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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 1901.
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Clje -Scranfon CriBune
PuMUliM Dally, Kxrfrt Futvl ly, , kr The 'Trib
une ruMUiiinx Lompary, i tmf -rin .....
IIVV t- IIICIIMIII, IMIlor.
0. V. IIVMII'.K, III allien Milliner.
Ktw otk Offlrcl 150 Niwin St.
' s. s vnn.t.vsr,
; Polo Agent far l'orclqii AdicttWnff.
Enteral the rmtiiillic t Sitiiilon, l'a-.
Sctcml Clan Mall Mailer.
tiii: n.vr nun ron ai)t.htiino.
The (ollnuhu lil'lc lmn the pflec per Inrti
furli Invrtirtii, ipue In lie moil ullliln one jet
. lliinnl Sillnji'iin I Kill!
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nn.l ilniilar.,i nnirllnitl.ini In t lr nitnre of i'l
vrtfuii;; Hk liiinint nul.et a (haiRe ul fi reiilt
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Tor rir.lt of t limit, rrtnlnllnnt if rnmliiViw"
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THE REPUBLICAN TICKET..
State.-
Supreme Our.! UIMIVMI' l'liTIIIH.
iVriturrr-KIt M (! 111IIII.
Fleet Inn Vov. T
It (lor.t nut 001110 n n. frlRlitfitl nit
prfp that tho Phll.'uloliiliia j'..llow
dnn't llko tho Itoimblli'an wtatc plnt-foj-nt's
refprencu to L'ndo .IoIiii'm paso
nd.
' A Lesson from Plttston,
We u:ai:x fiom .1 ,u.
patch in tin. Si'iantoii
Times that 1111 f-scltcil
uicil) of stiikers fiiiiucily
employed in tho StoilliiK silk mill at
rittntou. mait-liiMl upon tli.il liuliiotiy
iH'foio daylight ynt -rdny niiiriiliiK,
anuod with Mnru'tt: and uhni t li,. miti
unlon pliH tilo.l to so to their regu
lar uork in the mill ihey wn cmi
pcllwl to inn a Kiitintlet nr iihIin
Latrr the mol siinoniiiled the mill and
thltMtened to enlet It by r,n ,.,-. and
draK the "analix" fioni the liioiin.
"incidents of tliirt kind aie num. iuii-t
tht'f days; we li.ive had plenty of
them In riorantoii. They have heeoine
.so common that a koo.1 many people
appear to aeeept lliem a m.it'er of
iiinrsi' and -.iime. wlin know hetter,
have oven fallen Into the habit nf np.
plnmlliiK and alii-ttlni; them throiinh
iilist(iihni!t attentions whlih they p.iy
to the lalioi- .iKitntor wlm foment
lliem. .Most ,,( the pem.ms who take
p.ut In these riots mean to lie law
ahldtnt;; lint oulnir to the iindlsei iml
natlim defeienee of iroinlneiit jioople
paiil to eerjthlin; rlalinlnw to he done
in the Inteiest .if 1 iii.ir. and tlie tim
idity of pnlille opinion In eondemiiiiiK
lawlr.-)iiiH- when eoniniltted nmler a
unlun label, they hae fallen Into the
leliifdon that law.s don't count when
thor'.s a sttike on.
Yet the liii;hest law in the ,ind .says
that tlie -nab" has jwl as kudiI tt
right to work and to be imitci ted
whllp nt t tin 1 woik as the xtilker hai
to stilke: nnd the mmal law oes tar-ther-lt
Kles to Hie w inker a piefor
t'liep over the pet son who dellbeiately
ohoot.es idleness when tin ie Is work to
be done. Neither human nor diue
law makes any distinction between the
member of a labor union and the nun-,
unionist.
Whose, then, is tho bhmie fin these
continually lociltr-iiiK lue. Mhos of n,,,
peace? I.ot it le.st whin- it belongs
not upon the poor dupes ,,f tin piotcs
sional lalMjr nKltatms, who en and
tin thrntigh iRtioiatne and passion; imt
upon tho noll-to-do men and women of
influences nnd reputed IiIkIi cliaiaeter
Mho take no stops to in event orR-anl-zed
labor rrom bolnt; nicked and tiecced;
upon the editors vho ilde the waves
of labor prejudice and play uiicoiim ,,n
nhly to the K.illerii.s; upun the bu.slness
men Mho swallow principle ,uid urn.
vlction rather than f.ue a tlueat or
lo.e a sale; In Miort, upon the whole
brood of dodRets anil tiiiumei.s, whith
er of hiKh dcKieo or low.
Tho Pltt&ton oaso in n hample of .1
kind o anauhy thai must, bo
sternly discountenanced In this
country. Tho cause of honest labor
cinnot bo permanently promoted by
such moans; thoe who applaud or ac
ciulcfcce In them do to labor the votst
possible. Injiuy. Those- who essay to
lead labor must learn to lead It within
the law. else the law .should put lliem
where their power for mischief is Kone.
i
! Although tho herb flavor of the ilty
"water may he healthy, most people will
prefer ilulrs In lout beer.
' Beet Sugar Possibilities.
g-Iin' AOIilcrj.Tl'KAI, de
; J partment at Washington H
JA. not tiluhe In lit, belief that
i tho Amerli an domaud lor
fnigar raav ono day be snppl.-d front
.UB.ir beets fjrown 1111 the Auieilcan
J mainland. The llrltlsh lousul at Chl
1 cago, 'a .Mr. Wyndhani, In a repot t to
l his government made available
through the ttensury bureau of sta
l tistlcs, hiisi.iliM tills theory, besides
j pre.entlnff nun it iufotinatlou that la
nwto inot,t of us.
', After notlnK that two-thirds of Hie
! woiy-. s.'jjo.uo-ton annual output of
jj minnr Is from beets rather than nugar
' cane, and that the United States con
sumes one-'iuarter of tho whole Bugar
t pto'lifat, 1 Mr, Wyutlhaiu proceeds to
;- canvass tho chances for a growth of
S,tlifV'AihVTlivin beet Btit-ar Industry. In
J' hM dthtrlft, winch Includes Illinois,
I Nelirnslta and Colorado, there nrc now
. te;i.lvot Misar factories, and tho condl
fc tions of soil and cllniato in thuuo states
; he pronounces as i;ood at are- to Iib
? found anywhere. As an lllustiatlon of
i how these factories opeiatu ho Mdoeta
S the new Jl.000,000 plant of tho, Anifr
; Icjan Iloet Sugar colnpany 4t'".iooky
Ford. 66l and ho writes;
I' "Tov upply it tho farmers In the
l 'dcmlty have cWntraolcd to grow S.000
When nrc will pct-nlt. Tlic Tribune l nlwav
rbd (o print Imit loll, in (Mm IM (tlemU In""
Ini en (iiitnit tniii, Imt ll rule l Hiat J;"'V
rmit he i-lgnitl, Inr iiililiiallnii, liv the wtllrt
iril limit-, nnI tlie cmiillliiui irc-rilenl t r"
rrptnmp l (hit nil ciititilliiillun ulnll I '')"'
o eilllorlil rrthlnn.
acres of beets a year for 18 per cent.
of sugar. The factory, when runnlnr;
nt It? full rapacity, will consume dally
l.ono tons of beets, which It will con
vert into about IPO tons of 1 edited
Hiijrnr of the highest purity. The beets
rwli maturity with 11 IiIkIi porcentaRP,
iilid seldom ko below If. jier cent.; 12
per rent Is taken ns tin; basis of buying
beets nt tho factory.
"The hoots are jtrnwit by the funnels
tinder contract with tho factory, and
paid for ni'cordlnR to the saccharine
contents determined by rheiiiloal tests
minle of samples taken Itotii the was
ons ul the time of delivery. In addi
tion, the fnetoiy controls about .,0rti)
aeies of land. Most of the land will bo
farmed by tenants, but only a
portion of each farm Is devoted to
beets each year. (Jioweis sell their
beets based upon tho Hiinnr contents.
