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THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE-MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1901'.
ri iTllPr'sR JTI.lB? iHkMnsH
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t'libtUhrd rally, I'.wpl iinday, hy The Trlb.
We 1'ublli.hlna; Computi, ut Filly Cents n Month.
I.IVV P. ittnlARt), tUltor.
(). I'. IIVMtr.i:, Mildness Mamrcr.
New Yotl: Offltcl 150 N'j-,atl fit.
S. S. VllllKbAS'D,
(Sole jionl (or foreign Adurllslnx.
tnttrcd at the Ivtoftlce at Scranlun, I'J., us
fircoml Class Mail Milter.
.When rpiro will permit, The Trllmne l always
tlad to print short letters from lit friends bear
In; mi current tophf. but Its rule Is that tliev
mint he signed, for piibllt.itlmi, liy the writer i
teal name! and Ihe rnndlllo'i precedent to rtfl
repl.iti'e Is that nil contributions thill ho subject
lo editorial retlslon.
im: n..r hah: rim advciitisixo.
The following table shows the prion per i:ieh
ih Inseillon, paic to be used within one ycai:
Villi "
Position
nispi.w
'esstltati'00 I m lies
0
wn indies...
l"0O " ...
MO " ...
inoo ' ....
.2
.10
.15
.IS
I'or imiU ct think", resolutions of eondolrnec
nd flmllii- cniMrllnilloin In Ihe nature of rid
Vrflsliuj The Tribune makes n clijrcn of S rents
line.
Itrlej for ClaislflcJ AHiertlsIni; furnished on
ppllealloti,
Si.' n ANTON, OUTOHBtt IIS, 1901.
THE BEPUBLICAN TICKET.
State.
Ptipirrue Couil-UII.LIAM I'. POTIUR.
Tiia.uicr-rn.XK 0. HAItlUS.
County.
Jihlsp-.l. W. C'Altl'llM l'.ll.
foiihoilei II. .. HSV..
oroni-i llll. .1. ,t. ItOllKII'lS.
bimejoi-fiKOllClll :. STUVUNbOX.
IMcctlun Nov, S.
"When the Ucmoeiaey went out ol power In
our state it left to the Itnmhllian nitty a lei
cy of alnii-t Hi'.'iflO.nnt) of ileht. Tills debt, by
libc .idnitnisti.ition umler Itcpublirju rule, has
Ken aluio-i entliely piiil. We haie Increased
the appioprlationa lo the common Echools until
we jtatul nl lb- head of Hie Amcriiaii slates in
support of popular edtuaUur. t'niLr Uepublicm
k.ImfiiNtrntfori thcie has been piid each iar Tor
iiliic.itlonil pin puti's moic I linn was appiopiiated
ly Ihe II. in. m. i lie pailv In their flutter of a
lenluiy of ini-iulc. Me hue iucica-cd our ap
tmpilatfom to (li.nil.iblc mrl oleenioviiarr in-li-lutlona
until we ran iiu kc Ihe lio-iit tint no stale
li"lwcen the two nco.nn iiipm t th"e intitu
I'oiij as well ai il'i-s our own. Our 7.110(1,000 of
n ople arc iniiu-liioiH. honest, lawabMiuR and
hippy. Yel, Miriniuidcil as we ate on meiy blie
Mill projpeiom bii-ine rowlilioiK, wltli people
lappy, 'inplo.veil and coiitinted. and with eet?
I enue of busine-i and trade fully oe. upi-il, and
Mill the pio-peir of th fuline iiilghlcniiig and
iiovin iiioie hi.peful. Ih" old hi-torlo p.nty of
rhsliiielion and wml ion tpK up j lij ilcili al riy
if false pietriH-. hipimlsy and iiislm-eiity for
(lie purpose of mUleadiiis Hie people and legalr.
h? lo-t power.' nom the Ilepiiblhau h(a!e
Matfuiiu.
'J'lic fail th.-ii this may bo what 1
tennoil mi "oiy je.n" In politics s-hoiii-l
hot riui-.o iropnblimiw to In? liirHffci
Jnt as lo thi-ir ilutlcH at tilt' poll?.
Lackawanna enmity pief-onts a clujn
liutl able tk-kPt tliis fall, and tliore is
110 leas-on why the niotnbors or tho
party of honest Kovurninent ami juti
Vivek Mlmiiiii icl.i. in the vigihinoe 1.
tiulrril to keep in i-hcelt the wriKSlin-f
nilnoiily that i ready at all times to
rrnbnuo evoiy "ism" or eomblnatlon
if malcontents thai tan in any mnn-'
ficr as-Mst In disrupting the llepnbli
N'tii paily.
The Automobile Nuisance.
