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Evening star., 1900-10-11

FOR RENT-THE COMMoDfOUS AND HAND
some dwelling AZ, Euclid place, with stable in
rear now occupied by Hon. Seth Shepard. will ba
for rent November L. Apply to c. Y. AT LEE
36 Corcoran building oc11 1n,
Evening star., 1900-10-11

WANTED NEAT. CAPABLE
young coiored men-eook, coaclIlHn: butter, por-
ter; refs. Address BOX 16, Star office.
WANTED-BY COI.ORED MAN, SITUATION AS
butler in private family; ref Call 2l29 9th st.
Evening star., 1900-10-11

WANTED 4 tstNFEfENT SAiFSIaDY FOR
run'lv department. tnlst lac thoroughly expe-
ri"E"'d- Apply Bog. Marcbc, 3li 1th 81.
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WANTEl' An N-r1FE AMBITIOUS LADY. NDT
rouEgor iian -. ia nlr business: Igly
m"si"ratr. th' gradually increased. Address Box
,.fic,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED - BY THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
Danish butler: = years with family: other
buffers coachmen LADIES' EXCHANGE, Ga
18th
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WANTfl SffNthiHAFfiEf AND TYPEWRITER
f"T ehs .ncrr- oftcr- state SALARY expected Al
'iTe>S E'N a. Star uii"'- UC1l 80
Evening star., 1900-10-11

CORPORATION LONG ESTABLISHED DESIRES
loan Of ST. 500 to buy in = salaried stockholders
profit investor Gf 81 400. No risk; ample col
lateral security given. Repayment $50 monthly
If preferred. None bnt principals need sespond.
Address GOOD INVESTMENT.
oclO-3t"S Star office.
Evening star., 1900-10-11

FOK SA14E-INTERESf IN AN INCREASING Bt 81
large plotits extensive market for goods and
an lent opportunity for right party. 5. a. IL,
Star Office. oc3-3t-
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WANTED \ CAPABLE WOMAN To no GEN
.Iu- IatM -. d nflI Il.
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SET LIST IN TOMORROW'S ISSUE.
oc6-s, tuth WEScUTr * WILCOX, 1907 Pa ave
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NANTi.ii !sa MASSAtTII SETS AVE NV
good girl fer general hpus-rork in family of
tGr""- stay nights.
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"ANiIb u S{3 NEW YORK AVE y W WOMAN
fat got rTai h"usew"rk: 3 in family: must bc suoi
r"',k amt sIay nights. references ocII az
Evening star., 1900-10-11

~ANffh \ MILLINERY APPRENTICE MRS
. : lrHtI-. HE - IT. 1cll-2t
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FOR lighthouses.


FOR RENT FURNISHED COMPLETELY - IL
rooms and bath; furnace heat: modern i'm
proyements; 1914 Sunderland place. Rent.
$io0 - II. RoZIER DULASf,
Oe11-3t 132O + ST.
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WANTED An EXIERT STENtSiRAPIiER AND
ySprwriir' g'-i pay and permanent place. Ad-
'ir'.~s ~raisnE r1Terirh'e and iualihcat tious La
tltIlI- StAr Oftlce uclO-3i.
Evening star., 1900-10-11

WANTED 4 COlOREp WOMAN Az PLAN COOK
washer ann ironsT: must have reference and stay
nights "a 9Th ~ oriU-2t'
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FOR RENT-SroNE & FAIRFAX, so6 l. ST. NV
$l0O. 1880 VI l2rl 40. .--lu II NV .sto.sta
$500. 1907 Clifton ba SIS so .2102 18th ,7r ba
SSS ,pa ~ a NV NJ - ;a S.oS SO sOe T r. n, e. 10
Evening star., 1900-10-11

KER & SON. zoos = S'r.
1870 Cal av. Tor. SO. 90
1904 \ Cap st. Or. .b.25.O0
32 Sth st ne. Or, b. $3.50
1908 Omaha Ut. .Br'k-
land, 7r. b. 1880
COMPLETE BULLETIN.
Evening star., 1900-10-11
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-A MAN OF EXPERIENCE TO MAN
age old established pain er business; good
opportunity FOR right parry; reference required
Address Box ~, Star office ociU-2t
Evening journal., 1900-01-09
MN prRposE OF PARTY.

