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THE SCKANTOX T1UBUNE-THURSDAY, MARCH
1001.
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LACKAWANNA
JEDA1YN AND A.AYFIELD.
Nathaniel liepow, ii widely Known
resident of Ninth Main stu-ot, In sell
ously III, having been hhUviI with u
paralytic strok-- Tuesday ctonlng. Mr.
Oepew wus burn In u low hut In Muy
H'.IJ clu-Uti -elN. yeuis ugo uiul almost
his entire- life- Iiuh been spent In this
tldiiltj. Qn account of his uri winced
1150 tlllll SCl'IollS llllleJH then If little
hope of his tecovery.
Tim mutdculc to bo given in the
Methodist JCplsropnl chtltch by Pio
fesfor Hi nest Hcivutil will take place
thin etcnlnir. The-ie ate n few Hunts
unsold, for which tickets inuy c till Its
lutd.
.lohii o'lloimh, 11 1 luncf.ii-luii miner,
f siding at Muyileld, was twrloutily In
jured In tlm Cihmttood shaft yestctday
l" thu Jumping of a car tioin the
track. Just at tint moment O'Uough
wart passim; ho was ntt'tlck with meat
folic unit hurled against a prop, hl.s
scalp b"lni: badly cut and on- of Ids
en is almost totn off. tie was taken
to his home.
William U'-nnett and Thomas War
wick hate been chosen di legates to
i' present Local No. 1 ftsr.. 1'nlted Mine
Workara of America, at tho contention
10 bo held at Huzlclou next week
Joe Tuik, mi Itnllau resident of IM.
Kcrtou, ycsdoidny slipped on tho lie
In doing so 11 1 (.'tub 1 1 whh h he can Ud
In oii nf IiIh pockets wis dlscliingt d,
ihu bullet passing through the fleshy
p.nt or Ids hand. This was a lltor.il
ease of "shooting daylight" through the
hand.
Thu Ladles' Ah! society of the Cult
cregntlonul ehuich 1110 quite busy
making prepaintlona for thu ic-open-'ngof
their fair, which will talc plan,
"li Tuesday evening. Theie ate a
number of tisotul m tides to b ills
posed of, among them a handsome
1 hum closet, which Is to be drawn lor.
There was a pleasant family gntliL't
'iii? on Tuesday eviulng at the home
of Mr. and Mis. John T. tlilllltii-. of
Main stieot. The ali'.ilr was quietly
planned and wa.s in the uatuie of a
-uiprl'-e In honor of .Mrs. Oritllth's
birthday. The exciting was most eii
Jo.tably spent.
fobn Sampson, of Arehbald, was a
caller here last ctenlng,
Motoimnu flint Ich lJitmorc leturned
home- last ctenlng fiom ,1 tew days'
(bit spent Willi Wayiio county friend-.
Tho ineiubeis of tlu Hit or Mls
looking club Journecd to Sciantoii oil
Tuesday, where thev weie pleasantly
utcrtalneil in tho horn of Mrs. Van
Junior.
Hs-Ccnintllinnn V-err-m, of Muylield,
's home on a islt f 1 0111 Huntingdon.
w lieiv ho h.is lately 111 cepted the posl-
It'll of mnn.iner of the Huntingdon
V.'utu company. Ho expects to move
his family there about Apiil 1,
Tho local bai-beui of .leimyu and
Met Held attended the meeting of the
H.n'bers' union .it Cail-ondnlo Tuesda
M-nlng -tnd w.'to atlmltted Into the
nit stories, of the 01 xanlK.it Ion.
Miss. Jmogcne lloji. of Seinntoii. who
bis been the gi'pi (,t Misc Mary Nich
' Nun, Of Smith Main street, for the
1 .1st week, lias 1 ,'tiu ncd home.
OLYPJiANT.
Mlehuel Me Hale died at his immt , on
Hut-'son street, Tuesday nlglit at lu.lin
' lock. His death wnM due to gjlicial
'elilllty Deecnsed wa.s one ol III-"Idr-st.
resideiitH of ibS lilnie lie was
'torn In i'uunt .Mayo. Ii eland. elMy
tiv years qrh, ami came to Aineikn.
t hi 11 u oung man. He has ichlil d In
iphnnt nearly foity jeai.s. PeceaKed
-mis held ill the hlghcht legninl by all
lis acquaintances, w j, Wj j,0 deeply
t-i'i"Vtd at his demN' . He Is rurxhnl
' v tho foilnwlm,- sons ami daiiKhnis:
Mr. Willl-uii llanbon, of Hlmlra
Mrs llmry HlaeU. Ml- Maiy J. Mo
ll. il. utltt lam lulmlpnl of Hie public
" litiols. Jnhli Mi Hale, ot llliihamlon
Tlit'inas ninl 'William Mcllale, oi this
Itlacc. Tlif luneinl will take plaee to
morrow inornins at 10 o'clock. A tol-,
run liia$-s of tumicm will be u le
1'Kited In Si. I'atiiik's ihuicli. lluilal
In ft. )itikk's nmftoiy
t you want :i good laugh, go and
o "Hoviin'H Alle" 'tt th.. Knlliei
Matbow Dpei.t House tiiulglit.
TI10 many fi limit ot John P.ii, s n
"f I.lcwillyii P.nl.i, of I'iisi i-tivet
Four EVSinisters
Tell of Magical Rtsult3 Drought About
in Burning, If.hing, Bleeding Skin
Troubles by Dr. Chase's. Ointment.
Pr. Cln-e's Oin'mcnt duws more pi.tiie
10m ministers. ph)s.ichns and lawjers than
any other rnedlLir.c in the world, 'it Is en.
dotted by every profession
Extracts from their Letters.
Uev. W. I. Kdwardi, ILtptiit minister,
loo, Trinity I'lttcc, Uuffalo, N. V,, writes.
"For over fifteen tears the itching piles
have been a tourer of ior.it.int annojance to
me, and fiequcmly. too, the siiffetlng ha
become intense. At times there was bleed
ing and the itching and burning was be)onJ
endurance. The results I hate derived from
Hr, Chase's Ointment have been magical and
the benefits lasting. I feel it .1 duty to fel
low sufferers to recommend it."
Iter. . N. Van Natter, Methodist minis
er, Albion, Wis.,, writes
"My wife was terribly afilicUd with pro
truding piles and contemplated a surgical
upcranoa wncn ncr noucu was urawn to ur.
