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Evening journal., 1911-04-03
UNIONS WILL
ANSWER BRANDETS
Scientific Management Of
Railroads and its Relation
to Labor

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
BOSTON, April 3-Organized labor
is by no means satisfied with the ex-
animation made by Louis ID. Brandeis
I'm a speech before the Boston Central
Labor Union last light. that his sug-
gestion Of scientific management of
corporations would work out for the
benefit of labor. II is likely that
the central body will take steps to
answer Brandeis later. After review
ing the arguments he made before the
Interstate Commerce Commission, in
which he asserted that scientific man
agement would save millions. the Bos-
ton lawyer took up the union labor
opposition.
"The increased efficiency Of the
wage Garner is not possible until the
heavy demands which scientific man
agement make upon those controlling
and directing the business. including
superintendents and foremen are fully
met.
THE bonus system is a common in
cident under scientific management
but there is much scientific manage
ment without the application of tn,
bonus system. The workingmai
needs. besides higher wages. shortel
work hours. If the production o
the individual is increased, there vii
come with II the possibility of largel,
reducing working hours. The es
sence Of unionism is collective bar
gaining, and scientific methods viii
make this much more possible thar
under present methods"
Evening journal., 1911-04-03
WAITING FOR
COX TO APPEAR
Counsel for Cincinnati Boss
IntimateS That lie Will
Return Today
IF NOT POLICE
WILL MAKE SEARCH

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
CINCINNATI, Ohio. April 3.-Pro-
secutor Hunt announced today that
unless George b. Cox, indicted Re-
publican boss aud bank president. re-
appears before noon today. he will
send messages to the police depart
ments OF all the large cities. asking
that they arrest him as a fugitive from
justice.
He arranged to send out telegrsphic
requests for the arrest of the boss to
be followed by circulars bearing pic
lures Of Cox and giving his descrip-
tion.
A..orneys for George b. Cox. Re
publican boss, who has been missing
since a second Indictment was re-
turned against him Friday for per-
jury, today intimated that Cox will re-
turn either today or tomorrow and
give bond. II is generally understood
that Cox disappeared I'm order to keep
from being brought before Judge Cor
man, the only Democratic Judge in the
district. Germans term as criminal
judged expired Saturday and when
Cox returns all proceedings against
him will be before Republican judges
who were elected by his machine
Evening journal., 1911-04-03
BRYAN'S EYES
ON CONGRESS
Governor Harmon of chic,
Also at Washington for
the Opening
DEMOCRATS HAVE A
PROGRAM OF LEGISLATION

BY United Press Leased Special Wire,
WASHINGTON. April 3.--The DEM
ocratic party today is being groomed
House handicap.
A triumphant Democratic majority
in the House today is filling its lungs
for the shout of Joy which will be
let loose tomorrow when one Of its
number takes the Speakers chair aud
the Republicans become the minority.
Upon the record which the Demo-
Gratis I'm the House make between now
and November. 1912. the leaders say
depends the result of the White
House race. They are going to work
in desperate earnestness from now on.
William Jennings Bryan was here
today and will be present tomorrow
at the first triumphant meeting.
Harmon Also on Deck.
Governor Judson Harmon. OF Ohio,
n potential candidate for President,
is on hand Champ Clark, who con-
fesses he wouldn't mind being con-
sidered as a nominee for Chief Execu-
tive, Will be in the Speakers chair
In preparation for November. 1912,
AAlN AtNNHRAA nAiA AANArt "a I'ANn w Adl
ry out the following program Of leg
islation:
Canadian reciprocity.
Reapportion Representatives under
the thirteenth census so as to insure
no losses IN the Democratic congress-
men.
Revise the Payne-Aldrich tariff
schedule by schedule.
Introduce q program Of economy
and retrenchment in the Government
| service.
Investigate the department of JUS
tice for its alleged non-activity In
/ trust prosecutions. particularly
| against the steel combine: investigate
/ the Postofice Department, in connec.
tion with the second class mail matter
controversy, and the Interior Depart
ment as an aftermath Of the Ballin
-Pinchot conservation controversy
There will be some sort OF inquir.
into the influence which Wall Stree
is asserted to exert in shaping Gov
ernment policies.
Evening journal., 1911-04-03
SAYS HE KILLED
MRS. STRONG
Negro Writes William Strong,
Convicted Murderer, That
He is Going to Laurel
JERSEY PROSECUTOR
LOOKS ON IT AS A HOAX

