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The evening world., 1893-10-20
MOST R[sENTs DIS|NFECT|0N
The Aroh-Anarchist Says His
Clothes Were Ruined.
Has He Fled { o Escape the vacci-
nation Corps?

Herr Johann Most. arch-Anarchist and
editor OF Trciheit. has A great big, three
ply grievance against the Board of
Health. which is p~aradoxical, In view
Of the belief he constantly advocates
and breaches.
In the matter nf government Most
believes In al entire lack Of system, but
when It comes to the disinfcCtion Of
his personal property by the paid hire
ling Of n hated government. this same
lack Of system Is bitterly deplorod and
regretted by this Confucius Of all sys-
cm.destroyeIs.
As told in The Evening world"
Mcsl's wife Was taken from their apart
mcnts, 2f William street, to North
Brother Island. III with smallpox. last
saturday. Nj after Health Inspector
Brady called at the house and proceeded
To disinfcCt everything in sight. includ-
ing his pet monkey.
Most was away ut the time on a
h~aranguning trip, and he didn't return
until yesterday. 1t Is possible that he
heard that the lancet and virus brigade
was moving on Park Row and the Bow
cry. and might swoop down upon 266
William street. and he didn't care to
have vaccination added to disinfcction.
he did venture into town for n little
while. Yesterday. and unburdened himself
TO n friend. According to the Anarchist,
he was under the impression that the
Bahama cyclone had made his home Its
headquarters when he opened the door.
why" said he. that fellow tina dis
injected my rooms turned everything
topsy-turvy, and left II so. He ruined
nll my clothes, ever to my shirts, and I
hhd to W n new shirt before I could
come to the office.
II suppose those men have to do some
NM to earn their salaries. and when
thnv do II they do II with Il vengeance"
Most IL firmly convinced that because
Or his unpopularity with city officials
the Inspector thought he was doing Il
clever thing in destroying the Anar-
chists clothes. He characterizss the act
as inhuman. however, and believes that
no one else in the city would tolerate
such excessive activity.
An Evening World' reporter tried TO
ma Most to-day. No one answered the
door-bell at his house, although the men
in the rag-shop under his apartments
saw him there yesterday.
At the Office of Freiheit. 167 william
street. II was said that Most had gone
out of town again. When he would re-
turn was not Known. No one except the
monkey. which Most had left in the
office. knew anything about the cyclonlc
diSinfection.
The simian eyed the reporter suspi-
cloisly. evidently fearing that he was
"A public vaCCinator. Whether this same
fear drove Herr Most out OF town again
could not b. learned.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
Lanciers.

This popular square dance has with
TODD the changes of a decade. 1t was
adopted at the Saratoga Convention of
Dancing Masters in 1883, and at the Chi
cago convention last August 1t was put
on the programme for lS93-lS94, with the
elimination of the fourth figure. All the
figures are dan led four times. The order
Is as follows:
First Figure-Heads to right, forward
end back. four bars; turn opposite, four
bars; cross over II return to place,
eight bars; all balance to corners and
turn, eight bars.
Second Figure-All forward and back.
four bars; leave ladies In centre, four
bars: gentlemen's hands around ladies
and form basket. eight bars; all hands
around. eight bars.
Third Figure-All forward and back,
forward and salute. eight bars; ladies'
double chain Or all promenade. eight
bars.
Fourth Flgure-Grand chain or grand
right and left. half way round. salute
The evening world., 1893-10-20
A MUCH NEEDED MEASURE.

