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Evening journal., 1891-12-07
MoRALlY lMpnss 49,.


In meeting Mr. Carpenters direct de
nial Of It's false statement about Mr.
Wslden the News says 1t has beer
physically impossible" 70 find any sup
port for a statement that It should have
been morally impossible for an homes,
and sober editor to make. The News saws
we are unable this morning to say
which Of the two statements is correct.
We expect to be able to state tomorrow
morning what this legal record shows.
and Of course the Morning News viii
abide strictly BY the facts, whatever they
may be.
That shows that the editor has NOT
been reasoning from facts he made his
argument for Mitchell and negro mobs
out Of his head, and now seeks facts 70
support It.
II would have been more manly 10 ae.
knowledge. at once, that partisauship
blinded truth; Huch an apology as this Is
worse than no apology at all. II humili.
ates the editor but does not
satisfy Mr.. Carpenter; II admits
the error, but offers no amends
il Is the baby act pleading Of a sneak,
not ths adult acknowledgements Of full
grown man.
FAs News accorded Governor Reynolds
ths same treatment after intimating that
hs was dsfaulter; it is the same treat.
asnt that the same editor gave ]. L.
Carpenter, Jr., months ago, after chsrs
ing that he had issued tax receists
iraudulsntly, and then protesting that
be was uAable to prove the eharge.
The News may be pleasing certain
class Of Republicans BY its wild and IL
tempersts course Of making unfounded
shsrges, but it surely is not accomplish
lag anything for the elevation Of poll
ties sr to Its own credit. Mr.. Conrs 4
care ths News '1eturns to its vomit 2
eenator Gray is amazed and saddsnsd
a. its tone;' Patrick Neary 'is sorry for
Mr. spsrry.
PITY and commiseration should not be
expended upon Mr.. spsrry alone. This
curse Rf the NsWs il the outcome Qi
Evening journal., 1891-12-07

COUNCILMAN JAMES MURRAY feels
sggrieved at an editorial In the EVENING
JOURNAL Of Saturday, which he oonsld
cred to reflect on his motives. The edi
torial was written with the intention Of
stopping personal controversy between
Democrats. Mr.. Murray is engaged IN
an honest struggle to prevent the waste
Of the taxpayers money. Nobody has
and nobody can impugn his
motives. His statements concern.
ing the number Of committees
which the Republicans are engineering
for the purpose of obtaining the monthly
limit allowed to each councilman have
never been answered. They cannot be
denied. Mr.. Murray feels that he
should have the support Of the tax
payers, OF all good citizens and of the
EyRNILa JOURNAL ia his efforts 30 re-
strain the extravagance Of the Republi
can majority as shown by somany useless
committee meetings.
Evening journal., 1891-12-07

Delaware Rcpublicanism. 1t is one of
the results of the attempt to get in ''our
Niger" vote. IL is that degensracy
which has always followed the associs-
tion Of Pennsylvania carpet baggers
with ignorant and venal negro voters.
It Is the transfer OF the political disease
which cursed the South for so many
years. during the reconstruction
period, to Delaware. The editors
Of the South tried to defend
the nsgro-balting policy there as the
News is attempting TO defend Captain
Mitchell and bis negro mob here. Do not
the decent and honorable members Of the
Republican party feel sorry that the
News finds such course either profta-
BILE or necessarily
1t should have been morally impossible
for the editor to make statements which
It is physically impossible" to support
Evening journal., 1891-12-07
The NEw ELECTRIC ROAD.

Pullman, III, Cars win BE Used-No
Trolley Wires-EmineRt Counsel En-
gagged.
Srecial Correspondence EvHHIEc JOURNAL.
MIDDLETowN, Dec. Work on the
Middletown and Odessa railroad is pro
crossing fevorably The work Of grad
ing has not yet struck the public road
but will probably reach that thorough
fare to-day, and then q big battle may
begin. The railroad company has re-
tanned Attorney General John Biggs,
Martin B. Burris and J Frank Biggs as its
counsel, and the St. George hundred
road commissioners have employed Will
lard Salisbury, Jr., as their attorney
The fact that the railroad charter
granted by the Legislature gives It the
specified right to use the public road is
regarded BY the railroad attorneys as a
strong point ia the T favor 4 Counsel or.
salisbury viii mSks AZ investigator Of
Evening journal., 1891-12-07
JOE rwo sAvINes aANks.==

