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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1901.
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"TT ,Jre--"T7ps j v ir
asi
WEST
SERMON OF
REV. DR. SWEET
lone or his discourse, "jew
AND GENTILE."
He Was Listened to by a Veiy Lnige
ConuiCRntion Miss Jnne McGlone
Seriously Injured by Bohip Thrown
Down Slnirs Aiiangements Ale
Being Made for the Obsoivnnco of
St. David's Dny Robeit Morris
LocIro Will Conduct a Banciuet.
Cases Heard In Police Court.
Ib-v. ,1. IS. Swift. T. I), inv.nli.il a
fnrclhl" sermon lusl evening I" a liirc
nsscmlilnKo In tin- Simpson .M-'tlmillMt
KplM'opal chinch. Tin- auditorium
iviih cto wiled.
Never 'in tlu hlMioiy uf tin' chinch
Juap so ninny J'ouiik people ntiftiitcd
divine senin'.s iim uiidi'f Mip present
i.i.ilornli'. livery S'alibath cvimiIiir
i.irjn iiinubi'i' f -iiiiii people jiip In
.lllC'llllalll'1' 10 llstell til till' tliotiRluful
iituCxii'lklni; dNcoiif't.'s or the p.i-uoi'.
'I'lu theme or lnt cvculnir was "The
.lpV mill till' Celltlle," Hi' IimiK. his
t't rioin Koninns :i: :: "l. 1 1 'he
(lod iC the .lews onl.v '.' Is lb Not A No
of tlN .S'litllrKV Yes, of tin- Hi utiles,
nisei." Anions oilier ililnii in- ulil:
"Xoiv. the Jewish people, in llit ela.vt
oT tlli, apostle it ho ll.nl believed Mint
JeMls "lirIsL or the M-ed of Im-.i li.ilil
vas Hie Culllller of th promise made
in .Wirnliiun Hi'io fi'i'lhiK ilieni
(.elvrs to ho hi'Ui'i' than all
other:", nnd laying claim to exclusive
honetlts at romlmr riom .If.'iis Christ,
because tin1 premise vwis made to
Mmill.'itii. Christ Is n direct deneen-
Lint, therefoie, J1p Is a blood tela
tive or ours anil salvation 1 5 onlv rir
tie
"Come bark to the pi undue ,iiiaile lo
.Uirahnin. It says: 'In thee and thy
sera sliall nil tin" families of the cinth
be Idoie-ed. Ob-serve It does not say.
Thy 1'aiully shall tecelvc,' hut 'all.'
vlitcli, of course' Implies that other
I'.nullliN besides the Israellttes would
in- In cxlstentc. Then thf prophets
iiiphnslze this same Until. lK.iiah,
.1 rpiulali, .Mnlachi and others posit Ive
Iv as.-ort It, so our conclusion Is that
ili( benellt.s of the 'Messiah's coining
imw not confined to tin- .lews alone,
anil I'.ml proves It :i fact 1p Ihe test,
xvlion lit" Kays: "Is Up IIip find of tic?
lews only? Is Up not also of the l I-n-1i)ps?
Yes, tin: Ccntllos, nlkii.' And
nil tie Clpiitllrs ivho hvp not nationally
l.-wsi or believers In Hip Jewish rell,c
tnti. Yet Christ came olivlously to Hip
ABOUT THIS
TIIIE LOOK
OUT FOR
f COUGHS
1 and COLDS
"TAKE
DUFOUR'S FRENCH TAR.
Our Semiannual Sale
ousekeeping
Linens and Domestics
Renins on Tuesday. Feb. 2(i and Con
tinues for US DAYS ONLY. . . .
I Ins s;ile includes cveryihitiK
1 lousckceping Linens and IJomestics, on everyitem of wliicli bon.i
liideiedtictions will be made during the period named.
This is Not a Cearance Sale
It is a sale planned expressly for the benclit of our pUron, and
louies more in the nature of a Bonus or piolit-sharing idea, than
am Hung else. In the limited space at our command, it is im
possible to print detailed price lists. Wc take it however that our
woid is good for any statement we make make, and the facts are
just as given above.
Our Linen Department
includes evciything in that line that can be used in the household,
and qualities range from the good medium grades, to the highest
class goods that money can buy. For example : Good Tabic
Damasks, so inches wide, bleached or unbleached, can be had
during the next 10 days, at jjc a yard. They're worth 51c, and
like reductions prevail all the way through 'till the finest 'imported
goods are reached. In all the liner qualities, napkins uiav be had
to match, while Table Napkins for every day use will go at soc a
docn. The sameienuiks will apply to our lowel and Toweling
stocks which include everything in their line under the .sun. Tor
instance : you cm buy a Linen Twilled Crash. iS inches wide for
roc a yard, that you would sav was cheap, at uj-Jc. at any other
time. Really good all linen Huck tovels o( large sizes go at :2c a
pair, etc.
Bed Spreads, Sheetings, Pillow Cases,
will take an impnitanl place in this sale. Regular dollar lied
Spicads for 8sc and .$1 s.oo ones for ? 12.S0, with pioportionate re
ductions In the same or more of prices that come in between. The
sheets and pillow cases include the best imported all linen goods,
as well as the equally serviceable home-made cotton weaves of
such excellent brands as the following: "Uticii, Dwight. Anchor,
T'ruit of the Loom. Atlantic." etc. All at special baigain prices
' ,' ' during this sale.
' KCMCMDCK an( begns Tuesday. Feb. 26.
Globe Warehouse
SCRANTON
.Tews. Ill mission was lo Hip lost
sheep of the house of Jsinel, hut He
was compelled lo nay, 'Yo will not.'
