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Evening journal., 1903-01-22
Mr.. Hlnains Won't.
lm Id New Yorlk sun.

From the New York Sun.
There was no election OF a senator in
Delaware yesterday, but there was a
noticeable deliverance by the distin-
guished Republican to whom. rumor
says, AddicSs has been holding out the
bait OF a senatorship i'm return for help
to elect Addicks himself. The Hon. An
thony Higgins Is the man referred TO-,
and we quote his words:
There are not six men among the
Regulars who can be brought to vote
for Mr.. Addicks under any conditions
that could possibly arise As for my
asserting to such an arrangement,
could not DO it II / would, and l would
not do ii If I could"
Addicks cannot be senator His
prevention Of the election of Repub-
lican some years ago and hisrprevent-
ing the Republicans from filling the
two vacant seats now, except upon the
agreement that he shall fiji one, have
stamped him MS an outlaw, not to be
touched by any party.
Evening journal., 1903-01-22
nun AnnuMENr nAoKING

In his letter to the Regular Repuoil-
cams of the Delaware Legislature, John
w Mccormick. of Baltimore, remarks
among other things: THE worst Re
nublican is bettsr than the best Demo-
crate We do not know DIR. McCor-
mick but we do know that one who
can dictate a sentiment like that is not
worthy Of one moments consideration.
One does not have to lcse all sense IN
order to become a party man. And any
man who really holds such opinions Is
either born without his faculties, or has
failed to cultivate them. This is a
sample OF many cheap argument that
is used to bolster up a rotten cause.
Now a bad man is not improved by
membership in either party; he is still
a bad man. An ignorant man does no
suddenly become enlightened by join
ing one party or the other. The man
who gets drunk on election day ant
has to have his ballot marked, subse
quenGy receiving money therefor, i
lot a good man simply because tn
voters assistant has marked a Repuh
lican ticket for him. The purchase
Republican voter is not as good ma
as Grover Cleveland OF George Gray
Evening journal., 1903-01-22

cauSnul.
But, Lauray, between you ami me
we're keepin a weather eye on Fred.
We've got two detecktives on to him
and they keep him shaddered day and
mite I shouldn't be surprised If he
woul turn in with the Single Tacks cr
.Social-Laber people next time
was consider able amused at a
l heerd the uther day.
One statesman says:
well I'm glad you've turned in fer
me at last; hits time you was earnin'
that $4,000 you got four years ago."
Then l heard the uther feler laff, and
says he:
Il amt tryin' TO earn that money
you give me four years ago; I'm tryin'
to earn anuther $1,000"
Hits terribel the hogs some people is.
Hear l have been a workin' and a
praspirin and a loosin' self-respec. and
what do ] get? Nuthin but bored and
close. had to drop my posishun as
class leder and give up my Sunday
School class. and somebody else gets
all the money.
You can guess how mad init maiks
us Addicks men 10 see the Reglers
ilirtin' with Democrats. Hits a sin and
a shaim. We maid up our minds we
wouldn't give 'em no lawyer, but the
Reglers said that wasn't honest
OF course it wasn't honest, but, as
Gale says, that amt the pint The first
thing l asks is it pollyticks? And il
hit is, She goes. You can't build up NJ
party on honesty and desensy; if yol
could whsre would we a-bin?
Gale has proved hit. He shows how
dorned ornWy the Democrats ust to be
and then he says: What has put us
on top? Bein' orrnyer.' says he, anC
hits logic. too.
The worst thing about this biznes'
Evening journal., 1903-01-22
A MISSING woRp coNrEsT

The following touching poem con-
tanning omitted words has been handed
us. Who can supply them?-IEd.l
Manaz Hanna sent a telegram;
The members didn't give -.
They said; "Now. Mark. If really you
Know just exactly what to do,
Come down and visit us a spell;
And later you may go TO .
And, oh. we ike you. Mark a heap
Come down; you know the board Is
cheap,
And when you're done with Delaware
You may go - for all we care.
Evening journal., 1903-01-22
Stories From Here and There

