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To the Editor:
believes In Double Death.

To the Editor
In reply to Frank Reilly I will say that the
Scripture given in proof Of the immortality Of
the soul the twenty-third psalm and the eigh-
teenth chapter OF EzekieD to my mind only
proves the contrary What kind of death is 1t
that the wicked shall die, spoken Of in the TWEEN
tieth and also in the whole chapterf Is
1t eternal life in torment In Adam all die,
the good and the bad. There must be another
desth-the second death-from which there is
no resurrection. Rev. H.. g. f. NJ. TAYLOR.
The evening world., 1894-10-09
Who Wants some Marble Cutf

To the Editor:
We must inform you that the marble-cutte"
and interior decorators in marble are out OF en-
poyment for months and months, and great
many are the verge OF starvation 1t ID l"-
possible to get a Job in this city. Machinery n"
made terrible inroads in the marble industry TOT
the last ten years. In New York very iArs'
number are out OF work for long long time
and great suffering exists ana the cold Winter
near at hand What will the poor men do'
r. THORToN.
NJ o. SMITH.
The evening world., 1894-10-09
Advice for IA Heart-Broken Youth.

To the Editor:
Heart Broken Youth" Of Harlem: Yours 10
not age to be trihed with when the springs
OF affection gush forth with all fervency. No
human being ever loved 'ou I've ipei haps).
Take advice OF one who has known its paintings.
In the hrst place. you love madly, aye, too
we'll, but not with judgment wrought. You are
not aware, perhaps, that young ladies frequently
chasten las do the gods) those they best love.
Now, bark! your much beloved inamorata, to my
mind is but testing the genuineness OF your
love and is Just as anxious for you to call as
you to perform the deed. Ask her permission.
and act swiftly upon the result, and am sure
you will have for issuing Fat home
cards the coming dreary Winter months. And.
besides, what care you though others sip at the
self-same spring, you certainly would not have
her to ignore other company; at least not until.
we'll, until your Intentions are known II you
will kindly take my potion forsooth, you'll
have heartsease swifter than the swallows wing.
PRACTICAL
The evening world., 1894-10-09
COMING EVENTS.

Fourth annual concert and hall Of the Morris
Park Association tomorrow evening at Philip
sehrings Washington Hall and Park, Unionport.
Westchester.
Initial Ladies' Reception Of the Holy Cross Ly-
ing,
Third annual ball Of the James Z. Hastings
Association, tomorrow evening at Wenders As
semby Rooms 334 to SH West Forty fourth street.
Twenty fourth annual ball OF FarraEut Post rs,
O. A r., at Richmond Hall, 292 to 2s6 West One
Hundred and Sixteenth street, Tuesday evening.
Oct. l6
The evening world., 1894-10-09
MIGHT AS WELL SMOKE, TOO.
So Thought Man who Heard
What Privileges Women Wanted.

Two of those women who believe that
women should have the same privileges
rs men everywhere were talking over
the matter yesterday in car. says the
Philadelphia Call. Pretty soon an elder
ly man. who had been both amused and
sxasperated by their advanced" ideas.
turned to the one nearest him and said
you believe that women should do
about the same as man in nearly every
thing, don't your
Yes"
THAT they should dress pretty much
the sameY'
Yes"
And, perhaps, carry canes"
Yes"
Then the elderly man leaned over and
In the most kindly manner said;
Have q cigarT
The evening world., 1894-10-09
Two Letters on "Poyntx."