Chase's Ointment, and less than one boi
effected n cure."
"I then used it for an unsightly and
troublesome skin affection, which had batfled
medical skill for twenty-five jcars. Dr.
Chaje's Ointment thoroughly Hired It. Tor
piles rnd skm disease it is worth its weight
in i;o!d."
Kev. J. A. ISaldtvin, Baptist minister,
Arkona, Ont., writes
' lor oter twenty jears I was a great suf
ferer from itching and protruding piles, I
used tu.iuy remedies and underwent three tery
painful surgical operatious, ull without
obt4ulng .my permanent benefit. When
about to givo up in despair I was told to uss
Dr. Cha.e Ointment and did so, finding
relief at once, I used three boxes, and am
entirely cured. The itching is all gone. 1
hate advised others to use it, believing it
would cure them as it has me."
Kev. Chas. Fish, Methodist minister, ins
Dunn avenue, Toronto, Ont., writes.
"Ten years ago eczema began on rny ears
ind spread over my head ana hands. Uur
ng that time I was a great sufferer. I tried
naiiy remedies, aud some of the best phsl
:Ians specialists on r,Wn diseases Heated
ne The lirst box of Or. Chase's Ointment
juve much relief and five boxes completely
nircd rne I thlnW my cure u mnrvil, and
ladly recommend Dr. Chase's Ointment."
Just as good for every form of skin
Irouble, no matter how long standing. 50
ents a box, all t)cal:r3 or Dr. A. V. Chase
Medicine Co., liuflalo, N Y.
COUNTY
lllakely, WPio shocked to hear "C his
death, which occiiriTd yctcrday
morning ul llydo I'mk. wheie ho has
lerlded for the past two yems. Mr.
DaU- wan taken III on Sunday ntorn
Ir.g, with an ntlm k of the grip. Ve
cfasftl was bom In Olyphnnl and was
21 years of oka He was 11 youtis titan
of ntniiv cstlinable iiualltles ami had
11 host of f 1 lends. His father and one
sinter. Mies lUtn Ha vis, Mil vivo him.
The funeiiil niiangrntpnlM have not
yet been nia.de.
Tho e( boot boaid will meet fc!nturdny
night.
i!r Ivor ' 1'miy and ilnughtcr.
Mlsa I.ettle I'any, of llydu 1'aik, weio
the guests of Mi . John M. Hvans, of
I.m kawnitUH street, yesteiday.
.Mlf-s Ituth Uurdner. of Moscow, Is
the Htiivt of Miss tieoigla Thoinns, ot
Helawaiu.
Miss battle O'Mnlle.t Is s-pHidlug the
week nt Scranlon.
MKs Claie Muiih.. of Dumiioie, I
Vlrltltlg lelntltes bete
PECKVILLE.
Special CMtngellstle iueitllig.s weie
began at the 1'eckvllle Hnptlst chinch
last Tuusday tvenlug. Kor tho ilit
lligllt the ntt' ndance was good. Itev.
1 W. H William", the drummer evauge
I list. Is a pieachet of ticmeiidous fori c
I anil oaiiii'stness. Ills woik here will
undoubtedly be a blessing to many.
Mi"s Daisy Hell Hall, who assists In
tlm singing. 1ki n olco of unusual
sweetness, adapted to entry the gos
pel titiths to the heait. Piofessor Wil
son, who Is to be piesent n few een-
! Iiirs, has also 11 un gift for Hospel
singing. He If a nephew of the belotcd
1'. I. Illl"s, Til lay alteiuonii at J
o'clock will be held n meeting for aged
people to which all aged people un
cordially Invited. Next Sunday after-'
noon at .1 o'cloi k wll bo held a mens
meeting. Subject. "Social I'uilty."
Subject this o cuing, "The Sin Against
the Holy flhost " Come to the sen lee.
1'. N. Jones left Monilav for New
Mexico.
U.iylou Kellar has 1 etui ned Iroiu
New Yolk.
l.llther Cat pi liter Is on the sick list.
Mis. Nancy J. Ilniimii is iccotciliig
fiom a set 010 attack or 1 liLlimatlsm.
Miss Jennie fjllgallon. of Archb.ild, Is
the guest of Mlhs Katie (lallagliei.
It. J Mulfoid cimtiuuts ciltlcally ill
licit Oiidall Is on the "lek list
ELA1 HURST.
Muster liny niickliiKiinni f hiiiieiiiiR
with an nttnik of fllnhtheila. Ui.
Kilt'dler attends I1I111.
Miss Helen Williams is tloltlng
ri lends In New Voik dt.t.
Idttle sl.-yeai-old Doiothy I'uny
liad her Icr 11111 oter liy .1 ttugnti
loaded with in ops lust week, but vciy
l'oilunatelv escaped anything uinao
than eviu- biulses, owlnijto Ihethlik-mi-s
of her clothing. She )0 eon
lined to the house tor some time, how
ever. Mr. P.uk Hvans, who has been perl
oilslj HI lop Mime time. Is iceovoilng
undei Di. Knedlet's ticncmeni.
The iliiuo social given at- tho home
of Mr. ami Mis. Hymn Hm kliiKhani by
the Ladles' Aid society, last Thuimliiy
night, was a gieat success ''he lious",
was eiowiU'il, and a nice sunt wan ie
allzeil. H. Klisi r spi nt Sundiv with
fi lends at Uunmoie.
.Miss Ib'ith.l Clliines letiiincd es.
teidav fiom 11 tlslt with Scianton
ti lends
Miss Mildred Shoemaker, of Kevstone
amdetuy. spent Sunday with hoi
mother heiv.
Miss i.ouie 1 'i.iy ) visiting at the
home of Mif. w. 11. IViego in SVi an
ion. The new boioUKli coiiiicll oiKfinli'.ed
on Moiulii) etciilim. and the following
olllcera weio elected ami appointed to
i-vito, tor the ensuing jcar. Picsident,
A. H, Williams, clink. 1'ied 1.. Hat Is;
lieusuicr, James Y. Diiiininer. stiea
'omiulsslouei. liyron lliirkliigli.ini, boi
ounli counsel. I. II luiins; hUli eon
Miible. I'luilh- Whelei.
A100SIC.
