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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-SATURDAY, MAY 18, 190t. .
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l.t,Itrcil t llie 1'o-liilltn' ,it 'frtiilun, I'J , n
, S'ltfndLli" ,MjM MUUr,
Ulifti piff will I'frmll. T lio Trll'itni" U lino-.
plu'l l inlnl -liml I'lli-n Itom It-" filnnlj J'''
in on tmrctil toitlf. but IK mil- U Uil I'"V'
I t fir .lpin',1, (nr iiililli,ilinii, I" II" ""'
I'll mnia nhil I hi- minll'lon inurilinl " ut
I'lilunii' It lluil silt innlrilitiliuti -lull 1"' MlW-l
li, riii)n.il tivlsltiti,
i in: cur it.ui: roil ,MmiriMii.
'I Im lolltmln,.' tdliti" slums IIii nfr V" I""'
rath liKitlluii) iipiiii- tn In- ii'nl Klllilti i,iin : if:
I Hun of Milliicnn I'nM
nibl'I.W, ll'Mr llr mine Vontlnii
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I'm mrds of lluti!i, rrsoliitlinis of rftniinlw"
mul .lnill-MV. itinlrlhiiHoim In tin- nilnre of m
iiillirij; llio rrilinni- iinl.n n iliatKt" of .1 iriiti
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Mali', for Ctasslflrtl AtlvcttMnir fnniMirJ on
UpplllMllllll. "
TWELVE PAGES.
SrrtANTON, MAY IS. mol.
TIipip Is cnoiiRli unstimulated law
lii t'n kins In tills town lo occupy fully
the activities f tlie flotmrthipnt of
public snfv't.v without rrciulilmc Colonel
Hitchcock to 'employ boy sojicitois to
Increase It.
The New Reading of the Law.
Till: STREET CAR all Ike at
Albany nroso principally
over the demand oCwlh
union that the com'pany
should dlsfliniK" nine non-union men
And refuse in futute to employ other
than union men, In vaiylng foint this
ilemrind W belncr picssed by labor
unions .ill ovei the oountty. Tn many
rapes wli'-re II Is refuped strikes and
"boycotts lrive been declared and vio
lence, with loss or life and pioperty,
Jias followed. The aim ot the labor
union movement In many Instances is
not simply t" persuade woi klnumen
outside the union to join the unions;
It i.s to make It impossible fur a man
to sceuie employment who Is not a
member of a union la Rood standing.
Instead or the unions beinu for the
men, a doetiine has ailsen which Is
5u ctfeil that the men must be tor
the union1- or jret abused, .stoned, lov
nitted and even killed. When these,
things incur, as they do all too fie
(iientlv, and it her omen netc-saiy lor
lhoe who believe in law and older
in take measuies to put lak"-"ne.-s
down, some ol the le.uleis In the l.ilior
union movuneiit. Instead ol cii-opeiul-Imk
coidi,ill. with the publlcuuthoi Itles
loi the pieM-i allon ol the peace, lat
teilv -eem ln lined to cry out upon the
champion-- of the law and to pass icso
lullous (oniUniulniT Ihein. The de
xelopnieni cr such a sphlt Is unilnnux.
1 1 -i.eins to u that tbete has lieen
a Rie.u deal of patletue In the attitude
whli b the Intellluent publli opinion of
ni r line lia assumed toivaid these
later manilesiations of oisanlXHil la
liot's iiuieasiiiK iiiilaiine-s to the la
linr that Is not oiK'inlred. II the ilijht
of Hade- uuiiiuNts in their 1 1 lends
to mob men who seek wmk on
nil Independent basis and to
tie up lb" peat elul piocesse of indus
tiy until employcis aie either com
pelled to seive ;i leeillitlnij afients of
the unions or ids.- have to call tor
tioops to piotect their piopeit and
lies Is to be conceded and aieepted,
will not a i const ins or our funda
mental laws J In oider? The i ourts
liae held liom time immemoiial that
the tishr to woilc and Hie light to
i, tilt work aie co-oidlnate and unalien
able; and that wheie the employei and
the employe aie In tiKreenient In an
ordeily mannf r, the one paving M'hat
lie iiitrecs in pay and the other per
foimliiK for that pay the seiviee wnich
lie has MKiced to perfoim, It I.s not th"
liusiuess of any Ihiid pally to Inter
fcie; ceitainly not to Inteifeie by the
usi of vile I.uistiiih'o, stones and clubs
to forte an indnstiloiis woiker Into
idleness and his wile mid chlldien Into
want, in the line of decisions homing
on this point theie Is mil. to our
!'iow lodpr , n .single bleak. I'veiv
vhcie and on all occasion, it hai been
held by the lepiesenlatlve tilbiinuls
of Ameii(an juslke that the sanctity of
tontinet Is a condition of civilization
nnd the freedom ot the Individual
within the limits of thu law n neies
sary soelll safeKliaid.
Hut If the new doetrliu N to pie
all that only those woikliiBiuen aie
to woil; In peace who belong to union',
ami Ih'U only those Industiles are to
pioceetl which atlmlt lo their uiauitKe.
meul and contiol the olliceis of imlnns,
whether employes oi not, then a new
leading of the law will he necosary
If theie is to he iny tonuection be.
Iween liw and fail, If llune is in he
no ionuecllou, It may well he asked,
What Is law woith'.'
