THE SCRANTON TJRIBUNI- MOJpAlf, SEPTEMBER 16, lOOD.
6e Scranton r(8une
r-iMlthfd Hillv. T.xftfi Stiivlat, T Tlrf, Tnti
inj I'ulillrhlhR f.'.nmin). at I'lll C nt SI, lit i.
I.IVV S lill'IIMID. IMllor.
i) r tiwiii.r, iiiiiin'M JNiunfr.
New utk Ollliei l.V) .mii M.
S. S VIUXI.VM),
Rile AKcnt lot I'oiiIkii AiltrilMntf.
l.ntctctl t Hip I'liMoflno at Honnton, I'u i m
Second ( la." Mill Matter.
When npiif will rrmlt, Tho Trllniric la ulJ
ptad to pillit rhmt litti-m from lt iililiiln Ij'-ir-Inir
on ciirrrtu topic, Init Its rulr l tint ll""
nut lie kIbiiiiI. Icr iiilillJtlnn, by tli rllrr
real ninic, iiri I Hip nitiilillnti prwnlml l i
itptamr i tli ll ill rniitrlliiltloii dull I'" tunjcit
tn nlllnrlal roi'lrm
Tin: h,at n.n: nut AitvKitrMvi
Tin- liillnwii (ililo linH llie ifin' pir Inch
fch liwrtlnn, fpmc to be mml within one jrar
Him til
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rfir carrW nf think", tr',lutl' In n( condolence
and flmll.ir c,iiiliil,utl"ii in I hi' nilim nf ml
'rMlne I he I'rilmnr inikis a iluriii' ol icnti
a line
Http fnr (laMihril ArltiillfiiM futnulinl on
"pfllrnllin
schanto.v, si:pti:.miu:u in. i?ni.
Thp infantry Huns with l'lctiiiiio
that the mcnihcis of I'i fslI-nt Mo
KiiilrjV cabinet .nnl Mi. Mi Kltiloy'f
rltidnit rriitiivy Mr c'ottob"". hiic
f i.ii.-( lltcil tn i mil I it In utile i' at IchsI
fin a ilnif. It huprn ilrli time uf eon
Tinunri nijy be lotife'.
The New President.
C 01.0x1:1, iti)osi:vi:ir k we
hploi', tho youngest pn'cl
iluit nnl- i minti: N luifi hml. lie
Ims i-t tci ' li'ln.Ui' hN fort
fnurth hlnhil.iy So l.n as ilij lt .it
h" ilth nnd (MntMty of m i 1 1 1 1 n nio 1011-
flllf'i, 1(. ,-llli,lti mill ll JllUIIKIM. In
oiorlPiin huwi-MT, he In oiili r. fm
hif. ihiIiIIl' c.iii'ci h.i" bton Htioiiutiiis
.iml m niy-fl'lcl anil lu a upmm- tin"
in, in tn rt linf i ill. it on hi li.uk.
Iiroaus.p h" Iiiih llri mill It out ot
ilnon1, cpppclnlly In thi West, uhnv
hp won the uniiinlllp(l ioipit of thi
cowhojfi, a eUr as quick tn cli-tpi't
ami cnntPiiiu r-liti tit .is to applaiul icil
wot th, ho li.ii lippit oihpIpi1 of by
mm as a irikli'Si mill lmimllp in. in
lnnrhi nf pNtnlx ami blnoiUlipd than
Of thp UlllMtlllPllXU .U'thltll'X Of plMl'l".
It would not lii 1 1 110 to i-.i hi- ilnrs
not like iIip n po life of thi; plains and
loicsts or that he dm s not htiw In
him a iiUKHin'lous str.ilu which 1
biatcs, at tlu possibility of a rci.ip
Hut thiwp who sre nothing pKp In him
look nt only one of his many side".
lJpfoip ho was a iimlmv he was a law
ltiflkor who achlpvrd llullnct t oust! in -live
tiiiimphs and an aiithm who I.i
millailzpil hlnihi'lf with Ameilcan hi
toiy and with the llcs and wiUIiiks
of our pieat niPii. and who. In a nuiu
bcr of hooks, showed not only knowl
edge hut phllrw-ophs as well and pow
ers ot in I m I suili as ale needed In
ct.ite-dnnni-hlp. Despite liK nboundiiiK
nervous itallty that at times lias
ioiced him to ildc and hunt and flRht
out of sheer I'Mibciawe, he has ile.uly
nioxeil his sihnlaishlp and admlnlstia
tle ability, while nonp has eii ipies.
t'nned hl.v peisona! honnr and whole-soniene.'-s
of nioials and ppi-onnl hab
its In home llle too. he leptcsents
the best tiadlllous. It has not been
much paiaded but it is mo:t e.vmplniy.
I'olonel rtnosevelt posM'sM'h the loll
fldener of h, intimate pel son. il li lends
as .ilfeiilutPl as Majoi MeKmlrj pns
se.sed that nf his Intlmatis, and. like
McKlnlpj, he will hap tn extend It
by the meiitsnl his admitilstiatlon. Wu
do not doubt that he will do this. Al
tiinugh In teiuperament he Is ahno-t
tlie e::aet antithesis ot lib piedeiesmr,
in all the other qualltler. that uuuhliip
to make pood ihaiaetei and Kie.it
.if hlexcniPiits he ipsimbles Mr. .Mi
Klnp., uinl mult r the wetqht ot the ie
f'ponsiblllty that has i nuu so une.
ifetedb upon him. he will kiow mn
ifivathe and ilclllierntlM in dlieitlons
wlieie some cxpe t Impetunilty. Tlie
utock l. s I, Tlie Intent is kooiI. The
mniil la (jnod. The timueot uut toun
tiy ! nle in muIi pilot iro.
