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CITY NOTES
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MIOKP.U T'llIDVY MGUT-TlieGlctn
llicikt Wheelmen will give a smoker .it
ch n ilub hoiue, coinei of S.uultison ae
iiiu anil Uiecn Ridge stieet Fiitlaj' cven
his w ilmphgpxuv nox -chief nickey
j stirdav had ii new lire alaini liu. la( t-il
in Poici emu t .it Hie building of the Col
lie l j Pnglnetr cunipiinv. Tim l)i Is the
yilvntc piopeitj uf tlu conipanj.
NO Ql'ORPM The! meeting of the So
ldi fm thu- Pievcutlnn (il Ciuelty to
Itilnmlx which wus -Llmluhil for last
ilpht ( not held A iiuoiuin lulled to
put In an ippcur.incp .it tin boaid ni
tunic room"
NORTON PPNP.RAL-Thu n mains of
tho late J. Nmton Mm ot M J. Noi
ton, of HI Wyoming ntnne. will bn In
tel nd at OU pliant toelnj A high in ii of
requiem will be celt In alt d at St I'ctei'ti
"athedral at ) o'clock
PPNPRAt, TODA" -Thu fuueial of
the laic Mrs Mntgnrtl l'lini will Ik hfld
this morning at !' A o'clock irom thi itsi.
tlcnct 4!J'5 Wiight's couit. A mass of
rtnulcm will bo ccUhtalid at St. Piltrs
cathedral. Interment will be m.ulo nt tho
t'athtdral ccmeterj.
PAY-DAYS - The Delawaie. I.atku
wniinu and Wcttin compain will pa tin
rmplojts ut tlu Contlneninl and lld
Paik collUilci today. The siipn intend
tin cli ik- and agents at Serunton and
'urboiul.ile will be p ild toda b tho
Otlawino and lludi-on compunj.
TI1IHD I'lIU: -About 2 o'clock -ves-eieluj
iftdiioon tiro was dNcoerid on
ihf si i und llooi of t'ii.irk'c llviry on
" OHliiiirfton ,1'cinic which was letently
Inn nt ) The Nay Alls.' find I'liornlx i 'hem
ul ciimpiiiiloK wire xiimmoned bv sttill
llaini and iMIivjiiImIiuI tin blaze.
STATION HI'liai.AHIZKD.-Tlit pass
i a i "tatlon of tho Delawaio and lludsoii
railroad company at Ulypluuu was en
'rtd bv buiKlart nt nn carlv horn j(h
tida moinliiK und a doi k stolen Iie
(tU. Sbirlln frlpptn or tlio raliro id
ir.i.nn and tin. Imal police aio wurkiiii;
II) tlU CUfci
T hne been afflicted with theuinathm
'oi foiuteeii iais ami nothlni; (.eemed
to Rit- any idlcf. I wn.- alilo to In-
nicmnd nil tin time, hut constantly
fuffeiliiR I imd iilcct eeiythlnK l"
mild hear of and at lust was told to
t tMmmheil.Un'H l'nln Halm, which
did, and wan Inimcdlutely relieved
md In a slnnt time cured. I tun happy
o K.iy that It has not Finco luturntHi.
Josh. IMpar. Oeriniintown Pal. For
tulo hy nil diUhgtMri. MnlthvuH Hrct...
wholwnle an 1 i.-lull aReiitu
LlL'l'TKNANT GOPUU'l . Patrol
in in I.otils CJoi'illt?. is acting as lieutenant
n the central pit clnrt In thu pl.ai of Act
us Lieutenant Dtlter, who was taken ill
Mstiiiluv morning and ((impelled to give
nil 111" duties.
Shoe Clearance
Anv price good enough if it helps us clean up stock. Astounding
b.n gains you know the worth of our ordinary shoe values.
These die extraordinaiy.
Winter Street Boots
Splendid box call and Kangaroo, welted Soles, extension edges,
up-to-date shapes. Three Bargain Tables.
$1.75 your choice of Women's 53.oo to $5.00 Shoes.
SCHANK & SPENCER.
METHODISTS CLOSE
THEIR SESSIONS
MINISTERS ASSOCIATION MEET
INGS CONCLUDED.
Three Interesting Essays Bend in the
Morning at Simpson Church Dis
cussion Led by Dr. Glffin "The
Club vs. the Home" Ably Handled
by Rov. E. V. Aimstiong Rev. G.
