THE SCR ASTON T11TJ3 UN Ji-TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1902.
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lication, by the writer's ienl name;
nnd the condition precedent to ne
coptanco is that nil contributions
shnll bo subject to editorial 10v1b1;
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Tlic follnvvliig talilo kIhiiva the price per Inch
r.irh lnf rllon, fp-iee In lip ncd within une .vein
riliiiintnsidliMOii I Jill
DISPLAY. I'.ipcr Ite.-tcliniS l'o1tlnn
l.em than MO lining .; .:!;." .TO
(0 liuliei LM .21 -'
3000 " 1(1 .17.". .VI
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Tor c.inN of thank, resolution of loinloleiiee,
unit frlinlUr cnntrihutlntu In the uilurr of ml
vrrtldnrr 'Hie Tribune makes a iImiiiv of renin
a line.
!latc of c"'iaIflcil Advertising furnished on
npplle.itlon,
SCHANTOX, MAUCII II, 1902.
Prince lli-iny need never again look
the .South In the fiice. lie hits nctimlly
"chatted nleiipjiiuly for 111 teen min
utes" with Uooker T. WnHhliiKtoii.
A Just Demand.
Al "V" WOKK tliitt Ikis for years
H lieeu done by the ltuilio.nl
,1 . Younir -Mou'st Clulslliin Asso
ciation nnionir the iallio.nl
men of this city has long- hoen a leeog
nlzed porter for good by the puic
tlcal ipsults nccoinpllHlipel. Fif
teen or twenty yeaM ago the
ralhond man was to the l.'ast what
the cowboy Vwis to the West, :i haul
drinking, leekless fellow geneially. lint
owing to the higher stamlaid deniand
ed by r.illroad ofllelals anil the efl'oits
of the Young lien's Christian Associa
tion the conditions hae entirely
i h.iugeu. Today the hind dilnklng
r.illioad man is the exception, and
while this condition has been In ought
about geneially In the H.ist the asso
ciation heie In scranton has done won
deis as its shaie In the geher.il lesult,
It has neailv a thousand r.illioad
men cm oiled in its membership. Xe.nly
eveiy man of the thousands employed
bv the Dclnuaie, l.aclcawanna and
Western ulhii.td eveiy week comes in
contact with the woik at the building.
The building consists of four cheerless
looms and two bath looms. The men
make these looms their he.tdqu.n teis,
with the jesult that they sue almost
compelled to climb over each other to
move about. Despite tills poor equip
ment :i gie.U educational and spiritual
woik has been done. And now it Is
piopospd to move forum d and demand
u new and commodious building and
the public will be asked to do its Mime.
The Delaw.ue, I.aekaw.inna and
Western Itallioad company has always
p.iid the s.ihules ol the secietailes nnd
furnished the builc.Ing at " lack.i
w.iuna avenue, which was loimeily a
Hi e engine house and stable, in addi
tion to this the loinpany now donates
510,000 besides giving the pieseiU site.
A $30,000 building will be elected. This
Is exceedingly geneious on the com
pany's part when It is considered that
It Is doing similar woik all along its
lines. The company gave $10,00(1 to
ward the old Y. 31. (J. A. building on
Wyoming avenue which was binned a
Jew yeais ago It was inner a good In
vestment for the company or the men,
as the building was loo inr away Mom
laihoad heailiiuai ters, and this with
other clicumstances made woik for
laihoad men imposslble.so that the sole
benellelai'ies of the company's gen
eioslty weie the young men of Sci un
ion geneially.
The public will be asked to conti Unite
about Slfi.OOO, the cam ass tor which
Is now being made. Xo class appeals
nun e stiongl.v to public sympathy than
the haidy ralhoad men whose dully
toll bilngs to them all Muds of hard-t-hlps
as they navel the noun bound
highway of steel; and the uittle of the
ambulance down the avenue eveiy clay
tells only too vividly of the hot l ens
that suuoiind their woik. Fifteen
thousand doll. us Is a small Invest
ment lor the public to make,
lor the i etui us 1 1 mil this build
ing will be a thousand fold In the added
secuiity and safety to those who i Ide
over the mud, it will help to make
the men better. It will alfotd them
comfort mid leereatlon, all of which
ale so necessary utter the tense slialu
of their daily nips.
It will afford every uillioad man a
c-hancu to pel feet himself In ralhoad
lug, as It has become absolutely
necessary for public safety that the
model n railroad man be an Intelligent,
studious!, steady man. The new building
will help to nmktt him all of this. To the
ti.ivellng ptiblio this means a steady
hand at the tluottle, a clear eye and an
Intelligent Inula behind It all, And
peuueutliUJall, thjs Is thq lollglous ef
fort tu.Uufe constantly lifting the men
Into better unci nimo comfoi table lives.
Aside fiom the f-oe-ioty queens of
Now Ycnk, Prince Henry litis encoun
tered very Utile toyulty thus far dur
ing his visit.
Fusion and Confusion.
M
AYOlt l,OW Is meeting the
1 $ common futu or officii
VrJL holdets, He la being ciitl-
cized for what lie does and
for vmt hu does not; and the least
charitable of his ciUUh me those who
voted for blni und who are, therefore,
morullyjtiaiuiii tu. Bus$iu blip,
The situation In New Yoilc is worth
Htudnijrbecuustt it lllust rates cm a
lu'B$;jscale the essentltil absnidlty of
the ujttempt tq conduct city government
In this coliutry un a non-pat Hkiui or
fusion hauls. We think It will hu ad
mitted that In point of personal ihauio
,ter, trained ability und bietulth or view
Mr. iiovr nieiisures dp very close to the
ideal chief executive of a municipality.
No important fault Is to be found,
therefore, with the man who lepiesents
the fusion movement In our chief city.
Iu Qfar us he hut) had fieu choice the
men linltnl by him to shine the te
stiouRlblllllest of conducting government
In New Ytil us It should bo conducted
arc; equally ei editable. Thelv liverage
of ability, ihuriU'tcr und exiieilence Is
very much higher than h-is uiiiitmmly
been tine. Wo have no doubt that
liicfo men tile trying to the full extent
or their ability to do their duty Willi
absolute honesty and lldetlty to the best
Interests of the city as tlu'j tee ilium.
