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THE SCRAJNTON TRIBUNE-SAT CRDAY, AUGUST 3, 1901.
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&l)e eranton CriBune
Puhllhrt Hallr, i;t-t SiimUy, tiy Th( Trlb.
une.PuMUIilnR toniny, at l'iltjr Lcnli a Month.
I.rVY K. niUtl.Mlli. IMilor.
O. V. IIVMIr.i:, lli'ilm Manascf,
York Ofl..el ISO S.inM. v1.rum
Sulc Acnt for foirlsn AdictllMr.S-
tnttreJ t tlie Pc(i filer Jit rrinton,
' freewill llau MjII Mjurr.
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When rpici- IU permit. Tlio Tillmtic l nlwij
Rlad to irli.t lmf lrliT (mm lt Irletvl' "-jr'
in on uiitinl tniii, lilt lln nil l Ui'l "'"''
rmi't l.e tlRnnl. fin puMn niton, I'.v t" """-V
Iral nuiir) im.l lhe ii.mlilKiii n- ntrnt l
cfptanu- I. that nil vnfrf!nitlon shall 1 t"F1
'u jilllfirl.il nvljlon.
TIIM l'l,T MMT I'OIt .MtVI'.UTIMSII.
Tin folli-mlmr tiMi allow tin- I'll'e l"r l"1'1
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i'fls."NTv. .r;rT r. lum.
Colmii I IJ'.Min lum nipcniiil In tlio
role of ,i rier'ii(iVr nt .Vlinlrnl Hi liley.
Thai hit.' .'JHii'h In common.
V liercnVill It I-ihI?
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,lir." Ur.N-rillNC at r.ttroll.
tt n l i . mi Thin sday of
rnt n 'Kti'cs, Will Mi i 'ray.
hi-, mo tint, I'.otsy, and ltl-
h.llf-sii.rnc. Millie, U a pcettllatly vivid
Instant e of the mob xplrit that,
thoush mu ifrttHV im d in thf Southern
stalo, Frnif b niuif ptevalcnt and
more c.i:-l'v ei ted In that section
thnft e l !" Hi r In tlu t'ttlteii Hiates.
The pitnted nati alhu of the occur
ronee leads.
"The reroeji no title of thlrtteii
pufipet ted of iielr k Implicated In the
nuirdep of itr. and Dlis. It. T. Tallla
furo, it Willi- coi i le lhlni; near Me
Annn.v, a few nd I fiom I'arrollinit,
on Tuet'day illhJ. A tnive of ten
white men locked' Up a iickio suspect
ed of the nmtdiif nnd twelve others
supposed in be Inr plii ated. Theie was
a disposition to ! lynch iIpmii at onee,
but at a ill-is in eilnit held in front
of the J. ill Judge V. K. Stevens and
District Attorn -
V. II. Hill niaib.
sucli a st ro tic it
ipeal against l. neli
oniNltit; to call Hie
law. the Jtiilye i!
court at on. c to
the pilsoticis w !
try the cases, that
not molested. .tudKe
Stevens and lilsln let Attoiney Hill tie
Kan tukltiv the tei tlinony of witnesses
Thuisilay afleinu m. This Inll.imed
the ciovvit, as tin testimony pointed
ftroiiKily to the .V ii'iayi as the iniir
deiets. Tiny brnl e Into the j.ill nt
n.IiO p. in. and lynched the thtee, ild
dllllff llteli bodies with bullets. The
jnob anniniiKed in- purpose of laih
liiK the other ten "
Where a white woman b,is been
forcibly lolate,l .y a black ravlsher,
the ai'snment oftV rod for iiduiltiNter
ItiK trial and puiil xlnm-iit out .if coin t
Is that to tal.e tt e matter into court
would be to add Mo the woman',- suf
fering by tAposlns her to the lniMllla
tlon of a public i liiHM-i-Niiiiiliritliiii.
Where the crime Is of a less iikkiii
vated chai.ictei, the apolo;s:.s fup
lyneli law iniiKii,"y the Iuuk dila
and teihnleil pllflills of remtl.p' cnurt
piocidure, and pin id that th. n in,ili.
Is a shoit ellt to Jllsllce. lint ueillier
of these evcusis Is applli able In thlt
case. Theie was in. ctliue Involving
sex and then- was no delay, hut on
the contrary eieptonal haste In put
tins in motion the authoi .zid .linll.'l.il
niHchlnery. Yet nmb law nei -nnlo
st. mile law and ."Minted a penalty
dictated by passion and ptejudlce he.
fore the facts had been welj;hed.
Where will thl tetidiney. wldch di.es
not diminish, but. If publish. ., statis
tics nio reliable. Is i.ither upon the
Increase in this rmrnto, end'.'
A man 'who soiiMht umk at MoKees
port the other day wa. nrrexted on
a charse of dlsordeily condiK't, and
ordered out of town by the iniyor.
This acthe olllelal nia Iiiim- ii prefer
vnce tor thi" ordeily i lasj of lslims
who avoid the avenues of toll and dluo
eAClushely from the tomato can.
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Ail Important liconomy.