EVlDi:.C'i; appears to be aei u
iiMiIdtfiis' of late to cause ap
prehension that the popular
pleasure vehiclo known as
Hie nutrimoblle is liable to become not
tmly a nuisance but a menace to pub
lie safety til thin cily. For ninny
luor.llia the "nuto." whli.h was hailed
tvlth rlollxlif as an ideal eouveyanee,
has been seen in Serantoii, and has
been op"iuted with care by those vim
lutrodiued 11. 'j he lunnlnK of the 111a
ihines in the city was regulated and
pains were lak n by owners not to
'iperrde tin 111 in 11 way that would
frighten horsey unaccustoined to the
stranp-e Mason. I'nili r thee 1 ontli
llons, tin: daiiRer from the "amo" was
onllned almort enllrely to iln opeia
Inr, Mho look bis chances upon beliiy
Injured by Kasoline eploion.
Within the pust few weeks, however,
there seems to haw been a ehanse in
Ihe order of things. As the machines
become, more plentiful, the operators
lipcome more teekless. Automobiles
riperiited by lioys now lly thrnuKb tbo
treels tit a rale of speed much -.'renter
llutn thai which would cause the ar
lest of a bicyclist for henrehim;. These
UrwlliH' eiiKineers appoiir to have no
iX'Kiird for the horj-o uu nor or the pe
Jestrlan, and It is nuirvelous that ser
ious accident ban not already lesulled
from their carelessness. The youthful
mttoinoblllst should In roKiiluted.
Kxporlenc-e and otiM-rvatlon should
liave tnuKht our uelshbor. the Sunday
Free Press, tint It Is unprofitable in
Hie end to pandei to hoodliimlsm. This
Held Is too small, anil the Free J'reps
may realize Ihe fact when It Is loo
late.
West Point Civilized.
At.'COUDlXCi to the repent of
Colonel Millf, the superin
tendent ut AVest I'olnt, the
1 ii.itoin of haiilu-r. whidi hiis
In tlu past bioimht the institution inio
illn'i-pule, li.m bcon almost entirely
hboljslieil. t-uloiiel .Mills Ktnte.s that "the
iliaejpline of tho coins of cadets has
irmitly Inipro'eil iIuiIiik tho patt
car," ami thut "new cuUut linliilii-j
lias niiido exceptional pro-cross." This
r"itelllKencn will bo leeeiveii with pious
Viro iy the lotiutry ut lavKO, wlileh Is
Itthtly pi mill of Went I'olnt, ami would
like 'to bellevn that In the nmtler of
Ulieloncy uud iliselpllno it was the
Ideal Inbtlltitlon of tho world, Ah fin
rxuliumro roinnrku; "No Mnmlble per
toiijj'spectB u body of nevernl hundred
physically healthful younfir men to oh-rer-jl-
thu nice decoruin in belmvlor
ivlilili Is mlstoi upon in a Klrls' liourd
Iny'cliofil, 11 ml It would bn absurd to
require cmletB who are under tiainlntj
is piofesslonal llttliters to abslaln ill-to-fotliei'
from thu 1-liul of horsorpluy
thatJiunlshef. tif-eful tests of jiliiek und
-sooitVimtmc, Tho nillltury iiemlemy lb
not inuiiitatuca fop thu pin pose of
turning out u collection ot masculine
Miss .Nuneya who am afraid of .--olllnt;
their hainlH or Kcttlug their unlforum
mussed, lint to develop an array of
found and .sturdy young men who me
capable of taking euro or tjiemselyea m
any fclttiulton in which tlicy aio likely
to be placed."
A( the tunic Ume, however, It Is ct-
Hun of Isfcllnir on
IMpcr lleaillnif
V "2-'
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.hi .?7J
.I'm .17
.1". .IC.-.
f-eitllnl Hint slrtrl nlicdlcliL-c lo onltis
nnil i)b"-i'rntit't? of fair play -diotiltl be
rhtoroitidy exacted til the tulllUuy
pi'ltutil, Tl'i- coot ti.'-Mtiuptlini on pint
of mine of the w!tun,-.es ,it u recent
iiuitilry flint the cadet corpi- I1111I law-
01' list own Hint weft' not to lie Inter
fered with b.v the fni'tilly. wiiH tic
uMeilly (llstitsteful In not only the eon
ftresslonttl commlttre that iiimle lnes
tlnittlnii, but to cltls-eiiM of the Inilil
Boiieifilly. If I'olonel Mllltj und his iih
(ioelnti'rt linr- succeeded in restoring
dl-dpllne, they are on'ltled to 011
grutiikttlons. It looks us iliiuicli the sliect inr
strike wotittl wrnr Itself out fiulelly,
In "plto of the mischievous local or
Kiins who nn endi'.'norliif; to provoke
disci der,
Mr. Bryan Remains in the West.
IN SIlIIIiIU tli-siperntlon, Wllllnni
.TcnnltiBS Hryaii lias decided to
tuke the stump in his own stal".
i:xpeelnd calls from Maryland,
from Massachusetts and Horn New
York and Virginia did not come. He
offered his tervlccs as an assistant to
Hon. Tom Johnson In the wot It ot
denionstratlng the misery that evists
in Ohio, but his letter remains unan
swered. Uejeoted at all eastern points,
he remembered that a campaign wan In
progress at homo, and packed his grip
and started again upon a tour among
his own people.
