THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1001. PuMlvhrd rtallv-. txrrpl Snrvlay, v Th Trtti. un Publliihltu Pompiny, at Fltty CcnU Month. MVV S ItlCHAnii, tMltor. O. F. IIYMiKK, IIiiIucm JtJniscr. New York Oftuci l.W NaMau St. ?. M Vr.KVt.VNI'. Bolt A?nt far Foreign AiherlKnj. Knttrfd at the IVxtftlilcr nt Foranton, I' . at Secund Claw Mall Matter. When trace "III permit. The Tribune l alway slid to print rhort letter irom in friend eir lnr en runrnt topic, but It rule l that inM mut he f-lgned, for piilillrjtiftn, tv tli r" ' real names nil the ronilitlnn pmrrfrnt to ceptame I that all contribution lhati autiject 'o editorial region the flat rtAir. Fon advehtisino. The fallowing talili" ahwat the prleo per Inch ath imertlon. pice to b turd within one .vein I Run of Siding c line on 1 rjill Mdlne I Toltlon mspr.iv I riper i ne.i f Ma'than Sno Inches .25 .iTS .SO .22 .1 .ITS IM .17 .15 AM m Irrhea ... 12An Efmo eiwi ,2t .n .ti .is for rirdv of thank", r'olutlon of iondoUno and imllr tontrllmtlona In the nitiire of ad-'erflalrj- The Tribune main a rharce "I eenta a I. re. Hlte. fnr DaaalAM Advertising fiimWi'd on applleatlcn srn.N"ro.v. r. . aiv.i'st .". mm. THE REPUBLICAN TICKET. State. Supr'm Oirt VWI.I.I IM P PMTiT.lt. 7reaurir-HiAMv (i HVItItl Election .Vov S. "When the I'rnorra'i "nit oil nt power In jiir cute it left to tt n-ptiW'i in rarty a leg arv of tlmotf afHrti.irVi ot ilrlit Inn debt, lij uitr administration imd.r llipublitin tiile, lm bren ilnr.t xnitieli -nnl Wo hoe I m teaei ah appreciations' to thi- romnfti tlnol until we stand at the tnd of th Aineil 1 at t.itr in nippnrt of popular rduiatlon. I'tulri llepnlilli.iii adrrinl'tritlon their ha hern pild en I, year 'or erlnta'lonal pmpnte moir tinn t appropriated rv 'ho Pni.'iMIn pntv In Hi tr null tor of a 'fntttri of iniin'r We hue im retard "iir appm rlitirna t. ihatltililo md rbciiinaitim inttlii- lr until o i in in ike Hi-1 mit tint tli ante b't'Wrn lh tun mrina aupporta tlirr intuil rteru a 1I aa diet our man Our 7,ri,ii10 of people rre induinotn, liinr.t lav I'lidinir and h'Tpy. 5.et, uiniiiiided a wi ire on raerj ldo iith proipe-rniH lNlnet . -iHitlim, mtn pi'npie luppv, empletiett md Mint'i.t1''! tnd iih oirn aifnii" of Ivh.hcU .mil nailn fulti m iipmd, ami with the rroipert of the future lirislitening and eimvlnt more Impeful, th. .tii hMnrii pin nf ihitrtittlrn and neirali.ni eett up a htateru it rrv it fal'e prrtrnie. Iip'iii and liilnnnt for le pirme of mUleadin: fit people ami tesiiti rg et (irmei " From tilt llepuldli in tato '.arforrn Pouo th.t .'". not nnnlhllnto the Mhor follnu i iiv not fppm to In1 lr-ir-?'l .11 PItlflilllE. The Fortunes of War. "T""HK rnAWrttlUJ (outity tlllrx I ioitiro tlii)"o who wl"h to JL hoconie iiintllilntct unticr thrui to coiitiibttio u .-mil of money etlm.iteti to lit miiIU l"iit to defray tho iaiciim' of the in-ltu;it election. Tho o.pone-( I" vhtuallj tin FAnx whethfi" tho ollUos- to be llllrd anrl the r.intlliiritCH for them nro fow or many. I.ai-t ciu, holnc pio-'lilciitl.it year, with a lull tukot In the Holt! anrl no dearth of c.iiidlrl.itesi, tho c. pene vns divided iiinniiK inuiiy and thUK hei'Hinc model. Ho tor eael 'I'liH year, the ollko and iandldute. IioIiik few. the per capita exponi'i' i relitthe Iy larci-. I'titlef the rule. what money renin Ins after the pilmary expenses are paid. Ia returnable pro rata We are cony that Colonel Hluh cock, under thes-e rlrctinivttincrti, felt debarred ftotn '-ubuilttitiB his andl daey for the additional law JudRelilp to the Republican Miters. We ehotild be eiiually hony t" pee him. at his yeatf. and with hl Ions tecoul of recularlty, commit the mistake of run nlr.c stump. In Rueh nn errant ex ploit ho could not ieat.on.ibly hop, for election and. il effective at all would filmply (onttibute aid anil i otnfnri to the Dr moi-rai y, whhh If alreiuly faltly and ably teprepented on the local hent h. Hut the oircuniMance- leadlnc up to this decision are not lilameable upon the reKlstetcd nominee nor upon the Republican party otganl.itlnn. They are part of the lot tunes or mMoi tunes of war. It is difficult to lioteinilm these das whether the illploinmlc business nt Turkej is strained or unstrained Unavoidable Suspicions. FOR AT LEAST a quarter of a century a large majority of the people of the fnlted States have wnntetl a tran lthmlan canal to facilitate travel be tween the Atlantic nnd Pacllie sen hoards nnd between the remoter shores of thiHe gieat commerce-beat Ins oceans. For at lenst a quntter of n cenur they have been willing that their government should build such a (onnectlng waft way at thelt expense nnd while wanting the wotk done economically they have not haggled over, the cost. During the whole of thlsf.tlme the attitude of both of the lending political parties by which the government Is can led on has been as serHyely favorable to the canal's con etruCtlon. Platform after platform has demanded It. Candidate after can didate has Indoised It. President after president has recommended It to con gress. Vet every time thnt a move has been made, It has somehow been Mocked. Our political history shows no parallel case of public sentiment belnsr so continuously nnd emphatically onei way while the trend of manipula tion has been so long successful In the opposite direction. Now by way of climax conies the re port'from New York, ct edited by "Hol land? one of the most trustworthy of Iw York correspondents, that the latedt superfluous canal commission the second or third dnce the subject nrose which vvns created by the last congress manifestly for purposes of de lay, ihtm decided to recommend the abandonment of the Xlcaingua