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Evening journal., 1900-10-19
7. NJ. c. A. HALL
OPENED AGAIN
Biz Reception Held in the
RemOdeIed Building Last
Evening

With q successful reception, the re-
modelled and enlarged building of the
y. NJ c. A., in this city, was thrown
open to the public last evening, and
those present enjoyed the excellent
program which had been arranged. The
building was decorated with potted
plants, flags and bunting.
The Reception Committee was COM
posed OF President Alfred Gawthrop,
George w. Todd, Herbert N. Fell and
S. J. Horn, of the board Of directors;
S. B. Trott A. III. KINNEY, r. S.
Glover, II. d. Eliason, e. ID. Cooper,
X. Khoumrian, ]. II. Holt, H. l.. RoOp,
w. j. Cooch and A. T. Clayton.
Since the building has been remodel
ed there is a large reading room on
the first floor, and the secretary's Of
fee is on the opposite side of the hall
On the same side is also a room where
the junior members can amouse them
selves The gymnasium has been i'm
proved, and two bowling alleys, weigh
ing eleven tons, soon will be added tc
the already large outfit.
] There are six marble baths. fitted for
shower and needle baths. On the sec
end floor is a game room, class rooms
and other apartments, which viii be
used for various purposes.
The hall will be open to-day from
to 10 O'Clock to the public, and refresh
ments win be served. A special pro-
gram will be given at $50 this even
ing. during which Professor TwitmyeT
viii speak.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
SAYS CHINESE NOTE
Is ONE OF ARROGANCE

London. oct. 19-The Times, whose
Pclin correspondent. DR.. Morrison, de-
scribcs the tone Of the joint note of IL
Hung Chang and Prince Ching as
"oharacteristically arrogant, as If it
were China and not Europe that is
debating terms" ard says editorially:
"This description applies with equat
truth to the substance of the circular.
70 whatever cause this attitude is due
it Is a bad augury for the progress OF
the negotiations. which cannot be
fruitful until China has been taught
her place. M. Pichon has given her the
answer her impudence deserves"
The Shanghai correspondent Of The
Times, wiring yesterday, says: "rhe
taotai has applied to the consuls to
arrest over 500 Chinese who reside in
the foreign settlement on a charge OF
conspiracy Those named include sew
eral well known Cinnamon whose only
crime is that they possess progressive
ideas. This demand is significant Of
the growing influence of the anti-for-
eign party. The fact that a tribute Of
rice is regularly shipped up the Yang
Use Kiang proves that the viceroys are
still supporting the empress dowager. I"
Special dispatches from Shanghai re-
cite numerous rum1rs In circulation
there. Among these are reports that
the heir apparent Pu Chun, son Of
Prince Tuan, is dead, that III Hung
Chang has been degraded on account
Of the surrender of Pao Ting Flu and
that Prince Tuan has got possession
Of the emperor's seal and is terrorizing
the dOwagar
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
BUSINESS MBN
ORGANIZE LEAGUE
Rewards Offered for Viola.
tors Of Registration Or
Election Laws

In the rooms of the Young Mems
Republican Club last night the Busi-
ness Mems League was formed, for the
purpose of stopping fraud at registra-
ucas and elections. Thomas II. Savery
was elected president, and OthO Now
land secretary. All business men are
invited to join the league, which is
non-part san in its worK. Republicans
and Democrats alike are eligible to
membership, and those who desire to
join may send their names to Secre-
tary NOwland at the Equitable Guar
antee and Trust Company
The following was issued:
Notice is hereby given that any per
son who shall cause or attempt to
cause himself to be registered under a
false or fictitious name, CT when he
has not been a resident Of the election
district wherein he is registered, or at
tempts to be registered, the length OF
time required 10y law, or when he is
In any other respect disqualified from
voting at The election to be held In this
state on November 6, 1900, or any per-
son who shall aid or abet any either
person. so causing or attempting 90
cause himself to be unlawfully regis
tered as aforesaid, or any person who
shall in any way violate the provisions
of the Constitution and laws of the
State of Delaware relating TO registra-
ton or voting will be pros -cuted Ia
the full extent of said law. Suitable
rewards win be paid for Information
that VIII lead TO The arres' and con-
viction of any person or persons guilty
of violating these laws by the Business
Mems League of Wilmington Del"
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
OPERATORS SAY THEY
WILL NOTTAKEADVANTAGE

