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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-THURvSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1901.
6..
WEST SCRANTON
FOOTPADS
ARE ACTIVE
HAVE MADE LINDEN STREET
VERY DANGEROUS.
Officer Should Be Stationed There
Until tho Street Is Snfe for Pedes
triansIdea of mi Eisteddfod nt
tho Pan-American Exposition Is
Received with Much Pavor Pro
gramme of Christian Endeavor
Union Meeting Puneral of Mrs.
Corey Notes and Personals.
The attention of thu pioper author
ities Ia culled to the noecHHlty of pro
viding better riollco piotectlonto pedes
iriuns who liavo occasion to hsu ttio
H.lndcu street brldffu after duik. Of
2ate a number of hold-ups lmvo boi'it
reported from that vicinity, and In
view of that fact It would seem ad
visable that on olllcer should bo u
nlBhotl to tlwit street, at least until
fueli tlmo nst this practice of hrullnu
people up has been broken tip.
The primary object of tho IilntU-n
Urtet brltlKa was to affont a. shorter
route from tho central city to the
north of 'West fc'cranton. and Miner the
structure was built many ne'-v hoiuut
Jiave loon established wltliiu oay au
febs of West Linden street. In ronse
tiucnuo hundreds of persons travel over
that route every day and nlfdit to thlr
y ork.
Air.ons the number might l cited
t-mployvs of tlio Dickson works, tin?
pCut and Dolt woiks, the Scntnton
ftovo works, tlio court house, muntrl
jial building1, newfcpaper oillcos nun
snany other places adjacent to Linden
htieet. Of thia ntimber many have w
nsirni to return to tiielr himies Iut tit
tilelit. and while the louto is In ItHMf
t-oiiipwhat lonely, there should be ample
D'ollce protection afCorded to insure tin
mfety of pedestrians. The Linden
s-tteet bildgo has become so notori
ously dangerous that people take ruin-"
Ho avoid it whenever possible- after
Haik. The stationing f mi ofltrer cm
Hi.it street will restore Its uscfulenss.
This Is a matter which should re
rp.vp. immedlato attention. With our
Miiall police force it Is not possible to
jiroporly pofice all of our sticets. but
ilipie is no reason why tho mail ai--i
fries of tho city should ti it lie iea?on
nbly safe.
Pan-American Eisteddfod.
The siiRRfxilloii made lelatlvo to tlio
f Ulng aside of a day for the Welsh
AEOUTTHIS (COUGHS
TIME LOOK JyWti Tc
out tor I aild COLDS
TAKE
DUFOUR'S FRENCH TAR.
Clearance Sale of Our
Entire Knit Goods Stock
It is utterly impossible to quote prices for this sale
and do justice to the goods offered. Besides the va
riety is infinite and at best wc could only touch a
few items out of so mauy, that quotations would be
valueless.
We May Say, However,
That the price cuts iu every iustance are strong and
deep, that nothing has been spared in the general
sacrifice, and that buyers at this department duriug
the next ten days can count on saving at least 25c
on every $1,00 spent, while at the same time they
get the newest and best Ku't Goods of every descrip
tion that the world has to offer.
Among the Many
Tempting Lots Offered Are
3T 1HP of Ladies' Knit Skirts, full length and width,
LUll3 aud best finish, The color list is com-
plete.
A New
are elegaut in appeaaauce, cozy and beauti
fully finished.
I flHlP' Fascinators, all colors, all styles, all sizes,
IwdUlvJ all qualities, and all reduced in price for ten
days.
fflftPQ e uew "Umbrella" style in fine wool
vd.yL3 zephyrs, etc. They're both fashionable aud
beautiful.
Other
items include
Fine Ice
made easier.
The Sale ' Started Yesterday and Will Con
tinue Ten Days Only.
Globe Warehouse
pcopln during tho Pan-American Im
position nt Duffnlo Is very favorably
received by the peoplo of "Wen Hcran
ton, nnd tho matter will undoubtedly
culminate in a grand national eistedd
fod durliiK the cumins summer In the
city of lliiftnlo.
It will be recalled that during tho
V'orld'u Fair at Chicago ons of tho
"blugcst" days of tlio exposition was
whet' the crouton Choral union was
nwanlcd the chief prize In the choral
competition, and tho proposition for mi
eisteddfod duilug tho Pan-American
Exposition will undoubtedly receive
the pioper support in this city.
A heady a number of tho choristers
nrd followers of the eisteddfod nro
talking, of organizing choirs to enter
the competitions, if the matter is de
rided favorably, and a lepotltlon of tlio
rehearsals and details incident to the
Wild's Pair Is looked for In the
nrnr future.
Y. P. S. C. E. Meeting.
Tin following programme has been
ni tanged for the "Soul Savers' moot
In." which will be hild In tho Wash
burn street 1'icsbyterl.in church this
evening, beginning at S o'clock.
AMliain WusM'irn Mint C'liuuli C!iclr
scilpturo and Opting 1'iajei.
1 1 nun.
Ktf-ry ChtMlin HlftnM Ho a Soul S.ner.
A Irii-iiiliiulc U'ldtcw.
II.Mnn.