u . i mi. in tiitii.ii uiie or suar
ibectn Into siiR.ir, an (ndustiy
attaining kic.u propnitlons In
this tiiiiuti! and evidently to
have a lame growth, the, stalks and
leaves of the beets have l.i-rtofoie Rone
to wuste. Some I, ti liters have utilized
tlicm as feed for cattle; but the pie
Fence In the leaves of oxalic acid In
iHIKf ninoillil In the titled lear siiiin
tlmes as much. as 0 per cent.- has be n
aseilous diawbaek: and the only otber
tiTo'"ln Vokiio Is to return the waste
mntter to the hull for fertilizing pur
poses. The Ametlcan consul at Mailm-hint:,
In a recent icport to the state dipart
nunt, Kivtv; some vuluablt Infounatiou
concetnlni; forclRn eflotts to put this
waste to use. He notes t vpei hilly the
tuccessful attempt of a (itrman fanner
near Stiassiuit to make an easily di
gestible food from the heads of tho
beet, toirethor with tho siemn rind
leaves which an- cut off at the haivest,
by tho follow Iijk piocess: (1) ('leansInB
t)f the leaves fiom earth and dirt; (2)
nlmoHt-ciVestcuetlon of the oxalic ncld
contain 'dlji the leaves; (3) conserva
tion !flf--ffl,snr contained In tho heads.;
(4).!iblkl& of tho entire matcilnl; nnd,
finally,' .") 'drjing and Moilng of the
tame,
TJtc.tons and leaves aie left on lhe
field te'ii days to wither .during which
tinJo they lose from SO to S3 per cent of
the-witter they contain. At the same
time, the leaves bjulnk toKcther very
much, so that whon they ate loaded on
the wliKon nnd will shaken by the
workmen, a meat pint of tho earth
falls off. The material la then put Into
a revolving diuni buppllvd with sieves,
Into which hot air ntiinia. This dries
the'.u'tltilca of earth and Rand and
flmnit all fall through tho sieve. Theso
prpctedliiRs are followed by an al
jno$t .coninlclc dcomjsltlgu of tUe
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oxnllc nclrl. The material which hns
burn In this way half dried Is then cut
up Into all tec, nnd the drying Is com
liletrd nt n lower temperature.
l'rofeRiur .Mitvikcr a vv ell-known ex
pcit, ciiyn In ,a lepott that the diy
limti'ihil le.xiiltliiK from this ptoerms Is
n foiid with an tiilinltnliti' appearaiu'eh
tlial 11 CoinpiiFdl of Kfind tllliHtiiliroH
and can In pie.seived a lung time: that
It lum a ht'iillhy Miicll ami a cones
lionillnuly blight I'olot', which fhowfi
that th" ti'iiiperatuio iltnliiB the pro
ei'st oT ill. vim; line lint been IiIkIi
iioIIkIi to cnui the iU'Miiiinltlii f
the utiKar. It contalnx 14 per rent, ami
more of KiiKnr, wtill the peieentntfc of
iiMille nelil ha liei-n Hiluecd tii 0.12 per
cent. If one asiimex that an ncic of
beetH piodtlceH lu.l'iW pollllilK of by-pro
dllclM, the kiiIii In dr. fund Would be
iibout "."HO potllidM per aeie.
An eroiioniy of l'.'i per cent. In tint to
be Ignored In thefe days of elono
llmuliiK.
The IlilcrcslliiK fact Im ailliollliceil
that tin- women of VIikIiiIh own inoie
real i si. lie than the men. Klthcr there
Is a Kimil deal of chivalry In the old
dominion, or ebe the tin le Inhabitants
tlieieof ale fe.uful of riedltois.
Communism at Its Rest.
F
i:V MXI'MUIMIONTS In com
munism have had the success
that has attended the Oneida
.... i ... ,i.n
(onuniiniiv, locaieo m m
Onelda alley. New Yolk: nnd a lao
ehuie leietitly tlNtl Ibllted iiilltalns In
teiestlm,' data of Its liNlmy and re
sults, In IMS .l,iin lliiinphtey Noyes. ae
(omp.inled by about fotty New Kiik
h.iid fat met s and niechnnbs, with their
families, founded the community, hav
IliK h.-eti lutltP'liteil to do so by lellK-
InU'i motives. Their hmhIIiik of the
lllble bad led them to believe that the
true lusls of social life was a com
munity of inteiests and pioperty.
They put their purses together, fol tiled
one hit-Re- family, ate at one table,
winked for the i otiimou welfare and
pi osp,. led at least physb ally ami spir
itually if not ahvajs financially for SO
yea M.
Their lb st woik was iiri ii ultural.
Their location was well sillied to the
i ultlvatloti of fruit and they brought
Im Hi many new vailetles that added
lll.llel I,I lo the Hinge and piolltable
lieus i if Inn Hi ultllte lu general, but III
tbo-'i' early days maikela weu far off
Mid they lost $rt,00it befon they de
cided to RO Into elltelpllses whose
piodiiels iniilil withstand tiie delays of
tiatispnrtatlon or be held in stock to
til the ieitlh-einelits nf coliimeice. How
Ibis eh'lllRi 111 the trend of the tolll
mttnlly's activities came about Is thus
told III the pamphlet atolemelllloui'd:
"Theie happened to lie a rude black
smith's forge on the community land,
and Sevwill Newholtse, one of Its ineiii
Ixis, a trapper and hunter by Instinct
and a man of Hue mechanical skill, was
nuiiMomed to hammer out utile steel
Imps at this fuiRe for catching lhe
wild game which was pleiitv In the
mii loitiidlug woods and slteains. These
Imps, It was -nou noticed, had a le
linlle.ss grip and held whatever came
into their .laws, so that the nelghborlui;
Indians mid funnels' boys began to beg
or barler with .Mr N'ewboitse to fur
nish tin-Ill Willi the products of hs
skill from this Final! beginning the
fame of tin- Xewhouse tiap spiead to
lhe stuiekeepeis In tile lie.ilby Ullages,
and at last, lifter much experience of
hanlship and poxeity, the community
iili-i-lM'd that It imssessed, 111 tl'iip
li'.ikbig. the seed of a gieat nianiifae
tiulng Industry. More foigcs were
ltiade, the young men of the commun
ity weie taught trap-making by Mr.
New house, and. finally, It was decided
to send an agent to Dettolt with a
trunk lull of traps. This was a groat
rndertaklng fifty years sign, and tin
man who took tlieni stalled on' with'
many misgivings. Hut the imps sold
as sunn as shown, so that the agent
lettniieil with un empty tt link anil a
pocket full of onlers. This was fol
lowed by an unexpected letter f,m,
the Hudson Hay company. contalnlnR
an older the size of which gave the
niunlty a loug-ieniembcred thrill.
In Hie space nf n few years tho com
munity, fiiini labia lously hamiueilng
out a few ttaps of n single size by
hand at a forge, was making seven
sizes nf machinery, by the thousand
dozen, am! shipping them to all the
liontleis of America."
