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Evening journal., 1906-07-28
NJ, ,RALIiMORE&OKpo
49, RAHR0AD.


Schedule IN effect May "a. 1906
trains Leave Del.aWalu Avenue ,sfo.,n.,
WILAIlNGTON, DEL
g9iiy. Daily except sunday. Sunday
NEW YORK aud the East .as. sm
aso Royal iig Iimted ig 3 y n. a.; lss ssa 'sIi
f!tllADELPHIA. .. "a s528 i5 30 Oocan
S4y, I'D QocaD. 800, 1910. is3f ,iocan'
.3.i0. flo.is QocaD, ii067 docaD. III -
Ills a. m. il2o, l3o5 OocaD. $50 Hsi
.6geaps "a q tss SoclS l9Ssap ,s.il @R9yel Limit
1852 QocaO, stl.O0 y. m. -
CHESTER. $50 QocaD. l6.so, I'm Oocab
l8ou, l8.l0 l8.N CocaD g. 40, nOls fiocan
llQ,bl loeaD, nl.@ a ni.. n.26. is05 0o.
CAD; a@ tioeall lt:b3 QocqD. l62o local,
ZOO nos uoeaD. '7.42. is.bs docaD. sii.od
Bh1TIMoRE . WASHINGTON .4,a
sb1G, ul0l A. m. e1O6 s24I tfl7. $50
'G.H Royal Limited" s909. slOn d. m.
BALTIMORE and way Stations. i7.oa
NEWARK. '4.ls. 400, ss.Ie. nI.oi q. M.
ls!o ~. $40. $50. 1900. ZOO. 's.0g.
sINGERLsEa,s; l:5;Co 'sIs al.a cExDrsss,
9, m. TIC sd $3.50 dcxpress). 7.O0.
JKNDENBERG and Way Stations. ISIS
illl5 g; M, 900 N25 p. m,
.Royld Limited" 0o5 p. m.
CHICAGO. sS.i6 a. m. '2.n ?. m. -
iVfLTE. sssis a. M. sfos q oS D. ms n.
Del Ave. sta. Delmarvia Tel. 2l9a. ID.
q A. Tel 1422-A. City Ticket Omoe
gJ4 Market street; d. & A Tel 175s-A.
Delmarvia Tel 2l95.
II. A. Miller. Travelling Passenger
AGENT.
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STEAMBOATS,
WILSON LINE
PHILADELPHIA PASSENGER AND
FREIGHT LINE.
IRON STEAMERS BRANDYWfNEA AM
CITY Of CHESTER.

Leave wilmington. am street wharf.
weekdays and Sundays for Chester and
Philadelphia, $50 and 1870 q. M. Low I'D
ana D. m
Leave Chester ono hour later
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut street
wharf, weekdays ana Sundays, at i.Jl
and 1880 "a. m., ls1. tl5 and p. m
Leave Chester Cnc hour later.
SATURDAYS. Sundays and WednesuayA'
extra boat leaves Wilmington and fhln'
delphia at $50 .. m For Wnshnstgp
park 1880 %. m, i31. 4l5 and y. IN.
Returning loaycs Washington Park al
430 7lb and 1000 p ma.
Saturdays sundays and holidays ~
tween Philadelphia nnd Wilmington lote
one way zoe round trip SOC. helweel
Chester. and wilmington or PhIadf lrhla.
fare one way i5c round irip &c on all
other days. good on day OF sale only, be-
tween PHILADELPHIA and Wilmington. ono
way l5c-round trip 25c Between Cheatet
arid Philadelphia or Wilmington, one way
l0c-round trip &c. l.... ,.,,I
General Manager.
Evening journal., 1906-07-28
Mortaaae Brokers

HONEY TO LOAN on desirable frst
mortgages on city properties In amounts
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CONGRESS HALL.

