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Tint's the Tf.inn we me aikrrlllnR
lnun mnri ion will prohibly
nerd one iooii nii'l i w tut juii I"
pel the b(l for the lent imiiij. liny
hi (Irmilnc- "Phllidelplthi";--lliiht.
ry tnntiltiir nnd thiiible W'r line
a complilo lino
Footc & Shear Co.
119 N. "Washinerton Ave
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The Coat
Season Is Here
Anil o arc the rhlldicnV. COATS, JACK
ETS ami HNI.nins In nil the now sl)lcs
nnd color. Cute llltle llecfeis for the J
and .! jrar oldi. Three quarter and full
ImEth foi the 4 and 0 jcai old gills.
Th? Baby Bazaar,
510 Spruce Street.
yyssAAr
New York Ladies'
Tailors and Furriers a
1 1 nvt- just an lied rioni Xpw
Yeik, with latest stylo anil
f..sbions for sin Iiik and .summer.
ALSO A FUM. LINK OF IM
I'OUTED SAAIl'LKfe.
326 Lackawanna Ave.
Repairing Done Gratis.
LACKAWANNA
"THE"
AUNDRY.
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Tin- bc.uuiliil homo ot Ml-. It. J.
Hi mi II, mi -Vol th Washington avo
niii, was tlir -lono of :i ehaiming
iiiilslialc estoidav- nl lei noon, which
was attended by iho elite of the city,
in honor ot Mi. Sumner Sailor, of Xow
Voi k, and Mi-s llatdeuberg, in whose
si huol of music Mi. Salter Is a man
tel. The .sumptuous and elegantly ap
pointed looms in their i it h colotlng
in.ule a late sotting lor ihe gi oup of
quests in their light -tinted gowns and
pit tuiOMiui- l:at-.
Mi. Sailer open, el Ihe pioginninic
with a magnetic and fascinating leii
eleiing u tin ".Moonlight Sonata."
Ili ii T'. Watkins, who was the vocal
-ololst of tile occasion, sang ,scoial
nuinboi-, by Dudley- Illicit. Cluidw it k
and othei-. One of th" most appieel
ated of Ills- selections was "The Sands
ol Dee," which .seemed to gather new
pathos fium his ailistie intci pi elation.
He .sang- "Who Knows?" an atu active
little composition by Mr. Salter, lie
also sang the "Villi an Souk" from
'Philemon and Hands."
Sovetal pupils of Mins llaideii
hergh's .school cue piano numbei.s.
Miss Bunnell, whose touch is delight
ful In Its .sympathy and expulsion,
played two .selections with exquisite
taste. Miss i'onwatdun lemleieil "!
Pupillons," by Giles-, with Mipeib exe
cution and afterwaid played two Jlos
kowsky duets with Mr. Salter, Mi-.
"Ward playid exceedingly well two
numbei.s.
Mrs. Salter sang with much tusle ,i
solo of her husband's composition, and
Mr. Salter gave a beautiful icndcilng
of a Schumann Homanza. The niusi
cale was In every sense n pleasure and
will long be leniemboied foi Its many
charming featutes.
Mr. Salter's fame as a master and
an artist made the occasion a pilvllege
much appieclated by those so fn voted
as to bo piesent. At the conclusion of
the. programme an intoimal leceptloti
was held.
Curds' aie out aiiuouiuiug the com
ing man iage of D. G, Vogolbaehor, of
Dunmore, and Miss ltesslo M, Fioder
lek, of Aberdeen, Pa.
A very enjoyable suipilse pauy was
given Inst evening at the homo of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Itowland?. ot Wayne
avenue, In honor of their daughter.
Sudie.
Oamos, singing and other puitv
nmusenients were Indulged in till u late
hour. Those piesent weie:
Mr. and Mr?, Uowland), Muscj He iie leu Is,
'idle Itnulaiids, finrii Price, flurlotto I'hilliii.,
Vin Walker, l.ily Coles, Mie Itowlm-I?, .Ui
Raret I.ewU, Jlaruaret niclmib, Kitlr i;tmir,
sidle JcnMns, Minute Tnoinii, Mai RicliarH,
Illo.lnn Thcniii, Xtaclicl IJnnlaiuK, Poll) Jonrt,
nnie HUhairlj, nlJnc( )!oljiidi, Mjrr WT'.
