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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-11-10
HOW TO VOTE.

The compaign has reached a point
where not very many more argu-
ments will be considered, but there
is a simple question which all voters
ought to consider before they go to
the polls to vote: That is, looking
out on their country in its majesty
and splendor, every industry ring
ing, every furnace roaring, every
trade thriving, all the ships on the
sea insuficientto carry away the pro-
ducts; the world paying tribute at
the rate of 5000, 900, 900 a year, the
products offe1d and mine factory;
the whole civilized world lean
ing upon our country for food,
textiles and coal; All army of work
ing men such as no nation ever saw
before, working at wages greater
than ever were paid a nation of
workers before; temples being er-
ected everywhere to industry, and
learning and justice: crime decreas-
ing: hospitals and asylu1ns giving
back their restored patients: incom-
ing ships loaded with hundreds and
thousands of immigrants seeking
our shores as land of promise, and
after surveying that picture, the
half of the glory of which is not
told, to reflect that these results,
magnificent as they are, are the
results ofRepublican administration.
|, And then the voters should turn
to the history of the Democratic
party and read it carefully and seek
to find what measure the Democrat
ic party has ever proposed that has
held within it a promise of any re-
suits; and to seek further, what
measure of national ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
the Republicans have ever proposed
that the united Democracy has not
fought it with all the venom of ig-
norant partisanship. And when
they get through, if the thought
steals through their minds of what
would have been had the Democracy
instead of the Republican party had
control, they will have a guide to
point the way tor them to vote.
| Those with even short memories,
without consulting the records can
think back four years, can think
what the country was after four
years of Democratic rule and think
what it is now. A simple illustra-
ton will give an idea of the whole
Six years ago Gen. Coxey marched
an army of mendicants to Washing,
ton, and while he was marching
there were two and one half million
strong men in the country anxious
to work but unable to get anything
to do. Today Cen. Coxey is put
ting up some great steel works in {
town in Ohio and cannot get halfthe
| 1aboring men he wants to drive il
th1oug to completion. The rail
roads are crying out for working
men. The lumber operatives of the
North areseeking in vain for work
men. there is scarcity of labor ev-
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-11-10

A woman of California has es-
tablished a school in connection
witt the University of California
which she calls the Academy of the
Lost Arts. The object of the
school is two-fold, to teach sewing
and household economics and make
way by which young women
can pay their way through school.
The idea was most excellent one
and we hope it will come down to
the common school.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-11-10
THE RESUl

Canyon County goes into the
Republican column.
The State goes to customers by
small majority.
Nationally, itzwas.a a landslide for
Mckinley. sa~ r
Such in brief was the result Of
Tuesdays election. ~
It was a victory for patriotism,
trade expansion and prosperity.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-11-10
TIE Fear of fieli.

