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Evening journal., 1893-12-22

putation that Mr.. Crosby had tried to
marry her for her money. We do not
remember legal decision 60 this effect
in this country, but In the notorious
case in which great politician had
written letters TO Dear Fisher" to which
the postscript Of Burn this was nee
essary, the matter was much discussed
and popularity decided, chiefly, according
to the political bias Of every individual
citizen. The Republicans held that their
'talooed idol, Mr.. Blaine, had a right TO
his incriminating letters. The Dem
ocrats maintained that they belonged
to "Dear Fisher" and to the public, es.
peclally as they were written by pure
and good man who had not got
rich on salary Of $4,000 a
year. The Republicans we're so sure
that they were right that they made
the greatest efforts Of their lives to put
that letter-wrlter in the Presidential
chair. We are not rid Of that man and
of the Blaine craze yet. Letter writer
Stevens is corollary Of the Blaine
proposition The Hawaiian muddle Is
one Of the shreds Of the vicious cloth
that fallacy was weaving The Repub'
lican party got on the wrong side Of the
case, and there they are. They are still
Blaming away after the dead Jonah
Of the Republican party as II be were a
,,,ooeot
Evening journal., 1893-12-22
THE RIPE PEAR.

THE screed Of ex.Minister Stevens
against Cleveland is painfully lacking in
defensive evidence. It is precisely the
same sort Of piles" that a criminal makes
In court when conviction is assured and
the evidence against him is complete.
This preacher-in-politics does not con-
trovert the charge; he does explain away
the evidence that President Cleveland
uses, chiefly from his own letters, to prove
that he interfered to promote the over
throw Of Queen LiliuokRlsni, but be
whines thus:
President Clevelands 5 grossly untrue
and shamefuly unjust allegations
against myself and the naval commander
rest entirely upon the statements Of the
four notorious, corrupt ministers Of the
fallen Queen, of Wilson, the Tahitian
half white, immoral favorite, and other
thoroughly discredlted testimony.
Charles Nordhoa, one Of the most able
aud distinguished newspaper men in
this country; man who has maintained
the reputation Of being the most ac-
ourate and reliable correspondent at
Washington (for the New York Herald)
for twenty years and who was sent to
Hawaii to state the case for the Herald,
referring to Cleveland's message says:
It is a fact, as be says in his message,
that but for the encouragement and con
nivance Of the American Minister, Mr..
Stevens and the stationing of the
American troops and guns near the
government building there would have
been no revolution.
Continuing his screed Minister
Stevens says:
That the Hawaiian monarchy was over
turned by United States forces was, and
is, put forth for the sole purpose of
bringing dlscredit on the preceding
administration at Washington and on
the actions Of the Foreign Relations
Committee Of the United States Senate
Ia favor Of annexation.
The correspondent, Mr. Nordhof, says
It Is not our business to declare who
shall reign in foreign state. and while
the Stevens chapter will always be q
nasty chapter In our history, Mr. Cleve-
land has honestly tried to do in that
matter what our national honor demands
and has failed by the refusal of the
Queen, as the head Of the constitutional
government, to aid him. Under the in
reference by Mr.. Stevens thirteen
men, seven Of them aliens aud not citi-
zens Of Hawaii at all, made revolution.
What answer can Stevens make to
Charles Nordhoh2 II will scarcely do tc
say that he was interested in bringing
"discredit upon the previous administra
tion- IL will not do for Stevens to max,
the Harrison administration co defend
ants when he says that he used the in
structions of Mr.. Bayard.
Evening journal., 1893-12-22