Therefore, he pays: 'The kingdom
shall bp Inken from yon nnd given to
nation htitiKlnir foith the fruits
thereof.' Hut us lie liuuir upon the
cross and utteied tho Krnndly divine
wonN: 'Father, fotRlvp them, they
know not what they do," the way of
salavntlon win left open for i hem and
Hip disciples btoURht III liuth .lews and
(Iciitllt; such as should 1p saved."
Thn conclusion was a pathetic Inci
dent from Hip Civil war. showing re
ciiiiclhUloii between a soldier of Hi?
north and one of the south, both
wounded unto death. So, over tliu
bloody chasm of I'lnlst's death .lew
mid (iculili- can clasp hands with mu
tual love, for Christ Is t'.od over nil,
lili-ssi'd for cv.'iiuoic.
Events of Flensuic.
Mi. Alt'! ed II. Shaffer was tPiuli-ii.il
11 I'niewell party on I'lld.ty eVclilliK
at tli J home of his brother. Mr. mid
Mrs. A. I.. Shaffer, of StniU court. The
venlitK was spnt III an enjoyable
umiiiicr. At a late hour dainty le
fri'shtni ills weiP sitmmI. Mr. Slmlfel'
wilt deii.ut for tln w '"t In a few days.
A surprise p.uty -wit leiidcied llar
r. Snelilmaii. 011 l-'rlday evening at
his home mi Academy street. A pleas
uut time was had by all. Hherslnns
Incident to such events wvic merrily
lndtili;pd In. A siunptuoin fe.ist was
pai taken of in a late hour.
Mr. and Mi". William D.ivN enter
tained a few of their fileuiN at their
home on Thuiiday evening. The e -ii-liiK
was pleasantly spent In games and
il.iiiclng At a litte hour ii'frexlimeiil.1
were seicd. Those piesent weie:
Mlsp m11i I'lurl.. Mur.x Chirk. I'civl.i
,!on.'s, Mil lam I'arry. Maiy Wllllmiw,
iiertruilp uti. .leiuil" lihwiriN,
Mary .tones. Mamie Lewis, Mary Mv
anii, I.lv.xle .lones. May Sleeti, r.es,le
J.ewls: Messrs. Itohert lilckson, Wil
liam "William. William Hedilop. Lester
Jones. John Williams, M. uilth. West
ley Jones. Italph Kodw.iy, Henry Lew
nt. IUihert Williams. Mr. P.ivK Jluh-n
WlilUms. Mattle Williams, t,..sp wil
llnmi, Mui-gaiet Moigan.
Sustained Sei-ious Injtuies.
MIk JitliP Mililone. .1 ilometllc em
ployed at the home or Mis. ISm le, of
'J1K1 Ninth stieet. iiiel Willi a very pain
ful act Ideal on Satunl.iy vhlle Nt
tenillug to her hoiis-hold duties.
She iihh walking down a night of
stairs when hur foot 1 aught in the car
pel, precipitating her to the bottom,
hie.iUlng her 1-l't arm and Inflicting 11
deep gash over her left eye, endanger
ing her eyesight.
fir. llaggmty was called and dicx-ed
the ln.hn I .
St. David's Day.
The .iimUercury t the blith of St.
DoaIiI, Hip i.tlion paint of AVales,
which occurs on Kilday. will be ob
serxed as usual In an npproprlale man
ner by the AVcl'h people. Seeial
AVclsh organlatlons of this Mdp are at
ii-pseiit actively engaged In ariansluff
for baiifiuets. ciiterttilnments, ote.
TIip I..11IIP.V Aid Middy of the T.ib
ffnaile ilitiicli will spivo a delicious
coining under the reneial hcidiuj; of
menu, lo bo followed by an entertain
ment, tho itrogrmninc" of which (con
tains the names of thu best musical
nnd literal nitlsts of this side. Over
nine bundled tickets havn been dis
posed of.
Tim members of Hubert Morris lodge
of Title IvorlU-si will commemorate tho
event with n. banquet, to bo held at
F.iltehlld'rt hotel. Tho committee. In
rhargo have been laboring zealously
for sonic time to make tho event a
decided success. It Will bo a "stag"
nifalr. Tho ladles will he omitted.
I'.xeiv two in m the men only Indulge.
In iln se feaits.
In Police Court.
IM l.amb, a., well known character
la polite circles, was tlnel TIO by Al
deiman IjuvIcm for dlsordetly conduct
In Henry Cannon's hotel, on Jackson
street. Saturday evening.
AV. Ilriidf ishot and M. McNulty en
gaged In a. llxttc: encounter in tho lunch
w'igoii. on Xorlli Main avenue, oaily
yi Midday ninnilng. and smashed sev
eral panes of glass. Tlio proprietor
sent void to Hie police million, and
1'utroltiK'll McColllgau and Thomas
responded and nrtestnl both. They
weie lined. ,
Jtobeit MeAudiuw. of Slink's court,
M-is i oinpelled to pay . for threateu
Imr to set lire to the domicile of his
mother ir sho refused to give him
money, with which lo purchase Intoxi
cant. Ceorge lliifpenny, or I'lovidenee. Im
bibed loo niuch'ol the llowlng bowl,
and, losing his wav, wandeicd over to
Jackson street, whole lie sought to
gain an entrance to what he supposed
was his home, lie paid for lo-lug hii
w a v.
Y. V. C. A. Notes.
An important meeting of the West
Side lu.nieji of tin. Young Women's
Clulstlan association Is called for this
evening In their rooms over Wat-rs'
Jewelry stoie. on South .Main avenue.
It N especially urged that every mem
ber be present.
'I'll' Tuesday PVPlllllg ser l( e will ti
led by Je. (Irorge Ahh h. Kvery one
Is hulled to attend.
The attendance at the rooms rrom
Sept. t! to date numbers I.S.'.I, at relig
ious services, Tx". Tlio present at
the meeting of the Junior club veie
"1!!.