Hilling tin- Hist llfleen yeats of th,.
i ouiluiinll.v's exlstei.ce .i oul.sde help-
is wen hlied. th" meuibcis pot funn
ing all their own wmk. Tin-v was an
I'li'itlw lm.li il w tilth every siemg a
slgneil each. member to his year's task,
one man winking at fittlt growing one
year and poihaps at tiai -making, or
some tither vocation the next, tlu
lastes of each being, mi far as possible,
c.inultod and lespecled. "These yeniH
lu which tlio men nntl women of tUe
coiiiniunity did nil their woik weie,"
snys lb- pannililel, "tin- most Inton-st-mg.
as they were also the happiest, In
llH'lr lilstory. Amid their toll, tliev
cultivated music, both vocal and In-MMiiiii-nt.il,
with nstonlslilng enthii.-il-iimii.
nnd u line f.(ilnged otchestra of
twi-nl.v-llve memlieis. wlilch played
chiFnlc.il music, ami sweet HllKi-ifi. Imtli
male iiinI fi-male, did much to lighten
the lift- of labor. Tin- otclnstra always
played for half an hour at nocn. nnd
those tntt-italnnieiits, with the dall.v
evcnlnf? meetings In which the pafiets
and correspondence were lend aloud by
a Boodi reader nnd every oecurience
which was of general ramlly Interest
reported, made u d.-iy of far inoie than
common Interest. " Anotlter Interesting
communal fenture was the peilndlcal
coming together for mutual criticism,
when each member would be told by
tlio others with perfect candor and hear
In silence nf faults or shortcomings oh.
served lu hlin by them, furnishing, as
It were, a school of character training.
This ciltlclsm was ulteied mostly In
kindness nnd taken In food part.
Hut as the demand for the commun
ity's ptotlucts glow, labor was em
plocd In continually Incieaslng mini
bers, pioduets wero dlveislfleil and
gradually tho communistic fen tin en
gnvo place to an Industrial basis, with
the orlclnal membeis more nearly iep
lescntlng stockholders In a great cor
poration, In lb?0 tho community was,
In fact, Incorporated as a Joint stock
company, with a capital of 1600,000,
which was divided among Its numbers,
men and women alike, In ,tho propor
tlon ol the pumbei: of years' (service
which each had contributed to crentliiB
the wealth of the community. The busi
ness affairs of this corporatoti have
since ptospcrtd ctiiittnuously under
rkllful uinnaKi'tuent, but im u socialis
tic object lesson the community has
ceased to have more than hlstotle
value. All that H left nl Oneida of the
olden sharing of everything In com
inon Is the common dlnlntr room and
llbinry. The sons and Krandsons of the
founders, those of them who remain on
the tdd place, many havlUK scattered,
prefer to live and tear families. In Indi
vidual homes and their business i Chi
lians In noways differ fiom those of
other men, except possibly In the fact
that they hae better than the average
kind of blond In their Veins and more
than the avcniKo llnamlal start In life,
('omuiltulsm Is beautiful In theory,
hut never pei miinent In practice.
At piesont the hatiKhty, ItlKli-prleed
potato will soon hiok a tleoiKla water
melon In the eyes of the buyer.
Manifest Destiny.
I
' -v llll.ADKl.l'IHA capitalists, It
Is announced, are consider
ing "establishing a line of
stenmeis to ply between that
poit ami l'orto Itlco. Now that no
tariff obstacle Intervenes, theli- Is cer
tain lo be a very liiniked Increase lu
Imporlatlntis from that Island of taw
sugar, tnb.icto, molasses, and coffee.
The fruit trade, too, olfeis an Inviting
Held of exploitation, all that Is iviUileil
being fast steamships nntl adequate
whaives at the Turin Ulco Hull potts.
Should the cxpetlmeut be tried and
found successful, points w'lth i expect
lo which tin- eperts appear to have
very few doubts, It will not be long
mull the agricultural Interests of
1'iib.i will want to shate with l'orto
lllcti on tin equal l'ootliig the beneilts
of flee entry Into the m.ilkets of the
Atiieilcan malnlainl. At present only
s per cent, of tin" possible sugar lands
in t'uba aie under cultivation. The
development of tlu- remainder will re
quite tluee things: litst, a maikct in
width to dispose of tile ptnduct; sec
ond, bettor tiauspoitation facilities in
t'uba: and third, a stable anil well
conducted fiiban government.
The people of I'ub.i will soon ha e an
opportunity to meet the last of these
lvqiiliciiifiits, and ihv setond will conn
just iih soon as the llrst offers a sllf
llelent Iiii-i ntUe. Alieady the cry of
the Cuban common hit Inteiests Is for
tetlpiocat trinle leliitbuis with the
Tnlled States whli-h will enable t'tlban
pioduets. to reach their neatest ami
best market on easy terms. Hut with
I'm to Itlco ciijo.vlng entile fitedom of
tiade It Is doubtful that any reclpto
city arrangement can be made with
the future Cuban lepnblle that can
put Cuba on an equal looting with
I'm to Hho. nor would 11 be fair to
Vol to Itlen, which Is wholly Atneil-
cau teirlloiy, to let the ptotlucts of
Cub,, In on equal tonus.
Cleat ly the logic of event? Is fast
propelling the Cuban pmplo. whether
they realize the fact or not, to seek
admission Into the Ainetlcau union,
They may try the plan of an Inde
pendent riivci unit-tit fur a time, but
its novelty and sentimental gratlllcn
tion will not compensate for Its eco
nomic ib llcleiieles, atnl the time of
their expel linent of Independent state
hood will al longest be short.
Tin- Vhlbulelphla .leffersimlan liemo
crats seem lo be "getting together"
in n manner that may necessitate tho
seivltes of the police to pull them
apai t.
It Is believed that ex-Senator tlor
laan has a lierve-wracklng contract
on hand lu tin- work of pionmtlng tho
Maiyland political color combine.
The .staleMiieti loaded with ambition
to u-wilte the tin Iff litws show a dis
position to keep well In the- pioj-pL-ct-Ive.
Admiral Schley's son Is now- mini
beted among the otllclals who talk
too much,
Mr. (iiont'x candidate for governor
of Ohio would not stay selected.
Hou) the Days
Pass at Chatifadqtia
Sk,I.iI l',iiif tin, t- "I TI., Milium,-
i i. ..it 1. v.,.