Mis. Hill, of Siranton. spuit
Wed-
tiesdaj with friends in imm
Miss DI1111 Shaip, of Wyalusliitf. Is
tisitlliK at tho home of her sNtei. Mis.
John Koolls, of liiiml; slicel.
Mrs, Hlbsoii and Miss Mury nvN, ol
Scrantou, suut Sunday with Mls
Cirile hibtibliie
.Mis. Junicd Iluml 11ml Mis. ji,n jtl..
t'liiidlo atleiided the mlsslonnty meet
lng In 1'lttslon I'resbyteilaii church 011
Tuesday otenlng.
The otHicn.cliet of the Cius,,,T
lit M011. No. S'i, Sons of Tcmpeiance,
of this pliue, Ue Installed Into their
libpeitlto otllees 011 Tuesday I'venlimr.
1-lht of letteis iviiiitlnliig 11111 ailed tot
al the Mooslu postotllce are us follows.
HeoiKu Johnson, MNs Klmr. Wllllani
Huniy Hill, j; 15. Hutler, J. J, Plckeis,
Mooslo Hanking Co.
Mr. .mil Mis. Cljde Uieter. ol
tluilclhbiiig. Hie tlsitmu at jhe hoiu.
of Ml and Mis. J. N 'Williams
The Voting Ladles' Mission elide
met hist ('Velllllir at the home of Mic
1 Lluabutb Cl few n. of South Main stict.
Mis. John It.iljeiis xuiss a caller In
Serauton yesleulnv
l.lttle Otto Stanton Is ill at his hume
I Willi piiuiinionla.
0LDF0RGE.
Slei'hen .Miller, ot Wllkes-Haiie, tls
Ited f 1 lends In town on Moiulaj.
Tho tnllowlng niliilslers attended the
"homo gathetlim-" ut tho Hrhk vhurih
on T'lesday: Itet. J. L. liice, C
Joseph Madison, llcjv. Joshua Haw Is,
Hev. N. J. Hnwlej, Kev. I. N. Ship
limn, Hev. K. A. King. Hev. J. H. WaR
ner. Itet. Austin tjilfiln, 1). p., Hcsv.
W. H. Heaice. D. p.. Uvv. V. h. Han
lee. Hev. Judson Halley. Het. C. 11
Homy, Hut. Unbelt Iteldy nnd Hev. II.
A. Gieeue.
Tho lecent fair held by the Hosb
company was 11 giund mice-cut. About
1700 was nultud. Tho Iioh wish to
thank nil friends who so kindly assist-'
ed them In dllfeient wuys.
Tho home of Mis. Mmy Jk-yuon was
I niu pe-v-iu- ui nuiiy KUlllC'llllg Oil
I Mouduy. when iibout twqnty of I101
fi lends cuine to ct'lebuito her blithdny.
Mis. He-ynon'H duughte'r, Mi-s. iluiy
I Kteiioy. had to skilfully luraiiRed tho
' party tlmt It was a gicnt surpiiso to
ncr. tho nay was pleasantly spent In
vurlous tvnjs, and ut evening the
frlruds departed for their homes, wish
ing tholr hostess many nmro happy
blithduys.
NEWS
TAYLOR.
The rait nnd festival of thu Calv.uy
Unptlsl church was opene-d last even
ing In Weber's rink, and the pation
ngo wns exceedingly gintlfylng to the
piomoteis, The exhibition Is certainly
cleveily miangcit. Tho booths aio nr
ranged on cither side of the hall nnd
nre decorated nrtlstlcally. The ex
hibition will continue thioughout the
week nnd Kcncrttl ptibllo Inspection In
ItivlteiJ. Thu cntcitnlumeut provided
Inst evening was of high order. Mrs.
Inhn U. .tones Is piesldent of the
fnncy booth cuuimlltco nnd thu fol
low lng Indies pieslded over the var
ious booths Inst evening, l-'uncy booth,
Annie Wntklns, cnshler. Kusla Hur
rls. .Mrv. Janet Owens, Annie Hose.
Cnndv booth, Miss rierttiide Wntklns,
Oashler, Maud DavU, Htta Harris,
Ilunnali Howell. Ice cream Inblo, Mis.
Itosklns In chaigc; waltiesscs, Lil
lian Hclfcr, Lizzie Pavls, Leah HtuiiH,
Small M,iiesoli. Ladles' Mil booth,
Mis. James Powell, si',. Mis. John
Steele, M'ts. John Ci. Owens, Mr. 11.
H. Han 1 Kitchen, Mis. Kdwurd H.
Pat Is, Mis. Murv rjrlilltlvs, Mrs. Mor
gnus, Mis. Cilllltlis nnd Mis. Hnvaid.
ttiocery booth. Mis. John G. Price and
Alls. John Thomas. In cIumkc of pan
tiy weie Mi. W. W. Watkllis, Mrs.
Janus MortK sr , Mrs. Lizzie Joiips,
-Mm. John lioese and Mm. Thoinaa
Powell. Those chutcu for Hie fnncy
booths lor the last two nights urn
Mis. WIIIUuu r.ecre. Mrs. Ulehur 1
Thomas, Annie Watklnn, Mis. John H
Johns, ('amlv booths last two nights.
Miss Sule Harils, cashlor: lMlth Wat
Kins, Annie Hose.
Tho Hachrlor Knlgbt.i society, com
posed of popular young men of this
town, will conduct a foimal dance nt
Weber's 1 Ink on Tiiesd-iy cveniim,
Apiil l'J. Music will be furnished by
Ml"s Kate Heaiclon, 1111 uccnnipllshed
pianist. About K,i1 liititatlons hate
lieen Issued
The Tnvlor collleiy will ieriime
opciations tills niornlm;, after an Idle
ness of two il.ijs, owing to a bic.1; In
tin machine! .
At ISO o'cloik- this afternoon will
occur the iminiace of Miss Cniri"
Wclbul and Mr. Michael tilne. nt tha
home of the hi die's paients. Mr. and
Mis. llentt Welbel, ol Main street.
H"v. A. Weber will perfoim the nup
tial knot.
Tho J? lletue Stats defeoted the
home .igiHOKtitlon In a name of lias
Ui l ball on Mondnv evening nt Weber 3
link, by a score of in to n.
The meinbtns of the Taylor silk mill
union 'will paitlcipnti- 111 the factory
Blili)' p trade In Scianton to l'ty.
