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Evening journal., 1892-01-15
eARzAs FINAL EFFORT.
A Concerted 1cve 10 BE Made on AIexIc,
Within Ten Days.

A Concerted Mcye 10 Re Made on Mexico
Within Ten Days.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Jan. 15.-General
David Stanley has just received confidential
reports from the commanders Of the differ
ent troops engaged in scouting for Gmza to
she effect that CARA and his men are en-
gagged IN mastering greater strength
The United States authorities along the
river between Laredo and Brownsville have
received reliable information from Mexican
spies that CARA now has his headquarters
on the Mexican and Texas railroad, about
100 miles east Of Laredo, and is receiving
recruits from Mexico and various parts OF
Texas daily.
These spies have discovered that there
win be a concentrated move Of the entire
revolutionary forces made on Mexico within
ten days These reports have recently
stirred up the military authorities on both
sides Of the river. The United States troops
are TO DO concentrated in tho territory oc-
cupied by the reyolutionists as rapidly as
pDsaibie
Evening journal., 1892-01-15
A Pleasant Surprise Party-A Fox Hunt.
sick In the Country.

Pleasant Surprise Party-A FOX Hunt.
sick In the Country.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
FAULKLAND, Jan. ia concert and
supper was held under the auspices Of the
lady members of St. James's Episcopal
Church, Newport, in Brandywine Springs
Dali on Wednesday evening A large
aud appreciative audience was Ia attend
ance and heartily applauded the inter.
esting vocal selections rendered by the
Walter Hartman quartette A sump-
tuous supper, prepared by the members
of the congregation. was served In the
large dining of the hotel. The oc-
casion proved pleasing to all and a sue.
cess, considering the disagreeable weather
which had tendency to keep a large
number from the hall A neat sum was
netted for the benefit Of the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sowden Of
Greenbank, we're sgreesbly surprised on
Wednesday evening by a number of
their young friends. The party con-
gregated at the residence Of Mr..
Gets, and proceeded to Mr.. Sowden' s
home. Filing in as they did they took
the host and hostess by surprise just as
they were about to retire Dancing was
INDUCED ia until q seasonab.e hour,
when refreshments were served in
abundance. The guests then thanked
their hosts for the agreeable hospitality
Afforded them and repaired to their
homes. Among those present were;
The Misses Gets, Miss Abigail WEIGH.
Miss Wade, Miss Bessie Clark, Samuel
Sowden, Samuel Chandler, Miller Speak.
man, Matthew Raston, Harvey Williams,
James EHstburn. James Mitchell, Frauh
Pyle. George Hayes, Jacob Megargle and
John T. Mullins.
An exciting fox.hunt took place yes
terday. Reynard was liberated on the
farm of Msrshall Jordan, at II o'clock.
The ''yelping" OF the hounds, while cross.
ing the nils and valleys, was very plea
SAINT to the ears of the many horsemer
who particip ated in The hunt.
Amos Shsrpless, the miller at Ashland
has been confined to his home several
weeks with an attack Of the grip.
Joshua Jeffries Of Southwood Is serious
/ " i'll with the grip. as is also his wife
| They are old and well-known residents o.
| this county, and grave doubts are enter.
tsined for their recovery.
Mrs Elizabeth Stewart is gradually re
covering from q severe attack of thu
grip.
II ANi1haAu ENbAJ AN-o tNAAN w AaANSAAt -AAs
TO attend the funeral of relative.
Isaac Lenderman met with a painful
accident few days ago while unloading
machinery at Marshsllton.
Mrs. Maria Ecoif, the aged mother o
David Ecoff of Marshallton, was laid q
rest in the Red Clay Creek Cemetery, Wed
nesday. large number Of her relative
and friends attended the funeral.
Falkland Lyceum met in regular SEES
sion last evening and rendered the fol.
lowing program In the presence Of
small audience. Readings, Miss Amy r
Plser Miss Eva Ball. Rev. John D
Blake, DR.. l.. H. Bali, Charles Dempsey
lyceum Journal, Miss Eva Hall; debate
question, That the Middle Man is
Benefit to the Farmer" affirm ative
Rev. John D. Blake, Charles Dempse
aud Joseph Derrickson; negative, DR.. I
H. Ball and Orlander Megargls n
decision was made, but sentiment Wa
with the former.
Evening journal., 1892-01-15
TELEaRAPHlc eREMTlEs.

