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New-York tribune., 1906-10-25
QUEENS COURTHOUSE APPROVED.
Municipal Art Commission Adopts Plans
Modified from Those Formerly Rejected.

The Municipal Art Commission has approved ths
designs for rebuilding at q cost o. s-54eo ina
Oueens County Courthouse. which burned
about two years ago.
In these new plans. which replace the designs r.
Gently dsapproved by the commission. the classic
portico which has no relation 20 the rest OK the
building has been left out and an entrance mar
ncnious with the architecture OF the building sub
stituted for II Many OF the Ornamental features
and details OF the fornsr plans have been omitted
or simpliisd-
The commission has also approved the designs
or Parish & Schroeder. architects. for the new
Bellevue Hospital Training School for Women
Nurses 10 cost approximately sSoooo0 II VIII 'front.'
the East River between 18th and 18th streotA south
of Bellevue It Will bs . brick buildins built
TO harmouize with Bellevue Hospital
The designs for IRE engine house n Unon
mission
New-York tribune., 1906-10-25

1t will not do to draw hasty inferences from
the result OF the recent race between balloons
and automobiles IN New England The aver
age rate at which LOrient drifted was
thing less than twenty miles an hour. II the
motor cars which followed 1t had had an equally
free course. they might easily have beaten it,
but the necessity for sticking TO the highway
and traversing a circuitous route was heavy
handicap.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-25

.-I,, G,n9uestonaby the boldest and most barefaoed
swlndIe ever perpetrated upon the American in
Eesting public was the United States Shipbuildng
company sWindle, launched in 1902.-Clarence ].
Shearn, at MAnnerchor Hall. Tuesday night.
Mr.. Shearn neglected to mention the inci-
dental fact that the head OF said 'boldest and
most barefaced swindle" was Lewis Nixon.
chairman Of the Murphy -Conners convention
which nominated Mr. Hearst
New-York tribune., 1906-10-25

Mr. Conners is driven to big d to express
his emotions at the conspiracy of the New York
papers to belitte his efforts padrone of the
Democracy. He has torn the gloom of his lonely
headquarters to tatters with his swear word, and
shattered their festooning spider webs with the
explosion of his wrath. He has responded to the
pin pricks. He is alive He is ION the job" 1t
is not his fault If the Victoria Hotel is sec
ondary TO the Gilsey House The party he man.
ages chose to play second fiddle this year. and
Mr.. Conners is thus subordinated to Mr.. Ihm-
sen But Mr.. Corners has himself partly to
blame for the inconspicuous figure he cuts In
the New York papers. He himself is guilty OF
a conspiracy of silence against the press This
amt no talkin' campaign" he announced at the
outset. and, while the public thirsted for inter
views with the political padrone in his charac-
teristic vein. he shut up his trap" and kept it
shut If he would be space filler Mr.. Conners
must open his trap and his heart
New-York tribune., 1906-10-25
CAMPAIGN COMMENT.
WHY MURPHY Is CONTENT.
,rorn Tha Ne1g York World.

From The New York World
The court patronage OF the county "a worth sas
above $.0oo,000 year. BY January J, LII, wnan
the new judges terms expire, New York VIII %
city Of 6.0GoG00 souls and the business OF wealthy
Manhattan and fast growing Bronx vii grow N
more than like proportion The estimate OF SA.sA-
90 for fourteen years is probably low, -.
This Is the vast power which Mr.. Hearst ey me
deal which bought him his nomination n Sco2lo
through the votes OF sixty stolen delegates, asxs
the people OF New York 10 put into the ha1di OK
the man whom up to January 1 1S0S. be pictursd u
stripes and plloried as q roeberl Does ms n1ss
mass OF profitable privilege which he tarcses -
within his grasp explain why Murphy Ecxs ne
hand that whipped hlIn-and snIleS-and suAesf
New-York tribune., 1906-10-25

I firmly believe" says Mr.. Hearst, that
will carry this state by over 10000 majority"
AS was said on former Historic occasion, If he
can believe that, he believe anything.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-25

