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TJ-llil SCJRAXTOX TRTBUNJ3-TUI3SDAV, JUNE 1.1. 11)01.
(Je Scranton $rt6tme
runllihrn rully, Kvrrpl S-nn.lsy. ' T1'eTr)'"
unc I'uMlnhlnr Umpsn.t, at l'llly Cents ,t Month.
mvv p. niniAiiii, iimor.
0. I'. BVXHIiB, limine Manager.
New York Often ISO N.xau St. vnn.IASD)
Sole Asenl (or l-'oiclan AUllln.
Entered at (he I'ostnfnic Scrunlon, t'..
Scioml Cla.-s Mall Mutter.
When space will p-nnlt, Tlie Irllitmc l .tliuys
Kind to ptlnl elicit I teller fiom Its Irkm" "
Ins on current topiti, lint It? tulo Is llial Jn"'
lnnt lie rlKnnl. tor pi'lilltatlon, by tlio wilier a
ira! mmn ami tho irmlltlon piccnlcnt tn '
trplancp ts that all contributions 1i.ill lie MiWit
t" editorial retUIon.
1 111: ii.at tiAir;
1h following; table
each lnertlon, spate I
ion aiivi.htimnu.
slinns the wire per Inch
o lir used u-itlitn one year!
' I'nll "
Position
.m
.11
, MSI't.AV.
I.'ss IIpjii 'Ml Inches
"' rntlici . .
i;on ,
ffurt "f
I i .-inls of ih.in!i
i,-.,-.1h, !.. isf noltoleill 0
"li'l sllllllll I'Tltlibilt
vrtl'in' I he 'I illume
a tlii...
Rules f..r Cl.i'.ltM
appltcallrn.
ions In the nsturo ol !
ni.il,es limine nt a icms
.-lvri ti-lnc (iiinMieil on
li.Wrn.V. .IC.Vi: II. l!)0.
, Tbr ynv, ,, !iIii.!p.iii 1im- hIkH
'0 .in mil r.-iin-- .icnh't vhl sin si
linMlT-i it (Ik- r.M.i ijtitilioi 1 u "I
1 "v nxlilLli Mir. s.,im i-nt-ipiNe In
fl"lllll ills lllllm IlllUlti- liltlo Vi'lHt'lH
1l1.1i Inn lurii I'Xi'H i - -t" in ilepi'iv'iiB
tll'-tll III lllfMIIS Id S.llll Mil IllllloHl IIV-
Ii's. llin 11 on Mi! nt will In- mho nullity
i'f ciiiiii.ii'iiilallnii.
Up to the Chevaliers.
IT It! Nl i'' -ii:ii!.iik lll.it tho ntl
llllllisllfltlllll III WllshlllRIOII liiis
rll I.IM slinl;,.!, ilv to tllP
JiikkIci-. unci inoiiiin-linnl;s In tlif
('Mb.'ni nn.oiitmiiiuiil ('iiiiriitliin. "
lnc tin in uliliiuii uipliiK "t'loiiiuiiy
tll.it m 1. -piii of 1 Iip Pin It :miril'l-
1 1011 1 h th" t ml II idii proi-eileiil to
ircp:iriitniiv .M lv witliihitwiil nf
Anmricnn imiiiul limn Ciih.i. Tli"
"in.lfi N tlinl tlif .ulniliiistr.itlon's
p.itlc iu-i. In. i niii ,i Imiw us it did
Tile rnltrvl Sl.iti". Iiii.' iliino fur Ctllirt
ini- til. 111 li.i.s pi. boi'oi I10PH clniif
till (ii" poiiplc lij iiiiutlirn. 'I'lic 111
pinwi'ifiHh ii Imj, unirniii nu t lio
n.iivfl or inii'illK' in iilj.-ci-of nf all
nrtilon.'lltlis. Til-' lulv.n.i.iKi.s it li.is
InMlttifil iimlil.-t Mirii.iinilliiKs m
Isnn'Miu-i.-. jucjiiillri. ninl hllilii-li sii
I'l'-lnn '.Mil iMlciil.itfil to Iji-ouI )f--ii'iMii
ii' ih-Ii ,ts the r'ubuiih never
flirnniul r. The history 0" Amei lean
Inti'iviu'cii in Culi.i is m irvonl ()f
'.llrIlll Holllnil out ilPtnils ol hcttor
1IIPIU V.-ltlf( p.H.llll.l in the win-Id's
iiPiiul... The icw mil lor all tills is pr-r-
llil.V llli'l ilnlll-ln i( nliim nil tllP pillt.nf
ih" pPttitoccrni-s LoniposliiR the luin-iiilttti-
of Hie I'liban i-onstitiitioiial von
xintlnii Mliie-h ip.-onily ititoil Wusli-ii-Ktoii.
Vi.t only did ihry talsily in
tlir-h- lepoii hut Hip;.- fl.isi-iMitly in-l.iti-i!
1 oiili(lt-iii-e pl.nod in tin in and by
piiLiilr- tiii-kciy sniuht to put tin.
Aiui'i ii-,in Rovrinniriil In n hoh .
How 11 pie.si-niiillvi- their conduct is
of 1 'iiImii i-iim.u-iri- mill .ippioval c ilo
not hnow. Y"i they ,-hp tho pick ot the
llui-l; .if p.ipci- htaicsiuc-n olectod by tho
I'uli.in n ople to ilmlt the franieuorl:
of their Iiiif;-siiii5,t tepiiblie. If any
Ainci ii-.in had ,1 nili-Klvins that the
tpinis of the Piatt amendment were too
liiiidiiiK It is noi rcinovcd. It is clear
ih.ii with iiieli lueii 111 contiol, a Culiiin
.ei'llblli not explicitly safesuanli.fi by
the I'lilteil Sial-. Mould speedily de-;-'
nerate Into a political iiIiiruo iput
which would letpiire a second appll
i.Miou o Aiifiiimi leniedy The cIiovh
llfl.s of Hi, i-'iiifiiiiui ,iie now fico to
i.H- with .1 drawn .situation. Itei'itsal
lo.ncept ih" Piatt anit-ndni'-nt litoially
iik.hi. an end to their rluanis of ofll
1 i.il pi. '10 and pe. Aeivptiinco of it
liir.m.N ni ,1 tenipoiai-y wrein-li of
ilirlt al-Mlid pit'tenyliiiih. Thoy will, of
lott.ie. a'-i-epl. 1 n t their icvi-lations of
".illlici iiu-.-.iif iiooily lor the state tliat
ibcy will set 1111 and try to run.