Meanwhile, every citizen can and
Fhould help him by lefralnliiK fiom in
vidious eiitklsni of eompailsons and
by Kilni; loyal moral supioit.
Tor tho flmt time In hlstmy the ilass
oi 0rmany in oat half mast In ici-peit
f"i the death of an Ameiiian piesldent.
(Italians, ludied. Is the kaisers or
flir m! Hunllliiint ot the Bood will
both (.Qumilcs should cultivate.
The Lesson of HcKlniey's Life.
Of TMK public aihleveiuents of
out thlld maitM-piesldent It
t-crms unneiessaiy to speak,
for they aie known of all
men. They ((institute a leioid Milll
rient to endow his fame with penna
nence and to phue him thlld in the
seiles of epochal piesldeiits wlilih In
cludes; AVashlnston, the Founder.
J-lnrnln, the l'leienei; and MiKlnley.
the IJxp.iniler of his tountiy.
5 It Is not to levlew the public meas
ures wjth whlth his name Is Identilled
.that these words ate wiltten, but In
jtend to (all attention to the marvel
"ijius'fnpplratloii wlilili his t nicer offeis
,tn that wlih h Is clean, puto and of
Rood lepoit In thin inter and iltlen
hlp. To boKln with, ho was not In
tellectually u prodlKlously liilllluiit
man, extinordinnilly endowed with
Kenlus and nccoirtliiRly eiratic It Is
not Inaicur.itu to bay that whllo Hid
mental qualities displayed by him In
tho many years of his coiiBiesslonal
sei vice and as Ktneinor of Ohio were
expectable nml siibstnntinl, they alone
jriiiilrl not huvo marked him for ex-cep-Uonal
distinction. I'p to the moment
jff his first elettlou to the presidency
Jls name was Idi milled In the public
tnlnd chiefly with the political and eto
nomlc dcKtilne ol I'lnteetlon to homo
lndUHtiles, a subjeit of Impiiitante, but
Jiot one of pli tiiresiiueiiess nor of
stilkliiK appeal tn the IninKlnutluu. In
he touise of his public addtessPB In
ronKrcss uinl elf-ewhPio he had dlh
(.'usscd many other hubjects of nntlonul
Intel est, but not as an expeit, nor in
n way eRpulally to Impress the public
thu tariff was his hpiKl.ilty. He was
not then senerally considered a hioail
and many-t-ldrd man, but thcie was
peneral conll'lencft In hie honesty of
hiupoM, .maturity of ncton and con-
servntlHin. Jt was known that he wan
honest and i lean.
It Is this piiifounil Hense nf eonlldolice
which he Implied In otheis, beKlnulUK
In the idi eh' of his Intimate fi lends,
who, from the 111 si, ti listed In him un
conditionally, mid, as he mew In slat
tun and oppiiitiinlt, extindliu; until
at last It Iih hided not only the lutein
Kent people nf the fulled States but
the foielKli oIIIcim of the Win Id as well,
that Is the dlstliu tlve i hatiictcilstle of
his career, mid no mine piotltable In
quiry can ciikiikc our attention than
to tiy to discover lis sonru's.
V think that Its pilinlpal factor
was Mr. MiMnloy's slnmlty. It has
lie en said that the Amellcall people like
to be htimbtlLrKcd, ami the uise With
whli h (lematMRiii'S and mountebanks
tan at times Impose upon them lends
ii'lor tn the asscillon. Theie Is till
doiibtedly a frivolous strain In most nf
lis tha' Inclines us tn follow the baud
wapon, pationl.e fakiis and yield our
hll.'.zas to KlIb-toiiKUi d eloquelii e and
Miphlstty that wo know Is t braille and
upld. In fair weuthir this serves us
a kind of pastime, but the minute
slot ins Impend mine substantial qual
ities nie demanded In those we would
follow. The business depiesslon of tho
rieveland administration, inntiastliu:
stinnply with the prospeilty wlilili had
followed the enactment of the Mi Kin
ley taillf In lv.io, and whkh has an
Ished under the piosprct of that tin Iff s
lepra!, Hindi' the people think seiiousl
about that tin llf's author A thought
fill wclKliliiK of his met its lollowid
"It shall be my aim to continue
absolutely unbroken the policy of
President McKinley for the peace,
prosperity and honor of our beloved
country, president
V,
whnh lesiilteil In Mr. M(Klnlo'.s ilei
tlon as piesldent.
