rAsgo ToiTJl IZIAT: PA" TIJ3C:5DAY MQTO1TO, MABOII 0. ' TWO CENTS A CT
Here's a
.Temptation,
Ladies
that -s 111 oi ply try your power of
ro Isting Indisputable but Bains, for In
tho
Annual Salg of
Muslim UMeirwear
which opens on Tuesday, Mirch 8th,
wo will mibmlt such 1111 niray of as
tonishing values si has lately been
seen lu this ot un other city.
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Yet Low Prices
(ire. not to bo constiueil as meaning
bnv Binges or qualities In this sale,
foi theie isn't a single Item In the
Ions price lls-ts that follow tint Is
not nuuln fiom the piopei kind of
Rood mulct lals, fashioned in the pio
pei stjlc, or made in a pioper man
lier to meet tho highest leciulromelits
of women of taste and experience.
Dvciy i)leeo or this undeiwear wus
made to our special older and has
passed a ligid Inspection before being
placed on sale , we thenfoie know ex
actly what we aie offeilng to eveiy
buyer unil can confidents ipcommend
these goods as tho best that skilled
labor can pioduce.
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ip vac want Tin: r,c consirr
CO l-.H TIIASI1 AND Sl'CH LIKD
ask nut it, wi: haam: it, ijpt
Wul 1,1) NOT ADVISD OUlt PATRONS
TO Tut I'll IT. WOMDN' WHO K.VUW
INHYTS AMIAT, WIU, NOT.
tales' ted Covers
jure or "A'" shapes; nicely llrl
ishi d and tiimmed and made to lit
lit, in cs of all piopoitions. The quo
tuii'jns which follow aie away be
luvv tegnlai values, how much you
iun t,uess when you see them.
Corset Coyer Sale Prices,
15c, 17c, 21c,
24c, 25c, 2Sc, 29c
.and upward by easy steps till the
j maik Is leached mid the peifec-
tlon or dainty loveliness attained.
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tables9 llgM (ois
Tin re s no aitkle in ladles' np
pnnl on which sue h m fulslte taste
ua bt displayed as in the slumbci
if he or night gown. We think we
haw fully emphasised this fact In the
subs to be mimbltled foi jour in
hjn tiun at this sale, but, of eouisc,
you must be Judge in that mutur
AW will say, hoeer, that In pi'.it
of quality or llnlsh, you cannot bel
li i il.i goods .shown, and that is say
ins a veiy gieat deal, indeed, ,
Night Gown Sale Prices,
4 1 c, 48c, 52c, 57c
64c, 69c, 74c, 89c
et , till
an I ,n t
the llnpst pioducts of skill
lomblned ale leailud at
Hi ci I ir
dieam ul,
kss than you can eci
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LaelSes9 White Skills
The cut ind hans of a .stai dard
skin has eveiy thing to do with tho
uppcii.inio of a costume. If the
diess skltt. and undeiskht eoitoim
to each othei, both hanging coma
1), the c fleet must be pel feet, if on
tho othei hand the white skiit Is
bkimpy and the oeisklit full, or the
fullness of the undu.sklit in one plaoo
and tho oveisklit in anothei, ull of
foit at effect is mined. Von hac iul
1 emplm-flaed ithls, fact cni-lSsly
diet-see women, unj fine da on the
avenues The skhts olfeied below die
faithful copies, of fashion's latn ap
pioe ! models and iu guuiunteej to
be iiuht In eveiy putticulur.
White Skirt Sale Prices,
41c,54c, 69c, 73c, 89c
$1,119, $1.26, $3,35
and upward, necoidlng to tho elu
boiutiiHss of the tilm and youi Idea
of what Is handsome,
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Laies9 Miislto Drawers
High giudo muslins, conscientious
llnlshlng and good trimmings aro
tho let-ding eh.uacterlstlcs of our
muslin ilmners exhibit. Dveu tho
lowest number will pioo satlsfactoiy
to the neuter.
Muslin Drawers
Saie Prices,
17c, 22c, 26c,
36c, 39c, 46c,
29c
66c
nnd higher If you think these arc not
quite up to join staudaid of linenebs
nnd elegance. Vet tho sumo deep out
in price Is apparent in all.
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BESIDES THESE
we hao Included In this annual sale
out full lino of
Children's and Misses9
mm
Dresses, SlpSfftiij'i
In a word, tW isvAcmr5leto de-;
partment sale, and if you buy any
time between March 3th and March
16th, you get tho goods ut a lonjr
flguie than It is posslblo for you to
ob'oln them at any other time dur
ing tho year.
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re
SE
GLOBE
i
Russia and Germany Favor the
Blockade of Greece,
THE BIG POWERS BLUSTER
Italy Threatens the Immediate Re
call of Her Minister at Athens and
the Other Nations Fret and Sputter
as if Bent on Belligerent Action.