Tlif ju1 Nttcn' Outfit:
fa) S.inpjt1ir He. i;. A. Bol
(I,) Ijct .Uev. M. I, Vlror
(v) Illbh! Knowledge ....l!iv. Oce. I.. Mricli
ul) 1'iajrr Her. ltobeit Vt I Ijtnc
1'ltf tnlimiM en taih tcpli.
Anthem by tlio Choir and Collection
A Ptl'ioii N.-rlfe--Condui.ted by fJentsf Ct.
Mahv, general ci retaiy of the Young Men'
Cl.riitlaii a'-wnallflii a twcutj- mlnulca M.r
tlte ttlirli eiciy one Will be tajed to accept
f lirlt
lUrKtlUtioi,.
Pii-ct'iHinr the meeting1 a short busi
ness sefslon will be held to pass upon
some amendments to the constitution
presented at the last meetlns.
rur.eral of Mrs. Corey.
A liigh mass of requiem -was e!o
bratid yesterday In St. 1'atilck's
Catholic church over tho remains of
the late Mrs. Ann Corey. The services
voie held a I ! n'clnek and were con
diirt'd by Uev. V. V. I.avello. In ad
dition to many friends in attendance
tlpic was also present a large repr.-s-ntation
o the ladles' of tho Mac
cabees. The pall beareiK weiv VillIam Hag
g"rt. Herbert .McIIttle, Charles Mr
Caity, I'h.irles Short, l)cnni O'lluia
and Charles Kelly. Interment was
made in the Cathedral cemeteiy.
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
The niembois of the Tnhcrnu !"
United choir, who participated in the
Taylor elsteddtod, on Christmas Bay,
will meet this evening for a soeiabl"
time at the homo of Mis. Tliomns, No.
3Iii Eolith Hyde Park avenue. The
question of whether or not the society
will ue continued will lie considered.
Xnntlrr of the Electric City Wheel
man's popular monthly socials will be
h"ld at the club house, on Jackson
ntreet, this ccnlng. All members and
idea, aud a good otic. Ladies' Golf Jackets
in Reds, Blues, Greens aud Blacks, They
Ladies' Knit Wool Hoods.
Bedroom Slippers, Baby Leggings, Bootees,
Jackets Cape, Mittens, etc. Full lines iu
every in3tauce aud all reduced in price.
Wool Shawls in Black and White only, but
in all sizes, and prices to suit all purses
their lady friends nro invited to par
ticipate. Mrs. Marshall Smith, of Black, Wyo
ming county, returned homo yesterday
from a visit with Mr. nnd Mrs. T. K.
Price, of North Sumner ovenus.
Rev. A. U Rumor, of St. Mai it's
Lutheran church, will lecture on China
at Lelghton thin evening.
The D. and L. Dancing class .lit
conduct n social at Mears' hall on
Monday evening. Feb. IS.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Fecney, of North
Rebecca avenue, nro lejolclng over the
arrival of n son at their home.
The funeral of tho late Mrs. J. K.
Williams will take place this after
noon. A daughter has been born to Mr.
nnd Mis. Kdwnid Roberts, of Rebecca
avenue.
The T. F. ('. club of tho Young
Women's Chilstlnii association will
conduct n two-cent social In the rooms
this evening.
Willie Murphy, of -Wilglit court, won
tho $10 gold piece at St. Urendon's
drawing- Tuesday aCteinoon.
Tlio nntiual meeting of tho stock
holders of tho new Traders' Building
and Loan association will bo held this
evening at 106 South Main avenue.
Til.1 special mission services In prog-
4iti n t ITnlii P.ii -k1iit ! i4Sia it nfl I
.tend d terda I a eve, ng 'the ' '?" ff"J .lots. a new in
snvlces for women was conducted by '",' V"'? "!, i&bu l?,ZZ'
Fuller lluburt. and the attendance 1 "f "n,,,8?,,Jt,c? I lt S. '
was very gratifying.
All who patronize tlio cnterlaliimout
nt the First Welsh Haptlst church this
evening are assured of an excellent
muiicil nnd literary treat.
The remains of the lato Mrs. Michael
Flnncrty were Interred In "he Cathe
dra! cemetery yesterday.
SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.
First Euchre Game In the Series
Won by the Columbus Team.
Other News Note.
'w Hi st game in the seites of
.nines to b played for a silk flag
was played last night at Pharmacy
hal! between teams selected from the
tifiicrnl I'hll Sheridan and Columbus
tLiiucils of the Y. M. I. The Colum
bus council defeated tlio I'hll Sheridan
iouiifcI by a score of 10S to l."i points.
The Cioneral Sheridan council was
lepivsented by thu following players:
.1. 1 loach, T. .1. Gavan. M. V. O'Hoyle.
- F. Mellady. .1. F. Kennedy, J. F.
I'lilkran, P. .T. linv.ui, .?. M. Miller
find M. J. llawiiiin. Tli- t'olumbus
council was t (.'presented by 1 Men
ton. 11, Smith, T. llanley. M. Dona
ho. 1. iMoran, AV. Moore. .!. "Ward,
1 t onnolly, V. lluddy and J. Coyne.
The committee In charge consisted
01 T. .1 Folen, .lames J. Viiiighan and
P J.ornii.