lur.i;, Ituth JNlfi, Hamuli llobb., J Mlui ltctili,
Itiiliel Illtdiin,-,, Katfo llitiliini Wcus Ull.
lie Ttiomj, Ilivid Jolin, Winrttor fliurln, Willie
()cns, Artlmt llolilu, Thnmn llolilc, Many
I i rive, Jc-cpli Crlffithf, Willie ittl s nl jrr
Tlmiuat
Frank Major, of Id.' Noitli lliomley
avenue, and Miss Oeitiude Htiyilnni, of
Ureen Uldgo, were united In in.irilagu
jesteiday at the homo of tho bilde'.s
parents, The wedding win u (itlet one,
nnjy a few lelatlves being picseut.
Tho groom in employed as shipping
rlcrlc hi Jonna J.ong's Sons, and tho
bride Is the daughter of Guoigo Suj
dani. They will loslde nn Jllekoiy
slieet, South Scianion.
The meinbeis of the liupeiial 1'ha
tattqua clrcla wn dtllghttully enter
tained last night by I'rof, und Mis. .1.
Alfied Pennington, at iheh Iwautiful
now horae at 1C46 Adams avenue. The
affair was entirely Informal, and, tho
mlnclpnt part of the evening wns spent
In listening lo three-tnlnitte papers on
nil Infinite vtulety of BUblccls rend by
a number of the nienfhots. Light ie
frcsluncnts wclc Reived.
A very pleasant sttipilsc paity mhi
tendeted Adam Maus last evening at
his liome on Alder street. The evening
wns passed In singing, dancing and
playing gomes of all kinds.
Among those present weio:
Mlsw T.lrrle Sclieiicli, .Minnie llirtiiimi. I'uiifH
P.iiil, Amelia ll.ntmin, Minute lliulinlinili. Mln
lile lleler, I'liimi Wnltiii. TlieteM Hi 111, t.l"lo
ItirliHtiU. MmIi- .Mint, ljr Worler, Mle KL
letinm. Mnv .Minis, Mantle Mnut, Annie 1'ririi,
.Muujrel llllili'ilirindl. Amelia llhller, l.ucU
Mini. Mime Lciifit, k'jlle llelilrk, iimI llmry
HclmrnkiT. I'. A. Ilililinp, llcnty .Molclitnin, Wil
li im llrlillmr, Herman Scliwuiker, Otto Silill
llnmr, I'. A. MillllniKT. Onlil nehlltur, Wit
limit llivlncer. Knink IleiiltiRir, Miril Itiler,
Tnrle 'itiMicli, l'reil Kelli tmnii, 1'iiink .Men,
f lulled Killiiiiiin, iIidikp Man, Mr. .mil Mf
Willi nn M,iu-, m Mr. iml Mtn Hllll.nn M.m,
r.
Mis. Jleniy t.uwretiie eiilPitulned a
number of her friends at a o'clock
ten yesteulny nfternoon In honor of
her seventieth birthday ut her home.
:ul Noith Hyde lui U avenue. Mary
.In mi's eiitei lalncil with 11 few -elections
on til" piano and Miss Jltlth
laiwieneo sang seveial popular alis.
Helli'shments' weie seived by Alts.
John A, James. Mis. n.ivld II. Reese,
assisted bv .Mis. 'j'homns l. Wllllaiiis.
.Mis. Xathan i:ians and Mis. Kltuer
lluglie.s. Those piesent weie:
Mrs IIciij l.-inieiiii'. Mr 1 0111 K llnU,
Mi, .limn -Mox, Mi. W W. levU, Mih
Jame-i I mi is. Mi. MIIUm Thonu, Mm. IIoIhtI
Knn. Mr-i Wllllim I.miih, Mi. DiW'l W. M01.
Hill, Mis. Daiitl ItrMioIiN, Mi-. Ann AreiK, MlP.
'Ihomii M. .louts Mrs Mary O. .Toms .M11 W It
limn T. Mllllains Mix Niwill, ill II. II
Hi ins Mic llliliuil MniinlK Mil Wlllhni B
laini-. Mis lolin IMujiiIii, Mm. Daild I! Itn-i",
Mr Jolm I). James Mis 1 liner HnijlKS Mis
N.illi.)ii 111 jus Mrs. T nomad l'.ans
Tho-e piesent limn out of town lol
low : Mrs Isaac fteese. of 1'eclcvllle;
Mis. William Samuels, of Wilkcs
I5.il le: .Mis. J5. Hobei Is, of Shut on,
li nnd Alls. Thomus U. Williams, of
Duryeu.
