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HOTEL TARIFF BUREAU,
90 Fifth Ave, New York.
4 a6 Regent st. London.
PAS Rue de Rivoli, Paris.
HOTEL POCKET GUIDE

GAP. means American Plan: e. p, European.)
ALBANY. n. Y........... Hotel Kenmore, APP, 81
ADIRONDACKS. 80. Hotel Ampcrsand, open
ASBURY PARK, Nj. Coleman House, APP, 81 up
do.................. Hotel Columbia now open
do. West End Hotel now open
do....... .Q.argesD Ocean Hotel, A.P., So to 81
BALTIMORE Md. Hotel Rennert, E.P., 81. 80 up
do. ................T The Stafford, EP., $1.50 up
do. The Carrollton, APP, s. up
BOSTON, Mass. ......... Hotel yendome, APP, IS
BOURNEMOUTH, Eng Royal Bath Hotel. AP., $4tos5
BRADFORD, Eng Midland Htl A.P.. So ;E.P. .$1up
BRISTOL, Il. .D'Wolf Inu, now open
BROOKLYN, NY Hotel 81. George EP. 81; APP. 50
CAPE MAY, Nj. Congress Hall, APP, s. up
CINCINNATI, O.. Grand Hotel, E.P., 81; A.P., 50
DBL WATER GAP, Pa .Kittatinny House, "A P ,$3to$5
DENVER, Col. New St.James Hotel, A.P.. $3.50 up
do-.......... Hotel Windsor. A.P., 81 to So. 80
EDGEMERE Long Isl. :. The Edgemere, now open
EXETER, Eng Royal Clarence Hotel. APP, 50
FISHERS ISLAND. The Munnatawket. APP, So. 80 up
GLASGOW. bath ST. COckburn Hotel A.P. 81 so up
KANSAS CITY Mo TheMidland. EP .$1up; P. Sup
LEEDS, Eng Queens Hotel. A.P SO 80; E.P., 81 up
LIVERPOOL ELg .Adelphi Ht'l. AP. So. so EP .$1up
LoNDON, Eng. .......... Hotel Cecil, EP., " up
do........... The Langham Hotel. E.P., 81 up
do. (St .Pancras) Midland Grand. 80; EP ,S1up
do. u3 Henrietta st. .Strand) Cockburn APP, $50
LONDON, Eng .Devere Hotel) Devere Gardens.
do. .Broadwalk do. Kensington Palace W.
do. Prince Of Wales do. Specially recommended
VA Ihs. we" oath q ho'ai n!uro i.o'eis
MILLBROOK. N Y......1he Halcyon. APP, 81 up
NARRAGANSErT PIER. Il L Rockingham, APP, IS up
do. The Massasoit, now open
NEW ohLhANs' La. .hotei Grunewaid Ell, 81 up
10. 80. line Cosmopolitan Hotel. EP., $l.oo up
I"fonI, n. 49,. ..ocean House, now open
do.lI.Jo Nef)Ihe Aquidneck Al. S2oo to 500
new Aoah.......- Filth Avenue HOTEL AZ. 20
do......................T The Majestic, E.P., 81
do....N. B. Barry st. Cloud Hotel, E.P., 80
do. Hotel Westminster, EP., 81; APP, $50
40 .Onas' ADaVis) Hotel st. Andrew Ef. vi %
oo-" .JohnsonQulnn)Htl- Empire. E-P,$l; AP,So
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No: I9l1. Admin. Doc. %.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE:
has obtained from the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict of Columbia, holding special term for Or
pbsbs Court business. letters OF administra ton on
the personal estate OF Thomas J. Hodgen late OF
the District of Columbia, deceased all persons hay
ing claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof. to the subscriber, before the l6th
day of July next; they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all be- Deft OF the said estate
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of July 1897
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT SAVINGS AND
TRUST CO. By ALBERT l.. STURTEvAET
,,oo,, Secretary.
WoopLChf bIAAAh, Proctor. N17-1aw3w
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ESTATE OF CLARINDA C. SNYDER

