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/ ceremony and in spite of the words of
/ scripture which, if it permits re-mar-
riage after divorce, permits it after
/ divorce granted for the one cause of
adultery. In two years this young
woman with a baby and a shattered
constitution as well as a broken heart,
was deserted for another woman of
whom the man had become enamored.
! A divorce was arranged and the man
was married to the third woman a half
an hour after the divorce was obtain
! eG. and this again by a minister of the
Gospel. The man of whom write, and
there are thousands like him, was en-
abled under law to wreck life after life
| because he could be freed from the
bond of marriage more easily than he
could be freed from the most trivial
business contract, and he is permitted
| to marry as often as. he pleases and
SO to be what may be called "con-
secutive polygamist.''
There is a great cry now being made
| against a Senator because he belongs
to a sect which believes in polygamy
as there was a short time ago about
preventing a polygamous Congressman
from taking his seat. I deliberately
believe that Mormon polygamy is less
harmful to society than the kind of
polygamy practiced by thousands in
many of our States. The polygamous
husband supports his wives and chill
dren, the consecutive polygamist
divorces wife after wife as the fancy
takes him, and leaves the deserted ones
to support themselves and their chill
dren, or leaves them to become a
charge upon the public, his children
often becoming inmates of Children's
Homes
What is needed is an cutlery against
this kind of polygamy. The cutlery viii
come if the dangers and cruelties of
divorce and remarriage are brought be-
fore the hearts and minds of the peo-
pie. AS it is, serious writers defend
the present state OF affairs arguing
that it makes for the purity of the
family. AS to this point, Lecky who
does not object to divorce says: "Such
easonings appear to me to be very
cues. ionable, and not a little danger
GUS IT is evident that in some parts
of the United States, as well as in some
parts of Europe, under the operation
Of the divorce laws, a kind of inferior
and unstable marriage much like the
Poman concubinatus is growing up
Democracy and Liberty Vol. PIP.
21I-212)
In attempting to Iegislate for SUPP
CONTINUED on page e.
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| by Rousseau would prove the panacea
| for all social evils, that until recently
the effect of divorce on the family and
on society has scarcely been considered
at all by the people of the United States
The American people need to be arous-
| ed to a sense of the danger of divorce
| as a great social evil. They will be
aroused if a campaign of education is
carried on. The truth which must be
| instilled into the minds of people is
the principle underlying all the laws
of nature and of rightly framed civil
laws viz: It is better that the indivi-
dual should suffer than that society
should suffer. The laws of most of the
States relating to divorce are based
on the exact reverse of the principle
and spring from sentiment for the I'M
fortunate individual. The oft repeated
question. why should a man and
woman live together if they be un-
happy misses the question altogether.
1t is not a question whether they
should live together, but whether they
should be divorced and permitted to
marry again.
What is needed, is that the American
people should realize the enormous in
justice, the fearful wrongs, the terrible
cruelties, and the shocking immoral
tiles which are the constant results
of easy divorce laws and Of evil people
using them. What is needed is that
the people should understand the OPP
portunities which such laws offer to
INSCRIPTIONS men and women; that
the people should understand that
these laws threaten to destroy the very
idea of the family as a permanent in
stitution, and so, inevitably, to threaten
social purity and to menace the well
fare, if not the very existence, of the
State. These things are often not
thought of, sentiment hides them from
consideration. 1t may be they are so
little thought of because divorce cases
are so often tried with closed doors
and secrecy is SO often maintained ma
the facts of the fearful wrongs done
under the law, are seldom known ex-
cept to lawyers, physicians and clergy
men.
I lived for twenty years in a place
where divorce was alarmingly prev
alent and I will venture to illustrate
the matter from some of the cases
known to me.
A dissolute man after rendering his
wife's life a burden, became tired of
her, and a divorce followed. The man
had soon won the affections of a pure,
good innocent girl. He was married
by a minister of the Gospel to this
girl after l had refused to perform the
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VIM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD.
AGENTS FOR

Western Sugar Refining Co., San
Francisco, Cal.
Baldwin Locomotive Works, Phiia-
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Newell Universal Mill Co.. Manu-
facturers OF National Cane Shredder
New York, N. 7.
Parafine Paint Company. San Franz
cisco, Cal.
Ohiandt & Co., San Francisco, Cal.
Pacific Oil Transportation Co. Ban
Francisco, Cal.
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Levers & Cook e,
1T South King Street.
CHICKENS AND COWS.