Mirs Xellle Kirwln and Mr. David
f'awley. both of this part of the city.
wen united In marriage yesterday af
ternoon at 3 o'clock In St. John's
chinch by the pastor. Uev. 13. .1. Mel
lev. A laige throng of the relatives
nnd friends' of both patties wrp pres
ent the bride was beautifully attired
In a blue broadcloth gown, trimmed
with white chiffon, and carried a bou
tjuei of white hild.il ios.es.
The bridesmaid, who was her sis
ter. MKs Knte Kirwln. wore a similar
costume. After the ceremony there
was a reception at the home of Hie
biide, nt .151 Kim street. The louple.
leu on :i midnight train for Xew Voik
and other points of iiiteiest.
Mr. and Mrs. Cawioy will be at hom
In about ten days on nidge Ilo-v.
wh-io a splendidly fiirniMied home
awaits them.
Brief News Notes.
An Intel eMIng case of assault and
battery was heard In Alderman
Uuddy's otllce ycsteiday. Maiy Steiig
Ieln was the defendant and Ilosa Mori
slni the prosecutrU. Hotli ,ue cm
ployed at the S.tutruolt "-I1U mill. Miss
Morlblnt states that Mls Siengleln had
been teasing her for tlm past few
weeks and did the same yestcnlay
noon, afterwards sulking lien Alder
man Hilddy discharged the prisoner
with a seveio reprimand.
Hubert Ilanim, of Locust stieet. Is
coiillned to his home with an attack of
the gilp.
The Defender basket ball team will
pluy the Comets, of Fine Uiook, at St.
John's hall, this evening.
William McCrea, corner Fig street
and Cedar avenue, left yesterday for
the Hahnemann hospital, at Philadel
phia, to have his cars tieated.
Lackawanna camp, N'o. STIT, Modern
Voodmen of Ainetica. will meet this
eteiilng In Hnrtniau's hall.
The funeral of lllchard Leitner, who
ended his life while mentally deranged,
takes place this afternoon nt 'i o'clock
tnmi the family resldemc on Cioivn
avenue. Interment will be made In tho
Mlnookn cemetery.
OBITUARY.
Miss Mary A. Jennings.
Tin- dull! of 3II.. Wary A. .Itntilnss "i Oil;
fliert, ociuired Tuesday at midnight, after an
illpivt of ono week ulth piiuimonU. Miu "
iiiiis a.i a prominent jemu, lady ot the Xorlli
Snaiitoii Dillon of tho elly.
She ai 2") jear.1 of aei and l Kimlied by
br fatl'ei-, thue biotbert aril two lto, Mar
tin, of llatle L'lty Mont. 'Ihomai and John, of
this eliy.
Edward J. Leoiimd.
Afier a vcc'i illnrtt o pneumonia lMwraid !.
laonaid died last etenlns at C o'elocl. at Ills
homo, i.lj Madison acnui-.
I'or a tnnnbor of jeaib he a& rmuired in ll.a
(.hoe biulnc4 on I.atkauanna aenue, but r".
cently lias bctn In the hardaie tore of bi
biother, T. P. Leonard, lie l wrtited by two
brothem and two fclstcni. They are 11. 11. Icon
anl, T. r. I.eoiuid and tho MUwt Kate and
nrblset Leonard. Tho announenr.ent of tlio
time ot tlio funeral will be made later.
Thomas Heel. '
TIioiiim Itcel, fonmrly fftirn of the fithe
dial cemetery, dial eitenljy moil ire at tin
linnio (t hi son-in-law, John tllhoy, UIS Nutlli
Main atinue. Dceeawd v,-a 0 tram of re,
and up to thice jeau nco aelcl 1' fcfton fir
twenty ear.
lie Id tuiilved by hU wife and tho folloAirg
on and djuithterai Mr. Join fillrey, Mlfe,
Mamie. Jniucf, Thoniat and Kdwnid. The In
neral nnnounei'inent will bo nude Utei,
lTuneinls.
The (uneral of Henry J. Heft, who v.n lillnl
on tho Delaware, Laeliauama and Wi-lein lall
toad 'utday, will (ako phiee Indaj nt 3 p. in.
fio.ii libt lato ieldeme, U" Academy i.tiect.
A SENSIBLE MAN
Wculd ue Kemp'ii llalram for Hie llnoal jnd
Lui'ga. It U curliiff more foujlu, Cold.",
Aslhtna, Ilronehllli, Troup and all Throat and
LunR Trouble, than an) other niedMne. Tie
proprietor lus nuthoiled uuy diuvb'Ut to cHo
)ou a Sample Doitlc free tu r?unlnce )ou of the
merit of thU ki cat uiu.V
A CAUSE OF HEADACHE
One Very Common Cause, Generally
Over-Looked.
Headache is n. symptom, on Indica
tion of derangement or dlneosc In some
organ, nnd the cause of tho hcadocho
Is dhllcult to locate because so many
diseases have headache as u promi
nent symptom: derangement of the
stomach and liver, lieatt trouble, kid
ney dlReape, lung trouble, eyo strain
or 111 fitting glasses all produce head
aches nnd If we could nlwnys locate
the organ which is nt fault the euro
of obstinate headaches would bo a
much simpler matter.
However, for that form of headache
called fiontal headache, pain back of
the eyes and In foiehead, tho cause
Is now known to be catarrh of the
head and throat; when the headache
Is located In back of head and neck It
Is often rntued from catarrh of tliu
stomach or liver.
