J tv -i)fr'rt t "! W" .(jjr.rr. y.- m$Anvr'l'm,'-1'r fmw xrp" ,! XrS rr V "V TIIE SORANTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY MOUSING, APRIL 2$, 1397. -fni Fvn;wSiir,OT'r I X Tan Patent J Leathers. . . Something new. With fancy silk tops. The new opera toe. Ask to sec It. We call It stock No. 02. Tlc dollars worth of shoe style for $3.50 ft 410 Spruce St. TEI.SOjNAL. JnmcH liolaml. of VVllkc s-Hnrro, called Mi Bcianton frlendH se'Uerdiiv. Secretory D. 15 Atherton, of tlio boaid bf trade, 1ms returnul from New York rlty. Mips Minnie 15 Wademnn, of Dnlton, spent Tuesdav evening with Mrs. A. 15. Yonger, of 15romle aemie Superintendent Palmer, of the Krio and "VVvomlng Valley nrdn nt Haw lev, was a visitor In the cltv jesterday. Postmaster P M A'nndllng and August Itoblnson went to Atlintlc Cltv jestcr day, wheto they will Bpend ten dajs. 15. Poster of Phll-idolphli, was in the city veteidnv Mr. Poit r was forme ily t ngagcel In the drj goods business In this city. John I' Donnhoc, of Stone nventie, has gone to New York cltv to attend the com mencement cxcrclsen of the New York College of Phaimuc. Miss Margaret JJejnolds, of Hampton Ftrect, has ictiiined from a slt to lur Pinter, Mre Janice It Lewis of Kingston Sunday evening Miss lte nobis, who pos sesses n tlcb conlrnlto olce, nng nt the nrlcis in the Plm Presbj terlan church ut Kingston. NEW ELECTRIC LAMP. It I to He iMiiiiufiicturcd b a Local Stock Computi). The Hubbell Electric Limp company Is the latest new Scianton Industiy. The clectiii lamps which the In ventors. Captain C J Hubbell nnd H. C. Hubbell, exhibited lit this city two J ears ago will be manufaituteil here by a stock company composed of Dr L. M. antes. W. S Hovel, Jr, "W. D. I5oyers and the inventors. The com pany has a capital stock of $33,000. The lamps aie what are known as primary battery electtlc lamps and are designed foi the use of miners, for headlights on blcjcles and the like. They are Inexpenshe, burn for nine hours nnd can be recharged for a cent and a hnlf. They glv e a T0-c.indle pow -or light, which, when tellected makes It possible to read with its ias seventy feet away. Many oiders hac already been re ceded. It is expected that the lamp will be on the market in the couise of a month. HAS SAILED FOR WALES. He. Y. S. Jouus mid His Wife ntul Children Ieft Vestcrdnv. Rev. William S. Jones, with his wife nnd children, yesterday hailed for Wales, where Mr Jones v. ill become jnstor of the Priory Street Iinptlst church of Catmarthen, South Wales, one of the oldest and most lmport nnt churches of that denomination In Wales. Mr. Jones was until a little over a Meek ago the pastor of the Pirst Welsh Hapttst chuich of the West Side. He pleached his fat ew ell bei mon one week ago last Sunday. CALLED HIM A SWINDLER. Now Ceo, K. Ileere W mils Dninnccs in the Sum of PI, ()()(. George K. Heere, a ttaveling- cigar ealesman, began an action jesteidny against Trank Wacha, a Penn avenue cigar dealer, to tecover $1,000 damages for slanderous words spoken. Mr. Heeie alleges that on March 2, of tho present year Wacha, In his store on Penn avenue In the presence of dl eis persons, said that Heeie was a swindler. Attorney T. P. Duffy tepie sents the plaintiff. .More About Tens. A recent issue of the Montreal Ga zette, gives a long lnteivlew witli II Komadu, of Kofe, Japan, the founder of the Japan Tea Tinders' Association. Among other things, he says "that the Japanese tea merchants are much ex ercised over the enormous btrldes which have been made by Cejlon and India teas during tho last year or so. It Is quite true," he said, "that In Cev lon and India tens nto made by ma chinery, while In Japan they are made hy hand, but ho explained that the Ja panese are a more cleanly people than the Chinese, nnd the chances of dirt entering into their teas were less than In tho Chinese, but," he added, "the Chinese are very dirty, and prepato their teas as much with their feet as with their hands." He found that there were a great many inferior Japa Tieso tens coming into this countiv. They were not shipped by the desire of the Japanese thembelves, but by for eign Arms, and are what is known as third pickings, and the foreign houses ordered them to get Jow-prleed tens, the handling of which Injured? the deal ers, who bought the early pickings at higher prices, Notice. Wo are still dolne business at tho same old stand where we have been for twenty-two years past and most re spectfully solicit the patronago of tho public na heretofore In awnings, tents, Hags and all kinds of society goods and decorations. S. J. Fuhrman & Bro. IP YOU WISH to purify your blood you should take a medicine which cures blood diseases. No other medicine has such a record of cures as Hood's Sarsap arllla. HOOD'S PILLS are easy to take, easy to operate. Cure Indigestion, bilious ness, 25c. CIVIL TRIAL LIST FOR THE MAY TERM One Hundred and Five Cases Set Down for the Three Weeks. JENNINGS CASE IS AMONG THEM It l Scheduled to Co mo t'p Jlondnj Jtmo 7, the I'lmt Ilnj ofllio Second Week The OriginiM Trespmi Cute ofJcnnliigH Acnlnittliu Lehigh Vnl loj, Is Down for the Plrst Meek. Many Other Imiottnnt Ones on the Iilst--Jiirors for the Term. Deputy Prothonotnry Myron Kittson yesterday mnde up the trial list for the three weeks' May term of common pleas There aie 105 cases on the list and among them Is the latest Jen nings ease. rmST WEEK, MONDAY, MAY 31. ltoarlng Urook township School district is L'lmhui st HorottRh Hc'hool district. Thonus llll ima h. Prunk Cnilucel, w a if t s 8 J Hinds vs. Ilonta I late Olass com- W D 15atness llontl IMate Glass com- pin, wases A 11 Westcott s Honla Pinto CJlass compunv, wages John Dent vs I5onta Plato Glass com- panj, wages. , . , William Johnon vs. Ponta Plito Glass eompanj, wui,cs. K Spencer is Ponta Pla'e Glas? com- Pa.n.H.K,!? .. ... ..-. Jl J rtiitmon is . .n-imj". .-- P S WnNh n V. (1. Joni, waRcs. Jusonh Moste'.kr vs. John urinin, vs. John Iteltia. Dojlo s Guernsey Bio in- tpipu'iut r. D. I, Unit it. Guernsey llros., inter- pleader. 1! lloblnons Sons , John Voshlne, lnteriilnader. TUP.9DAY. JPNP. 1.' Amelia TIffjnj s. A. Itlchmond, Inter- '' V A. MeDowe'll s. William P. Joce, Interpleader. , , Illxler nd Cornel s J. 11. I.ch, fclRncd 'sue , . ,. , J W. Guernsey vs. John Kenned), feigned Issue William Pa.lor s. W. V. Scott, trcs- p iss Henry Sin dor vs G A. Puller, John G .Innings v Lehigh appeal Va'.lev Hillroad comp.in. trepa.s. laac P Ptltzvs Delaware, Lackawan na and Western Itallioid company and J. W Hosr.ult, ejectni'iit. Kdw arils md Horthald s. Martha Pritchard, el fa. Michael Moran . City of Carbondile, trespas" WnDNPSDAY. JPNH 2 Daniel n Gin is P IVrrlo, ejectment. Mich.ici Jonlan s. John ltegan, ejeet mi nt City of Seianton s. August Seaman, appeal. Christopher Smith s. City of Scranlon, tlespas A. JJ neriingion is, uuurnaey jjioh., asumplt It J Kills s Wllllim P. Taft, JudRinent opened William Gllrov " Central Ilnlliotd Co of Nev Jeise, tiebpTSs. Isaac i: Iaboi s. Gre-onwood Coil coni pun, assumpsit G L Tuiners Iiic Ilimllton, appeal, spcond wi:i:ic, monday. jpni: t. John G Jennings s. Lehigh A'al'.oj ltnllrotd conipun, trespass LUItlgl.t, C.reenwilil .V. Co is T P McDermott, P A limber, assumpsit Silas Haitley s Ch irles Mlllanl, Mr. Tinker, 1' L Swai t, ejee tun nt WlntonCoal company is. Pnncoast Coil company, assumpsit Jones, Simpson .V Co is. Howell & King Co , tiespass W llllam Von Storch is. C. S. Von Storcli, ejectment. Penner& Chappcll is. Pdnard ltodcrlck, appeal. i: J Phrgood is. Moscow Water eom panj. trespas. II B. Lackc is City of Scranton, trer nass -Atherlno Kuhn, William Qulnmn, Brllget JIcNIchols s City of Scianton, tiepass Herbert McIIale. Margaret Cawley, John MeHugh is. Clt of Scianton, tres pass Benjamin A PiK William Diili, Mail AllspauRh. Joseph Michaels is. Clt of Scranton, trespass Pllza Shlltcr, James ritzglhbons is. City of Scranton, trespass Pnlu rsal Pashlon company is. John L. Lidwlg, assumpsit Owen Connellj vs. John S. Jenkins, Thomas Shannon, ejectment. TPPSDAY, JL'NG S School district of Old Porgo township is John and Joseph Jermi n, trespass Prank Mojer is D. W. Connellej, P. L. PhlKlps, scl fi K. C. Hhule, ndmlnistiator, is. W. II Davenport, trespass. sprout, waiciion co is. i: J. unr good, leiileiln John Plinaghan is. John Shields, scl fa Lascoo and Shlffer Coil company is. William M. Springer, ejectment. George C Patch, et al , Delaware, Lackawanna and Western lailroad, tres pass How ley Bros. is. Robert B. Hurley, scl. fa Pnos riir.n s Annie Barrett and Mary Barrett, replevin WPDVPSDAY. JUNP. 9 JoTin Xnncarrow vs Georgo W. Drum mei, nppeal II II Burchcl is. Scranton Traction conipanv. trespass J B Smlervs S B Mott. nppeal T 3 O'.Malle) is Scianton Traction companv, trespass B MeCo Glass company vs. Lnckawm na Hardware conipanv, assumpsit. P Jordan vs John McGlntv, appeal. Llzzlo Morgan vs. Pdwaid McDonald et al . nppeal James It Thcmas, vs. IMward McDon ald apm al Henrj It Wood vs Pllza McBUer Svn elerson and J. G. Sanderson, assumpsit Susan Keator is. Scranton Traction compani, tiespnrs. THIHD Wi:nK. MONDAY. JUNP 11. John W Jones is Llzrio M. and Llzzlo P Maekei, assumpsit Daniel Ktllehcr is. Joseph Mjers, tres pass Max Judkovltz vs P J. Walsh, assump sit City of Scianton vs. P. II. Shuitleff, scl. fa N. Bernstein vs. Davldow (L Co, ap peal. A S Klme vs. Seianton Ti action com pany, trespass. Samuel Tlllston vs. Scranton Traction company, trespass Acade Pilo woiks vs. T. P. Leonard, as sumpsit Pasepjalo Gellottl is A. rerdlmndo, np peal. Joseph Church is. Wado M. Plnn, re plevin Pllen O'Donnell is. Charles Du Pont Dreck. assumpsit. D. P. lteploglovs. A. rrothlngham, tres pass. C. P. Battln vs. Spruks Bros., assump sit. W C Tunstal vs J. p. Baumelstcr et. nl , appeal TUPSDAY. JUNK 15th. Adda Godej vs. B. I appeal Klllam, executor. GeorRo II Mallott vs. Scranton Trac tion company, trespass. James Costo and Jame s Smith v s Pacific Flro Insuraneo company, assumpsit, Giles Stanton is City of Scranton and Scranton Traction company, tresiasH IJ c Keuyon vs D. L. Pottoi, assump sit Illchard J Delevan is Lackawanna Valley Itapld Tianslt company Patrick Malta is. Scranton Traction company, tiespass Georgo H Brown is. M. Surnv Hz, ap peal. A. S. Levy v s. M. J Cohen, appeal, WPDNPSDAY, JUNP 10 W. W "Brundago vs. Blue Itldgo Coal company, trespass Martin Hart vs. Scranton Traction com pany, trespass Q, L. Hommedlen vs, A. K. Lawrence, appeal, William McAnnrrov vs. Domlnlck Bed dlngton snd Sarah Iteddlnpton, assumpsit. Allen I'rlco vs. E. Q, Worden, assump sit. Prank O'Boyle v. Mary Kdmunds, op peal, V. Q, Ilarlck vs. T. Hunt Brock, ap peal, M. J, Joidan vs, City of Scranton, trespass. John McltuRh, Celln Mcllusli. v. Scran ton Traction compnny, trepiiM. John II. CourtrlRht is. Henry Hcllts nnd M. W. l'ctz, replevin. juuons ron Tirn ti:iim. Sheriff demons and Jury Commis sioners Mannlon and Matthew b yes terday dtcw the following ttaverse jurors to serve at the teim of court at which the above cases will bo tried: MONDAY. MAY 31, 1597. John Wm?tnff, pump runner, Scianton. Michael o.Vliillts, mall canler. Scranton. Benjnmln Plans, lire Pofs, Tailor. Joseph Taylor, agent, Sernntnn Andrew- Neigley. blacksmith, Plinhurst. Illchard Mcrrlt, fninur, Oreenlleld A, Von Storch, farmer. South Aulngton. Prank V Beavers, clerk Scran'on. Harry Kdw arils, miner, Scranton. S'mon Thom-iH, hotel, gtrnnton A. D DerHhclmtr, farmer. SchulUville. Pitilok Langau, falioicr, Scranton. A C Voslnirg, farinei Scott Joseph llo'f, mine i, Prlcobuig. II. S. Newton, faimer, Seott William Brad, laborer, Cnrbondnle. Thomas Hart, merchant, Mnlleld llobert Sloan, brakeman, Cnrbondnle. J J Pljnn, laborer, oh pliant Stephen Short, contrrctor, Scranton. Heno Willi mis, miner, Oil pliant. J. A Latisiner. manufnctiu r. Scranton, Thomas Itoblnson, miner, Latkawalina. John J. Mannlo, lnbortr, MaMlelci, James White. Dilnter. Covington. William II Swartz, farmi r, Madlscm. Chilstlan Moscr, tv ison, Scranton. James BIMMln, miner, Jernijn George II Johnson, intent, Scranton. John Oonlan, miner, C uboivlal'. C. I. Laltue, farmer, Bald Mount. W. II Stieis, Jr, farmer, N Ahlnqton. M. W Williams, 1 iborer, Newton. John Blglln Janitor, Sernnton William J Thoma, mlnr. Scranton. Patrick Haves, 1 iborer. Scranton John Mc Di rmott, mlnei, Svr.intou. Nicholas Bennett, miner, Seianton. Andrew Singer, carpenter, S AblnRton. Joseph S Hornbricher, fanner, Madison. Bernard Atlas, mei chant, Scranton, S P Coffee, leporter Scranton Joan I Hughes, surieior, Scranton. John .M Mlllei. earpi titer, Scianton. M D Kelli, farmet. Malison P II Thompson, bollc rmakei, Si ranton, John D Thomas, miner Tailor. Thomas Walsh, miner, Carbondale. Thomas PIiirI'Iv. bi ike man, Ciibondalc. Malachl Dnlnne miner CarlKind lie. P.ilk Alkln-von. lumberman, C irbondalc. Michael ) Hnra, hotel Sernnton. rl liomas W. Jones miner. Tas lor Wllllim Miller, butcher, Seianton. Terrenee rtafTeitj, mlnii, Si ranton. Albert Z Ismer. enrpenter, Scianton, Thomas J .MeGuIre, agent, Seianton. V. Jenkins, tea ngent, Scranton Charles Beers, Justice peace, Jefferson. M. A. L) man, igent, Moscow. MONDAY, JPNP 7, 1SD7. O G Glhbs, farmer, Benton. Hlehatd II Brndei, p.alntei Ser.anton. .nines Loftus, me it packer, Sernnton. Mie hficl Lnch, mlnei, " iibomlale. Hugh Mctjuade brakeinnn, Cubondale, John McDonnell mill haul. Seranton. Levi Jenkins, farmer, Spring li-ook. David Pairs, mlnei. Oh pliant Thomas Davis, miner, Scianton Waller Scurrv clerk, Caiboiuliile Howard P Grlllln, druggist Scranton. Owen Heese-, clerk, Carbondale A J. Bet gen foreman, Mavlleld Wm. Bvones, bartender, Carbondale. Miles G Smith, farmer. N Abineton. P J Boland, cletk, Carbondale Christ Xumbacli, miner, t'-evlor (5 T Matthews, carpentei Sernnton Chirks Andeison, enalneei. Seranton. Nelson Teots, clerk, Seranton Martin Mahailj laboier AiehbaM. Bun Wolfe, lnsjioctor, Scranton. C P AVormser, clerk, Scranton 11 P Paine, Insurance agent Scianton. Harlan Jacobs, funnel, Newton Michael (Iradv. mlnei, Aliilleld Nniman P nine, s ilrsman. Scranton. Jnmcs W Huthven, cleik. Scianton John Mnllu, bartender. SiilmtJii Wm W Jones, music teaclu r, Scranton. Kilph Dickson, fctinUnt, .Moscow, John It N'ewton, plnslcl in ft ranton. tharles P Stoz, barber S"ianton. John D Jones, mlnei, Scranton. John B Divls, hotel, Archbild Matthew Kri'U), blacksmith, Seranton, Itobeit Tulor, miner Poll Hcnrj Purdv, contractor, Blake!. Boheit McHale mlnei. Carbondale-. D N. Larue, farmer, New ion II W Kingsburv, merchant, Scranton. T W 'l nomas, farmer, fcprln Brook, t harlc s Knight, laborer, l.c hitch H irrv A Council, gent, Scranton. It W Banklu. superintendent. Seianton. Pred Zc idlei, sr car r I alier, Carbondale. William Alms, fninur. It tiisom , John Hill, meiclueiit. Bald .Mount. W J Kobe its cleik, Scianton Pinnk MiCifferts. miner. Mailield. Janus Chimbers, stable boss, Sctanton. Prank Williams, miner. Dunmoie Thomis I) Shl'ei, clerk, Scranton. A W Biundape. fairrei, Benton P A Be s nobis, harness maker, Scranton. Henr iCe'R'er, bookkecpei, Seranton. William Jackson, me i chant, Saantou. D inlel B'on. miner, Sernnton P L Jennings, farmer, Bald Mount. James Murphs, miter, Serinton. MONDAY, JUNP II, 1S7. Otto Groft. organ maker, Scranton. H, C Haak, cleik, Scianton Jehu A Kane, jinltoi, Scranton. Jacob Pei be i, si , moulder, Scianton. T B Daggers faimei Clifton M P Moi ton, clerk, Carbondale. John P Hoc he, agent, Scranton. Win T Davis miner, Seianton. M. L Miller, farmei, Wavi-rlj Gecngo Piaus, lerk, Caiboudale. P L Me ide, firmer, Greonlleld. Michael J Brcnnan, inotorman, Uchbald. 1' G OUcr, contractor, Carbondale, John Man'e.v, miner, Scianton John J M mhrin, oil inspectoi, Scranton. A. C Beam, farmer, Bald Mount, B P Squlei, ropoiter, Scriuton. Pdward (Julek, farmer, Alaish Brook. Thomas itcese, gent, Cabondale. Pdwaid W Lewis, mlnei, Scranton. Thomas Hauls, miner, olvprrnt. John 1). Phillips, miner. Bellev uc. Stephen How en, miner, Hellenic M M Thomas, merchant, Tas lor. W. H. Coors, ticket agent, Scianton W. L Thompson, llverjmai, Cubondale. P K, Boltel, caipentei, Scianton II. C Schiller, cigar makei, Scranton, Simuel Itoclgeis, tire boss Seianton. George Hatlleld, carpenter, Tisloi. Lester Van campon, faimer, Newton. DiiSton D Pianklln. faimer, Benton. Thomas Caipentei, faimei, Benton. Thorn is J Thomas, englneei, Scranton. Bobcrt P Joins foieman. Dunmoie. Michael (Uln'lij, eleik Seran'on. Patilek Cannon, hotel, Scr uiton George Bozelle, f irmei, Sluing Brook. A J Kemudj, farmei, Benton A B Stevens, lunibeiman, Spring Biook. William Stiff, c.iptnter, Plmhurst. C P Wooliuff, fanner, Jetferson. Thos. Smith, farmei, Scott. John C W'oodiuff, faimer, Jefferson. James Claik, constable, S ranton, Junies Willis, mlnei, Carbondale. J'lank S oher, bookkeeper Seianton. Charles MIrtz, refctauiant, Scru.iton. Blehaid Donnegan, laborer, Dunmore. It W Jones, miner, Pell Thomas Leslsun, met chant, Caibondale, Mark P S ho'.l, teamster, Seianton. Jnmcs Harrington, mill hand, Scianton. John Mnck, hotel, Jessup W W Yeager, farmer, Madison, John Stark, mlnei, Scianton Thomus Gllhool, brakeman, Carbondale, Itobert Jones, gent, Seianton J C Newman, faimer, Newton James J Manlcj, councilman, Sernnton. COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES. Attorney Joseph U Urown wns vester day appointed referee in the ease of Cof fey against Do Lacy. In tho contested election case of Mai tin llore against John I' Kills foi tho olllco of alderman of the Ulghtcpnth ward, court jesterdny permitted the llllng of an amended declaration in the inoceedlngs for tho quashing of Mi Hero's petition In arbument court jeHtel day tho follow ing eases wero argued Plnn Lumber company against tho Spilng lirook Lum ber company, rule to open Judgment , M Harris & Uto against Henry Smith und S O. Koons rulo to open Judgment, Cur bondiilo Lumber company against P. J. Osgood, rulo to bring ejectment An execution of $1,219 11 was vesterday issued against A. W Jurlbch, of Spruco street, by tho Sterling Cyclo company A levy was made but tho storo was not closed, as Mr Jurlscb's sisters. Lillian Jurlsch and Mrs. 13 M Cokeley served notice on tho sheriff that they and not their brother owned tho store. To Cure a Cold in Ouo Dny. Tako laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund tho money If It facia to cure. 25 cents. THE KEELEY Why let your borne an-1 butlnru be dutror. ed through itrong drink or morphine when you can be oared in roar weekt at tho Kaeley Institute, 7(8 MudUon uremia Bcraton, P. The Curt Will Bmt larutlcdloo. HAMLET LECTURE BY DR. STAFFORD Delivered Last Nijtht to a Large Gather ing nt College Hall. MASTERfUL, SCHOLARLY ADDRESS It M'n the Popular Opinion That the Washington Theologian hliould lie llcnrd AKnlnIle (!ne n Splendid Picture of the Virtues mid Passions Contained In hliukrspcnru's .Mns tcrplccc. Kcv. D. J. Stafford, D . D . ot Wash ington. D. C, nude hl Initial nppear anee before a Scianton audience last night nt St. Thomas,' Colleprc hall, and It vas the unanimous desire of tho largo BatherliiB that he pliould return, lie was introduced tfy Hcv U. J. Mac- HPV D. J STAPPi'UD, D. Of Washington, D C. Goldtlck, president of the college, ns nn old friend from whom he said ho had gathered jewels ot thought. The introduction was leu brief, rather MacC.oldrlek romaikiiifT, 'I vvlll not say much of Dr Stnltnid's lectin o or of himself for fent of Filing too much. Hotter that I leave all comment te your own consideration, so that jour npptc clatlon will bo the greater. "Hamlet" was the tcvound lecturer's subject. His method was not the usual one adopted by lilatfoim speak ers in delivering a lecture It possessed the lntei est lug and Instiuctlvo reci tative featuie, fiequently und oppor tunely used to Illustrate the lectuier's conception of the rh.it jtter and tho authot's powers of epri'ssiou of the varlomi human ilitues nnd passions Two thoughts are suggested to the mind of the- listener after hearing the lecture Plrst, why should theie bo so much useless i est inch, debate and ar gument about the Haeonlnu theoiy'' and, second. Is the piny the better method of s-ludjlng the character of IHmlet? The ictdlct of last r.Isht's pudlence was that th' v had derived tenfold more ! one-fit fiom tho lectin e than they would fiom a well equipped stage pioductlon of Hie tame. Tin: i,i:ast undpustood. Dr. Staffonl said, In n.irt "Hamlet is the Hist Moiy in oui school dnvs that vo ie.ul and tho laht ve understand. It is told In all the I inguages of Pu tope, and in none ot them does it lose lnteiest Its origin was tho crude htotj of crime leported by Danlli eluonlcleis, but Shakespeare's dianiatl z.itlou elevates the crude story Into a sublime soul-tiagedj. "Theio must be a nile or theory adopted by every student who desires to appioneh Hamlet. When Shake tpeaio creates a chaiaeter as a king, he makes a, pet feet king, when lie- de scribes a peasant, he also is perfect Hamlet as a .specimen of mental ds oi dor Is perfect, nnd henco the theotv of his madness, or insanlt, has gained cieVlence Hamlet, when a student at WIttcnbuig, was given to soliloquy and meditation, yet withal he was not of buch a morlrid natuie as not to be able to i Iso again w 1th all the v Igor of outh nnd manhood after hai lug done obse quious sonow- over his father's -e-malns, weie it not for his mothers act In manlug her late husband's brother, Hamlet's uncle " The speaker then gave a icry dram atic tecltal of the ghost scene, after which Hamlet Is dlscnmcd with tablet and pent II lecording ivhnt he lias wit nessed. This net, .said Di Station!, is by the critics used as nn aigumtnt In dicative of the Dane's insnnit, but nccoidlng to the lecturer's theory It Is evidence; of his sanity, and his madness Is but feigned Hamlet's mother hav ing pioved false to his lofty conception of mother and woman, he had no una to confide in, no one to seek advleo fiom. He could not epeet Jt from his faithful but foolish Pol.inlus AN AHGUMPNT OVPBCOMn. Ophelia's sincerity became doubtful in Hamlet's -ejes on nceuunt of his mothei's iash aet. His suspicions of Ophelia are advanced by theorists and Trir n 3 v.. i-(3 I Sc I 11 "" I W IK UllUiSnlJ lO OOOOOOOO Iii tills dainty goods wo are showing a very complete assort ment oi' styles and colors, the ar tistic designs and beautiful color ing makes this fabric very desira ble and popular. Ve have select ed our goods with great care and have marked them at the lowest price possible. We Have AH Shades Of Mattings. critics ns the second evidence of Insan ity, but this argument Is entirely over come when nro considered tho reasons mentioned. The third reason why Hamlet In con sidered Inrano by tnnny eminent Shak perean scholars Is tho many gloomv. despondent Bollloquys Into which Hamlet's mind so often descends, par ticularly In hl greatest soliloquy, when he contemplates suicide. Dr. Staf ford claimed this ns the marvelous psychology of the poet, llamtct wan too jjTcat a man to entertain nny thought of self-slnughtcr. Ho wns far above- the ordinary mortal In mor als as well as Intellectuality. Shak srenro did not make of Hamlet a pes simist. Dickens nnd other nuthors who faithfully depict tho miseries of mankind fall to open the (rates of heaven and lot down the sunprnntnml llj'ht to offset all pessimistic views of life. Notwithstanding all tho Ills that liesh Is heir to, according to Hamlet, Shakspearc makes the vety same char acter exclaim, "What n noblo piece ot work Is man." Man Is greater tlian earthly life, ar.d therefore there la an- 'othcr life. Hamlet Is religion. Wo are till Ham lots In a limited character. An eccle slusllcal critic has paid that there Is not an Immoral line In Shakspenre, and the more one reads tho lines, "Give mo that man that is not passion's slavo nnd I will wear him In my heart's core, nv, In my heart of hearts, as I do thcc,1" the mere one Is convinced ot this truth Hverythlng that has been said In advance ot Dr Stafford's rich, reson ant and pow ei ful olco Is true, and needs no further comment. Suffice It to nay that ho porsx;sscs a voice that rny tragedian might well feel proud of, and that ho lent tho charm of that voice to tho words ot Shakspeare In his play of "Hamlet." TIRED OF LIFE. Body (o Dc Found in the River, Read the Note on the Bank. "I am tired of life. Tou will find my body In the river." Such was tho startling Inscription In a note found yesterday near Mlnooka In tho pocket of a lest that had been nailed to a tree along the bunks of the Lackawanna liver. Tho fateful mes sage Is elated April 2C, ISO", and Is signed "John IJrownson, Barbortovvn, Old Foige." The note was found by a number of oung men who were walking toward Mlnooka After tho note had been read the young men Immediately Informed Hurges Watklns, of Taj lor borough, of their Und Inquiry was made last night and it was learned that a man by tho nnmo of John Brownson once lived in Old Torge and his whereabouts has been a mystery for some time. Uurgcss Watklns will today more catc fully lnvest'gato the matter. Tho peculiar part of the discovery is that only a vest was found. It appears unlikely thnt a man with suicidal in tent would take off his coat and vest, placo tho note In the vest, put the coat on again and then jump in the river. No man has been seen In Taylor lately running about with his coat off and only a i est on. This improbability w ill be the more Intel esting If It later turns out that John Brownson did really thtovv himself Into tho Lackawanna river. LARGE AMOUNT OF MONEY. Civcub) Second l'rusbvtinu Church for Vmioiis Missions. Tho meeting In the Second Presby terian church last evening, held every Apill, to hear annual repot ts ot church work, was full of Interest and encour agement. Reports w ere read from tho vailous societies for homo and foielgn missions woik, Christian Ihideaior, city mission work and the tlneo Sun day schools of tho church. Old and young took part In tho meeting, and when nil the reports weic lendeied the session read the whole amount as follows. Sixty-seven have been added tt the church on confession of faith nnd 37 by lettei ; the present roll membership of the church Is 8S1; the Sunday schools tepoit 7S9; for ull amounts Included under homo mis sions, $7,5CS; for foielgn missions', $1,SJ1; for other boatds of tho church and miscellaneous causes, $1,524, and for congregational puiposea, 59,905, Tho whole amount raised by the church during tho year closing Apt II wns 523,908. Sernnton to Chicago without c.'unge of cars. Tiy tho now line. Elegant sleeping cars attached to D, L, & W. train No. 7 leaving Scianton every day at 12.20 a. m arriv ing at Chicago at 9 p. m. same day, via Nlcklo Plate toad. Unexcelled dining car set vice from Buffalo. Tor rates and all Information, call upon or address M. Jj. Smith, Dlst. Pass. Agent, D., L. & W. It. It , Scran ton, Pa. nriCCHAM'S Constipation. PILIjS No equal for WASH i OOOOOOOO We have given just as much care and thought to the selection of Wash Fabrics as we give to Dress Goods and believe we are giving the greatest value in style, beauty and quality. If you wish Wash Goods be yond tho ordinary in these re spects, you will sureljvvllnd them upon our counters. Majiy of our patterns are exclusive and cannot bo found elsewhere. HAGEN DINNER SETS Not cheap English C. C. sets that craze, and that you can never have matched when pieces get broken, but the very Best Porcelain. $6.90 ioo Pieces Underglazc Blue. $7.90 ioo Pieces Green; Gold Edges. $8.90 ioo Pieces unoiee ot several decorations,paint ed and with full gold edges. TOILET SETS, All Prlecs, All Stj les, All Colors. Millar & Peck, 131 WYOMING AVENUE. Walk in and look around 310 Lackawanna Ave. GREAT SLAUGHTER OP PRICES IN Enameled Ware. A TEW OP TODAY'S PRICKS. SOA1B ARB SLIUMTLY CLIPPED. 10-quart Milk Pan. was 39c., today s price. stfgflSII; iAs" Pie Plates, were ioc., to day's price Coffee Pot.6 qt.to 10 qt. were 98c., today y Tea or Coffee Pots, 2, 3 and 4 quarts,were 39, jsi 44 and 49c, today... Qs HE mil STOKE 310 Lackawanna Ave. Wo 3S Wfvffi 11 large new lino Amongst thorn. utility Waists. 415 and 417 Lackawanna Avenue Scranton, Pa, UAAAi il ItPXrOHD'H. ooooooooooooocx Piano Sale::::: Our Ost growing Piano De partment is to h.ive better quarters. To make room for improvements we make quick selling prices. Cost or near will do. We want the room NOW. Besides a large stock of new Fischer Pianos, known as the best for 40 years, we are just now crowded with slightly used and rented Up right Pianos that may go for little. Piano Bargain Hull size No. 1. Mahoga ny Up right, reliable make and hon est construction through and through. Tope will suit you. Been rentdd one year. The price new was S400. Sale price, with stool and cover, SU2. Piano Bargain R 0 s e - No. 2. wood Pi- Full octave, case has been re finished, clear, sweet tone and warranted perfect. Cost new J500. Sale price, with stool and cover, 100. Plana Bargain Four No. 3. N.ew Pianos, well known makes, cases in mahogany, quartered oak and ebony. Regular price should be $350. We place them in a row and fiirst comers may have choice, with stool and coverrfor $223. Send for complete list of bargains with special plans of payments. oooooooooooooo THE REXF0RD CO., 303 Lackawanna Ave. There is no economy in sowing oats that will not grow. Ours weigh 34 to 36 lbs. per bushel and are Clean Natural Oats. The Weston "ill Go SILVERSTONE, The Eye Specialist Is now nt his now qunrters at 215 Lackawanra Avenue, in Williams' Shoe Store Mo has fitted up a fine Optical Parlor, whero booiuinlncs the ejes free nnd prices forHpeetoiles nro tho cheapest In tho city, louiiineet tho very latest designs In frames or friimcleKH trimmings, lie hits been in this clt for 11 number of jcnrie and bus rilunjn imiirunteed b.itlKfaetlcm and will continue to do tliBxiune. AlluervouH heniduchex eun bo relieved bj getting tho propel glasses ad. Justed to jourejcu. DON'T FORdKT TIIC I'LACD, 215 Lackawanna Avenue In the hlte Ffont Shoe Store. I OOOOOOOO open this morning a very of Shirt Waists. aro many now 303 Lackawanna Ave. J . a Piano Department. IUU : v ;F-F-r- u a ,a n ""-, Buy loon Oats I styles which our customers will And attractive and cheap. During tho season wo will show this popular garment in a greater variety of styles than ever before. For beauty, economy and buy Keady-Mado Shirt 1
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