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Till III' .1 tr I .il I'lnul i i,in Un, ili.-t
ii, I in ,,1 le o nl II.,1 t ir P. lin.l an ant-r
I., Hi, I lll,rll,in illl-t l.,liil 111 Hilt' UN lietir
i
m i il on- uuii-r.it ,l,liii niiiiimv i, I iliu
p.t.iitli ,-. or tiy In tlnd u di-liulil, null In It.,
Viiiplnili, ,t,r .1 li.ilt lieui I, I. nc Hi,- tlini- f , '.
f,,r tl.p ptiinim i nl.-ll.iiiiiil, nl. The o u 1 1 i in . -
Im,- li.ii-.' nil.,,' i.iiluietMi Un- 11,11 "I I'lill.i-.ipln.
un. I tin- In Inn ikuiIIj flv.n lie u- .nc imw il,
lb, n, 1 In il., Vinpliltli. .iti-r. If Vusu-t lninu'H
tin imiiI In. i. ..'. tin- III.IHU, ni'iil will rittilie
Ii Imp In -i I lull, tin1 (,-iilp uiul in.ll,' iimrp
I, nun Wliilt- tin- nullipr III' In-, n w inn, l II i.i ri
ue lp, 1 1 Ii, llll .It rilllltjllill.l. UP li.ltp li, il
Rllll. Oil fli'lll tlill Illl.'ll-.' li,0 wl.ii ti Inn Im-. n
liniiili.k' tip inpo inul ii.'Nii.itln- people In nlli. r
pilN ,.f Hi,' Inllllliy, 1111,1 U, ll.lW llflmllillg
li.iw.rs ituy 1,'M 'li.t- llut l.,,'P ilim-i) tlip ,lu-t
n in I mil,,' tin' f.,la-;p .1 .liiiit-tum- gniii.
I'liU Ii.h Im ii ,i to. .it wl. at IliN liillo illy
i,n Hi" III.,'. 'Hip Wilni'siU' ivtiiiithm miiiiiiI
In till inv imiilt .iinl t "i le r nl tin- plnv, until
In, lil p. .,pl.' I..fin I.i I, ill. i.f l.iill.lin; aililitlnui
llllll 1'lllll4 I'P ll'llt. Illlt WiiIim-mI.IV WJ4 tln-
liiu'ui'l -l.it I liiiil.iuipij In-. Ii.nl kIiii'u i;,,,,viilt
ww hup iv., i )p.ii .i.'ii. 'I lit liipmninj op
iinri',1 I,,i,iu-p -if Hip Anipilp.m rnl.ui nf s,m',11Ii
.iiupii. In ii.mintl.'ii al .l.inir-lotMi vtli" .Tiiltnl
livrpul.il I ..'.it in, I gp ,i ,',, Hint In Un- Ampin
tin .ih i 'Hie union i .un, Vm slu.iig nml liroiiulit
tlili limn .ill tlu'lr i . I illt c1 nn. tin I r fii,n,b,
mnl llt .illi.'il,. I .1 uiilimi ti.itvil, til,., tnik
fi.h.mt.up .t dip m m l ti rati'4 im I I'd Imai
.in, I tin' ii,lni, il i;il,' lii'. All I luuUuipit en
j,ii,l iIip nrnlc uf Hip i-illi.iii, ,iiil tlio
ttlilti- Pnppul 1,,1-t of tUii.'is at Hi,' i f. ..' nf Huh
fiit iiuiiiliir liul r-l.il.lUlii:,l tin uixlti'4 lu tip
cn.it lii'.nt of ,i CI. nil.iil'iui .-iii'li, in p. -'niiillii.-Ilnli
llu.il Mini.-, tlio in'.;ii'i win- liimnrml wild
tin- fim.iiii ( hint iii'iui s.ilufp, in ulilili lln'r ir.
spiiinl, il ,y tt.itlin; Hull' wliili I ripped i.ipv
'I lil-t v. n a one ill)' iriittif. Inn tin- cmuuib
pi mod liy im liliilM rmplv w lion llipy lu.l gnn,
nu, Hi,' Vuipliillii'.itiT n.K lllloil In nttitlnwliy
lli.it n.iiui- I'M'iilutr, win ri Wliirtoii ,ljuio, nf
C.lllf.'llll.l, LMM- Id" lllll-ll.lt, , liltlltC un "lit
llopl mnl '11,1 Ir MnV.ii Uinip." Muili to Hip dp.
llulit of tin Mil ill I'.'K, i,n,l Hip liri;ir 01104, fo,
Mr .I.11111 Ii.k lin-11 tilling cro.it t-tolloi ttilt
nook of liU ppiritiiipi nuioiu Hip uo.lirn bull.
.iik; 1111,1 lip Ii.h 11U1 I'oiii i-liowlin moit beauti
ful tlvui of Hid Oraml I'.i-iyon.
o
Ml AhecniM)' Town i.pnucil In turn out to wol
romp Miti A. KjIp Whit, of N nlhp.i,-rii Vm
vtnilty, jii.l her Cliiuuii'iui Ijnutlt iho. Th.
iluli, urcanl'pl wrly in tli cj,iii, ftta tl,o
play, "An I'lKtMite fj-nlH" ilurinu- tlio vvC''k
It mu a inott creditable if t(orinan e, and every
iiiuii ui 1110 aiusieur uv.iuia has apprriiatetl ana
I uppliuilej to tlic echo. The play at riiautaur)ta
I Mat an lnnnulten. h,,f IliA Yt,irtn.nt ,. , ,n
I r,Ujjing that It will be repeated liter, when the
pl.iy, "A Scrap of Piper," will lip Rlvrn y the
Nino iluli, unl on Hip miup tl.iy .tn-cpli .Irflrrjnti
will ilollvrr n Ip, tuip mi tlio lir.imi. TIip CnoV.
Intf Stlinol Tp.iiIhiV Ii.ihup lilt lum III MWlnri
lioro nil -tiik. pi, 1,1,, I our I'.v Mk, liniini I'.
