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Evening journal., 1916-03-31
PIRATE DECLARES
-FOUR MORE we're
IN STEAMER PLOT
Schiller, Who Held Up the
MatOppo, Says He Has
Been Accused as Spy
MAY Spend Remainder
OF LIFE IN PRISON
BY The United Press.

nN ANN 0hlANu AAN1os
LEwES. Del. March 31.-A daring
plot TO capture the 5000 ton British
steamer Matoppa, with her valuable
cargo and run her TO sea, was revealed
today by Ernest Schiller. the youthful
German pirate" who held up the
ship single handed just outside New
York harbor.
Schiller confessed that others were
implicated. Four fellow conspirators,
he said. we're to have slowed away
with him aboard the Matoppa. When
the ship passed of Sandy Hook. they
planned to overpower her officers, COW
the Chinese crew by display Of arms
and make a run for the high seas.
His four comrades backed out at the
last minute and Schiller then decided "a
cause the destruction OF the vessel alone
He informed y. b. Register justice of
the peace at Lewes, this morning, that
he planned 10 run the vessel on the
new lneakwater, after overpOwering the
officers aud crew.
Schiller. who spent good night and
ate u hearty breakfast this morning
was talkative. lie said he had been i'm.
prisoned as a spy bv the English gov
crnment in Tull. England. shortly after
the beginning of the European war
3 When asked how he managed To escape
Schiller SAIL he did not propose TO tel
all he knew. lie admitted that he ha'
q motive and knew what he was doini
when he orerpoworcd the captain an'
officers on the vessel.
d. ". Burbage G. Co. representing
the agents OF the Matoppa. today had
the vessel towed close to the new
Breakwater. The vessel had been
anchored in ten fathoms of water. but
Continued On Page Seventeen.
Evening journal., 1916-03-31
YEARS WORK ON THE DOVER
DISTRICT ONE OF ACCOMPLISHMENT

District Superintendent r. X. Ste
phenson, in his report of the years
work on Dover district OF Wilmington
NJ. e. Conference. read today. said:
With a sense OF gratitude to my
Heavenly Father for the blessings of the
year, temporal and spiritual, and to my
brethren of the ministry and laity for
sympathy and support, | come to make
report of the work for the year Just
closing.
As we call the roll OF the pastors of
Dover district appointed at the last ses-
sion of the Wilmington Conference
everyone is able to answer. here. When
we see the inroads ON other districts and
Conferences we are most profoundly
grateful for Gods favor TO US.
Scarce had the brethren settled down
TO their work after the Conference at
Laurel before the message came that
one of Gods servants "in waiting had
received his summons. Brother James
Carroll a choice and ripe saint. heard
the call of the Father above and went
20 live with Him. lie was very anxious
TO attend the session Of the Conference
at Laurel. where he served many years
ago as pastor. He remarked il he could
live long enough and was privileged to
attend this session at laurel he was
willing TO 90. While we will not again
hear his voice in the Conference, eX-
ulting over the close relationship be
tween "Nly Lord and !. - he has gone
10 see aud live with his Lord in the
skies Brother W. Il. MoNhruy. the ras-
tor, win present the memoir at the az
propriate time.
Sister Brown, wife OF Brother Amo,
Evening journal., 1916-03-31
BUSINESS MEN WILL BACK
GEN. DU PONT FOR PRESIDENCY

