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THE SCRANTON TR1RUNI0- MONDAY, APRTL 2-1, 1899.
Connell Building:
RABLE
OFFICE
FUI! PRIVILEGES OF
Law Library
APPLY TO
J. L. CONNELL,
Itoom .102 Council IJnililin','.
A Piano Bargain
Wo have u line square IIICKLIHNO
PIANO pinctleullv pood a n. w New
finish nuliim e " u w strings 1mm
mcrs mapped ill uc fe Us and h i'h
eis, kevs In hi"t ' einilltlnii XX e have
spent r.( In trpiiirliu, this Insttimicnt
Our Price, .SI7.1-.SK) Down,
$," Per Month.
Llbora! discount for m-h or bettor pav
monts Two Organs
It $10 Each $10 Down nud
$r Per Monlli.
Thole nio scores of good lcmklnp II inns
ml rotaem off. ml for sale Horn $.. J up
nut no matter how nice tlio ow muv lie
If tho iiiiminif nt Is not In tiit ins- con
dition Miur mono Is wastid i gun
.inteo nil li stiiimont" wo II Pill's I
OPPLN'SU X1AIM II I" n Sl'Jl lilt I'rl 'C
2". rents-
Perry Brothers
205 Wjoiniiit,' lie.. Scranton.
E M R
SELLS
.ODAKS
Arid Photo Supplies
ioj Wj limine Avenue
DR. H. B. WARE,
SPECIALIST
Eye, Eur. Nose and Throat
C Hire Hoi im Ua.ni In l'.'.IIO p m, 'J to 1.
illliunn building Opp. Postolllco
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I CITY NOTES I
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UPUI'AL THUS l". I. MNO -Pianist
He. M Join s .1 nt t pupils will tm a in it il
it Uuiriisiv s In II this timing An i
n Ik lit lutigianiino lini Imii pup tied
X.NNl AL li.XLI-Tho fourth utiniinl
ball ot tin til Aln.vslus Total Abstlnenio
ami licuevoltnt socli tj, ol Sunlit hit union
will hi In hi la 8noL'i s hall on Piim
ammo tonight
VOH HIIINU rUKK.-l, li I)i mils u
loloroil waltit was arieiti.il b Pitml
iii.m Unit Satiitelav t m iiIukt for liillin, a
blevile without a HUH. llu p.iiil $1 in
pOlllO COtllt )L'"tlllll).
violathd an tmnrxANVi; 1.10.1
D Hush inn aiiested Situnliiv be Chief
Koblliu lor paHllh postcis on li legiapli
posts In vlolitiou of a cilv oulluanee.
lie pilil $ in polhi i mut.
rem milli.r hw.auum i:t-tiio
bib of hi .its tut I ho Millor engagement
at tho Lvituni X'iihicilty c veiling opens
this inornUv it tin lm ollbo. .Mi .Mil.
lei will uppni in "Hamlet."
Al NPIrV TIIUUW MONKS -John
M.Nilltv was lonimlttitl to tho ooiinly
j ill ostoulaj In lltngess 1 .1 MeNil'tv.
of Olvphant Tho piliiiint Is Unused
with thiowtiig stums in tin. itslucme of
I J McNult.v.
Pi XHUAL SHRVICK.-Tho funoial of
Miss Julia O'Coniiiu was hold vestcidiy
aftoinoon tiom tin Msldiuio of hu
itrunilmntlu i Mrs Marntet Oi'onnur,
IIJ New htiooi and was pihato Iniii
niont was niiido in tho e'ulliedial unio
tci roMMiT-rni: mi:i;tin(j-'iiu -, nuai
tnniinlttio who uirmctil tho i li liratl n
In honor of the homo-ooinliiff of th Thir
ueuth HK'Ini'iit, will unit this nf tot no n
it 3 otlock In tho bond of ttiulo looms
All itriotmtH foi the tecentlon will bo
( lOhXll
AVKJ'K'S n.CHANlli:rt-At tho Suar..
ton c'loailnu hotiso last wtcK tho e
clinnccH woto ns follow it Monday ji'y,.
iw Tuonlin, JiMiljni. U'iUncnlu.
SriTOTuO'., Thuinliy, Sl.'.'S.Til; Pridnv,
SlTb.niT.DJ, 13aturila, Jll.OlsO! Inliu, Jl,
015 433 00
MI1.ITAMV SUPI'P.It -A intUtaiy sup.
pet will bo i;lo'i by tho ladle." ol Oruo
Lvithoian chiiuh on TiiOHday ovoni'if;
lrom C to 9 o'clock A fieu phonornpli
cntertalnmint will bo r.en duiiiiK mid
after onpper liourt". .. rrtitm will r.Uo
be scred
PPIJIJO UX'Trili: Pato1 Notion. ('.