Kninit, Ml 01 for mi iii.inv .ton. In- li.nl tlnrup
nt tin- i,' Mint ., li,,.'l Im,, iin,l Mini tia liplpoil
I,- iniVo I ,iii-i Vri (tluit 1 i-y fnr 111.111V (I vvoinin.
Win Hi, r It Ii mini; I.) II, p pn.fpiwliiii or 1,,'inc
i-llnr iiii-i-, IliU lumtp Invarlilily mopl ilurinu
Hip liollptl wtil. In Hi,- foiiii, l'rlnH Urn
im lulu I- korp tliriu-, l, i.h.I I iy idtlin; iptlpM
f,T l,p4i"l tooling ilrinV.. Att'klnN nf ilolln
1 Ipi vire iII'iiimiiI nt Imgtti, tint 1 1 vvp lift tlie
III' OllllU-1 Vtilll lllllUOllllll ,1'N tlt.',, 111, 1 t1i.n
win- ,'I.Hi;, ,1 to dltii- .it .1 rtiiiil.iii'in 1,,..it.liii:
Iioii-ip, 'II, p inoklnx -ilnn.l, ti.it citl.ll.,1 vvllli
Hip or.lliiuv Hipiinmiutcr tint , tiniln'il IiIiIh r
.liul lilulnr in tin- ill) 11, ban, i,1, put nut 11 lltlli
i.iip t'f tlu Ir nttii mip warm 111, truing, wlii'li
rp.1,1, "llniilliiK at Tin," ami Hip pinlnlloii vai
.ill Inn true.
-n -
Tlip ('. I,. S ('. npopl,- ate n,tiihiK In from
ettiy iiuiiti-r, -liul Mln Ii ito Klnilnll, Hip rxn II
live hi lit il), Il lit) bii-v on inlliu 1 l.K-c .
Tin y In-Ill 1 in-t ililiuliifnl ipi'rplion lit I'll
1l.1t otfiilinr, ulili li v,.i hiKily Jlli'inli-t I'Viniiii'
lH of Hip ti lillll'X llnlp. 'Mil- ri'iptl"tl (.pi-pii
at t'li.mt luipti l linn- on. an, I rvtry vwt wlui
Ii.h 11 1 iy 1 tint In liotnrli It- l I111.I, r, ,1 11 iiiip
II, .11 t,i ttlikll Hip pill, II.' N linlli.l, iitroi.llui;
Hi,- vllti,M In rv a pi, , l-nit i.pportuullt In unot
Hip iII-IIiikuMi, il mm ,iml vtnimii vil.n nnupy
lln- liilur,- plalniiiii nl Clwul iii'pii. Tin1 prize
pioimiii I illim in it, li u.h an,, Ilnr itnil of lie
Milk. 'IIioip hup lllly niiiliMiiila.Jiii'li- "I1 "'
n Hi (to lu-lint, nfi-v,,M nil, I IiihiI fp.nlior,
ainl Hip wnnh vmip lint i,iv Hip llt-t pil'p
M.11 Men l,y 11,-nt) (', Kirlm, of S.iuuiillli', N.
I , Hid ll,o Mtuli'l I'.v Ml--, ml-1 Kimx, nf I'll!"
Iniik'. n -
Uliil, all I In i... 1 lilorl.ilnnxnli Into 1','pii 2"il'C
on, tlioli- 1ii Ihpii liu hit, riui'll, 111 In Hip lo, lure
ptitfoiin, ttlilili kn'pi mi Hip ivrn loner nf lit
u:iv Hlin- tniitc liitinr tlirmteli Hip div O"!
1111 lllii.ti.ilnl luiiiiv or innierf In H,p mtilnK
Siiiip vny nnlril np-ikoM luvp I11I11111I tlii.vnrk.
l-iolioi- ,M. Il I..111111I, of Hip I'nlti rulty of
I', iiutlt aiii, i;ap n Miii of Hit- lpilurr- en
"C, 1111.111 Intlii, in,- i.n Amirlr.in I llri iliim"-
l-iot r '1111,11114 II 1III1I. nf sprltmtnlil, Ma .
ill-iiifiil iiliii.illonil piolilnm; llr, W". II I i.i-.
fool, plinlilillt nt AlloJollV mil, CO. Kite lilt
f.ltllntH 111 Hire I'll "Mtollllnl.l," mnl Ih'. I', h.
Il.n.,11. 1 pi. nnlii, ut lliptbi mini. tor uf t liipur,',
can- ln i,piilar lopiuu-4 on "'I In- Tr.uki of a
Ttiiiloif. ,.(" .iii-l "llruiiil.li i: TIip I'lillosopliy of
l.lfi." Mm Ami 1 llaiom, citll.il- of tlio Kililirri
M.HI.17I11,', li m ;ii-n MV11.1I litlurpi In imiihi'
ti.'ii Willi 1I1P t'eokliur sLIIHI 1,, .,-ui' mm' hi
M-sstnn Tin- i1pviiiImIi.iI In ur vt- iipvir 111 r.i
I itl'i I.i ntliinli',1 1 1 1.1 11 tills ui-ik, win 11 Dr. .Imlih
Mrmiir, of Nivv eik, hid Hip nippfliar-i Inilnik'P.
Pr. Mieiiir t.H.k (or tin- riI'itiI Milijut if Hip
will,, "I hi- -s,i.lal 1. 1'-4 of l,cu," jinl trtatol
the ul,jul from cvtry point of vltu.
THE LITTLE ENCYCLOPEDIA.
Tin- iiuiiiliir of Pi,, 1, -,1 int llirblhn? In li.vlnn
tin liiiroiioil in flfti-'n )i.it from lii,7ei" to
7Will.
lu l'irla Hip m.in Miin l.'iiflif Ih rnl,1 -rp I
ctfimliiili-, but .1 free II, -11.0 : gven to fruul
ni'iilmoiit. Tin re nrn ?M plu-m of pulilli- riitiitalmnrnt III
I.oii,l,,u, vvltli 11 tonibiiiid staling capJi.lt) fur
4ii,im, pri.pli.
Tli,- nlifiHl mniikMi ordir U Hip ItiMli.ui", lnv
Im: Iwpii i.t.i1,lilii,l In V. II So-'. Hip net, tl,o
Hi nnlii II111.4, it.itpn fniin i'iJl'1.