Wilkesbarre, ra., oct. 19.-General
Superintendent Lathrop, Of the Lehigh
Valley Coal company, and chairman OF
the operators committee of the Wy
oming and Lackawanna regions, re-
turned last night from Scranton, where
he had attended the conference OF
operators. He said there were no new
developments. The operators Of this
section were still willing to abide by
their original offer, namely, 10 per cent
increase in wages and powder reduced
TO $3.50 a keg.
II is not known whether the strikers
will consent to accept such an offer.
The offer was analyzed when it was
first made, and It was very unsatisfac-
tory. the men figuring it out that the
increase with the powder clause would
amount to but very little.
Another prominent coal man who at
tended the conference, but who does
not want to be quoted, said:
Now, really, the men can have no
objection to our offer. The powder
question has been terribly mixed. The
companies have no desire to take ad-
vantage Of the men in the matter Tho
first offer was made in good faith, and
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
Emperor Also VIII Confer
Order Of Black Eagle on
HOheDlOhe
NO EXCITEMENT CREATED
Curiosity as to VOn BuelOW'S
Policy in Respect to PruS-
sian Diet

Berlin, oct 19.-Emperor William
has written to Prince Hohcnlohe an
autograph letter, yielding to the chan
cellOr's request for relief from his oliic-
ial duties and expressing the warmest
thanks for his fidelity. distinguished
services. self sacrificing devotion and
unvarying faithfulness. The emperor
will confer on Prince Won Hohenlohe
the Order Of the Black Eagle and will
present to the retiring chancellor a
magnificent set Of diamonds.
There is much curiosity as TO Count
Won Buelow's policy in respect to the
Prussian diet and the imperious de-
mands OF the Junker Squirearchy. The
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
CHINESE SAY TT is TIME
TO END PRESENT SITUATION
AND TO TREAT FOR PEACE
Members Of The Diplomatic Corps Have Received Joint
Note From Ii Hung Chang and Prince Ching
to That Effect But the
MIR. HILLRS TALKS
In EIGHTH WARD
Addresses Also Made by
Major Hancock and
Hugh {. Browne

Seth il Feoster presided at q meeting
of Republicans OF the Sixth and Eighth
wards at Eighth and Lombard streets
John G.. Short Robert C.. rralm PHI
lemma Chandler and James II. Morris.
Major A. H. Hancock of Baltimore,
made the nrst speech, IN which he de-
clnred that the main plank IN the Demo-
cratic party was the silver ISSUE
william $. Hnles the second speaker,
said ia parts
'Four years ago / made an address
within few squares of here. Then there
We're five men for every job. Now there
Us a position for every man. The coun-
try has not caught up what It lost under
the free trade administration of Cieve-
/ land. The Democrats are making a great
[ cry against Imperialism and militarism
We are not afraid Of q little army OF ioO,-
coo. They are trying 70 fool the people
with this milltariam and Imperialism
The Democratic speakers. including Wn.
/ lard Salisbury John @. Gray and Johr
Bisgs. are talking about trusts. Wen, "a,
I Republican party is opposed TO trusts
Z The Democrats are claiming that n pro-
tectivo iarin Is the cause OF the trusts
The conclusion we reach from this 5.
that they are IN favor of free trade. A.
said before, the Republican party :.
opposed to trusts. The attorney-genera
Of the United States has taken more pro
coedings against the trusts than was
ever done before.
81 ask you, my hearers, 10 vote TO give
/ Delaware a better government than Il
has had before. I want you 20 vot,
against Peter j. Ford, not because he &.
Mr.. Ford. Tor he Is a friend of mine. bui
because the things he represents shoul,
be defeated. / want you to elect join
HUM. lie represents the Republican ad
ministrauon. We also must elect Re
publican congressman, Legislature an'
the whole state ticket"
Hush G.. Browne delivered the last ad
dress, IN which he said he believed tina
I Mckinley and prosperity would win oi
The national ticket and that HUM anl
harmony would De the victors on III
state ticket
Evening journal., 1900-10-19