The Evening Journal differs from the
Morning News as TO the object of po-
litical parties. Our morning contem-
porary says:
If the object of political parties is not
primarily to elect certain men to Office
then we do not know for what reason
parties are formed and kept together.
Political parties are organized for
the purpose Of putting into effective
operation certain political policies. The
election OF men to legislative and to
executive Offices is but an incidental.
To carry out the party policy it is nee
essary to have and control the polih-
cal machinery of the state. Hence,
parties organize, select men who are in
consonance with them and endeavor to
elect them to the control of the state
machinery. No party could hope to
carry its theories into practice if it con-
ceded operation Of the state machinery
to men who sought to operate 1t upon
other lines Hence the asininity OF
civil service rules that compel an Off
cial to undertake TO do good work with
Iantagonistic subordinates When po-
litical party is approved by a majority
of the voters its agents should assume
control Of the state, dismiss every party
opponent from its service install los
own loyal adherents and faithfully adj
minister the laws of the state, enact re-
forms and with honesty and zeal put
the party's principles into operation
There should be a party machine and
the party should run it. That is the
very best method of securing good gov
lernment.
Evening journal., 1900-01-09
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

Bishop Potter is becoming an expan-
sionist. Why? Because he went to
the Philippines and acquired Knowl-
edge Had he stayed at home and vi
hrated ignorance, in grammatical
forms, he would have remained a con-
tractionist-BroolSlyn Eagle.
Put your money in the savings bank
give it TO somebody who Is up against
the wall, II you find him, but do not
go In for any of these schemes for max
ing something out OF nothing. They are
fun OF danger from the greenback NJ
and down.-Hartford Courant
Forty-nine indictments for illega
voting at the recent elections have beer
.ound against Porto Ricans-forty
against one man. This Is not encour.
aging to those who have commended
that the Porto Ricans are not readily
susceptible Of assimilation" by u.s.
Louisville Courier Journal.
Nay" said the veteran rat. sniffin,
az the cheese and walking scornfull,
past the trap; Il don't belong TO IN,
British armyl'-Puck.
Emperor William Is deeply interest
ed In the South African war. The EN-
peror never misses ANYTHING ON IA,
map. Washington Star.
Some people think the twentieth
century problem is mathematical
question, while others contend that {
IS metaphysical affair. but Hon .To
Bailey can doubtless prove that IN Is
constitutional question. -Memphis An
peal. ''' Ap
Evening journal., 1900-01-09
THE WEATHER

New York Herald's Forecast.-A dis
eurDance forming yesterday in Texas
mas been delayed IN its northward adj
vance, but IL viii probably extend its
area or cioudiness today to this Sec
tion. A small cold wave. now central
IN the Upper St Lawrence Valley. viii
.dritt east-southeast over New Eeland
lowering temperature to about is de-
grees in the Middle Hudson and Middle
Delaware Valleys this morning.
In the Middle States and New Eng-
land, today fair 70 partly cloudy
weather and fresh northerly TO north.
easterly winds Will prevail, with lower
followed by slowly rising temperature
Dy increasing cloudiness In this section
and probably by snow or rain i'm inc
western and southern districts.
On wednesday partly cloudy IA
cloudy warmer weather and fresh h
orisk northeasterly and easterly winds
VIII prevail with fog on the coasts
following by snow or rain.
On Thursday, partly cloudy weather
with slightly higher temperature. pre-.
ceded by rain or snow.
European steamers now sailing vii
have mostly fair weather and fresl
northerly and northeastern breezes 4,
the Banks
Forecast for Tuesday and Wednes
day-New Jersey and Delaware. fail
Tuesday; fair and warmer Wednesda,
morning; increasing cloudiness an,
warmer Wednesday afternoon; higl
north to northwest winds, diminish
ing.
Evening journal., 1900-01-09

HOW long will 1t be until Colorado is
cured of its free silver fever? It's min
eral output for 1899 was s56,000,OO0. OF
this s350oOO 900 was in gold, Sl5,O00,00o
in silver: the balance in copper, lead
etc Every year the Increase in gold is
advanced in percentage. This is a re-
suit of the depreciation Of silver. When
the low price Of silver made operation
OF low grade mines Improbable there
was a diversion Of attention TO gold
properties and districts that has vastly
enriched the state.
Evening journal., 1900-01-09
GENERAL WILSON HERE.