As the Washington Star -a.vs, this
was the rlsht step, for two reasons.
In the ilivsl place, of all the campaigns
this year, that in Nebraska is fash
ioned after the Hryanlte order of
things. Thete Is fusion of all the op
ponents of Uepublleanism. Demo
crats, Populist", and Silver Jlepubli
eans have pooled their Issues, and
largely as the result of Mr. KrynnV
llilluenct. The crowds ho will addi-ei-p
thcrefoie will be Ihoioughly sympath
etic, und the applnuse will warm his
blood anil console him for the slights
ho has endured at the hands of the
r'ornnin-Croker-Mel.o.'in contingent of
the party. Ills heait is still tine to
Poll, and Poll's heart is hllll Hue to
lilm. If he makes no converts to his
cause he will have a good time, and
that will lepay him for his labors.
In the second place, if Mr. IJryan ir.
to hope to cut any tlgure at all in the
next Democratic, national convention
he must contrive in some way to bold
on to the webt. The ast Is lo--t to
him. .Mr. Hill and Mr. ('inker, though
hating1 each other, ate as one against
him: Mr. Uuiiiey in M.is.-achu.setts, has
.supplanted (ii-orgo Fred Williams,
while Mr. (loiinan and Mr. McLean
are nianlpul.itii'n" the middle staler
for antl-IJryan purposes. Mr. AVatter
son Is playing for favor in the south
again. Ills rhetorical jig over the
Hooker Washington episode is proof
sufficient that he is eager to resume
his old leadership in that section. That
of course bodes no good to Mr. 1'ryan.
The south, moreover, is fickle. She
has supported Mr. T'.ryan twice for the
presidency, and she is likely to be look
ing next time for a probable winner.
Not even the south can live on elo
quence alone.
The west remains, and .Mr. Hryan
will need her Inlluenco in his business.
Discouraging as the outlook is, he
probably has 110 thought of giving up.
It would be unrea-.0n.U1le to expect
him. at foity-five and In the Hush of
his powers, when most men are but be
ginning their political caieeiv, to ie
tlro voluntaiily from the Held and be
come a mere "rooter" for others. There
must be at least one 11101 e good light
In him. If not for personal leadership,
for the principles for which he stands,
and 11)01 is (he lime set for union.
With the we.-t behind him he will till
be a power In his party, and entitled
to hope I'or at least lespectful atten
tion at its hands, ('an he hold the
west? f fusion carries- in Nebraska
next mouth under his leadeishlp will
the inlluence of Ihe victory spread
throiifihout that seitlon'.'
It Is announced that 1. 1 Hung t'hang
and his ( nlleagut s In the administra
tion of the Chinese government aro
resolute In insisting that the treaty
stipulations requiring foreigners who
wish to peneiralf the interior of China
lo give not lie 'if their intentions, shall
be enfoiced. 'j'.ils regulation, which
was originally designed 10 euablo
Chiuo.se olllclals to protect aliens, has
lallen into disuse during the pusL few
years, and, it is as.-orted. has been tinl
l'oimly disregarded by the niloslouniies
who weie letlii,s or the lioxcrs, This
is a regulut'on thut should be observed
by all, it Is not just nor pioper to In
sist thut the Chinese government
should be responsible for the safely of
reckless people, who petslst in visit
ing dangerous districts at will. It is
undoubtedly true that many of Ihe
missionaries who lost their lives dur
,l"Kth';Iast iioxi-i' uprising, invited
their fate by'thn unwise and vontuit
some, policy of conducting (heir work,
Ample opportunity will probably be
iifforded from now on for tho yinm-,'
American who craves tho life of a sol
dier. The lei ins of enlistment or about
20.00U Fulled Mutes troops In the
Philippines will expire m-M June, and
it Is probable thai their places will
need to bo filled. Ah H Is now udinll
ted that 11 largo nrmy will bo neces
sary tor somu yearn liuiuo to keep tho
Filipino nuiloouUiits quiet nml afford
promised peace for the loyal lesldenta
or tho islands who are in constant fear
thai the government will -luaudon
them to the lawless 1 ut-tliruats who
poso ns patriots, there will undoubted
ly bo chuiico lor all young men who
desho a taste of military life In tho
tropics,
Senator Tillman's udvoeiuy of tho
slaughter or blacks In tho .Souih wW
probably be titkm for Its true value
by the public at largo, If Tillman did
not ioar occasionally ho would soon be
rorgotlen,
lu tho endorsement of Scnaloi; "11,1
ly" Mason, the Fontkcr-ror-prcsldent
boom eniountcred tho hoodoo almost
herme It was born.
Tho Oumlm ollicluls again t-ccm to bo
out of "touch" with Patrick Crowe.
