Evening journal., 1894-10-16
WHAT THEY ALL WANT.
Patrons Of the Trains Are
Practically Unanimous.
TEN TRAIN MUST BE RESTORED

Opinions OF Passengers who Have
Travelled Daily for Years-other Events
of the Football Game Next satur-
day with the Strong Newarkers.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
NEW CASTLE. Oct. 16 There will be
few differences OF opinion in regard to
the change Of trains proposed on the
New Castle branches of the Delaware
railroad about November | Ia fact the
people here intend to disprove The state.
ment shat the only wsy TO please New
Castle was to give each cit zsn train to
use as he pleased. After cereful in
vestigation by the EvENIaa JOURNAL
correspondent 1t has been asceitainsd
that there Is but one change IA the
schedule needed and that one change will
meet with unanimous approval
The one chsnge is the restoration Of
the popular item train" by having the
90 accommodation train from Whining
ton leave there at 90 or 10 90 Every
other train is badly needed and just suits
til patrons of the road and with this
change there will be no more complaints
The reporter talked with number Of
representative citizens on this subject
John r LRmbson, who has been daily
patron Of the accommodation train SER
vice for nearly eight years, thought that
this was Just the change and the only
change needed. The so called theatre"
train would not be needed as those want
ing TO patronizs the theatres Of vii.
mington could easily wait until the IL o.
President Henry Holsohumaker, Of City
Council, who travels ever day ON the
trains thought that the ten train" was
almost necessity; that workman
Obliged to make overtime fr, quently had
to wait until midnight to get home from
Wilmington; that evening calls and
visiting between the two cities was prac
tically prevented by the absence OF this
train.
Rev. Collins Fires a "Prohi Dart.
In the M Church Sunday evening,
the pastor, Rev. " S Collins, sought to
restrain his Prohibition fervor no longer
and treated his congregation to an out
and out "Prohi" sermon, the delivery Of
which he declhted was duty to his God
His text was:
But If the OK were won't to push with
his horn in time past and 1t hath been
testified TO his owner and he hath not
kept him in, but that, he hath killed a
man or a woman the OK shall be stoned.
and his owner also shall be put TO death.
Comparing the licensed liquor traffic to
q goring beast and the voters of this
country as the Owners" he said "The
saloon loves eight and not only fighting
against good but does encourage fighting
of every kind. Where are our prize
fights arranged for and articles OF agree
ment signed, but In the salOon2 man
shoots another while under the Influence
of rum he is arrested, while the man
who sold It to him goes free The law
says be must not sell to men who are
drunk, and he must not sell to minors
But they do. That they must not sell on
Sunday. But don't they1 Give them
full sway six days in the week and you
can't hold them on the seventh, no more
than you can reason with tossing OK In
the field.
We'll what shall we do to stamp out
this beast2 You say try moral suasion
on him Bat, like the * again. that
avails nothing. Well then try the license
Did you ever know anything stopped by
lieense3 II 1t is right then all Of III
have chance TO sell liquor, II II is
wrong it is wrong This applies ex city
so to local option
''Then there Is the non. partisan way
but what would We do after non
partisan law was passed What politca
power would have the backbone to carry
II ontl AL your laws won't amount L
anything unless you have men who viii
see that these laws are enforced? Yog
say who Is responsible for this beaSt2
say the men who sell it are not, neither
are the men who own the breweries
They are merely servants OF othe
parties. The courts grant the license
but the courts are not the owners
1t the Law makers? IL is the goyernmen
Of the United States ard the SO EZRA
states that are the owners OF Thu
business. The government Is the land
lord Of these men. What is the govern
ment2 The men in this country owe
twenty one years Of sge Now you hav
1t.
''This beast must!be,stamped to deaf
aud we must do IL. Moral suasion will
not do It, We have got to 90 to tn
ballot boxes and settle It there. | wan
you to cast your ballot for men VIII
stand pledged to break up this evil
Endorsed by 0s Per Cent OF citizens.
There were reports ia circulation las
week that Bennett f. Lancaster had dc
NAetA w WAAhAA0W AAnAA Nnc ONuAtcb JIG
postmsstership 10 favor OF William
Hunter The EVENING JOURNAL CORE
spondent hunted up Mr. Lancaster la,
evening and ascertained that be had M
Withdrawn and had never intended L
II have SO per cent. Of the business me
Of New Castle on my petition aud kno
that they are men of their word VIII
having signed for me, will adhere
their pledges.
Newark Team WIN visit Here.
Manager NJ. Wilson, Of the Columb
A. O. football team, was called to Ne
Haven this week and the G. A. O. boa
has appointed Messrs. Eckles, Holman
and Wise to manage the team ten
porarily. Next Saturdays game will
with Newark, a strong team Of E
college students who will contest for {
Peninsula championship Il is Jude