MI and Mrs W. Scott Cameron havs 1a-, g
ailp'on Tor their place at Hampstead wher. t,
VIII spend the autumn.
Henry H. Hollister jr. and Miss Hone sbs-,.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. George L SbapIav -
% married this afternoon in ST. Stephens Chp-,s
providence. Buell. HOllister will be his hro..'
pest man. and Woodward Bsbcock J. searIs Ra,
clay tr Murray W Dodge. Richard yvh.---
johnston Livingston, jr-. E. s Chappeu Ricba~s
T. FOrest' Anson Goodyear. OF Buffalo ana y y
Mohr or Philadelphia, will be the ushers Ha,-v
II Hollister. tr is a OF Mr. and Mira n n
Hoilister. OF West 18th street IS a rnsrnbar =, -
Knickerbocker and Union clubs. and was x-.S
uated from Yale In 1853.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Woodward Haven and Mr.,
day for the season
Mrs. Charles H. Baldwin. who has rernasna, =.
Newport until now. will return to town to-tav 20
the season
town
Mrs Joseph Marie and Miss Maris who rsturn.s
from Europe recently. at No. 4s East aab
street for the season
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardiner Sherman have reeurns,
to their house IN East S5th street for tbs wtnt.,
after spending the summer AZ Bar Harbor
to spend the winter abroad and will raks their
headquarters in England.
Mrs E J. Berwind is az Hot Springs Va s,r
few weeks before opening her house IN town tor
the season,
New-York tribune., 1906-10-25
as Is most becoming under the circumstances,
indulging in riot of silence.

IncIosing messages in buoys set afioat in
Arctic is not exactly casting bread upon
the wat rs" but thu two communications that
have just reached Mr Baldwin have certainly
come back after man. days"
New-York tribune., 1906-10-25
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Miss Mary Langdon De Barry. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Louis De Barry will be married this
New-York tribune., 1906-10-25

There were "F'ingey" Corners. and Charlie.
Murphy, and "Packey'' McCabe, and ME!
New-York tribune., 1906-10-25

The Hon. Bourke Cochran. having determined
to cast in his lot with Hearst and riot" is now
New-York tribune., 1906-10-25
STILL DEMOCRAw
From The Buffalo CornrnsroisL

6Eom Ino BonalO COx1linoES1a- a,
The Democrat who votes for Hughss - Snvsn- ~
any way deserving his party. The Buna-o, ss,s-
tlOn raided into supporting hsaEsts = =, sin
gates that were suspected OF being Opposes
deliberately thrown out OF tns c%on' % = very
even though they had been sent there ~ ira
large majority from strictly Democrats "a con
issue OF party allegiance has no voice u 49,
test.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-25
About People and Social Incident.

afternoon TO Robert Andrew Granntss =
MT and Mrs Robert A. GrannIss OF MORT. p,-, -
y. j. The wedding viii take place al tha Csa''4l
OF the Ascension Fifth avenue and 10Th s.rsa.
VIII be followed by a reception at the C,rosva..- -
opposite the church 1'F'
New-York tribune., 1906-10-25
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

Professor Henry Leo Bowlby, of the University
OF washington, has been designated by Pr esident
Roosevelt to take an examination December 8
tor appointment as second lieutenant IN the army.
Bowlby was first year cadet at West Point and
was dismissed. with four others. for participation
IN student prank, beginning with tho throwing
of a biscuit across the mess hall
New-York tribune., 1906-10-25

When the Yellow Slanderbunder isn't slandering,
He's a-dodgfng sheriffs fast as he can run!
So. taking one consideration with another.
A demagogues career is not happy one!
New-York tribune., 1906-10-25
DEFENCELEsS HBARSH
From The New York Herald

When you have no defence abuse the plainrits ,
attorney" Is a maxim followed IN shyster poA..ss
in shyster legal prRCJlce- The Hearst news
papers have adopted 1t Seeking popular IaEer Ss
posing in public the opponent OF bosslsnl As ~ 80
enemy of corporations and trusts and dsnouheS.s-s
the employment of Chinese labor evsn IN ne -
ging OF the death ditch at Panama TIE A9IpaS
candidate il exposed the partner or tne a.
many boss in the most infamous or Gea4s, a. a.
trust himself in Lhs conduct OF his business. any
that the Hearst estate IN California employs 80.
labor 10 the exclusion oS American "orAsfs -
American soil
New-York tribune., 1906-10-25
BITING THE HAND THAT FED Hrk
From, Tba T7tics Obsarver CDsul-l