The citrienl expenses of the associa
tion for the last year have all be?u
paid and a balance remains In the as.
sociallon to defiay all expenses until
A rail.
Geneial News Notes.
The Klectrle City Wheelmen will con
duet another uf their favorite stag
parties at iln-lr club house mi Tuesday
'evening. A mlAstrul perfoniiunee wlil
be given bj the membei-s. . smoker
w III follow.
The rnllle for a set of mining tools
for the bellelil of Mrs. s. y, Huberts
has lip.-u postponed until Maich ai.
The Women's class of the Simpson
Methodlsl i:pl.copal clilin h will meet
on Kiid.iy afternoon.
The AVIlllam Comiell lllee club held
a rc'iearsal In Means' h,ll je.tord.iy
a f lei noon. The club will depm l on,
Saturdav for AVasnluglon. U. "., to
paitleipate III the inn ll'-f lit .il ce)e
niniiles on Manh .
M. Paul's Pioneer eoips mel yes
terday aftiiniMin In Masonic hull, and
decided lo change their meeting place
in the new Young Men's Institute Ivill.
The Ladles' Aid society of the Ply
mouth chinch will meet on Wpdnes-
la v.
The Ladle..,' Aid cocluly , the Simps-mi
.Mi thodlst Kplsropal chinch will
held an liripoiraut session on Tliui"-da;-.
The nivseiicc of every lueinber
Is desired.
.1. A. Ne.ilK of Xlnlh si t. In in
New York cltv on n business trip.
Miss Minnie lUese, of Lafayette
strett, U the guest of New Voik
fi leads.
TV. Ueoi'gc 1!. Iliiynold was called
to Siihcuiehuuna county .ve.ti.da.v on
prolesslonal buslne.-'s.
Personal Mention.
i-h. i lies i:. Swept, son of I lev and
Mis. J. 15. Sweet, a student ut Hie
Tniversity or Syracuse, leluni-il hoine
yesterday Mirroring fioni a threaten, -d
attack of lineuinonla.
Joseph lleflion, of Musmnie's phar
macy, spent the Sabbath in Wllkes
Haric. Mr. P.oheit lihl. of South ltd
t'.nk avenue, Is finite ill with typhoid
fever.
.Mis. Frank Tiansue, of Tenth street,
Is entertaining .Miss IJusli, of Dela
w.ue Water Hap.
Ambiose Mayo, of Swetland street,
Is on the Mel; list.
Mis. Philip AVaiien. of Noith Lln
loln avenue, has remvered from a
.short Illness.
Pea Coal $1.50 a Ton Deliveied.
to South Side, rrntia! city and veatial
Ilvdo Park. Address oideis to ,1. T.
Mint key, lull Cedar avenue. 'Phone
IjliSu. tl
SOUTH SCnANJON NOTES.
The eiielne i untest, whii li was to be
pl.iitl S.uuulay evening, between the
I'olunibus counill, Young Men'.s Insii
tuie. of this Mile, and the MurQuelt"
(ollllcll. of Piovldeiee, wa postpnned
iinill tin tiler notice.
'amp .'., l'.itrlotle Older Sous of
Ameiiia, will meet this evening at
llariiuan's halt.
The members of the Young Men's
Institute met lu legtilar session yes
tenlay aftei noon at Pharnuiey hall, and
a lonshlernble aiuount of luislness w.m
tiiiasueled.
Philip Snyder wut, arristed Saturday
for being diunk. At a hearing before
Aldormau Stoir yesicrday ho wanted
to he sent to Hip county Jail ior fif
teen days. The alderman discharged
him.
.N'eiilham McDonnugh, the under
takeis, have purthasod a splendid
team of black horses.
James 1'faff, of Heeih street, xvai
arrested Saturday c cuing for belng
drunk and abuslns his wife. At a
hearing befoio Alderman Donovan, u
was lined V3 which ho paid.
(WEEN RIDGE.
.Mii-s I'arrlo llltcheoik. oi Washing
ton avenue, gavp a Salamagunda party
to Hip membei'H of tho T. T. Social club
Friday evening. The guestH were
Mlsscfi Julia Ileuwood, lliace Athei
ton, Helen Chaiubeilaln. Leila Wood
luff, flcitritde Guild. Nettlo L.ivvr-nce.
Isabella Jones. Jennie OkelJ, Florence
Klutner, Hut Hani. Cole Prlcif. Ifar
ly Connolly. John Pike ttuasell
Shurtleff, Ralph Clllotsple. Uurnham
A SENSIBLE MAN
Would hemp's llaluiii for llic TlifOJi .nut
1.UKI. It li cluing more ( owiIh, Coldi,
Attbiim, llioixlihi,, Cioup uiul Jll 'lliuul uuii
Lung Tioiililc-. ilian iinv other mrillclni. The
irouldtr lias miilioiitid mij iluivrutu ij sivo
you a (simple llniilc 1'ioe to louilnin jpii o( the
merit cf till gii-it iiiiiiiIj-. I'lliu i. mill m.
u
1
Many a Scranton Reader Will
Feel Grateful for This
Information.
AVbeii your back gives out.
Uecomos lame, weak or achlrisr.
AVhen urinary' troubles set In.
Your kidneys ate "In a bad way."
Doan's Kidney Pills will euro you.
Hero Is local evidence to prove It
Mr. Philip Cniver, barber at the dir
tier of Lackawanna and Peun avenues,
snys: "t wni subject to pains ncioss
mv back for some time. After being
on my feet for fouiteen or fifteen
hours a day the p.ilu was so intense
that r could scarcely hear It. 1 tried
different remedies, but never got any
thhiH thiil In ought relief until I used
Doan's Kidney Pills. 1 only used them
n short time before I win entirely vld
of the pain, and It Is months since I
had any s.vmptoms of my foimer
tiouhle. My wife also ls"d Dunn's
Kidney Pills, nnd Joins me lu praising
them. 1( would not be without thm lu
the house."