It, 1 1,111.1, in New Zial.-nd. ii Hip only p'P"
itii'ln- tin- ltrltldi llJif wli-rp liot prlm.-4 ilt.
In aililltinn In Mliiili It li furl In r 1, mink il'l" for
Hind vuli mop, I10III111; 1 li mnl lift tv.iti rfill.
V. North Sea piuliuaii 1 lilies an outfit of Iii.es
vtlii, li r x t, n,l i Iclit tnlli.4 in liuzlli, mnl li.ii
iisiullv lived upon ii tlio .iiinznn; iiinul,ei , (
l.i.-il lmnk, Ituy olio of Willi ll lined Iip liallnl.
TIip first iiir-i In ,1-iP-id Miijnl lll.inp vv, r,"
Ililiuat nnd l-.i,-i.ii,l, In 17f',. 'IIipv saineil tlm
ptle "(tiinl twenty lx yeirs bpf.irp l,- sjii4-iin
for s. dolus. At irernt all aviMsi- -f lllty pir
Ins 1H111I1 il iinuuill).
A pei loil of flip mh..Ii,N Inlvvi-m 1 fli-li if
lilditului 1111. 1 Hi, 111, lor iiio.iih tint Hip tl i-.li Is 1
tiiilp ill-i.itit from Hip ,,!,-, nor. 'Iliiimler lias
noiir I'ipu luiol 0V11' fotirlirii iiiIIih from Hi,
II.1-I1. Ih'.iili .nlillpr) 1 1.1- I.mii lii.tid at 1:0
ludoi
'I'll.- del 1 1 111in.it imi of -l.ip.iu In In p in irry
nie a ni,,,l, m 111II, 'li li II- no line of ilivilip
tin nl 111 nio mure plain nn in Hip matter if
.liipyjuls. Tin' 'li.klo flilpt.11,1, 1 i,m 1 lii-r fully
kll miei, is riporlnl as iinpl,,tlus' .'J.nnil men,
Mini Im, all Hip lat -st Miililueiy, lu, lulling
in. 11111 1 1 it- 1 holers.
ninne tin- irnnniip wbli.li ttlll likely !
nl,,,lisl,e, at Hip 1, , r,m ill, ,11 of linig liilnnnl Is
Hip kl.-iiu; nf ll,i king bv evil .-r Willi im
IV. Mi.-li,,) In net rid of 'Ids ri'ii-iiiiiiill 111 I'll,
but till 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 I v h, mms oMI'j'l I 1 ii'milt, art
Mas ivitl klsM',1 li) Hip .11 liM.linis a-,' '--'-r ps,
a put nf Hip affair 1,1 ulilili lie It nl UrmiRly
and ii mllv nbjiiliil
llieri- is 11,1 an.itoinis.il i,.is,,n mIh- ill birds
f-liould 11, it ilntiU li) pioloiuod 1111111,1-1011 nf
.tin- 1,111. Mtpnunin; i-tiltl, li nl u.tlir tr, I,,' pi,nt
V unit in my luiils, li.n,r. d'pi.,,1 for tin ir
ll,iild nillrlm, 1,1 iihii. Hip drops of 1.1111 or ,1,'iv
Mliiili ililii.' to lull, mo 01 fob.up. and 111 tins
tare it is nlivietu Dial nil. -in , I, ' ,-lppiiu ,,11, 1 ri
lug of Hi,- lii'.ul U ll- only i.nuli- of ilunkinj.-
-IVMllllili'
'llio blrtliplai p of , ur pr, -1,1, ills aie ,lnl,l,,l
ainoiu; tin- t ili-s us full,, Ms. s, ti .e h.iup fn 111
Virginia, live from nliln, Hiop to 111 ',w Yoik,
two mil from M 10.11 Im II nl N.'itli 1 .1 r 1 111,
and one euli from N,tv .lirMt. lnutu, Kt. N,v
lljuipdilie. Vimmnt. I'liin-.vlv.inl 1 and Tentips.
mp. 1'iosi.l. nl Mil'lnli-t i.s nf Set, 1, lnli mi
ip,.lrv; Vlu-I'nuiiliiit l!,,-,v,lt Is of 1, llml
Hut, li ilpxint.
II. frp Hie kIii-II of He loiomnt ber ,111, s till, k
.Hid liiid nml while tl,' molt Is mft Hid about
till iiiliklllniliiy of lllbbor, llllllf of I 111- .Illl.S
an u.itliPird ami wM 111,011 tin- ir.it ,in, is if
S'ltilli Ameili.iii iltlis nnd 111 tin' dilnk i-li,,p
Tin- nuts .ire tit open vvltli a mi, In to. 'Hip liullt
pioVi-s a luo-l iifii'-lim; iliink, -..Inle Hip 1111 at
is 1, 1I011 with a .ptwli or, mote oflui, with .1
hllwr vut f 1,-111 Hip In It
Tl.o v.ikjml!,, a fpei ion of crane, 1 uid to In
.an- of Hie niiMt Intolliv, nt bird-, kinvvn. lhe
bin! l u,,l l,v the nallvis of Vinizmli, ',utli
Amen, j. In Hit- plaee of h,plnnl il 'tfs, for
uiiaidiiig and lurdins tltplr lloik-, i,f lupp It U
ii,1 Hut lioMevir fjr '.In ijkiuiik mi) iuihI'T
vvltli tin llml.). It nevir fills In find 'Is vv iy
Inline al nUlit. driving bitore il all Hit , 1, nlurcj
liitrusie,! to Un 1 arc.
I'dier piies and pondulK mule fn nt vvoni
pulp und treabd vvltli a pr,i iv itivi , an imw
liiiiig put in un. After Hie iwnl criiuling Hip
pulp Is vv.isIuhI. Mtpiiifd, ,i.il Hirouuli a beat
ilitf rngllie. Ilieu n rt-nied .igiin. 'IIip-p .opera
Hunt louipl, tt'd. n Hun kIuo) nf I lie pulp is
Mound on .1 tun- until the iloftlred ililekuiNS is
Mi'iirod. Altir diiluir tin MiI-p Is ..ei.it, ,1 vvitli 1
privpiv.it Ivp. Its 01, ,1s aie tl.ca tlaMiid in 1
latlio to any ilinlied fnr-n.
