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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-24
Dieter Tsfnmsstbore.

Mls bic ebemalise Reidsftabt Web
fpieber an Deutidlanb setommen mar,
sins man iofort an ben ausbau Der
bon ben Granaofen tbeilpeiie %unpoaen'
bet selaftnen auBenforts, Die be
Stabt in einem llmtreis bon etipa 10
enslif4sn Weilen umseben. Sa Sie
8ep6Iterung Der Stabt infolse bes
Rrieses unb Der MaFsnauspanberung
Der fir Tranfrei6 Sptirenben ipd9s
renb Der sriten s3eit Der bsuti6en Ssrrs
idaft auf bic 3abl DON $4,000 Seelsn
seiunfen mar unb piele 9dufer leer
itdnben, bahte niemdnb an bic WDSS
li6teitsinsr balbisenS tabterpeiternns,
unb mun lieB Sbore unb Mauern fs'
ben. pbpobl biefelben ldneit ieoe itras
notwithstanding perloren batten. Sns
Spif6en bat fi9 bic Ginpobneri9aft
BON Meb mebr als b%erooppelt, uno
tpenn in abfebbarer s3eit bic 8Orcrte
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-24

nit Der alien Stabt pereinist fein tpers
ben, 10 pirb Msb, bic 9drnifon nit
eingereGnet, fait 100000 Seelen be-
bsrbersen. Die bebeutenbiten biel.r
8oritGote finb bic sroben ODrferUtons
tignp unb Sablon, bic einen fpeit sro>
beren IlGdenraum als Web Ielbit eins
nsbmsn unb sesenpGrtis taft $4,000
ginpobner sdhlen.
SieIe nur burd einise @rercirpldBs
BON Der Stabt s%etrennten Srtf9atteH
nit berielben aud duBerli4 gu pereinis
gen. mubte cine 9auptuufsabe bergers
paltuns iein. @s purbe Deshalb bic
Risberlesuns Der Mauern unb SbOre
beIdloFsn unb fdon Dor stpei Sabren
an Der SiibIsite, bic p~orldufis baupts
fddbli9 in Betradt fam, Der 4nfans
gema6t. gbe bic faum 100 CARDS
mefenbe Strede bon Der Siibpeftede
Der @nceinte, benz S%6lenthurm, biz
gum Gitdbeaentbor einidliebli4 eins
seriFen mar. Dersins freilid etrpa Elm
Sabr. Bon ba ab nurben aber bic
@rbeiten etpas bei6leunist. Oas
Sbor, bas prins>Sriebri98arleS 9or,
befen Sdleifuns nod nidt bei4lohtn
lit. itebt beute persin5elt bu, benn bis
su benz ettpa eins bulbe Meile entferas
ten Sbsobalb : Sbor, einem unbeeea<
tenben Roeocobau, iinb bic obersn
@Gle s%rObtentbeils bemolirt. Der
innerbulb bieIes Rapons itebenbe leste
Der alien MeBer 8efeitisunestbiirme,
bic mad sinem SeIben aus Der 3eit Der
8elaseruns burd 8drl VII. (1444)
benonnte nSour Gomoufle", bleibt
glei9fuls erhalten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-24
GIbHla>S abm tito StraBe.

Gin fir bi, tpirtbIdaftlide gntpis
deluns Der Sdfpeia bsbeutIames Grs
sianib bot fid fiiralid bolaOsen. Der
Durditia bes srobsn @lbulatunnsls.
bur@ ben in Sipei Sabren bic rbdtifds
Balm fiibren unb bas Sodtbal bes
Gngubins benz WeltDsrtebr eridlieben
Fon, lit aliidli9 poIIenbet porben. 8ers
trster Der sibssnOFiiden unb tantos
nalen 8e35sStn pereinten ii4 nit ben
Snqenieursn unb rnternebmern Der
Babn in benz 1800Weter iiberbemWieer
IiegenSen prebe gu elmer bsr8ebsatung
bes GreisniFes sntipre4snben piirois
gen Jeier; auf einem Rpnfpagen3ilef
ipurben lie ins Snners mad Der Stele
qebruft, fpo bic beibtn @tplen oss
$500 Weter Iangen Sunnsls Suidm<
mentreffen, unb bier bieIten mebrere
Sbeilnebmsr Der Tabrt Gniprdden, in
benen bep albuldtunnel als Sinnbilb
Der @olibaritGt bes 8iinbnerOoltss
unb aIs Elm neues 3eiden oes oers
febrs : pOlitiiden SOrtidrittss in Der
S4peis sefeiert wurbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-24
Osutfdes shpr.