canal project, and the purchase by the United StntCB of the plant, concessions nnd charter of the Panama corpora tion. Many pluuslble reasons ate giv en In the literature Inspired by the latter company for In selection In preference to the other route; but It would be difficult to make the aver nge man believe that a proposition at hlh Ute day to switch over from NIc airacua to Panama if not conceived and ttrtred with n vltv to nddlllnnal po.tponment of any canal whatever. It would nut be believed that the memht'M of the present commllon could be innai otil) swerved fiom n r;en of their duty In the pirtnlsr, but tllo SUipli louwotiltl fntrn. In spile of their hlRh eh.irnctrt, that shrewder mind than theim had cleerl effect oil an Itirllnatloti of JutlKinent which would n practical conscriuences make for mote coufuloti nml delay. Por It must he borne In mind that the l'ananin canal company Is virtually bankrupt nnd In tecelsei' hands. More than :so,0O(i.opa. chiefly hard eirneil snvltiRS of the French prn.itit tv. hnia ffnne Into Its vor.tclnus innw and sunk like lead to the bottom, tint stati'lluc ?, ntitl 0 pet lent, bonds to the extent of J.'i'OdOfl.fiOli lire hawked for sale fiom door to door and nobody eenti lti lined to buy. To nsk the I'nlted States to tesutroct this cotpse would mean. In the tlr.nt Inxtnnce. sears of iiagirlliis with tho bond holder, and afterwariH years moie of Ineffectual fttucirle fipr.ilii" t Panama's deadly II mate. Those who want a innal and want It iptlck have no faith In the Panama uopoltlon ami never have had. They look upon It as an nitful iIoiIrp worked In combination by From h speculators and jppjeseii!'! tlves of the tcinscontlnental talltoad'. the one hoping to te-fenther their weather-beaten rits; the other eicheiiilnfr to aveit the tompetltlnn of iht.tp water frelphti. Consres at lt next session "hould halt this Intolctable mannptnerlnK nnd vole the orders nnd the funds to po nhearl with the Xlrnrngiin canal. The Urotherhood of Ralltoatl Fire nun bellee thnt the l)ot way to strengthen nnd dignify n labor otgnn l.itfon Is to be faithful to nil ngtrc-ment". A Necessary Lesson. NO OX1-: ran be wnrprlsod nt the ilotermliintlon of the Ametlrun Tin Plato com pany to have no further dealing with the Amalgamated asso ciation. Tltn latter made with the fotnier ,i lonttact for a tnr and be fotc the Ink on It w.im dt deliberately btoke It by going on ittlkf. Murines" c.itmot be conducted on such .1 basis. John .Mitchell -ecs lhl nnd has sound ed nn lmtueslve warning, other wipe leaders of labor, like Chief Arthur and Chief Sargent see it nnd, It N tepoit ed.have Infoimed Shaffer of the danger of hi way. The Aineilcan Tin Plate company, whatever Its limits, keeps ItH ugi cements. This may In part be 11 vltltie of necessltj. If It btoke con li.icift It lould be stfd nnd mulcted In tho courts. Hut whatever the ti.isons that Impel It to live up to Its agreements. It Is within its right and cle.trl.v Justltletl In iefii"lng to hold further dealing with .1 l.i bur oigunlzatltin with which solemn inntracts have no binding I foice. This lutue mtnl be met in thl count 1 y and as well now as later. It l ax Impoitaiu for the welfaio ot the woiklngman a for the welfare of the emplove- that lalmr union oltlclals lacking In regaid for their wiltten wind shall bo deprived of tin it power to make ttotihle. Such men lire as little to be tit)tcd by their followers iih by the employer-! whom they seek to coeice, A rocognl70d pilnclple in law H that he who Is fnle In one thing is fnlo In all. The labor leader who will not respect n contract with nn emplojer will not respect nn obli gation to his constituents Nor In the position of Chief Sargent, that other organizations of labor must by their conti Ibutlons of money, hi-lp to defend Sli.iffei's union In Its false attitude lest Shaffer's defeat might teact to their disadvantage, well taken. Tne very Hist thing necessary to establish a labor organization In the public te spei t Is to show, not only by Its deodu, but also by Its .sympathizers, that It tunnel's for fidelity to contracts. If Shaffer, ct. nl., have broken con ti u-is they have committed nn as sault upon the title interests of organ ised labor far moie serious In Its con .setiuences than any linmedlati Injury inflicted upon the steel trust. Instead of shielding them thte-e lendeis of l.ibor who have labor's wtlfnic slticete ly at henit should be the tlrst to de. iimince their course at not sanctioned by organized laltor In general nnd n. hostile to the Intent of th labor union movement. Where then- l.s a ban el of applet nnd some of the upplrn become totten it Is nor ssary to sncrlflco tho totten npplcs to save the good ones. Thli exactly Illustrates the position in which American labor union Htaiid nt the piesent time. The ooutrnct-hreakrrs, the practitioners of Intimidation and lawlessness, those which undeiinke to denv to vvoi Iters not on their member- h.p tolls thr right to earn nn honest living, must bo cast out and teptiili.it el el.vt t l.o whole cause of otganized labor will fall under public repromh and the bad In It will choke out the good. It Is to be hoped that the latest trouble about the Golden Hotn will not ngaln lead tho powers to the ul tlmutum habit. Accordlnp; to Doyle. TUB CRITICS are poking fun at Or. Conan Doyle beiause the pressmo of public de mand has fotced him to resuitcct Shetlock Holmes. y (o not s.vmpathlze with them. Hather In Pr. Doyle to be commended. With the exception of his predilection for dope doubtless n human but from the liter al y standpoint certainly an unneces. sary weakness, over much emphasized both in blood nnd on the stage