S D. of Now Yoik flty. will doller n
public hettirp at tho l.jccitii) tomorrow
iilBht at S n'tlook on "Clulstlnn KcIcik-o
nnil Common Sun(? Tho upoiker Is H
luomlKr of tho C'lilMlui Siknoo lulor
imllonul Hoard of l.oLiuioxhlp
MAN AND MOPNT KSC'APi: i: H
Smith of Wont Soumton mounlid on a,
n Siiatildlng blojclo nus inn down on
Spiute Htiiot Siturilu) nlKbt but both
lie and hln whrel cxcupitl Injuiy pf uny
holt. Tlienicldont w.ih brouiit about b
.Mr. Smith's tiirnlnt: nut sharply from
bililnd one waKm tllnrfj, in fiont of an.
ether
HAS KKTPKNP.r) M ijor V S. MIL
J.tr. Iiihpcctor of tin rh io brigade, Na
lljnnl attnrd of P. m .l iiiin, rutuipotl
H.itiinliy fiom n tin . tin; tour of In
cpoctlonn In VIIUar.inpoii and llaiiiK
liurif. Ho Inspected omp.inlin of lh
Boventh and Twelfth tetilm-'iitH nnd te-
OES
J O X
UnionuM)I-"abe:l
lioilrt an eellont ulutc of affairs po far
im ho Iins ifono.
WON'T H1V12 PP -Josiph Coif a, n col
nnil labotir. win committed to llm I'litin
tv Jail S itiinla) iiIkIii ny Alderman
I low i for tin hit rein of n watch. Ho
wiim helping n p.irtv to mine and took a
ladli s' Kohl wntih valued at KS from n
hitif an ilrnwit lie inliiiltH tho theft tut
Hlollcllv u fuses to .slit bark Iho w.ttth
or toll wb it 'io did with It
MP.iriINU TilMllllT - I'wtnH-two
iMiiiu Hindi. I wont oiih Heiubllcan nnd
on.. iJ'imurat, hIuikiI u littltloii H itur
dt i!l.li i: foi u "pedal mietl'i.T to ho
belli this ovenln foi tin pitrpiihO of elect -IliK
u ot rollrl.or Jn aetoiilnnco theio
with 1li. cull was Ihsiiod The Domoerat
who "Iminl Is Pi id Phillips of tho IJIev
enth ami Iho two llepublloans who ('Id
tint lrii nto Ail im fcliioedu and llu
lati" T IVHow
Pllll IPI'l.Ni: HlX'UPir." -Six men
wete suoiii in at the leciultlntf station
on Spline Htirot S.illltdiy and out oT the
sl lour elided to go to Iho Philippine
lnl mils Thu drtall wns ii nt to J'hll i
ililihli where thov will Ik otittlttid
l wo, l , John P I)i!s o-iiu mboi of
i oiiipnin ' P Thirteenth tiitlnicut Pon'i
sImiiiIii Volunlior liilnnit find Mi
di let P tliskcdlh LA-tneinlii i of om
piii II Thlruonth I ultnl Stalls In
fntitr both of tioianton will ko to Poit
( olunibii" Now Voi It harbot to onti i the
inoln fienlei In Culu Tlio foul who
will fio to tin I'hillpplti' s an IMwanl li
Hi Hi" Moosli . I wis Itii hauls and
Thom.iH II Cantwoll Sirantoii and
I)wer 1. Sqlilei l.itlitnie. Pa Ihey
will bo sent fiom Phlliid. lphli to S in
Plain in o i to ombiik this week
BANNER YEAR IN
FOREIGN EXPORTS
The Laigest Ever Recorded Our
Domestic Expotts Renched the
Enormous Sum of $1,210,201,013.
Impoits the Smallest Since the
Year 1885.
Washington Aim II .'I The llrnl
i.ii of Ivk wus tho b.inni i Mat of
tin fnii'lKli Undo of tin Pnltoil State",
mil epoits lioiiiK the I.iiBost i(i ro
(oi dod foi a Hko pulod nud out Irn
pnits eooillonall.s small Aeioiillni?
to u (oiiiii(heiihlM upoit Just iiio
iatp(i b Mr PiankM Illtt hi oik, chief
of the seitlon ot foulmi niatkots of
tin- nKiiciilttual ilopartiuiiit, the total
value .i mi domestli oxnoits it ached
ihe iti.iiniou sum of J1.J10 ".H 11 !, ex
. oodillK the li'dilll IllC.lkillli IlKtiies- of
lh. piocodlnj; jiat bj $1?S,JS1110 On
iho othi'i hand liupotts duiln lOO
weie (hi sniallost iul IS"."!, their
value helnK ?61B,04S C'l n doclinc of
$14S,fin.7.-.s from the tlRtnos of 1S'I7.