A HosrIsr Robs I've Chndren-ome
Assaulted on the Street ~ Desperate
Negroes.
Special COrresPondence EVENING JouRNAI.
DOVES, Dee. IA negro man in the
employe Of George A. Millineton, Eco
of the Capital Hotel, when caught viii
no doubt be severely handled. Ii seems
that Ethel and Marguerite, the two little
daughters OF Mr. Millington, each had
received aR present, dime
savings bank. 70 contain $40. Their
uncle WAS the giyer. The two banks had
bsen nearly filled, one containing about
50 and the other IS, when the banks
disappeared as did also the negro. A
warrant has been Issued for his arrest.
On Saturday night last between Q and
10 o'clock, Officer Milbourne aud Deputy
Constable Cahall arrested two eoiorea
men for disorderly conduct, ana were
on their way to the magistrates 3
ofice with their prisoners when the
latter became unmansgeable Deputy
Constable Cahall had his man, who was
trying very hard to get away
BY the arm, but he finally sue-
ceeded Ia wrenehing himself from the
officers grasp.and escaped, but not until
he had been stripped Of ali his clothing
ing except shirt and pantaloons. Officer
Milbourne however, did not fare as well
as Cahall de held his man also by the
arm, and when in front Of the NE.
Church. he undertook to put the nippsrs
on his prisoner when he was knocked
down by tine negro and severely beaten
about the head, beside sustaining other
injuries. The officer called for help and
one man who volunteered was treated ia
the same manner as the officer. Both Of
the negroes escaped the officers.
Latersin the evening, the sheriff oc-
eompanied by other officers OF the town,
started out, armed and alert, in search Of
the negroes They found them at their
home near Leipsic The fellows were
secured aud brought here and placed in
jail.
The funeral Of Mrs. Downes will take
place next Tuesday noon on the arrival
Of the ~ 80 train. Services will be hela
in the N. e. Church.
Harry Stewart OF Philadelphia is visit
ing his mother.
Harry Walls of Philadelphia and Wal
ter Walls OF Wilmington are visiting
their parents.
During the fracas Of Saturday evening,
one Of the pAnes Of glass in the large
show widow Of Miss NJ. NJ. Smith. on
Loekerman street was broken.
Evening journal., 1891-12-07
Lovs's Negative

! do not love thee ret vert thou to saw
Fold thy hands thus;n' ''Stand herp.'' WDo
thus and su;n
No matter whatl willed shouId obav.
But why, no not know.
do not love thea; never have cared
For eny DO I'D or love 'twlxt thee and me.
r. .Ii 9 hat eail slina would have dared
For one hgnd-touch with thee,
Do not love theei but the meanest thing
Thou shouldst require would be my Joyous
task;
Ont Of its clay my very soul would spring
10 do what thou shoud'st ask.
do not love thee. yet where'er thou art.
There delight 10 be and there "a.
lsfa by some snht squickening Of the heart;
hut why, do not know.
do not love thesf No; but why prolong
Inc secret OF the words2 Ii Is a. al sar
~ were n love thee" written in my song
FOR Al the world 70 hear.
-Merpdffb Nlchnienu
Evening journal., 1891-12-07

"LIRB, in ali its mutations, its vapor.
ings, and its capriciousness, is but .
cycle Extract from John O. Goodens
Bark Mill Shed Musings at Willow
Grove.
Yes, John. A regular srycycle. IL
your own words, what you may add To
ths sum Of human knowledge may be
nothing new; may perhaps be an old
story revamped and presented 10 new
setting, that is not, In any sense Of tie
word an improvement upon the old "fugi
tive, evanescent shadows across the
horizon Of the dead past mirrored upon
the living present What an editorial
team the little English sparrow upon the
staff Of the Every Evening, and John O.
Gooden, the Bark Mill Shed sage Of
Willow Grove, would make.
Evening journal., 1891-12-07
R RAILROAna
- M = :, -
ke64lAADI X hLF ~ hlA, WILMINGTON, AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