Situated on Biun overlooking the ocean.
Surrounded by lawn of ten actes. B cs
Hotel Under same mana cement az lll1
Eppoin menis and cuisine hrs .-ciuss. All
aiuusements tnnn.s, bpwlns and large
cafe. Guests have the pIleiitgs OF ul
anlasampnts az tho stockton fl1tl Large
orchestra. Special rates made Tor families.
For terms etc. address +. H. S. CAKE.
Rates. SIS and up.
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PROFESSIONAL

HOMES AND COMFORT have been my
study for 30 years. Plans and speciaea-
tions furnished at short notice. Call and
consult me, n. II. CLOUD. Architect and
Engineer Of Construction Office. 1902 Mt
Salem Lane. Wilmington. Both phones.
Evening journal., 1906-07-28

. PENNSVILLE. n. J.. opposite New
Castle. Del. launch at any time from
New Castle; Walker Cottage. furnished
throughout. two l6-foot batteaus. porch,
l6X24; driven well, 35 feet; plenty shade
fine beach for h.thlng; good crabhingi 500.
Easy terms J. II. TURNER, Penusville,
Of DORNING WALKER. 2i2O n. SSrd ST.,
Ehiladelphia
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MaehlnervioTo fools. Etnal


BOILERS and TANKS Fepaigel. J4AME,S
McCALLISTER South Marl9tand A3stH.
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Wall Decorators
Personal.


NO EXCUSE for bedbugs.A bottle OF
ALBION BEDBUG DESTROYER ap-
piled now will keep your beds clean ell
summer: quart, 25c; pint, 15c. MILLER
DRUG CO.. 4O2 Market st.
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PROPOSALS
.~--..-.-.-.~----.---l-~~1
nnAnnaAr g

PROPOSALS.
FORT DUPONT. DELAWARE CITY,
Del July o. 1906-Sealed proposals. in
triplicate, will be received here until ll.o0
a. M. August q. 1906. for installing win
dow and door screens IN barracks and
storehouse. at Fort dupont, Del. Informa-
tion furnished on application. u. S. re-
serves right to accept or reject any or all
bids or any part thereof. Envelopes con-
tanning bids should be endorsed Pro
posals for Screens" addressed Captain
Louis +. Garrard. Jr.. Q. NJ.
PROPOSALS. Proposals will he received d
M tho office Of the Water Department,
King and Sixth streets, up TO I'D O'Clock
d. M, Monday. August l3. 1906, FOR supply
ing the Department with bhpminous coal
for one year. The bidder must state tile
mines and the price per ton of s2,0 ronnds.
delivered az several stations as required.
a bond with freehold security or cesti-
fed check OF $500 must accompany the
bid. Blank form Of proposal can be had
upon application. The right 20 reject any
or all bids is reserved. W
THEODORE A. T.EISEN.
Chief Eng neer.
Evening journal., 1906-07-28
Contractors and suIlders.
Real Estate Brokers


IF YOU want 10 sell or.eschanre, yc,zr
house or lot let me know what yon haze
at once. I have a number of clerts want
ing to buy. A. b. STATION. 7O7 Shiplev
street. Both phones. .ft-
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School All sammsr

Goldey Commercial and Shorthand
College. S07 darket street. Students
now entering. Can o. write Tor cata-
iogue .-...,
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing
ton pivieicn.
Schedule IN tnect July /, 1906.

Schedule in effect July /. 1906.
-teius lcatv " ll-sll., ~ O.y as lv,luua.
FOR Chester and Philadelphia. LAS. llo,
;gio e:so. az 10 7.42. 40. 1871, $50. 60
~. lNOei lo6Q, Ills ll1-32. u. - a. m,
l&p, l9o l2s5 a.5s, $3.50. 40. %. l55o
0h l0.a5, 0.67. 01s, 1000 md lii.00 p. u
weekdays l43. Al5. l7l0 1912, 800, ~
lo,ga s5 a. n, iei5 ~. 40. 25s: lsyo
LOO D. M. sundays.
=. For .Phnadeluhla only, $50. 9.s5 a NJ.
I'D 900. 52g 6.1a I'll and 500 y. IA.
o'1 p. M, Sundays
2 Eor New York. tthropsh expressl, la
rs y, S'@l liis O. M, si29. 'f.37, $40. ~.
p so'r .f,tU, 9.23 y. M. Weekdays, J 43
~ lL4s z pl.; s1.sl 253. 5.22 'e.2s'
~ t.i,u f.-d p. n. Sundays.
ang gyr I Boston without change 100 a m
save 'oo D. hl. weekdays 500 p. N Sun
db5alttiimore d5a ana Washington. i.os. -, 7iss
ifi s.dS. liglf, ll.g7 and Ills z, nI., sl2.ss
Ris| ,9s' $50. s5s $50, COS, s62C, 200. s1.sl
iave as p m and @lS night. week
+. s2o5. $50. s5s. SIS. sos. '62s '7.S.
.,,,y,,Vl p, M. and l1e.1S night. Sundays
.2r 'iei ans intermcdiate stations,
" No. Sundays
Evening journal., 1906-07-28