Holmes, like A. Ward' k nn Km 00, was nn "ntuoosln' cuss," whtx- wondeitul goings on gave Innocent plcisuro aui tellef 1 1 om drowsiness to countless millions of women tend men. Never wan there n more outingeons ense of unjustltlnblr' homlcldo than when Doylo killed Holmes oil'. Doyle's excuse whm that the great radtiitlvy dcteetlVH had become 11 mcnitce to the permanence of Ids teputatlon at un rtlrt. Hut this proposition fnlU in the light of the ftct that noilng wilt ten by Poyle Flnro the homicide was committed liaa tended to enhance thr.t reputKtlon. Any hon', what le fame? Theie iiih plenty of scrlbbletx who can take care of tho article sld of lltern lute and stnrve while rlointf It (5n the other hand, welters who cnti srlnd out good detective toilc nre few. Nolitidy hata ever eiUnlU'd HojIo's wotk In the Holtnes tales. It mn not llse to the peak heights of sublime llteniry achievement. Judged by the inensutoiuetttH of tin fallow -faced (titles; but In Ita elm's It ranks llrst. P.etttr it big toad In u little puddle than n nonentity In the great ocean. Theto I condensed wisdom In the nxlotn thnt every cobbler should stick to his last. Iioylo's forte M In unraellnR Imagined (tliii. Let hint ndhete to It. So long ni Hall Calne Is alive and nble to put In his twelve hours n day there need bo no fenr thnt the tetttrn of the author of n "Study In St Brief to his special Held of demonstrating the superliuity of mind oer mutter will Intriefete with the development of the ttenuouM side of English Action. Ocean (June. Is now being thrilled by the efforts of two "iviy pir.iehers." As an attraction, the "boy pi etcher" Is lest objei tlonable tliHti the sen ser pent or toboggan, but It would no doubt be bettor for the bos If their elnqueiuc maid be rc-crved for years of manhood and tintlei standing. A ,eiion or two hs nn Infant ptodlgy liai In many Instances blighted what might have been n, brilliant career The tellglous freak should be dis couraged. It Is said that "Coin" Harvey hus b-en resun etted. His sole mission this time Is to avenge the defeat of illliun J. ISi.van Some Impressions of the Neu) Sodfh 1. AHK KM' 1 it ilion Journej into the niouu tilna el North 1 irolini, ctlh tiiuta at polnta if inti rrr along the way. product i upon the writer mini k me Impir-id'nia thit may pen name pniwcw inteic-t li niiuit The ri'iite led by i.tlt tn New oik, by bnnl In Old I'niiit (Vinifiiii, tin me by beat up tin- hi-.-liiriL ,lnuett totr tn Itiihtiiotnl, 111 1 b. tail .tgiiu to i!)1iiiix and A-IumIIo, reluming the t imo w 11, leieited ti -Our pirn ef two .tubed In New mk in tliu l.npe tint Neptune nniild do Hie piepi' llun on the rei trip. One yt.tr pii-iloiK. iluilng .1 tun in td ISiitit and ku k, lie ha 1 ini.beliord bull wacj. glr.tth i the atilioiauee el Ib-i' en hood hip 'Ihla tune he lonk'd laliu at tlit begtiiiiinu, but gnu ipitin'lotue ell Sandy lloek light .md from lint point tn the minimi tlm l ho nt all klnd nf iapett. tine of hit III, kt wit tn tlnnw totia et M.1I1T en the uppi t de- k. Mhitli hid caryftu eilei I en larlotit p,i-.-et geti I hnM .llile In cit un WHO staled alliiu-t tn ihatli: but tliii-e whn wtie tt re-t Hilar nilli lint de mi 1 weUt'iued the skicotiiln it as ngteeible clititMntit aid Mirctlj heped lluj iinuhl elnk the -liip Vtlinllg Ihe I lilt'- cll-s Meie lien MI fhiti li.oal iithnlt u-t bilk tleltl Vt.llilll. Inuull tiled eld ea degt (hit lliec wete one toiito-wd to IVMIlli tale 11llo.1t th-.V kept Ihe cillliau Ill-hint) be btioiuiug ,ut stck a the pukit; an'l 111 in lutiiial el 1 em. il,'. (eme one told me tint be hid iii-iu known 11 nun or nnniin, ho, if vposiil oiiin (iintiuli, would not unnie time be intiie -ti sick. Tho Congo of rrendi saiantt In plan ,1 ciiii'l all. 11k upon thii plague of maritime travel had not then Wrn called, but tin nival ii. 1 lit cviilintly would not bank inn. li on ita pio-pul ol tin tot. -o Tim t tup. in good ivratliei, li reitainlv one of the iHUhta of life, at we had tut 1--ioli In teilie whitt t'liiiltu liome. I.icti whin tin- ouati it imuli and ynu .lie in doubt about lour wanting tn amid a pieiiiatuie t111111.il. it la ileasiiitei th.n it Icol.., VII the time tint lour ItitiitiiU ute in Iriol' uniiie it pupating 1011 foi fiilmg I kt a lighting m,!, 1 lit- tit t iln NntliiiiE eipula the attet efletti., so I hue been lob! 'Hut it hear-11 bet ante I Inn. lien t bun st 1 sh k I Hied In be. going doiiu, and gol fit ti at i-b 1 pini-r't. Itit the liivury of 1 first 1 1 1 t ntiwi Willi it- liiituto eetiM luetiitt. iliitbd me ilmugli it lit upon iii nnnpiiilcin nnd gate I11111 the tli 111.,' tn gloat. The lei tl s of the Old llomiiiieii line no well furtiMud and totnfoit libit, the iiiithii ami table Kintie liait bei n irnpioml until npnl in ant, and Ihe 1 ln-e of pit-ingits i.iliinl Mipplita wide Mope for Ini nun iialute etiidt, iuiluding the irrtainty nf treetiiig Miiue ttllow tranlcra vilimn you ar chatuiid In kniw. tv lint- of' ibe-e wm a minium residing in vti eon, I,, 1 , who hid bten In New York to b ly gnoilt pilnunli, and intldenlalli tn ditemrr low linn h ihete I- in the newipaper 1.i1k about (.nlliim't wide opi imest He louli'ltd n me, wlitti he 11.1t able tn hii en dick, tint h' liad stitieuled in belli utidettakitigs, piwu home he it 1111 ev.itiip't held Inline Ihe louih; but I ftar tint during the inlmilt of hit New otk mi. Juiiin when he w-ia nit hilling goodt he waa II belt itlng the titieett linli et the Minim will under Ihn pteiire nf i-ltonj temptiiion. Tldt, howein, ,nn be an iinwatrantril appieheniion. Ven often Hint who talk tno.it about high lollirg in the iiiitiopolis live, while in the cily, at oli.nue hoti , eat at