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Evening journal., 1911-02-07
WITNESSES In
CHURCHMAN CASE
Number Of Them Summoned
and Appeared Before the
State Senate

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del. Feb. Members Of
the State Senate went into executive
session this morning to hear witnesses
summoned by the opponents Of the
confirmation Of Philip Q. Churchman
as judge.
Senator Finn. who is III, was alb
sent. Fourteen witnesses are here,
many Of whom were examined up TO
early this afternoon II is reported
that the opponerss have a detective
who may be called as one Of the last
witnesses.
Witnesses here include Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Neutze, Lewis c. Moody, Ber-
nard Moody. his son. Mrs. Sarah r.
Foster. Mrs. T. c. Marks. Mary II.
Ford. colored. of No. Ills Tatnall
street: Elizabeth Miller. colored, OF
No. s West Thirteenth street; former
/ Chancellor John r. Nicholson. David
T. Marvel, Harry Emmons, Thomas r.
] Bayard, George L. Townsend and J.
Hall Anderson, lawyers.
Summoned by Senate.
/ Witnesses were here in response Ia
summons issued by the Senate and
signed by President pro tenn. Mon
Afghan.
They we're served on the witnesses
/ by Walter Witsil a private detective
who was at the French Street Station
this morning to See that the witnesses
responded.
Lieutenant-Go Mendinhall pre-
sided over the Senate session today
The witnesses heard up 10 IL;
O'Clock included Mrs Foster. who was
superintendent of social purity wOrl
Of the W. c. r. L.; Mrs. Marks, who
also is interested IN w. c. T. Z. work
the Ford and Miller women, Mr.. En-
mons. Mr.. and Mrs. Neutze, Mr.. Mar
vel. Mr.. Nicholson and Levi c
Moody and son. The other witnesso:
are awaiting their turn TO be exam
ined
The Senators observed every pre-
caution to secure secrecy and ever
barred the entrances to the Senate
lobby aud cloak room. Witnesses
we're admitted one by one to testify
and without counsel The Senate
barred aflidavits and heresay and de
manded facts and personal knowledge
testimony. the witnesses being pu
under oath.
Witnesses this morning were ques
toned as to>Mr. Churchman'S genera
reputation.
Evening journal., 1911-02-07
URGES STATE
NORMALSCHOOL
Prof. Spald Would Have Della
ware Educate Her Girls
at Home
HOLLY OAK ASSOCIATION
ALSO TALKS CONSTABULARY

Professor A. r. Spaid, superintend-
ent of schools of New Castle county,
attended the meeting Of the Holy Oak
improvement Association last night
and gave a very interesting talk upon
the educational situation in Delaware.
He spoke at length of the district
schools throughout the State, refer
ring TO every condition which would
lend a touch Of interest to the ad-
dress.
Professor Spaid advocated the ad-
visibility of the establishment OF n
State Normal School for Delaware.
saying that he thought that the State
should have an institution for the
higher education Of girls. Professor
Spaid said there were many Delaware
girls, who went outside the State
each year for higher education. who,
if suitable institutions were esta5-
lished in this State, would receive
their higher training at home.
Professor Spaid suggested that the
pupils at the proposed normal school
should pay a stipulated sum for their
tuition and that the State supply the
remainder Of the expense. Another
ou6btntiou duNduItu ny IIolteOi
Spaid was that the State should
either buy or lease the old Wilmington
Conference Academy, at Dover, the
buildings and grounds being especial
ly suitable for a normal school.
State Senator Frank P. Ewing at
tended the meeting and spoke of the
proposal TO have Brandywine hundred
placed under police patrol Of some
kind, suggesting that something on
the plan of the State Constabulars
Of Pennsylvania be instituted there.
This matter will be further dis.
cussed at a special meeting OF The
association TO be held on the evening
Of February 21, to which all persons
interested are welcome.
Last night being the third ami
yersary of the organization of the as
sociation, the annual election o
officers was held. resulting in all th'
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.rH
Evening journal., 1911-02-07
SOUL CAMP PAICN
GROWS ACTIVE
HemminGer Meeting Full Of
Interest Despite In
clement Weather
EXPECT MUCH GOOD
FROM THE SERIES