ESTATE OF CLARINDA c. SNYDER
Late of District Of Columbia. No. 1916 Docket %
ISSUED July 10. 1879
Application having been made to the Supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbia, holding Orphan
Court. for probate Of last will and Testament
dated June "a, 1897. and for letters testamentary
ON said estate, by The National Safe Deposit saw
ings and Trust Company Of the District OF Colum
ba. this is TO give notice all concerned to annear
In SAIL court on Friday, the 18th day of August.
AZ 1881, at 10 0 clock am, to show cause why
Attest: J. NOTA McGIIL.
,,.oo,>n,,,, Register OF Wills, D. G.
iylT-law-3w
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Reported Corner I'm Cycle Tubing.
There is great excitement on the Birming-
ham, England, stock exchange. owing to
the belief that there is a corner In cycle
tubing. There has been a heavy advance
In prices, and several Spectators have beer
badly pinched.
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French Line.

CGMPAGNIE GENERALE TItANSATLANTIQL E.
DIRECT LINE TO PARIS, FRANCE,
VIA HAVRE.
La Gascogne, Baudelon. Sat, July "a 10 a. ~
La Touraine. Santeln. 80. Sat, July 81, 10 am
La Champagne, Poirot. :. sat, Aug. 7, 10 a. m
-, RATES OF PASSAGE-Fir Gloss. New York to
raris, SlO5 and upward by all steamers except La
Iouraine, Including railway fare to Paris and land
Ing charges. Parlor car Feat is extra during sum
G msr season Second class TO Paris $5475 FOR
Green Gre NJ. g. W. MOSS, S21 Penn ave. washing
ton' d.. eS ja1Y-1y
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOX sALE-AT LINCOLN PARK. TWO OF THE
hIsst lots in this section; l9sxs7 each TO 10 II
alley price only Soc: est present owner 81 Is
per II. JAMES A. CAHILI, SIG 18th st. nwlt
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M@llAMl.AMERlGA LIME

From New York to Rotterdam and Amsterdam via
BouIogne Sur-Mer az hours from Paris or London
SIS. SPAARNDAM. July "a, 10 am
SIS. AMSTERDAM: July 81. 10 am
Information apply to General Passenger Agency, 80
Broadway New York. or to G. W. Moss. s2l Pa.
ave-; E. +. Droop. 926 Pa. ave. and Crane, Paris
& Co. Ebbitt House WASHINGTON, 70. g. mh2. th&s6m
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
PLYMOUTH, LONDON, BREMEN.
Trave T. July 20. 10 am Saale Tu, Aug 10, 10 am
Lain: .Tu, July q, 10 am Trave .Tu. Aug. IL 10 am
Havel. Tu. Aug, g. 10 emf Lain. .Tu. Aug "a, 10 am
CHERBouRG, PARIS. BREMEN.
Spree Sat- Aug; q, 10 am Spree Sat; Sep 49, am
TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON. BREMEN.
k st, Thursday. July q, noon
hoehSIn Luis Thursday, July -, noon
Prinz Regent Lnitpold. Thursday, August 8, noon
bremen. ,I.; THURSDAY August IL, noon
Kaiser. July a. 10 ami Vera Aug IA, 10 I'm
Ems Aug; Z, 70 am Fulda Aug. p, 10 am
Apply to Z. r. DROOP 925 Pa ave
Ja2O-ly Agent for Washington.
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American Line.
New York Southampton london Paris)
Twinscrew Y. s. Mail Steamships.
Sailing every Wednesday.
New York July Il, 10 am Paris Aug. IS. 10 am
Paris July 2s, 10 nm st. Paul. Aug. %, 10 am
st. Paul. Aug. 4, 10 am st. Louis Sept. l, 10 am
st. Louis Aug. II, 10 am Paris. Sept. s. 10 am
Red Star Line.
NEW YORK TO ANTWERP.
NOORDLAND. Observation-Disclosures % - noon
FRIESTIAND. August A. - noon
KENSINGTON. ..................Au August II, pm
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY,
Piers IA and 10, North River
Office, 6 Bowling Green, n Y
GEO. w. MOSS, Agent,
nh22-6m 921 Penn. ave.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
TICKETS TO AND FROM EUROPE BY ALL
lines at lowest rates. BROSNAN'S OLD EURO
FEAN PASSENGER AGENCY. e12 9th st. NV.
je21-1ms
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HOTELS.
HOTELS.
This List Appears Every Saturday.
HOTEL INFORMATION
FREE.