Without Nfurnhvs aid Hearst could never "a nssS
secured the Democratic nomiration az bnnaS bnns AM
now. even before the election Hsa5st $50 fnat he
bites at the nand that fed hiir aAd SSl s,,,aates
IS under any obligation Murphy If ne hsITSstiou
Murphy now will ne feel under any ooIsa.a 80 ~
rhe Democratic party should he win the sisSe~
DenoSxat1o vOtesf
New-York tribune., 1906-10-25

MT and Mrs W Scott Cameron have lscr so,,.
a'lp'oh TOT their place at Hampstead. where tb.,
will spend the autumn S
New-York tribune., 1906-10-25
HEARsTs CRIMES
From The New York Times


Another fatal point against him CHsarsr = rat
sincere and conscientious men do not 90 ssH H-cn
good may come. he has shameleSsly Gons 1--s y-,rs
evil. He stole the Buffalo convention away yL.srSSsd .rSd
the Democrats BY public Grimes conclustysly p's,5 ,5
against him He has made hTm slhsaSis hslis 81
that OdiOus boss Murphy. by the con9aIso te-
gether and 10 put upon the bench JuGSss esr<rrs
own choosing. That Is mOnsLrous puo4lo tS.s-sr
The crimes against the people OF which Mr. -. so
is guilty belle the good deeds for when -
VociferOuslY claims credit
New-York tribune., 1906-10-25
INDEPENDENTS AND THE REGIsTR

From The New York Sun
The more MIR. Hughes is seen. heard and tested y
PERSONAL contact In Lhe industrial centres the mo9
emphatic Will be the verdict against asarsIsl-,
heavy registration In this state when an apes
being made 10 the independent voter has s.N-ii,
teen followed by the defeat OF an unworthy S--Is
date, and this year the common weIfsr9 oe-A"~
that the defeat should be- made overwhelming
Evening journal., 1906-07-09
MYSTERY AS TO
THE CLERKSHIP
No One Seems TO Know Who
Will Succeed J. ". Robert
son in Election Dept.

who viii succeed James w. Rob-
efton as Clerk Of the Department Of
Elections" is a question that ia puzzl-
ing the brains OF the local plitcians,
and no one seems to be able 10 answer
the question satisfactorily.
James p. Jones who was mentioned
as the probable choice Of the members
OF the department, stated this morning
that he withdrew as candidate on
Thursday last. having other duties to
perform. which would not permit him
to accept the clerkship.
Thomas S. Lewis. who was also men
TONED as a candidate, is said to have
Withdrawn also from the race. VIII
lam ]. Mckinney II is said to-day
would he a candidate when the COM
missioners meet Tomorrow evening,
but his possible strength could not be
learned. IL is also learned that there
are several other names which have
been mentioned to individual members
Of the department, but who viii draw
the prize is as yet uncertain.
Evening journal., 1906-07-09
ResoIutIons Of Respeet.

At a special meeting OF the Eleventh
Ward Democratic Legion, held July
Sth, 1905, the following resolutions
were adopted;
Whereas. the Eleventh Ward Demo-
cratic Legion has learned with pro-
found sorrow Of the death OF our fellow.
member John Dickerson. who died
July Z, 1906.
Whereas, by his death the Legion
has sustained a loss which il feels
deeply and while we bow in humble
submission to the viii Of Him whose
ways are inscrutable we cannot re-
strain from deploring the death Of on-
so admired and loved. and those per-
sonal characteristics endeared him 20
us all. Therefore be IL
Resolved. That we tender our si~-
cere expression of sympathy and cor
dolence TO the widow OF our decease
member and the members Of his fan
ily, IN this hour Of their afiiction full
realizing the irreparable loss of a de-
voted husband and father. assuring
them that a remembrance Of him shall
always be fresh in our memories.
Therefore be il further
Resolved That copy OF these reso-
lutions be forwarded TO the family Of
our deceased brother and published IN
the press Of this city. and be Il further
Resolved that the charter Of this Le-
gion be draped in mourning for the
period Of 30 days.
James Clancy.
W. r. Connor.
Joseph Ryan.
Committee.
Evening journal., 1906-07-09

KILLS ANOTHER

James Scott, colored, died in the
New Castle county workhouse from
consumption. He had served two years
OF a four year sentence for murder
GUS assault This makes about six
deaths during the past two years in
the workhouse from consumption. BY
some physicians 1t is said that the
concrete floors and steel walls Of the
workhouse are helpful in causing the
disease. Several years ago concrete
floors were placed in teh cells in the
New Castle Jail and the health OF the
prisoners was so impaired that wood
floors were placed over the other ones.
The necessity for an Isolated hospital
for eonsumptives at the workhouse is
apparent.
Evening journal., 1906-07-09
chIId was a. wooddaI..

