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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-16
Respiration OF Plants.

Professor q. j. rcircc points out that the OBJ
jcrt of respiration in plants Is not ~ IN warm
hluoded animals the maintenance oil 4 certain
body Temperature, together with the product N
OF energy needed Tor doing work, but, as in cold.
bloodcd animals, simply tn" latter purpose, SAYS
the American Naturalist, The daStase formed IN
the terminating seed dissolrinS the starch de.
posted in the seed as a reserve food material
and converting il into sugar makes the reserve
food available for at least three purposes, Viz. I:
l. For the construction ri nitrogcnous com,
pounds candles and protcid); B. ior the ior'nl-
ion oi ,ellulose; .. Tor the liberation oi cnersy
by respiration, nutrition, and growth, The en-
z,lncs formed by the lower plants are also use,
ful in more WAYS than onei not the least i'm.
ro,tlnt Use being the conversion ui uonrcapiiabln
INTO rr,phable substances. The sulphur bacteria
Uicggiltol, Chromatum, etc,) obtain most II
not an, of thcir kineic energy hy oNldiling sui
phur cpmpound@.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-16
A Bird-Like Airship.

An English acro,lutical engineer, 7. Hugh B,S-
tin. OF London, is TO make an attempt 10. tl.c
DcutSch prize. This aerou.ut i'll his invention
has cmplatcd the movements OF birds while in
flight, thus following in the footsteps OF Lang.
ley. lIareraycs and Lilicntlhal. He practically
utilizeS huge wings tor driving his vessel through
the air. The wings are immense framework struc.
turcs, Suicietly rigid and strengthened to ov-r.
come atmospheric resistance, with covering Of
silk. The, winss OF iuns haze two movements
at right angles TO The direction oi flight precise.
" the same rs bird, with the same icsultS
The mont OF the machine is pointed SO that it
can readily clcave its way through the air. In
Nyiug The aeronaut ayaiS himself Of the o>c.
latin. movements Of nature.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-16
Number of Miles of Telegraph Wires
in Different Countries.

4 comparison of the mileage of telegraph line
and wire in operation in The United States and
Europe is interesting, says the Western Elcctri.
clan. The Western Union Telegraph company
has l?2. 1Oj miles OF line and ij; miles OF
wire; the Postal Telegraph Cable company has
oo,ss2 miles oi line and lA.033 miles OF wi,c in
the United States. This makes total OF '22,-
Isl miles of line and i,lls.0o6 miles of wire.
According to the latest statistics OF the inter-
national bureau of Bernc Switzerland. there is
in all Europe $4,000 miles Of line and l5Sj,26,
miles OF wire. The United States. therefore.
possesses over one.half rs much line all
Europe. and over two.thirds as much wire In
comparing the mileage OF wire to population,
America has one mile of wilc TO every - pc"-
sons; Great Britain and Ireland has one milo
to every $50 persons: Belgium, one mile to every
S?l PERSONS, and Switzerland has one mile 20
every 222 persons.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-16
A,,,,xuan

7HERE are not many towns of this
IL size that can boast of local
S musicians equal to the task of
acceptably presenting list OF
operas like Lohcngrin, Carmen,
ii Trar",orc. loli,nih". Bohemian Girl
and Patience. aud that it can be done
IN scranton is proof positive of the
advance that has been made in TINS
direction IN our city during the past
I'VE years. our amateurs demonstrate
ed pretty thoroughly three years ago
their ability In the line of light opera.
when they gave Gilbert X sullivan s
Merry fiondolinrs," and still again
last year in the op"ratir mclangc, Civ
on for charity. which everybody pro-
nounced as interesting an cntcrtain-
nent ms was ever presented by home
talent. This season they will climb
one round higher on ambitions ladder,
and on the evenings of November %.
23 and -, with II matinee on the %.
they viii essay the difficult music en-
bodied in the operas mentioned above.
AS in last winters performances
there will be- no opera given in its
entirety. but the most interesting
scenes and acts from each one, chang
ing in selections with each programme.
and the different operate scenes being
intersperSed with various dances,
grouping and pretty stage pictures. in
Producing the ballet of three ages, the
Geisha NiGdras. dancing girls. I; pa
triotic ensemble and an ccccntriluc
Furioso ,;anbol. This will give the
public a series of programmes oXcell-
ing anything ever held under local aus
pices.
Most of the old favoriteS will be seen
in new roles and many new aspirantS
for local fame will lend variety to Il
luost interesting entertainment.
The performances will be given un-
der the auspices and for the benefit
of the Hahncmann hospital fund. and
among those taking part are the menu
bers of the Madame Timbcrman-Ra
dolphs Recital club. many of the In
ternatiOnal Corresponding" school en-
ployoS and others not connected with
any peculiar organization.
The whole entertainment has been
arranged and will be under the direc
tion of Mrs. Henry T.. Dixie. who has
already been responsible for so many
Scranton successes in III" past. and
has been ably assisted in the musical
training of the performance by Mad
am Randolph, Mr.. Charles
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-16
A 6oo-Foot Waterfall in Hawaii.

The Bishop museum has an exploring parry
in the field surveying and measuring the rlin-
ial and water supply OF the honolulu rcgion in
order to determine whether it rs practicable 10
store water in the mountains and carry it 10
sugar plantations in fumes, The endowment
of the museum includes lands in kohalI and
IIamakua, on tho Island of Hawaii, in whica
are waipio and other gulchcs that extend from
The sea to the higcSt points Of tho kothlll
mountains. The party has made a number al
important geographical discoveries The sour,c
Of waipio river has been ioaud to be seyeyll
miles further NJ thc mountain than was sup.
posed and in waterfall that has one sheer all
Of GOO feet, and in lhi; exceptionally dry scS.n
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-16
Ancient MetallurgY.

Dr.. Helm, OF Dantzig. has analyHcd scNcla
samples ot bronze found in the exploration;
at Nusslr, the ancient Bahylonian city o
Nippur. lie ascertaincl that the ancient found
ers employed, in making bronze, not only tin
but animony we'll. The proportion ot anti
mony is larger in the oldest examples. Copper
is supposed to have been found in northwcs,
Arabia. Two heads Of almost iull sized calellc'
which were found by Professor Hil?rccht show
wonderful skill in the use OF metals. An ana
lysis showed the existence Of nickel in the cop
ucr.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-16

faction at the method Of dispensing. 10 say me
least it wa, a gross injustice to Herr Iiemhefser
and his splendid orchestra, let MS hope to do
better the nest time.
i. r. WLtkins Is more than busy Al b,. ,tlii,,
most ol his time being occupied giving lc,ssa
in VOICE production and artistic singing, A.
present he mas but lcw hours open Tor mo.i
pupils.
Tie mus, at the lIonesd4la teachers m.ltIs
was in charge ut ogr own J. r. Watkins Her,
is what the daily papciS said Of his work: "rha
best director aui the finest singing in the history
OF the institute, His singing in powerfully *.
plcs,iyn and has great ctaln and he is sr2I;
iayorilc with all. he was unanimously voted at
the last session oi The institute 10 be their drcc-
tor again na.t year.
Thomas H. Mile@, couoti,C OF Bslcr'> or, hes
TIA, aud formerly baudmlStcr of the Thirteenth
Regiment band has opened studio at lDs WNo.
ming avenue, where he NIL teach band in,tur
mcnI- -..
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-16

runs sooO.oOo gallons per day. The party Icach-
ci this waterfall only because OF the low water.
which permitted the explorers to ascend the hod
of the stream. The forest growth was nearly
impcnctiablc and the trail had TO be cut through
the tropical j,ngles. They were probably the
first white men TO sec this magnificent waterfall.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-16

