Evening journal., 1901-09-24
SMYRNA PASTOR
DENOUNCEN CRIME
Of Kent County
Town Want $4,000 for
Church Repairs
speelal 10 the Evenlng Journal.

Smyrna, Sept 24.-The sermon
preached in Asbury NJ. E. Church Sun
day morning by the pastor, the Rev.
Vaughan s. Collins, is the talk Of this
neighborhood Mr. Collins topic was
Anarchy" He selected his text from
Matthew, xiii, 2S: "An Enemy Hath
Done This" prefacing his remarks
with a brief account Of the sowing Of
the iares among the wheat when the
enemy did his work at night,
After reviewing the great national
calamity which befell this country on
September G, and saying he agreed
with tho populace in saying down with
anarchy. the speaker asked how it was
that Czolgosz, barely out of his teens,
grew TO hate that which We love? DO
you mean to tell me it was the result
of one mans bad heart? | say no. Do
you mean TO tell me 1t was the result
OF "a conspiracy You have no proof
The authorities have no more right to
hold those anarchists now I'm Jail than
they have to hold You or /. The anar-
chists are against rule, against author
ity. against government. We as a ma
tion have not noticed these things un-
tii we have the lpened fruit The an
archist Is TIC legitimate crop we arc
reaping from somebody's sowing. That
yc .Lg uHr aid not stand alone. bat
tae"r as soraCthing back of HIM IL
alilt-e st.mN meant the 'sG III of
steerage passengers who come here,
we coulu get rid of them. Every man
who helps hold the rope that lynohes
a man or helps to fasten that man to
a stake in the South,so he may be burn
ed 10 death is an anarchist. They are
breaking away from our .aw Bvery
man In a mob. whether they be
strikers or not, who helps to burn his
employers property Is an anarchist as
much as Czolgosz."
Mr., Collins then called attention to
the anarchists in Tammany's organiza-
tion in New York. and in the Ash
bridge-Quay gang in Philadelphia,
showing how authority was in league
with vice. Because one poor boy shot
down a great man, famous men rise up
and say he should be shot, one great
preacher going so far as to say when
the policeman obtained Czolgosz's re-
volver he (the policeman should have
taken the butt of the weapon and beat
en- the brains out of the assassin. God
help minister who will utter such
words"
/ The tomato Gamers OF this section
are worried over the cool weather.
/ The season is not more than a week
old. and if there should happen to be
an early frcst. as the indications now
point, the packers as well as the grow
ers win be heavy losers. The tomato
season in Kent is getting later each
year and prominent growers say that
within two more years they believe
the season win not last longer than
two weeks. If this be the case the
canneries will have to be enlarged To
double their present capacity. The
Gamers of Smyrna or Clayton have
had no trouble with growers jumping
b their contracts.
= Professor John p Burdette, principal
: Of the Smyrna public schools, and q
) prominent worker in religious circles
- is making an effort to have Y. NJ. c
"A. established in Smyrna.
The Rev. c. V. Gilreath. Of st
Peters Church. on Sunday made al
appeal to his congregation for $4,000
the money to be used in repairing th'
, church. ST. Peters congregation vii
no doubt respond to the call and sOm'
decided improvements will follow a
this place OF worship.
The wedding OF William Marshall
h which was to have taken place on Sat
A urday night did net come off, as th,
s grCom-elect is in Moyamensinl
S prison Philadelphia. held on the al
It legged charge Of attempt assault on
d Young girl He was employed by tn
h Philadelphia and Smyrna Transporta
h ti0n Company and the alleged Grim
= wss attempted while the steame
q Brady was making a trip from here q
e Philadelphia Miss Carrie Voss being
e ressenger on the boat She had bee
q visiting relatives at Smyrna Landing
i A number Of witnesses from here wi
- tend Me- stalls trial.