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Evening journal., 1905-10-06

Stage money-The hackmans fare.
What the little dog loses IN bite he
makes up in bluff.
Some men wouldn't stand so high
In the community il they didn't use
their rocks for a pedestal.
English automobile manufacturers
are experimenting with wire wheels i'm
the belief that, weight for weight they
are stronger than those of wood. of the
artillery variety. This would be a
practical return to first principles. as
all the early types of self-propeled
vehicles were equipped with wire
wheels.
curios momento OF the whaling
Industry of Monterey i'm Mexico re-
mains in the pavement leading up from
the street to the west door of the
Church of San Carlos de Borromeo. one
of the churches founded by the Spanish
missionary fathers, and still in excel
lent repair. The round. mushroom
like objects in the pavement are the
vertebrae OF whales.
Evening journal., 1905-10-06
MsKINLEY MEMoRIAL EuNp.

VA HEN President Mckinley died
w the feeling was so strong that
when The Evening journal suggested
a fund to be raised by popular sub
scription. to erect monument to his
memory the response was hearty and
prompt. Many persons Of small means
contributed. and together with the
larger amounts. a sum Of several thous-
and dollars was realized
That money is IN bank drawing small
interest but the question Of monu-
ment Is not now discussed.
As we first suggested the idea Of a
movement, 1t may not be amiss for us
10 offer another suggestion. Since
there isl feeling among the members
OF the committee that the fund at pres
ent is inadequate to erect a monument.
and as there seems little likelihood that
il will be Increased. we suggest that IL
be donated to the Y. NJ. c. A. to be
used IN building either a hall or a dor
mitory, to be known as Mckinley Hall
Sr Mckinley Dormitory. or II there
shall be library attached TO the new
home Of the association it might very
appropriately bear the name OF the
dead President.
It would be a suitable memorial in
every way. and we do not believe that
any subscriber 10 the fund would OBJ
ject to this disposition Of it, The
amount is small. but for such a pur-
pose the fund could doubtless be in
creased. What do the members OF the
committee think? Why not call q
meeting and discuss this plan or an,
other plan that anybody may have?
Evening journal., 1905-10-06
BOT TLtSHIP NEW YORK
LISTED TO BARB0ARl
She Bore the Barworn and
Bottle-scarred Body of
lIonorables

The hrst-class bottleshp New York
OF the Hudson Day Line. pulled into
Poughkeepsie yesterday Afternoon. She
listed heavily TO barboard, and well she
might, for she bore on their 26Sth an-
nual field day those barworn and bot
tle-scarred veterans the Ancient and
Honorable Artillery Company of hos-
ton. She exuded military glory and the
bouquet OF ripe port. She moved
among the lesser craft OF the Hudson
like the sacred Boston goldfish among
the Lesser fish of the sea-proudly, mili-
tantly, regally. able. even at 4 O'Clock
in the afternoon, to sail any old chalk
line.
The Anclents had left Albany at .
O'Clock i'm the morning. They held a
banquet the night before, and showed
New York State how to do it. Albany,
it is said, kept it up an night. At amy
rate, at o'clock in the morning the
Capitol was waltzing with the Ken
more and the city Han was making
eyes at the New York Central station.
This is certain. The sun has it on the
word of a Colonel VINO marched in the
rear rank
"Scandalous way for respectable
building to conduct itself, scand'lous,' -
ne said. Probably was once moral
Evening journal., 1905-10-06
WITH THE CITY'S
SECRET SOCIETIES
IMPROVED ORDER or RED MEN

IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
Great Senior sagamore Charles Nc
Intire. assisted by Great Prophet Frank
G.. Howard. Great Senior Sycamore
George G. Byron. Great unior Saga
more :. J. Barcus, Great Sannap
James T. Semerteen, raised the chiefs
OF Usage Tribe on Wednesday evening
as follows: Prophet. r. j. Curry; sa-
chem W. c. Hobbs; senior sycamore,
w. II. Snyder; junior sycamore. w. G..
Prescott; sannaps. Walter Buckmas-
ter. w. II. Schultz: warriors. Richard
lQuashunu. w. &. King G.. II. Getz. Jr,
G. f. Erwin; braves. Daniel Stidham.
Jr.. J. ID. Spence. W Il. Goodwin. James
Kelott; guard of forest. A. A. Way;
guard Of wigwam. j. Leslie Talley.
7 Ten palefaces were adopted.
Great Chief of Records Edward Nc
Ilntire. accompanied BY Great Prophet
/ Franklin c. Howard. Great Senior
Frank H. Walker. Great Junior Saga
more r. :. Thomas. Great Guard OF
Wigwam Charles Green. Great Guard
lof Forest II. ID. Well. Great Sannan
w. W. Cohee Great Mishewa r. S.
Bane raised the chiefs Of IIiawatha
Tribe last evening as follows: Prophet
lG. w. stewart; sachem, +. W Thomas
Senior sycamore r. Jones; junior sag
amore. G. NJ. Avery: warriors. IA. ID,
iWeyl. w. w. Smith f. J. Thomas: r,
B. Wade: braves. +. r. Maxwell. w
IN. Beach. II. ". Brashear Charles
Green; sannaps L. s. Bane =. T.
Hendererl guard OF forest. c. a.
Fritz; guard OF wigwam. j. r. Twigg.
Great Sannap William n. Ferguson
accompanied by Great Prophet Jane,
Hargis. Great Senior Sycamore W. j
buckley. Great Junior Sasamore j
Frank Dale. Great sauuap a.. A. Cline
} Great Mishnewa Frank Lysinger. Wis
lied keolSuS Tribe last evening an,
/ raised their chiefs as follows: Prophet
J "A. B. HansbUry. sachem. Ora r. SUI
ton. senior sycamore, ". r. Young
Junior ssgamers, Elmer f. Cox san
Evening journal., 1905-10-06

young building. too-prde and JOY Of
some good mothers heart. Up and
down. up and down, you could see old
eyes go"
The Colonel was telling this at
luncheon. Opposite sat an up country
bride. going down to New York on her
wedding trip. When Boston gallantry
errs it makes amends.
Excuse me. madame" said the
Colonel. Excuse me. Slip OF the tongue
such language usually stranger to my
lips. Waiter Bring my hat!'
The waiter brought the Coioners i'm
pressive shake. The Colonel rose.
grasped the hat The first try, put it
on. gracefully lifted it. and handed il
back to the waiter saying
"Therei Made amends" And the
country bride had to smile. For indeed
he was comely man in his uniform.
So are an the Colonels-comely.
But let us back up to Albany. How
ever. scandalously the public buildings
behaved. not so the Colonels. Their
alinement was perfect as they marched
to the wharf. Once there arose a
traducer Of Boston who maintained
that Boston streets were laid out not
by COWS but by the Ancients on the
way home from their meetings. That
is only scandal. as all The valorous
tAncients know. He who cannot march
straight after the third bottle
straighter after the fourth and
straighier after the fifth is unworthy
their ranks-he never gets off the wait
ing list
Evening journal., 1905-10-06
THE WORLDS NEWS
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Henry c. Frick gave s5OOOO to the woos-
ster University, Wooster, o.. for a NOM
orial TO his mother
The Grand Duke Cyril of Russia. who
narrowly escaped death on the battleship
Potropavlosk sunk at Port Arthur. has
married. against the Tsars wishes. his
boyhood sweetheart the Grand Duchess
.of Hess.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Many delegates were present at the
opening session Of the thirty-frst annual
convention OF the w. G. 7. IT, Of Penn
sylvanie, in Washington.
Nantlcoke pastors and people held a
service to pray for itself from the epi-
domio Of TYPHOID fever
Dr. Alfred j. Yost. Mayer of Allentown.
left for southern California for his health.
and VIII govern the city from distance
of 5000 miles for six months or year.
NEW JERSEY.
Charles r. zacharias of Asbury Park.
said In defense Of suit for $4,000 dam
ages brought by Lister c. Relmer. in the
supreme Court at Freehold, that he had
horsewhipped Reimer for counting his
fourteen-year-old daughter.
FOREIGN.
The energies of the Japanese public. OPP
posed to the terms of peace continues TO
be concentrated In an effort to oust tho
Cabinet Tho peace treaty signed In Ports
mouth has arrived in Toxic. More viol-
once is expected to follow any attempt by
1.-The Government to SUPPRESS public opinion.
SPORTING.
Athletics won two games from Wash
ington the first s to 0 and the second .
TO Z, the latter being called in the eighth
inning ON account OF darkness.
Broomstick. n 1 to L favorite, was beat.
en- in the last race by a l2 to ] shot at
Belmont Park
Evening journal., 1905-10-06
RHYMES
Dslieatessen osvsry.