Hut in mi litem to simeiity he had a
tempi lament that was In his favor a
woudei fully sunny and lilK-heaitid
disposition, that enabled him to ki ep
on trims ol peisoual fiiendlluess both
with the leaileis of his own paity and
v.l tli Intluentlal inembeis of the oppo
sition. Ilelnie he inade Impoilaut
moves he lelt his wa.v and pupated
coiipiess mid pilblli opinion lo stlppoit
him. As u pnlltli iau he has never had
a superlni. lie was a pnlltli iau of the
lilKhest type, who pnuthed icputably
and skilfully tli" adaptation nf means
tn ends. Ills kindliness nt beait mid
inanuei, coupled with his known sln
icilty, made it possible for li i in to win
the best nut nf those with w bom Ills
duties lunllKlit Illlll into loutact whcie
another mall, eiUally sinceie, .vet cold
or stlspli Ions, would, like Celieial 11.11
risnn, fnr Institute, have unlntentlnn
ally piovoked aut.iironisms mid sacil
llied usefulness.
It iiatuially followed liom his slnui
Ity and amiability that he was in his
domestic life a model ol fidelity and
tender devotion, mid this tact, too, iiui
ti United laiKily to his silicess in hillld
Hiik men, for it pave to him, fiom thu
moment that the i lie unistaiues of his
home life bicaino widely known, the
sympathetli adinhatiou and poweilul
nioial Mippoit of the k 1 women of
the coiiutiy. In the suspense pieied
Iiik his death women In niimbeis sur
louuded the bulletin lioanls and weie
moie Inteiested than men In the de
tails fiom Mllbuiii house. The mm tow
occasioned by his death pi esses heavily
on eveiy heaithstone and It Is not be
cause the llpht nf a pi eat mind has
pone out nor because a piesldent ot
icat usefulness' lias been lost to Jho
countiy; it is liciause a in.ipullUent
and lov cable diaiaitei, to which these
other things weie subsidl.uy, haa
passed 1 1 mil earth under t lictiinstnutes
pei nil. uly sad.
rndnubttdly Mnjnr McKinley glow
immensely In statesmansliip atlei his
cull am e Into the White House, i:eiy
day seemed to mark a ilpeniiig of his
powei.s and an epanslon of his gtasp
upon the piolileins with which he dealt.
Hut we atti Unite this piowth to the
l.ut that the foundations weie good.
He had been pine of ihai.uler and of
llle, abstemious and caieful in pei
sonal habits, dlllpent In leading, stud
and the assimilation ol knowledge by
louveisatlon and tiawl, and conse
(liiently the soil was i Iplit tor a quh k
glow th. Not to cvoiy one is a tein
peiament given like unto his, but in
the other endow nients he was what
otheiH may be; and the example ot his
(nicer must liiimeasuiably enhance
honor, sincerity and ilEhtoousnesH in
our national lite.
Thi steel strike was settled oppor
tuiflj. It is not a time for discoid.
Lei us lnive peace.
A Word About the News.
Ri:.Di:US of this paper on
S.uuid.iy morning weie tho
lit. st to learn of the presi
dent's death, an oxti-.i edi
tion appealing within n few moments
after the news was icielvod. They
also found, In the tegular edition, the
most compieli'iislve and best repented
account theie was nf the lln.il day In
Mr. McKlnlej'.s wiestln with death.
This account was one of tho best
pieces of lepoitlng the Associated
1'iess ever did. In all It compilsed 0,
'iijO woids, and it pave only facts of
Inipoitance set Into pood Ihigllsh, nnd
not a mass of "line wilting" padded
out to make n .showing.
In promptitude and aieuiacy of ser
vice tho Aswlulcd l'i"ss on Kiiday
night anil s'. urn day morning so far
e( oiled ( onpetitlve news ageiu les
that comp.n Isan Is uuiioees,'uy. in
tint, throughout tho puilod of the na
tion's lg it deiiioiistrated its .super
iority by giving la Iti main reports
simply the u-al news concisely stated.
It also gave much auxiliary mutter,
w lihli in did not print. Iiec.ius our
space was limited and wo filt tint tho
news Intorest of tho occasion cout-ted
moie especially in the sick mom than
In the sayings or doing ot the vuUoivi
or onlookcir.
That the New Yoil; and 1'hiladelphla
inpern received In Fcrnnton Saturdny
iiinii'liift icki It'll tjir- titeshlent as still
alive was not due to any fault of tins
Associated Press, but tn the fact that
thry weie unly llnlll edllloiK, tent 10
ies about midnight. The Til lumen
lie e"ps iqa ii tiiy nlirht until .1 a.
111., and Upon Import. Hit mcaolnns,
uudi Inn r. (in Krlday nlc,ht It dlil
not i loi., until sum le, Thus It en
ables u to rive nlmuM dally Important
til piaphle news nut In the editions of
tho hit cur p.lpeis cold heie.
Willi the Incomlui; of a new oxecu
tlM, let yellow Journalism repent nnd
he dciiiit. It has 'cuterpilsc. Let It
acquiie cliauiLter and all will he for
Kixen.
Let us hope that Wall street today
will ihuw a patilotlsm of the pocket
I'Ollk.
Win McKinley;
. Theo. RooseuIt.
1 r in fti. r ill. sun.