Now, what Is the tomtit? Hefoie Mr.
how hud been In olllco three weeks n
leading minister of the gospel, who
poses us uu especially commissioned
piuphcl of 1 1ghteousness, the Jlev. Dr.
Parkhurst, came out In an open letter,
virtually ehtirBlng .Mr. Low with con
tempt of his ollkial oath In not cen
ttallzlng alt the energies of the police
department In u ciusatle against Sun
day liquor selling. This has been fol
lowed up by other complaints fmin
other sources until today them Is hardly
ti bond In common among the heteto
goncous coiiglomeiallon of political de
ments which fonned the hacking of the
fusion ticket itt the lccent election. Mr.
Low was not elected as, a Republican
and he bus, thuiefore, no right to ex
pect the support of the Jtepiibllean or
ganization fiiither tlmti what Is due
to any ofllce-holder fmin citizens ululer
his Jutlsdletlon; yet It Is nil liilemst
Ing fact that the most uncomplaining
and unselfish suppoi t that he has re
ceived from any quailtr has come from
this very oigaiilztttlon, -which Mr. Low
al one lime and most, of his Citizen
I'tilou lolloweis at all times accused of
all that was vicious and cortupt.
If an election for mayor of New Yoik
weie to be held today, do jou suppose
that the opposition to Tammany would
stand the ghost of a show of defeating
that compact oiganlzatlon? Not a bit
of It. The period of coheieiice among
the elements which foimed the lecently
successful opposition l.as gone bj. Jt
takes nothing short of l evolution to ef
fect such toheience and then it lasts
only for a day. Thai Is the lundamen
tul drawback to schemes or political it
geneintlon which omit to piovlde per
manent oig.tnlzatlons to cany them
thiough.
Hudyaid Kipling's lecent c iltlclsms of
American inelhods of leconstiuetlng
the I'hlllpplne.s have failed to excite
anything mom than tin Indulgent
smile. People of this country bine
long since ceased to legaid Kipling
sae in the light of ;t spoiled boy,
whose limited genius has been hugely
omu shadowed by his abnormal conceit.
Funston in a New Role.
Y A SPi:i:ciI wholly im
piomptu betoie the Lotos
club of New Ycnk on Satin -
day night last, Utigudier
Cleneial Funston, the Kansas whlil
wlud, disclosed .a new phase of his
many-sided thui.iiter. t was a capital
speech, lIo.ii , clean-cut, witty at times,
at other times eloquent, and at all times
dliectly to the point. A c oinplete steuo
glaphlc icpoit of it appealed In the
New Yoik Kim of esteiday; and those
who wish to be set stuiight its to occur
i ences iu the Phllppincs ought to get
the speech nnd lead It camfully noin
beginning to end. We have not loom
hem for mom than a lew biief cullings.
Hem is one:
Funston had been telling ol some of
the splendid men who had lost their
lives in the Philippine fighting men
like Law-ton, th llon-heai ted when
suddenly he said:
Ami mm I iiiii uuiii to nii ,. mrthm.r iilinli I
hope urn gnuliiiitn mil nut uilici-o; .mi solinr
lo -.n It jn-l ,ii mililli .u I i in l,ut lie iilio luie
sen uiii iikii killnl, vilm li.tu- seen "iu nun die
of liphoul fciu, die of dii-cntei.v lu lhe Iioj-pltil-,
.mil iilio line litiiicd tlicin in liiindiuN of
nmiilo, ;;i in, in Hi-. Plilllppinc- i-ljiuN, led lilt
tcil.i iilimit His .subject VII of tliuii- nu n iihu
Inie flllili sinie the niotuli of .l.muil., HMD, li.uu
diid not In cms,, the I'lllpliius iejll.1 li.nl uiiicli
lii-.it t Iu lUlitiip.- .i- iiust lis, but luuiw tin,,
line kcpl up li.t .i lot ot uilsiiitorineil .mil inih
Kiililid people line in llio Cmteil IJU'-.
t luie beiu told In .i iiiiiiiIki of imiicci nt olll-nl-
of Mull Link, .iftii tin a- suiitiidei oi iiflti
llalr (.iptuie, Hi it I lu i- weio I ( pi up miIi l .iflir
.Ijiiuui, IIHW, l,,i llic hope lint llie pioplo'of the
I lillui stiles lloulil iuiiip Hi,. Kolillilllelil to
iilllulriii Iioiii the IsIiiiiIn I ii.is told tlj.it with
mil jii.i iKsli.itiou uli.itiier I'.v ncii o le-etud .i
in. in in Amiin.ildii lilni-ell. I .i lold that
llie iiotoiiuiis Vli'jjlidiino, In I. una, l , I'.ililn'ln
miii; mim of tlic-e nun nude am send of it at
all.
s,ui il uioll h ,iso, two pilule Mllllhls ,,( tlit
l'tiint.i-foiiilli I iiitnl slates inlauii.i d.'stiud
fiom llio I mini Mates ami.i, joined lhe 1 illpiuos
and (oiilIiI Mitli tliim. 'Ilit.i line i iptuuil and
bn ui,lit bcfoie ,i inillt.ii commission, i a pi u
eial i oiut martial, I should "ii, and la-t .l.ui
iin llui inn iM'iulcil fui Kivins aid und i mil
foil to the iiieudiH of lhe I iillnl Sian-. 'llu-e
mill iicie pool, lm, in, nil kiIiIIch, hum ln mm
piobibli nii-licl, in i.ue liidunil to do vilnt tln.l
did tlnoiub owi-liidiilKiuie lu nitiu iuluM
i .inn mid toiihl not piolnhl.i lie .iluTtlnr
lilauinl foi vihal thi.i had duuc 'II e.i Jiad not
lfio.it oppoilunitli's foi a plopu iimlel.l.lliilin,' of
lhe (dilution, and I uutiiii' In Fa; tint Unlearn
a fiial main nun II. lhe I nileil Mates iiho hue
done mote hanu nitli their pen,, and mole h.iiiu
wild llu'li inoiitli,, lb in t lu-.-, nun did with the
Ui,it'loi;ensiii i MU s, H,,t t Ik c oiled to thu
ineiiii.