The passage OF the Cox bill through
the lower House of Congress, providing
for the better regulation OF National
banks, will be generally approved. 1t
provides that no officer. director. clerk.
agent or servant OF IA National bank
shall be permitted to borrow money from
such bank until his proposition stat
Ing the amount, terms and security Of
fered shall be submitted In writing TO
a meeting of the Board of Directors, or
OF the Executive Committee OF such
Board. and approved ~ u majority Of
those present constituting a quorum.
In nearly every case where a National
bank has failed during the present de
preston IL has been due to overIrafts
or the securing OF loans by its officers
on insufficient security.
There are wheels within wheels IN
National banking associations, as well
as in other institutions. Though, ac-
cording to the statement of Senator
Smith, OF New Jersey. In the debat
the other day. there has only been an
average OF seven failures per annum
during the thirty years OF their exist.
ence, and no holder OF a National bank
note has ever lost a cent OF his money,
abuses have developed In the manner
indicated. and the Cox bill will remedy
nem as far as legislation can do It..
The evening world., 1893-10-20
GREAT VS.. SMALL STATESMEN.

The importance which the trainers Of
The Constitution attached to the right of
Hhe majority to rule was well Illus
Hrated In the debates before the Ccnven-
tion that adopted 1t.
The apprehension of the Southern or
planting interests that the Northern and
Eastern or commercial States would use
their numerical majority to enact oppres-
sive navigation laws resulted in the
proposition that the Constitution should
require a two-thirds vote In each House
of Congress for the enactment Of such
laws.
The matter was argued at length. 1t
was admitted that some protection was
desirable, but there was a strong and UNI
conquerable r%epugnance 10 the introduce
ton of n provision in the Fundamental
law which departed from the essential
principle of free government that Il ma
jority should rule. The departure was
justified in effecting changes in the or
ganic law itself, which represented the
compromises and conditions by which
the new communities proposed TO be-
come united in Il closer union. and in
the stipulations of treaties. but it was
argued that no conflict of interests
could justify such an Inconsistency in a
republic as the requirement of IL two
thirds vote in general legislation.
The proposition was finally rejected BY
q unanimous vote.
But the silver Senator's despite this
significant action of the Convention seek
to establish a precedent which the faith
ers of the Constitution duly considered
and unanimously rejected. They try to do
more. They not only require u two-thirds
vote. but they insist on the preservation
of an absurd set of rules, under which.
according to Senator Vest, one-ffth OF
the Senate can defeat the wish of four
1ifths. They even maintain that this
one = fifth may properly prevent any
change. even In the rules. The Constitu-
ton may be changed by II two-thirds
vote of Congress and a three-fourths
vote of the States. But these sacred
rules Of the Senate. embodying the mock
dignity and clumsy of hat
body, may be changed only by a four
tfths vote Of its members!
Was there ever a more ridiculous prop
psition maintained even in a college OF
owls?
The evening world., 1893-10-20
T0oTHAcHR TRANSPARENCY.

h Union Hin physIc!sn's wife IL Eliug
him for clyOrce and one u her cnarg-s
s. that when Ae Was hopping around
The house having hiEb-ynlhE with q
oothach IL swatLea her ~ ms Jaw
saying as ~ Gic 30: - am suffering ana
you must suffer, too"
There Is simila slmillDus ~curantur fyr
you Of the most Practical klAd. j. IL /,
new physical culture cure Tor tOULuacne
Mental healing IL all right, perhaps. lor
some KIND Of ailments. but when M
angGisbed lack tooth is ~tArobb4AP ~
time with 4 ticking clock, and eyery
new lancinaLlng reminder % 10 gsns!.
tiVeness IS keener and more painful
Than ats predecessors, a man canno,
throw his Intellectual faculties out of
the window M forget that he has got
q lot OF nerve g0nglia hanging like bar
nacles 20 his maNillary prycess. not
much
Toothachc, Ike murder, WI OUT. II
Is a terror 10 kings as well a. h t4e
canaille. II can make q mar feel meauer
than II other thing on earth, and n
swatting 9 wife In the jaw IL a good re-
liable remedy for II. then Vive the Swat!
say we. But II won't do to swat pro
miscuouriy. A man may wat his wife
The evening world., 1893-10-20
MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE.
German Servant Found with Two
Bullets in Her Side.
Family OF Her Employer Reticent
About tho Case.

