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Evening journal., 1900-02-16
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

In 1895 there we're 1000 savings
banks In the United States and the do
p0sits in them amounted TO S1,S41 900.
In 1899 there were 942 savings banks
IN the United States and their deposits
were sa,401 600 600 That is the whole
story of the growth and prosperity Of
the country News.
still the chances are that Philadel-
phia will not lose her grip on the Re-
publican National Convention. A guar
antee fund of 100000 looks large, but
philadelphia Is rich, and her reputa-
|tion for gorgeous hospitality Is in the
balance Boston Herald
The Philadelphia Press has called
down considerable wrath on It's head
FOR having asserted that the woman
suffrage cause Is now more out OF ia
vor throughout the country than II has
been for twenty-five years. Still. II
repeats the assertion, and furnishes
the data to substantlate it.-Boston
Herald.
Nothing can Justify an attempt To
murder but when it Is remembered
how much Senator Goebel has done tc
lnfame the passions Of political opp
lncnts, and that there Is in Kentucky d
class Of reckless. vindictive men VIII
know Of no other way to right a wrong
han with a gun, one cannot be sur.
lnfised at the attack on Senator Go bel
however much ore may condemn IL
Ills example has been one OF the mo-
lpernicious ever set in American poll
ltics.-lndianapolls Journal
The situation in kentucky Is no
without It's rodeeming features for thu
nugwump. Barring the actual crlm
of assassination, it presents to him op
lpoItunlties which are ideal for com
ment. He can revel in the delights O
anding fault with everybody withol
the disagreeable necessity Of praisinl
anybody He can condemn Goebel 70
the effort to nullify the will of the PEG
, lple. but he can also rush into condem
| lnntion of Taylor's adjournment OF tn
legislature as unconstitutional. Wha
ever Is wrong, in his view Of Ken
lucky politics. What more can IN
7 ,mugwump desire to make his happ mes
complete?-New York Mail and ES
luress
Evening journal., 1900-02-16
WIImInaton ilenro,s pIea.

r. c. Miller. ne Of the regra es who
last Noveml or were dri, en- out of VII.
nlngton. ~ G.. VIZ tes a letter 70 per
sons there asking ira; lie e allowed 10
lpiuin to wind up his bus ness aha rs.
lie says he is summoned in a civil
suii In the SuperiOs Court and would
like 90 return; hat lie was sent away
November H.. FER thl g he was sup
posed TO have doB.s or said. and Tor
which he s now sorry; that he owns
over SG.OO0 worth of properly In VII
mington. and has lost over $1,000 by
his ahsen, G: that he does not want to
return to IN k politics or things Of the
past hut e. reHan q short While to
80 nj tr ~ o J. s own business AM
e. the 200 G 10 gr nj ) privi eg
G. 4. Lfcsney. lr M repuhlical
LAWYER AMI local pei Il | here. wio
I'D. o LETT nsi No tenlber. la returned.
Ne is the only ,ne who las done so.
WITH one except on. aud tie latter was
Given solemn warming nv a large
rarty TO depart foceNer.-Washi g or
Post
Evening journal., 1900-02-16
GUIDE Posrs OF The BLIND.
slehtless Man Tells How He Is Helped
to Make His Way About.

There is blind man living In a.
heart of the old quart WHO walks
nearly every day to lit es VI ut
near Canal street avs tie New +
leans Times Denoc at. ! hp dis ance
each way is from sixteen to twenty
blocks. according to his route. q tu
Soc him. sarnte ing ca ell IS y alo 2
one would ne er s. ct his iniirmity.
Talking yesterday with an inquisi-
tive rrpnrter he declared that he saw
with Ills nose and feet. and this wa
u p way he explained il. when man
has his sight he said. 1.-THE smells Of
tie 81 Get are all mixed up. but when
he's blind he learns 10 separate them
The smells OF tie shops are almost as
plain TO me now as the signs med "a
Ice over The doors. Some Of them you
would hardly suppose TO exist. Take a
dry gnods store Tor instance. II sm' lis
Of clurh. and has n very peculiar OdOr
Trnn AMI tin have smells Of their own,
aud ran tell a hardware sio.e imme-
diaiely | pass two book stalls nearly
every day. and scent them yards OF
by the old hooks. Then there are a
great many indescrihable odOrs br
whirh ! know this place and that Of
course, my feet are my principal guide,
aud I've been over the same ground
so often that have learned every In
equality by heart but ! couldn't get
along WITHOUT eli her NJ Sc or feet alone
lley work together. an where one
falls the other helps ont Hetwcen
them they make very good eyes Tie
secret Of my stepping out is this: I've
learned how to stop. People who can
sco hurl thpms Ell ca forward like loco
motives. That's why the shock Is nj
WAYS so rnexrcctcdly violent whpr
you collie with an Their person. I pui
a. extra power whatever in my move
uents. AMI If the toe Of my booi
touches 'Ome unknown obstacle
stop siill ms ant ""
lis clever bl.nd man leads a very
tranquil life. He lies a small income
and lives with a q an daughter a SIR
want Is hired cspei Ia ~ TO ,ad TO hin
every at. noon. Many Of those VIII
know him are unaware of his blind
ness.
Evening journal., 1900-02-16
DoCKsTADER'S.