Hioadlj stated forovoiv iloll.u swoith
of toreiRii iiieif nnndLe bioiiuht Intu
tin Pnitid ..iiit ps two (lolhus wotili
if oin piodtKts found a nmkot
ahioad Oiu domoslii oportt- lom
piml with inn imports showed .in ( x
i ens of VH,jij jvi. or more than twice
tho pv i ss fm 1Mi7, which was the
luiKOht neioulv li'iioitid
An Inliu stiiiK fni t devoloped liv tho
lojiort ot Ml Hltihuick Is tho lnire,is
In tin. I'M'oits of nKiliultuial pioiluits
b"ltiK TH ! 5 pei iint of the total or
-i "fiT.ii I'.' a khIii of noaily J" per cent.
im i liT 1'xpoits of this class 'ilo
hhow a Kiiatir Ruin pinporiiiinattly
than umi-.iRiii tilttiial e.xpuits (Hu
pun basis of fmelKii UKiietiltui.il jnn
ilui ts m 1S! atnoimtid to onlv $'U
.' ilT'.iO as (ompaied vvltn $40iTMPx
In 1'iT, a iloci ease of SSC TiTii bT2. or
aliuii per cent The value of the
Aiiioiiein farm ptonucts sent abioail
dtiilni? IMS was much mote than ilouhlo
that of our nKilcultur.il imporln, tin
i M pss nf tho fm iner over tlio litt.r
.iiiiouiitlnir to $.".41216,140. In 1R1T the
(ii-s on the side of the tiKi kultutnl
(pmts vas onl.v '.'..Ss : 72." and in the
p.iis Itnmodiatelv pieiedlng yt 111
smaller
In Bieadstuffs.
The total Milue of the buadhttlffR
.sent abio.ui itdvaiuoil fiom Jl'iT.'iT.-'lii
In 1S3T to $".'!3,viT,119 In isy In wheat
and lloui alone time us a Knln of
nenil $100,000 001) While enoi minis
Kain-. resulted In put fiom the
lilKher juices that pi c ailed, theie was
at the same time an Imuoitant in
(Hnsp in the nutintllv shipped Tho
total whe.lt shipments ,. 14S.231.2ni
bushels, lioai lv double the quantity p
poited in 1S1T AveinKins the ppoit
piho at I'S ". (ents pet bushel t lie alue
was JU'.U'it.tMS, a gain of "."i.TfU.lSl
ov. i 1 vtT. when tho .uoi.iko pihe was
To i (inH pei lutshil and the total
values $'j1iJ0,1TS AHhmiKh our o
jimts of wheat lloui did not Incieaso
vetv ninth in (tiantlt duiltiK 1v). tho
Kain In value ns a lesult of the lilKher
pilce.s amountid to 1.1!,'il'i,371 DuiIiik
1V)S the opoit in Ice iiMiaRod as high
as $151 pti baud, makliiK the total
valuo or the shipments s'i.2fi3 71S as
(omp nod with $"."..'J14.34T fot 1S9T, When
the av ot aire pike pel ban el was only
TiSi. In the qunntltv hhlpped theto
was an Incieaso fiom 14,.'iC1,.'iJ,'. hands
to l.'.ai'itl! hailels dlllltlK the two
eai muitionod
m
RED CROSS AFrAIRS.
Tlie Committeo Is Dissolved Dis
buisements Made.
Nt w YoiK. Atnil Jt -At a meeting
ot the executive ' i nuiilttec rf the
Ann la an National Jtid l'ioh in this
t Ity tl'o committee wn dlsnived and
tin altaliH and funds of the otKinlri
tlon lnne will be tin in d over to th
National Tt(d e'los-s in Wushliislon
The niioit of the tica-uur, lleoine rf
lloldt hlmws cash lecclpts t'lO.llo. of
which $(0,091 Is set down to the credit
of the nieilcan National Ited Pitiss
itellef commihsion of New Yoil;. nud
$lt.T32 tn donations by Huns nrd in
dlvidiinls: cash dlsbtnsemeiits, f.',TJ4,
leavlnp; a balance of $7,410
Amoni; the dlshnrhCmentM wore the
folluwIiiR. Chit kitn uiK.i I'll It Ktallon,
5.10.7S4: J.uksuinlllc. Pla , Htation, yj -11
H II. Wninet. agent, Washing
ton. SC'-'Ti filiromla Red Cioss woilc
In Philippines. $3,noo. American Na
tional Ueil CiofcE, .Santiago, t,rM.
niiiiian National Tied Cross, Jia.
anti. 2.500 Porto nico station. ICf.C?.
Kov. o j. Nave, asor.t, Kort Mcl'hor
son, Ga S2,lo"i,
Ster.uiev Ella Aulves.
Now orl', Am II 21 -The Muiimiii line
hltanirr Klla ntrmil tnday fiom Jiina'u.i
(llbaia ami NuivIIiim. Cuba She broiuiht
loi t j pausing, is. all but two of whom
were illsehairfed tmd fuilotiKiiod ollleeis
and Fiibllirs Theie was alto u deHerto
oii bo.nd who will be placed under dWtt
at the pin Ho was a member of tho
hospital corps at Nouvltas
Tut f man's Suicide.
Memphis, 't'enu . Apill u-'j'he lemalus
of Colonel M Lewis Clark tho wldolv
known tuifnun win. (ommltled suicide
yesterday In his loom at Caston's hotel,
woro taken to Louisville tonight It ts
understood a public funeial will take
pluco tn that city tumounvv
Smoku The l'ocono 5c. Cigar.
BISHOP JOYCE'S
VISIT TO ELM PARK
ADDRESSED LARGE AUDIENCE
ON TOREION MISSIONS.
