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Tllfc SCI? ANTON TKT13UNE-MONDAY, APRIL J. 3898.
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BTEB FOOT
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Charming
Patent
Leathers.
Every stylish young woman will
want a pa'ir to" wear with her
Jiastcr bonnet. These arc very
swagger, superb quality, patent
leather, with the popular round
toe, straight across tips.
$3.50.
If vc didn't hac them jou'd
hac to pav the dealers $4.00 to
?S-oo
IN MI'.XN wo 'iar the XT.W
liSI' shape wi'h iiiw ves'in tops,
:is good n othei dealer ak ?5 00
for
Price, P5'Jv
XII &
!i!) MMUTH STBhET.
Tlio WllkLs.-ll.11 re Itfcord inn be !nnl
In ScriMitcm at tho news staiuls of Al.
llclnhnrt, ll'i vcmlng uvuiuo: Mac,
Lackawanna uvct.uo.
CITXJJOTKS.
William Wilier nnil MKs Annie 1 1 m
ptl, of Dunmorr vvno mariinl In tin of
llco of tin- ilirk oC tin-- cuuits Saturday
by Aldcimnn Puller
On AVedncsdnv veniiii?, April 1", the
rounclls of the Youni; Men s Institute
or tho cit will conduct a -oilal In the
Sciuntcm Hlcclo club houtu.
The .iiui' Citv union will meet this
morning at tin Klin Pink i lunch Sub
ject for autu-tuu, "dlmll Wo Continue '
Tile comiiMltci! on Ur blroiiB s mectlns
rlll report.
Iho Delaware and Hudson paid Satur
day nt the Munvllle lollltrv and at the
Providence icpali chops. The ttelawan,
l.ael.nnanua and Wcsiirn compiuy paid
nt the Dlnim lid and lljIKu.id mines uu
tho mime dav.
Uvldinc-c on tin' deith ot Ouon Da K
who vus Kllkd lij the liiiMtln of a fl
wheel ul the Giuen nidge lion woiki,
will be lield by a coionn s Hit at b
o clock this I'Miilns In the .nbltrntiou
100m at the court lioue
There will be i mi vice for one hour, ev
oi uvnnlns this week, e"ept bituidnv,
ut th( Plm I'lifbvterlan t lunch Dr
Chmlrs 12, Roblnon will pleach tins
eveuhiK tuitl Dr D J Uuircll, ot Now
Y01U, Tuesday exeiilnir. Stiunseis wel
i orne.
The sihani.'es at th St i union iliat
insj limihf last witk wen a follow
Mnreh 2. (Iirij arw 1 Jlmli 2i $1V) lol.'JO,
Mnich o Jl.'j ;ii.. .Mauli II vllIdToPO.
Apill 1. lb. '"JlH nil: $lo. 'W si 'In
tal, ?77 f K 'ft. nuilm; the loiuspondln-,'
week of W,, i',1 'UJ !
Pinal Hi'tiuii mi the rtllpp com t Mwer
oullnance ha i b en nbindoned In selm
council The piopiei will bo iisumcd ih
coon as piuixuv owned nlons the whole
ot the lonlemplaled lino petition fot the
wmr 1'ndi i those ilicumtnne no
eii.si would lull upon the tlt
Ml . Miirv Siul tni min raiK a well
kimwu icfltlmr oj Price stint est Side
hnx nee up'e.t me commodious moms at
MiD Mii1Ijoii sti.it and which hho has
i lesantly futnlclitd an a "Nurses' Home '
Mlnsm llutton Hi. i (man. bclunn und
Van Huttcn m.idu.ilin oi the J.aeka
wanna H p ml Tralnlns t-chool, hao
token tin thilr nnldenci with ri r, and her
dauelitir, MI-m I'll ihcth Saul. It also u
Kiiiduati .
TWO DIVORCES ASKED.
In Hotli I ni.es Urn N rie (he Ajipli-
CIMIIn.V
Two aiipllcatlons for divoues wete
llleU Satutduy with I'rothouutni John
Copeland. Lester V. Ilassett. of Iiluke
ly, asks lor u dlvoice on the giound
Hint his wlf. , Mai) V. Bass-ett, de
herted him Thev weio mnirled at
I'liudiila. N Y June 11, 1S91, and lived
together until Sept. 1.', 1S9I. when Has.
ott alleges hih wlfo left him nnd iu
tuined to the home of her patents
Julias J. Hondtlckson sah h wife Is
unfaithful to him and for that leason
ho cinvps to havp the legal bond that
binds thim sevtied. They weip mm
lied July S, 1S90, nnd lived togethei un
til Jan :;.'. 1S9S, when he lenineil of her
unfaithfulness and left her.
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I Fresh Fish$
and
Oysters
Every Day.
THE
SCRAtlTON CASH STORE
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f 1
SPENCER,
NEW ORTHODOX
GREEK CHURCH
Corner.Slone of 11 Was Laid sail Dlesscd
Yesterday Morning.
BUILDING! IS AUOUT COMPLETED
It Is (Julio nn IiiipuaiiiK Striicltiro mill
Mniuls nt tlio Corner of South I'll
iii oro Avciliio unit DlvlMon Slrucl.
There 'us n I'nrndo I'rlor tn tlm
CurcinonluR Incident In I.nylnK tlio
Mone--Uecrlplloii of tlio ( lunch
und Olllccm on (;oiiurcsatlon.
Strlcts In connection with the lav
Inp mill blessing of Hie tornur stone
rur thi' now JIUFfllun Oilhodox Cnthollu
church, recently elected at tho cornel
of South riltnoio avenue nnil Division
stieet, were held CHteuluy morninK.
The meinbeis of St I'tiul's nnil St.
I'eter'fl Husslnn society conducted the
services In tho presence of about 700
pereons, most of whom will comprise
tho tonKrPKUllon of the new church.
The membeis of the society met .it
Slinruk'8 hull, on Twenty-second stieet,
and mulched In a body to tho church,
wheie the oilier membtts of the con
Kregutlon hail nlieudy Kntheieil and at
9.30 o'clock the sen Ices were held. Hev
Gcoirp Hushknk, of Old Foige, (Undat
ed nntl was usslstul by Hev. Alcxundct
Toth, of WllkeH-lbure. The beautl
tul ritualistic service used In this mil
meiituoiis ceiemony was cairied out In
full, and was followed by the celcbiat
Iiik of a mass
In addition to the St Paul's nnd St
I'etet's soekty, repiesent.ttlonfl fiom
the St Mail's society, of V'llkes.ttnire,
and the St. CleorBC nnd St. Michael's
society, of Did roiRe, weio piesentnnd
paitlclp.ited The edllleo Is now piac
tlcully londy foi the holdlnK of tho
lesulai chiinh sciiies Duilue; tho
net two weekrt the finishing touches
on the Intel lor, such as tho plncIiiFT of
the f-cuts, the anaiiKetnont of the sanc
ttmiv and altar llttliiRS, etc, will bo
put In and the llt.st son Ice will be held
Sunday, Apill 17.
IIKV HUSHKAH m:CTOH.
I!i C. lluslikali, lector of tlio Rus
sian church at Old Paige, will bo In
chaise and wlU conduct sei vices on
al tomato Sunda at both churches
The c hutch and its congregation come
under the jut Imitation of nislnp Nich
olas Alaklnskl, of San Ki.inclf.co
The oil i flip- at which the nbove ser
vices were held esteidn was lom
pleted a few weeks ugo. liming been
in ionise ol election wince November
hiit Aicliltctt J'eic Mollis diew
the plans and the building was erect
ed by Mulhciln & Judge It is a frame
building with a basement, and the suj
pi. structure is sut mounted by tho regu
lation three mosquo-shaped tow en'.