Have arrived from San Francisco. +
Thoroughbred Black Minorcas. White
and Brown Leghorns. Buff Cochins and
Light Brahmas. Fine Mich Cows.
This stock was personally selected by
w. E. Bellina. To be seen at our Kukui
street sta bles.
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CLUB STABLES, Fort above Hotel.
Tel. Main 100.
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HONOLULU IRON works
COMPANY.
STEAM ENGINES.

STEAM ENGINES.
BOILERS, SUGAR MILLS, COOL
Ere, BRASS AND LEAD CASTINGS
and machinery of every description
made to order. Particular attention
eaiA to ships blacksmithing. Job WORK
eeuted on shortest notice.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
A46N. TIL CURE ToTI

Let any man who is weak, broken down, old
ana decrepit in physical weakness, full of
cheeriess-any man who wants TO be stronger
and younger than he feels-let him come ana
Evening journal., 1904-08-16
BrideeviIIe

Bridgevine. Aug. 16.-Henry Powers.
Of Philadelphia, is the guest Of Bridge
Vile friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Richardson
and daughter. Miss Mary, of Milford,
are being entertained by Miss Hattie
Ward.
Mrs. Lucy Hanson, Of Harrington,
is visiting Miss Laura Layton.
MIR. and Mrs. Welton Parks. of Phil
adelphia. are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie Short.
Miss Mary earn, Of Philadelphia, is
visiting Miss Salhe Rawlins.
Mrs. S. p. Wiley and Miss Ethel will
ley. of Seaford, and Mrs. G. 5. Meix-
well and Miss Hattie Meixwell. Of Wis
sahlckon, Pa. visited Mrs. William II.
Jones on Friday
Mrs. Nora Davis and son, OF Camden.
n. j.. are spending some time with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Adams
Postmaster l.. J. Moore is sojourning
at Ocean Grove.
Sim Richarson. of Milford, Is visit
ing Bridgeville friends.
Miss Pauline Gray has returned from
AN extended visit to friends in New
York city.
Mrs. Nettie kersey Of Philadelphia,
Is the guest OF Mrs John Jacobs.
Miss Nora Massey of Dover. Is being
entertained by Miss Mollie Hewes.
Evening journal., 1904-08-16
Rehobofh
Special to The Evenlng Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
Rehoboth. Aug. 16.-Dr. and Mrs. H..
b. Hickman and daughter. Marguerite.
Of Philadelphia. were among the stroll
lers on the boardwalk Saturday even
ing
Mrs. George II. Hall had "A party Of
Milford young people under his care
Saturday evening.
Municipal Judge l.. r. Cochran is
spending a few days at the Henlopen.
relaxing from his judicial functions and
cares.
Mrs. r. A. H. O'Brien is entertain
ing Mr. and Mrs. McKenney, Of Balti-
more.
A party of seaford people are at the
cottage Of Mrs. Harry Elliott.
Misses Marian and Eta Gray OF
! lBrldgeville, are quartered at one Of the
beach front hotels.
Miss G. A. Rust and Mrs. Newall
Ball also Of Bridgeville are here.
Joseph t. Holland, OF Milford. who
is being urged by his friends to accept
the Democratic nomination for Cover
nor. is at the Henlopen with Mrs. Hol-
land.
Mrs. Robert clifton and dhild Of
IfAiNiA UAi AiilNiAk Ailt NlNAANiFs
Mrs. NJ. w Tschudy and daughters
Miss Tschudy and Miss Henrietta
Tschudy, OF Smyrna, are enjoying
themselves among friends.
A CHEEKY fishing party in the person
ages of Prof Glover and son william
Metten, r. X. Jones, Il. G. Hardesty and
Captain Peter Chambers, left t6e Muir
ray Cottage Saturday and went to
Lewes and thence to the Breakwater
Modesty or some other apology pre-
vented their exposure of the catch
Samuel Hlrsh, of Milford. W. H..
Brady Of Middletown, and Charles y.
Prettyman OF Dover, are among the
i Delawareans here.
Rev William l.. White and wife, OF
Chestertown. arrived today for a week.
The committee appointed by Bishop
Coleman to raise finance for repairs "a
All Saints Church. viii hold a musicale
at the Atlantic next Friday evening.
Rev. A. z. Scott OF Wilmington Is
here Mr. Scott has been a regular
visitor TO Rehoboth since its founding
as a Methodist campmeeting resort.
Evening journal., 1904-08-16
Newport