man ever got before without the sacrl.
fee Of life, without the cost Of a
women's tear, without single deed Of
injustice to a soul in the universe His
elevation is blessing to the people, an
unspeakable reward to him.
The only man who lives now, If not the
only man who ever lived, whose peace
ful and illustrious career can be com.
pared to that Of Grover Cleveland is
Gladstone. But even Gladstone was the
caoice Of sovereign. Il may not be
said Of him that 100000 people, the
most intelligent, the freest, happiest,
wesithiest, most civilized and most inde.
pendent people Of the world arose on
quiet day in November, 1892, for the
third time, to say: "Well done thou faith.
ful mani Take the chair OF state. We
have no throne, but we wish you to rule
over us; for we can trust you"
The man TO whom the greatest people
said this is the greatest hero of the world.
Considering that he does not represent
blood or treasure; that he is a triumph Of
peace in peaceful nation, his triumph is
greater than that Of Alexander, Cesar,
Napoleon, Bismarck or Gladstone.
They we're not entitled to say Il" for
they owed their triumph to blood or
money or power, Cleveland owes his
triumph to his own personality.
Evening journal., 1893-12-22

If the man, who by pesceable, Just and
tnnobling efforts to win the good
opinions Of the intelligent, white and
patriotic people of this marvellously
great, free and independent nation has
won the highest honors they can bestow
because Of the qualities Of his mind and
heart, is not entitled to use the pronoun
81, who isg
Compare Cleveland's absolutely un.
preeedented career with that Of Alex
ander Cesar, Napoleon, Bismarck and
Gladstone-the greatest men the world
ever produced
The first three trod upon the dead
bodies Of hecatombs Of their fellowmen
TO attain the baubles Of wealth and
power which they misused.
Napoleon was a butcher; Cmsars am.
bition shsrpened the swords Of patriots
to pierce his heart Alexander gave up
his life in drunken orgie when there
were no more nations to despoil.
How do those heroes, or fends, com.
pare with this peaceful man who wins
the worlds love by deserving it; who
does not kill men to gain power, but Ia
whom power and honor are given because
be saves both the lives and the fortunes
OF men.
Bismarck came into his estate Of fame
and power by the aid of king he re
tanned power by preparing for and
waging the greatest war Of modern
times. He, too, is a hero of bloody ad
vaneement. He is called the man Of
"blood and iron.
Grover Cleveland never wore an epau
lette; he never so much as commanded
one company Of citizens to take deadly
aim at their brothers-to kill them. He
is man Of peace, a plain citizen who
loves the right, hates fraud aud obeys
God.
II evil and bloodshed must come into
the world they DO not come by him. II
men must quarrel. rob and steal: /,
there must be crimes and wars. they dc
not come by him. Grover Cleveland has
no bloody sword he never aimed th,
missile Of death at the heart Of hi.
brother or Of bis fellowmau. He dld
not 90 TO glory by the pathway stained
with human gore
Cleveland has come into greater fame
-he enjoys. greater honor than ans
Evening journal., 1893-12-22

SEVERAL colored gentlemen who saw
the phenomenal lights in the heavens. at
Wilmington. n. c., have interpreted
them in various ways, all novel and
Of mysterious portent. One colored as
stonomer says he saw the letters "W. w.
W. distinctly outlined, while another
AYERS that the word Prepare" was there
plain as day. Others are not notable
otherwise than for the colored com
motion they create. In the absence Of
any other explanation we incline to the
opinion that these strange phenomena
are warnings TO the wicked Democrats
not to destroy the industries Of this
country. They appeared simultaneously
with the psychological" throes which
Mr. Hastings endured when be was pre-
pairing his doleful vaticinations concern
ing the proposed changes in the
tariff rates Mr. Hastings did not
explain how the reduced cost Of the so
called raw-material Of iron would enable
his mill to reduce wages any more than
one colored astronomer explained the
''W. w. w" apparition. He pre-
fefe, ike the other colored astronomer
to assume oracular powers and declares
that the signs Of the times demand that
we shall Prepare"
Evening journal., 1893-12-22
SHOOTING OF ROBERT RIDoELY
n Is Captain Refused to Obey the Or
dsrs Of the State Fishery Force. whc
Opened Fire.