The Spanish province Of Huelya is flooded
and wires are down.
Two bags Of mail matter were stolen
from the Erie railroad platform at Batavia,
N. Y.
The failure is announced in New Orleans
OF w. H. Chaffee a Co., cotton factors
Their assets are $4,000 and their liabilities
$500, 1000
The Ohio spiritualists have purchased 200
acres ON Lake Brady for the purpose OF
building hotel and establishing a resort on
the ChautauQua plan.
The North Central school building at
Winnipeg was destroyed by fire. -Four hun
bred and fifty pupils We're in the building
and many narrow escapes occurred
The pope has instructed the cardinal arch
bishop of Paris TO stop clerical opposition to
the government. Count de Bohaine, French
ambassador at the Vatican, brought about
this letter
The Prussian landtag was opened, Chan
eellor Won Caprivi reading the speech from
the throne, which made no reference *
foreign affairs, but declared probable de
felt in the budget
Burglars robbed the installment store d
| c. v. Burke & Co., at Altoona, Pa, ant
stole goods valued at $1,000 The articles
taken consisted OF jewelry, watches, ladies
coats fine dress goods aud silverware.
Evening journal., 1892-01-15
LETTERS From TIE PEOPLE.


10 the Editor of the EVENING JorrRNAr.
SIR: Our citizens are riohtfnllv nar.
vous at night owing to the freanencv n
ourglaries Careful housekeepers have
the revolver handy-the female portion
OF the family imagine every creakino
door or shutter an attempt at BURGLARY
ana the result is large number Of mao.
PIE iay awake &C night, and by day wonder
why the police do not capture the bur-
glars. They say, We have four detec-
IlVes, TOO: Why don't they catch thernf'
Your well known detectives are handi
capped by being known. Not even the
famous Pinkerton brothers Billie ana
Bob, could detect them alone r. onr
city fathers want to help our eficiant
local detectives they would vote a fnnd
enabling Witsil, McVey. Hawkins and
Hatton to employ Shadows" to
watch all suspicious characters, get evil
dence, get In with the thieves If possible
work with them, and when the proper
time comes arrest them, and then when
10 court produce the evidence.
What will follow?
Mark the prediction:
Bail will be furnished
prominent lawyer will appear for
the burglars--a sentiment will be created
ia their iavor-The day OF the trial will
come. An abb will be attempted. and.
IN summing up, lawyers for the defence
VIII anathemabize the evidence, as well
% the honest, earnest, detectives who
nave risked life and limb to bring them
70 Jastlce-the agents" of the LAWYERS
VIII call upon the people whose houses
nave been bnrglarized, and whose lives
nave been Jeopardizsd and they will be
asked May you not be mistaken Re
Ins moer you are swearing away mans
noerty, ETC., etc, and SO work upon
their sympathies that they will refuse 10
testify d be afraid of the vengeance of
the gang back of the arrested ones
hesult-The sympathies of the jury
are worked upon, aud they are told that
sne only evidence against us (for the
lawyer makes the clients case his OWL
- that Of detectives, and they are told
the word or oath of detective is not to
De taken, etc Verdict Either q mis-
srlal or mot sufficient evidence"
ana, mark you, large number of the
people VINO are c ying out against the
innao.lYley OF police and detectives. will
70 anions sne first to say "'Pwas shame
Moral-aave your revolver undar vopr
pillow; get good little dog. for Vidoco
says "A thiet's horror is small doc
and light; they can club a big dog. hnf
q little one creeps under the sofa or
bureau and will not stop barking. .
Then, when you hear a noise or see an
arm inserted, shoot to kiln
AN Ex- DETECTIVE.
Wilmington, jan 10.
Evening journal., 1892-01-15
SENATORS IN CONTEMPT.
rhey Refused 70 Vote on the Enumeration
nm at Albany.