William S. Devery is going into the
dalica lessen husincss.-Idlo Rumor.
Great Bin. have you descended so
To slicing beef and ham, you know,
Who once with skill both deft and
trim
sliced old New York to suit your whim.
Who weighed the town and set price
on every section, every slice?
Win you across the counter sell
Hot Frankfurters and pie as well2
VIII You vend beef for paltry coin
Who once could sell the Tenderloin?
Sen lobster salad, who once bled
The Lobster at so much per head?
The sandwiches you now impart
May hn the stomach, warm the heart
Time was. and not long past. tbs true
All handouts were derived from
you.
When. with serene, imperial ease,
You swung the Knife and cut tn,
Cheesel
Wallace Irwin.
Evening journal., 1905-10-06
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 0 zoos.
MOB JUSTICE.

Gave us from a mob. II is mon
- ster without brains. and at times
without heart 1t is irresponsible. Inn
pulsive and inconsistent. It Graves
tragedy, and in its desire for punish
ment Of somebody win make victim
Of the first person who attracts its at
tcntion.
An accident occurred ln Brooklyn
the other day that illustrates the abb
solute irresponsibility Of mobs. An
oscd man stole coat il seems from
saloon Keeper. The latter plunged
into The street grabbed the thief and
threw him to the pavement. He then
deliberately Kicked his victim to death.
OF course mob had gathered, and
the disciples Of Justice applauded the
saloon Keeper and urge him on. when
several more humane persons sought
10 Interfere they were deferred AS the
mob didn't want to be cheated out Of
its entertainments
Bui after the thief was dead the
mob had a now impulse. This time IL
TUNED on the saloon keeper and want
ed bis gore. Having urged him on. the
crowd was ready TO repudiate its part
IN the transaction and to demand that
their hero be the new victim Yes
save us from a mob.
Evening journal., 1905-10-06
THE WEATHER

The New York Herald predicts that
In the Middle states and New Eng
land today fair, considerably cooler
weather win prevail with fresh wester-
~ 20 northerly winds. on Saturday.
fair weather and slightly lower tenn
perature will prevail. preceded By light
local frosts in the northern districts.
with fresh northerly winds, probably
shifting to northeasterly and increasing
on the Southern coast; and on Sunday
fair 20 partly overcast, with slight tenn
peraturs changes and increasing cloud
iness 10 This section. probably followed
10y hlsh Winds of the southern coast
Evening journal., 1905-10-06
The Man Who Always Tries.

Whatever pour ambition. lad.
However high the prize,
Its mastery may yet be had
BY him who always tries.
Docs fortune-iwith a roseal view,-
Foretoken fair emprise?
The dreamers fancy may pursue,-
The Dlodder wins who tries.
Would you attain to Learning's lore,
And be esteemed wise?
BY patient labor grows the store
OF him who always tries.
IL Fancy strew the flowers OF hope
In beauty meath your eyes.
The summit OF her shining slope
Remains for him who tries.
Though Truth appear IN homely gray
Her counsel ne'er despse;
She will be clad In light. one day
To honor him who triesl
Earnest Neal Lyon In Success Maya
zine.
Evening journal., 1905-10-06
CAUGHT AT RANDOM

The average Japanese soldier Is not
more than feet 4 inches high.
Nearly twenty thousand yellow fever
refugees, it is estimated. are in
Chicago.
Experts estimate that Irish bogs are
capable Of turning out 5O,OOO.OOO tons of
fuel year for a thousand years. and
If this were sold it would bring in
S6O,0O0,OOO a year.
More than l5.OOO,OoO visits are paid
every year to London pawnbrokers.
The exact figures are on an average
$4,000 times a day. Throughout the
whole country the number of pledges
Is said to amount to 19OOOO.OOO per an
mum.
The aggregate debts of the 175 cities
Of the United States having popula-
ton OF more than 25.O0O exceed the
national debt by nearly $4,000. .OOO The
debt of the city Of New York represents
about one-thrd of the total debt OF
all the cities.
Evening journal., 1905-10-06

