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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-MONDAY. NOVEMBER
7.
1898.
HH4tJU.AtJA"
$4,00 THE PAIR
Men's
Russets
' Calf-Lined,
Double Soles.
Tlir-Mi Kill" 1 1'llVO H'l tl'O
lic.iuty or itiutrriul foi m mi'l
llnl-li. mill nil Hi" en enmfoit
of Jo nml 5S, inuclti l tlic lest
limhcls, look cverv lilt in vwll
and Inst cny whit us loiiu.
We Guarantee
fill Oiir Goods
nml mkp rlttlit run tlilnt? that
not s wrmiK with our shoes
Lit our twtomur" tin n hii to
It that thcv it'-t into our torc
anil maKo their put chases litre.
SCHHK SPEHGE&
410 SPRUCE ST EET.
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Of the Town
The Baby Grand
New ....
Music House
138 Wyom'rn -'vanue,
NOW READY FOR BUSINESS
Wlt'j u 1 nil Line or
I'Luieis, Oi'nuiis,
U;ukI Instruments ami
.Musical .tlcrchatiilNc.
Tills llOIISI) Will 111 llP II spCClllltV Of
4 publllliln'' iiiuili
'v'lnl lor Now I It i mui oCVi iv Pub-
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DR. H. B. WARE,
SPECIALIST.
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Ollit'ellouis ila.tn to 1 J .1(1 p in: 'J to 1.
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CITY NOTES
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PAY-DAY Tin' i mplous or Molls nil.
Hti.v ami the 1 ) 1 1 ; t . 1 1 1 . Laekiwaiiua and
Wcjtein cur Miop . v i ic p ilil Kilurila) .
A 3lAUHIAGE.-liss Mary Davis w it.
liintilid to Hi my .1. Llojd li. AMi riniiii
Millar Satin clay. Thev live in iselltvuc-.
MANY SlG.NEllS. Tlu .MoConiiell
iiu'utlng at Clink's Summit was viv
laiKi'ly attended lust nlriht. Hei llliy
ptoplo t-lKJit-"! tho plcdee
8EXTTO JAIL -William KriluliirK. ot
lhi West Mil". was committed to Jail S.it
uiilny hv Alderman Mtll.it Krelulii it,
VlllS lllllVUIcd Up ll Ills bolillMllUll.
HALLOWE'EN CLI'It-Tlio Scrunton
Caledonian i lull will hold a llnlluwcVu
social nt Its unarms totimht Muidoeh
Klclidls?. a bat; plpi plair nl murh noli,
will ho amoi t; tin itaturisoi Iheaffilr.
N'EW PAKAPIIEICNALIA. Two un-in.
In r.s will hi- Inltli tnl at tonmhl's innllu;
in the elreeii Itltlse llcplasoplis. 'I'ln- i a.
i'Ium' hat puithnad in w pai ipln inaha
ami v. HI be iimiI tonight feu the Unit time.
I'lllNTlIliR' AN.Vl'AL DANCE -The
Tvvclltli annual ball ot' the He'innton T
poKisiphlcul union will ho held In Kimv
i'I'm hull on I'cim avenue, Wednesday
evcnliis:, Novt inbt r 10 Tho Lawienie oi
ihcstiii will furnish music.
ELECTION KETTItNS. At tin per
foi malices at tho Ae.itlm.v of Millie an t
Lyceum tomoirow uh'ht diction returns
will bo rtcdvrd hy illnci wlro nml on
linuuciil tiom tho stage. The theaters
will remain oiien until I o'cloelt.
IN TIID COt'HTrf.-Tortay tile grand
Jury will moot, ennstahlis will make li
tmus and a wuk's spksIoii of iiuii
tourt begin. Tho (llbolms i-oatomm of
court hearing Is scheduled foi t) o'clock
this luotnlntr.
UCUKSTUAr. CONCLllT.-The oivhos.
liu of tho Suud.o school of tho Stcontl
Preshyterlan chinch will give a com en
not Thursday c ct Ing In the lecture toon
of tho ihurch. No ailmlsplcn ice will be
ihuiged hut an olToiIiu- will lie ucceptoil
nt tho dooi. Tho conceit will he under
tho direction ot Profissoi Chanci.
fiUIT l'Ort DAMAHPS-Attorncys Quln.
inn and Donnhne and O Urhn A: Kill y
biought biilt SatunUv for P. J. Honau.
thfi Lackawanna avenue, tailor, again t
Hie Scranton liallw iv niiiiinnv fn ilnin
iitteh tor JM.t'JO. The suit Is lounded upon
Injuries ho alleges ho sustained In tho
incident on tho Mulheiiy stioit gindi on
tho evening of August b last Those con.
slbtcd of a fractute of tho tlhs, a hiccia
tlou of ouo ol his arms and a heaiy
shock to his uc iv oils sjstem.
H.hUSTHATUD DDCTI'rki:.-On Tiles
ilny evening at s o clock at tlm Young
Women's Christian asboctailon. Dr. Mar.
tha Kverltt will give an Illustrated he.
turo on tho human body. This Is tho lu it
of a series to bo given by women physi
cians, ThH Is a inomLei's course 'in,
momhers uro uracil not to mlas the lirst
lecture,
hADins HDMi:r COItPS.-Clrcln No
39, Ladles' Relief corpr of tho (Iruud
Army of tho Republic, conducted an nunl
r!ary entertainment Siturday nlKht at
the rooms of Hzia Giillin pout on I.icka
watum avenue. A literary nnd lmiBleiii
pi-oKrainmo was followed hy serving ie
froshrncnU OnOAN RUCITAU-Mr. J, Alfred Pen.
nlugton will giv an organ concert tomor
row evenlnir which will havn scvual
notnhli) features. Mrs. V. V Prlc will
mako her liist public nppepiance lu con.
mrt us on organist. Miss jvntherlno Tim.
licrman, tho talonled contralto, will sing
und u soxtetlo of ladles from tho Con
ncrvatory will also furnhh several num.
hois,
F II PHIL IPS'
CLOSING MEETINGS
OF THE CAMPAIGN
HELD IN SOUTH SCRANTON,
DALTON AND DUNMORE.