To the Editor:
The communication OF "Poyntz" the origin
of evil, which appeared In your issue OF Oct. 8.
shows that the party bearing that nom de plume
has glanced through the Holy Book. l will not
say. however that the sacred truths contained
therein were properly digested. ''Poyntz" may
be person OF learning or a verifcation of the
saying that little learning Is dangerous thing.
''PoyntI" very kindly invites me to repudiate
the Bible or climb down, but before complying
with the request would ask him to unmask him
self. 1t Is no more than fair that adversaries
should meet equal terms Prudence also die
tates that one should see an invalid before pre-
scribing a remedy for his malady.
DIR. JUsTUS ]. sPRENG.
To the Editor:
DR.. Justus J. spreng. when he says that God
is not the author OF evil" is in the right. and
'Poyntz." who answers him. is entirely in the
wrong.
Isaiah XIV, 7, to which "Poyntz" refevs us for
proof against the doctor, is proof against him
self, this will show. 'Barah" does not
mean to "create," but to form" hence the
above passage should read: ~ make peace and
form evil"
His other reference Amos III. 81 implies nothing
to the contrary (even according to the English
translation and requires no reply. Respectfully,
A. KAPLAN,
The evening world., 1894-10-09

A very nice breakfast dish may be
made with stale bread. Cut the loaf in
slices about a quarter of an inch thick:
dip in cold milk, and fry light brown
In sweet beef "drippings." Serve very
hot. Or you can make a simple dessert
by dipping the slices Of bread in milk, in
which an egg has been beaten; then fry,
sprinkle with sugar and cinnamon, and
serve hot
The evening world., 1894-10-09
Darvinism Denounced.

To the Editor:
Charles Darwin was great thinker, whose
thoughts brought forth very simple and puny
ideas That 1.-The stronger overcomes the weak
err 10 conclusion worthy only OF infant
when nrst 1t tries the strength OF Its little
hands. The Survival of the nttest" Is contra
iicted by the experience OF every farmer who has
neglected to hoe his corn; but II by the Attest
is strongest conditions OF life. this is moth
ing more than a paraphrase OF the nrst propo-
sition. His natural selection" ignores Divine
instinct, and attributes to mere matter the tacul-
ties necessary to judgment and choice. which Is
absurd. DarwinIsm in Its incipiency startled the
world like a nash. but at this date 1t has almost
reached oblivion. How is 1t. Darwinists1
r. L. SEARCH
Ibb wayerley pIace Oct 4
The evening world., 1894-10-09
IMAGINARY CONVERSATIONS.
Things which Some Persons May
Have Said TO other Persons
Under Certain Circum-
stances.
Distinguished Father and Dutiful

Father-Russell, I wish you would let UP 4
little on your expressions about my chances in
1896 And II you see John New. tell him to do
the same
son-But father, I thought
Father-Don't think. Trying to do that has been
your great fault from boyhood. Let me think
and you do as | tell you
son-stil the people ought to have their mem
DRY logged, once In while.
Father-Let Tom Reed and that Mckinley do
the jogging. I can stand 1t to have few things
forgotten-in fact, ia rather. It's far cry to
the Summer after next
The evening world., 1894-10-09
| House, |IH0hlhtE

and coffee, but to make their own beds,
and do scch sweeping, busting and
cleaning as they may be able That
such a Knowledge Of homework would
prove invaluable to them In after life.
Is needless to say. Often a mother is so
situated that such help would Tighten
many weary day Of toll, and then
bye and bye, when the ladies' vote, Of
course, the men folks will know how to
Keep house.
The evening world., 1894-10-09
Chairman HinkIey and MIR. whitney
Mayor GiIroy and Mr.. Grace.

Mayor Gilroy-see here: ! don't like this talk
Of a deal between U.S.
W. II. Grtce-Neither do I. You know I m op-
posed to Tammany Hall on principle.
Mayor Glroy-Thats my stand exactly with
regard to your State Democracy.
W. R. Grace-Now that we understand each
other thoroughly. what do you say to a division
OF local ofices Congressman and Assemblymen1
Mayor Gilroy-Tm willing. How shall we d.
WIDER
W. R. Grace-well say we let the State De-
mocracy have the Congressman, Assemblymen,
Mayor. Sheriff and Superior Court Judge, That
will leave the President OF the Board OF Alder
men and two Coroncrs for you,
Mayor Gilroy (sishins)-I'ii my committee
about It and let you know later. tAslde-Its
Hill and Harmony for US and Hog and Hominy
for the other fellows this year)
The evening world., 1894-10-09
he Sure There Is Many a One.