Of coiirbe, the local Democrats oro
not BaUslle'1 with thu itopubllcnn
rottiity ticket this year. They me nl
mii.vh illlllctilt to please.
The court rocoul and tnit-rnclm.' urll
cli'S (llsagi'ee to u cerlnllt extent le-gntdlh-r
the feiitureit of the buttle ot
StllltlUBO.
It took Mr. I'oray rpille it while lo
ONirnor what ti Glorious limtllulloii
the I'ciinsj Ivnnla Democracy Is.
According to the Southern nil.s
toerucy, nil tneii of (he same color are
1 rented cttt.ll.
There Is no solid South these dnyr,
but a few blatherskites uru left lo
iniiku noire.
General 3ull--r's friends now nliow n
disposition lo imitate Admiral Schley's
admit crs.
Mi'. Carnegie wishes New York to
understand that he Is out or pollllcs.
The Ohio Democracy count-- upon til
least having 11 llrst-class funeral.
l'cnns.slvuiil.i fusion is liable to end
in 1 oiii'usion.
The Exchange Table.
A City of Home Tilmmed Whiskers.
1'iom Ihe Tioy llemid.
The luibrH of Sihcneclaily uNut Ihe pllic
of Rhau", and ulie of tho haidu.ne tltuliH of
th" town sold Ipu i.iyois 111 lo- than it week,
Now tho barbels tnteit.iln .1 faint iiiplclon that
lliey lie e made a iiilt.al.t-, .mil they aio won
il'Tim; if it will imt be pmvihlc lur iheni to
piiMiado I lie h.ndw.iio mill Hint .1 io-,tlty thnuld
lie paid them 011 r.ich 1101 vdd.
The Luzerne Fashion Editor Speaks.
I'lum the Ill.cs-It.11 10 Tclcphiu'c.
If Mi". Itoo-owdt 'nn diis prupi'ilx and .11 Rood
tailo mi V'OD 1 je.11. Mi.- i tt Ins .1 nolewoilhy
i"eaniile that iMi.n.ipjnt Aiucilcan tiiui would
"1I.1 well in follnu. i:lr.ii.if-.ini IMiic, and
dipvinir be-mid the limit of thu incurs i .1
i .itM' wbhli allot I- Uiou-aiiiU nf Ami ric.111 hollies,
and Is ihe i.nic "f iiimli iinliipplnfiK.
Mr. Watterson's Futile Whoop.
I'lotii tlie l'itt'bun; liUpak.i.
Mi. Watlei.utr. wild whoop of ddiiious joy
inir the i.iilnu-? kind- ut piof.ine liouble thi-f
"this .Miuui; biom lie biMu" i-i Kfjm 10 laito
lu .t --oak tniltit in l.iilius: to e-ilhuale tho
ailely tlnl tin1 -o'Uho'n pi'-jiu h neio .110 .lb
loaily l.u-111.
Democracy'& Dieam.
rnnii ihe Mlko Dane l.eadir.
'I ho llcpuhlii., 11s in .-lale ind tutuitv aie on
the ihfdbiw-. I'll in 1.11 111 tho i.ilnp.iiyn they
have hid ncitliei tho nppoilunitv nni the 1 oui.igo
to .1-.1111110 tho ajrau die And ii i a weak
difcn-o tin. 1 ale inikiuir. too.
The Proper Touch.
l'li'in the llull.ilo Nov..
Tho ioiu!t h that tho iiiUmoii.iI 101 ale in
tuiitli wltli Mi-. Simic'i. abiluctoii. It H a pity
Ihn "in lou'b" doc-, imt iiie.iu in the iuni
Si.i-p of oflUiali win, know how lo make the
bit of thou oppni ttinh jc-.
Editor Hopewell's Frosty' Joke.
1'ioiti the l'roiiilotu o lles.'1-lri. 1
l.i'Hiio Snow iliid at Silt hake ( uy the
nihil- diy. llo Iijiis unlit nfi .mil nn i.ei
inly oiphan-. f n- 111010 .-nons like that
would wain;i Ihe 1 until ly.
When the Horse Smiles.
1'roiii tho Moiilin-c lb pi. bin an.
If .1 hiji-e oir luipih-. it nni't be whin he
luais a Dimocial ailioiatiui; itfiiiui.
HAS BEEN IN GOOD COMPANY.
I'ioiii the Ibihc-ler H1mue1.1t and ( humble.
