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THIS SCI? ANTON TRII3CXI3-TuONDAY. .HT3NM3 0. 1808.
THE ORDERS
Have Been Received by
the Commander of the
Thirteenth.
DETAILS TO BE SENT BACK
Will Secure Men Necessary to
Expand the Companies.
.IT IS THi: OPINION OP At'TINO
lmiGADimi udxi'iiai oorHsi'N'
that Tiii:ni: is not tihj si.iuiit.
t:st hopi: or thi: companies
that iiAvn im:i:n kaisi'd m:iii
ahoi'ts hi:inc! Acci:in:ij-HAi.T-stdad
hand wiu. hi: rinsT
l-OOKCI) Al'TUK BY CAPTAIN Mc
t'At'SI.AND. WHO Wllil, Hl'i'I'l'lT
roit thi: sucond ijattalion.
Special from u Stnfl Col respondent.
Camp Alger, June f. Lieutenant Col
onel Mattes, cnimnunillntj the Thir
teenth, tmluy tecclvcil tin olllclal onlpr
lor lecrultlne. It dliccts tint com
panies at present constituting the ieRl
ltiont shall first lie expanded to the IAS
limit, and that the lunttci of a third
battalion will be. an after considera
tion to be covered by future central
ot dcr.
An officer from each battalion and
an enlisted man fiom each company
will be sent home at once, probably
toinonow, to establish a iendezous
and conduct the enlisting Captain
Frank I'obllni?, jr., of the Flist bat
talion, and Captain 1? .1. McCnuland,
of the Si cond battalion, have been se
lected as the teeiultlng nfllcett. Their
assistants who have been so far se
lected by the ic5,peetlc captains are:
SeiKeant (5. W. Culver, Company A,
Coipoial Heiheit Keller, Company H:
SeiKcam Paul DePnschalK Company
C. Seiceant William M. Davis, Com
pany D; Coipoial Haymond W. Hnr
tlenbet?, Comnan.v 11: SeiKeant AVil
li.im Fieemuu, Company 1', Sei scant
( C. ltodeters, Company H A cen
tial icnde.vous will be established at
the city siutd aunory for the riist
battalion.
The detailed men from the compan
ies of the Second battalion will be sta
tioned at their lespectlvo aimorles to
make the eniollments and the like and
the icciultltiK oirieoi, Caitaln McCnus
land, will move about fiom one to the
othei, suemlng In the men and ills,
patching them on heie In seiunds ns
fat as they aie leciulted, A suiseon
will bo emplojed to conduct the phys
ical examinations, it Is thought, but
thes-e details will be dellnltely loveied
in a futuie ouler.
not thi: smohtdst hopi:.
As to companies alieady otRanized
ln-lng taken in as a whole, Acting HrlK
a iller Ueneial Coin sen said tonight:
'Theie Is not the sllshtest hope of
these companies being accepted. Such
pm lions of the state as have no lep
resentatlon In the army nt piesent aie
to bo given the new companies. Uven
If tho Thliteenth Is made a thiee bat
talion leslment, which Is liimllv like
ly, the additional companies will come
from some city other than Ser.inton "
It is estimated that the rettultlng
will leiiulio at least a month Theie
Is some talk tit sending a lieutenant
fiom t.ieh company to assist unofllc
ially In the leti lilting. A jegimental
commander can grant furloughs that
do not extend over seven dins, with
out consulting higher uuthoilty. My
alternating the (list and second lieu
tenants of each eoinpanv, a valued and
nlmost absolutely necessary assistant
can be supplied the lecrultlng olllcer
nt eath of the compan hcadciuaiters.
The llrst men Captain JUCausland
will look up will be the membeis of
the Hnllstead band and Pilvate Km
mett McDeunott, the much-needed
bugler, who, it will be remenibeiPd, did
not secuie his parents" consent for en
listment until it was too late to tako
him In,
Consequent upon Piesldent McKln
ley's admonition and Geneial Oiahuni's
Insiiired order, the Thirteenth today
liail nothing In the way of work ex
cepting the necessarv guaul mount at
1 :i0 p. ni, Kven die.ss parade was sus
pended. Sevetal of the teglments, how
ever, could not teslst the temptation
tu show off befote the big eiowd of
Sunday visitors
Chaplain Stahl mnduitt-il chinch in
the Pennsilvaniu Young Vh-n s Clnis-
TWO REMARKABLE CASES.