Wondetful Intensity of Putposo
nnd Qtasp of Detail Chnincterlzes
the Man His Love of the Wotk
of Missions In China Would
Rather Be Mlsslouaiy Than a
Bishop Described His Two Ye.iis'
Tilp In Eastern Asia Spoke lor
One Hour and Twenty-Nine Min
utes. To an audience which taxed the full
capacliv of tho Ki.at audltoiluin ol the
IMiii Pink Methodist chuii h, mshop
.lovoe. or til- Methodist ihuich of the
l'nltoil States, last niRht told the vvon
deiitil Htoi of his two vents visit to
tho mission Holds jf Japan. Colon and
Chlnu. In that vast attdietu o weie
mail) who had a son daueuiei. near
oi distant lolatlve now at wotk In
those far nlf lands and nii niav will
believe thov weie Intel ested lie talk
ed for one limn and twentv-nlne min
ima s, sto.iililv tapidlv and undi r the
whole petliid had the dose attention
of Ills audieiii e
Manj who had not pieliut"l heaid
the bishop woio awmo of ills over
pow eiing doslie to ko to China to wotk
In the mission Held theie and wore
full.v peistiiidod last nlfcht whj lie was
so taken tni with the wotk i'tuther,
tlio leadilv undoiJ-tood the tetison
such a woudeifiii Impetus had been
given the mission wotk In the oast In
the visit of tlio bishop Ihoro fiom lSifi
to IS')). He himself (jualutlj descilbos
his siicoss b savlliK ho ' thought hf
had lost his si.pses Hi in Ills gieat
enthusiasm had askni loi ten moie
men. Ills suceessui isinp Cranston,
u 'cool, level-headed fdlow ' onlj ask
fil for twoiilv illteitlv wliPti lie ar
lived on tho giotind
nothei indlr ution of the Wondorflll
ni.iKiieth powot In him and the kllp
he lias upon the wotk his heart Is
w tapped up In was ov idonced at the
Close of the set v In Just boforP ho
finished speaking; the bishop remark
ed in a casual wav that a tnissiomry
nt Chang Tu had wilttm him asking
foi ".ton to piudiase Insii umonts for
the pin pose of leai hing Ihe vouiik men
(onveits si li ni e (If a veilt the
bislioji tan now get seveial sets at
the late of $100 apiece
HIS INTIUHM'CTOUY HHMAHKis.
Ill ills lntroiliu tm j Hlshop Joyce told
how tlie whole Chtlstlun world was in
toiostod in foiolgn missions an. then
descilbeu how the- work was. behiK done
and In what sort of women and men.
No one' should bee iime possossc d of tho
idea that onlv half piepired woikus
went theie All were full eciulpped
and hlghlv idinated the lesult of
a colli go tt .lining oi seiulnnn tiain
Iiirf This did not apply exclusively
to Methodist missions, but to all de
nominations and luithetmoio all wuc
w oi king llieie together in the utmost
hainionv
"Moduli niLdon wotk is the gioat
i "t etitoipils. amoiiK mill." he hnld.
Tlieie was Hudson Talm hmd of the
Chlm Inland Allusions, who w.t" given
t'jwi.nif) Lv one man on tin londltlons
tint it be used only In i vangeli7lnr?
and to be spent in eight eai" Manv
nils-sionailes suppml tluni-dves and
theli woilc but vast amounts of nimieV
ate going til Tp and colli ge "diool-,
hospitals 1 1( , aie being built You
hoar sinne one r 15 It Is usi less to
give. There is no success' That pei -"on
Is not Mimlllltd to speak. Pven
deiK.vnien hive spoken along Midi
lines. 'Oh! If they could only go
tlieie and tee the wink done,' haid the
speaker.
'Plevlous to 1x96. one bishop wis
ont each enr to visit the Ktstein
sia mission held In 1x90 it was d.
cldod to give each bishop two yeats,
and I was the first sent out" (ontliiiKd
the bishop "1 had not been out eight
months, before I wiole bick and askid
fo four j ears Of coutso thev would
not let me stnv, but 1 sivv Hlshop
Ctanston mv t-uccessor oft, nnd I told
him if he got Milt to lit me know and
I would start the next clav.
"If I was a young man of J!" jeats,
I would bo a inlssoiiaiv In China. I
would lather b" a missionary than
bishop, client as-i Is tlio honor and
pi nud a" I am that I am a bishop, I
would lather be a nilsslonaiv. I want
to go to Shanghai, tlio gitewnv to
Hnstein Asia and open n pi luting
house, tinnslate and pi hit the wind of
flod mil send it light Inio the icady
liddb of nod's gieatest vinov.-uu
s-cARCirv or woi:ki:i:s
In China. HV.,010 001). In Japan 43
Oou.ooo, and In Koua 1. OuO.000 of hu
man souls, and onlj J.000 wnikers.
Sliaughal Is tlie dooiwaj to all that
gnat win Id of humanity. I would es
teem It thu gieatest honor to be theie."
The bi"hop cm i led Ins heiueis in Im
agination fiom Yokolutna, Japan,
iluough the Japanese missions, tluough
tin Km cm missions. Into the China,
missions His dohctiptlnu was. beauti
ful, but tlie point of the great work
ami tlio gi.iud lesults so tin were al
wavr Mipoicv idont. He paid a jjiand
tilbutc io tlie woikeis mentioning pr.