The eyangelistic meeting held in the
First Presbyterian Church last night
was attended by fair audience. but
what was lacking in number was
made up IN the spirit of the meeting az
the after meeting proved to be a great
spiritual up-lift to those present.
The Rev. J. Ross Stonesifer preach
cd another impressive sermon appeal
ing to those present to enlist them
selves in the service of Christ. and
Mr.Hemminger's singing, g,accompanied
by his pianist, Mr. Johnson, did great
deal to awaken the hearts of all.
The after meeting held in the lee
ture room was so interesting that
those who attended were 10th to leave
the place, and tarried there until af-
ter 10 o'clock.
The meetings viii continue until
February Is. and great good is looked
for as the outcome OF the visit Of these
two gospel singers.
Evening journal., 1911-02-07
BOY SHOOTS TO
SAVE MOTHER
NeWIin Accused of Attacking
Mrs. Frederick Only
Slightly Wounded
INJURED MAN MUST
ANSWER TWO CHARGES

An additional charge has been pre-
ferred against Alvin Newlin, aged 30
years. of Marshallton, who was shot
last night by Edward Frederick,
boy, i'm defense of his mother and sis
ter. who are said to have been attack
ed by Newlin The second charge is
breaking and entering in the night
time, tho alleged offeuse having
been committed at 2.45 o'clock on
Sunday morning, at the home Of Mrs.
Carrie Brown, at Marshallton. Ia
addition to this charge the man must
answer one of assault and battery
upon Edward Fredericks' sister.
Newlin is in the Delaware Hospital
with a bullet wound in his arm, said
to have been inflicted by young Fred
erick, but It is thought that he VIII
be able to be arraigned for a pre-
liminary hearing before Magistrate
Lewis this afternoon.
Newlin is a married man and has
child. Il was said today that he has
been causing much disturbance about
Marshallton lately and several nights
ago broke in the front doors OF two
houses with his heels
Last night, IL is charged, he entered
the home Of Mrs. Frederick and
snatched a newspaper she was read
/ ing. Her daughter ordered him out
of the house and he is said to have
turned on her and was choking hel
when her brother ran upstairs and
securing a revolver returned and shoi
him when he again refused to leave
the premises.
Constable c. Jones went to Mar
shallton after the trouble was report
ed here and placed Newlin under ar
rest. The Fredericks are a we'll
known family in Marshallton. Mrs
Frederick is a widow, and the actor
of her son last night i'm coming to he
rescue. as we'll as that OF his sister
is the talk of the place.
Evening journal., 1911-02-07
NEW MEN ON
HOSPITAL BOARD
John Evans and John P. Arm
strong Are Chosen TruS-
tees Of the Poor

The following trustees Of the New
Castle County Hospital we're elected
for the three year term at the meet
ing Of the Levy Court to-day
Wilmington, John Evans and Chas.
Jester; Christiana, John II. Peoples'
White Clay Creek. John p. Armstrongs
New Castle. James G. shaw; Pencader,
zachariah r. Harris; Appoquinimink.
William T. Burge; Red Lion. Edward
l.. Clark
Mr.. Evans succeeds William j. Har-
rigan. who has removed from the dis
trict, and Mr. Armstrong succeeds the
late Dr. Columbus Henry
IL is expected that DR.. John Ball viii
be elected president of the Board OF
Trustees of the County Hospital
Evening journal., 1911-02-07
STABBED AFTER
CLUB HOUSE FIGHT

It was learned TO day that the as
sault committed on Giuseppe Giorgio,
Of No. 1921 West Sixth street, on Sun
day night, he being stabbed above the
stomach resulted from a fight in
which the victim engaged in a club
house on the west side of the city
near where the assault occurred. II
Is said that GioTgio and the men with
whom he was lighting, left the club
house and when on the outside of the
building he was stabbed. He return
ed and sat down, but none of those
around him knew that be had been
wounded Later he left the club
house and fell unconscious in the
street.
Giorgio's condition was reported
serious today, but up to this time he
has refused to give the police the
name Of mis- assailant.
Evening journal., 1911-02-07
now no BREAK NEW YORK DEADLOCK.

