays Mr. Thomas is
the president Of the largest cotton mill
here
Evening journal., 1908-11-21
BUSINESS GOING
ON AS USUAL

improvements to thu New Busi-
ness Office of THE EVENING
JOURNAL are now in progress.
There will be no retarding of bu.i-
ness during alterations. Anyone
having business with THE JOUa
NAL will please call at our tenn
porary quarters in the Gawthrop
Building, entrance on Fourth street,
west of the old office which is now
our press room.
D. e A., No. 975.
Delmarvis. No. 224s.
Evening journal., 1908-11-21
ExnIosion KilIs rhre.

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BUTTE. Mont. Nov. 21-Three men
are dead and six missing as the result
Of an explosion and fire in the North
western Improvement Company's coal
mine near Red Lodge last r<yht. The
dead are Samuel Gaspers, John Masten
and Andrew Jokala.
Evening journal., 1908-11-21
FataI Shooting In Washlnaton.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Nov. 21-
George v Gasgoyne. an employe in the
bureau of engraving and printing, was
shot and killed early today by Thomas
r. Griffith, steel worker. in the lat
ter's room / nthe southwestern section
of the city Grifiith, who was prompt
~ arrested, claims that Gasgoyne had
threatened him.
Evening journal., 1908-11-21
BALTIMORE POLO
TEAM TO PLAY HERE

An All-Baltimore team. from the
Baltimore league will play tho Mo-
hawks at Eleventh Street Rink on
Monday night and the Springs and
Lenox game. scheduled for that date.
will be played on Thanksgiving night
Announcement viii be made of the
personnel of the Baltimore team on
Monday. The Baltimore league opened
last night with great success, and the
Southern boys are much enthused.
Evening journal., 1908-11-21
Eire in PHILADELPHIA.

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PHILADELPHIA, Nov 21.-Fire
early today destroyed the plant OF the
Rawson Manufacturing Company and
that of the Quaker City Carpet Clean
ing Company, both on North Third
street. Loss $50, 600.
Evening journal., 1908-11-21
Shot Policeman. Hanged Himself.

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SAN JOSE. Cal. Nov. 21.-Improvis-
ing a rope from his suspenders. George
Ballard, an ex-convict who last night
fatally shot Patrolman Ray w Star
bird. hung himself in his cell early
today The shooting occurred when
Starbird attempted to arrest Ballard
on a minor charge. The latter's wife
was slightly wounded in an effort To
Mrest the revolver from him.
Evening journal., 1908-11-21
Wireless Station in Washington.

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WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov 91.-
Bids will be called for shortly by the
navy department for the establishment
Of wireless telephone station in this
city. which is to have a transmitting
radius of not less than 100 miles
Evening journal., 1908-11-21
ro Arbitrats Polo pisputss

Because of the number OF appeals
from the decisions of referees in the
recent games of the Delaware Polo
League. a board of arbitration consist
ing of three newspaper men has been
appointed.
Evening journal., 1908-11-21

CONTINUED on Second PaEe.)
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-30
Busy Paying Jurors

Miss Elsie Patton, the efficient and charming deputy in the office of Clerk of Courts George II. Smalley, was worked most to death yesterday after noon, when the federal grand jury ad- journed, unannounced, a day ahead of schedule time and advanced on the of fee to demand their fees. While entire ly unprepared for the sudden rush of business, the jurors and witnesses re- ceived their money in double quick time and none were compelled to wait long. Here From Mexico
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-30
Hearing Continued

The hearing of link Owens, charged with uttering and passing forged cheeks in this city last week, occupied DOT tion of the day yesterday in Recorder Thomas court. Harry Leonard, s. w. Young, Heury Coffee, Al Fraser and G. w. Johns were examined for the prose. eution and at the request of the defense the hearing was continued until Jauu. ary 2. The defendant was sent back to jail in default of 6 1000 bail
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-30

Mrs. Judge c. A. Neese of Stockton Pass, in Graham county, arrived in the city last evening to spend several days visiting friends here. On her way to Globe she was joined at Eliso, the lime quarry station, by her daughter, Mrs. Charles Ward, wife of the foreman of the stone quarry, who will remain here during her mothers visit.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-30
Websters Entertain