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
MAYS LANDING, y. j., April g.
Just as he was leaving his cell to be
taken to the State prison today, a
second letter from the Philadelphia
negro confessing to the murder of
Mrs Strong, al Nesco last October,
was delivered to William Strong, the
aged farmer. sentenced to a 30-year
term for the crime. The letter con-
taintained a lock of the writer's
wool" and said he was going to pre-
vent the State from Furnishing him by
taking his own life.
Prosecutor GOldenberg treats the
matter as hoax, and says the investi-
cation, if any. is up to Strong's at
torneys.
Strong was taken to State prison
by Sheriff E. l.. Johnson. A large
crowd gathered at the station and
there was a general hand-shaking
scene just before the train left. the
old farmer stoutly maintaining his in
nocence, and declaring he would not
remain in Trenton long.
Says he is Going to Laurel.
The letter pOstmarked Philadelphia
is as follows:
Mr.. Strong, this will be my last let
ter to you. AS God hears me, killed
your wife. Last night I told my
friends here that ] was going 10
work at Railway, n. j., but was not
I was going TO Lancaster, where
have some friends. l seen my letter
in the papers. and how the police is
going to catch me. so I changed my
mind. Not that | care for living as
rather be in hell than TO live six
months more with the mind | have
But the State will not have the kill
ing Of me. ! will commit suicide
There is two murders on me. for you
are an old man and will not last Ions
in Jail May God in His wrath curse
that wicked woman that swOre youl
freedom and life from you. She knew
that what she said was not true, tha
wicked fortune teller. She ought to b'
hung, for she lied to get a few dol
lars.
Master Strong. l made a true con
fession to you and may God have pit!
on me for the crime ! done. To SHOW
you am a colored man, here is SOM
of my hair am suffering TO know
you are in jail an innocent man TO
the crime I done. ! killed her as tru
as God Is over our heads. l am goinl
to Laurel. Del, now.
"(Signed) G. X. r"
Evening journal., 1911-04-03
CITY JUDGE
SHAKES OFF COLD
PreSideS' in City Court This
Morning for First Time
Since Tuesday

Having recovered from a severe
cold, Judge E. R. Cochran presided
over the Municipal Court this morn
ing. After disposing of the usual
class Of drunks the case of Charles
Pyle, arrested at Twenty-third and
Market. was disposed Of by hning
Pyle $50 and costs.
Oliver Cooper. colored. charged
with disorderly conduct at the home
of Caleb Johnson, colored, No. 2O4 f,
Sixteenth street yesterday. was fined
$40 and costs.
Albert Fox, colored, was dismissed
of the charge Of asaulting Lewis H.
Elbert, colored, on Orange street, on
Saturday evening.
On application of James Salisbury
James Cam, colored,' accused of as
sault with intent TO murder Clarence
Briggs, colored, waived a hearing for
the Court of General Sessions.
James Cook, a 16-year-old boy,
charged with playing crap, did not
answer when his name was called
The court ordered that he be found
and brought before the court so that
Agent Stout can dispose of the
case.
The case of James Cook, janitor in
the Equitable Building, who is charg-
ed with the larceny of S270 from the
safe in the office of Attorney Lilburne
Chandler, asked that the case be con-
tinued for a few days.
While Judge Cochran's cold is much
better he is still very hoarse. He has
been i'll since last Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1911-04-03
LIFTING Lid
IN new YORK
Grand Jury Has Possession OF
the Police "Squeal
Book"
DETECTIVES SHADOW
MAGISTRATE CORRIGAN