T. Price, Rev. C. M. Surdam and
Others Spoke in the Afternoon.
Business of the Evening Session.
Tho nnnunl meeting of tho Minister
ial asborliitlon of tho WyomliiB dis
trict, which began Monday evening In
Simpson Methodist Kplscopal church,
was resttnted yesterday und three ses
Hlons hold, each hcltiff well attended.
Much Interest was innnlfentnl In the
discussions of tho mlnlstein pusmt
and each session was replete with
Rood fellowship, timely suggestions
and able papers nnd addresses. He
Austin Oilllln, D. D ptesldlng elder,
was In charge of the sessions, nnd the
secretary, Prank W. Young, acted as
clerk dutlng each session. Tho llnal
scbslon of tho meeting was held last
night
At the morning session many com
mittees were named and several in
teresting papeis read. It was decided
to accept the Imitation of Hev. J. It.
"Wagner to hold the next annual ses
sion at his church In Luzerne. Ilev.
J. L. Race, of Rcmlhnm, will deliver
the association address at the next
annual seslon with Rev. L. K. Mogg.
of Wllltes-Iiarre, as alternate. Tho
association sermon will be delivered
by Hev. X. J. Haw ley, of Askam. with
Rev. L. 13. Van licsen as alternate.
Dinner was served at 12.30 o'clock by
the Ladles' Aid society and tea at B 10
o'clock by the members of the Kp
worth league chapter.
The morning session opened shottly
nfter 9 o'clock. The devotional exei
cises were led by Rev. Abel Wrigloy,
of Lehman, speaking from Isaiah III.
Prajor was olfered by Rev. J. P.
Wagner, of Wllkes-Haiie; P. A. King,
of Parsons, and WIKon Treible, of
Wyoming
XPXT MINTING AT LlTZHRXi:.
All lsltlng clergymen not membeis
of the association weie linlted to pai
tlcip.tto In the sen Ices us correspond
ing membeis Hev. J. It. "Wagner, of
Luzeine, invited the association to
meet with his church at the neM meet
ing, which wus accepted. Hev. J. L.
Race, of Rendhnin, was chosen to de
liver the association addiess nt Lu
zeine, and Rev. C. K. Mogg, of Wllkes-
Barie, nltcinnte. Rev. X J. Hamley,
of Asknm, was named to preach the
association sermon, and Ret. L. P.
Van Hoesen, alternate. Rev. C. P
Mogg. ot Wilkes-liaire; Rev. J. P.
Warner, of Wllkes-Harre, and .1. K.
Peck, of Kingston, were appointed a
committee cm iosohitlon. Tho theiiu
committee appointed comprised tin
pastois of the Lueine, Kingston and
Forty Port chinches.
Rev. X. J, Haw ley, of Askuni, load
a paper on "Methodism The Past,"
ic fining to the methods, members
nnd uilnlstei.s. He tieated the sub
ject their' .lily and Interestingly He.
C. II. .lenij, ot Aldetson, spoke on
"The Methodism of Toda," giving
statistical facts peitalnlng to the
woik, and lefeirlng to the agtiuies
emplojed nnd the linpiovements need
ed. "The Putin e of Methodism" was
the subject tte.itid by Hev. I.. P. Van
Hoesen, of At oca. Ho refuted to many
things pei tabling to the futuie, and
of the means needed to win miiiN to
Chi 1st.
Rev. C. M. (Hutu, D. D, ot PIni P.uk
chinch, led the discussion of the pa
peis piesented, and reviewed all thiec
of them in an able mannu. Ro.
Austin Gilflln, Hev. J. W. Pi lee. Rev.
J. P. Warner, and Hev. J. K. Peck
e Utilized the p.ipcis. and Rev. t li.
Henry spoke In lebuttal. The c.sliin
was concluded with the singing ot the
Dovilogy and the benediction was
pronounced b Hev. Y ( .Smith, of
Cuibemdale.
LAD1PS SPHVPD DTXXPR.