It is strong combination Of comedy,
cratic singing and enc or two spe-
alties which Manager Docks.ader's
heatre offers its patrons this week.
3 here are but nine acts, yet they give
re genuine amusement than many
I ,uses would offer with half as many
ore. Franohella and Lewis. Slime
and Evans. Carleton and Terre, Mr..
and Mrs. DEACON, and Lynch and Jewell
form a particularly happy comb nation.
attendance during the week has
leen large, and It is a very noticeable
Il that the applause has been of the
riost liberal kind. Manager Dock
p ader's efforts to provide high-class
vaudeville at popular prices has never
G me nearer being fully appreciated
than 1t has the past few weeks. If that
probation continues to grow as il
since the first Ct the year, it will
ke a new theatre next year to ac-
IMMEDIATE the crowds who form the
regular patrons Of this popular house.
Evening journal., 1900-02-16

Pretty Lively Game said to &c Played
in This Town.

Pretty Lively Game Said 20 &c Played
ID This Town.
'Therc is a fashion In gambling. as
in everything else saA Mr. C.. i.
andy Of New York, at Willald's,
aud just now the sporting rage In
Gotham Is all IN tie direction OF ron
iette. One hears lut OF poker yarn%
but they are mostly hoary with an
tiqniiy. for the blk game of squeeze
p.ayed nowadays arv Ike visits u an
gels.
II was talking 10 the proprietor Of q
swell gambling place In the neart OF
New York CITY the other day. and hc
confirmed what | have said as to the
popularity Of roulette. lie has IN Il s
pia,e faro. lacva. at AMI tie W eel.
and lie Told NE that oui OF twents c.s
toners nineteen played the Wheel
conclusive SLOWING that bank and bac-
carat lad both been superseded Uy tue
seductive game OF roulette. AS TO pc
ler he doesn't cOuntennnce Il IN his
establishment, for tie reason that Il Is
q tedious way for tie house TO make
money. however laree the rake-on. a.
compa ell with any Cf the other gam $.
! "lie told me thai Il was a common
thing for men to come into his place
1 and bet bin $500 to 81 sou OH a s.ngi,
! turn ~ the wheel. anil know he was
/ telling the truth. for many Of his pat.
rOus are known TO me-. and they arr
gni0ng the high-rollers Of tue city. wiz
look On betting $500 about as tile aver
axe piker regards the riSklng Of -
note. These plungers like roulette 60
two reasons-ihy ret qui. K acton to-
their money. and tey are sat sii i
that the game Is ahsol tely squar. II
the first place. though. the percenlal
ga favor Of the proDr etor is not large
being only 3 $40 IN 100. Il will bra
the player In the long run and. there
fore. there Is no reason to operate
dishonest machine. Sc on lis. th'
whe Is con tuctpd 81 that he lifiin
Of its top displays the interior. an,
tre presence II " es wouli he reldil
,detpced. Without wires tleie Is ~
Chancp for fraud. Tie bigger the bet
the better for he house. although
fheir are times when the plunger vii
make the professional sick.
There his been 30 much croOlol
work done IN tactnrnt ana faro ~
both have stead " lost pop iarity. Q
COURSE. there are tenis n. both. VII
win tuke the chances on being robbed
though I do not mean TO inply tha
oil tank games are Of the skin varit
Is. To iay New Yor a ciii.e W q
sporting blood IN Ills We rs can get a
the nmusene MT he wants at swell es
tall shmen s. where eniertainme I 2
p luNmiots a. airy TemonicO can fu'
nlsh is provided gratis for those WI
S feel disposed 70 nv tie fckle goldes
{ rf fortune" Washington Poat.
Evening journal., 1900-02-16