The tests somewhat lesetnble the as
snyltiK of ore from the initios, Solllnit
upon this basis eiieour.'iRcs better
faruiliiK Mini the laMut,' of better
beets. It Is the only fair way, both to
the i.ilser mid the inanufactiirer
"At tfiitfar City, n faint of 12,fmii netos
has been cultivated for raising siiRnr
beets, and 11 siiKiir factoty lias been
built with a capielly of r,i)i1 tons eeiy
2 1 limit 11. (in the farm l.Oflti tneii mid
Women ll.ne been clilplojcil dltllll the
summer, and this season's ciop will
be comet led Into siiKnr. The estab
lishment of the sttKiir factory at this
point built the town, which 11 few years
iik'o consisted of a hut or two an I
thousands of ptalile dofts. Net year
fully t.OOii acres of beets will be In cul
tivation. The output will be Inei eased
,n.s rapidly as possible, mid (ivory d ly
,the demand tor wotkmeu Is incte.is-
illR."
Some Inteieslln polities may be ex
pected When the beet SUlMr lll.'les(s
aie confronted with the menace of fiee
mikiii linpoi tatlons fioni the cane
glow Inn insular possessions of the
Pulled St.'ltes,
-
Th'Mc Is UlldoUbteilly lilllell slKlllll
nne In Piesldent Sliaffer's siikkos.
t.011 that the AnialK.inialed nssoeiatlnii
should open Its arms to nero labor.
This is doubthss proiupted by his de
slte to chi'ckmat the use of Southern
liefrroes as sit ike-lneakois. lint the
ImltlllK Held pieselited 111 the South
for luofessliuial while orKiinlzers to
ley Upon the eattiltiKS of colored la
boiers will certainly be occupl'sl cie
lmifs": and then the Smith's troubles
will multiply.
The Yotinp; Ainu Absalom.
AT
II. ItltYAN'R stiiBcy al.iim,
a short time .IK", tit Hi,
X. .JL tlmUKhl that "the youiiK
man Abvalnui," to use his
tlitllle of speech, tulKht have mi oppoi-tiiullii-s
fur .iilMiiiirnii nt In a state of
sneletv 1,'ilKely dominated liy money
inaUliiK intiipilse, was generally
l"i .iniil.'.l at the time ;n a lilt of
iictltiK not meant seriously Yet If
theie be thos,. who le.llly fi el the ai
pieh.'tisliin that he then affected to
feel, they may lead with piollt ,1 hit
of bluniaphv leptlnlid from the Uo-
hosier Post-Kxpti ss soiiietbliii lli.it
had its stait er (lose to Mr. Ill .van's
home:
"Chailes (1. Ii.ines, who lecetitly ie
slmied his positiun ,m couipti oiler of
Hie national (tiiiency to tty for a seat
In the 1'niied States seiiiite, has bad
a lein.ii kable laieir one notable even
in this count! y. 1 inly fnutleeii yeais
a;o he was a bookkeeper kcIIIiik a sal
aiy or $JT. a month lie had then Just
rntiio to Lincoln. Neb., a poor youiiK
lawyer. I.awers weie niltueiotis, nnd,
clients proliiR haid to Ket, Dawis was
Klad In lssT--of a Job as bookkeepei in
a paper mill, for u s.il.uy of only t::
a llliinth. Tlie Job took Mi little of his
time, howevir, that he still calhd him
self a lawyer and secuied as Ids (list
client an old negro, who collei ted paper
in the Htieet to sell at the mill. Tile
noKio dill not pay Diwis, but, having
various legal dltlloultles, always asked
Uiwvs to defend him, so tli.it the lat
ter lame tin, illy to have a .standing In
Hie profession. About IK'.nl the tide of
fni tune tinned. Dawes m.iirled, and
his wife's father was well to do, and
presented a $;. noi) house to Hie couple
Then Dawes Intel ested an Ohio capital
ist In Lincoln property, and this in
vestniiut tinned out so well that he
was soon managing a Rood deal of
money. lie had also, tlnotigh the
rrconinifiiilntlou of a filoiul, been ap
pointed local attorney for a pioiuliieiit
Chicago lunibeuiHii. After that pi ti
gress was easy. He became well off
and in lVWi tinned to politics, enteilng
into the national campaign with gieat
spirit." Ills .subsequent activities and
achievements 111 e well known.
Our ltochoster couicmpor.il y calls
Mr. Dawes' career a notable one, In
which adjective It Is ipiUe accuiate.
Nevei theless It Is by uo means an un
common career. Kvery (immunity has
uillili ions oouulotpai ts of Mr. Dawes;
men who have llseu fioni small begin
nings and with no special dispensa
tions uf good luck to positions of huge
Inlluetice In their chosen Holds of ac
tivity. The men of substance eveiy-
Wlleie llle self-made; eeeptons, like
J Pleipnnt Moigau, for eutmple, who
h.id Wc.lltl to begin With, me e(eed-
iugly rate. In this lies American sool
ety's Krontest safeguaid, for ll Insuies
against a tyranny of accumulated
wealth, passed along from generation
to feneration. We have wealthy fam
ilies of two and thioi genet ntlons, imt
they nro families whose (iiallly has
not deteriorated In Its descent. The
llvinff represents! this aie men who
would make their way from a begin
ning of poverty If they had to. WI1010
the quality deteriorates the wealth that
Is transmitted speedily passes Into the
ownership of some shrewd outsider,
who exemplifies the superiority of mind
over matter.
Never wns the outlook for young men
brighter than today. Never was merit
surer of a Job and of a pay envelope
grow-In fatter year by year. Thorn
Isn't another thins that capital finds as
scarce or needs as badly as rjood tualns.
Tho average Southern citizen Is will
lng that the negto should be uplifted If
at the end of a tope.
Our eloquent friend, Congressman
I.lttlefleld, of Maine, talking before the
American nar association, created a
hubbub by questioning the wisdom of
the United State Supreme court's de
cision In tho insular cases. There enn
be no doubt that when tho coiirtdu
elded those cases It Ignored n lino op
portunity to agree with Mr. I.lttlelleld.
Professor Parsons, of tie Hoston
law school, favors giving all Ameri
can cities the light to make their own
charters within broad limitations. Tills
accords with the homo nile sentiment,
but ll would losult in uumetoiis char
tei.s fearfully and woinloi fully made.
"
flob Law lor Agitators.
C ITIX.KNS of Tampa, Phi., a
place Inhabited by many hun
dreds of easljy. oM'ltnble,
Spanlsh-spoaklng elgai mak
ers, who have long boon known as
soft marks for nil kinds of piofos
slouril agitators, have mlupl'-d hemic
liieasiiios against the lead -rs of the
illsastious stilke now In progless
thoie. They have fonned u vigilance
committee, Kidnapped the mote Inreu
dhiry of the walking d .legates, and
notlllod the others that they had bet
ter leave town.
This solution of the piobhui Is high
handed, Illegal and not to be sanc
tioned. Yet it Illustrates a weakness
In Hi" existing legal machinery, llefore
the agitntois Invaded Tampa, the
Spanish-speaking olgarinakers weie
earning steady wages mid In the main
weie contented mid prosperous. Hut
the moment the agltatots came they
glow lestless, went 011 stilke and have
since been a continual anxiety nnd
menace to the substatili.il, property
owning lesldeiits, TlK-y ale nppaiclit
ly Incapable of the calm loasonlng and
ripe philosophy characteristic of tho
maimer American workinginen; they
me moie like waywatd chlldicii who
need the ovelslght of it benevolent jot
Hi in-willed guardian. Hut the law,
which knows no distinctions, guaian
tees to tho tiavolltig nilsclilef-maker
lioedoiii of speech among theui and out
of this misused llbeity gloat lint 111
often lesults.
If. when they are thus misled, the 111
louseqileliees Ml Upon tllcllisi Ives
nlolio, It might be tolerable to lit thorn
learn b tier thloligh dint of oft-repeated
oxperletpe. I'nfoi Innately,
when they suffer the whole city suf
fers and hutidleds of reputable and
woithj- people in 110 wny Inloi estcd In
their qiiiiit'els mo put to danger and
loss. That under tlice circumstances
recourse should hive boon taken to an
extia-legal remedy Is not surprising;
but none the less Is It deplorable that
the 1'iW Itself provides no cilic.
