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Whom 1t May Concern:
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Evening journal., 1909-07-20
ANONYMOUS LETTER
FOR STATE TREASURER

DOVER. Del. July a-Anonymous let
ters are coming IN TO the Delaware Of
hcials. probably because Delaware has a
commission at work devising a plan to
raise more revenue FOR the state. The lat
est is an unsigned letter to State Trcasur-
er d. 0. Moore, as follows:
Taxation is a burden. Too many tax
laws and too high taxes People are being
driven to disgrace. poverty. insanity and
the grave.
Andy Carnegie should pay S5opO,000 per
year. Rockefeller, si5OoQ000 Mrs. Russell
Sage. schin speyer Ryan. Rogers estate
and Mrs. Green. All tax collectors viii be
killed or poisoned. They are dospised and
hated by every person
Rents, month or year. must cheaper
ere things Is done IN secret"
n tho writer viii suggest a plan by
which Treasurer Moore can collect the
s5.Oo0oo0 from Carnegie ct al. II Is prob
able that ne win lose no time in going az
ter it. This may be the opening OF q
campaign for. Delaware's ratification o
the income tax amendment.
Evening journal., 1909-07-20
GIVE OFFICES
OUT TONIGHT
Democrats Fix This Evening
For DOIing Out Councils
Patronage
FIGHT IS ON FOR
MANY OF THE PLUMS

Tonight is the time fixed for the
Democratic caucus for city offices ana
much interest is centered I'm the out
come. Unless dark horse or two
creeps into the fight for office, It is
said that the men for all the offices
with the exception of coal OH inspec-
tor. have been practically settled
upon.
Most interest centors around tho coal
oil inspectorship. There are four
candidates making a hard fight for the
place and up TO noon to-day IL was
impossible 10 pick the winner. James
McGinley. Of tho Fourth ward. was
said 20 be leading
Considerable buttonholing and trad
ing OF offices will have TO be done be-
fore the man for this Office is finally
settled upon. The four candidates are
John J. Dolan, James McGinley. Dem
mis- Connen and Dennis Gallagher.
1t was reported that mckinley had
five votes of the eight. in which cus'
f. he Is sure of the nomination. X q
said that President Banning an,
/ Councilmen Mccovern and Higgins ar
hanging close together. while Council
men Kane. Dempsey. Duross, Conwa,
and McMullin make up the big FIVE.
Thurston NJ. Lowe is slated for clerl
Of the market, and Dennis Connell o
Major Simon Z. Doherty is said 10 bI
the choice for clerk of Council II als'
Is reported that the Office of electrical
inspector is to be created and a rela
tive of Councilman Higgins IS to ge
/ the Job.
Evening journal., 1909-07-20
PALESE
GIRL CnOKED
Attacked by Boy While Pick
ing Berries, Left Un-
conscious
LAD ACCUSED OF
ASSAULTING HER

That Lena Palese. aged l3. of No. 10
East Twenty-Second street. had been at
tackled and choked into unconsciousness.
as was stated in THE EVENING JOUR-
NAL yesterday afternoon was confirmed
by an investigation made by the police
and by statements of the girl herself after
she regained consciousness.
The Palese girl has recovered sufficiently
10 permit Of her removal from the Della
ware Hospital to her home She was taken
home last night. She still Is suffering from
shock and her throat contains marks OF
bruises made by whoever attacked her.
Creeping on his hands and knees through
the weeds Of a berry patch, an unidentified
boy approached within a few feet OF the
Palese and another girl picking berries
yesterday afternoon just back of the
Riverview baseball grounds.
Mamie Knapp. years old, OF No. "a East
Twenty-Second street first saw the boy.
She screamed and ran. Lena was a bit
slower and waited to pick up her berry
pail before following the younger child.
She was found later, unconscious, hav-
ing been overpowered. choked and assault
ed. She was conveyed TO the Delaware
Hospital and there revived after much ef-
fort.
Upon seeing the crouching figure in the
weeds. Mamie Knapp ran to her home and
notified her mother Mrs. Knapp waited
to acquaint some of her neighbors Of the
assault and to organize efparty before go
ing to Lena's assistance. Forty determined
women were In the crowd that found Lena
/ and when the full horror Of the crime was
+ discovered they started off in small group.
10 search for the boy. lie was not found.
Frederick Keller. aged 10 years, was ar.
rested last night on a charge of assault
and battery on the Palese girl. lie wai
arraignod IN city Court this morning
but the case was continued until to-mor
row morning.
Evening journal., 1909-07-20
HOLD DEMBY ON
PERJURY CHARGE
Witness in COunCiImaniC Con-
test Placed Under $1,000
Bail in City Court