ALBANY, jar. 15-The voters and tax
payers in three Of the largest senate dis
tiicts IN the state hive no one to speak for
them in the upper house Of the Legislature
Of the state Of New York Their senators,
Charles T. Saxton, George z. Erwin and
Edmund OConnor, have been silenced, their
names have been erased from the roll Of the
senate, and tney are not permitted to take
part ia the debates of that body.
Tho trouble came about when the enum-
sration bin was called up and put on It's
passage. The Republican senators refused
10 vote, claiming that the bill was being
Itilroaded. and that they were not sufli-
fiently acquainted with IFS provisions to
vote intelligently The speaker insisted that
they must vote, aud on a point blank refusal
they were adjudged in contempt and their
eases referred 20 the Judiciary committee.
The enumeration bill was then passed.
The only change was as to the date Of be-
ginning the census, making it Fob. 16, and
fixes the compensation Of enumerators at
two dollars per day and one cent per capita
extra, instead Of three dollars per day as III
the original
Evening journal., 1892-01-15

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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON An
a. BALTIMORE RAILROAD.


| PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, An,
a. BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
January 4. 1852.
Trains win leave Wilmington as follows
Ppiladelphie te1pressl. 30, - 4 2a 81. az
90 b0 o., g43. i0o5, 10 q. II 20, ii 49, II 81.
sas FT.ls, By AZ 5o4. 10. u. 90, %.
Accommodation, . 90. 6 So, 7c5, sts. lOs5a
Y w. y, 5 20 %; 80 ~ g 49, and lo9op p.
%, 5ss 0a q .l0e5, II 20, II 81 n o., 10,
z %, u and IL D m. -
I1Ss N. Il 81, %. Q 40, IS, 20, SO 10 and
New York. i IS. q IS, 4so, 8 90 sm.. 50, locs
10, II. SO, 70 81. O.. 1873 IL, and 10 Il M 1o'
For West Chester, via Lamokin. 90 ane
. w a M. 2 % and 10 M.
For Newark (Centre) and intermediates
stations, 40 an, " "a and es3 p n.
M. " 10, n, 45 and o5 , IA and IL 10 night.
Baltimore and Washinston, AZ, s.m.eu.
~ y, and Il 90 8 N, " %, II ~ 10, 0s, AS
z .6!S 8. 40. 8 20 p m and u AZ nIght.
Trains for Delaware Division leavs for:
New Castle, s TO- 11.23 q N, $50 625
o-i9 ~, 3 50 ? m, azd Il o6 night.
rof Lewes. S.l5 a. ma 81 D. m!
aat.iahgtons llei'mer, aad wav RfatiDrs 10
N IA; ;a : AZ ? M Harrington and way stations.
Express for Dover, Harrington aud Delmay.
= r 4o = ~, : ~ q z "a, and IL q night
Accommodation, 8 rs 3 IN.
EApIess. 1or Cape Charles, Old Point Com.
Tort ana norfolk, II Is N and II Of night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street for yvu
mlngIon, lezprees) 80, 7 30. 2 M al q ia IN IN
~ a3, II lsa m,l2l0, *12 85 / So C2.s al Ssgs8
~ y, Ava ~ %, e57 20. Lilo. Il 30.
Accommodation, s rs, 74o, 10 49, IA 81
ss; Ky, 10. %, 49, 22. S8. 10 %. 10 q and
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (express), S. e. An
e6ggV.le 90 Il ola NIL 39,4 81 1870 SOS 05,
a AacseesmnIoodation. ZOO. sos. m. lslC.l4,
For Chester texpreas). / IS. 40, $50. 600.
| II 81 a ~ 8 "a, So, 7 06 and ~ D m.
| Accommodation. "a, %, m. 1910 lA6,
70, ~, % and 10 80 m.
k Eor HeW York SsexSpress), q, IS. 20. 7W
and Q6 p M.
| For Boston, without change, 5Epm.
For West Chester, via Lamokin. 05 a No,
For New Castle, 8 50 p m and IL Os night.
Norfolk ~ Oh night.
=, For Middlet9wn, clayton, Dover, Wyoming,
FELTON,, Harrington, Bridgeville, Seaford,
/ Laurel and Delmer IL OF night.
| Baltimore and Washington, 4 40, 8 Oh. Ok
M, IL %, u 30, %, g %, 40, 20 m and IL 40
| nlgnf.
Baltimore, only 6 08 pm and l2 10 NIGHT.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, Tor WI.
mington (express), 80, 20, Q 10,11 Is IA I2l0,
q 5Us, ob7, 40, 35.ll 16, II 30 p m. ana ~ -
Accommodation, s8s, 10 IS, 3 NJ, laa,
| 2 %, 8 10. 8 36, 10 08and II IS m.
For further information passengers are re-
| ferred to the ticket ofice at The station.
| Trains marked thus % are Limited e xrrese
| composed entirely Of Pullman ] arlor and
Dining Cars.
CHAs. E. PUGH, J.R. WOOD.
General Manager. Gen. Faw Agent.
Evening journal., 1892-01-15