The Republican stale t onveniloii to
nnnilriaie a laiidldato for just(.L. (l ihn
tuipiuie coin l to hlliieed dustlie Pot.
ter and a uindiduto for state tieasuior
to sm tied t'olonel Haiuett will be held
(it ll.iiiMniig August il,
Pnicticnl Philanthropy,
Amove.mi:n't whh li is t-MUUitr
considerable inteiest ainl at
tcnilon liv itin of Its den
ude anil piactli.it iiattue. Is
lluil iimli'i taken by the Aiuluacltc
Reglutt cuuuultleu of llie Hlntu Voiiug
.Men's ('llllstlaii HH-iUclatlDii. This in
lidzatUiu puiptMe ;o cialillsh tlu-u.
UlUiK lUnailes In ever.s niluiug village
i! tlie anthracite region. The books
will be minted In ailous foreign lan
guages as well ns. In i;nglNi, and In
j'baiucter "'ill b'J lulucatlonal and ie.
Uirlou.Si ami will Include many of (he
Ik tit woiks of lletion. The puipose Hf
the asi-ocUiiloii I.s lo icaih that ee.
inent of our piiiulaiIon thai Is most
1 neglected in the provisions lending lo
moiul i(iul smiiil liiipioement,
, The jil.ill inclinles as we)l u .ysiem
of oiganUallou piu tlctiktily uiuiiug the
jijung men, wheieby theli social in-
if linutloiirt will be ciifiiuru'gcd in bo'ttet
channels than at, nicscnt. A un aux.
Illary to this wotl, the nnoeliitlon will
keep In the Meld n nuiiinrr of Miting
men tialned In evangelistic wmk and
the tondiict of lllbte classes. To innUe'
this work, iiltiat'the and popular dur
ing llie summer seaon, tniue tents and
lillinbei's n "gospel wagoii"" will be
illllb.ed.
l-'nr the ias two or Ihiee years this
lllilulle work lias been undcl contem
plation by the committee, and the ex
peilniont has been milled far enough,
with the means available, to demon
strate llie thotoilgh piactleahllllv of
the pioptislllou. The gient deposit of
anthtaclte lu this region, with all the
wealth II affords, has brought with It
countless piobleins as to the disposi
tion mid luiiiuigemeiil of un tilleu popu
lation. To make of the hiVt or this
element a desirable i llUenslilp: to edll
ciile their on'sptlng, lo bilng about an
nuslmllatloii of vodat lelallous which
iiiiiv he of advuiitage to nil" cIiish with
out disadvantage to atiothei, and to
eneloie the icmalnltiu mn lor element
that utliiches ell ' neither to out
count! v noi to our customs. b an In
lliletue which shall Increase 1 heir Use
fulness and the safely of the commun
ity in which they piednmlnnte, Is a
ptoblem won by the most pioroiitid
student ot social economy and or the
means nr the slnceiest plillantllioplst,
and the Aulliraclle rommlttee of the
Young Men's i'lusnn association Is
entltli-d to the eiedlt or Its solution In
a most practical way.
After the woik has been thoroughly
established, mea.stne.s will he adopted
to make It pernimieut and lo a degree
self-sustaining. It I believed the plan
will he hemtlly supported, Inasmuch a.s
the huge dependence upon this class
of people in the valley makes any Im
provement In their Intelligence, hon
e.stv and faithfulness or the utmost
benefit, to their emplnveis.
The uitlve correspondents who are
trying to telegraph Postmuter (i..n
eial Smith out or ofllce will he obliged
to lenew the woik some othei day.
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For Universal Peace.
AKKW days ago we gave place
on this puge to the rail Issued
lo the women or the ('tilted
States by Alis. May Wilght
Sewall. pic-ldeat or the International
Council or Women, to hold demonstia
tions late in this month everywheie In
the Inlet ests or unlveisal Intel national
lieace for bilnglng in the reign or ion
i Illation and atbltiatiou or national
din ci cities Instead or the settlement
theipor by war.
It appeals that one ul the ablest
woilieis Tin the end pioposed Is Mai
iime Ln Comtesse Hoi tense de la O.
Nicola! or Eunice, now in Philadelphia,
wlio says she piefeis while In Ameiica
to be known simply as Madame Nico
la!. The Bulletin, of The cltv named,
sa.s that she wants lo cany the move
ment lo a much higher plane or en
thusiasm and piaotleal puiposo than
that indicated lu Mis. Sewall'.s inu
gi amine.
The Miillellu gives an Interview with
Madame Nleolai concerning her plan,
which Is best elucidated by her own
statement, which we heiewltb uiiote.
The time nppaieiitly has not ai lived
lor the aihitiament or war to cease;
but The Hague lonfeienre nun ked a
step io a plane wheie the nations be
gan at least to look towaids the time
when "nation shall not take up swotd
against nation, neither shall they learn
war any more." Madame Nleolai looks,
with puiposerul eneigy, to the I'nited
Stales as the leader in the mm eh of
piogiess towaids that end. She says:
"America stands todav lu the eyes of
the woild as Fiatue did in the leign
or I.uiils XVI. All lountrles watch Its
varying opiesslons and anticipate Its
glowing power. But tlie led band of
war shadows the tutuie, "What Its
handwriting will be depends on the
piesenl. 1 am not icl'eniiig lo the
Philippine conflict. I am thinking or
Alaska and the rootpi lilts that Sibeila
may take towaid Its boundary lines. It
was the young cai Inn's Inlluence that
made Russia speak out for peace not
long ago, but Russia Is not making
piep.uatlons lor peace.
"It s fioni America that the Hist
clear, luminous wind must come.