There is considerable mystery sur
rounding the death of Kate Gaemelloft,
a pretty, young German woman, who
died from a pistol shot WOUND In her left
side in the boarding-house 1916 and los
West Fiftieth street ut . o'clock this
morning.
The police report Is very meagrc. 1t
contains merely the bare allegation h
the woman died from n pistol shot
wound, supposed to have been self-in-
fiicted
An Evening World" reporter who
called at the house this morning was
told by II dalk-compleXioncd, middle
aged man. who appeared to he the head
or the house. that nothing was known
about the matter more than that the
woman shot herself in her room. lie
added very reluctantly that she was II
servant and had been In the house six
months. He refused TO state whether he
knew OF any reason why the woman
should desire to end her l!!c.
ON the door plate OF los IN" name Of
Lima" appears. The directory of Sc
lcct"d nancs gives the occupant OF the
hous. IA Lima De MervlIl". but 1t was
snii MAT no such woman lived there,
IL was learned that the house was
Kept by Emil l;,gnier, Il Spaniari. aud
n II was II young women's boarding
II Was Rognicr himself who. reported
the matter to the police. lie told Scrgt.
Kerr that tho woman had Commute
suicide" Detective prviury, who was
sent 10 investigate, SAW thr woman ~
Ing dead on me bed with two 2k-calihrg
bullet hpl's IN her side. Tn expensive
Irnr! handed weapon Was FOUND ON the
iuDr.
when tho detective arrived and sat.
iu.l be- Ma asleep IN tie room next g.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
Should They Marry Again.

10 the fdltor:
A. our boarding house We have frequent dis.
cushions at the table on matters ot local interest.
The latest, however. has been unusually SHARP,
and as We are about equally divided on the sub
itct We have determined to call In the help OF
your readers. The question that arosc was
Should q husband or wife marry again in event
~ death Of his or her life partner" Some con-
tsndcd that children left without a mother nc.ied
tho care OF a woman; hence It was proper for a
Husband to marry again that women left widows.
without proper imam ,iai support. we're justified in
taking a second helpmate. To both OF which ar.
guments the "antis' replied that such marriages
were Of convenience only. and we're not fair TO
tbs dlsintertsted 60 parties. On the other hand
the %'antis' held that It was an insult TO the
memory OF the dead husband or wife IN contract
a second marriage when. aside from any ques.
ton OF convenience. there was no:ling to warrant
II. A love which leads two people TO embark on
the matrimonial sea. they claimed. should b.
everlasting. Now what do Evening World
readers think: lac
The evening world., 1893-10-20

Every Jacket has immense sleeves and
the laring skirt that gives them a new
and entirely different loo from those
on view last season. The handsomest
model in this form was a Partisan fancy
in black ~broadcloth. with six deep tucks
In the skirt. The body was tight-fitting
and had a beautiful collar OF broad
tail, a fur which is almost If not quite
as expensive as s%ealskin, 1t being the
covering OF the unborn Persian lamb.
The sleeves in this Jacket were OF
eminence purple velvet, full at the
shoulders and narrowing down to very
slender proportions In the forearm.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
Answers to Questions.

NJ. Raphael.-send the reports OF your labor
organization to this ONCE.
J.. Husson. Bayonne. n. 1.-THE cup Just won
by Nigilant Is the samo that was won by
America in 1851
u. B,-rhe origin OF 80. X" dates dark to tbs
early DAYS OF the express business. II 10 said
to be an abbreviatlon OF ''all correct"
A. u. C. D.-You must make application to the
Captain Of the company and pass a physical eN'
animation after your application has been favor
ably acted uDon.
Mrs. L. Clark Write TO the Congressman Of
your district and ask him to look up the In
formation you desire about a war claim against
the Government.
Quiz.-"How Salvador Won Is the last rscita,
ton Of any POPULARITY Of which we have heard
There are new books OF recitation published every
few weeks. Look Into the last Of these.
Bereaved.-A mourning band is worn on the ha
for two years after the death of a mother anC
for one year after the death OF a father. Thi.
Is the rule, but It 10 not always adhered to.
Adolph stager.-You can divide s9s by O., 500
Tho quotient will be .0l55x. Adolph went abOu
doing the problem right, but he should have car
ried out his answer to more decimal places.
Double.-A girl OF eighteen is not OF legal age
and she is yet . minor. but sixteen is the AZ
OF consent, and parents could not prevent a cir
OF eighteen marrying unless they locked her up.
The evening world., 1893-10-20