By uniod Press Leased Special Wire.
ALBANY. ~ " Fob, 7rhe arst practical move to break
the deadlock the United States sepatorahiB
made this afternoon when Maioro Leader smith OF the
lower Houso that there would
ence OF he Democratic mombels tomorrow morning smith
explained chat Tho meeting desired by OF 'he orr
Eanzauou Democrats who supporting the caucus uomi
winam sheohan. veil by leaders Che anu-
shoehau forces
Evening journal., 1911-02-07
.DOVER'S NEW
MAYOR BEGINS

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Feb Harry Mayer,
the newly elected Mayor, took the
oath of Office last night and Council
manic committees were appointed as
follows. Water and light, Messrs.
Baker, Hazel and Beers; street, Beers,
Lynch and Baker; finance, Messrs.
Hazel, Lynch and Barker; accounts,
Lynch, Wright and Minner; ordin-
ance, Messrs Keith. Hazel, Lynch
treasury Messrs. Wright, Peterson
and Baker.
w. Charles Boyer was elected city
clerk and w. S. Haman will fill the
Office of city treasurer.
Evening journal., 1911-02-07
|. j. BRASURE DIES
AT SELBYVILLE

Special to TIE EVENING JOURNAL.
SELBYVILLE. Del, Feb. 7.-lsaiah
j. Brasure, one Of the best known men
in Sussex county died at his home
here on Sunday evening. He had been
in for about two years with kidney
trouble. but IL was only lately that. his
condition became serious
Mr.. Brasure was a former State Sem
ator and a past sachem of the Im-
proved Order of Red Men OF Delaware
He was about 80 years old His fun
eral is expected to be largely attend
ed
Evening journal., 1911-02-07
COUNTY FINANCES.

County Treasurer Robert NJ. Burns
reported to the Levy Court to-day the
following county balances. To the
credit of the Levy Court, S132.397 Al; I;
special bond, S9,7S1.31; Appoquini-
mink, S146O.2O; Blackbird. S135066; (;
st. Georges. S62177S: Brandywine.
S523.S4; Red Lion. S134S.45; White
Clay Creek, sS6492: New Castle: So
75776; Christiana, $2324S1; Mill
Creek, $2545.51; Pencader, $137.0S.
Evening journal., 1911-02-07
CONGRESS MAY PROBE
DYNAMITE EXPLOSION

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 7.-An inves-
tigation of the recent explosion Of
dynamite at Communipaw, n. j., by
the bureau of mines, is provided by a
will taken up today by the House
Committee on Interstate and Foreign
Commerce. The bill. which was in
troduced by Representative Wiley
Republican. New Jersey recites that
the purpose of the investigation is 70
prevent such accidents in the future.
Evening journal., 1911-02-07
BOTTLE BLOW
COSTS HER 81

Martha Sanders. colored. charged
with hitting Annie Brooks, also col
ored, over the head with an empty
beer bottle. when the latter called
at her home on Sunday TO get drink,
Sas this morning fined 81 and costs
by Judge Cochran in City Court. The
Brooks woman appeared in court with
her head bandaged.
Evening journal., 1911-02-07
CASES Go OVER.

Judge Cochran today continued for
one week the charge of assault and
battery brought recently by Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Redmond against Mrs. Mary
Duree A similar charge brought
against Mrs. John Blizzard was also
continued
Evening journal., 1911-02-07
NEW PLUMBING INSPECTOR BUSY

The first report of the new plumb
ing inspector, Edward p. Mckay, was
submitted 10 the Directors of the
Street and Sewer Department this
morning. For January the inspector
reported sixty plans filed, lS5 gas and
plumbing inspections. II jobs rejected
for defective plumbing. and 3 jobs re-
iected for defective gas piping.
Evening journal., 1911-02-07
Trge CoIIector's Re-appointment.

DOVER. Del. Feb. IA delegation
OF oystermen called on Governor Pen
newill today and urged the re-appoint-
ment of ]. Burton Wharton, as oyster
revenue collector. Col. A. L. Ainscow
OF Wilmington, was one Of the delega-
ton. The Governor intimated that he
would re-appoint Mr. Wharton.
Evening journal., 1911-02-07
Warming Of Storm.