!; o"i the- iiii.il 'piiiiK aiiuoiince
1. MU- . r i'e-tiuci.,i of Ha- peach blos-
Mi!i has b?n oinllie, I. .Now Delaware
: nli 1 old tli.it liv ptacl. ciop win be
ii L"m.--,iall.v lame oiv.
The V. n. C. A. .Jubilee.
HI: KIPTIirni auulversaiyof
1 In- Y1111118 .Menu I'luistlan
.is-ocirttlons of Ainorlca will
a.-sc-inble in Ito-tun iluiliif,'
the ptTn'it week nut less than two
thousand delegates. These will not all
be Ani'Tlinile, I'm tile .lllbilie Kiltllcr
111?" 01 the asMiclatloiis in tills eountry
Is to be ni.-o an lntornatlmi.il nieetlnp;,
aid tlie worl; (p other lauds, much of
which it ltci"il to Inillafe. will be told
of at the llosion meeting. The Allieil
iiiii Voiint," .Men's ('hrltiiltin associations
had .1 final beyinnliiK. At Mmitioul and
In liostoii, e.u-h wltlioiu the knuwloilKo
of tin- oilier, but both III Peeember,
l'-l. t-ij-h associations weie toumled.
Th- inOJnlPe pf th4 toriimtlnn of c-.k-Ii
'.line liSim the leportod .su'reess of siieli
n inoMint In KtiKlutnl, where It hud
been hotted by Hit- t'iernee Williams
111 lSH.Rllr; In yet living, but will pot
h at tho Uotjtoli nipetlug. There he
will htvjit-piutfcntecl by bis son. Mr,
How,i 1 (Ji Williams.
ThoieC file other men beside the
fuimlei&vho weie aetlvu In the eaillust
oilt ofc tho assoelatlon as It 1 mildly
si uw m .ure still promliient In ro.
Ilglous .worl? mid In rulleet sympathy
with all'tbat tho absorption in widely
1 uniltlfil' directions, has icat-hed out in
do ifr;thy.sQ S t,u night Itevoi-r-uil
Hf-nry C. rotter, who but r. fuw days
ago m.iUe Uq ndilrcss at tlio cotne-r-ttoiiq
l.Klnfj: u( tin? Vuumj .Mnn' Clulb
tlau iisiicl'itlon'.s nnw bulldins; In this
city. '
For the first ilftton years of Its ex
istence ."611 th Wasioin continent, the
as.soel.i$n whuiavei- established lind
ilc'voted.Ttstilf tu iiiiscellur.eotis religions
mid cliaVltable activities. But Mr. Will
Inni Oliauncy Langdon who effuetcd
tlie flrst'i'ont'edetatlon of the Ameiiean
nsbnclrttions, as an Interesting it-v(ew
In tliA riilladelphia, Times of the his
tory of the movumvnt mukes note
"wlili sjessrs. bolter Hralnard and ile
Ituuiey. Blood, nt the ftnt Intel national
rtnfeienc-e, tor the adlicreneo of tlii
as-soelatlons'to tl'ie pilneiple of work
by youns men for yotuiR ineu. :i prlu
ainiu which was thotoujhlv established
Itnn n idlWoti
I'apir jleadlng
,i5 .275"
so .;;
.Hi !"
,I.V, I .1"
.13 1 .ins
T
n'. (he Albany eniiveiillun In .Tunt,
1WI." The flisl Intel imtlonnl confer
rnre, hole sptik"it of, U,h hold nt tMil.i
In nr,.
How, In the pui'i'iit of tliis Ctiiitln
nientnl work, It ltns lu'nllfd Itnelf of
miiny iiKoni-loa lor the pliv-liul. 'uielni,
ultteiill nut) uivl rellalniiM (lino'iiriinent
of yotinK men is mutter nf rv--i-,--i
iit.nwIutiKO. I' iw plo, It lias reiieln'il
Mil an miff 111.1'w i-lass-'s ''.' niei, en
ueiivorinK to .ul'ipt all th)"i- v.irlotn
aKuneleii tn nio-1 I lie tieed. of l!lu.o 111
widely illffurin:; enuiloyniei-' or rain-ore
widely .lii.n-t In the ''tjr..iriillilto.
that lite has offered tliein, Is not le-'M
veil known. The "lliillronil V. M.
A," had lis llie"ill'in In 1ST. TIiioiirIi
the earuestnr-ss of the Honlhern slates'
IfMX'llltlollH lOiet'llll Wlirk llllllllll' tin
uegroi'.s was oi-biiiiIxpiI in lsss. and
evetity-t1o Mich associations are now
H'por'ed 'iiiuiiik: the iicriop-; In cities
unit edueatlonal institutions. Thin
hao n liettto Konr-rnl seeretaiy over
this work. It is IntcreslinB to see that
Hooker T. WasliltiKton Is iiiiioiik the
srnitliern deleKiites to Huston tills
Week,
Tlie llrs-t prrninnr-nt work iiiiihiik
the men of the I'nited States ariny
iitid ammiR s-allors was establlslied at
till beRlliiiliis of tlie Spanish
Aineilcan win, DuiIiir- the war fur
the llllloii the wnik of the associations
nniotiR- the soldiers was done through
the Christian commission. which
worked side by side with the Sanitary
I'omiulssliin. The student V. XI. C. A.
wmk In the eollcKos was orrr.inl.ed In
1S77. N'titm u ll. as an outgrow th from
tills, came the organized work lor
young men in missionary kinds. lie
guti in ISsh', tills depailineiit. says the
Philadelphia Times review, has now
twenty U'piesculatlve.s In the fmeign
field In I'hina, .lapan, India, t'eylun,
and Biicdl. It Is announced that last
year for tlie liist time an international
representative for a department of
work iiiiiong buy has been appointed
and that larger effm ts in that iliice
llon .in- purposed.
