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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-21

Gs mar iebr i9per. bic Slider gu
iibcrSeusen, baB er Re6t babe, aber
f9lieblid bradte er es bod fertig;
benn er fannie feline Ranoer uno
pubte nit ibnen sn reben. @ls bic
Wdnner en6lid fort paren, mar es
ipiebsr cine WeiIe san5 fin. Gitd idb
uuf ibrem Stu1l unb belt bic 9dnbe
por bas @eiidt, unb Der Pfarrer lab
ben 6remben an unb pdrtete, baB sr
etpus iagen ionte.
Der Srembe fling bsnn fdliebltd
audi an sH fpreden. Qnfangs itotterte
er Stpur elm bis6en, aber bdnn ging
es sun5 gut. Gr faste 5uerit, bab CT
hem Bfarrer febr bantbur mare unb
ME ~persefIen piirbe. mas er fir Jpn
an bieIem 4benbe setban. unb bann
la9te er nod, bub er Qitd 5tpdr iebr
germ babe, aber gu Ieiner Srau t0nne
er lie ME MAIDEN. Sas gtnge ni4t;
benin erItlid piirbe feline Samtlie es
ME Sugeben, unb stpeitens bate er
Idon cine 8raut, unb bic biirfe er
ni6t perlaHen. gr mare INNER elm
gbrenmann sepeIen unb piirbe es
au9 bleiben.
Der gfarrer faste bierauf ni9t
piel, aber am dnbern Morgen gang
frii6, als bic Come taum dufgesanz
gen mar, itteb elm Boot ab BON Der
Sniel, burin fab Der Srembe nit iets
mem gdnsen 9epdd. Serpfarrer fab
aud BARN, unb Der Iange &laas unb
nod Sipei unbere Slider ruOerten.
sic iouten ben GERM anT bic nGdite
Smell bringen, bon tpp er nit benz
9ampfer tpeiter fabren polte, sic
batten sipar perIpro6en, ibm ni6ts
gu tbun, aber Der paftpr bielt es bod
fir geratben, mit5ufabren, benn bic
Slider faben nidt aus, ais piirben
fe germ Dort bdlten.
Qm dnberen Gage, uls bic brens
nenoe 4benbrDtbe port ben Wur3eln
unb StGmmen her Bdume beruui,
b6ber unb bOber geItisgen mar, binuuf
Bis su ben fliiIternben Wipfeln, fam
Der Yfarrer pieber beim. Srduben
in Der See bate er Elm Boot &tel pben
treiben ieben, unb nm Stranbe i'm
DaFer lag etipas 0untles. limb als
Der pfarrer nabe senug berangetoms
men mar, fab er, bab bieIes ettpas
feline Sodter mar. 8ieaei4t bate lie
binausfabren polsn, nm aIein bic
Serrli6teiten gu fu9en, BON benen
Der 5rembe i6r eraGblt bate. ba er
fe ni9t bate mitnebmen polen, uno
ibre &raft mar gu i6pa9 gepeIen.-
limb lpenn iebt bic alien 2eute uuf
aunD cine traurise 9eIdidte er3G6len
pplen, 10 fdn9en fe an: IS lam
einmul elm 5rsmber mad RunT, Der
mar Elm Serenmeifter. -"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-21