quick luntli counleia and in i-portiuist scblom get bt-jond Kottcr 4: Hill's. Aimed it lihl Pout, a him- laindll pr vcnitd much rxplntation of the liuuirdiate niir iniuidingt. I'otl Vlnnroe, ilt moat, high walla, lug ibtippe.iring guns, hinatki. drill grountlt, well ke 1 1 finny ipuiler-, three regtmetitt ef sold int. interei-tlng Hon and 1-1 ill more inter tsting genu'M Miuthcin dark.i drliing a leimrelv ciuiilrupiil nri up lo an ancient thalte and of fering to show all tli fights fur Monb n tpnr tah'ie a tlollnh " had b-n ir.i.jin letl en a ptior linl. at linl tniiij nf the placet of hlttnrie In teretr ehue by To i.ny the programme, Ihe trolley ride In Newport Nei, something bl-t nine milta aiciii, u,n ttkui nt soon as the nralhei eleik piimltleil 1hi trnllei ronl. fine- I) erpiipp i, and iiinuiiig inoatli al what ternitd a mile a minute ellp, tlirmigh long altettlirs of mntruiltn Itiii.lutins salt tinier nnnhea, Inter-per-ed with negro shai k pllteinrd aiihilee turalli after the abodea of Printline nnfl, and appirrntli oulte at old, rcrlainli waa nn anuh rnnlsin Hut If our notithrrn mIor.il brother la emewlul b.iknanl in Ihe mailer of arthllee tute he it eerttlnlv ahead of the game in iitlnrf the trollei fm all It it worth. To thirds of th pasi'ugrrs were st nt and daughter el Hun, the Inter otter, gnrge.iu.lv atlind In fihrlet o audible hu" and ablo to 1 hatter ai loudly a they clretsed. n-. I could write n lioolc on my fottnlghl't iinpre rlnnt of the v.uihern dark.i -the particulars In whli to ho illffirt from the more lalart nrgrmt of tho North and tho ni'iettiir tiecullariliea by wlilcli lio grides down 11s von approach hit real hjhital ft It mut be Mid for the tol'red (nlka in nnd .trournl Nenpott News that they are the be-t tnokii g and mot rnergtlie repre aentatiiea of their rue nt Men louih of the Ohlti liver 'Hie wonitn enprclilli ate comlv and vliiuou', compiled mh the." further sniithi and the men just iln.ii tnnugli In tho wa)a and meant n( Northern enterprise at fniiisfed abniil the bus,! Iniliora ol Norlnlk and Neupoit Nun mid exhibited sunieiilut le.a tlrniuou.il at the hntrla of Old point, tn lr trn to mine about with .1 eelnity Hut would utterly disqualify them nearer the gulf. At the bfjt shipbuilding plant at Newport Neiw, nhbli nn weie maided to il.lt thiniigh the courteay nf Ita grneial nipt rlnlcndent, Mr. VV. Pout, nut of T,tM) einploiit .11 pei irnl ate negroea and ,1 lepte-eniallie of tie I'lan.t'.einent told 11a that fm mii'sh wnik none could be belter Iheie It i.bn Mime inpabillly fm works of skill, lliour.h laiel; re.11 hitig Intn the lilglieat 1 lai.. -n 'Hit ehlp building I'lant, In- lie iiji, nut next In Ihe dark the moat liilerenltu' tfiiiij- wen tluring the trip. Krccted through tho rnergv and iinuu'v nt the lale ('. P lliintlngt 1,1. it m llltid Ncwpnrt Ntwt In'n inrblMlile prominence and 'jiien In the merilu.u and war mile ol llie wrild rfsine nt their nnet apetim'n. Wotk In tlmalue of jrt.nVl.ryo I, m prntr at its cium. ami one nn.) lepn-M In nurine arelil. teetura and rnglnerrlng reaild im ilmiht apt-nd necka prufttahly In atudy.tj tli vartwi craft .in th ai. We were particularly attracted to the new 1'ittleihlp, lli.nntt, iielt tar at her mevir Inn almot ready Inr hulnria. She had hut re .elilly reltniied tletorlnua lij.ml rapeclatton Itiitii her trial trip, and the workmen, In their enlhuala.in, had painted In led teller all curr her tmk, ile and deeka the otfiiHl' time in.ide iti khnM "17. ft" Intlde fltllnga were beliiK pitted preparatory let putllnir her Into iiitiiiiUI 111 n the moat forni'tlahle, bieaiiee the tj.tet, of I ntle Sjn,', imtrhlpa. the kli. iitiii, 11 lttr (ililp. vit In the Jald, halfvlnne. I ills 1 vaarsltlpa in eight Mere the lattlHilp Vir 1. 111 1. lli mnnlier Arlnaat, the armored cruiser !1 oj land and West liglnu and the protected irutvi t hatleton .lut tchy hittli-hlpe, monl toi and armored crtiiaera khould each hear tlit nitnea of atatet, uhlle other tpea of narahlp ah'juld he mined Indlvilminjtely after cltlea end tlllliigiillied turil odlcetti in other ord, hr Home definite tide houtd not hace comned the nimlnir of tliee vee1, no that the landa mitt might fiom the mine ol the lrip at nnee know 11a tharader I a m.ntrry of nomencla lum not yet evptalned -o -One loin.', low, rikKh eiaft that tttractrd no tice a the ternnslriirterl North Herman l.lnyd llnet, Main, gutted by flimea In the lloboken tder fite. She hit been for tar-he nmnthi under the iiltenlliin of the hlpdvtori and nlll shortly he ready to resume hutlneta at the old atand aa good an ne Two either inoatter irgotlet en the mil ete the sttcr ahlpa Korea and Siberia of the Pailrlo Mill line -rich 5TA feet lonir. evi feet brain. 40 feet deep, with a tonnage of tl.Ton and .1 dieptiiriiient o !6,ivi tent Thete are the large-t merchantmen ecer built In Vmeriean t'iiika and are detigned for the rapidlv inereating Onetilal trade, tn plv heturrn n Francleo and Hong Kong, Ha llonoltilii, Cium nnd Manila, 'llielr fuinlhlng are to be In the top notch claw, I In ie will be accommodation for -2nn flrt li and 1,'JOO eteruge pitaen-ft. and the tpeed ieii:liement call for eighteen knot Pealde tin -e- premier levlatlnra there were In view, In v.irioua ttiget of dmrray, 1 hoat of minor eralt Innler cotiMiiiftloti or repalta Hampton tloada being .1 naltirat and popular renderioua for tht hlpa of a'l natloat, the dr dock at Newport Ne Hie in Mrady demand and Ihe great Hunt ington enlerprie haa all that it ran do. The J aula do imt Imprest a landnvin aa being ea peililb pii tmeatpie. with their aouittv long aiedt inteiprirril Mill heaps of Heel and Iron ol nb h,ipea and k!ml; but the