Ethels Pride captured the Transylvania
stake at Lexington in straight heats. Dan
Patch paced mile in 1856 over the same
course. equaling the worlds record.
Stewards of the White Marsh Valley
Hunt club announce that two score of
timber toppcrs will compete at the sec
ond annual steeplechase meeting of the
organization at Erdenhcim.
E. b. Dewhurst of the University of
pennsylvania. won the intercollegiate
Tennis Championship beating Behr, of
Yale. in the final round.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TWO relatives of President McCurdy, gof
comisslons from the Mutual Life amount
ing TO Ss,G0OoOO. District Attorney jerome
will. upon the completion of the insurance
inquiry. submit to a special Grand Jury
the Insurance scandals which have been
disclosed. Charles e. Hughes announces
that no discrimination in favor OF J..
II. Hyde win be shown by the Investigat-
ing Committee. The New York Cham
ber of Commerce urged the passage OF
life insurance legislation. w +. Thum-
incl, lawyer engaged with Judge
Hamilton in legislative work for both the
New York Life and the Mutual Life ad-
mitted paying $500 personally to J. w
Babcock chairman of the Republican
Congressional Campaign Committee.
Among other plans TO make the Pana-
ma Canal financially self-dependynt. the
President may cause the issue of bonds
under authority given in the Spooner act.
Joseph Ramsey. Jr.. was removed from
the presidency OF the Wabash Railroad
at an adjourned meeting of the directors
OF that company. Warren Dclano was
elected president in Mr.. Ramseys stead
There is talk on the part of the Ramsey
adherents that the meeting was illegal "a.
being held without tho requisite previous
notice.
Evening journal., 1905-10-06
EDITORIAL OPINION

financial secretary as he took final sur
vey Of the hosts embattlod against ta.nt-
ed money. and the S.00oooo shot directed
at Yale University sped straight TO us
mark. "Open with an guns" nest roared
the odiniral. and they bclch forth $4,000 q
0oo which sweeps the whole lines OF the
General Education Board. just how this
Will leave ,he embatlN hosts we must
wait for later advices to determine but
the figures given probably do no violence
10 the situation either for the Rockefeller
or the oh.r standpoint. Aayhow' the
prospects arc excellent for the foundation
or a propaganda for t@ beaiiiication Of
Mr.. Rockefeller and his methods in every
considerable school In Amerca
Evening journal., 1905-10-06
lnslr Only Weapon.
3 Boston IIerald.

From the Boston Herald,
Another choice sample OF collins wit
was furnished on the occasion Of his re-
turn from visit TO his native sod sew
eral years ago. bringing with MIN a
shillclah as q gift to Joan Boyle ORoilly.
The presentation OF the gift was made
the occasion Of banquet. TO which a
score OF the friends of both these dis
tinguished 1rishmon were biddon. The
postprandial exercises were something roll
licking. and the climax OF the fdn was
reached when General Collins arose TO
make the presentation speech Holding
the shllelah aloft he proceeded with
mock solemnity TO apcstro9hize the his
torlc Irish emblem. AS he handed it TO
thc recipient. he said in conclusion:
! "Eoyie o'Rciiiy J now take pleasure IN
presenting 10 you this shll.oiah from tho
OLD Sod Il is the only weapon which the
British tyrant has left 10 the Irish peo-
pie 20 defend them-from each other.'
Evening journal., 1905-10-06

lS5 feet above the ground yesterday.
painting the steeple of Broad Street
Methodist Church, j. w. Morton,
steeple- jack, was attacked by bees.
who had made their nest in the top Of
the tall structure
Mr. Morton was unable to attract the
attention OF those below and could not
tight the bees very vigorously for fear
of falling from his lofty perch.
He began to let himself down slow
ly by means of a pulley, while the bees
continued to sting him on the hands
and other portions of his anatomy. He
finally reached the ground in con-
sderably swollen condition. but not
seriously injured.
Evening journal., 1905-10-06
The Action Of the Park commissioners

The Action Of the Parl, Commissioners
in assuming the responsibility for the
csie OF the Soldiers and Sailors
Monument on Delaware avenue is
proper, II is difficult to perpetuate
an association TO care for such mat
ters after the lapse of years This is
one Of the most beautiful pieces Of
ara work in this section OF the coun-
try and is worthy Of the association
which erected it and OF the city's per-
,etual care.
Evening journal., 1905-10-06
Wh.n n ReaIlv Rains.