that his resignation was improbable
inasmuch as there was no reason for It
The Boersen Zeitung regards as the
main cause of the resignation an un-
willingness to assume responsibility
for Emperor Williams policy in China.
Dealing with Prince Hohenlohe's
record the press generally considers the
first years of his chanceliorship to
have been more fruitful than the lat
ter The Cologne Gazette asserts that
"only later generations will compre-
hend the Importance Of Prince Hohen-
lohe as a check upon the kaiser"
1t is not expected that Count Won
Buelow viii succeed any better than
Prince Hohenlohe in preventing EN-
peror William from assuming the in
itiative. The National Zeitung, how
ever, observes that the country viii
hold man Of 81 to a stricter account
ability than an octogenarian.
Count Won .Buelow's domestic views
are not known. but the National Zei-
tung says that "reactionism at home is
not compatible with progress abroad" Z"
The Berliner Post emphasizes Emperor
Williams confidence in Count Won
Buelow. adding that the people par
tlcuiarly commend his moderation
calulness and perseverance,
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
French Minister Says 1t Is
Impossible
TILL MANY HEADS SHALL FALL
Demands That Exemplary Punishment
be Inflicted Upon The Guilty
Principals

Paris, oct. 19.-The Hovas agency
has received the following dispatch
from pekin
"Ihe diplomatic corps has received
a Joint note from III Hung Chang and
Prince Ching saying that It IS time to
end the present situation and TO treat
for peace, and that the princes and
ministers who We're accomplices Of the
Boxers viii be handed over TO the
courts to be judged and punished ac-
cording 20 Chinese law.
I'm their quality OF plenipotentiarie9
ii Hung Chang and Prince Ching Of
fer to treat for peace and accept the
principle OF indemnities for the le-
cations destroyed. The losses are to
be estimated by delegates Of the pow
ers.
European nations can be accorded
fresh commercial advantages on the
old treaties modified but. as the re-
quirements of the powers vary, each
power must formulate It's own.
"The plenipotentiaries demand an
immediate cessation OF hostilities ber
cause of their offer and request an inc
tervlew with the tsung-li-yamen for
Oct. q.
Replying TO the note M. Pichon, the
French minister said that China. hav5
ing recognized that she had violated
the law OF nations, was bound 10 ac-
cept, for that very reason. the respon-
sibllities involved. Consequently he
demanded that exemplary punishment
be inflicted upon the principals guilty.
namely Prince Tuan, Prince Chwang,
kang vi and Tung Flu Hsiang, adding
that so long as their heads had not
fallen 1t was impossible to cease hos
. tilities.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19

CHANCELLOR Won BJELOW.
general feeling is that a strong, young
statesman becomes the responsible
chief in command of the state and
empire. The papers assume that Count
Won Buelow's holding the Offices Of
chancellor, president of the Prussian
ministry and minister Of foreign affairs
will be only temporary, and that, in
any event, he will devote his attention
chiefly to foreign affairs.
The change in the government has
not caused any excitement. Newspa-
per comment is passionless. The pa
pers are generally fair toward Prince
Hohenlohe and refrain from antici-
pating the policy Of the new chancel-
l0r.
Today It was limited that Prince
Hohenlohe decided to resign only af-
ter he saw Emperor William at HON.
burg. The Berliner Neueste Mach
richten says;
Prince Hohenlohe declared on Fri
day that he had no intention to re-
sign, since resignation might appear to
be a deserting of the colors, and on
Saturday he stoutly asserted that he
intended personally to justify in the
reiChstag his failure to convene that
body in special session"
In this connection it is significant
that the Berliner Post, in which Prince
HOhenlohe is understood to be a stock
holder, asserted in yesterdays issue
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
HITCH ON POWDER NAY CAUSE
PROLONGATION Oh COAL STRIKE
Question Was Left Out Of the Present Negotiations With
The Understanding That It Should be Ad-
juSted in Conference