What Greece Replied to Their
Joint Demand,
F-ciTta, Mnich S nvenlng The re
ply of Greece' to the identical note of
Una poweis has been leoelved here, nnd
as was expected, it Is unsutlsfactoiy.
In consequence Cleimany and llussla
have signified their appioval of an Im
mediate blockade ul the Gieek and
Cietan coasts.
Koine. Murch S. It is seml-ofllclally
announced that owing to the adveise
icply ot Gieeec to the demands of the
poueis, the latter will at once wlth
diaw theii mlnlsteis fiom Athens.
AVI1AT Gunncu SAID.
London, Mnich S The follow intr Is a
coirect outline of the latter as de
Hveied to the foieiijn loptesentutlves
today The note says that Gieeee In
onnfoimlng to the wishes oi the poweis,
leconunended that the Cietans accept
ret tain ufmnis, but the .Moslems len
deied these icfoinis Impossible and
Gieeee was theiefoie obliged to Inter
MMie to piotett a sister nation.
An uutonomous admlnlstiatlon for
the island, the note saj.s, does not con
stitute a solution of the dllllculty and
the Cietans 1 eject It. Gieeee, the note
sajs in conclusion, is willing to accept
the decision of the Cietans us to w beth
el they doslie autonomy ot annexation.
The lecall ot the Gieek Meet nnd
tioops would be a signal for fui llier
excesses in the Island In the face of
which Gieeks could not leinaln pimshe.
Theiefoie, the lecall of the lleet and
tioops Is impossible.
OPIXION IN ENGLAND.
London, JIaicli S In the house of
commons todaj Might Hon. A. .1. H.il
tour, lit fat ioiil of the tie.isinv. denied
that the collccthe note which the paw
ns had addiessed to Gieeee was
couched in the foi in ot an ultimatum.
Theie was no doubt, he said, that theie
was a dilfeience between the position of
Tuikoj anil that of Gieeee. The latter
was nctlnir In dellance of the poweis
while Tuikej w.n acting puiel in the
defensie and showing that she had no
desiie to leslst the deslies of the pow
eis Mi G. N. Ouizon, undel foieign
sccrctaij. said It was impossible to
pledge the poweis to the appointment
ol a Chi IMIaii go ei not ot Ci ete
FKK.VCII JIINISTKY SUSTAINED.
Pails, .Alaich S In the chamber of
deputies ex-.AIInlstei Goblet piessed the
goM'uirnent to consult the ehumbei be
loie taking any dedbUe steps in legaul
to Gieeee. I'lline Ministei Mellne and
M. Ilanotaux both declured that It was
impossible Gieece's leply and hei In
tention were otlldallj known, but, tluy
added, theie would be no niilltuiy ojiei
utlons by Fiance without the assent of
the chamber v
M. Mllleiand, a soda member, asked
that toinonon be Ilxcd for debating the
question Pi line Minister Meline i el us
ed to fix the date and he was suppoited
bi the chambei by a v)tf o ?27, to l'JI
31. James, socialist, said that he would
leuen- the Intel pellatlon on the subject
dully.
H.imliuig, Match S The Hnnibuig
coiiespondent (-eml-olllelally states that
In the eint of Gieeee i ejecting the
ultimatum of the poweis unil not ngiee
ing speedily ah to tin ii iutuie i ouise of
action in in the eient or a Gieco-Tutk-ish
wai bi caking out It Is understood
that the Geunan ciulsei now in Cietan
wntois will.be lecalled. Geiniany will
thus quietly retiie Into thnt leseive
that Is suited to her political Inteiestb
London, Match S The A'lenna coi
rcspundent of tho Chronic le telegiaphs
that much anxiety is felt theio looi
Gieat Uiltuin lefuse to join in coercing
Gieeee. As yet Austila, Germany and
Russia me the only three of the slx
gieat poweis that have assented to the
pioposals made by the foieign ndmlials
In Cietan wnteis, whleli himply is a
blockade of the coasts of Gieeee. The
coiiespondent adds that the vessels of
the Gieek navy which nie going to A'olo
harbor are kept under stilct surveil
lance. Cnnea, March S Admiral Canavaio,
commander of the Italian lleet lieie,
has notified M Uai kails, tho Gieek vice
consul, thut ho must leae the island.
GOOD TIMES ARE COMING.
rMilrt, t ollnr and Cull ractorics in
Tro Kiihhcd with Drdcis. .
Troy, March S. The geneial outlook
foi tho shlit and collar Industry, which
Is so vital to this city, is blight, ac
cording to the expectations, of the iniin
ufactuieis. This will be good news for
tho operatives engaged in that Indus
try, which, up to a shoit time ago, suf
feied from the business depression
noted thioughotit the country.