n Is Captain Refused to Obey the Or
ders OF the State Fishery Force. who
Opened Fire.
CsIsFIELD, Nd, Dec 22.-The Gov
ernor Thomas. Of the state fishery force,
re turned TO Crisfeld this afternoon. The
30 Gamer went TO the Manokin this morn
IN 6 and there took ON board Captain
Thomas, who accompanied Captain Grif-
18th In his tour about the sound They
found no boats without licenses. The
Thomas then went TO Deals Island to
investigate the culling Of oysters there.
After leaving Deals Island the
steamer went TO the mouth Of the An
namessex TO see Captain John e. Muir
and investigate the shooting Of Robert
Ridgely a short time ago. 1t Is stated
chat Captain Muir saw a light on the
boat on which Rldgely sailed about 4
o'clock in the morning, and as he drew
near, distinctly heard the winding Of the
crank. He sailed upon the ve ssel before
his presence was discovered and ordered
the captain TO haul down his iib.
The captain refused TO obey hoisted
his foresail and sailed away About fifty
rounds were shot after him. That after.
noon the man who had been shot was
brought back to Captain Muir and was
sent TO the Marine Hospital, Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1893-12-22

This little list Of things
that a little money will COM
mand may possibly touch one
in a hundred of the tempting
articles in the store at the
same price.
Take Dolls-every tot wants
a Doll. There are 200 dis
tinct sizes of Dolls in the store
- cent to SIS each.
Just as wide a range accord
ingly for Toys and Games and
Books and Umbrellas and
Handkerchiefs and all that.
What 25c will buy.
Woman's Embroidered Apron.
Woman's and Boys silk Tie
Handsome Doll.
Game Of Parlor Quoits.
Harmonica.
Musical Top
Box Of paints.
School Companion.
Box of Magnetic Toys.
Knit Skirt, colors.
Infants Zephyr Sack.
Infants Cap, cream color.
Mans heavy Cotton Half Hose.
Woman's fast black Cotton Hose, SITE
kind.
Child's Sailor Hat or Scotch Cap.
Bisque Ornament.
Decorated Cup and Saucer.
Six Nut Picks.
Box of Candies, our own make.
Christmas Calendar
Child's Book, illustrated.
Nelly Bly, Night Lamp
Coat Rack.
Work Basket
Whisk Broom
Lunch Box.
Chenille Mat.
Silvery Hat Pin. new design.
Box of Fine Writing Paper and En-
velopes.
Sterling Silver Thimble.
Imitation Smell Hair Pin.
Fancy Pin Cushion.
Madras Scarf or Tidy.
Heavy knotted fringe Towel.
: OF. bottle Queen Mary Extract.
Teck or Four.in Hand Scarf.
Warm pair Woolen Gloves.
Pair strong Suspeuders.
Woman's Woolen Mittens.
Fancy Leather Purse.
Thermometers
At 75c, 81, $I.25, $I.5o,
So, $2.5o, SIS and all along
the line the list is just as
striking.
John WAN NAMAKER.
Evening journal., 1893-12-22

WITH Stevens and Boutelle against
him and Senator Hoar OCCUPYING the
position Of general scold and Bill
Chandler as hacker and moral precentor
Cleveland is not in immediate danger.
Evening journal., 1893-12-22

II our mills and factories, and worse
still, If our American workingmen" are
forced by the wicked Wilson bill to use
coal, that costs about half the price
they pay for it now, what a howl Of de-
spair will 60 up to high heaven for re-
liaff
Evening journal., 1893-12-22

TEE prospect that the tariff duty will be
reduced on iron ore and on iron, forcing
Mr.. Hastings to pay less for the material
his mills use, makes him weep. It is sad
Evening journal., 1893-12-22

Ex-MINIsTER.T TO. HAWAII STEVENS de.
nounced the allegations against him in
President Clevelands message as
grossly untrue and shamefully unjust.
That is about the same sort of defense
that Carlyle Harris, the wife murderer,
vociferated and scribbled for the public
The trouble with that sort Of defense is
that Il does not defend.
Evening journal., 1893-12-22