rem nur nod bds prinssJriebrids
9arlzSbor unb bas Oeutide 2bor, bic
.gorte oes Mlemuuos", iibrigbleibsn.
Die Sdlsifuns bes e~rfttrsn mar
Idon sinmal bsfdlohen. unb es 1T
nitt eanS ertlGrlid. pdrum man biss
fen plan ipieber aufsssebsn bat. Sdon
LIT nGmli9 bic friibere npOrttsS erpes
noife" tei~nesfpess. penn au6 iein Gle
men Gdteltrsis bilbsnb.r 9runSriB
ais elm arGitetionifGes Curriculum Be,
irl6tet fperben lam. mas oagegsn
bas auf Der Gillette Der Stabt iibsr
Der Sei[Ie ober Saale erbaute Oeuti9e
Shor betrifft. 10 it es inter ben mtt'
teIalterli6en profaneebGuben pOnUasB
ii6er bus mertpirbisfte unb impoians
isite. Defenders BON Der Maherist.e
aus nod Siiben uno mad Norben lam
man melt uno brett nidts MaleriIGes
res uno Hurbsnreihsrss istsn ais oiss
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-24

jenoen ben @asen perlisben, I'M iiA
bon ben StrapaSen Der 5abrt gu ers
boIen. entpidelte iid i'm Sommer Elm
buntes Qeben pul maIeriIfen ReiSes,
Gen bon Der Sulies unb albulupoit, bic
bon Der Sulies uno IlbuIupoit, Die
BON Sdpnpab uub ber2snSerbeioe IiG
freusten. Neben Der eiegen0Niihen
9oIt bele6ten i'm Sommsr priOatfubrs
merle unb 2p6nfutiden benpOItpeg in
GROCER .3dbl, unb bic oprii6erfabrens
ben Dassn tuuidtsn frOblife @ris
re untereindnoer. Sc mar 9leihIdm
elm Stiid9en lGneIf enti6punbensr
8eradneenbsit, bds man bier mitIe5en
burfte; elm Stiid 2sben aug iener 3eit,
Der bic RuitloIisteit Der @esentpnrt
fremo mar, in Der bic 2onbItrdBsn
nod nidt burh ben Sdienentpeg pers
brGnat uno psr6bet tparsn, in Der iid
nod spiIfea zen Reiienbsn freunolis
de Bs5isbunges fpanneu. unb bic Gins
bride her ReiIe feIter i'm Semitic bdTs
teten. ala i'm i9ntllsbigen, raid per=
oxHenen 3eitdgtsy Der giienbabnsR. Die
Romantif Der poffutiden erfdBt ou4
ben MeniGsn Der @eseupart, fpenn 81
ibres Rei3es in Wirtlidtsit inne piro,
unb IGBt ibn bic @ersunsenbeit pref,
fen. Den pielen Raturfreunbsn. BE
aus folder Stimmung 6srdus 9tr
nsuen 9abn sroIeH, mag es gum SroA
fte oienen, oab 9ruubiinbsn nod mans
6erIei poitipess bat. beren griIten5 IN
dbisbbarer 3eit nod ni6t bur6 els
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-24

men Babnbal bebrobt pirb. limb oa5
bic bisberige Mlbulaftrabe burd Die
neue 8abn perDben ipirb. bas brau4t
man Dobl taum gu fiirdten. Rod siebt
es senus 8epunberer Der Ratnr, bic es
bor3ieben, su Sub bic alte StraBe iber
ben Glbula su tpanbern, fir ii4 uno
ohne Gle bic @hDnbeiten bes Weges
su senieben: auerit ben Wes entlang
ben fdGumenbsn Wafern Der 4lbuld.
bann binterS iefentaitel an ben freuno<
lihen Oorfern Mlpaneu unb 6iliiur
nit ibren fdmuden 8inbnerbGus4en
borbei 5ur fdauerli9en Sdludt am
8ergInerftein, bintsr Der ii9 9ergiin
duf t%peiter, lahenber Matte breitet.
Weitsr aufipGrts, mo bic Balm niht
mebr folssn lam unb iid in bas Suuz
nellod Dertriedt. sebts an buntlen Ses
birssiesn entlans 5ur paBhobe empot.
Dor Der bas 8ergpirtbsbaus WeiBenz
itsin ben Manberer gaitlid sur Gins
tebr label. @uf Der S6be, mo bic Mdie
fer ii9 ideiben. liest bas 9ofpiS. iibers
rdst bon ben grauen SteinpGnben Der
Grsitamora. binter Der peiBe Spiel
sldn5en. Sn iteilem 4bfaa fibrt bic
Strube bann abpGrts ms Snnthal,
bis lie 8epers errci9t, mo uu9 bic
Balm ipieber dus benz 8ersesinnern
berporbridt. Die S9Onbeiten bieI.s
@eses lGbt Der 8ergfreunb, Der bic
leihts Miibe bes Danberns nidt
i9eut, iid nidt entseben. ia er tpirb
ii9 fsl6it freuen, tie ni9t nit sleiHsii!s
tisen OuBenbtouriiten tbeiIen gu mill
fen, bic ben Weg nur fabren, neil es
feline 8dbnsslesenbeit siebt. unb fir
bic Reise Der 9esenb ielbft ni6t Sim
nod 4use beiiBen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-24
grin3Sriebri8 Is s r,

Sas prinss6risbri9s 81 rlsSbor,
bas in fran50fI4er 3eit nportezS ers
penoife" bieB, 1T in Ieiner ss%senpdrti.
gen 9sitalt siemli9 mobernen llrs
Iprungs. 0ebt sinem idpn Dor etpd
sebn Sabren abserifenen auBentbor
nurbe es' 1851 neu erbdut uno nit
elmer f~ranaDfiiden 9oppelini9rift Oers
Ieben, bic an feline 8ertbeibisuns bur9
ben Ssraog bpn Suite 1852 unb an
bic bur9 ben Bidder Sare1e Sfiern
1913 erinnerte; bisIe ssIdidfliden
MerttafeIn finb nidt a%ufbepdhrt NOR
ben. 9as dlte Serpenoifetbor itdno
iibrisens tpeiter norb6flid uno Siem>
li9 nabe Bel Der r8onns Huene", no
ber 9enunnte tapfere 8ddermeiIter se>
ipobnt bat. 9ds Sbeobdlbs5 bor,
bur6 bas am IS. @pril 1858 &5nis
Seinri9 ii. bon Srantreid nit GROCER
Sruppenmadt in MeB einaog, I'M bic
Stabt in 8eiib gu nebmsn, Dirb in
d%bIebbarer 3eit abeeriHen nerben, elm
G6idIol, bon benz bds benaG6arte
MaSellentbor Idon Dor elmer Reibe BON
Sabrsn credit poroen lit. 90 Die
n5rbli9sR Shore nun aud lGngit ber<
I6punben iirb. 10 iperben binnen furs
gem bon ben friihsren udt Mebsr Sbos
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-24

ies setpaItise Soppeltbor, untsr benz
bic Seiae balb fpie Elm milber- Sirem,
Der bGufis dustritt, balb pie elm fd5>
ner tlarer Mieienba4 burafleBt. Der
Grbauer bes Sbors, 9enri be @uitroff
De Rdneopal. elm geborener Meber, Der
1445 bic -pprte bss 4Gsmanb5" dufs'
fiibrte. 1T SugIei9 Der arditett bss
Saupttburms bes Domss, Der -Four
be Ia Muette". Ods Snnsre bes Sbos
res ipirb in elm 4ltertbumsmuieum
u"msetpanbslt perben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-24

rsitet bat, user prd@tis 1T Der Wsin
benno6. 9tass 1T dnbers bort rnten,
bic MenTdsn. bic 9anbi9aft, bic Sdus
fer uub fosar bic pferbe. es trdet eben
alss einsn fpeeiellsn ngaboriner"
gbarafter. 9Ieid in San 8ito, benz
erIfen italienifhenO orf ieben mir cine
iunos gaboriner Nrbeiterin; ladenb
griiBt lie uns, uno apii6en ben rotbsn
2ippen eldnsen tubelloie peibe 3Gbns
den bernor. Sebe 8epe9una lift 9ra>
ale, uno bod Natur - un6 bic berrlis
den Idrben in ben alien, f9mubisen
aleibern! Muh bic beferen mpoernsn
3ra1ten Der Gdoorinerinnen ieben
mir, unb BEL beionbsren @elsserbeiten
Iosar bas alte. muir nod felten eetras
gene Coffin nit Sut ober benz reis>
pollen, nur auf ben 8opf eeksten
buuifarbigen Sud.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-24
sgOrii9t.

.rSif Bonn bas pabr, bab bic 6ruu
Murselmoisr 70 eiferiiidtig ift9" =
nRa unb Oh! Denn bic nit ibrem
Mann 3. 3. cine 8erspartis madt unb
an Sennbiitten poriber fommt, in
bensn bibide Sennerinnen bauien,
oann felt ie i'm iebesmul Oorber un!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-24
@m saso @iiarina.

SauIenbs BON Menidsn ipanbsrn
i'm CONNER ben berrliden Cage Mis
iurina entlang unb iiber Ere grpci
nad Gmpe5ao. Wer bon Saluberba9
mad bort berauftOmmt, bait ipobl
fur5e Raft gu Siiben bss Monte Gris
ftaao. 4lsbann sebt "a bic CUTE
Strabe binab segen Gortina fpeiter.
unb trunten fhaut bas luge an bic
prG9tigen aanbi9aftsbilbsr. 9alb
erblidt man bur9 cine Wafbli6tuns
in Der Sisfe Gortinu, 9lei9 elmer
perle in fmarusbariiner GuRung,
fdmud unb fauber pie cine iusenbfris
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-24
Die f9limmiteu Geinbe
Sinh Iaue 5reun0s.

= 3eusenf4att. 8aufmunn:
SIX baben es sebOrt. pie mid oieier
Serr sinen Sdpinbler s,naunt bat,
tperben sic bas bel 9eridt beftdtiz
sen9" Serr: -Mit 9srsniigen.~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-24

M den aus Impe5so.
ide @mpesaanerin. @ir ssbsn bsi ben
eriten 9Guiern bOriiber, einise &inber
fpielen am Drummer unb rufen uns elm
frOblihes ,Buona sera!" au; brdune,
friiae Sunsen unb Mdbels finb's, bic
@eNunbbeit la6t aus ben &inber9es
ii4tern. 8eim nG9ften Saus fiBt cine
iunse Q%mpe5aanerin in Der fleiofamen,
reinli9en Sradt bes Sblles, nie lie
ieBt ansemein setragen pirb 9ora
nabe bel Gortina, BEL einem Der lebten
SGuier, bodt Elm Mdbel auF benz Gurs
ten5dur, bic anbere lebnt ben &opf an
bic S9ultsr Der Sreunbin; Der Shalt
blibt beiben aus ben @lutbausen, unb
in luitiger @edielrebs geben mir bors
iiber; LANCE tlingt uns NOD fiIbernes
2aden nab. Su, luitiae, freunbli9e
NsnI9en iinb bic 4mpeasdner. INNER
aufgelegt gum ffeiBigen arbeiten, aber
aud 5u @efang, San5 unb harmlpfer
SrDblidfeit. 4m nGditen Morsen
fabren mir nit Der poit in spei Stuns
ben nd9 9prea lin Gabures Stalien),
nm Bel perrini 4fti su t~rinfen. ienen
berrliGen Srant. Der fdon % mdn9em
SsutI9en cine f4tpere HieperIase be-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-24
Offenes @stdnbniB.

r... Wsnn es Sbnen aber 10 idtper
fGlt, gu tanasn, porum tunSen sic
osnn ununtsrbrohsn2" - .Weil es
mir immsrbin nod lei9tsr 1T. als ben
sansen absnS Elm iosenanntes .8als
geiprG9" gu fiibren!"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-04-02
Presidents First Message.

The Presidents first message was
considered by everyone, regardless of
political differences, to be a wonder
full literary production, and was of
such a character as would tend to
raise the author much higher in the
estimation of the people Of the United
States. In selecting a medicine most
suited for family needs it is always
wise to choose one that is held in high
esteem by thousands of people who
know it's value from personal expert
ence Such a medicine is Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. No other remedy
can take it's place as a eur for belch-
ing, heartburn, dizziness, headache,
nervousness, indigestion or constipa-
ton. We would, therefore, urge every
sufferer to try it. 1t is also a splendid
spring tonic and preventive of la
grippe, malaria, fever and ague.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-04-02

and labor. 1t should never be prohib-
itory, as such duties create and foster
the trusts, which practically levy trib-
ute upon the whole people. Congress
has steadily protested that if it could
it would destroy or mitigate the trust
evil; but it declares the evil cannot be
mitigated or destroyed by legislation
But a very large, and the worst part of
it, can be removed by reducing the du-
ties to the competitive point upon all
making or the selling, by a trust.
If the cost of living is not to grow
beyond the means of not only the
poor, but of the fairly well-to-do wage
and salary Garner, and all of those of
fixed incomes, the trusts, which are
upheld by ~prohibitory duties, must be,
if not abolished, at least regulated by
the law. High as the cost of living
now is, it is certain to go higher, as it
is in the unrestrained power of the
trusts to make prices as high as their
greed demands they shall make them
their own ACKNOWLEDGMENT. There
is at present no legal restraint upon
their Observation-Disclosures Public
Ledger Rep.).
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-04-02
A Valuable Medicine for Coughs and Colds In
Children.