Buffalo. is the guest Of Miss Anna
Buck. Miss Barker is soprano sing
cr Of unusual ability.
The marriage of Miss Alice peck,
daughter of Cashier w. IT, Peck. OF the
Third National bank, to Mr. Frank
a. Kaiser, was an event which inter-
ested prominent residents OF the city
OH Tuesday evening. The wedding re-
ception was attended by more than
two hundred guests. MIR. and AIrs.
Kaiser arc spending their honeymoon
In the south.
Lewis Mosser of Philadelphia aud
Miss Ethel Lee of Thompson. Pa. We're
married by Rev. George A. Cure at the
Methodist parsonage, North Main ave-
nuc, Thursday evening. The groom
represents an old family in the city Of
Brothcrly Love. The bride is a daugh-
ter of Henry Lcc, a we'll known busi-
ness man. residing near Thompson.
The new home is to be In Philadelphia.
The News Of Ithaca, y. y. on We'd
ncsday had the following concerning
the marriage of Edward T.. Ncttleton
of this city and Miss Josephine Sisson
of Ithaca, who is sister of Mrs. T..
-. McGowan of this city:
, magnificent wedding was sclonni,cl in thr
lir.t Presbyterian church last evening when
Miss Josephine Sisson. OF this city, became ihc
vito OF Edward L. Nettlcton. oi scranton, IA.
The chanccl was beautifully trimmed with palms
and white chlysanthcmumS tho light oak ot the
Ciiurch forming All elective background to the
green and white Of the plants. A. $50 O'Clock
Tie bridal party, to the strains %! Iohcngtin'
wedding march. came slowly down the ccntc
aisle. the bride on her fathers arm. At the al
FAR they were met by the Rev j. i. FitsGhcn.
jr.. who performed the ceremony
The bride WAS prcttily sowncd in white liberty
satin, trimmed with Duchc.sc lace. sac wore 4
bridal veil and carried ,yhitc roses Tie maid
Of honor was Miss Edith Hill. OF scranton. She
wore white embroidered net over pink silk. and
carried pink chrysanthcmums. The bridesmaids
Miss Marie Nctlcton and Miss katherine Ncttlc.
ton were also beautifully gownol in white point
d'Csplit over pale green silk. The best man Wi'
Edward A. Nc,tlcton, OF Toledo. and the 'shets
were DR.. IordhIm, George Iithrop and Jane
Gciihar, oi Scranton. and William Ssson. OF
this city. They were a,tired in the conventional
suit ot black. THE "Angrls Scrcnade' wa.
played softly during the service.
\ wedding supper to about thirty ot the neal
friends and relatives was given at the Sisso'
homc No. 81: North Tioga street. Immediately
after the church service. The happy young couple
lett amid the usual showers OF rice on the iehl@I
Valley at ii.2O o'clock, Tor trip through tho
south.
Mrs Nct'lcton IS one ot lthlca'S popular and
attractive Young women. she IS the daughter o
Frank Sis,on. a retired merchant The groom
l.. I. Ncttlcton, is Il leading young business mar
,f Sar,pi and M ed in the firm y. 4,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-16

SCIENTIFIC SALAD

'lnaccuratc knowledge Ia a dangclous thing,
So in all things let MS be accurate.
Reader. ~ the Salad would greatly aid me
in my task hv asking questions mot ncccs,.
sarily for puhlcatiori. which " possible. wit
he answered in full IN all catly issue OF tn,
Weekly salad and their receipt acknowledged
Immediately hy mail. All such communities
,iuns must, however, az a matter Of course,
hear tho writer's correct name and address,
as otherwise they cannot I've taken into con-
sdcration.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-16
The Onconta Star thus pleasantly t"lIs
OF Il wedding Of interest to Scranto'll-
ans and which took place on the "tn.

OF n wedding OF interest to Sclanto,ll-
ans and which took place on the "th.
In 4 pretty wedding ceremony at tho McthoiiSt
Episcopal church. Saturday evening, at 5 o'clock,
Willis Dana Sweet and Miss Emma Ludwig, ni
scranton. Pa, were united in holN mailnno'N,
by Dr. ]. -. Sweet, assisted hy Dr. I. +. Hall,
rlcsiiiu. elder ol the Dnoontl district lhe
church was prcttily decorated with ground pine.
chrysaMthcrnums and pottcd plants and a. tho
strains OF l.nhcugrin's wedding march timely
played by Miss Ethel NcDC7nott. pca"l forth,
the r,shcrS. Charles T.. sweet, a brother ot the
groom and Howard Williams ot scranton. Pa,
entered the clnrcn. They wcrc followed by the
bride and groom, who were unattended.
The bride was hcccmingy Sowncd III oxford
gray, heavy material, trimmed with nartcn I'M.
The stvlish Jacket WIS trimmed with martcn nr.
enhanced with belt and collar OF d"rc'colored
velvet, The hat, Of dovc.colorcd velvet. bright
crci with cherry velvet, WAS also trimmed with
fun Tic groom wore a snit appropriate 10 the
occasion
During tho ceremony. so, PromS" Nc, by
DcKoycn, was softly played. The bridal couple
made their responses distinctly and soon tho
.olc,nntv was broken by the joyous strains OF
McuirsSoim'a march.
After informal congrat ulationS had been show
cred upon the happy couple at the pLTSoIagc, am
uer was clahoratcly served. The guests were
relatives OF the bride aud groom and the orra-
sion WAS one that will 1--we pleasantly III inc
memory oi those present.
The groom il the youngest sun OF Or. ana
Mrs J. b. sweet and is universally liked or MS
genial and manly bearing lie Is a representative
OF j. D. Williams & Bro. OF Scranton HIS at.
tra.,iyc and talented bride is the dauchcr OF
Mr. aud Mrs. Oscar Ludwig. OF D'Innofr' all" Is
nlghlv esteemed for h'r excellent qualities. shc
l., so!oi,t IN the Dnnmorc fresbyteriln rhnIch
choir. Returning TO scranton, Mr.. aud MIS-
S.o,t will reside nj the corner oi Court street
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-16