'I ho iiioii-iiiiii-i gintciiimiif"- of nil that pil.ucr
in the soiiihiiu pio.v, about fl.iuki i- T. U.i-h-uikioii's
ilinini: Willi I'lpjiddil Koo.oielt i-liinii-rhl
inio tho Minuc-a lisht ihdi it i
kuoHii 1h.1t Mr. M.1-I111 uiuii within the p.i-t fow
.ii'il. I1.1- In 011 intdl.iiiKil t the tabic ut Ill-hop
I'niKr, of New oih; has iliunl at the Unlet
A-luii.i Willi Siiialin- IK pew, 4itiiti.il Ilowaid,
I jpt.uu l, 1I1 111, 'IhouiH II. Ketd nml lleueril
Siil.b-; .-.it .11 too Mine t.ible 111 Pan- wuli
the lato (vl'ii-uhnt llani-iui and Amba .idor
I'nllil, iuni, liually, ho anil lllc. W.l-hiluttuli
who mi 0110 oiia-iun llio kiii-Is of the hie IJuitii
Vhloria. Of iiiin-e. mh Lilly, the pei.-mn iiunoil
libiive .110 rut In bo u.iiuul 111 the cimo i la
wilh ( ulonel .itlil-ui, nml tho nihil .suiilheiu
inlunil-; bill In thin- li-poolivo liumbli pof.
lion- ilu'i- -und piotii will in 1 In. Micl.il nui Id.
Tho late hui'iii .mil uiipii'--, toe iu-laiiio, mn,hl
I..IXO bl'lll hll-jlltly MllplWll III lo.llll tint .1
neulli'iniu aid hi- wife win, who ip,ml dioit'ili
10 t-Il ,11 hi 1 table win im.iiik'd a- .1 liltlo
nil tuloi in Hie .-1'IiihIIiI -nihil leuleis ol Ken
tuikv and Aliham.i.
CARBONDALE IN LINE.
I'lum the I aiboiidale lliwlew.
.IuiIki' .lames Whe.ilon raipeulii', nf --i laulon,
caiiiliilaio fui aililliiuiiil law juilgo uf l.,i. k.i
w.inni iiiunt.i, w.H fhaklnsf haml- with Carbuii
dale tiliiiiN -.I'-tciihii,
'Ihe Jinlui. I- illlim; an appointment wjih unlit
to hlm-elt and hoiior to tho hem h. A man
alw.ii- lniii'ii- tho pn-l.lmi, tlie oi-ii Inn noier
tho mill, llii line jialklal in,ii;lit uiaikh him
an ju-t t In- mil) for tho pine.
And beie ic wl-h M liiulud all tno.l l!e-piilili..in-i
tint .1 iiiu lor llluhtoik l-i 1 ote
for tho DdiMii.ilic iiuiiiltii-f. Ii 1I00- imt re
ipnie Miy pnllliiat foie.-iuht Id eo lli.il no be
llepiuiliiit, 11(01111 (.iinllil.ilo mil pn-sihb ho
elulrd mid lo lute fin -mil U to tluow tour
into a.i'.
'flu 10 1- no ilu'tlu II, it I ailmnikne Ihpuhii-1,111-
will 1I0 tll'-ll lllll.l.
AN OPINION OF ROOSEVELT.
I'ioiii ihe I'm I I'uo-.
All aillile wiltleii bo the lite I'lishhnt ll.ir-ll-oll
111 J-.IH eliiiis an f.lfiiMle if 'lliculnio
lloiisoieh, pn.-i'-n new liiloieit now. ll.uti-oii
belloied that should llco-eielt a.-tdie lu tho
pii.ddoiuy ho wiiiiM miiiimI. o did nut picUhl
that lliuirckfll would becomo pie-ident, Imt ho
deilaiiil tiiiphitlialb Ih.il he w ii ol Inn piop-r
1111 ill nr the pif-ieiio. ooi.eflt" he raid,
"I- toitilul to the bail.boiie, and he ln tho
hem .ibilil.i in puke hi- .iuo I.iiiihu in hit
wmk. 'I In if .110 Ion 111111 lu the 1'iilted Males
h"v ih, until 1- mi well and widely iimbr-
loud. 'Hut ll.ll III I'll MIC lit Ml. Itillbi-tClt'A
Minn in utir -10 luiu hk tliautlci' mider
tlotld," WHY SHE QUIT THE 'PHONE.
"'llio .tniins w o ,,1.1 iiiiplo.ini 11, 1 .liiii'supler
I1.11I a In. 111 niiii'il Will, in t.liuiii ,he tilkeil
(.OHIO Iwinti Iim tinu., ,1 llio," S the llnatOII
lloiuid. "Ihe law.nr who labuii'd iindii' the
ImpiiMloii Hill he w.n paiiim Inr ti.e o.tiio
iaphi'i tlino via, not phiM.I thu J u'lio l,tiiilt
uiop not won, nml null tiaiuiiall; In tlie icle
phono ni'ij time the bell nir. Hid .'lid the.
tor tlfti'iii lilllllllcl tliluilii-; wlilllli'l' in Imt, Will
onifht tu haie told I'taia that mm itlm-li h
kni'W- well enough m imno uf I Iju'a buinea.
Dm- day 1 lie hmtcr lilt lu ntliie, and, Kolns
to .lliulhir bltpbiine in the liulldlli-;, (illul up
lit nun o'llip. 01 (iii,iru Ma-njie lu-hnl frail
Ih alb In the 'plump, aii. anwi'it-il.