The LcHow Committee might create a sensation
now by placing on the witness stand an honest.
law respecting conscientious policeman, We pre-
sumo he exists, although he has not been very
much In evidence lately.-Rochester Democrat
The evening world., 1894-10-09

Chairman Wilson'S neighbors evident
sy saw clearly through those stories OF
the tariff reform champions "hobnob-
bling with British free traders" The
Congressman's welcome home was such
as true American might well be proud
to receive.
The evening world., 1894-10-09
Under which RuIesf

The only question now arising between Messrs
Corbett and Fitzsimmons is as to the grammatical
rules under which they to fight. Corbett
clings to Lindey Murray but Fitzsimmons Is
not particular.-Chicago News
The evening world., 1894-10-09

Lawyer Moss promises to produce a
witness who saw The stabbing OF George
Apo and can tell who did it. The exact
fulfilment of this promise is an import.
ant matter.
The evening world., 1894-10-09
A Free-Thinkers Platform.

To the Editor:
There seems to be opinion current among
some that doubters are all most unhappy NOR
tails because Of their incredulity. Now, no iudg-
ment be more erroneous They have. In
deed no transcendent hopes, neither have they
any narrowing fears The free thinker loves the
truth. and he has no respect for fasehood how
ever hoary It may be. 1t is because he Is con-
WINGED that the Bible is not true and divinely
inspired book that he denies Its claims.
NICK ODEMUS
The evening world., 1894-10-09
Problem, to Find the Moral.

A West Virginia husband went out and tried
to hang himself His wife cut the rope and
resuscitated him. The husband took the rope AMI
beat his wife with It. Somebody ought to be
able to draw the moral which this tale contains
Chicago Mall.
The evening world., 1894-10-09

The Maine man may not be always truthful or
logical or Allied with the hre OF selt-couiction
but he has the dashing and captivating quail.
ties which the oratoricai protectionist has not
There will be period OF whoopng for Re-
publcans and oblivion for Mckinley when Tom
Reed cumes.-KAnSas City Star.
The evening world., 1894-10-09
Held a Fair.

To the Editor:
Kindly accept incosed 81 for the Sick Babies
Fund proceeds OF a fair held at 500 Eighth ave
nue.. by Helena Dolan. Anna Biegen and Laura
Dolan. Yours respectfully. ANNA BIEGEN
The evening world., 1894-10-09
Lemon MacarOOns.

One pound powdered sugar, four eggs,
Juice of three lemons, rind Of one. one
cupful Of flour theaping fulD, one-half
teaspoonful nutmeg. Butter your hands
lightly, take up small Jumps of the mix
ture, make into balls the size of wal
nut, and lay on buttered paper more
than two inches apart.
The evening world., 1894-10-09

Supt. Byrnes wants a thousand more
policemen and 1t is said that the Grand
Jury will back up his demand. That is
all right. If We haven't enough of a
force we want more, of course. But
don't let the new men have all the old
tricks
The evening world., 1894-10-09

Having got a Supreme Court of his
own mind. Gov. Tlllman has had his
State Dispensary law declared constitu-
tional. and will proceed to resume busi-
ness at his several old stands. Trouble
has begun already. 1t takes South
Carolina a long time to decide that it
has got enough OF Tillmanism.
The evening world., 1894-10-09
Had n Lemonade stand.