teen regiments and commission them
selves thirteen coionels to hurl youl
While We are on the subject Of our
forefathers suhdlins England In l17e--
wei, without knowing al about il, Ne
venture a cigar on the opinion that the
ancestors Of these belligerent council
men were. in 177e. in ireland, Holland
or some other foreign country.
II there can be anything more un-
qualifedly silly and absurd than for a
City Council, to "resolute' about for
eign matters It must be the bad judg-
ment Of the people In electing tc
Councils men so incapable as to be ca.
pablo Of exhibiting themselves in that
manner.
Evening journal., 1900-02-16
FLORIDA

THE DIRECT ROUTE TO FLORIDA
AND ALL SOUTHERN RESORTS.
Including Aiken. Augusta, summer
vile. Asheville and the Land of tbs
sky is via the Southern Railway.
The New York and Florida Limited
leaves Broad Street station, Philade,-
phia. daily except sunday, at 3lf p. No.
his magnificent train Is composed eN.
clusively OF dining, library, compart.
ment. observation and drawing room
sleeping cars between New York aaJ
81. Augustine, also carries Pullman
drawing room sleeping cars TO Aiken
IS. c., Augusta, Ca, and Tampa, bla
Three other through trains leave Broat
Street station. Philadelphia, daily foi
florida and points south via the South
'ern Railway. Dining car service Or
Ni through trains OF the Southoll
Railway. Charles J.. Hopkins. Distf,c
Passenger Agent. SOS Chestnut street
philadelphia viii be pleased to furnis'
all Information.
Evening journal., 1900-02-16
DEMONSTRATIONS nIRLs Acr-

West Chester Feb. 16.--At lib.ars
Rall last night an exceedingly iAtel
e5ting entertain ent was given by the
FULLER and Kappa-Pi Societies Of d..
lnston Seminary for YOU Ladies
The more than forty participants &c.
quilted themselves in name Ienecl.
ne great credit upon their muse.
ard literary training. Music and eel
lions were followed BY a drama. "1h,
champion Of Her SEX" in which Ia,
eharacterswere lmuersonatedb by Mi s..
lAla Hacker, Blanche Faas, May She
Helen Faas, E4na Goldsmith, Edn
Klein, Edna Abrams and Belle Eve
son.
Evening journal., 1900-02-16

My contention Is. says Mr. Bryan
that a republic can have no subjects p
The democratic party has adopted tina,
idea--at least the party indicates lt..
disposition 10 adopt that idea. The
contention is that there is in our sys-
tenn no place short OF citizenship, with
It's full constitutional rights. for tn
Tagal or the sulu, II the sovereignty
Of the United States Is to extend over
the territory which the Tagal or the
sulu nhabits, All OF which is
a very sorry sort of slush
mare claptrap words without
any basis in fact or reason. This re-
public has subjects who are not citl.
zens, has had for more than a hundred
years; and the status Of these subjects
has been recognized and defined re-
Deatedly by decisions OF the suprem,
Court OF the United States. The Ameri-
can Indians, for example. are subj cts;
not In any odious OF monarchica
meaning Of the word. but in the sens,
that while maintaining their tribal re-
lations within the jurisdiction Of tn,
United States they are necessarily sub
Jet TO the laws which Congress may
enact They are governed by acts O
Congress They owe no allegiance {,
any state, but they owe a paramount
allegiance to the government OF .hl
United States, and whsn they refuse
obedience or attack the flag, as Ger
onimo and Sitting Bull did. they be
come rebels against the flag and au
thority Of the United States.
Evening journal., 1900-02-16
AUGUSTINE MoNTEGRIFFo. TrNo.