" "lit llo, ,.ud ihe laiijcr, in a iiiuAnl voice.
'I lil- I- u lliHiuaii tctlu-; the whe, lilmlli -land
cue foul 111 fiuut e( the itti'iur and a 1.1 hello.'
"MjWle nbiid.
" ''Ihank nu. Now aliml two (oil tu one
tiilo and k.i,t hello.'
"MjiskIi- toiinilitd.
" ''lli.in!, ou. Nun ,1.111.1 juii fcit on the
other Idt- an I m lull-j.'
"It waj il'iiie.
"Ihank ,uil. Now ..w nn toui litMil an .ay
III llo.1
"M.V'sic cerin- In bo si.iiirulul bjikwjiil in
iiuwi'ilii-,- the Ivlepliuiie now,"
MUTINOUS SAILOHS GO BACK.
Placed on Bonn! Their Ship by Ofll
cois with Difflcttlty.
Ill lllilinilc Wbe fionl 'Ihe A-.-in.lntcd I'icm.
Sun Fi.-nnlsco, Oct, 27. Seven sal'jfS
ol! the Austrian steamer Kirk, who
hail been lu jail Hlnce September i frir
mutinous conduct on beard the steam
er soon after her arrival here from
Japan with ti eiiif-o of sulphur, were
taken back to the Kick today. It re
quired the united efforts of Fulled
Slates Marshal Shine, Deputies Hum
ham and Delancle and Ilalllrf Neitnn
to handle the obstrepreotis sallots,
two of whom aio big Swedes,
At the Jail lttinileuffs and shacklo.s
were placed oti nil tho seven sailors
and I wo patrol wagons conveyed them
to the landing. There the captain of
the Kick was assaulted by one of the
Swedes, still lu handcuffs, mid another
kicked lilm. A special ollleer wns en
gaged to loinaln on board the Kick
until the sleamer calls tomorrow morn
ing for Antwerp. When tit sea Cap
tain Kls.-iollek expects to make things
so Interesting for his lighting- crew that
they will be glad to postpone hostili
ties. ARCH ASSOCIATION
MAKES STATEMENT
Funds Asked for the McXinley
Memorial to Be Erected in
Washington.
By ll.-ctbi'iie Wile from The ,-soclated Pie-w.
Washington. Oct. 27. Tho William
McKlnley National Memorial Arch As
sociation tonight Issued the following
statement to the public
"President McKlnlcy's memory Is
enshrined in the hearts of his coun
trymen. Hut their unexampled af
fection demands expression In a mater
ial memorial, national In character, to
be erected at the national capital, the
scene of his gieatest labors and
achievements. The William McICnley
National Memorial Arch Association
has been incorporated under the laws
of the district of Columbia to meet this
desire by the erection ot ft national
memorial arch In honor or President
MeKinley In the city of Washington
by national popular subscription.
"Piesldent Hoosevelt has accepted
honorary membership in the associa
tion. "It is proposed to place the memorial
arch preferably at the Washington
appioach to the memorial bridge across
the Potomac connecting Washington
with Arlington, which President Me
Kinley earnestly desiied and recom
mended to congi ess as 'a monument to
American patiiotism.
"Contributors to ILs fund will be
made members of the William McKln
lcv National "Memorial Arch Associa
tion. The treasurer, Hon. Lyman J.
Cage, secretary ol' the treasury of tho
United States, AVushlnglon, D. C,
wilt receive sill contiibtitlons and will
forward eortillcatcs of membeisliip to
all contributors. Contributions of
monev mav bo handed to postmasters,
managers of telegraph, telephone and
express olllces or deposited with banks
or other financial institutions and
newspapers. They are hereby au
thorized' and requested to receive and
transmit contributions lo the licasurer.
The association heartily invites and
conlideiitly expects tilie co-operation
of tho govetnois of stales and terri
tories, the mayors or cities and all oth
er public olllclals, or the press oT the
country, or the churches, colleges and
.schools and or all organized societies,
and toqiie.sts that they will take Im
mediate action lo promote lis objects
by making and securing subscriptions.
All contributions except remittances
should be addressed to Thomas F.
Welsh, flccret.it y. Washington, D. C.
"The assocatlon is in entire sym
pathy with the proposition to erect
a .suitable memorial to tho lato presi
dent at his grave In Canton, O."
FIRE TUT OUT BY FISH GLOBE.
Receptncle Broke When the Flames
Ate Awny Legs of Its Pedestal.
Hi I'm lule Wire fiom The As-ooialid l're--.
Philadelphia, Oct. 27. Fire mused
by an oil stoo in the store of Thomas
K. Henry, llorlst, was put mil in a pe
culiar way. In addition to (lowers,
Mr. Henry sells goldllsh. Those he
keeps in ii big glass tank that contains
about ti Ion of water. This tank test
ed on 11 table and when the oil stove
set Ihe to the place It was not long
before the legs of this table wen; con
sumed and the tank fell to the floor.
