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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-20
@ie 1T bies!

0tr bisttn sinbuHbtrt Dollars 8tIobnuH,
fur isstn 6al BON RatarTb, Der ni&t bur& Gin.
ntbmtu pom Saas aatarrb-aur otb,iIt ptrptr
iann.
Q. 8. 9btntp & Co., Gissntb 5uIsbp, 8
Wir, bic llnttlaGntttu, babtn Q. 3. Gbtns,
felt ben ltBkn IS 9abrtu stfannt unb batter
ibn fur pcIfcmm,n tbrtnbnfi In alien @dhGfts.
pubauOlunesn une inanjita btfdbist, aIs Dol
ltiutr 6irma siusssanstnfn Standardization II
ufilItu.
@tf & Sruar, @rSsbanstIs- DrcsuiGiru
5pltbo, ..
8albins. 8innau & Rarstu
@rpBbanbtIs. DrOsuifeu, 50ltbo, 8.
Sall's aaiarrb.aur pirb inntrIih asnrmmsi
unp pirft eirtft auf pas Slut une bic lbItimi
gen Obtrhd9tn bts Spltms. i3tuantlIt frs
prianst. prris rs &tnts fur bic Glaibt. gr
fault BON allen NpotbsiHn.
paIl's GamiIisn piIIsn Tue bic bsffu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-20

- Bon Dsuti&Ianb 3uriidssiebrt iint
Senrp Better unb Samilie bon garss
apenue ebenfals bic @eoree aorn
@beIeuie.
= Die Central gifsnbabn Bon Rstr
Ssrisp BAT ansetdnbist, OaB iie bic 25bns
ibrsr Nneiiellten srb6ben ipirb i'm eIei9en
BerbdItnib pis anbere 8abnen.
- 9sbn Sabre 8u&tbuus purbsn
persunsene Bode bsm Auifin Sorn su'
oiitirt. Der iid iduIbis bsiannt bate,
feline To&ter persepaItiet au baben.
= Ra4 breitdsiesr @eri1tsbsrbanbs
lung IN sehern SSnas Sbutis. elmer Der
fiinf Der Grmorbuna bon Daniel Spse'
nep ansetlusten Rdnner. freissiprO&sn
tporben.
= Carl @irotis, elm Slabs. purbe
am Donneritas in Der Baltimore @rube
go. asi6oiet unb am sleiden Tnee
perlor Tbomus @olin in Der Sasle @rube
iein 2sben.
Wit Recommendation @eremoni,n
ipirb am Danfiaeunestnee Der @runos
itein fur bns nsue Der. st. @ebdu6e an
ber @ds bon Wain unb SOutb StraBen
seIe8t iperben.
- 9en Mrbeitern ber @iIiesbarre &
Bpomine BAILEY eIeftrif&en Railroao
@ompanie n sins 2obnerb6buns bon
s1.70 nuf sl.75 anseiiinbist tporben, bic
BON l5. glopsmbsr batirt unb ettpa $50
InsefeQts bstriift.
Die aobIenerGber o. 9. Warfle's
beidlORen, sur Nrbeit surGdSufsbrsn, on
Warile beripra6, ii6 Dem Spru&e Der
S6isbscommihiOn fiisen unO au& aqs
Streiter CUR arbsit surIdnstmsn su tpoI'
len. nit ausnabms berienissn, irsl&s
Gus ben gRarils seb6rissn Sduisrn
crmiitirt iuuroen.
= Der ,.8d&tsr" fiinbisi in feiner
lebten Summer an. baS 6as @ei&dft
in ben 8siis elmer RaatIit inforporirtsn
@eieaIbaft iibersesaneen lei, ipslds aus
ben Ssrren Sobn 8aumunn. Seroinunb
2anse, 8iliam @5dsI. Bbilp WsiB
unb BauI 8srner bsitsbt. Dis rsbais
iionsae asiiuns fibrt Ssrr aus. 8s!bts.
- 8sraosben inb bier bsrsunsens
@o&s: Srau Wurp Bold bon Neip
Dori. pelhe iid BEL ibrem Hsffen Nn'
ielm Bold an Slb Snncod Strube auf
8sfud befanb ;-SrI. Sofspbine Wae'
balena 8ebler bon &O. % ParionS
@ourt, bic 26 Sabre alt tpnr ;-Srau
gtta 8rauis, friibsr bon SusIstOn, i'm A.
2ebensiabre.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-20
Shbafrita's 3ufuuft.