E. +. BENSON, author Of tae famous
novel, "Dodo," says that he prefers
women to men as subjects for character
drawing, and the reason he gives is be-
cause women are more complex and In.
consistent than men, That is 60 say,
perhaps. that women are either more
human or less deceitful than men. How.
ever that may be, It requires brave
nan to say t.
Evening journal., 1893-12-22

A COURT of last resort in England has
decided that Lady Mabel sievier is not
entitled 70 recover possession Of the love
letters she wrote to a Mr. Crosby pre-
vious to her marriage to Mr.. SEWER. The
court held that the defendant WAS jus.
3i1sd In holding them in view Of her i'm
Evening journal., 1893-12-22

SENATOR HIeeNs was in Philadelphia
yesterday, but the loesl Massey Hastings
papers are too crowded to publish much
about IL
Evening journal., 1893-12-22

THE world never produced any other
man who gained such marvel.
lous distinction among his fell
lowmen on the worth of his char.
acter alone. without any fortui.
tous or adventtious aids, as Grover
Cleveland has gained. Fablus Maximus,
"the incarnation of all that the
Romans meant by patriotism" and Glad
stone approach him. The latter
got his elevation not by the sufIrages Of
the people, but by the selection Of
the Queen; the former came to the front
in the time Of Rome's peril, to
resist the progress Of the victorious Car.
thagenian, the naughty Hannibal.
There has been no crisis TO advance
Cleveland; he stands by reason Of the
moral strength Of his own personality
Such spectacle, Of plain man At the
head Of a great nation, without any Of
the accessories which have always added
to hero's fame heretofore, Is marvel
lous.
Evening journal., 1893-12-22
FRIDAY. DECEMBER es. 1898.

II we should annex Hawaii would
Senator Higgins send his private secre
tary out as a candidate for SENATOR
Evening journal., 1893-12-22

Watches for the boys and girls in
gold, silver and nickel Davis, No. 8
East Second street.
Evening journal., 1893-12-22
Buy your presents at l.. F. Adair's.
THE eoLoEY ENTERTAINMENT.
The Auditorium FILLED with students oi
the College and Their Friends.


The Auditorium FILLED with Students OF
she College and Their Friends.
Professor Goldey estimated that there
were more than 1900 people present
last night at his eighth annual Christmas
entertainment, Any way, all Of the
g 100 seats In the Auditorium building
were filed, and people stood in the aisles
and along the sides. The teachers and
students Of the college occupied the
front seats.
The stage was decorated with palms,
ferns and blooming plants, and large
Christmas tree lent an added air of
festivity to the scene. The program was
good one and each number on it was
heartily applauded. The favorite OF the
evening was Miss Helen Mar Wilson,
the elocutionist. The Columbia Glee
Club furnished some fine music. The
frst part Of the program consisted Ct an
entertainment In magic, by Professor
Morphet. of Philadelphia.
Henry C Conrad, in a neat speech, pre-.
sented a Christmas offering to each mem-
ber of the faculty, and also number Of
prizes 70 students in the commercial de-
pRrtment.
After the entertainment there was a
reunion Of the former and present stu
dents, and pleasant, social time was
spent.
A souvenir, in the shape of pretty
calendar, was presented TO each one
present
Evening journal., 1893-12-22

Oysters for the holidays, families sup
piled with the finest Oysters at the old
reliable stand, Nos. 7O7, 200. I'll Shipley
street Allen H. Aipscow, Phone 300.
Evening journal., 1893-12-22

Now is the time to have your pictures
framed before Yergers get too busy. 419
Shipley street.
Evening journal., 1893-12-22

COME ~
To the Greatest of All
MarkDOWnSaIeS
Where you will get
double value for your
dollars. Owing to
hard and dull times
we have decided to
do business for glory
this season, and as
you know we do not
believe in over year
stocks.
So we have taken
time by the forelock
and put such prices
on our goods as will
make them sell. Even
under the present
dull times, our store
has no let up of bust
ness. We have just
passed our second
month Of November
in the new store and
on comparing them,
are surprised to find
we are much ahead
of last yearl
We can only ac-
count for it by our
one fair and square
methods Of doing
business.
Evening journal., 1893-12-22