hum ef Indii'try in tliem I cerj gralirying t lirri interpreted at one ef the pnrlcnN of the dav when the Ameri can II ig lll (Ii from many maata in every huty liatlv-r en earth. - . Thlt It not, hoM-nci. getting Viutii,nd ery fat Pretent pne being alriadi fllleil, with jour permll"n I Mill continue in mv n'M -I., h. ft. THE PROBLEM OF TODAY. frrderiok V soward, in the New otk Tr'hune. In this republii of ours we haie inherited from the Old Hoi Iti laiiout piohlemt of politicii and goieniinent tlut ter agiv haie purled its aigej and Riatesmen it Ins been our dettinv and duty in anlie In lie New Wruld iptetttona that tha Oltl Woild Inn well night guen up in detpnr Insl. we hail Ihe thenrtea of inonuchi and inttniuiy, of ilutne ngl t and ileapotitin. In which up tn Hut time all the woild had ar ipiieMetl 'Ihe tarli leirs of out tutlonal life were cletoleil tn ilitprnimg tlnm We ren Mgiinl Hie whole butiiiest of ciuwnt, thront-a, lanka and title and pilitlc).cd i'asi, with liieir tiappiiii. iimt gmgaiie, tn tile lumber loom ot past history. n ir at we wttt ton ceiiiiil. and nili-tiluted for Hum .1 goiernmiut In the people, trmugli their lepietenCitlie, in width inn lillcn might tlute ami ill haie innal bgnl lightt. Si wc ilHposeil of pioblem .No 1. Thtti tame Ihe iiuestioQ nf lind nuneislup 'Ihe usizv m the Old Woild hail heen foi the (toiiii In glint v it tr lets ot ternlory tn mtnt fiiotiti't, wlih gon rnmental powers, tinihr uhich gteit litiiled cstatta wue pinclled out and handed down through muceatue generations, to be uoiked In letutite nnd tlepemleuta lie nipible of brxiiuiiig nnnert We studied this pioblitii and gruliiilli trfonned the aitlem by .iholisluni; tendal lentiiia, 1mn011.il ttllct, primo gcnitute ami rut tiled irtales, limi.ul. we en acted that eittv man, peer or lith, might be come a land owner if he 1 li-t might Inn and hold all the binad aetes lie could earn tluring hit blrtinie but piohibited him rroni tilng It up in pftpetuit.i for hie ile.ecnit.intt We kne v that time and the working of natural law would redistribute 11 anion; the community, so no -oiled problem No. 2 Nevt tame the mere temples question of doll ing wilh capital ami Its tnmbiiiillont. Men hnl aire, oh learned tlut In tombing their en ergies and capital they coubl accomplish great enteipiiHi's otluiwix- impnihlo rhe Old W ni Id, plat tue was to allow c-ouit faiotitee tn tiigati ie e,l)riru, eoinpanies," lunng the nionopoli of trade in s;itcihed Incalilint at home anil abio.nl, lining .il-n .tufllcient powrt to t ru-h out all tompetition Hid redme tn Mibjection the liufortiiiiile Inhibit inta who tame In eotitat t with them Lien some of our tolnnjc-t into be gun In this u.ii. We stiidud the prubh m long and thoroughly tluring the nineteenth ttn'iiiy 'ihe outtoine w n a Mttnn tf Itwa in rigini to cotpoi tlioiit nhuh Miught to iiiain all their powers, lor doing good ami tn depute them el their powers for doing Inrm Ita fundamental punciple was tint mm might freeli combine and organize under genti.il l.iw.s -.n tint all heblt of enterpti-e shouhl be open tn tompitttion and none ihc In mnunpoli. A corsiratioti mii,-it jitpilre 11 hunilted nulls or a tlmus-ind tuilea nl lailway, but am rinil toiporatiori intild do the same, l nder the sabilari -trm of state and mfiontl laws, out louuirv it adiamlng In eas and bounds in the pith nf rnuimenial pi gross. Sn we haie soiled pmblriu No. .1 l.etli, we line been intifrotitn! tnlh the ptobliiu nf liber, lit irlillim tn ,-ipil.il and llielr joint telilion tn the coinmuiiil.i at litge. Dial pioblrtii we are Mill wiivllitig with We begun bv ttieing the lal.ntet from all the Old World t.iiannict anil tn'-diaei il oppiession by ihtieeing thit be stioiild no linger be erf, peon er slan lie choiih he (eee tn ch m-e his oicu pution, tree to nuke contrails tn work where and how ho plei-rtl I'liitlieimoie. we haie decided that he hit the same fierdmn nt the capitalist tn nmliine and erginlzo with hia trl Imi wotkinen lor mutual protection and hrnctil, Itich nml poor In Amerlr 1, we dciidid, should hue cqitil rifchti. i.iid equal piotntlon tn the tniirta. It if. nol strange Hut ilten news ol thit .11. tounding thange in the labour' statin itaehed l.urope newcomers flocked oier hete In the thousand tn belter Ihni tnnditinn and to rnjny the ndtanlagcs of irpublnan fttedom rtul with them latterli hue totue sonic attiht tinus spitila and plausible mischief niaketa who, under Ihe prrtmsc of reiealmg new doctrln-a, ate (rung to bad men bti k into Old World notions ( luef ameng It.rae nollotit it the Id 'a tlut ejh,r-' means liberty to oppress some Nidi. Tht v pin upon the taboter'a ignorance, timidity er tridullli. 'lluv tempt, him Willi the thought Ih.il. being to longet 1 ppic.si-d, he mil nun eppte-sor 'Ihei leieh him methoda of Ijunny against other woikmen agauitt wlilcli hit brtlct judgii'cnt would icio.t Ttiri tell him thit wlnle othe mm ne held to their eon. trails he mn lueak hi 'nth impunity- that hia personal fietdnm allows him 10 ciriiv personal fieednni In nthtrs thai ihe rlghi to earn hit liv ing, which he pnret, , one that he may denv to nthoi libntcis, and in.it in become a member ot tin niganlroil "11111011" gnra hun the priitlege of atoning or sttrung thoe who do not belong In it TI - ilrin md that, I lisle id nf rxercialng his rights as a free nun, he shall submit his will and Judgment tn the "nielru" of an aria. , -trail toniposed ef ' granrl master and "walking rlrlej in a" and other tunctionariea Willi hl,h stilltltlllig mints VII these ideas lie un American and o re riignaut to nilural just ii c that thev will Urn! no enduring foothold oucpt in minds perverted anil ilnnniilirirl In Hid WmM mltgoirrnment Ihe children ef ruch "blintl leaders of the blind" will be wiser than their piienlt, for they will hair Ihe benefit of mrri19n sthnnla and n-wspipera. 