Mrs. II. w. ltingsburN has issued in
viiHtions to II card party for next We'd
ncsday afternoon
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-16

The third of the parlor talks by Miss
Susan T.. Dickinson will be given at the
residence of Mrs. Il. j. Bcnncll, on Fri
day afternoon next. November -. at 4
o'clock. The subject will be Assyria
ana later Babylonia--thc two being in
cXtricably connected
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-16

The second Informal dance of tn.
Electric city Whcelmen will he held
mt the club house on Tuesday evening
next. Dancing from $50 To |. O'clock.
Invitations have been issued to Il large
number of friends of the club.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-16

Buffalo, is the guest Of Miss Anna
Buck. Miss Barker is soprano sing
er Of unusual ability.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-11

settlementof government land. This
they do under the pains and penal
ties ofof perjury and forfeiture Of
whatever they so w.ongfullY ac-
quire. Each name sent in to be ac-
eompaned by photograph Of the
applicant, with name and address
plainly written thereon. This is
placed in the hands Of modern de-
.eetiye When the date for re-
ceivine names is closed and rec
ord Of number of names made,
have the lands and lots properly
designated, written or printed and
PLACED in one wheel, and the names
and addresses OF boni iide settlers
in another wheel. Such wheels as
we're used at the drawing in Con-
yention hall in Kansas City two
years ago would answer we'll; have
secretary and clerks under oath to
keep proper record, with tEo boys
to revolve and take from the vari-
ous wheels names and their allot-
ments'
II the names with addresses are
in excess Of the prizes. blanks
should be added to the wheel con-
tanning the lands and lots equal to
the number Of names sent IN. Thus
equipped, a name is drawn from
one wheel, and a lot or piece Of
land or a blank from the other, an
entry Of which is made opposite BY
the cleaks in book provided for
the purpose, which becomes there.
after an important record.
Respectfully submitted with a
thought only for the public good.
BY most respectfully, your coun-
.-FRrp A. SowERs IL Wiehi
"a Eagle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-11

A Topeka man lost a small opal
set out Of his ring and went to the
jewelef to have It replaced. Re-
turning home be found the lost set,
putting it in his mouth for safe
keepiEg, hurried back to the
jewelers. TO have that set used in
stead Of new opal. Rushing lnto
the store be said: "say, I've found
the old set, so don't use that neA
one" He attempted to remove
the stone from his mouth, gave q
gulp, cooked sheepish. and said:
Il guess you'll have TO use the
new stone"
That man needed a bottle OF DR.
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Sold by
Z Howard.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-11
DENNIS FLYNN At WORK.
Making Every Effort for
Statehood at the Pres
ent Short Session.

Washington, d C., Jan o.
Wtat promise 10 be an extremely
important meeting OF the house
c mmittee on territories will be
held tomorrow. Delegate Flynn
Of Qklahoma's statehood aud win
ask the committee to max e q
favorable repnrt on the bill. The
indications are that be will be
successful aud that the commit
tee win take favorable action.
Itis likely that the statehood
bills f0r New Mexico and Arizona
will also be taken up this session.
Considerable pressure has been
brought 10 bear from the latter
territories TO have the committee
take such action as will admit
these territories. The Ex-Gov.
nor Murphy Of Arizona, has been
during the entire session with
that object in view. Il is practi.
cally agreed, however, that nei-
ther bill in behalf Of these terri
tories shall embarrass the
chances Of the Oklahoma bill. If
the committee sees ft TO report
that alone. In the event that the
bin is reported ~ this session, il
is hoped that the speaker viii
give Mr Flynn an opportunity 10
put the same cn It's passage be-
fore the house. The friends Of
the ueasure are hy no means
saaguine that auy statehood bin
90 through at th session 81 con
gress but 3 strong Effort lu that
direction will be made
Delegate Flynn win also urge
tAe committee On public lands %
iis meeting on "Wednesday to re-
pef cnhit ihe aii pre cria.
ing details ia relation % iha ero.
posed opening ~ .he biowa aao
Iomancle reservation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-11