I do tint want lei i,i au.itlilni; Inula), lull, .is 1
ii,i, lliu aiinv lii-ls liittirly about ibis lni,liii.,y,
1 I. ne no (piauel uitli the lulu who tlilnU Hut
we should Hot al tlrst hale taki n tiin I'billppiiie
Island, I lulu no iiliiiel Willi the in. ill wlin
llilnks a whole lot of thili'N but wlio iotr, not
ia too iilinli ahoni il lion ; hut alt tha-i, men
who luie bun niiliu and lulkiui; about Uili
lliliiu ami keeplni; lhs nailire allie nnd in llie
IKIil toda- I h) Hut I lloulil lallier un anj one
ot tlii'M- nun lijnitid lunircil foi lie.uon, IuiikciI
tin Kiiiin; aid and comfoii 1 it the i'iifiii.1 than
K-c the liiiuibli'st Mildlei' In I lit- I'ldletl M.iu
.mill Ijliitf on lhe Inld of lialile, ( Vpplaiiso and
c heers).
It is priftct! pifliei for in to hive all toils of
opinion, about Hie atliUiblllli of holdiiisr lhe
Philippine Isliiul as in uhilliir llicv .ue umtli
ai'.ubhu' In us or whether Ihey .ue a bunion to
us we aie petfictli jilstitli il In baling u iniiij
iplnion.1 about tin in as lime aie Isl.iuiU iu the
Philippine; but, for lu.imi'i, Nile, lit us keei
those i pinions to niuelifi until the mlt iiIkiiIj
of the luiltiil' Mates lias bun miahllshcil niei
evny ripure imh f ihone l.laioU, and Hun lit us
U'tt lo.'ithir mill pull halt Jinl Utilit lhe Hilui; out
union!; ouui-hts. ((Inns and plolouKei) ap-
pllllsl').
tieneial Funston toie into shmds the
sentimental hallucination of certain
aiitl-lmpt-ilullst eulogists that Agulii
alilo and his outllt weie hiuh. toned
pattiots on the tleorgo WaHhtngtou or
der. He ilesc-bed trcun peisonul
Idiowledge scene after scene, of utteily
utioclous Inliuinanity commuted by Fil
ipino insurgents under ordeis from
their leaders such scenes as the assas
sination of Luna, which Agulnaido con
fessed to Fnuatoii mid nought to excuse
by saying ttat If Luna had not been
put out of the way he would huve hup
plunted Aguhiuhlo us dictutor and ho
continued;
It would bo impossible to eugiiuate the num.
bcr of 1 1 lined Hut luie been commuted by the
insurttmt leaden, a lines alinat aitalnt their own
people, the aajhutloiv( of I'lllpluoj, not only
time ivbu wt-rc upci,tcil of Uoiutr hi tjnipatby
wild the Vlnerlcfim, lint ieople who Ind rcfiHC-il
to p.ij ItiMircrnt lne, men lurninst whom there
nil no Mispldnti ttlmlcvrr. The luinlber woitlil
inn not only tip Into the Inmdieih, but even Up
lulu llie IIioii.niimI'.
'Mine Jj lint ii town In the 1'lilllpptne Id aids In
vililili men line not been msawlit ited by the orders-
of these men, iiutl (lieie In hot il finale clilcf,
Ironi Amilniild.i ilon n In the lenient leader of n
bind of Riitirllltis, viho imilil not be put on ttlnl
iiml coniltleil of liuinlir befoie nti)- Jury In the
I'nlleil Mates-doutirlglil, ilelllieriite, enlibblooded
luuriter.
Wlittlcver may be true In the genera
tions to come, General Funston Is In no
micei Utility ns lo the Immediate duty
of the American people In lespect tn
this Philippine pioblein. lie says:
It rnimot be c.ild that, these piople ate fit tor
relf-Koicinuniili It Is peifcctly ridiculous to I m -nttlne
'itch .1 thluir. tlf ronrn', they clamor for it,
nnd of roiirse when I i) lh.it they me not tit for
fclf'iroiciiituenl I do not mean that they ure not
lit for Mime xuch iiiiieriimelil ns Ins been Khcu
to Hum unitd .tiitlse T.ifl, but 1 mean iiti'otnte
Irdepoiitliiice t)f ioiire, ns 1 ct-Jlsl before, lliev
chinor for It; mid people sayi "Why don't vie
do Willi llieni as we did with the Cubans? l'lone
lt II lo (hem und tin n let Ihcui line it."
If .urn lint n I i eat -oltl child Hut Insisted upon
pli.i I"? wllli n uibliot poker, would -oil lei him
lime Iti Now, I tlilnl, ,-itiil would jiguc with hliu
tor it leu iiiiinitis, unit thin, if lie insisted, I
think ,voii would lake him into Hie bedioont mid
spuik him unlit lie Rot over the Idea.
No, llieie Is uu oouip.ul'on betviren the t'liliniis
and Hie i'illplnos as far n-s their tapacllv for elf.
uoieriuntnt Is eoneeined, 1 don't lie iiwuke
n'clils iidmiilin' the Cubans, nnd I know tlirni
ptclt.i well, bill It eannot be denied Hint the
rillpliin liisiirKcnlv liaie not und neur had umonit
Ihcni such nun .w Hut lnaRiiitlciut M.ilmo (,'n
me, such n mill as (iucl.i, or fucIi h man ns
bluet, and doins of olhir InsuiRent ihlefs; ucli
men as Palma, who was one of Iheli leaders in
lhe Kbclllon of '!". 'Ihese men will Fit- tli.it
fill) i Is t iLf.ii laie of all ili;lil. (laiei.t put Into
It every nut he hail, with the ieeptlou uf a
'ew Hiousintl dotlats, which lie Rale In Ills wife
lo Inc on; Hie same Willi Jlaceo; lhe tJme villh
dozens and do7ins of otliti InsuiKent leadeis.
Some of them wire nol Moilli inut.lt, pciliaps, but
Hitie line been ubiolutcl.i no men hi the Philip
pint' Islands, If we except Antonio buna, now
ileitis, .mil Pablo Tiison, who It i-til t living, Mho
li.ur Chirac ler .intl real patriotism eniiiiirli lo
inible tin iu to form u Koteiniiient oiei theic nnd
kiep II (rniiiir for as long as M moullis
If we wltlidraw fiom the Philippines toihy,
llieie would be linlf a doen kinds of clill war
inside ot p mouths; there is no possible doubt
of lli.it. Kien- c lilt r would Rather Ids followeiH
about him, ami lliev would burn nnd loot and
in itch up and down the toiintrj, eaeli nnu killiiiB
Ihiw opop-ul to him, and llie woild, I am Mill',
would hold the I'niteil Stales icsponsllile.