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK, April 3-The truth re-
garding vice conditions In New York
is known today TO the outsiders, for
the first in the history of the Police
Department. Sacred tradition has been
violated, and as a result there is a
chance not only of an upheaval that
will eclipse the one that followed the
Lexow exposures, but of wholesale in
dictments of high police officials.
When the Grand Jury convened to-
day to probe vice conditions, the fore
man was in possession Of the police
"squeal book" and the secret pink
slips showing the reports of detec-
tives who have investigated all crimes
committed during the past year.
Using these as a basis, Police Com
missioner Cropsey is being interrogat-
ed by the Grand Jury. He is also
being compelled to tell which Magis-
strate Corrigan, who recently startled
the public by revealing how crime is
being compelled to tell why Magis-
dogged by spies since his disclosures,
and why the telephone to his home
and private Office has been tapped.
COrrigan Swallowed.
It was reported to the Grand Jury
that outside detectives were employed
by high city official to shadow Cor
rigan and ascertain what members Of
the police force have been giving him
first hand information regarding
crime conditions.
A number Of the people implicated
by Magistrate Corrigan today denied
/ the charges he made against them be-
fore the City Club on Saturday. Al
Rector's, emphatic denial was made
that John DAILY was to open a
gambling house for high flyers in
connection with the hotel, and the
notorious Monk Eastman came to the
front with the statement that he is not
running an opium joint as alleged.
Evening journal., 1911-04-03
ULRICH In A
DEFIANT MOOD
Insists That He be Tried for
Assault on Booker I.
Washington
CASE WILL BE FOUGHT TO
A FINISH, SAYS LAWYER

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK. April 33-Insisting
that he had an abundance OF Witness
es to prove the allegations he has
made against the noted negro educa.
tor, Albert Ulrich pleaded not guilt
in the Court OF Special Sessions TO
day to the information charging hin
with assault on Booker 4. Washing
ton.
Ulrich. accompanied by his attorney
reached the court today In a distinctly
defiant mood In entering his plea OF
not guilty. he asked that the charge
against him be preferred and a speedy
trial granted as he intended to prove
his innocence"
Ulrlch said that many false allega-
tions had been published regarding
him since he WAS arrested and that
he intended when his case was called
for trial 10 Insist on a complete probe
so that J may be vindlcated"
Washington Not I'm Court.
Washington was not in court, hut
the Distrlct-AttOrney said that he will
al once get into communication with
him and n he can come to town will
move the case for trial some time next
week.
This announcement seemed satisfac-
tory TO Ulrich who declared that his
witnesses are prepared to show that
DR. Washington was lettering about
the house II IL East Sixty-Third
street for more than an hour before
the alleged assault was committed.
When Ulrich was asked regarding
the charge brought by a woman now
residing in East Orange. n. j., that she
Is his wife and whether he is married
TO the woman who has appeared in
the present case as Mrs. Ulrich, al-
leging that Dr. Washington accOsted
her as she took her dog out for an
airing. he referred the questioners to
his lawyers.
VIII BE Tried 10 a Finish.
The latter said The friends of
Dr. Washington seem to be laying
great stress on this revelation to vim
dicate him in connection with what
happened three weeks ago. We are,
however, willing to have the entire
matter fully aired and think II will
| not help the doctor very such. This
case is going on 10 a finish"
Evening journal., 1911-04-03
BUFFALO ROAM AT
HILLSIDE MILL
Gen. dupont Makes Country
Place Near City a Nat
ural Park