ShAlAADI y 51AF ~ .r41.AA NJ, WILMINGTON, AND
a bAITIMORE RAILROAn
November 49, 1891
trains Will leave Wilmington as follows
Eha1iasdssaiPhdls "a ~ ds geYxpress II 81 IS 90 $50 7l5
n, +lzls, / Ss. 3O4, 0 $40, II. 6e. %.
Z {. is and u p m. -
:, ASc9mmodat9H, S 81 A q 3,
For Chester Cexpress), / Sc, 40. 6n r. ~
z5, go SOL s47. Ii 20. Ii 5l'a m., so. 55sss
Accommodation, oa5, s65. 7o5. ais 1on
II Il ss 81 m, u Rs 20, 45.4 S5, 20 40. 10 and
New York, IS. 2 5s, 4sO. $50, O,sss, sS.1oOs.
l040, Il 81 q m, sl3ls, l2 8s, ISs, sG.Ss5,
10. u, b6, 70 q. o. 1879 IL, and 10 a. D M
For boston, without change, 8 66pm.
For West Chester, via Lamokin, SO and
Fer Newark Centre and intermediates
stations, 2 20 am u q and es3 p M;
am, l2uo, 2 ~, 4 45 and s eS IA and u 10 night.
baltimore and Bay Iin8, 70 m.
IN ossStimore * tim T, s and W91sshaihpgAtcn 4 80 s s
Tsa3, 20, 8 ~ p m and u 40 night
Trains for Delaware Division leave for;
New Castle, 8 10, ll.23 N. so, 5 20,
e.l5, 0V, 80 IN, and u % night
FOR hehoboth, s.15 q. nl.,4 81 D, IN.
Harrington, DelTaAr. and wav stations. 5 10
; : " "a, . m. Harrington and way stations,
Express for Dover. Harrington and Delmar,
II r Y e, : ~ 3, ? IN "a. and Y q night
aa.pr ~ aprsss IoF s,y Mysming, % m. Smyrna
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Com.
lori, ana Norfolk, II la q N and u Ol night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for. wu.
mington, texpressl 30, 20, IN, s8l, is IL =.
~ 81, Il ls, M, s12 s5. 3s o., 80i, 46, IS,
u, y ssSss STs Sg cN, 667, 40. II 10. II 30,
Acoommodation, 3 %. 74O. 1898, nm m.
ss, s2s, 10, 100. 40. p. IS. ID o. 10 40 a1G
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia texpresal, 1 65 255. an
81 % II 5i 3 N. 80, u, "a, II, 5 IS, ees
4 ;Asoscoonmmodstisnn. 7OO, SOS, m. pW.14,
Fer Chester tsxpress). SIS. 420, 8M. 9Oo.
Y sl r. . y, , %, 05 and 2 u p m.
~, y. 25 and 10 30 D M.
q Eor sew YORK lexpreeel. / 55, 2 IS. 42s, 7Ro
s.og u o. N, l2.l0. l.39, 3 o., 10, 606, 20 p
For For Boston, without change, b6spm.
ans 9r Mess Oheeter. via Lamokin, 05 m,
For Now Castle, . so p m and I2 O8 night.
For Cape CHARLES, Old Point Comfsrt ana
Norfolk, IL OF night.
Fer Middlotown, Clayton, Dover. Wyan,no
FELTON,, Harrington, Brtdgeville, Seaford
Laurel and DelnnAr, IL Oh night
kaltimors and Washington, 4 4s, s 81. ls Is q
"a, " 500 =, 9 %, 40, 8 20 p m ana 1a 40 Hight
Baltimore, emily s. D IA and l2 i3 night.
Leave Philadelphia. Bread street, for VIII
nainEton lexpresa), -, -, 10, II IS "a, Al
zight.
%, IL, 3S, 1e oaaHd II s8 pm.
Fer further Information passengers are re-
ferred to the ticket ofilce at the station.
Trains mRrked thus q are Limited Express
Dining Cars.
cHAs: z, PUGH. J.R. WOOD,
General Manager. Sen. Pass HFept.
Evening journal., 1891-12-07
NEWSPAPER OPINION.
Disinterested Public Service.