Store open evenings until
Christmas.
Evening journal., 1893-12-22
WfLMINnrnN- Del
= 49, -

ion, nervous debility, impaired memory,
10" spirits, irritable temper, and a thou
aA5l anu one arrangements of mind and
body. Epilepsy, paralysis. softsning of
the brain ond even dread insanity some
times result from such reckless sulf-abuse.
10 reach, reclaim and restore such unfort-
unotcs 70 health and happiness. IS the aim 81
the publishers of "a book written in plain hut
cnasle language. on the nature. symptoms
ana cnfallllfy uy home treatment 0f such
diseases. This book win be- sent sealed. in
plain envelope, on receipt Of ten cents in
stamps 70 pay postage
Addfess Worlds Dispensary Medical As
saeiationi cog Main St., Buffalo, n. Y.
Evening journal., 1893-12-22

TIE pretty little "blackmailer, " as
superintendent Byrnes calls her. zella
Nocolaus, as she sometimes calls herself,
is In England Tue case against George
J. Gould, she says, "is settled. In the
eyes Of the English newspaper men Zella
is not so pretty as she was
said TO be in New York. The
tastes Of the two countries seem not to
be in harmony ON petite, yellow-haired,
ox-eyed and eonhding but costly beauty.
Evening journal., 1893-12-22

Before insuring your life elsewhere
call at the office Of the Equitable Life
in the Equitable Building for informa
tion as to actual results paid to living
policy holders in the largest, strongest
and best Life Company In the world.
ANsON A. MAHER. Manager
Evening journal., 1893-12-22
Letters 10 81. NlchnIas-

Still the tiny tots send in their letters
to Santa Claus. These were received at
the EVENING JOURNAL Office this morn
ing.
WfLMINGTOE. Del December Is 1898
DEAR SANTA CLAUS 1 want a very pretty
doll, and would like TO have book am
very glad 90 write 90 you, but / have sOme-
thlng else. and that is a set OF dishes
HELEN B. kAGAN
WfLMINGrON. Del,
DEAR OH CRIss ] thought of telling YOU
what wanted, Now want first "a pair OF
Ala gloves with fur tops, next ] want black
board, next an umbrella. next "a rJssmere.
next pair of gumboOts
Dear Criss.
Your Friend
MAMIE kEARDoN
Evening journal., 1893-12-22

Ladies' bracelets in gold and silver.
A new and beautiful variety OF the latest
styles. Millard f. Davis, No East
Second street
Evening journal., 1893-12-22