A paity of young people fioni this
city enjoyed a hti.iw ride to Hotel
Dixon, JIoscow, Satuiday evening.
They plajed games until midnight,
when supper was served. Those who
attended weie:
Vli-cs I.thtt Mill-nil. Minnie Tliomis Ahille
Smni.li. Mi- ShdijIi', s.kIU. Munli, II It
limn.-, Annie keimeiij. l.i??ie Ki.in., lUlhd
lliilinn. J.lli Wlllaid, mil Del Itauadii, Will
Iliclton, ltnb rr-?i.e, llnry l'umci, II rr W II.
1 ml, lliny Tmrni-., Kied Aetln. Inn ( mniiiii ,
and Waltit llL-ifoii.
PERSONAL.
M. I Ki 11 mil Kolieil I Wlllnmi mn u-'
iMilul It the Hotel llnlt, 111 Ncu ol!, ll-t
s,itmd i.
A. J. I nllioin, h . w l- .it In- otllie n
1'ediral Inllhlinc i-Knliv iflu I week'
the
ab-
seine on account of illness
Polui- Mici-l) lie Mllln blol.e .ill ionl ie
luiliv In .lppi irine in lln -Irceu in a bran
new nli.iH lnl. "II V liot ei.ousb lor one ind
HllJ -liollldll't f u II 11," quoth he
l red Binnelt, Irininb inipln.eil .it He -outii
-ticl mill, iml lio htl heie minll.i lo tike
i poMtiiM Tl (he -puro Point, Mil, plint, has
bein jiM Hppnnited superintendenl of (he lollina.
mill if the Niiintnl -led 'lube lompjin it
miTic-tow ii, O , it i h Hid-i me sihin. Ills
mini hill tiiiniU will i!i ll'jitul lo lull
Ot 111 MhUf-S
TODAY'S EVENTS.
-puiil iiudinir ol lomuiim rouiiiit ti iiuht
spin il incetinj at the Ite-uie Mi ion to
linrlil, ruiditiliil by i. 1'. Jiji, of llostm,
M i-s
llu SMitphony oldie-h l uill hold i ituill
l ( hi ,u.-il tin-, CMiitni,' it lii'ii looms in me Pitiic
lliuk l.uililincr.
iiniMi it mtirl iminint will be .imii toiiiKnt
il llu 1'AiiI'H.r .Sulil i lubS (tiii)it-t nn W.isli
Hilton lunni. An iMellent luuuiauimc his
Inn piepaud ind j lato ittLiidiiKe l- (
puled Hie uutiin uill u-e piotnpll jt 8
o'i Im K.
tins (leuint: thete will !' a liklil -.hi.i1 .md
lie i nam sale nL tin oung Wonitn'i iTirislian
ai-o(tition. All iiiembei- will buna Ihe in
iniiil tilFnns .ind ppfiid i soi ihI eienms. this
I- rne of the lew oicosioni whin the js-oi I itlfnt
niMtn it- men fiimds and all should imbtaee
the opiHitttmili.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
it Tue-di eininir, Piof. Willis J,. ootj
will diluer a Uctiiie in the tmird of ti.ule
Hum- on the subjut, "Mr and Motin Phtucm
mi," Prof Moon in chic! of the wiather Im
li.m at Wa-hmslon and knows lu subjeet. Dm
in K the eenimr he will till in the depth, wenrlil,
ilensllv mill tempu itme of Ihe atmo.ptu re; Inw
stiMini- nnl ioUI wans an- simple atmnp!iuii-ei'die-;
how the ait is -.uneied and i-tontis lo.
i did, md all about a suicril itoim, (he -.(ep
of .i (old ujti, huriuanti-, Ihe (lulve.lon aio.iu,
toiniiliH-. bit wan- .ml llooiK tlita In- will
lilt i .i ilianie lo ak mv ipn -lion which in y
.iii-( in the iiiind- ot the li-tincis Uuiini; the
(indie-.-.
Thin- will be no -hlit iM lx- it Ihe
01111; Vonun'r. I'lili.-lt.ili a oeialmii till- etcii.
insr, on iiiimml or llu- lib lit Muhl and ice
iic.im sal,, wlmb will be held at Iho moms.