I liav o been an intenso suirerer'f rom Kczeraa
for tho )ear, 1 trloil medicines, lour doc
tors, ono a tpeolallit in skin elUeascs, w itli no
Jmiiroveiupnt, and setting uic almou frautlo
wlthilreailfiil Itching. After using thrto Lot
tie of Cuticuii a Itr jolv t, ami ono Imx of
ClTIcitiiA Sam r. ir.ii cnmpMtlii nirnl.
EO. A, I.OWK.W7 Market St.. l,liil.,l,a.
I had Eczema for e en ) ear, and my ncalp
was In a had state. Tlirco ladies of mi luck
was co ereit with a dry scab. Tlio Itching was
so Lad I thought It would drlo mo mad. I
tried nil remedies, but could not get cured. I
used m e bottles of Ctrncim 1 1 esolvknt, lit o
cakes of Cuticura HoAr.aml He boxes of
CuTKTn Salve, and ica$ completely curtit,
ft LONU, aawntouAvo., Toronto, Can.
SrirnrCcii Tmitmmt roi Teurttiao. Puna.
riu Jiiuou.wmiLoMor lieu Wroi bthi with
?.W4 ?'"" nolnilnn itl Cvilciu,ut
114 deiM r 1 1 net SAjtiioirtRT,
M ihtoMbntit tin wnrM, Pgrtri DtroDCiH,
Ccjr,r;vp. ,UoWa. UirloCiutCMitu(aiUtfc.
FOR YEARS OUREO
TO RECRUIT
tlon association tent, pleaching ono of
his feeling and eloquent sermons and
reading at length the story of Gideon's
conquest, with apptoprlnte comments.
The Catholic members of the icglment
attended Father Sherman's mass nt
the Fourth Missouri licnduunrtctR. The
altar was elected In a shnllow nnd
open-faced tent, the worshippers kneel
ing on the gieen swnrd. The Foutth
regiment band, stationed at one side
of the tent, played "Hock ot Ages" and
"Atneilca," at appropriate places In
the mass, and two of the olllters' wives
who are on h visit to camp sang the
Olorla
Father Shei man prefaced his sri -inon-a
ticatlse on the Trinity with
the announcement that under the
vows of the Catholic church theie is
no Filday in the army or navy. The
onlv inlunetlon the chinch hns In this
regal d Is that the soldiers take all the
meat they can get, so that they will
be the bettei able to phvslcally do
their full dutv. "Come mound to my
tent next Filday and I'll set you a
good example," weie his tordlal words
The health of the camp Is pet feet,
watet Is plont.v In the Thlitcenth's ter
ritory, the w lather Is delightful, nnd
the only thing the boys have to wouy
about novv Is that the women folks
will not cease wni'ilng about them. A
commission vlth Colonel Oil aid at its
head was appointed today to look Into
the advisability ot changing the camp
site to a point below Alexandila on
the banks of the Potomac.
Till: SITL'ATION.
Fnless some Intluences change the
governors determination the men of
Colonel Keek's icglment and the com
panies organized by Captain Dlmmlck,
Captain Stokes, John Jlolr anil others
will have to enlist In one or tho other
of the eight companies which now com
pose the icglment or find a place In a
company from some pot tlon of the
state upon which will be bestowed the
pilvllego of foimlng a company.
There Is a sttong llklihood, also, that
the Thliteenth will not secure any of
these new companies and will have to
continue ns an eight-company, two
b.ittallon icglment. After the piesent
companies aie leciulted to tho 100
stand.ud theie will be only 1,800 of the
second call vo'unteeis to be tecrulted
Into new companies. Those new com
panies, Colonel Logan says, aie to be
numeiical order.
At this into only the first. six tegl
ments will be lilted out to thiee-batta-lion
dimensions The Thirteenth, which
is the eleventh legiment In numerical
order theie being no Seventh or i:iev
"nth leginients stands no show what
ever of seeming tit deslied enlatge
tntnt to twelve companies.
coritSHN not pli:asl:d.
Colonel Coursen Is not at all pleased
with tills plan, and pioposes to ieg
tster a vlgoious protest. Tho regi
ments should be favoied accoidlng to
th senlmity of their colonels, as is
the rule In eveiy other ca'se. In the
matter of senloiltj he tanks oh thiid
or fouith among the commandeis of
the Pennsylvania teglments, bj leason
of his soi vice as a captain In the civil
war. When he was thiid fiom the
bottom undei the National Ouaid
rules he had to put up with tho tall
end of evei thing that was going.
Now. In the volunteer seivlto, when he
is tlilitl fiom the top he intends to
Insist on the good, old rule of senior
ity being enfotced.
At last the Thliteenth has a bounti
ful, puie and convenient wntei sup
plv. After three futile attempts to
stilke water by boilng at points select
ed under scientific pilnclples, the old
foiked, peach-sptout method was ap
pealed to and toduy the Thirteenth
boasts of the finest well In tho camp.
Lieutenant J. C. Hnnlngton, of Com
pany O, Monti ose, did tho trick. Some
of the scientific fellows soil a snlck
eied when the gentleman ftom tho Me
tiopolls of Susquehanna wheltcd his
Jack knife on the side of his aim brog
ins and went foith in search of the
famed talesman. Ho found one and
then set it to its task.
For the best pai t of an hour he
twunpod oyer the camp giound enny
Ing the peach-sprout befote him. Fin
ally he came to headquai teis and asked
for a detail. It was given him, and
ifter thev had boon aimed with picks
md shovels be marched them to tho
very top of the hill on which the camp
Is located. Again the scientific fellows
soil of snickered. The books ulwnjs
told them to look for water in vnl
leys. Lieutenant Hairlngton wasawnro
of what the books had to say on the
question, and he believed they weie
ordinal 11 light In this icgnid, but
his penc li-soiout said distinctly that
the best vein of water about tho camp
was on tup of the hill, and the peach
sin out, In Lieutenant Hat Huston's es
timatlon, Is Infallible.
Hi: FOl'NO AVATHR.
At the point designated by Lieuten
ant Haiilugtou, oi rather bj the,
peach-s-ptout, the well dlsgeis went to
wotk
Twelve feet below the sutfnee the led
da) gave wa to a bed of giavel. and
befme the shovels had penettnted It a
foot n vet (table undei giound eieelc was
entounteied. It wan't a lodgement of
swamp vutei, audi us othei leglmeuts
had sti ink in the sand sttata that
overlies bed lock, as a iuIo. hereabouts.
It was a finiall, swlftlv couislng vein,
of seemlnglj Inexhaustible quantity,
and of qualit) altogether unlike any
thing that tho scientific fellows had
been able to tap.
A pel fmated whlskej ban el was set
in the c.nler of the well ilp-iap was
undt i about and foi u foot or two
above it a pipe was Inserted In tho
htnd of the ban el and a pump nl
tmhed to the pipe. The Thliteenth no
longei lins cause to complain of its
water supply and It has Lieutenant
Harrington and his peach spiout to
thank foi It. An aiteslan well Is being
sunk bv General Graham's oideis, at
the other end of the camp, but tho
Thiiteenth hus lost all Intel est In the
operation T. P. Duffy.
003SIP OF Tiin CAMP.
From a Staff Corespondent.
. Camp Algei, June 5 An lusuo of
fresh meat w.m dollveied yestuidu nt
the Thltteenth'H inmmlssary. Lieu
tenant Cox icfused to accept It and
sent It bnck. It was returned to him
with the Information that the meat was
all right und that If he didn't (Ike It
he could leavo It, or word to tb&t
effect. Colonel Coursen, acting briga
dier, vvaB appealed to and under author
ity of IiIh oIIIco ho appointed a board
of survey to pass upon the question
nt Issue. Acting Major Kembeck, Cap
tain Follown and Assistant Surgeon
Keller, who comprised the board, re
potted back to the brlgadlci that they
had ottleied the meet to be bulled
ami tin ec guns to bo llred over Its
giave. Another Issue of fresh meat
came later In the day
Major Wood, of the Second battal
ion, was yesterday detailed to organize
u Held ofllceis' coutt to try several
cuses of violation of the rules of dis
cipline. Four culprits leccived light
deduttlons from their pay for being
absent from roll call or some rfuch of
fenses. Captain MtCauslnnd, of Company O,
who is engineering the scheme to se
iuio tho Hnllstead band for the regi
ment says that the older to reciult tlia
companies to 106 membeis makes the
legimental band nn nasurred thing.
John Coddlngton, the lender of tho
band, and 10 of Its members stand
ready to enlist and they will be among
tho eiy flist recruits which the le
crultlng ofllcers will consider. (
Colonel Albert J. Logan, of Pitts
burg, quartermaster geneial N. O. P.;
Colonel Thomas Potter Jr., assistant
quattermaster general N G P.; Major
J. S. Snyder, of Philadelphia. Lleuten
nnt W. F. Hlchardon, of Hairlaburg,
supeilnteudent of the state uisenal,
nnd W. II. Keechy. of Pittsburg, were
guests of Attlng Jatlgadler Coutsen,
yesteida.
Judge Harold M. McCltlte, of Lewis
bins, who Is visiting Colonel Coryell,
of the Twelfth, called on the olllters
of the Thirteenth estenlay.
Mls4 Hlnnthe Hull, of Gieen nidge,
who ir visiting fi lends In Washington,
made n call on friends In the legiment
yesterday.
Lieutenant Colonel Mnttes i etui nod
today fiom his furlough nnd telleved
Major Stlllwell of the command ot tho
regiment
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gruslln, Mr. and
Mrs Thomas Klliow and Michael
Hayes, of Hallstead, and lturgcss 11,
C llaltt. of Ciitat Hend, ale visiting
tho "Hendeis" In Companv O.
Captain Oilman, of Company D. was
olllcer of tho day Satuiday, Lleilten
nn Huberts, of Company A, was com
mander of the guaid and Private John
IMdlnger, of Compan I), was oulerly
at hcadciuaiters. T. J. Duffy.
SUMAURY OF NEWS OF SUNDAY.
STHANGD FLi:i:T is seen off Maitin
Ique Tiirti:i: i:ssi:ls vki:cm:d by storm
In S.ilern harbor, Mass.
I'llii: DIISTltOYS $11.0 mm woith of prop.
ert In Tmmansbuig. N. Y.
WAU Hi:'i:Nri: MKASPHI: passes the
senate bj a vole of IS to L'.
govi:hnmi:nt di:ciui:s to use four
of the vessels laptuud train Spain as
transports.
COL. PHILIP W AVKKILL. ex-sta'e
senator, cu M.iland, is ariested en
charge of forgtij.
HAVANA DISPATCH savs the govern
ment uf Spain will work io.nl mines
discovered In Cuba and stcure a sup
ply toi Spanish ships.
GPNIJOAT MAUIiri'TA arrives after a
long viivage around Cape Ilom.
GOV. ATKINSONS wife, of West Vir
ginia Is held tu ball on charge of
forgei , .
CHinr V ILKli:. of the V S secret ser
vici makes public a litter ironi C.ir
r.uiiM foi mi r attache of the Spanish
ligation at U'nsl.li.unn which iliarlv
Indicates tb it Cimiiizis headquar
ters at Mnntri ll Is a station lor Sp in
Ish spies on American sell.
THi: WAU Di:PAUTMi:NT receives
word Hum Majot General ilenltt.
coinm.uiillng the dipiitnient of tho
Pacllle and now at S m Francisco, In
dicating ilie pnssililllt) uf tho de
piituie of the seccniil expedition to
tin Philippines raij next week, prob
nbl on TiiLSd.ij.
SHORT RATIONS AT SANTIAGO.
Cipo Ila.vtlen, June 5. A dNpatoh
fium ,n gpvirnmont loune at Poit-.iu-Prlnte
s,is. "A IlujUcn Inloinunt,
now In Santiago do Cuba ci.blis that Hie
destitution there has greatly lucre lsed
since the bombardment began, and the
mllltao commnnder has been forced tu
riduce th i.itlons of the soldicis. among
whom theie Is much discontent." Th'io
has been no illiett coinmunlc itlon irum
Santiago thus far toduj.
( oiiiinenceinrnl at Carlisle.
Curl' de Pa, June 3 -The one bundled
and fifteenth annual eemmi ncement of
Dickinson colli ge opened todaj with the
baccalaureate sermon by Piesldont Heed
In Allison Memorial i hurch. The an
nual sermon tu the cullegi Ruling Mum
Christ! in association was diliwttd this
I'tnliig l Hev Dr. Willi im Valentino
K'elh editor of the Methodbt Hi view of
New Vurk. 'I he commenccnunt euiuert
and piomenadu ill be given tomoirow
evening
(i'tnv Vlclory fn Chester.
'.Vest Chester. Pa.. Jihk .'i Complete
but unolbcial letiuns ncclved as to tho
lesiilt of last nlrl.t's Heiuiblkaii pri
maries show that tho Quu facllun has
won a complete victory over the mitt
Qu.ij fonts
ongresHinnii .llnrn Dead.
Canton Muss June 5 Hon Klljah A
Morse uieinlipi of congress fiom this ills,
trlei. lib d at Ills home Ir- this tltv ut 5
o clock this afternoon, aged 37
INTERESTING ANNIVERSARY.
Hi. Hut. Illsbiip llobaii W ns Orilntncd
r.isbteeu Years Ago uilcrdav.
Ht. Hev. M J. Hoban lilshop of
Alalls und euadlutur lilshup of Scran
ton, tilebrated the eighteenth annl
veisaiv uf his oidlnatiun tu the pilest
huod yesteida, and during tho daj ho
lerelved the congratulations uf his
many trlends Hishop Hubaii was or
dained a priest In Home by Cnidlnul
Manoco La Valletta, in tho t lunch of
St. John Latciau, and ho lead his firt
mass In the ehapel uf the Ameilcnn
crllege. Trlnltj Sunday, and shoitly
after lie lift for this tountiy and land
ed heie Sept i of that year, and was
assigned as assistant pi lest to Ho.
Dr Chatles F. Kellev, of Towanda
Three venis later he was sent as as
sistant to Hev. John Finnen. V. (J., of
Plttston. theme tu St. Joseph's, at
Troy, and later was made pastor of
the newl erected n.ulsh ut Ashley.
He woh eleva'tenl to the blshopilc Sun
day, Manh J.'. IS'jG, two years agu. by
Cardinal Satolll.
VERDICT FOR THE PLAINTIFF.
Directed by Judge Archbald In Ihu
('alleiiiliir-Kcllev Cusp.
The Jury In the case for the recovery
of $10,000 worth of bonds brought by
Mrs. M. J. Callendar against Attorney
John P. Kelly, ufislgnee of tho Oly
phunt Trust company, was directed
AIDED BY MRS. P1NKHAM.
Mrs. W. 13. 1'axtoN, Youngtovvn,
North Dakota, writes about her strutf
Rl to regain health nftcr the birth of
her little iflrl:
" Diiau Mits. Pinkham: It li with
pleasure that I atlil my testimony to
your lint, hoping that it may ludiico
others to avail themselves of your val
uable medicine.
"After the birth of my Httlo Rirl,
threo years np;o, my health vva3 very
poor. I hail lciicorrhcea badly, anil a
terrible bearlup-ilown palu which
gradually grew worse, until I could do
no work. Also hud headache nearly
all the time, nud dlzy feelings. Men
struations were very profuse, appear
ing every two weeks.
" I took medicine from a good doctor,
but it seemed to do no good. I was
becoming alarmed over my condition,
when 1 read your advertisement in a
paper. 1 sent at onco for a bottle of
Lydia, K. l'inkham's Vegetable Com
pound, nnd after taking two-thirds of
the bottle I felt so much better that I
send for two moie. After using threo
bottles I felt as strong and well as any
one.
" 1 think It is the best medicine for
female weakness ever advertised, and
recommend it to every lady I meet suf
fering from this trouble."'
Maternity is a wonderful experience
and many women approach it wholly
unprepared. Childbirth under right
conditions need not terrify women.
The advice of Mrs. I'inkhnm is freely
offered to all expectant mothers, and
her advice is beyond question tho most
valuable to be obtained. If Mrs. Pax
ton had written to Mrs. I'inkhnm be
fore confinement she would have been
saved much suffering. Mrs. Pinlshaiu's
address is Lvnn, Mass.
Satuiday forenoon by Judge Archbald
to bilng In a verdict for the plaintiff
The case went tu the Jury Thuisday,
' nnd on Frida afternoon, the Jury be
i lug still out. Attorney I. 11. Hums
I made a inrtion before Judge McPher
I sun, who was the trial Judge, for bind
ing Insttuttlons. und to enter a rule
for a new trial
Major Wan en opposed tho motion,
but tho com t decided nut to mle on It
until the next tl.ij. and as Judge Mc
Pheison was In a hu.iy homo eaily on
Satuida, he Instiucted Ju'.ge .Meh
bald to giunt tho motion ,mJ lli cot a
verdict for the plaintiff tiiidei these
conditions. Thee If moie law Involved
In the cose than theie are questions of
fact.
In the wage suit of John Kane, cf
the South Side, against Henry Hovels,
of Archbald, a veidlct foi the defen
dant was found Kane tlalmed $72
balance duo on plastering a house.
OBITUARY.
Mrs James Driscoll, of 111 Irving ave
nue. South S'de died seiiilenly at her
homo S itunla morning fiom an attack
ot heart trouble tu which i-lie was aub
jctteel. A few hours be fore her death she
was In good health The di teased was
31 ears of age. and is survived b ner
husband and time children The fu
neral will take place- tomonow niurnlug
ut 1 o'clock, and at 9 .'0 a mass or re
quiem will be sung In St. Piters ci'he
dral Interment will lie made in Cathe
dral temeter.
At tin home of hei daughter, Mis Dan
iel Hle.il, cnrnoi of Grove stieet and
Monroe avenue Mrs Johanna Madden,
nn aged lad. died jesterday. The funer
al oceiiis tomonow niornlng with a mm
uf requiem In St Paul's chinch, und
Interment will be made in tho Satied
Heart temeter at PI ill..
Mrs James Simons, of lilakel, died
Saturday afternoon at Scraiiton. Mrs
Simons was "7 ears old ami is survlveel
by a husband and two chlldicn The fu
neral will tola place tomoirow afternoon
Services will be held In the Hlakely Unp.
tlst chinch. Interment will be marie In
Union cemeter.
EXTRA CITY APPROPRIATIONS.
Arc Provided in the .llenouro Signed
bv .Mayor llnlli').
Tho supplomentaiy appiupilatlon or
dinance, which disposes uf a sin fills
of $13,1110, has bfon signed by Mayor
Hnlle. Ho has also signed the tax
levy oidlnanee which piovldes tor a
10-mlll levy for geneial purposes nnd
2.80 mills for tho Intel est nnd sinking
fund in count.
Following are the supplementary
times:
Thiid ward J 1""
Seventh wind '""i
Hlghth waul 10u
Pourteentli ward 11
Klghteenth ward Wi
Plrestokirs Mi)
Hnildlng in qiec tor's salai -'"
Luzerne street repairs ."00
Columhl.n tnmpativ chemical engine 1 :l
Hellef eompan cheinlcal engine . liii
city hall repairs 1 il
Mattes street inipiovement l.MO
l.eggett's cut k letalnlng wall l.r.M
Nn Aug paik 1 "Oi
Asph lit pave repairs ",s'7
Plumbing inspector's cieclentials.. . 73
Hi palling nibble stone- pave. Penn
avenue 'M
Total
.$Ul)M
WHEELMAN'S LEG FRACTURED.
Hesalt of n Siiiida) Hlcyclo Spill on
Llinhiiisl Itniiletnrd.
Tliomas Heynolds sustained a ftac
ture of one of the bones of his leg
near the ankle as n tesult of a bl
t cle spill on i:imhurst boulevard es
terda. Heynolds was coasting and foil while
tiylng to pass a cnirtage. He was tid
ing In eompan with his cousin. Hey
nolds Hedfoul. who assisted him nn his
vheel to the bridge at Nay Aug pails,
wheie a conveyance was pioeuted to
lit mil him to tho tltv.
M'KELVEV IS TO BE RETAINED.
Will Continue ni Superintendent ol
the N. V , , mid . Company.
Supeilntendent Chatles D. McKel
vp.v. of th.' New York. Susquehanna
and Westein lailioad Is to be letaineil
In his position by the Krle company
which now contiols the Susquehanna
and Westein. Mr. McKelvey has been
superintendent of that load foi some
time
Heieatter th company will use the
i:rle Terminal at Jersey City Instead
of the Union teimlnal.
CANNELLA BADLY INJURED.
Slnbbed in the Uiaht Shoulder by n
.'Inn M ho i;ciipi'd.
Joseph Cannella, residing in tho
Italian boarding house In the rear of
Arlgonl Feinundo's on Falrvlew ave
nue, was stabbed last evening by a
fellow countryman who is suspected
to have been Fellclun Donlo Ouare-
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Cambric Underwear at a 'Sacrifice
Dainty, well-mnde Undcrmuslin that will appeal particularly to women who have been nnd are
in the habit of making their own undcrg.iiments, with a view to obtaining only that which is perpec
tion and which can be depended upon for wearing quality.
Thib great purchase was made fiom the dissolving firm of p. K. Sicher & Co., New York City,
the most prominent manufacturers of Ladies' Underwear in the United States today, whoso factories are
located principally in semi-rural districts, thus insuring Underwear that has been produced amid healthy
surroundings, so that
To all Purposes It Is the Equal of
HOriB HADE UNDERWEAR
In view of the fact that the market contains more inferior underwear at this time than it has for
some time past, it is a relief to find that some manufacturers are still loyal to their good reputation and
insist upon making onlv such underwear that will stand the criticism and scrutiny of home inspection.
Just so with "Sicher" Underwear. Caicfulness in making and liberalitv in the cutting it is on the order
of home-produced underwear, and the sewing as well as the tumming is of the very best. This sale
opens this Monday morning, with the opening of the store at eight o'clock. Goods will be found
on sale all along the right aisle, at the bargain counter and in the center of the store.
A Saving of Forty Per Cent. Guaranteed.
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for tOC Gowns of Muslin, Mothet Hub
haul voke of tucks and inseition. Biggest
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for 6oc Gowns of Cambric, Mother
Hubbard yoke, tucked and dimmed with
40c
cambric luflle around yoke neck
for fjoc Gowns of Muslin, Mother Hub
bard yoke having four rows of torchon
40c
lace and cluster of tucks, trimmed wij.li cambric
ruflle.
A CiC "or kc Gwris 0" Muslin, empire style,
t-" yoke of embroidery insertion, wide collar
trimmed with embioidery'edgc.
iJV solid embroidery yoke, edged with cm-broidery.
Great
Values in
for -19c Chemises of Muslin, with tucked
yoke and cambric ruffle.
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lui iut v-aiciiiisc.i -ui muMiu, wiui yuivc
' rtf mlirrtiHerv mcertinn rin.-l tnrkc trim-
med with cambric i utile.
Great Values in
Fine Cambric
I -TI f for 19c Corset Covers of Cnmbiic,
aZ with high neck, trimmed with em
bioidery edge.
for 2sc Corset Covers
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with V neck, tummed with line embroid-
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rimmed to match.
Great Values in
fluslin and
-T.j--- for sqc Diawers of extta fine Muslin,
"0" cluster of tucks and tiimmed with em
broidei y.
7 1C or :'C)C Muslin Drawers very fine quality
5l' Muslin, cluster of tucks ami trimmed
with cmbioideiy ruffle.
Great Values in
Huslin and
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jy' uiffle, and cluster of tucks, very wide.
COT ,01 Muslin Skirts extra quality, hav
uV"' ing cluster of tucks and ruffle of em
broideiy five inches wide.
for 1.25 Skirts ot
lace to match.
tine
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slum, of Hunker Hill, Dunnioie. He
Is not hciIoiisI) wounded, the knife
pinbabl.s IkuIiik been small. Tin
wound Is in the Unlit bhoulclci, juht
hack of the collar bone, nnd Is about
hulf nn Inch Ions und two Inilics deep
Di F. l". Hall diesseil the wound
l'p to n late houi the assailant had j
not been anpii'lienileel
TOOK A HEADER.
IMevcn-Vi'in-Olil llc Injured nt .Nay
Ans I'ntU snlurilny.
l'ddle Dover!". 11 jears of age, of GDI
Linden treet. was hllRhtly injured In
n fall fiom a bicycle nt Xuy Auk pink
Hotuiduv.
Tho lad was UdlnK a mun'x wheel
In ualtlK the pole of his shoe for n
brake IiIh foot was foieed between the
forks, which auddenly stopped the
wheel's momentum and threw him ov
er the hnndle-bars. He sti nek on his
face, euttltm n Kash In his cheek nnd
lareiatiiiK the skin.
.tluetliie; ol Senatorial Committee.
On Wednesday nt 2 o'clock in the
rooms of the Cential Ilepubllcan club
theie will be n lneetlnu of the Ilepub
llcan BtandlnK committee of the Twen
tieth Senatorial dlstilet to designate a
time und place fur holding the eciiii
torlal eoincntloii.
MINOR COURT NOTES.
Attorney II. . Mulhollaud wan ap
pointed cominittre of Catherine O'llnro.
a lunaiie, Saturday, and a bond in ihu
sum of .. 01 wan ordered to be entered,
T. N. Hpaiujenberp and W. V. Ketehuiii
weie Balurcl.iy appointed uppnilsum In
I lip awslenmeTt of A. .M. Claik, of Peek
llle A rulo wan granted Saturda to show
and 126 Wyoming Avenue.
Offered
and
underwear.
and sleeves.
f..t: ..iu .,ni,
of fine Cambiia,
of fine Cambric, with square neck
2fSC or C)C
SV quality
lace.
for S9C
cambric
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broidery.
ACC 'or 79c
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(Qr for 08c
uy ruffle,
lace.
Muslin, with
wide double
Lebeck & Corin.
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Today, at 3 and p. 01,
toiental Rigs and Carpets
All these goods must be sold during this
regardless of cost.
Sale under direction of Mr. H. M, Dagliistauliati.
WILLIAMS & McANULTY
127 Wyoming Avenue.
inline why Wald'i 1'rlie inluur child uf
Walter ami Anrlt-I'i Ice ileeeaKnl slumlil
lint be ailnpied bj William S OrltnlliK
A ill ore .- was ttrnnttil Suuidax to
1'ietl Ib'ln fiom MarKaiet Heinz
Jiulfte iii.iif.tei made a decree Mtunlav
urHtu.ill enJolnli.R the defendant In
the case of Dr. l C Saip im'alnst th
New Vorlt Dentin parlursi from ualiiK the
trade nam of the plalntift. In the county
of l.aekanai.nt or upon their pIbiis, 110
tlcH or advertisements.
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trimmed with embioidery edge.
.p lor 8qc Gowns of fine muslin, empire
" style, yoke of fine embroidery insertion,
having wide pointed collar.
"7(C for Si. oo Gowns of fine Muslin, Mother
y" Hubbard yoke, of wide embroidery,
insertion, yoke, neck and sleeves trimmed with
embroidery.
HClC r "51,00 Gowns of Cambric, Mother
y Hubbard yoke having points of insertion,
lawn ruffle edged with Vaiencienes lace.
Qr for $1.2, Gowns of Cambric, empire
yt style, wide collar trimmed with Vaien
cienes lace.
1CIC ""or :;oc Chemises of fine Muslin, with
Oyc yoke of embroideiy, insertion and tucks,
trinimed. with embioidery edge to match,
ACiC ""or "' C'1ei"'ses 0" ''ne Muslin, with
T-y square yoke of torchon lace and em
broidery insertion, trimmed with lace to match.
" "ZC "01 oc orset Coveis of Cambric, with
55" V neck, wide cluster of tucks and trim
med with fine embioidery.
"XCC ""r c -"orsct Covers of fine Cambric,
jy1-' V neck, yoke of tucks and insertion,
tummed with fine embroidery to match.
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fine Muslin Diawers with wide
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sale,
Miller. I'D'ilnd IVIl unci II 11 Klaumln
zer l tli Ir uttorie, VnMiurir it Daw
son ami iSeoiKe II Hlce, on Saturday
i ommeiii'eil aetlins In licn)u aKuliiHt
the eltj ot Huanton nnd the Lackawanna.
Iron and Steel company for lujuiles nl
leBed to hae been sumalnnl bj tho
nrBllneni of the iletenduntti I'lio plaTn.
tiffs claim that their proi ertlm on tho
Smith Side hae boen mateilall damaged
by water which has accumulated to such
nn extent as to become a nuisance Tho
damages' claimed aggitgute about J15, W,
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