Two buffaloes. the first ever brought
TO Delaware to make their home
which arrived here recently, consign-
ed to General T. Coleman DUPONT,
have been placed in an enclosure on
Mr.. duPont's farm, at Hillside Mil,
about a mile from Greenville. A five
acre space had been allotted to the
animals.
Genc1al DUPONT is making Hillside
Mill a natural park. The old mill
race has been damned and a beautiful
lake has formed. The lodge, which
replaced the old mill is of rustic con-
struction and presents a fine appear
ance.
Many persons walked to Hillside
Mill yesterday and viewed the buffalo.
The animals have attracted consider
able attention since their arrival
here.
Evening journal., 1911-04-03
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
Expected That He win Send a Brief
One 20 Congress.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON. April 3.-Though
Congress meets tomorrow. President
Taft at noon today had not written his
message. The Executive expected to
dictate II this afternoon.
II Will be very short, probably not
more than a few hundred words, and
probably will only urge the enact
ment of the Canadian reciprocity
agreement He may include a recon-
mendation that the Democratic House
postpone its tariff work until a report
is made by the tariff board.
Evening journal., 1911-04-03
$4,000 MORE IN STAMPS.

American Snuff Company Again
Swells Local Revenue Receipts.
The local internal revenue Office to-
day prepared for shipment to the
American Snuff Company's plant at
Yorklyn. Del, stamps to the value OF
over $1,000. The company uses thous-
ands of dollars worth of stamps a
year, and this revenue Will hereafter
go % the Government through the
Wilmington Office.
Evening journal., 1911-04-03
Death Halls Trial of Young
Man Accused of EmbezzIemeni

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. April g.
Dying on the same day that a Grand
Jury in Chicago returned an indict-
ment against him for the alleged em-
,bezzlement of $4,000 from his en-
iployers, George w. Curtis, son of for
mer Mayor John L. Curtis, of this
city, is believed to have become a
suicide to avoid prosecution and pos
Evening journal., 1911-04-03

sible Imprisonment His death oc-
Cured last Thursday but the facts
Of the indictment did not become
known in this city until last night.
Curtis was 3S years old. The funeral
was held Saturday.
Curtis had been employed by the
Dahn and Keifer Tanning Company
more than two years.
Evening journal., 1911-04-03
ALBANnNs READY TO REyOIr.
ny UHIted Press Leased Special wire

by UuIted Press Leased Special Wire
RomE. April s.. Information resolved az the ou'iaal to-
day ntoate- ha' areen Thousand ANaDans aeady in
yo uat place and 100000 more preparing to take the
aod Montenegro and Bulgaria ate ad oe asns he
rebels with the deo OF making eprsal against Turkey
Evening journal., 1911-04-03
w. N. M. s. MEETING.

At 10 o'clock on Thursday morn
ing, the Wilmington District of the
Womens Home Missionary Society
will convene in semi-annual meeting
at McCabe's Memorial Church.
Evening journal., 1911-04-03
RepubIican Committee Meeting.

The First District Republican Com
mittee will meet this evening in the
East Side Republican Club to take ac-
ton on the coming city election.
Evening journal., 1911-04-03
ODDITIES in
A DAYS NEWS
LyRChinG Mob Took Sheriff
With Them 10 Prevent
Interference
SIX HUNDRED CHINESE IN
OUR ADVANCED SCHOOLS