we have renewed that oner with am
other condition, that It should hold
good until April l. The offer means a
straight 10 per cent increase in the
wages OF the men. It is true the price
of powder will be computed as part
of the increase to contract miners, but
that does not make any difference on
the whole. Every man who works
will earn 10 per cent more in wages
than he did under the old system. That
certainly ought to be plain enough. If
the men were to be paid 10 per cent
increase in wages and then given a re-
duction on the price Of powder be-
sides, that would practically mean 20
per cent increase, and as far as I can
learn the men have not asked for such
a raise"
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
WARREN PLAYS TOMORROW
It's Opponents win be the X-High
school Team

Members Of the Warren football team
viii line up for their first game on the
home grounds against the Wilmington
X-High School team tomorrow after
noon at $3.50 o'clock. Warren will out
weigh the X-High School team, but the
latter is faster and viii give the Warren
team the hardest game in its history
They will lineup as follows;
Warren-Trotter. right end; Brinton
right tackle; Jefferies, right guard; Nc.
Gonigal, centre; Ferguson, left guard
Dobb. left tackle; Buckley, left end
Saunders. quarterback; Ellison righi
half-back. smith, left half-back; Men.
denhall. full-back
X-High-Kyle. captain, right end
Stout, right tackle Jack. right guard
Leeward, centre; McVoy, left guard
Hsmbright, left tackle; Bromar. left end
Hanley, quarterback; Simmons, righ
half-back; Davis, left half-back; Henry
full-back.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
Priests Remember bishop Monaghan

FTICeTs ICmcmOCT DIsHOD IIOHas nun
In the basement Of ST. Paul's r. c..
Church, yesterday, a meeting Of all
the clergy Of the Wilmington diocese
was held. At the conclusion Of the
meeting, the Rev. George J. Kelly
made an address. and on behalf Of the
priests presented to Bishop John J.
Monaghan a check for $1,000 as a token
of their love and fealty. prior to his de-
parture for Rome. Bishop Monaghan
left at noon to-day for New York
whence he sails tomorrow on the
steamship Lucania.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
Ford Marching .lnb 10 Parade

The Peter J. Ford Marching Club
viii parade through the Sixth and
Ninth wards this evening prior to tie
mass meeting to be held at Fourteenth
and French streets. Robert G. Har--
man, Thomas Davis. j. W. Ponder, Jo-
siah Marvel and W. s. Meredith viii
speak.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
DISTRESS Oh MOORE
FAMILY RELIEVED
Cash Subscriptions Received
Now Amount to $I33.O5
This Amount Is Sufficient 10 Meet The
Emergency, and The List
Is Closed