General James II. Wilson, of this
city and military governor Of Ma
tanzas, is in Washington. and yester-
day had a conference with President
Mckinley on Cuban affairs. The gem
eral was expected to arrive in VIII
mington on Sunday to be the guest OF
his daughter, Mrs. II. b. Thompson
lat No. 1905 Rodney street. Mrs. Thomp-
son said this morning that she thought
her father would be in Wilmington to-
morrow afternoon, but could not say
how long he would remain, as he would
probably appear before the Cabinet al
Washington in a few days. General
Wilson is one Of the most popular Of
the American officials in Cuba. and Is
said to have the confidence OF NOR,
Cubans than any other American
there. Mrs. Wilson and daughters ar,
still at Matanzas
Evening journal., 1900-01-09
cursTrp COMPANY ELECTS.

Chester. Jan. 9.-The Chester Tracti IN
Company and the companies whose
lines It controls yesterday held its an
nual meetings. John A. Rigg was
elected president and Arthur Jacks
secretary and treasurer. Of the Chester
Traction Company, Union Railway and
the Chester and Delaware Street Rail-
way Companies. Richard Wetherill
was reelected president of the Chester
and Media and the Chester. Darby and
Philadelphia lines. Henry c. Moore
was elected vice-president of the Ches-
ter Traction Company, which elected
the following directors r. n. Carson
Clarence M. Clark. Edward J. Moore.
Evening journal., 1900-01-09
MOVEMENTS OF THE IoEBoATs
NO CHANGE IN THE POSITION OF
THE STEAMER TWILIGHT

The movements Of the Philadelphia
iceboats on the Delaware river yes.er-
day were;
No. 1-At White Hill, n. j.. where
she arrived Sunday At p. m. it was
reported from Trenton that there was
no change in the position Of the steam
boat Twilight, and that the tugs.
which were conveyed up the river to
White Hin by No. ], had not arrived
there.
No. 2-Down from Chestnut street az
5.45 a. m, and found that the ice had
come out from above the Horseshoe 70
eastward. She crushed it, and then
proceeded along Tinicum Island, where
ice was all adrift The boat arrived
back at Chestnut street at 1O40 a. m.
and at ! p. m. started for Riyerton 70
try to locate the tug Israel w. Durham
which sank Sunday Off Riverton but
nothing could be seen Of her at the
place where she went down. No. 2.
which returned to Chestnut street pier
at $50 p. m. reported that the ice
formed no obstruction to navigation
from above the bridge to Riverton
No. 3-Reported at New Castle $50
a. m. Left 1852 a. M. to assist steamer
ashore on Cherry Island flats, and ar
rived at the steamer 1888 p. M. and
was reported pulling on her at 5.1l
D. m
Evening journal., 1900-01-09
LAMBDIN-BALL.

Easton, Md, Jan. 9.-Miss Nora Vir-
ginia Ball, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Dawson Ball. OF Balls Resur-
vey, Talbot county, was married at
her parents residence to George Hergs-
heimer Lambdin, OF ST. Michael's. by
Rev. j. W. Talley of Bozman Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. Miss Sadie
Harrison rendered the wedding march.
Tho bride was gowned in castor silk.
Among the wedding guests of invita-
tion were: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w
Dyott Mrs Samuel j. Baynard, Mr.
and Mrs. John Thomas Ball, Mrs. Ida
Jones, Mrs. Tate Watts, Mrs Margaret
Jones Miss Minnie Lambdin, Miss Anna
bel Cooper. Miss Matte Jones, Miss
Dora Harrison. Robert n. Plummer
Lewis Case Schalls. Walton A. House
Charles Radcliffe. Daniel O. Harrison
Charles Watts George w. Ferguson
j. oliver Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Lamb
din will reside in st. Michaels.
Evening journal., 1900-01-09
CALIFORNIA
THIRTY-oNE DAYS TOUR VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THIRTY-oNE DAYS TOUR VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany has arranged for a special per-
sonally-conducted tour through Cali
lornia, to leave New York and Phila-
delphia on February q. by special
Pullman drawing-room sleeping car and
connecting at El Paso with the Mex
leo and California Special" composed
exclusively Of Pullman understanding.
dining, drawing-room sleeping. com
partment, and observation cars, for
tour through California, returning by
March %.
Round-trip tickets, covering all nee
essary expenses. 1915 from all points
on Pennsylvania Railroad
For further information apply Ia
ticket agents; Tourist Agent, 1896
Broadway New York; 4 Court Street
Brooklyn; 7s9 Broad Street, Newark
n. j.; B. Courlaender, Jr., Passenger
Agent Baltimore District, Baltimore
Nd. Colin Studs, Passenger Agent
Southeastern District, Washington. d
G.. Thos. L. Watt Passeng T. Agent
Western District pittaburg. Pa. 0l
address Geo. w. Boyd, Assistant Gen.
oral Passenger Agent Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1900-01-09
THIs PuzzLEp pEMocRAr