W. 1. Scianton and his molhei John
II Mott. Mi and Mis W Noble,
Louis-a P.oekwillei and many others
well known heie He also suggested
that tlie Clulstiaus heie rend John II.
Molts book on "Tno Stiatcgle Points
in tho Woild's Conitiet"
the
sarsapanlla
which
made
sarsaparilSa
famous
When in Town
m Come .ind see us if you want anything nude of China 3
J Glass or Silver, if it has merit we have it. The past few years
S money has been scaice people bought the poorest goods made,
S because they were low in price, the best wares are the cheapest 2r
Cj 111 nit Wliu. will ei uui .r).-U I UIICl JIHS Ul s?II.UU LV 11 1 1 1 CI
$5 Sets, they aie low in price hut m.idc ol tne best mateiial.
S
"5
VvxvarVlaA .
Millar & Peck,
Mwmmmwmmmmmmmmwmm
He unoke of the mpilenn flag in
China of having seen It . 000 mile" in
land in Mi -t chin i and In ivfeiiing
to tin sight, his emotion almost be
lelt him of siieeih Contiuultiir he
said
Theie are two national digs T love
the ot hem I respect (live me tlie
Mais nnd Stilpos and tho t nion Jink
mil I inn siiniomelv lunuiv. fti uhei-
r til" two aie found Cod ind ilght-
iiiusiiess have a dutiui Uul.nl b
ihise two gieat nations, We will change
tlio tieiul ol tin world and lnlug kIoi-v"
to Cod
' Pour mouths ugo 1 thought then
would be no p. t tit ion ol Chlnu. Now
1 believe there will, Hinee Hilglum nnd
ll.ilv uto In Cod will loss China Into
tho lap of the nations anil whthci
Wo Will ot Will not tlie Monuoli.ins mo
coining hue by tho bundled thousands
Chlni will bo spilt HSiiud.'i and over
nnd above the other powei will bo
soon tlio Stais and Stiipe-s and tho
Cnlon Jaok Now we want voting men
and .voting women educated and equip
ped to go out and woik "
In "plte of the place and the day at
th- rlei once to the two Hogs Mibdued
but nono tho loss enthusiastic' applause
gi ootid the speakei At the close of
the seivlce a geni"rnl meeting was giv
en til bishop
RELIGIOUS NEWS NOTES.
Kev J II Sw.ct secretin v ol the W -inning
icnfueiai Is In Hlnghamtoii N
Y piopiiing tin mlnutos of the ncuit
sessions In 1st at Kingston
nvnngellst Wilson of Rkpii Iticlge eon
ducted n well dtteiidts.1 mmini, in Simp
sou Methodist lipbeopal chuidi vest, t
dav altunoon at 1 n doc k
Itev S V Matthews of the I Usi Rap.
il"t diureh, fonduettd the usual "otvlios
of tin cong-ieg.it Ion vestordij morning
iinrl evinlng In the Welsh Hmtlst diiin h.
Itev C. 12 Itoblnson, of the Set ond Pros.
hMoiltiti church, oxcrnngeil pulpits with
Hev John P .Moffat, of the W ishburn
Stint Pr.sbvtorlan churili .visteiday
tnoining
Rev It V Pit no of the P. mi Ave
nui Paptlst church, and P.i Thomas do
Ciuchv of tin Jackson Stteet liaptlht
diurdi exchanged pulpits vestirdav
morning
Itev. A L Itriiner of St Mink's Lti
theian church ineachod two intcristing
sumons stotilav on tin subjects.
"Abstnlu from Plcshlv Lust" and
"Ho u only Gnu. in lime of Need '
Itev. Saniiid Lewis who occupied the
pulpit of iho P!v mouth CaiigrcKitioii.il
chinch vestenlaj, k.ivp a talk last even
ing on "A Hecent Visit to Willi"," ccin
hiiiercd iruliilv lrom the standpoint of
icTUlou
Itev. James lluinlnger who has Ik en
letiirnod to the Hampton Str.el .Meth
odist Kplsonpil diureh spoke vesterdiv
inclining on "Piul s Willingness to I'n toll
it ltume ' and In the evening his sub-
I. it w is "'l he Cnpttucd Sword"
Poitv hi ins ilivotlons bepali it .St.
Pete is i.ithiili il visterila muinlng
when a pontifical hlgli mass was eel -briteel
b Ut Ucv llishop I lob in. Af
ter tin mass there was i pn.ci sslon ami
the blessed sauainint was curt led to lb.
lepnsttorj vvh.ic It will r. main durliig
the fortv bouts of devotions Hev John
Lotighran of nelbvue preached the ser
mon last night and Itev J A .Molhtt will
pre nil tonight.
The first ot a si ries ot li ilf houi piac
lloal seimons on ivudi lllo w is glvui
in the Puni Avenue Haptlst church list
evening bj Hev R V Y Pierce The
topic was Tin Young Man In Pnislness
Modern nntlioils of sutiess and failure
woie discussed and piacticil hints given
Tor tho struggling voting man In the bus
iness woild The othi r subjects to li
hpokui about are tho 'ioung Man In Su
detv in Love and in the Church " Thehe
hermoiih will supplement the plain talks
which have been given at the Lvceum
uiuUr tin ntitplies of the Young Men's
Cbilstlin association duilns the winter
months Tin t ilks aro not onlv for
voiinj. men, but foi voting ladlis as well.