At any rate catarrh is the most
common catiNe of such hcadnehes and
the cute of the cntarih causes a
prompt dlNappearaucc of the head
aches. Tbeic Is nt tuVsent no treatment for
catai ih so convenient and effective as
upon the blood and cause tho elimina
tion of the eatalihal poison from the
system through the natural channel".
Miss Cora Alnsloj, a prominent
school teacher In one of our noimal
schools, speaks of her experience with
cntnirbnl headaches and eulogizes
StuurtV Catarrh Tablela n a ctno for
them. he says- "1 suffered dntly
fiom severe tiontal headache and pain
In and b'iek of tho eyes, at times' so
intensely as to Incapacitate me In my
dally duties. I had suffered from ca
tarrh, moie or less for years, but never
thought It was tho cause of my head
aches, but finally became convinced,
that such was the ease because tho
headaches were always worse when
ever I had it cold or fresh attack of
catanh.
"Stuart's Catanh Tablets were high
ly leeotninended to me an a safe and
pleasant catanh cine and after using
a few fifty cent boxes which I pro
cured from my dniBgists t was sur
prised and delighted to Unci that both
the catanh and headaches had gone
for good."
Stuart's Catarrh Tabletc are old by
drugghts at llfty cents per package,
under the guarantee of the proprietors
that they contain absolutely no co.
cnlnrt (found In so many catarrh
cures), no opium (u common In cheap
eongli cures), nor any hmmftil diug.
They contain simply the wholesome
antiseptics necessary to destroy und
Olive from the ?yst"m the germs of
cniurihal disease.
NORTH SCRANTON.
The clerk' of William HiappeH's
stores enjoyed u vory plf" tsant trip to
Ciirboiidiilp. Tuesday cvpnlnjr, wlierc
they ,';ave a sniprloe to Mrs. fleorKf
AV. Buiry, a I'otmer t-inployc of the
Ftort. iJaine.s, slngliiK, etc., wero the
chief aiuiiKeniPiUs of the evonliif,. At
a. !'euonable hour an onjoj-.tblo mipper
whs served. Those tho enjoyed the
trip were: Misps Annie Kvan. f'ecll
T).tvl, Violet Danvers, Annie Danvers,
Jennie l-lold, Lizzie Davis, Cecilia.
Pevej-s, Mehsrs. Gartleld Davii. Charles
U.tvles. Wllllani Mortlzus. John Mc
Konzle, Thomas Phillips, Henry Dan
veis, Thomas Owens, Wllllani Ifiler,
Thoiims fJrady. Tlett Powell, llvan
I.twlh and .loseiili KaokosUI.
The funeral of Airs. Mat tin Jdur
tuuRh will talte place this niornlntr at
I) o'clock. A high mass of requiem will
be held at the Holy Kosary church.
Interment will be made In the t'atlie
dral cemetery.
John ItlHiiiuitk. of .Mai vine pattli.
tas fined before Alderman Myers yes
tenl.iy for ills-orderly conduct.
John Diinlenvy and Mis?, c'assie
1'iaiicis were man led yesterday after
noon by Alderman Kldler.
Thu luuurnl of the late Mrs. Cather
ine Williams, of Putnam sticel. will
take pl.lc this atteilinoii at 1' o'eloi k
from tli home.
The fmiurul of .Mis. Margaret net
tlliKf. of Keyser avenue, will be hi Id
thih ufteriiooii at y.Si o'Iouk. Inter
ment will bo made Iu the Calhedial
cemeteiy.
Tho liienibeis of the St. Mary's hall
committee are requested to meet ul the
hall on Sunday, as business of Import
ance N to be truii'-acted.
Uvantrellst Brnjanilu Ai lustrous, ot
Plttston. spoke at the North Main
Avenue Baptist church last evfcnliisr.
MHh May Benedict, assistant princi
pal at No. 2."i school. Is slightly indis
posed. Itaynioud Westutt, of Chiu-i-li n ve
nue, lias iecoercd from an attack o?
the yrlp.
The alarm sent In from Box St yes
terday nioiuliiK at C o'clock was caused
by a fire In a house on Parker stieut,
owned by John Lynch and occupied by
a Polish family. Thu lire fctarted by a
IlKlitttl pipe belnn put Into a vest
pocket. The vest uukIiI tlio and com
municated to other clothliiff. The (lie
way. quickly extinguished without jrioai
losp. The Liberty, Niagara nnd Kxecl
slor companies responded to the alarm.
.
Specialty. Dtseat.es of Women.
Room 1, over Qlobo store. Hotira: 1 to
E.SO p. in. Cuiisultatlon i'i"o. Dr.
Ticverton, '
DUNWORE.
The death or Mrs. .T. W. Kltchle. :
Throop, was sad news to her many
friends here. Tho eurvlviiiK husband
nnd daughter, .lef-sle, have tlio deepest
sympathy of this community, her for
mer home. The funeral will be held
at the family resldenco In Throop this
nfteinoon at 2 o'clock. How W. 1
fllbbotif, of the Presbyterian church,
will olllclate nnd Interment will lis
made In Dunmore cemetery.
The funeral Vof Martin Walsh, of
Kost Drinker street, was. UiKnly at
tended yetterday morning:. Intel ment
was In St. Mary's cemetery.