To the Editor:
Enclosed please md so cents. the proceeds OF a
lemonade stand collected by Flossie Lowenthal
and Julia Flynn, OF $50 East One Hundred and
Forty second street FLossIE LOwENTHAL.
JULIA FLYNN.
The evening world., 1894-10-09

Massachusetts Democrats read les
son to their New York brethren in frank
ly and squarely indorsing the income tax
"A return to correct theories of taxa
tion," the Bay State Convention stamped
this popular measure. So It is. And il
Is thoroughly and righteously a Demo-
cratic return.
The evening world., 1894-10-09

Police Justice Grady will assume the
role OF Judge in local theatrical en-
tertainment this week. He has the dis
tinct advantage OF having played his
part on numerous occasions in Yorkville,
at the Tombs and elsewhere. But he
never has had a chance TO tell Mr.. Con
about IL
The evening world., 1894-10-09

Warner Mller's stumping for Morton
Is no sign that the Herkimer statesman
couldn't, even yet, be induced to chuckle
over the sight of one Mr.. Plat well up
a stump
The evening world., 1894-10-09
LETTERS.

This column Is open to everybody uho ha,
complaint to make, grievance TO penhlt. tntorma-
tion to give, subject II general tnlerea to discuss
or public serpscr to acknowledge, and toho can
put The idea MO kss than 100 ,Oord& Long letters
cunnot be printed
The evening world., 1894-10-09
Work of Three boys.

To the Editor;
Enclosed please nnd 50. the proceeds OF a magic
lantern and legerdeman entertainment gotten up
by three boys for the benent OF the Sick Babies
Fund Alpha II. Phillips.
Jacob Goldnick. Edwin Hoffman,.
Rutherford, N j.
The evening world., 1894-10-09

against Broadway. November 6 is the
date, and the "for" ballot the instru-
ment for giving these false pleaders
their answer
The evening world., 1894-10-09

Opponents of real rapid transit have
taken to a new tack. Hands off Broad
way 10 the senseless cry sprung from
an anonymous quarter to-day. It will
not deceive well-informed citizens. No
body's hands are going 70 be laid
The evening world., 1894-10-09
EDITORIAL sClssORINGs.
We Get what We Elect.

And there's Tammany. Gone to the dogs like
everything else. No right to kick though. folks
haven't. They get Just as good officers as they
elect--St. Joseph Herald.
The evening world., 1894-10-09
FOR THE SICK BABY FUND.
Late Contributions Sent in for The
Evening Worlds" worthy
Charity.

The following additional contributions
have been received for the Sick Babies
Fund.
Entertainment, Richmond Hall. May Col
ligin and others. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Concert Eleventh street, Brooklyn Miss
Jensen and others ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
Fair s65 Eighth avenue Helena Dolan
and others. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 400
Magic Lantern. $50 Eighteenth street,
Brooklyn Richard Bearhope and others. LA
Elvra....... Observation-Disclosures. 10
Magic lantern. Rutherford. n. j., Alpha
H. Phillips and others................... 400
-
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SIS %
The evening world., 1894-10-09
A Useful Linen Travelling Dag.

Any woman who Is in the least handy
with her needle can make a travelling
bag Of linen. The need will manifest
itself many times and instantly. All
wraps and small impedments can be
encompassed by its voluminous depths
and be kept safe and clean.
The evening world., 1894-10-09
In Mabel's Name.

To the Editor:
Please accept this 81 for the Sick Babies
Fund In Mabers name, a dear child. who has
passed away. A. A. X
The evening world., 1894-10-09

Three Congressional districts In Georgia went
sstray last Wednesday. but they will come back
into the Democratic fold on the nrst Tuesday in
November.-Atlanta Journel.
The evening world., 1894-10-09

Students from the Columbia College
School of Mines took measurements at
the City Hall yesterday. But 1t is Law
yer Goff who is sinking the shaft.
The evening world., 1894-10-09

The Garbage Commission will make a
tour of eleven cities to investigate so
many methods of disposing of refuse. 1t
will be nice trip for the commission.
The evening world., 1894-10-09

Make Housekeepers of the Boys.
Not only should boys be taught to
cook a few simple dishes in the best
manner, and to make a good cup of tea
The evening world., 1894-10-09

After to-day, you may register Oct IT,
rs or q. But don't put off till one Of
those dates what you can do how.
The evening world., 1894-10-09

It may be my Maryland" but It's
our Temple Cup.
The evening world., 1894-10-09
George Gould and Others.