Testimony of this kind outweighs a
lot of mushy sentimentality of the kind
that always takes a position contimy
to that of the government. As we said
in the beginning, Ftinston's speech
should be mad in Its entirety by all who
desire to be wcli-lnfoi tiled on this sub
ject: The Washington Star says that "It is
disheartening to note that senators am
caieless about anlvlng at the capltol
in time for the chaplain's prayer."
There Is no question that the set vices
of an evangelist could be well employed
in assisting the chaplain of the senate.
Cloveinor Odell and Pmsident P.oose
velt am conferring In AVashlngton to
Unci out, It is nimoied, who Is who in
nmplm state politics. When they
have found out, we hope they will let
the public know. It would save a lot
of guessing.
Captain Cutter's partneis in cheat
ing the government. (Jieene and Gay
nor, hae foi felted their ball and
skipped for parts unknown. This
leaves Cartel's lnjuied Innocence lole
In a badly damaged condition.
Although the outlook Is somewhat
discotiiaging at ptesent, Mr. Schwab is
in hopes that the time will come when
his poitinlt may appear in the daily
in ess without being aceoinpained by a
cut of a loulette table.
The epeilencelof Prince Henry In
this country 'hits doubtless convinced
Miss Uoosevelt rjiut she is altogether
too liall to undertake the task of
lepiesentlng this nation cm the other
side of the water.
Senator Clink, of Montana is now be
ing talked ot as a pi evidential candi
date. Them seems no question that the
copper king Is piopeily equipped when
It conies to the matter of paying the
Height.
st.
Latest advlies fiom Tlen-Tsln- Indi
cate that Sir. Ititgsdale does not pio
pose to allow any ragtime diplomacy
upon part of the Fmncli consul to
operate against Ameilcan Intel ests.
If the cancellation of Miss Roose
velt's Intended visit to Ihigland to
view the eoioiuuion is tiny satisfaction
to Itejiresentatlve Wheeler, let him
make the most of It,
The coutiovetsy over the responsibil
ity lor the capture of Miss Stone bids
tair to mouse tho ultimatum geim to
action in the vicinity of Constantinople,
ItecognlHlng that translsthniiuu ca
nals ate not built eveiy day, the 1'en
tial American statesmen propose to
makes hay while the sun shines.
Jt Is u pleasilie to note that there Is
no dissension In the opinion that the
maple sugar ciop will bo all light this
season.
A little more gatitude lu Cuba would
haul nuidi! the melpioelty pill much
easier to swallow at Washington.
In the caso of the Ktrurlu, wlmless
telegraphy seems to have missed a mre
opportunity to vindicate itself.
Of course, the neNt premier of Cimat
lliitiilu will ho Joe Chamberlain, isn't
hu John UuIIImu personified','
Mr Hryau Is undoubtedly an lutemst
Ing orator but his topics have been
over walked.
SUNSET IN THE REDWOODS.
'lite ky U IIIji, Hie bUy U 0-e,
l'alutcr and fainter Hie ndnuoil flowo;
'Hie ninths would be tulll;
'II m iliiK-dovo s lallitirf,
'llie fond slti-K ,f Jlllii'
Oil the Jelloiv lull.
Lullaby, lulLbl, (link.- the epiall,
l'ater mid fa.tei the- lulvid fall;
'I lie viiittU glow- till.
U the lint; dove ralliuui
''lis Ihei loietliuU tjllln.-
On the puiplc bill
I.ot L the lilac, lout the lose,
In the sliadou- Hie rabbit kwjujj
'the vilmU are c-t ill;
The rli-dou U dirmulni;,
The flint ktai Klemiilui;
Over the daenvd lilll.
J dim VJWe Clif jur . iu tho Qvnlury,
.GALUSHA A. GROWS
ENCOUNTER WITH KE1TT
IS Till: COUItM: of n lilnbly appreciative re
lewr o the eventful 'publle caieer nt lion,
(lalieln A. (Iiotv wlilcti npprurrd In last
jVunilt' Istiie of ttie New Voik Sun, n ver
sion of Mr, tliow'n famous, elieounter villh Coil"
Krensinati Keltt, of Sitilli CarolliM, M given
which Is replete Willi historic detail. The lecent
'I lllm.it. Mtlaiurlti episode In the finite retailed
It to the trtollecllon of the older ueiieritlou
and ultra It toinpirallie Inleiejit for the newer,
'J lliu la the Siin'.s nt count :
On the afternoon of I'rliliv, l'tbnurj B, is',?,
the lione was toiiddrrinir 1'ieslileiit HirIijiiiii'i
inevtiiRe, leronnnendliiir Hie iiilinllun of Kansas
to the I'nloii iintler the I.etoinpton comtltutlon
iitlopteil In Novelnbir of Hip pitvloint )ear. Va
rious niotloiw bud been mule for lis deposition.
Alevander l. hteplietis, uf (leoritla, movcil to
refer II lo the miiiitilttrc on territories! .limes
HiiKlies, of Indiana, to a special lommltten ot
elcien; Mr. Hulls, ot IlllnoU, to n special torn
lulttee of llfteen, villh directions for It lo make
an IniCHtiiritloii nnd tepnrt. Mr, (iron bad the
Hour, nnil cillielsed llie president, lontrastlnp; his
net Ion lit the pentlliiir nutter with that upon the
admission of Minnesota,
Upon the epiestlon of t'trilcrliiir the previous
question on the motion ot Mr. Harris, n filibuster
was lifRini which lasted thioinxlioiit the lilcht.
At about U o'clock lu the moraine of Siliirdaj,
Mr. (Iiovv was utamllni; near the extreme rluht
on the Demoeratic side talklnic with Mr. lllek
man, an untl-becoinpton Democrat from his state.