Tho Democrnt In every .ward nomi
nated ward officers last ovenliiff. Some
oxcltliifv contest!) occurred.
l-'iltlny ovenlnB of this week the'fiist
rally of the campaign will bo held by
tho Democrats lit Munley's hall.
The Ladles' Aid society of the Pres
byterian church will fully demonstrate
that they are good entertalnoiH nnd
provident at tho social to be hold this
(ivenliip In thq church parlors.
Second Vice President W. V. S.
Thorne. of tho Pennsylvania Coal
company, woh at the company's of
fices here yesterday.
Horn January SO. to Mr. and Mrs.
George Dainty, a daughter.
The children of lidward AiiRwIn, of
Church street, who huvo been very
111. are much hotter.
Tho rolval meetliiK conducted by
itev. Mr. Cobb nt thu Tripp Avc-
...... (.11. Vll 41I1U J31UU11 I.UUh . l.Ili .te
nuo ChrlsUan church, was well at
tended last night. Mr. Cobb took fpt
his topic, "Tho Change of Heart." He
said the change of heart meant the
change of mind; the chnngo of under
standing; the chnngo of conversation;
the chnngd of living, nnd till these tiro
noccasnry requisites ofn Christian life.
At the close of the services tonight,
tho rite of baptism will be adminis
tered. The Methodist Episcopal church was
crowded to tho doors by tho audience
that gathered to hear tho farewell
address of Evangelist Dunnett last
night. The singing by Miss. Hall and
Mls3 Kden was mngnlllcent und alto
gether the service will bo long re
membered by those were were fortu
nate enough to be rpescnt.
Full particulars of the musleale to
bu given by the Ladles' Aid society of
St. Mark's Episcopal chuicli will ap
pear In a fow days.
GREEN RIDGE.
Mm. noiitiin, cf 1'iiliilwl l'ot. V. V.. I u
guct of JIm. C. II, SliMinal.fr, o( t.'jpotoo ate
ruif. f. II, Toliy 'ent yn-tcnla) at Suviiiclioniu.
Mr. otid Mik. Van Alio., "f lluffnlo. V. V.. ari
Eiiaii al lh liomc of Mr. nnd Mr. A. 0,
lliomjC'h. '
Mm. Ilcilitit W. Ti.tlor l cntortaliiiiis MIm
C'luilotta Tecum, of llarritlnnir, Pa,
lie-. P. J. MfMntiii', lu'lor of Si, luilt
tlnircli. lus tct Ills siift lift. .1. .1. Putin, of
fetowrll.
Mm. Ibtld Sijiiji, olio ot tlio caillft rrl
ilcnU vl flrNii IIIcIrj. Ii Ijlug vilomly 111 at
tlie lionif of Imr fUiijhtcr, Mr. Ilrrlicrt Mi'?,
of puimiore. Mrs. Samoiii lia for jeurii mule
licr lnie dlli lior undti-latv, William Hunt-
Infr, of sir.iloifon nv i mi'', mill lur djiinlitir Mr,
Mate, illtlillni? Iirr time Ktuerti th'lr lioni.
Her IllniM in the mult of a fall ami ov.Iiir t
l,er fxlrcme aje, 81 joars, her fimllllon i ciy
tilllrnl,
The Amllj l.llfv.n.v unirl.v Hill h.'to Itsi UK
til.tr inrellnx nt tho home of Vf v toll llawlry,
US') liirlintftiil utonue, this ettnliit,',
itkh.iul Iloblmin, of C'apuuv avenue, lf tnif
ftilr.B fiom a nctrre altaih of ilic gilp.
Uev. I, J, T.intlnff will fletlter bis lcttur,
"Tho rilaiicrs of the Alps" at llltn I'atk chuieli
II. Ih epning.
Mr. ami JIm lloleit llajihtu liato inoud to
Kingston.
SCIENTISTS AT ALBANY.
Five Hundred Attend a Heaving on
Bell's Bill,
fly KxiluVite Whc fiom TI13 AoeIated Prr'i
Albany. Jon. :;0. At lonsl five bun
died men and women, most of them
Chilstlan Scientists from New York,
today attended the bearing: on Assem
blyman Bell's bill to abolish the Chris
tian Scientist, faith cure and divine
healing systems. Judite Tallman was
the prim Ipal speaker. While i-entlnicnt
peeuied against them, yet the scientists
held their own throughout the hear
ing, and the doctors of medicine will
be given another 1 banco nest Wednes
day by the committee,
Th scientists uttacked the bill on
every ground imaginable. It was held
up us a horrible octopus of medicine
nnd In the Interest of the doctors' trust.
The committee took no action on tho
bill. The Introducer, It Is said, will
amend the bill so that It shall not af
fect oculists, pitcnt medicine dealers,
diugglsts und chiropodists.
DELAWABE HOUSE TO ADJOURN
Febuifuy 20 Fixed Upon as the Fi
nal Date for Receiving Business.
By Kxiliidtn Mtr- from Tin- .Woeiated t're-i
Dover. Dfl., Jan. SO. Tho house to
day amended the joint lesolution
adopted by that body yesterday an I
changed the date of adjournment fiom
tlm 1st to the Mb of March, Kcb. CO
was decided on as the final date for
reiclvliig new business.