OUT OF WORK-TRY A JOUR-
NAL WANT AID. SATURDAY IS
A GOOD DAY. UNIFORM RATE
1c A WORD EACH INSERTION
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ATLANTIC CITY, N. }.
HOTEL IROQUOIs.

J1ean end ui South Catuitla avenue
Capacity iOV. 80 rOvms With PIRATE
bath, location uneNcu,let. near ail .i..
.usitlinns of the board walk. especially 10
piers.
Ll.Ec dinlns hail On the ocean side.
elevator 10 street level. spacious uinzzas.
Table and sef.ica 20 % lrah standard ol
excellence Ladies handsome cafe AND
grin. Must al concerts daiy and ovan.
ings. J.. ID. Phones in bedrooms
$4,000 expended in improvements
Special June and July rates quoted
upon application.
Illustrated booklet free for the asking
Favorite hotel for Wflmingtonians
4 w. f.. SHAW. Proprietor.
@4tf H. p. hNHTwns Mancger
Evening journal., 1906-07-28

WHY BE OUT CT WORK WHEN
THE EVEiSING JOURNAL WILL
FIND YOU A SITUATION? UNI
FORM RATE ic A WORD EACH IN.
SERTTONs
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AUTOMOBILES.
specIal Help
Lost ano Found

I.OsT-A pocketbook containing un-
signed check IN going from pos office to
Kirxw0od Park Reward If returned 70 $50
Walnut. WILLIAM BUCKALEW.
IOST-On Saturday afternoon, two
automobile tags, Del, No. 251; Penn. NO
S9O6. Finder please return TO garage. nth
and West sts. -
Evening journal., 1906-07-28

p, FOR SALE-vcry cheap new house
with all modern Improvements, choice To-
cation Immediate possession. Apply
LARTER x MORRIS.
SIS Market ST.
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Help Wa tied Female

WANTED-A white girl to go TO Ntlan-
tic City for housework, s4.OO per week;
housekeeper TO go to the country good
wages. A German woman wants place
as nurse for invalid lady. Apply at VIII
mington Intelligence office. 9O5 shipley ST.
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Dolamnre niuiainn

or. New castie de- 1. as a. M. SOS. z. a
end 602 p. M. week-days. T5s q. nj. and
f4l y. NJ. Sunduys
,rrtyro ,Lewos and Rehoboth. ses A. m.
~. y. M, Surdnys
fsV m bover' linrrlngton. and Delnar,
niebti tiv3s ~ M, ga, 0.52 p. NJ. aud 1900
iAlu night. Sdndavs ~ NV =
r0r haafslnston ana way citations c5s
tNpress for t.npe shnriee Ola pnint
Tvniort and Norfolls. lO.fg a. M, week
''"fH nut i.Uuftfrhf g,fft-
Evening journal., 1906-07-28
For Atl,n,io CIV.

FOR Atlantic CITY
pSonnecing VIA West PHILADELPHIA or
atold street. fa1 $50 n. m, - 20 (Satur
W. Gniyl, I.ao. 25H $50 and 6iS 3. m
IL ife 'le,,g,5i ZIP Sileai ns. u ii and e.ia
p.l pa. weplg-duya.
~. HundayB
. Dining car. Arc,r,,,,.4,,i..,
he Wilmingtsn Transfer Company will
SUI Ior aud cheer baggage from hotsls
; Or fnriher information. npnlv 10 ! u
NeNll1mG, city Ticket Aren't k0a Nor
Wy street or NJ tho station TeIenhone
uarvia. 1911
w, AIrERBJRY ]. 4. WOOb
oeneral Mnnarsnr pnsgr. Trafac Rfrr
GEO, ". BOYD
lonrtnl Ilhannrnr A GENT
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-25
FIRST ACCIDENT Of HsI..I5.
Twelve Year Old B. gl2s
Terrific Injuries.
Especial to The Messenger

