Tllti SCRANTOiV TRIBUNE-FRIDAY, JFXE 21, 1S9S.
(71
ritic "nll Dccoiations,
Choice Tall Papers,
Hoom or Wall Moulding,
Window Shades and fixtures,
all qradcu and all prices,
irom the lowest to the highest made,
suitable for cottaqc or palace,
cud for all tastes and conditions.
We invite Inspection.
Children's Cnnlnqcs,
Children's (Jo-Carts,
Hots' lj.xprcss Wagons
Velocipedes, etc.,
at vcr attractive prices. See them.
Blank Account Hooks,
all desiiabic stjlcs and sires,
lor all sons of business.
St. pie and fancy stationer.
(or office, stote and housj uses.
Laiftc ariet) and popular prices.
M. NORTON,
3c: I.acU. c, Sci anion
V Sl.i!n St. Wilkes-IJarre.
F
iJAMOl S
For tlic
UAIBl.P
IMSII
Polrnile H ACKA WANNA
"The" (LrfAUNDRY.
IM lilt 01 PERtY LIS
I i i ' i ni . nli in lit r ollR JV'
t . v. lliMtm, I' ( lit i HI i M Ui'liijriC
M u -uiics Ihi i I Unit Miin'lii'Jftf
not ! Winn. ill i'ist I it. ui eli,jrir
h mi i 1 hi i, I i Mnntn, IOi
i u lxtn, i')c Muptal ItiLiiitli IOl
'2i)o WYOMING A VHMJK,
SCRANTON
COLUMBIAN DETECTIVE AGENCY
..foE CiVK 8'JILDliiG.
SCRANTON, PA.
Villors kol1rlted W laid I IIicm I ailed.
t tli rate t 1 ,n (m
CHOWS CATARRH POWDER
dOLUSL"
rrcpTred arconlliiK to tin; prooriptiun
of a pionilnulit po lulWt It liiHtantly it -lii'i
and pel in nu ntl tines Catarrh,
A i' ni.i ll.n ler t old in the llcul,
-'.i Tlim t and 2111111; II irmli-vs.
r i nit t.iUiii,.il Ki.td this ti-btlmnii-ii
i "iv n c'ii i rh lvroiln roll, inl and
i " I ni i-i of l it ti i h whkh Wd a
ik'-i t ilnl "no of lime M.incllnr"
I ii i I Cc iihiiliu tin p it inn nt of Staid),
! I1 M . N 1 Viishlliutun l) t-
Inc. J' itiiK Sulci in ill Hist i',in
ci nc i Hex Llliorul Hiniih with powiler
t u i lompltte m.illi il on inelpt nt 15
i i'--
Grovn G-iinriii Fowler Go,
.ilntin l'lacc
New Vork.
m M.LEI 8 0
I x(f)jiiptl ii ii(Mji I'isiiiiiiim vilco in
'' Tiber !;ii! M BHi
l"t ""ipi'ls t ciiiiruiiiet i"p H'VitPtl. I,nrs3
I ill I II. l It, , I t Mil nu. i it. j
(j aus Cora n supdw ten
rile or t-all ,or Price I.Ut
Kl MP, 103 Wyoming Avenuo
1M-IKS0NAL.
r.pcnso JI llallntc-ad apmt Mja'ciduy In
Iiim.li union.
Mis Mar Olicl In tho KUont of frit ndu
at in ritual.
Mis John H Ko. of l'ltlston. wan 111
t i!t ,"tirc1,i
Vuuie-tiiK 'i'linirpmin. of tlunedalc, was
in Hn c-ii esterda)'.
Mi nu t Mm J. II Careoiiiii urc pend
i Hi. Ki'iU at KiuButu CalU.
Mi - Helen AlbrlBht. of ftkfl. K. Y
ti viiiliifc' her uunt. Mm. W. 13. AnJur
ti ii
Mi i L Trailers I'ohrii;, of Washbur-i
urepi les entei tabling Arnuld Lulimau,
ft ilkcs-ltirie.
I'dwiii Twlt, of South Amviii-ii, Is vUtt.
Itij.- hli mint, Mrs William lunlap, of
1 r.inKlin aienuc.
Mrs A. H. nouhl and family, of Clnv
Heniic. lift for oip.iii droit enterilay
to i-penO tho summer.
Mi s Jonox. of Hie Jinn! JerniMi'B
t i wiitliiR otllte lit ldltliiR frlendf in
J'lnsliamton She will rituru on Monday.
Mr and Mih. IV H. IVcU. II SI. Hnwn.
o-r anil 11 I!. Taylor Wire liKlKterpcl nt
the St ID nln, In Mm York, dm Ins tins
W" U '
Mtt. Holtn WllFon, nf I'lnu mroft, has
ri'iirncl fiom n lx tirti'n Ult with hur
cl.niliti r, Situ. Will Stiintu, uf llrooH.
l)n N .Y.
