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Evening journal., 1910-09-02
EXTRADITTON
FOR ROBERTS
ellis is RetiCent As to When
Casey Murder Suspect
Will Arrive Here
AGAIN DENY REPORT
OF ANOTHER ARREST

A dispatch received from Dover to-
day states that the State Department
there has issued a requisition, signed
by Governor Pennewill, TO the Gov
ernor of Pennsylvania, for Reese Rob
erts. who is accused Of the murder
of Robert Casey and Ann Casey, his
wife. at Claymont Roberts is in
iail at Media. Pa, and may stay there
for another week or two before the
Delaware authorities bring him TO
this State.
"No more information will be given
out relative to the extradition pa
pers." said Deputy Attorney General
Wolcott to-day. When asked whether
Roberts would be brought here i'm
mediately or allowed TO remain in the
iail at Media until the oyer and
Terniner Court convenes on Septem-
her %. all Mr.. Wolcott would say was
that the prisoner would be here when
his case is called for trial.
State Detective Gillis said to-day
that he did not know when he would
go after Roberts. ellis said the pa
ners were not yet in his possession
Governor Pennewill has appointed
him as agent TO convey the papers
to Harrisburg TO receive the prisoner
who is termed in the papers as
fugitive from justice.
ellis again denied to-day that othei
arrests were contemplated in connec
tion with the murder. He said h
was still working on the case an'
further than that he would not dis
cuss II.
ellis sometime ago said that whei
Roberts was brought to Delaware h
would be locked up in the workhous
without the knowledge Of the public
Evening journal., 1910-09-02
FLOOD HALTS
CAR SHOP WORK
ShipIey Run Sewer OverflOwS
H. 6 H. Corporation Plant,
But Does Little Damage
HEAVY RAINFALL
FLOODS MANY CELLARS

An overflow from the Shipley run
sewer as the result of the heavy rain,
flooded the new car shops Of the Har-
Ian and Hollingsworth Corporation
yesterday afternoon, and work had
TO be stopped The water receded
during the night. and work was re-
sumed this morning.
Although the water was from two
to six inches deep in the car shops
after the rain, officials of the cor
poration said this morning no dam
age had been done. The fact that the
floors of the shops are concrete pre-
vented a serious lass. The water did
not damage the motors. The corpora
ton will complain TO the city engi-
neer.
Three inches of rain fell from about
2 to 4.3O o'clock yesterday afternoon,
according to the city registry clerk.
Many cellars in all parts of the city
were flooded, especially in Silver
brook. The Brandywine Creek was
several inches above normal this
morning.
Evening journal., 1910-09-02
"VICE IN DANCES OF
SCHOOL SOCIETIES"

SYCAMORE BEACH. Mass. Sept. a.
Designations of school life as fostered
by secret societies were discussed yes
terday by speakers at the conference
here on moral and religious training
Of the young. Smoking, drinking. pro-
family. card playing, gambling, dancing
with improper partners and the ex-
major vices. charged TO this account.
Interference with school discipline is
another evil for which the secret so
cieties are responsible, according TO
many witnesses, who are quoted to-
day.
Amos R. Wells, Secretary of the
United Society of Christian Endeavor
of Boston. based his talk on high
school vices thus bred from 100 let
ters sent to him by school principals
and teachers. Everybody who wrote
to him disapproved Of the societies be-
cause they not only lured the inno-
cent from the straight path but de-
stroyed respect for school authority.
Evening journal., 1910-09-02
CONCERN A
STANDARD RIVAL

II was announced to-day by J. II.
Mehahy. chairman of the industrial
committee of the Wilmington Board
Of Trade. that the new oil distribui-
ing company which will establish a
plant here. is the Indian Refining
Company which concern Is credited
with being the strongest competitor
of the Standard Oil Company. The
Indian Refining Company's oil fields
are in Illinois.
The company will erect four tanks
and warehouse on the south side Of
the Christiana river on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad property. The tanks
are now IN the city and the work or
erecting them will be started at once
The new company will sell iubrlcal,
ing as well as Illuminating oils ana
will distribute its products no, ons
i'm Wilmington. but Throughout ~
penisula the same district as cover
ed by the Standard oil Company.
Evening journal., 1910-09-02
.SALUTES GREET
CITY JUDGE
Delany'S Polite Bearing Gets
Him Out Of Drunken
ness Charge