Raleigh, =. C., December 22-Coy.
ernor Glenn VIII ass oae legislature 4
give $@5.co0 E.cre towards 5cG ay.n@ =.
lenses VI lie >&.4.,. Il ;n2 tlu ss5wa
~oArJ~aio2. IL a...4..it III acw i
$4,000, o. whi,a IS u 31cs ID -.e
North Carolina buil4l--. D. course Ihc
cost OF making SUN : .A.yt. 49, re
state will show there IS always .7:r5.
though North Ca.O.il4 ca1 nae u,
exhibit "a less cost tnan ONE, states
by reason OF the I2rt tt@t 6 al
ticle5 are ayailabi-.
Secretary BruneI o. tAa r5ai.I If !cI-
Culture and Cura- = B.l.!,l Il the ml-
seam returned today from near New
Rem where they vent 10 Mil duck
but The wind was from the southwes,
aLI tIete was - "alle.
lie supreme tJU.i aI:uY..cI 1l,r
~ The GERM -iIr. tic .4.t uirnl.
,nl~ afternoon.
oGaJ state 2Jp' -th-r..: II. ii PUB
&c Instruction 10: ter Wen. u Smith
Eeld where he spoke d n elulat.tua
'@IiE. All tie l@3r:G.@ III :ha &C, NJ.
were present IN nc. ,:.ils = .ifl -:
q silver service - IA / ru~.insu4n
Who for u years ma J"n ,Ge can't
81 p~erin12ndeIt, DuL N,lO nas l~esi.nc!
III order to bee 14.i2 the SIua-!n;:u.ttn-
OF Tie public schoui III ~.},a.h"2Id
he corporation cGlnn:>-itn RETAINED
TINS morning fTOA Heidsvliie wntr. Il
COOK testimony ~ ti.e maltH Il taa
Ittlant depot. IA O.,.el viii le made
III = few days.
secretary Of Suu~a Dvyun Gr..lc5
s"oke at Apex. this county today 1T :,
lai &c meeting I'll he Tobacco S.3wer+
OF that section y the COUNTY,.
Grand Secretac5 DreWry Ct the Grand
Lodge OF Mason5 SAYS thlt cyv"y.hmv
Is 10" III complete shape tor tie build
ing of tie Masonic temple. Nj. Drcwhv
"3Ef The money IS all really utw ana
cay the plans &C brip3 waited for.
Work begins i'll lie very carly spring
and will not stop Unti. he building is
Finished.
This afternoon tie frs Of the .noli-
Gay accidents occurred ana G:l lr:,I-
ne injury to the L. wear cl.i -Cn .f
pol &c officer Jake Pope. The boy rad
d Quantity Of EoWc''. IL 1 ca1 ana il
~c>i>'oded, carry.u AVA .l.c f.sl, t,cm
che side Of the T4la as , xpnsa The
teeth. The DO las lay AKIN to I
lCs pital
Merchants -: - -: TAO a.
excellent. The lIanH:se, If ne Five
ana Ten Cent Zoe -tiA b.: 3,,*iuess
Dad Tar exceeded that Of last year. in
1act he had alItnsc SOFIA cat - : u'clr,k
this afternoon.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-25