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
BOSTON, Feb. THE local wealth.
or bureau today issued the following:
Continue northeastern storm
warning. Disturbance over New Jer-
sev will cause brisk to high east -
northerly winds with snow this af~
ternoon and tonight
Evening journal., 1911-02-07
STORM kEEPs GRANGERs IN.

Owing TO the severity of the wealth
er last evening neither Diamond State
Grange at Stanton. nor Delaware
Grange at Newport, held sessions. No
meetings will be held until next Mon
day evening.
Evening journal., 1911-02-07
ELECTION OF sENATORs.
Ohio Legislature FaVOrs That
by n Unanimous Vote.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
COLUMBUS, Feb. 7.-Ohio Is today
on record for the direct election OF
United States Senators Resolutions
introduced I'm both branches of tho
Legislature we're passed unanimously
under suspension of the rules. They
call upon Senators Dick and Burton
10 vote for the resolution now pend
ing I'm Congress for "a constitutional
amendment for direct senatorial elec-
ton.
Evening journal., 1911-02-07
KILLED WIFE WHEN
SHE SPURNS HIM

The police have been requested by
for Metro Tokoy. a Pole, wanted in
that city for the murder Of his wife
a. Bridesburg on Sunday night The
man has friends here and il was
thought that he might come to this
city. Tokoy and his wife we're
tstranged. and he wanted to patch up
their differences. but she would not,
% be shot her.
Evening journal., 1911-02-07
DELAWARE
HOLDS RECORD
Reports Show More Than One
Billion in Capital Organized
Here Last Year
POPULARITY OF LAW
GIVEN THE CREDIT

According to figures compiled by
]. NJ. Frere, OF the American Security
and Trust Company, from state re-
ports, Delaware holds the record as
the most popular incorporation
State.
During the year 1910, 1928 corpora
tions, with an aggregate capitai1a-
ton of S1,l42, $4,000 organized N
Delaware as against S167 $4,000 dur,
ing the year 1909-an increase ol
S375 ,O5S, 400.
From the following comparative ta,
Bile II viii be seen that the capi'al
that organized I'm Delaware during
1910 was over double that of New Jer-
sew. and five times that OF Ponnsyl-
vania and over six times that Of New
York
Evening journal., 1911-02-07


The character Of the following list
OF Delaware corporations organized
during the years Of 1908, 1909 and 1910
shows the confidence of capital In the
stability of the Corporation law OF
Delaware:
The United States Linen Flax Cor
poration, S3,0OO,O00.
American Typewriter Importing
Company. S1.000000.
Interstate Iron and Steel Company,
sS.6O0000.
Columbia Consolidated Gold Fields
$4,000. 900.
Fisk Rubber Company. s4.0O0,O00
General Cotton Securities Company,
| s1O,000,000
Price-Campbell Cotton Picker Cor
poration. sS.500,000.
Missouri, Arkansas and Gulf Rail-
way Company, S5.000000.
Mount Vernon Distilling Company,
100000.
Port Brownsville Sugar Lands
Company. S2,OO0.O0o.
Transformetal Tool-Steel Company,
S4,00O.OO0.
American Power and Manufactures
Company, S5,OO0,000.
Balsas Power and Irrigation Com
pany SS,0OO,000
Puebla and Pacific Railway Com
pany, OF Mexico S25.O00.0O0.
Underwood Typewriter Company
S14 100000
Central Oil Company. S1O.O00,000
New York State Wireless Telephone
and Telegraph Company, S1.500.000
Standard Gas and Electric Com
pany. S24,OOO,0O0
United Southern Appalachian Goa
Fields, Inc. SlO,0O000O.
The Wall Street Finance Company
Of New York, S1.5O0000.
Tho Consolidated Palo AmarilI,
Rubber Company. s20,000.0O0
Gardner Gold Mines. Company, o
, Nevada, S7.oO00O0.
American Mercantile Corporation
s12.0O0,O0
American Bankers Assurance Com
pany. S10000.000.
Cities Service Company. 500, 900 00(
American Light, Heat and Powe
Company, s15,OOO,0OO.
United Properties Company. Of Cal
fornia, S2O0.O00.000
United Dry Goods Company. s51
100000.
Swift and Company, S2.000.000.
! The Corporation Act of Delaware
. | almost identical with that of Me-
Jersey except that the organizatio
tax Is only lOc per thousand of au
i, thorized capital against zoe in Ne
81 Jersey, the franchise tax 10c pc
thousand against s1.0O in New Jersel
il and the further advantage that stock
holders and directors do not have
hold their meetings in Delawar'
Z whereas in New Jersey stockholder
must hold their meetings In the Stat'
advantages perhaps that account 10
j the popularity of Delaware.
Evening journal., 1911-02-07
Workman Injured.