Hnll. missed her best pair OF shoes and
Julia at once concluded that Eta had
stolen them, and informed the authori.
ties. Eta was seized by the laws
strong arm before she reached the end of
town, and taken before Mayor Hanson.
She denied the theft but the officers
made careful examination OF her cloth
ing and found the dress boots attached
to an undergarment Eta was held In
500 bail. and taken back to jail.
Patrick Dougherty, another bad pris-
oner was brought into Mayor Hanson q
tribunal soon afterwsrd Dougherty only
mad Few days to serve In Jail before he
would have been freed once more.
Mean while BILLY" FIdderman, we'll
known New Castle co,ored man bscame
intoxicated and boisteroas and he was
roped IN. ''Billy always has money
ABOUT MIN. The man Doughersty found
THIS out. When chilly" was not looking
Dougherty rlf1ed his pockets aud con-
hscated 81 90. He was caught in the
act, arraigned before the mayor, and
sent back IN default Of $100 bail for the
county court.
New crop fancy N. o. molasses, Boyle's
Effects OF the storm.
The big snow storm that has been rag
ing all day has caused a TEMPORARY
suspension Of business throughout tia
city. Work has been shut down in the jail
yard. The severe rainstorm OF the past
twentyfour hours has raised the Della.
ware river, and great quantities OF ice
are In the stream to-day, Ice cutting has
been abandoned all through this region,
and the outlook for much Of a harvest Ii
not the brightest
The International Ia Port.
The Red Star tug international, which
was sent to Antigua at the instance Of
the underwriters to save the sunkeu
British steamship Strathye, arrived there
on wednesday efter a speedy run. She
VIII begin work at once on the vessel
which lies hard and fast on the PREACHER
GUS Diamond Shoals.
The schooner Lizzie Babcock IL anchored
just outside the harbor here
Teas, co fees and pure spices. at BoVla,s
Evening journal., 1892-01-15
FRipAv. JANUARY y. 1899.


HAVING contracted for anew Web Per
fectine Press we cffsr for sale the large
double cylinder press on which the
EvENrVs JOURNAL Is now being printed.
This press viii print = four or eight
page. eight column newspaper and may
be sean running ia our press.room As
We contemplate putting in an entire new
.lans. we also cifsr the plant now
in uss. consisting Of type, cases,
imposing stones, dasks. tables, safe, etc.
being an the paraphernAlia required N
the publication OF daily newspaper.
This * al opportunity seldom offered e
any enc abont to start newspaper
The slant viii be properly packed and
delivered free on board boat or cars,
JOURNAL PAINTING COMPANY,
Wilmington, Del
Evening journal., 1892-01-15
NEWSPAPER OPINION.



Dover Index.
Mayor Wiley and Police Commissioner
Jester have concluded 30 shade the police
force Of Wilmington with the ebony hue
Of their party and accordingly on Monday
night appointed two negro policemen.
They took the night time TO do 1t as the
darkness Of the hour best comported
with their deed The threats of their
colored constituents became so boister9u Is
aud ominous as to make further
delay In the matter dangerous to Repub-
lican uuity The colored element OF the
Republican party is sufficiently strong 70
coerce the Republican leaders into sub
mission to their demands The appoint
mert Of the two sanle policeman is an
other evidence that Republican success
in Delaware would put eolored mea intS
Offices ard colorsd children Into free
schools ali over the state TIE ballo
box is the barrier that stands between
the people and mixed schools audi mikes
atfien hnldera
Evening journal., 1892-01-15