Till. HI Mil ef PriMilrnl MiMnlij ) a K" it
inMnitiiiip f"i tills irpulilli , jrl In lil
iIi.iiiiIii, illq',llioH iml fulfilment r( Ihu
Pit ii i nml hum ixutlni; lleiK pI Ihc
lit.nl et .i no it ilinii'i ritli npnMIc
Ii, lin Idi tu l,n inunii a Imaiy nf
prinli's" dm nnl 1i till luraMenU whe
h ill sin i ml lulu in i minlc ni'l 1 st nnl
nl (, r tin' ihuf inuitii hlih Hill atu.iMi
oitiiiii ih nh m.pii ii i.,ii to llinn lhi U r,y
miii h t" ,ii , Iml it i nnl lnp ilink' piovokiil
roosevelt.
h Iim fii riiiut nml i" ilii iiltul ih nh It n j
i.lllll rl.l ll lULIlt if .1 Mlllpll I. 111.
sum. lii- .in, ml Iiiiiikui on n l'riiiluit Mi-
Kiii1i In I ii'iiiniiinliil lilni'.'lf l" the KiiPilonie
.iml .ill' 1 1 inn nt Hi,' tiinpli. In mi i Mi ul nrwl
pn.illili'1 in Ilii' liixl'irt ul hi. iiltlii'. 'I In- Int.
. . . ..., . ,.., .. i .
11 rill's I'l ililllll II lomimil.j linil li isi-, i iii
((i, pirl il tin' I iilmi umlir Hi' ui.icious itiltu
dins nut inilh limn thi- Willi i' ll,iii-i'. s liil. li
nail in i ll illinium l il linn Miiiiii,tt ii.i uvinii iiiiii
I hi lull, Hill 111 (t til it li Hindi II .Iflnllli'il ill'
ih mi mi iiiusiilril li) tin vilinle wnrlil '1'ln'
nliliM mtlimii nf iiiii'.Iiiiin ,iinl iinrnMn' if
hi'lilini nu vliuti l,r,i'p Iml miiiiiiI Iii:;i ainl
I I In cm tn In in elp tiiniitit In tho iniiplc
... . . .ii ..,...., .....i . ,1,... .i ... ..
.mil in ,iii iiitiiiiiii inline I iir i ii-iii' ill .,i
pun lv fn tinns itiliiiMii nf ilurulir ,iml motile,
... ,H .. i ,i -i.i, .., i. ..i .... ,..
p,.inil, Iti ,i4 iiiiilii.tonil .mil niiisiiirul liv
I In Mh'iti' pi'nptl' .14 I III I'lltlltlll. I nll-i il lllloil",
iiM'iini fill, alilc mill Lriniiliii' iii.ui lie M.I- llii'v
l.i'l fntinnl lli-lr imii true mil Jul Ktiinite nt
li in .iml It m M 1m il.
o
1'ri'lil tin t, 'Uinl it Inn nf thi rrpulilii In' w.i-i
tin Hi. I pri'-lch nl uho Iml miii, iihil in lirliii:
In. "iigir-. Willi .ill it i.milL' si ul, n nf
Hlltii.il iliili ii mi , into in.niii.il uniktns hir
mi, nt null Ins .nlniliii.ti. iilmi, .nnl in sii tiring
Its imlirnkiii ir-i'icl nml locml Niithrr In hli
(VMl pel) linr 111 till' iiip.i.lti('ll to it ilhl ll"
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.ll'.'IIIIKl .1,1, I'l lilt' l,l,l,, 111, ' I l, " .,.,
iiiimiiii rr ml t ri i-t with li li.nl initiiirei.nl nthir
prmnn'iii" mi kihiioi nr rppri i niiiiiic who
...... ,.. tt... hi..,., i........ .h.i ..... . ...., ,,. ...
tu nu'Iht IH'I hi liU oltln il Mijipoil of the prr)-
iMii or n-uuiMi in hip nuirrtH-.. m nu i"Miin ii
iinnlM t lilin ' jrnft anvir luinntli .iw.iv
writh": at il it un u li in nri uliiili .il
,i (hup liiu Ih Kitl nt MiMtiliv. Iii in.iii-.il-Ii
ui ii tiling ni'l i iiiirtt v wtic t lit oulu.inl
jiii'l iftitilo jUn nt nti in..itl aiul int ii u il iri.ni'
iluflllnc " ittnn him .nnl irt nL'ni ilil- .ill
nun. it Ik ni'l iicrn n.iuiHi in int iii"-i ih
inj ili)l i if Uipli'iiitt tmin In- hiMliDiid ui,
linn in" I li t .ini I'dtu itnl finin hi I'liili t i
11 1 a ;m ih th' In i ri 111 it nil i ir t ct it
M.itc, .itli r tlir f lohion i ii))innl will) tin li i
tn Hutu in hit , In cnuM nnt li ii In t n in it
i.tl tilt. -I fir U c" 'I fn i- lli-i irt ui
H"t in 'lniiu, but In wtnuiim. an-1 nitun -ji
it tu Iiiin.