Client popular sentiment in favor OF it's
candidate to force the Republican con-
vention to nominate him.
Henry ID. Estabrook. McHarg's law
partner, probably would be the
leagues choice for vice-president A
campaign for EstabroOk has been
under way for months.
Ncllarg was Roosevelt's campaign
manager in 1904.
The announcement Of the league reads
in part;
Ii scch- 10 ufiiis H"""t 80 f''''''f',9
tion of "a candidate for President who
can be elected General dupont is IN
dor.ed as a man cniincntly fitted for the
Presidency. a. one who could save the
peonlo about s3OO000o0 a year. lie Is
declared 10 have started with a pick and
shovel and 10 have elimhed 10 his pres
cnt position OF cnnncncc.'
Announcement viii be made in few
days of Mcliargs associates
Evening journal., 1916-03-31

street. The main floor OF the library
will be entered from Tenth street and
will be open overhead from Market TO
King streets. the various departments
being set off by bookcases. and the sec
ond floor supported by columns. The
working offices, catalogue rooms, IL
brarlan's office. etc. will also be To-
Gated on tho first floor. Besides the
main reading room and the open shelf
room, there will be a room containing
the technical books used by the work
ingmen OF the city. There will be a
childron's room I'm the basement. with
an entrance on King street. This
room will have plenty OF air and light.
The plans for the second floor have
not yet been worked out.
Evening journal., 1916-03-31
SENATE MAY PASS
Immigration BILL
IF IT'S CALENDARED

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON. March 3l.IThe
hardest fight before the literacy test
immigration bill passed by the House
late Yesterday. sos to 81 is yet TO
come. It has yet TO get a place on
the Senate calendar. Should 1t sue
ceed. however, it seems likely that
the upper house will approve it by a
vote which would make presidential
veto useless.
Preparedness. appropriation bills.
rural credits. conservation, prohibit
tion for the District Of Columbia and
several other measures have the right
OF way over it. and the groups back
ing will not YIELD their calendar place
except under unusual pressure.
Evening journal., 1916-03-31

paid the trustees Of the First Pres
byterian Church for It. Some weeks
ago the library managers were nego-
tiating with the trustees OF the
church for the property on a 100
year lease. but the managers even
tually decided It would be a poor
business proposition 10 lease tho
property at a high rental for 100
years and the negotiations we're
dropped.
The property that has been donated
for the library includes what is known
as the Church Building and which
stands on the southeast corner OF
Tenth and Market streets. This build
ing will be torn down TO make way for
Evening journal., 1916-03-31

Arthur L. Bailey. librarian OF the
Wilmington Institute Free Library,
announced today that the First Pres
byterian Church property at Tenth
and Market streets had been donated
by a public-spirited citizen as a site
for the proposed new library build
ing. Il is the purpose Of the library
managers to have erected on the
site one OF the finest libraries in the
country and Edgar T. Honey Of New
York. campaign manager. is already
on the ground shaping up the cam
paign for the raising Of the neces-
sary funds for building purposes.
No announcement was made as to
the price the donor of the property
Evening journal., 1916-03-31
DRS. HOFFECKER
AND WATT CO TO
BIC Conference
Chosen General Conference
Delegates on First Ballot
by Ministers
DIR. STEPHENSON named
ON Second BALLOT TAKEN
CONFERENCE ANNIVERSARIES.