The K.v James Hughes delivered the
see unci hi ,1 "hint seiies of Sunil iv ovin
Ing (liixoiusth list night In the Prtsl.v
teilin eiuipil, ilains aviiiuo and Now
"Xoik siitet. His subjict was the woik
of tin Women s Clulstlnn Tempei nice
union Atler giving some account of tho
iih,iii and proguss oi Un socletj iiud
the griat iifod of the constant advoiacy
ot tomporinic pilndplcs and tho nlnim
lng increase of the manufaetuie and con
sumption of Intoxicating ill Inks, he ad
vocated kind, persistent judicious tie.it
muit of tho question on the p irt ot tem
pi r nice advocates Ticklo the Intemper
ate mini ns If ou weie determined to
listen him How often ou ho,n loud
.1. nuticlatlons of di iiikiiuuss but law
seldom vou heat of kind poison il clfoit
to save the diunkard
The niKiiiilzatlon of a pilosts eholr in
Hu .Scranton dloecs-, tlio movcniiiit to
waid which wis set mi loot "ovcial
weeka nun has been cijinpleud and the
follow Iiik utile pis i lei ted President, Hex
J A Motlltt of Tavlor sec ri tarj R.-v
C J (iniikPl of Wllkes-llaiie, tii.n
uii r Rtv P I ('iilunaii of Pltlhton dl.
Kctni. )r J J Mason of Wllkcs-i,iiii
Xbiiut one hundred men attended tho
afternoon meeting held vesteulav ut the
looms In tlie t.nunsiv building, occu
pied bj the Young Sleti s Clnlhtlau asso
ciation as temporal v hoadqualtors Sec
It tar) Mahv addlcsseil Hie inn ting. Ills
topic wns "Keep Tlivsclf Pure" The
iihsoclatlnn mihcstia asslsled in the ser
vice "leneturv Mahv siiko of the famile
and Its suiioimiilngs whcieln lovo mid
puilt) dwelt and lontiasted this with
the fanillv wheieln sin lolgued Ho then
Mieilco of the Inllin men vvhlih would
stiengtlieii en disturb the good mm Im
pute stoilis books etc are to be avoid
ed The mind should oo.'tml the- emo
tions flood books hlioulil be read and
thought about and i,ood conip mloin
sow-lit nftci Tho phv slinl health should
be consldi ml. 'Ihe perf. ct man was he
who solved Cod ulld obevid Ills cmn
ininilmenth -
Biiher Held foi Munler,
Halllinoie April JT -Joseph llivan SS
5., ns old, a eeilniid balhor Is linked up
elurgicl with the muidii or Mis Muiv
Pji k also loloied The couple had been
living together and nuuiid.d Divan
slashed the woman s thioat with a. butdi
ei s knife almost deciipltating he'
Mjs. Winslow's Soothing Syiup
.liu liaul irmiiili, tnr hlllliti.in.
in llir u.-" .....v- .". .,. ,hllll,Jj'.l
Sold by DriiBKlms In eveiy part of the
woild Ho sure and ask for "Mn. inu.
low a Soothing Sviup," and take no other
kind. Twenty-live cents a battle.
Has been ued for nvei PfPTV XPAnt
b MILLIONS of Mul'ilintS foi their
CIHLimPN WHILi: TPLTIJINU W 1 ,
pnupp.cT Hi'ccnsH u .soonins tho
CHILD POPTHNS tho (IP.MS. ALLAXS
nil PAIN t'l'IUW WIND COLIC ,, ,5
I3A Wyoming Avo.
"Walk In and look around '
OFFICERS PRESENT
AT DIVINE SERVICE
ATTEND TO PREVENT AN OUT
BREAK OF ANY KIND.
Some of the Membeis of the Con
giegatlon of the Italian Catholic
Church of Dunmoie Objected to
a New Rule with Refeience to the
Renting of Seats and Tlneatened
to Toice Theli Way Into the
Chinch Yestetday Morning OfU
ceis Nipped Theii Demonstintlon
in the Bud.
fillet of Police Dleih", of Diiinilore
and seven of Ills olliieis attended mass
In tlie Italian Catholic chinch on Spell
er is hill, Dunmoro, vesteidav morn
ing It was the pet vice of the om
liiunltv rathe i than the eivUe of Cod
that hi ought them to the ptettj little
e hutch which eoinmaiuls such a inagnl
lie out view of the boiotigh and v.illej
The pieseiire of the otllceis piovuited
a seonc of elisorclu. It nothing win so.
'Ihe failure of ceitnln membeis of
the longti gatlon to pa their shiie
lowaid the supioit ot tin- chinch Is at
tile bottom of the tumble. Those who
have conti United to the supped t ol the
chuidi decided lecentlv that all of the
members of thu congreition must Ivu
the. il mite aim with this end in v lew
dec Ided to lent tlie pews lm a small
sum to eacli adult male in the ioiimo
gation and whoevei did not avail him
self of the opportunity to sopiue a pew
would be cjeuled admittance to the
churc h.