Neaibv, on the ndjieent ulle, sat Mr. Keltt,
of .Smith Carol in i. Vti. ('ultinin, of (leoicli,
from his place lu the center ot Hie hall, iisked
unanimous consent to make a mitfceptioti. 'lids
Mr. (Iiovv lefu'ed to ciie, but at the rumenl
of W. 11. KiirIIsIi, of Indiana, afletitatd Hie ran
elldite for vice ptesldeut on the ticket with Hen
cral llintoek, he itithdicit the objection. Mr,
Qultnmn'a niRKO'lion was, that In view of Hie
fact that tho pending- motion could result in nn
Hood, all inotiom Mibxequtiit to the motion for
the previous question on Mr. Harris' motion to
tcfer, be viilhdiawn.
Whether or not this would haie been done It
Is impossible lo say, for iu Hie uieiiitlmc Keltt,
rcsuilliiir (Iron's objection, lose fiom his. seat,
and going lo where Uroif was Dtandlni;, insolent
ly inquired:
"Whit do j on mean by objecting? If jou
want lo object, go out to jour nun side."
Crow lesponded: "It's a free lull; I'll 1 c
wheie 1 please."
Keltt lost control of himself at this, which
was not tti.uige, for cieiy one's nines weie on
edge oiei Hie ntuiu of the piotiaitetl iesson.
He Mieeietl:
"You're nothing but a lll.nk Republican pup
py. (,'et lntk to jour own side."
Mi. (Iron, btlll keeping himself In hnnd, said:
".'o niittcf wliat 1 inn. no nigger diiier can
eiiek his whip over me."
'Ibiu Keltt stiuclc at (iiow- nnd instant!), of
couise', tlte house was in the utmost disouler and
etilement. M title Hioiv and Keitt weie indulg
ing iu Hice peisonalltles, Iti'iiben Davis, of Mis
ftis.sip)i, u brother of .Teffeison Davis, had come
up to them, and he nclecl licllt lu- the right
aim, just as Keitt , stunk, at Oloii-, m iking the
blow- of no effect, mid in pulling lilm half-w-iy
l ouikI , exposed liim lo Hie full foice of (lion's
return blow.
II caught Keitt just under the lift eir and
down lie went on Ids knee', as fir .13 he could
go, in Hie press that Miriomided him. 'the mea
in front of the delc was filled with 11 .shrieking,
struggling mass of men, in indiiidual conflict
wlieievir possible.
'lhe ltenulilieaiis hid replied to defend and
suppoit (Iiow, while the Democrat, weie as leady
in behalf of Keitt. Owen I.oiejoi, of Illinois,
and I.amar, of Mississippi, held lite center of the
(.cciie for a moment, while one of Hie most actiie
paiticipaiits was Hie usually Maid and pie id
Mott, of Ohio, a Quikei.
THE PROMISED LAND,
BY WALTER J. BALLARD
WH VT stion'cr tostinionj- can be asked as
to the value of Itcpubllcin policies and
'lontiol Hun the fact that the wage-earners
of the stale of Iiuw yoik deposited
$G7,0U0,(Xi) in tlie- suing banks last jeai, and now
haie s,l,uew,(00,(00 lo their credit? 'Ihougli the
It 11st eorpoialions of Hie slate of Xew Yoik haie
lueieised Hun le-ourus eluiipg Hie past .six je.ua
bj s,-t!,0(jn,(00, (1.10 per tent, gi eater Hun their
Ineieises fiom lS'lu baekwaid to dates of organ
ization), the saving banks also ineieased their
ro-ouiecs iu lhe same sv jears bj- VISO.OOO.OiXi.
If p.i it of out leallrcd liilanee of tiade is not in
the foregoing lnctease of aets, wlure did the
addition 1! uioiiev come from?
"llie untluaiite eoil inineis are miking inoie
monej- and liaie fcleidler 1101k than at anj itnie
lu the history of the Hade. Theie is li,tlli' 1 bailee
uf anj' coal strike." Dairy l'ituni ial News.
On Apiil 7. '7,(100 operatives al 1'all River,
Mass, will get a lalse iu wages.
A pioiiiiiiiut lliirllngton and (Jiiincy lailroad
ollieiil, Just retiiiued fiom the Wist, bajs, "1'he
banks aie full of money, and Hie merchants'
ktotks ue leduecd to lower points than ever
befoie."
"lecl 1.1II mauufactuiers are so lieaiil.i loaded
with oideis tint enougli ears and locoiuotlies can
not be found to bring in their supplies, and to
cairj out the lluishitl pinduit.
Delntaie and llniNnii (.'.111.1t (Italluaj) com
pini's annual icpoit llows a gloss gain of $1(1..
000,1)00, and a net gain of $l,r,no,00), after extra
oidiuuy espeiidituies. As this is a coal propel l.l,
ami as iueii.i-cd coal shipiueiit mean busier fac
tories. Hie Infi'itnees aie obvious.
snings bank deposits iu llie I idled Slates now
iggiegate . HO.OMI.UOO and ale the laigest of anj
toiintrj III the woild
-New tiik state ,issesil values of leal am! per
son il ptopeiti is (j,6i0,OUii,ihiU, an iiieit'Jae of
i),000,000 oier lMU
'Hie torn l'rtiluet lompini starts with sstf.DOtl,
(ichj eipitul; will lousuiue .'.U.OuO.WhI bushel of
coin jt'ail.i.
O111 lotal nation il bank lestiiiiees aie lion --7-,:,'XK
(KK) against if ),:s(7,U0(),oeji) six jear ago, an
ineiei.e of 2,;i7J,()(l,CH)0. )u Pebruarj, IbW), in
dividual tltposits iu our national Links were ?!.
(iH.uuo.wm ai'ihu-t tJ,Uil,UiKi,flDU now, an luejfase
of vl,UH,000,om Our money c in illation il fJ,
Sls),nu),0tKi tjaliist ,01J,ufl(i,i(Hi, an ImrcaJt of
s-fil'.ouii.otiO or neiil.t seven dollau uioie for eveij
man, woman ami child in lhe eoimlii. As the
Mucinous son of Hie i-tale of Teuni'ssie, Hint ir
ili nt (dd .NutltnuilUi, that gland Mimid-uiouij
mill, Aiitheii .laekson, nld: "The siiiplus iiioncj
of Hie fulled Mile Is now line deposited lo siiili
good uihaulage .is lu the pocket of lhe people."