NEW YORK-Despite the
cold weather, $4,000 people were
at Coney Island yesterday for
the official opening of the sum
mer season.
ITHACA, n. Y.-Cornell's col
ored girl students who applied
for admission to the Sage Col
lege dormitory say they were
actuated by a desire for more
convenient rooms and not by
any thought of social equality.
MINNEAPOLIS - Ex-senator
Hansbrough of North Dakota
has written a political novel
called THE Second Amend
ment." Il fairly melts with ro-
mantle love making.
NEW YORK-According to Y.
8. Tsao, secretary of the Chin
ese Students Alliance, there are
$50 Chinese students in the more
advanced schools Of this coun-
try
LAWRENCE, Mass.-Thirty
Italian and Polish couples.
thinking that the issuing Of
marriage licenses consisted
marriage, have been living to-
gether as married i'm this city.
They have promised to marry
as quickly as possible.
UNION SPRINGS. Ala
mob took Henry Phillips. col
ored, from the Jail here to Gosh
en- and lynched him The
sheriff was taken along as a
prisoner, to prevent him from
raising a posse to interfere.
CHICAGO-Three Montana
men, styling themselves Cow
gentlemen" have advertised in
a Chicago paper for wives.
LEBANON, I'll. - The Rev.
James A. Landis. his wife and
). daughter, Chloe have all enroll
ed as students in McKendree
College
ST. HOUTS-Missouri Stat,
Board Of Health has decided tc
furnish paper towels for every
pupil in the public schools, in
the interest of health.
CHICAGO-"My April foo
joke" was the note scribbled bS
i. d. Jardine. of Chicago. who
committed suicide in a Seattle
hotel.
CHlCAGO-Three society wo.
men who took the field i'm the in.
terests of the Republican candi.
dates for Mayor of Chicago dis.
" tributed $500 campaign window
cards in their ward.
CHICAGO-After an imbrogli,
over April fool jokes. $50 cir
> students at the Northwestern
University, began food strike
refusing to eat in the dormitory
Restauranteurs are rejoicing.
WASHINGTON-Uncle Sam
battleship fleet will practic
aeroplane defense at sea tomor
row for the first time. Captiv
giant box kites will be the tar
gets.
q WASHINGTON-Mrs. F. Hunt
wife Of A. Girard, Ohio physi
clan, and her three-year-old son
are recovering today following
thirty-foot fall from a secon,
story window. The mother fel
trying to save her son.
. WASHINGTON-When friend
called on James Wilson, forme
school superintendent to con
gratulate him on his SOth birth
day anniversary, they found hin
dead of senility.
.
Evening journal., 1911-04-03
Ernms. fnr nninmeirisfs.

There will be an examination held
here tomorrow for candidates whoI
wish to practice optometry in Dela-
ware.
Evening journal., 1911-04-03
AERIAL NEWS OF A DAY.

BY United Press Leased
Special Wire.
LONDON.-Dr. Douglas Maui
son will take a two-seated mon
oplane with him on his Ant
arctic expedition, which he
hopes to begin i'm November.
DOBERITZ. Germany.-Lieu-
tenant Erler and his passenger.
Lieutenant Mackenthun, have
returned after a 421-mile BIZ
plane fight to Hamburg,
Bremen and Hanover.
HASSELT. Belgium. - No
word has been received of
Aviator Lescartes and his pas
senger. who started to fly Sat
urday to Aix-la-Chapelle.
CINCINNATI-Clfford b.
Harmon and ]. X. Duffy Of the
National Council of The Aero
Club of America. spent Sunday
in examining the field which
Cincinnati offers for the 1911
race for the Coupe Internation-
ale des Aeronautes.
PARIS.-Pierre Vedrine. who
recently flew 206 miles at the
rate of 81 miles an hour, flew
from Issy to Moulins. 212 miles.
at the rate of "a miles an hour.
HALBERSTADT. Germany
The Parseval V dirible was
caught in a storm here and
forced to make a perilous des-
cent. The crew ripped the en-
velope and the big balloon
crashed down in a state Of col
lapse. No one was hurt.
Evening journal., 1911-04-03
10 Omen Rnnd Bids.

The New Castle City Council this
evening will open bids for the sale of
$50 600 street Improvement bonds. The
bonds will bear 4 IL per cent inter-
est
Evening journal., 1911-04-03
Ploneers 10 EIecf Onicers.

The election Of officers Of the Be
nevolent Pioneers will be held this
evening.
Evening journal., 1911-04-03
MEATHFR

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON. April 3.-Unset-
tied weather with rains and SHOWS
will continue generally in the Ohio
Valley, the Central East and the
South tonight and TUESDAY, while
from the Lake region eastward, tho
weather will be generally fair. ri
will be colder IN the lower Ohio VAL
ley and low temperatures viii con-
flnue 10 the nOrthWard and eastward. /
WASHINGTON. April g. Forecast
till : y. m. tOmOrrOWs
For DelaWare-Rain or snow tonight
and Tuesday; little change in temper.
ature; moderate northeast winds.
Evening journal., 1911-04-03
HUSBAND ooNE. sHE COMMITS SUICIDE

by United Press Leased Special
DENVER Col April Grief the disappearance Of the
with whom shc lived szya,e years caused the
suicide OF Mary Mccarthy aged 81 body
In hor today mailed Farpay, Col.
bor husband Richard asod 90 going aud when
the mssye was returned unclaimed acid
PLAGUE RAMPANT IN JAVA.
By United Press Leased Special Wire.
TIE HAGUE April sNumerous cage. o the plague uuy
so per which proving fatal have developed
oru Java. according to omca adyees received today
Evening journal., 1911-04-03
MIR. WILSON AT WORK.