Special TO The Evening Journal.
Newport. Aug. 1G.-Mr and Mrs.
James Irwin Of Philadelphia. were the
guests OF friends here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Hurst are att
tending the campmeeting at Brandy
wine Summit
Mrs II. A.. Dempsey and daughter,
Pauline. are spending a few days with
relatives IN Camden, n. J.
Miss Louise Day left today for "A two
weeks vacation in Boston, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r.. Finn spent yes
terday at Brandywine Summit.
Daniel Green. cashier OF the New
port National Bank, left today for a
two-weeks' vacation In and near Bos-
ton Mass.
Miss Challenger, Of New Castle, was
the guest OF friends here yesterday.
r. 4. Finn and Raymond Finn
spent Sunday at Brandywine Summit
Campmeeting.
The Misses Johnson are camping at
Brandywne Summit.
Mrs. William Steward is spending a
few days with relatives in Newark,
Del.
Evening journal., 1904-08-16
w. II. Smith ce Co
Successors to
VIM. b. Sharp ce Co.
NEW 3. 4 0. OFFICE OPENED
Convenience Greatly Appreciated by
Business People Of This City.

The new uptown ofnoe OF the B &
O. abroad IS ready for business and now
Wilmington people wishing TO buy tickets
or TO obtain Information will not be obl,g-
ed TO go to either the station at the foot
of Market street or the one out Deawars
avenue.
The new office IS very conveniently lo-
Gated ~ Nos- sei ~Aiarket street and will
be in charge OF William Fulton. ticket
agent Of the company Harry A. Miller.
the travelling passenger agent, also will
have his offices there This progressive
movement on the part of the b. & O.
Railroad Company is much appreciated
by The business pcope OF the city. II
not only gives Wilmington a meiropo itau
air ,a keeping with its growth. but VIII be
a great accommodation TO the travelling
public.
The company's building down Market
strect will be given over to the freight
department and viii be occupied by IN,
clerks, the waiting rooms already having
been converted into offices.
Evening journal., 1904-08-16
DEAD

NiAGAHERN.-in this city on the 18th
inst. 1904, Ella T Magahern nee Punk
EFT. wife of John J Magahcrn
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the
residence OF her husband No. li2i West
street on Thursday morning. at . o'c ool.
Requiem mass at ST. Peters Pro-Cathed.
raj. Interment Cathedral Cemetery
CARLIsLE-Em Emma f., aged So years. No
So7 Nandevor avenue, August 70.
RNlNE-Margarci G., aged Is years. No
1919 Lancaster avenue. August 10.
JOHNsON-Bt Davis, aged p years
No. 732 Pine street, August a.
MILLER-M Mary. aged 3 months. No. 20
West Eighth street, August "a.
sTANNARD-Mi Michael No. nl9 Elm
street. August IS.
STOTSENBERG-E Ellen j.. Philadelphia
August H.
TAYLOR-CARL j.. aged IS years. No
lSoS Scott street. August Is.
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w. III. Smith Dc Co
Successors to
Wym. 3. Sharp Dc Co.
9TH and Market Streets.
A New Lot

of these splendid ribbed
vests for ladies. They are
full standard make and
have been all season good
value for they are
now reduced to close the
season, 2 for 25c.
Mems White
balbriggan shirts and
drawers. An odd lot in
sizes, only ~, A and 46.
This IS a big mans bar
gain. If your size is here
you can have these SOC
goods for 35c or 3 for 81.
Mems Jean Drawers
extra quality in fneness
and strength. Sizes 40,
~ and "A, our regular SOC
quality will be sod for l9c.
All Wool Wolfe
in tan, cream, brown,
steel, blue and black
the best shades for early
fall. To close this lot
we have reduced the
price from soc to 3715c
per yard.
White Lawn Tucking
twenty-five inches wide.
All this seasons goods
and what are left are re-
duced from SOC and 75c
per yard to 25c per yard.
Evening journal., 1904-08-16

gov and Miss Ella Dougherty arc spond-
ing their vacation at the hotel Bouveir.
Atlantic city.
Samuel Porter, OF Rockford, a veteran
OF the Civil War IS visiting the old bat
tlehelds OF the South.
Mrs. Nan Jones. Of Cayton. formerly
of this city is being entertained this
week by her Wilmington friends.
Evening journal., 1904-08-16
DOINGS IN Il
SOCIAL WAY
In CHESTS Honor