That Dtinoiiatic nile deeieatte tiade Is pioitu
b.i the fait tint 111 lSno (after four jeais ut
D.mocratic coutiul, our lailroad earnings, gto-s
and net, weie lets than in lb!).', mid that lu U-U,
(after 111 e j ears of Itepubllian lontiol), the gro-s
enniiiL'S item iplJs.iit.Mi.iXMl inoie, and tlict lift,
178,000,000 nunc than in 10(1.
'I bo (invciiiintut Is taking mure iiiuncy Hun It
is spending, vihucas lu s!M, Is').", ami 18, its
uutgu was latgir iluu its inioine. .Sew ioik
'I lines.
OUTLINE STUDIES
OF HUMAN NATURE
Worried by Fool's Prosperity,
ht'cictui) Mijw will lie tli j klui'-lellir ul lii
admliiUti Jtlon as tuuii u lie' sits Into luiui'ss,
lie illiLstiutrs mast uf liU propositi Ia Jim
dote. A visitor vj eoiiiil4lnliii; of u nun out
vvot wliu luil iiuilu u lot of inuiiry l,y aicldeiit
jinl xt llie t'peiisi) uf vvurHiiiT men.
"It tceiiii a klumo Hut tucli tin ji -liuuM ifvt
no litli," .3I1 tliu vlailor.
"Tlut rriiiiml-i nie," .aid t lie tt-ctctJt), ''of i
nun I Ik .nil uf out in luvvj, 11a uoi iiIjvIiii;
.i-Vt'ii-iip one nlitlit Willi tome frieiitU, unci Jl-
tliotij,')! lie vvjd u ifooil ftven-up plJle-r lid cuuM
not vvlu u tunic, lln ut tor tvvu lioum JiiJ
utc-wed unci fumed uml lojt klf-ield). Kiiulb I'C
tin csv iluvin liU CJrdc in clUxtiit und acid: 'flio
moot al ji miner (riiJcncy ul the lgn uf tliu tlnuj
Ii lm rnoimoiu lucMnrity of iliu-coiic fouls,'
11 ii J ujlU-d out ut tliu loom." l'iiifJjur Hi,,
patch.
The Pope's Joke.
Vl'llltan, 1' fWllj c. 11, nf l'lt.s Iai ln.li,1,..l
In u quiet little kaliic r.ot Ion.- Bi at the is-
.lolui 1', Poller, of WW omlii, wliu nfteitvanl
actepted 11 ihallenge from linger A. Pryor, of
Vlrglnli, and delected liovvle ktilirs (or weapon,
who was a dead .liol with the rifle, the van
quisher uf grlir.ly bears with a knife and ambi
dexterous, was one nf llie filet at (lion's .side,
plunging through bis foe, whom he mvept ildo
lo the right anil lo the lelt. M Keltt went down,
William llarkilale, of MMlipl, tlirevv his arms
around rirovv, ami was nt II I holding hint when be
1 err I veil a blow from Putter,
ll.uM.ile thought It came from Kllliu II, Wash
Inline, who with his brother t'adiv,ilader was In
the aisle, ittul afkeell
"Did jou strike liiof"
.Mr. Wa'hbiirne trpllctl be did not, but ll.nks
dale did not bellrvc him and dropping (Irov,
drew luck to ntrlke Wasburne, The blow was
topped, however, bj' Cadwalatlrr Vuibitmc,
who endeavoied to lilt luck,
The blow was a glancing one on the torelirid,
lifting from ll.uksd.ilc'n fc-alp the wig which lie
woie, until then without the knowledge of tils
assuclalcs, Tlie night of hJ 1aro poll canned .1
general shout of liughler, the cue thing tiredfut
to avirt further tumble. II nuordcil 11 vent for
the oicrwrought feelings of Hie combat ints, hos
tilities cea.sed, and iu a few moment order was
irstornl.
I.atir an udjnitinmenl followed unlit Hie next
Mondaj, when Mr. Keltt made 11 handsome ud
og.i. "It Is clue to fair dealing," be 1..1I1I. "Unit .1
should afiunie upon inioclt all irapomlhlllty for
Hie act iuiolvlrg a violation ot lhe liouse, its
dignity ami Its decorum. I was the aggressor,
and wlntever lesponslblllly attaches to the act,
propci ly belongs to me alone.
"It was, however, casual, midden and irci
drntal. II id also due lo Jib-tlte tli.it J should
make whatever other reparation Is iu my power
to the dignity and dccoium of the bouse thus vio
lated. "1 do tint in thc'expiesslon of my piolot'iul
icgret at the occurrence. Personal collisions are
alwajn unpleasant, seldom excusable, rarely Justi
fiable, never in a legislative body. If any blow
was directed at me I am not conscious of It. 1
am, at least, utterly unconscious of having le
lelved an."
So delicate were Hie condition then existing,
that befoie -Mr. Keitt nude the foregoing state
ment he pent a friend to notify Mi. Oioiv of
the pin port of It and ot the exact words of the
closing Hlitence and tn a.k if there would be
any objection on his part. After consulting with
Klllm II. Washburn, and discussing the purpose
and effect of the words, Ml. (Irow said he w.us
conlent for Mr. Keitt lo make the btatenunt
which llieicupon followed.
Mi. (how, also, made a htatenicnt, sajlng Hut
fiom early childhood lie bad been taught to be
lieve tint all fights among men weie disgraceful,
especially among the lawmakers of a nation.
"Yet the right of self defense." he added. "I
recognize as one of llie inalienable gifts of mm.
lo be exercised cm all occasion and under all
circumstances, when It Is necessary to piotect
life and pciton. At the last sitting of the bouse
I found mjself for Hie Hrt llinc unexpectedly en
gaged in a pergonal eontlicr. To llie bouse I
lender most cheeifully whatever apology is due
for thl violation of its order and decorum."
It wxs understood at the time tint Keitt's dis
claimer of any knowledge of receiving .1 blow
was intended tor the satisfaction of disciple of
the code, which lequlicd a challenge fiom 11 mill
leceiiing u blow. Keltt alwajs believe! that
lie went down in the rush of meinbeis about I1I111,
and not a the lesult of a blow.