Thanks TO the liberal response 20 the
appeal Of the Evening Journal for help
for the diphtheria and typhoid-strieken
family OF William Il. Moore, at No.
townsend street, South Wilmington. the
emergency has been met. and the sub
scripuon list IS closed Enough money
has been received to put Mr. Moore on a
weekly salary Of si2 until he and the
other members of his family are restored
to health.
When the FIRST instalment Of cash was
sent them yesterday morning and they
were told that a half ton Of coal was on
It's way from james B. Oberly. Mrs.
Moore who had neither food, fuel nor
money in the house. broke down, and
between her sobs, requested Dr. S. c..
Frederick-by whom the Evening jour
nal had sent the early contributors
money and the news Of Mr.. Oberlys gif,
Ito thank those who had come TO her
relief, and Mr.. Moore also expressed his
grateful appreciation Of the kindness of
The people Of Wilmington.
This fund has been placed in th,
hands Of Messrs. III. l.. Evans & Co.
bankers and brokers. at Eighth ans
Market streets. who will pay th'
doores $12 a week until Mr.. Moore IL
well and able to 90 to work again. anl
support his family
The Evening Journal thanks il
friends for their quick and liberal re
sponse to its appeal, and now close
the subscription. feeling confident tina
| the amount in hand is ample to NEE
Jhe emergency.
We to-day deposited with Messrs H. J.
Evans & CO. sl2i.55 in cash. Yesterda,
we sent $3.50 direct to the house, maxim.
a total Of Sl2s.O5. Pledged subscription
1n the list. amounting TO So win be col
/ iected to-duy and Monday, making tn
total cash Si83e5. not counting the Goa
and other supplies sent. This is sunicien
and the Evening JourHal requests tina
no more money be sent in.
The fun list of contributors to the re
lief fund is as follows:
Evening journal., 1900-10-19

Sold wes Thirteenth Street Hous
Marion ~ Wood, one Of the popular
young builders and real estate dealers
In Wilmington. has sold the house,
No 1920 West Thirteenth street TO j.
W. Ewing. The price was $500.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
Held without BAH

Charles Eanes. colored. Of this city.
who shot and killed George Wilson,
in Iinwood, On Monday night. was
held without bail by Alderman Smith.
in Chester. Yesterday.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19

Tt is the duty Of every Republican to
register. The Democrats hope you will
let Saturday, October 20. go by without
doing IT, Disappoint them.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19

James .. Oborly city councilman from
he Twelfth ward, responded TO the ap-
peal by contributing half a ton OF coal
which has been sent to the Moore fam
lly
Dr. S. C. Frederick, who Is attending
the family, said to-day that the case IS
one of the most deserving that ever has
come under his observation.
AS soon as Martin O'Keefe. manager
for the Schilling Dry Goods Company
heard through an Evening Journal rs-
porter of the distress Of the Moore
family, he at once ordered a supply Of
provisions to be sent over to the
house
Edward Brennan the well-known Mar
Set street merchant. called up the Even-
ing Journal office this morning, inquired
the ages Of the Moore children, and this
afternoon viii send them clothing ard
other necessaries which they need.
One Of Wilmingtons best trained
nurses. who desires that her name be
withheld, also called up the Evening
Journal office through friend. this
morning. and volunteered 10 80 TO the
Moore household and nurse the family
Her generous offer was at once referred
20 Dr. Frederick, the attending physi-
clan. for action.
In this connection It IS but just to state
that Dr. Frederick is giving both his
services and medicines to the family
gratuitously.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19
EIeventh ward RepnblIeans 70 0Iee.

Republicans Of the Eleventh ward
will hold q rally tonight at Maryland
avenue and Van Buren street William
s. Hilles viii preside
Evening journal., 1900-10-19