The New York Board of Health re-
ceives an average of 400 complaints q
week from women, calling attention to
the things that fret the soul and har-
ass the feelings. Among the ~nuisances
complained about are restless pianos.
interchangeable students of vocal music.
dancing and %elocution. midnight suppers
and poker parties, parrots and pet dogs.
church bells, electric lights that never
go out, prowling cats that plumber VIM
dow re~frigerators. gas fixtures that have
no stop cocks, tailors and modistes
who throw scraps on the front steps,
neighbors who keep geese and ROSTERS
in the kitchen for pate de fol gras and
capon dishes, sc. Never in the history
of the Board has there been a time
when women knew their rights as they
lO now.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
The Room, and the Home.

The divine law of harmony that per-
meates all nature is the one fundamental
principle Upon which 1T is safe to build,
and wherever 1t is disregarded confu-
sion is sure to result. No one thing
should ever be purchased for itself alone.
In relation to the room as a whole, Its
part in the projected scheme, its suita-
billty TO the use required, its adapta-
pility as a factor, all are points to be
studied and considered; and then when
such requirements are found. and in
trinsic beauty is added as an extra
charm rather thar as IN aggressive first
thought. success will be attained and a
well-nigh perfect selection will be made
The evening world., 1893-10-20
ChnmOis Glorea.

White and yellow ohamois gloves are
selling at 70 n So cents a pair. and
for the price there is no glove in the
market to compare with them. They
are warm, very comfortable. owing to
the yielding character of the skin: they
can be washed with soap and water, and
dried with a towel or the hand; they
are we'll made, and will outwear three
pairs of kid or dogskin. 1t is true they
are not the latest fashion. but what
has a poor woman to do with fashion,
anyway? With the militaire they have
always been the style.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
CoIored School Teachers.

White school teachers bury themselves
In the classroom. grow gray. old ana
dyspeptic in the profession, and die poor
and alone. The fate Of the colored
schoolmarms IS happier. Eighty per
cent. teach a few terms and resign to
marry %clergymen. No less h nifty
Of the Normal College graduates are
wives Of foreign missionaries or ZONES.
tic ministers. 1t is a well-known fact
that every one of the 12O girls graduated
from Normal College had from ten to
a dozen good chances to marry pros-
porous admirers.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
rusinaEs Ups and Downs.

BRAZIL, Ind, oct, .0.-Wolycr. Getz & Co,
one VI the largest coal mining companies In these
regions, which went into the hands Of - receiver
last May, have again been placed In Possession
Of their mines by the receiver, The Company viii
a. once resume operations, giving employment 10
SIX hundred miners. who have been Idle all
Summer.
MuNIIE. Ind. OCT. 90 The fires have been
started at the White River Iron ard Steel
bar iron and rtceI
Monday noruing The MunoNs knitting NH will
resume work after three months idl-uehs.
The over WINDOW Glass Works resumes Sunday
night.
The Whitley Reaper Works viii resume work
Oct, 20.
KASsAs CITY. Mo. oct 20 -A,sIEnee Chan.
Inns OF the French brothers CommiB,i0n COMPANY,
Which failed durinE The summer, was discharged
by the Circuit Court yesterday. all the Gompa,
ny's debts having been settled. Tia Company will
at once resume.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
SPORTING NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Finale of Outdoor Sports at Bay
onne To- Morrow.
Cribb Club. OF Boston. OTers .
Purse to Smith and Burge.