Tile basis of the Young Men's ChrK
tl.iu unsocial ion work, as set forth by
tlie llrst international conl'cienc-e, in
l1-.".", reads: "Tlie Young Men's
Christian association seeks to unite
those young men who, legarding Jesus
l In 1st as their i.od and Saior. nc
loidlng to the Holy Sci ipture-:, desire
to be Hts disciples hi their doctrine
and in lliei-- life, and to associate their
pfiorts for the extension of Ui king
dom among young men."
I'nited on such a basis, and with an
absolutely undenominational organiza
tion, the active workers in the asso
ciation have had a lull, tiee and fair
oppoitunity for their "wuik by young
men for young men," and thcie I si no
doubt that the Impetus that work will
receive this week at the jubilee meet
ing in Huston will help greatly to tie
extension of the work and to its. deep
est and noblest successes.
It begins to look a" (hough public
sentiment was jailing tin- nerves of
tlie Cuban constitutional convention
delegates.
That Leylnnd Line Purchase.
AS .MHNTIONM3H In this paper
iccentlv. when a onieinpur
i.ry tli.it should have known
better called Plot punt .Mor
gan's puu-hase of the I.eyland line of
steamships "an adding to the Ameri
can met chant niailne and of vessels
which the I'nited Stales government
could all into u.-e in lime of war," it
was no such tiling. As we then pointed
out, tlie Leylnnd line continues to be a
Hiitish line, although owned by ,111
American a line carrying the Mrill-li
Hag. manned by I'ritish captains and
views, subject In time of war to the
t-irilish government's, call.
There is 11 it the slightest tall for
American Jn' "i- Ameiiean pi hie in Mr.
Morgan's; pun-huso, any nioie than
thei" would have been had be pur
1 based a lliillsh castle. Knglislnnon
knuw Ibis perfectly well, or, if thoy do
not, their newspapois soon will make
them know It. Tlie London lion and
Coal Trades. Uevlew, for instance, sees
inattcis ck-aily enough, Ii says; "If
these ships had not been bought hero
in Aliieiiean aci nunt, others would
piobably have been built In the t'nited
Stales by Anieiiian wikmen with
American steel, mid this tmtntry would
have been a loser of both, wlieie she is
now a gainer. Aineilcan shipping de
velopuiPiit on the ocean is hound to
come, and the more it cmnos In tills
way the better w shall be pleased."
There Is the exact until in a nut
shell. It Is not of the kind, however,
to delight American shipbuilders and
Ameiiean inechaniis.
Sii SI1II1 chin, the I'ules.l.il leluiiner,
will doubtless find lli-t the Chinese
government has a greater "pull" at
Washington lliaii nt Pekin.
America in India.
IT W'ui'U) be Hie wisest lin of
conduct for the Hlltlsh Seeie
tnvy of Stale for India, l.onl
tieorge Hamilton, to assent to
Sir Alfred Hii-kiiuin'a demands tor it
pailiamentary Inquiry Into his charges
against tlie leptesentatlve.s of the Hilt
Ish government who gave contractsi
to American llrms for luidaes and lo
comotives in India, Sir Allied is swell
ing In his accusations, wjilcli lie at tho
Miine Uniy makes specific, of "bad
Americans." etcetera. What the 10
bults of any fair and honest Inquiry
Into woiK dotm shall ptove In bo no
Anieilca.i bridge or locomotive Hi 111
can possibly have any cntiso to tear,
Anierlo-ins are pot I'ooU, mid If they
slight their work anywhere, or kliup
it, ii would not lio In their Hr.st en
tiaiice into active ciiinpelltiou wljh
Knglish and Oer.nan onglneeis and
machinists abroad.
Sir Alfred is very kuki that "but tor
the "J7 per cent, duty, we (tlie l-higllsli)
should sell more engines u aiupi-Iih
(ban inn Americans would send lioie."
This may lift an exceedlnaly comforting
Idea for him. Ho piefiucs ids asser
tion with tlio leiniirU, ''the Aineilcan
engineer has u, piotected market, en
aiding him to make ciimiuous proiits
nt home and even sell at .1 loss ubtpud.
mid .still get a satisfactory loturn on
Ills capllal."
Of tbij statemeiil tlie -Now Y01I;
World viy sensibly says: "Aif.uiiilng
tills slate ment of Sir Altred's to lie
ttue, how eau ho e.spect to i-ouiuee
Hie Hiitlih p-oplu that it is at all a
bad stale of things for them? Ho tells
them, In off eel Unit the American
people t-o taxing thennolves licivllV
In nrtler to nlve Hiltlsli' inllwayf. the
heiieil of elicit per locomotives than
thoy could ntltenvjsp get, If that la .so,
It l sitroly n henpf.ii Hon In the Hiltisli
peojilp. Hut Sir All'reil goes further
iiml snyo ih.it Anvili'iin are not. ns
good its tli-ltlh locomotlvi'f-. 'J'hat
ciini-ot be true or "he the Hrltlsli
railway maiiagois do not know their
business."
Sir Alfied lays gtcat "Moss on a
I'm mull riiiliotul etigliiroi'.i icport of
Aniei-lcnii liiconiotlvrs burning nioi-"
fuel tlian the I'tmllsh ones In use
(lioie, hut lie omirs mnitlnu of Hie
gi enter diawing power ol' Hie Ant"! I
utn leciiinotlves, leaving It to be sup
1 used that tlio HK-l-bui iiltig com
parison If a lair one,
Ot course the Kngllslt bridge and lo
conioilvp bnlldets are yc over Ameri
cans coining In nlienifol' lliein In Kast
Indian conducts, ns thoy have done
ill Africa also. Chaiges of all kinds
ale to be expected, and half statements,
like tint: about lttel cniiMimptioli, that
an- worse (ban whole falsehoods. That
the Amerkan bridges and locomotive
will come out triumphant from tlie
torts of any pnrllninontnry or other
Ir.li- lurtilry into tliem theio Is no
H-ason whatever to doitbl.
Philadelphia Is piopo-dng to label the
ttie.s in Its ptibli - ripiaics and small
pniks with their botaniial anil cotu
iiKiii names. There at-.- over one bun
dled (II ff . lent kinds of ticcs In these.
Superintendent of City School Dr. I5d
wmd Itrooks is among the advocates
of t lie plan. It would be 11 good Idea
lot Xny Aug and Council p-nks.