-o
t ritit Ijviii nf Mr. MiKiii1i. iluniu 1u tji-?
tin iitiilx in i of tin iirpftlilfiiM, nil i pnti ul ii
ih tlut Iii it(lut uinl w iitri fni the minims
I iilmi nt tli. .nut tim lit ul tin. n. ...il, 1. it l.i
. ..'. "I tilt PI llllllll III I'l 1111 I" l'Tl i J I. Ml"
ir m tho upiiukI." iilhi r linn lnhlh ,imi .n.
glC'tlKl.l pll.linl lllniMlI flil,lllt In i.llli lint
i. ..i ., ii,, i .1... i.. .....i, .i... ..i.. .
i lull! In In ill tin' (Millti.e lunl nt i ur ih n
1 1. in, iipiiiiiu. u,, u mil .i iniir; tin p pi
ait' tin' lulu nnl he i" their izmt. 1 lie piv-il,h
ilinirr nl the imitirn nf mil pilllhil m.i m
.nnl tlii. MilMltntlon of mi iiiipcruli.tii illiiitm
slu 1 h.s ill'tlllhiil ,t fiw llnilil hiiiI.. itnriii.' tin
let tlmi ii.au, ni fcliirn tin' u.ir Willi spun nr
nt ti l-t, Ilii v line prrluiiliil In lie fiuhliliiil hi'
Mil ll .1 fpritn (it Itliir illl.UllllliiIH. ,111 I il
inivht In' nil if tli ir (ml lmii i,i int hi il I
li in tli" Wliiie llmio ,i iiri-iil, in Willi i in
pnitmu to tli iiwiii finin .i i til tu II ml .in imil
liki tint si 1,i Vi, MtUinM, m ,i i prii.iiuit
slmtllil inllli in Willi ultnuli) lltlillltikl t, J. .Hill'
nml ,i.iii the pu miliiiii nf a ir-uuMi ini'ir
nl piihlii' Mntinii'iit uinl of i lulir ml in ,
iilltlli' aji 111 IPrpnllillilc Iii till jii.ipli' M
MiMtili.i, lnuM'iii, H In ,r ,i Mipph' Pu, I ,f
miiv ilii mill ti iikiiiui input . l Minimi nl If hi
l.'pl lit li'un nn tho putitk pulM II ".!' nnt
Hut III lllluht iluinlir Wlltll pnpulu I.IH1I111, il
lu'l Ii'.pnnilnl Illlll ti H1I.IIH hi' I, I'l li., I I,
iiilliiinii iiiiii miilinl it, Tli 1 1 K Iii nil nil , n
liuil inn lie u.i ,i iii liter ul I lie .lit ,,f ilipliiiii.ii
in an hi M iml hl.ii, 1 p. ii, i linn, -o in a- it
i in h applied in u iirlf eovemiiu fiv iih"iit
the inliiiiteil men i.i e lur I In hi nl nf tin hi;,,
.ii .n llnlhlihiil, Hhuli Ih Iuiis tn i ti.nhli ml
limn. . hj. lie leil, lllntmli lie i inn it to f 'linn
- i, -N'tir
Hie ilntnliutlriii nf pi r., till i turn ir
lit, ire miiliiic Hun In l'rrii!ini MiKml, v t
piculililit of I In I'liitnl s,,i,. iir, l4 ,x, ,Lis, ,
,i lunnlir liitle lite our ln oi'ii puiple jml
"iir the iinjsliullnn nf the umhl linn uny
ntlur nun ulin Ins In hi Hi tt .-nn nfh e ll
il iml tno Illllili tn ml th.it Here ille.l .it lluffiln
tin fnirnini.1 piihlii nun In nil th" m nr 'l lie
i.ini)ile lift In Iiiiii mil ,il..n l nn 1 1 n j( n fl.iml
.ml li.i wlilili the .nlmii'.i.tuiinii in Hi, (itfin nnl
the iliti.iitir .iii, nllii nl nl iitudo of Ain.in.in
pii.liluiu ill l iv nn iiurnl liinabcr in tli
pmplii nml In the umlil nnt.lile
Willi I'irsiitciit VliMnli.i cjnie In a nnv ami
In Iter mil lirmilrr i'l i tor tlie iipnliki lli i'
po.e .mil rl ieiiiin.iml Ijplf) the npei niiinnil
ileii'lni mint into nlilili ia Inn, tine at the
IickIiiiiiiu '' the tiientUtli icnlui.v 'Hie Ei.'it
Viiuili.in licptililic hn ii-in in Hie Miluie nf
tTi.mliiH.il nml hi. pin .mat ihlhliOi i limes The
ik.itli nt llutT.iIn iMiKrs nnu no I'lmllltinn of hyie
trili il Miiuniiiit. It nwal.tiis gmf .nnl pirlnp
lill-cil inir. I, lit II ilnik mil illntnili Hie pol.e of a
penpln who hue lain rilui.llul In clfmntrn liy
Hie ninxiniiaiuii of a taut natloiul deitiny an1
ic'P'jiimIi lii.i.
'Iliei.il, ie I! inrr I, now tin trnt mxUi
pn.iilent nf the I mtul State.. Hie Impe tint
Pie.lilrnt Mi Kinln ' life iinnM lie i.pneil, ,i
iniiflliiit ilmlii',' . ihm fiillnwini; hli aowdiu.
tinn, li.n linn illiipuiiitiil It ti nl nprnul up
In mii Ihe ponple Urn pinmlm', nn, the usiiii.