All Weie Ltugely Attended ami En
thusiastic Itnllnn Rcpubllcnns
Had a Prunde 1'ieccdlug Their
Meetings Hon. Wllllnm Council
nud Hon. T. V. Powderly Spoke at
Worktngmnn's, St. John's ntuLNnt
tei's Hulls Mr. Powderly's Kc
mntks Concerning Our Congress
man. So far as political ilumoiistintlons ato
concerned tho campaign practically
Llo.sed Saturday nlitht.
Three k nitotlnKM wore held on the
South Side which weio l"Itcd hv Con
Krossinuu William Cotmell and Hon. T.
V. l'owdtrly, (omtnNelonur of miiKtn
tlon, who ictutni'd Thursday from
A nshlir;ton to spend a fi'w dn in tins
tlt.
At Dalton thcio was it ory cnthusl.
nstit- tally, which Indicated that Col
oU'l Stone will net th" U'Kiilatlon Ko
puiilh an iitc in that paitof tho county.
Tin- Italian Hi'inihllcans, of Dutunoro,
had a ir bttn-t doinoinitiatlon, fol
low "il hy f-peochnmhliiK. They i an led
liauspaiuiilcs whlih hole testimony ot
tholr filth In Colonel Stone, CunRUts
man t'onncll and tho other Republican
cnndldatei). and utatr-d tlint they did
not piopoeo to allow disappointed olllce-s-eekers
to intalfid them or usj lh"in
to pull the afoiesald disappointed
olllpo-'jptki is' chestnuts out of the llrp.
In South Seianton thou.sands of
Mitorp, In i sportive of party ufllllatlnns,
Katheiod to lo il welcome to Con
Ktp.osniati (onnell, their foimor iicIkIi
hor und (Inn fileml. The niictltiKs wero
h"ld in St. John's hall. Stone avenue;
AVoiUliiKinan'.s hall, I'rOMioct ueiiui
and Xnttei'M hall, Aider stiept, and
wi-iv of a dellRlitfull' Infoiinnl natuic
that had very little te?emhlnnie to the
oullimry political Katheilnt-.
The KIiiffKold hand.of which Mi. Con
nel is an honoiaiy ineinher, gaM' a
shott dtioct iiatade early In the een
InT, which was headed hy a ciowd of
hos i.iitylns lings. At tho Knthet'liitf
tile Inns wete not foipottcn, air. Oon
nctl r ilnp that they i reived to tin Ir
lu ait's eontptit plenty of popcorn,
iand and peanutfi.
AT AVOHKIXOMAN'S IIAI-L
AViirklnirnmn's hall was tlip scone of
tin Hist tni'ctlntr. Jii'iil) K Miller pte
i h d. Ho Introduced as the "peakei of
the ociiislon lion T V. Powdeily. He
was win inly plotted hy his lotmer ns
soclPtr" In local lahor assemblies. Mi.
Poudetlv icni.uked that It Would be
like "caiiiliiK coals to Xew ensile to
conduit political nieetltiKs on tho South
Side to fuilher the (andldacv of Will
iam Council" JSi'lnsr piosent, ho de
slied to sneak of Mi. Connell, as he
has k-own hltu for .eais. ns a nin
Kievsinnn. an pinplojer of labor, und a
eltlzui. Ho stated that the honnied
Kuet of the i i-iiliifT Is one of the ablest
men that has icpi contort the' Hleentli
dlstiht In the house of leptep 'iilatl s:
a man who has it Heeled i relit on tho
dli-tilct.
"At the last, one nt the most memor
able of all tho sessions of i ohkuw.''
Kild Mr Powdirlv, "Lackawannti's
icptHentntlp, Mr. Connell, was chosen
by l'l.'shlfiit McKInley to iipskst him In
heepitiK the tnunj Indlffinnt nun In
their m atii (inline the m ilinir peilod
wiun iho eyi sof thewiiriilwcle illteetej
upon us. awiiitltir I" h.ii' out' dnlslon
on tho war. The pii'. hlent knew Mr.
Conni 11 to ho a man who could he ,
ti listed lo give his itntomltting atten- '
tlon to tile duties his constlutents sent
him to Washington to pet form. He
knew, too, that Mr. Coiuull tenllRetl
keenly that a i.ti u 1 1 lsl) lu the history
of the nation had nrilvnl and that ho
would not falter in hl.s ilutj "
It was uniu'cttsai j, the' spinl.it said,
for him to usk foi votes im Mr Con
nell. but ho did want to urge his Inai
ers to stand flimlv bs Piesldent Me
Kliili v und his administration by re
tuinlng Mr. CoiiiKll to eon-ness, that
he muv llntsh his put of the wotk so
gloilously begun, but jet not ended. It
nii not nnil-is hi said, to nntiin re
mlnil his lieniers of their duty lo ooun
trv. At this time when one aijs "the
nJ'nlnlstintlon," although Its executive
Is a Uenublhaii, and Is suiinunded by
a Itepublicaii congress, the ndmlnlstrn
tlon Is i i t iiaitlsaii It Is in oveiy
sense an Amerlian ndmlnl''tiation, nnd
ut this time when a sluing movement
is under way to dlseiedlt tho honesty
and intcgilty of the president mnl con-
gloss it is tho (iut or every Anieilcan
who love s his countiy to tetutii to eon-
grcs'i every man who sat In tho lnt
session, be he Democtat or Republi
can. IT IS TREASON.
The abuse whit li tho uupatilotli yel
low journal of th" lountij are heap
ing on the intiuly and dlgnllled eouiso
of President MeKlnliy during tho war,
Mr. Powdeily said, was. nothing short
of 1 1 canon. The effoits of such papern
iPtuids the progress of tile represen
tatives of the United States nt thu
penoo commissi in at Palis, and Inspliex
Spain In her nudaeltv to n"k this cotui
tiy to pay a big pi lee lor tho pleasure
of vv hipping lur
As a 1 1 lend of labor Mr. Conmll 1.
lu the speaker's e'tlmation, the titiest
he ovet met during his long raroer lu
the laboi mi. Venn n t In Auuittn, A few
yeais iip'o a New York dally nsked .Mr.
Powderly to niiike a thnremgh Investi
gation of the Industiial conditions In'
this valley, tenililtig fioni abuvo Cni
hondalo to below Nnllticolte Thin met
lopolllan Journal asked him on his
lionoi as a man to lopoit inaltets Juet
as they were pieFintcd to him. In
complying with their ieiuest, he found
that many miners nnd their families
were suffering for tho necessities of life,
Tho wotkinin of Mr. Connell he found
were ptovlded for better than thoy of
any other npotator
Tho petition gotten up by Mr. Powd
erly In 1SSS asking that the fnctoiy
inspector nc t be enacted had for Its
Hist slgnatuie- the nunio of 'William
Connell It was passed by t lie lugls
latuio In 1SS3.
The Hon. John Wanamaker vvap glv
en attention by Mr. Powdeilv. 'That
gentleman lias kooiI and valid reasons
to know 'who Is William Coiitii'll ' he
asset ted Hi knew that Mi Connell
winked utiteusltihlv foi the p is sage of
the fm tin v liiMH tor law, width hns,
and will icduie to the amount of thou
sands of elollais the wealth of Mr.
WanamnUcr fiom the fact that the en
foiceinent of this law cost hlni a big
outlay of money In providing flro os
tapes and other IiKldentlals on the im
mense buildings owned by lilm in Phil
ndelphla Tho ex-postmaster general
was, in ids opinion, a good merchant
and Is rated us an uptight Christian,
but lie did not think that Mr. AVana
maker waB doservlns of tho credit he-
longing to this Almighty, In ordaining
him to be born in Pennsylvania, und not
In some foreign innd. There nro inttny
others who enjoy tho distinction of be
ing u native hum of this grand state,
but that fact docs not make them
better Amui leans, was Mr. l'owdetly's
opinion.
lie closed his intetestlng nddrcst by
nsklng that till leniember the duty
they hnvu to perfoini tomoirow in sus
taining the honor or the ('nltcd States.
Mil. COX.N'niili INTRODUCED.
Mr. Connell was then Introduced
nnilrt great enthut'lnsm. To his old
fi lends liu telatcd a number of lnteic-U-llig
occurrences of yours gone hv. Hu
said he ivtiuu to uiiet them us fi lends
nnd liPlglibiils. Most of his Inteiests
lu Seianton ato In tho South ulde, ho
said. Nearly nil tho real i it" ho
owns Is lu that section. He r ' appy
to say that two yp.it 8 ago In I lends
over tlieto gave lilm a rottsli ' I'uilor
lly, an honor lie wilt nlwan 1 giate
ful for. J"ion the f'ict that ' as at
his home and among his ftliu' Hi.it
John AVanamaker beiated hlni It was ,
his Intention to let the statements ill- I
teied by him go unnnsweud. In pa- I
lug, however, he told them that Ml.
Yvunnmnker tiled to use him to be
come United Slates senator, but could
not. Again ho sought his assist
ance to soeiito the nomination for gov
ernor and failed. "And," continued
Mr. Connell, "Johr Wanamaker Is an
giy with mo foi the reason thnt I
taught him lu some dirty deals ami ;
blocked his despicable ilcslgns. Ho
has many lensotis to know mo."
Mr. Conni 11 coin luded his retnaiks
by asking his ft lends to stand lalth
fully by President McKInley nnd his
ailir.lnlsttatlon. Altci u peilod devoted
to handshaking nnd Intioductlons the !
paitv visited St. John's and Nattei's
halls, where the ikmonstratlons were
very enthirlnstlc Deputy Sliot Iff ,
James Mcdoldtkk pic-lded at tin
former hull. At Nattei's hall, Umll I
Uonn opened the meeting, and Chillies
Neuls vii'i chalimau. The fiatuirs at
tin so plates wcio of tho same cudii as
at Woiklugman's hall.
TOMORROV'S ELECTION.
Foity-Elght DliTeieut Candidates to
Be Voted for In This County.
Tho Pnitics They Rsp-
lescnt.
The candidates to bo voted for In this
county t omui tow aic
Uuvirnur Wl liam A. Stone. 11.: Uorg(
A. Jenks, D.; Sllns C. Swallow P. lVo ,
L. and II. C; .1. Mnhluli lUinm. S. L
LUuttuiiini fleviiin i John P. S. lin'iln
P., William It. Sowilui, D,; llmnnli D.
Nlihuls. P., Jutus Watl.Ina, Pco am. I. .
W. II. Thomas, s. I,.
Sun tarv ot lull rial Affnlis .1 mi
. l.atlu. It . Patilck Dol.aey, 1 . hit rl
Ing W. Dickson, P : David l.w.in, I'imi ;
Hi my Peteis, S. 1. , Adolphus P llutch-
lllMltl, D.
Jiitlgo of the Suptrlor Coin t Willi m
W. Poltur, K : VSIIllam D PiilW! I:
Willi tin 'likl:ett, I), P.. I'm. and L,
CaMn M. Dower. D.. hew Is D. Vail, 1 ,
,1 Niwtoii HiiHtou, Pin and 1.
lti'preMtitatli".it-lirgi' !n Collgiess
(1 iltihha A. Clow It , S.ttmii I A. Daven
port. Tt . Plank!!!! P 1 mi", l . Jinj .
Wilier, D. nml P.O. IimUm II. llnthii,
P, Di mils H. .lohiij'i ii I'm, John U.
Hoot S D. Doiald I. Munio S. U; J.
Ai ker Guss. ,.
Kiprc'H Mtutlvn lu CotiRtisi. -William
'iinnill 11.: .M. r Samlo, D: I'rectu.in
l.each. P anil II. !.; John lluischcl, S. U
timator In (li'iieial Arscmhlv Jninis '"
.lllutn, It., .Michael Y. I'umiiitns, i ,
t.i lirind D Coleman, P. and 11. (J,
J.irnis 1'" Kvi ntt, S I..
Juiko of Hie Court ot Common l'h is
l'rnl W t.'unstn. It. and D , William W.
l.ttluope, P. unit 11. U , Co nclltis Suit'll,
J. C.
Coromr Dr John J Rohuti, Tl.' Dr.
James I' flnltri. D : Dr. Charles W. Tnv-
nlmi, P . Di John Szlupas, S. I
County Piuvijo--lit urge 13. i-
Stevenso'i,
li.. Ahr.im 1!. Duniiliii
D : Milton P
MltclHll. P . Joipi Kim.
In tho nliov list Ii,
publican; D, Deniot i.il .
S I..
stands for Re
P, Piolilblllon:
P "..
11. C.
lie.
P. ople. S. 1,. Sulnllstle Dabor
Ilcipest (Jtivotntni nt, D, Liberty;
Indepe-ndeiit Cltloii.
LETTEE3 TROM THE PEOPLE.
truth r this heading shoit letters of In
tel est will b' mibl bed when aicompi
id el, for publication, bv the write s
name. Th" Tiibime will not be held to
npunslhle ful nplnlons lure epiesscd.J
A Piotest.
Ktlltor or The Tribune'.
Sli . I se'o that on diction night thcio
Is to he a "inlelniklii pel torniance lu a
certain th .iter, during the- inception of
the election rilurns, b an nib jest optra
rompany. While 1 know nothing ot thu
perfoimance e"ccrpt as ncHeillfed. I lie
"Ire to piotest In the inline of ilecrney
iih.iliist litis tnt lliotl of ueilvlug leturm.
Aceortllng to Its own posteih tin tompitiiv
gloil"s in the fact th it the pi uorinanee
i will 1
' iiiitv " and eei appeal Will
to the barest passions
i hi muilc
Scrulltiin hies been ninietid lu the li.ist
few v.eeks with fur loo imny eoinp.iiili s
which wer.' noihlng mole than "trim ling
yov cases fur the iIihii1ii of hurlots "
ll tl- ciin of tin elty w int les of Hiich
Ih i .. M tin in touch the management
v. li'.-" tl fv will f.s'l It and lefuso to sup
poit tho "midnight pi rroun mee."
William r. cihiions.
Dlilimoie. Pa., Nov. u
ORGAN RECITAL.
The
Second of tho Senso'i
Elm
Pntk Chuich.
The set oitil ojgun iceltul of this sea
son at Elm Park ihuiih will ho given
by Professor J. Alfiod Pennington nest
TucmIuj evening, usslsti d by Miss
Katharine Tlinbumun, eontinlto; Mrs
Joseph O'llrlen, supiuno; Mis. Kietl
oild; I'. Prlte. organist, und latlles
sestet. AtlmUsloil, silver offering.
I Don't lose sleep, i
j Take
jeseres Peaopd!
) and lose that i
i couch. !
RECENT CONVENTION
INJVASIIINGTON
IT WAS DESCRIBED BY REV.
ROGERS ISRAEL.
Somo of the Iiiipoitant Matters That
Wete Considered nt This Notablo
Gathcilng Mr. Istacl Refened to
tho Discussion on the Marriage and
Dlvotco Question Letter of Ap
proval Sent to the Czar of Russia.
Side Lights on tho Convention,
Rev. Roaers Israel spoke to a larco
congregation In St Luke's t hutch last
evening on tho subject of "Church
CouiicJla in (Spneriit, and the Reel nt
Convention of tin. Protestant Episco
pal Chinch In, Washington." A de
scription of the councils of wist nge's
pi i faced the addle is, which was a most
Inieiestlng dlscoutse, giving u suni
maty of Hie lee 'tit linpuitant proceed
ings of the nsH niblage- ami ninny de
tails of the visit In the Capitol elty.
Tho convention was composed of tho
house of bishop and the house of dep
uties. The latter conslstPd of four clell
cal and four lay elelegate i ftom each
dloecse, with one eif each fiom each
inlsslonnty Jurlsdlt tlon. The house of
bishops cotiv elieil behind closed doors.
Tho deliberations, cM'vpt as settled re
garding the government and futuio
conditions of the diuiclt. me not made
public. A dfcilptlnu of the ilrt daj's
proceedings was nlatcd.
The opening of the Islnnds of the seas
was significant. A deputation of l'lll
plnos nsked in (ignition A committee
fiom the Snndvv leh Isl mils deslted that
Iho church would take ehaige of the
mlsulons of the Chuich of Englanl.
Deputations who also recelvetl ltoin
the Church of L'ngland In Canada.
The resulti of the convention In the
constitution -wete outlln-d. Thet'j lu
duded the pioposul establishing of
provinces fiom tlie dloceoes nnd a cottit
of appeals. Two Innovations which It
ly believed will be of irie.tt udvntltago
and will sitnpllfy ninth of the details
of chuich gov. innunt If they ate flnnl
ly adopted At the present these m.it
teis are not detennlned and will not h
until the next convention.
ONE IMPORTANT SUU.1ECT.
Dr. Huntington's lesolutlon vwts
among the most Impoitant subjects
considered. This lesolmloii puggesteU
pelinlttlnga bishop to oider the charge
of a ceingiegatliui of any other Chris
tian body and lite oidcrlng of ct tain
tliiectorle.s ot woishlp other than the
Rook or Common Pi a j or. An aitlcle
was Intioduied giving permission to
ni tango for such a Pinion. 'I'he whole
body of Panons a,i itfened until tho
ne;t genet al convent Ion
Mr. lst.tel touched but fllghtl on the
subject much cllsiuseul nt the conven
tion, that of m.iirlago and ellvotce The
fact that l.Gim (IngMiicii nppioved of
a law pioliihiting the dagy from mar
king dlvoiced persons. Among the ie
sults accomplished was the loim.ttlou
of a new tllope"e In Indiana ami sev
t'l.il new inlsNon diuc cs.cn. rive new
bishops wen- elected One was elodel
by the house of bishops, to a national
chuich lo he cnlli 1 the Church in the
United Stales of I!ia::ll This bishop Is
not sent us to n iii.'ieinni'j juilsillctlon
of this church, but as a spednl agent
of the houso bf bishops to assist liinzll
in establishing a National Catholic
church.
Mr. Im nil spuko of the letter of ap
proval sent lo the C-snr of Russia upon
hlu peace pi Diminution, nml also of the
letter of fraternal gictlng to England
on account of the Interest nud sym
pathy expiessctl toward America dur
ing the recent wni.
The follow In-T Interesting lepott of
tho state of th church was given:
Elshops, M. ptlcsts, 4.3S0, deacons, SSI;
lay leaders, 2,jr..', baptisms. lol',7J-ij
confirmations, lst.'jfl, coinnumlcaiits
CSl.Cl": Sur la schnnl olllfrrs and
teachers. ly.Iil", scholats, IIS.OG.S: total
offctlngs f church, S.T.i WLIGkll; en
dowmonts of church and parochial
pioperty, l.",0CO.COU.
RR1LL1ANT REVIEW.
lu conclusion thu levereud spenlter
gave u biUliant review of the- side
llglitc of the gi eat conv ejtlon. Ilia clo
illicnt d'ctlon nnd his melodious voice
lent a pucclnl chaini to tlie word iilc
tuies draw n of the memorable Incidents
connected vlth Hie stuy or the vlsltois
lu Washlpton.
He sj ol-o cif the pllgi Image to James
town, white the throngs In nttendaueo
upon the convention looked uon tho
leiualimof tin- old chutdi built In IGi'i
tho ill st (huith with the llrta services
In Id on Uie continent b nnv Christian
diMTmuui W liu- e-ceutliin of tho
.siivlec held by Drake on the Pacilie
coast, both b.'lng ronductcel by priests
of tho Church of England.
Dunn the Virginia settlement tlie
same s.ettlers went nlong the Massachu
setts coa'f. landliic nnd cvplorlng the
country, the Muyllnwer not arriving
until icuo.
Another notable liu blent was Presi
dent MtKlnl '.v's reccptlc n to the mem
beis of the convention. The most vivid
description, however, wus that given of
the tree tlon of the- Peace Cross on St.
All nil's Mount, ovulooklng Washing
ton, whoi,. will be- fuimclt 1 the Nn
tlonul Ciitheelial of St. Peter and St.
Puul The scene wu one of the utmost
inipicxsivincs. Thtro, near the little
viotti u f'Mircli, wci. a few tents for
the V "Sting ot the clergy. A proi't'iislon
of "Pl e In tlstt rs, pic ceded by their pr
cesdonul ci-os't, with EDO elergvinen In
full v.stiiients und slty bishops In
their i Icli ro'tes, eiich wearing tho
brlglit-hued hood tif n degiee, made vp
tl mugnll'ient speelude.
PRESIDENT M'KINLEY PRESENT.
Tlie music was conducted by a Iurg'
bai. 1 of iranv inatiuinenta mul tlie
h in ii i and chunu were rendcretl with
an etTect Intlcst ilballe In Its soler.inllj
and Ins ilrntlon. Pieshlent McKInley
octlPded a cln'r ill tho middle or th
front to'v of seats on tho largo phu
loini. and numberless persona of ills
tine tlon were nronliient ill the audi
cut e of Id (WO people.