When Thomas Delany was arrang-
ed I'm City Court this morning on the
charge of having been drunk and dis-
orderly, he saluted in true soldier
fashion and said he had been drunk
but not dsiorderly. Judge Cochran
thought he'd give Delaney another
chance, and Thomas saluted AGAIN
verv gravely and was dismissed;
According to the police, Delaney,
who is 65 years old, appeared near
the Polish Catholic Church and at
tbe homo of the Sisters Of St Fran
els at Third and Van Buren, streets,
Yesterday. There he said he wanted
10 see Bishop Monaghan and kicked
on the gate and made himself other
wise conspicuous. Patrolman Jaku-
bowski arrested him little later De
lanev wore Roman collar, such as
priests wear, and his priestly appear
ance was accentuated by a long blacH
coat and soft felt hat
Evening journal., 1910-09-02
Tells Police He Cut Wom-
ans Throat After Taking
Razor From Her
HUSBAND WANTS
CHARGE OF FUNERAL

Chewing gum vigorously and maxi
ing an evident effort to impress the
audience with his nonchalance,
George d. Derry, who killed his wife
by cutting her throat with a razor
yesterday afternoon in their home,
No. 622 West Second street. was ar
raigned in City Court this morning on
the charge of murder.
mot guilty." he declared without
emotion, although not asked to plead.
Upon recommendation of Assistant
City Solicitor Chaytor. Judge Cochran
postponed the preliminary hearing
one week, pending the action of the
corOners jury.
Derry was not otirepresented by coun-
sci His two small children were In
court with their aunt, but neither
seemed aware of the loss of their
mother or of the difficulties of their
father.
Coroner Gaynor announced to-day
that he would hold an inquest in the
case at 7.30 o'clock on next Monday
evening in the City Court room.
The body of the slain woman re-
mains at the morgue and it has not
yet been decided when the funeral
will be held or from where II VIII
take place. A brother of the woman
requested Deputy Coroner James T,
Chandler to remove the body to his
home in Spruce street. but the hus-
band wants Dir Chandler to hold the
funeral from his undertaking parlors
and not allow the woman's people 10
have anything to do with the body
Consequently Mr.. Chandler is in a
ouandary what to do The brother oi
the murdered woman has made no
positive claim for the body, yet the
deputy coroner wants to do the righl
thing and it is not likely that he WILL
decide the matter to-day.
Had Quarreled Frequently.
II developed to-day that Mrs. Derry
and her husband had many quarrels
during their married liz and that shf
lived apart from him on one occasion
The police give Derry a splendid
reputation. s a.
The trouble which eliminated II
the murder yesterday was started D.
Evening journal., 1910-09-02
BANDIT SHOT
in FIERCE DUEL
Attempted to Hold Up Colorado
Train and Was Killed
by Engineer
HIS BRAVERY BAFFLED
THREE HIGHWAYNEN