'Ilm will haie the oppotttinity to at quite Vtuerlcaii ronunnu sense and discard for eign tantaslet 'Ihn will know tint the Amerl tan mixini of "Hie and let Hie" ti the keynote if indliid'i.il ati'l intinnal prourc-s-i TO LOUISE. Tor 'I In Tribune. After mitr luniher'a lait "good night," Vnd her lasi kis iip.tn the tur, Aral when beneith Hie tliik.'iing lluht Veil lima .intir gindy head in pnter; Hlirti lirmlng btilus tint' cntsen lit ir wh.l, Vnd e'en in.itriiial eyea ar, winking, 1 ivmidei, lanilse, my tlarlmg gltl, I wontler wuat on car'b joii are ihlnl'lng. Who kimwa' I'erlup, rf wonilintit bonnets, lil.t sultitl In mm ftnti brail t tlf tl'iirls, tonkin books, and eontl'li, of loimtnU an I your brother 'led Pcrliapt 'tl of the thrlllln; innunee 'Hut Annie whupeird oirr trj, I'Cflups 'ti e, lenti' ljt new alKoi'dtnte Hf nothing, torhapand, perhapa, o) me -I'tom Hie lleumanlan by l.ea noa, Darkest Africa at the Exposition TIIVT MIIUVVV la too heavy a balance for tha Pan-American raporitlon, Ihla may eerm paiailoalcal since tho Mldtiav ta often called Vanity fair and la tin if tote light In weight, but It seems to be so deiltetl tint It attratta more attrntion troni aititora thin should lie gili 11 or tiaa nnalnallv Intended hi the eapoaltion ofllelala to he ginti In mete1 amutemen', It mil' l-e ateerted with some ele gtft' of aatiirtnce that the maJot!i nt pattena are belter quallfletl to give an exhauttue deacrip tltn of Mltlnay leatutes Hun thej are in tell mile h about the art and architecture or the er. hlbita In the rupcwitlon prot-er. Iliia la rather a pit, for while the foreign people and the amusement In the broad and creokrd way leid Ing fiom the I'aquimtni Tillage 10 the Indian enngrett, are interesting and entertaining for a few lionra, the real valim of the exposition tor the people in general Ilea beyond Vanity Fur, o--vmong the Inleiettlng feature which the Midway afforela, Darkest vfrlea alionld be inuntnl In. r'irt, It haa the most titieoiupromltingly, hldeoua and Satanic llall.ilioo In the entire outflt. He or he, whichever It may be- It looka ugly enough to be a man hut haa graes .nut palm petticoat like .i "'iral lady"- is seen at Inter Vila on the plalorm outailde golnff through the madde.t gyritlens with all the fury ef a de mented creatine and heating .1 kind of heathen ish rattle thing which adds dUtrtrtingly tn the pandemonium In that vlelnlt Like th othen of hi rate In the incloeure ho -aeart nn cln.h- Ing aleve the waiat, hut he haa a tangle of wild anil w-oolli hair hanging about hia e.ies whl-h crinkles a U Vledusa aa he thrnwa back his head. fine diy when he waa doing a parllctilirly ilolcnt stunt In the effort to get crowd about the ticket window a woman with a camera thought she'd like to get a anapaho she nlpj it at him when suddenly the orea'ure nred t go mad indeed He Mmetl dome sort of a gun with which he was armed and leaping from the plat form, pursued her with the fury of .1 fiend She snipped the shutter and then took to her heel", the angry ballyhoo following through the crowd nnd yelling like a demon The keeper shouted after' her In evtltement "Vim take his picture at your peril, madam. He won't allow an body to do it and he tears cameras In piece when eier jiolbIe." o The sprinting qtnlltles tint woman developed would hare surprised her family It an ot tho mrmbtrt had been on the scene. Ihe.i had all gone off to some other show and she waa alone. She would havn been running jet If unmebouy hadn't taken the trouble In a.sure her that her pursuer hid been called oil. It aem that he, in common with othera ol hia tribe, haa the llrlent.il superstition against a representation of himself being taken He labor under the hal liieltutlon that Ihe artist who sketrhrt hia ugly face of th photographer who points the mnle of that emlnnua little bliek bos toward him ste-als something of hia Immortal self without whiilt he mut wander Incomplete in the world of shadown toward) which the years are whirling hia feit t-n he risents iniifi rniuly any eiich at tempts intl U apt tn btlnj grief to the heart of the person wlm makes them en the Midntij. it la tstd enough tn pay from Ml rents to 2 tn get lour tamrrn irudde the gate, without having it destrnved by an iipe-bke object with u mtiidtr out eie an'l a singularly .affile mtnner ot express ing lile displeasure -o Ome Intlde Dtrkest Vfrtci mu lintl it Int. r-t-tlng enough, though not puhaps at .ihsnibing tn tlm onlookers aa if jnii stutd oulelde and weie chased by the Dallihoo. They have beauti ful bisliew these Darkest Aliliana Somtbotly haa said tint a white mm la a god taricd in iiory; a bhtk man one In ebony. These peoplu cic the most supeib in vantage, the most per fect in tleielopment In the Xlldway ptrade thit memorable fViturdiy. They walked like klnga nnd ownars of the earth, and joii wanted one of tliein aninne would do tn rland in the" front hall at home and pose. Their lack of clothing did not shock .mu, they were simply animated statues-, moulded by an aitlut with tho fire of Prnmithcin in Ills soul and the dninity ol lift etitnal In hia lingers Within their odd village this Impression la deepened. Tlicy seem tn be allie; to haie in telligence and the ntntiieo that actuate ether people, but yet thev lisik like sculpture, so ab solute! ftee are they fiom all self tonaeinusnessi, from the) mirka of bondage which ciiiliratlon glies, and from ita encriatlnn Voii will neier pee wuth magnificent shnuldertt and backs on