SENATOR Joan SHERMAN was inter
viewed a. Pitssburg. He said he would
never again run for political Office. He
thought Blaine should not accept the
Presidential nomination II It were
offered 70 him. on account Of his health.
He was dubious as to President Harrison's
ability to carry Ohio II he we're renomi-
mated Senator sherman has said what
thousands Of people are thinking Mr..
Blaine Is either dscsiving Harrison or
deceiving his own adherents. II he
means to be candidate. it Is
not loyal to Harrison to remain in the
Cabinet II be does not mean 70 be 8
candidate he should not allow his name
to be used as Quay, Foraker and etAsrs
are using it to defeat Harrison and keeE
other candidates of the track. Nobod,
cares for Harrison. As Senator Sherman
says it is doubtful II be can carry Ohio
but that does not alter the just
ness of the criticism on Secretary Blain
for permitting bis friends to electionee
against the men In whoss Cabinet he sit
as loyal. personal adviser. Does Mr.
Blaine mean to dicker with the Pres
Dental nomination again aud hold
dangling before the greedy gaze Of HarE
son, Alger. Depew or any other bidds
who will make him the best offer9
Evening journal., 1892-01-15

LONDON, Jan 15-H. II. johnson, consul
general for Great BritaiR in Portuguese East
Africa, marched with 100 Sikhs from India,
and a number Of native African police, TO
suppress the slave dealers at Lake Nyassa.
The Arab slave dealers attacked Mr.. John
son and his men at Makaniiras A bloody
fight followed The slave dealers had the
advantage. Captain Mcguire, commanding
the siShs Dr. Boyle, Of the South Africa
company, Mr., Alacewen, and nine Others
on the British side were killed, and eleven
s-rnttndad
Evening journal., 1892-01-15

ELIZABETH, Jan. 15.-The first Chinaman
ever naturalized in Union county, N. J.
has just got his papers. He Is 10 Kee, a
laundryman, and he wants to go to China
10 get money which Is coming to him by
inheritance. He has been eleven years in
America, and wants 10 DO an American
citizen so that he can claim protection from
this government during his trip and be able
to gain admission to the United States
when he comes back Judge Mccormick
gave him the necessary document, which he
Rugged 10 his bosom as he retired.
Evening journal., 1892-01-15

Australia Batson. colored. was charged
with assaulting Robert Jones at the city
court this morning. Batson pleaded
guilty to the sharge AMI was fined s. and
costs. John Calvin was charged with
attempting 70 enter the barn Belonging
20 Edward Forrest last week. The casa
was dismissed on the costs being paid.
Evening journal., 1892-01-15

THE Chicago Tribune says: 1T Is
better to let the heels Of your shoes 60
unblscxed than to miss q train. But 1t
is no. we'll to do either, man who has
q proper regard for appearances will keep
his shoes properly BACKED, and prudent
man, who divides bis time sensi5lY, will
not miss a train
Evening journal., 1892-01-15

In getting even With President Harri-
son for attempted reference with his
machine in Philadelphia, Senator Quay
may cause an Investigation and exposure
Of his own methods The Democrats
would like 10 witness the full exposure
but Qlay and Harrison are not likely tc
give them The chanae.
Evening journal., 1892-01-15
Invest At Howe.

Investment Of capital should not made
be made from prejudice or from ignor
snce 1t frequently appears that both
have governed the investment Of large
blocks Of capital and resulted In loss to
the Individual owners and q general
detrimsns to the community.
A failure does more harm than the In
Evening journal., 1892-01-15

NEW YoRK, Jan l5-The committee on
machine composition appointed by the
American Newspaper Publishers associa-
ton report that machine composition is ab-
solutely practicable, and very much cheaper
than hand composition; that as between the
typesetting and typecasting machines, the
latter are BY far the more preferable for
ordinary newspaper work; and that so fan
as revealed by this test, the Rogers typo
graph produced the best and most economi-
raI taeiiifa
Evening journal., 1892-01-15

HARRIloN men are said to be scarce In
Philadelphia In the Eve Congress dis
trlcts 81 which conventions were held
not corporars guard Of Harrison men
appeared, aud In every case Blaine men
were elected and TO make assurance
doubly sure they wsre instructed for
Blaine for President
Evening journal., 1892-01-15

IT Is one Of the strange and sudden re-
WILSON'S of.human sympathy which makes
the people q LONDON crowd the streets
and weep over the death Of the Duke Of
Clarence whom they formerly hooted and
ridiculsa IS Cuffs and Collars"
Evening journal., 1892-01-15

The frst mounted drill Of Troop B,
First Cavalry, \ G. D., was held IN the
basement Of the arnory last evening.
Last night Sergeant Field instructed the
men in catching, brid,iug, saddling and
mounting, as well as In some Of the
primary tactics.
Evening journal., 1892-01-15