For Souvenir Booklets Of Summer Resorts and
permanent hotels below call at or address (send
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-17

town of Rockville, Md: half hours ride from
Washington city; beautifully and advantaYeousiy
located; in excellent condition: Improved with
three desirable dwelling houses and clear of ali
incumbrance; profitable site for hotel boarding
school or subdivision: complete water and electric
light system and city conveniences, with country
advantages; twenty trains daily TO and from the
nations capital: viii be sold ON easy terms
WARREN CHOATE Attorney. kellogg building.
1E6 st., Washington, D. @ Je17-1ms
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FOR RENT-ANACOSTIAi FOR SALE
149 Jefferson st. 90 Ho&ot Lincoln nj ~ nv
315 Harrison st, Or. $50 Cottage Lincoln at Il Ia
MINI av, Or. 800. 500 Ten&lOt, jackson st, 9Oi
Ho&sto MINI ID co Ho&lot, High new / ~
1852 Harrison st, Ar. $50 Ho&lot, High new i 'st
1853 Harrison st, Or 10. so Ho6klot HIN mi 8 ~
pa Jackson Il. mi II SO Ho&lot, Jack'n mi Il 90
Also high-class building lots for sale, By
je26-1m H. A. GRfSwoTD
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FOR EXTINCTION PIT X ST. Ne: AT A
sacrifice; and attractive bun brick cottaSe
Z rooms. bath and cellar: ami: natural wood
finish; handsomely papered; large yards and
pIrchss; near new school; price SAW Appl!
OWNER IT.
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FOR SAIE-A VERY CHEAP HOUSE ON STU ST.
NV. near l.; NEARLY NEW, rooms; bath;
laundry: price. $500; house cost that much TO
build.
~ STONE & FAIRFAX SOC + ST. NV
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FOR SAI.E-A PRETTY HOME; DELIGHTFUL
location; olly Si,7U0; 126 e. st. ne: rooms.
hath, cellar; good lot.
1t STONE X FAIRFAX. SOC ST
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FOR SAIE.-A BARGAIN IN \ NEAT WO-STORG
frame and brick back building: rooms bath and
cellar renting for S2O; lot 2ON!i Az; No 12iI 9th
ST. NV. Price 50. 100
II E. T. KAISER SO F St NV.
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FOR SALE EXTRAORDINARY TERMS-s1OO
CNSH BALANCE 81" FIR MONTH: 2 ST. near
North Capitol; 2-story 6-rcom brick: t-class
repair; price, $500. CHAS E BANFS. I1tb
and @ SITS. NV ivI7ar
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FOR SAIE-ONIY S+.50o- 5000 LESS THAN
costa mast delightful home ne, within 4
squares Of library; 2story brick: rooms
and cell bed rooms, reception hall: heated by
furnace: open CRATE In dining room; side and
rear alley; house has side light: perfect gem.
1t JAMES 4 CAHIII. ia I3fh Ct NY
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FOR SALES 500; WORTH S6.0O0-A GOOD o
brick dwelling C. ST. near 22d.
1t STONE X FAIt;FAN. sos + st. NV
FOR SALE-ONE OF THE FRETTIEST 7-ROOM
houses offered for $500 18Th ST.. Mt.
Pleasant; cellar; furnace; must be seen TO be
appreciated
1t STONE & FAIRFAX, SOC F ST. NV.
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WANTED BOARDERS; LOCATION HIGH AND
cool: inrge shady yard; vegetables and fruit in
abundance; short walk from X r.. station; terms
moderate Mrs. Z. VI. HINkLEI, GaithersbIrg.
Nd IT,
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FOR SALE-HANING LOST MY GOVERNMENT
position, must sacrifice my beautiful nearly new
r-inS: best H'odcrn bath; dry cellar: best So
Non n W; east front; Metropolitan cars;
SI,"p les than cost me $500. 50 500 first
trtst Address LOST POSITION Star Office
jy-113t ~ e'
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FOR SALE-LOOK AT THESE WELL BUILT
houses: steam heat; tiled bath; porcelain
tub: 3 Stories cellars laundry stone steps; only
S6.5oo each; Whitney avs. bet 18th and 18th;
one Of the choicest locations The Heights
1t STONE, x FAIRFiX. SOC + st. NV
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President McKinley's Greeting.