Lewes Pilot.
When a man like Thomas F. BAyarC
meets the citizens OF his native town foi
the purpose Of explaining to them the
practical working OF the new ballot law.
be occupies. In the eyes Of all right
thinking men, position as lofty and
patriotic as though his platform had
been the floor OF the Senate chamber.
and his audience the most digni.
fed dslibesative body on earth.
BE emphasizes and illustrates Ia his
own person, his admirable address Of last
summer on "Dlsinterested Public Ser
vice It Is to be regretted that parti.
sanship should discover in conduct such
as this, an occasion for q sneer. Mr..
Bayard can afford, however, to treat
with indifference such ungenerous at
tempts to make bit of cheap political
capital. The eagle suffers little birds
to sing and is not careful wkat they
mean thereby
Evening journal., 1891-12-07
LEMON ELIxrR.

Pleasant, Elegant, Reliable.
For biliousness and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir,
For fsvers, chills and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir.
For slesplessness, nervousness and pal
pitation Of the heart, take Lemon Elixir.
Fer indigestion and foul stomach, take
Lemon Elixir.
LFor all sick and nervous headaches,
take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, for natural and thorough or
gAnic regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
DR.. Aozleys Lemon Elixir will not fail
you in any of the above named diseases,
All Of which arise from torpid or dis
eased liver, stenaoh, kidneys or bowels.
Prepared emily by DR.. n. MozLRY, At
lsnta, Ga. 5Oc and 81 per bottle, at drug
eists
Evening journal., 1891-12-07

which honest men ''cannet swallow.
We never saw any sort Of man try to
swallow q quagmirs. We would not be.
lievs any man, no matter what his pre-.
vious reputation for veraeity, who should
profess TO have swallowed a quagmire,
But we feel assured that Il wouia not
cause any greater commotion In well
regulated mans inards than one Of those
editorials. After careful search in this
city, however. we kave been unable tc
ind a man who has attempted either.
Evening journal., 1891-12-07


the matter before deciding that the read
sommisaiopers san apply for an injunc
tion. All the property owners along tn {
route except Robert w. Cochran and Il
". Wtllitts, have given their consent "a
the construction of the road.
CAief Justice Comegys has appointed
state Senator John Pilling and 6sneral
Theodore + Armstrong, SenRtorJames Me-
Mullen, William Cooch and Richard Oann,
a. commission to assess damages ths
sharter provides.
hr. Polk says that although the motive
power Of the new railroad has not
definitely been decided upon, it will most
likely be electrisiBy. The cars now in
successful operation on the Pullmsn,
~, streets, manufactured by the
ration Electric Motor Company Of that
city, are believed 60 be the ones hest
aaopted for the proposed line. Each cal
MAKES its own electricity by gasoline
engine turning the dynamo. ana thus
generating the current Ali surplus sur
rent is held in storage batteries fer
ass when extra power Is needed
Dangerous trolley wires are thus avoided
and speed from twenty ave TO thirty
miles per hour can be obtained Each
car weighs 49, 600 pounds. An e0-herss
power car will cost SO, 500, and this 4
the kind the company will use. Il is the
intention 10 run al the rate OF About
fifteen miles per hour, and to make trir
each war In as many minutes. The FAT.
will be 20 cents for a single ticket 3l
cents for an excursion ticket and the
monthly tickets at the rate of 10 cents
for the round trip. Five round trips
will be made daily and one car will be put
on the line at the start. Ii will pull
trRilers and freight cars.
Thomas MeWhorter of Philsdelpbia
has been visiting ]. MsWhorter on East
Main street
The Kings daughters Of the Forest
Presbyterian Church will give the drama
Precious Pickel' and representations OF
the months Of the year on Friday even
ing in McWhorter's Hall.
Joseph Gray a well-known butcher
has been granted pension Of So per
month.
Miss Beulah Clayton of Mt. Pleasant
Is the guest Of Miss Mary Plsasanton on
Broad street
Edward MsGrope Of Baltimore. Ma IA
visiting J. ?, McWhorter on East Main
street
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilson have been
visiting friends In Dover.
James A. Lefever, who has been agent
here for the Singer Sewing Machine
Company Of Wilmington for several
months, has accepted position With the
standard Sewing Machine Conn pany OF
Trenton, n. j., and left for that place.
DR., James Frain of hillsbore is spend
ing few days with his sister. Mrs
Davis Wilson. near townf
The women of the NJ. p. Church Of
Warwick will hold festival and supper
in the Town Hall st that place on the
evenings Of Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday
The preaching service at Armstrong
Chapel has been postponed from Sunday.
December Q, to Sunday, December 10, At
8 o'clock.
Miss Mabel Taylor, who has been oHite
Ill for several weeks is sonYalsseent.
Miss Kate Scott has Just returned
home from two months Wait to relatives
and friends at Oxford, Nd.
(Which paper viii you have, said .
newsboy 30 man who was buying q
paper on Main street saturday afternoon.
Give me an EVENING JoUREAA as it is
. paper from Paperville. Was the quick
reply
Evening journal., 1891-12-07