Lackawiinnc couuill. No. M. Junior
ui dor 1'iiltid American .Mechnnlcs,
will meet In regular session this ct cu
ing John P lone-, ol Taydn street, noes
today to Call Hat en. Yt., to attend
th" ftineial of his father. William P.
Jones, who die 1 Tin hdn morning,
,lg i TO t'eais.
CLARK'S GREEN.
Th- .lentil ot Mis Asa II. Deckel
oeeunid at fi o'cloik p. ni. on Tues
day last. She Icates one soil. Ml.
dioiM' Pecker, of Hlughamton, and
two il.uighteis, Mis. Kmnia 'I'eiwllll
gei. of Seianton, uud Mi Judson
Cope, to 111011111 hec loss She was an
amiable woman, a lot hit; pruent and
friend, and her loss will be moutned
by a host of friends. She was pie
1 eded by hci husband but bv tour
slant weeks. Puneral will take place
on Fidliiy at 1.0 o'clock, at the Hip
list cbiiuh.
.Mis. HlUabolh Wells attended the
funeial of hci nephew, Mr. nallaghci.
on Friday l.iM.
Mis. P. F. Spiapue, of Scianton, vis
itcd lelatltes laic on Monday Inst.
V. S PatK o-county superintend
ent of eoiunion schools, ttaf a tisl'01
al 0111 natkmal caplinl, and t lowed
the luaugiiial ceienionles on March i
J. P. Ayleswoith has tented the
propcity owned bf fJeoige W. Deckel,
of Honesdale. and will take posses,
slon in tli(- near fiituic.
C P. Matthews was n vlslloi hnio
on S.itinda.v last,
l!et M. S. ClodMiall av Ills llivt
seiinuii In a (oiiuc, on Sunday even
lug last, on "Ktbenliul Hellglon," and
was lUteiicd to eiv attentivelv. and
the set 111011 was highly roniironded.
Mis. Jesre .1. Jerinlng-', whose dentb
occulted In Sd.inton, was lnteired In
the c'l'iik's fliren cemeteiy on S.dui
day afieinoon last.
St mley Stevens t as .1 tlsltoi at the
home of his slMcr, Mr?. A. X.evlsee
mil' Suud.i.
Mis. c. c. Cook If iontaleclng from
the nu-aslcs.
Tho annitnl inoeilng of the .iiidltois
will be held on Mouduv, Mjrch 11,
tor the fi-ttleiiic'lil of the towiHh'p
billnts". All linen Hell should take
due notice
Chaids l.oomls will move to Si un
ion 011 or about the 15th lust.
J. c. Hlgglns returned from a Sev
ern! dav vl-lt among iclutitcs In
Sciant-ni on Wednesduy last.
1! S. Hal Inn ictuiueil home on Sat
in day Horn an oMcinled visit with
f 1 lends in Pauvild;. IM.
WAVERLY.
A l.iis' number of people intended
tin teacheis' liifitltutc last Satuiday nt
the High school building. A line pio-
It's a Short Road
from a cough to consumption.
Don't neglect a cough take
SSiISohfs
Consumption
Cure
when your cold appears. The
" ounce of prevention " is
bqtter than years of illness.
"I fullered for )t from a cough, bronchial
tut lung trouble. Kiucd blood frequently,
fepent. year in ihu pabotas and oilier paiti of
et but Kot no relief. Keturned eatt and
b'san taking biiliua. A few boltlea com
I leielv cured me, I consider it the grcatett of
emcdiei,
HENRV T. UKTCIIKR,
With 1 , 1.. Camp & Co,, Broken, Uufialo, N. Y.
fllillnh'sCnnaumptlon Ours I sold I17 all
druvslata nt 0o, OOr, SI. 00 a dottle, A
iirlntod cimritntiin coca with cvrrr liottlo.
1( Toil art) not uttliitiml go to your ilruirKlat
uud get your money Imo.U.
Write fcr llluttratcd book on contumptioo. Sent
without con to you S. C. Wtll-C ,I.eKoy,N.Y,
gramme was arranged by Prof. Archi
bald, County Hupcjrlntcndunt Taylor
read a paper on "Order." l'rof. lltilly,
of JCeyntonc academy, Rave an address
on "Foundations;" Stcrlluu Hcdfoid
rend nil Interesting- puper on "Mndl
on Academy;" Slles Tlnkhnin, one ot
the teachers, held a class drill. It. N.
Davis, of Uunmoie, a.l Mr. Lloyd, of
Ulckeon City, weio amonfi tho vlsltois.
Hev. F. H. Parsons, of Mllford, N.
V , a former pnstnr of the Methodist
Kplseopul church lieio, vliltqd friends
j 111 tlllM place last tve
The Men's Aid society of the Metho-
I dlst church met Inst Monday evening
at the re'ldcnce of Htcillng Hodford.
Theie was a lurRc nttendunce and a
. very iiiJoyalle time.
Hev. Mr. HoUoiiff, of the Hnptlst
church, tendered his icsltjnntlon Inst
b'attudny.
SENSATIONAL ELOPEMENT.
Miss KoJly, of HoJyoke, Leaves a Ro
man Catholic Convent.
Ui Ktflufhe Wire fieni The Aso.latC(l Vtt.
I Ottawa, Out., Mnrplt C Miss Kelly.
'of Holyoke, Muss., an lnnintc ot thu
Human Catholic convent nt Ayluier, a
town on Lake Peseheuea, eight miles
from Ottawa, has dlsappeaied. Yestei
day a sleigh, containing two youiiff
men, was observed to dilve inplelly up
to the content. That the occupants of
the sleigh bad a tfeslKii of cairylng: out
a pre-urranired jilan was apparent
fiom their actions.
In a house opposite the convent was
a woman nursing u sick ci'ld Hear- '
Inr a slight nole without nnd on golnff
to a window to Investigate, this wo-
plan saw a sleigh In front of the con
tent villi one of the men In It, ttiills I
his compiinlou had posted himself ut
the foot of the convent's flic ce'npo.
The woman at Hist Imagined that the
men contemplated burglaiy and wns
about to raise nn alarm, when to her
astonishment she .aw n gill eniergj
'Mom oiio of the upper windows of the
'nnvpnt nnd climb slowly down the
tire escape. 1'pon leaching the hot-,
torn she was recelted Into the a' mi i
of th" iiiun In waiting am! cnirled by
him to the sleigh and drlten rapidly
away. The discovery of the girls dis
appearance tvap a great shock to the
; sNters. The police ate tt cutting on the
case.
