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, 1894-06-25
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, 1894-06-25
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, 1894-06-25

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, 1894-06-25

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, 1894-06-25

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, 1894-06-25

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, 1894-06-25
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-26
on TIRE SEVENTH DAY, RESI-.
EdSion Free Press.

The movement to secure better obsery
ance of the Lords Day Is one which appeal.
to the concern Of everyone for 1t involve,
not only the religious importance of tb,
day, but its secular importance as well
IL can be established by scientific reason
ing and by practical Illustration that rest is
necessary and tha5 the proportion of one
day In seven is the most beneficial. II l,
known that one ddy in any other number,
as one in ten, one in twelve or fourteen,
does not give similar satisfactory results,
Practical, ry-day, rock-bottom experi.
ence-the hardest aud most uncontMdict.
able teacher--has taught that one day in
seven devoted to rest and refraining from
customary pursuits is best for man, begst
and machine. This Is demonstration
through secular means Of the wisdom-if
such thing could be doubted-of the di.
vine command to labor six days and reat
on the seventh. 1t 10 another illustration
OF the result of scientific research confirm.
ing religious history, rs found ia the bibles
These being the facts is it not to mans
interest, outside Of spiritual welfare. TO
rest this seventh day II for no other rea.
son, ought there not be as complete cessa.
tion OF WORK on that day as Is possibje
We think so. Rest for man, for beast. for
machinery, Is good--it enables better worl,
Six days In week; 1t gives better results:
II IL sensible.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-26
Finish Grading Mulberry Street.

A trip to the beginning of the pre-
posed Nay Aug and E!mhurst boule.
ward at Arthur avenus and Mulberry
| street is instructive for several reasons.
In the first place 1t gives one new
idea of the superb beauties Of this pro-
posed driveway. which will be one Of
the prettiest. II not in fact the pretti-
est, stretches Of perfect roa adway in
Northeastern Pennsylvania. From the
inception Of the boulevard to its termi.
nation in picturesque Emhurst the
route is one'grand panorama Of nature
in it's most charming phases. with
woodland stretching over hills and into
green valleys, and with flowers and To-
liage everywhere There is little doubt
that this driveway upon it's completion
next month will instantly become, to
those who are enabled to get to it, the
favorite pathway in all this region
round.
1t is the getting to itthat bids fair to
cause the rub unless some enterpris-
ing city official shall speedily come to
the rescue From Webster avenue out
to Arthur avenue. Mulberry street is a
street Of possibilities only 1t had been
partially graded by the Lackawanna
Iron and Steel company when the
granting Of franchise along it to
the Scranton Traction company
threw the burden Of the
street's.maintenancs upon the lat
ter company. Soma grading work
was done as recently as last fall, but
not much. Since then, the road has
remained IN condition that calls for
speedy correction IL the approach to
the new boulevard is to be made In
fitting manner. The whole line needs
to be graded and top-dressed and so
urgently. ia this needed that unless
prompt action be taken In the matter
the boulevard will be opened before
there is any reasonable approach to it
and the benefits of a splendid drive
way will have to be deferred for
whole year,
Although the boulevard is, in one
sense, a private enterprise, we take 1t
that every progressive Scrantonian has
an interest in seeing Mulberry street
put in first class condition clear out to
the boundary Of NoyAug park. 1t would
be most embarrassing, when taking
friend out to view the beauties Of the
future park, or when showing him the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-26

A TRILATERAL fight for the Rapub-
lican nomination is promised in the
Fifth legislative district in Luzsrne,
the candidates being District Chairman
Charles B. Smith and DR.. Charles J. Bar
rett, both of Pittston, and Michael Wha-
len, of Avoca This Is the district that
Captain Flannery twice carried by
majorities little short of one thousand /;
but his defeat in convention by W. ii.
Rutledge has left traces of bitterness
aud Republicans hope, with the aid of
Il strong nominee to greatly reduce il
not overcome the Democratic prepon.
deranCe Friends OF DR.. Barrett say
he Is not an active candidate, but would
accept if chosen with practical unan-
unity. His large personal following
would, it is believed, cut heavily into
the Democratic ranks.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-26
Sheriff Fahey for Senator.