but heroic efforts brought him around :
He appeared to be much relieved ar
ter the inli and gum We're taken fromI
him. and he promised to take a dose Of
castor oil after the physician left Wall
said he had similar experience some
time ago. but this is the first time he
ever took ink with suicidal intent
There are different properties in the
various kinds of ink. and how much
poison is used I'm the brand that Wall
took is mot known. The ink was black.
He would probably have accomplished
his purpose ifAe had taken blue ink.
Mrs. Wall was very anxious that her.
son should live. and told him that he
could get married just as soon as he
pleased. This seemed to please him.-
and az present peace and castor oil
reign in the household.
Went to Much Trouble, But He Saved
His Nickel.
Bobbett was in desperate hurry TOY
reach home. He was already late for
dinner, and Mrs. Bobbett had address
ed an ultimatum to him on this sub
iect that very morning So he chased
a Flatbush car q block and half and.
was breathing like a blast furnaco.
when he caught it.
On the rear platform he handed a
dime to the conductor and received the
customary nickel in return. But what
with the nuster OF his violent exercisd
and numDness OF his cold fingers. he|
dropped the nickel and it rolled OF I'd
the ground.
Now, Bobbett is a man OF economical
impulses. Not that he is inordinateiy'
stingy, but he believes in having a run
for his money, as horsy people say. lid
would not mind giving a nickel to a de-
serving beggar, but TO throw one away
i'm the street seemed to him wantoii
waste of pretty good thing. SO hd
jumped on-jumped hastily and incon1
siderately, slipped down, tore his trout
sers, crushed his hat and raised a lumI'
on the back of his head.
Twenty minutes later he boarded this
next car and took seat beside q
friend.
whats the matter. Roberto" saiG
the friend. You look as II you'd beeit
arguing with the EARTH
Bobbett told his story circumstantly
But found the nickel, by gum!' hi
added, holding the coin triumphantly
aloft 'Ive spoilt my clothes and
don't know but I've cracked my skull
but I've got the nickel. by crackeyi
expect Mrs. Bobbett'll say things that 1
cut like aw-edged collar, but, bl
Jimmy Christmas, l saved that nickel
| just the same
Fare, pleased" said the conductor
Bobbett gave him the nickel.-BrookI
| lyn Eagle.
Evening journal., 1903-01-22

Colorado has two legislatures. The
Republicans threw out Of one house the
Democratic claimants from Denver
and the Democrats retaliated by un-
seating as MANY Republicans in the
other house. The rejected members re-
fuse to go. and the men declared
elected can't get in. 1t is q perplex-
ing state OF affairs. The Democrats
win probably name Teller for Senator
and the Republicans will choose Vol
colt The United States Senate VIII
probably get the last guess in th'
matter.
Evening journal., 1903-01-22
SCHOOL GIRLS.

lis a pretty age-that time
IN a girls life when she has all
,he beauties Of womanhood
without the later lines of care
md worry.
But here and there even
among school girls appear pale
and drawn faces.
Pale blood is at the bottom
Of the trouble and SCOTS
Emulsion can cure it.
SCOTS Emulsion brings
back the beauty to pale girls
because it is blood food.
Send for Free sample
SCOTT 4 BOVINE, Chemists. <os Pearl ST. ny
Evening journal., 1903-01-22
Swallowed Ink and Gum.

1t was sad and exciting day when
Patrick Francis Wall took TO the bottle.
He had probably read somewhere
Horace Greeleys recipe for making
great editors. and, having made some
what of a failure in other lines of aim,
would turn his attention to journalism.
Anyway, Patrick. who is "a years old,
quarrelled with mis- mother It seems he
had been counting and she did not ap-
prove of his choice. but called the girl
bad names" He became gloomy and
Respondent.
An Inspiration seized him and he
seized a bottle of ink. A great many
persons seize "a bottle of ink who only
think an inspiration has seized them,
but Francis Patrick was not OF this
class.
Farewell, vain wOrldi" ke muttered,
and. fitting the bottle, he gulped down
the contents
The doctor was at first in doubt
whether to feed him blotting paper OF
/ turn his stomach inside out, so 10
speak. with a pump. The pump idea
prevailed. Then it was discovered that
he had put a dash of gum arabic in the
writing fluid and swallowed bottle OF
imusilage for a chaser.
The musilage was disposed TO stici
and seal the fate of Patrick Francis
Evening journal., 1903-01-22

The action of three German war yes
sells I'M bombarding a Venezuelan town
yesterday may be taken as an indica-
tion OF Germany's purpose to make an
early amicable settlement of the diff
culues impossible. There is a suspicion
that she hopes out of the complications
to secure a foothold in Venezuela de-
spite our Monroe doctrine. There Is
reason for the belief that England is
growing disgusted with her strenuous
ally.
Evening journal., 1903-01-22
stoIs PLANK Erom srIdos.

Levy Ccurtman Elliott appeared
against Eberhardt McSorley before
Magistrate George II. Hollis this morn
ing. and charged the defendant whh
stealing planks from bridge in Bran
dywine hundred. After the evidence
was submitted the prisoner was held
under 5000 bail for a hearing in the
Court Of General Sessions.
Evening journal., 1903-01-22
A Human FraiIty.

fTum the Boston Herald.
II is pointed ont that President
Grover Cleveland also interfered to
prevent the election OF a Mormon Sem
ator from Utah. Even SO, it only goes
to show that all Presidents Of the
United States are more or less human
and liable to stick their fingers into
the wrong pie.
Evening journal., 1903-01-22
A sucnestion 10 iho Power.
from thcNew York tribune.