As t'nlted States Senator Kouiny's
teim will not expire until Match. It
Is Intimated that the dato of adjourn
ment wo, changed In order to prevent
the appointment of a senator by th"
governor, which would bo possible 1C
a vacancy otuiiried timing a teoess of
tlio general assembly. It Is the opin
ion that If such a contingency urosn.
fiovernor lliinn would appoint Mr. Ad
dlckf. The only change In the balhii
Imr today was u vote cast for e
Tnlted States Senator Anthony 111k
glns by Hepiesent.it! w Kitchen, who
had b-en voting for Mr. Dupont.
PEACE AMONG CHEEKS.
Chief Crazy Snake Will Be Tiled at
Mus.ogee.
II) Uxilu.lte 1M front The A-0il.ited l'ie
Henrietta, I. T.. Jan. P.O. Pciee
among the warring' Creeks has appar
ently been reached und all that re
mains to be done Is to give Chltto
Harjo. tlio ihlef Snake, who has
caused all the trouble, n preliminary
li'.ailnp aud sent him to Muskogee for
trial for treason. In the meantime .1
1'hw more of tho leaders will be ar
rested. The troop of cavalry under
Lieutenant Dixon will probably lenriln
heic .1 few days, until the last vestlso
of the uprlfliig ban p.'i'B-d.
The Indians burned signal flies last
night 011 the hills tiuiomidlng tho
town nt a distance of two or three
miles from tho camp, and rem lug m
attack, the soldlets remained under
aims till daylight, ready for Instant
notion, but the Indians allemiiled no
deptedatlons.
PARDON FOR HENDRICKS.
Other Proceedings ot the Pennsyl
vania Board Yesterday.
V Kvluiltc Mie from The A wis uted I'r.-v
Iltirrlsbursr, Jan. SO. The board of
pardons met today and leconmiended
paidons for James Hendricks, of l.u
Korne, hecond degree murder: Isaac
Leedom, of Lebanon, larceny; David
Klnsey. of Delaware, ndllng liquors
without a license, and Frank ISrown,
of MclCean, enticing a minor child.
Pardons wcte refused John Hoyd, ot
Allegheny, hot so stealing; Abraham
Goldstein, of Montgomery, receiving
stolen goods, nnd Max Soners, of West
moreland, felony. Tho case of Kmma
Kxlobln.ot Philadelphia, ontlclng minor
child, was held under advisement.
Owing to the nbsenee of Secretary of
the Commonwealth Grlest In Florida,
110 nction was taken on tho other cases
on the calendar.
Kiau3e's Headache Capsules
nro unlike nnythlner prepared In Amer
ica. They were tlrst prfnoilbeil by Dr.
Krautc, Germany's famous court pliy
ylclan, Ions before nntlpyrlno was dls-coverf-d,
and are almost marvelou, so
bpeedlly do they euro the most tllstreps
lr.K cases. Price SSc. j-'old by Matthew
Htos.
Mournlnff King Charles.
Dy Kteltuito Wire from llio Auotlated I'lea
liondtn. -Ian. M.ln thu- of tlio cen"ral
lnfiirnltii: the I.rulllmJtM and J.ieohlte liamio.
mitmtod thiimibiii loda illi iniiimeiiioiat.
lug llii! Itto hundred ami tifly-i-vond .mnltirjry
o the .MH-utlnii of Klne I liarlen I by iipeel.il
rhiiiih (.rnite. and omltlrd tin until iloccia
Hon o tho ulutiui of the nurtvr. Many treatha
wrre rent for thU puiponu but ltli tho ev
ivptioa of ono mtmIIi piand on the ktatue tur.
rcptltloudy duriiifj tin; nliilit nono wiru und.
JONAS LONQ'S SONS.
DRESS
As the new things come rolling in, we pass them before vou for
public view, accompanied by such prices as will make them interes
ting factors as an addition to your wardrobe.
Like this Dress Goods Store better as you become more acquainted?
That is quite natural, considering that all best things appear here first,
and Invariably for the least. '
45.ntli Imported 1'iTnili Prunella Clothr-fine Vult SMnoti Colored Silk Poplins, With lutr
In quilltv ami ttltli a Mtperb satin finl.lij tolora and uoft Onlh cator, ohl roue, turquoise, gre,
ot ohl riw reed.i. c.itor. cartel blue, AQc national and llglit Mucu Tor Shirt WaUtt. ftOtT
navy, bronn and rol. Value M "y Valno l 0)"
Dress Goods Section, "Wyominp; Avonu Entrance.
Hosiery, Underwear
Did you ever notice the amount of room we devote to the selling
of Hosiery and Underwear? Have to for you wouldn't be satisfied
with any srrullcr variety.
Splendid assortment, always; but never better than just now. Read.
Lidlci' tllick Cotton lloo of (rood qual- Ap
It.v. nlerly IliJshed! per pair "
UdltH' Ulaik Cishmete. lloe. full lee- 25c
ulnr inailei per pXr
ChlMiui's heavy one-and-ono Itlbbed ICj.
llio lor mIiooI; ptr pair
Mcn'fi faney tnenttlzeil stripcit half 21c
nO".P, Hll (VIOls, -i I'M..
mi-j u-i,itn Wn,l Milrtw and llMv.rta: evt
nhiipcd and llnUictl with MIU tape; 75c. egc
aim- at w
Mlisfu' o.lton tlbbed flicccd Veti( and 7c
I'anlo; stood quality at
Norfolk and New IlmiMwick rant in cgr. fiitiurcn-ii prey cotton underwear; oc. 7-.
gi'ey and wlilte; 75c. value at w rlso In prlco Irom w
Slain Aisle, Lackawanna Avtnua Entrnnco.