THE FOUNT OF TEARS.
All hot ami grim.) fiom the ra,l,
Dust Kiay fiom arduous .veils,
I Kit mp down mnl t-i-ul in) load
llmiile tin I'mnil t Tea.
'I In vt.ilt-r inrklp,l to my p)p,
I aim, il)lal likt and f""l,
And ImaHiIng llieii- 1 nslfiil li:h,
I Is lit nit- to the pool.
When, l, 11 villi irled, "I'lUrlm, rial
lljidi tlio' Hie n Mince Is'.
And mi to other laiuls and i-klcj,
'11,1s fount Is ui.t far thee.
T.i.s on, but calm tliey tnnlleoj (ran,
S'ftuP ma) lint love or t-ln.
An 11 1 it'll giurdt tin I'oiuit of Tears,
All Hit)' lint I1.1t hd tht'ielu."
Ilim with inv burden on tny back,
1 tuiiied te true a.vhlle,
Pll,t at the iiulnvillui; ll.nk,
Tin 11 al the vvattr'n Millie.
And 91, I g upon iii.v m.iv,
Tliro'oui Hip ubiy vein.
Hut piusid un inon In iilulit, by diy,
llmnle Hi" I ount el TeiM.
1'jiiI l,iti rente Huuli.ir, In Alntlct'i.
Makhlg Amends.
1'oi-esl rtiiH-t, tho lltcraiv mini' of llutforil,
is a iiuul filniilly pi.,,'. '11., toiiiiiutp miinlnra
,,f Hi it ili.iiiiioil ilulc Imi. nob toeiliir In tnu
in, i.i fikmll)' 111 nun r at nil turns and at ult
1 iioiit. Whin Harlot lleeihrr Slovvi vvaa alive,
Mjik Twain, who Ibid near hri, had 11 way of
iiiuiiln,' lu to tonviu.- vvltli lu-r no I her iliucli
his, ofleii in .1 tomevvhat 111 1 1 :; 1 0 cootunie,
Lie. illy to tho iIUIipm 1, 1 Ml. ( 1, 1111 us.
due iiirulu m liu roluriiid (10111 Hie stouin'j,
jam iKiklip, Mm. (liniciii ma lum at tho
door with the I'Mlinutluin "I here, Sim, )ou
have bicii i,ir to the tilovvtVs nsln without a
miMlc. It'd really dUiiuceful tint way ou neg
lett jour tlrciil" llcr liu.band uht nothln;,
but went up to Ills room. A few mlm-tu liter
Mia. btovvo was mniinoncd to the door by a mel
longer who prcuuUJ her with a unall box neat-
ly done up. She opened It mid found 1 black illk
luiktle, auonipniiled b)- llic follonlnu notel
"line It a neiktlr. Take It out and look at
It. I think l l.i.vctl till! an hour this itiorntniz.,
At the end of that time you will kliully ipiurn
11, 114 It Is the ont.v one I hive, Mjrk Twain."
Until IMu.inls In Short Stoili's.
LAWSON'S MAXIMS.
Here are fotui- luisineM mulins that hive
Kill, led 1honi.li W. I.iwmui, Hip ll,ilon copper
king ami jaihtMnan, In ftiei-psn!
tip tntp to )nttr btst instliu.ts.
lip Ihi'iniuih.
Sevir bt me-llilm- pi J on In Jour buslnpM
lint juti ,lii not iiiiili-iHlni-il, Ti.ire eviry etfnt
baik tn Its iaup. Otheivvlse jmi aie not fully
i,iilpml In lurry nu bu-lui-M.
Woik (villi i iiihuid.im and Willi nil tour pw
ers. Im only on,- tlilnu' at n time, an I feel tint
tlilntc Is H o iin.st Imporliiiit Ihlm; In the world
white ,1,'lm,' It.
In dialliv! vvltli a lum Innk I1I111 utrakht In
Hip e)p. linn .von nrp at jour best.
If )our 1 in ihv mtlki-H at )eii and hurt, don't
l,t him mi- lint he has hint you. Illdhule him,
nnd utrlki- when your linn- ioiup'.
Viiept dofeil ,hll,,,p1ili.i1l)-.
Vpplv IorIp fn all Imslneis prepositions. t(
Ihii Mill n,,t tnn,l Hip bs ,,( lomi, ri'leit them
lu the Ktok uurkit ilnn't i-xppit tn liukf
inonov fiom full, ivv line lhe Up,-. No man i-ter
1,111 do II I idoss ,vna ire, ii the Itidil", don't
Kppuillte.
INACCURACIES IN COUNCILS.
lidllor of 'll,p Tilbunp.
Mr! In Hip ItrpnMli an's ropoit nf list nlchl'is
H, tut iiiiuiill nipolliig appears the following
fiotn imi irks bv Mr. Oliver:
"I In M.ibr inmpiny had nt.nleil with a i.ipb
til l,tlk of J..ol, and at ,rr-nt It vvh
'.-to.ii,.i t.i, mis had nun: on ok iiih
lll'slMi.st"
If Mr. Oliver Is rnrreptlv reported above, 1
lake pleimin- In Having that theie Is not a Mord
of t nil It in his nMtrniint, the vilup nf whlrh Is
eipnllnl oiilv bv Hut nf inothir upiillv nninls
riput fellow I'Mini, Ittinn, vvhoip 1 dlbre and knovtb
i.L-o of nil ilr led him to 11 .oi t in a pnbllo In
trrvliw vine months nn, to tlip ainus-mrnt of
the tltv, Hut mii h iris as vvp were delivering
eet lOinlJcrably 1ms than in tents pir thousand
feet. Yuuit trid),
W. M". Seranton.
ESTRANOEMENT.
tine whom I lute and iherisli tenderly,
lto inn alkn lands beyond the rrstlcst tea.
Atiiltit-r 1eeps beneith a irtutid of cravs.
And l.ecl, not whin my vveaiy fooivtjps pais.