For salo bv all ileulei. Pi Ice. ,,u
i cuts. Foster-Milium) Co.. Itufi'alo. X.
Y., sole agents for the 1'ulted Stales.
Ki'iiieinher the imiiie noun's mid tiihe
llo substitute.
fitllld, Fred Atheitoii. Floyd Fuller,
tlainld IC.'iiueily and Culver Iluilev.
AV. H. Watts, of J'hlhiO.Iphl.i. was a
liieen P.ldce lslior yeMerda.
A daughter has been boin to Mr.
and Mis. Theodore Dougherty, pf
Wyoming avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M AVIlllam, , or
Delaware street, me icloklng over the
birth of a son.
Tho exeiclses lu coime, tlnn with the
ponlng of ho Siiiidii -(huol loom
of Anbury .Methodist HpNcop.U church
yet"rday afternoon weie fully as In
teresting as had been promised, and
retleit gieal ciedli upon tho-e hav
ing chin gc.
The 'Jrceii Itldge AVoman's .tub will
hold the legtilar monthly meeting lu
the p.ulors of the Cieen Hldge P.es
byteilan ( htirch this alteinoon at ::.:'.')
o'clock.
Cllllsfs l hill I h llliniliOge 'die Wll
begin Tuesday. Feb. Jii. at 10 n'llnek.
In the (isteihoiit building, 11L West
Maiket sticel. until Friday Friends
who have anything1 to donate villi
plu" rend aitlchs to the OMeihout
building or to .Mis. F S. Hallentlne.
Cf.ind Vlrw and Washlngtnii avenue,
or Miss Virginia Mome, li'-.i ("apouse
aveuii'..
.
DUNMORE.
The ahum of tire turned hi fiom
box- 115 .vesterday afteinooii about I
o'clock, was causeil by a lire In a house
on Fifth street, owned by Cenigc llob
Imon, and occupied by Charles Hoff
men. The Cleet ilcs. Independents and
Neptiuies lesponded lu the order
named, and succeeded hi extinguish
ing Hi., blaze with the chcinUal
Mieani. Tin. lire was causul by an
ovei heated Hue and was dlseoVeied
llrsi on Hip second floor. The damage
was Hilling and fully (oveied by ln-
Klllatlce.
Tho haxaai. which the Ladles' Aid
society of the Piesbytci Ian liurch had
expected to open 111 Odd Fellows' hall
on .Manh 1 1, has In en postpnned un
til the Jth. Il was loiiuil that m.uiv
unities mull i u i mild not in iln-
- Mention
Seianton ha a poweiful filend at
coutt In Jlarrlshurg In the person of
the deputy attorney geneial. lion.
Fuderli W. Flcltz. Jlls position alone
would make him of valued assistance
to any seeking the lavoi.s that aie
dispensed from Capitol Hill, but the
deputy attorney geneialship Is only an
incidental element In Mr. Klellz's pull.
Ills main lullueiiee comes from his
being hand lu glove wllh the political
povvi'is that me at pics'iit. mid for
some time vety likely will bo.lu control
of the political end of the administra
tion. Mr. I'leltz went to Haiilsbuig when
a hoy as a protege of Senator Packer,
then one of the most lultucutlal men
In the capital, and has been tliete vir
tually ever since, woil.Ing himself up
from executive clei k nf the senate m
the distinguished position he now
holds, at the same time foiglng giad
ually but steadily ahead as a political
vorlter until now he Is found bitting
In the Hist councils of the party. Thai
his woik has not been without icsulls
nierlilng lecognllloii of a high order Is
attested by the fact th.lt he Is the
nuiM prominently mentioned of the
possible successois to Hon. John P.
Hlklu as attorney general.
one of the elements which cnlcis,
hugely Into Mr. FlelU's success is his
readiness to do a favor. Xo man about
the executive building Is subjected to
mom calls for an exeiclse of his In
lllicnee. and no man more cheerily ie
.sponils to these calls. To this not u
few Sciantoiiiaiis will attest.
F.x-Senator M. K. .McDonald is an
other and a particularly piomlnent
type of tho aggiesslvu young men who
aie doing so much to nsMtre Seianton a
future that will be In keeping with Its
remarkably successful past and pres
ent. He has been and Is active In many
lines of activity tending to the Indus
trial advancement of (lie Klectrlc city
and the region of which It Is tho cen
ter, hut the oiii achievement In this
regard, which stands out above tho
others and wins for him an enduilng
Place In the ranks of the city's up
builders, was the adding to Seianton
liidiistil.il wealth of the (piancr of a
million dollar glaa.s factory which last
week began opetatlons Just below tho
southern boundary of the city In
Moo.slo hoiough. The company Is
hacked by some of most prominent
nicm In the slate. Including Attorney
Oenetal L'lkln and State Treasurer
Harnett.
Ishcd In tlmo for the date set, so It was
thought best to postpone.,.
Tho lloyal Arcanum will hold an
Important meeting In Mafonlc hall this
evening.
Amns Hhalfer Is spending some tlmo
with friends In AVnyno eounly.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Damon, of Plus
ton, vlsltod Mr. and Mrs. A. l lin
den, on North Wakely street, last
week. ,
Mr. and Mis. A. M. Illimham, of
North Ulakcly street, were lu Plttslon
yesterday, where they weie called by
the Illness of Mrs. Ulnglimn's mother,
who Is III with pneumonia.
Mlis Mnrjoilo Lewis Is vl-dtlng Miss
(lalDln at the homestead on Llm
street.