To-rorrow will SEQ the finale OF the
MT. -,
"peii-dlr h'iIi'll' spor's' 'he amman
will be given at the New Jersey a. G.
grounds Bsvonup CIV. and the pro-
- 80 ~ ~
srdiline calls lor u '"o-Ihi'e steePle-
chase race and a ten-miie run.
In. e n, =, To ,at axnnn,ad
'."'S " '"'''a1' NV II 80 wv '"' =,
bound 10 encourage all branches OF
or sIn0 II is to he regretted that Tom.
,,. ,,,.1 81, ,r,, ,,,a ELIMINATE, ,u,
NY '"N"''i' 'ho 'N'-"i.' ''""ii''.' WI,
all the Summer. and thinks he is enti.
A., A., ,a., r,,.,o a,,,r,, ,,,.orar
'l'i W '''" ""S' 'h''''''
are first-Class men, n tho racing
should he worth witnessing. George
Orten. the ore-mile champion Of
the two-mile stccpkchase. and Willie
Day, the pioneer at this game. VIII com
pete In the same race. n. J. walsh, last
years Champion, has entered. He Is a
fast man, ana the Xavier BOYS expect
Just at present IT looks as II the ten
mile affair would be won by, the eX-
champion, T., {: carter lie mas been
To- know think the old timer can about
al 4 o'clock.
Word comes from Boston that the
Cribb Club of that city had matched
The evening world., 1893-10-20
Keeping Ice Ud'er.

The hostess who sends n pitchi
ice water t her guests room SHOULD
as large "a lump of ice as will RI
pitcher and not too much water;A
set the pitcher in the centre Of a
newspaper, gathering the ends UP a.
top and place a strong rubber 4
around them to exclude the air. Tire
In this way the water will remain
ice water all night. and a lump of
as big as ones fist will not be emit
melted by the next morning.
The evening world., 1893-10-20

Tomorrow viii he Manhattan Day In
Chicago. II is always Manhattan Day
In New York. Yet the everyday ohser-
walton in this b~ustlinS city Is not a
narrow one. The metropolis grows and
thrives only az the country does. TIN
material progress Of Chicago and the
great West is important, even vitality
so, to the material progress OF New
York. This interesting fact will figure
In the proceedings and the speeches at
jackson Park tomorrow.
The evening world., 1893-10-20

One Of the most humane raids ever
made was that of officer Seymour yes
tcrday. when he stopped all the stages
on Fifth avenue that were dra wn by
limping and emaciatch horses. and made
eaCh driver unhltCh his team and take
them to the stables. The overworked
and decrepit creatures presented a
pitiable spectacle, and even tho passen-
gers who were Inconvenience by his
action upplaudcd the officer.
The evening world., 1893-10-20

Brooklyn women have resolved to go
into the campaign across the bridge.
And If they aren't altogether sure of
their ground, in the matter OF bossism
and the ring those are not such bad
issues that they raised at last nights
meeting. when they inveighed against
unclaimed streets, reckless trolley raj
management. the multiplicity of saloons
and the prevalence of gambling.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
Must Use the Due Pct.

If matching the costume" becomes q
popular fad, says the Dry Goods Chron-
icle. an uptown buyer has suggested
that the only way to meet the issue
will be to have a dyeing department,
and when the sample is handed in, the
glove will be matched in the dye pot"
The evening world., 1893-10-20
S,reef.Scented Thtsvss.

1t is an exception to get a saleswoman
for the toilet goods department who will
not steal scent. If she does not pour
just a little in her hand, to clean them.
she will tip up the bottle, wet the stopper
and rub it on her hair or handkerchief,
This Is what an old detective says whg
has been doing private service in dY3
goods firms for the last thirty-tive ye3
The evening world., 1893-10-20

The trading politician can no more
change his character. even In n great
crisis, han the leopard can chang" It's
spots. Senator quay, ever alert for a
bargain, proposes to postpone tho opera
ton OF the proposed Repeal hill until July
!. 1896, with the understanding that the
silver men will postpone any changes
in the tariff until the same date. If
Mr.. Quay would trade off his scat in
the Senate the bargain would afford
great satisfaction to the country.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
Hair Mirtures.