iAe following record speaks volumes
fpf his great arlst. ana IL leeus su
peruucus ~ aud another word ia
e1iCsy t.9 IS al A4Aerl,AA, b0lA H.
NeW 4clA C4,y, Vi ItaAal pa enJagC.
and Is the foremost American teuO.
having sung with the gleat1st altlsta
IN the world, both in opera and con-
cert among which are such shining
lights as Iatu, schalohi. hauk. a.
tani, Abbott, Ca,ve, Lehman, Blau-
felt and Campanarl. ana uader such
famous dictatorship as Watr DIN.
csch, bergman. Coos MS. Of Lond0,
ns. heinrich and the late alnentei
'nttn Seidl In 1892 he WAS cngas 20
BY Sir Augustus Hartis as princll
.encr for the Carl Rosa Opera Com.
pSny. In 1893 he was sooci1l y eng ed
TO sing the roles OF Radamc3 IN Aids
at the Royal Theatre p Turin. Ialy
and in the Spring Of the same year ht
created the role Of canio IN the cpcfs
'Pagliacci,' ia its first production
An erica- lie is now principal tenc
with the International Grrnd Orcr1ti
"rTnpanv rrder = e rvclusire monaco
rent CT Ccrneaux Bohemia. OF New
York city HIS repertoire embrace
nLnety-six Operas. and the acts OF gran,
ga r. be Given by his cosnrary vii
be staged under his supervision. Il.
viii be heard he~o n the ~ h;r
greatest roles On, Friday, February Is.
Evening journal., 1900-02-16
NOW, BULL. BE coon,

After having demonstrated their un-
paralleled abilities to govern by giving
Wilmington an unparalleled govern
ment-through its garbage department
--our congress OF statesmen. the CITY
Council OF Wilmington. has undertaken
to relieve President Mckinley and the
National Congress OF further responsi-
billy for our foreign policy and rela-
tons and, by resolution. has called the
British invaders from South Afr,e
soil. At the same time these warliko
Statesmen who were born to hate
peace at home. and to suppress foreign
wars that do not concern them, express
hope that the innocent oppressea
pfotssssive, childlike. loving trust.
ing, harmless tsrants. the BcorF
may burl the vic oppresso
from Albion on the Oar,
cSRAineat cas- our forefatkcrs did
a9. s5t "a Bsil. YOU believing brute
~ yqa b. eposs lf,TO0 don't VII
Ps CsT Council nay raise thi.
Evening journal., 1900-02-16
MRs. cATTs, PRoPHEsY-

1T is my hope and arm belief that
before the close of the twentieth CEN
tury a woman VIII have been elected
president OF he United States" says
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait. the newly
elected successor. OF Susan B. AR
'hony az the head Of the National We
man Suffrage Association.
you may think this statement ratn-
er strong, but IL I were q prophet thai
would bn ny prophecy. The agitation
10 lead up to that result must not bc
sudden but gradual.
we wcren snffrasis's are working
'eedilv and earnestly for a gradual
chsnee ia the state and national laws
which will put woman in her righ.ful
position in the world. both political
and soeial The strides made by the
womku suffrage mvvenent in the last
atty Tears fully iSstify ny hope tos
Evening journal., 1900-02-16

4 woman's prospect Of marriage Is
distinctly affected by age.
The statistics Of all countries show
that the great majority Of women
ilarrY between the agcs of 20 and 30
Before reaching % a woman has. Of
course a chance Of matrimony, but
DE objections raised by parents OF
friends to marriage al tender are
frequently outweigh the desire OF the
Young woman 10 acquire a husband
and lead her to defer the wedding day.
tll statistics that have been gath
cred bear cut the statement that a
wown's best chance to marry is az
The age Of %.
Over sif- cpths of the marie es
take place betwe 20 ana so and con
sequently w0mans chance increas es
up to 25 and steadily decreases after
that age until IL reaches the vanishing
point somewhere about GO Out Of ZOO
married women 149 marry before the
axe Of 20 ESQ between 20 and 30, III
between 30 and 40.
Evening journal., 1900-02-16

leaves no room for the orchestra in
o INT OF the stage, place has ben found
lJr the musicians On the let land
sue of the grand clrcle-an arrange
Il ent, however, which presents abvlous
d..dcUlt.es. The decoration OF the
b ildlng has been carried out on the
est splendid scale in the Flemish
1naissance style, and the effect is
certainly very striking. Special atten-
ton has been given to the heating and
sentilating apparatus, a very import
ant matter IN so large a structure, and
AN exceptional degree OF success is
claimed for the arrangements. There
is a sliding roof in the dome, and the
Louise is lighted throughout by cleo
tricity. The architect of the build
nlg is Frank Aatcham. During the
llvate view last week Alfred de
Othschild, at the invitation of II. +.
Jss, the managing director, unveiled
tablet in the vestibule commemora-
We Of the occasion.
Evening journal., 1900-02-16
crosby G. Hill.
A WONDERFUL Thea TIRE