Notwithstanding the high pi lees of
catlv v.n lottos, the coming' imp of po
tatoes piomlses to be of a magnitude
that will filghtcn the spei ulator am
bitious to 1 inner the output.
Hi the matter betwieii Prance and
the Sultan ofTlllhoy It seems lather
(Illllclllt to detellllllle who has been
Sllllbli'd.
The Proucli war dog Is pmbably
mine noisy nnvv than he will be when
his collar and muzzle me leiuoved.
News fi urn Plttshur;r Indicates that
those who picdht peace continue to
piovoko war.
Tin- stjles lii fall ovircoals still fail
to excite liiteicst.
TOLD BY THE STARS.
Dally Horobcope Drnwn by Ajacchus,
The Tribune Astiologer.
.li"l.i!n 1 .1-1 t mi 1 in. f..i sjturtU, AiK, '.'4,
I m
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1 i to pi 111 mil 1 view tnli ,1 Ihi; nun. ll it
11-11 ill ll..' ;i.Ui 11I1114 i( cii.iliiist ulm pill nn
,ilr.
Snl em- uniiiin in a llmii-iml inoiict (lit- turn
hln' u.iiiN. Imt it stir- 1 .111 mi 111.' tin' nun M.niti
nlliir w.iiun wantt Itf. it ;intiill,i teiiltiitiil,
lh.11. h rui 111 en I hi- uitli fm t urdiml.v. It
li the all .(nil nt ..( i.me tlut (.iuc iliili-(.ii.
Hull
'I ho fij el iIm' Imiir it tai kmiIiIiii; l'.iui llio
Niiiiti.ii ilii lint an ailloiiiiil.llo title.
IMpiiiit nlin rib iiiiln-ly n."ii link ui'iierallj
urnu a s-'""lh hliiicnf Hit 111 varitt J .
s in,' ii'..ilt- pof. r 1 liler.uy 1 10 ir 10 a full
fll'lllllll
Vn cntuiiil fnun 1 Inn i.ihuilt an liiwaul
mult.
'I In- 1 Ire-i liin.lt .111. 1 1 hm her lithiKiaph lull
i t le in iIim t 1 .1
Sights and Scenes
in Historic Boston
sj.,'i 1 tl ( ,.rie-).i.ii li mi if Hu rui. inn ,
11 winii Vn.' 1 V ..Hun witti r hit 1-11I
1. 1 llu Iii-lnii. a ti Him. ni II... 1 .li, ' 1- ui-li
lull. hi. ilia ln.k in Hm piii. I wlinli 1. mil
In lb.' lit t m 1.1 1I1 i'iili.1.1 luliii ii"ii. nl em
1.. nntn, an. I 1 .nun . I. .1 vnl llui linin n. . ot
tlie ilijt nl th- II. ii. till I. 'H, Ii. 11 tl.. Ili.-I tl
lists ti.i 11 pill. In in ituM-i 111111 in wrie initlu
In linn nf II..-I .11." iiul cvri clsl.l .i l.i r ill
llml llii.i In In Hm If 1. in tiln- In -v. ml .li.it
iii.l .'.!,. in II'.I'Hi 1 iii'fullv !. lli- III. Iii-l.nn.
pluiK an.l 1 Miiiiinnu rti.ry ilelall uf lul.i ti
inliii-l, In tin .1.1 mi utul nul lilt linn tin
I mill ..iilipliil Hllli tfn -lljlll nl Hew I III I ill's
t.l iiiii.i.t Wi- nut 1 lie nllii'i ilit u i;i iillttnin
tie in lln Keti-I .111 tl lie tlittlnu t lie iiiant Lis
t..il. 1. lit - III- . lit). "I i.'u in. I Unit liiueli
1.1 mil 11 -I 1111 in u.tlu,' ulmill til. I liylhiliii... ui.il
miiiii: ttlut u..ili Usui, li.m ila ttm iln-.l,
id , .1 Imiitliiil tins lux .Hut 1111 11 It it nut
In tin- u-l I am lit In.', Inn In tin ri-. in, aii.t
I inn .iel.lii' .ilii-iil Inl.i tin fiiliut " Tint it
tut .ii. .u, tti. Mill tiihmtt r.iit III. 1 .i -I altt.itt
lilt.. 1- m Inalili- Iii..ii.- f.il tin ui. ill jiut
fm llu. I11I1111' 'Hie pl.t it lln- Ii.iiimI.iII hi nt
lln till hi t 'I ...1. 11 Hi, I. ml nf (li.. lujutiiul
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l.ilit 111 1 lie (lull uf Mixk.il. Wc limit not
fnuit tl.c m-i, e inn-1 ,i put !. 1I1 it, Hu m I.l.
in. n 111. 1 tilltit ilntN u Hut liuii. We ttisi..
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iiui. piuiliiit ,1, lii 11 nun In millt.iiy jrnl t
hiiIIm' alnliit a. llu- .i-l ilhl." V. , tt- li.
line ll (lux IV it i.'i 1m It nit 11 .iJapli-lt
t.. 111 tl Itt utwi p. 1 Hilar il. 111 mils, .In I at mint
piul.liiii., .j in 1 I'l'itupt niurr- of tin 111, .itt. prr-rnt-
III-.' III. Ill'i Iti t HUM- fur i.!illln, JS ili in the)
.i., aii'l tin an IkIiil' trim loiiily nultul, Nn
elll 1 111 tl.ltll in tills llll'l ttilliout 1.,'HI,'
..m i il at tin. titinltiful athlttiiiiiiitii uf nun in
all au iiu.i t.f lift, Hm (mi (.illius nttti
ilii.iniul uf llifiii: ili.v ttuiilil lino I.1113I11.I at
llu. .ili-111 tl 1 1 v nf air.impli.lilt'B w It it man Mllul
In iriinii' .11, .1 In mi ,m. in tuumuiin aie imw
iiililitinu' 1I1II.1. 'I lilt U j trnat nation uo lite
In ami i neat ifiiile tte aie, ThiiiKH thuusht
Inirt'ilililc lint liocu brouslit Intu rcullty, ami
ttlut hal he noen n Hie (utuio iIjjj tiy tigln.
ticu maj place Ui as cipull.t jiiliijuatcd.
o
When one entru llmton uno of the first lhln;j
tint attraiti hli attention li .1 golden culorcl
(lomi appearing upon a hlRti prnmlnemc In Ho
tity, and tthlrh in tho night tlmo U heiutlfully
llhimlnateil by many Incamleicent llgliti, llilj
ii the dome of the itato capltoi building, ami
It Innlnl illnrtly oter lite eld iiortlnn of thin
tniiiiniiitli Ullicttiir. fWn mir enlrrlntf Ihc
in iln ilnnr uf Hilt hullil mr i nut llmry (trait
Witton, the Kfnhil iitul ooiiiliunt jtule linn!
cnlilc. Mi. Uivtiin lim hern .1 tl-llir ill Sinn,
ton fftird llmet, utul nlirn hi- liamoil tto ttero
fruin tint tlelull.v an I mmr lo knur,- the Inti'r
t'llii' f.Mt of Hut tnill.llnc, do m nt Miiilly
rhuntil lit flliniit ami nlilnl to lit mine lillil.v
l-itirr.tliiR fiitt. 'Hie nlo Ihum,. rlanrlt upon
Ih' tuinm.t uf lloiitun tllll, ttlihli derives lt
11 line ti.im Hie firt Hut nter one liutntrrd
,t-art jRi. Hilt Mil, Hun onio tlilrly tl feet
hldlier Hun ll It now, im n.nl to ill.plav lii'i--on
llaMt In tiwtt iiimlnj Inln It.i.tnn hartmr.