The entry Of Sheriff Fahey into the
senatorial arena lends interest to wha,
threatened otherwise to bo dull cam
paign. With all the sheriff's personal
amiability, his political schooling has
been obtained under conditions which
have caused him to use the knock
down-and-drag. out style Of tactics
rather more frequently than IL condu.
Give to party harmony. His pathway
to the nomination will doubtless not be
smooth one; but even should he win
by the strength Of his strong right arm,
IL will be another thing to hold what
he has won
Against Lieutenant Governor Wat.
ers, with the prestige which no can
command by reason of his former vic :
tory, and also from the fact Of his own
marked popularity, Sheriff Fahey
would stand at n distinct disadvantage
despite the apparent plurality In his
favor. There may be mon in this sec.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-26

The PHILADELPHIA Press has drag.
ged to the foreground another charac.
ter in the Breckinridgs Pollard drama.
The latest freak in the show is said to
be typewriter who, in the employ OF
Colonel Breckinridge shsdowed Miss
Pollard before and during the great
trial, This last creature of fate, ac.
cording to her own admissions in let
ters published IN tho Press, ia liar Of
greater magnitude than the "Fiower
Of Kentucky" himself, In those sultry
it days when all are trying to keep cool
seems display Of questionable taste on
part Of the Press to bring on that tired
feeling by deliberately re opening that
perfervid sensation.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-26

lion Of the state who do vast deal
more shouting and boasting than are
INDUCED in by Mr.. Watres; but there
is none who is more thoroughly at
home in the direction OF an aggressi ye
campaign, or who has stancher OF
more jealous friends to help his candid.
acy along. He has not lost an inch OF
ground since his celebrated victory In
Il previous year On the contrary, he
has since added largely to his reputa-
,ion, public usefulness and knowledge
Of mon and affairs.
Neither Governor Watrss nor Sheriff
Fahey is yet in the arena, hence any
extended comparison of the men would
be premature. 1t is probably safe to
guess, however. that Of all tho gentle
men who have been mentioned from
time to time as possible opponents.
Governor Watres would, if he had the
choosing, prefer the jovial high sher.
if, both out of Difference to the latter's
innate chivalry and as token of self
confdauce in his own ability to confer
defeat.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-26

1T IS A CURIOUS fact, and ono not
without significance. that simultans-
ously with the movement to build a
new court house In Luzerns county,
the commissioners of that county are
forced to consider the advisability OF
increasing the county jill. 1t today
contains / 90 prisoners, aud the average
number is continually and rapidly in
creasing. Luzerne Is growing county,
with respect both to wealth and popu-
latlon; but Luzerns is not grow
ing at anywhere nsar the
pace which characteriz 8 the
growth Of the Jail census and Of
its criminal dockets. Are the officials
of the county doing all they oan to
discourage crime? Are they setting
deterrent examples before the eyes Of
the unculturod elements among their
constituentsP Il the trend of events
plainly In the direction Of constantly
bettered and stricter enforcement Of
law? And if not, why notE
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-26
SCRANTON. JUNE 2G. 1874.
REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.

For Governor:
DANIEL II. HASTINGS,
OF CENTER.
For LieAfcndnt GGrenor:
WALTER LYON,
OF oFALLEGHENY.
For auditor General:
AMOS II. MYLIN,
OF LANCASTER.
For Secretary Of HernIl dGdirs:
JAMES W. LATTA,
on PHILADELPHIA.
For ConGreSsnhsl.dt-LarOe:
GALUSIIA a. GROW,
or susQUEuANNA.
GEORGE +. HUFF,
OF wEsTMORELAND.
Election Time, Nov. 9
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-26
FISHING.

How happy these hours by the murmuring
stream,
Where the branches came bending and
swishingl
There's nothing that's sweeter in all loves
young dream
Than the time when we two went
a-Gshing.
And all that I caught were her gances so
soft,
And word now and then, short but
tender,
That was whispered, while song birds
looked on from aloft
When they swung on the willows so
slender.
Unmatched, was the line and Undated the
hook,
And the pole on the bank lay supinely'
Yet never fisher who sat by brook
For his time was rewarded so finely.
There curious fact that / lately found
out
Perhaps hm sinner to blab it
But that stream is too shallow, beyond any
doubt,
For common-szed fish to inhabit
-jVashington star.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-26
The Republican Conyention.