After the close Of the report Of the pro-
ceedings Of the International Epworth
League convention at Toronto, as printed
in The Star of last evening, the chairman
of each meeting read a copy Of a telegram
which had been received from President
Mckinley, which was dated at the Execu-
tive Mansion. Washington, and was as
follows:
81 rejoice at the prosperity of your or
ganization, and wish IL a successful reunion.
(Signed) WIN MCKINLEY
The following reply was ordered to be
forwarded:
TORONTO, July Is. 1897.
His Excellency VIM Mckinley, President.
u. s., Washington, d. c.:
Thanks and greeting from $4,000 Ep-
worth League members in convention as
sembied. We pray heavens richest bless
ings upon the President OF the United
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FOR SAIE-S45Go Is CHEAP FOR GOOD =
room brick house and stable s. st. near
18th splendid repair.
1t STONE X FAIRFAX. SOC F st. NV
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FOR SAI.E-A BARGAIN ON a. ST. Sc. NEAR
ID: a splendid 1o-IOorn dwelling; beautiful bath
rooIa; lot N GxIlO; 2O-ft. alley; So. 200
Ii STONE x FAIRFAX. SOC + ST. NV.
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FOR SAI.E-A NEAT AND COMFORTABLE BRICK
house lexington: all conveniences; Will be sold
at a bargain; $500; location the best.
1t L. T. KAISER. SO T ST. NV.
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BLUE RIDGE HOUSE-HIGHEST POINT On
railroad; 100 yds. from station and post office;
also telegraph Office; good table, shade and large
yard; am'sements. dancing, etc. also cottage
for family or party. Apply to Mrs. JOE THOMP-
son. Linden, Warrsn CO., Va. jy16-12t
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SALF-A CHOICE CORNER

FOR SiLE-RAEE CHANCE-FINE DWELLING.
bought In 1T foreclosure sale: u bargain for
gone TYLER * RUTHERFORD. 1901 F st.
ty11-3t'
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FOR SALE BY OSCAR w WHITE liza + CIR
o"innhia Heights, 3story brick Or. Sc 800
90 81 near ne. 2-stOry brick. Or 3 300
Half So from 18th ST.. L. Drolt Park Or q 90
- 1870 -"tA vi 80 o,ooo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-17

PLEASANT HOME, NEAR MTS; LAWN; LARGE
airy rooms; Ice, milk, fruit, spring chickens and
Vose;ables specially nice neighbOrhood for young
jy3 1011s 1'' 1'
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ATTORNEYS.