'A v. niul progrnmmo of servieo had
been im -in ice nnd the occurlim was
one lnver to be forgot ton.
Mr Is-wiil was lieaid with lnteiuso In
teiest end his listeners felt that tho
gnat convention was a lenllty to them
that It had not previously been,
RELIGIOUS NEWS NOTES.
Rev .1 l. Svvi UKle iic'iuplid the pulpit
of the liiate Lutheran dm: ill al Jentir
da tiiornlug s si ivire
'Hie iblldieus clmr.lli assisted In the
so itr st iv Ice at lust evening'!, rei.iil.ir mi
Vll'i lit the J irltKOli Stleet liaptUt di'i-ell.
Rev John Evans, of Plj mouth, oelu
pled tho pulpit or tho PI) mouth Consi't
liatloiifl eliurih al both bervlceu estur
da v.
Communion ceremonies and reception of
members worn part of tho morning
il French Chins
rS
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5
MILLAR & PECK, 134 Wyoming Avenue
- "iVallc In an I
scrvlee nt the Simpson Methodist chureli
jeslirdav
"'Iho Churltlts of Heaven" was the
lopli of Rev L 11 Poster's evetiliu ser
mon at thu Sumner Avenue Prcsb terl.m
c lunch vestcrtl ij
It.'V Otoige D. Clullil. of the rrovlc'cn"
PleibMerlall ehlllill, occlipltsl .he mlplt
of the (In en Itltlgu Presbyterliiu ihurdi
osti liiav mtirnliir..
"Tint Iloj-llis Iilghts," wns tin sub
ject of Rev C. M. (1 mill's set moil last
evening at the Elm Pntk e hutch. This Is
the third of his si iles on "That l!ov "
Rev I. J. Lilislng, D. D. ol the Cireell
Kltlgo Presbjtt tlan lunch, pleached In
thu Prevliltnte Piesbjterlnii rlnirch at
Iho regular morning seivlco at hi Ml
o't lock.
Will J. Me Council conthlitod two 'el
vi ,m jeslenlav at the clirk'' yunin.lt
Mi Ihot.ls' Kplscopil church. s im "swil"
In held evoiv evening by lilm during tins
v ei k at this i lunch.
"I In Afro-Ameileitn In Litrrntur was
the subjict ot Rev. II. A. Giant s sermon
last i veiling at the Howard Place Arm an
Methodist chureh. This Is the Ihlltl sei
mon or the "Alio-Aliutlcan" series
Communion spiv Ice wis obsitved artcr
the ie '-'iilar evening pre idling scrvie
jflcttliiv at the Seianton Street Iiupllt
cliuidi ".Vllghtv to Save" was the tin tin
of Pastor Matthews' sermon foi the even
im "Docs It P.iv, or Counting the Cost "
was the biili.net or vrsttulu) s iv 011111
sermon by Ri v. Robert V. Y. Plcne. pas
tor or the Penn Avcuiio Haptlst elillich
This Is tho loiittli In his series on "The
1'iodlgul Son or Todij."
Attorney A V. Rower, of Clreru Ridge
gave the lirst or his proposed tou'st or
It etui e?. ilhi tratitl with stt re'opi.eon
vIlV.i. on the ll'e or Christ visttielav af
ternoon ut the Railroad Young Men's
Cluistlun tissue Intlnu service
Lev R. II. Williams, of PlMiioiilh,
I pttnchetl at tin South Main Avcitun
I Welsh Calvlnlsilc Jlethnillst ihutth at
1 yesterday mornhi-r's strvlce and eoiuliiet
1 1 tl the communion servbe R V. Petel
Ev-nn of .Mlnuesota, preached lu the
j evi nlng
"Porclvo and Yn Shall Re rorglven"
'and "('hilst's W'orel with Ree.peet to Ills
Secontl Commandment" wile tin lluniP
of VfsUrduv's motnlng and evinlng ser
mons lespe'etlvcl.e bv Itiv. A I R.imer,
Ph. D, pastor of St. Mink's Lutheran
chuich.
Rev. H. D Smllli. of Cumin, N. .1..
pieaclutl at the Asbury .Vleihoillst Rplsco
pal dim eh vcste-'ilny and v III assist in
the evangelistic setvlcis which will up
In Id t ich Vt 'ling iluilnv till" viiek at lb
eliun h. The annual missionary lall.v will
be In lei this evening
Rev S Guv Snoi.d. n R D, p istor tit
tho Mo'ccin Mi thodlst Rplstopal ihurdi
prtaeh'Ml fi.1111 tl 1 tlcmes. "The Iti ipi -st
ot Ji sits ' anil 'Dill Seatrh foi the ('hi. f
Gooil lu W iFdnm ' at ve sti 1,1 i 's si ri '1 es.
llnlv eoinmuiiloii was ulmlnlnti tnl f 1
lowlng the niuinliig s. ivleo
VERY MRTYlibuPLE.
They Wcio Sent to the County Jail
Yestculny by Buigess Can,
of Throop Do Not Like
Wntei.
Mr. and Mm Dan Wluilej, two veiy
unleitie characters, wcio co'innltted to
the county Jail last night tiom Thump
boiough. Whnley would bo a foi mid
nblo competitor for tho distinction of
being the dirtiest man on caitli. His
wife is not a whit better.
Constable Gallughei, of Tin nop. ai
rested them esterdiiy In the woods
hack of that boiough and lotltjed tin
eluiicte of vngianey against them
liurges.s Cair committed them to Jul
for sl month1' until tpilng thrt , and
served notice to ileal uway out of his
bight after that.
1'ivo minutes after they were lu Jail
they wcic plane 1 into a bath and
snubbed and bcttibbed until the mud:
wns unshed nwny. Night Waiihn
Thompson snld ho never saw s nun h
dill heforo In It's life a" Whuley was
loaded down with. He looked as If he
hadn't tec 11 water for twentv-live ycuis.
He Kjiiiimed like an ed out of Its
c lenient when ho wns put on the wash
iad, and he had an awful hniror do
pie ted on his face when he saw tho
soap and blushes and the hose.
How- did they git m ditty' They
picked coal 011 a culm dump every dav
for sl months, lived in n dug-out in
tho woods, and never used a ill op of
water for washing purposes. They
beg d around the houses for food, anil
subslsti'd in that way. A good deal of
1 ptlty luneny bus been going on in
j Throop mid olyi hunt, and Hi" Whuleys
wete imsee ted of having their lingers
In it.
Dan's age might be dose to CD pnf.
Site Is not any younger. Nobody knew
t:ti.v tiling about their husirtei s Dan's
fnvoilte answer to all questions w i:
"Say, what el'vou hear about the war
these days?" If hhi wife was mound
she would chime In with "A dot-oil
mouth catches no lllos."
Their ubode was dug Into the side of
.1 hill, ami It wna coveu-l nwi with a
few old Ixinids nml bags. Tin fit -plaro
was of ptlmcvul design, ami the
door was c-fowd only when Dan stood
in the doorway nnd looked out.
The chlldien of Tlnciop vieio nevir
out after dark If they huaul the Wh.i
Iph weio nhioad. They were th- bo
gins of that section The life they lived
got to tlie pass that It was decided Ih
Jail or tho pour house wcio the oni
places for them. They could not be
sent to the foinior Institution against
their will, s.0 they were put In the other
plicc
TICKETS TOR THE GONDOLIERS.
The Auangemcnts Made for Dispos
ing of Them.
The committee in charge of the th ltet
uuangemenis for the "Gondolleis" has
dec Ideel to 1 di tho bues and loges bv
subset Ipllon and to diuw by lot. The
pi Ices of all scats downstairs are one
dollar, balcony, 75 cents, galleij, r, 1
cents. Excliungo tickets will le sold
In advance and the dlagiaiu will open
two days lu udvuiice of the first per
toinuince. An auction for choice of seals will be
held, thus abolishing the uso of tho
check ssteni, employed on pievlous
occasions ot tho soit, H. P. Simpson
and other well-known gontluiueii liavo
this part of tho arraugonteutu in hand,
Dinner Sets g
MnrKeJ Cli.ls lied ll.lvllatiJ, eoi MM r
too Pieces . . 5Zd.UU
This Is an csMemelv low price for these sets. "J
Ihcv are not II iv Man J & Co.'s. but mniuila:- t-p
lurcJ by lierard. DulfralsaK & Abbott. I.imones. 2g
I ran e. We li.iv e ten Open Stock Patterns of ei?
H.ivilind&O) 's of which vou can select such eg
pieces as ou want. gi
CKKKtsM. ts
Loai Ariu 1 1. "
nnd having been most surevsful in
similar affairs, they are certain to make
this equally ictnuneiatlve.
VAN HORN NOT WORRYING.
Mrs. Westcott's Slnyer rattens on
Prison Pate.
(Icoige K. Van Hot 11 passes the time
In his cell at the county Jail without
doing nliy nppaient worrjlng. If ho
wot ties anv the keepus do not sec It.
Eveiy time he Is vlsltid, which Ih fie
tiuently eveiy day and night, he ap
pears to be lu cheerful humor. Ills ap
petite Is gootl, and he Is gt ttlng fat.
He has made up his mind that tlu
chances are not blight for a coininut 1
tlon of his s'entenie. and Is 11 slcntcl to
the fate he believes ly awaiting hlni.
Of one thing he Is sure, an 1 that Is that
he Is going to tile .sometime. So ho
thinks It is Jti't as well a few month
fiom now as that ltianv jeais or de
cades uvv.ij.
Theic In nothing especially that he
lms to live foi.
CITY HALL BRIErS.
APPROVED PILLS -The stlpph com
mittee of the boa id of contiol met Sat
in da v night and oppi overt of lllc bills of
that brunch ol the buslnrs.
HOI SERREAKER JAILED-Dninlnlck
Hairingliiii was given a hearing on tlm
elintge of htiusibleaklnz by -Major l.'allev
Sitiiiilnv nut lu di fault ot .1 line v.as
c n-imtttitl to the eotnt jail foi thll '
dajs.
A LARGRR II VDRANT -The in t bv
ilrint al tho eorni! of Lukawaniiu and
Pi nil ave lines ".'111 be leplaeetl bv a 1 11 - 1
olio to mi lire 11 Klelllel volume or W.iti 1
Chief tllekiv biRinude ir-nnu mtnis ,"i
It Willi ih Si ronton Gas uul Water coui
panj .
ELECTRIC LIGHTS AGAIN -ft"r n
solving two e.is ngei to btilu gns In fu
turo In ellv bull mid tin- police and tin
(tiulne boiisis Hit councils have ailopte I
a 11 solution to lesuine the use of eleclile
lneniidi scent lamps
Wi have the sole n,genc v In Suuiiton
for Hie ' l!i'nltr" Kiel Gloves otnc
f.nil ti them, rinley.
IE YOU HAVE ANY disease due to
Impute or linpoveilshed blood, llko
sci oful.i,,, salt 1 heum, dyspepsia, or
calniih, you should take Hood's Saisa
paillla and be ptomptly cuieil.
HOOD'S PILLS are easy to take,
easy to opeiate. Curo Indigestion, bil
iousness, 'J.'c.
CINNAMiJN-COATHD PILLS -Di A--
nevv s Live t PHI
', KinaudViiV,,,;,
u upoon drioi, V
taki One pill a rtosi -in In a vltl lot In
n tits. Tlnli pipulni.U is a whlilwild.
sWLt'ph g 1 otn 1 lltois bettiii II Hlu tha.'.
N'o niin 110 Kiiph.:.' 10 Im ouvi nil ut .'
Sold hi .M ittlu u IIP " and W T CI.11I.1
-Si
ih) 0 VstrTi
lor Infants aucl Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears tho
Signature of L&iZ&
Election Day
You Will Klil.tblv
1 loved it the Wi . tin
be out wltli the
1 is tun
Whv nut
II U.I. and
i:i'-t.'.inl in
ami ill otli
III ikes tills
tin. ii n tt ei i:i:.'m;
ti si for a few mlnnti s
pllm bills ii tirlnir 100ms
1110,1, to aceom'lioilallt.ns
11 lib .il iloppinu plai..
No, No, Don't
worry about bujlns invtblnr It wo
ca.i do as well, or lit It r I )i vou win 11
vou ate lu tie-id of liun-le or nuisli tl
lusnum-nts well nml kood. In lit
wi II Im delUhlid to siive i,ii lnu
Ihil his nothlni; whitivtr to do wuh
tin- invli itlnn now .-Mniilnl to ulm-o.
e-vtr t hi. m 10 conn and ma.lv Hi in
selvvs at hoiin
GuernseyHall
H anil. 'HO Waslilngloii Au.
I urs m.uL- b .111 t r ri p tired v II !.' storoJ
Jlirnu t'le 1 iniiKr (in of vli ir,
N ivv is the- tutu to h iv e voiir I ur I'e-piir-cd
ur Uc-Dved ') a I'l.uiu d 1 tinier.
Purs Alade to Order.
Kleetrlc Concj Colliuvlte
with P. I I. .nnlitv sKins. inJ 'ith
Mu ji brown .rin mto u-iii. lon tar
$9.00.
Heal .Martin (ollari'Uct
witli K-it hnuu 10 or u in long
$20.01).
Q. STRAUS,
201 Washlnaton Avonus.
(has Da P. sw lit,
(ico Al. ILIbteiil.
lit! a. Sw ft,
C It. Vu 1 lluiklrk.
SW'PT,
HALLSTUAU
& CO.,
Insurance
'telephone) Number. IBI12.
Icoom 306 Connell HullJlnt;, icru'lton.
SJ sf?Z . y
fff&J&Ca' '
ELECTRIC WASHER
Hade of the Best
Virginia White Cedar.
Electric Welded Wire
Hoops.
The nbovc cut shows the ex
tenor of our celebrated KLECTKIO
WASH IM!. This machine is con
st! ucted of the llcst Virginia
WIiUp TlmIuv, and is stronger,
nicer finished, and laiger than any
1 ound machine on the market. It
is supplied with our improved
gc.uing. and all castings are gal
vailiZi'l!. The inside of the ma
chine is fully corrugated, similar to
a W'.ishboaul. there being no nails
or blocks ot .my kind on the inside.
The machine is nude with largo
end of tub down, allowing plenty
of room for water and clothes.
The hoops ate made ol extra heavy
a:.lvani'ed wire, arc Elcclrlo
Wrlddli and are warranted not to
break or fall oil.
Instead of using a square wooden
post to work the dolly, we use a
square galvanised iion tod, making
it impossible to tear the most deli
cate labric, as this offers nothing in
winch the clothing can catch.
Woith S to 10 dollars everywhere.
Sold in our Upstairs Department
foi
$4.98.
THE GREAT
310 Lacka. Ave.
JOHN II. LADWIO, Prop.
ESTABLISHED 1866,
P. L. Crane,
For
leliable Fur Goods call
examine our stock.
and
I Handsome Seal (Jannents from
l$li.uoio$!25.0l).
Ori'trie Seal Jackets for
;335.M and Baltic Seal for S23.00.
Persian Iamb .laclcots from
5I25.00 to S1S3.00.
Also a full line or Ladles' nnd
.llisws Cloth (iaruii'iKs.
FUR RPAI?ilNG A SPECIALTY
324 Lackawanna Ave.
New
Buckweat Flour.
New Honey
Maple Syrup.
Home Made
Sausages,
A. F.
GSAHTOH CASfl ST9BE
FALL,
BROWN or BLACK
IIIULl. DIMnSSION-?.
ruPlclPtl tint Isfillv .'Uiriiit"! Ityllial
wo in; in vou em line nn it her Int without
colli It eljo-i not jliocaliro lllirucilou.
r t rvs czs v x . . mips
Vv- i x t 1 ', Lacl.a,
Avenuo
SELLS THEM AT $3.00-
Pears, Grapes,
Quinces, Oranges,
Fig-Si Apples,
New Buckwheat
Flour, Haple Syrup
Blue Point and
Roclcawziy Oysters,
Turkeys, Ducks,
Chicken,
Game in Season.
Pierce's Market
c5"i 1 i-iiul
i4C
r.. ki' ",.' ' :.-1 VefTi)
WILSON-
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