49, VA-AMtNlES
We greet you with the seasons compli.
ments. Live long and be happy. Wen
help you with our Clothing. Ever seen
it, Worth your while to give us a call.
Wen delight you. Perhaps you don't
know it. Our Holiday Gifts in Clothing
astonish all who behold. This is not
play upon words. We deal in stubborn
facts. Life to us is real. No time for
fooling. We hang our banner on the
outer walls and defy all opposition. Pur-
chase our Clothing. That's what you
want. Twas obtained for your pleasure
WITH BUGLE BLAST WE PROCLAIM
THE MERITS OF OUR CLOTHING.
Our patrons tell the same story.
We taxed the resources of Santa Claus
to the utmost to furnish our
HOLIDAY STOCK.
Twill make your eyes glitter with
gladness.
VAST CUTDOwN IN PRICES.
In fact, people wonder where our profit
is Very small, we assure you.
Being large buyers, manufacturers and
wholesale.clothiera, we have reduced the
price of every garment to the regular
wholesale price, and, therefore, we only
make the profit that the regular whole
saler makes off the retailer, and we save
to you the profit that the regular retailer
makes of of yOu.i
$40 for Blue and Black Kersey and Melton
OvercOats, worth $14 and $40.
$40 fOr.all.wOol Suits, Single and Double
breasted styles, worth sl9, sl4 and $15
$i5 for Overcosts, latest styles Piccadil-
lies, Lord Houghten, Poole, etc, worth
SIS ana $50 at other houses.
BOYS REFER COATS
Lovely presents. So 80, 81, $3.50. So and
on up to &c. The former prices we're
from 81 to So more.
CHILDRENs SUITS
For 50 so worth 50 and 49, 60 Suits
for SO 60 worth 81 90 and 50. Suits for
S. worth SO 81 and $3.50.
SMOKING JACKETS.
Greater Reductions.
$15 90 Jackets reduced to $1,000
$500 Jackets reduced to $3.50
$1,000 Jackets reduced to So 80
$500 Jackets reduced to 5000
$750 Jackets reduced to $500
$500 Jackets reduced to $3.50
$3.50 Jackets reduced to S2O0
MACINTOSH AND RUBBER COATS.
Rubber Coats for Men. Youths and
Boys from 81 up to So.
Special line for Boys at $3.50 to 81.
Special line for Men at 50 so and SO.
9MEN'S MACKINTOSHES.
S 600 ones reduced 10 s 500
s 80 ones reduced to s 700
$1,000 ones reduced to $1,000
Knit Jackets, So 90.
Knit Jackets, 50 so.
Knit Jackets, 81 90.
Knit Jackets, 81 50.
Knit Jackets, $l.OO.
HANDSOME NEcKwEAR IN BOXES.
50c., 75c., 81.
Gloves, Mufliers, Handkerchiefs, Collars,
Cuffs, Underwear.
LITTLE BOYS REEFERS,
LITTLE BOYS LEGG1NGs,
Leather and Cloth, soup.
e8-sole agents for DR.. Jaros's Hygienie
Underwear
Hamburgers,
Evening journal., 1893-12-22

When you want plain or fancy tiles, 20
to Yerger Bros. 419 Market street.
Evening journal., 1893-12-22

In they had their way what would the
Republican ststesmen dc. about Hawah2
They have not stated. They haveinveighed
very hotly against the hypothetical war
that they invented for President Cleve-
land, but finding that they were wrong
when the instructions TO Minister Willis
forbade overt acts, they have not pro
posed anything Would they like to
make state out Of Hawaii and have
two Kanaka Senators or send out several
carpet-baggers from Pennsylvania to
run the politics Of the islands2
Evening journal., 1893-12-22
wANAmAKER,s.

Philadelphia, Friday. December %, 1898.
The weather to-day is likely
to be cloudy.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-12
He Has Given Up Hunting.

NO, don't go hunting any more" said
Peyton Brown to party of travelling mer
who were talking sport at the Laclede. 81
was over in Illinois some days ago and con.
cluded to make a try for small game in
the Okaw bottoms. l discovered large
flock of ducks leisurely swimming about
on the bosom of the muddy stream, stand
ing on their heads and having a good time
generally. | crawled through a briar
patch that made me look like an escaped
smallpox patient, and waded through a
morass up to my belt for 200 yards to get
a shot at them. When about forty yards
distant l turned loose both barrels, killed
six and crippled five more. Only one of the
lot got away. / nearly drowned myself
oagglng my game, came within an ace OF
getting bit by water moccasin that
looked TO be q mile long, and lost a hun.
dred dollar gun in the treacherous morass.
Just as got the last dead duck in my
pouch farmer came out of log cabin
that | hadn't before observed, and lowed
as heow I'd pay for them ar ducks or he'd
know the reason Why As he carried a
lingering eternity CT rife On his shoulder
and was followed ty bench legged bull
dog OF cannibalistc tendencies l forked
over flyer and obtained permission to
hang myself before the kitchen fire until
the mud baked on me Then started to
town through the woods, feeling like a
sheep killing dog caught with wool in his
teeth st. Louis GlObe-Democrat.