Ki ante may speak the second, Two
inlluence may hasten It. Women In
national otgaulzntion and new methods
of teaching hlstoiy lo young Ameii
caus. It is well to exalt wilor and
death for one's country, but side by
.side with the niaitlal tread of hlsloilc
events should he tanged the woiks that
are pncllle; the wilter who Inspired
men's leason, tlie artists who taught
them to love beauty In all Tonus, the
masteis who disclosed llie seciels and
applied them to Inventions of poweitul
machines. If history were tuught as
It should be taught, theie would be no
mine useiul auxiliary to ideas of
pi ace."
The Hiilletln gives the Infill million
that ihmugh all nations or the East
and the West Madnnie Nleolai has
liaveled to shape the thoughts thai
will llud e-pie.s.slon In the llrst steps
taken bv her Philadelphia associates
In the Alliance of Women for Pe.ien,
li nlso savs that a huge meeting of
icpivscntntlve women souti villi be
called by Madame Nleolai, who has
he'll appointed vleo-iiiesldent-U-large
lor Pennsylvania by the Alliance. A
committee will be appointed lo vt-lt
Was-lltligtnn and uige the appnininient
of a nationul boaul nf niblti'.-Zilon.
of whom should this boa id consist ;
was asked
"Aiiieiicnu men. And when I siy
Ameilcans 1 mean pa i lots whose
greni-Miiildriilhof, weie horn III
America E.veiy other nation should
have a bond of Its own When dim.
cullies ai Ise between mo two loun
tiles these builds should meet and
adjust them. If America takes the
Inlllatlve I blove that the whole
wcild will fall Into line."
An Inteiestlng Item Is thar the prosl.
dent of the "Alllame for Pence." which
has its headiiuarteis In Pails. Is a
daughlei of Vli tin Hugo. Prim ess
(labilel Wlszlewska. She Is the wife
of a distinguished scientist. The Hiil
letln stales that blanches of the or
guniiMtlou flouilsh lu Ausiio. Hungary,
(Iclglum. Dulgaiia Dsumaik, chile,
Eg.vpl. Spain, flihiule island, Wash
ingtou and 1 niisylvania.
.Madame NiiolniV home while lu thh
cottutiy I i:t Wl South Hio'd strod,
Phlladclidilu. Many inamlnent wum.n
In that city nto Inltlng a deep Interest
In the plans of the "Alliance for
Peine" as piomtilgaled and iliged on
by hei.
Si ulli Cniollmi, which at l-'oil Sum
teV Ill-fit the III st guns ngaltist the
uiilnii, asks ur Pennsylvanlui which
sent In the nation'. s capital the "ElisL
Uefetideir" of that union, the loan ot
the IJberly Hell, which lang out pin
clitmatlon of thu blith of the union,
TIh- governor of Koutli Caioilnn, 'isk
Ing or Phlliidelihla, which has been
made b.v law, as It has iiIwii.vh been
actually, the dcfelidei nnd caretaker
of tin- Hell of Liberty uses niemor
able wolds, He wiltes, asking otllelal
ly for the loan of the hell for Chni les
ion's coining "Interstate and West In
dian Imposition"! ".Mine than one
bundled yeais ago the soldleis mid
statesmen or Peuus.i twinln and Suiith
Carolina wioughl logelher for llie es
tablishment of the gieat Aiueilcnii Re
inibllc, mid It Is my earnest wish that
they and their people shall alwa.vs
stand mid work logethei for what
ever shall piomote the glory and good
of our common couuti.v " The people
ol' the not Hi will icspotld Amen to the
wish,
Theboardirtiveiseei lorltarvaid uni
versity have done well In tesolvlng not
to lay upon that Institution the dls-i.-edlt
which a few "autl-lmperlallsts"
deslied to foice upon It by having the
boat it refuse an honoraiy degiee lo
the president of the 1'nlteil Slates.
The degiee Is one eminently fitting to
fall upon President McKlnley, both
1 1 om Ills ofllclnl position and his per
sonal abilities and woik,
The Ohio sllplenie colli t has sus
tained the light of the presiding judge
at a mm dei ttial to enjoin the publi
cation of testimony II" there Is such a
light in minder tilnls theie must be
the same light In other tilals, which
would mean a foini or pi ess censorship
not to be toleinted In a fiee mutiny.
This i tiling can not be pet milled to
stand.
i "
An effective fire di 111 in which the
pupils hud been thoioughly trained,
pi even led panic and loss or lire in
Hiooklyn public school. No. i::. on
Wednesday, when the building was on
llie. Such llie ill 111 ought to be a
compiilsoiy part or the training in
evei y si hool.
1'ntll the raels of the strange death
ol- Rev. father Phillips aie definitely
established, lomment may well be le-sei-ved.
Rut ir. as looks piobable, there
has been foul play, public opinion will
not lest satlslled until tlie mysteiy Is
cleared up and complete justice done.
If Kin nee is really becoming lone
some lor the piesence or an agitator,
theie are several In this country well
eiiuipped to breed discontent who can
b spared.
Air. Dole, or Hawaii, seems to be
anotliei one of the piophet's "not with
out honoi save lu his own counliy."
The Sultan of Till key seems to he
troubled these days with every sou of
e II save the yellow newspapeis.
ll Is Impossible foi the most pessi
mistic ptophct to piedict a tailiue of
the liny crop this year.
TOLD BY THE STARS.
Daily Hoioecope Drawn by Ajncchus,
The Tribune Asttologer.
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II is i.isi fm III most iinilliliss ii.ini nil
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w Im stnuijlii, .a III.- loot ut tin' luliloi of
sunn- of ll ill -ol limn pipus "1 1' n.ii
iiuiti'i tin- nli.i llut III'- iniii'linl iihIu-1
si union i- i.ismc Wall iieit inultoii.