VI Hie mr rf tie. fir hmt.,. l.iilMlnic ntnn.lt
I Kianllf lnft iiiniKiiiiilnl tilth a itrt'o l.inn
rislc. iitiiiiii inmling Hilt fninn-r no uf lli-i
(.rnim.lt 'Hm nl,) pnrilm uf . Kjt- Imiitn It
ctiii.lriiitdl nf luiik, tthllp Hi new jit, ,llt
tlilht V'-irs ,uo, It ereiteil f.,m Itilinn nnilile
ttilh mitjiilrlienl anhlld tnral ileniKii nt a (i"t
nf ..! m nun, nn, I It out nf ,o nn Inipa.irK
kl iln tilillilitntt In Hie I'nllnl Matrt. 'Hie tin
icrtt.ine m the r.1.1 l,nlltlltiK i lm.l lutt 1,
1771, I.t I'nil Ittriir, kI.ii wit (iratiil Mi.nr nf
Manilla nl lint time 'the tlnni. wit tlritin In
tin' -11t1m.lt uf Hi.' hill In tMfren while Imrvt,
nl I .it Iir-tl in ,1 ilijy. In ,niior uf I lie 'Ivlftn
flitfit Hun tun.HinHhi the Pnh 11, nml the
(tint tut ,t ul illy (or IlKlniiiniit. 1 ln rnp
tier ttlihli flinttt t,. (ontplniuiiili up, 11 Hie ileiu
nt the lnillillii, nml tiil. li hit l.rti Ihi-re et.r
tllire Hip imnpli-lioii nf Ihi' nhl tljlo lioll't'.
was numifii tmiil ,y p.,,,! IttJre, who wit nn
dilititir In- Iridf. 'Ihe .nihil., I uf Ihc lapllol
II l i.hltii-tiin. II11III111 li, ni driw the plmt
1111.I pi'dlii-ilhitu fur Hilt liiilblmi tn ((.
Iti iti. I In Hip iniln lull if Hi,, iii.l t..nr nf Ihe
InilhlliiT ire Ittu teij lit. roilt.it (tact ainnrr
nllur 1.1 Jl Hiss ii-ril in wait In will, li Masta
tluisplis ipulmriilt hat,. luMldpatnl. -Hip llr.t
,t.i It.' In. Inl tt lln. tliiltrinl lln; ,,f Hip SImIi
nviiutiii, ttlihli wat (irrlnt lit- Hut reelniiMit
llilinicll lllllllnnre nn thlt'liKllli.l.ilih. flit, Vptll
I'l, ImII, whin, ttliile iiuiililnir thmnu-li ihe
In. Is if lint cltr, tlict w.ic allait-pil I.t- a
ln-.li In Mrcets -iitnt.it tilil, tnm. un.l pl.t, .It,
ami when the lltt I1I11...I nf t I.t- Civil wai wat
liitl 'Ihe hi. 1. 11I1, il flia ,,r , p, 1 1,, r(,ti I,
lln HlK i.f the 'I tic Ml selvlllll lllfltllrt, tltllih
M it i.iirli.l in (he I., Ill' uf Picks It Ulmitf.
s tin t h.r In .unit lest Hi, ir lots In .uieiuplli it
t.. ki.p this Hi., iiiluit. ), t, ,c I,,, ,0
Mill the lliinnl et lint nf thp Illlh color heit r
ttli.i, httil.it his In ,ul sitntil from his l.mly,
tilt llpnll Ihe III.', .Hill (lie I I.t enter lit' in r diet)
from hittiu Imtli .unit choi hum lits hojy.
nut- put .if Hip iipilil t tilinuicl imt
fililil-hiil lliuuljillt ttllli tthltf iniho..-ltii Ihe
liuii'i. if li ntilites Is in lh, nut lnilliliiio:,
mil Is 1 in lanllli tut tll.pliy nf in hlli 1 (in il
lill. It t. .111 m it nn Hip linin flier -Mil ptr
M.ns. iiul 1 irillirv runt tttiiHiinlt nf th. wny
iiiiinid I iiiltriiialli tin. gillnr and dlttitl.i up
pi.sllr th - ik t'l ft 111. 1 it tti-pt ndi d' Hip
liit-..rii khIIMi (.mid tn in wn.ul, md .Inlm
llif. who tt is a put mtiiir tt Hip ttstel vihlih
ti iiu-poilcl Hip Ii-i inon Ihc VHiiilii 111I.1
It.i.tuii liiilttit, wis lii.liiiin.iit ,1 Imim Ihls
ll.li 1 m.il, and tt it timed. 10 In put nv-puiitilili
(.r t.rUni illiitr Hie plit.iM, "t'tiillMi irltlo.ritj "
llu mi ilp 1h1ml.1i It Htl In tin- nhl MiUifing
md is slluiliil dirictlt nti.tir Hie .1 .1111 'Mill
is Ihe hl.lniu nwin nf Hi" iinntal, f .r l.erp
Is Wlitle all Hip i;n-al ill.-llll.lllpt nf the null
lute In hi Wtliuuiiil who lute lipin the u(
final u'lie-t nl He Ftile I, r Hip pi.t tpiitiirt
md lump. Here Kin.' I'dtnrl Ml tt it lenlinl
tlhrll In tl-iltil Matsu'lllLittt 'it Hip I'lln. p nf
VV lies lltlur i.tiitits nf I11.1, 11, Intiri-t ti lilih
Illicit! In' s.tn Imp irp lh rr-l tin inn 1 iplurt'd
In llu It. tn lulu 11 and it 11 ilriinit i.ipiiueil inmi
ltiitt-.il finis, .it ltiin,-t,,n md IJimk. r Hill
'llu- ctite llhrirt, loiit.tl In Hi.- t 1pi1.1l Innld
Ins. (mi! lint nttr nn luni.h.d H1..11.111.I I...1111.I
ti.tnmis. One nf lln in. . li.li 11 .tiiiL- kt 1,,
he ft-tli I11 10 tt i illp.1 Hip llr.nlninl I11.11111.. 1 ipl,
wluih Hit nit, n In ,1 ilu-.nl 1 i.p n,n w.i,
lliuiirflit !.. I thp Ihi; 1..s.k nt in Pilaiim tm-
UBPM, l.tll a Is n.'l, lei ll 1. Hit lint 1 hi. lor)
u( the I'iIlmmih in mini limit Int.. 10 1.1111114
In Vim 1 Iti. Iiiirltii.' Hip It. t..nli..ii this l.k
w-ls caponed In up I iitrlltli snl. II. r and tt.it
Inkin In 1'i.sfl mil and tin kept .tiiirmif Hit ir
1 Inn t nf the I'nelMi ihunli iniill I. nr jpim nru,
when 1'iicland Klinned il to M n-'u hut. lit,
while il nahili l lui;i ,1
-mi - 1
Wi imw tvniil mir tin I.. Hip old i a, hniiM',
al Ihe In id n( si,. ,11, ,t, nldii, ii,,, di,i
tpniiiiiiii nt l.iilldiiiL' in i'ip I mild sun., 1 1,
lids I. nil Hi- Mti h in s I,, t.i, ti. Hi i.l. tn, 1.
rdmiiiiil Viitlms Hudln I'mln nil, lliiriiitt ant
shnhi prithlnl i.tn Ihe pr... i . .lilies f..r Hip
U.itilimirlit uf Hip i ., ,ut mil plutlli.i til Ih-
l "lite lit III lot.lllt. III I ll.lP U,t 1111,1, flu Ul-I
npi..sili..n l.i lni.il .nithmlM- nn Hit- t ..iillm ut
In mill ti.il 1 i.ts u ,lhn viljius, II -si,, Cu-li
in.'. Wnriiii. (.iiiliitt .md .1 inn., ulit Hire. alu.