NoNf LhhNlE ANNlNtkoAklES. I"
Tonight-In the Lyon Tabernacle. =
7.3o o'clock, anniversary Of the Con- .
8 ference Claimants Endowment p
q Fund; president, the Rev. 7. 4. .
Martindale, ID. D.; speaker, the .
Rev. ]. II. Wiley, d. D., Of Pitts
. burgh. o
Saturday, 73o p. M.-Union =
Church. The nreedman's Aid ami o.
8 versary. The Rev. George ". y
Bounds, chairman, and the Rev L. y
Garland Penn, Of Cincinnati, and g
= and DIT. ]. o. Spencer, Of Baltimore, s.
o will be the speakers. q
7.3o p. M.-St. Pauls Church. 81
" The Sunday School Board anuiver- .
s. sary. The Rev. +. c. MacSorlev. q
9 chairman, and the Rev. Edgar Blake, g
= d. D., Of Chicago, speakers.
as@ 80 :
Wilmington Methodist Episcopal
Conference at noon today elected the
Rev. DR.. Robert Watt and the Rev.
DR.. y. l.. Honecker as delegates Ia
the General Conference OF the Metho.
dist Church az Saratoga. n. Y, i'm May
DR.. Watt received 90 votes aud DIR
HOnecker 9S. It Is the third success
sive time that Dr. Watt has heei
elected a delegate TO the Genera
Conference Two more delegates
will be elected by the ministers thi
afternoon.
The result OF the first ballo
was:
Or. Robert Watt. superintendent oi
Easton District. 80; Dr. u. l.. Hof.
fecker. superintendent OF Wilmington
District, 9s; Dr. r. X. Stephenson
superintendent OF Dover District, so:
DR.. T. A. II. OBrien, superintendent
OF Salisbury District. sc; Dr. Wilbur
+. COrkran. OF Union Church. 46;
Or. G.. T. Anderson. Harrison Street
Church. 40; DR.. c. Il. Wyatt, Mid
dletown, 33; DR.. w. A. Wise. Scott
Church, 21: Dr. Vaughan S. Collins
ST. Pauls Church. 20; DR.. Henry G.
Budd. principal OF Wilmington Con-
ference Academy. 20; DR.. G. p. Jones
Elkton Is; DR.. c. w. Prettyman,
Smyrna, 10.
The whole number OF votes cast was
III. one ballot being defective, and 81
votes being necessary to a choice. DR.
Stephenson lacked six votes OF the
necessary number on the first ballot.
Another ballot was taken at 12.3C
o'clock. out the result will not b,
announced until Conference recon,
venes at 2.30 o'clock.
The tellers were the Revs. r. F
Carpenter and T. r. Beauchamp .o
Wilmington district: l.. w. Layfel,
and w r. Matthews, OF Dover dis
trict; w. l.. White and W. f. Dawson
Continued on Page Sixteen.
Evening journal., 1916-03-31
$4,000 GIFT TO DELAWARE
COLLEGE FOR THE PENSION FUND

ficiary viii be Professor Frederic Fl.
Robinson, who is on the eve of retiring
after service of twenty-six years. at
the head OF the civil engineering depart
ment of the college
This gift is at once tribute to Pro-
fessor Robinson in recognition of his
long service TO the college. and gives
similar assurance to all members OF the
faculty under like conditions.
IL IS especially gratifying to those
connected with the college that in all
the development plans the past as well
as the future is being looked out for.
Evening journal., 1916-03-31
BY The United Press.

BY Inc lnlteu fIeSS.
NEW YORK. March 31.-Ormsby
McHarg. Republican political leader,
and some OF his friends. today are
pushing vigorously a campaign TO
elect General T: Coleman dupont, Of
Wilmington, Delaware. president OF
the United States.
The McHarg organization calls it,
self the Business Mems Presidential
League. Headquarters have been
opened here. The campaign was
touched of with advertising, asking
voters interested in having a business
man as a candidate to send i'm their
names.
, General DUPONT is a former presi-
dent of the r. I. dupont de Nemours
Powder Company and many other con-
Germs. lie is on many boards of direc-
tors and Is member Of many clubs.
Il is the aim OF the league, according
Ito the announcement, 10 create sufii-
Evening journal., 1916-03-31
TWO Local RAILROAD
MEN Retire ON PENSION
after LONG SERVICE

The Pennsylvania Railroad publ
cation. Information" March 81, con-
tains the names OF two Wilmington
ians. who have been retired on the
pension list OF the railroad.
Stacey +. Kemp, OF Tenth and
Washington streets. chief clerk on
the Maryland division. has been re-
tired after A years, 10 months SER
vice.
Samuel r. Johnson. a repairman.
OF the Maryland division, has been
retired after 26 years, 10 months SER
vice.
Evening journal., 1916-03-31
SMYRNIAN Died OF
TETANUS after ACCIDENT