There is neither a legal nor \ a@aI
obligation resting upon the city - =
declared. to teach English TO any attAa
-Slav. Mohammedan or Mongolia
But if YOU reply that no objectfsT,.
made on this account - the p~re4eaee
Of other foreigners in the schools. roln
San FTanciscans will retazt tbs. there
are many japanese in the schools aGi
few ether foreigners.
"MovC3Te~." he will ada. W "a
tCueH e significant acitifv VIII 1ic.l
lie approaches every Phase 81 .a jap
aDe-o question. "G NC choose - t"ach
ELa'iEa To one nationally and r1. te
another. that is our business nd ne-
baty' else" Ore ;hir" is s- the
average San Franciscan. r. o.. D.
wrongly. takes the view thG. - end
his children 10 school with = "a-up
Japanese is no more o. less c&-
posing them to a moral Hois-..
Hr. Nori;a. who i a graduate e the
University OF Toxic and wa D 90 a
professor in that institution. i. La& he
, editor Of the S0Eo Shimbunt san Fran
cisco ~acvSpaper) 4 p2pe: thai ctrc1l-
: Iate3 widely among the Japaneze ~
this citv 4 wcll-knGwn san Francis
cen as:-ed hiT. Niorita WHIST he thought
@ the r0w male ny his government
over The school matter. am the Japa-
nee editor replied: II :htnk Il is m
reasonable. In japan We have separate
schools for the children Of foreigners.
and these are not allowed 10 attend
other japanese schools.
To the contention that the ss.sega-
ton o. the Japanese in schools is in
violation OF the npo.t-favored-nation
clause in the treaty with Japan. the
San Franciscans who have Thought IT,
out thai far have = fcrcible reply.
They hold that the federal government
has no authority whatever. treaty or
no treaty. owe the schools of Caiiior-
MIA or any other cate. They point in
this. 10 the Tenth amendment 10 he
constitution Of the United States. Ks
Tenth Amendment states that "he
powers not delegated to the United
! States by the constitution. nor prohi-
bited by it TO the states, are reserved
TO the states. respectively, or t. TIE
I people The control Of their schools.
they hold. is thus obviously cae Of
: Of the things delegated to the states,
San Francisco Letter in the New York
Sun.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-25
a NOVEI. STRIKE THREATENED.
Hebrews Want Celebration of Christ
mas in Public Schools Stopped.

New York. December 22.-Having
failed to persuade the board of educa-
ton to stop the celebration of Christ
mas in the public schools, Rabbis and
other Hebrews have decided to call a
strike Of school children of their raCe
If their plans are successful Monday
morning will see the schools Of the
east side depleted of a large percentage
of their usual attendance.
Twenty-Five Jews, representing both
the reformed and the Orthodox SYM
gcgues. went before tie committee on
elementary schools on December II AMI
presented their side of the question.
When the board Of education met
last Wednesday and took no action, the
Hebrews decided TO call a strike.
Their committee made plans Of ap-
peals . Hebrew parents, through the
Hebrew press, TO keep their children
away from school Monday, and tEi5 has
been done.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-25
BUREAU.

According to the opinion Of the editor
of the Atlanta Journal the recent aecis-
ion by Secretary Straus IN the immi-
grafton question will not help the Char
lotte people who have been charged With
violation of the immigration law. where
as the Charlotte Chronicle thinks that
decision will help those men. 1t says
that if their case had come before the
federal court just afte" that decision It
is doubtful if a case would have been
made out against them. it strikes lis
that the whole matter depends on the
question whether the Immigrants Were
induced to come over and were aided
in doing so by a representative of the
state or by private persons or their
representatives. The Journal makes a
distinction between the case OF the
Wittekind and those immigrants who
were induced by Mr.. CASTILLO to come
TO Charlotte, holding the latter cas-
did not come within the exception to
the provisions of the bill made in favor
of state governments, while The Chron-
icle seems to think that it was within
the exception. To us it seems that the
question is, was Mr.. CASTILLO the agent
of the state? The fact that zone Of the
expenses Of himself or Of the iulmi-
grants he brought ver were paid
by the state, while a part only of the
Wittekind immigrants were paid by
the state seems to be the point on
which the difference is attempted to he
made. 1t seems to us that If a mar N
such case acts as the properly accredit-
ed agent of the state it makes no diff
ernce whether his and the immigrants
expenses are paid in full. in part only
Or not at all by the state. Under any
one of the three conditions he is acting
as the state's agent if he is appointed
by the state 20 do that work.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-25

The talk of war between the United
States and Japan seems to be transfer
red 70 that of another conflict between
the latter country and Russia. A Lon
don dispatch announces that Lloyds IS
charging a high rate of marine in5ur-
ance because of expected war during
next year between those two countries.
1t is said each is making strenuous
efforts to increase it's naval strength in
the Pacific waters. 1t is to be hoped the
world will not soon be called on 10 Wit
ness another such war as the late one
between Russia and Japan, at the same
time we hope that if Japan is deter
mined on another fight she will seek
it with Russia and not the United
States.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-25