Otiflin? Stddies
0! liaraan Nature
A Slight Mistake.
sin- ,n ,1 ile.a- old Idfh, in wlmni ail lur
iiiiikU till .1 ii.ii.iU- ten-e -)l iuis-mn, ni'l
li ipiill.i f.ii criiiiniitlliiir penile lilimil. ,
iiniIo her Jnl .1 little hit ih-.ner -till. Allium:
her .ieiii.iiiiliiiiie( ef lunc; kt.nnliiig, Ihonan mm li
uiiii!rer linn I elf, w.n .1 iit -. Taiplej. ih",
lilt a 1111M InMiiilfu! .mil Interi-liiig wiiluw he
hue hi- .i twenlj, iimaaieil tin tllti-rii .e.in
.1 p illein of liihlili, nml thin 'tippfil buni the
lush iiht.il en v. I.i.h .1 i;i mi.ilii'ii et .miiiiic
ladies .Hid ni.l n few miiiiii! cms lud t, laced
liei, to pichle .nu Hi" home ef .Uhise .Liinea
Gulden CeuKe 1 tn he a j,i'acimis ,ti-i-
iniilhii to hi- enl. il.uiclitri. It ia Mif.
fi.oke' 1.111I uhn.li thl Mll.inl hid jut hiniulil
lip ti) Ihe ileal- i,l.l l.ldi.
"New, niothei," I-.ili-I .aid Kale entie.iliil,
.din Ihey ImiI .id.leil .1 n- -itl tnuihe, tn her
difM .aid hair, "now. liu.ihii. don't toisrt .aid
..lit hei Mi-. Tiiiple.i."
"I wiin't. I le.i)l uoiri." l!u-ll itiollii-l s.lid,
,1- .-lu- wiiil out lit,- limn, .mil .ill the w.iy down
Ihe t . - -he kepi sijiiij; 10 heioelf, ".Mil.
( 1 iiki' I iiuke tueki- Mi--, (eiike."
Vn-iutti tin- paih'i ikiui I'lieneil; theie w.15
.1 -iiiiiid of .ill.', limine f.mwelK 1 mil uf . a
il.isi' uliri'l-, .mil lli seiilh li.'-te , w.l- he.ad
m.ikiiu' hi r w.iv luik In tin- M-iund IIhoi l.ihil
IK t 111 I- .11 tin' tup ef til" Mlw. 'Illl'll' w.li .1
-ill ilti.'d de-pi'liileui.i mi the inollioi '-- l.i' e.
"Miilhu. lull didn't "
"Nu. l-.diel," -he li-plnd. 1 lnpli.it I. .1II.1 . '1
i.dhd Iu-i- Nil . ('nuke .ill the lime."
"Will, Mh.it h it tin 11-"
ih-i iniilhii sink inti, hi-i nu km;-i h.iii.
"iiiliuiu:. l-.ilul, untliiiis: .a .ill," -he .neweu'd
limkl.i, "i-Mi-pl th.it whi-ii I winl in I -lid, 'I
an m, irlid hi - e ,iw. Mi-, t ,,.,kc. How 1 Mi.
I'.npli-.i .'"I l.n jiri'.s MiK.i'ini..
Ecnefnctor Proved a Good Example.
'Iholn.l-. . I.iw-on, Ihe llu-ti'll -leik lil.iki'l,
win, h liitilidnir .1 .i.uhl tn loinpitc tni tin
pimh-ue nt il ti inline thr tneih.i's up. 1-,
nlli nt Ihe nm-t ill-.! 11 ed H-l-nns ill lln-mil lllliili
11.1l null-, lel.ilih the s.aind.iy r.Muini; Pn-t.
Mi. I..iu.-nii N 1 uiiii-iiiii- in 111. .nu! hefoie he
-.1 Indued hnu-elt .ihout th.11 pd-ntiil .nminntii.
1 .11 icii with him hei one pi.n tii.dl.v aupn-Mlilc
he w.is the ei- litim nl ineu with li.iul-lui.k
-imic. Hi- Icll- Willi 11111-11I1 1.1I1I1- leli-h nf his
ipuienie with .1 Mnnt.ui.i tn.iu who hee.inie
-li.iudeil in lln-tim .aid .ipplied In him mi it
I", in. Ile w.inlid In Kit Inline, he -.ml, .11, d
uinc Iheie iniild e.i-ilj lei.mp hi-. lu--e-.
Ml. Liwlnii ii'immheied the time when he h.nl
lie.iled tticniU hhn-ill, .mil thdituie sent hi-t
1 1 1 1, wall I In nun tu pimlii-i ,1 takri fn,
Mel. 111 Ih .il-n s.oi Ii"' 111.11: S-'i fm in 1
ill I. Ml eu'll-i-.
I.e-, thin 11 week lilir i, l..iw-nn met the
Mi'iil.ini 111. 111 in Ihe i-iiinkiuir iuuiii nf .111 nii.111
-limit 1, while Ihe i. 11m .1 11.111I link w is
"iiiuiiiu- l.ni-hli Horn Ihe -U'H.nd fur .i Kimii
ul Hit 11 h.v whom he w.i-, .-iiiiumidtil.
"Iltlln!" .-.lid Ml. I..iw-nn. --I thoiisht .mil
wile ifuiiiu- h.ii k tn Mnnt.in.i."
-1 I .mi," uplied Ihe M.uil.1111 nun, "h,i
w,i of Kiiii'iie .mil A-ii."
" nd im ,11111 weie -impli 'wuikniu In1' Let
with!" -.lid l'ie llcti'ii 111.111.
"Nut ,it .ill, Ml, I..IW-1111," w.i-t the It'pl.l.
"Inil I llimitthl the in.itli-i ma, i-nld inv 1.1II
iiuil In Lei In ,1 -i.ilpu, .aid put ihe piniiviU
inin .1 liter In nue ul .Mint- mppi'i- nml piillul
ill iiiile n pile."
lie nliim! tu up.o Mi, i.-iiii 1 In nii'iiiy
.idi.aiiid, hut ihe ullei w.11 ili'ililnd
Why Carnogie Chan peel His Mind.
llbll Pi-we.v, diiritur ul Ihe state lihi.ay
stall, tells tin etm ul Im v he iiidiiinl Audiew
( ainmii- tu (h.uce the ih.a.itter nf hi- ifis tu
lllii.ales. I p tn .1 -hull time aao, when Mr.