Mr. (Iron's plucky Uand on the Iloor on that
eventful night wa-s highly appreciated bj Kansas
Tieo state settlcis. They presented to liim a
gold medal as a memorial of the occasion, bear
ing on one side the llgure of an uplifted arm and
lhe legend: "The Hist blow strutk for freedom."
The output of everj- impoitaut industry lias
eronnrusly increasid; tonsuinption ha outiiin
production; bankrupt jnoperties are made solient,
and we are pi.iing dividends on liundred of mil
lions of lcvlvilicd capital stock. The change is
complete. Dejond the power of ordinal j- compre
hension. 1'es.siuiisiu is intellectual potcltj' (or
iianownt'ss). Viw Yoik Timet,
I'ncle Sam is oeeasionallj, and of his own ae
e ord, exporting gold for money market purposes,
but in lS'W) (during the nrjan dlstutbanee), all
of bis creditor were clamoring for settlement,
fearing that iltljy might mean pajment in tiflj
cent dollais.
'J he continued activity of tire American maim
factmei, vtliich I shown In Hie steadj- outward
luoiement ot all inaiiufactures, is Illustrated by a
leuurkahle increase in the importation of inaiiu
faclurcLs' materials. They show in the single
month of .l.imury an Inciea-e nf set en and .1 half
million dollars and In the i-eicu months ending
with January, an iuctease of titty million dollars,
compared with the lOiiespondlpg periods of Hie
pre ceding il-cal jear. The total increase in im
portations dining the seven months ending with
January is sixty-seven million dollars, of which
fifty million dollar is in manufacturei' matci
ials. "I re-isiirj- Bureau of Statistics.
The following comparative Ugurcs iu round mil
lions, sue-al: for themselves, a showing lav under
Deniociallo tide, and immediate gain under lit
publican policies and tontiol:
Ityi.. 1SU1. I!i7.
llauk ileal inees W 11 CI
lliiiiness failme Ill iUci 151
Itallioad lecelpls Hon 11X.H ll'.'K
1'ig lion piotluclion U il 10
.ilue of slieep l-"t nil !1
I'oieigii eommcice IS',7 lr 17 li-l'i
i:poils lOPi Mi'i ltVUM
Customs receipts an Ml i7U
Whit Webster -aid of Alamder Hamilton Is
equally title- uf the advent to power of the He
publliau pailj- on Marcli A, l&'i": "lie Miioto the
lock of the national iesourcs und ahumhnt
stieaiu of public revenue giishul furlli. He
lout lied the dead l-olW of piddle 1 irdlt and It
spiling upon its ftct."
Tho Mauli distrlbiitioii of lutere-t ami divi
dends is plated at s.3J,0Oil.00O, a against ?I3,(I00,.
000 lu IIKII.
hem uuil slett i iu such plienomiual demand
Hut hoiuii of lliu present iikn,lap over Into
1 Ml), ami lhe placing of some foieigu orders is
lompulsuij.
Tito census tlguie read like the "Talc of Allad
din' Lamp," but unlike that tale, they aie Hue.
e liaio Md.OOO mills, factories ami vvoikslioits,
eniplovlng nearly 5,SuO,OnO wagu earners, drawing
S.',o00,(KKl,lKi0 iu wagi'A every viar. 'lhe lapllal
used is ilO,000,0CO,cKsi) or nearly as much a Hie
11.1t1u11.tl debt.
The Itcpiiblleau pari) born of llie patriotism of
l.iniulu; ptx'scived by Hie soblieis of Hie I'nloii;
llillsed lij Hie caution of (lailleld, and led into
the pinmbcd land bv Hie wisdom of Mililnli").
Schenetlidy, X. ., -March 10.
pnio of j nicvt cMfuiililc und plouj munber of
one of thu loyal lion-ve of Kuropi'. 'I hi-, ladj,
vvhu f Jin lei liirsclf an urlll, luinltd his portrJU
iikjii u picic of cjnj, leaviiiK a LUiik at thu
bottom In whMi the rcque-etc-d him to urito hU
autoerjpli. When the picture vvj rcceivrd it i
sin li jii alrocioiu curii-uture that the iiirintniJ
of the iwp.il liotutliolii tlctermlncii to destroy it,
hut the pojM) would not penult Ihcui tn do o.
Tu k i 1 1- hU pen, he wrote In Latin ihN Inscrip
tion; "It Ij Ii he not afratJ. I.m Mil."
Potter's Crockery,
llltliop Ml hole, the l.i-JJ of the CallfornU
VpUiupjl dioeee, It-Ill a t'ooj loiy on llbliop
I'oltfr, o Xtw VoiL. When llilioi Totter vvjj
In San rrjtiilico at the recent l.'plncupal iimveu
lion he nude liU liiuiliju.irtcrj Jt the homo of
II, fioeker, on Null lilll, tho iiuuilou lnivliig
teen rented liy J. l'lt-rpont Jlonrau tor lilmwlf
jnj tuc.'.u. Two liH-ii, luisiui; the house uue
moiiilnu-, looltrd up at it, ami one Jld:
"line in Crucker'a liottery."
UW)Vli J'Qttcr vvj jcut comlnt; dowii the tv -s.
FINLEY'
Novelty
Hosiery
Our fcprlns; lloalety dlsiihiy In un un
usually attractive one, every stylo In
picked ft 0111 tho choicest products of
tho best foreign und domestic iiumu-
fautuietR. DeslcnH that utc aure to
PIoiiho women of rclhicd und fiiHtldlouB
tiiHtes; assortment complete In nil tho
now styles and ninny old ftivoiltes aa
well.
Prettily Embroidered
Designs
Openwork Luce Effects and
Side Clocks Predominate
- IMUIMUIU 1IJIU Mi. WU1 tUJUIllt UlUIIUl'lil
In plain pllk, INIp thtead and fine col-
4 rt ltttriti
iu,i nuniti).
Ladies Black Cotton Hose
In gauze, jrossanier and medium weight,
In fine cotton and llHle tin end; extra
vulues at l!iic., Mc. and nOc.
Lace Effect Hosiery
Special value iu Ladles' Ulaclc Onen
vvork Hose, at L'oc, Mc 7uc, $1,00, Jl.5,
$U0, 51.75.