John NJ Wilson of New Castle, as
sumed his duties as deputy recorder
Of deeds this morning.
Evening journal., 1911-04-03

You will find the Evening
Journal in Every Wilmington
Home. Ask Your NeighboE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-26
YOU'LL FIND IT HERE

IN the plans Of J. o. Williams,
head OF the Australian photoplay
syndlcato, who In here on bis way
to Europe. are carried out, Seattle
will have two large photopiay thea,
tres. with . seating capacity OF
500 each.
A resolution was passed unsnl-
mously adopting all Of tho munich
nal bond Issues which como be
fore the voters nj the September
6 bond election. at meeting OF
west Seattle residents last night
When Admiral TOGO comes to
Seattle from Vancouver he VIII BIO
brought here In the private ear OF
AZ. j. Costell. Asst Traffic Mana.
ger OF the Great Northern.
Asst. Secretary OF the Interior
]. q, Thompson will arrive In Seat
tie August 81. When he arrives D.
sill be the guest OF the officers and
directors OF tho Commercial Club.
IIls exact plans are not known
The Oak Lake church has moved
into a new and well lighted base
mant. The first services VIII be
held In tho new structure tomor
row.
NO USE TRYING
No (hotIy)--Arc you trying TO
make . fool Of moi
She (coidIyl--i really do not see
the necessity for such effort on my
part.
opokANE-Wlth HE wife and
family on tho way here from Aus.
tria, John Jedorwoski. held In jail
ON A charge OF stealing 20 get
money TO bring his family hero
committed suicide by leaping IRON
the second floor OF the jail.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES were
Injured when q switch engine hi
an excursion train yesterday
RomC--Tor the first time since
lhis recent illness tho Pope ceie
lbrated mass yesterday.
oRAnoviEW. Wash. - WhiIs
sleeping on haystack. Walter
stewart fell off. landing on his head
and shoulders. He was unconscious
for several hours.
apokANE. - Elso Dcsferbsu9h
prominent young society man. u
preparing TO engage IN the sshos
shining business on = large scale
/
| Mrs.. Martha w. Campbell soee
LII. died nj the Sound View bnni
tarlun yesterday morning sh'
wan the wife of Robert Campbell
Ii commission merchant living q
e7s Twelfth avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-26

Now comes the Seven colonIais.
an aerobatie offering said to be very
classy. at the Empress. The engage
ment OF the German comedians.
Rice and Cady. will probably thro~
a crfmp into the "hypo" factory. for
they are said 10 have produced sew
eral small sized laugh riots along
the line. Ida Barr comes across the
pond for the first time TO sing her
songs TO Empress audiences. Two
young men who have danced their
way around the world will appear
during the week In the persons OF
Miller and Mack. "AF' Weston.
who originated the drunk" charae-
ter tn ziegfeld's folliss OF 1907. will
create the same in THE Painting
Girl" with the cooperation Of Nellie
Lynch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-26

Ing back 10 earth OF Prince Marhjo.
in search OF tho beautiful Princess
Ramah. The evolution OF the
statue OF the god nuddha into the
princess Ia said TO produce one of
the most wicrd iiluzionary effects
ever shown on the American stage.
neauyais. Maridor 4 Co. will pre-.
sent The wrldflowar." pretty
romantic sketch: Bernard a Jones
are booked for their German ,angle.
"A Legal Mixup." Budd 4 Wayne
are sketch artists with a reputation.