another race. Kiety attitude ia one of grate. Oier yonder are thtee young fellows perhaps they ato voung age seem tn leave few lines on thtse dark brows- half reclining on a bench. Such beautiful pose are Impossible to recurs among the trammeled figures of modern life aa wn know it, and again you coiet one of these creatures for your front hall. Wouldn't he bit stunning done up in bionao or teak wood wqh that careless gtaee of bended knee, that fine arm (lung above Ins head, and the polished nhoulder against hia brother bltck? How they all do shine, to be- auie. - o - In that little hut tit two who stlentli, all the day long, cmi wondeifiil things on the ivory tusks of elephants They, too, fnll into statu esque imsiw aa thev bend oier tneir task and litlln In- little, clear and pure at cameot, grow thn intricate llgttiet beneath their deft touch Thev hue ne, pattern except in liieir own brain, anil yet studiing Ihe el thorite detail on thes matAite pieces of iiori jour thoughts fit tn ,1 record of the art of the ecntuilea and Vllehael Angiln releasing the angel which he saw In eieiy block of marble; Vra Vngelieo painting the visions of hi soul in his narrow cell, the pa tient wcaven bringing out legend and story in thn priceless Rcaiuaia tapeatrlea wrought eirr from the evreng side as are our Uvea with the pattern hidden and ion wonder if these hlack men from the Jungles fir awn have In their hearts the poetry ot pre-existtnee which thet .lie caning before our e.vet 011 wonder if the dirk skinned men of our own country murdered end lynched tmla at our hands, would halt held the free, tine 1 ttriage ol these If they had been forevet free from slnery and would hais wiought the m.itha and folk lore of centuries on a curved staff of iimj itislcnt of Intaglios of blood on their own tlish. o Theie Is an old man oier yonder In the corner braiding a gra mat suih as joti ire occupying I at this minute He is surely old. he must be twn hundred at least. lie looks sa if he had been braiding mats, while that Inscrutable so lemnity neier lett his fate, since the dav when Ham went in out of tho wet before the Ark aa launilird Ilia is not the age marked by grai hair and wrinkle;, but the age nf a dit tant life back somewhere in the renturiet lie could surely If he would tell about the dim ratt, "When fishea (lew and forests walked And fig glow upon thorn " Mcurd bv an uncontrollable Impulse you walk oier to. his mat and til to open up a con vrrsation with liitu, being surprised in learn that h speaks lerv good French and his thoughts inn more on "la Petite" iheie in the arms of another brown statue than on Hie lilithjosaurtis or the Paleozoic Vge I.e Petite is his great grandehild, ivnd he It naturally in terested In her - n- Afict 1 while when vou ire tired of waiting, the natlics ol the Ullage do a war dance and inn btgin 10 see a reason for the splendid upper body deielopmenl ol these people In the hrM place they liaie the fjthinnthle walk and pose of Ihe present und they don't seem to need any straight hunt torsrt to glie them the correct hguro and gait. Thev keep the chest up, the abdomen back and ths shoulders hack My! .S.111I1 shoulders and upper arms, If u women could learn ths secret! It's that war dance which does It Their s.i tern of cali6thenios knocks wedish method sll out They start out en a little Hot, doing a queer 4ui key wing flap ol tleu aims, bit It brings out eiery muaele in their torso. It ta no wonder thej haie such shoulders, Their tj money for the enterprising prison who will g'i to the Tan Vmrrican ami take lessons in ginnalua of the Darkest Afrba. n IM joii know Ihev say (the scientists, I ni'an. not the Parkrit Mrieans) that one of the indica tions of 1 tiiliratien is the tleirlepment ol caliea that la legs. Ihe Indian, iiuisiumeri to traiel en long matches following peitlnua trails, has little deiclopnient of the leg Ihe llu'hniin of Auirill.t ate s'nillarlv coutiriuied Oddlj eiinugh the smith Vfncana of the Vtidwai haie no iiuinei contour of limb below the knet It must be brcatite they delete such an aslnnlihing amount of energ to that II ip flap motion of the aims Ihei don't seem In realize this aa the reason hnwritr, but attribute it to the possession ol a urtaiii kind of nut, which looks a little like a hone chestnut. I.irr Harriot has a ttring of these, whlih gee 10 piece out his scanty attire One rnterprlsing individual nflus them for sale. and inutra veu 10 feel his arms and the muscle theieof. "ou buy one for a nickel," he lays in broken Kngllih. "You neirr sick, but sttong, like me," and he struts proudly across the floor. $n you buy one and, perhaps, like the artier of tbeae lines, took at your taitimsn surreptitiously and Involuntarily stretch out jour arm to, note any marked increase in its sire. II. ? T. STRIKE NEGOTIATIONS. 1'rom "lloltsnd'a" Sew York Letter tn the Phil adelphia Tress. There I no doubt here of the substantial ac curacy of the despatch telegraphed from Pitts burg to the effect thit Hie officer of the t nltrd States Steel corporation do not feel jutlfled in entering intn an) nrgntiillona iiuolilng the making of contracts or the signing ef agreement! with the malgannled asstxiatlon la such. Th reason they glie Is, they assert, one that would appeal to eieiy businewi mm ami every man el honor. Their friend say they executed a con tritt with the olflcera nf the Amalgamated ann otation, that this nintract was alterwatd repudi ated and that Mr. .shatter has been quolcd aa jttstllTirg the repudiation of the tontract In view of that ea)ierierice lliey eav that any new tontratt or agreement entered into could not he regarded a binding and would therefore