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Evening journal., 1901-09-13
RICHARD r. KENNEY. %
YnnnnM JOURNALISM

There seems 10 he an idea prevalent
that the press should not hold up TO
public ecorn the deeds of corrupt poll
ticians. and the foul crimes perpe-
trated under the orders from machine
statesmen. because this has a tendency
10 bring the State or municipality into
disrepute The organs OF the hooters
are adept in the use of this sort of ar
gument. and it seems to be taken fol
granted that the cry Of yellow jour
nalism will be sufficient to dow
such publications.
% is well 10 trace things 20 thei
aourca and the physician who probe
tHc u.clr . ) 5alaazo the poison is not .
be blamed, bat. rather, the one VII
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
Ihs March Of lhe Beat
:, 4I,c NIou Yorll wand

From the Now York World.
Russia is having everything her own
way i'm Asia. France is her ally and Is
therefore compelled TO look and act
pleased. Germany is indifferent Eng
land is unable even To show her teeth,
because. as Lord Salisbury said with
grim satire the other day, "all her
teeth are in South Africa SO Russia
| is pushing cheerfully on to the absorp-
ton of Northern China. is crawling M
through the Himalayas on England''
Indian frontier aud is closing I'M upon
Persia.
II &c not strange that England d.
lE1cTlrk But Russia I. net distIrssl
land Is Russia rs better adapted to con
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
OFFICERS FOR YEAR ELECTED
Revised Constitution Adopted by the Della
ware Bible Society

In y. NJ. C. A. Hall, Tenth and Mar
ket streets, last evening, the annual
meeting OF the Delaware Bible Society
was held, and the revised constitution
proposed last June was adopted
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows:
President the Rev. Kensey j. Ham,
mond; first vice-president. the Rev. w
L. s. Murray; second, the Rev. II. >
McCurdy; third. John Shape; record
ing secretary, w. S. Prickett CORE
spending secretary, the Rev. c, b. Du-
bell; treasurer and depository, w. l.
Butler.
The report of the depository wa:
read. and showed marked progress
during the past year. The Revs. Ken
sey J. Hammond and w. f. Lewis. G
w. Todd and Isaac Baird were choseI
n committee on depository.
Under the Constitution board o
directors. consisting of sixteen clergy
men and laymen, was elected as fol
/ lows: The Revs. r. III. Adams. IL. ;
Dulany w. r. Lewis, J. W. Easley
George w. Hall, Aloysius Green, O
Newport: j. H. Chosley. of ClaymOnt
/ T.. ~. MouIti Nf hi"uiN'"Nh' W.
Rowan. OF Newark; Robert C. Elwoot
\ r. +. Briggs. DR. w. r. Stahl, of Della
ware City; O. G. Bington. Frederic
Doerr and A. n. Keigwin, Isaac Bair'
i w. X. Crosby. George A. Harter. q
! Newark; w II. Dull. c. 3. NaudaiI
II Or. ID. Stewart, Of New Castle; G. "
Todd. I. Woodrow Harry Emmons,
Wilkins Cooch, A. Leitch, Neil Conl.
u A. Cowgirl. DR.. r. J. Mckay, J.
/, Parker. and NJ ID. Crossan.
1 The next annual meeting will be hel
ON the third Tuesday I'm Septembe
I 1902.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
THE EVENING JOURNAL FRLDAY SEPTEMBER 10, 1901