T7ITT
In authorizing the pledging Of Ven
ezuelan customs fer the payment OF OBJ
legations President Castro seems to be
doing the best he can TO effect a set
Element with the Powers. In return it
would be graceful for the Powers to
raise the blockade and let Venezuela get
some customs revenue with which to
pay her debts. They can surely find
some other objects that will serve as
targets Sust as we'll as Venezuelan
forts.
Evening journal., 1903-01-22
Baked Aaain.

From the Philadelphia Telegraph.
Last night, when it was once more
realized that the Delaware Gasman
had again been balked in his attempt
to force his way by devious paths into
the Senate OF the United States. Secre-
tary of State Layton, one of his most
trusted henchmen, declared that the
great fight the fight of their lives"
had been postponed until next year.
when they expect to sweep the State
for Republican principles and major
ity rule" Secretary Layton continued,
to the effect that It lis not a question
now of the personality of John Edward
Addicks," phrase which, to employ a
metaphor OF the street which will ap-
peal TO the whole Addicks gang, may
be described as "hot air" IL is still
"Addicks or nobodyl"-now as afore-
time. in the future as now. and the per-
sonality of John Edward Addiclxs will
remain the issue, until it is entirely
eliminated from Delaware politics by
his abandonment of the field.
Meanwhile it Is to be sincerely re
GREETED that the Regular Republicans
have not seen their way clear to accepi
dhe proposition of the Democrats Il
elect true Republican for the Ions
term, and a Democrat for the shor
term, and thereby secure at once ful
representation OF Delaware in the Ma
tional Senate. The proposition is pre-
eminantly fair, and entirely practic
able; and it is, moreover, the only prac
uoable way in which Delaware can b
ce-eniganchised. for which reason i
SHOULD be unhesitatingly accepted.
Evening journal., 1903-01-22
Not So sillv.

From the Baltimore American.
The matinee girl Is not SO silly as
nhe is painted, to judge from the Wig
csous Kissing she lately gave a woman
who went on the stage to coin the no
toriety she had gained through a muir
der charge.
Evening journal., 1903-01-22
Many Paxinn License.

During the past few days there has
been a rush Of business men at the
clerk of the peace's Office 70 pay their
licenses. The rush is the result of
notices sent out by the Attorney-Gen-
eral stating that the license must be
paid before January 27.
Evening journal., 1903-01-22
NE WSPAPER OPINION

question to wear or not to wear a
dress suit" at the Inauguration ball
last night is to be interpreted as part
of a Bailey boom or OF Hogg boom.
Mr.. Hogg wants to be a Senator IN
Congress from Texas. We suspect that
he is at the bottom OF the reported
Instruction against swallowtails.
Evening journal., 1903-01-22
Surprisino.

From the Indianapolis journal.
1t is surprising indeed that a coun-
try possessing, the most extensive coal
fields in the world, the greatest rail-
read system, and the most enterprising
population should be suffering from a
general coal famine.
Evening journal., 1903-01-22

4 lCN diii L ih nAh
in site for lis Ad-
dicks men but
death and desOla-
shun. ! haven't ever
saw two persons so
hart broken as
George Roberts and
Fred Eding Book.
George takes lhis
out in braIggin'
about what we're
goin' to do in 1904,
but Fred is consid-
cradle gifted with
his tongue, and the
way he does cuss
them Reglers is a
Evening journal., 1903-01-22

According to "Cale" Layton, the
Union Republicans are giving a con-
tinuoms performance of the play en-
titled Martin Luther. One Of it's cli-
makes should be the hurting Of ink bot
Hes at the devil. Don't distort his
tory, gentlemen; fetch on your devil
and let him have II.
Evening journal., 1903-01-22
A Useful Enolishman.

Ftom the New York Mail and Express
Lord Charles Beresford is one of the
Engaishmen who seem to have a cheer
ful feeling when they see the Stars
and Stripes. There are others, and
they are doing a good work for tie
NNld's peace and progress.
Evening journal., 1903-01-22
Canned the Cotton.

well. sub" said Colonel Gore. me
stirring his toddy and giving
an occasional sigh of satisfaction when
its rich aroma reached his nCstrils;
we'll sub, l reckon about the most in
terestin feature of the reconstruction
of the South has been the well-meant
but misguided efforts of the NOthenehs
to inculcate ideas of thrift and econ
omy in the minds OF the hitherto caih
less population of this highly favohed
section. Yes, sun. Now, just at this
moment l recall one instance in pahtic-
ulah. IL was a family that came heah
from Maine. The woman-the lady
was a pOw'ful hand to wOhk. Wohk
eahly and late was her motto. and
right we'll she lived up to it. She be-
gan in the gray of dawn. and it was
a common sight, when her neighbors
would be restin' rom the tolls of the
day, to see her tollin' on in the kitchen
or about the house. Well, suh things
went on until afteh the cotton was
picked. and nachully thehe was a small
Quantity OF the cotton-bolls ef on the
plants. What did this woman do bnt
lecture her neighbors on such caihless-
ness? Yes. sub. Toll us we was wastin'
the cotton. And what did she do but
20 to work and gatheth all the left
loveh cotton and take it to her house
and laboh all one day at cannin' 1t,
,suh-oannin' It! Yes. sub; she did so.
And / reckon that about ended her in
fluence as an inculcatoh of the princi-
pies Of true economy i'm ouah midst, sub,
/ reckon it did. I think just little
mo sugah, sub, would improve the
lhavoh of the mex one Of these toddies
and thus we may experiment. until we
have struck the propeh economical adj
justment Of the vahious ingredients
But. NAH noth'n friend, let me tell yo'
sub, don't yo' neveh get it into your
lhaid that yo' can can Ouah cotton oh
mix ouah toddies as such things should
be done"
And the Colonel paused right in the
middle of the next swallow to chuckl'
softly to himself.-Judge.
Evening journal., 1903-01-22
Probably a Hoaa Boom.

From the New York Sun.
We can't decide whether the excite
ment said to reign in the Texas Leg
islature ON account OF the great
Evening journal., 1903-01-22

For Constipation and Piles, Brazil
ian Balm is magic.
Evening journal., 1903-01-22
Gas Works. Jan. 2l, 1908.

My Dear Lauray:
Things is certinly disencouragin'
Evening journal., 1903-01-22

and when a man fails to understand
theae primitive ideas, he is unfit to ad-
wise anyone
Addicks went TO Washington early
this week, anu the telegram of Mark
Hanna and McCormick's letter fol-
lowed. Could he give them no argu-
ments? Is it impossible for them to
frame any appeal which affords the
slightest excuse for supporting Ad-
dicksg Must members of the Lcgisla-
ture put aside the Judgment and COM
mon sense which control their conduct
in ordinary affairs, and be swayed by
arguments that would cause a howl Of
merrimsnt in country debating So
ciety? Not yet; the tide Of intelligence
and manhood has not run out.
The Baltimore sub-treasury is en-
bamassed and overwhelmed. So much
money is coming in that the clerks cam
not count 1t. and It is stacked up tin
the assistants are half distracted. AS
sistant Treasurer Dryden has refused
to take any more in future than can
be counted, and there may be rioting
among those who are ANXIOUS to pay
their obligations to Uncle Samuel.
Should this occur in private business,
we will wager that It would be counted.
Evening journal., 1903-01-22

Read the Evening Journal. 1t con-
tains all the news.
Evening journal., 1903-01-22
STOLEN EYESIGHT

Procrastination is the thef Of the BY.
sight. but thief that canh"1 ne cared !
,ccount for his misdoing. Guard We
your Eyes by The best sentinel known
Property Fitted Glasses. Proper Glass,
coo. very Ftfle more MONEY than. IN
proper ones. They certainly cost muo
less Eye strain. And the Satisfaction
rrNOWING YOU have the RIGHT ones
more than worth the money difference.
Evening journal., 1903-01-22

There must be no compromise with
official ruption."-Theodore Roose-
welt.
Evening journal., 1903-01-22

Justine Mccarthy has just passnd his
72d birthday. He has apparently aban
doned novel-writing and is devotini
himself exclusively to history.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
Proposals..
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES


PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES
l. Department the Interior Once Of Indian Affairs.
Washington y. c, March l. 1903. Sealed proposals. in
dorse6 Proposals for beef -four etc as the case may
directed the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs.
2652e7 South Canal street Chicago NJ will be 6eeeiyed
p. Of Tuesday, April p. 1908, for
the Indian Service. beef four bacon beans.
and other articles OF subsistence;
and shoes groceries, baking powder.
cr0cery agricultural implements paints, oils, glass
leather. shoe findings saddlery
etc hardware school and medical supplies, and long
articles Sealed indorsed
'proposals U-ooen goods cloth
ins may he, and directed to the Com
Affairs Nos. 1l912l Wooster
York received until ! o'clock. Of
TUESDAY May 1903 furnishing the Indian
blankets wooen goods clothing, notions.
hats Bids must be made out Government
blanks Schedules giving all information for
bdders will furnished application the Indian
Office. D c; the L 5. Indian warehouses.
Il9-I2l Wooster street New York City; 265 26I South
Canal street III: SIS Howard Omaha
Nebr. ST Louis. Mo; Com
nssares OF Subsistence. L. S. Cheyenne Wyo..
and ST Paul MINI the Quartermaster L S a. Seattle.
Wash the postTasters Sioux City Tucson. Portland,
Spokane and Tacoma and the Manufacturers and Pro
Of California, San Francisco Cal
Bids will be opened at the hour and days above stated
bidders invited be the opening The
Department the right determine the point Of
delivery reject any ali bids any part OF
bio. W. a. JONES. Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
q S. CTsTOM HOUSE. NEW YORK. \. Y,

Collectors Office. April 2 19o3--sealed proposals
for furnishing such quantities be desired
supplies for Of the Customs Service at
this mort during year ending 30 1904 the
expense payable from the appropriation for Col
Letting the Revenue from Customs including gas.
fuel illuminating pur-
noses in rented premises. viii be received this office
until o'clock P. NJ. April 29. 1908. Sealed proposals
received until the day and hour named for
following services during the
fiscal wear aforesaid: laundering towels for rented
premises repairing and maintaining special fire alarm
box AZ the L Appraisers Warehouse providing coupe
service for carrying mail between the Z. S. Appraiser
Warehouse Post Building and Custom House Build
ing. carting samples from wharves oonded
warehouses other places the [. s Appraiser
Warehouse removing ashes from the crematory Ap,,
praser's Warehouse The power to reject any or all
70 defects IS reserved. schedule OF the
services required Information con-
cerning the same can upon application TO the
Collectors once. -. y. STRANAHAE. Collector
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
. RMY BUILDING, WHITEHALL ST, NEW

- York City. April 1e 1903 Sealed proposals VII be
received until u o'clock noon. May i. lSO0 ana
then opened for the manufacture and delivery al lS
Depot OF 10000 Olive DTab wOollen service coats 1to
pairs Olive Drab Woollen breeches. foot and 5Qo Palrs
woolien breeches, mounted The OiVe DfAp
Khaki
Wristbands pockets will be furnished by this De
partment; furnished by contractor
Blanks bidding specifications and other information
be obtained this ONCE Proposals must be lncoseG
sealed envelopes marked Proposals for Clothing ad
addressed to the undersigned. =. d. WHEELER A y
II or.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT

l. the Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts Navy Depart
Washington, D. c. until u o'clock noon ApIl!
IS 1903 publicly opened Immediately thereafter 10
furnish the Navy Yard. New York. the daily supply
Of meats butter, cheese vegetables bread, ce ana
roven5er the fiscal year ending June 80. 1904 Blank
proposals upon application the Navy
pay NrW A $. KENNY PaymaSter Gen
ersl L = -. 3-2S-03
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17

OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS
hotel in Atlantic employing white service
U 7 FINCH Prom H J. PEARSON. Mgr.
" Personal representative at Hotel Netherand.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
FURNITURE.

HERALD Square Salesrooms, 150 West
34th-st.-Antiquities and modern furni-
ture bought, sold, exchanged, restored. re-
finished hacking. shipping
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17

FARM NAN LINEN .~-tIentleTnsn wish
iHg % p.an1 Or develop Dedca. apple 0r
uI4nl 0rcust4Qs o. fo4loss ,s1lef i4uss u lri.,.
s40-.lu< <. ...-J genera farming. tOr DGoEJ
s,eii as gtr1lsute, a s0u a4e need % coiss-
To- ist ysrsg ~ cnarse OF ASSIST y.l
tn suct ,-JrA. cOnlulun..ats yslth =. ~
=. 4 - F.R y4s IeIlel-ays-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
Hotel Strand,

Atlantic City, n J. The Strand is a modern. ire
proof hotel overlooking this worldfaned Boardwalk ana
centrally located Sea Water Baths Booking rep
reaentative. J. L. TRENCHARD, at Hotel Wellington
55th St. and 7th Ave Daily from 10 A NJ 70 4 r VI.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
I- S. ENGINEER OFFICE. ARMY BUILD-

ing. York. March 70. 1903.-Sealed proposals
dredging Butterruiik Channel and In Gowanus
Creek York HaTbor viii be received here until Il
NJ April 90 1903. and then publicly opened Information
application. W. L. MARSHALL. Major. Engrs.