flung elmer tiinItlifen @lieberuug Der
Ratur bur9 G~rfirbung Der SaiGe unb
bes Gorietts eeIfeben. Dieter 9es
bdntengane babe. meint prof. Pfibner.
ettpas ungemsin gsitehenoes; benin er
itimme 70 reht gu Der fpeSifiIGen Ras
tur bes Weibes, nit eliidlifem Snz
itintt unb anssbcrener prattiffer Be-
9abuna bas nG9ltlisgenbs, einfddIte
unb auslei9 ~rationelIte Mittel gu
pGblen. Sdabe nur, 6ab er troB
allsbem fali9 tit. Weit ebsr t0nnte
man annebmen, baB bic @init@t DOH
ieuem argebli9en Sd6nbeitsftbIer CUR
Grfinbung Der bpben abfGBe, Der
St0deli9uf gefiibrt babe. qbsr au9
bupon fam feline Rsbe fein. @uf
@runb umfdngrsider MeFunsssrsebs
niFe fibrt profeFor pftBner Oielmebr
ben Na6tpeis, ben er iiberraidenb unb
fir ben mdnnlidsn @igenOiintel nit
Reht bef6dmenb nennt, bab BEL eleis
der Staiur bas 9erbdltnib 5tpiI9en
StammlGnge unb gcinldnse bel beibsn
@eidIe4tern bas gleide, bas Neib alfo
in bieIem puntt ebenIp IGon propors
tionirt tpie Der MGnn iet. 9ds beige
a!io: Die 9liebsrung Der &Dtperz
ldnse in Stammldnge uno 9einidnge
ipirb ausI6liebi9 bur6 bic Statur bsz
einfluBt, unb 1T pom @tI6leht Ourds
aus u%na6bdRgig." 9amit 1T Der Rrf
bss pei6lifen 9eIdledts aIs bes Id0s
nen 9erettet, bic felt Sabrtauienosn in
Wort unb Bib cplportirte 8erlcums
buna bes peiblifen @eidle6ts, es
babe gu furSe 8eine, enbli9 uno enos
giiltig piberlegt, unb GorIett uno
StDdelf9ube, peihem llmitdnbe lie
au9 lire @ntItebung perbdnten mosen,
ais rMittel our @pripiegelun9 faIi6er
Sbatfaden" tOMen lie nidt mebr auss
qe9eben fperben. Sb es nidt bsI6ds
menb lit fir bic 8iinFtler, QeItbetiter
unb pbiloIopben, buB crit Elm 4natom
unb 4rst tommen mubte, um ibnen
bieie ftinarSgunise unb ielbitiibers
bebenbe &eberet nad5utpeiIen, bleibe
babin9eTteLt, ebenIo ipie bic peiters
Trdge, OF ntdt aud arf mun9 dnocrm
@ebtete fir ale brei Tpl6 cine drstli6e
BebanbIuns mon6mol gang al gebt DIT
pGre. gl6er Der @erfdHer lit offenbar
mebr @natom als IrSt, benn %anItatt
bic Wunbe, bic er perurIu6t, nit Linz
benz Balkan 81 beitreihen uno nit
fainter Sanb gu %bsrbinben. piiblt er
barin berum, inbem er Dem BON tbm
rebabilitirten tpei6li6en 8eI6lefte
folgenbe, lin Stiie bes groBen Srunts
furter 9bitoIopben unb Weiberfeinoes
db9efaBte gbrenertldrung" abgibt:
,Tur cine bur6 babitueae S%el6Ittpeiba
rdu6erung erSeugte seiitige RicOtins
beraiftunq fonnte beim mGnnlidjen Sis
aenbiintel cine 10 9ea9rabi9e 8eIihts>
felosinenguns berporrufen, bdB er bic
Goatommenbeit Der peibIi6en 96Onz
belt ni6t in i6rsm ganSen llmfange gu
iiberI6duen permpfte uno i%nfo!geoeIs
fen bas 8ein oes Meibes als gu tlNa
ertldrte." limb bieIem Babrbeitss
Ipru6, BEL beIIen Sormulirung S9os
penbauer pirtli6 nit 9robem Slide
nabgeabmt porben, fiigt 9fiBner nun
uls SeIammtersebniB ieiner 5cri9ung
fulgenOen uns MGnnsr bO9it bei4d.
member SAB binau: p9as B:ib bat
poblproportirnirte geine; es bat nidt
10 a~ffenartiq LANCE 4rme ipie Der
Mann; es bat einen Sierliaen &opt,
mtnoer porItebsnbe 9%cdentnoten uno
elm obaerunbeteres Geft9t; nit einem
Dorte: Bel homo sariens Lime re-
prGientirt unbeitrsitbar bds Wetb bas
vI9Dne @ei4Iedt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-21

= 9ererit tie Ginbrud. @as
ter: rRun, pauGd. pie mar ber erite
@inbrud, ben Define Gouiine auf Did
ma9te9" Sudter: rPapa. ie bat eli
men enlightenment 9ut!"
absebdntt. ngea, !Serr
Gdmitt, polen Sic iid nift aud
balb p~srbeirotben2 Sd babe nod cine
Sp6ter iibris." - Sir llebriggebIie.
benes bants id."
- Sebr rt9tig! Si6ter:
.SSerr Dirsttor, baden sic Rd9iidt
nit msinsm 2uitfpisIs, i'd f6rsibe ni9t
fpegen bes Sonordrs, fonbern gu msiz
mem 8ergniigen." Sbeater : Director:
Damn beoaure i9. ablebnsn 5u miisn;
sic foIeH nidt su Sbrem, Ionbern gu
bss 9ubIitums @~ersniiseR fdreibeu!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-21