j. d j. N. Aarman. n............... l.O0
Pennock a Co................. so
simmons d Bro. Observation-Disclosures. 100
Albert Buehler .................. .IO
j. ID. Carter. .................... l.5Q
Harry Bothman ................. acc
max Ephralm Observation-Disclosures. l.Ol
Cdah ........... .....-.......-... l.tl
l. Scott Townsend ........... Ice
Cdsi -. '.t''...'.' .'.''.'...,. y.
A. IA. Niewig....... .... ......S1.O,
Dr. a. ID. Jacob5on........ ...... 100
Cash. ...... ...... &C.. ........ l.Ol
Morris Lovy....... .... ..... &C.. 1.Oi
uurprise Store. ....... 10,
Elmer Dougherty y.... .... ..... so
w. p. Windish..... ........ .. l.0l
John l.ynn....... ....... ....... TOT
Michael J. sharkey .-.. ...4. ... 40.
Lemuel Marr..... ...... ..... .2l
Victor b. WoOlley ....... ..... o.. LOT
reter A. Heuy..... ......... o.. LOT
eaeh 800 49,. .s+... .....+++... .1'
Robert 5. Baird. ........ 90. .... 90
j. IL. Nields......... .... ....... l.Ol
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Thomas Il. GOrmley ....... %
Walter II. Haycs..... ........ D.. 1.0l
H. II. Ward. d....... &C.. ......... Lee
Harvey b. Vandegrift..... .... 50
Jash.,-.. ...... ...... ......... ~
nj. ID. Crossan. ..-........ co.. lot
j. Albert Wood..... ...... o.. Let
cash....... ...... CO... ...... ... .2
Charles c. Kurtz.... &c.. ....... 10
William L. Hamann. nn..........s... 1.0I
John j. Cassidy. ..... .... ........ LOT
Charles IT. Ten Woeges... .. l0l
Josiah Marvel. 800. ........... 10
Robert H. Richards. &C.,. 1.Ol
Peter L. Cooper Jr.............. 10
CHARLES b. Evans..... ........... LOT
Christopher J.. Ward. .... ....... 10
Francis deli. Janvier. .... ....... 1.0l
deorge l. Townsend, jr........ .5
/ jcnn IT. LNnn..... ...... ....... lV
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| Andrew u. Sanuorn. ..... ..... 10
/ Charles NJ. Curtis..... ....... 10
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/ Charles II. kittinger. 60. .... 10
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john Conahan ...................l 10
-nthony Mcdarvey ....-. ... l.O
/ Delaware Clark ................. 10
/ Henry r. Bringhurst. Jr......... 10
/ n. W. Davis...... &c.. .......... 2
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\ Cash.. ..... ......f..... .... 1.C
\ S. M. KNOX. ..... ..... .... 40
! Il, u. Bach. .... ..... ........ 10
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Jesse X. Baylis..... ....... .... 10
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cash.. ....-.. ...... ...... d,
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i, George A. Elliott ........................ d.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19

Stops the Cough and Works on
the Cold
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure
a cold in one day. No Cure, No Pay.
Prices cents.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19

Republicans, register on Saturday. It
win be your last opportunity.
Evening journal., 1900-10-19

For a Cold in the Head, Laxative
Bromo-Quinine Tablets
Evening journal., 1900-10-19

The circulation of THE EVEN
ING JOURNAL yesterday was
6,315. See the sworn statement
on another page.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-27

Para F'a1nilias
Lista de rOpa para TN ano a VEINTR
yclNco CENTAvos una, y a DOS PESOS
YMEDIo docena. De venta en- Ia I'm
prenta del BoLETlN MERcANrL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-27
TEoDoRo GUERRERO


-Estas en- un error. Te quiere mas que
nunca.
II Por que entonces Sc opone reeibirme
cuando podfa reclamar mis- derechos sobre ellat
Els largo de consaf. No la culpes, porqus
bastante sufre no pudiendO saltar la barrera
que la mala suerte ha puesto entire su coras6n
ell tuyo.
- Una barreraf Explfcame ese enigma.
Dye, no me interrumpas, porque COM
prendo Ia mala impression que ha de hacerte
mi relate.
Gonzalo le refri6 su conversation con Ines.
La emoci6n de Armando Sc retrata en- su fiso-
nomia medida que Sc convencia de que su
mujer no solo no le habfa olyidado, sino que le
amaba mas que antes pero al llegar la elau-
suIa testamentaria nubl6se su semblante y
prorrumpid con ira:
~ ESQ es una infamia Siento que ely0nkes
sc suicidara porque hubiera gosado matandole.
Esa cl6usula es nrla y hare valer mi derecho.
Mo divides que esta terminante la volun-
tad del testador, padre de una nina que la ma
DIRE no puede reconocer.
-Cumplire esa volnntad mandando Ia nina
& Charleston con su abuela.
-Olvidas que Ines es sn madre, y una ma
DIRE no Sc le arranca hcilmente IN pedaso do
81 coraz6n.