Lester Harris. aged 10 years. Of
Smyrna died at the Delaware Hos
pital last evening OF tetanus. Little is
known of the cause of the mans
death here. except that he was in
jured in an automobile accident sew
oral weeks ago. He was admitted
TO the hospital on March 22.
Deputy Coroner Nichols took
charge Of the body and is endeavor-
ing TO locate his relatives.
Evening journal., 1916-03-31
TAKE 300 PASSENGERS OFF
Stranded JAPANESE Liner

SAN FRANCICO, March 31.-Agents
Of the Japanese line were advised
today that the liner Chi Yo Maru.
which sailed March ? for Yokohama,
went aground on an island south OF
Hing Kong. Three hundred pas
sengers from San Francisco and Ma
nila have been taken OFF by rescue
boats
Evening journal., 1916-03-31

the library. II also includes the old
historical society building which will
be moved The plot OF ground has a
frontage Of ninety feet on Market
street and 21O feet on Tenth street and
runs through to King street
The main entrance TO the new IL
brary will be on Tenth street.
II was realized at the beginning that
any building on this site must har-
monize architecturally with the new
City and County Building. The pic
ture OF the proposed building shows
that this object has been accomplished.
The building will occupy the larger
part OF the lot, 80 feet on Market and
King streets and 21O feet on Tenth
Evening journal., 1916-03-31

Announcement was made by Dr.
Samuel c. Mitchell. president OF Del
aware College, this morning, OF a gift
OF $4,000. This gift comes from a
friend Of the college.
The $25.O00 was given with the stip-
ulation that il shall constitute a pen
sion for the professors and instructors
of the college.
II will provide an adequate income
for the present pension needs OF the
institution.
It is understood that the first bene-
Evening journal., 1916-03-31

District Superintendent r. A. II.
O'Brien. in his report Of the years
work on Salisbury district of the Will
mington N. f. Conference, read today.
said.
Dear Father and Brethren:-In pre-
Evening journal., 1916-03-31
VILLA WOUNDED
IN Clash With
american ARMY.
Bandit Chief is Reported to
be Escaping Toward the
Chihuahua Mountains
Guerrero Garrison
SLAUGHTER IS DENIED
BY the United Press.

BY the United Press.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, March
3l.-American troops have cIashed
with Villistas. General Funston
today received an authentic,
though unofficial report, that Villa
has been located working along
the railroad which bends eatward
from Guerrero to Chihuahua City.
and that American soldiers and
Villistas have exchanged shots.
Evening journal., 1916-03-31
FATHER ACCUSED OF NEGLECT

Thomas Barry was taken into GUS
tOdy this morning by Detective Ma
honey. on the charge Of neglecting his
minor children. It is alleged that he
very scantily provided for his family.
Evening journal., 1916-03-31

r. Brown, pastor of our church at Can.
terhury. was called 10 her hea,cul,
hcmc in November last. She was be-.
ll,cd hy all who ku-w her. 4 bcautt
iul Christian, bright in experience, pa
Continued on Page Thirteen.
Evening journal., 1916-03-31
TOpAY's TEMPERATuREs
SUN AND TIDES.
louth OF Christiana.

High water ... lois \. NJ. 1920 p. w..
Low water ... $50 A. NJ. 5.25 =. ~.
Recdy Island, high and low water one
hour earlier.
Evening journal., 1916-03-31
WEATHER

Fair tonight. Saturday part
ly cloudy; gentle 10 mOder-
ate winds, mostly north
east.
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men.
Stntemdl nun bic oor9eI9rteberer
Sabuneer, bic gum semeinen Ruber
beilTam anseoronet itnb, 70 @ott min,
epis oareru IoIIsn, 70 1T 3u elmer Ofs
fenen gegldubigirg bes @efdebeuer
Die geesuipdrtige urtunbe atf SebeiB
Der Sbeugeranuteu obeefdBt ute NIT
ben SiegeIn Der borsrndbnieu bret
Qonbesaemeinbet unb SbGler beftGs
tist unb betrGftist noroen. 9eiheber
i'm Sabre bes Serrn 1921, gu Begun
Ses Guggitmonats.