Mr.. Gould-Ccrtainly as a citizen OF New York
can but take the greatest interest in the
poll
A Clerk twhispcring)-A man from the tax
office has Just come in.
Mr.. Gould--I repeat, as citizen OF New
Jersey can but take the greatest interest in
the Palisades The preservation OF those splendid
rocks should be a matter OF concern to every tax
payer in the State.
Reckless Friend-Yes, and aside from your POSI-
ton a taxpayer a prediction for saving rocks
might come naturally to you. you know. see'
Enthuslast-so you're going the stump for
Morton, eh7 Well. I'll tell you what. we're all
mighty glad to you back inside the breast
works.
Miller-I do wish you wouldn't say any more
about breastworks I'm tired OF that. It's a
chestnut.
Enthus-well. you needn't get hot in the
collar over
Miller-And for Heavens sake, don't mention
collars. I'm not wearing anybody's collar.
Enthus-Great jumping Jehosophat! Nobody
said YOU we're What in the name of Platt--
Muler-Plague on the name OF Plat! Can't
you see that it's Me that I'm looking out for'
Perhaps you think I'm dead. Just because Tom
Plat sentenced me. once on a time. But there 3
going to be a political resurrection, some day,
and I'm going to have a record all ready to
keep me going again.
Chairman HinkIey and Mr.. whitney
Chairman Huxley tdoletully)-I understand that
those fellows over at Republican Headquarters,
with the assistance OF a bar'l. are building up a
tremendous opposition to US,
w C. whitney-why don't you check 1t.
Chairman Hinkley-Thats a nice suggestion to
make to a man whose bank account isn't near SO
big as your Now. II you would only
W. C. whitney tcheerfuly)-Dont say another
word. old chap. I'll do It at once. I'll write
you-let me see-yes. I'll write you a letter.
Ana h..
The evening world., 1894-10-09

There Is a great deal in Mr.. Whitney's
suggestion that 1896 may be left to take
care Of itself, as 1892 did.
The evening world., 1894-10-09

Thus far, in no Russell has the Massa-
chusetts Democracy been deceived.
The evening world., 1894-10-09

To-day. you register. Four weeks from
to-day. you vote for Greater New York
and real rapid transit.
The evening world., 1894-10-09

The Lexow serial will be sadly incom-
plete without chapter or two on Police
Justices.
The evening world., 1894-10-09

No register, no vote. And this isn't a
year to lose votes.
The evening world., 1894-10-09

Anxious. Baltimore.-No. trade in
volving that Cup and that pennant can
not be arranged on any terms.
The evening world., 1894-10-09

Mr.. whitneys letter proved not to be
the one that never came.
The evening world., 1894-10-09

"Blunt Mr.. whitney" Yes, but he
makes some sharp points on the cam
paign.
The evening world., 1894-10-09

possible to conceal the fact of promi'
nent citizens suicide for three days?
The evening world., 1894-10-09
Register to-day.

"Climb on" Mr.. Goff. Right Up Higher
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-03-30
FORCED HER TO SHIELD hin
4 Former Crime Drove SkaatS to Wife.
Murder and Suicide.
HIS DAUGHTERS FURNISH TAE SEQUEL
He Killed Z Nan Years Ago and Forced His
Wife to Acknowledge the Crime.
Story Of q Broken Heart.