MRs. SARAH W. PRcK, who was ar
rested In New York on e charge Of shop
lifting in Asey's store, is woman oi
considerable wealth. She owns a hand.
some property in West HAverstrsw. She
has given bail, and will probably plead
kieptomanis as an extenuation and de-
fence. The articles she stole were oi
little value, but that Is because Sd,
could not carry of more valuable arti
cles
Evening journal., 1891-12-07

or nine subsidies awarded under the
Tonnage act BY Postmaster General WAna-
maker, four Of them went to the Pacific
Mail Company, which will not put on
another ship nor increase its facilities
nor change its service in any manner
whatever. The subsidies are windfalls
80 much profit not expected. That
shows the dishonesty OF the subsidy
scheme No matter what its advocates
claim for II as stimulating commerce, IL
descends, IN practice, TO robbery Of the
people without rendering any adequate
service. II is ineonceivRble that the honest
and fair business men Of the Republican
party would pslliate such an obvious
fraud on any ground than that Of their
canousness to these schemes by reason OF
the tariff robbery. They have become
accustomed to public aid to private en-.
terprises, and because some OF them seem
to be good, they become willing 70 endorse
al. They never take any pains,to ques-
tion or examine any OF the schemes
now. They cannot afford to because they
have allowed them like the fraudulent
pensioners,to become political necessities
Evening journal., 1891-12-07

PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL-
ROAD "hoYAL RoUTKm BETWEEN PHIL-
ADRLPHIA AND ATLANTIC Cry. THk ONLY
DoUBLE TRACK LINE. SCHEDULE IN RYFECr
JuNE s. 1891.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut street wharf
and South street wharf
For ATLANTIC CITY.
Week days-Express, aOo, a. M, 2.e0. 4 90 D.
m. Accommodations, s 90 a. m. and 500 D. m,
,sundays-Express, 500 am. Aceommoda-
tloB, 500 a. m. and ~ D. M
Returning, leave Atlantic City depot
Atlantic and Arkansas avenues. Week days
mediation, SlO a. m. and 80 y. "a.
Sundeys-Express, 4.00 D. m. AccommOda-
ton. 2. 20 a. M. ., 40 D. m.
A. A. MCLEOD, G. G. HANCOCK.
Pres. and Gen Manager. Gen. Pass .sAgt.
Evening journal., 1891-12-07

WILLIAM BLACKS novels might serve
as meteorological reports II he would
insert the dates, Here is one Of them.
A pale blue gray arose in the cloud.
less sky, and the stars went out one by
one The mistE we're ssen to lie in
thicker tolds along the dssolats valleys.
Then a fatHtly yellow whltsnesa stole M
into the SKY, sRd krOA4eHsa aMd widsnsd
and behold the little mosrland loeb
caught re4setisa 81 tAs glare, ana there
was A stre4k OF srimasR here ana there
on the dark-Alus surface Of the water.
Evening journal., 1891-12-07

A CUP for eaah commandment is fba
custom insugurated BY Rev a. Webb o.
an " ( Church In Cleveland. he says
that it isas much q vulearism to have
oue cup only at communion as ata tea
party. Thst decency, good taste and
politeness require separate cup for
each member who attends the services.
Evening journal., 1891-12-07

HOEBsr men-either Democrats or
Republicsns-ean't swallow such edi-
torial quagmirss as the News founders
in.-Newark Ledger.
The interviews Of an EvRNIse JOUR.
NAL reporter with the members Of the
bar Of New Castle county show that few
honest men Of either party even look at
Sperry's editorial qusgmires," to say
nothing Of swallowing them.
Evening journal., 1891-12-07