cidents as a working woman, owing
chiefly to the difference in employ
ments. but partly also to the greater
recklessness Of the men.
Mrs. Crawford-How did you enjoy
your ocean voyage?
Mrs. Crabshaw--It was just lovely.
The stateroom seemed so comfortable
after living in fat
Night schools established a year ago
in Honolulu to teach English to Ha-
waiians have been abolished because
of nOn-attendsnce.
The population Of New York city.
Chicago and Philadelphia is almost
one-twelfth c'f the population Of the
whole country.
Wrong Diagnosis.-"Read the direk-
shuns quick. Mandy"
1T SEE, for adults-one teaspoon
Thunder! That amt what ails me
what else does it say?"
Don't marry a girl who laughs at
every fool thing you say. She's play
ing you to lose if you win.
It always makes a man mad when
in after years his wife laughs at the
recollection Of how he proposed.
OF times wuz good, | reckon
AS good as good could be-
But these new times are good enough
For this oil world an mel
THE thief who broke into Blank S
shoeshop got away with considerable
booty" wrote the rural cditor-and
the next day he was taken to the in
sane asylum.
Henry ]. Furber. Jr.. professor Of
political economy at the Northwestern
University. has been decorated with
the Cross os the Legion OF Honor in
recognition of his interest in the edu-
cational affairs OF France
Il hear that you live at a strictly up
o-date boarding house now"
yes the landladys name is Golf,
she serves link sausage twice a day.
and caddy at the table to hold the
ca
Acctylenc black. produced from the
carbon of acNyleno, is coming into
use in the manufacture Of India ink.
Miscellaneous railroad traffic is now
at its highest point in railroad his
tory
The average value of all the mules
in the country last year was $40 a
head more than the average value Of
horses.
1t is easy enough to be pleasant
When life flows by like a song
But the man worth while is one who
will smile
When everything goes wrong.
For the test of the heart is trouble,
And it always comes with the years
And the smile that is worth the praises
of earth
Is the smile that shines through
tears.
Farm Journal
/
Brussia's recent action in making al
railway return tickets valid forty-five
lays has been promptly followed by
SeXony and Baden.
The jarrOw wood, which grows in
Australia. is almost the only kinC
known to the lumbermen which effec
lively resists the depredations Of in
sects Not an insect will touch it.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
Catarrh cannot he Cu

With LOCAL APPLICATIONS.
cannot reach the seat of the
.Catarrh is a blood or constitution
ease, and in order TO cure II yo
take internal remedies. Halls
Cure Is taken internally. and
ectly on the blood and mucous S
Halls Catarrh Cure Is not qua'
iciuc. 10 was prescribed by one
best physicians i'm this country to
and Is 2 regular prescription. III
posed of the best tones known. e.
with the best blood purifiers, ac
ractly ON the mucous surfaces.
lfect combination of the two ms
lis what produces such wonderful
! IN curing Catarrh. Send for test
tree
r. y CHENEY q co. Props, ~
I Gold b. drurEi-t- rti-a &c.
Hall Family Fills are the bes
Evening journal., 1901-09-13

The first move in the Schley inyosi
cation has resulted in Admiral How
ison being excused as a member of the
court This action is commendable
since it is desirable that there should
be no suspicion of bias or prejudice
on the part of the members of the
court. All viii be pleased at this eyi.
dence that the inquiry is to be con
Quoted without a suspicion of fayorit-
ism.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
cnmnIe,n or rhlrteenlh slrcet

Residents over Eleventh street
bridge arc complaining Of the condi
tion of the bed Of Thirteenth street be
tween the railroad and Thatcher street
The citizens claim that the thorough
fare is almost impossible, and a petit
tion is being circulated which viii De
presented 40 the Street and Sewer De
partment. asking that something be
done toward repairing It,
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
CAUGHT AT RANDOM

Great Britain's export of iron and
steel manufactures during July de-
creased per cent in quantity from
1900 and 24la per cent. in value.
One of the proposed amendments to
the Virginia Constitution reduces the
Governors salary. The Governor Of
Virginia has a four-year term and gets
$4,000 a year, This is more than the
pay of Governors in most Southern
States, the Governor OF Georgia receiv-
ing $4,000: Alabama, S3.5OO South
Carolina. $4,000; North Carolina, $3,-
600; West Virginia, $1,000; Mississippi,
$500; and Tennessee $4,000. The
Governor of Florida receives S3.5O0: OF
Delaware, $1,000, and of Arksnsas,
S8,5OO.
Cupid will have a hard time sOOn
with Russian army officers. il one i'
TO judge from a recent regulation fix
ing the conditions under which
i Russian officers will be permitted 4
marry. In the first place the lady
Il must have good manners and be wei
brought up; her social position vii
2 also be taken into account Then
!; with regard to the officer he must b
at least twenty-three years of age, hi
lpay and mess allowance must amount
to at least 5000, and he must hav
P either real estate bringing i'm $3.50 o
p more per annum or a capital of $3.50
or more n the capital does not @
coed $500 no more than $50 in
cluding interest must be drawn In an
one year.
D The educational manager Of the DOM
S ing St. Louis Worlds Fair says tn
t fair Will show the worlds life, from il
= lowest beginning up 10 man. in al
1, races and nationalities as he lives an
h works from his lowest TO his highest
a The Greek Government has secure
y a monopoly Of the picture postal car
p business It has just issued cards wit
s siNty-four different views of famol
m cities and other scenes
& German insurance statistics Eho
Z that on the avlgsEc wcrl-msn
J. seven times a. liable TO injurious a
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
Song