Groceries
.
Don't lose sight of this Grocery
give it a trial that we may convince
not only in quality but in price.
Sl'GAR, If. & II- fl"ft Granulated. $.()0
IS pounds for
1K. famy O.dorg. In pound b 3QC
Ul
ItAlMVs, ch"Ue looe Muwalrii", very 2Sc
linn; ,. pnuii.i iui
lll-ITI'll. faniv lllgiii rii-atnery: Urnt JiAc
n th.'il'l.i iifr'pomiil "
.11 NKK.T TAIII,i:is for ice en-sm nnd f flr
lUIni) dc-wtti; per hot
Flannel
Flannel Waists knock at the door otJFashion and she readily ad
mits them. Nothing worn so pretty and comely as them.
Here is the largest variety in the city; choose with extreme care
and with a dash of style and perfection of finish, to every garment.
Ileati all-nol riannel Wait5. lined thruuah. Fine quality of i'rench Klanncl Waisti 1 In ill
ot"; hi all thf populai tha.len: part of them an- the newest shades. I nil Wouw front, trimmed
II t mined an3 111. plaltell l.atl.. 0c IUi ?ttiall I.hm bultony: I'rench bitk C pg
IV, 1 feet In fit and H11M1 . J "" HIhop ileovesj each .'
Real value, ?1.50. Beal value, ?3.C0.
t.nl-.t nnalllvof I'rtneli Hannel Wattt". tuek-d Sample Walats cf thu mof.t eaquiaito Kreneli
,.l . ' iml lnili "l thn late.t hide villi riai.mls made up In rxcliuhe htylea and novl
,, pot ;iee,e" "if nll.u; $7 98 r!TT,,!. '" "Uhi and la $4,98
p,l"ct mtlng and tlr,-. fini.li . iholecrf wlon. r t'"0
Keal value, ?4.00. Beat value, ?0.5O.
Department, Second y.loor ; Avenue Corner.
Jonas Long's Sons
RESULT OF A SERMON.
Doylestown Saloon Keeper Will
Spend a Year In Jail.
By lAclu-ltu Wire fiuin llw AvsoiUltd l'Kit-
DoylSMtown. Pa.. Jan. :!0. Matthew
Moll, of Bristol, was today convicted
of lolatltii? the liquor Iuwh and sen
tenced by JudBo Yerkes to pay a tlno
of M0 and undeifjo an Imprisonment
In the county Jail for ono year on tho
charge of k'opiiitf a disorderly house,
f'O days and !M tine on the cliurixo
of ftirnlhlnt? liquor to persons of
known intemperate habltn, and !0 day.t
imprisonment and $300 line on the
iharse of furnishing liquor to Intoxi
cated tiemniK
MoH'h arrest and tilal le.sulud from
ch.irKes made by Itev. Dr. Alli-on In
a iceent sermon.
m
THE VENEZUELA WAR.
Revolutionists Are Defeated Near
Carupano with Numerous Losses.
riv J,-!t:l Uii hun l'ho Ai.otlaleil 1'ie.-.
Cavjfi.il, Veneiicla, Jan. WX-'tlie reiolution
Mi hate b'cn difeatnl n'ar ('.untaiio, with
n.fioiw lfi.
Wo (ik of Cd.'ril Ato.u I . li'fii mad a
priKiw-M. Mtjjno and HoJjh la "'"O ' "
dtf..it.il.
Plum for Wllkes-Barre.
By Ldnlo Wire from Iha A'fOtijted TrfSi
WjrhliiRtoii, ,lan. S0.-ltepi-e.enuthe Meiccr,
ot il.rak.t, chairman of the committee on
pi.blh- building und siroinuli, today introduced
a-i MiinlhtH hill Imw-i'lns the limit of out
of puhllii tnilldlnc In vatlom paiU of tho
c-ouutiy. It carriea about 1,300,000 and Includes
an ln(ren.o for WilkM-lUire. l'a., fiom SW.lft)
to ifiy.'.KK) with a limit of lO.O'O on eot of bite.
Business Suspended in London.
D CxduiltP Wire film The Associated rie.a.
London. Jan. :-0.- t the pily roum.ll meet
in today the Line r!gnl a proelaniatlon uic
peiullic bu'ln1 s-aturday throughout tlio t'nlbd
KiiiKdoirt. Tli limine down will be to com
plete Hut tun the lektaiiiant and ealcoiu will
bo hut up for four or tho houra In the mlddb
of tin day. fcomu ! the aflimcon neutpapu
.-itl net le pullUhed Saluiday.
Strike Will Not Oncur.
By Ilxelualte Wire from The Associated Pren.
Vo,mi,'loii. ( Jjn. SO. All tho furniliiift
worher in tho Mahoning valley lute aerepte.1 a
rcdmllon from l.fw to l.b(i per day in wacei
and tin Milke ttlilf.il aa thieatiiifd on lb
maiv 1 kill not occur. The ntllement U .t
.. - f -
compute ctoipii'imsv
fected, About 101) men aro .if.