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
COLORADO SPRINGS. Col, Sept. 2.
The body of a train robDer. slain
by Engineer Frank Stewart. Of Colo
RADIO Midland passenger train No. B
iin an attempt 10 hold up that traiu
at midnight, was taken 20 Leadville
early today. simultaneously posses
were sent out from FlOrrissant and
Divide to search the hills for two COM
panions of the bandit who fed when
Stewart shot him down, after a des-
perate duel. Engineer Stewart was
shot in the leg and is i'm serious con-
dition from loss of blood. The bandits
failed TO get any booty The at
tempted robbery occurred four miles
east of Divide at midnight. Evident
ly II was the intention 10 rob the ex-
press car. which carried a special
consignment of several thousand dol
lars. The train was tagged by one
of the bandits who pointed to a huge
boulder upon the track. Simultan-
eously a second robber climbed over
the tender and leveled two guns at
the engine crew. He ordered Stewart |
and the fireman, r iul Bachman to stop
the train and get down. They did
so and the three bandits marched
them back TO the express car.
Threw Bandits on Guard.
While two of the bandits started
firing along the sides Of the train to
prevent interference, the third or
dered Stewart to call upon the eX-
press messenger to open his car. As
Stewart complied. Bachman lodged
under car as If to escape, throwing
the bandit off his guard. Stewart
seized a rock, struck the bandit In the
face and then closed with him. They
struggled on the ground for several
minutes. Finally the engineer
wrested the revolver away and shot
the bandit dead. Al the same time the
other two bandits fired at him, wound
ing him I'm the log. The passengers
and the rest Of the train crew were
aroused, and started a fusilade, ac-
cidently wounding an unknown tramp
who was stealing a ride. Despite his
wounds, Steward was carried back to
his cab and ran his train four miles,
until he met No. 4, on which he was
brought TO Colorado Springs.
Stewart was semi-conscious when
he arrived here. He was able 10
describe the hold-up vividly however.
He SAYS the man he shot was evident
| ly a Swede. as he spoke in a broken
tongue He had the appearance Of a
laborer.
The others also looked like labor
ers AL three highwaymen, he said
wore crude disguises, consisting OF
gunny sacks wound around the head
and over the shoulders so as to OBJ.
scure the lower part of the face.
Evening journal., 1910-09-02
CLAMOR FOR
A BIG STRIKE
New York Unions Resent
Brutality to Clothing
Workers
TRADE CONDITIONS THEY
SAY ARE FRIGHTFUL
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BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK. Sept 2.-As the re-
suit Of the brutal manner N which
the striking cloak maxers nave beer
hpndlcd by the police. and due alst
IN part TO the injunction OF Justice
Con. forbidding pioketing. thousands
or union workers In the clothing and
textile trades I'm the city are clamor-
ing to-day for a general sympathetic
! strike. The leaders are endeavOring
10 point out the uselessness OF such
course. But n a general strike Is
persisently demanded the officials viii
probably be forced TO order a walk
out i'm the allied trades
Union labor is aroused as Il has
not been aroused in years" said j.
Harris Lavner, secretary Of the New
York District Council OF the United I
Garment Workers OF America. "The |
cloak makers have been treated most 4
bruially by tie police. If they have /
violated the law then they have fol-
lowed the lead of tho American fa-
theirs of the revolution. for they acted
kn the interests OF Justice"
Wild excitement on the east side
followed the arrest yesterday Of n
men and 13 women. striking cloak
parade on Fifth avenue When the
news circulated that they had all /
been fined SO each, and in default of |
cash sent to Jail for three days. many /
workman wanted to strike in SYM /
pathy at once
Might S.read to Other Cities.
New York city is the largest cloth |
ing manufacturing center I'm the
United States. Several big labor
union control the industry; the United
Garment Workers of America. the IN
ternational Ladies' Garment Workers
Union and the Brother of Journaymen
Tailors. A general strike here would
undoubtedly spread TO other cities
and mean practically n tie up of the
clothing industry Of the country.
Several starving families will be
eyicted to-day" said Layner. "ln spite
! Of the big strike fund, there is
scarcely enough TO go around among
such a tremendous number of strikers
and the result is that most of them
are I'm need. but they would not go
back unless granted the full demands
of the union
Conditions I'm the clothing trade
here are frightful Child labor ex-
lists to an astounding extent. The
law Is violated daily I'm the taking
home OF work to filthy tenements,
where disease I'm epidemic. Wages
are the lowest of any trade. averaging
as a maximum s15 a week and a mini
mum OF S6 The average is $S."
The release OF the arrested strikers
yesterday afternoon upon the pay
ment OF fines by an interested alder
man failed TO appease the enraged
unionists.
Evening journal., 1910-09-02
DEEPER WATERWAYS
CONVENTION CONCLUDES