AVater and Ush were scattered about,
and the water put out the Humes.
AVhen Henry, loused by the crush or
the railing tnnk, ran Into his store, the
lloor was Hooded and his live stock
wriggling and Hopping about. Only
three of tho llsh were dead.
E. S. STOKES DYING.
Woman Who Says She Is His Wife
Has Not Sought to See Him.
lly ll-.eludio Wire fuuu 'li As-otiated 1'ic-i.
New York, Oct. 27, Kdwnid S,
Stokes, who shot Jim Flsk and who
recently has been very low w Ith
Urlght's disease ut the homo or his
sister, Mrs. Mary MeNutt at Till St.
Nicholas avenue, suiTcied a setback
lust night which his physicians feared
might be a winning or tho near ap
proach of death,
Itosamond l.iuif-don Barclay, who
has been quoted recently ns saying .she
was secietly married to him two yours
ago, has not yet gone to the house
where Mr. Stakes is dying.
ALWAYS BUSY.
50c School Shoes, 50c. Mi&s and
Child!), nil sizes.
Lewis & Reilly,
1 1 4-1 16 Wyoming Aveuue,
FINLEY'S
Winter
Underwear
For Men,
Women
and Children.
Now Is tho time to change to heav
ier underwear. You want the best
value It is possible to obtain. Our lines
are acknowledged lenders ot depend
able underwear, from the finest made
gnrments to ns low prices as good re
liable mokes can be sold for. All that
Is bwt and newest are found here In
white und natural wool.
THE "STUTTGARTER" NORMAL
SANITARY UNDERWEAR, superior
to fill.
"WRIGHT" HEALTH UNDER
WEAR. NORFOLK AND NEW BRUNS
WICK UNDERWEAR.
FARLEY & BUTTRUM'S FINE
ENGLISH UNDERWEAR.
AMERICAN HOSIERY COM
PANY'S LIGHT. MEDIUM AND
HEAVY WEIGHT UNDERWEAR,
IN NATURAL WOOL AND WHITE.
COM P.I NATION SPITS, for men,
women and children In the "Stuttgar
ter" and other popular makes; natural
and white, In different weights.
JIKX't) NATUUAIi extra heavy
weight lleece lined Shlrls and Draw
eis; exceptional value for fifty cents.
Our special price, A"c.
HKA.VY jki:si;y itiHnHD shirts
and Drawers. -17c.
KXTItAOItDlNAPiY VALVES at 50c,
Tile and $1.00.
LADIES' EXTRA HKAVY fleece
lined and silk trimmed, In white only;
an extra bargain value. Special price,
2ue.
JERSEY niPPED A'KSTS. In white
only, line soft fleece lined, silk crochet
edge, with silk ribbon trimming. Spe
cial price. 50c.
GREAT VALUE IN NATt'ItATi
AVOOL and white tit 7."e ami $1.00: me
dium and heavy weight.
IMPORTED SWISS PNDEltWEAl!,
in silk and wool, all-wool, silk und cot
ton and wool and cotton, in natural
and white, in till sizes und weights.
HOYS' EXTRA VALVE GltDV
FLEECE LINED, sizes 21 to .11. Spe
cial price. 25c. Misses' Jersey Ribbed
A'ests and Pants, lleeco lined. Silk rib
bon trimmed. Special price. 25c. Spe
cial pi Ices on odd sizes and broken lots.
510512
Lackawanna Ave
Mission
Furniture
'Mission" Furnituie
vas so named hecause it
is copied from furniture
discovered in the ruins
of the Mission Houses
of Old Mexico. It is
Handsome
Unique
Comfortable
and
Durable
nnd well woith considering-
if you aro
nbout to buy furnituie.
It is finished in Ant
werp, Austiinn nnil
Weathered Oak. Cnll
and see it.
Hill & Connell
121 N. Washington Ave.
?( $$
m
p- w m,
fit 'l..ivt w , . 1 v . , ,.
ind in'ii1..-. 11 11
FALL UNDERWEAR
Sift I. . rvieptioiiallv g, od tmiUt im llo pi lie.
Small b-ani- i.nk 1.; I 'i.no n , &ttcii,t!
amount our ,iaiun. hb iici,u.
412 Spruce Street,
Linotype
Composition
Book
or
News
Done quickly and reasonably
at The Tribune office.
irrwm 1 oa :mi-? m
1 1& jm p ic
mlMMm
SCRANTON'S BUSINESS HOUSES.
THESE ENTERPRISING DEALERS CAN SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS
OFEVZRY CHARACTER PROMPTLY AND SATISFACTORILY,
BUILDING CONTRACTOR.
Storm ab mid ilonH. Mmc liolil. (dike and
More fuililtiiie, In bald in Milt wood, mid Job
bing?. ;t'.'i! X. M.eliii. me I,. SOUMMI,
FOR SALE
III flfill'.s and W(UINS or nil Mini nln
llnii-11 nn,) lliilhliiii; ,oi at haiualti-t. IIOItsES
('l,ll'l'l:ll and (llll)OMi:i) nl
M. T. KELLER
I..11 1, iwaiiaa Cairlaue Wmkt.