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pinj li iin.luiil'lulli : "lit llie I -mil I
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Mmiklpd n fui m i oiilil mil n Li' in.iilt iiiini'
nliilbr I' tin' ii"t "I .i lulinie iilinl.
AJnccUus' Advice.
Hi mi nil.! i lli it .mi iiiuliii'll.i l- i.fttn limii'
list fill III in ll"' i'1'iiiii'ii of tin lll'.llllt'l liiiK.iu
State Hospital;
Apportionment;
Closing Schools
REPORTS Itom linn tilling linll
inte lliat thie Is mme than a
i.mi.1 ,.,ii.llilllt. Illllt ill,, t.lKlfll-
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una hospital will become a stale In-
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siitnl is lO.illzi'il. Sciitulun's ligllt
Kin It un iusllliitlon Is coneetleil and
i onl.v wonder I.s Unit a detei mine 1
bos
to
the
ef i'o 1 1 was not made yeais ago In be-
half of llie Lackawanna, We nib tlie
center or a huge and populous mining
and miiliiilucluiltlg teglou lu which (he
slate makes but cant piovMnu ror
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abb to piocure pioper lieiiinienl ror
themselves
If
' llie slate assumes i-liu
kliwauiia li w ill mean a
mi ire of the
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be tin l thai ll Is not al all likely lb, it
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the l
lilt' fllt'llll ,ll",l ll,l!t'l 1,111 lllll , ,
pai-sed by the jeglshituie bel'oie tl ad
jtiiuns. I'p this wav theie h, an ur
gent need lot H iMliljllstlllcIll of ds
lllet lines I'm- tlie icut-im that wo have
ginwn laplilb sluie the lust nppor.
tloiimeiu and lie louniy I.s tn cn
lltleii to iwo more uiemheis ill the
house of lepteseniatlves. M'tieie are
dlstih Is of the state wbo-e population
has shrunk siiae the att apiiiitll'iii-
l
i inent. aim uie-e uaiuiaii.v nnj'.n in n
clinnge In cxldllni; itiiuiilitiiis. other
countlea have lemiilned ptaotleitlty
stationary and 'they mc not uiglng a
chango because the now enndlllnns
inlght not be nit Impiovenient on tlie
old,
fioni lluse two rotces and tlie gen
einl diead or an nppot tlonment, be
ause nf hi- unuoynneeH and obec
tlons tiiiit alwav-H go vvltli a leciistlng
or tlie lines nf legislative and sen i
torhl dlstrlcls, it s likelv Hint np
poi iloumcnl iiiii.v in- ctowileil In the
wall dill Ing the ta-t iln.vs or lite se!-
tsiiin.
tf an iiiipoitloumctit hill Is pns-ed
t.nckitwnnna iininty will have live ills
lilet.s ami .sl lepiesentiitlves. Tlie
nresent Kotn-th dlstilct will lie made
to 'nciiide the upper pmt or ll, " coun
ty, all nr the country dlsiiUts east of
Hi" moiiuta us and a good poi-iion of
the eoii-try m it nf Un- molintallis.
Th!-, won' I make n great hoise-shoo
dlstriet with slitllelenl populntlon lo
entitle It lo two ropieselltiltlves.
f'f the leinalnlng rmir dlsti lets, thice
would be loi-aied within the boiindarie.s
of the illy, as lie)elofoie cl I'oith In
deliill lu Tlie Tiihiiue, and olle would
ciimpiNo In a geiieial way llie len-l-torv
which now cnmpllses the Thlltl
legislative dlstilit, which Is icpieseiit
ed bv Hon, IMwanl .lames, Jr. The
Third illsirlet of Hie SKIlt vviuil
of this eltv, in vvlilili Mi. .lames ic
shh's, would, under the new nppoi tlon
ment become u pail of the Klrst legs.
Intlve district, which is- lepresenled b.v
Hon 'I', ,1. Ite.vttnlils. The hitter's ob
jection to the tacking or the Twen
tieth ward on to the Klrst dlsu-h t,
lclnfiu-ied as It I.s by the ptolest of a
number of prominent Republicans of
that dlstilct, lias-- not caused any
change In the programme nf nppoi -lionment.
and ir the bill goes through
West Scranton and the tall piece of
South Scranton will be bound together.
The membeis or the bo.nd or si hool
contiol me in a sad state or mind
Just now over the iltestlon or closing
the 'cliools. ir the rules ol' the hoard,
which provide foi a ten months' s, hool
teim of twenty days each, aie lived
up lo. the schools must icnialn op-n
until duly L'. Everybody ieiilles that
.Inly l! Is too late and that It might
woik Injury lo many pupils, especially
the vounger ones, to keep them in the
school loom din Ing the heated pel Ind
which will be on us berore July L'. The
teim i tills, until that late date because
or delay in opening the schools lart
Septembei. 'I' wo new buildings were
not readv on the th. si Mnndnv In Sep
tember and the opening or schools was
dela.v ed a w i ek.
Tlie membeis uf the board would like
to t lose the schools nit June 11, but
ir they tin so will have lo p.'i.v the
teat hois a roll month's pa ror eight
days' woik and take about Sin.Oim out
of Hie pockets of I he tnparr.