The police were asked to-day 20
looi, for year old Louisa Marowski.
Of No. 1l07 Syracue street. who dis
appeared from Brandywine Springs
Park, last evening. and later the child
was found at Wooddale. Il was thought
she had ben kidnapped. The child was
cared for during the night by a Wood
dale family.
Evening journal., 1906-07-09
Chapter Of Accidents.

William Health fell OF a b. & O.
bridge while at work and broke both
wrists.
William Emory while playing on a
freight car fell on and broke an arm
and is now suffering from concussion
of the brain. He is in the Delaware
Hospital.
Martin Newark had his Tot mashed
BY a heavy casting fan on Il in the
shops OF the Harlan and Hollingsworth
Company.
Evening journal., 1906-07-09
skiH Found Adrift.

While coming down the Delaware
river on Saturday Captain Mott. OF
the tug boat Bristol picked up a val
liable skin just below Grubb's Land
ing. The craft bore every evidence Of
having been recently used. In "a We're
found four oars anr four rowlocks.
The skin is lead color With red
stripe around the gunwale and without
a name. Il is feared the occupant or
occupants We're drowned.
Evening journal., 1906-07-09
MR.. FORD THANKED
COMMISSIONERS

At this afternoon meeting Of the Board
Of Water Commissioners Peter J. Ford ex-
pressed his thanks to his fellow members
for their action in re-electing him Presi-
dent Of that body.
A request was received from John Cath.
cart for the placing OF water mains in
Clinton streets. between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets for the purpose of fur
nishlng fifteen houses therein erected with
water. The request was referred to chef
Engineer Leisen with power TO act.
The balance In bank was reported to re
S29,7O3.Oi. The weekly pay roll amounting
to 196S1S was allowed.
Evening journal., 1906-07-09
Inspect Little ltaly.n

With the object of devisng plans for
the improvement OF the existing un-
sanitary conditions I'm the Italian quar-
ter OF the city near Sixth and Scott
streets the Board of Health at noon
to-day made an inspection OF the
premises.
Evening journal., 1906-07-09
ss4Nzgzz4 -R2lz9E IZzzzE gerzscZ zogzs
CITY NE WIS
IN BRIEF
Excursion Postnensd.

The moonlight excursion to Wash
ington Park which was to have been
given by the High schol Alumni As
ISOLATION on Wednesday evening. has
been abandoned. at least for the pres
ent II may be given later ia the sum-
mer.
Evening journal., 1906-07-09
FINANCIAL NEWS

NEW YORK, July 9-The stock
market opened irregular with gains
from is to 3-4 and declines Of about
the same amount. 1t hardened after
wards but again sold off.
Evening journal., 1906-07-09
Officers INSTALLED.

Joseph w salus. OF Atlantic city.
"a high oficial IN the order OF Bnai
Birth, visited Wilmington last evening
and Installed the new officers of the
local branch Of the order, who were re-
Gently elected The order Is Jewish
arganization
Evening journal., 1906-07-09
Car Float launched.

AT the ship yards Of the Harlan and
Hollingsworth Corporation this ofter-
noon a big steel car FOR the central
railroad Of New Jersey was launched.
1t viii be towed to New York to-mor-
row by one Of the three tugs built here
for the company.
Evening journal., 1906-07-09
Boat House Robbed.

Some time Saturday night thieves
broke into T. II, Updyke's boat house
along the Christiana river and stole
practically everything that was not
fastened to the floor or sides Of the
building.
Evening journal., 1906-07-09
Hoxter,s Ice Cream.

So great is the demand for HoXter's
handmade ice cream that it is being
served not only in cans and by the
quart, but, in individual portions az
Hoxter's Brandywine Cafe. Delaware
Avenue and Jackson street. The At
tractive restaurant, with its fine fur
nishings and bright lights is quite gay
in the evenings with, ice cream parties.
To be. able to be served with ice cream
in that locality is a great convenience
to residents on the west side.
eDisplay Of Fireworks tonight at
Shellpot Park.
Evening journal., 1906-07-09
Permlt For AIteratlon..