MKh Hlmlra Walton, who has hoen tho
f,iii Ht of .Mr-". H. T Stono. of Arelibald
tnrect lor the past four week, returned
fRtiTday to her homo In Philadelphia.
Mr aild Mrs Henry .McCarty, MU l.lz
zli Hiiluy and John Conncll, of Now YoiK
city, who Imve been tho guwts nf Mies
M A" i?url, nf Wyoming avenue, re
turned jeutorday.
V? b'liijfi' i ' . - t ' ' Or n ,
1 wj i
EARLY MORNING RACES.
Moro Decided Yontcnltiy on Klmliiitit
lloiilcwittl Npncclwny.
The flist of n eotles of catly morn
ItiK bicycle 1 iu-cs vote held yesterday
on KlmhurtU botile-vmel upccdwny by
the Wlnih'KUft wheelmen. Tin- tnce-a
woiu ili-clili-d and cioctiitot8 nnd
mens had returned lo the city by
7 o'cloclc.
Wllllnm II. Unpen, of Mi-nm fc Ha
Ken, imih Judge; llert (lolse. Hen Uv
iius nnd Rejbolt Law son tlliKlseeiicrs,
and Will iiiiiiKhaii, miuingi-i-.
Frank Tiopp won the bon' rnco of
one-hulf mile In 120 fiom llviins and
Hi-dncr, heeond: Toohlll, thlid, and
Kiailse, fourth Tom Mnrsh won fiom
Homy Krautr, second, mid Hot-so
11m rls and Tied Uletrlik, tied for
thlid.
In a match late Fred Tropp defeated
Oeorge llvnns In 1 JO. Fred Mrfluln
ness wn beaten in another match
lace by Walter Toohlll. A thlid
match was won by Unbelt Decker
from Heese Hauls In 1 2S. An exhibi
tion of tllck ildlnff was ghen by Low
Hurt Non
In a closely rontestod rate between
Ki fillip and Dk-tilck the foimer won
In 1.17. An open late was Hntahed
In tht- following older, Oils Ktati'i-,
Tom Mmsli, Walter Toohlll, I.ln Deck
or I'atilrk Hii(lil and l.ou Welshing-.
A haudleap contained the following
eoniestnnts. Tom Mmsh. (.crutch;
Clarence Heeniei. 2U ynids. Will Clink,
TiO jnrcls; Hnliott Hceker, CO yanli;
Ijph I'nmpbell, 10 ynids: Opoikp I'ool,
10 aidi; 11. Kintlso, stialrh, II Yost,
SO yards; Hov (llllesple. 30 jards; Pool
was Ilr-t; March, second, Campbell,
thlid, liteniPi, liiuith
LETTER CARRIERS MUSTLINQ.
lloiiiiil to IIiixl- lilt- National Convcn
lion Uric In is!)'.)
Si i. niton I'-ttei ran lei s are having
nu stum iinui'iied lo mi me foi this
tiu tin n tinti-l i onvi-ntlmi of letter
t.,iil.i- In l-'i't. Tl- follnwliiR tlieit
l.ii 1 1 'liivuntc jtltm has been sent to
thv unci iiiuiitj iilllc Inls and other
pmiiiiiK ut iniii. It Is fci-lf-i'Xplanatory:
lii.iiKh 17 NikIoii.iI Assiit-I itlon of l.rtt-r
c ,iul. m J'lhn II Phillips, l'iphidc it,
.). hn Miiluiij Vke l'n nidi lit. (iioiRP
i"lmi l'lnuilitl SeiretaiN, I.opold
Jiii r Tr isniii John It Tlioiuus,
H'tiuilliiR .mil (-iiriispondlnv Peilt-tni.
Set llti II, 1'a , Jinn 21, 1"'S
)..ir Sir. Tin N.itlninil Ant liitlun ot
1 tt i- t'arri rs which ioniios iipM Sep.
ti mlii i at Toleiln olilii, will In oMoncliit
nu ln Itiitlon l tin toe nl hrntuh to m-i-t
In mir clt- In ivis Wp ,in nln oh mu li
I IlltllirilRl ll, .IIUl l)llllf MI(ll'I' II v ilts
n Utir pcwtin.iFtpi, Colonel K.ru II.
1 Hippie Is tit.irtlK In svinpattn with tin-
ninxi UT ni. .mil will leave nothing niiilniip
tn further Simmon's Inteiist. litllixhiK
Unit ,nii an- alte to Siiiititiiti'i lnuiivt
In this dliictlnn and tlosli Iiik to in sue
ttsftil In our liiiilertakins, we i-ulltlt
uui eiiilnreiiirnt of oiu action. A b-t-t
r .iildit .pd l" John V VIlIui, ship
tm Niitinn.il Asnil,itlon of Letter I'ar
ilii nsliliiKtnn 1), C, imttiiiK oi
incliiK the iiH-ot-liitlon to noM Us npt
c mill lit lull in this cit will be ot pi i- it
io-Hlntarir c to out ieprt-piu.itles wlio
will pn i lit urn i l.ilniH ut Toli'dci l-leae
mull opi a letter to the iiiuIpivIriipcI who
will fniwnnl the s.uiip to tin national
ntict.il ami you will Rlcatl oblige
Hi.imll 17, X A. L '
Jnliii 11 Phillips. 1-ioslclcnt.
OPEN-AIR B,N0 CONCERT.
llnucr Mill IMiiy nt Nny Aus I'nrk
To in o rr i) w A 1 1 e r n o o n .
The tlii-t of a s-cile of open-air con
ceits at Nn Auk park will be gi
en by M'ltiei . band tomoiiow ufter
liocm under the tlliectlon of the pmk
iommlsoncrss
The totieett will boRln nt J o'tloek
in av the picnic Bi-oundt where n tem
poiniy plnlfoim will be iieeled tor
the muHlt latin. H.Mta tiolley cars to
tn c nniiiioclatp the larse ciowd epect
ed will he run hj- the Scranton Hallway
onip.iu)
It lc pinpiiHctl to pveiitually build
a pun tin nt bund platfoiin In the
pmk.
Woi It on the new cnrrlnRp road from
the boulPMiid to the picnic Rrounds
In proKi-entmR lapidlj. A led shale
fool path is nlso bcitiK bum fiom the
tiolhy terminuti southwanl ucioss the
ledui of iocKu to tin- bouleaid near
tht ini'iiaBuio
1RI.C0UNIV CONVENTION TODAY.
p-ioiii. Uill lit' Held in (he l'irt
lrt".li terlini t lunch.
Thn 'l'n " iiuity ''hiHilan rndeivor
ciitiMi-iiin will be he i In the Flis-t
I'nrliM nan I, tiii h. hl city, inlay.
Tone iy-.ni!i will lie held.
Snioiu tlv picimlniut fjpe.ikeis me
I'll I .1 LnnlniT. 1'. I), nt thlH city
who will pi null tin- tonveutlon seiniou
lll'tl I.e ii'iil'-'e 15. tile unit, 11. 1), of
Hun 11 ui it ' s-1'ii-.lch ut of the IMin-s-lanti
(-hti.Uli'ii Jhidcnvor union nnd
ch ill man c t the 1-'i', tommlttee for tho
Man i (! i nt nu ti he held in llarrls
Iiuir in iit ibtr.
AlilLETFiS RHADY FOR VICTORY.
Y. .11. ( . .. ream Mill Co lo Cnthon
dale on Jul) I.
TIipYiiiiiik Meirni'hiltlati association
will be piopirly ifpu-M n t eel nt the ath
letic ttports to hu hi'ld on July 4. One
team of iithhtes will prrtlclpati in the
Games of the Ii lull-Ann-i lean societies
lo bo held at Athletic I'.nk and will
surely take pome of the pii.es.
Another team will Journey to Car
hnndnle and contest In the Alumni
Athletic iibsoilutlou Raines. An entiy
will be made In the two hlcyelo laces
to bej held theie that tla.
run spamsii in r, or st. joh.n.
In the stones of lliauadn
Told of HRI.S ago
This the Moors yet vaguely treasure
In thn blink tent murm'rlnt; low.
Onie In every mir ininunibercd,
On tho fair ee of St John,
t'p Oinuada's puiplo Millejs
("nsilcd tlih by kins and don
Tronpn it pigtanl. laie and splendid,
riiiili ol Jewels, sheen of gold,
"Xeath Molianiinecrs llery eieseent
ltlHZhiB lmni Hie Innner's fold.
t'p tin lordly strips they follow
Mnorlsh pihiets, soldiers lirno,
Like a shlmm ling cloud nf spli'iidor
Mtrini.il In n ellow wave.
On this ono nlt-'ht muy they wander
Krom tho wizard's inverii deep
Wliete Iloabdll and his asl aimy
Llo In nccrom.iut'H sleep.
Koine at St. John's eve as they hasten
O'er Or.inada'a loely plain,
Will tho spell of ages vanish;
Moorji will hold their own again.
Mn Imp this tho year of tngeanro,
And this Ht. John's eve Is wrought
Ancient cureH on the Similard.
Through tho yenrs of wiong up brought.
And for uioro linn sh.id'wy legions
Mnrshnlled 'nrrth the Mooilsh xt'lun,
11 ci e ,ui Army of the Kalthfiil
Marclics to the death of Spain.
-H. C. P.