K they don't do that thev must vio
late their agieeuient with the teachois
to giv" them a leu mouths' term. The
teacheis object v Igoi ously to the pto
posltion to pa them tin eight instead
of twenty days in June They aie
lilted for ten months, they say. anil
ought to be paid tor ten months.
o
Theie aie seveial lit Hi- mat lets nf
detail which make It tlKllciilt ror the
boaul to give them a full month's pav
ror eight ilavs wot k The pay or teach
eis Is based on tvvent.v dn.vs- work each
mouth and the p.i-ioll has to contain
the certification or the ollicers of the
dlstilit that it Is em t ct l. They can
baldly be eperted, they say. to t et -tily
that teacheis weie emplo.vctt
twenty da s when as a mallei of fact
the.v weie only employed eight, espe
liallv in view of the I'm t that they
must make a sworn ictinn to the
state school aulhoi itles toncerning the
number of days the schools weie open.
This lepoit must lie accompanied bv
the alllilavil or the piesldenl and see.
teiaiy ni the boa id and the siipei iu
teiideiit of the dlstilct, How thev
would leconcile llieir two statements
,s something the nlilceis would like
to have some nimble Intellect eplaln
to them.
The onlv w.n open b.v which the
leiard can t'o-e the schools June It
and give' Hie teacheis thii month's
s.ilarv I. to have a le-ail lustment or
salary mid allow the teacheis the same
sain i y tor t leht days In June that they
leceived tor twotilj dnys In Ma.v. This
the dliei'tnis rt.it- inight hi ing tlnvv u
some angry protests from the taspuy
eis. As a mmpiomlse It has been silg.
ge-ited that the si hools close on June "S,
which would i educe to a minimum the
unpleasant toudltlous Hie hoanl uow
flnds itself muf nutted with. Hefoie
the net school year begins new rules
will be adopted iiy tlie bo.ud. which
will make a iepetltlon of the piesoiu
condition Impiesihie.
INFORMATION AND
ENTERTAINMENT, TOO
(ji ilu In.is of .in Vniiiit m si in,!n:r .nun of
To.miil nun. tin nnniliti iinntii iloi nl i n,.in,
tin' innp ii isiiti litliiini ihh roiinlii iml Hit
li. ullii.- iinnili n. of Ijluipi.' i lu "inilll m-ni"
-1.1ml. I. fnlli'iis:
sulilfri.
pt'i Ili.iinO
llilnl.i-
Ainu. Mill..
Cii'.ii lllll. iln JIii.oiiiI .V,
I 'l in..' ,-Vi.iimi ti
I, iiinini I'lJ.ini 1'iJ
llll-.ll SIKI.IUHI 1 1 Ml
Vii.liii , , -4.l,mii sl
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Snin ii'i.iinti in
I iiiit.il Mil TIi.ihhi pi
i'mliiril ikl' ml
IMsiniii Is.fK.i s-,
iiuii imi j-i.i-i'i ;u
lii ii in ii U IT.ntiii tm
smilm ".lino in)
I hi. .pull i ol om. .ohliti iiiiriuiiu in i.i
I. nun noli iiiilli.ni Viiii'ili.ini i M"! loilui, tit
Inn ril.vln .iint-. '
V -liu'.ilii;; li nv In i' pnlpll. ii.ii liuin
-lin.itl pn 11I1I11,;" Hit' Ni ii Voik sin, linn
qUilll's III,' lillts of Ml HUH', lllllllli lil'Mll'llll
in iiitiinp'illi in iliiml i:
"Ilu- lliini-ni nf Cuinnum I, in- " 11 llio Iln.
111-. I ll IM ill t li.
11. mi ills 'lint lli'lp I ln Yniili' M.i li in Win ill
tin' lint' for 1,11.'," Il.i llin Iln. III. stillvli,
"lint Au i.i.i Vim," lb in Iln. Hun ...
laaiit.
"Nil, i'i in tin. Hum,.." 11 tin lltt II I).
IUiiIuiii.
"llie I'ioili'. il Violin i. " Il.i tin. II 1 lt"1" rt
llniii. in i I li
"llio sinijitii ,, hnJj, 1'intli in VnliiuK
tin' lli'jrtli..nt. ef iott, ill-" 111 Iln' Iln.
Hi. VI. C 1'iti'i..
VI ;,t nf lli.'-. tiipiis i mil, I If h unllitl , iilti' at
villi in liimulni't in iii.'i.ip. n .mil ii'ini' of
limn falls ni"li' linn ilu i, lent. ill in I1 i .-1'ln'lt'
ul I. ii.pi 1 pn.ii hint'.
lllll' I. J lllllljlll 1 I JIM in VI'I'i'U iioiili
piisiitlni; fm (uiiiiiil . imli. "If un '' mm m
sillllll Cllill.lll.ll i (,11'U'lll .un i il.i n liuio
ivnikiui .iml limn iiiin.viii Ilu' ni'i'i;ii "I lis
in lk, Ilu I si ( t loll ol Miilil li lllllll. i I in
ui jiil.lli'ii nmltiuki in pi in ul uni nun iruni
1. iikln vilitn lit' nill. iilitie l mil. I'" "lii'in
In- will, Jin I il iviul hj.'o In mil. il"i "'
.JIlilliim Vlulll's lili' I'sylltul il,ln ol 1 l"i
b i iml piininlli Hit' tiKiiii ii . .I'H.il ii w
piinuiili l he cnui'i n IjIwi , f. mi ii'jii
lus ,i tUlit lu tin pioilui'i nf lii-. in, I, ..in Im
.uiiii' tm .i un, iiiini. Uni an nun -InnM pm
pi-t' lu I'Iju' i Ijh ol) inir il uni' I'"' .- pi'
v elii ir ilul im iiuu klmiilil viul. in .un .,'inl
illilll.tll UlllHi 111' I'OlollJl'll n 3 mil' -Jl'llll .llllil,
ii' im "in iiiiiuni tvoi'l'l In lun' -In.' iiii it
l'l .m.i lur pi "plf. Ilia Ulll a I j u i n . It I
in. I,ut uiiwr vioim, if It !c uijiltil I.i in
liliioii5ilik' UjiI.v jn iiilou.'il I' i lull n v '
THE TRIBUNE'S
EDUGA TIONAL CONTEST
$3,000 in Special Rewards.