Hu Il.lillllieli nf VI I. 11 Ihi., IIS It it piiiniid
and lln p,,v lejMiiitin nt Hi inn. nwpillli
ttlil.1l.lied. Ihe int.iui nf this I.iiihUnu' al nd
with 11.1,. nf in nn tiiriiK nf Kpt.iliitiiiinri dns
md inure lenni limes. Ileip imt he . n Hi,.
uVUiiul iicit msr prt.-s uf , 1 1 j linin I 1 ink
tin md iiit t itc. pi.-M 1, 1..I tn lit,. t !,.n s, j .n
In Willi 1111 H l iiren 'I lie f..niut I- u milt,
-tin. nil... md iiu.n lit h nidi., me Hie ctiius if
niisn milks and jirlntt i' Ink m ul, pi n h 1111 p,
hj the tm lnti.lt uf lYnikliii lilm.plf In ap
is linin it in. .ie like Hut uf 1 h md ml, r pi.-
Him nf 1 pi nn m. putt, lint thi wis ihe hi
niilleii u I 1 t.hl..t..ihi.r. llu u'lim nl tin ueit
Ik k' pilnllii.' pn-nes if tml it . whtiti pul.lMi
our ltpiiI mtttpipiit ainl ml , lli.it. In H,,.
th.1us.1mls an linin
I'rnlii hue we Juiiiiiii pi.l mitn fimis win p
tritium flilitt xi 111 nil. mi, Ii it Hit slip t.f
stump i I nit, uhpie ilimi 1 (in. uas I.1111 ill 1
.1tt.11l.1sl l.y eiie uf Miu (.poii Hi's 1 frt. i rs nml
ft nit It Winmiptl: wht'le t I Hip llllll.h tnlln.
hunt, ami h. .id. ii nn m nf Hip Tun 111111, md
.iiiiiiu win if Hi. lii at ihenh In ll-wt. 11 tt.it lnelt
Willi thittliitl rout in In.:.' I i 11 ill ilu.p
p. ts lie itljiidliia; Htm uioihin l.ui.lim.s, whin
Hie hum uf Initlnett and iiidii.lrt .111 I.t In .11,1
I'.llltllll Hill Is lot llnl Hi I lllltl' ...linn uf tin
elti. Iiiniiir Hu fitiii .111 nit, 1 tm il ili.lmi nt
nil Hie nllur i.lil tiiiildlni;s 'i lie h.wtr pirt
t.f this 1 111 1 lill tijs- it iiniipliil I.t ii.uuiiltsli 11
111, nil. nils. s wp .ititiul ll..' t 1 1 it up mall
I.t mind Hut we ale .ul.tilu itiiluu Ihuse
wills ulihh an knuwi, ill ntir this wmhl at
"Hip hllllipliti ef III.. Ill " II 11, 1, lull 1 11.
tains nn the tvallt Hip i.llt.ilN uf pr.imitit ni
llit'll uf Itl.lulh tins. Vs we lakt a i il in fine
uf the ilulrs ill Hilt. lull, in nip iiulin llloli in
tin In .11 Hip eloiiit uit ut ihe uiiaii.t Vim rf
tin uril'.i, tin 1 1 ,1 I'ltitli, litis, ( hiiiulii,',
Vtili.ltr, (.arilteii aid I'hilllp. ami nien uf mure
limn limes tth.t hit ni.nle Hu- hill lain,. nx
I us if their i-piulut fieiii Hs luttiutn ..11
Hip ipiii-tluiit uf tin, 'il. -in llltirti We mint
pit a lltll In llu "(lid snitli Vl.tllnc lli.li.e."
li.iuilli iiiiittiiii teil 1- 1 ilmnh l.t Hip 'lliii.l
( nnni'iMlleiul mi lilt, t ir ll is Hit null nl;.
nf tin world faimnis idillns, Inn hen- llu llist.in
'I'll Putt m id., thiit .iiriuui-menis fn Ihi.nt
In.' tin- Ipi 1111 iln ml in II. -tun luiliui 'I It's
ttlillie Is Tiutt- iittd as a pine uf piihln iiipilmst,
and mint ,11 In It nt hl.lorle lultiitl in unit
nil I'Vtlllilllnll Wp Will I. In Hip It 1111I111I1 r nf
llit.'iiHin; plates iisilul fur l.it.r ile.pipiinn.
- It. II I'.
CARD TROM CHAS. W. DAWSON.
IMIltir nf Tlie Tnlmnr. -
sir- M,i .nit iitliiu Ins Im-n til. .1 to an nr
tttl1 In Hu' Timet, ttlihli lonliiiis i npy uf a
pililinll a.kiUK for Hip appuilil lilt 111 uf ('. II
(.Jl.linr, rw , as Hrpliiu-' mint Jud.i , ami is
111) ItiiliH' is ml uli, -.1 t.i Hit! petal. mi, I f id Hut
I hhuuld pulillily inrrrd 'i til-,' liupiiflnii
ivhleh nut lie rre.il.d l.y Hie piihil, illmi of lids
vititlui al this lime
Vt t'l i it' liwni tilui fil.-ii-d Ihlt pelill til
kmniK, It was i In itl.it, il miiiy imiiitht .U", nt
i lime whin Mr. Vixlniru'i. inmi- lud n n I i
mtlitliiipil In . .nun i linn with Hip Uiplnn'a
mnrt jiiduii-lup .it .ill, and i ni. ipietnlv tloet
imt filtlj npieMiit Ihe KCiiiliiii ul id tliu Par
undei ihe piestnt c li i tibTt-il (omliti mt
I'll., prlntinc it this pftllii ii at lids I lnv tiny
li'id coitm ivuplp tn Isllpti Hut It lm! Iiomi
rupullt rltfiinl .is a ort uf prutit n.inil Mr,
'... hum's apiiuliilmuit, Imt the nut Imt nit.d
In me hli'iif imut (em lusluly Hut cnuli U nut
tliu r.i-'i'.
Wry irnlj ,u,iiii,
lln. VV. Diwvjii,
SoiJiitun, Aiirfii.t Jo',
TWO NEWS NUGGETS.
Ann-Hun tutluiisoril i ir-iu,.ililo for a, trt
lllllnliillt Inilt'lsi ill tho I'lniliulion uf cntlntl
in itiittli, mill, lie .Vila, llikliait and Khiva,
'Iho jiai I'm diuw an inneai-p ef II ur (tnt.
our IV') In Hit) .Vcditlo limit, ami Ihe inirej.c
in tliu IUu-.Ijii dUtrlit ia '.' pu tint. Mot
ut tho foiiuir luinlKldj are now liclni plantcJ
tilth col Un.
I'lofritsur Devlrr, of (ha I'lilternily of Ullnolt,
win) lut fludliii (ho effort uf tteatlnr on mora!,
Iiiuli that tho desire to flfht rUoi witli the
(licrmuniclrr, but (tops it Mj wilK after that
a the nieiuiry rice. Awault rafi aro there
foro commoner In lummer than In winter.
Drunkennew, liattctcr, leem with lummer ami
Incrcaiea ttltli the cumins nf cold, Suieidfj are
at a iiiulmuni on bright da; a with a high Ur
ometer, end increase as the wind Hjcj.
Outline Studies
of fltiman Natiire
Told of An Absent-Minded Professor
Ihe nlitent mlndiiliirctt nf llr, Vlfrerl t'memnn,
the aiiliiisiluKlut, (nimerlt nl Ihe .Inlnis Hup
kbit litilirislli, and who ll now ahrosd tusking
culleelluii ul iinHipit'S fm the liiil-fiiin ul (he
lllillpullt uf Cillfnrtila, ll well knuitn ainunj
hit ndlliiiuie fricmlt
'Ihe liinnoiahle uii'itfon tthtu lttukcl for a
pnl, lie lei tun' nt Hi" lli'pkltn he Ie! hit aiididue
ltalt In Rlmslly i.iiipi'tip while he, nil ntiisinti lum
nf the I'licnfrtiu ut, wat fmind Imtlly ciiipto.trd
impiiiklm; bun nf cult, will Innit he irtneni-hi-iid.
lilt i.irefnlly ndjutlliiK (roll eoll.ir
nter one nlieul)- nn, lilt cnlne tn Ihe tt itlnn
mid fiicillinit tn take lilt tnln arc hMuili' m
linltrrtllt lure, lull it H mains (nr hit lilerd and
in lolinrri, .lusppli I'lntt her ( Ink, uf tliu lliltlth
.Musi'nni, In Hit the futlietlng clnrt :
'the pilr line en rniite In make tnme linpnit
till (AdiitHntM, nml hid ten lied s.iuthern Humpe
trlitulir ruiiisoiinppeireil ttllli tn iiiilltiiiiit faio
and a h'llir fimn Vnierlm In lilt hmd. lie e
phlnpil Hut tin It'tlir wit Imm in nl lilt ev
i nil I'intliiit, uitiitliii; lihn of luiltii nliirnt
Iillm I, illt (nrrli'd nil tevpiil ihlitt belunxlin? tu
Ihe hi., tin r tthi li flailing alnuid
"'lo pmip hint l.it.-ll fal-e ttnl nnjiitt hit
Hii-pli Ions an'," ml. I Hip lioiilihil tint ter, "I will
(.'it all tin thills mil spicltl litem nut ,efoli ynll,
and m'p If tun ran tin. I i simile imp I., stlnx any
Inlliil nllur Hun mt tutu "
'I lie sliiils, pip ii'ii n number, were irn.lin e.l,
mid t misir in itlttti felhiwpit when the wire fuiind
to l.e till, ni. li lahellnl Vrlhur II lie, (1, I'tuer
mi, II lini-iton, I '.., N. K V. In fut, all
etitpt two, lliete bearine no liltfl nl all and
piiMiniildv llr. I nurton't bote initials other than
Ids uvtii. II iltllii'ile him.