NURSES RECEIVE
THEIR DIPLOMAS
Exercises ol tho Lackawanna Hospital
Training School Held Last Night.
ltiiv. nocinrtf- ishahl dllivlhhii
THll INVOCATION AND AD-
duksskh wi:ui: siAhi; r.v jamls
1'. DICKSON, l'HHSlDCNT of I'llH
HOSPITAL; HllV. D. J. MAi'ClOLD-
lttrK and nit, w. o. ruiioN-un-
mi'TION AND DANCINO AT HOS
PITAL roi.i.tnvHD.
The clnss of 'D of the Sernntnn
Tnilnlns School for Nuises of tho
Lackawunnn hospital wcic held last
oenlns at the AllhiiRlit llbtary mid
weie of unusual Interest. The beauti
ful room wilt additionally uttrnttlvp
with deioiatloiiH of palms. Itauer's
iiiihestin furnished intixlc.
On the platform weie James P. Dick
son, ptesldent of the hospital; Hr. D.
.1. Mac Cloldilek unci He. Hogets Israel,
The gi.idtiates, Mlses niizabeth F.
lliiffmnu)Stinn l- Dodge, Frances F.
Dilnkel. Hllle 15 Tlghe. .Mary C. lloft
man and othet membeiH of the ti.iln
Ing school wcie wonted at the left of
the stage and pit-vpiitpcl a vt-ty chai til
ing mippiiiuncr- In their neat gowns,
white aPioiis and dainty Utile caps.
Mr Die kvuii presided In Intioduc
Ing He Hogeis lsiael he paid a high
tilhute to that tlerg.v man, s.ijlng that
no iilulit wns too uilny, no sun too
hot, no moinlng too cold for Mi, liael
to lespond to n rail nt the hospital
w lii-ip he might mtnlstpr to a mind
dlf eased in soothe the aching heait.
After the ltnoentlon by Mi. Isi.tel. Mr.
Dickson spoke with feeling nf the unl
eisal kindness leeeHed fiom so mmiv
fi lends thiourjhotit the city and
thanktd them fot their Inteiest.
!NTi:in:sTiNc; addhhss.
Uov D. J. Matiloldilek then made
one of the niot beautiful atldtes-.es
ever heard on n similar occasion In
Srrnntnn. Father MneOoIdrlek Is gain
ing a multitude of ft lends among all
classes and denominations and Ills elo
quence nnd fascinating diction me In
gteat demand at public meetings. He
gave a lulef hlst'orv of "the mission
my of the gospel of health," the tialned
iiurso.
Her career dates back to the Middle
Ages, when In the cln5s of chtuilrj
the candidate for knighthood took not
only the veins of his order but became
the champion of defenceless Chrlsttnn
w mien, who shut nway In the castles,
wore often tho victims of insult and
outrage Hety gill of nobli bltth
lent nod to nurse nut of sickness Into
health the oung knight who by chance
inav hae been her defender.
Thus It was that oerv chateau In
Hui ope became n ttalnlng school and
eeiy ihatelalno a stinei Intendent of
muses, ti.ilnlng thein In the principles
of --killed treatment. The piepmed
bandages, had leeches, used potions to
t educe fever and exetclsed a kindness
almost infinite. In after years, when
they were teleased fiom the Isolation
of the thnteativ and when In the
ci'iitios of population povei t in
cieascel, hospitals were founded for
solace and coinfeut of tho poor by ie
llglcnis oiders. This was the soiond
step in the training school.
These btanched out fiom their con
tinental homes nnd weie tepioduii-d
In the Islands of the tea.
Till: AIIMV HOSPITAL.
The niniv hospital then became ti
net osxltv. A tltst l liition of the wotk
of the I'iMiline nuns nt the linttle of
New Oilcans In IS ' weie liHen. Htfoits
of the Sistets of Chill lt ill the Cilm-
enn win and among the Fioiuh sol
dleis, wht ie In the lllle nits by the
llMiilmlp the cmtd for the wounded
and chlng, weie descrlbod.
In nil history then- Is no bilRhter
pictuie than the Sisters of Charity in
thelt noble wink and In iciueiiibering
these leal scenes of the past stout
hoaits often give evldemo of emotion
too deep for tcais.
The speakei told of his own exper
ience at tho bedside of th clik while
the tialned nuise has been the most
wikonie being on eaith. In 'ondiis
ton he detlaied Hint the Held is ton
lesttletid in lieing conllnc 1 in the -.I'll
ami the M') pom and that t'ei. is a
gnat middle class Knouti-.; little about
the nlue ot the trained nursi 's woik.
Ik- felt It n piivlltge and a pleaiMlio
to ntlelrefcS thu audit me on tl-ls e.Lcas
lnii. Mr. Dhkson. snliiK man Kind
things of the hospitnl staff, liapplly
Intioduti-d Dr. W. (1. Fulton, who
made, the uddiess to the nutsi-fi. A
niet clexer ctfoit c-ontalnliir; not rnlv
Miluabh hints, but intiih mailer of
gelieial Inteiest The nuises should not
be ashamed of thtlr Alma Mater nor eif
their Kraiuliiiother, f"i' It wno ,i llell
puo giaduatt who wis the tlisi naln
Ing school supeiintend-'nt at tin- Latk
nwanna hospital an I ! Is a Uillovtic
iuuc who Is now l.i chirKe.
ITS FINH ItHCOHD.
The mnjorltj of suici nsful training
school. In the tountry ban- ben di
lected by nurses fit m that hospital.
Somu ot the gnatet stiigi-niis i.i too
gieat cities say t i.it th" icmuUb In tho
Lackawanna hospital oomnui- lavni
ably with the heist In the metropolis.
Mr. Die Kson piespnted the diplomas
and the class pin nnd th iiiidione- v.a.t
dismissed with the bin dktloii b L
Mr lsiael,
The nuises lecelvcil t'onijiattii.itlonr,
nnd Jouineyed to the hospital uu r
with quantities of llnwei . A reeeptii n
with dancing was onjo.-.l later width
was attended b many guests.
PROGRESS OP THE COM EST.
Number ofM itnoHni'N Irom Nineteenth
Mnrd IIxiiiii'lniiL
Forty-two wltnpssp.s fiom the NhiP
tiPlith ward wen- examined in the
Langstuff-Ktllty mutest nt jester
day's Inuring, and jesterdny was no
exception to the custom that has been
gome on nt every heating since the
beginning; namelj. home Incident or
another to vary the monotony of th"
routine cpiestions put to tho witnesses.
Mr. Donovan hnel u cio In tilmliml
court niul stepped out of the aihitin
tlon luoiii for a fuw minutes. Whon
ho ii-tuini'd n dozen or mine witnesses
hud been examined, mid he said u fow
woids to Mi. HolBiito about ptofCB
slonal couiieby.
Chmles u. Schmltt was called nnd
dlsqunlllled himself. Ho sn'il ho had
not unld axer in three jems and had
not been a your In the statu prior to
the XiD'mber election.
Tho witnesses examined wero; Max
Long, Fred. Stalhol, Hdwnicl Koll. Jr.,
Charh-H Wnhlor. William Van aasbpek,
Mlchaol Caipy, John Kotrick, Muthlas
Shelch, John McCoimack, Hugene Mel-
chlnr, l't-irr linns, Fred. Krelllch,
Jttllui Itlske-, Conrad Stout. Daniel
Mnnley, Mm tin C. Toiigmi, oven
Caiey, ThomtiH Mtitphy, Michael F.
Mtiiphy, Hdward J. MeiMn, Wllllnm
Swanley, Jacob KIpp, ajanips FariPll,
Itpury Kiacgpr, Hteplu-n Heap, Joseph
(Irleser, Chat les Dleslng, (leorgp An
drews, Austin Heriltv, Tlmmns Neeel
hnm, l'hlllp Schnll, Michael Ullboy,
John Donnhop, Mm tin Farrell, John
Kchwenk, Thomas Mtiiphy, I'attlrU
Kennecly, O. A. Katr.w Inkle, M. J. Mi
Andrew, Thomas Melville, Chatlcs V.
Schmltt, David Kchciter.
CAIKD IS MISSIN0.
Wroto llli U llo That Ho Uciulil Soon
Hn In tho Ocean.
.rtnes Calrd, n Henton township
farmer, left honif Thuiselny, Juno IB,
and no word concerning him was re
ceived until Wednesday, when his wife
got n letter from him postmnikod at
New York city. He wrote ithnt when
the letter was li'eclvcd he "would ho
In the ocean."
Yestoidny A. J. Capwell, ot Henton,
a friend ot the fainllj, topoitod the
case to the Scrantnn police clepmt
ment. Tht- New York police- tlepmt
nient were comtnunlcnteil with In the
hope that Cahcl or his body might be
found, although his litter contained no
add tess.
Call el wns fiS yeats old, of Scotch de
scent nnd a Civil war tenin. He was
of sandy complexion, had n sanely
heniil and moustache and was about 5
feet anel 7 Inches In height anil nf
medium build. Heshles hla wife he has
lift ono child, Httle.
tfOUNO PEOPLE'S RALLY.
Will He Held Today In tho Hapllst
Church nt Clark's tJret-n.
The Young People's sorletlps of the
Haptlst chut dies of the Ablngton as
sociation will hold a tally at the
Clink's Oreen chuich today. The fol
lowing eielli'iit pieigramnie will bo
piescnted:
AFTLItNOON SLPSION.
2(i0 Pr,ier and Pialse l.catKr, Hov.
Tliomns De (iriuhy.
2 3) Young H.iptlslH In Itelntlon to Our
Denoiniu.itloual Ihilherlngs llu .
11. Hills
3 13 Young Baptists In Hclatlon to Other
Douomlnatlurs . Hov. S. F. Mat
thews. 1 00 The Claims of Kevt?tone Academy
1'pcm Our Young tlaptists l'ov.
A. Itcigen Hronr
1.15 Heports Horn Senior and Junior So
cieties, as to Methods of Walk.
Hind! phs.
j.W Ael1oi.il mint. Supppr will be scicrt
by the Claik's Otten mclet.
lviinlvu srrfsiox.
7".0 Song SeiIce-Ch.ik's Orcon Choir.
7.15 ll.iptl-.ts In Hlstoiy-no. J. D Will-
iinis
S 15 Sciiuon. "The t.rglc of IlaptlEin"
Itev. W. .1. Ourst.
o On I-iner nnd Tistlniony "Prnver for
a New Dcdleatori to God"- Leader,
Hp. W. G Wat kins.
3 15 Adjournnicrt.
"JI.WMY DEAN SOLD TO DETROIT.
I'ormcr Y. .11. C. A. t'llchor's Hpleneo
I Piirclinied 1 ci in Hamilton
"Jlniinj ' Dean, of Hmmett street,
who hac been plalng seiond base on
the llaniilton team of the Canadian
li.iRUi- foi the iia-.i thit-i i'.us, has
bieli tiansft nod to the Detroit illlb
of the Wesiein .issue uitlon, his iclia--e-h.n
lug been puiihased thin week by
Presldint Vandeibeek, of Detroit.
Dean foimeily plneil with tho
Young Men's Cut Minn association
team here, and was lonsldeieil the best
pltijier the n'-i-oelatlou eer hatl. His
many ft lends will u-jolce at his suc
cess, which has bet n won by haul work
niul stikt attention to duty. Ills past
weak In eUdenee that he will Unit a
beith in tin- big leugue in due tlui-
Dean Hist attiaiteel the attention of
base ball innnngois in lSti'i, wlnn, dut
lughi season, he won thirty out of
thltty-two games lie pitihid, the two
deteats being sufteied at the haitd.
of the C.iibondali' Btate league club ami
the Scinntmi Hasteiu leagui' team, ow
ing to the local team's Inability to Uit
the league then.
Ho was lfioinmendPd to Jnck Chap
man, then manager of the Toionto club
by Hugh Jennings, mid signed bj the
well-known manager When Luek
enger took th.tigi- of the uam Dean
was fanned out to Hamilton, hut cc
cuitd his icle.e fiom Toronto owing
to their falltiio to tender him a mn
tiact. PRISONERS ARRIVE TODAY.
l)elce:tic .llnir Is Hxpuctetl with ,11c
Dtiiiniigh anil I, mice.
VPtPPtle Molr Is etctetl here tills
c ruing fiom P.lnchamton wlih Mr
Dnnoiigh and Lanee, the ho- mtiie-'il
ot .-tPallng u bag of innnrv fiom the
Sunehij l''ieo Pioss titlu e
They weie miested and he'd in Illng-1-amton
pending tin mthnl of a Seran
tuti oftliiT with i '.luisltion pptife.
RUN OVER BY A TRUCK.
Itobcrt Johnston Noriousl) Injured on
I, ii cl. a wan tin Avenue.
A heavy truck inn over Tlobert
Johnson, the a-yeai-old ihild of Mr.
and Mrs. Alfied Johnson, on West
Lackawanna avenue jestorday morn
ing. The bonr In the child's lower loft
leg weie so badl mushed that am
putation may be uptc-saiy.
strain lleatlny anil l'liimliing.
P V &M T How loj .231 Wyoming ave.
ALL LINES REDUCED,
A New Design
Offered Today in the
Stars and Stripes.
E. Q. Coursen
Wholesale and Retail.
CELEBRATION OF
KNIGHTSJ)E MALTA
Will Observe the SoOlli Anniversary ol
the Pounding of the Order.
TOMOIHtOW APTHIINOON T1IH LO
CAL KMOI1TS WILL HAYi: A PA
HADi: AND IN TI1H HVHNINH
THHHi: ILL 111: A DLMONSTltA
TION IN THU AHMOHY - AD
DHi:SSi:S 11Y Sfl'KILMi: COMMAND.
Hit HAMl'HLS AND CHAltLHS 11.
HDMCND, OF l'lllLADHLl'IHA.
Toi- ii row the Knights of Mnlta will
celebrato the elnht hundred unci llf
tleth nniiKeisary of tho oiganlntlon
of the oteler with n panicle In the nftcr
noon and n demonstration at night In
the armory. Among the- distinguished
knights who will be present to nsslst
tho local knights In celebiatlng mo
Supreme Commander Samuel, of Mt.
