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Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-17
Dr,.En1nnonS'

Monthly Regulator has brought happiness 70
hundreds of anxious women. There IS POSI-
lively no other remedy known 70 medical science ne
I ,o and most obstinate irregularities from
any Cause relieved Immediately; Success guar
anteed at any stage. No pain, danger, or lhter :
cases where others have failed. The most DIM
cult cases successfully treated by mail and bene.
fetal results guaranteed in every instance ~, no
whom we never see Write for further particulars
ari free confidential advice. Do not put OIL TOO
long. All letters truthfully answered. kemem,
nossible condition and positively leaves no after
III effect upon the health. Sent by mail, securely
sr,lad, 81 DO Money letters should be registered.
DR. J.W. EMMONS CO.. 10 Tremontot.'b os'on.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-17
STEEL STRIKE Is ENDED,
TRUST WINS

mills Open.d Yesterday without Further
Concession From Billion Dollar Corp"r-
alton, while Anna gamated Association
uenounces Control over Many OF the
Plants.
The great steel strike was settled Sat
urday afternoon. ,
After conference lasting six hours an
agreement was signed by the Amalgam-
ated Association and the subsidiary COM
panies of the Billion-Dollar steer trust
that were holding out against the strike,
Thousands of men who have been idle
all summer, either on strike or forced
out of work by the strike, were ordered
back to work yesterday morning and all
of the United States Steel Corporation
which have been closed started up with
out delay. .o
The full terms of the settlement are
not divulged, but it is known in general
way that it is a backdown on the part OF
the strikers and that the tiust makes no
roncpS siOns,
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-17

Il feel as if had lost a brother. he
was nv personal friend. good man ana
great character, and one VINO wen
tilled the presidential position. he Is
dead and his assassin still lives. mat
the latter was not killed by the mop
when he struck the bastard blow shows
that law and order are supreme IN TINS
land. Our eyes turn to the future ana
have no fear for the government to come,
as 1t is in able hands"
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-17
PEARY HEARD FROM.
The ErIck Back From the Far NORTH
Two Important Achisvements-Bo"h
toReach tho Pole.

The Peary Arctic steamer Erick, from
Cane Sabine, arrived at North. sydney Is;
Friday. bringing news that Is interesting anu
gratifying TO American pride. lie has accom-
pli,hcd much the asst two years. his great
feat beip. TO round and map the northern
limit of the Greenland archipelago, which ~ Is
rorlJ. He has also reached the highest
point north yet attained in the western hem
isphere, Lieut. Peary's two efforts to reach
the pole have failed, but be remains da'lnties'
which he hopes will prove successful. The
significant thing TO observe Is that Lieut.
Peary does not come home, and 1t LOOKS a, II
his reported determination to plant the nag
on the pole. or die in the attempt: woulu ne
,,rimly carried through. The lieutenant ;
long experience in Arctic exploration Is tell
in. in his favor, as appears from hi, success
in finding game for food in the polar regions
and if any one can reach the goal from the
western Side it would seem rs if Peary were
the man,
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-17

Shortly after midnight Friday the great
crowds On the street became excited
over a rumor that the President was
dead. 4 rush MAS made toward the
police station where Czolgosz is CON
fined. Ia fact. 20 policemen handled the
crowd on one street without trouble, IN
dicatipy that they were not very much
in earnest 10 their endeavors to get 10
police headquarters.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-17
Al, Three Presidents Were Shot on
Friday.

By singular coincidence every presi,,
dom OF the United States assassinated
wss shot on Friday. In the case of
President Mckinley the sinister humber
'l3" appears. r-,,
April IA, 1863.
President Carried, shot Friday. Sept
). 1881. 900,
President Mckinley, shot Sept b, 1901.
AnotherFriday was added to the list pv
the death of re.ident Mckinley on that
day and on the 18th OF the month.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-17
Andrew CarnegIs's EuIogy.

president Mckinley passes into ms
place in history as one of the greatest
rulers of men, through their affections,
and beloved by his countrymen, and ne
stands forever with Lincoln and Garfleld
in the temple of martyrs, wearing Ike
them the holy crown of sacrifice for the
republic"
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-17

Senator Butler Of North Carolina, say
that a white Republican party is growing
up in the South that in time will prove
formidable. Mr. Butler, though Popu-
list, is at least fair observer OF tenael-
cies in his own section.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-17
SIXTO LOPEZ TO BE WATCHED.
His U,erances at Honolulu Lead the
United States Authorities to Warn &c"

Sixto Lopez. Aguinaldo's agent, made
quite a stir at Honolulu by his utterances.
Lopez left by the Gaelic two days ago tOr lhe
Orient. and i understood TO be going TO Ma
nila, where. Judging by his remarks at Homo
lulu. he is likely to be a troublesome factor.
MAJ Robinson. United States quartermsster
NJ Honolulu, has sent 10 Gen Young OF the
department of California statement OF Lo-
pez's utterances with view, il is stated, to
having him watched when he reaches the Tar
east
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-17

Norris Silver. North Stratford. \ HI: Il
purchased a bottle of One Minute cough
cure when suffering with cough Doctor,
told me was incurSbe. one i'oltie reneNeu
To-Day / am a wei man. Greene's drug
store.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-17
ALL, GOODBYE
IT'S GODS WAY
HIS WILL BE DONE
PRESIDENT m,KINLEY's LAST WORDS

lie Passed Away NJ 2'l5 SATURDAY MORN
imu-Severai Hours of uhcOnsc'""s"e"
-Ra,ii.s TO Ask fora Last interview
Nnh His wife-Cheerf"iiy Faces the
End, Chants "A~Rrsr My God 10 Thse'
Then Ash. That Artificial Restoration
Re stopped and lie Allowed 10 Die
President Mckinley died at 2:lo Sat.
urtlay morning after five hours OF IN
consciousness. lie died unattended by
n minister of the gospel, though there
was one in the house. bat his last WORDS
we're An humble submission. lie was
reconciled to the cruel fate To which the
assassin's bullet had condemned nun ana
faced death in the sans spirit OF ca I'M
ness and poise which has marked ms
whole career. His last conscious words,
reduced to writing by DIR Mann, VINO
stood at his beside when they were ut
tered. were as follows:
Goodbye, all goodbye. IL is God
yav. His will be done ,
Shortly before that IN his last PERIOD
of consciousness which ended about ;lO
o'clock he chanted the words OF the
HYMN, Nearer My God to Thee Then
| his mind began to wander and soon
afterward he completely lost conscious
ness. His life was prolonged for hours
by the administration of oxygen and the
President finally expressed desire to
be allowed to die.
In his last hour of consciousness be
asked for his wife: she sat by his side
and held his hand. He cunsoled her and
babe her goodbye. The doctors fell
hack into the shadows Of the room as
! Mrs Mckinley came through the door
way. The strong face of the dying mar
lighted up with FAINT smlie as men
hands casped. She sat beside MIN ahc
held his hand. Despite her pnysica
weakness she bore up braYely under the
ordeal.
IL was a long leave-taklng, and finally
they carried her half faintlng to mel
room. They are watching over her anx
jously. They fear the effect OF the sew
eriug of bonds which were so close anc
upon which was so dependent
News Of what was happening wen
downstairs and out iuto the street. l
was received everywhere with tears.
'.rhey are saying goodbye to eacl
other" people whispered in the streets
all along those crowded blocks near TIT
house.
Every one was thinking Of what theil
life had been, Of the intense, beautifu
devotion each to the other, OF what
tender. chivalrous lovcr-husband he was
A moment later all the Presidents fam
ilv were summoned TO his room. lie wal
unconscious then and could not recog
pize any of them, and they silently stood
by his bedside.
His friends and members Of thu
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-17

The story of the approaching emu Wss
told Friday as well as its could be from
all the conflicting dispatches.
Shortly after O'Clock the physicians
and nurses detected weakening OF the
beart action. The pulse tiuttered and
weakened and the President sank toward
collapse. The cad appeared to be at
hand. Restoratives we've speedily
applied-and the physicians fought the
battle with all the reserve forces OF
science. Actiou was immediate and de-
cisive. Digtilis and strychnine were ad-
uipistered and as last resort saline solu-
tiop was Injected into the veins AID 1t
was this solution, which saved Mrs Nc
Kinley's life at San Francisco. He
sank into quiet slumher, and as
the afternoon progressed hopes rose that
he could be pulled through the crisis
| and between and O'Clock the an
noupcement was made that if he could
survive the night he would live. But
soon after change for the worse came
and about $50 o'clock the administra-
ton OF oxygen ceased ana the pulse
grew fainter and fainter. lie was SINK
! ing gradually like child into the eter'
nal slumber. BY 10 O'Clock the pulse
could DO longer be felt in his extreml-
ties aud they grew cold.
For hours he lay in this state, with hi;
extremities growing colder and colder
and his pulse getting feebler and feeblel
until the end came.
Shortly after midnight the President :!
breathing was barely perceptlble Ill
pulse had practically ceased and the ex
tremities were cold. 1t was recognized
that nothing remained but the last strug
g!es and friends Of the family who hat
remained throughout the day began t
leave the house, not caring to be preseh
at the final scene.
DR. Janeway, the heart specialist. wit
had been summoned from New ork
arrived a little before midnight and pro
ceeded at once TO the bedside OF TN
President. An instant's glance toll
him the time had passed for hope, II
turned away, telling the assembled rela
tives and officials that the end was yer!
near.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-17

path or bullet GanSrensd for Full Le"e'h
an Inch IN Circumference = hih"sS'
Torn-PresidsntD Doomed From rirs-
No Science Could Have saved HIN
Gnngrsns Would Have OvsTho"s"
stomach, in One Day More.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-17

A, RntY.lo-yaIuable Experiments ana
O,scu.,,ons-The Crown Of An EAte"-
.iyS IRmUatXn.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-17

Euntnydor Mass,
To u Army and Navy Tablet Co. No II East 18th N
Dear Su-A short time ago received package of your Tai
them very much Enclosed please nd for which kindly
other package at once by mail May
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-21
A CASE Of /.
Many More Like If in
Scranton.

The following case Is but one of many
similar occurring daily in Scranton. 1t
Is an easy matter to verify It's correct
ness. Surely YOU cannot ask for bet
ter proof than such conclusive state
ments.
Mr. Frederick Davis. OF sos sumner
avenue, engineer at the Lackawanna
Iron and steel company. says. For
two years there was u gnawing pain
across my back. which bothered me
at night more than any other time. i
had TO lie In lust such q position in
order to take any comfort or enjoy
my nights rest. If | was not careful
in turning over sharp twinges would
catch me in the back and disturb my
rest. so that ! got up in the morning
tired and with my back so lame and
sore that | could hardly move about
The secretlons from the kidneys were
highly colored and contained sediment
one of the men at the works recon-
mended Doan'S Kidney Pills to me,
saying they had helped his father
when everything else had failed. |
sent to Matthews Brothers drug store
and got two boxes. Gradually the
pain in my back began to leave me
and when I had used the two boxes it
disappeared completely"
Sold for 50 cents per box by all deal
ers. Foster Milburn CO.. Buffalo, n.
y. sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name, Doan's. and
take no Other
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-21
DURYEA.

Special to the scranton Tribune.
Duryca, March 90 Michael Mcliugh, q TO.
spc,tcd citizen of Old Forge died at his late
home in that place Tuesday. The deceased was
30 years Of age aud has been suffering for two
years The deceased was held in high esteem In
this place \ requiem high mass will be cclc.
brat,l ia the Old Forge Catholic church anG
intcrmcnt in the Minookd Catholic cemetery tli'
morning The deceased was forncrly a resident
Of Ninocka and Is survived by widow and siv
children. namely: Mrs. James lannaway, James,
Hcrnard. Thomas. Esther and Kate McIlugh; also
hy three brothers and two sisters
Division No. -. Ancient order Of llibemians,
are arranging tr hold an entertainment and
dance at Mct,alfs hall Faster Monday, April 5.
The choir of the Brick Methodist Episcopal
church. will hold q grand entertainment in the
auditorium OF the church Friday evening. All
are cordially invited.
Miss Gertrude Ley slon, student IN the
Bloomsburg state Normal school, is spending her
vacation with her parents.
Miss Charlotte Brown. q student OF tho East
Stroudsburg state Npnal school, is also enjoy.
ing her Easter vacation at the home OF her
mother, Mrs. John Johns Of footc street.
James ". and Pdnsy steele, of Carhonddlc. are
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Carey, of Grove street
Paul Wiban has removed his saloon from hi'
former stand TO the Clcary place.
The funeral OF Genet, the infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Brown, tool, place yesterday.
Tntermcnt was made in the iaHgclH cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-21
SICHEL'S MADONNA.
One Thousand Copies of This Famous
Painting Received in Scranton for
Free Distribution.

one thousand platinum copies of
Slchels Madonna" l2RXl6la i'm size
nave been received in Scranton from
The Norman Litchy Mfg. Co, and are
now ready for free distribution. AS al
ready announced in The Tribune, these
pictures will be given away absolutely
free, as long as the supply lasts. to
each purchaser of one % cent box of
krause's Cold Cure or Krause's Head
ache Capsules. This is the most lib
eral and expensive offer ever made to
the people of Scranton by any manu-
facturer, and all persons desiring a
copy of this famous painting should
apply at once, before the supply is en-
hausted. to any of the following we'll
known druggists:
Matthews Bros, 434 Lackawanna
avenue.
Carl Lorenz, AIS Lackawanna avenue.
Charles T.. Chittenden. 5l9 Lacka-
wanna avenue.
Henry and John j. Brown. i02 :.
Washington avenue.
Sanderson's Pharmacy. Common
wealth Building.
j. J. Lotus. 237 Wyoming avenue.
Samuel J.. Foulke, 539 Linden.
NJ n. Eicke, 3i7 Adams avenue.
II. NJ. Cole, 1888 Capouse avenue.
&. Henwood & CO., 1900 n Main ave.
Howard f. Griffin, 1914 y. Main ave.
Geo. w. Davis, 103, 81 w Market St.
Clarence r. Shryer, 4O1 n. Main.
Myron Evans & Co., 224 \. Main.
Decker & Co.. 107 n. Main.
Geo. w. jenkins, 10l S. Main
John j. Davies, 100 $. Main.
David NJ. Jones, 512 $. Main
Mary a. Powers. 4li Cedar ave.
William Kornacher, 724 Pittston ave.
w. 5. Klonoski, 1905 Pittston ave.
ID. w. Humphrey, li1S Pittston ave.
Albert Schultz, 1902 Mulberry.
Geo. 5. Jones & Co.. 200 Prescott ave.
VIM. II. knoepfel, l0l7 n. Irving ave.
Oscar Ludwig, 107 S. Blakely street.
j. q. Bone q Co. 102 T.. Drinker ST.
+. i. McHale, 40i Elm street
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-21
TUNkHANNOCk.

Special to the Scranton Tribune
Tunkhannock, March 20-Mrs. JOS
eph Luce Is seriously i'll at her home
on Pine street with pneumonia.
Harry Welch, of Sayre, was visiting
friends and relatives in town on Tues
day.
The Baptist Young reopl.'s Union
Will hold a ten cent Q0c) social at the
home of Mr. Charles Borgess. on Har-
risOn street, this Wednesday evening.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
William Chichester, of BinghamJon, y.
Y, and Miss Gertrude May Rlch. Of
Camden. n. V, and also to w. J.. Wat
kins and Miss Mary +. Jennings, of
Lemon. Pa.
Mrs. Dean Sampson is confined to
the house with the grippe.
:. Judson stark, of Scranton, who
has been visiting his family at this
place since last Friday, returned to his
business in Scranton yesterday.
Charles Sisk, OF Factoryyillc, was
doing business in town on Monday.
Miss Nellie Billings IA student at
Wyoming seminary, spent Sunday
with her parents on East Tioga street,
Judge Frank NJ. Vaughn, of
Meshoppen. was doing business at the
court house on TUESDAY.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-21
1.-TWO Old Cronies.'

That extremely funny farce comedy. "fhc Two
Old Croncs," will he the attraction at the
Academy Of Music, commencing Monday. March
%. Crowded houses have invariably been the rule
when the 'Two Old Cronies' come to town. and,
Judging from the present indications and the
splendid comedy company Mr. Wills has got to.
gethcr, this visit will be no exception to the
rule.
Two Old Croncs" was built Tor laughing pur
poses and it has more than succeeded. 1t has
proved howlng success and bids fair to rival
The Parlor Match" 1t is better than any dose
of medicine the eminent physician could com.
pound. Last season it was mriously funny this
season it is better, brighter and wittier than
ever ii such thing is possible; at least, it will
he interpreted by the ccyerest comedy contingent
that brains and capital good bring together,
notable among them being the Raah Of Dutch
comedians. Frank VI. Wills, including James les
lie and Ia Fiesta in the prctiest act on the stage
entitled 'The Artists Dream"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-21
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
WYOMING SEMINARY.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Kingston, Pa. March 20.--The stu.
dents are rejoicing over the return of
Miss Russell. the popular teacher of
algebra, who has been away for sew
eral weeks.
Great excitement ran through the
halls yesterday morning when some of
the seniors found a Junior flag floating
over Commercial hail. But by the
boldness of the seniors it soon came
down,
The Athletic association will give
an entertainment in Nelson Memorial
hall Friday evening next The follow
ing will take part: Miss sadie Kaiser.
Miss Carhart Miss Lane, Mr.. Earnest
Bennett, the Independent Glee club and
the Amphyitton Banjo club.
a debate between the Lyceum of
Caznovia and the Independent society
will be given Wednesday evening, the
29th inst, in Nelson Memorial han.
Besides the debate there will be given
other entertaining numbers.
DR.. Wariield. of Lafayette college.
was a visitor at the seminary vester-
day.
Martin Christian. of Laceyville, has
begun the commercial course.
Harry Weatherwax of Cortland. ~
Y. and Mr.. Cass, of Orwell. Bradford
county, are among the new students.
Miss Nellie Billings has returned to
her home in Tunkhannock.
ID. T.. Allen has returned to his
home in Binghamton.
on account of the sickness of his
father, Ben sutton returned to his
home at Montpelier, VT.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-21
Sunshine of Dover Locks. "

May l'i,kc continues TO draw large crowds to
the Academy OF Music at each performance given.
Her plays are by far the best ever seen in this
city at cheap prices. The production Of ''The
Garrison Girl'' was indeed clever and their pres
cntation OF my Friend from India" will equal
the original production which was put on in
New York and was greeted with enormous sue
cess. Last evening the beautiful pastoral comedy
success, sunshine OF Dover Docks" was given
and met with instant approval on the part Of
the audience.
Miss May Fiske is certainly a very clever little
body, her versatility is remarkable, the fact
being proven by the manner in which she por.
trays the different roles in the various plays pre-.
sened. This afternoon My Friend from India
will lie the attraction and tonight "Forty.Ninc'
will he presented.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-21
TAYLOR.

The Ladies' Aid society Of the Pync and Arch.
bald Primitive Methodist church rendered sur.
prise party TO Mrs James Walker at the church
parsonage on Tuesday evening in honor OF her
birthday anniversary. large number of guests
were present and partook OF the many good
things prepared by Mrs. William Thomas. Mrs.
William Morgans and MIS-. Nash. Mrs Walker
the recipient Of many beautiful gifts. Those
present were: Mrs. William Thomas, Mrs. Ian.
der, Mrs. George White. Mrs. VI. A. Masters,
Mrs. William Scccy, Mrs. Richard Thomas. Mrs.
Daycy. Mrs. Thomas Evans, Mrs. Moss, Mrs.
lIowcllS, Mrs. John Hodge. Mr.. and Mr., John
Masters, Mrs. W. Whitehouso, Misses Emma Ian.
der. Martha Lander. Martha Reed and Edith Thorn.
Il, OF the Pync. Those present from the Archibald
were: Mrs. William Morgans, Mrs. s rinnock,
Mrs. Gets Mrs Kahn, Mrs. Joseph Chamber,
Mrs. George Chambers, Mr. u. Powell Mrs.
kaugher, Mrs Scybolt, Mrs. Majors, Mrs. {.
Frailcy Mrs. : Carey, Mrs. MCtCai. Mrs. II.
Frailcy, Mrs Walker. Miss Hazel Powell and Mr.
fanworth, George Fdrnworth and also Mr. Thos.
Evans Of Taylor.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Welsh Congrc.
gational church will conduct a ham and ilggot
social in the church basement on pay night, com.
mencing at $50 o'clock.
Pride Of Lackawahna lodge No. Is. American
Protestant association, elected the following Off.
ccrS at Tuesday evenings meeting for the cusr-
ing year: Worthy mistress. Mrs. Ellen Daniels
deputy worthy mistress. Mr.. John Thomas; as.
siStant recording secretary. Mrs Eliza Thomas
recording secretary, Mrs. Margaret Davis; fnan.
cal secretary, Mrs. Lydia Winterbun; treasurer
Mrs. Salle Williams; conducrcsS, Mrs. John E
Evans; assistant conductress Mrs. James Stone
inside sentinel, Mrs. Evan Davis: outside sentinel
Mrs. Charles Curtis; chaplain, Mrs. Sabina Fisher
representative To grand lodge, Mrs. John Rich
ards auditors, Mrs. Ann Evans, Mrs. John Cooper
and Mis-. John Richards.
The Young Mems Christian association band
will conduct their social tonight in Lleweyns
hall, where good time is assured.
All employees of the Taylor worSed and Lackl-
wanna silk mills are urgently requested to he
present at the business meeting in Basham'S hall
this afternoon at $50 o'clock, National Commit
tceman Fred Dilchcr, OF the United Mine Work.
crs. will he present to address the meeting.
The members OF the Methodist Episcopal sun.
day school and church choir are requested to
meet this evening in the Sunday school rooms at
$50 o'clock to rehearse Easter music.
Miss Beatrice Slnrucls, OF Oak street. was ten.
dered reception on Monday evening in honor
OF her sixteenth birthday. The usual party
mcntS were served.
The Taylor CrackcrjdckS challenge the North
End Stars to a game of basket ball at Wcbcr's
rink on Tuesday evening" March 90,
Mr. and Mrs. John r, Neccy. Of Main street,
are the guests OF friends in Jermyn for the past
few days
John II. Thomas, Of Union street, called on
Edwardsville friends the forcpart of the week.
Misses Eva Mu,sleman and Name Geary have
returned to their homes in Ransom.