While 1 i,e, tliouzh near, u f-ir-l pr vet ir m me,
Thau they tint dwell bpyond Hip gravp and fpa.
-Ibtiiy ( Ipvelaml Wood, In Ainslec's.
VHY HE IS F0PULAR.
l'rom the (. Ivuis Mirror.
The people like K,evilt beeausp he is an
Vm, rli.iu, luiaiLip lie bn't a hultrer or .1 dodger,
briaiin he Isn't the rnatiiip of an) 011 nun or
p of men, bei ms be lepresrnts luinslf. be
t.msi he is Hip t)pe of man tint politics needs, a
man of ronvii linns, a mm of i-ultutp and of fine
iintei dents, jet In democratic s.vi.ipithy with
"all foils and conditions of men."
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TOLD BY THE STARS.
Daily Horoscope Drawn by Ajacchus,
The Tribune Astrologer,
A-itiohbc iast LIS a. in., for satuidaj, Aug 2,
1001.
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fV
A 1 hit, I boiu on Hlin div will liollic that the
thirl M.il-t nun i-hoMs a ilbpoiition to keep out
of fight.
Tin- vvl-e 111111 alvvavs lblens to the advice if
his wife whcthir he aurpls il or not.
It Is ra.irr for hoiup men to Fppak six Ian-guiu'i-s
than fol others to tell the truth 111 onp.
1','inoit Is like tvlil-kP): A good stimulant,
but il. in.', unit lu laicc quantities.
Tin- mill who beioiues iealuuj of his wife pa)S
hlnisplf a Ki,,r louipliiniut.
Ajacchub' Advice.
Mm'ft religion slinidd. If jicwsllile, lunlve tho
Sil.liiili. but one ili) varatinn from the service
of the devil Is better Hun none.
Our Outing
Sale of Shoes
With prices we are as
thankful to give as you
are to receive.
500 pair Youths' Leather
Bicycle Shoes, tan
and black 75C
500 pairs Men's Tan, high
and low cut, usually
$3.50. This sale.... &.5U
200 pairs Ladies' Black Vici
Kid Button Shoes warranted
to be worth gi.50.
This sale 75C
Lewis & Reilly
L.
4-ff0 WYOMING AVENUE.
It is now time to
put your winterclotlv
ing and bedding and
you need something
that will keep away
moths.
There is nothing
better for this pur
pose than the Cedar
Chests that are car
ried in all sizes by
HH1&
Conneli
1131 Washington Avonuo.
ENTRIES CLOSE AUGUST 15.
After August 1 5 no
will be
jpi ui itipwua ijinai w
S The Tribune's
V
EDUCATIONAL CONTEST I
The Tribune's liducational Contest has been open eleven
weeks and still has five weeks to run. There is plenty of time
even yet for new contestants as is demonstrated by the fact that
last year two of the winners were only in three and four weeks
respectively.
The eight special rewards are offered to the young men or
women who secure the largest number of points in the contest.
They are required to canvass for subscribers to The Tribune and
are credited with one point for every month's subscription se
cured, a year's subscription counting twelve points.
Two of the winners will secure four year scholarships, valued
at 1,000 each, for the work of a few weeks. Why shouldn't
one of them be you ?
The Special Rewards s
Scholarship in Lafayette College $1,000
Scholarship in Swarthmore College 1,000
Scholarship in Stroudsburg Normal School 675
Three Scholarships in Seranton Business
College, $60 Each 180
Two Scholarships in Seranton Conserva
tory of flusic, $7sS Each 150
Kach contestant failing to secure one of these special rewards
will be given ten (10) percent, uf all the money he or she turns in.
N. J!. The first two scholarships do net Intbid" meals, but the fciitenlints nccurlnj
thee will be civen tin (10) 'fr rent. p all the money hu or (lie turns in to Ins
rrlbusc, to assist in lu.viiii tliU cvpuue.
There aie six weeks yet of the contest and it is not too
late for any energetic young man or woman to enter. Some ol
Inst year's winners were only in three or four weeks.
Send a postal to The Tribune for full particulars, including
handsomely illustrated booklet. Address,
Editor Educational Contest,
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OP" fiCPJArOA.
OF SCRANTON.
Capital $200,000. Surplus 5525,00.
United States Depositary.
Special attention, given to
BUSINESS, I'KRSONWI, .111(1 SAV
INGS ACCOUNTS, whether large
or small.
Open Saturday evenings
from 8 to 9 o'clock.
Wm. Conkci.1., President.
Henry Bllin, Jr., Vice Pres.
Wm. H. Peck, Cashier.
Refrigerators,
Oil Stoves,
Screen Doors,
Gas Stoves,
Window Screens,
Hammocks.
325-32? PcMi Avenue,
A Second-Class
City with a
First-Class Stock of
Cut Qiass,
Sterling Silverware
Clocks, Etc.
Suitable for
Weddiug Gifts.
Mercereafo & Conneli,
132 Wyoming Avenue,
a
SIS,
'V
more new contestants -V
received in
iffwjmMiji.'iwi.iwrM '
'J
$3,005
Tribune, Seranton, Pa.
stt
1
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We Offer Special
Vakies- in
li -.J
Underwear
There is no finer line shown
by any house in the busi
ness; and our low prices will
at once commend themselves,
Lace and Embroidery trim
med Skirts, Night Gowns,
Drawers and Corset Covers
all at very tempting prices;
126 Wyoming Ave
P. J. HONAN,
Merchant Tailor.
319 Lackawanna Avenue.
Allis-Chalmers Cq
Successors to Machlno Business of
Dickson Manufacturing Co,, Seranton
anil Willvcs-Barre, Ii.
Stationary KiiKlncs, Boilers, Mining
Machinery, 1'umps.
Binghamtoii Privata Training Schoo'
fcr mrvnin. Iljikvanl ami Peif Muto Chil
dren. Mjnual Tiiinlns. rhjlcil Culture,
Nceilleurl, Muilc, Ktn.lcrKirtfn, VrtlcuU.
tlon. Oiivn cir round. Circular. I'rlcei
moderate. S. A. pooMnXE,
$J t'alrview Avenu.
eldrum,
Scott a Co.
imm
ins
' J
ni7wn,