JOHN Q. 6ocDEN, the Willow Grove
correspondent Of the Dover Delawarean,
cries out as follows in bis
letter, this week.
OH for more God fearing women
for women pure in hesrt, whose daily
life and conduct give no excuse for
wrong-doing and Indulgence In sin by
Others.
John is 3 widower. he knows whatbs
wants.
Evening journal., 1891-12-07

In the argument before the Supreme
Court the Mckinley tariff insists that Il
is not invalid, but that the rich industries
Of the country have grown from infants
to be decrepld invalies
Evening journal., 1891-12-07

The Milford Chronicle wants the
'plstitudes" Of the new ballot laws ex.
pisiRed. There are no platitudes in a.
Whatever there Is that the Chronicle
does not comprehend Il Is not necessarily
a platftuda
Evening journal., 1891-12-07

IT Is as difficult to find an intelligent
or honest Republican who commends the
course Of the News as to find a man
whose wages have been increased by the
Mckinley bill
Evening journal., 1891-12-07

THE newspapers Of Wilmington are
having quite 4 controversy over the
action Of jury in sM slsstieR ease aria
Ang out Of a squabhls at the last Ransral
election. To uA this cOatrsven@- /.
nothing but a waste OF time. Dover
Delawarean.
Ihat i' the opinion Of the News now
since we showed sy interviews shat not
even the lawyers Of it's swn partv
coineiaed vita its ApstAssais OF o~vtain
Mltcheh' hm negroes and the four false
jurynen.
Evening journal., 1891-12-07
ILEMoNrHor nRops

Cures all Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness
Sore Throat. Bronchitis, Hemorrhages
and all throat and lung diseases. Ele
giant aud reliable.
25 cents at druggists Prepared only
BY pE. Il. hozlsy, Atlanta. Ga.
Evening journal., 1891-12-07

IT does not follow that because the
letter carriers, who are paid BY Demo
crai and Republican alike. are blocking
The city IN the interest Of the RepubH.
csn party, that they are ali blockheads.
Evening journal., 1891-12-07

THE New York Herald has descended
TO screeching that "a deadlock means
disaster to the Democratic party" That
is as alliterative as It is untrue. The
Herald is excited and hysterlcsl.
Evening journal., 1891-12-07
The goorchlng was Effectl,e.

FoWHFk LbuEeT,
The EVENING JOURNAL. in its issue Of
Decsmber 2, scorches Editor Sperry OF the
Morning News for the manner In which
he expressed himself in relation to the
Carpenter Mitchell election affair The
JOURNAL accuses sperry Of trying to in
cite mobs about polling places.
Evening journal., 1891-12-07
ADVICE 20 yoters.

Dover Delswarean
The people Of Delaware at the next
election will vote under a new ballot law.
and one that is expensive, cumbersome
aud that will be hard to understand by
the average voter, be he white or black
Our advice 10 thoss who want TO vote is
to begin at once the study of this Law in
order to be able on election day to vote
intelligently and understandingly.
Evening journal., 1891-12-07

THE Lswss Pilst discovered that The
AorniAe ms~u - isst Nttls aiaInrsn.
1reas ia q@sti@w &@m As Eww Yerk
Evening PEST ~ Bsunsm#mAAs suwsr /,
the Pilot will ctts a nYHsz9, hoasat
truthful, as@&asAtf~rwama, saswn. eat sx.
Pressioa sf aAs Hsww mA SISSY s@Afsss ",
Will reward n vita pmA 81 msw sAsaxu
The old @As@m w@EaA smaaas m~mh a alsw
piag shsu@ b preserves As a nmiic. IN.
News is nsaAizg II nsa aAa~swmus~a mat
nncandid. Hew could CsA&@u Club naar
who writes protestioAssm articles B,
otherwise
Evening journal., 1891-12-07
Miik. MIL

The place 70 get one quart or City
quarts OF milk is At Porter's, corner
Seventh and Madison streets. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed or money refunded. De-
itvered or sold At store. Telephone, Gal.
Evening journal., 1891-12-07

MRS SARAH W. PECK the wealthy
and religious woman caught shopllfting
in New York has probably been studying
the Mckinley bill.