The Jamestown exposition is begin
ming early to secure government aid
in the way of a loan. Senator Daniel.
of Virginia, has already secured the
passage by the senate of q bill author
ling a loan of one million dollars to The
exposition. We are surprised that some
proposition; but Speaker Cannon VIII
be likely TO put a qu:etus on the bill
when it UP in the house ot ..ep
reSentativeS.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-25

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The Durham Herald remarks tns
"-or he list Ten years the prisorers
ii the ~peni,eatiary have beea earning
their keep and there IS TO reason r1r
= r~eEorrpatory could no do the SANG
The point IS we'll taken. 4 r~eforraatavE-
could be made seIf-su2porting is WI!
rs the p~enitentiary. another Objection
those opposed 70 the reformatory plan
make Is thar the youths Of taa Ike
races would have TO BE associated n
their work OF punishment. We would
like To know If that is not the case
now on the chain gangs and II t*e
penitentiary, II there should be g.
tablished only one refo-matory To-
both races the opportunity for keeping
separate the whites and the blacks
would be much greater than in the pen
itentiary or on the county c~haingan4s
Let's first get the much needed C
formatory then We can settle the details
Of the working of the institution. fae
IMAM qEeStIOh - 10 GET the le8lAla'tT2
to consent to take some action f0r ire
regeneration and protection Of the
young white boys of the state who have
gone astray through bad influences and
associations b. protecting them from
the evils OF worse conditions yf the
same kind. The first and foremost
idea is TO keep young white men VIII
have fallen 10 q slight degree from soca
contamination as will complete heir
degradation. The details can be work !
ed out later.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-25

Piles get quick relief from DR..
Shops Magic Ointment. Remember
it's made alone for Piles-and II works
with certainty and satisfaction. Itch
ing, painful protruding or blind piles
disappear like magic by its use. Try
it and see. Robert r. Beliamy.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-25
A FEAST WITHOUT 4 HOST.
General ~Lathropc's Anecdote of Late
Mn. Z. Watersheds also of Nu-
nicipai Ownership Experiment in
Which Baltimore Failed.

General Ferdinand c. Latrobe is as
obliGinS a man as ever, was seven
times Mayor Of Baltimore. and when
he was asked u shut his eyes and
imagine he Baltimore OF 70. when he
first o his eat as Mayor, and then
tell Of the most striking differences
between it and the Baltimore Of TODAY
he did it.
The first thing | note" he said, SIS
the different appearance Of Monu-
nent square. Fayette street then was
a very narrow little street. On the
northwest + of Fayette and Cal
vert was the Heyerdy Johnson house
and mex i; the Gilmore house. and
neXc that the old courthouse, an UMPIRE
teDtious brick building.
On the other side, the old hotel.
Guys Monument House, stood vine
b postOfice now stanis. And that
reminds me-
The ex-Mayor chuckled gleefully a
moment.
Did YOU know William 7. Walters?
No. Of urs you didn't; that was
before your time. Well, this is I.
story about VIM. 7 Walters, the great
art collector and father of Henry
! Walters
John SHERMAN'S VISIT
When we were trying 10 get the
new postofice and had sot the bill
through congress, the question Of a site
arose and | went ~ to Washington
- see John Sherman. VINO was then
Secretary Of the Treasury and had
authority over such matters. He said
he would come to Baltimore and looK
at the three sites which were proposed
and make his decision on The spot-
And is there anything else in
Baltimore you wolld like tc see while
there? I asked him.
Yes said he. two things. wonld
like 10 see J. Morrison Harris. who
served in congress with ne. and !
would like TO see the Walters art GAL
lery
AN INTERVIEW WITH WILL L,
WALTERS.
Il promised TO arrange il. |. va easy
enough about Mr.. Harris. but / was not
80 certain about Mr.. Walters, for |
knew he "a a very queer genius
However, l went to see him and toid
him ar. Sherman wanted To see his
pictures. y
You know he said grufiy, that
my gallery is open only On certain
days
Yes said I, but it is very deair-
able that we make Mr.. Shern1an's trip
a pleasant one.
Well said he, finally. bring him
up at 2 o'clock There'n be some
lunch served
Then he showed a piece OF paper at
me. and said: