The sun., 1897-11-03
Coon morning p,


THE election returns published i'll this Issue OF THE Sun were
received owe. the wires of both the Western Union and Postal
Telegraph Companies and the lines Of the Long Distance Iee-
phone Company great expense This special effort to procure
and publish the news has made pma iy, for pecary
eau but rather to demonstrate that this Journal Be relied upon
to furnish all the when it No tinc trouble or eN-
pe,se will be spared make THE Sun the leading newspaper OF
Delaware.
THE yrea size of Alaska makes it necessary 10 leave most Of
out Of doors and with such ncgbors posses along it
frontier it wonder that they s off with the first run OF
its gold fields They would carry away the territory bodily II
were possible As is they enforced to content themselves
with evvinp tremendous thing and persons
ten into the industry along their borders But all seems to
be fr III love- war and gold hunting, the DEVIL usual being
permitted to take the hndmost With the dgsngs transferred
across the line they likely TO be i'll long time, the
Dominion people will perhaps be allowed of their
medicine but will be part Of our policy to saI1vac them with
it. The statutory arrangements suddenly devised to meet new
condition. being Canadian, naturally pretty nean atodlng
the best possible why we should not take example from
then
mr. OuAREs attacks the absurd theory that the sort Of train
ing and exercises which young man gets III modern loot ball
beneficial from the physical point of view leaving out OF CONSIDERS
ton the risk Of death serious injury He maintains the sound
position that the graduate of such really out into Tie
world strong his who deba1red from this
by the fact that Harry Beecher the expert puts it, foot
ball naturally rough game and who has weak COLI
stituion delicate buid should attempt to play it, This posi-
ton commends itself to any impartial person will read the
elsewhere quoted There more curious delo than
that body Of youths who such state as caacrer'zed the
Pens lvana when reached Providence the other evening
with its retnnc of physicians trainers utbcrs etcare under
going physical education which will make them vigorous
throughout fe.-Exchanse. Who is Mr.. Quarcs any way
Wottel
BEING charged with riding passes, which state law pro
tts the railways from issuing, Governor RUSSELL of North Caro-
na makes this frank statement eyes it is true that have beer
riding on free passes my election governor all the rail
e ,n,Df trceD
declared that would take passes from any of them In two
months time yielded to their pressure and not only took te
passes but took train cars of the best finish and elegance
furnished free to bring up party invited friends my inag
uraon They urged that should accept what they called tc
coureses Indeed they put where refuse passes wout
dcouos, if not insulting to them SO took them ane
have got pocket full Of them have concluded that just
long they send around their passes officials and avors
will take them when they offer them In accepting deadheads
am violating the awneher Judge Simonton and the
of them. The law prohibits the road from giving the pass
the doec from accepting Whether should accept such
gift question Of etc which to have been determined
by favor of every mans taking whatever offered
While it is "queston of eics whether by accepting
passes lie will help the railways violate state law, the Gov
resouy declares 81 shall do all the law
ecuted put end free passes' and furthermore, W they
continue defy the law by issuing passes year will do all
that put the penalty them. The Governor
apparently had intention of being ocua somehow there
seems be lu,no i'll the situation.
"Ir is undoubtedly that pennsyvan have io
the part inadequate conception Of the Importance and
greatness of our principal city Padcpha is not only city OF
many people, but she city of wonderful productive capacity.
all know her great educational and literary advantages but
she perhaps the in manufacturing Nne-tens of
all carpets made the United States made there and they
are equal best made anywhere III the world There
mo knitting mills within her limits than il all New England
outside of Massachusetts, She has the largest shpyad i'll the
United States the largest locomotive works. the greatest store
and the lowest death of any large city
this 1t has been said and truly that if person should
from of the city that stone would III
all likelihood hit manufacturer the driver manufacturer
wagon enploye of manufacturer, who had mort
gage mill All this takes account of her
grand head of navigation of the greatest bays
and of the continent Of her unequacd command of coal
and and labor esouces of the worldwide fame of her
cfanc great railroad cies of her wealth. and of that
of great that lies behind her. Indeed there city in
round world that has greater wealth of at ner
,,and than Philadelphia The people Of Pennsylvania have been
entirely in their claims for their great metropolitan city
part because they do know how great she is but the
whole world is beginning to know t.'-Excl,ange.