At the adjournment of the morning
session the pastois lepniied to the lee
tut c loom vvheie the ladles of the
chinch served an excellent dlniiei. Five
tallies were spiead and the following
ladles attended: Mis. Hlchaid C'.f-l-iier,
Miss Hessie Xe.ilc, Mrs. Tlllle
Acker, Mis. s.unh Wade, Mrs. P. (
Hall, Miss Gtace Acker, Mis. Frank
Slote, Mis. iou ii. Jones Mis. Wil
liam X. Chase, Mrs. Moses Ace, Mrs.
Conklln, .lts. Dowrlck, Mis. seth
Wilgley, Mrs. James It James. Mis.
John Randolph, Mis. A. W. Chase,
Mts. R. J. Hughes, Mrs John Saund
ers, Mis. Gtoign Martin and Mis.
George Keith. In nil slty-seven pet
sons were set veil nt the dinner.
The devotional exorcises with which
the afternoon session was opened wcte
led by Hev. William Fiisby. Hev. X. ,T.
Haw ley then spoke In abuttal of tho
eiitlclstn madu on the papeis lead In
the moinlng Huports of pastois weie
called for and heard fiom Rev. C. H,
Homy, of Alderson; Rev Stephen Jay
or Ashlev: Rev. X. J. Haw lev, of As
kam; L. P. Van Hoesen, of Avoea: Rev.
C Cullender, of Cm vet ton. Rev. P
Young, of Clark's Summit; Hev. P I:
Aimsttong, of Fentv Foil; Rev. J. It
Wagner.of Luzerne, Hev. John Humph
rejs, of JIoosIc, Rev. T. M. Furav, of
Mountain Top, Rev. C. M. Suidam, of
Xnntleoke, Rev. Ietr Kelly, of Xoeii;
Rev. F. A. King, of Pat sons. Rev. P.
Gcudull, of Plains, Htv. O. L. Sever-
son, of Plymouth, Rev. J. L. Hate, of
Rendham, Hev. William Ciendall. of
Ash stieet, Sunntoli; Hev. F. P. Doty,
nt Cedar avenue, Serunton; Hev. G c!
Lyman. Couit stieet, Scinnton, Hev.
C. M. Glllln, Pirn Paik, Sciunton; Hev.
James Hennlnger. Hampton stieet,
Suanton; Rev. William Pdgur. Piovl
duicc cliuich, Serunton, Hev. J p.
Sweet, of Simpson chin eh. Serunton;
Rev. J. W. Pilte, of Shavetton. Muple
Lake; Rev. William Fiisby, of Taj lot;
FOR
WOA1EN
$2.20
410
Saruce Street
Rev. F. M. Cornell, of Wniinnile; Rov.
I'hlllp Houck, AVest Nuntlcokc: Rev.
W. G. HlmpKon, West Pittston; Rev. C.
1). Motjg, of Central ehtireh, Wilkes
llarre; Rev. .T. L. Winner, of Dorr
Jlcmotlal chtitch, Wllkes-Harto, Rov.
II. P. Morgan. Sherman stteet, of
Wllkts-llarre, Rev. Wilson Treible, of
Wj-omlng; Rev. L. W. Kurchncr, ot
Yatesvlllc; Rev. John nrudshavv, of
Pittston. The tepoits Indicated very
encouraging progiess In thu different
charges.
T1I13 CLt'Il VS. THU HOMP.
Rev. P. V. Aimstiong. of Forty Fort,
read an cssnv on "Tho Club vs. the
Home." In Ills anument the speaker
refericd to the Adnms poisoning case
as nn exn.nple of the wickedness exist
ing In club life, as Illustrated In the
Knickerbocker club. Ptom the home
point of view he referred to the neces
sities of the home to ntnellorate the
conditions of the humble clutses "ITomu
clubs ure the best clubs for the man
nnd woman and the children," he said
"but If the new woman continues to
take up the club work as Is now being
done, there will be no home for the
children." The Ideal home Is a Chris
tian home, and Christ should be tho
head of tho house nnd nn unseen guest
nt tho tnblc. Rov. Armstrong's le
marks wore attentively listened to
In the absence of Hev W. II, Pearce.
the discussion on the essay was led by
Rev. J. U. Sumnei, of Waveilv, and
Rev. X J. Haw ley, of Askam; Hev. G.
C, Ljman, of Court street, and Rev.
Austin Gilllln, presiding elder, spoku
on tho paper.
Rev. L P. Weeks, of S.tyre, spoke ot
the condition of the church at Suyre,
which has met with reveises, and asked
financial aid from the chut cites of the
association. On motion of Dr. Mogg, n
lesolutlon was passed to aid the church
by means of tho contribution plan.
IContlm.ed on Page S.J
HIS LAST DISCOURSE.
Large Congregation Heard Rev. Dr.
Bobcrtson in the Penu Avenue
Baptist Chuich Last Night.
Themo of His Sermon.
Rev Or. Rnbeitson's final addiess
last evening In the Penn Avenue Bap
tist eMtieh had the Ilrst veise of the
first lis tint for n theme "Hlessed Is
the nvui that vvalketh not in the coun
sel of the ungodly nor standeth In the
wa of slnnnis. nor sltteth In the sent
of the se otnful."
The speaker said that this was con
trnty to the advice of today as given
by the woild All llteratuie seems to
be filled with an unspeakable ndness,
as if happiness and blessedness ate
m ths.
Schopenhauer sums up his ndvhe and
conception or life as the best thing a
man can do Is to go home nnd cut his
thiout. He believes the instincts In the
soul of man. the uniet, the longing
ure dlusions Hut God gives songs In
the nifiht. He gives hiipplness and
hie sseelness
Tip' counel of the ungodly lends to
death. The uniegt iterate heart is law -less.
Dlsnidei against God's luvv Is I h"
human henit The speaker declaied:
"Pel as soon usk the devil as, ask nn
uneoiiveited man to tell me the wny to
satisfy mv leslless soul. The foot
niaiks of the woild nie all away fiom
God. If von nie going to do only as
the majoritj do, jolt arc going to be
damned "
In speaking of lebelllons. he said'
"You weie stiong In the Revolution
because you had the light on join side.
Kverv- Riltlsher feels sine ion weie
light and je'll never get a better fiiend
than the mild mutliei Pi nine nor Rus
sia, nor the othei" can't love ye like
jour own nuld mutliei."
Then he told, In the c harming fash
Ion all bis own, the story of Pontile
Pi hue Chilli lie. Hut he was a tebel,
and "Wae's me for Prince Chalille"
said tlu speaker, uh he (incited from the
beautiful Jacobite ballad, fm ilnallv In
a drunken sleep In the stieets of Home
lay the Ronnie Pilnce. Xevei," he said,
"was a tetitl against God who came off
the victor. You can't duel with God."
A verv large cemgiegitlon (rnvvded
the chuich.
ASSUMES CHARGE TONIGHT.
Rev. E. A. Gaivey Will Leave Wil
linmsport to Come to Pittston,
Rev. Yi A Garvey, the letlilng ice tor
or the Chinch of the Annunciation at
Wllllamspoit. will nnive ut Pittston
tonight to assume the rectoishlp of tho
congicgation of St John's church, and
take up his duties us vicar general of
the diocese of Seianton. to which he
was lecently nppolnted by lUshop
iloli.m
Father Garvej gave a dinner to a
number of priests nt Willlanispoit jes
teiday. This moinlng he will celebrate
a mass of lequlem for the souls of tho
dep.u ted members of his late ch.uge
THEY SAT AT CARB0NDALE.
Examiners in Election Contest Heard
About Thitty Witnesses.
In the city hall nt C'aibondale jester
elnv about thirty c.ubondalo vottts
weie henid befoie the examiners In the
Laiigstafl -Kelly contest.
The examlmrs will hold sessions nt
Ciu'bondulo evcij- daj foi the umnlii
der of the wck Witnesses ftom Car
bondale city, ''aibondalc township. Pell
township. Jeni'vn and Maylleld will be
eMimined there.
MEETINGS TONIGHT.
MPFI'IXG TONI'SllT-Tlicro will ho
an Iniportnnt meeting of the Pxcclsmr s-o-elut
club this evening.
MPPriXG TONIGHT. The local union
of tho Tolmco Woikers' union of Ainu
lea will nutt tonight ut Aiicli.nt Orel r
Pnltid Wuikmeu h.ill cm I.ackuwiiniia
avenue
HPGPI.AR MPHTING ToNlfill'l -Thciet
will be a tegular meeting or the i
boind of health at their looms In the tit) '
hull this cvuilug at & o'clock
COPNTHY DANCP. The country '
d.incu which will be h Id bj tho Stninton
l.iedcrkriitu on Tuesday evening, Munh
7, promises to hi the the greatest dance
ever hold by them. Lavvrtuce's full oi- I
thi stra will furnish the danee inline.
Smoke The Pccono Ec.
Cigar.
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DIED.
aiSNPH.-In Notth Scnnitou, Fib. 2S
1&W, Jacob Gl'ic r aged to jcars, at thu
residence of his son, George Glsncr. -I-S
Dtacon street Funetal Thursday at
Ian p. m. Interment In Fuiejut Hill
tometerj'.
HRl.LMALL-In Dunmore. Fob, S, ISDD,
Richard llelhrmll, II jenis of age. Fun
nurnl Thuisduy morning at i:'M o'clotk.
Mush of leimloin nt St. Paul's church,
Givn Rldgu. Interment nt the Cathe
dral cemetery.
MRS. PARFREY
WANTS HER SON
APPLIED TO COURT FOR WRIT
OF HABEAS CORPUS.
The Boy Is in the Home for the
Friendless nnd Mts. Parfrey Is
Anxious to Secure tho Custody of
Him Boy Was Taken from Her
Several Yeats Ago When She Was
Sent to Jail Stephens Btlngs nn
Action in Ejectment Other Couit
Matters of Interest.
Mts. Kmma P. Parfrey vestetduj ap
plied to the court fen a wtlt ot habeas
corpus to recover possession of her
9-ycur-old soli, Thomas P. "chile U
emejer, who Is now in the Home fen
the Fi endless. Mis. Pntfrey resides
at Pull's Head, this cltj and suvs sdi'
Is able nnd ullllni,' to ptupetly pro
vide foi hoi liov She Is leptesenteel
by Attotnejs Vosburg & Dawson.
Airs. Paifroj', n little ovei a jear ago,
reiiuetcd tin coin l to allow hr the
custody of the boy, but her leeiuest
was denied at that time for reasons
that to the couit seemed pitipir.
About three veats ago Mis. Pnif lev's
case occilpleel n good deal of attention.
She v as aircsted for unlavvtul lebi
tions with a man who boarded with
her and sent to Jail pending a dis
position of the case In court Tho
charge was Ignored bv the giund Jurj'.
When Mrs. Parfrey went to Jail her
son was sent to the Home for thu
Friendless, nnd he has been theie since.
Couit j'esteiday (Wed March Is, et 10
o'clock, as the time for hearing thi?
case.
Action in Ejectment.
James ci. P'cphens, thiough Attorney
James Mahnn. vt"-terdaj- began an ac
tion In trespass against the Delawaie,
Larkawnnna and Western Hnihoad
compnnj-.
Mr. Stephens says he Is tl.e ovviit of
6,025 squat o feet of land located nt tin
coiner of Thi'd street nnd Green Ridge
avenue, this e !t but It Is now In the
pnssfvcnn of the defendant compauv,
and he vvautH to get It back Into his
control.
No Remonstrances Yet.
Pp to the hmn when Ocik of the
Courts Daniels closed his olllce I ist
night not 11 solitary lemonstrance
against the- granting of llquot licenses
had been filed. It Is some time since
this was the cae
Monday next Is the Inst on which a.
lenionstiance can be filed
Court House News Notes.
Attorney C. P. Uallentlnc, to whoir.
was lefeired as nibltiator the ease of
P Lowensteln .tigalnst J. Gtnssman.
jtsteulny Hied with Piothonotaiv
Copelaml his ippoit, which contains nn
tivvntd o $12174 in favor of Mr. Low
ensteln William J. Pvans jesteixlny began
an action In leplevln against Mnrgntet
V llllamson and Constable John Mur
ray to lecovci household goods valued
at J 100 which he ulleres wen- unlaw
fully taken f 10111 his possession bj thu
el .ndants.
BOY'S AVrUL DEATH.
Run Over by a Tilp of Loaded Cms
nt Johnson's Slope Yesterday.
Richard Hellmall. the U-yenr-old son
of Pntiltk Hellmall.ot illil Webster ave
nue, Diinnioie, met a Imirlble death nt
Johnson's slope about noon j'e.sterdnj-.
The unfoi tuuiite lad was employed as
a d'lvei boj and it was his tiist day's
work In the position He fell beneath
a train ot loaded eaisand three of them
passed over his body, which was hoi
libly mangled The lemulns weie re
moved to the j mental home, and pie
pined lor bin lal by Funeral Dlieitor
Cuslck. The funeral will be held
Thin sdnj moinlng at !)."0 o'clock. A
mnss of leeiulem vlll be celebrated nt
St I'utiick's 1 lunch. Gieen Ridge. In
ttiincnt will be. uuuie ut the cnthedial
ceuu tei.v.
HOLE HAS BEEN COVERED.
Wnshlngtou Avenue Trap Has Been
Made Safe.
The mien hole on Washington av.nue
into vvhith .Miss Jennie F Dun .
Vine str'et so suddenly diopped at 1
o'clock Mondaj evening, wus secuiely
coveied jvsleiduj- bj some one vvhost
identltj bus not jet been dNc Iosco
The man hole Is In Washington ave
nue near the cuib line a shoit dis
tance notth of the end of the pave
P.vldenlly the covei wus lemoved troni
the hole for the puipoe ot allowing
the surface watei to inn Into the sew
ei Miss Deun wus sutfullig cousldei
able jcsteiday from the shock she sus
tained by reason of bet tlnllllug ex
pel lone e.
"HE IS AN IMPOSTOR.
Trnmitlinvizetl Person Collect-ini fnr
the First Baptist church.
riVrtiiTptw rSWfe
un.'11 .uuXn
sffeledloss "bj-hu,"h The'hnir 'is
selling Ulbles and is making the s'ate
ment that the church lost t.'.ooi woith '
Not the kind made
simply to sell.
None can match its
Sarsaparilla j
i record of over half a (
J century of cures.
of hooks In the lire, and Is In need of
funds to replenish their llbrurj.
The public Is cautioned ngalnst this
Impostor and Rev. Mathews will pros
ecute tho swindler If he Is apprehend
ed. The congregation issued nn np
peal publicly some I lino ngo which has
met with liberal i espouses, and no one
Is authorized to solicit aid for tho
church outside tho appointed committee.
CLUB ENDORSES HIM.
Robert Gross, of the Keystone Club,
Wants to Be a Patrolman.
If Samuel Potter, ot West Scinnton,
abides by tho lule of tho majority It
will mot be his name which will be
tendered to Mnvor-elect Molr for his
consideration as nn appointee to the
police force. Mr. Porter sought the
et lorHcment of his candldney by tho
Keystone Republican club and found
that Hobcit Gross, of the central city,
was tiftei the sumo plum. Tho latter
won out in this t-rrott.
A meeting of the club was held Inst
night In their hall In Howard place
, President Campbell presided and L. P
( Morton acted ns secrotarj'. Nearly nil
I the club membeis were piescnt, and
I the two candidates for endorsement
I were voted for. Gross received fortv
soven votes, Porter foitv-thrce. Roth
m o promlntnt members of the club.
Mr. Gtoss' name will be presented
I by the club to Major-elect Molr when
I he tnkes the oillco nnd his appoint
ment naked for He has resided here
for over eight years, coming here from
Atlantic Cltv. For some time ho was
employed bv et-Mujor Connell, nnd
Is now nn employe of Luther Keller's,
lie Is a quiet, sober and lndtlstilous
man. Is mauled and has a family. Ho
Is about 10 j eats of age and stands
! about six feet, weighing 1T0 pounds.
SUSPICIOUS LOOKING MAN.
Seen Hanging Around the Residence
of Rev. C. M. Glflin, D. D.
Rev. C. M Glllln. D. D., pastor of
Him Park "liurch, spent an hour and a
half Mondr.v night watching the move
ments of itsnicious character, who
was loiteilng around In Hie vicinity of
the purs-ennge ut the coiner of Mad
ison avenue nnd Linden street
The man was seen watching tho
house, and concealed himself in the
shadow of tho tone wall unrounding
the Sti'.inton premises and evidently
had nn accomplice with him, who was
also watching the paisonnge. possibly
awaiting the pastoiV (lepaituie
Dr. Glllln telephoned to police head
quiitois nnd notified the authoilties to
send a pattolman to the scene but no
one put In nn appearance so far as he
knows Ho was undei the impression
that the men weie members of the
gang who have been annoying resi
dents of the hill.
WILLIAMS' PERSECUTION.
Subject of n Paper Head by Attor
ney M. P. Cavvley.
At the icgulnr meeting of the Catho
lic Hietoiltal society and Newman
Magazine c lub In their rooms in the
Guernsej building, last night, a rate
lltemiy titat was given the membeis
In the foiin of a paper by Attornej' M.
P. Caw lev, on "The Persecution of
Roger Williams." It was verv nblo
effoit and called forth unstinted praise
liom the learned piesldent of the club.
Rev. D. J MncC.oldrlck, and thu
authoi's other tellovv -membeis.
Two vocal selections bv Mrs. Joseph
O'Brien, with piano accompaniment li.v
Miss Xellle Peamish. weie fen tines of
the Kicial hour vv.iich followed the llt
traij exeiclses
MUST LOSE HIS LEG.
Amputation Necessaiy to Save Ar
thur Lee's Life.
It the patient can undergo the opera
tion the light leg of At thin Lee, the
Dickson Manufacturing conipanj cm
ploje who was injiued last Thuisdaj'
at the plant of the Suburban Plectrle
Light lomp.inv, oil Xoith Washington
avenue, will be amputated toduv.
The leg was unshed and mangled
Just below the knee bv being caught
between some blocks and it henvj' llv
wheel. which vvns being put In posl
turn. I.e. s condition was erj critical
lute last night
e Skeptic Amazed and Left to Wonder at the Remarka-
ures
I o a y : have consulted us duiing the last six months. We do not claim to do
I J everything. We would ruin our lurd-earned reputation by attempting to
I treat disease we cannot benefit. It is yes or no with us. If you are incurable we will toll
I y We would not deceive you for a few dollars.
Dr. Ai.ick C. Wood, qui
.experience in America and Europe makes her one of the foremost specialists in this countiy.
Over 30,000 women have sought her advice during the last four years. Her advice is
fiee. She makes weak women
Catarrh Cured
For $3.00 a flonth
No Other Clinrscs, All Medicines
Alholutcly Free.
In treating catutih these Pport
Specialists do not meiely glvo tho suf-
! ferer lemporuiy relief. Thej positively
I cum the disease. They have special'
I remedies, methods and appliances nnd
passed thu experimental point many
ycnin ngo.
If j-ou nro Auffotliiff with catutrh of
any nature, or have oven u .symptom,
consult these Pxpott Specialists; It
1 costs j'ou nothing.
Are You Looking for Bargains i
5 Then look our way and we will assure; you that money is 5E
not a better defense against poverty than knowledge, which SE
9J can be converted into money. Buycis acquit e knowledge by
2 inspecting our bat gains. Sale ot Cutlery this week not poor 2g
goods at a high price, but best goods at low prices. The g;
g oldest and best known manufacturer closes out to us a
3 number ol lines. SF
3JJ Ciirvliu S"ta o.ie JJjS
"m lie t lilplo'l'lntrd Knife innelo, per el iron U.oU S"
S Ivory IIhiuIIo Triple silver llltnlo Desert ICnl rs nnd l'oiks. 2&.
J .. Pr doen r(i(i 2
55 Pinner Iviilei, imo plate, poiirl Imndlo, p r iloren Mill JJ'
JJ Walrus and Stag Handles equally low in price. If you
5 appreciate good cutlery, and will buy for less than half its real St"
v.iiui, iivi; to .1 cm.
CVuxv&Mft.W - I
Millar & Peck, iSTwSSZTav I
"WM.K IN AND
ENCHANTED GROVE OF BEES
Tho Buzzing Audible, but Not n Boo
Can bo Found.
From the Gnlviston News.
Away back In tho fifties theie vvns a
Shawnee Indian village on tho South
Canadian liver, nbout elghty-flvo miles
west of South McAlester, but the old
village has long since disappeared. On
the spot w here the j'oung Shawnee buck
sang his klovvnla to his dusky maiden
and courted Ills' best girl by the light
of the full moon, only nn occasional
rock hearth und u few graves are left
to Indicate the former hunting grounds
of the red man.
Xetr the old village site now lives a
white mun. Just on the border of this
man's faun Is a spot which seems to
have been the thickest part of tho
Shawnee village, and hero Is a grove
of black oak tiees. In this grove are
two verj' large postoak trees, one In
the fouth and one in the noith end of
the grove. In the grove can be heard
most any daj- buzzing of a swarm of
bees so plainly that the noise has fooled
many old bee hunters, but all their
search has never levelled n single bee.
Now comes the most peculiar part of
this most peculiar tale. The largo post
oak tiee standing at the north end of
the grove Is the cuiloslty of the bunch,
for not long ngo a young man, hearing
of the been, went to tho spot and pro
ceeded to look caiefully up each tteo
In the giove until he cume to the north
ttce. He wus within two feet of this
tree, looking up, when ho heard a noise
Just like a carpenter at work nailing
on boaids, nnd the nolso seemed to
come from the tice. He went around
It several times tijing to locate the
hammering, but it still seemed to come
fiom the tiee. The hammeilng con
tinued until he happened to touch the
tiee with his hand, when It suddenly
stopped. The man then went away
amazed A day or so after this man
had occasion to again pasH that wuj
He slipped up to the tiee and listened,
for the hammering, und, sure enough,
It was as plain as ever. He touched
the tiee with the end of his finger, and,
as before, the noise stopped nt once.
This mon nnd several othets have tried
touching the tiee several times since,
with the s"tme lesult
They sav that the humming ot bees
nnd the curious ham ici lug can be
heard nnj' eln but no one has been
able to explain the nysteiles of this
enchanted grove.
How's This P
We offei One Hundred Dollars Hew.ird
tor any case of f'atntili that can nut ue
cured bv Hall's Cituiili Cuu.
P. .1. CHPNPY .i CO.. l'ltips., Toledo. O
We the undersigned, Imvt knov.n P T
Cheney lor the lest y, i.ir-e, and believe
htm ptrfectlj huiiniiiliU in all business
transactions and lit nnciultj able to catrv
out any obligations m nlc bv ttulr llrm
West V Tiuax Whole sale Dnigglsts, To
ledo. O
Wnldlng, Klnimn & Marvn, Whotlsule
Druggists. Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Caturli Cure Is Utki n Intern.illv,
I c ting eiin e tl upon the blood and nun mi
sliri.lt es ol tht sistinl I'lice Tit pi r
linttlr Sold bl nil Dril'i,lts. Test, me n
Inls fiee
Hnll's Kinlly Pills me the best
NG TO
Which Are Daily
associate, is a specialist in Diseases of Women. Her wide
strong and sick women well.
The Dangers
of Catarrh
Over 17,01)0,0011 Lives Arc Lost
Annually y Unnecessary lie
lays. The ravages of consumption would
not be so dicudful if victims of catnirh
hid heeded both the warnings of nn
tuio and those of their fi lends. That
rntut th of the heuel, nose und throat
lends to quick consumption there Is
no doubt. Re not too lute, If you
have a sjmptom of catuuh or the
disease In a cluonlo state, place jour
self uiidor tho f.are of Drs, Wood.
gjp
LOOK AROUMD."
'TAKE TIME BY THE FORELOCK."
Car load Just arrived All styles,
and prices the lowest, Workmanship
guaranteed oven on
THE CHEAPER GRDES.
Keep us In mind and j'ou won't re
gret giving us your patronage you
will get goods ns lepresentcd giving
j'ou our eusy terms of payment or vei.v
lowest prices for cash. Immense stock
of Household Goods Stoves. Carpets,
lion Reds, etc. Five large floors full
to the celling at
Tins Ke'ly's Stons, P,iiIiM
l!U ntid l.'l.l
nuo
BUY
NATIONS'
PRIDE
CONDENSED
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Manuf.ictuted by
CI)
Ask your Rrocer for It.
It's Just as Well
That you should see the
Coming Fashions in
Spiing Dtes Goods.
First display of the sea
son at the "Globe Ware
house today.
SEE THEM
Effected.
THE HEW LIFE GIVER
FOR CONSUMPTION
Dr.
Woods' Ozone
incut.
Trcal-
iie Is tho Inventor and solo user of
this method. If dings and doctor
have fulled, call on us. It costs j'nu
nothing to tiy It. Dim. J. D. nnd A.
C. Wood.
OUR OFFICE
Corner Lackawanna and Wyoming
Avenues, over Newark Shoe Store.
Entrance Wyoming avenue. Bos
ton Dentists same floor. 9 a. m.
5 p. m. 7 to 9 evenings.
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