ALTON, Ill. March pa sensational
sequel to the Skaats murder and suicide
OF Sunday night is the confession OF the
three daughters of the murdered woman.
They are hard working girls, employed
at the glass factories, and their earnings
have been squandered for their brutal
step-father for two years.
On September %, 1892. George Cock
ran, travelling salesman from Southern
Illinois, was killed on the doorstep of the
then Mrs. Phillips
She ewore she shot the man because
he entered the house by force and in
suited her. The coroner's jury exoner-
ated her. Her daughters have now con-
fessed that Skaats shot the man from q
closet while he himself was trespasser
at the Phillips home; that he then by
threats compelled the woman to &C.
knowledge the crime; that he broke his
own wife's heart and sent her to an early
grave, and then married Mrs. Phillips
to seal her lips, but that he was con-
stantly haunted by the vision of a man
following him, and finally shot his wife
because she had threatened 10 divulge
the truth.
The girls said that they had not dared
to tell the truth while he lived, because
he would have killed them if they had
even minated that they knew. After
the body Of Skaats was buried bottle
OF blue vitriol was found in his bed.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-03-30
THB BLIZZARD STILL RAGING
Trains on the Unlen Pacific Blockaded
In Nebraska.
THE BURLINGTON ALSO SHOWED Up
Two Feet Of Snow In Mlnnssoti-Gfeat
Damage to Cattle on the Ranges Of
Wyoming and Nebraska.

OMAHA, March 22.-The blizzard that
has been raging over the north west for
4S hours, continued today in Western
and Central Nebraska, Eastern Wyom-
ing and the Blac Hills. All trains on the
Union Pacific between North Platte and
Cheyenne are tied up, but the snow
plows are out and great effort will be
made to clear the tracks and trains will
leave for the West this evening. The
snow has ceased falling west of
Cheyenne and gale is blowing. The
Elkhorn road is showed up west of
Oneill and the Burlington and Wyom-
ing line is entirely blockaded. The
snow reached the Missouri river today,
but emily in light flurries. The real
storm has only advanced as far east as
Columbus. The snow varies in depth
from foot on the level at Sydney to
four feet at Spearfsh. The effect on
cattle will be disastrous, as all the big
ranges of the state are in the district
covered by deep snow.
A Change in Temperature.
KANSAS Cry, March 22.-At noon yes-
terday the Thermometer registered 70;
at seven this morning %, and ice
formed half an inch thick.
Two Feet of Snow.
MooRHEAD, MIMI, March 22.-Two
feet OF snow has fallen since last night.
A high wind is blowing and all trains are
delayed.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-03-30
KRUG FOUND GUILTY,
Aud Yet He Has Twenty Six Other
dictments Against Him.

Aud Yet He Has Twenty-six Other In
dictments Against Him.
SEATTLE, March 2O.-Adolph Krup.
the defaulting city treasurer, was TO-DAY
con victed of using O,OOO of public
money in manner not authorized bv
law and to make profit thereby. The
jury was out eighteen minutes. KruQ
was unmoved. His attorney gave notice
OF motion for new trail and an appeal
will be taken if refused. Twenty.si
other indictments of the same nature re.
main to be tried for Krug. and others are
indicted as accomplices. Henry Fnhy.
man, a wealthy citizen, is one OF the lat.
ter and indicted with Krug for the
offense of which the latter 10 convicted.
He will be tried Monday, and other cases
will follow probably.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-03-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


The Plaintiff Makes . Good Impression.
Tho Defense Opens.
WASHINGTON, March 2I.-Cross ex.
animation Of Miss Pollard was concluded
today. Her counsel are 90 we'll satisfied
with the impression she made that thew
have rested the case in spite OF the fact
that they had a number of additional
witnesses and affidavits,
Counsel for defense then outlined the
defense. He said:
II am authorized by the defendant to
say, and it is corroborated by his solemn
oath, that he did not seduce her; that II
was never made known to him that she
ever had any children by him until the
filing OF this suit last August, nor did he.
under any circumstances, make any
promise OF marriage to her "
The defense did not intend to condone
whatever was wrong in the relations of
the two and it was only by the truth that
the defendant wanted to be judged.
WILL WRITE hook.
LEXINGTON, KY, March 2I.-Misa Pol
lsrd's friends deny that she will kill
breckenridge If she loses her suit for
breach OF promise. but in any event thew
say che will write book giving ali the
unfortunate events of her life and a
graphic account of her infatustion and
relations for ten years with Brecken-
ridge.