C.timel. who Is at the henel of the older
In the Hutted States, and Attorney
Chmles Hdmunil, of Philadelphia, who
will be the principal speaker at tho
evening demonst ration.
St John is the p-ition saint of the
knights and annually on his feast day
the Knights of Malta celchinte. This
Is'St. John's clay, but the local knights
decided to huo the celebration tomor
io Instead of today.
In the- afternoon, beginning nt 3
o'clock, thete will be an Imposing dem
onstration in which all the local com
ninndeiles of the oieler, seven In num
ber, will participate. It la expected
that not less than 1,000 knights and
two bands of music will he In line.
As the older Is, comparatively speak
ing, new In this vicinity and all of tho
commandeiles have not ns et had nn
oppottunltv of diiiling or securing unl
foiins, none of the knights ?nvo tho
ollleeis will appear In unlfoims.
Tht thief lnmshal of the panicle will
be William Howe, of Hleetric City
coinnianeleiy. nnd his chief of staff
will be C. C. Swmtz, of Anthracite
commmidery. The p.tiade will start
from the mmory nt 3 o'clock anel after
passing over a line of mm oh yet to ho
agreed upon, will disband nt the ar
mory. The orgnnli-atlons that will bo
In line and the oide r of the patatle will
he as follows Hlectrle City, Alltlna
clte, Kastein Stnr. General Grant, of
the South Sldo; Washington, of West
Sctanton St. Stephen, of Duninoie,
anel Olyphnnt loinmnndcrlps
The exettlsps of the i-vening will be
gin at S o'clock and the following pro.
Biammi' will be onsen oil limitation
by Htv. Thomas DeGrtiihy, selection
by band, opening ode, nddipss by
Chailes II. Hdmiind of Philadelphia,
music, fenolng bout between 1'nifossnr
Kenneily and Thine Aiiner.-tedt of the
Y. M. C. A, selection bj Piofessor
Lewis' pilze choir, let Hat Ion b Wil
liam i:ans of niectilc City comniand-t-r,
address by Supienie Conimander
Samuels, closing ode, benedlitlon.
ST. LUKE'S SUMMER HOME.
Contributions lor .liiuntniiiiag It Al
ready Ilecenecl.
Ft Luke's Summer Home will lie
opened July fi, wlnn women anel t Illi
cit en who aie- coinaleselug from Illness
or mo woin e nt bv overwork will lu
ng iln leeehtcl beneath its here fit mt
thelter as In the few yem.s past
The location near Jit I'oeono Is beau
tiful bejond ilpFcilptloii, but mote beau
tiful Is the chmitv that glxos nid mid
lonifnit to these wcniy and sit h ones
ot tho community without regard to
I rnep or denomination. All funds sent
j to Snmtli'l Hlnes. treasuter of tln
I Guild, will be dillv nr know ledge el
I thiotigh the dally papers. Cuiinibii-
tions h.ii- thus far been lecelvnl tiom.
JIis Man Moore s 5 n.i
John It. IJ.ivIh .'.in
Vldnr Koch ."if")
V J. Jniehin, .ri '")
Iknrv W. Kingsbury 1 'N
c. (J lliiland 5 ml
i:erett i.rr n 15 IW
r. . li'iimtcr M'l
W. H. T,ilor 10 ih)
Heniy Hclln. Jr 10 to
A DELIGHTFUL CONCERT.
(Hon l) Orpheus ( lull in tho Second
lri-ln tprinti hiin-h.
At the Second I'm -b teilan rhtiteh
last evpning the- niphe-us dub helel Its
farewpll conceit, when one of the most
delightful piognminips heard this sr i
son was ii'iieli'ii'd Hiui-i's band gave
A tiflod Set ol' Tcclli roi'...$:5.00
Our Best Sets of Teetli 5.00
Including the Painless Infraction
DR. S.C.SNYDER
fi I Spruce Street, Opp Hotel Jcrmn
Straw Mattings
May be you .don't know it but stiaw mattings are away up this
year, That's why you better take advantage of this old price
offer. We've got some that we bought before the raise. Now
we offer them at about one-quarter less t'uu others ask, Here
they nie:
r'lhirja na-frHtrotfrc: Very special and sold elsewhere tor
Ultima I lattmgS, I3,;,Ci theseweolfer.ulOaj(I.
Fine Cotton Warp Japanese Matting tl.lc.
Veiy hue Japanese Mattings 10c.
Cnrrm ri'iffinrrc l1' tile thing for vestibules and halls.
swULUci I lclLLL!Ilgi, vVe carry all widths. Pi ices a little less
than iibtial.
Ni rspi M nf t i n oG These are made of fibre and come in
cijJici iTitatLi 14,3, iunti,ome designs, closely resem
bling carpets which they excel in wear. Pi ices inn less than you pay
for interior goods.
SIEBECKER&WATK!NS,
406-408 Lackawanna Avenue.
ULONEY OIL SIB HIOFIGTDKHC ll
1 11 to 10 Mirictiaa Mi votiani n i u. i lionaojj.
I'AINT ORI'AKTMKNT-Unseed Oil,
Varnltti, Uryere, Jujuu uuabluujla.-3t.11n.
thp nvrrturo "Strndella of Flotow."
The Oipheim club played with henutl
ful effect u number of selections, In
cluding un oveitutp nnil un Intermezzo
fiom Dellho's ballot, Nulla, and tho
"Pi ess Club Match," by Alexander.
Tho mombi'rs of the club lire Fied.
Wldmnyer, Charles Doetsam, llarvoy
Ulnckwood, Will Stanton and Horzl.
Mr. WldmayerH iolin boIo was one of
the most applauded efforts of tho
evening.
Miss Clnrngnn, whose lovely contnlto
Is gaining n leputatlon beyond loonl
conllnes, sang the Flower Song from
"Faust," ami nlso In charming duets
with Miss Hlack anel Mr. Croft. Miss
Susan Hlack sang with brilliant effect
n. waltz song bv While. Mr. Croft sang
it line tenor mlo nnd Mls Mary Hllza
beth Stiles ret Itecl with much dramatic
ability "The Sttandcd Ship" and n
humorous selection.
Tho conceit was well attended nnd
was distinctly enjoyable. Great eiedlt
is due Mr. I 'iisam for Its HiiCios.a
Finest
Per Bushel.
Clarke's
Celebrated
Berkshire Sugar
Cured Hasns,
jirf
Per Pound:
HOPELESS
Don't attempt to do the work ot
an expei t. U e have the facilities,
the tools and the necessary skill to
execute all kinds ot llKPAIUS, no
matter how dillicult, We manu
tacttiie the
SCRANTON
rni. wiihi 1. 1-.1'
MLt II TU.KI 1) ADOPT,
Price, $35 and $50.
Agents for the Celebiated STER
LING. We cany the largest stock
of SUNDRIES in the city.
Rubber Tired Vehicles
Are all the go. This is our spec
ialty. Iron anil Steel, Wsigon
niakciVaml lilacKMiiUhs' Sup-
'I'urpeiHtna. Wutlo Lal. Coil IVtr. I'ltaa
Burbank
Potatoes
RES rr
M C7
L. if, ItLlfn I YiHi?? jt
mm m
SZO Lackawanna Ave, Scrantoa Pjl
Wholcsnle ami Kotnll
DRUGGISTS,
ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD,
FRENCH ZINC,
Ready nixed Tinted Paints,
Convenient, Economical, Durables
Varnish Stains,
rroduelnBrcrfcct Imitation of EipejQjiTi
Woods
Raynolds Wood Finish,
Eupcclally l)ctgned for Inslela Work.
Alnrbtc Floor Finish,
Duralilo anel Drle tiulckly
Paint Varnish and Kal
somine Brushes.
PUR: LINSEED OIL AND TURPENTINE.
COMFORT AND SATISFACTION.
iVST) jj?
y$FES
Knox Straw Hats
For Ladles and Gentlemen
Hand & Payne
203 Washington Ave.
Heavy
I iiicll,rstihle It Ii wore than
nothing It causes, Indigestion
.mil tnninoli t rouble. Jlakes a
peion lrrit.ihlc irons and bad
trnr creel hptilis our whole
rltv .nid makes no end of trou
ble. A- old It. I c
"Snow White"
Tloiir and h.tve light breAd
tiOOD lircacl. Hreacl that tastes
Kood. locks grrd. feels good nnd
Is gcotl. Bread that does good.
Hreacl that Is tho "Staff of
Life ' In reality.
You can get "Snow 'White" of
join giotcr.
"We Only Wholesale It."
THE WESTON MILL CO
Scrnnton, Cnrhondsle, Olyphant.
m dollars m
ME H LETTER
In order to introduce
my new line of Kimball
Pianos and organs I will
pay FIVE DOLLARS to
any one who will send
me the name of any par
ty who will buy a piano,
or organ of me.
This will be paid when
first payment is made on
the instrument and to
the first one who sends
me the name. If you
know of a neighbor who
talks of getting one send
the name in.
Address
George H.Ives
No. 0 West Market Street,
WIllves.Hurre.
BARBOUR'S HOMECREDITHOUSE
Hning added l jno feet to our store
room, wo uro now prepared to fallow a
tlncr iibnortment ot
FURNITURE
than err. You nro cordially United to
call and Inspect our goods and compare
prices. CASH OH CREDIT.
425 LACKAWANNA AV.
JSi