Lace Embroidered Hose
Kuncy J'mhroldered Laco Hosiery, In
plain black and color novelty effects, at
ijc. ssl.00, $1.25, $l.r,0, $1.7o.
Ladles' White and Black In laco
stripe effect and polka dots, at 30c, Tiic,
51.00.
Ladies Black Silk Hose
In plain, diop ktltch and openvvoik, at
$1.00, $1.2,-, $1X0, $1.7, $2.00, $2.30 and
$2X0.
Men's Hosiery Black, in fine cotton
and lisle tin cud. In all black, and black
with white soles, at 23c.
Fancy Hose Ulack lisle lace, sill
stitched, stilped openwotk, 23c, S5c. and
COc.
Cliildien's School Hose, 121V-., l'Jc, 23c
Children's fine cotton lisle and lisle
opcnwoik, 23c. to 73c.
510-512 Lackawanna Avenue.
ALWAYS BUSY.
We place on sale today
200 pairs of Men's Enamel
u
Double sole styles you like.
The Shoe you need just
now $4.00 and $5.00 grades
Onr Low Cash Price, $3.00
114-116 Wyoming Ave.
OF SCRANTON.
Capital, $200,000
Surplus, $550,000
Pays 3 interest on
saving's accounts whether
large or small.
Open Saturday evenings
from 7.30 to S.30.
lie lieuiil (lie li null. Jinl, j'li.inuni;, .aid Mini
IukI) :
"I.M-ii.-e mc, KHilleiiicn, lint tliU U I'uttir'.
iroilerj," .New urk I'onuiu'iiijl.
Ills Passion.
A neai-u Hi-"' wt'in lulu M'- ' ' "line fur
the puipi.se uf lii.slltutiiii- a iliioiiic J'jiiwt hu
wife. Sir. II I'lGienleil lo i)iietiun liim in lu
I1I1 fjiuumU fui iuiiiililnt. .Nuliiim; tint the
Iimii'k voice fjlleci liim, Mr. II luukul up fiu,n
hU pjpirti, and iivv- tlut hi.' Iijik were iiimiiui;
ilovvn uver tlie clicek-i uf the uppllciut fui tli
vurcc.
"Vh.v," tjlil llie lJiv.vir, ".von wmi lo cjic a
gnat Uc'jI foi uur wife? Hid ui lnvrt heir '
".iite lu-l, Ml? I Jest aiijl.vrcd lit r' '
II1I4 UJ more thin plolVs,Ionit elUliil.t (Olild
ullliatJiul, and Mr. K Implied until llie neiiiu
olfeiiilcil, taiiiiil hit iae fljevvheiiv -hhent Moiie
Papn's First Patient.
"Iluilliy m aUnice," fjj 4 pli.vieiJii, "my
tvvu ho'i (jot lulu my (.uiisiiUliur ruum, vvlicie
they l'i'.in 10 pUj ul Ulut Muitui.' I'u'.i-nll.v
one uf them unlocked the door unit illielcieil n
kkeletoii. 'i'uohl Wlut are ;uu 'frjld ul' lie
aske-iL 'It'll nothing hut an old tkillliiKtpii '
HV-vvliwlieie il,U It conio from!" ukwl the other
with clutteilu,- tulh. 'Oh, I Uvin't Know
I'apa' had it a Ion time. 1 ej.peU it wai hU
tir.t lutlent. 'S-Itoiliiulfr rot'Wilinj.
si
EDUCATIONAL.
Free
Tuition
13y a recent net of the leelala
turc, free tuition Is now granted
at the
Literary Institute
and
State Normal School
IJIoonisburg, Pa.
to nlt those preparing to teach.
Thin school maintains courei
ot ettidy for teachers, for those
preparing for college, and for
those studying music.
It will piy to write for partloulri.
No other school offers such suncrior ad
vantages at audi low rates. Atlclrcss
J.P.Y.elsti, A. II, Ph. D,(PiIa,
Summer Session
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
JulV itnAllRlnto, 10(12
Ciiiiim"! Milled to lhe nifiN eif loiichrra nnd
ollie'M nie nffericl III Linciiigi-, liltcriilure,
llitoi, Miitlii-inntlc-i, .Si li-iu 1 1, nnil I'od.i
KciKit", 'lhe liiftructeirs are tinlvcrilty pro
fesnori. (Ipportimlllcs for llhr.irv nnd hiiior
ntoiy work. Ileallliful, tool and delightful
lot lilt). Living iiicNpiiiH,',
Tution, 925.00
roit c'liiruhAit, aijdiu'.'W
The KcKittrar. i-rnciuc University,
SYRACUSE, N. Y.
Syracuse University
Syracuse, N. Y.
OITus, liesli'e the naul.ir Polleite Courses fe
rliaiiic.il, Kleitricnl .mil f'lvil Kiiitineeriiicr, Archt
tu line, Music, 1'jintlnir, r.aw, Jtciilcine, bo
ciolocj and I'cdiKog.
Over forty of lhe le.idlnir unheraltlos uml col
Icrcs of this country nnil Kuiopc ale nprcM'iilt'd
on the faculties. Tuition cspc'ii-ci inr mi moder
lie that the aie l("si tli. in the feci in ome col
li'KCs whcic fne tuition i-i Riven. Fcwi for lata
loBiii1. I'liiversity Summer s,l5iim 0f Liberal Art!
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SCRANTON CORRESPONDENCE BOHOOIi?
SCRANTOS, IA.
T. J. Totter, President, rimer II. Lawall, Iteas,
It. J. 1'ostcr, Stanley 1'. Allen,
Vice Trcsident. Secretary.
oinplete
Being the
LARGEST FURNITURE
DEALERS IN SCRANTON
We carry tlio gieatest assortment
of up-to-date Ofllce Furniture.
You nie invited to examine our
new line before purchasing.
121 Washington Avenue.
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In order to make room
for new goods, we aro now
selling' our entiie Hue of
Fiuo China nt 11 reduction
of fiom
25 to 50 per Cent.
off vegulnr pi ices.
Mercereau t5: Connell,
132 Wvoraint? Avomte
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Allis-Chalmers Co
Successors to Jlachlne Business ot
Dickson Manufactmlne Co., Scranton
and AVIIitea-Uarre, Pa.
Stationary Engines, Hollers, Mining
Machinery, I'umpa.
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