T
III: SCRANTON I'RIUUNM:
iMtionnl Contest which, like the llrst, is open to every ntnbi
tious tiefson. not onlv in Scranton. but throuchout Licksi-
'wanna anil otlier counties
This contest will he even preater in magnitude than Its prctlecos
or, embracing special rewauh of the very highest character, and
will be carried out in stiict accordance Willi the rules of fairness
and justice.
The first contest, which occupied the attention of our read
ers from July to October ol Mast year, met with such encourage
ment and was so successful in every way that it lias been de
cided to repeat it.
This yeat the spec .al rewards are limited to those of an edu
cational character, eight scholai ships being offered to the very
best educational institutions in thu state.
Tile Special Rewards.
Scholarship in Lafayette. College. $1,000
, Suholarghiii in Swiuthmoio Collego 1,000
Scholarship in Stroitdsburg Normal School 075
Three. Scholarships in Scranton Business Colloge,
$00 Each 1FJ0
Two Scholarships in Scranton Conservatory of Music,
$7t3 Each lbO
$3,005
l:ach contestant failing to secutc one of these special tewards
will be given ten (to) pei cent, of all the money he or she turns in.
N II- Hi" Mi t Hio ilinlii-liip. tin not in, Pnl" titcih, Iml nr i ontiM inU -ninlii;
lln-r will li.' uli'li Im (I'D lur uni 'if .nl Iln innni' In or -In; linn, in In I In
liitiiihi', ii, iisIm in pi.titm tln-t iiinii'
Rules of the Contest.
I In- iini li'li.llil. lull l,r .,-llfli to tli
p i.iih -i.tinin tin l.iiKi'-it mnnlnM ol
P'lillts
Points ivill li-i nililitl In it'nlr-t.iiits .run
liu liru siili-i iilw t. to flu' s, i iiittni lliliini.
.i. lull,,1..,
Ponili.
Illli Vlo'ilh-s s l,., tlpln.M s 'M I
llllri' Vlinillii ..h.ilipl,t I -1
siv Vlmiili,- s,, ilpHon ., ,, u'.",'l I,
"no Vi-n's sul,.tiiilion 3 1) I!
Hi. i onli-.l ml iiitli llio liislii-t niiniliir
of p,i, u lllll 111' jlun I lluliil flolll tlio
list ot -puill UM.IIll.. till- I Ollll "tllllt null
tin- iitoinl liljrlttst 'iiimtipi of i.iinis nill l
L'inii ,i ilioiio ,,f Hi,, i, iniiiiin.' iiiiniN,
nnil .11 on ilnoiiuli Mn ll-l
I'.nli i mill, .1, mi lilllnu" lo .f niii .1 -pi i ill
loti.nil, iml .iNii 1 1,,.-,- iil, ., lot t tin tin-1
uvo .( Iinl.iisltip, mil l,r jiiirii ten pn t fit.
of .ill inoiii.i ho oi ., tuini in
Fill! paiticul.us will be furnished all interested, including a list
of the winners last year with the number of oomts they secured.
Address EDITOR hD LIGATION All CONTKST,
Tribune, Scranton, Pa
ALWAYS BUSY.
SSVFZ..
Our Oxfords.
Low in cut. Low in price. High in
quality. Ladies' from 75c up. Gen
tlemen's fiorn. $1.25 up.
Lewis & Reilly,
Wholesale and Retail.
P. J. HONAN,
Merchant Tailor.
319 Lackawanna Avenue.
s
j j fj i
DR. E.
V. BEARDSLEY
DENTIST.
rmnicil.i vvlili Ur lllll, 3SI SPRUCC ST.
MRS. SARA ALLYN,
MANICURE.
CHIROPODIST AND
SCALP TREATMENT
1ri;.',ni vi,..ns llulliliii!.'. I'jiIoi. uppii M nli,
'IIiiiimIjj iiml s.iuntl.iv pvtnin,"..
CLEAN SHOP.
CLEAN TOWELS,
CLEAN BARSERS.
DIME BANK
BARBER SHOP
WITH BATH ATTACHED. 25C.
SCRANTON. PA,
THE LINDEN QUICK LUNCH.
OP. WINDSOR HOTEL,
SilU tin. lu'sl Sloal.i, I Imp" J ml l.un 'it' H
I Im iln. 'lit a. Jul In uiiiiiii' nl
PETER STIPP.
Ci'iii'i.il (imtiulor, llmlili'i mil l) iln in
jlllllillli,' slum (illlillli, IV 'f 1 11 ll-. i ,n
iuli Teli ilmin' '.ViJ
Ollln", ...7 ,i.liiiuiuti jii imij
ASK YOUR GROCER
j FOR KmKPATRICK'S PURE
SPICES AND f-KUari
ROASTED COPP,1;, ,
fc, uUi"fc7-rnTs7c I I .
ni.1 511 iJiUwuMM iviiini' iiii.iiiiuitiiii'i il
Wnt" sirifn, ol all Uli'il.. f'Ui. liiii'Jitil t"i
ll.t- fiun m'J.uii U null' all '"'"' " I"" "
.tri'iiu" i'ii
Dili UOOUs ills uvll.v
GOLOZN GATE CASH STCRE.