Die 2OnbOn ,.Gimss" srfabrt bcr
lhrsm GOrreiponbenten in 2aphabt, bai
Benjamin 8ibb. ber 8srfaRsr bes Be,
tannten @erfss ,,6OeiaIs @ninidluns"
na4 elmer Reiis bur@ ben TranspaaI
bic Orange Ripsr' @olonis unb Nata
nd oabin ssdubsri babe, bus Slbafritc
Elm rtidsrss 2ano isi. aIs bns 6sbie
Der 8ereinieten Staatsn psltIi& bon
Niifiifippi. 9ie 8uiunfi bss 2anosl
erihsins eefi&ert unb bic pi@tiaifsr
5rassn tpGrbsn fsrnsrbin nur iOI&s 6ic.
nomiider Natur isin. 9as Sauptpro.
bIsm fur bic britii&sn Staa;smanne,
bsRsbt mad anii&t Ssrrn aibbs in bel
S&afune elmer eonfumfdbissn NittsI.
ilafe auf BEN 2anbe unb in Der Ssran.
;iebuns sutbesabIter tpeiber Arbeitsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-20
Bduue Gpuutb.

= @Sbie. Der 10 Sabre aIte Sobn bon
6. u. @ilbsrt, einsm Bauer, tpobnbafi
au Gieo. Wapne County, iab am Wlitt'
mod einsn Siri& auf einem 5sIoe nabs
isiner Ssimatb. ST mart einsn Stsin
nad ibm, Der Elm bInteres 8ein bes Sir'
iGes brad. Der 8nabe erreibte ibn
oann baIb unb eriff ibn nit sinsm BrdseI
an unb Elm befi,ses @efsdt entftanb.
10 6nb oer 9nabs suIebt umseftoben
ipurbs, bod bislt er an uno berisste BEN
Siri6 sinsn S6Ias, Der ibn beidubts,
@,bie rnnnts bonn mad Saufs une boIts
elm 8uii6srmsRsr, nit Osm er ben SaIs
bss Siri6ss bur@i&nitt. Damn bOlts
n isinsn OnfeI berbei, um bas erIests
gBilO nu@ Suuis ,u traaen. Ser StriG
pOs l30 gfune.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-20
Hcrb &craufOu,

= GbarIss Wliasr bon Deacon Sirabs
tpOlte am 5rsitas unter einem aarrsn
elm paar ROblsnfids aufbsbsn. nls bes
3arren in 8speeuns seristb unb ibm
Orsi feinsr Singer gu 8rsi isrbridte.
- Cine bon bisFssn aapitaIiRen or.
saniiirte Corporation, tpslds ben namsn
WOrrifon Sill @Ompanis trdst, tpirt
ous eroBe @ebduoe an ber @de bon
Bromley apenue unb 2ar& Strabe in
cine Ssibsnfabrif umtpanbsIn laiIen unt
srtpartst innerbnlb Der nd1hsn paal
Nonatsn nit bem Seibsnpsben nnfan.
cen gu luHsn. Der prdlibent bsr Som.
panic ifi gbarIes Dupont Bred.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-20
Bon Neterkbura.

Die 5nmiIis eburlss Ssrbh. frib.r
an Sute Strabs tuobnbaft, 1T mad Buff
falo umssiiebeIt, i'm @sfoIes Der 2ada.
panna SiabI Gompanis.
5rse. S&mibt bon bier, SsRsn Sn.
termsno nit elmer Srau u. s. ulmsr
bon @afton Dor msbrersn @odsn ~ be.
osutsnbsm 6ersbe fiibrts, ift Dpnnsrifne
,uridsslebrt unb am fOIs.nOsn Gage sr'
i&isn aud bic 5rau tuisbsr in Der Stabt,
uurbs aber bon S&mibt's Samilis baran
psrbln6sri. nit ibm luinmmsn su trsfsn.
I'm Ulontas enbli@ reiits iie nod Der.
ssbli&sm Sarrsn na@ Bilfss,8arrs
uno Dirb bOffeniIi& in 9utunft bon
Scranton fernblsibsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-20
Opn Der Shbfefte.
Den GbsIsutsn German s. @5Ifsri
1T elm 96&terIein seb0rsn iporbsn.

I
II Elm 96&terIein eebOrsn ipOrbsn.
Bel ben gbsIsutsn grnif 8uIauf pol
Grpipn Abenue Bat iiH Elm ftramme
StammbaIter sinesiteat.
Ssrr 6. S. 8obinion, bsr frabsrs aab
tiihe Controller, ipirb iiG um bic bemo
iratli4e domination fdr RscOrber be-
tperben.
Gbrif 8Isuss unb SRI. Murp 9infsI
bsios bon bisfer Ssite. tpurben am Sem
tag Radmittas ourd 9llbermann 3uoei
als @bepaar perbunben.
@barIes Rofs. Der befannte Dirtb bsi
Scranton Atbteiie Sauiss. fsierte an
5reitos Ibenb i'm SreunSesfrsiie ieiner
36. @sburtstus uuf ansenebme @siis.
Srsb, SObn bss aIbermann 2sntss,
Der in ben o., 8. & SO. @srisn anss.
feut IN, perfine ii& eine Sanb in osi
Waf9inerie unb ber Dnumen irurbe ibn
nnbesu pOaitdnbis BON ber Sunb ee'
trennt.
9err Gbarles q. &euermdnn bon Bird
Strabe. Der fiirslid bon Dt Clements
Springs. Widisan, 3urldfebrte, mo ct
aus @eiunbbelisrddfdtsn ipsiIte, tpurbs
Samitu8 abenb NIT elmer selunssnen
,.Surprife Bartp" besbrt.
Narp Werpid. bic ebenfalls burd
llsberfIuibuns iblss @issnibums S&absn
erIitten bot. lieB am Disnftae ssesn bic
Scranton Stabl @ompanie. Central @is
fsnbubn bon Reip SsrIsp unb bic Wiltss
Barre uno scranton &aiIipnp @ompanis
cine gntf&aoisunsstlaBe sintrusen.
4Iois 8rau1, Der felt einiser 8eii
Gin Roftsdnssr Der Srnu 2inls @olf
mar, mubts am Disnitas fir isin eeri&i.
Iidss @ribeinen $500 8lrgihaft feI.
len. neil er Der Srau WoIf s22.l9 bon
einsm 9if&e nabm, aIs iie fiir iurse 8sit
Ous 8immsr perIieb. 8rnu4 ssitanb
iein 8erssbsn Elm unb BAT, man iuIIts ibm
6elessnbeit seben. bic SADIE tu bss
plei1en.
Wm. 8. garroQ bon Bolton, Waf.,
RationuI Orsaniintor Der SoeiaIiitil&sn
4rbeiter Purtsi, pirb mOrssn Absnb um
8 nbr in ber 4tbeiter Sale sinsn 8or.
tras baIten, bsiiteIt: ,,Das arbsiter
9roblem." Serr @arroq bat tiir,Ii& i'm
Sutsrsfe bsS Staatstidss sine 1our bes
States gtsp gOrf bsenbst-inbsm sr bic
Stabt Retp gorf am l6. September per.
lieb uno am 8. Nobembsr in Binebam.
ton. 81. q iblos. aIsranbsr U. Grant
bon bier tpirb aIs 8oriibsn6er Der Ser,
iammIuns funersn. Der Gintritt fit
aas III frei uno es tpiro su 5rnsen Elm,
Belaoen.
Sranf Damba@sr, permanentsr Wann
oer Ro. 6 S4lau4 gompanis (frlber
Senturp). bat am Wlontae feline Reiiena.
tion eineereiht, neil er unb Rapitdn
gbparb 8neaer apseblid ni9t ousiom,
men ionnten. Seine RsFsnaiiOn besIei.
tete elm S@reiben, in nslHem ct Rapis
tan 8nsQer berf&isbsner llnressImdbig.
teitsn beiduIoist unb ibn aud aIs einen
Dieb be;ei&net, inoem er BEL benz SIorep
& 8roois' 8ranos beri&iebsne 4riitel
iiG aueeeisnet baben ioa. Dirsitor
Bormier ernannts ON Dienitas cine BE.
bbroe, bic bic 8ei&uIbisunesn srinbIi6
untsriudsn tpirb. Sine nntsriu1uns Der
4niIasen sessn aneIler srfolsts ssfsrn
Ibeno uno es tuurben cine Wsnee 9eus
gen fur bic Iniluse unb aud @ntInhs
unss;eusen bernommen, Ra9 elmer
Si&lune oss 8ensismatsriaIs sIaubsn
mir ni6t, bab 3neasr cine sr6bers
Strafe uIs sie0ei6t einen ernifIi6sn
8ertpeis erbaltsn tpiro.
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@aRens fur geftsefdenfs.

9botOsrupbii&s arbsitsn isbr art,
ME Boriraits, 5amiliens unb @eieas
i6aftsbilber in allen @rbbsn unb feiner
4usitatiune; Sanbi8ufis Nufnabmsp
unb ftsrsosiopiide 8iIber; Rsprobultios
men uno Ssrsr6berunssn bon aIten Bill.
bern /; babi&e POrtruits in @rupOn unb
8ahafarbsn. u. I. tu., psrben bon uns
prompt uno unisr 8uii&sruns better gu,
frieoenheit ausssfdbrt.
Neues 2sIepbOn Ro. l25.
Qenrp Sreb,
42l 2adapanna 4ps.,
46,2' Scranton, pa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-20
MuS oeii oberen Ebale.
(sIrtbaIh Gsrrslpsuben,.)

4
| - 8ofs 6ott. ipsIbe su 1broop lest
8o&s ben Soispb Nrun ;u eri&isbei
iu@te, IL sessn $1,000 8arsibnft au
freien sSub seisst tuorben.
! Der 5idbriss Tli$a.I 5lUrstbiu
bon Uiaribtpoob erbieIt am SamItaf
our& ben isubtritt einss Ponps elmer
S@abelbru4 unb mubte sem 2adar
ipanna SofpitaI iiberfiibrt tpsrbsn.
- Bartbolometu Donopan tpurbe aeIi.
ern Bel bem Stsrrid grssi BREEDER bon
Barren iiberfabrsn. bic ibm Gin 8ein .ir
i4Iimm serqueti6tsn, bab CT nod i'm
SsrIaufe bss Cages farb. Cine Srau
iiberIsbt ibn.
Sobn Rsitor bon WosfieIb trurbs
am Samitas in ber 6lenpooo Uline un.
ter einem SsIienfua sefanssn unb ibm
Elm 8ein an stpei Stsasn eebro1en, Der
&opf berlebt unb aud cine IeiGte &c.
brneri4dtteruns susefast. Ct nirb i'm
emergency SofpiiaI su GarbonbaIs Be.
banesIt. mo feline @ensiuns srpartst
fpiro.
- Ser Ontario unb Wsfsrn 5euers
mann UiiIler 3u MnpFslb eIautis beuts
Wtor8en nbr einen @asseru1 su ssrs
iptiren. nabm elm 2i6t unb eins na4
unten. UNI ndbsr na@Iuforiden. Die
aampe srploeirte uno bic 5Iammen iebs
ten oas Saus in 8ranb, ireI&es total
Ssrh6rt purOe. Die sidbriss Io&tsr
Ufabel tonnte nidt eersttst tperesn unb
fanb ben Sob in ben SIummsn.
OIppbant nur6e am Donnerltas
ScrmIttds bon einem 8ranbe bsimge.
iuGt. Der Dor isiner 8sDdItigung einsn
eroben 9eiddfistbsiI oes Std6t&ens ssr,
itOrte uno einen Sa1f1absn bon sttua
S95. COO perurinGte. Man nimmt an,
oab sine @rploiion bon @as i'm Keller
oes aibertpn 2ueens ben Branb berurs
ta4te. Nls bemstft tpurbs, tpeI@en Inns
fang Der 8ranb an;unebmsn brobte,
uuroe mad Scranton um Bsiftanb gs.
ianbt uno bic itpsi Norbsnbs @pmpanien.
bic 8eneraI Pbinnep une 2ibsrtp, mad
Der 8ranbfdtts beorbert Der Sdlfs bic.
lee Companion ia ss su bsrbanfsn. bab
bic SIammen nidt nod srbBsren llmfans
errel1ten. IS bnuerts aber immerbin
bis ~ nbr 3a&mittass. sbs man bas
5euer unter @ontroQe bate.
(garbpnbalt asrrtipsnbsn,.)
Sus am WOntas absnb bonn Ger.
mania 8siausbsrein abesbaItens 9ans.
irdn36en uar isbr gut beiu&t unS elm
eeIuneeneS.
- Mi1asI 2ariin, BEN borIebten
Ulitttrph i'm Ontario q 8eftern 6ofe
Der 4rm 70 idauherbaft ,erbradt purbs
uno 70 biet Blut berlot. tpirb li@ mad
ben lebten 8sri1tsn pisbsr erboIsn.
Dsan befiir6tets ausrf. bub ct bic Ops'
ralion ni&i iiberlsbsn plrbs.
= 9ominid 8uris bon bier, Der befsr
ais ..SOpip" bstanut ih, iOats fi6 sinsm
8eri4ili&en 8srfabren untsripsrfen, neil
er anssbIi6 i'm perfIoFsnsn Sommsr
elnen triminelIsn ansrif auf elm iunsss
Dtde4en ssmu&t bate. bsridpano aber
Elm paar @o&sn Dor BEN 8eitpunits unb
tsnnts erff Ieste @o&e tpisher in S&s
nseiabs. u. o., binsfsit ssma&t ipsrbsn.
- Ser 6idbriss Ri&asI Durlan bon
Simpfon serisib am Woutas, aIS ct nit
anoeren Rnabsn sinsn Bug befeisen
troate. unter bic Rdoer bsHslbsn, bic ibm
sinsn SUB 70 ,erbrddten. oas CT i'm So
ipitaI ObsrbaIb bem 5ubs.lsnf amputirt
lpsrbsn mubte. Sein 3uhanb na@ Der
Operation NOR Elm brfnunsspoQsr unb
man sripartet feline bOaitanbiss @sns.
iuns.
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= Der ..Duils Rail" pirb aus 81.
Saba esmslbst. oab bic gsarina iisf mes
Ian&olii& lei. mas ii& bauptid9Ii@ ea'
rim dubers. bas is uubereep6bnIi& rubis
lei une ii&, ieIbft tpenn @dfts antpeienb
isisn, ni&t an Der llntsrbaItune beibeiIiss,
grdFbsnt 8sIapa Bat sinsn 1efsbI
srIaRsn, bic ailuntii&en Safsn Rieara.
suaS essen Subr,euee BON golOn, Go.
!ombia. 8oeas bel Eoire, Bort Simon
unb Gotta Riea iu quarantainirsn, ba in
bisisn PIdtsn Sas esIbs Sisbsr sraiiirt.
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Rette 3nftdnbt !!

Die 8etpobnsr bon @sit Gnmpa, 5Iu..
iino in srOber Aufreauns bordber, bnt
ibnsu ibr Blrssrmsifer, Sobn 9lilian.
mutbmabIih bon einem @cmite i'm auf'
TRACE Der @isarrsntruit' 5abrilanten ent'
fdbrt ipurbs. @ilian beiub sroben @in'
fIuB bsi ben bOriisen Sisarrsnma&srn.
unb biss es, bab er fiir ben StreiI bers
isIbsn in Der porpsrsanesnsn Bo&s psr'
onttportIi& mar. 8ubridsinIi& iif sr
na6 Rieuraeua snifiibrt tporbsn.
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aas llntsrtp1s. psId, pahr,

- Aas rlnterbuFe, tpeI@e tpdbrenb
bss IeSten SireIiss nit ben Pumpenleu'
ten nnb Waidinifsn ausfanbsn, iinb in
ben 8e&sn ber PbiIabslpbia une Reabs
ing Goal & SrOn Co., in Der Sbamotin
uno Wt. SarmeI Reeion tpieoer eineeissl
porbsn. 1000 @rubenarbeiter iinb in
SbumOiin NOD unbei&dftist, tpsil bic
@rubsn nod ni&t in betristsfdbissm
8utanbs iine.
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Garantirte Sbatiaden
fiir Sai6entii6erfdnfer.
3u 12 1=2 GeutS "a STHi.ts 4,

S1t IL 1=E @eltt6 Dir Elm
snslSls aNOrtsatnt ssn' 1s Gents SaI&tnti-
dsrn In ben foIstnbtn Sipsn: S6wti,r &C.
fidts 8Gnbs, tfnfa@t StmffitGsb, SpiBtnranb
NIT StidTti, SpiBtu 9nitriines, SpiBtn Gdtn
etc. lia,ptiftlbaft bic srSBtn 5afhsntu6.
@nibs, bic is In @uantsn sssisi purbsn.
RI IL SentS i;,tstIt,, iSt,IiItn Rir r; "a. a..
mSbnlit fur js 25 &snfs prfauft puretu. Der
bier pftrirtt Wntb n pirfltt 70 rifauni&, taS
ft aat In .iutm Saet snfauft ptrbrn mSssH,
tTssbsm bic 0uantitGt inm anfanssn srOb IT,
3u 18 GentS ssani ssm,Sie Sss.s ssis.a. isSs'.
iiitsr, bic nitmaIs unttr 25 Gents pifuirt pur-
ben. Gtiut stftftt Rdnbt. SpiBtn Snltrtinss,
Spibtnrdnes, etc. Ditie SdltsniiihtT siantH
ft fps,i.l fir bic ntutu GprIttt 8tesds, bic as.
stnipartis f& elmer 70 srp6tn Ru&fruss srfrtufn.
gu 25 GentS ptIiiIs SSstF'1 s,asi. 81.
psat Saf&snthtsr, bsesuttnb anbns wit bic at.
pSbnliGtn. Gtint S9pti,sr, Spisen unh
Stidstitn In nsutn StpItn, paiftnb fir Gprittt
9setds une bsesutsnb msbr ptrtb, als bsr Der
faufsprtis.
gu 80 Gents ssStssfi sste'S ~ s.nH. s!4'
kHsprtbt GoltftiOn BON bo6srabistn 5al&tn-
tihrn. nit ntutn unh lifblittn Gntpiirftn in
Stidrti SpiStn, S6pd,er, etc. DitIt 5a>
iatniihn linb nitmals ptrfauft nprbsn uuttr
65 uns rs Gents eas Slid unb linb tin 0un.
hn Der Glssanj une suttm @trtbt iu etm gr-
Eaufssrsiit BON 50 Gents.
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3n so Gents ssSGSsf, s,is'S "ig s.a,a. s,s'
9ie bOber fommenben
Saf9entii9er.

Dds afOrttmsnt N srpbartis unb bn S9nitt
in prtiitn i'm slsi6tu 8trbaItnib pit bel ben
Cbistn. gti,rtass 8iuftr unb anesrs, bic feline
OuaIitdtsn fuGtu, iplltsu bitls @tItstnbsi,
@tIp ju srlpnru une iu alti6tr 3sit bas Bette
su rbaItsn, uubspinst ni&t iibrltbtn.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-06-01

represent us, better turn the whole affair
Of government over TO a czar.
If salaries of members are not large
enough let them be increased in an open
manly way, instead Of increasing perqui-
sites by stealing the milk from the mouths
Of babes as it were. That any representa-
tive Of the people in Congress should be
guilty OF deeds Of which a purse suatcheT
or small fry alley thief should be ashamed
is indeed discouraging to citizens who take
the trouble TO 60 to the polls to vote. Such
conduct is about on par with that Of the
tough who robs a child Of the penny with
which he is going to the store to buy candy.
It is due 20 members who really use all
this money for clerk hire to introduce q
resolution designed to ascertain just where
the money goes in the case Of each mem
Der, so that the public may know who these
petty shameless peculators are and be able
to esteem them accordingly, for they rep.
resent nothing but their own appetite for
loot.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-06-01
The Task Of Commissioner Ware.

In assuming the duty Of administering
the affairs Of the Pension Office, commis-
siOner Ware, must soon learn that his pre-
decessor has bequeathed him an unenviable
heritage. Commissioner Ware is unques-
tionably an able lawyer, kind, courteous
gentleman, faithful public servant and an
excellent judge Of human character. When
fully inducted into the duties of his Office,
he will be astounded and disgusted with
the manner in which the Pension Office has
been administered for the past FIVE years.
He viii learn that public office has not
been regarded as a public trust, but as
private graft. That petty chiefs Of division,
appointed to do public duty with an eye
single to the public interest, have perverted
their power and betrayed the trust con6ded
to them, with an abandon that virtually dis
graced the public service. To crafty a
petty spite, to avenee an imaginary wrong
they did not hesitate TO violate the civil
service law, which the Republican party
had pledged itself to maintain inviolable
The favoutism, petty tyranny, and gross in
justice that prevails in the Pension Office,
would arouse the righteous indignation Of
a less upright man than Commissioner
Ware. Furthermore, the deceit, treachery,
tale-bearing, backbiting, and spying will
have a tendency to make him lose faith IN
human nature aud despair Of anything like
public virtue Chiefs Of division destitute
Of moral courage to meet clerk face to
face, will do him behind his back. while
pretending friendship. These little crea-
lures, incapable Of lighting in the open
with their face to the foe, use the sacred
power intrusted to them to rob clerk Of
his salary or deprive him Of his means Of
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-06-01
The First Assistants once.

For more than year the SUNDAY GLOBE
has from time to time published articles
regarding the rottenness of the bureau of
the First Assistant Postmaster General.
Those articles have been in the interest of
no party or clique, but for the interest of the
people who pay the taxes.
At times we have seen ray of hope that
our efforts were not in vain. We saw p S.
Heath take to the woods and his assistant
manipulation transferred but while Heath
left the department he managed to land as
an incubus on the national Republican COM
mittee, so from that position he could vir-
tually command the chairman and others of
said committee and thereby still manipulate
the affairs of his old bureau.
When Mr. Johnson took charge he saw the
condition and attempted to reform it, but
found it herculean task to fight against
the influence brought to bear by Heath &
Co. so he tainted by the wayside and today
from his little town in New Jersey, if he
we're to attempt to raise his head above the
political horizon, the stencil of the rotten
ness Of the bureau Of the First Assistant
beNAAo-oN|A gNANA al WDAAA AAARN MIN BelA
into oblivion.
A few weeks ago we asked about this end
Of the Cuban frauds but no answer has
come. Now do not think we do not know,
or in the language Of the street are talk
ing through our hat about these matters. We
are aware Of the mighty influence Machen
and Louis can bring to bear through that inn
mense fraud, Rural Free Delivery, contracts
ETC., and when the present administration
Of that bureau asserts that they know Of the
honesty of certain subordinates we would
advise them to read certain records Of the
department, and we will go further and ask
why they took the samples and bids away
from the supply division to classify Now,
gentlemen, be fair about this; If we have
made any misstatements, deny them over
your own signatures and we will readily
rectify them, but ignoring it will not pay,
for we have one more appeal to make and
that is to the people Officials may be able
to blue pencil articles for other papers, but
remember the SUNDAY GLOBE stands for
the truth, the whole truth and nothing but
the truth,
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-06-01

and adopting resolutions that he and the
men who framed the platform that were
simply sound and fury signifying moth
ingl They dare not repeal the duties and
the trusts know il
1t is the old story and the Ohio and Kan
sas Republicans are playing on a single
string. We will not quote what old Or.
Johnson said about patriotism but content
ourselves by referring to it. Called upon
to sustain the administration, TO sustain the
policy in the Philippines and swallow all
the ills that can be forced upon people
they must not rebel but allow any kind and
sort of outrages to be put upon them and
all sorts Of deprivations, even to depriva
tion Of food in the name of patriotism.
Meantime the meat combine goes on, raises
prices at will and Republicans like Hanna
and Grosvenor only pass resolutions and
make speeches which contradict them.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-06-01
The Rights Of the People.

The irrepressible conflict between the
rights Of the people and the monopolistic
privileges of railroad corporations is rapidly
approaching a crisis The arrogant manner
in which the railroad corporations have
spurned all overtures made by the hard
coal miners to avert the present strike. will
do more to advance the proposition Of Gov.
ernment ownership of railroads than any
amount of argument. The miners request
for adjustment Of differences by arbitra-
tion was fatty refused. They proposed two
plans, first, that the National Civic Fedora
tion select FIVE persons to arbitrate the
dispute, their decision to be final and to
control the relations between the miners
and operators for one year; second, in de-
fault Of this that Archbishop Ireland and
Bishop Potter, and third citizen by them
jointly selected, who should inquire into
the material and social conditions Of the
miners, the rate of wages. the nature of
their employment, ETC., and If up to the
American standard Of living the miners
agreed not to strike, provided the operators
agreed to make such improvements as the
investigators recommended. The operators
abruptly refused to entertain either propo
sitiou.
The arbitrary way in which the railroads
discontinued the running of trains in the
coal region to the detriment and inconve-
nieuee Of a vast population demands state
intervention.
The railroad officials, who are public ser
wants, should be enjoined from continuing
this objectionable wrong against this peo-
pie and held to their responsibilities and
held hard.
The notion that the corporations are the
owners of the railroads is as ridiculous as
it is pernieious. It is the duty Of the state
to open up thoroughfares Of travel and
transportation through her territory. For
this purpose she may take by right Of emf
uent domain the property Of her citizens
and reimburse them out Of the public
treasury. When the work is complete she
may make II free to all who wish to use it,