An evening company was given last
night by Miss Bertha Pierce az her home,
No. 1913 West Fourih street IN honor Of
the Misses Thompson and Maguire, Of
York Pa. who are visiting here The
time was spent in dancing and other
amusemenis. Winners Orchestra was In
attendance and furnished the latest dance
music. Those present were the Misses
Thompson and Mcguire Of York Pa, Miss
Bertha Pierce, Miss Mae Lukens, Mss Ida
Thompson, Miss Mae Preston, Miss Hiida
Preston, Miss Elsye lnjerlaid, Frank
Traynor Harry Tay'or Jack Taylor
Thomas Donohoe, Mr. Winner Tony
hauOcr and Harry Moreland.
Evening journal., 1904-08-16

Half the ills that man is heir to comes
from Indigestion. Burdock Blood Bit
ters strengthensand tones the stomach;
makes indigestion impossible.
Evening journal., 1904-08-16
Big Reductions

in children's caps and dresses.
A lot ofinfants' a nd children's
caps reduced one half their
original price. Also a lot of
dresses reduced. A full line
of children's and ladies' fur
nishings. Wilcox & Gibbs
Sewing Observation-Disclosures.
Evening journal., 1904-08-16
Traders S Special Order
ONE DAY
Wednesday, August 18th.

10 lbs. sugar - =. ...., 40
i-s n. best tea..... ... 80
! III. Java and Mocha conee.. p
] large bottle vinegar u. .... .os
io-lb. bag salt e.. -. .... .Os
! bag Hungarian Flour ......... .s2
Total amount - .. ...-- sL45
Take notice the prices OF sugar and
hour IN this order.
Evening journal., 1904-08-16

Harvesting horse requires Of
knowledge more than a bit.
The best that can be said of any man
Is that he did his best.
You can get checked goods at the
dry goods store or the bank.
Evening journal., 1904-08-16
Townsend

Special 20 The Evening Journal
Townsend, Aug. 16-Miss Beulah
Buckson Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. C. Buckson at ST. Georges.
Mrs. Elizabeth Leach. OF New Castle.
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Lockerman.
Mrs. Daisy Collins is visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Locker
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Wright at
tended the campmeeting at Colt, Nd,
on sunday
Miss Daisy wigrins is sojourning at
Augustine Pier.
Miss Edna Talley has returned to her
home at Carrcroft, Del
William Kee. Of New Castle, is the
guest OF Harry Burge. near town.
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The National Butchers and Drovers Bank.

-~'-0@1 A'uiehcis ana DrOYers Bank.
rI,r;u r,r,,r-1,.l- New York, June 18th, 1904
IhE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK HAVE
tbrsathtiss 4ay declared sen-annuaI Dividend of
July lst 1904. - 49, p3S@O4e ON anu utter
yu H. lanstSr books wi be closed from June goth to
WIZ H CHASE Cashier
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WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE

l. bureau of Supplies and Accounts Navy Depart
M isos and publicly opened nmedIately hereafter
70 furnish toi weight about $50 600 pounds for the
U. s. Nay. plank proposals viii be furnished upon
called lot 70 the Navy Pay Office. York tho
qPpneauo ~ 7. B. HARRIS, Paymaster General U.
N O-lS-o<.
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the beautiful summer place Of Anson Phelps stoksa
leased ana Conducted an with ths elesancs anu
exclusfveness II a Golf. tennis, boating nns
7a--fdcenr scenery; moderate; special
for June and July. For particulars address d w.
MERRILL. Lenox. Mass. The RoyaitSn Nsw York;
The ROYAL Palm. Miami. Florids)
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Sea SIDE Park. y. J. Opens June -oth Fia1as'llsl.
furn she'd elevator; private baths, evening dinners good
music. Write booklet W H GROSSCCP. Manager.
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COLUMBIA BANK.

N Avenue and Forty-second Street.
The Foars ., H., New York 22nd 1904
declared a go Directors OF this Bank this day
free manual dividend of four cent
IRE trsrsfccr - s lHs On ard after July list 1904
July Ict VIII % ciosed from This date until
W S. GRIFFITH. Cashier
18th I'm tfIKE) INSURANCE CO
THE DIRECTORS HAVE iTHAi nrc1 .prn
DIVIDEND of THREE rr-p 90, ~, III "a
stoeH. payable July 9Th 1903 ~ @'A upon the Captal
JOHN NJ. DAGGETr. Secretary.
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Proposals.

nR0P0SAIS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
l. r,,r.ap NJ Supplies and Accounts. Navy Depart
DL nts"sb,neton d. c., until IL O'Clock noon. July
mem nSo4 and publicly opened immediately thereafter
20 20 Se hounds castings about 205.s2G pounds
IeuSoC and granite for electric plant
sSe ~, Hank proposals will be furnished
81 the bureau II r. 3. HARRIS, Paymaster
PSaeaJ ~ s N 6-l7-o4
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Summe Resorts.
NETWORK.