10 intelligent laymen the argu-
ments made before the Chicago
Presbytery on Monday in favor of
"brevity in the confession Of faith"
must have seemed rather lacking in
frankness. The advocates of new
creed dilated upon the advantages
of "brevity" in general, but did
not seem to indicate precisely in
what respects they wished the
creed abbreviated. Probably>they
thought it unnecessary to be >spe-
cifc, as all clearly understood their
aim-to escape the question of hell.
To every disinterested observer
of the battle of the creeds in the
Calvinistic churches one fact is per-
fectly plain. No one really cares
whether the statements Of doctrine
as to Trinity, Creation, Providence,
Sin, the Mediator, Faith, Repent
ance, Good Works or Salvation be.
long or short. The parts Of the
Westminster Confession to which
the abbre yiators desire to apply
the pruningknife are those which
relate to the doctrine of future pun
ishment They do not like to
preach the idea of Furnishing any
body severely for anything, and SO
they wish to throw that doctrine
out of the creed or to tone it down
into meaningless generality. In
other words, they wish to get rid of
hell. In an age which finds ex-
cuses for the most atrocious crimes,
and so makes avice of philanthropy,
they think the idea of hell anti
quated and barbarous.
The fact seems worthy of atten-
ton that this anxiety to. explain
away the, plain teachings ssof the
Bible on the subject of hell comes
from the pulpit rather than from
the pews. The layman sees that
the only way he can make human
law efficient is to offer reward for
night doing with one hand, and to
lntllct punishment for wrong doing
with the other. He knows that
human justice, so far as human i'm
perfcctions will permit, takes for its
model what is believed to be divine
justice. The layman has seen the
church, from it's foundations until
now, standing before mankind with
reWarlin one hand and punishment
IN IN the other, and he has approved
tPe attitude:as consistent with both
reason and revelation. But now he
nnds his teachers throwing away
thesWord ofretribution and attempt
ing to restrain evil with caresses
alone.
those preachers who complain Of
increasing atheism and materia1ism
may we'll consider whether their
own desire to abolish hell is not the
FOOT OF these evils. They may we'll
consider whether men freed from
Tear of punishment will1onger place
sonndence in promises of reward.
They may well think, whether in
Sosolying mankind from the feat
VI nell they will not make the hope
VI heaven less strong. Rejecting
iaymen are not yet convinced that
'ne Cornerstone of wholesome fea1
ean be safely removed from its foun-
uat1Qns Of morality. They read il
.nelr Bibles, 1.-THE fear of the Lord
is the beginning of wisdom" anc
tney know that the fear of God i:
'ne fear of hell.-Chicago Ente1
Ocean.
Success On the Farm.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-11-10

Editor W. V. Barry of Lexington,
Tenn, in exploring Mammoth Cage'
contracted severe case ottPiles. Hls
quick cure through using Bueklehs
,Arnica Salye convinced hlm II is an
other worlds wonder. Cures PILES, In
iuries, Inflammation, and all Bodily
Ernptions. Only 25c at IL! D.-Blateh-
leY's. = -.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-11-10
Success On the Farm.

The census returns show that
While the cities. of America have
oeen increasing enormously in pop
Ut7tlon, the country districts have
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-11-10
The Chinese Situation.

j Something like united action in
-egair5d to Chinese affairs now seems
possible. The British German
agreement seems to have brought
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-11-10
Editor Sees Wonders,

-. ,'stJ@,~T Teacher
Evening journal., 1900-10-02
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and much more satisfactory. tnRsuse they
40 not gripe or distress her NJ any way
ana the relief seems TO be OF peIman2nt
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Evening journal., 1900-10-02

MANY FRIENDS
Wilmington Pair Receive
Before Returning Home
Coming Marriage in Philadelphia
Of a Young Woman
Well-knoWn Here

All communications Intended for inser-
ton Ia this column should DO addressed
10 society Editor. care Ok the Evening
Journal. Communications should he writ
ten on one side OF the paper only.
Mrs Frank Thomas, OF Wilmington.
who has been SummGing at samuel
Thompson's farm New Garden, Pa,
received about twenty-five or thirty
friends on Saturday evening In honor
Of her birthday. which was dignihec
by the unexpected presence OF her hus-
band, who had Just raturned from New
England with a handsome gift for nj
wife and preserRs for the children
The company also honored The occa
sion by bringing ludlerous sifts ant
tokens. End many dowers. Refresh
ments were served. Among the com
pany we're Mr.. and Mrs. William W
Gawthrop, OF Ardmore; Mr.. and Mn
Taylor Scarlet. Mr. and Mrs. c.
Pennack, Miss Roaamond Chambe
and company OF friends fron
"Bloomaeld." ana others Mr.. and Apa
Thomas left Kew Garden yesterday 20
itheir home in this city.
Evening journal., 1900-10-02
ATTENDING LAUNCHING OF DREDCE
Kilmingtonians CuestS Of Captain INDY
WiISon at SpsrreW's Point