Many and dire are the warnings on
the usual means of hair cleansing.
Ammonia draws forth illusions to "the
young gray head" Hair mixtures
'darken;'' tar or glycerine soaps red
dem boraX will "r-r-rot;' soda will
"b each" 1 have 40 advice to offer
W. that which Is usually applied to
more important characteristics than
hair-"knoW thyself."
The evening world., 1893-10-20
Whose Sword 10 This7

To inc ElIor:
Whilo digging in q backward on Seventh street,
Jersey city. a few days ago, a small boy brought
to light n long sword. The blade is about three
and a half feet long and ono inch wide. The hilt
is brass, and on the knit, next to the hiit. one
side. is stamped in the metal: ~. s, 1865
A. G. NJ" On the ,ther aide appears: -. Roby.
West Chelmsford. Mass" Can YOU tell me who
s, Roby Is. and what officer such a large weapon
would belong to; also. what A. G. NJ probably
stands for. and II the sword IL valuable!
". q. NAYLoR.
les Grand street, Jersey City.
The evening world., 1893-10-20

Miss Anna Leary is building a heauti-
chapel on the corner Of Twenty
eight street and First avnue, which
is to be a memorial to her brother. MIR.
Arthur Leary. and the property OF Bel
levue Hospital. 1t Is in the Gothic style,
built of gneiss stone, and will be dedi-
Gated about Nov. l..
The evening world., 1893-10-20
IOH Eat EinMres.

Gored skirts. three and one half yards
wide at he hem, with side flaps and
pockets; round basques with umbrella
skirt, Ions narrow eve and lego
mutton sleeves and narrow brimmed high
crown hats or bonncts. are becoming
designs for stout figur.s.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
COsfiu UhU{,bOUe.

corset for a big woman requires half q
pound of bon 1t is we'll for buyers to
understand this In their search for sl.S9
goods. Cheap corsets are stayed with
stee, cclluloid or composition bones. It
Is rarely possible to buy a Coutile
whalebone corset for less than 81.
and 1t pays in the end. With care there
is two years service in a good fitting,
well-made corset.
The evening world., 1893-10-20

When Sam Jones preached" in this
city he said the efforts Of Dr. Park
hurst to drive the devil out OF New York
reminded him OF the way n dog of his
drove the hog out Of his corn field. The
dog was in front. But It must he ad-
mltted the Doctor Is giving the devil II
close finish. lie is picturing Satan in
lurid COlorS to the GRAND Jury.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
HER DRESS CAUGHT FIRE.
Sophia Meyers Terribly Burned at
Fer Home.

Sophia Meyers. aged eighteen, OF 4ls
East on" Hundred AMI Eighteenth
street, was Terribly burned about the
h'iy and limbs 1T > O'Clock this morn
ing a. her home, She was starting "A
me ~. H." furnace. Her dress caught
hre' She Was taken 10 Harlem Hospital,
The evening world., 1893-10-20

The immineucc Of the break in the
ranks of the repealors at Washington
was first slGnallcd to the people OF New
York by the Evening World" in Its
L o'cloc edition yesterday. 1t was done
In our biggest type in the headline. "A
Break May BE Near"
The evening world., 1893-10-20
Boys Lost In tho Forest.

G~lEENsBuRG. Pa oct 20, james boyle, aged
n's years. and Arthur =. puravity, ssed nine
years, who lived With Farmer aatthsw Campbell,
near Hillside, On The Mountain Ridge, left nome
Tuesday IN sEaTch Of cattle, which had strayei
into. tn" forest The boys have not been seen
or heard Of since. although searching parties
have sons 10 ever direction.
The evening world., 1893-10-20

'Ab~oiu4e dnquicscenee IN he dsciaoHs Of u, ma
5o1Ry-he raA pr'ac'p!> u r~eDuGttcs, JTpm uhicl
usSs ~ oDD>ai LUt tofOro, TIC rRpi priac1pb .rd
tn-,-L11 p1leH: of d.SDOlaa. Thomas Jefer-
bon z int inaugural a. President.