Howard Zeigrist, OF No. 1114 Pull
man Place. while at work on top OF a
car at the Pullman plant, yesterday,
iell and bruised himself considerably.
Evening journal., 1911-02-07
MEATHER.

BY United Press Leased Special W 10
WASHINGTON, Feb. Former
TIL p. m. tomorrow. ening,
For Delaware tonight
nesday increasing cl0udines
ably followed by rain or sno -
Evening journal., 1911-02-07

WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.-IndicatiOm
are that the weather will be unsettled
over the greater part Of the country
east OF the Mississippi river during
the next thiry-six hours. There viii
be rain or snow tonight or Nednes-
day IN the Ohio and Wednesday after
noon or night in the Middle Atlantic
States.
No decided change i'm temperature
is indicated for the region east VI
the Mississippi river.
Evening journal., 1911-02-07

More People Read this
paper more Merchants
Advertise in il than any other
Newspaper in Delaware.
Evening journal., 1911-02-07

CONTINUED on Second PaPrD
ed
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1911-09-14
Vysokd jakost, zevnd cemo.

Jest to vzdy pfijemnym pochvaliti
stareho pfitele, zvlast6 davn6ho' pfi-
tele, ma n6hoz mono Sc spolehnouti
a jenz nikdy nesklame. z pflciny
toto name jen dobre slovo pro ''Has
SAM cigarety, ktere jsou mad jine
nejobliben6jsimi, nejpopularnejslmi
re vSech druhd cigaret ma svete Wy
rabenych. Ackoliv FEHassan'' ciga-
rety pfis]y do obchodu teprve pred
ctyfmi lety, proda Sc jich nyni vice
nez cigaret druhu jineho. Mtze ne
kdo 81 pratt nejaky silnejsi nebo vice
pfesvedcujfcf ddkaz 0 jich vysoke ja-
kosti nebo faktu, ze >vseobecn9 uspo-
kojuj1?
Ma tisice nasich Gtenafd, ktef1 pri
korfenf poznaji dobry tabak, mad
sene souhlasf Sc vsim, co feceno jest
0 "Hassan''' cigaretach We yelke o.
znamce ma jinem mfste dnesniho cf-
sla. The American Tobacco Com
pany, nejvets1 a nejlepsf povesti We
ssyeet1e Sc tesici firma ma spracovanf
tabaku, vslm pravem prohlasuie, ze
HHassan" cigarety poskytujf nejlep-
81 orientalske pokoufenl, jak& jen
.mozno "a penfze ST opatfiti.
Cigarety tyto zhotoveny jsou z W..
borneho druhu tabaku. Jsou lahod-
ne a velice vonne Uspokojuj1 ]
toho nejyeettssffho labuznlka -kufaka. A
poneYadz jsou takoye znamenite ia-.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1911-09-14

kosti a pfi tom LEVINE, staly Sc oblf-
benou pochoutkou kufak6.
MGzete koupiti krabicku desiti
t6mito cigaretami "a pouhych pet
cent?. Pfipomenete-li 81, ze kazda
'Hassan' cigareta ma korlovou spi-
Gku, uznate, ze cigarety tyto jsou
nejvetsi lacl, jaka kdy tenn nejlep-
Sim kufakdm nab1dnuta byla.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1911-09-14