TO attend the launching of - mani
moth dredge from the Sparrow's Point
shiBsard, a large party Of Wilmington
lane left this morning from the French
street passenger station OF the p. w.
and B. railroad. The dredge was built
for the Thomas Company, and persons
attending from this city we're invited
by Captain Andrew Wilson, superin.
tendent of the Maryland Steel Works
who is a Wilmingtonian. and was for.
meIay connected with the Harlan anC
Hollingsworth Company in this city
I Among those attending were:
( Mrs. George Gray, Andrew @. Gray
tMr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson, Df
and Mrs. j. A. Draper, Thomas II. Sa
livery, T. j. Shaw, S. j. Smith and Johl
tColey.
Evening journal., 1900-10-02
ABOUT DELAWARECIT FOLK
Notes ofThelr Goings, Comings
and Doings Generally
cial To- the Evening Journa

rNEIlNA To- Illt INfnlA- HNNNAlAi
Delaware City, Oct. Mrs. George
Green and Miss May Southwlck have
returned from q two months visit Co
friends n Buffalo.
Mrs John Rain of Bishopville, Md.
spent Sunday with her husband, who
Is employed at Fort Br'ont in tks
erection Of the offissrs quarters
Sergeants Thompson and Hamilton
Of Battery T. Fourth Artillery at
Fort DUPONT. have recciz'ed their hon
erabb discharges. and for tha preaeBt
Will reside in Delaware City.
William keane. OF Wilmington, wa
the guest OF his parents Mr.. and Mn
John keaRe yesterday.
Harry Rose was a Wilmington Visito1
yesterday
r. Janvier. OF Clayton. \. j.. is ths
guest % his sister, Miss Matte Jan
vier
Miss Louisa Price was saturdas
and Sunday visitor to Bridesbulf
friends.
T. A. Pennington spent yesterday n
Wilmington.
Mrs. G. b. Green. Of Wilmington, b
the guest OF her mother, Mrs. jobs
Schunder.
Adam Wright. Of Battery l.. Fourtk
Artillery, at Fort Dupont, who undes,
went an operation last week for IN
growing toe nail Is able to be aroank
again.
Miss Lidie Bradway. Of Atlantic City
is the geust OF AR. and MIRA Wiillan
A Jester.
Evening journal., 1900-10-02
RAILROAD BROTHERHOOD
WATCHING DEVELOPMENTS

Although little has been said from
The Wilmington end ln the existing
trouble between the brotherhood Of
Railway Trainmen and the Reading
RailrOas Company the local order has
been active, and is keeping an eye on
the situation.
An alleged spy is in the ranks ofths
Wilmington men, and has been uHder
surveillance since his arrival in WI
mington from Reading. According TO
the report a spy has been operating
under theg uise of a vice-master of the
order. ana having access to the books,
has reported to the Raedng Company
the names Of the sixty BrOtherhOQ5
employees who have been discharged.
The man under suspicion is wolt.
Known and resides in Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1900-10-02
GALVESTON STILL
CRYING TOR HELP
Eight Thousand nCaleleSS
People Are in Need Of Pc
Cuniary Assistance

Galveston, Tex, Oct. 2.-John Sealy,
ahaiTmsp Of The finance committee,
eub-somnittae q the 0aaFsston central
raief eosnuittes, and oilstouinn Of the
Galveston rolief fAnd, has given ont a
jstataIaart for publication Ia which he
dS6lBres that AZ amounts tunasd over
10 htm up 70 aRd insll2d4ng Oct.
amount 10 8zs1f048. This inoiades all
money received .bg Mayor Jones and
also S909. 500 Fenltted by Govgraor
Raysrs OUT 81 subscriptions mace 10
hin. T.ho governor has also ordered
. further remittance Of $1,000 Mr..
GeaiT Is now arranging in proper
sAeDe M fsesnized statement Of ap
reeeipts and amOnHts expended, whish
VIVA bo duly published. Appopes Of
Nc sealE's report fAe News says:
The pressing need of Galveston II
moRsy with which 10 sheltsr more thar
5000 DeYscns now honolsss and tC
mako habftssnss the hennes Of many
Others. Some ooVespOn0euts .-hay'
sent out statsmsnts TO the effeet thA
lnGHons OF dollars have bson contrib
uted for the reiiaf of daAvesten-en
published statement AzzeA the amoun
et SIS, zoe 600 These statements haVl
lau the. generous, liberal public aafraH
Snd have had tendency TO check tn
impulse to give. becaus0 1t seemed
THAI tho requirements had. been met
Bat the real truth is that Galveston
has received but httle moro than snf
ficient 10 bury the dead, remove IN
debris. accomplish the work Of saBits
tiOn and to pay the expenses for foo
and clothing which tho relief commit
toe had to buy before supplies Of foo
and clothing began to arrive from tn
outside world.
Miss Clara Barton has told tn
world Of the conditions existing IN Gal
weston. and has estimated that at leas
S5,O0000O would be required 10 NEE
the ureent necessitieE
Evening journal., 1900-10-02
q Appointed oommlssarr in Navy