The statistical records the best evidence of
the popularity OF the
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mo THE HOLDERS OF CERTIFICATES OF
i Deposit for Consolidated Mortgage -Four Per Cent
boloS " MEXICAN Central Railway Company
r,--.,es issued by she Undersigned.
Having collected from the Boston Safe ueTs & IFst
co1Dsny Trustee. tie interest 2Ge JUL - % ne
sre6 are preps.ed 20 pay Tie same to the
go pClso-s production q their Certificates OF De
- .Gr Stamping tie payment thee on. - ---
80 "a - ms 1 1904 Depository.
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PINE VIEW HOUSE.

Pleasantly situated Shinrecock Bay; large, airy
broad veranda surrounded with shade; ideal
place families; surf s bathing sailing
fishing. golf, tennis. excellent roads for driving
cycling. For and booklet address J. LOVING.
Proprietor. East Cuogue I. l. Telephone 6-J.
THE PIERPONT. Beautiful location; water
view; excellent cuisine and
.SEACIIFF. l. r.. service.
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flnGRclaJ Meetings.

THE ANIMAL N1r,--,rr>-l. July 1st. 1904.
PANY viii be he'd gE si LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT COM
NeW YORK on WI the Borough Of Manhattan civ Of
purpose o. july 18Th. 1904 al one p NJ
90 Inspectors OF even I'D trustees and
any oh tor the ensuing year for the
before tie meeting. ~AiHess that may properly
JOHN r. VAN woRMEe s.cr.,.-v
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Southern Pacific CompAn' -, r,,r.o,or.
,-..toa g hereto. gwen that me meeting ms
southern Pacnc O. the stockholders
day neio: ,onXene at me once % IN
80 n Ereca.aout. Jefferson july 1904 eleven
49,. - STANDARD tHnss. tore them at said
- rssr,-trr- be f,rna and TO the effect
NO ., 49, - '..,aetar-iaily the '"'+"
following. d. that the saP Hcreased one hun
soutReTn Pacific CoIibb pa ISSUING one million adj,
dred million Of me par value OF one hu"o' -
dollars each -, that the said Increased stock
''tSesol s.aferT-s stock that the hoIeFS o. "a
npefsrred stock saa!5 cb rate not exceeding
each hs~ uer annuUn. paE4o4s sem ~
cent - shall be declared by the
OF the me- fC,,rs before dividend snail De
Board OF Ia ne common stock; that such divi-
declared on ~. -r,nulatiye: that the holders
dends fe~red stock shall not by virtue there
Of entitled 10 go that. upon the dsso-
tuition o. - rsferred snail be entitled 10
shares redeemed az Par DeloIe up
dftrlDItii he made the holders of the com
PAN fnaT. mar said preferred stock shall be
issued and sold. from l liae 10 ' ,hs roard Of
amounts and such manner as tne 60 81
Directors may authorize ana de,eItiline 49, a.
moi less than the par faue OF the sIlai to
ertlbe into common stoCf' sItii loi
sil@.t tIa oution the holders at any time;
So shall be redeemable. at the opt a o. me
90 and before arst day OF uly, 1910.
- an. hundred and fifteen dollars per SHARE. 81,
..TesoIyed 90. that the Board OF oteClo.s
~ are hereby authorized TO estaolish.
Sror fine and enforce al suCh IuIes ilIo
-sg,lstfons respecting the issue, sale redemption
20 Of stock, not inconsistent
Say.vith as in the Judgment Of the Board may be
necessary or eXpec5ent-
.-snsfer books Of Company NJ. be closed July a.
INV IL 1894 al 10 O'Clock a n ,rr,
Secretary and Clerk
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THE BANK OF AMERICA.


IdE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS TO-DAY
c,-,, GGeea,sd SEM annual dividend TEN 90
ts q record q tals - -
1904 VII w ~ ' E2S,,l n ~, July "a
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Financial.


Hew YORK June TO- iSVA-
, mo ,-r1(-K HOLDERS
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~ II broadway, New YORK. June 2lst 1904.
fftt-L ERRED STOCK DIVIDEND no. 20.
IhE DIRECTORS OF THE AMERICAN
- Smelling & Rdnlng co. declares dividend Of
tis p 80 p AItIII,s - PER CENT. upon
on I5gs - Stockholders OF record three p. II
ne 20 49Jt Inc books for the Pre-
1efied STOCK q the Company VIII
r IL June 22d, 1904, and reopen July 9th 1904
" = AEkklSa. Assistant Secretary