A correspondent signing himself Il.
II. Clifford. writing TO the Evening
journal from Lake City. Fla. makes
the subioined inquiries, Mr.. Clifford
is, evidently, a democrat who has taken
to thinking for himself; with the re-
suit that ne don't know where ne is al
as a Branite. He has doubts about
the names Jackson. Tilden and Bryan
all meaning the same things. The let
ter says.
The figures below are being present
ed to MS common people. the rank an,
file OF the democratic party. as facts. /
they are facts we would like TO inquire
why have the press and leaders Of on
party been misleading us2 Are the,
presuming up0n our ignorance I'm al
attempt 10 control our yotes2 Upol
what grounds DO they base the popu
larlty OF the Chicago platform. or Nj
Bryan What Is the standard
We think these questions and the an
swers thereto. worthy of considerable
and publication
1828-Y0te in United States. l,156
1928; JacSs0n's vote. CAT ,231. Demo
cratic per cent: Popular vote Sc; cleo
foral vote, SIS. New electoral votes, s.
165z-Voto cast IN United States, 3
135.201: Pierce's vote. 1,601,47 Demo
cratic per cent Popular vote, 81; eleG
toral vote, Sc. New electoral votes. 10
1S76--Yote cast in United States, 8
Evening journal., 1900-01-09
OLD MEXICO
TWENTY-THREE DAYS TOUR VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany has arranged for a special per-
sonally-c conducted tour through Old
Mexico by special Pullman train of
understanding. dining, sleeping, COM
partment and observation cars, to leave
New York and Philadelphia February
~, visiting all the principal points OF
interest in the Land Of Montezuma, "
and spending five days in the City OF
Mexico.
Round-trip tickets. covering all nee
essary expenses. $500 from all points
on the Pennsylvania railroad
For further information apply to
ticket agents Tourist Agent, 1876
Broadway New York; 4 Court Street
BROOKLYN 7S9 Broad Street, Newark
y. j.; p. Courlaender. Jr., Passenger
Agent Baltimore District, Baltimore
Nd; Colin Studs. Passenger Agent
Southeastern District. Washington. d
C.; Thos. r. Watt. Passenger Agent
Western District. Pittsburg, Pa; or adj
dress Geo. w. Boyd, Assistant General
Passenger Agent Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1900-01-09
Many Tone"
PIANOS

When you buy a piano why not get
one from which you can obtain the
tones Of many other instruments? The
GROWN is the 'Multum I'm Parvo'
among pianos. GROWN" costs no
moro than any good single tone pi-
ano does. GROWN" lasts twice as
long as zone tone" pianos
can. CROWN has hundreds of
tones and effects which no
single tone" piano, Of dreary
monoiony. can have. They try to make
you believe that the GROWN is com
plicated and apt to get out of order.
while the fact is. and is plain to any
ore who looks at it. that the GROWN
piano is perfectly simple and simply
perfect They Try to fool the people
into thinking that the devices Tor max.
ing many tones" injure the plano. OF
tn time will injure Its piano tone. while
the very opposite IS the exact truth and
fact. The GROWN" simply because
Of It's devices for making many tones
is warranted to. and Il will. wear twice
las long as any single tone" piano can
We will show and prove this to you 4
you viii only call and give ms and tn,
| GROWN a hearing.
Evening journal., 1900-01-09
cLuR ANNIYERsARY.