I .11 in cm nude ,1 diiiiillun In .1 town ful .1
liln.u.i, he Mipulileil 1h.1t ihe town iim-t Hu
rl, Ii ,1 sum 1 quii.ili nt tu sis pn mil, iium
the .iiiiuimt il'in.ited ful iiiaiiileti mi e. Whin lliii
fail 1 unit; In Mi. Pewei's iilltntiin lie i.illed
lipuii .Mr. f.ilui'sl".
"Mi, ( aiui'sie," he -aid In him, "mil .ne.
iloini; 11 Kii.it null,, hill Iheie Is .1 i-eiuii lliw
in .Man pi III."
"Whit is lli.it:" i.ked Mr. l.inui;le
"Why thai 1 pir tent, Inr iiialnlininie' li
i. not near (imiili. 'It 11 pei ii-iii. niiKht tu he
juur lilininiuni siipo-p .miii weie tn give ,1
nun ,1 li'.i.-e i.iluul ,a .-nti, and stipulated Ilia I
lie (liuiild spend .1 "im npih.ilent In l pet
in I. on llie hm-e's .ilne fur hh keerp, 'lli.it
wi'iild he 1 .1 nl h. What iiuiiltl lieinim nt the
lioi-eV"
Mr. C.aiiexle .n the point ,il nine." m
Mi. peuci, In liiliiiE llie slui.i. "lie tnld me h
wniihl 1 lunge Ihe toiiililidii fur Ids uitiiie Kills,
And he has, uu will iinthe tliat he imw i.icu
(en per 11 nt, ful nuiiitiii.aiee for all the llhi.itifi
tthkli liu liiiild.".Viw- Wik Tunes
At the Other Eud,
.eiuin luial ufhcci' was Ml ioiniu,is ami
loiuiileil when oil tint).
One day when ho uji nttkei .ol-llie-w.iti.il, nud
iniihl mil. us usual, tin I ju.v thing nt i-oihujik-iuo.
In Kriiiutile ahuiit, he atlunptid in lent hl ,ilte
on 0110 nt the jtukcrt uf the cs-el, who iu. In
tin! en'sdiie-iuuiii, mi duly.
lining iu Ihe peaklui; tube Ihe nllleir lellnl
"Is Ihi-io J blillullli; itlivt at the ind nf
this luhei"
'lliu 1 1 ply (aine Uik ipihk and itartlli'
"Nut ul lla ind, hi."
'lliu fevlnus ol Iho villtii, J1 he liirnci) aw.i
wllli .1 bin 1. fiiiwu, tan I e helltr imivai'il tluii
ili-Mllhitl.- I.i'.lii'l, Weekl.i.
An laciuable Stage of Elocution,
lint il.ij J tniug wuiiian ilii-iil ill Ihe hiUm
,'f ishiuii, niitl witn 11 n-u-i M-lt'satiTtu-d alt
i.ilhil Ml, Hunts oui 01 ihe finale fm mi in
ttliiew in Ihe uuihle luuin. She r.xpl lined hn
iill as due In ,1 ih .-iie In hem In his iluhlirn
Mi, IXuls was all Jtiviuu'ii in -jii liislant, 1
talis Ihe .N'ew Voik l'n-1.
"I shuidil like an i-iijJii limit tln Instinct and
iiitirtalu lite luuii'aii' imiiilunt uf juur l.iinilt,"
tin; unit un. "M. liiiinli Icll me that I 1111,
ui ikiir, ami I am auii'luiiied Iu iteito tor
Imiii i-icrj diy "
"It niJ be ii id 10 hoe bcuniio iliionk .'"
tu-Tultd Ml. l.lalU, s.MinulliHkall.v.
"I siii'i.-c "," Ihe cluiiitlonist aiisweiid
Will lllllui-lj-lll
"Will," luininenled the xnalur, duamlly, "it
hi iilw.iji htcn the ptiullip nf our timiiy tn
hill hineiidriice with mir InelliiM wlierrer
we ean, lull Me h.iw In cvciel'i' mini' lil'ttellnii
In iVlntr II1I1. v h.nl 11 luirsein.ihl on(.nlni
h.x.iti.e laiiii, ami n i-n.it Inn 111 who w.i luilly !'
fm ninl I1.1 .111 luelil'iil. tn Imtti iMien llie mil
ftiilime (nxintrd nlln- the pailtm hid euleifil
unr 'erilie. tn that we felt Iwmml, in t'lirlMUn
ilniltj, to lelnlii llictit lur thf irst ol tluii
tl.i.i?. Hut I should l-aiilly fel lustlllett In iloi
inr ft imiltcicl whli n isnieine mI-ih.i I knew,
nt II. r tltni' of liiiihlni; Ihe rtnriiRtiuetit, tn Ik
Iu .111 inliumti! stace of ihniilleit, iiol)lblj in
ilitahle "
Pupils at Penn in
Prolicsome Fettle
.snl.il CuiieAponiteiire nf the Tiltuine.
I'lilUdelphM, .tone .
Till! I.Asr few ilri.'s nt lite I iilicr'lly of IVi.n.
jlHiiU haip hern tn.ide inemorahle h.v
the "liiKh links" ef the Muilcnl. It l Hie
IniniriiiDi Ul eti'loin nt Ihe iiiiirnlt,v ttut
Ihe twn w-eek piriciKns tlie thy of srmlniilloii
lie made 11 lime of le-thltj, teletiutlnii and Rein
rial Roeil fellowship .11110111: iniileriri.iilu.itrs .mil
fniully iillke, 'lids jenr the' iielinu will nlj.
sriird iiime full tlinii eier hrfme. 'Ihe livn
weeks alluteil In Ihe iiirrrlii'rnl ended jejlerrlay,
whin ,1 hmte tuimhei nf ntuileiitK eujiycd tin ex
tni'lon down llie Pil.iw.ne lliei- In w'u-liliiglen
I'.nk. 'Ihey ihatlrifil n -null stenmhoat mid had
.1 banquet upon their iirili.il nt the park. Thry
lituiiiid alter inhliildil h, uioiiiiIIkIiI, ninl nil
nmioil that they hail had, in one of them e
piced it, ".1 teise.iis lime."