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., Sept. 2-The
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Associ-
alton wound up its official business
with its session this morning, and for
the rest of the day gave itself up TO
the enjoyment of the beauties Of
Rhode Island and an elaborate pro-
gram Of water sports on Narragansett
Bay, following a mammoth clam
bake at one of the bay shore resorts.
The forenoon program included a pre-
liminary statement showing the pro
gress OF the Atlantic coastal survey
by United States army engineers and
q stereopticon lecture on the Diff
culties of Arctic Navigation" by Gem
mander Robert z. Peary. Governor
Aram J. Pothier. of Rhode Island, was
the presiding officer.
Tomorrow the. delegates will tour
Narragansett Basa landing at Newport
10 vifit the naval training station and
other points Of interest.
Evening journal., 1910-09-02
OVER ROOFS TO
ESCAPE SERVICE
Alleged Hero Of l4O AffinitieS
EIudeS One Wife'S Divorce
Papers

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK, Sept. BY climbing
through the scuttle on the roof of his
own house, crawling along on the
ridge pole of another dozen houses
until he found one with its scuttle
unfastened through which he was able
to reach the street, Roscoe II. San
born, alleged hero of lao affinity es-
capades, manged to escape service in
his wifes divorce suit.
Sanborn went to the house in Brook
lyn yesterday TO get his belongings
and took a nap. When he awakened
he saw his wife standing on the side
walk outside. She bad learned h
was in the house and had telephoneC
for the process. server.
When Mrs. Sanborn and the detec
tive broke in the barricaded door, the
only trace they coudd find of the elu-
sive Sanborn, was the open scuttle.
Evening journal., 1910-09-02
GIRL THOUGHT "TEDDY-
WAS AN HONOR TITLE
EN.President Shocked at a Denver
Hotel by New Arrival From
Sweden.

DENVER, Sept. 1.-While Colonel
Roosevelt was in Cheyenne he stopped
at the Inter-Ocean hotel. His meals
we're served TO him in his rooms, and
as servitor he had a Swedish girl,
who has been in this country but a
short time.
Whenever he asked the girl a ques-
ton. she answered, mo, Teddy" or
'Yes, Teddy" to the amazement of the
Colonel.
Her manner was so ingenious. how
ever. that he decided that she was in
nocent Of intentional disrspect. Final
ly he made inquiries and the mystery
was solved.
The girl thought that Teddy.
which she had heard so frequently
was some sort of title, such as king.
He laughed heartily when he heard
the explanation.
Evening journal., 1910-09-02
AFTER A new
CITY LIBRARY
Institute Managers Ask
Andrew Carnegie to Help
in the Movement
BOARD OF TRADE
PROMISES COOPERATION

An effort TO have Andrew Carnegie
assist in the erection Of a new pub
lie library in Wilmington is being
made by the managers of the Will
mingtOn Institute Free Library
Report Of the movement was made
at the meeting of the Board OF Trade
last night by w. ID. Brinckle. .chai man
of the civic improvement committee
of the board and upon his recommen-
dation the board decided 20 offer its
cooperation. The directors Of the
board will confer with the managers
of the library as soon as possible.
The managers of the library have
for some time contemplated the erec-
iion Of q now building. When they
first endeavored to obtain the assist
ance Of Mr.. Carnegie. he expressed
the opinion that Wilmington was
large enough 10 provide its own IL
brary. Since Mr.. Carnegie has aided
I'm the building Of libraries for a num-
Der Of large cities. however. the man
ayers do not despair of arousing his
interest.
Mr.. Brinckle told the Board Of
Trade last night that the present
building was wholly inadequate for
city like Wilmington. being neither
fire proof. nor large enough. He sug-
gested that n public library building
and a Historical Society building
might be combined. since the Histor-
ical Society was raising funds for a
new building. Samuel S. Hon, who
presided over the meeting in the alb
sence of President Horace Wilson.
further suggested that the Board Of
Trade might take this as an opportu-
nifty to assist In the erection OF a
combined Board of Trade, Historical
Society and Free Library building.
Most Of the members agreed that a
better library building was needed
/ both for the convenience of readers
and for the prestige Of the city. DAME
Ross thought, however. that the pres
ent building might be altered TO NEE
the present demands of readers.
Mr.. Hon referred the matter TO tn
board of directors, with power to ac
Mr.. Richards Home.
Robert II. Richards who has bee
} spending his vacation at Haync
1 Falls, ~ ~, has rstuTucd hoWe.
Evening journal., 1910-09-02
THEY ARE HIS wIFE'S,
BUT HE WEARS EN-