OEoNTA, N. ~, Jan. ia dam in this
place on the West Oneonta creek broke, and
fifty acres Of water rushed down the valley
with great force Barns and bridges were
carried away, but no lives were lost.
Thadius Green and wife waded out Of their
house in water up TO their arms The roads
are al inundated and blocked with ice
Evening journal., 1892-01-15

OTTAWA, Jan. l5.-Hon. j. A. Chaplain
win Immediately after the pending Quebec
provincial elections are over resign his po-
pition as secretary Of state on the ground Of
i'll health
Evening journal., 1892-01-15
Drowned Himself while Insane.

WEsTFrELD, Mass, Jan. l5--Lewis }.
Cooley, prominent Mason and Odd Fellow
committed suicide, during &c Of insanity
by drowning. Mr.. Cooleys father and
brother took their lives in the same way.
Evening journal., 1892-01-15

If be supply Of ice should not be
ample next summer John sherman could
20 through the country making speeches
and President Harrison could be renomi-
mated.
Evening journal., 1892-01-15

EcsrATIc visions of rapidly accumu-
lated wealth do not come to the men who
get rich BY SLOW degrees. but to the men
who fail 20 get rich at all.
Evening journal., 1892-01-15

BUCK HAVEN, Pa, Jan l5.-The ice in the
SusQuehanna river broke up and is moving
out On a four foot flood. At Clearheld there
Is a six foot food.
Evening journal., 1892-01-15

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-rhe following
fourth class postmasters have been appoint
ed in New York G. @. Anderson, Benson
hurst; I. Poliay, Sandy Creek; j. B. How
eli Nina
Evening journal., 1892-01-15

Yesterday afternoon pensions were
granted TO the following Deiswareans
Philip R. Reed, original. and Sarah
Ann Vernon, origiaalswidows.
Evening journal., 1892-01-15

TRE acsount Of the New York Sun In
another column, stating how Colonel
Elliott f Shepard advertised Tor girl
swho loves Jesus and Will eat with
the children whether absolutely true or
not is a good characterization Of that great
Republican, greater relgionist and all
around ass, who Is a legitimate product
Of the tin plate fsnaticlsm which ami
mates Republicanlsm Of the present day,
Evening journal., 1892-01-15

WAsHINGroN, Jan. IS. Major Julius II.
Patsli, Captain Thomas r. rowby and Lieu
tenant Charles q. johnson have been placed
upon the retired List IF the army.
Evening journal., 1892-01-15

TIE finger Of scorn is the longest,
boniest. ugliest and hatefulest finger
kno~n In nature or Ia art.
Evening journal., 1892-01-15
wANAmAKER,s.

PnILAD ILrHIA, Friday. Jan. Is, 1879.
Tie z0eatkev to-day IS Iskslg
10 be cIouay.
Evening journal., 1892-01-15

but thoroughly ana euecuNely.
They're the original little Liver Pills, these
tiny, sugar-coated anti-bilious granules-the
smallest and the easiest to take One little
Pellet for a laxative-three for cathartic
Sick Headache, Bilious Headache, Constipa-
ton. Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, and ell
deraugements Of the liver, stomach and
bowels arc prevented, relieved, and cured.
Put up in sealed vials IA perfect vest
pocket remedy, always convenient, fresh,
and reliable.
They're tho cheapest pills you can buy, for
they're QuQrdntsed to give satisfaction, or
your money is returned. You pay only for
the good You get.
Can You ask moref
Evening journal., 1892-01-15

WHATEVER other City Councils may
have left IL is always certain that a Re
publican Council viii not leave a surplus.
Evening journal., 1892-01-15

TAKE things as they come Is not a
warrant FOR taking anything not your
own.
Evening journal., 1892-01-15

A MAN Dug BIT to shoot to KIN II he
shoots a. all In the recent case here
when the burglar had broken the pane Of
glass and was partly In the house, we
do not understand why. being good
shot, Mr. Seeds aid not hit the burglar
instead Of breaking qaartsr-lpch plate
glass A cool man, who IS good shot
ought to shoot 70 kin burglar n
ought to HAYS weapon not pepper boz
t1v
Evening journal., 1892-01-15

ANAx Who carries pistol Is too apt to
keep lis finger on the trigger