Building Inspector Connolly this
morning issued permit 20 W. How
ard May TO make alterations to the
residence Of w. c. Speakman at Della
ware avenue and Harrison street.
Evening journal., 1906-07-09
May c6auge 6 Car Route.

omcials OF the Wilmington steam
boat Company are planning TO run
cars to the Fourth street wharf The
South Wilmington route may be. chung.
ed by running cars along Bridge street
TO Fourth.
Evening journal., 1906-07-09
Sails For Europe.

The Rev. William Temple, d. T., one
of the assistant priests at St. Pauls
r. G. Church, on Saturday sailed from
New York for Europe Be viii go to
settle a family estate rnd win be away
several weeks. Il
Evening journal., 1906-07-09
sell From Car.

Thomas H. Bothum aged az years
OF No. 1924 Poplar street. employed at
the p. b. & w. shops at Todd's cut
fell from the top Of a car this morn
ing and sustained serious injuries.
Evening journal., 1906-07-09
Excitement on Car.

BY the blowing out of a fuse ON a
Peoples Railway car at Second and
Broome streets the car caught on fire
and the passengers left in a hurry A
bucket brigade put out the blaze and
the car was sent to the barn.
Evening journal., 1906-07-09
LEGALINTELLIGENCE
n the Superior Ccurs
SUITS ENTERED.

John Cathcart VS.. Jesse Tyson. Re
plevin.
f. D. Walton Co. VS.. Continental
Leather CO.
George B. Weldin VS.. b. & o. R. r.
DIVORCE.
Louisa H. Stran VS.. John Thomas
Stran.
JUDGMENTS.
John H. Bucker VS.. Jane McFarlin.
$500.
ESTATES OF THE DEAD.
None.
Evening journal., 1906-07-09

mand in Russia to-day.
when we zee the stars and stripes
they make our eyes ill with
tears when we ponder on what they
a'dnd for TO us and our children, and
what they cost in lives and substance
that we might haev the right to wor-
ship God where and when we please
and in such manner as we choose.
Christian Liberty Best.
"The greatest of all liberty, however,
is Christian liberty. That is the liber-
ty from sin. from evil habits, from
Satan. That is the liberty which means
life to the soul. Jesus indicated that
the liberty he gave was not to be re-
stricted when he said TO the friends
of Lazar as he called him from the
tomb. Unbind the grave clothes. His
freedom and your freedom Is not to
be fettered by the grave, by the re-
suit of sim II Christ make we free
then shall ye be free indeed
"Then comes patriotism. Patriotism
/ is love OF country. love OF all that
promotes its welfare. II means more
than singing America" more than
firing hrecrackers, more than volun-
teering I'm time Of war. IL means faith
fulness to your civic duties and alert
ness in everything for the refense
against anything that will bring
stain to the flag and what it stands
for
Lodge Not Everything.
Finally the lodge is not everything.
Lodges are good for their purposes but
not one OF them makes as a requisite
/ Christian living the test OF member
ship. The germ Of Christianity is not
in the lodge but is found in the Christ
/ life in the heart.
you cannot get into the lodge room
without the sign and the password
/ here below. hut when life Is done there
J will he another password ana sign
which you must have known and
/ recognized before you gain admittance
yonder The password is In the name
of Christ and the sign is a life puri-
fed by service for Him.
Need Celestial Password.
"Our prayer to-day is that the MEM
hers Of the order may be useful citi-
zens OF this Republic. may be guided
by all the motives which will make the
country better nobler and shield her
from all harm and at the same time
that these men may have the password
and the sign for the great Beyond. -
The audience room was well filled
with the members OF the order and
their friends.
Evening journal., 1906-07-09
Tua coIIIdes Wlek Wharf.

While steamnig up tho Delaware
river tho trS boat Curtin ran into the
Texas on companys Pier at Clay
mont NnoaLng the pier several feet
,q,N ~ plumb.
Evening journal., 1906-07-09
Collie Kills Mr.. VOTERS Horse.