81 have not the slightest hestitancy
in recommending Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy to all who are suffering from
coughs or colds" says Chas. NJ. Cra-
mer, Esq, a well known watch maker,
of Colombo, Ceylon. 1T has been some
two years since the City Dispensary
first called my attention to this val
liable medicine and | have repeatedly
used it and it has always been bene-
fetal. 1t has cured me quickly of all
chest colds. 1t is especially effective
for children and seldom takes more
than one bottle to cure them of hoarse-
ness. l have persuaded many to try
this valuable medicine, and they are
all as well pleased as myself over the
results" For sale by Brown Bros.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-04-02
THE ENHANCED COST OF LIVING.

IN operation the cost of living in the
United States has increased alls the
way from 20 per cent to SO per cent,
and in respect of wages there has been
in some of the protected industries a
decrease, and in none of them has
the increase been proportionate or COM
pensatory.
The operations of the Dingley act and
the extraordinary advance in the cost
Of living may be merely coincident,
but it is an indisputable fact that some
OF the prohibitory provisions of the
new tariff have created and fostered
= large proportion of those monopolis-
tic trusts, which, crushing out compe-
tition and being thus in restraint of
trade, nave been able to fix arbitrary
prices on the ne-cessaries, as we'll as
the luxuries of life.
The increase in the cost of living has
been continuous during the Dingley
period, and, as the Ledger's New York
correspondent yesterday said, in his
special dispatch on the subject, up
ward the course of prices still pursues
it's way" He also said that, ''the high
est level in recent years has been
reached but he failed to state or sug-
sest that there are yet higher levels
sertain to be reached in the near flu
rure. He quoted Dun's Review, high
authority on the subject, to the effect
ma there was an average advance
during the month of February of his
year of 2 per cent on the prices of the
n-ecessaries of life.
"All live stock made definite gains,
but the most extensive advance during
me month"; say Dun's Review, was
in dairy and garden products, which
rose to SO per cent These products
would have shown a still larger gain
il the top point for eggs had been
taken. Not only in eggs was the rise
xharp, but potatoes, apples hay, butter,
cheese and raisins advanced materi-
ally
March prices this year were IL per
cen higher than were those of last
year, the greatest increase being no
aceable in breadstuffs, which rose"
says Dun's Review, nearly 80 per
cent during 1901. Meats rose 1876 per
sent, eggs so per cent and dairy and
garden products 1873 per cent"
All this large Increase has occurred
IN a single twelve-month, and it is sim
previous Dingley trust years. The rise
in the cost of living falls upon all the
people. but it does not fall upon all
alike. The makers of profits or the
takers of fees can increase either as
Aeir living expenses Increase; but up
an the wage and salary earners and all
versions having liked incomes the bur
den falls the heaviest and hardest.
They cannot increase their revenues,
although they must pay the enhanced
price OF living, no matter how high ii is
The situation grows steadily worse.
rot better, and so it will continue to do
While absolutely prohibitive duties pro-
note and sustain the sordid trusts,
which i'm theabsence of wholesome COM
petition. fix all prices arbitrarily and
without regard for justice or consid-
Gation for the poor
A tariff should be no higher than the
Uint of protecting domestic capital
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-04-02
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

Us EPARTMEET OF AGRICULTURE
W~INNEMUCCA STATION, Apl /. 1902.
Conditionssof weather for the "a hours ending
sP.M., 18th meridian time, or 500 pm. local
time.
Mean barometer, 29.6
Maximum temperature, SO degrees.
Minimum temperature, SO above zero.
Mean temperature, as degrees.
Normal temperature, AZ degrees.
Prevailing wind-direction w.
Precipitation for "A hours, % inches.
Min. temperature. Apl. 2, % above zero.
j. & HAYDEN.
Observer Weather Bureau.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-04-02
Jordan's "AaA /" Cutlery.