Too Good.
"Vn i.lr," mid Hie nhl srnlletnin, brlnilna;
lilt rltf tl.i.tn haul nn the dek In hunt nf hint
"I will nenr (unteut tn my daiichtri'ii he
t n initio; Ihe wife uf ,i man who uses UmiiK
ililnk!"
"It li bill," th,' (irinbllnj .teens' mm who
ilnml titlrllnc hit liat and pier and anon tteil
lm,' a ghinie at the rlnor at II riliulillnir iho
liimit.er u( Junipt he tmiihl hate In mike In
renhlmi It li,illly, "I nenr tatteil liquor in
mt llle"
Huilil (ipllenlii.ld looked up with wnldo'dy
a ilk, tilt, u' Inleiett.
"li," he "ihi, "netri drmk I iln p, eht"
"Nu, clr," (Innnie llirlinulon irplled, "1
do tint know- the t itte nf Ihe nitly etiiff "
"Will, but 1 s'p,e ton smoke nil chew- to
liuiii. Tluiii'jt ni'.ip hibllt I dun'! tike peelil
It i lint In. V null Hint thews tulmeo It -"
"I Inu .tnur pmlnii, ir. but I hue neter
Usui tibino In ant- form. I nenr hate ncn
Mimki d t i Ijin tl-' "
"llml" lit t fathi r untitled, "but .ton tweir
like i tm. ptr cmirllinit, I'll bet. Vow, If
Hide's niitlliin; I lute In line irniind Hie
lintitp it's ,i mm tint swell t. Swt trlii it a
liil.il Hut nn
"Hut I line itcnr intend in mill In all
mt life: I lute inter mid i II,, m.r -1 i.l i word
tint I ttuiihl be atluiii it In lute ant hdi' hear.
I
"oh, ii'iifiitiiul It1" (I,,, eld mm etp! lined,
s lie rpulipil in lot p.s kt't, "here's a puini'
ltitn nut and biiv tuni-elf a slhk nf tandy in. I
don't Itiillnr nu' mt inuio tu. I it . I'm Initt,"
(lilmpt II. it. t.l 11,'t.ilil.
Out and Happy.
V I.. J'iiv, ilhr stiii-p'atlni; sKtrtn tint tn
Mpniti' liim.iir imm i p .-l.lli... Hm pild him
III t ditt a tin, hit it it( siiiupih'it lie w-it
iippmilid a p.i-l I,i u( Mhi, Imt, In Math,
1ss, n it hi h.itn.i Hniiti upon lihn
"I lute suit in I's) it tiioiiliuiit," s.ild he In
dit. "I'm illt I stunt mt if Hum the putt,
i. Hi., (or l in. .nth, an.l I. .1,1 mt limnl-iu, ti 1
went, I in ike if"". I ant lust Hot unit Hi.. I. tt,u,
tin t ii t tit n s and fuiti' postal t nils i lutf, ami
tin re u it n i ttuiihh'
"V fm- neikt j:h tin lititi i tt.r chip lit
t.niiiil Hu nil. tp Ih, re, but Hip po.ltnilir al.
tint VI I Nt h found nu in a wet i;ouds pi up
ii, In In. w.tl lilllUK Illt ftoirnws In Hip c It tic.
lie avium d an all nf iiillmiilt and sii.'u't .lid
Iiul I "it it'll t.f mt tphui, ,in, tint the
Ullll Ills nf tin' l.ltlip IIUL'lit lie ti.din I In
fi.lliud hull Hide wis tmlhluir In tteil. Up
jiiw lii.lnaniit nl nn tllpnim t, md ,h inimled
to km, it whilhcr 1 nppits nlpd Ihe niiptiitamo
and ilii.-liill nf nn petition, lip nl.l lip wonlil
sii.p, nd mt-, but whin t btcpil him tn ritntii
tn, lid my I. in. o;tl ami .tit.il Hut I hid 1,','t,
mini,' ful Jeirs fu iu.il! lie In i; Jul mo lo fniiri (
hit i i.h 'toids ainl etiiitiuiip. Up lnv.ri;i'il mi
llllll I II I, III, ll.
"I.iltlt mt- m.n wat ibpull'i,!, and tried In
inn Hu ntlue t Idle I Mint link tu the film
to tuppnrl mt- (inilli in Tn. '...In lip tent (m
nip to tnitie np and thmt him liuit to ( ith i s'
in. in. ' oi.l.'i. I lo.t a ihdlii miklui: Hie nip.
I am nut nun- imt luppi " N'tw Vmk Wmhl.
Copper Button n Bond of Union.
Tin i e tn n ft ni r men In Hie mr seat nf nu
ep, n i ii I.,. nn, I il.iwntnwu nu KiltIiIIi an imp mie
iiiuiiiliia li.l link p.ioilt tlre.(d old nun
illml.iil aliturd ami tilui In tiuwd into i ilne
ilotiL..id.' innllitr nhl man. tihutp tun If imten
Pin inn lui told nf Ids wealth.
"Hire, tth it are .ten titini; In ilnf" trroiiled
the m in Willi Hie i p, inn. Ii it, iHiti, hi".' iip fn'iu
his pipei "Iheii's no in,m iuie"
"I tliiiinrlil I mill, I tin, I mum," s.i, tlie poor
man, in a tone nt apolnt'.
Up iiirmd lutt ml ihe riih min, ami in fn
doiti.' Iiowul him a tupp, r httttun en the Uiel
nf hit nut. llu- i It It nun tiatul fm a in,, nu nt,
thin Ik Iti nut his li mil
"I sit, i, urn. id,', we'll mike rnim ton," he
nid, as tie mnnle, ntei. "I didn't know ton
tn ie i Hi md Viint nnn "
The p,,oi mini, in tin ri, -ail- tlie ropper hadje
In the nllur linn's toil.
"While wile tun.'" he Nked.
'(iltiflniiir." aiitiiiied Iho rich mm "And
J nil."
"I w it il Mkstnniii- ltidffe "
Vt lid Muvt Ihfj i;, t nff the nr, the nhl
fiotiher win i w it , r and the one tt lei w it
rlf li. ami 1 1 til in aim Ihet- headed for the lie tr
et ilnnkmi; plan' In finish lilklne It ntei 'the
btittnti nf nippti imt Hip miinoriet it nihil up
hid ruiiottd the illtferiiitet tvhich evitted he
lium their el.Ul,.ii ill life Sew Vnrk Tiibune.
Loading Cannon with Corn.