On i'rhhy m.'lit 'he ila will meet as n-iul.
m
POSTOFFICE MATTERS.
The loc il po.tofllce ollui lis jetirdi.i nulled
i nl ! e Irom W'a.hlnloii lint the tn isiuj i
p il line nt ippioud of the JpiointiiicnU of
Mlilnel Miloniy, Hold I ill, . ,1. IIHa- in 1
, lull i A White n- staiupii-
.lolin Ions, who Ins been linifr tlclk In
tin- i.iihuij null iilri' hue ilmiiia; the I il
iluhlein .ein-, his tiiuluiil lit-. inUiiitinu on
ji count of 111 health, to U in ill --i!k.i (nti im nt
of ItJllw iy Miil Siuu' .1 unr.- ( While. It
will take i fleet May I Ml l,oiu'- mu.,or
I is not sel beiu appolnUd
NEW BANK OPENS TOMORROW.
The People's Bank Will Open for
Business in Its. Hnndsome Newly
rmnUhed Banking Room in the
Meais Building- Tomouow Morn
ing. Tomouow nioinlug at 9 n'tloilj, the
1'puplo's liiiuU Aiill open for business,
In the handsomely appointed now
banking loom in tho Meats building,
coiner of AVashington avoniie and
Sprilie stteiit. The poillnp of tho
building occupied by the bank has
been imiiotleled, so sis to tifloul oveiy
ioii( iiloiieo known lo modern bank
ing, Hesldes an Immense vnttlt, es
peleally bulll, a handsome buiglar and
tlie.pioof i.'oillss bal'o has been put in;
guai untoelng ab.-uluto safety of all
tunds, seem ItU-.s, ei-. In nun ol ihe,
liir-lltutl'in.
Tim IKtmes and Inlet lor doeniallon
nie liaiidi-onio In design and beauti
ful In color i-fli'it and mint be seen
in be appieclated. Tho business
find .standing of the men lutniested In
the now bank Is In Itself an absoluto
KUuinnteA of safety and good man
uKt'iuent. The otrtcei.s and dliectois are as fol
lows: President, O, O. Jones; vlco
picsldenl,"i. l' fteyuolds; cat-hler, H.
M Ivcr,. dliectois-, C. X). Jones, (S. F
Itnynolds, Thomas t-jpiaguo, JUehnid
O'llilon, Samuel Saniter, A. T. 'iv
man, '. S. Woolwmth, M. J. Ilealy,
AV. J. l-'ultnn, Aithur Dunn. T. C. Von
Slou-li, M, i', falter.
Smoke the new Kleon eljtar. Oc.
HAS GONE IN
BIGTOMBINE
DICKSON SHOPS PART OF GIGAN
TIC CONCERN.
Newest "Community of Interests"
Brings Together Mnchino Woiks
of Milwaukee, Chicago, Scrantou
nnd London, Eng. To Be Known
na tho Allis-Chalmets Company.
Locomotive Shops Not Included in
the Deal Details of Operation Not
Known Here as Yet.
Announcement was made heie yes
terday that the Dickson Miiniit'nctuilng
company's I'enn avenue wotkti and
Wilkes-Ban e plant have gone Into the
big combine or machinery manufactur
ing concerns of which The Tribune told
on Salutdny.
The new combine Is i-.illtd the Allls
c'linlinein company. It embraces the I-.
P. Alllrt company, 'of Milwaukee, the
lnrgest bulldeis of st.itlonniy steam en
gines In the United States; the l'lner
- C'hnlnier.s eompnny. of Chicago, an
other large nmnufactuier of ninchln
eiy, with a. lnancll plant neai London,
i:ng of whli Ii i:. 1. Sancton, formerly
of the Dickson works, Is manager, and
the (Jules Iron woiks, of Chicago, one
or the liuge.st tiiuiiufdctuiei.s -il" mine
machinery In the United States.
Tin: FitoHAT'.i.n nFFrx'T.
Nothing Is- known lieu-, as r t. of
what effect the combine will lime on
the operation of the Dickson woiks,
but there Is hnidly any ituestioii but
that the utTeet will be good. Tho other
thieo meinbeis of the combination are
Western concerns, and each of them
has had a huge tiade in the K.isl. The
likelihood Is the Dick-on company was
taken into the deal that it might be
used to take- cue of the eastern tiade.