Walter Webster and Mrs. Webster and MT. Webster B mother Monday evening entertained their friends and the guests of the Webster boarding house. Dancing was indulged in until midnight, after which refreshments were served. The Mexican string band furnished music during the evening and all present greatly enjoyed themselves. The following guests enjoyed the hos pitality of the Websters: Mesdames Murphy, Pollock, McShane, Carlson, Ed wards, Shanks, Stebbins, Dawson, Gil
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-30

ner; Misses Rainey, Greene, Stevens, Greene, Anderson, Watts, Katie Mur- phy, Mamie Murphy, Anna Stevens, Nina Stevens, Lillian Shanks, Alma Musgrave; Messrs. Dave Lloyd, Otto Davis, Gus Van Meter, William Keat- ing, Nick Millick, W. Miller, Moss, Dow ell, Griffin, Charles Door, Dave She. ney, Phillips, Will Anglin, McEaehern and others.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-30
Cananea Picking Up

J. A. Wilson, the stock broker who Monday returned from few days spent at Cananea, Mexico, says the Greene camp is rapidly coming back into it's own after the long suspension of op- erations last summer. Six of the eight furnaces of the Greene-Cananea Copper company are running and orders are ex. pected at any time to start the others. The output is satisfactory and every body is hopeful.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-30
Market Open Saturday.

Local Stock Brokers are in receipt of the information that the New York market will be open Saturday for the halliday session. Word had gone out that the market would suspend both Friday and Saturday for the New Years holiday, the same as was done Christmas.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-30
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
Survey Approved

The surveyor general has approved the official survey of the Myrtle lode, situated in the Globe mining district, Gila county, and claimed by John H. Davis. This survey is designated as mineral survey No. 2593. [
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-30
Editor in Town

A. F. Malone, editor and manager of the Solomonvile Bulletin, came in last evening to see the show and spend q few days in the metropolis. Grahamites Here
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-30
Sims Buys Four Lots

Horace B. Gardner yesterday sold to Sims & Sons, the contractors, four lots on Ash street in East Globe, the con sideration being 5000. It is understood the purchasers will soon erect houses on them for rental. The deal was made by Merritt & McPherson.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-30

James Valentine, who is employed on the construction of the new line of the Southern Pacific in Mexico, win leave this morning for Culiacan to resume his work after several days in Globe. The road is nearly finished to Mazatlan and will be open for traffic in short time.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-30
OLD TIMERS DANCE.

To be given at Clark's pavilion on New Year s eve, December 3l, 1908. 4 cordial invitation is extended to aii the old timers. Come and have good time.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-30
Golden Case Continued

The case of Fred Golden, who was ar rested on the complaint of his wife last week, was continued to January Q in Judge Thomas court yesterday. Mrs. Golden asks that the strenuous Fred be placed under bond to keep the peace, claiming that he had made threats against her.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-30
Divorce Suit Filed

Suit for divorce was filed in the dis trict court yesterday by Enoch Roberts, who wishes legal separation from his wife, Julia Roberts, on the grounds of desertion. The defendant is at present living in San Francisco.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-30
pr. Glaze in Globe

At the Kinney house all this week. Many nervous people arc getting his nerve saving glasses. No ill fitting frame or mounting do you get from them. Call and see him today.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-30
CHIMES OF NORMANDY TONIGHT

Planquette' s celebrated comic opera presented by leading operatic stars and choruses. Produced expressly for the Cameraphone. A $2.00 show for l5c and 25c.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-30
Will Hustle Costs

Fred Stevens, who was arrested on plain drunk charge, when arraigned be- fore Judge Thomas yesterday plead so hard for liberty that the kind hearted recorder sent him out in custody of an officer to hustle the costs in the case, on the payment of which he will be dis charged.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-30
Grand Jurors Returning

Herman Noll, w. A. Pitt, J. F. Mic coils and James Kerby, all of Clifton, who have been serving on the federal grand jury, will leave this morning for their homes
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-30
PRICE CoNoUERs

The Dolph Baatz & Co. have made slashing reduction on everything. Low CT prices and more wonderful bargains.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-30
Return From Hunting

Seth Arkills and MT. Dikes returned yesterday from hunting trip at Wight man s ranch near Geronimo. They re- port shooting to be good.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-30
Leaves for Goldtield-

George Andrus left yesterday for Roosevelt by stage, from which point he will make 6 trip to Goldfeld,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-30

ALL CHILDREN's COATS AT A GREAT REDUCTION.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-30

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