The Dawn is a wild, fair woman,
With sunrise in her hair;
Look where she stands with pleading
bands,
To lure me there.
rhe Dusk is dark and glorious,
a star upon her brow;
With sunset bushes in her checks,
She beckons now. h
l. ever dcklc. stand between,
Upon my lips a rune,
And in my summer singing-soul-
The hoyden happy Noon.
Robert Loveman, in Harper's Maga
zine
Evening journal., 1901-09-13

troll Asiatic peoples than is any other
Euripean power, because she is at once
Occidental and Oriental, the cause OF
civilization and trade development will
be advanced by her triumph, and Eng
.and's discontinue can be viewed with
Iequanimity.
The direct cost Of the war upon the
South African republics is huge. But
lii is a trihe in comparison with the
many and mighty items in the indirect
bill
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
ro Meet stockholder 5. counsel

Representatives OF the shareholders
of the Guarantee Building and loan
Association win meet David J. Rein
hardi. the associations receiver. in this
CITY ON September "a. ito'clock Senator
G john Abbott was IN conference With
Mr. Reinhsrdt yesterday.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
THE LITERARY WORLD

Detective novels, as a rule, are diff
cult of classification. Some are Of the
dime-novel type and others are weak
limitations of Conan Doyle and Anna
Katherine Green BurfOrd Delannoy' =
story. "c1gOOO. stands alone as a rare
example of the detective story. Messrs.
Fenno a. Co. report an unusual demand
for this book and a new edition is now
printing.
For an anonymous novel When a
Witch is Young contains so many
clever things as TO battle one in pro-
Gaining its authorship. This para
graph, for instance. might have been
written by Mark Twain: Spring is
well-lnown no be feminine if only for
her habit OF changing her mind. Hav-
ing been a spitfre all night, Spring
will smile in the morning"
-O-
Canadian rural cife promises to BE-
.perpetuated in our literature through
the mediim of Where the Sugar
Maple Grows a charming volume OF
sketches soon to be issued by Fenno &
Co. The author. Adeline NJ Teskey
| Us a resident of Canada and her worl
Twin prove a revelation to those VIII,
claim that Canada has no literature.
--O--
w n Marock's Romance Of thi
ll9.h Century and Lucas Malcts "Thr
Wages Of Sin. are two attractive new
books on the autumn list of Messrs
r. r. Fenno & Co.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13

That message sent by Former SEN
ator Kenney to President Mckinley
had the true ring. 1t is worthy of
repetition:
THE Hon. William Mckinley, Presi-
dent of the United States Buffalo:
Every citizen of the State of Della
ware Joins in my prayer for your
speedy and permanent recovery Here
after there will be no standing room in
Delaware for him who is not "A patriot
and he must be of the kind who holds
the head of the nation sacred.
"(Signed)
RICHARD r. KENNEN.'
That represents the kind of citizen
ship needed by all true Americans, and
when we shall lose it, heaven help us
In this crisis there have been neither
Democrats nor Republicans, but pa
triots. large-hearted men who have
watched at the bedside of our Chic
Executive. We shall fight many po
litical battles in the future-battlei
strenuous and determined, but this il
the time for a truce and an true mel
recognize IT,
Evening journal., 1901-09-13

George w. Marshall Insurance Com
missioner. calls our attention to PEE
culiar condition in Delaware there Is
no provision for an examination of the
books Of state or private banking i'm
stitutions. These reports are made at
stated intervals, but there is no official
with power to examine their accounts.
We have State banks. and legislative
committees occasionally make per-
functory examination Of their accounts
but it usually amounts to an accept
ancc of the report without question
But there are trust companies and saw
ngs banks, and while there is no doubt
about their business being conducted
in proper manner, yet some day ;
wildcat concern may succeed in rob
bing a lot OF people. In nearly ever,
other State there is a banking commits
sioner, whose duty is to State institu
tions what a bank examiner is to ma
tional banks This State is small, an,
we have an Insurance Commissioner
Wouldn't IL be well for the Legislature
to add to the duties of his office tina
of state Banking Commissioner, givn;
him proper compensation and ampl
allowance FOR clerical help. We mau
this suggestion Of our own accord, ant
in any event it would apply only Il
future officers.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
W. P. JoRDE & co.
Do You Know
This Store :?