If the Dickson shops get any consider
able p.ut of tlie eastern tiade ion
1 1 oiled bv these other companies. It will
at least mean full lime, the jear
in mind, and possiblv enhuged shops.
The locomotive shops of tlhe Dickson
cumpaiiy, known as the CTitC woiks,
tie not taken into Ihe combine It Is
uudei stood they will be opeialed for
the piesent by the Dickson Manufac
tuilng company. 13ontuall., It can lie
expected, they will loim pan of the
locomotive woiks combine now In pio
cess of foi mat ion.
OCFlPDItS OF COMI'ANV.
The Dickson Alanufaetiii ing enmp.inj
Is capitalizid tor isno Onfl and has been
liicoipoiated since 1SI-2. C H. Zehndor
Is tin- piesldenl: A. U Fletiher, v ke
pi esident, and j F. Tiowei, seciet.uy
and ueasuiei.
On Satuiday the Tiulli made Secie
taiy Ilowir, of the Dick-on woiks,
sny with lofeieiice to the exclusive
stcny piinted in The Ti ibiine tint
motning about the proposed combine;
"This i apart about a geneial consoli
dation of the machine woiks of the
country was conceived la the biain of
an ambitious, loo-zealous, hone.si sim
pleton, who wanted to Mai tie the
woild with a 'giganllc' .stoiy."
Air. liowcr, of couise, said nothing
of the kind. The Tiuth young man
simply lied In a senseless effoit to dis
credit an Impoitant piece ot news ap
pealing in another papei. I-ct him
read the above and lea in wisdom.
FOR A NINE HOUR DAY.
Machinists Petition to Be Piesented
Tonight at Lyceum.
The tollowlng assignment ol scuts
lias been made by the Mai hlnlstn
union to biipcilnlendents, fotemen, etc.,
who have been invited to attend their
enteitalnnieut in the Lyceum tonight,
at which their petition lor a nine-hour
day will be piesented:
A foj;e, in-ill Ik in 1. I. II, mi, secieian
and tri.i-unr Duksou M mill u lining toinpiui,
(' Ddiue.x, hupeinitinikiit. piih-uu louuio
Hi,- wmkfi; V. V. i Ktihii. mu- pnidenl link
mii Miiiuf uliiiii it couipini; I. M. Aliud-i,
hiuicrintcndcul Sdiiilon Doll .ir.d Nut woilx
II l.i se, milii tioo: I). I. ,s. llioun, isii.-l.uit
mpi ilnlc ink nt. mot he powei mil nuiliiiKiv lid
ui.ne, 1 ickawinui and Wisteu. i lilionl I' -l.lojd,
Mipeilntinilem motin power .uul mi
dilueiy lliliw.ui-, l,.icli.-.v.aiilil und Wntrn Kill
n ul; W. , Mjy, hiiici il miiiikii Penn-jbauii
( oal coiopnin ; Ceou:o 1', -lule, Mipcriiiliiuliut
W.ioiulm, clblsioii New oik, bake 1 lie ud
WiMuii ullrnicl; Vijt Wlllnm-, .i-.UI.iiu -ic-nlat
l.iekiwauni Iron anil sn-,1 loiupiu.i,
' l,oj;e, main llioi T. I!. (Luke, ReiKl.il .
piriiitindiiil Peliwau-, I id, iw.iuui iml Wi-iiiu
llihoil couipinj , W. II. Tint-dale, pn-liluil
Hiliw.iii, I. ii I iw unit and Wi'slirn inmp'nn,
lb iii.i Wiiiriuu, 'inir.il iiiiiii;m ..id, iw.inui
lion ami Slid conip.ni; (' II Xiliude,, pie-i-dim
Uul. -uii Miuufai tin in compiio; W. 1)
i hiider, picslchiii i-irintou Holt and Nin woiks,
II I oro, nuili Hoot),. T, Catilichl, nil-let i u
hulldei llelawaie, l.iik.iwauni .uul Western i ill.
iml: A 11, I liu, uuiloi iiiicliiulu 11,, l ,V.
W I! It . Milcolm N, M.lil.auli, Mipeuutunli
nil lliikson M, nuiiciiiuuu loinpini; II W
Ifoulo.i, o --1-I jut Mip.MlnUinhiil llluvxui Mum
fadnviiu complin.