WI1II0 the students weie Inline .1 sural time
ilnwu Ihe river, Ihe fewctoie (n-eils, 01 (till s'ii
th nts at the inilurnlty decldnl tn lia(e ft little
ieleht.itl.ui .itnone Hit inrltri. Unmet Hall, llie
women' iliMluflei.i, was ihoen .is the siene of
the ciuliiitllon, and thioiihont the createst ec
mi) w.is oli-eitcd. 'I he c.Miinnsliim In the
lurineiil of the hall was lie.iiitifully ileinialed
villi led nud blue huntliiK 0111I flower. It was
ir'nheil In make the atiair a m.isqiier.nle dame
".-lien by Hie iindei.eln--siiomen ill hotinr of Ihe
suilor.- about to qnduale.A.- no men liad been
Iniilril the fair .stiuleut.s ilriitled tn li.nc "make
helicie" men, and a piofe-sslon.il lostiaiici- in tho
n'islihoiliuori hat! soon tented out eiciy kind of
man's iutiiinc known to inisqiieiadcl.ind.
As a ii-ult of all thee preparations, 1111 cvint
took plaec la-t tilshl iitlionl piecetlent in the
hWiny nf the in-llliition. The fri-ky gill slu
rlei,t win, had the icincrilv to don niiseullne
gaib weie ariaied In the most curious and out
litiillsli wajs. 'Ihtie were hooted and spuuej
inialleis of the fllteentli and slMrcnth centiirhs,
suldicis .nisi sailors nt reiy class and time,
tliess..-uit.d ineieahnut-town, monks, athtetcx,
paces, attoi.s, iill.iiiis anil heroes all were thcie.
'lliei t'lajed Hie gallant Iu the mole s-edate sen
mis in approntl man fa-hlou. If any of tin.,
unhiis .teamed to cxthincu the romp my of Hie
louiiteifeit for llie Pennine man thcie were 110
tiihle -inns of it. They would hate yearned
in tain .mjwny, fm- thrie was not a real man in
blKht. It looked a though eieiy otic had yone
to the lelehration iloun the iltei.
0
The annual . leuiilmu. width is the l.i-t olluial
studint teltln.ilinii of the tear at t'cnn-iliani 1,
ha- otemretl. Kadi eai the mcnihcis uf the col
lege tlep.utnient nf tlie uniieisily -elect the
iim-t 1u1pop11l.il nl the family anil how tliiir
leenot for him lit hummer him in elKpy amid im
pie be lites anil teiemonie-. Tlie honor is eon.
sitlmd a deridtdlt eesatiie one. Vears aso a
pn.tis.-oi who was llius signally honored w.is -o
ili.isiini'd that he resigned and w.u neter again
s'-en williin the iniitii-il,. 'Ihe professor who
this .ten inidi-iwent the oidral of haiins Ids
likene-s iremated Mas In. Aithur llohsen I'liimi,
of Ihe laigli-h depailineiit, and author of "Penn
s.tbiinii Morie.s." Tlie ,-tinlents allege that Dr.
yiiinn is a tlist iiiplliiaiiau who looks with nil
nue .ay eteiitt tij-fii all students Indi-, rnnile
It. 'Ihe bundled ami fillt student.s who were
iiiuler tlie slilit hand of Pi-, (jiiimi during the
la-t .teal weie foiemost 111 the (elehintioii. Tin
plate nf esfeution nn I "r.i nl-l in Field was rowd.
ed ttitli speitatois, who watihetl the letengiug
sludeut.-, .1-, 111 dciil'- -uiL. they danced glee
fully .iiiiiuiil a huge uionfiie while the flames Hik
ed tlie ilhgt nf the iiiifoitunate tjiiinn. seteial
hiunhed tolumes of Ihe iktim's book, "Penn
stbaiiia stoiie-," wire thrown inln the Iho
and lonsuiiicd. W. II, I).
OIL
THE NEW YORK SUN
Money Article, Headed
"The Financial Situation
published each Mondny, has for 15
years been looked for with the great
est interest in banks and counting
rooms and among- all financial men,
and has been respected as perhaps
the most intelligent review of the
money market and stock market. In
this article, Monday, June a, the
Sun in the course of a review of the
business and condition of the South
western Railway systems says: An
other potent influence affectingAtch
inson for good is the oil discoveries.
People here have not paid as much
attention to this matter as they
should. The general tendency has
been to scout it as a craze. But
there is no longer any doubt that it
represents a permanent and almost
incalculable increase of wealth to the
Southwestern territory, and hence,
inevitably, to the Atchinson, South
ern Pacific and other railroads in that
section. These railroads will gain
much by the additional business
generally growing out of the new de
velopment, but their chief product
will be in the astonishing saving
rendered possible to them in the cost
of fuel. A ton of coal in oil does not
cost over SI, whereas the coal used
by tho Southern Pacific and Atchin
son railroads last year cost between
S3 and S4 a ton. As the expendi
ture for this purpose is nearly 25
per cent of tho total cost of trans
portation on the roads, the import
ance of tho new found economy is
nppaient. It menus millions of dol
lars to these railroad properties,"
This article falily represents the
trond of thought toward the oil in
dustry nmong capitalists generally.
The magnitude of the industry and
its importance as a source of wealth
is perhaps not yet appreciated by the
general public, but tho leaders in
finance recognize fully that oil and
its numerous by-products is to cut a
gieat and constantly growing fig
uie in our domestic and export trade,
the extent of which is already colos
sal. To make money In oil it is only
necessary to discriminate carefully
and Invest In stock of companies
that are under practical and respon
sible mnnogement and have large
holdings of oil lands seemed at low
prices. THE PACIFIC COAST AND
TEXAS OIL COMPANY Is such a
corporation and this stock offers the
best oppoitunity to investors of any
now before the public. The company
refers, BY PERMISSION, TO THE
PRESIDENT OF THE BROADWAY
.BANK AND TRUST COMPANY OF
LOS A-NUEiaES, gal, You can buy
the stock now for 20c. PER SHARE.