On January yet another new the
lire was opened in the West End O
london, and theatre which IN pur.
use ana design eAnlUiJs wlue dc
partle from any Jung whicn mas nal
tItO been attempted. lac LU4.uon zip
pOOIoA.e, as Tie new b~i4ulns Is s1y led
adys tie LOn0On Times, O,cagies 4
commanding alte at the cOrnoI Vi Gran
DoU.Ne 81 oet anu Cha. ius =. Oss IOau
i4es Oeen elected 10 anol0 d nom,
t0r an Entertainment, OF rat.ei a com.
-Latlou u enteI laluments, such - IA,
Ael building IA LOnuon'is capable o
JNslns On the same sll.i
VAN the same completeness. 70
stage Ul unusually larse u4AAens. o III.
sas Devn ddeed an a.eua, Vi circus rang
capable VI being covered by ingeni.
Gus mechanical arrangements into {
nule talk, with a 0epth OF feet aIl
q cubic capacity Of ABOUT 10000 4
ems. Ihas IN future IL will be Doss Di.
/ ~ witness ln succession without ieay
ng one seat theatrical per.orIl
~nce, circus and an aquatic -ntegt-in
! ent. A ser .es OF powerful nyurau4l
Il aims aNA &c ~ AaAt1 anu ARf'~A "~'
stage proper and he floor Of the arena
and by their means also a formidaui.
grill, some feet feet high, can be e
waited to shut in the arena during Ga.
performances OF those animals wlicl
lare more conlden ~ regarded thrOu D
the bars Of a cage.
Entering the tank at the bottom ar'
light fountains capab OF throw 3
gts Of water twenty feet high. ari
hese Jets are effectively illu 3
mated by powerful dme-l.ghts arranel
an q gallery In the centre OF the rocl
I'm order to permit a good view b1ti
Of the stage and OF the arena TO be Oh
ltaincd lron all parts OF the house, tn
lplsn OF the auditorium, which pro
'vides accommodation for over 900 per
sons. has had to be drawn on very spc
clal llnen. The tiers Of seats are c,n
centric with The arena and are range
~ IN un~sua'lv stee0 ascent. TIL
stalls and boxes. which form t.
ground door are GOT back under tn
rand circle. above which rise the an
hith,atre and gallery. The feats =
tho upper parts Of the house are room.
and have all the comfort. II not all tn
luxury, Of The stalls AS the aTenl
Evening journal., 1900-02-16

The law of the survival Of the httesI
dominates every sphere Of human ae-
tiylty. In business affairs it Is so pc.
tent that in these days Of keen mer.
camille competition the man who
doesn't advertise truthfully, logically
steadily and persuasively drifts int
the eddles where the unfit sink ints
obscurity. while the advertisers arr
borne past him on the high the OF sue
cess.
Evening journal., 1900-02-16
LILIANs HAPPY BIRTHDAY.

Mrs Robert Gillespie arranged a
pleasant birthday surprise party at her
home, No SAG Poplar street, for Lillian
E Taylor. daughter OF mir. and Mrs
George w. Taylor, Of No. S4S Poplar
street. last night The little girl, who
Is S years old, received a number o.
nice presents. About twenty-five we
present. and a delightful time wa
spent IN games music ana refresh
mcnts.
Evening journal., 1900-02-16
s. CIR 9RNBAuM.
). GkEENBAUM
500 Market st.