Miss Olive Haines Is vlltlng Mends
In llnnesdale.
Dispatcher Chas. Ford attended the
funeral of a lelallve In lllnghnniton
on Saturday.
NORTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Second Anniversary of the Y. W. O.
A Celebrated In the Welsh
Congiegatlonnl Chinch.
The se(oud minlvermry of the North
Scranton branch of the Young Wo
inenV Christian association was cele
brated In Hie Welsh Congregational
church on West .Maiket stieet. yes
terday afternoon. The meeting was
opened with a song set vice. led by
Chorister Henry Hutching. P.ev. Dr.
Jones, the pastor, welcomes Hie asso
ciation meiuheis lo the church, and
Intioduced Mrs. Hzia A. Hippie, who
presided.
Mis. Lukens. neeietnry of the Ninth
Sctaiitou branch, otfeied prayer, after
whleh she ifiive a Very eiicoiiiaglug te.
poit of the ye.u's work, showing great
progiess made. Mm, I.. M. (lutes,
state pieslilent, gave a v ei y Insplilng
tall,. s.. told or Hi., different oxtieil
eiuiW oi .Miiing ghls she had met w ho
had become ineinbeis of the assoi la
tlon, and bow they w.ie beiielitted.
She also spoke of Hie association being
a hand maid to the church Instead of
a ilval. She uiged all gills to beenine
ineinbeis, to help themselves, to leaiu
to help otheis. She nngratulated the
olllceis of the Noi Hi Seianton braueh
In Hip wink they have accompll-hid
dm lug the year ami uiged them to
keep on progiesslng.
The meeting was closed with a song
sung lu Welsh by a choir from the
Welsh Congicgatlonal church. The
chinch was crowded to Its utmost by
both .voung and old women.
Told In Biief.
Ton.v Coirlgaii. William 1 Mill, In and
Pat lick Kane wee the tin co law
breakds arr.ilmied bcfoie Alderinaii
M.veis, ,,f the Second waid. for being
drunk and dIonlei l.v yestenhi.v. They
were each llii'd J and allow ed to go.
Anna Heesi . (laughter of Mr. and
Mrs. David Itepse. of Nay Aim avenue,
withdrew the charge of afsault and
Irutciy piefei red by li'iseif and moth
er against David P.ee-o, her lather, oil
account of the death of her mother
at the Lackawanna hospital. lt"esc
was serving thirty days In jail.
Mis. AVIlllam l.owry. of Chinch ave.
lllie, is visiting flienils 111 Wilkes
Jl.llle, Mr. Clement Kelt hen. of Wllkes
Harie. Is visiting Mr. and Mis. II. S.
Saiindeis, uf North Main avenue.
The National Drivers' and Team
si us, union. No. HO."., will meet this
pvenlng lu l.eoiiaid's hall.
All news matter will icielve prompt
attention If l"fl at Davis' di ug store.
ii. W. I), iv Is. druggist, Is making e
lensive improvements in his stme.
II. 1! Smith, ol Hallstead, who has
ben visiting at the home of A. W.
Athcitiin, on Ninth Main avenue, has
relumed home
The Ninth F.ud Slais. the iiaik has.
k I hall .ecm of this pari of the litv.
utic d. ! ,ii-il .hi Sal in .1.1 night in
Kings'. in t the Wv.iiiiihi: S'liiuiaiv
of Some Men of
It was Senator .McDonald who lutei
estpd these men III the Investment and
Induced them lo put llu'lr nioin'.v into
It. It Is said they aie enthusiastic
over the possibilities ol the Lacka
wanna valley as an Induslilal center
.ind that their enthusiasm will likely
lead to f Hither Investments h.v them
selves and their friends who have
heard tlU'iil disc usn the uialtei.
- V s s
P.ev. .1. .1. Crlllili. Hi- inn chancellor
nf the Catholic iliac cm' of Sc lantnll
mid the mndoialoi of I lie Catholic Ills,
lorlcal sin let v and New mail MugaKlne
eltih, was placed 111 a somewhat ein
barrasslni, position v lien selected bv
Hishop lloban lo undertake the task
ol cilrectlng tiif wi.i I. of t lie Newman
i lull, a position vvhh ll had Ik-'II tilled
by the lamented Father Mac Coldrlc k
since the tillle tile I lllll V as lillllli'll.
Il was u mallei of mine moment for
Father 1 1 111 1 1 nlmnsi a manger In
the cit. to take up I lie work which
the hand of death caused his distin
guished piedc'esvor lo iellntitlsh unci
to hi forced to suiter rrnipurlFoii with
a ncin nf Father Maciioldrlck'.s un
usual attainments.
Father til Kiln has ileni('iiti.it"il lhat
the Hlshop's sell (Hon was u wise one.
He has maintained Hie taudard of
the club and has eufused soiiip of hi)
own eii-igy Into tho members ami led
them lo lal.e mi Increased Interest In
It. lie b resourceful in tho inalter
of arranging Hie programmes for tho
meetings so as to bring out the best
that is In the members nnd lu cn
. iimneliicr those who lie llmid about
! piiillelpatlng In public pyerclres.
rather lil'llllli Is a unlive ol I limes
dale, hut was stationed al Ciiibon
d lie, when called heio to Jilt the Im
kii tan ntllee of chancellor of the
iliocc'c. .ltldge P. P. Smith, of the
Superior coin I. Is a bioihcr-lii-lavv of
Father Urltlln.