( onrjiestniin "lue" Can nm n nf Illinois it
a mm ,,f sti,,n likes iiul dltllkei, and nenr
dies am thliii.' In lulus in tin lut nf lilt
hkin.'s, so fir it t iilfti.il miitcis hip u,n
ceriiid, hl fendn ss for urion mrn Hikes tine
rmk, ind un this won, he tells a ino,l tuit
al his nwii ptpensp
VOtr i I. .in; t.i,,iun tu W'l.hliuk.n hp ip.
tiinicl heme ami spirliil out In ,,,,k .if 1 1 r his
p,.liti,,il (enu In Ids dMilit Vt a minll
illhi.'e hull I, iihire lie Hupped fm dinner, l
senile cl ile nt Hue misting urs wit pined
liifure Mm is n tide dlth. Imim'illati'l) he
nl, in . .md thp n, llu lilll i, f fan- md applied
hiiusilf t i lii.itt'l.t t.i tin' 'jinn iiiin. VMii-ii
tlie pi He wit depleted he tll.it for u
rusclllIK i lis, nnd iniitliiiiul his 1 1' I.t until hi
Iiul nude his unite ineil flem Hip l Iple prud
net nf Hip llllimis prililes 'Hie hotel keep. i r
not li t ri the nniy t.f tulis tttikul upon the
pi ile uf the tall pulitli lm, ithutp idtuHtt tt-ct
iniknowii tn liiui, and slid:
"stf, liaucer. whit in Ihiimhr do Juu waul
In hnaril at .1 little 1 fiir" Hie pliio fur tnu In
put up it it n lluiy ktltlle. Dnll'f .toll kllult
tti'ill fodd-r Is a tlnni sluht ituaper in a hatn
Hun In .1 lioiite,'"
During Ihe rennlnh'r of the lainpilo'n fdi
jrres,.tniii Cannfiii ri tilled Ihlt stort In his ton
fitlluenls- and lunied II lo irnetl uttiii" an i
tho coin flutters, l'lnls letphli Pott.
He Is a Hustler.
Tom Johnson had an eppoittmlit- (n attend
nhool until he tt.it nivteen jiut ef .iRe, then
family retcrscj ronipellul lilt eitlnt; up effort!
tn obtain an cilucillun to as.lMln In keeping
the unit from the door He beian work in a
I.oiilsillle rolllne mill nrtke a an eiiand boy
Ilia akrtne.vs r-noti jtlrail.'d Hip attention of one
of tho oftlclili uf the l,ouUtille Mreet ttallii-at-rotnpanf,
nnd he was clten a ilrrieal petition
at ?7 a week. Inn inn later lie traa tupertii
tendent of the nml
He was inaitlnl when about tifenty ears of
ns;e. "Whit haio jnn with whifh to support
.1 ttifet" hit protpKtlte fathcrdnditv atked,
'"T'hfe two lundt," ttat the reply. It wai
rhinrlrrlttlr, and it won liim hit tvife. Lcilte'i
I'opular Monthl;.
And So It Did.
"Ibtiry is a bnitf." said Mr. Jiiiln-ed to her
mother, In whom he hid gone (or njmpathy.
"Why, that haa he don, my poor child?"
"Why, he he aji that my new bonnet Ihe
one tlut is trimmed tilth those lotely cherried
and thlncs boo hoo he tats he u it looks
like a boiled dinner." Baltimore American.
CALLENDEH REUNION.
Tho Annual Question.
tVhat tneiiM Ihlt Imttlc ttlklf
Tlirw Jolly IntiU ol (olkt
Thit (time ttllli lucketa piled,
Theinceltet Inl nful I JAea?
Whit inn tu mtett meaturo tune one)
A rallendir iui.ii'"i,
VVV Imrrnw this heidlnic fruin Ihe lometihit
striking: Imitations Imml tn Ihe ( illemhr lim
ll.f Ihli .tear, nnd Mitely no one inn think It
liiapprnprlUe wlin tut eirn them utrltlnc un an
Ausmt inoitilint from Cllilonl, lllakrlr, Watcrly,
.Imkton, Nett, .tinii.tn, S, riidon, ( atliondtlt and
liitermedlnte pultitt
1 lie Callendir rvnnuin illlTeis In in (libera tn
not belnK the attftiiblme uf me family in Iho
common use if (tic term, with no morn illtimt
lelatlte Hian .1 flrt( mucin lutlmled, but in
retki.tnnjf (mm the niicpifnr, S.tuiuel I attender, a.
Ilevnlutlninry ti.Mler win to mninnnetit flniult In
Soolt, tlie uenirjllunt nrp lounted, ttllli brant tiei
Innumerable and hew Ibid Inc.
In eter.t i-ithrrlm; tlnre It tlie rliatin rf new
nd plipaant dltpiinry in the llnp vt ilrslrnlilc
emn,l and Ihlid tninltit firm nil pultitt of Hie
icmpast Ml t'lclusiteiiPM It lihl aside. As a
pnein rend In a recent n union cllscussci Its
Ihi Fi'tnnd tntitint couiilf
Hie qneitlnn't iiille alourd.
Vest fiiirih ami tltili md clclith,
nd i tin tiiintj thlnl!
If fhe'n i potti Klrl and plraant.
Win, elilm o t (nut like the pietent.
The reiiiili.li nf VVrdnisda.t, Auk ill wat no
exieptloti to Iho rule, nnd' ni a errat varlel
ef t( hides ,lrntird fume elRhtf the batket
Itden iiiillililmln nn Hip brcev flmres of Lake
Cliapmin, b-nrtt i;reetiiii;t wire imlter-il lm
tnedlitc irtpirninnt for tlie pltnle dinner were
mill.-, and mini the 1,,1'ir rintle tables prut hied
I i.t Iho ho.pltit Phil inder I eo wtre itroitilmr.
ttltli Kondiet, n hilt. Innaliier nnd iheiiv center
tatlon rose (rem either ulile. Nwn utter (he
tronth if tie irmtil In. I taki n puttntion of the
bnits and lure dl-portiint theiii.ilus upon Iho
like. s,nrlly, hint fi ir, ihet wile (allul III by
the president n( Hie it.m ntlnn, Alderman John
T Howe, and, all Ik ins n-itul in tho coiiimo
riiotit piiillrn, ihe pmirrimnip t,ririn
Ihe Mist nmnber wat the tinging if (he Cal
lender reunion lijinii, wrlttin I.t a member of
the family to the tune of "VnuMld." It ll at
follows, ami miR-lit lie ciiii1ly apprn rtitp for
ant- othci fimlly Killicrinz at this time of His
rn
In lliiBdlmr Viuuit ih.tt
Our j-ntrful thinks we raUe
In Hod abuto,
VVIm trants Ihlt kindred bind, ,
Siittered tliruiii;li,iiit tho liml,
Mit cnp Hip frlemllj hand
Of thotc tte lute.
For truth and purity
That nukp and keep men free
In etert aire,
Knr toutigo, filth and lot-o
Of tlinco now Tim- (! tie .ibote,
Wc bless tine mit they prott
Uur lieritagc
Oh blest nt, Lord, we pray,
At this glut summer iliy
Wo gilher lute!
Tiioii ttirl nttr fitliers' ktilde,
Their Helper, true md tried,
Uo I lion with us tl hie
I'r, in .tear to teir.
Tills singing was folium! In l drient tnt-o-t
in. .ii In llet-. New-ll ( illriider, ut Clark's
tin en.
The prptidini's id best time next. 1 brief,
witty and l.neri iiitrniludfen t.. m interesting
tirogramiue He spi.ke uf t lit tit an lei.rd f tile
fimilt, tlnni It nlng hit ine.l. ..f ml, rug It
IIS 1 "plnriullt sil.'ive," 'iiul III, rttd etlt.lt to
mike Hip PVpdlludit. He inuomiud 1t Hip mil
iiimil.tr "Viiant (inlrt," er an .lutuiri- aitirlo
by Mist 0. VI Williiint It brn Il.t letip-tul Hie
tlt'illit sinep Hie tiNt riuploii iji IssO, when ten
giaiidiliihltdi if Hip iiiiii wlin hid bun a inn
tciup.ir.ir.1 ainl in. pi mil hup if It rui W i-hint,.