All the shops thioughout this city
devoted to the manufacture of shltt
wulsts, shirts and collais, have all the
oideis they can fill, and in many cases
a sulllclent number of opeiutlves In
the severul different brnnches of the
tiade cannot be obtained to do the
work which is crowding the maiiufac
tuieis to their utmost capacity.
Killed His Wife and Shot Himself.
Chicago, Mai eh S, James Poweis, n
cabman, late, last night shot and instant
ly killed his wife und then fatally shot
himself, Jealousy Is supposed to have
been the motive for tho deed.
TOWN TO BE DESTROYED,
Its Site ill Ilo Used as a Hcscrvolr
for Itostou.
Clinton, Mnss., Match S. Prepara
tions for the unusual pioceedlng of wip
ing out an entlie town nie now neatly
completed by the lnoliopolltan unlet
cominlsslonei, to whom has been Blunt
ed the nuthoilty to wipe out the town ot
AVost Bojlston, which lies in the midst
of u tract of land to be used in the
constitution of the liininniotli Nashua
i her basin which Ii to supply the city
of Hoston and its subuibs with watei.
In occompllshlnir the fhange a l un
load, sevcial chinches, cemeteries nnd
Inctoiles, besides stoies, lesldencts and
buildings or othei descilptions will bo
either lemoved or toin down Among
the factoiles affected nie those of the
Claiendon mills, which employ -00 op
euitlves, and those of the West lloyls
ton Manufactuilutr coinpany, wheie a
gieat number of hands aio winking.
One subject that deeply Intel ests the
people of the town section Is that of a
new location foi the line of the Cen
tial Massachusetts lallioad of the llos
tou and Maine system, as much of the
piesent lo'adbed will be bulled deeplj
under the wuters of the proposed basin.
TRIAL OF KAISER.
Tile
Norrislon Citizen Accused
Wife Alurdcr Before the Unr
of Justice.
of
Noitlstown, Pa , Maich S. Chailes O.
Kaiiei, jr, who Is accused of having
linn dei ed his wife Kinmn P. Knlsei,
near heie on the evening of October 2Sth
last, was placed on tilal In couit today.
The couit loom was ciowded. Kaiser,
It will be lenienibeied, took his wile
cai lingo lldlng nnd declined that high
waymen killed lipr. lie was anested
on suspicion of being a party to n con-spli-icy
to nuiider the woman foi $11,000
Insuinnce. on her life Seeiul dujs
after his nirest the authoiities took
steps foi appiehending James A. Clem
nier and Lizzie K. De- I-Culb as the othet
conspliatois but the commonwealth
had no clue to their wheieaboutH.
Kaiser was bi ought fiom pilson by
Shsiilf Johnson hand-cuff ed to two jall
eis. AVheii the couit was opened Attoi
my N. Jl. Laieleie, senioi counsel foi
Kulsei, moved to quash the indictment
on the giounds that the guind juiy had
not been piojieily svvoin. The couit
over-iuled the motion and Dlsttlet At
torney Stiassbmger lead the bill of in
dictment to Kalsei to which he plead
ed not gulltj. Dining the leading of
the bill the accused moved neivously
fiom one foot to tho other and sup
poited himself bj testing his hand on
tlu uilllim: suuountling the dock. AVhile
this foimality was in progiess Kaisei'.s
mother was ushered within tho b.u un
noticed by hei son and v. as shown to a
seat near Mi Laielcie. The woik of
stcuilngn juiy was then begun
At the afternoon session a juiy was
obtained alter which couit adjourned
until tomoiiow
JAPAN THE BATTLE GROUND.
Will Ilo tho Scene of Contest llctuecn
Advocates of Gold and Mlver.
AVashington, Match S Japan is the
next nation which will furnish the
battle gioiind for n contest between
the advocates of a gold and silver
staudaid The lepoit bus bun leient
ly pt luted that the Japanese govern
ment had adopted the gold staudaid,
but this pioves to be Inconect. Olll
clal cuble advices received fiom Tokio
todaj state that the mlnistij has foi
nuilated a bill for the adoption of the
gold standaid and that on the second
Instant this measuio was Intiouiicod in
the house ot lepiesentntives ol the diet
The intioductlon of the measuio no
moie foreshadows Its successful pas
sage b the diet than would be the
case In the Ameilc.ui congiess.
It Is undei.stood that this piopnsed
financial legislation will eieate stiong
opposition In Ihe diet.
It is piedlcted that the contesL In the
diet will not only be a splilted om-, but
ginve doubts aie expiessed as to the
possible success of the measuie.
REBEL WAR SUPPLIES SEIZED.
Government of Uruguay .Mount; to
.Suppress a Revolution.
London, Match 8. A dispatch to the
Times fiom Montevideo states that
both ehanibeis of the geneial assembly
have appioved all the measiues pio
posed by the cabinet for suppiesslng
the i evolution, and have given the ex
ecutive caite blanche In cairylng them
out.
The minister of war has seized a
caigo of ammunition and wai supplies
intended foi the lebels.
LIL WANTS A HEARING.
Sends Ilcr factotum lo the Mhito
House with a Kcipicst.
AVashington, March S Julius Pal
mer, the Hoston gentleman who is a
suit of Major Domo to the foimer
queen of Hawaii dining her lesldence
lieie, wus among the eaillest of calleis
at the white house after luncheon
He handed Mr. Pcutei a note which
wns said to be a lequest fiom "Hei
Giiiclous Majesty," ns he calls Lllluo
kalanl, for m audience nt an eaily
date.
Caidinal Gibbons Injuied.
AVheellng, W Ara., March S Cardinal
Gibbons Is the guest of lit. Hon. Ulshop
Donol.ue. and the local clergy. On the
way to AVheellng over the Haltlmoie and
Ohio the raulinnl was slightly Injun d by
the bienklng of a window In the cai in
which ho i ode Tho vicar general, Con
nor, or Claiksbuig, vas tin own ngulnst
the window by the motion or the tialn
Tho glass was shatteied and fiagmentH
fell on tho caidlnal's head and aim, cut
ting them slightly.
Gcndnrnierii) Dishands.
Canea, Maich 8 Tho Intel national Gen
daimle in the island ot Cieto has been ells,
banded and the Drench and Italian otli
cers or tlio Kendal ines have taken their
depattuie Tho Monte iukiIiih belonging
to tho geudaimeilo have been retalnid by
Hussla, who will juiy them for theii sei
viccs. Siunll Loss.
Now Yoik, Maich 8. Thieo ce of
photogiajih machines Hint were to bo
used to photogiuph tho Coibpu-Pitzslin-mqns
light for the klnetoscope, has been
attached by the she! Iff, As n Jesuit of
the attachment .the fight muy not be
photoBlupher'
WILL BE TRIED
FOR AN0LD CRIME
Hugh Smith Accused of the Murder of
Alaliiuln Snyder.
DEED COMMITTED 28 YEARS AGO
According to Aflidniits the Hody of
tho Iftim Uns Chopped In IMoces
and l)iiriifd--.V StraiiKu Story if
Crime That Surpasses I'ictiou.
New lllooinfleld, Pa., Match S AVhen
John Hhull, a cousin of Huiili Smith
and .Samuel Smith, a brother ol the
pilsoner languishing In the county jail
nt this place chatged with the minder
of Miss Mellnda Snydet in Pleasant
A'allej, weie niest"d this evening ut
their homes In the upper end of the
county, the second chapter of this trag
edy enacted twenty-eight .veais ago,
was played by District Attorney Kell
and Constable Helstllne. Dvei since
Hugh Smith was lodged in jail all suits
of lumois were afloat ns to the othet
parties Interested In the case utul onlj
when John Shull wus anested did the
name of the teal infounant make its
appeal ance.
It now develops thnt Shull was called
Into the tiagedy at the last moment
and Is believed to have usslsted In dis
posing of the body when the .seuiihlng
paity vvns on the mountains neaibj
It Is said lj Dlstiiet Attoinej Kell
that the body was tempoiaillj bin led
and feailng it would be dlscoveied Shull
was piessed into service. mil Hied John
Kendlg A: Co.'s saw mill to diveit the
attention of the seaiching pail. Miss
Snjder, although but a meie gill of IS
pais, weighed ovei 200 pounds and It
requlied two men to handle the body
Duilng the confusion attendant on the
burning of the mill the body was
chopped up and binned. Smith denies
this and ded.nes be was unawaie that
the .saw mill, loin ted less than flftj
lods fiom his huiiM', had buined down
that night until the next day. Ho sas
he was not out of the house the Sunda
evening the glil came to his house, al
though a piajei meeting was held at
the home ot his patents Just acioss
the wa. He sas he dtove the gill
nwa, but used no fence. The last he
saw ol bet was when she was standing
in tne meadow some distance nvviij
fiom the house.
SKHTCH Or SMITH.
Hugh Smith Is (11 jeais of age, served
In the lute war as quaiter master of
Coinpany F, MSth leglment. Pennsyl
vania A'olunteeis. He has been twice
maiiled.had 10 children living nnd tluee
dead. Ills eldest child, a son, is 58 yeais
of age, while the youngest is 2 yeais
Ills second wife is about thli t -eight
jean, old. The flist wife on her death
bed, it is claimed bj Dislilit Attorney
Kell, vvnntid to tell something but hei
husband dune the people out of the
loom and lefused to allow her to talk
This Is belipved to have be'.n n confes
sion of the minder she saw hei hus
band commit lor which he has been at
tested. ShuU's an est is made on the crinund
that he was an nc complice aftei the
fact. Sam Smith's nil est is ui-o as an
acce.sooi v.
Dlstib t Attorney Kell has affidavits
to piove most ot the chaiges against
the men, vei little of his case being
eonjectuie Ilaimon, Hugh Smith's
eldest son. Is looking alter the Intel ests
of his father and -ays he will .spate no
expense to clear him
Smith's motive In killing: the Snydei
gill Is not ideal Iv made out, but Is
supposed to hae been to conceal the
fact that be had been unduly Intimate
with hei oi that lu a fit of anger he
stiuck hei with a hatchet, killing hei
almost Instntitl.v. DMilet Attoinej
Kell has not yet decided which cue
he will take In piosecutlng the ease.
L0! THE POOR INDIAN.
Petitions the (iovciuoi to Give Him
All of Oil CK.
Hanlsburg, Pa, Maich S Soloman
Oball, the etieiable chief ot the Coin
Plantei Indians lesldlntr on the n-sei-witlun
In the northwestern pai t of this
state, ai lived heie today with an In
tel pi eter to nsain place his claims fm
land beloie the gov ci not. The old
chief claims all Die land along oil
cieok on which Oil City Is now lointvd,
Tho gov ei nor uave him a heniing and
nd vised him to seek a lemedy tin ough
legislation.
Two yeais a;jo Oball's claims were
looked Into by a legislative committee
which decided that he could not sub
stantiate them
CAMERON AND BERLIN.
It is Humored 'I lint tlio i:-Senutoi
.Mm .Succecil Aiiibiissndoi IIIil.
AVashington, Match S Among the
appointment Illinois, In die ulatlon Is
one which sends Senator Cnnieion, of
Pennsylvania, to succeed Mr. Ulil as
ambassador to Geiniany.
The Massachusetts delegation asked
this place for Hopiesentntlve AVIlllam
F Diapei.'but Senatois Quay and Pen
ioso uiged Senntoi Camel oil's appoint
ment and It is stated Hint Geneial
Diapei will succeed Mlnlstei .MncVeagh
at Itoine.
200 MASSACRED IN BRAZIL.
Coiibcllioiio'h i'niiatics orst
Soldiers in Hnliia.
Ihe
London, Maich S A dispatch fiom
illo de Janelio by way of Pails says
that u band of fanatics led by Consel
helio have killed Colonel Moielia
Caeser, thiee oillcials and -'00 hol
dleis In Uahla.
Theio Is much excitement In Illo Jan
elio, where the populace has pillaged
and binned the oflle-es of the Jlonaieh-
ist papeis,
taide.
Llbenude and Gazetuda-
School Tiiifliur'h Suicide.
Heading, Pa., Mulch 8 Miss Isabella
Pulton, a te-acher in the Chicago publlu
schools, committed suicide heiu today by
tluowlng heiself In fiont of un cn'lue on
the Pennsylvania lallroad. Tho unroi lu
nate woman was cut to licvs hy tho
wheels of the locomotive. No leason is
known for her act.
Superior Court .Meat.
Ilarrlsburg, Pa March S.-Tho suporlor
com t begun its sitting today for Dauphin
Lebanon and Yoik cases, Theio nie
enough cases to keep the. court hero two
weeks.
AUDITOR QENERAL'S REPORT.
Methods ol Conducting tho Depart
ments and Collcctinj; Taxes.
Hnitlsbuig, Pa., March S. Auditor
General Mylln and Coipoiatlon Deputy
John A. Glenn weie befoie the legis
lature committee this afternoon which
Is Investigating the departments of au
ditor general and stale tiensuter. They
gave lu detail the methods of conduct
ing the departments and the sjsteiu ot
collecting taxes of ull kinds Ml. Mvlln
said thut in IS!),-, when he took
chin go of the ofllco .some coi
poiatlons weie delinquent for as long a
polled ns 20 yeais He at once hot to
woik to collect these taxes and during
Ihe past year with the assistant e of the
attorney geneial, the totnl collections
have i cached almost a million dollais.
This at a tost to the state of only font
thousand dollais He suggpsted an ap
piopilation by the legislutuie to pay
foi u clerk whose sole duty shall be to
look nftei the collection of delinquent
tuxes. Mr. Glenn explained the svstein
of collecting coiporation taxes. In
seven yeais $42,000,000 had been collect
ed. It was also explained that dining
the panic n year of two ago the auditor
geneial had extended the time of pay
ment of .some coipoiatlon taxes to i"e
Ileve the stiess of some coipoiatlons
No inono has been lost in this vva.
PLYMOUTH SENSATION.
Three Councilmcn Under Arrest on
Charge of Soliciting Bribes-Daniel
Reese Prosecutor.
Special to the Scianton Tribune.
Plymouth, Match S. Thiee council
nien of this hoi ough weie anested to
night by County Detective Hekeit on
a ehntge ol soliciting billies. They nie
(SCOHGi: WALTON.
THOMAS THOMAS.
JOHN D. STin'HNS.
The Intoimatlon was svvoin out by
Daniel J. Iteese and C. AV. Honeymoon,
two unsuccessful candidates for ottiee
at the le-otsanlzatlon of councils held
lecently. Mi. Reese was a candidate
foi secietaiy. He makes aflldavlt to
the effort that Thotnny and Stexens
came to him beloie the election and
demanded money beloie they would
suppoit him Mi. Honeymoon aveis
the same thing about Walton.
The thiee men weie anested tonight
and weie held In $J00 ball befote 'Squiie
Woolkeis. Lach ftunlshed bondsmen
Giciit excitement pievnlls lieie. The
citizens have organized and have em
ployed Attorney C. AV. Palmer to push
the case against the accused council
men. BACK TO THE COMMITTEE:
Tlio S'eunto Again Itelcrs the .Mooted
Albiliulioii Trcutv.
AVashington, Match s During the ex
ecutive session of the senate this after
noon Senator Davis moved to icfir the
geneial treaty of aibltintion between
tho United States and Gieat Hiltaln
which Is now on the table, back to the
committee on foieign lelntlons, togeth
er with the pending aincnitmi nts.
This action was taken without oppo
sition. APOSTOLIC DELEGATE TO CANADA.
Kopoitcd That the I'opc Will Send
,.1!r. Mcir Del Vul.
London, Match 3 A dispatch to the
Times fiom Home says:
"The po:0 has dec Ided to send Mon
slgnor Meny Del Ail as Apostolic dele
gate to Canada. 13y sending one so
cloelv attached to his poison the pope
gives exceptional nssinance of his spec
ial peisoual inleiest in the vvelfaie ot
Canada "
Tvudull Gums Wisdom.
YoiuiRstovvn, Pa., Maich, s One of the
fimous Tyiulnll Palmer libel cases, of
vvhli h theie weie 2U0 or mote biought
against vailous newspapeis thioughout
the eountiy, was illsposi d of heie this
looming by Judge Kennedv, who dis
missed the cute pending against ihe
Viningstonn A'lndlcatoi.and assessed the
costs on the plaintiff.
Suicide ot a liutclici.
Plttsbuig, Pa., Mai eh S. C'hilstophei
Stochi, a butcher, committed suicide this
afternoon at his home on liouquet stieet,
neui Piasei, Oakland, by shooting him
self. Stoehi and his wife had quaileled
Htoehi was 40 yeais ol age und well
known. lie leaves a wlfn and seveial
ehlldien.
Opposril to Prison Printing.
Albany, March S Samuel P. Donnelly,
piesldent of Ty poginphlcal union No ii,
of New A'oik city, will appear beloie the
state pilson commissioner on .Maich 10
and oppose the Introduction of prinking
union,? the lnelustiles of the stato piisons
Mefl Hor' s Kcsunic.
Plttsbuin', Pa , Maich 8. The Spang Iron
and Steel company and the .VIoiihead
liros. & Co. steel woiks, both located
in Shaipsbuig, lesumed woik today uf
ter an Idleness or about tv.o months, giv
ing employment to about "UO men.
I'nlii) Divorce Squelched.
New A'oik, March 8. Justice Lnvience,
In the supieme court today, declared an
othu Oklahoma divorce Invalid.
TIIK NEWS THIS M0KX1XU.
Weather Indications Today;
(K-ncrall) Cloudy; Warmer.
1 Poweis Will I'so Poice to Dnd the
Cietan Ttoublea.
Will lie Tiled tor a (Jilmo of Tiventy
elght Veins Afo.
State Lawmakeis Aio ilusy,
2 cost or Itunnlng this Ooveuncnt.
rinancial and Commercial,
3 (Local) New Committees of the
lioaid of Conttol,
Investigating the New Telephone
Hold-up Story.
4 IWItorlal.
Volco of the People.
5 (Local)-Hoven Men Uurned by Mine
Dxploslom.
City Asfeessmont ror 1S67,
Gannon .Must Stay in Jail,
0 Stoiy-"Tho Dlslntegintcd Oieen Gro.
cer."
7 West Sldo News and Gossip.
Suburban Happenings.
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S I'p and Down the A'alley,
STATE LAWMAKERS
ACTIVELY ENGAGED
Numerous Measures Introduced in Sen
ate and House.
MANY NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED
A Scrnnton Notaiv Anions; tho Nttm-bei.-.m.
Woodiull i'lcsunts a
.Schcinu to Abolish tho Uouhlc
Ollicu Holding llusinuss in the
Stato -- Against the Phosphorus
Mutch.
Hnnlshuig, Ph., Mnich S. The sen
ate wns calleel to older this evening at
i o'clock with President Pio Teni. Mc
Canell In the chali.
Leave of ubsence was gi anted Senn
toi Mite hell, of Hiadloid, for a month,
Mr. Gobln explaining that his physi
cian hud advised the liiadfoid sena
tor to take a sea oyage for his health.
Mr. Mitchell has been ubsent the gi eat
er pan ol the session because of Ill
health. The bill piovldlng for a house of de
tention la Philadelphia for juveniles
was lepotted lioin the committee on
Judicial y iieneial as committed.
Fiom the committee on municipal af
fairs Mi. iiiown, of Lawrence, lepotted
the civil sen vice bill affecting cities of
the thlid class as committed.
Mr Gibson's bill amending the act
piohlbltlng pool selling, so as to give
icitaln associations the light to sell
pools on c et tain day s vv as i epoi ted f i om
committee.
HILLS INTRODUCHD.
Bills weie lead in place as follows:
l!y Mr. Snydei-i'tovlitlng for tho election
ot a sohlleis' monument neai Stiuffoid
Station, Chester county, and appropi lut
ing U,W0 theipfot.
Hy .Air. Usboui n Amending' the act of
1V3T) lelutlng to the election of a now
i.ii-uu iinu a eteiiiors' apaitmcnt within
the city und county of l'lilludclplil i and
lot the sale of the county pileon In AVal
nut stieet In that city so fin as it pio
yldps that "none bqt ofllclnl vlsltois shall
buve any communication with the eon
vlots," amending the same by lpqulilng
the consent or the hoaid or pilson In
spectois heroic any person shall visit
the convicts
Hy Mi Savloi -Giving dliectois or the
poor tin co cents pci cliculai mile in
tiuvil necessuiy In the )Pi foimnnce of
theii duties, amending thu act of 1'U
piovldlng ror the legulutlon or the n..v-
ment or Ties to con-tables us rollows:
$1 .i0 for each lotuin, $.' for seivlng nt a
geneial election; SI for special township
boiough oi wind ele'ctlon ind 51 loi each
defendant on warrant, $1 ttn each defend,
ant on commitment and tin cets per
eiiculai mile foi p.uli mile tiavpllcd.
Hy Mi. Kennedy An act piovldlng that
cveiy caucus oi convention for the nomi
nation of public odlcus oi election of del
egates to a nominating convention shall
bo held within the lenltoilal limits or
.in- uisuili wmen said otllceTs oi dele
gales shall lepiesent If elected
Two bills weie lasted finally. The
(list limits the time for Tiie foifeltuie
ol policies on die insuianee companies
for the non-payment of piemlums and
making the unpaid piemlums a Men
upon the amount of loss ot damage ns
i ei tallied to be due. The second bill
lepeais me act piovldlng foi the nscei
tulnlng and paying the sepaiate Indebt
edness of second class cities.
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.
In executive session the Semite con
flimetl these nominations Thomas H,
Clltfoiei, New Yoik, to be commission
er ol deeds foi Pennsylvania, llailev
W. Fishei, aldeiinan for the Seventh
waul ut Oil City , nolniles public, AVIll
lam H. Golden, Plttsbuig, J. A.
iiuugney, William McKenuan, jr., I.
D. AVoicestei, .Mc Keespoi t, Hany A
Me-Fadden, Hollidaysbuig. J. M. Sbei-
win, Kile; M L Ulnh, W. S Hulsland
ei, Scianton; C H Pleam, New Hol
land; Joseph A. Coxe, Mlllaid F. Shock.
Joseph S. Himan, Joseph M. Wooley,
A G Stout, Fiank 11. Caitley, Geoige
C Hawker, W. II. Hummel, S. C Kraus,
Philadelphia.
The two bills weie defeated on sec
ond leadliiff Tho act l elating to the
Uudy of the humane tieatnient of ani
mals In the public hlIiooIs and educa
tional Institutions teoelvlng state aid,
and the act lo lequlie school boaiels
to place In the public schools appara
tus to lllustiate studies and especially
conett vveluhts and measuies to show
the use of the arithmetical tables.
The act to lerulate ihe civil seivlco
of the commonwealth nnd of the cities
thoieof and counties containing moio
than 100,000 Inhabitants lu the special
oider fot tomorrow at l" o'clock
At 10 HO the senate adjourned until
tonionow inoinitifr nt 10 o'clock.
uns'Nnss in thh housh.
It was 'J.'IO when Speal.ei I'.uyei called
the house to oielei tills evening Chief
Cleik Genihait piesenled the i etui us
of the spei lal election In Fulton coun
ty show lncr the election of Dallas F.
ISainlund In place of Representative
Cook, deceased.
Among the bills Intioducud' tonight
vvete the follow ins.
Ily Air. AVoodiufT, Philadelphia regulat
ing the ellKlb'lliv of membeiu of councils
ami munli Ipal oincers of first-class cities
It Is designed to pi event membois of
council holding othei olllces than that of
councilman nt the same time. Mr. AVood
inff'u Idea Is that ono pcr&on should not
hold moio thnn one olllce at tho same
time lie alms to abolish double olllce
holding He also intioduceHl an act by
lequest of the AmuU'amated Assoi latloii
of Tile Woikeis to extend tho ni'-chanlcs
lien 1 iw to tile vvoikeis.