Il Hon, lower tlir Ucoice - ii,i(s kuiii
Iriidcul sirinlou 1'oi.in toiiipnii , I . liiu.i,
piexliknl Illiih M inufii lining iuiuuii I' W,
(ion-ike, ii.eilnleiiduit ITndt Miimfjctinlnic
oinpai, II I' loHlhci, c liii f t leiL II , L X
W It I! fo.; John II Pome, pn-idcui Puon's
Pump works; ('. II Poid, pii -blcnl -uaniuii
I orajlii loiupa-n
K How, ililliK.liatdv in fiont of It ale) V,
loge-K in:, Ii. 1'. kilpaliick. ,dlUion nnvlei
lnicliJIile 1, b. A W. II Ulns.land, S. .1.;
k I(i3, It I'. Sililllln,, ilnUion niilir uuilunk
II I A H II It, -iraia-o and Ctitj, V v.;
Iv 10H, I'. W Willi uii,, ma-lei iiiuhinh- II, 1
Jt W R It., llullilo. N
II lo, lOttl'l till- Ull- IHM
Advance in Ice Pjices a railiue.
The tluee local ko companies hnd
i oiubliied to iTdvanc-i ihe rates ul co
this buabaii and dilve the luduneiident
deali'i.s out of business, but upon bull
ing that ihe t'ocnuo Alountain and
lleait Lako lie company weie giilug m
stall a depot on Mllllln avuiuin and
l.lndfii stieet, they abolished the pi in
Mr. It. W. SUiulte, who lb inanagei of
this company, stales that his company
has bin vested this past winter 100,000
tons of ice, and me prepared to supply
tho tiado of Scruuton for a mimbin of
cuts at leaionabla juices.
Bilnveue Tiimmiug.
Suiuetiiiug new. for Slilit Waists
Poll and see It. Cuimer-Wclls Co.,
ISO Wyoming avenue
SECRETARY
Minnesota Has No Firmer Believer
in Paine's Celery Compound.
e-i2
Paine's eeleiy ooinpound has ac
quired its tieniendoiis teputatlon for
making people well by diicT' personal
testimony fioni mn and women who
lu.ve used it. No testimonial lias ever
been published for this gicat remedy
that could not bo easily veiiflcd at
Hi si hand by any one at all inleicsted.
Nothing has over been claimed for
I'alne's iclery compound that it lias
not nc Loiupilsliecl in huudieds of cases.
Foi the guidance of thoughtful peo
ple who lecognlo the lncd ot puiiO
Ing tin- blood and legulating the
nc ies in the .spilng, the lollowing let
tei to the luopiiotois of Paine's eeleiy
ompoiinil 1 1 ini Secietary of State
lieig of .Minneapolis will be of the
utmost value In detei mining upon -i
titistwoitby spting leimdy:
St I ml. Alinn . .Ian. I. 1M.
Dear Sirs;
One f.in show no gieater faith thnn
bv taking a leniedy for one's health.
No better tesluiioui.il of excolleneo can
be olfcii'd than tin- ice onimend.ition ot
that lemeelv to one's li lends. T have
taken Paine's eeleiy compound tnv
sell'. and as a lesull he.ulib commend
it lo otlieir. AI.nmtT DHItCi.
MISSIONARY MEETING.
Confeience of Christian Endeavor
' Woikeis at Grace Refonnecl
Chuich Last Night.
Mi-sionai. loiunilttees lioin si of
the Clnistittn Undeavor soi ictlcs affili
ated with the tltv union galheied last
uglit in (.Juice llefoimed cliuu-h, on
W.voinlng avenue, the ociasion being
the Hist nibslnnary set vice conducted
under the jiusplces of the union.
The principal le.iluie of the evicNcp,
whicli weie picsided over by Itev.
latlher Hess W.uing, the president of
the city union, was an addiess by llev.
Ji. AV. Clymei. pastor of the Noitll
Alain Avenue Cliiistinn chinch. He
.spoke pilncipall.v upon Ihe missionaiy
spiilt.
"A chill eh oi a soilctj," .-aid lie, ' to
be scli'-pei pelu.iting must engage in
woild-wide ovangelialion. AVo mlglit
as well iiudertake to puilty one sciuare
mil in the ii-ntei ot the Atlantic ocean
as lo pm In a city or a community
without Hi til piiiil.vlug Its outside sur
loiiiidiiigs. In our complex social le
latloiis our mn -nlvatioii and satety
depends upon tin- eenveislon of thoso
who came to emt loiumy heioie tliey
come,"
rnllowlng lti, Mi C'l.vmei'.s addiess
thcie w.is all open paillanient lor tho
discussion of plans, hints and help for
the development ot inl-slonary wink.