The newspaper battle that is wGging
with reference to the date at which the
Republican county convention shall be
held 10 we'll calculated to add zast to
the canvass. Although it is pretty
warm weather for fighting, the Repub-
lican party is fortunately in such good
trim that it can doubtless stand little
preliminary 'scrapping" inside its own
lines as preliminary exercise antece-
dent to the hotter battle that will come
later on.
Although THE TRIBUNE proposes to
print the news Of this little domestic
difference, fully and fairly, it is not
taking sides. Mayhsp for its neutrality
IL will be com PEELED to take slap or
two from both parties to the tiff That
very frequently happenq, Nevsrthe-
less, it cOnceiySs it's duty to be to hus
band its ammunition for the common
enemy rather than to fire any fraction
Of it of where 1t will hit Republican
heads, As newspaper 1t views in the
outlook an excellent opportunity for
superior enterprise in news gathering;
bat as an bon0St organ OF true Re-
publicanism 1t wants no better task
than to give TO that great hulkiug
fraud, the Democracy. q complete
monopoly of its powder and shot,
In any event, the gentlemen com
posing the active management OF the
party organization in Lackawanna
county are doubtless fully informed Of
the wishes of the rank and file, and
duly willing to acquiesce in them.
Their decision in the matter will be
generally respected, until actual proof
Gun be given OF its unwisiom One
thing at least is sure; whoever ia fairly
nominated for congress by the Repub-
licans Of Lackawanna county will be
triumphantly elected, whether he be
named by July convention or be rs.
served for later designation.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-26

attractions OF too boulevard itself, 10
be compelled TO drag him over three or
four squares Of ungradei common or
across an only partially graded mud
road bod to the driveway, proper, Real
estate in that direction, too. viii not
rise in valuo rs 1t should until the
grading is completed. and the approach
made worthy of the roadhed beyond.
A word on this sutjgct ought to be
sufficient, There Is absolutely nothing
to be said In favor of the approach's
pres ent condition.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-26

WE NOTE with pleasure the develop
ment of u journalistic instinct in con-
Gress, notably evidenced in Ropresen.
tative Stones prompt "teat" on the
Onarchista. More up.to-dateness and
less bomtast would make congress q
far more respectable resort.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-26

SCRAEToN's DIRECTORY census gives
Scranton population of nearly 1885,
600, not counting those who live just
beyond the line. There Is nothing
small about Scranton.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-26

VIOLATIONS OF the Sunday law, per-
sisted in in spite Of public sentiment,
are neither smart nor polite, They
are simply suicidal
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-26
KIND Words or FRIENDS.

Philadelphia Times; "The SCRANTON
TRIBUNE passes its third anniversary with
flying colors, and ob,eryes the event in a
souvenir edition Of unusual excellence.
THE TRIBUNE was established to provide q
Republican advocate in the Lackawanna
coal regions whose opinion would command
respect and whose columns would contain
the news Of the day just as 1t came This
it succeeded in accomplishing from the
first issue, steadily improving as the work
before it developed and grew, until today
there is no better newspaper in the state,
nor one whose position with an apprccia-
tive public is more secure. THE TRIBUNE
has commanding place in the northeast
counties, with Il circulation of the most
ilatterng character The third anniver-
sary number signalize8 a phenomenal sue
cess in meeting the demauds that brooght
TUE TRIBUNE into existence, and Editor
Livy S. Richard may, indeed, feel u par.
donhble pride as he reviews the achieve
ments ofa journal over which be SO ably
presides."
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-26

THAT BILL Of Congressman Stone to
hang all anarchists would be good
law If you could first catch your anar-
chists.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-26

Scranton Sunday NcpS. 1.-THE annivar.
sary number Of The TRIBUNE was mag
nitlcent specimen rejecting equal credit
upon tho general manager, Edward p.
kingsbury, and the superintendent, Will
liam W. Davis and upon the community
which should DO proud Of having such q
wide'awake progressive and advanced
journal, The half tone cuts showing The
tribune toilers at work were maryels Of
excellence and the matter contained in
the issue was choice, well written, unique
and characteristic of the men now at the
business end Of the paper"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-26

The PISTOL and the dirk are the
weapons Of barbarism. They have no
proper place in modern argument.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-26

Tho Jermyn Press. "TEE SCRANTON
TRIBUNE, though but a youngster, does
not hesitate to show that 1t is a live news
paper. Its third anniversary was cele-
brated Wednesday with splendid illus
trated edition, part of which was printed
on toned paper aud contained views of the
several departments of The TRIBUNE 4
business. Its idea of Issuing an auuiyer.
sary edition that shall be attractive and
useful without being unwiedly is Ger.
tainly worthy Of imitation. We extend to
The TRIBUNE our contratulations on its
three years OF astonishing success"