which Oklahoma land offices have
been crowded, and who knows how
frequently the charge Of soonerism
was true, and how the sooner often
times won out BY a conspiracy Of
perjHry, understands the injustice
which results from the "race'' plan
Of opening and which will result
again II 1t is adopted in the case Of
the Kiowa reservation.
Neither Congressman Flynn nor
the department al Washington fa-
vor tie race, and both are seek
ing for some new and just manner
iD which to eliminate the mob and
unfair features u the scramble.
This is what Mr.. Sewers OF this
city is trying to avoid. The fol-
lowing Is his plan as set forth in a
letter to the secretary Of the inte-
rior;
Wichita, Kan. Jan. Z. l9ol.-To
Secretary OF the Interior, Washing
ton, d. o.:
Honored Sir; use this method
in my capacity as an American cit
izen 10 make a suggestion, brought
out BY an article going the rounds
OF western newspapers and caption
ed, agent Randlett opposes settle
ment BY sprintiug," as per enclosed
clipping, which clipping does not
e~en in a small way tell the story,
aside from the barbarity and kill
ings, Of the injustice Of the run
method, whereby practiced horse
men, cowboys and adventurers get
all the best land and lots, and often
fJr second and third time, by use
of numerouss subterluges and aliases
while llc young farmer, farm band
widow, moid, and especially the
middle aged and homeless woman
or man stand no show whatever.
/ have lived on The frontier for
over ihiriy-fve years, coming west
from Canton, Ohio, while yeta boy;
have therefore been witness 10
several settlements upon the pup.
lie domain. Asa consequence have
given the subject some thought.
and therefore advocate as being
blameless As compared, and abso-
lutely fair, an Opening" so to
speak, as follows;
Advertise generally for a speci-
fed time. that all who desired to
become boni fled settlers upon the
lands 70 be settled. must send in.
undcr affidavit. their names and
addges, with the declaration under
oath. that they have never before
"pioved up any government land:
that they ere Ameican citizens. etc.
entirely able to fulfill tie legal ic-
quirements Of all laws relating to
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-11
Cutting ofPasses.

Railroads Agree to Refuse Trans
portation to Shippers.
Two clauses Of especial interest
are included in the Western pass
agreement for 1901, which went into
effect last Tuesday. One is in ref.
erence to the issuance OF free trans
portstion to business men and ship
pers as directors OF local auxiliary
companies. and the other prohibits
the giving Of passes or refunding
of fares to buyers OF i've stock.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-11

YOU TAKE NO cHAECEs when
suffering with cold, LagrIppe, or
Neuralgia by taking Bromoline. as
it will cure any case in one day.
All druggists are authorized TO re-
fund your money in any case it
tails to cure. Price 25 cents per
package. Remember the name,
Bromoline. Nov9 ly
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-11
- ~ crEI-INLs

tea a. soesrs q Ills c.f las
submitted io the eegelm1 81 lhe n-
teuor plan iog opening the Klo.
W. ant Comaache country end s'-
tAel ta H.aa or o-e derived fom
il may bc u.ed "a distributing tie
lands m that country, which Is not
e. open for settlement iaieg ihm
August 6.h. neNa as provided ly
law
As swell known. tue department
ct Washington does not look favor.
ablg upon any proposition e eca-
tina the old method s. wb.la lhe
Cherokee strip 0khaoma morsf.
the kiekapoo and other lsn1 were
opened tia. uas by getting 90
prospective settlers up oa line,
nrIng a pistol st mga noon and let-
ting ,he whole maiiltuae scramble
for claims. ANY eae she ever saw
such a rush. as oas uAo las q
knowledge os Ae contests with
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-11

Uncle Sam nov owns another
island in the Pacific ocean. It is
situated in the harbor Of San Luis
d pru, in guam, and will be used
for a cosllng station. 1t contains
1870 acres and cost $1,000.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-11

We have sold out and have our
Office with r w Shepherd second
story Of the HollingswOrth brick.
If you owe US call and pay up. If
we owe you present your bill and
get your money.
ERWIN s. MoCAMPBELL.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-11

Get your Souvenior Indian pic
lures at Irwln's Photo Gallery the
largest collection in the Indian
Ter.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-11

Beer is now being made from oats.
Hereafter under certain cIrcumstan.
ces it will be proper to refer to a
man also as feeling his OATS
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-11

Go to W Mattox for al kinds Of
feed, DRY COOK WOOD and
HEATING WOOD cut any length
and delivered to your house or
place Of business, Corner Of
Chickasha Ave and 9Th street.
Phone 81.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-11

Call at the oil mill for cotton
seeds hulls, meal and cracked
cake. They can supply you