.line, of .1 pi i Iml nf iinpiui'iKiiliil piilillial tun
'inlliti, inn un.inlmllj of rntln.i nt, ulmli
viunlil line lmii full nt umil ninina fm inr
liltiiie lb the irriitil'le iiiriinl nf rirnls Mr,
ItDiwult li iupt Into the ilulr lrlt uunt In
Vlr Mi Kit.li j- lie tut. t tin uiitti. lnii.e Willi
Ih" IihiMki .if I lie i Miiipli' nf lie inni.1 rnilnint
una mii i ru-tnl iiiliilinlfcll.ilhiii in our liUtori, .iml.
niniiiiirr, lie lim il, lu.iii.ful, 'I ih.it he pii,esii
nf lilni-ilf uliejil ilUtinEiiMicil ipullniailnn for
the mt. lie It n nun "f meat lKor nml pob
tlirncM of ilniaitir, tjpifinl tn ner) eje In lil
rrv phjilial futnti'i. Iln u the mmt ulriUns
(inlioiilnifiit of iontfiixirirv Vnerli anion. i
f ;mileM 1nK'i and iiiiiuii'iiurahlc rliblliv tn
Ihc otiet ami utirnflt iilai nf puhlle ilui.i.
Ai Bournor of New ork I'reildcnt Kooevclt
rvlilMtfil the rnMt rlMlralilr inllltlr ot an (t
(nitlic olnur Ills mhnliilnlmtl'iti imi nl ahwi
lull hit il pnrll.i. Iti iiiHonipioniiMinr Inlne
lit) iim ri e 'Blilrnl h.i riri) nlilliiil putt
li um aln iintil.li rim, mn.i ti illtr. mnl pi.i..
tn il. Nn iim of (ui'iilrkltj nr ef attlliiil(nl
mi I" ml'li P pulir nppl.ui.e nppi urt Iti It It
ni "impli, liii'intiislikr iml i iiu lint, ll ntlfle,
llie riiiilriniirla of mir iti moil itlt oiteni of
K'nri mm nt ami npiiMiite'l it. true! ami tilvcli
nl lili ill. 'I bin Imp ll .ii., n It a Hiitrllmr "f
Sim N i rk li(innl Uut he l n mill on whom
Ihc Viiierli in p'uple i.in rrlv ni .1 puulent ami
a rate mnl 1 Mf.iiliHii uii'i.nr In WillUni Me
Klnli.i. I'.illertlnif In Hie tnnt'tipt of the flatm
nun ni.isliutiil, nml tipllftnl liy lil rumple,
Itiievtilt will Mi.tiiln the iIIkhII)' o( the rxallul
olllio In wlilili lie lui ionic tlirntili a tiauel)
to niiful, ami ionrrtu the lit nor and the iiclfue
of the N'atli n.
Theodore ltnnMiilt will lie a pre.iilnit lm
will win run ami rneiie the mnfnluiic uf net)
Intticft of our iltllinlien tnJ of nil our people.
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SCIENCE NOTES.
Prim the niniln imtlfi.
ii eirl) a. Piil theie Mire in.nnfl nperatltM In
the Cniitbli ellli ntlllii anil tomnn Iioikoi.
(a iplilte nulalile fnr imUiiJ lo ul pftii ill i
fniiii'l in ilmiM ncr.i . until ry An the clube.
Ihe Ihki'I wimiL'lit imii pllln in at Delhi, In
In Iln. It It ll) fut hlh ami wilubs tctintcm
ti if.
'llie r.irlli -t wheit drew on llie platrut of r
tniiili, wli.ii the pi mt unci ivi'tul aj a nitbc
(,11V,
The oliht perfiiinrn wire Iheie reuilfrnl from
I.'siptlin lonil'j, l,jil tn '.'.een )can lictoie the
( hli'tl.lll (II.
Me in muf iilurr nine tli in Knliii'l. rrame
mnl lieiiniii) n.iiil.li.i , Wc clow rlsht) por
iml. of the UnlhlM intlnll.
SKi rinlieml.t tin U tint the .lnc Innk
ilipnrlts nl llninpe iliitltnt I'm) .iei,li .' itnl thu
(iinunntii nuni of $'!,nn,iiii'i,iiiKi
llf the tiio cint cnl'l pmiliii imr areai lliili
alone tiniilti. iiiipmi;rrMlie, while the t niled
stiln ami Can nli lute iljiilile.l lluir pimluct in
llie lat twinty ii'iM
l"prr(f lunl Imiilirimcn Ml tint 111 the pinir
of n i- ii I i.er ttoml rliniitil be on ilonitli trplteit
and ilri.i)nl nr iKintiie niir rininicil, list
they lnfei t Ihe olhi i.
fnrni nf ''alhu uu In. anprueil wlilili
ililf, m fmm the millii ii j tlik mix ti) brim?
Itulmiil in i ul i-i tube, Iidiii uliii It it flows
tllien the tube i hi itnl
" iml hhiki' are iliuilir iruk. In a tree
trpii.itinj; the ililliiinl liin riiiv at( mip-I""-ed
In be ittivil liv w itnl itnl Rreatly Injilii'
tin 1 nml 'f r tuiile fiom muli i tin.
Ihe lilRlimt p.tl.itnhl 1 Uut at Clirop., !';
fret It ii innipiltnl tint Ihe welubt of tlie
inaonr,t In Ihe pminlil wouhl rxued 0,.iiit,inl
tmi ll i mm thirteen .uiri nf crouiiil
The swltle.l bin) known In llie iiilurali't l
eillier the wiltuie. wlilili i .iiil tn mike 1'iT
ipiIi.i an hnur, or the l.nKlltli kevrll. wliiih tan
plnbllili iiilll, it not i Alt il. tlll rpenl.