W. i: DuIiuIiImiii. tin- olllclal 111
charge of the IihiiI station of tlie
Fnited States weather hm pan. who
has been changed to nitighauitou. X'
A'.. Is a man of expeileme lu atiuos
phpi'lc mutters, and lu the courso or
his seivho In the depaitiuent has en
countered all soils and cuiulltlniis or
wealhei. llo has been at work In an
observntorv, busily taking the ineas
uienientH of n scinching day In No
biniiku. wltli a high dr.v wind like the
cheering blast fioni a l'uinace playing
wlstfullv about him. and then again
ho has Hied to cueigeilcally Hume out
the averages for days In Jacksonville,
Florida, when the air was so heavy
wllh toirld, overcoming, oppressive
team, the sioro being .19 lo 6. Several
of their b?st players were not In con
dition to play.
An entertainment was held at the
Welsh Congregational church on AVest
Market street last Friday nlKht under
the AUsplecH of cla?s No. IT.
THEIR NINTH BEGITAI,.
Was Given by the Piano Pupils of
Miss Wngenhurst.
Miss WnKPnhurst's class In music
gap their ninth ieeltal at her home
on Wheeler avenue Friday. The
looms were filled with parents and
friends, who enjoyed the following
well prepnicd programme:
i'aht nmr
Hi"', "fiullo ("one," l0r
Kiiinir IlilKFit, a'lil liv .Mint Wmfliluirn.
siu.lln .MVnlilhlt
.Um UihiiI, .Ir.
solo, jtc Mrhiitr
U.l'dl.i I'arcy.
solo, "Vlnlrl'i story," Kvaits
Kiinici! lllliicit.
Solo, Maul bow
llciVil Clail,.
Snlii, Miiinitt WM.li (Op, J)
llvi'l.vn .siiilln.
lini-t, "Sinit i.l I. istne." (Op. .VI) ....Miirner
luU'lU (.iic.v. aMlstrtl bj Ml Jgeeiliiimt
(), "III llir (mniluljl." l()l.' Sf.ni
AlcMcliK llonnii
lila l.ajrJi. Illjlib."
'trio, .MjiiIi L sircablioy
1'iin sraoxn.
olo, snug Htiliflut Wenl." .. 11. Un ru-l
llolrn IMpli.
solo, "V.ibi' s,.ti,.n.," r. Kraild
linlli lllll, llblalj.
Silo, lloi.illna It. I.lt tmer
.Malirt IjIujuK lllakrly.
snto, "I.Hnelli-le," (Op. ,Vn W. Lege
Nellie Min.il. Ill.ik.l.
Suto, "lliM.llhi; W.itn," il. flftinli-llfr
IIiIp II.Ii
Trio, 4l-i- str,,u,0y
MIm IMw.inU .iml Mjm ii
i SPOKE AT MANY MEETINGS.
j Diummer EvanRellst Had a Very
.rfusy Day.
j The Diumimr Kvangellst Hev. W. IT.
I Williams put In a full day yesterday.
He conducted thiee Antl-Mloon league
meeting, which weie very ilal'Rel.V at
tended. At lu.l'.O a. in., h was in Hie
I'reshyteiliui church at Liueine; nt Z
P. in.. In the Methodist church, Car
bondale, and at T. p m.. In the same
ei 1 1 lice.
I Tonight and Tuesday he will axslst
I lu special icvlval meetings In the
Methodist chinch. Caibondale; Feb.
JS. Methodist chinch, Ulissell Hilt;
.March I. Haptlst chinvh, La C range;
Sunday. Maich 3. lo.S'j a. in., Prcsby
teilan church. Plains: ".1.1 p. in., Tay
lor Avenue Ceiinan mission; i.'M p.
in.. .Methodist church. Providence,
Maich I. .Methodist church, I.arkcs
vllle; .Maich ." to it Inclusive, special
revival meetings H.ipilst church, IVok
vllle; Sunday, Match IT, T."0 p. ni..
Hnpilst chinch, Cieen ltldge: Sunday,
Match 24. (! p. in. .Welsh llaptist chinch,
Paisons,
TiihsiI.i, Keli. 2C, at 9 ti. Ill, Mr
AVilllanis will nddie'-s the public school
of Liizeiue; suhj.ci, "Young People
at School."
BROKE WINDOW WITH FIST.
RoRer AVilllams Was Made a Subject
for Hospital.
A man giving his name as linger
Williams received treatment at the
Lackawanna hospital at midnight Sat
urday nlulit, stifi'eilng with a cut on
the wilst. tlie ic suit of trying to .show
his fNi through a window in Mrs.
Sampson's place In Itaymond court.
Up was anested at the hospital by
Pattolinen Addyman and Potter and
taken to the city hall station lions.',
lie was lined Vi bv the major j-ester-daj.
RELIGIOUS NEAVS NOTES.
IW. .Imiii'- l.illnvil.i, nf -nvif, ili'liviri'il a
inieii lo ,i liiiue tHiinieKJtloii of Infn in III
(.ill, i.l.,! Il-t lilil
V I i i. I- i.i 1imii.. I' -li .ili'l
I, VI ,'1 I ' II I" Si I Ilk. . lllll. Il III J. II
I i.' W.ilii..l,.v ami 1 li' ni" iH i mi, 1 cm
the Hoar .j
heal that I he ginger was sapped out
of any iikiu'j personality and one could
w'Mi for nothing better than to ml
h w the example uf the ease-lovim.-Soiitherner
and stietch himself inuo
leiitly nut lu a hamino'dv with a cool,
glmious mint Julep close al hand.
For eleven yeais .Mr. Donaldson has
I n lu the government employ and
has been assigned lo weather Millions
In about every stale east nf the Mis
sion 1. .Maryland Is Ids native state,
but he declares that ol" all tho places
lu which he has In eii heated, and or
ad the almo'.phei Ic (oniiitioiis which
ic has rnnfioiileil, lu Seianton he has
liiuiul that which is thurnughly cou
g'tiial. Seiaiiioiiiuus, nf coui.se, grumble .it
the weather. It's pcrfeeilv natural
thai one should grumble al It. but
still III constant censuie, the fact is
overlooked that we enjoy olio of the
IliiPsi, most eiiuabli) cllinnti's to In
totind In the countiy. Observer Don
aldson is a man iiualltlud by e.vpot
b -ice to express a sound opinion mid
he says that Scranlon's average
veatlier Is Just about right.