EDWIN S. WILLIAMS,
CONTRACTOR, BUILDER
ROOM SB COAL EXCHANGE,
SCRANTON. PA.
! J. B. WCOLSBY CO
I CONTRACTORS
AND
BUILDERS.
Dealers In
Plate Glass and Lumber
OF ALL KINDS.
E. JOSEPH KUETTEL.
rrr 511 t.ai haw-anna nieiiue. maniifacluier ot
Wire Nircciu ol all kinds; fully prepared tor
the i-piluc H.uuii. We make all kludi of poith
nereens. cto.
PETER STIPP.
General Contractor, Ilullder and Dealer In
Itulldln? sione. Cementing ol cellars a fpc
clallj. 'ftlephone '.'6IH.
Office, CJ7 Washington avenue.
SECURITY BUILDINO d SAVINQS UNION
Home oflhc, 20-200 Mear.-t Iliilldlin.', tranarli a
peneral building and loan buslnca throughout
Ihe i-l.l to. of 1'cninj h 1111I11.
.t4..ji.i.4..:..;-vw-v'f':-':''j'jv'i'-i''i'j
IralS Desips
n
In announcing the opening of our new stock, we
call special attention Lo 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.
Velvet Tapestry
An Early Inspection Is Advised
Williams
126 Washington Avenue.
pets
HfrHtW'!''I''rM'J4K'W'K'''l''i'lrt'li
TH1R0 NATIONAL BANK
OF SCRANTON.
Capilal S-200,000. Surplus $52.,O00
United States Depositary.
Special attention given to
IlL'.SIKHHS, I'KRSOXAi, aud SAV
INGS accol'XTS, whether large
or small.
Open Saturday evenings
from 8 to 9 o'clock.
Wvt. CoNMi.i, President.
Hjnry Hi lis, Jr., Vice hes
Wm. II. hi.K, Cishicr.
HENRY BELIN, JR.,
(icncnl Ascut for Ihe Wjomlnj Uiiinct fur
Dm pout's Powder
Mining, niii-tm;, Spu tine, Sum! etc 1 and tits
Itep.-.uim Iheuiual loinpjiiy'i
HIGH EXPLOSIVES.
Safely I'me, f'apj and I'xpludtrs. Itium fJI Coil
nidi lIuiMiu.- reunion.
AUIAlll.s
nio?. rom i'iii.tcn
JOHN 11. h.Mllll 'sOS I'ljmouili
W. Ik MIU.ICV.N WUVeUJrr.i
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
Grand Atlantic Hotel and annex
irclnla Me. and Heath, Atlaullo City, N. J,
butli far; :IW bcaunlul iouiim liimlir, alngla
and null bath; lot und ccld tca-uatcr lallu
in hotel and annc. location select and ctiilul,
ulthln icw aid of tho btcel 1'iei. Orchestra,
Ollcu tpeci.t ipilns rates, ill to U't by week;
J.W up by ila;. cpiiul rles to families. Cvavlit
mitt ill trolru. Write for booklet.
L'UAIIbllS V. COt'C.
Hanlevs
Bakery,
A2Q SPRUCE ST.
Successor to
HUNTINGTON
IVu miko 1 specially ot fine bread tluffi.
Orders for Salad, O.i iters, Croquettes, etc.,
promptly filled.
A full line of Lcc Cicani and Ices.
W. A. HARVEY.
llltililc Wiring and ITxturei.
Ktcttric Dell and Telephone Work.
309COMMO WC THBUILOIN3
THE SCRANTON VITRIFIED BRICK
ANDTILE MANJFACTJRIN3 COMPANY
Maker of I'avliiff rtilck. etc. M. II. Dale,
Oererat Sales Audit, Office 32D WashlnRlon ate.
Works at Nay Aug. I'a II. k W. V. It. It.
Kingsbury & Scranton. (
Manufacturers' Agents ?
MINE AND MILL SUPPLIES.
District Agents for
John A. Itoeblliu's Sons t'o.'s Wire Dope and
Klcctrl1.1l W'lic. (Julta l'ciilia and ttubbcr Mfg.
t'o.'s lleltin, Packing, Hose mid Mechanical
Rubber ComR Knoulton Packing. Carter's
Oil Clothing. Itoom S10 l'autl Bldg.
Carpets
Axminster Brussels
Ingrain
Paper Draperies I
jszai
"1
BWMffiKm
ynsteri Forsyth
oil rt'llll AYCIIUC.
A Second-Class
City with a
First-Class Stock of
ui Glass,
terling Silverware
Clocks, Etc.
Suitable for
Wecldiucr Gifts.
Mniilty,
tmmmM
Mercereaii & Connell,
132 Wyoming Avenue.
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