FERDINAND YZNAOA DEAD.
The Well Known Cuban Banker a
Victim of Diphtheria.
ll 1"( ln-lte Wins liom The -oc latiel l'ir.
New Yoik. March fi. Feidlnnnd
Ymagd, widely known In coinmeielnl
and club circles, died this ntternoon
In Mlnturn hospital of diphtheria, al
ter being 111 but a few days. He was
u member of the bnnklng rlrpi ot II- H.
Holllng-c & Compuny and his res,
denee tvts at Tuxedo, X. Y
Mr Yznngn wns a mcmbci of the
ldli Cuban family, one of whom mnr
iled thu late Duke of Manehe.Uer an 1
Is th-- inoiber of the pierent duke. He
mauled foi bis tlrst wife Minx M.it
Virginia Smith, bister of Mrs. O. H. P.
Helinoil'. .-'he obtnined a dltorce fiom
Mr. Y.nagj. in C'ullfoiula and mar
lled fieorge H. Tiffany. A few years
ago Mr. Vvtnnga mairdd .MNs .Mabel
Wright. In l9."i .-he obtnined a ill.
torn- fiom Mi Yznnga nnd innuleil
Count Mela Zidilcj, of Huugarv. Mr.
Yznaga was IS .teais of age. He was
a member of the stock exchange some
lime ago, but not timing lecent jents.
He spent considerable time abioad and
only lecentlv k turned from Cuba
NEW MINISTER TO AUSTRIA.
R. S. IrTcCormick Appointed Piomo-
tions in the Navy,
liy htcludia Wire fri-in 'Ilio AoilUd 'rtr
Washington, March fi The president
today sent the following nominations
to the senate:
lloln rt . Mi( riiiwk. ol lllninU, lo In iiitu,
ltd iiikIIiiii; .iiiI iiilnNtT liiiipol.-nilji, .(
ilr lnliril mhIih to Ail-till lluti.-.M.v. I'nnlc
tt. .1 lokM'n, of rniiMih.il. 1. 1, cur.-tul ,it I'nii-.
I-K KV
C.iituln . s l"iutM,lii-.hiM In Ik- i hlf( nt
tlir liiiu-jj it iiaii'.-nlun, wIlli I Ik lank nt i..'.
olioir.il.
('1111111111(1(111 In bf (.jii.ilns tliipniuii (. Tuild
.aid lli'liiil M lldi.i
I Irmriiaiil 1'oimiiiinloH to be I nmiiuwlin.
fimlrl 1. t snurt ji'd I lurk -i A Adjnii.
diuitrmnls to w I.lc ilciuiit I'mnnuiidora
tllllini I! Ilii-li. flnrrj -. Kti.ii-j and William
I.. Ue'lct'i-'
l.iuilc nil.l tjiiinor irnlf) In lie l.lnimuMj
W. t. ,. l'uH(loi and Willhm s. Momitin
ty. '
HiiliMOUh NididN ii. 'I t.ilitornli. lu Ic j
Mant i ij uu-tcr in the i.oj.
INSURGENTS CAPTURED.
Lieut. West Secmes Thirty-One on
the Island of Talim.
!!; i:mlulte Hue fio-n The Ai-ochtel t'rfu.
MuiiIIh, Match fi Llstitenant West.
with tile gunboat I.agitmi He Hay. stir
pllsed nn lusuiRent camp on the Island
of Tallin on Lake Hay, east of Manila,
capturing thlity-one Insurgents.
Many small dr tachmeiita lu vaiious
localities are niiricnderlng dally. It Is
l cported that negotiation aio pio-
gr.slng for ihe bin render cu nil In
surgents o". (he- Island of C"bu.
BOTHA WILL SURRENDER.
1) UmIu'Iic Wire finin'llic AeoiiituI Vto.
Ixiiidon, Miuli 7. I'rltato Infoiin ttlun irui',
in Uuilvii tliiai morning confirms the riiinoi f
nrirutLtlin betneen I.oril nitdimcr, Mr Allied
Mlliici aud Ccimrandaiit Reucral t.oult iljilu
I ! the latter'e mirctidrr.
Siunll-Pox in Yoik.
lb hxiliisito tn fiom Ilit A.yjci.'UtJ I'icj.-
oi Mutili m Tnu rj'et of nnll po- Imp
licili dbeutiriel in Onrdl lawnalilp, till' counb
I he tietiuis i.rr (g Lrotiiu.', Jolin and A(Ijiu
Hifll, Mlio liatq Urn cmrlojed in llw elcol
Moil al Million. 'I he ot.itu autliurhldi h.oc
i. iiwd Hie Iioiijo In wlilch tin oic rontlncd to
K iinuiilliiul.
Slieiwood Burned Out.
Ii. l.xelutltc Win from Tie Awnclatid 1'rc
Kubolv, Pa., Maicli ej. Tho major portion of
'hcinucd, a unull inintni; tewn, abuiit eluht
mlli-.c Iron) tlits jiUic, uj de;linyed t die
ul tldf morninir. 'flic l.ie kUrtcd In a liloik
of tenrinent hou.es, uMili tunned o rapidly
elut ilia inmates baicly coeJped with their litc.
Hie town wji comprltccl of jbout tlitit liowi
Strike Threatened.
llv btrliuita Win) 1 1 oiii Die Avoclainl 1'on.i
NirlinniM, 111, MjicIi 0,-'llio lulled Muia
WoikiK tin 0(1 iiollcu en llw co.il (ipnaiuH f
llllnoli tld nllcrnoon tint inili.s I lie epriatro
X'utit tint dimindi nf the tWIIiiiinsnii i-nimi)
mlniM fcr hi Inerse of .1 rcntK r ton in l
mining w,-.lc Hk mlncM nf tin. entire mule Mill
l called out rn rtllkr.
m.. i
Love Lends to n Trngedy.