Railroads to Bo Elevated.
Py r.vcbune Who from Th Atwelatnl I'resi.
New York. Jan. !".- Tho contixrt for the ele.
ailon ol the 1'cnn.uhanl and (Central Itiil
loud tracks thn.ugh Newark, N. J., alyned 'y
the Kprescnlatlte-i of both compjiilcf, was re
celtdl toilay by tho tlerk of the ulrat and water
boird at Ncw-'nk. The work will probably be
bejriiii by April 1.
In Memory of Senator Osbourn.
My i:rlnrte Who from The ,soc l..tt d l'rcs.
Ilanrlbur(r. Jan. ao, A tpcrlal eion of ho
aenale tvu held thit aftdiioon In mwii'iry of
the Uto bmator 1'rancli A. O.bourn, of Phil
adelphia, Spieihes eiilogl.llo of tho deiva.fr
were madti by tH-natoi hlobei, of l.JnejUrri
uilllaiiia. of llulhri Wathburn, of Crawford, and
iKctly, of Clailon.
JONAS LONQ'S SON.
GOODS
T.idle' (rood trado of wool Uo$o In OI n
beaty tib; (ht pair l2v'
Ladle' White mid Split foot llernudort SCf
)c lllack llooj pair J,oy'
Clilldirn'ii ttoot ribbed lloac, good c
welcht and flnMi; pair iw
Children's Onclta pattern ot Union OtC
Suits; lliweil, each UL'
lloij' and Mlwrs' Vet. I'ants nnd Drawer:
worth OSe.; In price from elzo 20 ut 3c. 55
to SI at
Ladles' (trey all-wool Vel and l'anta; QC
SUat luo at ww
Store. Consult your Interests and
you of the superiority of the goods
COITX, Cuadarlll! Blend a combination, et
private estate 'Jaia. arid Mocha, poMijIn
...7....... ....".:....
rieline-3, btrcngtu and flavor;
KGGS, fancy new laid, guaranteed fresh ; 04.
per dozen fv
rci'PKK. In fancy gla.sj slltlns holllw; Cc
special at
HAMS, irenulne California nlcnlia: flntTI .
llwor; pound 2
Waists
AMUSEMENTS.
I YCGUH THEATRE
- HUI8! J!i;nGUNDi:rt, Lctseei. 1
A. J. DljW'y, Manager.
'itvo i-nnroiiMAXCES,
Matinee aud Night, Saturday Teb. a
Matinee performtneo nt 2.1S. Etcnlng per-
fonnanto at S.Ij.
Tlio eminent romantic actor.
MR. ROBERT B. MANTELL.
And a t.eloct company, under tho management
of M. W. IIAM.UY, prcjcntltig for the first Umn
in thtt eltv a new tomaiitlQ drama by W. A.
TllllMAV.Ni:. entitled.
A FREE LANCE
Intorcstins, rdtln'. All new secnciy.
Kienlni; l'rice 2Jc WW., 73a and .
Matlneu pricts-'i'i and M cents.
MOVIKV. l'l'.nnUATlT 4.
ltttuin of the tea.ou'ji bljgekt Uughlnf; lilt,
Louis Clara
MANN LIPMAN
In tbslr uproarliiusly funny comedy,
AH on
Account
of Elliza
rrhev Ke . Jfic,. "Oe , 61.00 and $1.S0,
Siai on sale I'ridiy at & a. m.
ACADEHY OF HUSIC,
RBIS & HUKaUNOEft HARRY A. BROWN
Managers and Lctscei. Local Manajer.
Ai.b 'i ins wixk.
Jack Hoeffler's
01.V COMl'AXY IN' ItEPEItTOtrtK.
Tuehday ctenlni,-, "A l.anih King."
Wcdnetday cveiilmr, "A Woman In Dlaek,"
Tliuitday oniiug, ".Mono in Greater Net
York."
Matinee rrltcj 10 and :o cetita.
, Utcnlntr I'ricev-10, M and Su rents.
The Wanders and Beauties
OF
Earth's Largest Segment of Fairydom
Superb f'alifornia, aro penetrated only by thi
really sumptuoua train of the
SOUIHbKN PACIFIC COMPANY
The "SUNSET LIMITED" that
Train of Trains, belongs to this sya
tein. IVeileu In equipment, ienii and eiiWne.
Ill three routes offer continuous delight to th
tourUt.
Kor full Infoimatlon. fico llluttritcd pamphlet,
niape, nnd time table, ata) lowest rate, tleeplnj
ear tlcketa and basaaeheckcil apply to iOtl'i'll.
KII.V I'ACIUC CO.. JOD S. 3d bt., Hiila., Ta.
Ralph Whito Convicted,
tly Ecluhe Wlra front Tho Associated Tris.
WilUallaue, Jan. CO, Tin Jury In th tti
o ltalph -I, Ulilli', tho aged 1 3 liner ot Sweet
Valley, thiif county, tliarKfil with the murder
o lit iieplictr, Joseph White, brought In a
tildlit thta afternoon of inurdir III tilt lecond
ilegrif. The prlnonct' Hill be tentemtd 011 iat.
urdiy,
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