New-Century Club women are busy
as bees these days preparing for the
eleventh anniversary OF the organizes
ton Of that successful club. On Fri.
day afternoon interesting exercises
will be held, and on Fri.
day evening banquet will be
served. Guests of honor who will re-
spond to toasts will be Mrs. Mary e
Nlumford, of Philadelphia DR.. j. II
Penniman, dean of the Pennsylvania
University; Mrs. 10. 2. Williamson
president Of the New Jersey Federation
OF Women's Clubs, and Lewis c. Van
degrift. Of this city.
Evening journal., 1900-01-09
ROBBERS AT WORK
nHEY VISIT HOUSES IN OLD CHEs-
TER COUNTY.

IltE1 VISIT ftODnEo IN OllD CfiIo-
TER COUNTY.
West Chester. Pa, Jan. 9.--Robberies
galore are being committed in this vi
entity, and 1t is thought an organized
band Of thieves Is working along the
line of the Pennsylvania railroad, be-
tween West Chester and Philadelphia.
AT Paoli the residences Of John Clos
scr, Rev. Mr.. Mabley and the place OF
Bloomer Brothers we're broken into
and q considerable amount OF plumber
Secured. At the home of the minister
the men were heard and frightened
away Going up the Lancaster pike the
houses of John Hughes and Sherman
Wright were robbed. At the home OF
the former the thieves set the table and
served up a meal.
After leaving these places they pro.
ceeded to the home Of DR.. J. X. Evans
90 Malvern, to which the burglars gain.
cd entrance by means OF a window
which they forced open, but were
/ frightened away by the occupant of IN,
ihouse,who heard them at work. Earlier
IN the evening the home of Councilman
Roberts Comfort,near this place, wa.
conferred and some clothing taken.
| The robberies are all credited to thu
same parties from the fact that
jimmy Of the same character was use,
ON al the windows Of the residences.
Evening journal., 1900-01-09
FLORIDA
TWO WEEKS TOUR VIA PENNsYL-
WANNA RAILROAD.

WANNA RAILROAD.
The first Pennsylvania Railroad tour
Of the season to Jacksonville. allow
ing two weeks in Florida, will leave
New York and Philadelphia February
6.
Excursion tickets, including railway
transportation, Pullman accommoda-
lions Zone BERTH, and meals en- route
In both directions while travelling on
tho special train, will be sold at tho
following rates: New York. $1,000:
Philadelphia, Harrisburg, Baltimore.
and Washington, $500; Pittsburg.
$500, and at proportiouate rates from
other points.
For tickets, itineraries, aud other in-
formation apply 10 ticket agents Tour
list Agent at 1886 Broadway. New York:
Court Street, Brooklyn; 7S9 Broad
Street. Newark, n. j.: b. Courlaender.
Jr.. Passenger Agent Baltimore Dis
trict. Baltimore, Nd; Colin Studds
Passenger Agent Southeastern District.
Washington, D. c.; Thos. L. Watt, Pas
senger Agent Western District, Pitts
burg, PA; or to Geo. w. Boyd. As
sistant General Passenger Agent, Broad
Street Station, Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1900-01-09
BANK DIRECTORS ELEcTTONs

The annual election of directors 0f
the Central National Bank
was held today and the following di-
rectors reelected: Phillip Plunkett.
Charles p. Fritz, J. ID. Sisler, II. f..
pure, S. G.. Simmons. Benjamin Nields.
James A. Hart Allen Speakman. A..
a. Capelle, William X Crosby. A. 5.
Reed, William B. Sharp, Henry NJ.
Lodge and Edward H. Brennan. TIE
Union National Bank of Wilmington
and Brandywine, National Bank of
Delaware and the First National Banks
VIII hold their elections this Afternoon.
Evening journal., 1900-01-09

In no other respect does the patience
forbearance and liberation Of the
American public appear so prominent
as in its sufferance Of the insolence OF
corporations. A village, city a state
the Nation, WILL year after year, pul
up with corporation disobedience Of
laws and defiance Of authorities, taking
for granted the eventual settlement ol
pending disputes The same communI.
ties that thus endure in calmness tn,
outrages and expressions OF corpora
tons would, for less offenses by indl-
viduals, leave a prayer meeting in ;
frenzy Of indignation and mob the Of
Tending individual.
Evening journal., 1900-01-09
TWO STEAMERS AGROUND
ONE AGROUND ON CHERRY IS
LAND FLATS. OTHERS AT MAR
Gus HOOK.