Hy Mi. .MaiiHllifd, Heaver Providing for
tiaiispoitatlon to and from Chattanooga,
Tenn , at tin time of dedication of monu
ments of Pennsylvania uglments and
battel les foi all suiv Ivors iTf oiganlzu-
lloim paitlclpating in battles In that vic
inity and nppiopilaiing ;j5,o.W il,e refor.
Hy Mr. West AppioprntinK W3.000 to
St. Joseph's hospital of RiMuiug, also nn
act giantlng a pension to Ilvan James,
u etc tan of tho wai; nlBO to John F.
Gllbeit.
Hy. Ml. Luden, Hulks Granting a pen
r.lon to Louis Adsell, also to John F. Col
led, also to Augustus Rocket.
Hy Mr. Scholleld, Centie To prevont
tiespasslng on lands enclosed us private
for the put pose of hunting
Hy Mi Gould, Drle-Appioprlutlng $10,.
000 to St. Vincent hospital association at
Drie
Hy Mr Guughey, Indiana Grunting
giatulty to John I. Tlncom, a .Mux lean
Vote i an.
Hy Mr. Itelnhard, Lebanon To prohibit
manufacture and sale of matches con
taining phosplioius
Hy Mi, Keen, Dauphin To icpenl an
Continued on Pane -'.J
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Our assortment oi3
Long and Sliort
FOR INFANTS
Is now complete and yzry
attj'active.
Also a Beautiful Stock erf
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5110 AND 532
LACKAWANNA AVENUE
Always Busy
Selling loncst Shoes.
-sjy
I'J rS5!
Specials for IVlarcli
Ladies' Vici Kid Welts,
$2.00.
Men's
Calt
Welts, $2
Footwear
Spring
'Tor
every
member o'f the -Jamily,
vynojesaje anu retan.
Lewis, Reilly vl Davles
III and lib Wy oniing Avenue.
SCKANTGN1ANS IN FLORIDA.
i-copic n no ilo hojouruiiiK in
thu
l.nild ot ;:tcrunl Summer.
Soeclal to Hid Seranton Tilbuno.
St. Augustine, Fin, March S. Th
hotjl Hcjal Palm, at Miami, bonleii I
on tho east bv Dlscnyne liny, und un
the west by the famous Ev erglades of
Fhnldn, the homr of the Seminole lu
ill'ins. Is the lntest addition to tho Dat
Coast System of Hotels. Tills Is its lu-t
seuton, but the lintel nnd town that
suiiouiids it la the Mecca of touilsts
fiom all over the country. Vislteus
to the east coast spend some time at
ull the lesorts leached by the Flcnldi
UtiHt Coast lailwuy and a)vvays leav
a pl'ce with l egret
Among the touilsts from Rcranton
now ti the east coist, aie: Mrs T. II.
Catkins, Mis. A. H. Christy und 1Z G
Cent sen, who on' Kuests of the Iloyal
Palm. Mi. and Jlu. C. II. 5?ehndei.
Mr. and Mrs. ,T. L. Crawford, M C
.Stow era are at the Hotel Ponce de Le.m,
St. Augutlne; Mi. and Mrs. G. 13. Hill,
at the Ahas-ui, Hi. Augustine; Mr. and
Mis. W. F Ilnlsteid and Mr. and Mis.
G. M. llnlstead me now- nt Palm Beach.
.Mi. and Mis. William McClavo have
made the tout of th" East coast tesoits.
Slciniisliip Aiiivuls.
New York-, March 8. Airlvcip Stoainer
01denbug tiom Uiemen wnivod out:
Dins at aibrultai, ruerst JJlBmarck ut
Constantinople, .Maich 7, on excursion,
Mississippi at London. Sailed for New
York Steamer Knisoi Wllhelm II. from
Naplen. SUhted Stodmer Siberian,
from evv Vork for Glasfjovv, passed Toiy
Island,
Hi'tlilnhoiii Thpitini iiiiiuod.
Hethlehem, Pa, Mnich S-Tho IJIJou
theater wns destroyed by tiro touiuht.
Tho loss Is Jll.UiW, liuuianee, JS.OOJ.
Tho Hcinld's cutlici E'oiccust.
Xevv Yoik, Maich S In the Middle
States today cloudy, warmer, fiesh to
brisk boutheasteily and southerly winds,
with lain, genui ally light or moderate,
followed by paitlal dealing tonight, (in
Wednesday, partly cloudy; fieah to brisk
eouthttly vvuielH, luereekd by intn ner
the lakes and ncaily stationary tompiru
ture, followed by dealing ana fair.
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