Ie I.mHiiIic Wire fiom The Atiodutid 'cr
Nc oik. March . Ureiuw James Cami'bill
had lii'di ictustd iiuiiUjf I'' MU4 Poioili;
lunlili he rhot her ami then hlnuelf at Mount
Vrinnii tonljlil. unnipliiirii teound U iilmitt
tntaln fn U fitnl, while Ihe- Klrl has a bin
dnni'e of iccuny. Ihe trapce'y oriurrcd in
liont of I he Immt of Hi" Blrl'n urcnts. I amp.
lull l 27 .tins oil nml Miti 'licullh i .
IMPORTANT PHASE AT
MINERS CONVENTION
Tho Body in Session at Altoonn De
clares for nn Eight-Hour Day.
ly Kirliiiho Who from Ihe A"out d I'ir-i
Altoonn, March f!. The entile morn
Imr ncssloii of the inlnets convention
twis taken up tilth (he consideration
or resolutions. A new nnd Inipoituut
phuse developed tvhoil ttil.-i icsolutlon
was uiiatilincii.sly ailoptcd:
"Thut tve tequest ull mine ttnikeii;
toussoclnte thuinselvcH with their or
gnulzatloii nnd cease ttorlt on Apil'
1, unless paid scale lutes."
The resolution tas understood by
the ilelesntcs to tlitually be a de
niutid for ull operators In th" dlsttut
to pay the scale. Apiil 1, 11MI wa do
elured n holiday to celebrat? the adop
tion of tho clisht-hour inottinant.
'IhtiH the convention koch nn ircnil oh
opposed to nny other day, uH'.ukik'i
the iiperatois prefer nine bouts.
Ainong the oilier icsolutlolis a lopled
ttete.
AVheie theie Is an iiRiecinent li
ttteen the opemtois uuel miners, no
inun be cniploed unless ho can ptesent
u worklmr caul, abolition of company
stoies nnd ornanlzatlon of eo-op-ri-tlve
sioref, all five ellinies bo abol
lhod; asking the le;;lslatiirc to lepeal
nil ucts contiary to the ninety duv
lease: declnilni; any inun n "scab"
ttho loads coal by the car oi day:
condemning the conipulsoiy educallnn
Ittt, fixliiK the Initiation fee at 3- TiO.
Th ) scale committee icportiil thin
afteinooii nnd u rrciet session ttus
held to conider the icport. National
SecietiiryTieasuier Wilson ttns pies
ent nnd pnitlclpated in tho discussion.
The sonic ttlll be iJiesented to the oper
ators tomorrow for thcli nceeptuneu
or rejection. It n-ka M eeiils n ton for
pick mlnliiL, last ycni's i.ite, two
Ibliels .lirfcieiillnl and pa foi -ill elend
ttntk.
The operntnis" proposition ttlll 1 r5
cmts. ttblch Is the Miiiylaud tate.
They claim Hint this dlstilct has mi
advalitajte oter (be l'llt-biuc llld.
Anolhei aiumcnl Is thai tiade inn
illtloriH do not Justlf' th payment ot
fiO eellt. The opemtois do not antici
pate a Mrlko.
THE NEW SPANISH CABINET.
Sngast.i nt the Head Veyler Minis
ter of War.
By I'm lniu Win lulu ihe V-o, uiid t'o-'
Madiid, .Miinli ti. The new Spanish
cabinet is constituted as follott.s:
Pound- Nniir "mj mlti
MlnUtir 1 1 Irululi ituli- HnWe Mnifnlu .ir
de die
tiinltr ol I iiia'iie-S-iiC I l.ila
Milinlcp cl t.u (..enei.il ttcjld.
MIiiiMpi ol I lie tut nor-Vnor Mupt
Mliilriii il ttjiln- ll.iki) of er.mii
tlinl.Ki nf Piihlii Hoik- -Tnnr, till lie n.i
ttlnNlii ot t'uhli lit-t nn t t'lii "-t not I'nniin.
i m "
Mliilhi ul liislln - M ii.,al- r.iiuui
Senor Satrasta nropotos (lie dissolu
tion of the chnmbets, that elections
shall take place in .May nud that par
liament shall meet In .tune.
I.'l 1'eialdo s.is the Caillsts hnto
aims nnd ammunition loneealed In the
1'iotlnee of Oe'ona, ttlth the object of
n eating a fr-sh ontbieak nei sum
mer ANOTHER ENGLISH FORTUNE.
The Bentty Children Snid to Be Kelts
of Loid Douglas.
II' l.tdiiiliK V-lu fioia Ih l-soclrnd I'nu.
Tionton, X .1 , Mutch !..'. inie-s I.
Hentty. a Tirnton kiocci, lodav ie
ceed ttrml fiom n slstm-. .lennle I!.
Ko. ol l'oitland. I'a . Unit tiny uud
other brotbeis am1 slsli is im- Hells
to moie tluin n mlllloi: ilollais letl Ii
l.oid Monchi-. of i otlmiil, ttto bun
dled te.ns ami to bis doe iidants of
the llfth ireueiallon. I'.eatty blni'f!
I" ratlier skeptical about the matter
and vlll iittalt a iiitlur invcstlffi
t Ion.
The claim Is made that the Hentty
cblhlien. live In ull, are (lesceiiilnnt.s of
a iluuKhter of l.onl D-niKhiH that tun
klduappi d :ind hi.ntKlu to this conn
tit. 'I'be other Mippm-ed heiis ait:
Hm nil K. Hall, Cripimblu, I'.i.; fie-o-t;
A. Iteatt. Hiicltelttot n, M. .1., nml
H. c. Hentty f-'nuMi I'cnd, lnd.
TREASURY NEARLY EIJPTY.
Believed, However, That Sultnn Will
Pay Cramps tor Ciulser.
11 I tthirlw Mne In in lh lh Mien l'ri'-
Constantinotile, Mnich ti It Is be
lieved that tho delay lu the pa.tineut
of the fit st Instalment on the cuilser
ordeied by the Turkish Koverument
from the ('ramus, of Philadelphia, Is
caused solely by the piesent povcity
of the tte.iMiiy.
It Is iwpectcd, hottever. thut the Hist
p-iyine-nt ttlll sbortlv be made, thus
keeping the mint art lu foice.
To Ptevent the Gun
tu.itic llroinn-QiiinliK- rcmoes tlu tauii "
Steamship Anivnls.
11 I.vlU'Oi t 11 llilll llli tvMMllli'l Tlix
l I .'lk, tl II- Il 0 lltJI.ll Ii, 111. I 1,11'.
UaMC Sdlfd IikIiiIjihI soutn inipttm. lid
-Villi- l
MpsHaniiH Miau
lsTMifTifirtefroi'
;pwiiiaa
Says I WtmSlB I
cj sp m uveas' n" 'ten u (Vvti.a JmfM
1 Biscuit ; " fVJ3 '"
I And so s.is everbodv ttho etcr S? tC W Wri -n. IX
m enjoyed the- nutriment of this fe aTO) i1 dlit$ OWMW H
tsivfctaisi famous biscuit. j 3 JJ L ? dxifffil&H Mmf(mm M
y ,- ...,.. ( JMJmBBm
tunic, LltrrpeKili Soiitliuai1., Antwerp. Sonili
aniilon-tirhcib New toik, ,civ orki Ijlni,
.Sew oik for llreiiien. f!ln)ow Andcd
Kiiinnnl.i, from Xew oik. Id'ttiidain- Vnhid,
MkhIjiih, from .Srir mk. I'biiionlli -itiu I
I'kIihIj, .iw- mk fr ( lirrtiniirt; nnd llanihniif
(and ptncecdcil )
PLOT TO OVERTHROW DIAZ.
Mexican Coiicspoiident Says Ptcsl
dent's Illneon Wns Due to Poison.
Uy liidndtc ttlic fre'n tlrf- Aoclatcd I'rrai.
HI IM so, 'iV.w, .March (!. HI Progi es
Istn, n .spiiulNli nettspaper hcic, con
tains coircHpoiidenco this ttcck fiom
tho city of Mexico, dlscloslnir an ul-le'Ri-d
conspliacy to overthrow the Diaz
Kotoiiiim-tit. Ii Huys a poiterful patri
otic s'-eict society composed of many
men holdliijr hlt-li public positions, lias
been oi-nnnliseil to brlnr ubout a levo
lutlon, nnd that the base of the nilll
liny operatloiiM and supplies ttlll be
the Hlo Grande bonier. The t titer
allcKcs that Pt-Qsident Ula?!' Illness Is
due to poison udinlnlstercd by memberst
of the socletv.
PATERS0N POLICE
GUARD THE MILLS.
StilltltiR Weavcis Will Not Bo Al
lowed to Interfoie with Wotkmcn.
Il I x. luio Wne imm Tin .., uti.l pu,.
N'ew Voik, March (i-The Pateison
police weie hi lit on Kiiaid today nt the
silk mill of Hiauk & luiian to pie-
tent tne stilklim; winters fiom lnter
, feiltiff wild tlniM- wiio s(.tk to lake
tdelr places. The Milkers hate he-en
hnndliif,- stilke IHeratnro to the men
uolnir in and coiiiIiik out of the mill,
and, as II Is aiKntiitit Ihe law to ill-
tillilito hand-bills on the street. Ihe
poldo tteic- called upon to interfere.
At Hie mills of Pelijiain ft Myers and
the .Mleseli .Maniifacttii linr eompany
stllk's hate been iltcrted by the 111 ins
Kiantlui; an Incicasc ot wanes to their
men. At Pclinnm Myers' the tvi-.iv-
; crs maid- a kiiIii Tin- Md-sch .Mnnu
t taiturini; mini any limits an Inn case
l ot in p-i rent, nott and later on the
ttc-itci-s' pi lee list ttlll be adopted.
The Milkt- at the mills of O'Connor
Hiolheis h,i- been settled, the winters
loieltllttf the L'"i p.-r cent. Increase clc
mandeil. All letuiiied to work today.
i LABORERS BLOWN TO ATOMS.
Two Men Killed by nn Explosion of
Dynnmltc.
lie Ivdiii-be Win Iiein 1 1 twniitcd Pot
Philadelphia. March fi (Inlstppa
Con I n and AurcIo Ab.ttto. Jlallau
biboieis, 'weie bdiwn to utoiiis today
by nn i.Nploslon of (iMiamlte in a
finally nt Mo-it Miinnyunk, a subuib.
Tin- two 1U. ati'l a companion, An
tonio Toiauo. wen- piepuiiuiT to blast
the rock and pioceeded to thaw out the
fi osted slicks of d.tiianilte.
Instantly theie- was a ten lid explos
ion and Coiiln and Abatto wen- lifted
inanv feet abo t- the top of Ibe pit.
Petitions of their bodies tteic scattered
lu all iMin tiiui'. Toinno was stunned,
dill cscnpeil Injiny
STOPPED THE BURGLARS' GAME.
Binvo Langliotuo Jilan Saves His
House from Lootinp.
IIts'.mIii'iii- Win fi. iii Ihe Anoi i-trcl pire.
LuiiKlimue. pa. Mjuh fi "Voii'io
the man I'm looklni; foi," wen- the
ttords which meeled J. Ilowaid Mar
shall, of this plaee, as he entered his
miiiumr dwelling neut tin- boioush.
wlille he looked Into tin- hand of a
lot otter lu the- bands ol a iiibber.
Mr. Muishall butiled fiom tho house
for help, and while be- was f;onu two
men dm tod fnnn a side door. Mm shall
irave chase and followed them to
Woodboiline. wliclc be lost tiack of
tin in. Tho Inti illicit) were piepailliff to
Mic k the bouse-.
DEATHS OF A DAY.
Ill I -I III IK Mill- Ill'lll 111! Oll4llJ I'O'-
U.ininliT, Man.., Mjrili o. I (. llinishloli,
fei ii.iin a iiinmiurni hllc mamilai tuur in lliin
nn, died al hii- hull"' lodit of licitit tioutilo.
Muni joiner. Ala. March U.Sn-,ikrr 1'iaiidj
I. IMIei" ol the Atahumii home ot rri'ir-rnla-lltia.
and -on of t niliil -lute N-natir I!. W.
1'illliy, died IihI.h (iimii ihllllllllUllI
Judges Appointed,
II.. I.mIu-o. tin liom I ho Avidatcd I'im
llaiil-lmr, Jlirdi 11.-The- pildliur toda edit
1 i I In- mnli- (hi- .ipiiolr.ini'-nl ol tin following
iiimiil pi'-oiLi to lie iKiiE4 of IIk rouit of torn.
mnii idea .No. .I oi 1'lill.nlrlplilj, lo atrtt until
tin tin.t Moiidir lu .l.mii ire, Mi: J. UIIIU
Miiilln. T.-.-i-l- nt Jitilgi, 1'hll.uli lililj- liohui
lt'Mnn, l'lillidrl'hlii; M.itwill sietenvin, I'hil
adilihl.i Ice Goi'0,0 nt Loci; Haven.