'Hie ltrft Km. nn mln l (hlne..,. It It upper
and ipniniriii wiicliiiu liom nne tn tlie puuml'i
nml iiiinwnl In ii lie finin a piriml at li 1st J.KU
)rm In fun IhiM. ire itill In i xbtenir.
The Hi-t Innk prlntnl in (he llniiti of tin)
I'nitiil Mate, mi the "II it- 1'iilnn. Iln-ik," xxlielt
wa is-nril In ( .inilirl'lue, Vli,, In loin, .speii
im in nf thi. piihlii itinii me exlrtiml) nre and
nlllnn in, I lei) hlch prin
line of Mm," IMw iril'H pi N i. a paint bnneht
mriitli fn in a lint In Trafilmr MUire I'm
I'll (I lu-i, Itiiweier. ttirmil out tn lie potnl of
llie inosl link nt pro liner nentiuiniN ami hix gr it
uy Ih tluee iliins fnr Oom Paul, ( rnnje and
lie Hit.
TVIm tone ile lliil. the famiuti I'linili aeiniuut,
lus ,iurei tlie bi'U.t lrniii riline mirk nil
iiimil, et i nti two kiiUkiiiIi, nr H7 H taliim
belt The rraillm; w.n rmKtrnil un a tlirriiinnie.
Iir In a trld Inllnou moiitl) sent up tu a
hrlL'ht nt :i,ii, fut.
In i-lxli leiu the (eil nf itenn.hipi Iiu been
imii. ki,I from i iclit a ml on half tn twrint''
tluee knnt'i: the time on tin niii;e ha. hin
mluieil tn Hbnut nne thiol nf whit it wax in
sii. sliipst lute In rn treblnl in linglli, ahnut
(lniililiil in width, nnl the ilUplaiemdit ha hnn
imii iveil tinfolil 'Ihe inciiic pnwer Id fnity
tiniiji Biealrr; the i Urn nf Imrse pnwer to tin.
weight ilritin li.ii hem imiiiMil fouifolii.
A REGRET.
Fid .ire our lienti today
(I ih ir I hlet, iilcrplni:
1'ietii the dim, Kn An it.
Dost hejr out wcipinii
If onto the lur ,iiini
(lieu c mliUt lem kiiiilly.
Ul W'l'ihl nn ii,!i our lOfX
Lnnkini; up blimlli
II r r
To use furniture in your office
thnt is not up-to-date in style
and quality.
You meet prospective customers
in your office ond they Mrill judge
you by your surroundings.
Your office furniture should be
such ns to make a good im
pression. We carry the finest stock of
Office Furniture
in tho city. If you want Desks,
Chairs or Tables come in and see
what we can show you.
Hill & Connell
121 N. Washington Ave.
ri
' j" '
V ALL THE FEET IN TOWN
From Shoe Strings to Boots
No Order Too Small, No Order Too Large,
Not Profit but Business Increase,
Lower the Price, Larger the Trade,
See the PointAlways Busy
I-eTxris; & Reilly,
SEE OUR SCHOOL. SHOE WINDOW.
FINLEY'S
Fall Opening
Display of
Ladies' Muslin
Underwear.
There Is that somothlnK indescrib
able about our line of Ladles' Munlln
Underwear that distinguishes it from
the ordinal y.
Tho Fit and Finish Perfect,
Our styles Aro Different.
The Embroideries Arc Finer,
The Lacc3 Are Fiettior.
Our Tall llxhlblt of Fine Llngeilo Is
unusually atti active, showing ninny
new and novel designs, beautifully
tilmtncd in neat nnd ptetty patterns
of
Fino Embroideries,
Point do Pnrrlo Laces,
Point de Oeno Laces,
Valenciennes Laces,
Renaissance Laces,
Real Torchon Lace.
CORSET COVERS,
At 10c to S2.G5.
At 25c to $2.50.
At 75o to S2.05.
At 85c to !?G.50.
DRAWERS,
CHEMISES,
NIGHT GOWNS,
LONG SKIRTS,
At S1.00 to S11.50.
SHORT SKIRTS,
At 45c to S2.75.
CHILDREN'S DRAWERS,
At 10c to 85c.
CHILDREN'S SKIRTS.
At 60c to SI. 50.
510-512
Lackawanna Ave
Up-to-Date
A-'s.
.5'
?ri im
;vsv
-;-Hcyis,r
Shirts, Underwear and Hosiery.
mum
412 Spruce Street.
Try our 10c. Linen Collars,
A Second-Class
City with a
First-Class Stock of
Gut Glass,
Sterling Silverware
Clocks, Etc,
Suitable for
Wedding Gifts.
Mercereati & Connell,
132 Wyoming Avenue.
RSJTH. -.)J,t
vtt f.r vm r rx Tv
r
2fi
MBBMRUMBll
JkL 'w
SCRANTON'S BUSINESS HOUSE S
THESE ENTERPRISINQ DEALERS CAN SUPPLY YOUR NEED
OP EVERY OHARAOTER PROMPTLY AND SATISFACTORILY.