WE positively carry the
- la gest assortment Of
Ladies and Child ems ready
.o-wear goods in The city.
We ask no tony prices. You
can always get suited here in
LA0ieS' SUITS, tURS COATS,
1SESS KRIS, SHIRT WAISTS, 3
UNDERWEAR, ETC.
DOW at half price watch for
sur ads bargains will appear
"A every one.
FOR this and next week, 2 doz.
LAJIES' COATS,
Winter weights. will be sold
.or 81 %, they we're $50.
Also one dozen of The TO, ~
and Si4 kind we will sell at
GAS.
LADl y WHITE RPEUNS,
we'll made, &c.
All our SOC
POCKE1B 0KS
will go at this sale Tor &c.
LAuIES' FOsE,
the roc Kind will so at 7Hc.
LADIES' YELLING,
tle 2Sc kind for I2Hc.
Eou can not afford to miss the
KID GLOVE SALE,
tall shades) III, 7 kind for
Ia9c and ths il kind for 6oc.
3 Present livep with every pur-
cha Sc. Ash Tor 4.
lG3EEN PkUN'S, S0G Makt St,
WILMINGTON, lei.
e., EN- EVENINGS.
Evening journal., 1900-02-16
nNrERrAINEp THEIR FRIENps.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burns gave @
piessant sociable to some Of their
ends at their home No. COZ Wast
econd street last evening. Among
hose present were Mr.. and Mrs. John
1erdman. Miss Maggie Hlgg ms, Mrs
ligginsA Mrs. Lille Birchheld, N IS
losence Eirchheld. Of Philadelghiai
Niiss Cora Williams, Of Chester; Mi s
l9ker. Of Wash ington d. c.; NJ IS
<athryn Burns Mr.. and rms. Lawlenc'
urns and others.
Evening journal., 1900-02-16

Electric cfn ules are ne n the Ia
test inventions. A combination OF
chemicals has bees invented. ana. ac-
corcing TO the 90 'pf ny that manu-
features Il, three grain capsule OF n
put into an ordinty battery cell w.
Weld enough eiec'' lcity 10 run a l.
candle power inca descent light fci
one hour.
Evening journal., 1900-02-16
sIlrTnN-REBMANN.

George d. Sutton and Miss Nam G G.
Rebmann, both OF this city were united
IN marriage last evening by Rev. Q. G
3nddington, pastor of Bethany Bapt s.
Church, at his residence. Charles II
wilson acted as best man, and Miss
sallie Rebmann as bridesmaid. NJ
nd Mrs. sutton win cont nue. to resid
d this city.
Evening journal., 1900-02-16

II a City Council as subservient a.
the Street and Sewer Department BE-
then in existence, when the Universal
Conduit Company has its pipes al
properly laid, how long VIII It be until
the aerial wires are all ordered out o.
the air and into the earth? And how
much will the companies have TO pay
the Universal for the use Of its sub
ways?
Evening journal., 1900-02-16
RECEPTION AT ST. JOHNS.

A delightful reception to the mem
5ors and friends of St. Johns Chur !
was given last night by the Daughters
II the King. There was an excellent
~rsical and literary program and Ie-
reshments were served.
Evening journal., 1900-02-16
MISS MLEoD ENTERTAINED.

Miss Dora Mcleod entertained the
Woman's FOREIGN Missi n ~ Socia'y o
Grace Church yesterday afternoon g
her home. No. 200 West street. AZ G
routine business there were recito ton
$50 Miss Mahala Wells and musical SCI
lectlons by the Misses Bradield ant
Miss Peoples. and tea was served.
Evening journal., 1900-02-16

The City Council needs a guardian
upon our foreign relations matters; but
it is giving evidence Of n decent re-
gard for the citys affairs, and OF ability
as well as disposition to do something
to rescue the city from the corporations
and tho official agents thereof.
Evening journal., 1900-02-16
NH. BUR- S
BREAKFAST W.
COCOA o.
You drink it for pleasure and Ct
profit. It's a co Centralion OF
relish and rohustness---a liquid
beefsteak.

he future. why, fifty years ago the
proposition 20 coeducation was more
bitter than the feeling against woman
suffrage Is today
Evening journal., 1900-02-16
TIE G0INGS ON
IN SOCIETY
- o91 ------- As
Matters Which May Be Of In
terest to Feminine
Readers.
WITH THE Guys VISITORS
Brief Items as to the Whereabouts
OF Wilmington People, Their
Neighhors and Friends

All communications intended for inscr-
ton IN this column should be addressed {
socisty Editor. care % the Oven ns Jour
nal Communication should be writer
On one side Of the paper only.
Evening journal., 1900-02-16

Senator Biacksurn's remarks at the
Gcctcl obsecuies might have been
orc impressive had he not sworn az
~ eoe~el kille1 Sandiord, to hound
he assassin to his grave. In dianapo-
Ia News.
Evening journal., 1900-02-16

There IS no NOR fctri bIunser thar
he who con-pnes hc erea err part Of
bi- life getting rs living. You M.
yet yoUr n'-icr Is rvin~