Have you taken the troubl
find out its liberal way of kee
shop. its prompt and polite wa
serving you. with a LOW-PR
method distinctly its own, a
store. and a comfortable one
sides? We would like to have
make it your store.
Here are some Invitations.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
Motormon Watch oross.orers

Wilmington motormen are now expert
at watching crossoverS When so many
new lines were FIRST started. several ac-
cideuis were narrowly avcrted by the
presence of mind OF the motormen i'm
stopping their ears just as the rival line
crossed. Now the men understand the
Importance hy watching and motormcn Of
none of the companies cross withou. hrs {
stopping the car ana looking for the car
on the other lines.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
Dress Innings

Under price, at a time when
are fixing up that old dress:
Sc. Chintz ..............
17c. Percaline .....1.
SOC. Percaline .........
l5c. Skirt Stiffening .........
4Oc. Mercerized Lining......
45c. French Haircloth .......
l5c. Silesia ...............
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER is. 1901

WEATHER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
Partly c.oudy TO clearing, shifting
winds. lower temperature. Tomorrow:
Fair to cooler.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
Dress Findings

Of every description. The
kinds are cheapest; that's the
we sell.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
Petticoats

Mercsrized, black and '
stripes, with wide flounce of
pleating, stitched down with
shirred bands. A bargain, at
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
Stockings

For Ladies, Boys and G
Prices ranging from i2lsc.
boys they have double knees
so.es), up to whatever price
want to pay.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
Cresco Corsets

Positively cannot break at
hips If you have that trt
with your Corsets. here's a
edy that's a sure cure, S1.00.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13

At state Road this evening
peach festival will be held.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13

Indifferent regarding the criticism his
course has aroused. His friends express
,hc deepest regret for his action.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13

German insurance statistics show
that On the average q wcrl-nen q
seven times a. liable to injurious &C
Evening journal., 1901-09-13

The Greek Government has secured
a monopoly Of the picture postal card
business. It has Just issued cards with
siXty-four different views of famous
cities and other scenes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
ALAmoooRpo

From The Advertiser
Mrs ~ Laurie icn tor two
months visit with friends and relatives
iu Canada Mr Laurie accompanied
her a. far az El paso
Mrs. and Miss shannon. mother and
sister Uf Prof z ~ shannon lcn fur
thcir home at Independence. Texas
after sppudiug month visiting ln Al
amuEurdu and Cluudpruu
During The past week enough of wa.
tpr has run down Ia i.ug and Alamo
Canons, caused by heavy rains Boz the
mountains Co iuigato thousands oi
acres ~ the rich valley lands. hut as
there Dr. nu means NJ conserving this
Immense quantity of water d lows
down Into The valley and wastes away
in the sand This iH the case each
year during The rainy season
Prof IhuF " shannon has resigned
niH position nH president uf the Zap
ust college a. % meeting OF the gul.
logr board held at Lower ponasc0 last
week bis resignation was accepted aud
Rev J. W. Ncwhruugh was elected
tu nll the vacancy Mr Nowhrnurh
has not got WgninCl his intention of
accepting this position ilp viii iay
the matter before his church aud 10
they viii accept hts resignation under
these circumstance ho will give u9
DIE paaturatc ana take tho prcsideu.
Cy of the college.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
BLAND

From che Herald
George li0fhoiuH after tranHactIug
business here. has returned Co COP
per Cit, While here Nh Hofholns
stated that there was not an Idle man
in that camp.
John Morris who iR holding down
"a good position at Cuba. near Copper
city iH visiting his family horo Tor "a
few days Mr. Morris contemplate
moving the family Goo tho above nam
GO place iu tho near future
\ quiet wedding took place 10 the
Office Of Justice uf the Peace George
g.. Smith. the contracting purtics la
this hnrss event being Roman Rod
rigucz, Of Santa BE-. aud Miss Brigrda
Gonzales. OF Albpmarlo
Little Cora nowlca aud ORA Ritter
while out hurlehaCh riding were
thrown from their horse. bat as luck
would have Il neither was seriously
injured although little Miss Ritter
was considerably bruised by the
tall
Frank Bruce squire smith. Clar
once Luther Al Richards and Jim
Gresham who visited in Santa Fo last
week. have returned home. During his
stay in the Ancient Mr. Luther pnr
chased q number Of nnc views he
speaks worry complimentary of the
City OF the Holy Faith and claims to
have had hot time Ia the old town
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
SENSATIONAL NEWSPAPERS.