Inn wis prtsdit. s(I Hum ,,( Hip gi ,,1 md true
hid bpdi taken Hut the wonlt uf Longfellow
ijuoti-d in rlntliij wile ipprupll Iti"
(i, though i fi ilopiist,,! and b.mly,
VII mt ft irs ire hid i-ld,-,
If 1 I, ut iimiiul.ir i nil
.sui h is tluti lute lm it ami ilietl.
llu .istt iiil.lt n. .t J .nu d in tiiunig "Only
Hi nu ml,, ml bi Vt 1, 1 1 We line H ,ne "
Vn iddritt tn Vlililn V (allimld, mereliry
,,f tlie It iiltuul ,iiitia' vt n't ( l,i nt i in istm I ition
nf Pillj-biirg, wis the tttnt if the ,li, relating
In 1 frank in, I hmuuroiis iiuiin, r re ( in hes into
f unity hMurt lie hut mide during the ttir lie
told uf a ditii.iu.igiiig itiiptlun iii Viigliiii,
S 1 l -nil. ...1. .' , l.l.,l...t t.. -. u. .. . .
-...nu , . ti I ,, ,n ,t l s en , ll,.il. I", it i l ," III- tt ..
mid ill iiittui In iiiiiilifis Hut tin re wtre plenty
uf t'lllimliis in Hie region .tit. but liny wile
"all nlggi rt "
Vs (lift ndi pmud tint I illindiis hid niiiiul
elms Hide, who tm k their nun.', he it is nut
ills, oiirigetl. but biglll .1 new' line nf fuiettlgl
Holt lb- wrole lo the tin th p.irlini ul .it Wa.li
Ingti n, ruiii-lliig Hip fittt rniiiirtihig -aiiiiu'l
('illt ndt-i's dill.tiiitut and tli.ihiigp (rom tho
aunt, il.o his t ink lie ipuiud pmmpl uplift,
slating tint lie dditlc in 77n, strict! citt 1 1 si.it o
h us piiittp, t..iinl mid tirgiant, and, nhiti
ditt tiaigul, it is gittu In nit ml b ti's eprtiiti
1 gi mt n( tun bun, In, I mis nf land in Vlr
ginli, whhh, tm lieu r, lie iipitr tliimi'd I. iter
nn Vlr ( '.ill. ml. r nu ll.m. 1' II ( allender,
nu nib. r nf the llo.ioii lirniili, ,1,-u-i uded rr ,-n
.tnbn I 'lib ml. i, who is mt titiumil in a rert nn
atitiipie hbteit nf lb" Iteinlutton at Irate in
I'.illle 1 i, tn lum In gltauul m.ttit- iutite.iitig
fadt, nnl otitilmd a phnte.ripb of Hu- ( illtmhr
(nit (f nuts, whh h he hid priutul ..ii the link
of this teir's unit ill, in, minting rn tt inteicct
Vtr Calliinlir slued '1111 his gi-itidfilh r,
(irorge (illtmhr, tbtaltiul It I i the i..1Iiup
nf lieiabli l ill la mil n
lining told ill Hits in i plei.lnr nnunpr. Hit
speikir silted Hut an etpert In lu.l, ru il n
south in Wi.hlnglnn hid utfiicl f ,r Hi, sum ,f
' In Ir Miinii 1 I illiu lei's mipsiri buk .s
fn n puttllilt. nml to put wrttttn poofs nf ill
fi,ts in Hip tun, It of tilt tle.t end nils Tlie s" i
ety uniiiiniMiitlt tniul Hie apptojuhti. n of Hie
slim menu. .md fmiii Hie in inri for ll n pur
pose V ilml, "l'ir Vwij," lit' Ihe Vi-.it Wil
liams, uf Puktilh, wis a nm 1 1 uld nnio Kong
In Inmii'iit with Ihe ,h, i.u-ii
Vn able ,i,r ti lb, uhltit ( "llirthlrt"
w it tliin lead b.t Mitt I'.irne (' ltenton ,,(
lllikeli, the ruonliiiB mi ul .rt- il the tm tt li
(tor 1 gineril "lUiustlnn nf embbnis i( the
kind ind tli' Ir ignl(li mti In eirlv dns, she i
ptilned ilnrli- Hie nn inlng nf Hip inn upti,.nx
ami llimy ouriniii iht.iilt of the tnit .f inns.
Mt li f lemlniii ei it t of iiiui.'t I illtti-hi- in
Hot. Vcwell I ill. 'in I, r. of (Ink's I.iitn, m,
.1 M Calldid.r, ,f I lillnrd, tin unit in., ri
minting grind, hlldnti, nett tl.ilme.l utenti n
Tlie mtpting mot ihitigul to 1 Lu.imts se..i. n
and Hie leulmg el minulis and leperts fell. on 1
The ibtlion of tffliers left mitt is umlingtd,
.1. T llmti still lu'ldlng tho ,,(fl, e of presnh nt ;
S. I Cillfinli-r. tn, ,resi,piit: I V Kdiinn,
recinllng u'tntart V 1. (illi liter, treitimr,
nnd Mis. " Vt Willluiis, utrresp .nding set re
tin TIip regulir lime nf Hu reunion was flvd
i ii Hie fiuiilli Wulni'sdii uf Vuiiuii. Willi like
Ihlpllllli ns tin meilltlg I'll,.'. Hue Hiott,n,
it, pits uf tin I ilhmlpi , ciiiiii, n hi-in lure or.
tier. tl piiniid. ind itnr a i..llui. ti .1 on-r
PI w is t iki ti. lln" foimil ntei lino-w i. tit urn-l.
in llui pl.ttint linn ir ttvo wit pit,.,, , Utn
nil, lid "g llius" welt1 it i i lllpiliu 1 I, l It, 11 t V
pi,, ml. it to hup! ..ii the sime phisitit .;,, t in
psr'
M VV
"Always Busy."
2 Always Busy Events
Kirst Our Fall st.vlrs
of IVlobrateil lniiitt
flioes nt $1.00. Tliey oj,e
dlsplttyed In our men's
window. They are for
tho smart dre...ser who
wants to bo Just a little
ahead of the other fellow.
Second Tho pl,n Inpr on
f-alo of every man's llus
set Shoo in our ntore, low
and High rut, $3 and $1
grades. They nro dis
played In our men's win
dow. You can Bet a pair
ot them; perhaps the best
shoe you ever wore, for $2.
Lewis & Reilly,
Wholesale and Retail.
11-116 Wyoming Avo
Meldrum
& Co,
To close our balance ol
stock wc offer
46 inches wide in a good
range of colors exclusive de
signs at
$1.00 per yard
reduced from $1.75.
Only one dress pattern
to a style.
See our handsome new lino
of Waistings in Persian and
other new designs, mauy of
which we show exclusively,
also a complete new Hue of
materials for suits and sep
arate skirts.
126 Wyoming Ave
iHiiiifll m
OF SCRANTON.
Capital S'200,000. Surplus $3'23,00P
United States Depositary.
Special attention given to
nusixi'SS, personal and sav
ings ACCOUNTS, whether large
or small.
Open Saturday evenings
from 8 to 9 o'clock.
W.m. CoNNi.u, President
Henry Ui:lin, Jr., Vice Pres.
W.m. H. Peck. Cashier.
Refrigerators,
Oil Stoves,
Screen Doors,
Gas Stoves,
Window Screens,
Hammocks.
iii!
u
I
325-327 Pcnn Avenue.
A Second-Class
City with a
First-Class Stock of
Out Oiass,
Sterling Silverware
Clocks, Etc.
Suitable for
Wedding Gifts.
Mercereaa & Connell,
132 Wyoming Avenue.
Allis-Chalmers Co
Successors to Machlno business of
DIclt&on Manufacturing Co., Scranton
and WllkeB-Uaric, Pa.
Stationary IJnirlucs, Hollers, Mining
Machinery, Tumps.
Scott
Real
Swiss
Grenadines
IS
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS;,
QRANO ATLANTIC HOTEL ANO ANNEX
VliginU Ave ami Iteuli. Atlantlo City, N J,
Bivlli JCT- SW l-rautilul loonu eiwitte, slngla
ntl Mitli Inth. hot jnd roM fei-water bathi
In liotfl mid onnrx. 1-oiatlon elert anil Cfntral,
lthin few lanli ef tlie Meel Pier Otchedn.
Oftru iprrlal Hinj rato, $11 to Hi by wltj
I'.tO up Ly day fciierial ntoa tu famtlie. Coaclny
meet all trains. Wnto lor bonkti-t
Qll.VHLKS E. COrE.
iai i iK at j
jl&itA A.tjMVfiMt