Charged with perjury. Douglass
Demby faced city Judge Cochran this
morning The charge was tho result
OF Dembys testimony IN the Allen
Rash Councilmanic contest. DENLY
was represented by Phillip l.. Garrett.
BENJAMIN B. Allen, tho Democratic
contestant, is the complainant Thomas
S. Lewis. clerk Of Council. testified 20
administering the oath 10 Demby. and
T.. C.. Hardesty official stcnographer
at the Councilmanic hearing. attested
10 testimony given by Domby. AS
evidence of the alleged perjury. the
ahdavit. signed by Demby at the noN
famous Merritt House conference of
wcll-known Democrats and negroes, 10
tho effect that ne had voted the Demo
cratic ticket. was offered In evidence
but Mr. Garrett objected that the an.
davit had not been taken under direc
tion of Council and was not legal a.
applying 10 the present case.
During the argument Il developed
that Demby faced two charges q
perjury. DENLY. after signing III
affidavit that he voted the Democrau
ticket, swore in Council that he ha
voted the Republican ticket. Thl
constitutes one charge. The otrer
that Demby in Council swore that !
was drunk when he signed the an
; davit. while witnesses win testify the
ne was not drunk when he signed Il
paper city solicitor Brady. there
fore. held that at least one charge {
perjury was committed before Com
ell IN judicial proceeding. Mr.. Gal
rett held that a charge of perjur
should be the outcome Of two separai
statements in judicial proceedings.
Judge Cochran declared the pape
admissible.
Mr.. Allen testified that Demby wa
in no manner drunk az the Merritt
House meeting
Charles *. Lloyd. secretary 10 Mayo
Spruance, who was az the meetn'
declared as evidence Of Demby
sobriety. that he corrected the mannc
OF spelling his name when signed
the paper
Demby was held under $1,000 ba
for the upper court.
Evening journal., 1909-07-20
TWO SHOT BY THE
SAME BULLET

Suffering with wounds inflicted by
the same bullet, Amanda Boyer and
Sarah Wright. both colored, are
patients at the Delaware Hospital
and the man who did the shooting is
at large. He is alleged to be George
Reed. colored.
The shooting occurred yesterday af-
ternoon at the home of the women i'm
Brandywine hundred. The man had
some trouble with the Wright woman.
and IL is said drew revolver. intend
ing to kill her. The Boyer woman
jumped in front of him and she re-
ceived the bullet intended for her COM
panion. The bullet passed through her
shoulder and neck and then lodged In
Sarah Wright's breast II has not
yet been recovered. An N-Ray photo
graph will be taken this afternoon "a
locate a..
The weapon used by the man was a
big A cali5re revolver He fled after
the shooting and is still at large.
Evening journal., 1909-07-20
DAMAGES FOR THE
MERRITT HOUSE
Street Widening Commission
Fixes Award for Mundy
Brothers at S2l, $40

For the third time during the past
two months a commission of condem-
nation sat yesterday to assess damages
for the Merritt House property. Mundy
Brothers value the property at $4,000
and as considerable of the building
will be razed in order to widen Front
street the firm wants a fair value. The
city thought the former amounts S19.-
600 and $4,000 too high and the third
commission was appointed, composed
OF T. Allen Hilles. chairman; w. w
Lobdell, Henry Hopes, Charles +.
Anderson and J. j. Satterthwaite. At
torney Robert H. Richards represented
the owners of the building and City
Solicitor Brady looked after the city
interests.
Several witnesses were examined in
reference to the value of the property
Included among them were Director
George w Sparks of the Street and
Sewer Commission. Cornelius Mundy
stated that they were satisfied with
the earnings of the present hotel and
did not want a new one. But should
the city want to widen the street ther
the commission would assess the dam,
ages
The commissioner today reported Z
/ City solicitor Brady that they had nN
ed damages for Mundy Brothers to th
Merritt House property at S21 $40. an
damages TO John Fielding. proprieto
of the Merritt House, at $3.50.
/ a commission TO condemn Clayto
street will meet this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1909-07-20
TROLLEY FOR
MARSHALLTON
Peoples Railway Asks Levy
Court For Right Of Way
TO Town

The Peoples Railway Company at the
Levy Court meeting to-day asked for per-
mission TO lay tracks across tho road IN
Min Creek hundred IN order 10 reach Mar
shallton with It's cars
Mr. Taylor presented the following reso-
luton.
Resolved. That the request OF the Peo-
pies Railway Company for permission TO
lay its tracks across the Newport and Gap
Turnpike at a point near Greenbank. in
Mil Greek hundred, and across the Green
bank and Marshailton road near the plant
OF the Delaware Hard Fibre Company in
said hundred be granted.
A general discussion followed regarding
the agreement 20 be made so that the
company shall keep the tracks on grade
and tho roads in repair. The matter was
referred 10 Commissioner Taylor OF the
district in which tracks will be laid.
Evening journal., 1909-07-20
FIRED FOUR SHOTS
At HIGHWAYMAN