1 l Ili4.it I'li'lTlilni, ileuki In lii'i liiutti
it ami ru'li-luii'i Tint' i-'iu "ll ''. I'"" ,'"-
ZOA VVuliiiiilui J'UiUf
THE NEW
WALL PAPER CO.
Ilu. im nlil nuo U l" i k oil I i'i
title m li ami uiiuiliu Om pint.'
j i'i luuu llun Jn.v Ollillj
303 SPRUCE STREET.
NSAR PIVV AVZ.i
A
W If
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miimmimMmmMtWBmmmmmmmmBmK'uailmmmmmmmmmmtmmiammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Scranton's Business Houses
lus inniiK-iratc.i Its second l:du-
In Northeastern Pennsylvania.
.Ml Mih-tilpllon. must lir" pinl In nli.nnc,
llnh -imv siili.iil"rs iiill I ninli'il.
Ki'iit'ii il In pii.iinn iilni. i' minis lino mi
mil' stili.i iiption ii-t tutor Ir VI 1 11 nill lint
In- iii'illtiil 'tlio I lil, hio villi liiu.lU.ili"
i .nil fiili.niplinti mil if lot ml iitcunlii n
iii.t ii.i.i n-rtiti- ilio luht tu n i'il 11.
No liiin.fu tin 1 1. mull" nllt'i tii'iUl hit
oiuo 1 otii alien.
VII Mili-iiipt on., in I tlir i i -ll In p'l '"1
iini. inii-l In liiu.liil In it 'II"' 'liilmns
lllll.l, lllllllli tin link In llllil h llll'l in .f
uttril. mi ih it pipt'is mn h" ut nt to Hit"
Mili-i ul,ns il unit
still. tupili, nt nii'sl li utittin on hi ink-,
uliiih i in lu suMitil .it Iln' .Iiiiiuni' otllti'.
in mil li- .ml hi null.
Iln" nmli-t mil il.i-r ptoniptli it S o'il"tk
Sitinil.ii ninli,.', Viun-t ,11, Iiuii,
THE I
People's Bank, I
Alears Building,
Court House Square.
s
Capital Stock, $100,000
Surplus, - - - 25,000
Savings anil Business Accounts ft
Solicited.
h Ptesident
il Vice Pies.
- - C. D. Jone3 ?$
- G. P. Reynolds
- - H. M. Ives
Cnshiei- -
DIRECTORS:
(' II. .Itint-s,.
Iiuii ml (J'liiiui,
M 1'. failci.
s.imlttl s))nttr,
T, ( Vim sn.uh,
v it vy.iitn.iii,
M I lluli-i.
ii C I' KrwiuMi,
'llioinis spmuue,
.M t li in Dunn,
(', S. Wnolmiitli,
(.' ' I'lillon,
The Dickson MniiuTiictiinii-,' Un.
-crauton nnd WllUo.-lisi'rj, i.
.Mu-iuruo'.uriiri u.'
LOCOMOTIVES. STATIONARY nNQINES
Uoil-M. Hoisting nnil Pu -iplni Ma:iln;ry
Ocnrral Office, Scranton. Pa-
VMMJ ENTERPRISING DEALERS CAN SUPPLY
OF EVERY CHARACTER PROMPTLY AND SATISFACTORILY.
SCOUniTY BUILDING i SAVINGS UNION.
Hume dlllct", -jii.-JIW Mur. lliillilini.', ti.ni.at-H J
liriioril Inilltlliu ami loin Ini'lnim tin mahu
Hi i-nii" nl I'liiii.vhanlii
'''"""''T'cr'go""'
rtirrrci-i. o innmrfan
Miivoi 1'iciRlit, I'liiinliiit' ninl II us mi', saf...
I'i llios .nnil M iihlliL'i;
27 LACKAWANNA AVC.
gill mm iw
-?-?
M. A. FRIEDLANDER cfi CO,
Imp ni.HPil (lit ir Vllllliiuv i:i.ilili.tiiiiiul I' s
t
'Jllti ijlll. (.. npii'.li' unlit ll ,l.t
'9'
J At A EH I. OUICK,
IISIIUU Mil I'll UIIIM. VMi TINMM
OM I'h im, ii"' N I'liuiit. !
.lii'i I unit .iiuu .ii.iuii
1W ,l,liT1 -I" ,.. mm-tmi
FRED H. WINTER.
pa. CAPOuae avcnjc,
M.iptp liitii riii. .iml I'iumi.iiih V fi, I Inn'
of kiiahti., U univiil ihil.i
ht WUtMM"Ml M,
REGULAR S3 PHJTOS FOR
S3.00.
CRAMER'S laJHavc,
JUDtWU H-
REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE
I Ilul luiann fi i Hiiiilv lloii.s,. 'iiiiH Iiuu.
I i- 'I i nun!-, i imIki liit , 1 1 ol. i . r aii'l
lli-.un' i'i"iH.v ami lliiililin
WILLIAM C. LOOMIS,
It. n.ii 4 timl a H mi 11 i 1 ti.
twiT.i muv
MONEY TO LOAN
AT LOW RATES AT
S, RADfN'S 123 PENN AVENUE
MERCHANT HSU8e,sleNAN0
IHILUH. I DECORATIVE
320 NORTH I . ,.
WASHINQTON.AVS, t PAINTER
llfHii iii ml pr
In; urnt- at hoil
o.ili-
PAPCR HANQSR,
32t NULEERRV ST,
COMMERCIAL QUICK LUNCH PARLORS.
dunlins. I'lii' l'ni"l, rolilt.' Mi mi. ii, lira
H'Mlilc l'rii' lt'iii "Ij aii'l ii'iihi
IH sml !.'Jl siiiu." itiirtj Nu,i,ion Pj
FINLEY ' S
Children's
Outfitting
Department
Jackets, Dresses, Hals,
Bonnets, E!c.