VIM. L. FORD,
ATTORNEY AT-IAW,
de12-f 600 st. n.y. House, 1909 Q st. NV.
CAMPBELL. DARLINGTON, ATTORNEY AT-LAw,
Webster Law building sos d st. NV, Washing
ton, d. c. Residence, No. Mount Vernon Flats,
New York ave. and 9th st. NV. sells
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BOARD AT ARLINGTON. WEST RIVER; d.
rectly on salt water; cool rooms; shady lawns;
plenty milk, Ice, fish, crabs, oysters. poultry; fruit
In abundance; Fail or rOwboats; riding and driv-
Ing free; terms, s. per week. Address A. Il. c.,
Churchton Post Office, Anne Arundel Co., Md.
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FOX SAlf-bR EN'HANGE-BS OWNER, on
Capitol Hill. opposite library, an elegant
residence will take city suburban lots or
cool farm anywhere in exchange. Also other
- houses f"T exchange for same property; owner
Will sell for eash-S5.oCo-the cheapest house In
NV Address LIBRARY, Star office Wrist
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FOR SALE-A MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE AT
great sacTifCe-131g Yale St. Columbia Heights
stone frunt; II rooms: baths; hot wafer heat
large lo;; SEE Us AND SECURE THIS BAR
GAIN.
n STONE & FAIRFAX SOC St NV.
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Sale of Manchester and River Queen.
Monday and Wednesday, October Is and
30 the receivers of the Mt. Vernon and
Marshall Hall Steamboat Company,
Messrs. James S. Edwards and Enoch l..
White. will sell the company's lands at
and near Marshall Hall, and the steam
boats Charles Manchester and River Queen
The sale will be conducted by Radcliffe,
the popularity of Marshall Hall as a sum-
mer and excursion resort, and the Steam
boats well-equipped, safe carriers Of
thousands of passengers 1T is expected
great interest will be manifested in The
sale.
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Tried Friends Best.

For thirty years TUFTS Pills have
proven blessing to the invalid. Are
truly the sick mans friend.
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Minister Ho.hi,. ync.ttoD.

Mr.. Toru Hoshi. the Japanese minister,
has received permission from his govern
ment to return to Japan on leave of alb
sence. He will leave Washington early
in October. and will return to his post in
December. A telegram has been received
at the Japar csc legation announcing that
the Emperor of Japan has conferred upon
Mr.. Hoshi a decoration of the Order of the
Rising Sun in recognition of his services
as minister to this country.
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Sorrow at Mr.. Fai.on,. Death.

State Department officials were shocked
at the news of the death Of Mr.. Walter e.
Faison, at his home in Wilmington, N c.,
last Tuesday. Mr.. Faison was one of the
most popular officials of the State Depart
ment. He was apr ointed a 81 200 clerk in
the department IL. 1886 as a result of a
competitive examination. and Secretary
Gresham subsequently made him chief of
the consular bureau. after which he was
appointed by President Cleveland to be
solicitor of the State Department, vice
Judge Dabney. resigned. and performed the
duties with signal ability. He retired from
office few months ago and went into a
rapid physical decline, which terminated
in his death.
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A Known Fact

For~bilious headache, dyspepsia,
sour stomach, malaria, constipation
and all kindred diseases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-23

Justice Cole today granted a decree of
divorce In the case of Elizabeth Dee
against William Dee. Mrs. Dee, in apply
Ing for the divorce, stated that they were
married here December 4, 1895, and charp-
ed her husband with drunkenness, cruelty
and nor-support, praying for permission tn
resume her maiden name of Moore. No
children were born to the parties.
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Couldn't Furnish the no.a

For entering the residence OF Henry Heir
monding. in Clicks alley, Fred. Washing
ton was arraigned In the Police Court to-
day on charge Of housebreakine. He
was sent to Jail by Judge Kirnban to wait
the action OF the grand jury in default of
81 600 bonds. -
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Nurses Aprons and Caps
Nurses Aprons made with extra wide
hem and strings-NOW 25c
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81 90 To Baltimore and Return 81 90
The Pennsylvania railroad will sell tick
cts to Baltimore and return next Sunday
for $1.OO. 1t Is unapproached in the ex-
cellence of its service.-Advt
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The assertion that some day man will he m
hairless animal II scorned by scieufists ALREADY
Halls Hair Remover b accomplishing wonders In
ayerting baldneaa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-23

Want" ads. In The Star pay becaus,
they bring answers
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-01-30
The Scranton Board of Trade.