"Your winters ui-Pii't by any moans
spveie." he declines, "and your Mini
tuefs mo far r'lniii being oppressive.
The summer iilnhia here aie almost
perfect, with their cool, balmy air.
mid above all, your climate is a splen
did, heuliliv one."
Captain Fiemont Stokes, who n
Just resigned the captaincy of Com
1'iuiy F. Thirteenth regiment, was
gelieially iecoglll7ied, not only by tile
oiilcors of his own lcglinent. but by
the olllcers of other eoiiiiniiiids, ns
one of tho best tacticians mid dlelplln
iiilmis In the entile National Hiiatd
or the suite. So highly was he regaid
it by Colonel L. A. AYatres lhat he
had to send Ids icslguatlou In till en
times helore thai otlleei' jvoiild accept
it.
The captain has moved to Pittstou,
and is unable to spare the tlino from
his duties lu that city to attend to
military affairs in Scranton, The men
of his own company, by whom ho was
greatly admired, aie especially loathe
to part with him. He was an exceed
ingly seveie disclplinuilan, and a hard
drlllnifister. (that Is, hard In the sense
that he demanded that everything
must be done according to tho very
letter of the law), but the men liked
him all the better for that lie was
n indent and eaiiast student of tac
tics, mid had toad and mastered all
Hie gieat nuihteiH on this subject. Tho
Thllteenth loses one of Its most val
iiuahle moii in Captain Stokes.
AMUSEMENTS. j
I Yc0Fl THEATRE
-" iilis k nmirr.Ni)KR. i.hm., r
A. J. UOTl'V, Jltuiter. J
s.vn-nruY matikk and jiroiHViV
llvrnlne Perfonmivsj nt M
Matliifo l'crIormnio it Z. S
Tlie Succcsifirl Cetrmty IHjtvus
A Young: Wife
I'rcscntfil by o very ,trone cmnpnj', ltilnl t
llic popuUr iouinll.il.
Prnnk Tnnnerliill, Jr.
i:kxi.xo rmrr.s-sv-, w., . mi li.orrf
Siwclit Lndim and Children norifain D M
Uce 2.V. ami COc.; chlldicn to nuy prt M thf
lietv(, l.V.
.Meats mi sale Tliiirjiliv t ! a in.
One Night Only, Thursday, Fab. 2
'llic Julllcst uf Jolilihijr.
'it." in.. I iliriiouenal flmnelil and urtlrtU
inotd Ini'iVrr cMOiur
The Burgomaster
An tii 1 .'(IjIl m al reineilr hv Vnm rlrl
ami CuLns l.iul.i ,. i.l timet in Cdvijo
Wit, tirjuty find ong M emlntiit 'i"t(W
1'ilcf 4 -J.' , inc., 7j. . !l rip nnd $)i1,
S't1 CIl Jle lncd,3! at tl il in
- jj a J
ACADEHY OF flUSIC,
KUIS& UUKtlU.SDIlk HARRY A. HROWW
Vttnaftn and fjvueer, Ical Mintger.
IT. '1111-1 II IC.
fiolden Comedy Co
In HiiKitulie.
MdMllV I.MMNd,
"The Diamond Brcaker"j
M.iiliu'e cltil tcsliilrj; Tiiosilav. Trleisc, 13
ami ill) ceiilt.
I'liMiliiR fit - tn 'Dan.) 1 (.rnta
" 7-m
i"it jiucpuai auu Aiuix ciirgsoa uuil,
;9X-.IHM,27 North Sixth StJ
iB QQdPo son.VarlnnnfilflStrlrfurai
.JzJjZ nil nnicA . .m..... 4
DIXSaSR th""M''lMulionarBhraiJ
olli1tiJ. ."CN DEUTSOHBR ARZT." Treaul
noting uTuy ri lBtliuw,UcUtoU dlleclicaiSIni I
BUY THE GENUINE ""
SYRUP OF FIGS
... MANUFACTUUED BT...
CALIFORNIA FIQ SYRUP CO.
IirAOTKTIIi: .VAUR.
FervliM vvill Ijoifin piciiiipili ai J 0", p. m. an
villi l,ui (in riiiiiuios VII aK' vvcliumi'.
Hl'v. V. G. Siniinn, luster el tlio .Miui-
Meilinilut i:pi-rnMl lunch en Munsoy avrniiv,
pnaclieil an uinciL .ennuu jMlcrchy niernlnc
Kttirik' loilli, m he vuvvcil thein, the needs of
the Mindly- n lienl. At tlio ecenlng enice lis
took for lib tlieine. "Jlillnp t.lslit or 'tlio (Jo-w
pel rioviiion."
Itei-. J. W, Mownsei', pastor nf the Zion
IXaii'.'i'llral c Lurch, mldioMil a l.irpe meeting
n1 tlie juupi; inea jeatcida, .iflcnu"n in tin,
IrnipTir.i' liiadqti irtiM cif'the Vounif Jlcn'i
Clirl.ll.ili .I'.ci.illim mi N.irfll '.iflilni;trii .ivi
line. Hie male chorus from the clmuli hJiii; sev
eral li.v inns, in an inspiring vvaj.