11 l.clll-lti- II- fl'HII 'I'l tvVJIIIltld l'u.
Lock llitrn, Maud il.--1 (in tic- In th( Mivyk
Ii lima lieu- from Clearfu bl luoii'd lu (11 u t uion
e.ni-ii- Il goltrcd bi'U tUltru Imh'.l ill.il H pilul
l Ictt lilk'h in miie i!.ius. 'tint wialhrr has
(.illrn to rile, Willi 11 will Ie k mil- inolii.i; uf
the In (nr the jiiem-iil.
Erie Stock to Bo Inciensed.
II lixilumtc ttiu- lixnn Ihe A -i'ii.itii hu
Alhaiii. Man h II- the liii- II. nil. ml uli'.Mliv
loi',i 111' d Willi lh mii. ui ol el.iii a mill
Lilt i nn ii in- ul nipil. I siuik ii mi 1TJ ct I ) (i
In 'i;r(iio" Hu ir lli i i.i i .mihoiiiil
h th. -t id I ml i i tile . I i mini ii mii
i i i al da- e
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskej
Amerlca'a hrentest MceJIcIn
btlVt?Et P?,""11"1?.110 General D.
piniy, LaGrlppo, Colds, Bronchitis.
wpXlBProp"p'!aDPfolon:r
iri?ihno.8.sr.om wbatever causes.
mi 1 'clue "" ZXTXifXl1 h' !!'" "rnmens M
BANK CASHIER ABSCONDS.
Books of C. D. Ludwick nt Tieopovt,
Tn., Show Shoitnge of SSJ.500.
11 llvi Incite Win- irtm 'Ihe V-0( iatcd l'ici
l-'K-epoit. Pa. Match 0. Charles 1.
I.udw(;k. assl-tant i ashler nnd book
keper of the l-'ieeport bank, ban been
tulsslUrT slm-o .Momdi, nnd an i am
lliutlon of the books shows an aliened
shoitnK" ot about $',fi')0. His ellsnp
IH'iirame caused it mil on the bank,
but the piompt iinital of Isaac (Juck-oiibelmc-r.
who Is closely allied ttltli
the bank's Interests, tilth uniple fnnds
lo meet nil obi;aioin, uudkly n
sloied confidence. ji, tltiekeiili'i-lmcn
savs Ihe phot luge ttlll not cwee'il
$J,."0P.
TUNISHING THE EMIRS.
Blda and Koncngora Burned by tho
Btitlsh.
11)- Ktrli-fc Mil- from His AiacflalcJ fret'.
London, Mined fi. Intelligence Just
recelted fiom -N'oi lliecn Xlserla, brliiK
Iiik etellts theie up to Jan. ill, deserlbert
Ihe operations of a Hrltlsh expedition
of ::00 airalnst the maraudliiK' Hmlrs of
Hlela and KonciiKora.
Until e-apltal towns tvelo limned by
the liiltlsh. Two bundled slave tto.
men belniiBlni- to the klmr of Uddi ttcio
r -leased by thirty-six men under tho
(oinmand of two olllrcrs, ttho success
tully ensngeil 1,00') armed natives.
FIREBUGS ESCAPE ON HORSES.
Stole the Animnls nnd Fled from.
Posse of Citizens.
llv r-cdiilee tthe from Hie As-oeladd Tre"
Altoon.i, Pa., Mnrch , Three men
Lioke Into the public school nt Morrcll
vllle last night and built u five under
a teacher's desk, citizens who saw
Hie llami'.s extliiKiilslieil them, tvhllo
others puisueel the llrebugs, ttho had
stolen three hoiscs.
So hot was the pursuit that aftee
rlilhiK until Hie animals tteic exliaust
eel Hie lliceneliaiies .ibandoned the lie
nud escapeel Into the mrmiitulns In tho
darkness.
ICrnuse's Cold Cute,
l-'or colds in the bead, chest thioaf
nt' llllV liortloll of tlie linrK. hlinlw in
n cold In 21 limns ttlthnut Interniptloni
to ttoiic. ttiu pietcni cokih it l.lKen
when tlrst syniploms eppcar. Prlco
'.'"e. Hold bv Matthews Hros.
AUTOMATIC SCULPTURE.
Machinery Thientens to Displace the
Aitist3' Chisel in Italy.
lu his lepiut on Hie tr.ido of South
em Italy. Mr Net llle-Holtc-, tho Hrlt
lsh consul, has an e-tieme-ly Intercat
Injc article on automatd seulptuie.
Slgnor Huonteinpl, he says, Iiiih de
vlceel and pateutivl a machine by
which a nun hie lepioduetlon can bn
made uutoniatlc.illy by oioalon, Tho
machine can be driven by any kind
of motive power, and consists of u
horizontal tod having ut ao end
n blunt wooden liaveler, and at th
other u sled souge, both ttolkilig cr
tlcally. The wooden traveler Is maeb
to follow closely Hie lines of tho model,
tthilo the goiiget at the other end
niuke-s te-itliHl giootoa down the nun
b!e In th" case of copying :i marbla
bend, tor eMimple, tho outline of tho
fare hcsIiiH to show Itself tho vet-"
Hist timet the Kouge coos over tho
tiuiible. It cuts the mndlo as If It
tuio cheese, the litst tilllQ ttltli 11
liuge, stiong tool, nnd subsequently
ttltli Unci lustiuiueiits until tho de
tail Is llnlshed with n oui;o no bltfger
Ibnii a bodklu.
Mr, Neville-Hnlfe speaks of Hie enor
mous speed with ttlileh tho ttork H
aceoinpllslieil. The object Is tinlsheil
ttllh the machine to within one-slx-teenth
of an Inch of the size of tha
model nnd then the- nitlst uildu ex
Piettlon and Inditldualltv to thu
woik. The niiichlne can do as inucli
lu tin ect boms as tan bo elono by
one man In fbiee clnjs, and any ln
telllejciil woikioaii mil vorlt tho nia
ebnn' Km' seioll ttoik op aichlttnves
and eornbes it acts like n charm; and
u will can- i.i oim moic c ebHv than
maibd .