r. J. Bootes. clerk in the offica Of
Recorder Of Deeds Delaware CLARK, this
mornisg reciyed information from tiE
Navy Department in Washington that
he has ben appointed commissary
storelceeper on the transport Beaufort
which is now lying at Newport News
Nr. BoOtes Will leave for Newport
News this week, and the Beaufort will
sail on November 1 from New York
for Manila, Philippine Islanda
Evening journal., 1900-10-02
Social and Personal Notes.

John w. Dayett. Of Pencader hun
dred, was in Wilmington yesterday
State Chairman j. Frank Alice o.
tho Union Republican State Committee
was in Wilmington yesterday.
Miss Nellie Dawson has returned e
her home, IA Grafton, Va.
Lucius E. Allen. OF woodstown. n
j., is visiting in the city.
A. L. Chalfant viii spend a few days
in Co,lingswood, n. j.
Members Of Caesar Rodney Chapter
Daughters Of the American Revolution
will meet this afternoon at 2.20 O'Clock
lin the rooms Of the Delaware Histori-
cal Society.
Captain Willard Thompson and
family. Of Wilmington, have returnel
10 their home IN this city after
spending the Summer at Cheyney.
Mrs. Lemuel Sylvester. OF Whining
ton. spent Saturday afternoon With hei
sister AIRS. =. j.. Lindsay Nortl
Providence avenue. Media.
Louis a. Armsirons stamp and gen.
.eIai delivery clerk at the Chester post
onice. spent Friday evening in New
Castle with friends ard relatives.
George King. OF Carpenter. has besu
visiting friends N Chester
Char.es w. Otiey. of Claymont. ais
tied his parents, on Highland avenue
Chester last week.
George II. Wells oi Elkton. was th,
guest Of Wilmington friends yesterday
Alexander ~ Day the Democratic
candidate for representative I'm Con.
grcss. wss IN wilmington to-day.
Stephen Kane win visit the Reading
Fair this week.
Evening journal., 1900-10-02
RETURNED FROM VACATIONS
Notes Of Newark .People Who
Are on Visiting Bent
Special % the Evening Journal.

oNfCIdI 70 IIlc EVNnInE JOUTn1I-
Newark. Oct Mr. and Mrs. q
Minot Curtis have returned from a trip
to Lake George and other interesting
points.
Mrs. and Mrs. John Corbit, of Odesza,
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs w. r.
Curtis on Saturday and Sunday.
William J. Armstrong has returned
from visit to William Hirsh. at Osce-
ola, Pa.
H. Rodney Sharp. Of Lewes. and r.
b. Quillen, Of Harrington are visit
ing old college friends.
Miss Lucille Steel and Mrs Emma
Jones are visiting Oxford. Pa. friends.
II. r. Tyson. manager Of the New
ark farm. has returned from Mass1-
chusetts.
Evening journal., 1900-10-02
Allen Worth Nuptials

Miss Elfnces A. Worth, OF Marshall
ton, Pa, and Henry ID. Allen, of Phlia-
delphia, viii be married in the Twelfth
Street Meeting House in Philadelphia.
on Thursday Miss Worth Is widely
known in this city A reception viii
be held az No. 1887 Spruce street after
the ceremony.
Evening journal., 1900-10-02
NOTICES.