1'pon each of the towers Is placed a
laige tioss
The main audltotum will be used
for the regular church services and is
40C0 having a seating capacity of
about S00 The basement, which Is fin
ished plain, will bo used for dav and
Sunday school purposes. The lot upon
which tho edifice stands Is MKli'O, nnd
the totul cost of tho property will reach
$7,000 About two-thlids of the full
cost Is nlieady paid and tho gieatei
pait of the balance Is pledged So the
now church, which will bo known as
St Paul's and St Pctei', Itusslan Or
thodox Catholic chuich. begins its ex
istence under encouraging conditions
OHGANIZttD TWO YHAHS.
St Paul's and fit Peter's Husslnn
toclety, which forms tho nucleus of the
congiegntlon of tho new church, nnd
was instrumental In Itn election, was
oiganized about two jenrs ago. Its
membeiship is about lOu, composed
niostlv of citizens of this countiv. anil
it Is very lonseivntlve. Michael Shar
ak, at whose hall the society meeUs, Is
a piogiesslve fellow and to him be
longs the main credit of oignnlzing tho
society and later the setting on foot
plans foi the election of n chuxh for
the Russian speaking people of this
citj. The society went at It in a prac
tical manner, and It Is now neatly a
enr since the llrst steps wete taken.
The following are tho piesent of
llctts of the sotletv: John Lukutch,
ptesldpiu: William T.otta; vice ptcsl
ilcnt; Michael Strach. secietary, and
John Fyiknl, t!enurer. John I1m du
slnskl was elected biipeiintendont of
the Sunday school and John C'Mik.i
lowskl was made chuich treasuiei.
A RENOWNEf) SINGER.
.Mm. Aurn I'arkpr Kenned) llcnid in
nolo nrk in I'lils it y Yeslcrdni.
The audlencps at thp i:im Pnilc Sun
day school .vesteiday nfleinoon and at
the Penn Avenue Paptlst chuich last
evening wue Heated to a delightful
bit of sjIo woik at the lunula of Mis
Auia Paiker ICenned of Wnveily, N.
Y., who Is visiting at the home of Vv'.
II Campbell, on AVebsttr avenue Mis.
Kennedy possesses n tematkably clear
and sweet sopinno voice, which snows
the skill nnd peifectlon of many jeJrs'
training Her Intonation is nigh per
fect, with unusual clearness and bril
liant y In the upper icglstei
At r.lm l'nik she lcndeitd a slinnle
little com option entitled "(Siass nnd
Roses" while In tho evening her
elfoits bent townid the dlllb'Ult si lec
tion. "Sanctn Mnrle." in which she war
heaid nt her best. Mrs. Kennedv Is
the pupil of seveiul gieat masters of
nme and It Is to be hoped he may be
heard In conceit heie at some future
time.
VERDICrS FOR DEFENDANTS.
Itetnrnod in 'ivo (uses in Common
Plea Court Nutiiril.it.
Hatuiday momlnu' the Jury In tho
caso of Joseph Gunster. assignee of the
Hirnnton City bank, agulnst a. A. Jes
fcup, cashier of that institution, re
turned a verdict foi the defendant
In the case of H It. Wood against
i: Mell. Sundtihon the verdict was also
for the defendant The second week of
common pleas court will begin today.
CIVICS CLUB MEBTINQ.
vVn Held Last r.ventiiK and Included
11 Debate.
At Paturday ove-nlng's htntcd meeting
of the Civ Us club In tho Albright II
brnry hall thoie was a debate on tho
question: 'llesolved. That the City of
Scranton Should Own and Operate Its
Own Street Hallvvaea." The nltlrma
tlve was led by W. J. Douglass, nsslsted
by Mr. Carter and James Handeison. U,
S Htahnrd 11 the negative debate and
was supported by J. M. Holes and P.
M. I.jnch
Permanent oiriceis of the club were
elected as follows' President, James
II Totrey; vice president, John M.
Hart Is; secretary, John Ounstcr, treas
urer, A. K. Hunt, Jr.
It was announced by Professor AV.
II Huell that Professor l.on T. Howe,
ot the University of 1'ennsylvnnln, had
been engaged to lecture on "Pioblems
of City Life" in the High school au
ditorium on the evening of May C
The piogrnmme committee was auth
orized to purchase hooks necessary to
munlclpil study nnd to place them in
the Albright llbrrtry
C2:
nEFORE BREAKFAST.
It Is n fact that a great majority of
people And dllllculty In pronouncing a
new word when It fltst meets their eye.
This was Illustrated mnny times In this
city while tho SpnnlBh man-of-war
was In New York harbor Some said
Vlz-ky-ya, othoi.s Vlz-kee-ya nnd still
others Vlz-ka-ya. According to Uilo
Roger, n professor of languages In
Rochester, the coircct pronunciation Is
Wlth-kl-a, nnd the accent Is on tho
second syllable. The "1" Is long nnd
the "th" hns a sharp hissing sound.
The professor Is authority for tho as
set Hon that nil the "zs" that occur In
the Spnnlsh lnnguuge have the sound
of "w" nnd "b" fused, with tho pre
ponderance of sound In favor of the
"vv". "P." has the enme affliction as
the "v". "a", so tho professor says,
sometimes hn the sound ot "th' and,
then again it is "tz" but for a chango
It Is sometimes given Its own hard
found "k "
Professor Roger gives tho correct
pionuticlation of a number ot the
nnni' s which hnvo nppeared In connec
tion with Cuban nffalis nnd the dis
aster in which the Maine was lost. In
the following list tho word Is spelled ns
It is wiltten in the (list column and ns
It should be pronounced In tho second:
Havana Hah-wan-iiah, accent on lirst
ss liable.
M uli hi Mahdree, accent en second sel
lable. liinncn ninhng-ko, accent on first sjl
1 ible.
Cabanas Cnh-wali-iLts, ascent on sec
ond j liable.
S.tg.ista Si-gas-ta, as spelled, the "a's"
sounded as In cat.
Oniucz C!o-ineth, accent on first sl
I iblo, "o" lonu
C'anovas Cai-no-wns, nccint on nccon 1
sllible, "o ' long.
Ruiz Hoo'Ccth, ofitial accents.
Muceo Mah-th-o, accent on lirst sel
lable Maria Rodriguez Mah-tee-a Ro-dree-reth,
accent second sjllublo both words,
' o ' In Ro Is long
1'cilco Diaz Per-oe-ko Dce-alh, accent
on second sj liable in l'irico, accents
i mini in second word.
Itclna. M recdes K iyrc-nal Mer-the-ileb
accent Hist sj liable In ltvinu, second
In Mcieedis
Oallcla nal-ccth-ee-ah, accent on sec
ond sj liable.
Jorge Juan Whorg Whahn, In these
wolds tho "J" has the Ut rm.in sound of
"eh" but It enn best bo lepresonted In
English bi "wh."
Mornnbe Beur-mh-be, accent on flr3t
s liable.
Cadiz Kuh-decth, accent on first sel
lable. Kulatc Aoo-lah-te, accent on second
sv liable
Santa Cms Salin-tnh ICiunth.
Puerto del Pailto Poo-ei-o del Pah-dro,
accent second sellable of Puerto, hrst
v liable ot Padto, "o's ' long
Castillo del Principe Ivah-steel-vo del
Pilng-see-inv, accent second sv liable of
Castillo, first sellable of Pilnclpe.
Dry Tortugas Dree Tor-too-gas, accent
second sv liable
l.uperclo Martlner L.oo-per-cee-oh Mar
ti e-neth, accent second sellable of lai
perclo, second sellable of Martinez.
Dupuy do Lome Dco-pwce dub Lohm
This Is a Prench name, somewhat modi
lied In chnngo from tint tonguo into
Spanish
Wevler Wl-lcr accent first svllnblej "I"
long This name comes from tho Herman
and retnins the German pronuncl ition
Cilstobal Colon KrlS'toh-bihl Koh-lon,
nccent on the Hrst sellable In Cristobal,
second In Colon.
Du lloc Doo Rosk.
Matanzas Mnh-tahn-thn?, acient on
second syllable.
Azoic Ah-thoh-rae", nccent on second
sv liable.
Raeo Rah-eoh accent on (list syllable.
Arlele Ah-rciah-t ij-, accent on second
s liable.
Almlrnnt Oiptendo Al-mccr-alin-lny
Gh-kwcn-do, acient third sellable In Al
mlrantc, second sellnblo In Onuemlo Ud
ucatlon Ouzette.
A foithcomlng number of McClure's
magazine will contain an article on the
Hoes' Industilal association, of Vv'llkos
Raric, wiltten be Rev. Dr. Olbbons, of
Dunmoio Ptosbeteilan church.
The opening day and reception at the
new Home foi the Friendless, will bo
Thuisday. May 5, when all friends of
the Institution will be welcomed on n
tour of Inspection.
SA'JBVTII NOTES.
Itcv Thomas de Ui itchy, p.otot of tho
Jackson Stittl lijptlst church, con
cluded his Mih s of Illustrated sermons 1 u
the " l.lfo of tue Master" with tho sermon
ot last evcnlnc Ills theme was "Prom
Jerusalem to Calvare
Ilov. T. C. IMwurds, D D , ot Kings
ton, occupied tho pulpit ut both bei vices
at tho Plemcuth Cougiegatloual church
eesteidae Tho eminent Welsh divine Is
well known heio and largo congicgatlois
who present at both services.
Ko Thomas Houston, tho blind
evangelist, who hus been assisting Hev. J.
iP MoITutt, pastor ot the Washburn
Ktteet Prcsbetcilnn chuich, at the special
hcrvlccs held at that church duilng the
hiht two wecka, preached at last ev til
ing's bPivlce Ills topic was 'Tho Oreat
ist Thing In tlio World" Ho will bpeak
this tv eulng nt tho church upon "How I
Lost My Sight Hecame Converted ond
Kntpred tho Presbe teilan Mlnlstiy" This
will be tho last evening of the special
services and the public Is Invited.
Palm Sunday In tho Lutheinu church
iltual Is alvvaes selected as tho day for
tho continuation of catechumens anil
this seivlco was duly observed eestorduv
In neaile all of the I.ullurau churclus
in the cltv At. St. Peter's South Scran
ton. Hev H V I.Ispo conllrmid nine ut
St Paul's Rev C I.nuer conflimed hoven,
rind at St Murk's West Scranton. ltov A
I. Hanier Ph D, continued live. Tho
catechumens are given a public cxamlna.
tlon at tho irornlng service In tho cnto
chlsm followed be the preaching of a spe
clal sermon by the pastoi After tho ser
mon tho rlto of confirmation Is glvtn
llev A I. Itnmer, Ph D . of St. Mark's,
preached from Matthew xxl C "Fidelity
to aod's Commands," being his theme
The catechumens confirmed were Chris
topher Stoecker, llemy Weber, William
Wltzal nnd tho Mlsfes Xlertha James and
Nettle Moore.
Dr. ;. I), Mnrrav
has removed his office to his residence.
430 Wyoming nvenue, next door to the
new Colliery Ilnglneer building.
Tw Inlng, optician 125 Penn avenue, In
Harris' drug store. Hours 9 a. m. 5
P. m.
Ntcnm dentins nnil I'liiiublng,
J P. V. & M. T. Ilowley.231 Wyoming ave.
I1EFORE BREAKFAST. 1
INNOCENT MAN
WAS THE VICTIM
Stone Misled lis Aim and 1111 Ihe
Wrong Alan.
MAYBE FATAL WM1TE HOUSE AFFRAV
Patrick llntllo Hurled n Slonn nttlio
llnrtondor Ilut it Struck it lTtnnd
er, Pnul .StrnvniiUkl, hoo I.lle
llnngn in tho llnlnncont Ilospllnl.
llnttlcn .11 nn With a Had Itopulu
tlon, in Jnll Without llnll to Await
tlie Result of Struvunll(l Iniirlci.
Tho biutal act of a man ciazeil by
nnger the hurling of n big, Jagged
stone failed to harm its intended vic
tim but the consequences fell upon nn
innocent be Marnier who Is now lying
between life nnd death in the Lacka
wanna hospital. The latter is Paul
Stravnnlskl. Patrick Rattle, the of
fender, Is in Jail awaiting the result of
his net.
The tiouble occurred at the White
House saloon, on Penn nvenue, nbout
11 o'clock Saturday night. Rattle hnrt
been fighting In the place and was
ejected by tho bartender. He quickly
icturneil and huiled n laige stone nt
tho bartender. The aim vvns bad, the
atone striking Stravnnlskl on the left
temple. Ho fell as If Iip had been shot
and Hnttlo lied down Center street.
Several of the crowd nnil the bnr
tender gave chase. Pnttolman Karlns
Joined the puisuers, who chased Rattle
up Raymond couit, where the bai
tonder caught him nnd turned him over
to tho patrolman, who took him to the
central police station.
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL
Stiavaniskl was cnirlcd upstatis and
a cull sent lit for a Lackawanna hos
pital ambulance. The stone which
Rattle used wus as Iuikq ns n mans
hand und Jagged at tho edge. It did
horrible woik, fracturing Stravnnlskl s I
left templo and depiesslng one piece of
bone nearly as laige as a 25-ccnt piece
Into tho brain.
Owing to the natuie of the Injury the
hospital surgeons dared not lisk an
operntlon during the nlglrt. Ycsteidny
morning the patient's gencinl condition
was so favotablo, although he Ii.ib not
been wholle- conscious slme being hit,
that nn operation was decided upon It
was performed by Dr. L M. antes, as-
sited by Drs. Newbury and Webb, it
the hospital The depressed bone was
lemoved fiom off tho brain and the
severed internal arteries and veins
treated to as cood advantnge ns was
permitted be' the until! o of the wound
During eesterday Stiavaniskl speme 1
to slightly Improve, though he did not
regain consciousness. The chances are
against his recovery. He was Identi
fied by a book found In his pocket In
dicating that ho had worked as a miner
in Tripp's slope.
GIVEN A HEARING
Rattle wns given a hearing by Aldei
man Millar In police couit ycsteiday
morning His record Is bad He Is 27
yeats old, was a laborer In the Dick
son mine nnd resided at 1717 McDon
ough nvenue. His wife Is an Inmate
at the Hillside Homo and their fi-months-old
ihlld Is in St. Josephs
Foundling home.
Rattle hns been under airest for
diunkenneos and fighting. His wife
sought the protection of the police two
months ago, when tho Associated char
ities took tho case in hand and .sent
her to the Hillside Home and her child
to the roundllng Home.
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES,
DelPcntCN Cliosjn In attend Tomnr
rovv'n Second District Convention.
Republican primary elections In the
Second legislative district were held
by the vigilance committees Satuiday
afternoon from 4 to 7 o'clock. Dele
gates vvoie elected to the district con
vention to be held tomonovv afternoon
nt 2 o'clock In the nrbltratlon room at
the couit house, where two district del
egates to the statu convention will bo
elected
Tho pieclnct elections were not pro
ductive of any contests of note Tho
delegntes chosen, It Is said, are favor
able to the election of Fred W. rieltz,
ot the Ninth ward, and William Smith,
of the Nineteenth ward, for delegates
to tho state convention at Harrisburg
June 21.
TO BOX IN SCRANT0N.
American Sporting Cluli .Unites 11
Mntch for ApiillS.
After two weeks of energetic woik
by Jack Skelly, manager and match
maker of the American Sporting club,
a match has been made foi a tvventv
round glove contest In Music hall on
Tuesday night of next week The men
will be Geoige McFadden, of New
Specials
Kid Gloves.
$i.oo Gloves, 2 clasp, all shades 79c
Ribbons.
New line Sash and Tie Black and Roman
Stripe, 8-inch, all Silk Moric Ribbons,
in all shades, 75c goods for 59c
Handkerchiefs, all Linen 5c
Handkerchiefs, Pure Linen, Swiss lim-
Kdp;c 5c
Handkerchiefs, Pure Linen, Swiss Em-
broidei ed, 30 cent goods for 1 5c
25c Leather Ilelts, Harness Buckles,
for 15c
45c Morocco Leather Belts 25c
Velvet and Metal-Trim Belts 25c
Ladies' Coque Boas 25Ci 45c and 65c
If you w ish a StylUh Dress, see our New
Goods.
MEARS &
fe5ft5a;:
"?i- wv -r?-.T??J'
rrrrr-rr-i
The
New Home
Needs New
Moving Is hard on them
wc nave nn immense
i, nccmc eicncu, grotiuu,
will save vou inonev on
besides.
MILLAR & PECK,
"Walk in nml
York city, nnd Joe Mullens, of Bos
ton. Mullens Is admittedly one of the best
llght-wclghts of tho down-cast states.
He has had draws with "Kid" Mc
Partland nnd Eddie Cornell and has
won over fifty contests. McFnddcn'a
most notable performance vvns a draw
with Spike Sulllvnn. They will box nt
133 pounds, the loser to receive a quai
ter of the boxers' CO per cent, share
of the gross receipts.
It was hoped a match could be made
among Austin Glbbona, Tommy Ryan,
Owen Zelgler or Jack Honett, but all
except Ryan wanted a gunranteo of
1500, which was more tlinn the club
could promise. It Is quite llkele. how
ever, that two of these four mav vet
be matched by the Ameilcnn club for
a date late this month. Skelly nlso
tried to match Frank Hnrtlee'. of Rlng
hntnton, and Tommy Rynn, but the
foimer has engngements In Chlcngo
for tonight nnd April 11.
Robby Dobbs has been matched to
meet Hnrry Lemons, of Niagara Tails,
next Monday night before the Olym
pic Athletic club, of Ruffalo. It Is prob
able that McFaddpn will train with
Dobbs In Cnrbondalo during this week
BROCK MILL TO START SOON.
A Slock Couipnnv to Opernto It Hns
Itepu Oru'iinli'd.
The Riock Worsted mill nt Taylor
will begin operations next month. J
L W. Ihock, who Is at the hend of the
movement to start the mill, hns foimed
n stock company with n capital ot $10,-
000 to conduct the business.
An application for a charter for the
company has been made.
It Is better to take Hood's Sarsa
parllla than to experiment with un
know n und untried preparations. We
know Hood's Saisnparllla actually and
permanently cures.
Hood's Pills act easily and prompt
ly on the liver and bowels. Cure sick
headache.
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"WE CLOTHE FROM HEAD TO FOOT."
DO YOI 10W OUR CHILDREN'S DEPiTHlT
A department worthy of every mother's attention a department
that has earned the reputation of being the peer of all otheis. The little
(nllriccf ic n vvpII tnlfpn r:ir nf nc tlir
This season we inaugurate new prices in our Children's Department,
and with our immense variety of novelties it cannot fail to be what it
always has beentllC most attractive ill the City. Prices are from
S1.79 to S7.50. Vestee, Junior, Reefer and Sailor Suits CVCI'J tiling
that the little fellow wears Is here from his Hat to Ills sjiocs.
Children's Fancy
Blue Cheviot Sailor
Suitstrimmed with
White or Black Son
tache Braid. Large
sailor collars and cut
very full. Regular
Children's AH Wool
Fancy Vestee Suits 3
pieces, made with large
sailor collar and trim-
! med with Black Son-
tache Braid. Regular
value 3.00.
New Price...
$2.23
value, $5,00. dT 37 $.
New Price... pj.J p
Your Money Back
PENN CLOTHING
137 AMD 139
for
Saturday
New Arrivals
Dress Goods
Just received, Coverts, igeraux and Pop
lins in the very desirable shades of Royal,
Tale and Postman Blue, Russet Beige and
Wood Brown mixtures.
Choice selection in Blocks, Checks
and large, bright Plaids, from 39c to $1.00
Crepons.
for Separate Skirts. Special prices
75c goods for. . b9c
$1.50 goods for.. $1.00
$'75 goods for. .0 1. 2d
?2.oo goods for.. $1.50
HAGEN,
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Glass Globes.
so mnny get broken. Don't lor-
mis ui ueauuiui patterns, imica
cugnivcu, etc.
Gas Globes nnd lots of other
134 Wyoming Avenin.
look mound "
How to
Dress a Baby
If you could bco tho new way ot dress
ns a baby bb explained by Mrs. Ree nobis,
tho trained nurse now at tho UARY HA
KAAIC, It would sot you to thinking. Iter
talks to hundreds ot mothers the last two
days ban changed many minds, and
thiough her and the comforts ot Arnold's
Knit Specialties many babies will pass a
moro comfortable nnd saror summer.
Her talk will cost you nothing unless eou
dccldo to tre' her garments, and then
you only pay for the garments eou select.
Tho garments Include, everelhlng from
Raby Diapers to Dress, Gowns nnd Un
derwoar for children,
512 Spruce Street
reisman!
Daily, Weekly, .Monthly
Newspapers
and Hagazi lies.
Books and Stationery,
i-inc cgars.
n..MnM.!. Heartburn. Gas.
Dyspepsia, &riii,,
(lers positively cured (irovor (jialiam's l)s.
pepsfu Remedy is u Rtieclflc. One iloso ie
moves nit dlitress, nuda pormauent curoof
the most chronic una i.ov urn cnso 1m guarim
teed. Do not sutler! AftO-cint botllo will
convlnco tho man skeptic il.
.Vlutttiows liroi, Urugldtv U'20 Lackiv
Mumui uvenuo.
GALLON'S.
f.ithpr I
Children's Fancy
Vestee Suits Blue,
Brown and Mixed Ff-
fects; pieces, large!
sailor collars, hind
somely trimmed with
braid. Regular value,
4.00. New
$2.89
rice .
if You're Not Suited.
ANDSHQF. HOUSE
PENN AVENUE,
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405 Spruco Street ;
and
415 and 417
Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton, Pa.
Bohemian
Glassware
Everybody knows Bolic
mia Glass, with its rich,
characteristic grceus,
reds aud gold, aud its
n ever-failing beauty of
design and grace of pat
tern. We know, how
ever, that very few peo
ple have known of such
prices on this glassware
as we offer this week:
10-Inch Vase
of clear, green glass, with
twirled stem; they're worth
more, but they're only 10c
12-Inch Vase
in green, only with the
graceful gold trimming
that accompanies all Bohe
mian ware; was 50c, this
week 240
14-Inch Vase
White glass only, pressed
gold decorations with colors,
worth 75c, this week 49c
Water Set
Green only, 6 glasses, 2 qt.
jug and tray, worth 75c, this
week 49c
10 Styles of Vases
that are colored and shaped
to form flowers; the newest
in blown glass, worth 40c, this
week 24c
Down Stairs.
THE GREAT
310 Lacka. Ave,,
J. II. IAD WIG.
For an Opening
Announcement.
We Are Now in Our New
Store, 205 Lacka
wanna Ave.
Every Purchaser Pre
sented with 1 a Sterling
Silver Thimble.
205 Lackawanna Aye,
STORE
in, 111
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Monday.
There Is No
Doubt of It
You will find our regular
prices lower than many of
the so-called bargains of
other merchants. Come
and see.
Tailor
Made Suits
Twenty -five New Arrivals
Today.
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