Yesteielay the new older of things
went Into effect
When the now mle was piomulgated
It caused much dissatisfaction umong
those who wanted their icliglon with
out cost and thov vowed thov would
entei the chuidi vesteidav by foice, if
necessai j
That was the le.ison Chief Dlorks
and his men were on hand.
When they arrived they were given
"eats in the bodv of tho church and
soon after a number of the opponents
of the new mle in lived and when they
weie tefusod admission In the chinch
they gathered outside nnd began to
make n demoiihtiatlon
It lasted but a moment.
Chief Dlctks luuried his men nut or
the building and nipped the outbicalc
in the bud
The- discontented ones weie dispel sod
veiy eiisllv, the oflleeis not even llnd
Ing the use of theli clubs necesfc.nv
While this events weie going on out
side, mass was being colebiated within
to a verv devout i ongiegation
1 or feat those cilspeiseel In iho moin
Iiik would lettiin later in tho div and
damage the ediilee. oftlcprs guaided the
building jpsteielay and last night
The leading men of the congiegatlon
say the men who ate now opposing the
new mle will see the wisdom of it us
soon as thov r.ilmlv tellect on the situ
ation Theie is no danger of fuithet
tioublo thov sav
COUNTERFEITERS' CASE.
No New Developments at Lancaster.
Cigais Aie Seized.
Philadelphia, Apiil 23 Theie weie
no developinpnts todav in tho coiintPi
feltlng plot which was uneaitlied in
tills city last week Chief of the Seeiet
Seivlce division John F. Wllkle, Cap
tain of the Societ Service William J
Huiiis and I'nlted States District At
torney James M Heck went to Lan
caster this afternoon and letuineel to
this clt late tonight. On their in rival
heie each of them lefused to sav an
thitig about theli visit to Lancaster.
Kneh of the government ofllclnls c al
lied a small satchel, but It could not
be learned whether they contained
counterfeit pi ites or not
Rumois ure still being cliculated
that furtliu .niests will be made, and
when the tluee otlldals weie ques
tioned they ii fused to tnlk about the
mattet ee opt to sa that no addltiounl
wnti.mts had been Issued It Is under
stood, liowevei, t licit two warrants at.
out foi the in i est of persons unknown
to jn one but the societ seivjce peo
ple Tlie Interna! n; venue ofllclals are
still making a thorough seaich foi
eignts with bogus stamps At Neiuls
town todav Interna! ipventie deputies
seized O",000 cigins which had ceimii
fiom the now lanious fat tot v known
as No .'1741
Louisville Apiit .'3 Colic ctul C. 13.
Sapp has seled 10 000 clguis, the boxes
in which the.v woio packed healing
onuntoifelt slumps Toui thousand
eluiiis wore soUed In New Albany, Ind.
THE MISSOURI RISING.
Now Above the Danger Point.
Squatteis Seek High Gxound.
Kansas Cltv, .ln Apill .'1 -Tlie Mis
sotirl ilvei tonight In ihiee Inches
above tlio danger lino, the government
guage leglstciing Jl ,! feet This is a
rise nf eight inches since Satuiday
morning Tlio ilvci Is still tislng and
us thu i in lent Is exceedingly stinng,
serious damage to piopeitv in tho low
lunds may lesult.
Pnimois and niuuttorH spent tho elav
moving iheh pioperty to hishei
giound
RIOT THREATENED.
Alia n la (ii. Apill .'3 - l lux enter
Cnndloi tonight ordeied out tin eight
conipmles of tho l'lflh Infantij (stnte
mllltla) utailoned heie to guard the
Pulton iouiu Jail in Atlanta.
A repoit iPaelifd tho gownim ilmlnpT
the afternoon tint n, mob nf1 people
fiom Woolsey and Pajetteville wen
tomlmr to Atlanta to I; nch (looii W
Keilln1who'muiVoied Mis. IVtirl Knott
sexeial days ago, nnd who was lust
JONAS LONG'S SONS.
We Begin
Tomorrow
A sale of Maiuifacturers' Samples of
Tailor-Made Suits, Skirts and Jackets
recently purchased by our new buyer
Mr. B. H. Foote--a man with much
knowledge of what is good and what is
bad in women's garments.
They are from the very cream of ma-
( kers and represent
season s styles.
Mr. Foote chose his patterns from the
cloths the garments being made up to
his order. Kxclusiveness predominates
in many instances there being but one
or two garments of a kind.
As to prices They will never have
been so low for dependable goods.
The whole story This afternoon and
tomorrow.
Her Majesty's Corset
liavel the world over, look into the leading shops of Pails,
London, Berlin and New Yoikand ou II find "Hei M.iicUvs Cor
set" leDresentinc the Inchest exponent of the corset art. There is
absolutely nothing made to compare with it at any puce. I
Fust of all it retains its shape under anv and all conditions, (
and provides the most pel feet contour coupled with ease and grace
of stvle and comlort for wear of any corset known to the trade. S
To those ladies xvho look upon the best as none too good
we commend "Her Majesty's Corset.' We show a lull line of
styles and sics and guaiantee lit.
Jonas Ion
OLD AND
lilt HILL A' SOX
will do all kinds nl'
Dental work al
lower prices limn
an) other Dentist in
Scranton.
Wo have lioen In Scnn
tnn ovi r Pi ve ns we n
heie now we Intend to
staj In r. Our lm-lii. s
Is not a in. a i in ac
Wn will not tin wmk ti -el
iv th it on c in t i all
us to account foi touioi
ow. XX'e compet. with
the die ip aelvortlsing
dentists who are here to
day and s. no toniouow,
but we do not compire,
our work Is a contl i.
So do not m ike a mi",
take, nil our opt ratios
aro c pcrts of skill and
eporle nee and not mele
students Still out pilef s
are lower than tlie low
est Pewaro of lmrostcis
in el
ieelh beciii se the aie not tliu.ncl dlv
thov " The nlsw.t Is as XX. hiv.
I'ultcd Stati s ami wo lu.v out supplies at wiion-aii tin i -i .o woiulei we inn
give beltci pile es thin nnvone ds lis poile nee lounts also , nd wo have ei
liince besides out diplomas Don l bo buuintil, t,i t the In st tin most i, liable, the
most iomfoital.il and the most dui.ible 'llu newest m, Hinds' The latest appli
cations' 'Iho best iMleilils' Tin se aie atti ii tloas worlli consldoilug Pi -sides
nervous enplc unci tin so with hcari we ikii.ssi in hive theli l.oth tilled or
crowned with absolute safetv and positive lv without plii 'o nice Iho onlv
li illv up to date Dental esiu'dlsiimoni In Noitln isi.m i'e nnsv lvanla leeth o
tractlng In the morning and n now sit furnMncl in llu- alf.iinon Is an old pun
tlce of ouis AX o no t ti uilgmal all othois ,ne nit it liuitatois ' aie tho otU
Inators of vitalUed all
ALBANY DENTISTS, Over First National BaiS
S1LVERST0NE. li EYE SPECIALIST
321 Lackawanna wuiu
Upstairs OverLauer & Marks.
Theie aie Injllllous glasses vvliuh aie
to be avoldoil as much as tli helpful
ones ate to be sought Tli best thing
to do is to consult blLVHRSToNi:, the
eve specialist He Is able to do vou
good Manj poisons have greallv Im
palieel vision because the.v do not at
tend to their eyes 111 time Sllvustone
the pje specialist has a lecotd of S 000
ellffeiont names, to whom he can refer
vou tor leleienee foi his good woik
Tho lowest piles chaiged lor specta
cles and eve-glasses Ho sublets
flames and duplicates lensis on shoit
notice
Reim nun t th" nunie and place
SILVERSTONE
HIP
EYE SPECIALIST
321 Lacka Ave , Ovrr l.uuer & Mark
nlAli' pirn ed in jail let .- to escape mob
law in Pavitte cutintv
MINOOKA.
The nnialeur base bull stason was
foimally opened josteidaj in u game
between the loutl team und the .a
l nous. lloth teams did falilv well,
considering tho fact that neither club
has had any piactlee A southpaw
twhler named Ciojaii, who halls I mm
the blue glass legions of Keuuickv
was given a tilal bv Mauager .nidge
but ho did not show up as well as ex
pected and moved easy for the op
posing batsmen, who did xei) rlfeillve
woik wltli the stick Tlie contest was
maiked b ho.U batting and loose
plulug. Tlie home club wns defeated
by thu scute of U to 0.
T. J Roland, of Kansas City. Mo,
Is visiting his biolher-ln-luw, Junius
i:dvards.
JONAS LONG'S SONS.
the choicest of the
RELIABLE,
Sec the I.oxv Price.
Full Set, $4. Full Set, $4
Albany Dentists.
g9s Sons
FULL SET TEETH $.300
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES $3.00
TEETH EXTRACTED TREE
GOLD FILLINGS 75c
SILVER FILLINGS 50c
AMALGAM FILLINGS 25c
GOLD CROWNS i?a.00 to S5.00
OTHER CROWNS S1.00 each
VITALIZED AIR 25c
ihul.it.ins who e in nffonl to unn mr
responsible How inn we do l tti thin
i iliutal otll. In in ilv iv.tv dtv In lie
TAKE TIMC BY THE FORCLOCK.'
Car load Just arrived All ctyles,
nnd price's the lowest Workmanship
guai ante ed even on
THE CHCAPER GRADES.
Keep us In mind and jou won't re
giet giving us jour patronage you
will get goods as represented giving
vou oui easy teims of pajment oi veiv
lowest ptloes for cash. Immense stock
of Household Goods Stoves. Caipets.
Iron Hods etc-. Five laigo doors full
to tht colling at
TI,os Ko'ly's Stons, vttlZWL
BABY mm ID GO-CfiRTS
Wi? Haue Removed
Tempoianlv to i ;S Penn ave
nue, dining it-pans and alteia
tions at oui market. All
ouleis will he piomptly tilled.
W. H. PIERCE
Telephone 07'2.