he worthiest That ia the onlv reason glvrn (or ths refusal of the steel corporillon 10 enter Intn an agrremetit with the amalgamated association, and thev further sav that they 1 intuit lie accused of unfairness n view of the fait tint the did recognise the asset laden ami enter Intn rentrarts with It and did not themselirs break that con tiact It must be said that in taking this view they do not treat the amalgamated association differ ently from their treatment ol anv rerporallin or any man who his broken a. contra t er hia Individual word Ihere la now in this titr a man who Is prsetleallv an lahnmelite. He tan neier haie an authoritative relation with any corporation or an Interest with whlih two at least nf the moie Important group 01 llnanilera and capitalists ate identified .at apitnz he wis chairman of the executne hnaid ol ,v lerj Im portant corporation. The men who controlled that proper! knowing that it was tn be attacked by other interests ome tn an agreement thtt thev would defend It It was nltrrwaid dlttm. ered that this vera- man who hid been Implicitly United had, Instead of defending that properti. weakened it Thev said that he helmed hia frienda In a recent reorganisation lilt place waa taken bv another He la almost nuila'tHl re 1 ould not execute a contract with these men unle he gaie substantial guaranteea, for the simple reason that he is looked upon 1 hating broken what mav hue heen nn more thin a t at it premlae or understanding Vnd it ta with tt.a sonlng anilegv of this kind that those who are of authority in the Mrel Trust nutlfi them selies for declining In enterain anv proposition Inmlvlng the execution ol a mntrart or signing of an agreement with the amalgamated associa tion, at least under tit present leaderhlp. KNOWLEDGE BOILED DOWN. The Pan-Atnernan cihihlu include i 22 pound potato U present there are Tf.Ontt homes In Pari, only 2l,OiO of which drain directly into the sewer In walking a mile 1 man uses 17'-. foot tons of enetgy. An ordinary tlay's work consumes 501 tone. Chewing the crust ol nr bread la considered bi Herman expert one of the best wa.is of jx erclshig and presetting the teeth. It I expected that some thy the Canadian government will take oier Ihe control and mm agement of the telegraph business of the counfrv. .lury trills arc going out ed fnor In Kngland. Out of PH cases In the King's rtemh at the present Trinity session In2 ate to be tried with out a Jun The Stultan of Mmooio haa eent King Kdward twn VHis mountain sheep. JO Vrab horse ami 10 mules as gift inngiitulitnry upon Kdward'a ne cesinn In the throne Distilling seem to be proflta!!!1 in rtustii . Vloeinw ftim, Widow Popoia." ha distributed 1,2(0,000 rubles a dividends (or the jear ltss) nn a capital of n0n.niv rubles Negotiations are going on between the Congo state and n Krancn Itelgian group for the con at met Ion of a railway between Stanton ille and Tanganyika, with .1 branch towards I.ado, on the I pper Nile The total annual production of timber and (Ire wood of the llennan forests is estimated at ta, POinYO ton, and this is supplemented bv an im port of 4,r.on.iinn tons. The material ptogress of the rnuntrj would not be possible had It not the large home production to fall bai k upon. Pans is thieatened with an delated structure In it finest streets It I propoed to build a moling sidewalk, like that used in ths lite ex position, tn run along the Vvtnuc de l'Opra, the grand Iioulriard, the llouleiard "sebaatopol, the Rue Ttirhign and the Hue de Itnoli, a citcult of about six miles. "Always Busy." HlwajsBnsjEvcDls First Our Fall styles of Celebrated Korrect Shoes nt $4 Of). They are displayed In our men's window. They are for the smart dresser who wants to be Just a little ahead of the other fellow. Second Tho plnclnp; on sale of every man's Rus set Shoe In our store, low nnd hlsh cut, 3 and $1 grades. They are dis played In our men's win dow. You can cot a pair of them; perhaps the best shoo you ever wore, for $2. Lewis & Reilly, Wholesale and Retail. 114-11(3 Wyoming Ave We nre now showing the largest assortment of Furn iture ever presented to the people of Scranton. Our stock is bigger, our salesrooms large and better arranged than ever before. You will have no trouble in fmdnig just what you want. Our prices are right. We buy our goods in large quantities and our prices are correspondingly low to you. Our manner of doing business, our custom of fair treatment, has won us thousands of friends. If you have not yet dealt with us, don't fail to give us a call at the first oppor tunity. We can save you money, Hill & Connell 1 21 N. Washington Ave. Furniture ffleldrum, Scott & Co. Fall Opening of New Dress Goods including Choice line of Black Goods in Staples and Fancy Weaves of Foreign and Domestic Manufacture. Exclusive Novel ties in the Famous Priestley Fabrics 1 26 Wyom i ng Ave OF SCRANTON. Capital $200,000. Surplus $525,00f United States Depositary. Special attention given to BUSINESS, rERJ50XAL and SAV INGS ACCOUNTS, whether large or small. Open Saturday evening from 8 to 9 o'clock. Wm. Conneu, President. Henry Beuv, Jr., Vice Pres. Wm. H. Peck, Cashier. Refrigerators, Oil Stoves, Screen Doors, Gas Stoves, Window Screens, Hammocks. 325-327 Penn Avenue, A Second-Class City with a First-Class Stock of Cut Glass, Sterling Silverware Clocks, Ete. Suitable for Wedding Gifts. Merceread & Connell, 1.32 Wyoming Avenue. Allis-Clialmers Co Succctisois to Machine nuslneas of 1 DlcJison Manuiactmlns Co., Scranton and 'Wilkeu-Uarre, Pa, Stationary Ungines, Rollers, Mtnlntj Machinery, Pumps. TRIBUNE WANT ADS. BRING QUICK RETURNS M 8 Fill
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