SEAFORD. July 2O.--Whiic John j..
Perry, Was going TO the depot to take
the . O'Clock express yesterday morn
ing for Norfolk. a negro accOitcd him
on Deepcui avenue and asked the time.
When Mr. Perry pulled his watch from
his pocket the negro drew gun and
demanded that he surrender it to him
together with his money and other
Valuables.
Mr.. Perry pushed his hand slowly
in his pocket as if to draw out his
purse, but instead flashed a revolver
and fired four shots at the highway
man.
T..e negro yelled and moaned but
managed TO escape down tine cut
where. it is supposed, a gang Of CONF
rades took him away.
AR Perry is confident that he hit
the negro. and as there has been nC
cai for medical attention many people
believe he was fatally injured and dicC
shortly afterwards.
a wounded negro was found IN ;
serious condition near fredericksburg
today and an investigation viii be
made to find whether he was shot b,
4 Mr.. Perry.
Evening journal., 1909-07-20
HUNGER STRIKE
Wins RELEASE
Two English Suffrdeettes
We're Starving III mseIves.
in Prison
DOZEN OTHERS ARE
REFUSING TO TAKE FOOD
sy unlted PCS 1ea.sl sp.oIal VIC


LONDON. July 20-The officials Of
Holloway Jail, where the Suffragettes
sentenced following the recent riots
arc confined, are to-day confronted by
serious situation. following the re-
lease last evening Of Florence Cooke
and Gladys Roberts. two Of the Suc-
fragettes, to prevent their starving
themselves to death.
The jailers fear that deaths will re-
suit from the hunger strike" which
is still persisted in by dozen Of the
remaining prisoners. Severalehavcn't
eaten anything for seven days and
their physical condition has become
alarming.
The released Suffragettcs, Misses
Roberts and Cooke, are being hailed
by their comrades as martyrs. Both
are in a dangerous condition, Miss
Roberts being so weak and hysterleal
that her recovery lis expected to take
months.
Misses Roberts and Cooke. wheii
taken 20 Holloway jail. insisted upon
being treated as political prisoners
When they were locked up as common
offenders they rebelled. smashed
prison windows, broke their cell furni-
ture. destroyed tho prison clothing
given them, and assaulted tho turn
/ keys
The jailors thereupon placed tho tw'
! sunragettes in solitary confinement. an'
tho latter retaliatod by refusing TO eat th
prison food For six days they persisted II
refusal.
Yesterday scarcely able TO walk fron
the jail. they were allowed TO go. lest the
die in jail.
Owing to the ignorance Of the release
women as 10 what took place outside O
their own cells, and the jailors refusal t
give any particulars OF the ''hunge
strike" few details are obtainahie. II i
learned. however. that at least doze
Of the remaining prisoners are starvin
themselves and a number OF them are 1
a serious condition.
Impetus has been added to the "hunge
strike by the announcement Of Pethic
Lawrence. a rich sunragette sympathiz,
that he will pay s. to the suffragette caus
for every hour that each prisoner fasts
jail.
Evening journal., 1909-07-20
BASKET FULL
OF ROAD BIDS
Levy Court Wrestling, With
Proposals Sent in by Many
Bidders

The Levy Courtroom was crowded
today with bidders for Obunding diff
ferent pieces Of god roads in New
Castle county. At noon State Highway
Commissioner Francis A. Price handed
President Dayett a basketful Of bids
for the twenty miles Of roads Rep
resentatives Of the different binders
now used were present The bids were
as follows:
Grubb's Landing Road. II. Sitter,
Philadelphia. S7,S9O; b. ,wickershaln.
Kennett Square S5.7S1
Rockland road TO Adams N-roads:
Nelson Meredith Co.. S6,456.70.
b. F. .Wickersham, Kennett Square, S..
S5i2S
CorlSran Construction Co, West Chester
Pa. s6.7s9.5S.
Blue Ball TO Rockland Road:
Nelson Meredith Co. Atlantic City. n
j.. s26s9.2s Il feet wide macadam sii
632.s6. "a feet: Sl657GS6 i6 feet.
b. +. Wickersham, Iennett' Square. Pa.
si5,4i6.7s. L feet; Sls.n27e Il feet; so
1s7s4. l6 feet
Corkran Construction Co. Sii,073.sS. 1
feet; si5.Se6.2O. Il feet; si7.59sS2, 16 feet.
Hamburg Rosd-John A. Clark, vii
mington stone binder. s2S.60O; Lexle,
stone, $4,000; limestone, $1,000
Corkran Construction Co.-Stone binder
s25.selS5.
Stewart and Donahoe. 4,f62.5o.
L. Z. oconnell and Son, Avondalc, Pa
/ Sle525.
/ Other bids arc being compiled.
Evening journal., 1909-07-20
CONVENTION OF
POSTMASTERS