@runb ee6abt mag. ionbern lie bat
has gana heitimmte 3ieI, bic anoeren
9inoer ats &nehte, bic eisenen als
ssreie unb @rben bebanbelt gu piFen;
ni6t @rauIamteit. fpnberu felbffiits
tige 9erednung lit es, mas tie treibt.
Sieraus eraiebt iih audi. ipesbalb
bon Dem bpien Gtlefpdter nl9t gelpro@
den piro, benn bic Srau tonnte aud
in ben a~lteIten perioben unierer 8ors
Seit ni9t mebrere WlGnner 5uslei4 has
ben (baB Die ppIpaHbrie bel anoeren
86ltern berri9t unb geherrfdt bat, tit
betdnnD = unb tpenrt Elm Wtann cine
Wittpe beiratbets, 10 blisben ibre Rtn'
Der BEL ibrem Batter oper ibrem eriten
Manne 5uriid, pber Der Stiefpater mar
ip~enigItens nidt in Der Gage, an ibrem
@rbre4t unb ibren Stanbesre6ten irs
senb etipas gu f4mdIern.
@ls ipdter bic @ielpeiberei (bie Bel
benz Gintritt Der 9eutT9en in bic Ses
I6i6te nod in einselnen 8eilpielen
nddgetpieFer ii) ni6t mebr OOrtam
unb bic Re9te Der &inber genau GEE
reeelt iporen, ba muBten bic alien @rs
Sdblungen 10 u%mgeGnbert percen, oab
lie ben 3eit9enOien peritGnoli3 fpurs
ben.
Vie ueberlieTcrun9en aus unIerer
eigenen 9pr3eit limb 10 biirfttg, baB
mir aus ibnen a1ein 81 bieIer Grs
tlGrung ni6t tommen tDnnten. @btr
bic Sample sirtiGsn ben Srauen aeisen
fi6 BEL alien @islpei5erst treibenber
80ltern in entIpre6snper Weiie, unD
aus beren 9eobaftung getpinnen mir
bic MDglt9teit, nit einiger Si9erbeit
audi alf unTere @orSeiten gu f9lieBen.
Die betdnnteiten unb lebrrei6ften
8eiTpisls giebt uns bic bibiif6e @ss
f6idte. Sara Itest iiber !Sagar uno
8eturd. Die cine ipirb nit ibrem
Sobre Ssmael aussetritbsn, I'm ibm
bas grbre9t gu entSiebeu; bic 8tnOer
Der dnbersn ircrben NIT @eT9enten
abgefunben un0 gum WegSieben ssz
n6tbist, pdhrenb Siadt bas 9ut Ieis
mes 8dters I6pn Bel 2ebSeiten erbGlt.
@nberIeits iperben i'm !SauIe Satobs
bic &inber Der Sflaptnnsn beneu Der
freien Srauen sleidseiteat, dber re9ts
lid ni9t ais &inber Der eigenen Miitz
ter, ionbern 2eas unb Rabels bcban'
belt.
Did. @inri6tuns gilt iibrisens nod
beutigen Cages in G6iud, po 9leias
fans bic ainDer Der Nsbsnfrauen nidt
ibre pirtIi9en Miitter, ionbern bic
Sduptfrau bes @aters ala Mlltter aRs
sufeben unb 81 Oerebren baben.
8et ben Mp6ammeoanern, ipelde
feline Sauptfrau baben, iinb dlle Sim
Der bss Sausberru frei unb erbbsre4s
tiet, pbne ais &inoer elmer anoerea
Srar gu selten. SIT bic Mutter cine
StIapin bes @uters, 10 tann lie nt4t
mebr pertduft tperben uno betommt
nu6 benz Sobe oes Sausberrn bic
Sreibsit. Sn Der praris lit bic SteIa
lung berStIapin, pelde elm Sinh 9ea
boren bat, nod nett better. Die tiirtis
fdeu SuItdne baben felt mebrerea
Sd6rbunberten iiberbaupt feline
Srauen, Ionbsrr nur Stldbinnen.
Mlan ertennt lei6t, bab bic Srulen
unIsrer @orfabrsr ft9 seeen cine iolde
beporSuste Stelung Der Stldpinnens
timber eeitrGubt baber, unb baB aus
ben bdmit ferborseruFenen &dmpfen
bic Mdr8en BON Der bOIen Stiefmutter
entitanOen iinb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-21
DIE bole Sttefmutter.
Ron Or. RarI Srieorids.

60 oft elm Manr, benz bic Satin
friib beritorbeR 1T, ii4 i'm SntereEs Der
perpaiiten &inOer gum ~stpsiten MaIe
per9eirdtbet, entftsbt bic @eTabr, bab
Die &inber, bur9 Oas Spri9ipprt bon
neer bOien Stiefmutter" Gneitli9 9es
madt, Der neuen Wtutter nit einem urts
belle9baren MiBtrduen entge9sntoms
men, 10 bdB felbit banr, ipenn bieIc
ibre PfIi9ten nit Der grGBter @epiIs
ienbaftigteit na45utommen bsreit 1T,
cine Spdnnur9 entite5t, bic entlpeoer
i~iberbarpt ni9t Ober nlr nit Der grDbs
ten 2iebe uno @ebulb beiiegt tperben
fam.
Dir ale pifen fO9, bab bic
n5remOe" ni9t INNER nliebeleer an
peripdiiter SiItte fd1altet", tpie es in
Der nSIOde" beiBt, baB eine Stiefmuts
ter niat nur gepifenbuft unb pfli9t>
getreu iein lam, icnbern aud oft in
einem auBerorbentli9 ber5Ii9en Der
bGltniB gu ibren Gtieftinoern itebt,
felbit penn lie eigene Sinber bat, unb
felbit penn bic &tnber nit benz ei9ez
nen Batter ni9t auf benz beften Subs
fteben. limb ipenn aud oft 5pif9ea
naben a~ngebOtisen bic tiefsretfsnbftcn
3eripiirfni6e portommen tOnnen, unb
penn aid serabe bic Steluns ber
Stiefmutter gu Iol6en 3erpiirfniFen
Dielfa9 ben anlab geben Tam, 10 ents
ipri6t bod Der ungemein bdufige gea
brau9 ipri9tpDrtlifer Rebensdrten, in
benen rftiefmiitttrIid bsfGn6eln" ges
rabe 10 bieI bsbeutet tpte f6ledt bebans
beln, nidt Der @rfa6rung bts 2ebsns
in Der beutisen 3ett, unb es 1T Dor
alien 9iusen ni6t ertldrt, tparum inns
mer II bon Der Stiefmutter unb mic
BON benz Stiefpater bic Rebe lit.
Sas Spri1port BON Der bDIen
Stiefmutter muB alio in anberer
WeiIe ertIdrt lperben, unb 5tpar ges
i6i9ttid. @ie Idnse bic ssI9i9tli9en
lleberlieferangen ii9 i'm @oItsmunbs
balten, Seigcr uns am beiten bic bon
ben 8riibern Grimm geIammelten
MGrfen, bic gum Sbsil na6peisli9
aus Iebr alter 3eit %sntitqmmen, unb
seruoe bieie baben aud iebr bel oaSu
beigetrdgen bds Wort bon Der bOien
Stiefmutter lebenrtg gu erbaIten.
Wir miifen Suriidareifen in cine
febr ulte 3eit, mo es Dem Manne ess
ftdttet mar, mebrere Ssruuer Suglei9 su
baben, uno tpo bic Re6te Der 6rauen
uno Der &inoer nod ni9t bur6 be-
ftimmtes @eieb pber Sertpmmen feIt
georonet paren. Wenn mai bdneben
tsriidiidtigt, bab es inter ben 5rauen
nod per16iebens Ransitufen ssben
%fonnte, bab es uuBer ben bonbers9tigs
ten Srduen nod 8ehspeiber qab, bic
fo9ar benz Gtdnbe Der llnfreien ans
9eboren tonnten, 70 ergiebt es fiG obns
tpeiterss. baB 5pifhen ben mebreren
uebeneindnber lebenhen Srdlen elm ers
bitterter &dmpf entIteben mubte, BEL
benz es iid ni6t nur nm bic perIonlide
@iferTudt banbelte, fonOern aud um
bic 6ruee, pelde &inber dls ebenbiirs
tis unb erbberedtist dnsrtannt perben
foaten.
Die .b6ie" Stiefmutter 1T aITo ni6t
bic Ra9folserin, ipnbern bic Rsbsns
bublerin Der leibli6en Wutter. Die
Stiefmuttsr mill ben &inbsrn Der an.
beren 6rau ni6t cine unbeItimmte
!6le9te 9ebunoluHg gu tbeil fperben
taiien. poau lie oft aenue tsinsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-21

SdneIIe @anbuns.
@%erle9er: rgber pdrum tpuIsn sic
benn Sbre 8rofdiire ~Das &e9t oss
Wunnes" aus benz 8u6banbel Sisbsn,
Serr Doctor9" 9as Ding finbet ia
einen briGanten 2tbIaB!" Doctor jur.:
nSd pifen Sic : i9 babe %inStpiz
ihsn aeheirathet!"
-8erbeffert. 2ebrer: SIRIUS
lein Grna. Der QufIaB, tpelden sic
mir bd dbaelisfert baben, lit ia Der
reinite 9l0biinn!" Sdulporiteberin:
.glbsr, Serr Doctor! sic beraefer.
sic limb in elmer bObsrsn SO6ters
Idule!!" 2ebrer: rS9On. alIo bObss
rer 8l3biinpi!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-21
Ibenofrieocn.
Bon 8. ectbis.

Der glbenb Iintt, itia pirb bic Groe,
0ur9's Sbai bic 8etSeit9lpde tlingt;
Sn &u6' iif loft bes Gags geIdpsrOe
$50 nidt Elm SerS in RDtfen ringt.
8 Menfdenbers, benz es beidieben,
gu leiben obne 9Rait unb Rub
@enn rings bie'grbe rubt in 6rieoen,
Ringit frisblos nit Dir ieIber 9u.
0ein 2eiben iilt tein 9et5eitlduten,
&ein G6enbitern blintt Seiner Na6t-
9ebulb! Iu9 Dir piro Ii4 bereiten
@init zines Qbenbiriebens Md9t!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-21

Sine iunse Dame, bic eben aus benz
penIipnat in bic Setmutb SurUitebrte,
nplte ibrem 8riiberdsn gu SauIe etne
tlsine 5reube MAIDEN. Sic sing in eis
men 8a5ar, in Der abfi9t, einen
rSanspurit" gu taufen. 9d Der rbDz
ber.n Sodter" aber bds Dort rSanss
prrit" gu ssmein mar, fprberte lie sum
grsOben Der llmitsbsuoen elm : $50
bannespiiritGen".
New-York tribune., 1901-03-25

He served under General Woodbury. in the Penin-
suar campaign, under General Pope major Of
the 60th New-York Infantry, and in the West Vir-
ginia campaign in the fall Of 1862 and in 1853 He
was admitted the bar in October 1863. and year
later formed a partnership with Stman Foote.
late Surrogate Of st. Lawrence County. In 1881
he removed his offices 10 No. 81 Nassau-st., and
fourteen years afterward TO the present offices OF
the firm of James, ScheIl & Elkins No IS Pine-st.
Colonel James possessed the faculty of practising
all the various departments of the profession with
equal facility. In 1852 he assisted AttorneyGeneral
Russell in number of important cases, among
them being the freight handlers strike. In 1888
he appointed special counsel for the Manhat-
tan Railway Company. He defended the suit
brought against Russell Sage by William r. Laid
law for $4,000 damages for injuries received in the
famous bomb explosion of 1921 in Mr. Sages once.
He was counsel for the widow and next OF kin IN
the Fayerweather case involving over 5000 600,
and also for Russell Sage and the executors ot Jay
Gould in the suit Of the Kansas Pacific bondholders %
missioner Devery In his two trials for neglect OF
He was also counsel for the executors of the
the creditors OF the Count and Countess De Cas-
telane He recovered the largest verdict for a
ssa @ % Ssea ra sns he re RaWay
Company for the death OF captain Rhoaaes OF fhe
ever obtained IN this State for brokers commits
Pont Hoboken for si25 IN favor Of archibald
Oracle a broker at no. 50 Liberty-st. In addition
for N many 1iiiaaciai railroad ana industrial cor
porationS-
his once are Judge psais 9,hTisn tndgge OF The The
Supreme Court or Illinois: a. B. Hepburn, vice
president OF the Chase National Bank, and Surro-
gate Hartman OF 81. Lawrence County
Colonel James married IN 1864 Miss Sarah Per
kins who died twenty-one years ago. Two chudren
survive him Mrs Paulding FaTnham and Mrs.
George c. Modin, OF Ogdensburg; His mother, Mrs.
A. b. James Of that city, IS stiu living.
Politically Colonel James was an ardent Repub-
lican. Socially he agreeable entertalner
and cornpa nfon. He a member Of the Bar
Association and the Lawyers and Lotos clubs.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-25
TANNING PRIVATE BANKERS.
OPPOSITION TO PENDING BILL. To BE VOICED
AT HEARING ON TUESDAY

Albany, March "a (SpeciaD.-Senate Bill No. 9s7.
providing for the taxation of private bankers. is
be debated publicly Tuesday before the Senate
Committee on Taxation and Retrenchment. brief
IN opposition to the measure has been widely cir
opposition will manifest itself at the hearing The
main points of the brief are 10 the effect that
by imposing annual tax of per cent on the
capital and surplus of private bankers as the bill
proposes the State discrmlnates against a par
ticular kind OF business and thus violates the
sttutional axiom. Taxes be levied upon
some system of impartality and uniformity. with
a view TO the just apportionment Of the burden
story Such taxation is proposed. il Is argued
unjust. for the private banker is a corpora
tion and derives privileges whatever from the
State.
A second objection raised is that the title OF the
bill is misleading since 1t imposes "A tax not only
upon private bankers but on all others who
receive money deposit. The latter class includes
many wholesale mercantile and manufa acturing con-
Germs in the State, and large number Of dealers
in drygoods In country districts who take deposits
for the convenience of farmers.
The bill also Is said disregard the conditions
distinguishing the incorporated bank from the un-
Incorporated banker and is declared to be at
variance with the fact that the capital OF private
bankers is usually largely invested in government
State and city bonds and other non-taxable secur-
ties.
Section of the bill. requiring private bankers
report annually to the Controller. is said 10 be
IAN unwarranted intrusion in business affairs"
The brief also states that under existing laws
such capital is taxed. that IL cannot be urged
that IL now escapes taxation.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-25
DENTALs FROM SENATOR HAMA
NOT INTERESTED IN COAL sGrUATroN-wrr.1, NOT
SELL SHIPPING INTERESTS TO sTEEI.
COMBINATION.

Senator Hanna arrived at the Waldorf Astoria
at 10A5 O'Clock last evening from Washington and
was met by his son. D. r. Hanna. and his daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth Hanna. ]. Pierpont Morgan was
his fellow passenger but he denied that there was
any significance TO be attached TO that fact.
He declared emphatically that Mr.. Morgan had
not had conference with President Mitchell of
the Mine Workers Union. The Senator said he was
not here to take any steps in the differences be-
tween the coal miners and the operators and
would have nothing whatever do with the coal
situation
He denied the report that he to sell his in
terests in great lakes shipping 10 the recently
formed steel combination There not a word
of truth in the report. He in the city for two
three days to transact private business.
Among those Nho talked with the Senator after
his arrival was Richard c. Kerens, Republican Ma
tional Committeeman from Missouri.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-25

will be one of the finest speedways for horsemen
automobsts and wheelmen In Westchester Coun-
~, II not in the State The boulevard will he eighty
feet wide and three miles long On each side a
wide space viii be left for sidewalks trees and
shrubbery
Aside from its beauty as a drive and scenic at
fractions, North-st. has historical associations
Years ago 1t was the fayorite route of the stage
coaches which were driven from the interior Of
Connecticut and Westchester County TO meet the
Sound boats. with their landings at New-Rochelle
The first Methodist Episcopal Church in the coun-
ty and the second in the State stood on this an
cient thoroughfare. When George Whitfield the
evangelist visited this country he preached to
large congregations in the old church.
North-st. is also famous because of its assoca-
uons with the memory OF Thomas Paine. To COM
pete the boulevard the Paine monument will have
TO be moved. This has caused some anxiety to the
admirers of the author of THE Age of Reason"
many OF whom live in New-Rochelle. 1t seems
probable that land adjoining the present site OF
the monument will be acquired, that IL be
moved back far enough 10 make space for the
boulevard.
The monument was erected ffty years ago. The
body Of Paine is not buried the monument.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-25