In tlie Ynciirf Mmi'h Cliiitl.in noel ninti rmint
evuv Mondiy ccerln tit 8 o'clock the VVnik-ri
IijihI hold I hirvlie. 'Imluht It villi lie in
ihniise of the clcl'iatis vvln will return tnd.i
fioni lliela.ile voiiceiitioii 1 Id ut l.aneijler, ,'iml
an liiti'illntf ind helpful t-rrvhe in aureiL
.Mill will In in el,, cm li nine yt this fcfrvTee.
OBITUARY.
William Keddins.
William Itnlilinsf ilnil a' T o'clock yiMeid,!
iiii.iiiiiil' a In- Imnie, 1J1 l.ioce utiei t, l)iiniiiorea
riei in illiittv ol M'vn.il vvceki wllli grip IN
i Miiciiiil he hi- villi and one on. Leonard,
.iml the iiilhiwinc liinthei and hUlu-,: 'Ilium j I
llf rl.liric . ni lilnu, ,x. .: John Itiililnn,-, el
sonili Uiiij.', X. V . jihI Mis, Kihev, ot 0te;0
x v
Mr llidihii; HM- In, in in suuih Owejo In 1S.1J
iml ami' h"ie iin.itcen n,ia di;o to aecept 4
I'd-iiioii ai aiin'iiiit(inli'iit fill' the Dlikton Mann
failnrniir tompnit. II" w.ii a skilled nnliitrci
.ili'l ccoikiil en the pi ni of the court tiniua in
mi. uti aid I lie cipliol in Vlliiny, He ,il.,i
.upi'iit-eil the cciii-iiiii una of eteral ut tin
l.cri" binldinifs vn thU Hlv. I'm' Hie. .i-t tin
ir.ii4 he li.ii. In en in Ihe einiloy of the Mullieriii
A .IiiiIri' l.uiiilfr 1 1 ninnv. In Jssi m w.n
H.Tiri. rt 1" Mils (athiilue l nnrny, nt Pi-Lkvllle.
The luiifral vull be lield Wednexlay morning
,n n ii'ilnik. V lequlein hum will be cilfhuled
in S. I'.miI'-i ( aihnlie I'liiueh, (heen Ridffe, aii'l
iiiteriiuiU will he lithl In Ml. Laiincl reiii'ibry
James Hackett.
.lanifi ilaikcll, for many jrars a well known
iiieiiuini lallnr ol lhi cllc, died after a lniet
.Hm s al hm ri -nil nee, ii't Xoitli VVashtiiKtnn
.ivt'imr. .a an raih hour .s.iliinljy nnintnt.
Many uf our older u-nlenti will leeall him a
cnic 'of the ejillut ludesmcn ill lilif line. Tall
hi'.' Ir.ihli compelled lilm lo site up adlvi
liu-lnrn xirr.il jrins aco. Mi. Ilaekclt wai
Imm in fiiumy Union, liehi.d, In 1627. O.m
-i ii, .Inhii, and tlire ilauchlri. Si-ter M.irv
IUIiliV.ini.. of I hi'JC". and lijtc and Ainu, of
thi- i He, win lie linn.
I inii'lal eriiH nl s( I'.ter'a cilhedi.il at 'I
'.Ink (ili'l nicniln?. Interment in ( ithedrat
i eiie en.
Josepli K. Haivey,
.l...iih . llarviy. of 3701 l'ittlon avenn,
oni oi Ihu pioneer ittuens ol Ninth bet inion,
Hid u.ieiilii niornln? at hit home, utter a
liner 'vn'ilit' ttlneM.. A wile and Eiuwn-up fam
ily ami limtlui, A'liul Il.iruj. HH'vhe him.
liter, isl wan pr:iol'ieiiily eonneetecl vv lh th")
elty's indiutrlal uiuuth, lieln? identified with
hla hrnihei' in the Mils indinlry, lu particular,
lie hail a coiitrollhu itittieit lu llirvcy Ilrnthiri."
f-nuth seianton mill and in oilier ilk factorM
ut tins ileliilii.
Iliuaie iti jeara of ace. Iho elate of the une.
ul tia not jit lieen ilecidul iipnn, but IC wllf
piohatih lie held WrdneMliy or 'Ihuindje
Fiedevlck Wento.
I'n ih ink Wriitr. ono of the ohlei.1 re-i.lonll
et piiniiiiiie, died ut hii liouie oil Snail Ulakcly
at reel in lliil liornnu'li en Sllnuliv. Hi, viat "il
jraM of ,ue and a vetei.ui of Ilia Ceil war.
Ih had lie-en Icehle for annie time and death
v.n i aii-ed by Ktnti.il dilillity. A widow and
h.iin .tdiili ehlhlieii tnrcivo lilm. The. funeral
will Hki pl.ii e fiom hl laic Imiiin thlt after
Ilium at -'W ti'tloik. hiteimcut wilt b midl
in liuiiino'," iciiiHiij.
Lavella K. Ilelnds.
l...i. Ilj.lt. Ileliide, ihe liljear-old lUualittr ol
Mt. in id Mi.. Wnrrcn al. llriiuh, cl 6-'a Dick.on
avc liue. died Siliudi,1 nildril$lit.
Hie fuiaral will be held at 2.u0 o'rloiU tomor
row nltrrnonn fiom the home. Intenuent irlll
l.e made in tho 1'euH Hill i tint I CM,
John Coyne.
John 1 0.WII', aitcil 'il jrara, ton ul Mr ind
ihu. John t'oine. of Mlnooka, dud hi rituburic
on .satuiday, I'eh. 1", and wit burled In, that
.lit.
The ileie.u.fd yoiinB nun unit lo Vittahura;
ahiiut a veil' aso, uuii hail ho.l nt frirnii
bolli in this city ami Mlnooka,
An hit mt ihlhl of .Mi. and Mr. William
'IhniiMi, nl lieiii ittt, dlnl jetrrdjy luoiulus,
I'uini il aiiiiiNJUceinent lalri,
(m