From Tie Lahore dndia) Tribune.
Saturday ard sunday Witnessed the
FIRST really heavy rain that the present
monsoon has brought TO Western India
beyond the Chats The cause was storm
which moved into Guiarat and centred
about Ahmedabad. to which It gave twen-
ty-seven inches Of rain i'm the two days.
Such downpour has brought the usual
consequences Of damage by flood TO the
railway lines and interruption 10 the train
service
Evening journal., 1905-10-06
NOT pUE 70 A FAULTY JAIL.

A We anticipated. certain Of our
! \ contemporaries in discussing the
indictment nf the sheriff Of SUSSEX
county assume that that ofncer is not
81 fault chafeing the escape 81 many
prisoners IL tha dllaplqated coHaition
OF the isli
EAA fhs sussex grand jury doubtless
knows what il is doing. and probably
aslas that When prisoners escape when
Evening journal., 1905-10-06
srRNICE.

orders for The Evening Journal may oe
sert direct to the paper or TO the nearest
news agent. IN the city It is served ny
authorized agents. and all orders received
therefrom will be turned ever 20 thenA
II delivery is irregular not:fy carrier
or agent II irregularities eontinne' notify
The Evening Journal
Person. leaving the city temporarily
should have The Evening Journal for
Darded 20 them and thus keep IN touch
with local Happenings. Send orders direo
10 the office.
Evening journal., 1905-10-06

left unguarded outside OF the jail the
inadeluacy OF that structure mas Moth
ing to do with IT,
There are two matters That need
the jail building and the
oversight Of prisoners, but It is best
to settle one at a time II the old jail
is leaky, that does not Justify 2 sher-
in in relaxing his Efforts TO keep his
prisoners
II prisoners have been allowed tc
roam az large and have escaped, ther
the sheriff has been grossly negligent
regardless Of the condition OF the Jail
Evening journal., 1905-10-06
HyOnei
Cures Catarrh
Breathe it,

No congcrous drugs or alcoholic con-
octions are taken in.o the stomach
when Hyomoi iF used. Breatheq
through the inhaler. the balsamic heal-
ing Of Hy9mei pensrates to the most
remote cells Of tho nose and throat,
and thus kills the catarrhal germs
heals lae irriiafed mucous msmbrane.
and gives compiets and permanent
cure.
Hyomei Is the simplest and mast
pleasant and the only guaranteed cure
for catarrh that has been discovered.
Complete euint. sl.Do extra boGiS. 90
cents.
For sale BY z, James RslL
Evening journal., 1905-10-06

nap II. b. Sinclair; d. NJ. Castlow;
warriors. William Hurzell, Fred Schus-
Ter, l.. Mclntire, J. Frank Dale:
braves. George c. Neasey NJ. L. Rut-
ter. Carroll +. Mariner. f. d. Bard;
guard Of forest, w. E. Bromwell; guard
OF wigwam. f. p. Lysinger.
Evening journal., 1905-10-06
.nrrnr1s1Nc nArrs-

DISPLAYED: u cents per inch Dts
counts on continued advertising WIN be
Forwarded on application.
CLASSIFIED: situations Wanted. Free.
Boarding or Rooms TO Rant 3 cent e
worn.
Heip wanted Y cent a word.
Real Estate (solid). x cent a word
Evening journal., 1905-10-06
M, HrIass 6 cemsets,

The ST. Martins golf oup iournar
ment Will be played on ihe iHiss If ths
PHILADELPHIA Cricket Club al Wissa-
hicknn Heights. tomorrow. Monday ana
Tuesday. ,. F. Briggs OF this city. is
paired with +, p, Humphreys, Of Cam
len, p, :,
Evening journal., 1905-10-06