ONE AGhOOND O4N SAli@ANAeA ~
LAND FLATS. OTHERS AT MAR
Gus HOOK.
city iceboat No. 3, the most powerful
of the fleet, yesterday went to the as
sistance Of the British steamer Glen
goil, from Dantzic, Germany, which
was discovered hard aground in the
Delaware river, at Cherry Island fats.
The Glengoil, which Is laden with
beet sugar, passed in at the Delaware
capes at II o'clock Sunday morning,
land lato that afternoon passed Reedy
Island The next heard of her was
when she was found stranded on the
flats
With her cargo, the Glengoil is val
ued at about 100000. Under command
of Captain j. II. Dawson, she left Dant-
zic, December 8, stopping for coal at
Shields, England, from which port she
departed on the 14th, and during her
voyage to the Breakwater, experienced
stormy weather The Glengoil was
launched in November, 1882, at Sun
derland, and halls from Leith, and her
owners are Lindsay, Oracle & Co. Her
net register is 1915 tons, and her di-
mansions are: Length, 800 feet;
breadth, 40 feet; depth Of hold, 2O.z
feet.
Another vessel which went aground
In the Delaware yesterday was the
SpanisA tanker Cadagua, Captain Gale
from Bilbao, Spain, which arrived Sun
day, and anchored off Marcus Hook
where she is to load She dragged
from her anchorage and fetched up
at l.20 o'clock in the afternoon oppo.
site the reporting station at the Hook
but foated two hours and fifteen min.
lutes and anchored I'm safe place.
Evening journal., 1900-01-09

The mines OF the State OF Washing
ton last year produced over $4,000, 900.
which was more than double their
yield in 1898. Not until 1899 did Wash
ington realize that it possesses vast
mineral deposits. AS yet there is prac-
tically little development There Is no
transportation. nor is there smelling or
other works for extracting the metals
from the ores. When these deslderata
are supplied the state viii take one of
the FIRST places for production OF silver
gold, and copper Ores from the rich
mines Of the Methow are dragged in
sleds ten miles and more to the Co5um-
bia river. Thence the ore is boated 10
Wennatchie.over 100 miles. whence it is
shipped by rail to Everett. Tacoma OF
elsewhere, TO smeltors. from $50 to 800
miles from Wennatchie There are
scores Of rich mines in the Index dis
trict, less than fifty miles from Ever.
EFT; but the ores must be transported
on horses over numerous steep grader
and high hills TO the Great Northern
railroad for shipment TO the smelters
An electric railway is under construc
ton from Index to these mines. Tn
Skykomish river affords water powe
10 manufacture electricity economi
cally and there Is no doubt that this de
prove successful and that Il will ad
prove successful and that will add mil
millions to the wealth OF Washington
while the success Of that experiment
viii induce its application to othe
mineral fields; all 70 the advantage q
the mining interests-and to the cur
OF the free silver coinage hysteria.
Evening journal., 1900-01-09

Philadelphia newspapers are exerting
themselves to make capital for them
selves out of the disappearance of
George b. Eyre, Of Chester. They as
sumo an emotional appearance Of deep
concern for the fate OF the missing
man and pretend 10 great public spirit
and enterprise in their determined zeal
to find him or TO bring his murderers to
conviction If he has been murdered.
That their pretense of sympathy and
dislnterested public spirit is discredlt-
able sham is thoroughly established by
the conditions reserved. They offer big
rewards. but the information must be
furnished to the newspaper exclusive.
lyl If the offer was made in good faith
inspired by a genuine desire to find the
man and if he was killed, to punish tn,
murderer there would be do demant
for exclusive Information. While efforts
are being made to convey the informa
ton 10 the newspaper the guilty party
may escape
Evening journal., 1900-01-09
TAKEN no HOSPITAL.

Adolla Elsie Cuppers. the alleged
wife Of Cyril B, Variau. who is now
under Sl.400 bond ia New Castle jail
ION three charges, and is awaiting trial
lat the February term OF court was re-
moved from tho Girls Industrial School
to the HOMEOPATHIC Hospital by the
Phoenix ambulance yesterday Miss
.Cunpcra in in delicate health. and re-
qulres medical attention.