CHICAGO, Sept. 2-Mrs. Carrie
Elizabeth Ferman has obtained a di-
vorce from Christian p. Ferman on
the charge that he was so cruel as to
occasionally deprive her of her
futed and filmy liugeries and wear
'em himself.
HE was so stingy," she told Judge
Dupuy, "he would not buy his own
underwear. He frequently took my
fine underwear and wore 1t.
Il consider this the limit of cruelty,
said the Court. did he wear them
outside the houseg
"He certainly did. all one sum
mer."
She got her decree.
Evening journal., 1910-09-02
COMPANIES OFF FOR PHILIP
PINES.
Soldiers From FOt Mott Come to
Delaware City and From There
to San Francisco.

The two companies of Coast Artil-
lery. that have been stationed at Fort
Mott for several years. left on Mon
day for the Philippines. They came
over to Delaware City, where they
boarded coaches Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad for San Francisco, at which
place they will embark for the Phil
lippines.
Two companies from Fort DUPONT
the Fourth. under command OF Lieu
tenant Berry, and the Thirty-sixth, un-
der command of Lieutenant Campbell
will take station at Fort Mott within
a short time.
Evening journal., 1910-09-02
DIR. HENRY IS
SERIOUSLY i'll

DIR. Columbus c. Henry is critically
i'll at his home in Newark, OF stom-
ach trouble. DR.. Black, who is in at
tendance reported today that DR..
Henry Is "A very sick man.
Dr. Henry is president of the Trus-
tees Of the Poor but was unable to
attend the meeting of the board on
Tuesday last
Evening journal., 1910-09-02
Continued on Second Page)
WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Generally
fair weather will prevail over ncorly
all districts east of the Mississippi
river. followed by rains in the Vest
crn lake region aud lower Ohio VAL
ley Saturday. 40 material change In
temperature is indicated.
WASHINGTON, Sept. Forecast
Till s y. M, tomorrow:
For Partly cloudy TO-
night; Saturday fair, moderate ten-
perature.
Evening journal., 1910-09-02
ARRANGING FOR
GIFT PRESENTATION

Captain Horace Wilson and Josiah
Marvel. of the battleship committee OF
tn Board of Trade. went to Newport
News yesterday afternoon 10 confer
with Captain Cove, of the battleship
Delaware, as to arrangements for the
silver service presentation here next
month. They will return tomorrow
morning. Local arrangements have
been halted. pending this conference.
Evening journal., 1910-09-02
Y. NJ. G. A. Notes.

Physical Instructor Meissner of the
Y M. c. A. has rented the property
No. 1906 Tatnall street. he viii De-
gin at once a campaign that VIII De
aggressive, cooperative and progress
siye.
A. l.. Turner, educational director
of the association has arrived home
from his vacation
Every department will now be get
unS down TO solid work IN earnest.
Evening journal., 1910-09-02
Wesley Church 10 Hold Carnival.

Arrangemenis Tor a street carnival
for the benefit-of Wesley NJ. f. Church
will be considered at a meeting of
the congregation tonight Pre-
liminary arrangements have already
been made by the Rev. Thomas r.
VanDyke, but they are 20 be ap-
DrOVed
Evening journal., 1910-09-02
Recinr KIrkns Home.