Everybody should be delighted with
the Jordan "AaA1" brand of Cutlery.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-04-02
THE V STATE.
WINDlE & BRACKET,
LESSEES.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
,ffice: Corner Bridge and Fourth streets
SUBSCRIPTION 7

SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
)ne year, by mail W 10
Dix months, by mail. 3 90
rhree months, by mail SO
BY carrier in Winnemucca, per week ...... IS
Address all business correspond ence and com
nunications to ''The silver state, Winnemucca
Nevada"
The Washington times., 1902-08-03

hour. For the moment you shall be
Julian-with an audience of two. Now.
without a pause-the lines at the mine.
Enter sabroff, cracking his whip; His
Wife, Is he mad? Tell him sentiment
dies a natural death here in Siberia F."
AS if it had been a chailenge-as If
my personality had been transformed
while the words were on his lips-I took
him up. 1t was the telling speech OF
the play-the part in which Hyde OBJ
talned his greatest triumph night by
night.
How ! delivered it | cannot say.
only know that my whole soul seemed to
90 out in the words. and that when !
had finished my wife stood there like a
statue, and Hyde's own lips were parted
There was queer silence in the room
for what seemed minutes. Then-then I
looked, and saw his hand put out.
Mr.. Lorrimer," he said, Il take back
that word: you have not undcrstudied
me-you have created your own concep-
ton"
He stood a while. his hand to his fore
head. Then he sat down, tore a slip of
paper from his notebook and wrote
something off. impetuously.
There" he said, I'm not going 10 ask
you why you came -here--I know. And
The Washington times., 1902-08-03

I'm doing something for you that not
many men would do in the circum-
stances. Take that note to my dresser
and play Julian. It's quite right, Mr.
Lorrimer-or will be, I hope. You want
your chance-yOu shall have It. | am
iDdisposed for this one night; you--,it
lies in your lands to give the public
their moneys worth. Take my brough-
am and be off. And I'll telegraph TO the
manager. You'll find all you require in
my room there. And-one word: il ever
you kept your head. keep it now"
knew that my wife had kissed me.
end that, few minutes later. was be-
ing ratified along the streets-but that
was about ell. II was not until the very
moment when | stepped on to that stage
as Julian that | made the effort of my
life. and realized fully how my destiny
as an actor was in my own hands. And
then-well. | need say no more. Some of
you here will recollect that night, and
know better than / what il was that
made my audience rise at me, and why
have never looked back. AS for me, the
enc thing remember clearly is that as
left the theater like one in a dream a
man gripped my hand and said-some-
thing that | shall never forget.
That man WAS Franklin Hyde. Gentle
men, here's to his memory, God bless
him.
The Washington times., 1902-08-03

Many Of these women have played and
are playing prominent parts IN the daily
agitation over the strike. They figure
along with the men at the meetings Of
the strikers. and their voices are heard
and needed. Foremost among labor agi-
tators Of the most pronounced type
stands Mother" Jones. This extremely
strenuous woman who was arrested in
West Virginia recently for attempting
to assemble crowd of striking miners,
has been known among labor unions for
twenty years. She conducts her follow
ers to victory or defeat in labor agita-
tions with fanatical enthusiasm.
Mother Jones is a labor agitator
of the firebrand order" said a man from
the anthracite region OF Pennsylvania
recently. Where strikers are TO be
encouraged, funds raised for unions.
workers to be organized. capital to be
attacked, Mother Jones is in her ele-
ment. and urges her point with vigor-
Gus personality and a searching voice.
She possesses all the qualities of the sue
cessful labor agitator. She is shrewd,
she knows what will arouse the work.
ers, she can create enthusiasm, and she
is clever enough not to go too far. Her
value in working the men up to the
necessary pitch is recognized by the
unions. who employ her for that pur-
pose.
Although fifty-eight years Of age.
Mother Jones is as vigorous md full
The Washington times., 1902-08-03
~ x VILLAGE IN THE TREE TOPS ~

fast or dine among the rustling leaves.
Imitators soon appeared on the scene.
and today Sceaux is nothing less than
village built in the tree tops. There
are over a score of trees with spacious
dining rooms. many also boasting of
sleeping and living apartments, iage-
niousiy constructed on the stout
branches of the trees The tallest tree
may be likened to a three-story dwell
ing. 1t has three distinct rooms, built
one above the other.
Sceaux is undoubtedly a delightful lit
tie spot, and is well patronized during
the summer months by the well-to-do
Partisan. Thousands of newly married
couples spend their Honeymoon here
every year. The founder of the village.
NJ Gucscenin Is said TO have made n
large fortune out of his unique idea
far more than DefOe made out of his
world-famous story. THE Adventures Of
Robinson Crusoe,' after whom the vii
lage is named