The price is subject to advance with
out notice at any time. It will sell
for 40c. very soon nnd is fairly
worth 40e. now,
THIS STOCK WILL SELL FOR
$1.00 PER SHARE BEFORE OCTO
BER AND MAY SELL FOR MANY
DOLLARS PER SHARE BEFORE
CHRISTMAS.
IiocsLui l an .buy it Willi roulldeiue bnaiH.j
the tabu uf the frmp.int's holdings ami the tha.
a' tu and ability ef (m ui.inigcit and ilucUois,
are uljblbliid. Iluy it while it u (.heap. .01
nil I'lilitidjii apply tn the
INYESTMENTand FINANCECO
Room 1, Dime Bank Building,
Scranton, Pa.
THE TRIBUNE'S
EDUCA TIONAL CONTEST
$3,000 in Special Rewards.
THE SCRANTON TRIBUNH lias inniigurntei' its second Edu
cational Contest which, like the first, is open to every ambi
tious person, not only in Scranton, but throiiRbout Lacka
wanna and other counties in Northeastern Pennsylvania.
This contest will be even greater in magnitude than its predeces
sor, embracing special rewards of the very highest character, and
will be carried out iu strict accordance with the rules of fairness
and justice.
The first contest, which occupied the attention of our read
ers from July to October of last year, met with such encourage
ment and was so successful in every way that it lias been de
cided to repeat it.
This year the special rewards are limited to those of an edu
cational character, eight scholarships being olfered to the very
best educational institutions in the state.
The Special Rewards.
Scholarship in Lafayotto Collego $1,000
Scholarship in Swarthmore College 1,000
Scholarship in Stroudsburg Normal School 675
Three Scholarships in Scranton Business Colloge,
$60 Each ! 180
Two Scholhrships in Scranton Conservatory of Music,
$75 Each 1 50
$3,005
Each contestant failing to secure one of these special rewards
will be given ten (10) percent, of all the money he or she turns in.
X B. Tlio flrtt two ftholar-hlps do not Inibul" meal, hut the conlestinls feiiuni-;
thcie will be jrlien tin (Hi) per tent, of nil iho money he or she tiuiu in lo Hits
Tribune, to aNst In patint; this cpcn-..c.
Rules of the Contest.
The special renaids tv ill be given In tin'
retsens semiing tho laigtsl number of
point?.
Points ttill be erediled'to rnnle-tants ecin'.
Ing new imb-erlbcis to 'Ihe -itianton Tiihui.e
ns follows:
j Poinls.
0n Month's fnhsrtlptlon $ .30 1
Tlueo .Months' Mihiriptlon l.-il
Sir Months Sulw ription !!..in i
Ono Year's Snhcrlptioi .1.00 I-
'Ihe tonte-tant with the highest number
of points will be gitcn a iholie fiom the
bt of special rewards; lln- tonlestanl with
Hip sciniid higlict number of poinls will br
piten a choice of Ihe lemalniiiR; rcwaich,
and o on through the llt.
I'aih lontcstHnl laillns to ecute .1 special
rewaid, and al-o tho-e who sclct t the lh-t
two hdinlan-hips ttill be glicn ten per lent,
of all money he or she turns In.
Full particulars will be lurnished all interested, including a list
of the winners last vear with the number of noints they secured.
Address EDITOR EDUCATION All CONTEST.
Tribune, Scranton, Pa.
ALWAYS BUSY.
Our Oxfords
Low in out. Lois- in price. High in
quality. Ladies' from 7uc. up. Gen
tlemen's from $1.'Jj uii.
Lewis & Reilly,
Wholesale and Retail.
THE
People's Bank,
Mears Building,
Court House Square.
Capital Stock, $100,000
Surplus, - - - 25,000
Savings and Business Accounts
Solicited.
President -Vice
Pres. -Cashier
- -
- C. D. Jones
G. P. Reynolds
- H. M. Ives
DIRECTORS:
(' I), .lours,
(I. I", llr-i nolds,
'Jliomas bpuguc,
Aithur Dunn,
O, S. Woolitoitli,
V. 0, I'ulion,
fikluiil O'lliirn,
II, P, C'aittr.
i-JlllllCl .s.imlcl,
T, C, Von Mnah,
A, II, Wurman,
M. .1. Ilwlct.
SEEDS
Lawn,
Timothy,
Millett
HA I
325-327 Penn Avenue,
Allis-Chalmers Co
Succebsoitt to Machine ntttfliu-ss or
Dickson MunuUcluitii? o., Hcrunlon
and Wllkcs.ll.irie, li.
Stationury lCnslncs, Hollers, Minlns
Jluclilncry, I'timps.
srjmiy
Clover
hi
.Ml Mib-ulptietu must he pilil in iih.ime.
Only new- siib-t rlheis ttill lie rniintcil.
lleneitals by pcisona ttha-e names tteic on
our Mib-iriptioii li-t piiur lo Mat- II will not
be ucdltetl, Ihe Tilbinie will inicallgale
cull Diib-i lipllon and If found irirgiilar 11
any way ic-ciics Ihe right to lejitt it.
No liau-frr can he made after credit hai
once teen sit en.
All Mih-fiipt'oiK, nml Ihe ta-li tu pit- fur
same, mu-l ho handed in at '111'- 'I'libim
of lis 1? wilhlu Ihe tteiK Iu tthlth they ale ,s
ciirul. su Hi it papi'is may ho scut tu the
Mlb-cribeis at nmr,
-ub-triptions mii-t he wiitlcn on blank's,
width fan he set urcil at Ihe Tribune ufliic,
or will he sent hj mail.
The foulest will 1 lii-o piomptly at S o'lloik
Patuiriay ctcnii,;, .ugii-t :!1, 901.
IH ol
i i i
I'HE NEWEST STYLES.
THE LOWEST PRICES.
412 SPRUCE STREET.
Have you tried our Special 10c
Linen Collars? We have them in oil
the latest shapes.
P. J. HONAN,
Merchant Tailor.
319 Lackawanna Avenue.
SCRANTON'S BUSINESS HOUSES.
THESE ENTERPRISING DEALERS CAN SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS
OP EVERY CHARACTER PROMPTLY AND SATISFACTORILY.
MRS. SARA ALLYN,
MANICURE.