The Rev. f. NJ. Kirkus, rector Of
Trinity Episcopal Church, viii re-
sumo services in Trinity Church on
Sunday, having returned on Tuesday
from a two-weeks' visit to Boston.
Evening journal., 1910-09-02
WANTED TO EWcT NEW YORK FAMILY
WHILE CORPSE LAY IN THE HOUSE.

WHILE CORPSE LAY IN THE HOUSE.
By United Press Leased Special Wire
NEW YORK, Sept "a total Of 1900 applications for ovic-
striking Workers, filed by land
lords. has nearly swampcd civil Nathan Hyman
tbd snidn how process had burst in him
thrust eviction his hands which he and
his children kneeng for their mother.
just George Hallock Jr, wealthy real estate
dealer tho complainant
you that this wife had just died whom
you served nouocg' demanded the court
"I certainly did" Halloek replied. but they unde-
sirabe put them OUT
you any feenss2' fairly roarod the Judge
1T merely matter of business" said Halock. judge
disturb Hyman another
PAINTED AFTER CAPTURING BURGLAR.
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BUFFALO ~ ". Sept AFTER a d-tohand encounter
with burglar they captured until the
police arrived Hana her l7yearod daugh
exercised the feminine prerogauye-and tainted
Evening journal., 1910-09-02
FEDERAL SLEUTHS ON
"SPEAKEASY" TRAIL
,pecial 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOUhNAb'
BRIDGEVlLLE, Del, Sept, IA
raid on an alleged "speakeasy was
made this morning and one arrest
was made. Other arrests are looked
for. Federal officers have been max
ing a quiet investigation down tne
state and wholesale arrests are look
ed for.
Evening journal., 1910-09-02
BOILER MAKERS LOCKED OUT.
Employers Accuse Them of Breach of
Agreement.

BARROW-IN-FURNACE. England,
Sept. All members OF the boiler
makers union, working in the yards
controlled by the Shipbuilding En-
ployers' Federation were locked out
today for an alleged breach of the
recent agreement between the FEEDER
alton and it's employees. Fifty thou
sand workmen are affected. A con-
ference has been called to adJudi-
cate the difficulty.
Evening journal., 1910-09-02

Mr.. Richards Home.
Robert H. Richards who has been
spending his vacation az Haynes
Falls, \. ~. has rstuTped home
Evening journal., 1910-09-02

Every advertisement in this
paper is worthy of your
confidence-or it would not
be here
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-03
sman H0ldi1e claim No. 4257-
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

GOA III JefusE EoreSt-
Department u the Interior United
States Land office santa Fe. n. n
September 8. 1910.
Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing named claimant has filed no.
tice Of his intention TO m Ike final
proof I'm support OF his claim under
sections i6 and 81 of the act IF Mare!!'
81 1891 t46 stats. S541. as amende
br the act of February 21 lSe5 y
stats. 400. and that said proof will
~ made before Juan G.. Sandoyai, Z. S
Ca Conn. az Cuba, y. ~. on october
20 1919. Ti. REYES I.edesma. OF
cuba, ~ Al. for the claim 1891. iu
Sec. 53, T. - n, r. ! w \. d. F. 81
lie names the following witnesses TO
prove his actual continuous adverse
possession OF said tract for twenty
years next preceding the survey OF
the township, VIZ;
Ursuln Segura, Donaciano Lucero,
TT nquiiino Romero, DiouiciO Mccoy
al of Cuba. y. II.
Any person who desires 70 protest
against the allowance OF said proof
or who knows Of any substantial rea-
son under the laws and regulations OF
the Interior Department why such
proof should not be allowed will he
given an opportunity al the above
mentioned time and place 10 cross
examine the Witnesses Of said claim
ant. and TO offer evidence in rebuttal
OF THAI submitted by claimant
MANUEL r. OTERO. Register.