3ohn A. Mccall says that three -fourths
Of all the bills introduced in legis-
latures regarding insurance matters
are for the purposes OF blackmail
He Is probably right but when there
are companies willing TO submit 10
blackmail, blacklnainng win multi
ptv
Evening journal., 1905-10-06
BREAD AND WATER DIET
Mutinous Prisoners in the Dover Jail
VIII Be Thus Punished.
Special to The Evening Journal

Dover, Oct. 6-Bread and water will be
the fare Of mutinous prisoners in the
Kent county jail Warden Boggs. who was
attacked by three tramps this week de-
cided on this method of punishment after
a conference yesterday with DR.. Thomas
C. Frame as TO how long a man could
live on this diet.
The action OF the Sussex county grand
jury in indicuns sheriff Elijah c. Lynch
for allowing prisoners to escape. has haa
a rigorous effect in this county
Evening journal., 1905-10-06

Postage FREQ in the United states out
side the limits of the city Subscriptions
oavshie in advance as follows by 1'e
weak. &c: month. 25c; year, $500.
In ordering change Of address give oio
rs ven as new. Tho Evening Journal Is
for sale at all the News stands IN VII
,nnr.on ara at Broad street station.
Evening journal., 1905-10-06
COMMUNICATIONS

Brief communications on all subjects OF
interest temperate in their nature and
signed by the writer (name not to he pub
lished unless desired are always welcome.
Evening journal., 1905-10-06
MusT EARN TAelR WAGES.

THE Every Evening believes in a
4 good solG days work for every
government official including Cabinet
officers; otherwise, the pay envelope
should contain less on Saturday nights.
we quote little by way of sample;
The trouble is that for about four
months the administration has been
running itself, so far as the heads or
the departments are concerned. Nearly
every cabinet officer has been omulat-
ing the example Of the President In
the matter OF knocking off work dur
ing the heated season. and IN conse-
lquence the affairs OF government were
lentrusted entirely to underllngs.
Uncle Russell Sage could not have
spoken more earnestly A cabinet Of
hcer. because of the force Of his ex-
ample. should at all times show a
spirit OF Industry He should reach
his Office every morning as the seven
O'Clock whistles blow. After sweeping
out he should get down to work and
stick at it Till the noon whistles blow
then Of course he may knock off, wasi
up and tackle his lunch box.
There is a lot of time wasted in see
ing people and in discussing politics
If visitors cannot see that cabinet Of
hcers have work to do they should b'
made to see Il. For all time off with
out an excuse from the President, the,
Ought to be docked. And as for vaca-
tions, II work is slack In summer the,
could go over to the Agricultural De
lpartment and put up seeds or NOW th'
White House lawn.
Evening journal., 1905-10-06
THE PREsIpENr Viii 60.

II those papers which are deprecat-
Il ing the decision OF the President
to carry out his plans to visit New Or
leans had taken the precaution to be
Informed as the President has, there
would be no occasion for their solemn
words of warning, and their ponder
Gus advice.
The President is not going to visit
the hospitals. and he is not going to
inspect any mosquito that carries the
yellow fever germ.
Moreover the mayor OF New Orleans
who certainly viii be as greatly con-
cerned for Mr.. Roosevelts welfare as
any editor can be- tells the President
that there is not particle Of danger
Il is gratifying to learn that ther,
has been no new case In the last fiv,
days and that no deaths recently have
been reported no visit any other city
the President would probably run as
great risk of contracting some virulent
disease as in New Orleans.
Evening journal., 1905-10-06
sUBScRIBERS.

Entered at the wilmington Postothce as
second Glass Matter.
Evening journal., 1905-10-06
His Linz Of nofon..

From the Japan Advertiser.
you may fire when ready" was tie
command Of Admiral Rockefeller to his
Evening journal., 1905-10-06
At kinnswood chnr1h-

This evening at 7S0 o'clock the
Rev. r. f. Carpenter, Of Mt. Salem VI.
f. Church. VIII preach al Kingswood
M. f. Church, Fourteenth and Clay
mont streets.