Rube Wolters, the clothier lost his
family driving horse this morning by
collie. The animal was stricken yes
terday. The horse was the fourth Mr..
Wolters has lost by death.
Evening journal., 1906-07-09
Gospel Tent Meeting.

The Rev. r. NJ Brinckley Of Johns
town, Pa is speaking this week at
the gospel tent, Seventh and Lombard
streets.
Evening journal., 1906-07-09

sDown the bay thence to Washing
ton Park The event of the season.
Ezion sunday School excursion. July 25
Evening journal., 1906-07-09

sThe best outing ever given by Ezion
Sunday School Steamer Columbia,
July 25th.
Evening journal., 1906-07-09
Too Late for CIassIncatIon

TUTORING-Latin, Greek. German
Mathematics, etc, July. August. J. w
Connell, Z Brandywinet Apt
Evening journal., 1906-07-09

'Mark carnicai Tuesday. July 18th,
at Shellpot Park.
Evening journal., 1906-07-09

National Bank OF Delaw IRE ...............
Central National Bank ........-....,.....
Farmers Bank ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
First National Bank .........................
Natt Bank II Wilmington 4 &,Biandywlne
Union NaTi Bank ................ -. ..4......
Equitable Guarantee a Trust Company.
security Trust x Safe Deposit Company
wilmington Trust Company ..............
f.herican Nuicanized Fibre, Common ....
american Nuloanizld Fibre. preferred ....
- iaware Railroad stock ..................
Wilmington Cas- x Electric. pfd- ..........
,W,.niainston, New Castle a 81, Ry.. com.
Wilmington, New Castle.& So ll.. pfrd.
v lnington Light. Power and Telephone
Name BONDS
American Vucan.zed Fibre Bonds ........
Wilmington city Railway Bonds ,.........
Wilmington ~ Chester Tiact.on Bonds....
Wilmington Gas & Elect Bonds .....-....
Wilmington, New Castle * So. Bonds
pcimnrvia Telephone Bends ..............
WiLni Light Power & Telephone Coz.
Evening journal., 1906-07-09
Deaths

ar->r 49, 49,
Amanda p. Afichener.
49, Joshua P. Blythe.
IA Anna Lynch.
Clarissa A. Mergatroyyd
John w. Dickerson.
Anna J. Dill
GATROYD-On July o. 1906 Clar-
A. Mergatroyd. widow OF the late
nin Mergatroyd, aged IS years.
7Ar1as and friends invited TO
X funeral from her late resi-
2o7 West Seventh street. on
geIuly 11th. at 3 p. m In
Wilmington and Brandy
AA this city on July T..
2ckerson, aged "a
M < z4 gds OF the family
. a SIs the funeral SER
s * 4S5s =, W z. *A ance, No. 1103
I'll "A. IS resNay afternoon,
Hk. InteAment River
~ 81 5l So eity on July s. 1906. Anna
"a Of Frank A. and Nellie
#Bed Is months.
- and friends are respectfully
;sI<><2d z5 III TO attend the funeral from the
|3< 4*s2 S&4e or her parents 15 Stroud
2s7s <$z<A A. Wednesday afternoon al
S37 nterment al Cathedral ceme-
* 2<|9 =ls M AR-In this city. on July T.
IS * $<S /< W pda Pyle Mchener wife OF
& Il m # Kitchener, IN her 18th
~ Szl ID friends are invited to
E{55 sysi ss eral services at st. An
z x Ss< <& d S>& VI z 4S 33{< ,hurch, Eighth and
~ X< ~ <Pn Wednesday morning
a I'D <363 f{{4< apterment at Union Hill
4 III - r. # Square, Pa. at
Evening journal., 1906-07-09
~ Csc Ok The Efforts or rn6wl
to kcat out on the case. Il was
Lies Fall of Own Weight.

Each development OF the case is be-
ing followed with keenest interest by
Mr.. Whites former friends in the
Union, Knickerbocker and Brook clubs
One man who knew the architect well
said yesterday:
THE absence OF a defense for Mr.
Continued on Page Five.)
Evening journal., 1906-07-09
'irtues. oood Quallties.

The word virtue has come to mean
merely a moral attribute I'm these days
al its true meaning was inclusive of
an good qualities, ana il IS useless IN
the framework OF your order unless II
means honesty. truth. purity. frugality.
temperance and charity