The sensational paper whose mis-
sion is 90 reform everybody else by
one means and another finds after a
more or loss brief experience that 10
has not SGT the world ou fire. iiut %
boasts and hraga and busters 90 tho
last. says the las Vegas Optic ib
abiurratiuns ana improoauuus are
mingled with th, death rattle and iiH
existence and thr memory off BE- fade
together. only iu time GOO be- succeeded
by another of its kind when some
ambitious Ounce allows himself 20 Boz
separated from enough money % buy
an OUTFIT provide "a Bohemian force
with q bath some now raimout and
the whcrcwithBl 90 crafty perennial
thirst The journalistic cemetery iH
filled with the unmarked graves of
this class ~ newspapers THOR
death ir in exact proportion 90 their
birth rate There are tower deaths
row than formerly -brDauso there are
Tower births By and hy such journals
will Boz impossible
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
LAS cRucEs.

From Uunu Ana County Republican
Airs Nestor Amiio lcft for Califor
mia Gao hc absent several months
4 larger crop uf Tomatoes than ans
season has brought forth is the out
look ON SIT RUuaults fields.
SIR Fate of organ. who was hi
town states that Las Cruces aud Or
KAN 800 lp connected Ly telephone
Within fho u.Nt two weeks.
Fabian Garcia rpnut several days Ia
the vicinity OF aH Vegas Hls tim,
was devoted Co scientific research Dol
company with Prof r. %. a. CockcrciI
McaarH NHckvy aud Scamun. th,
lnttcr ut ~ paao. wont out Co th,
Bennett stephenson milne Co perfect
plans for the immediate resumption COL
operations uu that property
4. W Morgan. wife and son Ralph
lett Tor Rocky Ford Colo. where thus
VIII visit Mr. Inorganic parents Mrs
Morgan aud SON expect tO bn ahsru.
about two months
AEapitu Torres off Iona pardn. am.
&. t.. Miller uf Anthony. were here at
tending the m ting OF the COUNT
commits sluuurs. which convened ON IN,
2nd inst The Santa Ey railroad en-,
Max Frost took In appeal iu the mat
ter of their assessment 90 the board u
equalization The commissioner.
have received the Stl.onU due TIT
county from Otrru county payment
being made in bonds
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
MAooALENA

From SuDurro Chiouain.
Mr ami Mrs Lorenzo =. Garcia OK
poet t1 take up their abode in Socorro
The craig brothers shipped car
lead of line nllies and mares to John
Mnirs Of Browning Mo
Capt a y Fitch went down to So
zorro 90 attend meeting of the board
uf trustees OF the school OF mines.
e. u Brown returned from a ton
days trip tn Lamar Colorado. Mr.
Brown reported grass good in the vi
entity OF gmar
Hon. g. s. Uuhbell aud family oi
Albuquerque. arrived Boa town Mrs
Hubbcll and the children viii visit
Mrs iiubbclls parents Tor "a few days
y. s Clemens o. proving 90 bo d
very efficient secretary Tor tho cuttl,
and horse protective association The
association itself promises 90 ho of
incatlmablD advantage 90 the stock
men Of central New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-13
MlssouRrs ANNIvERsARY.

Il is proposed 20 celebrate tho cigh
tioth anniversary of the statehood uf
Missouri on August 90 uf mis- year
There was "a noteworthy political agi.
tation over the admission 0f Missouri.
ns all who are familiar with inc bis
tory % our country will rrmomhrr
The application Of the territory Tor
statehood in 1917 iod tu "a bitter atrug
glo in congress which caused general
political excitement ln the rgaliun
of lslsI0 blll was introduced pro-
willing that Missouri should be- admit
ted a. frue state The southern
member 0f congress strenuDusiy OPP
posed tblf 300 The hrst constitution
prUuar.U Goo tHU state forbade the lrF
. isntuf. ruu passing any emancipa
dion laws without tho consent % own
I Cfa OF slaves ur tho pal sage 81 ans
laws pfevouuuF immigrants from
. brinFlrF slaves with them ana 90
rectrd thr legislative body to pass
/ laws f0rhidtIue the settlement ri ife'
negroes lu mo state This was OBJ
noalous to ihe ante slavery sentiment
on tho pYrth Chiefly through th' in
I nuonce of Hrry clay omprpmi ''
| was effected by which Missouri ahl
10 DO admitted as a slave state un