NOTICE. TO the voters OF the FoTth
District. AS reports are going around
ihat / have withdrawn from the cputeet
for County Commissioner. VIII Fay mat ]
am in Go stay and win
o2-bt CHARLES WEGqlNsoH.
PRIVILEGES Tor races. October and
af No lW8 Vest street ON Tuesday 90
tohcr q 1900 af $3.50 "a M. j. IA GOULD.
.JR. Secretary oi-2t
NOTICE -On and after September u.
1900 Seventh street bridge will be- CLOSED
10 the public travel. as the contractor
will commence work ON the new steel
bridge az that time, By order OF Bridge
Committee
j. j. GALLAGHER. Chairman.
MONEY 70 loan on mortgages IN SUMS
to suit LAMBERT NOuLk,
uiS-tf 90 Market stress.
Evening journal., 1900-10-02
BOARD AND ROOMS.

wANTED. .-Lodgers. No. SO washins-
ton street. as0-lin
Evening journal., 1900-10-02
His Ere Was Remored

Henry Owens. while at work in the
Brandywine Granite Companys quar-
ries. on Friday last, was struck in the
eye with a stone. On Sunday he was
admitted to the Homeopathic Hospital,
where it was found that his eye was in
such a bad condition that it was neces-
sarv TO remove It. He is now doing
we'll
Evening journal., 1900-10-02
nealh or Mnllam pleI.sen

Special TO the Evening Journal
smyrna, Oct. William Dickson, a
prominent member q Union Castle,
no z. X. G.. g. died at his residence, in
Sprnnce City, yesterday afternoon.
agaa SO years Intermaut will be mace
la Glenwood Cemetery tomorrow af-
tegnOOn.
Evening journal., 1900-10-02
Broome siroet updergoLng RepaIrl

Street Commissioner Frank W. Pier
son has a gang ef men at work 1epalr-
ing That portion Of BroOme street
which was damaged by water from the
Rodney street reservoir. Work viii be
hnished in a day or two. whom Penn
sylvania avenue. from Delaware ave
nue 20 the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
rosd, viii be- repaired
Evening journal., 1900-10-02
FINE SHOES ON EXHIBITION
Formal Opening OF Hayes < Co.'s
Handsome Store To-day

Hayes & CO. announce their Fall
opening, Which takes place to-day ana
Tomorrow. These enterDrising gentle
men leave nothing uneone to please
their many patrons, and their display
Of Fa& footwear is both large and
variee. so that no enc need fear not be-
ing satisfied. They carry ala th0 latest
styles and the prices are as attractive
as the goods they handle. The store is
decorated with potted plants and pre-
sents beautiful appearance. Those
looking for the newest styles and
shapes In shoes should not fail to visit
this handsome and euterprising store.
Laird, SchobeH &c 90. VIII exhibit
samples OF their shoes, for which they
were awarded the grand prize at the
Paris Exposition.
Evening journal., 1900-10-02
DIPHrHERIA on DECREASE
Five Recovcries Reported at the
Board OF Health

At the Board Of Health Office to-day
Eve recoyaries from diphtheriR, one
death and one new case were reported.
ard the disease is now evidently on the
decrease
Health Officers this morning fumi-
gated the following houses whore re-
coverles were reported. No. z Easl
Fourteenth street; No. 1ll3 East Elev-
onth street. No. IA Marsh road; No, q
lGuthrie's row. and Garaache's lxn0
and Locust street No 5e9 McCaulley
street was also fumigated. but the po-
tient was sent to the pest house, II
Farnherst.
One new ease OF the disease was re-
ported at No. ll04 A street.
Evening journal., 1900-10-02
Dewey Honored One Year Ago