It Is u iiiiiiii-ul liiMtitici for mother
to want tliplr clillihi'ii ili,Csfeil lo-vvlti-liiiiKly
nnil pii'lty. With tlila nhn
in vlnvv, mIio In itlvviiy-i on Uir nlort
I'lll' "IlllllKM llPlllltlrUl" foi- till" IllllJI'll-
nteiit of lii'i- iliu lliiK-ini'silily a urvv
.liii'Kot, lull or hoiiiiol. This Is vvlicici
tlio olmi-iii-U'rlMlle fi'iituii' of our Hton
rninos In. She knovv.s our kiioiIp Iiiivp
itiiln toiic nnil nt.lr about tliom
not luiinil olscu hei c.
Pique Jackets
We aio tiiovv liif; a Loiiiplt'lP line of
ll'l"."t" ,f IU"lt ut'l. Ill HllOlt 1111(1 tllP Ill'VV
tllH'o-utl.u ter k'UBtlt, Uiifclun or 1)OX
rout, lii tsi.oH fioni one to s- .vrniR.
Infants' Jackets
tn c.isliincK lluiincl ami 1'ioi'liotct..
Children's Headgear
In Ricat vnili'ly of styles -'ilk,
InvMi, until, iilqiii", rtc, i'iiiikIiik In
in In" fioni $1.00 to X'.OO.
t'lillilion's Sun Huts', in all toloii,
ui :nc.
Small IIo.vb- l'Klini-n ami l.iivvn
lints.
Clllltll pii's' Lawn I'.nuiiPtn. (laillty
I'oidpri i'-H'tii'it Moiintit'i anil Sun tton
iipt.i, fancy It linnii'tl.
Children's Brasses
P'lnrit Hup nf lnnpr and ihoi t ilresiM,
with lapp ami i'ioili nlilt'i-y ti liiinilncr.
Ijitiplir- (lips-.sos, wltli low nppk ami
liorl hlccvo.".
Children's Underwear
Full lino of M
K Hill's!. Nislil t
.lllll 1.1I11R MUliU
Underwaists
Full lino or .Muslin I'tiilpi-vvpar in nil
ffiaiti's. Nislil Liovvns, iiavM'-s', Slim t
anil l.oiiR HMits at popular prices.
Tin' Fours, II. .t . 1iIp.iI ana
Nnz.ii'Ptli.
Klil Shoos Now line lu all hlj 1cm and
i loIoi-p.
510-512
Lackawanna Ave
A Secoad-Class
. Citv with a
First-Class Stock of
Co! Glass,
Sterling Silverware
OSooks, Etc.
Suitable for
Wedding Gifts.
Mercereati Zt Connell,
132 Wyoming Avenue.
YOUR NBfOS I
'f' J I i 1
FRANK M. MOYER,
Contractor and Builder.
OSO PENN AVENUE.
.TnbMng of all l.lmls promptly
attpniletl to
IMIMVII.s l fllll lll'l I I.V M'HMII ll II.
THE HOME SUPPLY CO.
3 Cii'iU fi.itilinr.". It it. Iln. .mil tiuoi imerincft
u, i.., ji not.ile piltci .11
i 724 W. LACKAWANNA AVE,. SCRANTON
Hf JI
WATCHES, CLOCKS. JEWELRY.
Ul PVIIIIM! spi;( ,m,
P. (3RO5S, 422 SPRUCE.
JAMES J. MURRAY,
siiiics. i iii il.f Hunt ,. Cm iipII l'ii in im
i,t i .In 1 1 in. Lil "ml- ami irntllrttlon Cirlun
I. Hi, .in-, ii uli.i .uni (.cjunl III. UOlk II
ii.ill.i N". I U I. it I. .ut. unit utfliilf,
I'M I WI'MU' .'137 sMj'()s ,'r.STi:.
STEAM DYE WCRKS.
iml I mull Di v l lc.iuliiK ninl Ullnliliing
(ititi K iallil fm ami tit live tui
j liliiilin in i minoitlt'ii,
wolf &
MCLANE,
ass'
tO.AO AVE,
Easter
Millinery
WENZEL
I'ijiI.i il l'lunitrr.
'I itini rs aii.i I . i sii i
ur- 1 innaiis i iM!
L I il I I 1 lltUlillI
iii)iit'il.v ilonc 'ito
Vilini .ni', M.ran
lull, I'J
WILSON J COMPANY.
I mini it 'hiiliiii illniil .It'rin.iii lliillilln;),
,i sj,ti,. . iiit'i s., union, 'i suit, ,U'seH,
ni.1-. i.inis ini'itl in icnH. tlotlilns tr
in, ml, i.ill, il lul aiiiliklhu tl Sew I'liunc. Z'rii
H, A, RIEFENBERQ,
I'luinl'in,. lniiiiHK ami llfJlnu' Mlc aqrnt
lur llo'UliI I'tiiiiaiL'
i'iU ,,i,iu. 1 I- Sli l.'ii'iui lieet
M F, WYMC3S,
FUNERAL PIRECTOR,
Hi' li lnn Sin 1 1 "2i i mui. r
I all., 1 l'.k liuiic llinivi" l'io:uit Mtrnlicn
THE GILHOOL
WAGONS ARE
ALWAYS LEADERS
RCMEMBCR THE NAME AND STREET,
3IG TO 32S N. SEVENTH ST,
I .