The annual meeting Of the post
masters of the state viii be held at
Rehoboth on Thursday The meeting
will lbe called 10 order by the State
president at 10 o'clock. Music and
prayer. the address OF welcome, re-
ports and election of officers win fol-
low.
In the afternoon, Mr Mckinley, edi-
tor of the Postmasters' Advocate, will
speak congressman Hiram r.
Burton will speak on Parcels Post,
and Postal Savings" These addresses
viii lbc followed by discussions by the
postmastcrs. The time and place of
the next meeting win be decided. There
win be question and answers and rcso-
lutions adopted.
Evening journal., 1909-07-20
R. ]. MACLEAN'S
BUSINESS MOVE
He Retires From GOIdey Col
Iege And Will Travel West
Awhile
EXPECTS TO LOCATE
IN WILMINGTON

There was much surprise today at
the announcement that. r. j. Maclcan.
president OF the Board OF Trade has
severed his connection with Goldey
College and win take a vacation OF sew
eral months before resuming business
again. He has been manager OF the
college for eleven years. during which
time the attendance has about doubled.
lie viii spend few days at the
Board of Trade rooms. and then will
leave with his family on a visit TO
Atlanta, Ca. where he viii be the guest
of Col. William l.. Wilson. Mrs. Mac
leans father While IN Georgia. Mr..
Macloan will spend most OF his time
at the country residence of Colonel
Wilson. who has an estate near At
ianta exceeding twelve hundred acres.
Prom Atlanta. Mr.. Macloan viii go
to Seattle. where he will visit the
I Alaska Yukon exposition a special in
vitation having been extended 10 him
/ by the president of the exposition.
While on the Pacific coast. he will
visit tho boards of trade at Los An
goles, San Diego, san Francisco oak
and. Stockton. Sacramento. Salem
Portland. Spokane. Walla. Walla, Ia
coma, Vancouver Victoria and other
cities.
on his return trip. he will also call
on boards of trade I'm Denver, Boise
city ST. Paul. Minneapolis Winni-
lpeg, Detroit. Cleveland. Buffalo. Ro
chester and several other cities in New
York State
on his return 10 Wilmington I'm IN,
fall. Mr.. Maclean viii engage I'm bust
ness lie hopes 20 be here for th'
October meeting of the Board Of Trade
Just what his business plans are III
was not ready TO announce today.
During Mr.. Maciean's absence, A. S
. Reed. first vice president Of the Boar
, of Trade. win act as president.
Il win talk Wilmington wherever
, go and shall hope 10 interest some o
, the western boards OF trade that ar
not now members OF the Nationa
Board of Trade to join that body j
which our Board Of Trade is so yer
lmuch interested said Mr. Meclea
today. Tell the members of our boar
that / shall an the western board q
trade men full OF the Wilmington Boar
OF Trade and lose no opportunity
q call attention 20 the advantages {
e wilmington and the First State.
IS II wish vou would also sag that n
d interest IA the students and graduatl
a OF Goidey College does not cease wit
l. my withdrawal from the manaEemei
y Of the college. as / shall have pleasnr
whenever an opportunity presents !
k self TO advance their interests. ala
n wish 10 convey TO II. s. Goldey. n
q president Of the college. my highest r.
O CARDS and best wishes For honest
u and integrity in business. Mr.. Golds
- has no superior anywhere. Whining
L ton was very fortunate In having
man of his personal qualities start n
school many years ago, for IL has bee
OF great benefit TO this city not on
@ from an educational but also from
h material point OF view"
Evening journal., 1909-07-20
YOUNG MAN ACCUSED
OF NON.SUPPOR1'

Accused by his wife with non-support,
William $. Dobb. young man well known
IN the city. was arraigned before Magis-
trate Robertson to-day for preliminary
hearing. he was represented by sylvester
D. Townsend.
The only witness heard was Mrs. Dobb.
She testified that her husband did not sup
mort her and that since last June 16 had
failed 20 give her any money
The magistrate held the defendant IN
$500 hail which he furnished and was re-
leased.
The couple have a little son. Dobb it Is
said. was left quite a considerable sum Of
money az the death Of his father a few
years ago.