One year ago to-day Admiral GeoBge
Dewey was given an ovation as he
passed through Wilmington on his re-
turn TO Washington. after his memoir
able Sad glorious victory over the
Spanisndn Manila bay Abeut 500 per-
sons gathered at the French street
passenger station On that day to get a
glimpse Of and shout for the great ad-
miral
Evening journal., 1900-10-02
MidIletown Transcript Revived

Thomas S. Forscre. as publisher
yesterday issued the first nsmbeB of the
revived Middlatown Transcript It will
be Republican h politics, and viii ba
eight pages in size.
Evening journal., 1900-10-02
IrCHINC BrRNING skIN DIS

ITCHING BURNING, SKIN DIS
BASES CURED FOR TH1RTY-FIVE
CENrS.-Dr. Agnew's Ointment re-
iicvcs ip ono day and cures Ieitsr.
SAT- Rheum, sca.d Head, Eczema Bar
osr's Itch. Ulcers Blotches and an
erupuons Of the skin. Z is soothing
and Quieting end acts like magic in the
cure Of al baby humors. 35c.-24.
Sold by Miller Drug Co, 4O2 Market.
and n. B. Danforth. Market and Sec
ond streets.
Evening journal., 1900-10-02
LosT AND FOUND

LOSr.-sS on Delaware avenue troll
iey car yesterday afternoon between 5
and 6 o'clock Reward n returned to
No 1880 King street o2-lt
LOST -eetwcen Second and Jefferson
Rnd SECOND and Aodlson. n gold wsdolng
ring heanng Initials ] M. 90 a. 7. Re
ward n returned to Mrs. Marvel ipi
Madison street. oa-lt
Evening journal., 1900-10-02
Conductor Hepe,l, win necovel

Albert H. Hendle. the Pullman car
conductnr who was shot by Juaius
washington, "a SCORED porter. win re-
cover Wash ington was given a heaT-
ing Yesterday morning by Magistrate
SQAth' IN Philadelphia, and held in ST.
500 bsil FOR court.
Evening journal., 1900-10-02
An Republicans Uraed to RegisteI

Nearly 5000 persons are expected to
be registered on October 20, the lar,
and only day on which there Will be
"A opportunity fop those not registered
to become qualified To vote sA Novem-
ber 6. 1t Is necessary that every Re-
publican register. Should the 5000 paO-
pie register she registration In Wil-
minRton viii be over $4,000, which fl
the largest nugnber In the history q
the citE.
Evening journal., 1900-10-02
An Autumn Outing --0ettysbuEg,
Luray, Natural BTidge, Richmond,
ola Point Comfort and Washington


A nine-day personaliy-conductei
tour OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company to tho Battlefield Of upttys-
burg. Luray Cavcrns. Natural Bridge.
Richmend. Ola Pcnt Comfort and
Washington VIII leave New York and
Philadelphia in special train of Pull
man paclor cars on Tuesday, ONober
9. The party Will ho ia charge Of a
tourist agent and an experienced chap
eron a whole day viii be spent on
the Battlefield OF Gettysburg, caf-
.rlago drive With lectures by an able
guide being Included In The ticket. Am
pie time via De allowed at Luray ane
Natural Bridge TO view the wondrous
natural formations. Sunday. Octohci
rs. viii be spent at Old Point Comfort
At Richmond and Washington cppol.
lNnides win bs presented to visit al
tho points OF interest under lnteliigm
guidance
The round-irlp rate, including al
necessary expenses, is 800 from New
York. $50 from Philadelphia, and pro
poruonate rates from other points
For detailed itin&fry apply TO Tfcke
Agents; TO Tourist Agent. 1896 BROAD
way New York; 4 Court Street, O
Pennsylvania Annex.fout Fulton street
Brooklyn; 7S9 Broad Street. Newark
=. j.: or adsross George w. Boyd, AS
sistaut CeRernl Passenger Agent, Bro1u
street EtatfOn. Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1900-10-02
FOR SALE

FOR sAIIE.-GO0d top buggy fo'
sale. cheap, at Grocery, Ninth and Jef'
feraon streets. s2s-et