CHIROPODIST AND
SCALP TREATMENT
,rA,.,'n Menu Itiiililniv, I'.ulois open Montla;,
lliiir-tby ami Sitimla) r-trnliiss.
PETER STIPP.
flrnrral 1'oiiti.it.ltii-, Iliiililn -nut ir.irr in
llinlilins Mnno, trim tiling ul icll,iu ,i s
lUlly. Tilciilinno t-'M-'
Offlic ,.!7 Vasliniut in nirimo
ASK YOUR QROCER
FOR KIRKPATRICK'S PURE
SPICES AND FRESH
ROASTED COFFEES.
fc. dUoEr-H KUa I let,,
rrir Ml I.aikmanui atuiuc, ininutiiiiiirr nl
Mac Mrctiu nt all Hi"!., full lui-pnni f.u
tlio spiliu sMsou, V" nnl'O a 1 Rnnh n, poii.li
snpiiis, etc
WALTER E. DAVS,
214, SIG, 2ia PAULI BLDQ,
Attorney-at-Lav, Scianton, Pa,
Scranton Laundry,
323 WASHINGTON AVENUE,
CtWs by tclcpliono rcicho piompt iltrntion
WILSON WASBERS.
SEOURITY BUILDING A SAVINGS UNION,
Homo offlie, io.viii') M,'.ii3 llullilin?, Ir.inacls a
eciioi -il liuililins ami loan business tluuiigliuul
tin; ttdto of IVinuihuiiu
FARRELUS TRANSFER
Moico I'rclglit, l-'nrnltiiic ami Ilj.n,-Ji;r, Sjfcn,
I'iauus j ml Mjiliincij',
217 LACKAWANNA AVE,
FRED H. WINTER.
S24 CAPOUSC AVENUE.
.Supk' (iiomlits am! I'lotUiam A full Tine
uf Vcgilablw, ill , it'LciicJ tlall)
M F. WYMBS.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR,
111-' Jjil-ioii Mint u Uioiiiuis n-
lalll I'.t Tclcpliono Jtct-utc Piompt Atlt-iiiiun
SPECTACLES.
MADE AND REPAIRED. "THAT'S ALL."
S, H. TWINING, 131 PENN AVE.
FINLEY'S
Dainty,
Crisp,
Cool
Dress
Materials
.Vint- tlinl suiiiiuei Is hcie. 'Wash
(ictiflM nnd light Hi cm Materials lio
ioiiit the Important routines of warm
tM'Hihei unriltnlip. AVe were never iu
bettor tliupr to supply the great do
iniinrl fur tlic.xp delightfully cool and
lir-fititlflil ill pus gontlH. Our coillllci-PI
nml shelves ovrt How with tlie mosL
popular f a hi I I'M of tho FCiison. Ocm.H
ot' ilttltity i-oiorlng nnd printing In ox
nulHltp nml rhihiir.itc designs; ulso th
neat dainty pallet us. Among- tlio many
now arrivals constantly being added In
i in- iihratly rnoiniotiH stuck ot Sum
mer Dross floods, th" toliowiliB: Rr
r.i-w materials:
Satin Stripe Batiste.
Incillc Do Sole,
Mercerized Dimities,
Dotted Swisses,
Silk ClMm.rnj.
In Stiipps, Dots and T'lain rolors,
Silk Finished Foulards,
Silk Finished Pongees,
Scotch ('hiL'lianis.
In Lace Stilpe KfCcets.
Mousdiiie do Sole,
In all the Litc't Slimlrs and Color
lugs. Mack XorcMj Wash Goods,
In S'rlpp s, I'h-'cks nnd brocade fg"
11 I PS,
Beirast Dimities
French Organdies,
Plain and Figured Lawns
Fine Percales.
510-512
Lackawanna Ave
A Second-Class
City with a
First-Class Stock of
Cut Oiass
ter!ing Silverware
Clocks, Etc,
Suitable for
Wedding Gifts.
Mercereaii & Connell,
132 Wyoming Avenue.
REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE
I flnil Tciiuils r.'i i:inplv llnmes, Kinptv Hmisf,
for Tenants, Collrct lifiits, Look After anil
Inainc I'rt'pcily .iml nuiilin;s
WILLIAM G. LOOMIS,
litems I ami i fluir llnlltlin;.
ALEX. HAY.
HOUSE, SIGNANO DECORATIVE
FAINTER
THE HOME SUPPLY CO.
Retails fiiniitiitf, licililliij; unit flior covenn;,
for mill .it ttlinlt-s-ilc priics at
724 W. LACKAWANNA AVE., SCRANTON'
JAMES J, MURRAY,
Smcrssor tn tlio Hunt .t Coni'll Co, In Hi
r,ui slicct nuto! v.oiU ami lonllMinn " irun
linn lies, iruir.s an I ki-iutjI Hi, work J
H'l-i-ialty N.i IU l,iil..iwiniii atrnur.
wolf
MLANE,
2SS
ADAMS AVE,
Easter
Millinery
wenzel
riaclkal Plumhcrj,
Tiniicn ami (insflt
lirx 1 iiniairs a Spi
i i a I I y Itcpiinni
pmiiipH ilonc "in
Ailams ne, Si-un
Ion, I'a
WILSON d COMPANY,
I .uliioinl'lc T.nlois (Hotel .lonn.Mi llilildins),
Sii pnno slut I. hi raul jii, I'a bints picsscd,
.ti rcnU, pants prc&i-tl, 10 rcnli. ( lolliing rf
palictl, calloil for and ilclitcrcti New I'ltune. W)j
J. B. WOOLSEY & C C
CONTRACTORS
AND
BUILDERS,
Dealers in
Plate Glass and Lumber
OP ALL KINDS.
Kingsbury cG Scranton.
Manufacturers' Apcnt
MINE AND MILL SUPPLIES.
District' nf"J fr i
John A Itoil.llns's ""? s w'r,? i',"1'..'1
llceliiial HP" Uuiu 'nh an' Hut't'cr Mlj
i ., ', ivli.ns. I'aikinu'. Hoso am! Mcchsnirsl,
n,.i,i.u Uoi'tl'. hiiowliou racUnif. Csrtfr'i
Oil t'lothlng. "oora lu "'M't mt-