Buckley Editor OF The Christian Advocate: the
Rev. Charles W. AIiIiard. the Rev. James NJ King.
the Rev. George L. Strobridge. Samuel w. Bovine.
James A. PunG erford and Charles =. Armstrong.
At the close Of Mr.. Armstrong; address George
Clinton Batcheller. the treasurer OF the church,
advanced to the platform. and with congratula-
tory remark handed rfe pastor the mortgage,
which had beeI cancelled few days before
Receiving II. Or. Wilson said that II the
happiest moment OF his life. and that he be-
ueved enjoyed by every member OF the con-
grcgation. lie then told % The struggles the
tees had had 10 get the money 20 pay the interest
the mortgage, and finally pay the total They
had finally succeeded. and could not receive too
much praise. Ten thousand dollars had been
given by two men who were not connected with the
Methodist church, and the rest had been raised
among members OF the church. lie then placed the
papers In wire frame and. the congregation
sang lighted the bundle While the papers were
burning the singing continued. and the flames
died away loud amens could be heard all over the
building
The church was established In 1864, with q mem
bership OF twelve persons.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-25
CANAL IMPROVEMENT POLICY.
CONFERENCE TO BE HE'LL IN SYRACUSE
BY THOSE INTERESTED-PROB-
ABLE LEGISLATION.

Albany March "a (SpeciaD.-Senator George
A. Davis of Erie County. 1t IS said. this week
will introduce bill to submit to the people at
the fall election the proposition to expend So.
900 900 in completing the Seymour plan of canal
improvement. upon which $4,000 600 has already
been expended.
The advocates of canal Improvement are great
Iy divided at present TO the right policy TO
be pursued. and large body of them will hold
a convention at Syracuse the present week to
decide on the best course to adopt. In gen.
eral. those who purpose to attend the Syracuse
conference favor the construction of a barge
canal whose cost. according TO Governor OdeIrs
estimate, would be nearly $1O0.00O.0OO. That is
a much more formidable scheme than the Gov
ernor cared to support. and he suggested that
the people vote upon the proposition to COM
plete the S9.OO0.OOO project
The only law that the legislature. II be
predicted. will pass this year will be one sub
mitting TO the people the proposition to expend
$25 5oo0OO0 In carrying out the Seymour plan
OF Improvement. The canal boatmen favor that
New-York tribune., 1901-03-25
BURNS 100000 MORTGAGE.
ST. ANDREWS METHODIST CHURCH
CELEBRATES THE PAYING OFF
OF 4 BIG DEBT

mortgage for 100000 on St. Andrews Meth
odist Church, West Seventy-sixth-st, was burned
on the platform Of the church in the presence OF
large assembage yesterday afternoon. The burn
ing was accompanied by appropriate services.
The money with which the mortgage was raised
was Cathered within the last three months through
the efforts of the Rev. DR.. James Oliver Wilson the
pastor, and the board of trustees, all Of whom
made large personal subscriptions.
The chair Of honor the platform yesterday
occupied by Bishop Foss, who was the first
speaker. The bishops address was of a congratu-
latory nature He compared the remarkable work
in raising 100000 with the efforts Of some other
churches in raising few thousand. Addresses Of
a similar nature made by the Rev. James NJ.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-25
MRS. NATION TO sPEAk IN CINCINNATI

Kansas City No, March 24.-After an eventful
day at Leavenworth Mrs. Carrie Nation arrived
here this evening and started Immediately for St
Louis bound for Cincinnati. where she is booked
to deliver half dozen lectures. II was believed
she would make attempt at Joint smashing"
az LeavenRorth. but two policemen remained with
her all the time she was in that city. She wanted
70 make a speech in the Leavenworth Opera House,
but this was locked against her. She then attempt
ed 70 speak in the public square, but officers
stopped her. Later she went 10 the southern part
OF the city and addressed audience OF I'VE
hundred persons in a vacant lot. She visited the
National Soldiers Home al Fort LeaVenworth and
began abusing Governor Rowland for allowing a
tanteen 20 be run on the grounds. After listening
10 her short time The Governor. called a captain
ef police and had her escorted off the grounds and
placed a for the city. Along the route from
Leavenworth Kansas City she made rear plat
FORM speeches at every stop.