Many influences necessarily unite
in the upbuiding of city, and TO each
an intelligent public will accord gener-
Gus credit. But in any fair estimate
of the factors which have created this
magnificent city of Scranton, para
mount rank must be accorded to the
Scranton board of trade.
That organization took hold of the
various threads of individual enter
prise. liberality and progressive public
spirit which have from the beginning
intertwined among our citizenship, ana
knitted them together into the splendid
fabric which we see about us today
1t has given, not simply to this COM
munity, but to the whole country,
conspicuous and valuable demonstra-
ton of that strength for municipal de-
velopment which lies in unity of pur-
pose and in persistence along forward
course.
The completion by this body of beau
tiful new home, fit abode for its saga
cious energy and proper type of the
liberality which it 50 worthily repre-
SentS is an event DOth SlgnlllcdIl anu
prophetic; significant as an earnest OF
victories already achieved, prophetic
of the richer and larger triumphs yet to
be. The Scranton board of trade is not
an association of veterans, grown con-
servative with years and content to
rest on laures won; in spirit, at least,
it is yet as young and hopeful and Virile
as it was in those stirring days, a third
of q generation ago, when it first ad-
dressed itself to the task of city-build-
ing and startled the neighborhood with
it's go-ahead ways.
And what a vista opens before IL
on every hand the visible evidences
of the rapid evolution of a great city;
its stately homes. magnificent churches
noble schools and imposing stores; the
growing activities of business every
where surrounded by the concomitan
graces of culture; and in each mine
the thought, undisturbed even by the
general depression, that what has beer
wrought in these wonderful recen
years is but a hint of what the future
holds in store!
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-01-30
THE WALLS HAVE EARS.

From the Sun.
1t was radiant night in June, and as
they walked slowly up the rose-lit path
from the quaint little gate by the road,
he bent his head lower and touched her
cheek with his lips.
She looked at him in surprise.
Perhaps he had been hasty; perhaps it
was not his right to touch the shrine or
his worship; perhaps the moon had never
seen a sight like that; perhaps the fra
GRANGE of rose and honeysuckle had never
fallen on the air of June that lovers
Breathe perhaps she did not know the
measure of his heart beats; perhaps-per-
haps-oh, word uncertain, filled with the
mystery of man and woman.
His eyes met hers. tremulous with eTo
tion unspoken, and they moved silently to-
ward the house with his arm about her
shoulder, as comrades walk.
"You are the most beautiful woman
| ever saw" he whispered; 1.-THE one wo-
man in the whole world | love"
As she threw her arms about his neck
in rapture the four walls of the house fell
to the earth with dull thud.
That man and that woman had been
married ten years! !
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-01-30

him; but the masses of his neighbors
and the almost unanimous voice of Chi
cogoans whose opinions on such sub
ject are entitled to the highest consid-
Grafton favor him Overwhelmingly.
What Is especially significant, he has
the full respect of workingmen and free
silver men, and they admit that his Sc
lection from the next administrations
standpoint would be most happy. He
is, to be sure, banker, which condemns
him on the spot among Populists; but If
to be banker be crime, he is by all
accounts a very respectable criminal
since he Is personally relatively poor
man, is a man of ceaseless benevolence
and has labored unselfishly and with
out stint for the upbulding of Chicago.
The fact that his bank ranks among the
strongest in the United States shows
he possesses a knowledge of finance;
and his prominence in the larger poll
tics of his city, state and section gives
promise of ripened experience in the
new duties to which it seems he has
been called.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-01-30

to execute them without interference
from the executive. OF course, great
matters of policy will be discussed by
the cabinet as whole but Mr.. Mckin-
ley used the expression that he wanted
the members of his cabinet to be his
advisers and not merely the chief clerks
of the departments"
When to this shall be added. as Nc
Kinley unquestionably will add. a
course of friendliness for and co-opera
ton with congress, so as to disarm the
jealousies and avoid the needless antag-
onisms which have made Cleveland s
second administration a political fall
ure, the sum will be a policy satisfac-
tory alike to party and to public in
terestS,