jsme poteseni navstGvou p. Jos. Pra-
chafe, bodr6ho naseho pf1tele, usa-
zen6ho ma farm6 blize Willow River,
MINI. Pan Prachaf pobyl zde cely
tyden manzelkou ma navStevG u
svJch synG a dcery. Statn1 vystava
vcinila ma pana Prachafe velice mi
" DOZEN, zvlaSt6 pokud Sc tyGc vysta-
venEch hospodafskyych plodin w.
robkG. Jenom to kazdodennl deSti-
We pocasi nechvalil.
, 49, V sobotu odbyval Sc z domu
Chas. MikeSe v cfsle 318 Somerset
ul. pohfeb Kristiny Krupkov6, II
rokd stare, jez zemfela v nemocnici
sv. Josefa Zemfela byla dcerou
Franka Krupky.
- TEL. Jed. Sokol usnesla Sc We
sv6 posledni sch6zi pozvati cestova-
tele Stan. Vraze k vefejn6 pfednasce
v st. Paul. ZvlaStn1 vybor byl usta-
noven, ably Sc ma p. Vraze obratil;a a
pakli mono zajistil jeho pfednaSku
ma pfiSsti m6sic. Dale bylo povo oleno.
sborem Z pokladny 5000 ma stavbu
Narodnfho Domu. <Dals1 podpory
ma Sc dostati tomuto podniku I'd
jednotlivych clenG sboru.
- Stafi manzel6 Sevcovi, zijic1 v
els. 445e Banfield ul., uvrzeni byli
do velk6ho zarmutku> dnrtim sveho
.syna Williana, jenz 7zemfel po dlou-
ne trapne nenocii Y staaffii III 5rokdd.
Pohfeb konal Sc y sobotu. Mimo ro-
dice truchlf mad pfedcasnym jeho
odchodem pet bratrd 6tyry sestry.
Zarmoucen6 rodine vyslovujeme tim
to nasi soustrast.
az State Savings Bank (Statn1
spofitelnl banka) v elsie SO vychod-
nj ctvrta ulice. Vklady ueinen6
pred 5. zaf1m tohoto roku pone-
sou droky po 4 m6s1c6 do 1. ledna
1912. Spofitelnf d6et teto bance
zajisfuje nejen 'aaprostou bezpeenost,
ale zaroven pobada k setrnosti u
klad&n1 malych obnosd kdykoli jest
tax mono. Banka jest otevfena be-
hem obvyklych bankovnich hodin
v pondsh vecer cd 6 do 8 hodin. -
Urok vkladd 3 a pill procent. Vkla-
dy 1. Gervence 1911 $4,483,000:00.
- Minuly tyden odbyval Sc v do
me p. Karla Zalesk6ho v elsie 451
Bay ul., snatek nejmladsf dcery p.
Zaleskeho, sleGny Pavlny, jez po-
jala "a manzela p, Thos. Klovstada
4 Milan, MINI. Snoubenci byli od-
dani rev. Chas. J. Trckou "a pTf11-
tomnosti nejblizssfch pfatel obou ro-
din. Novomanzele seznamili Sc spo-
lu ma statn1 universite, kde oba do
koneili l6karnicky kurs a venuji Sc
svemu povplanl V Mcintosh, MINI.
K svatbe dostavila Sc .tH sestra ne
vesty DR.. Rdzena Zaleska, jez .po
nGkolik jiz rokd lila We statu Colo
RADIO. Noyomanzeldm pfejeme mno-
ho zdaru ma spolecne jejich stezce
zivotem.
( Sleena Pauline .Koselka, 19 ro-
XII stara a zamestnana v jednom re-
staurantu We meste, pokusila Sc Q
#sebevrazdu chloroformem We SVEN
bytu \ els. 526 Cedar ul., kde byla
nlalezena jiz y bezvedomf. Byla do.
prayena do mestske nemocnice, kde
zVolna Sc pozdravuje. Malomyslnost
mad 1mrtlm sestry pred nekolika ty-
dny Sc. udava co pohnutka k sebe-
.Vrazde, Dfvka mela d sebe eek ma
$50 a neco hotovych peneez, jez v IA
nechanem hstku odk kazala sYe natce
u Little Falls, MINI.