'T
L. SOMMAR. Ilullillnit Cunlnrlor.
Cmployi unlnn men IMImatfi rliferlullj
Civtn. rtrmoilclltiR nnd rrpAlrlng a (peclilty,
320 WAnHINQTON flVC.
EDWIN S. WILLIAMS,
CONTRACTOR, BUILDER
nOOM 2BCOAU eXCHANOC,
3CRANTON. PA,
Onlit Mnlat
sV I'liotoguiihcf
( hllilMn'J VVj
Attttl.
FOR
SALE
ni'nr.iKS nni wn
O.NS ot 111 klnit
li lloiL'ci ri'l
liuiMtnf; l,nt it
li.nc.nin IIOIISI!.
( I.II'IM.-D ami
(HtOOMI.il at
f'arrell's
Transfer
M. T, KeLLER'E
Mncrj ttPlRht. Kurnl
lnri anj lliesiun,
Pile, I'lalini jihI Mi
chlnciy.
217 Lit kawanni to
Lm k(iantiiCirrljjo
Wctki.
J. B. WOOLSEY & CO
covrwcro?s
AND
BUILDERS.
Dulfrs In
Plate Glass and Lumber
OF ALL KINDS.
LACKAWANNA
UNDERWEAR STORE
Will cell all thflr umplcs nt flno Importcil
Mailns ShlrK for men tt hie ; f rlli $1 to U JO
WALTER E. DAVIS.
Si4, 216, 2IO PAULI DLDQ.
Attorney-at-Law, Scranton, Ta.
MRS. SARA ALLYN,
MANICURE.
CHIROPODIST AND
SCALP TREATMENT
CM Ml Meant tlijilJlntr. I'arlors open Monday.
Thnrsilay ami Saturday ctcnlug.
E. JOSEPH KUETTEL.
roar ill I.ackauanna aioiiue. m.iiuihi'iinor nf
Wire Scricm ot all klndi, fully prcpticd for
tho aprlnc raon We make all klmla ot porch
pftpen. fto
PETER STIPP.
Oencral Contractor, IlulMer and Doalrr tn
Uuildini; stone Icmontin ol cellars a spe
cialty. Telephone '.'5W
Olftee. i.ll Wulilneton aenue
Fall Designs
In
In announcing the opening of our new stock, we
call special attention to the fact that our Entire Line
has been made to our special order, thus giving us an
Exclusive Line of designs and colorings from the
world's leading mills. Never before have we been en
abled to offer a stock so complete at such tempting
prices. A superb stock of all the leading fabrics.
Wilton
Velvet Tapestry
An Early Inspection Is Advised
Williams s
126 Washington Avenue.
larpets Wall
li..fr.H.'rA.H-'H. v
li NATIONAL BANK
OP SCRANTON.
Capital S200.000. Surplus 525,000
United States Depositary.
Special attention given to
BUSINESS, PERSONAL aud SAV
INGS accounts, whether large
or small.
Open Saturday evenings
from 8 to 9 o'clock.
Wm. Connell, President
Henry Belin, Jr., Vice Pres.
Wm. H. Peck, Cashiej
Hanlbvs
Bakery.
420 SPRUCE ST,
Suecensr to
HUNTINGTON
We mike a specialty ol fine bread atultt.
Orders for Salad. Ojtteri, Croiiuettet, etc.,
promptly filled.
A full line of Lee Cream and leu.
W. A. HARVEY,
Klrclrir Ulrlntr and Fixture"
Electric Ilfll and Tlephoni Work.
309Commo wc th Building
FRED H. WINTER.
B2A CAPOUSe AVENUE,
Staple Oroccrlrs and Provltlnni. A full line
of Vegrtahlei, etc, tfitilcd daily.
Thc SCRAhtom Virmpipn nnmv
ANDTILE MANUFACTURING) COMPANY
Makria nf rating Ililik, elc. M It pale,
O.-1'eral Me, Agent, Olflie j Waflilnston ai
Woik at Nay Aug, Pa , II. A, W V It It
WILSON A COMPANY.
Fahlonat.lo Tallon (Hotel Jennjn tlulldlnsl
511 Spruce Btrect, tkranlon, Pa. bull prcaed,
C5 cents j pints proved, 10 rent. Clothlnc re
palled, called for and delivered. New Phone, SMJ
Kingsbury A Scranton,
Manufacturers' Agents
MINE AND MILL SUPPLIES,
District Acents for
John A P.netilinn's Soin t'o.'a Wire rtopc and
i:irctrkal Wire fiutta Percha and Ituliber Mfg.
Co 's llcltltic, PatkitiR, llose and Mechinlcal
Ituhber Cliiods, Know Hon Packing Carter's
Oil Clothln; Iloom 810 Taull Bldo:.
SEOURITY DUILDINQ t SAVINGS UVOA
Home office. CO 'JOT Meirs Iluildinc;, traneti a
peneial tiuitdln: and loan liuslnev) tluoughout
the state ot Pcnnlania.
JAMES J. MURRAY,
Siiccr.nr t the Hunt ft Cornell Co, In tin
and sheet m.'lal woik and centiUtion. Carton
furnace, iriiairs anl Lrneral tin work u
I specialty No 112 Liikaunnna atenue
Carpets
Axminster Brussels
Ingrain
Paper Draperies
$" '
Refrigerators,
Oil Stoves,
Screen Doors,
Gas Stoves,
Window Screens,
Hammocks.
325-327 Penn Avenue.
McAnulty
Ill 8 FOfi.