Dining tills discussion Rev, Air. A Wir
ing, who Is the slate supeiintendent of
mlssiiiiiai) woiU. lead tin- tollowlng
list of things which lie has leconunend
ed oveiy ChiiHtiuit llndeavor union In
iho stnte to endeavor lo scent e:
1 V iiil-sionii.v couii'iiili in imii liiu.i.Jii
l.udi nor tot icli.
-'. A niiitiiiK ol Ibis iiuiiiuiil.i al ha-l onco
'i niuiith to plan aid piai,
,1 A Illl-Illllll llllltltln of tin- MiClt-tl nioiilli-
1; oi Id nioiillili.
I 'I Im prti-eiitaliou ol miuu elioit and -nil. in;
Hull of iiii-.loiui.i :ic, oi iieeili nt iicrv I lull
(km I ndi nor pater uititim;, tn be Imuiedli'e.
1 lollomil bj a In iff pi i)ii .iieiuim In !-.
Ilcioiiiimnd the u-o of .1 "piaju i.uh " in out
lliieel bj the l lilted Foditi oi (hilstian ).iiika
or, oi by dlllcitiil dcnomfnilioiial lioanls
o V nii-sloiui llln n in cat li society, or
i llhln li -n li of i he mu ibi-ii ol Ihe wniei.c Dim
bud. i e id I- b net i bin in, m not not
(i. iiii-in.i st ml j ila-s oi ii'.i'hm, imb,
hiictir po-slbk. Membir of diliiient ooik
tin could julu In Midi a (lie.
7, The u-o of ihaiiH, imps blukiioinU, rf ,
In HIiiMi.Uc lili-sloi tlilds ind mult
'e f ir- nt il 1 in in ml-lcnaiy liui, nd
a ciiii i for diuoiulimmnil iiiNiton.iiy in,i,n
lien
fi, sYuue i-pniiii pi in oi M.luii of (.IvlnK
foi inl-.'icns iieiu bsi Hun luo nuts or Ibo
il U a wrik. Ifci cu iiieli.idiul. Pel -s tlii
i lilms of the l'edli le.l.ui
DR. CONWELL COMING,
He AVill Speak in the Auditoiiuni
on May 7.
Itc-V ItUb&cll II I'ollWill, I). I), of
I'hllndi Iphln.wliom ihe k-ciuio butiaus
liiivo IkiiihI to bo tlio most populai he
tiller III tho woild, will speuk in tho
Auditoiiuni, on Noith Alain avenue, at
llie Installation ot itev. Albeit Huti'liOi
Smith ns pastor ot tho North .Main
Avi'iiuo Uaptlst ihuti-h. on Tuesday
evening. May 7, ut S o'clock. Theme,
The- Chuiih lor the Twentieth Cen
tal y."
Othei spe.iki'is of the evening will
Iki W. J. 11. lluslam, of Williamsport,
and Hey. W. J I'oid, r Scuinton,
OF STATE
No lemtdy but Paine's eeleiy enm
poimd has ever been recommended by
so conspicuously fair-minded u. body of
men and women. It occupies a clear
Held among men of sound judgment
In the cum of diseases ailslng fiom a.
tiled oi otherwise iinpahcd nervous
! y stein.
There is no help so sine and so im
mediate as one gets fioni the use of
Paine's i elei v compound. Detailed
Infoi mat ion of Innumerable cases of
ihuumatlspi, neuralgia and dyrpepsla,
lomyletelv cured, bus established this
gicat Invigoialor as the most aluablo
lemcdy thost tun down In health can
make use of
Paine's coleiv compound fiees the
body of vicious humors that have ac
cumulated dining the wlrtet, and aie
the cause of kidney and liver com
plaints. Only a gieat lemedv based on
a piofound knowledge of these dis
eases could do the vvoik that Paine's
celeiv compound is now doing.
lie tier nutrition for the neives, an
nwiiktiiod nprotitc, puntlid blood, and
comnleie assimilation of the food
thesl- tolleiw the tnlthful Usft of Paine's
ecliiy i-nmpound as mtely as Uy fol
lows night.
THE STUDIO CLUB CONCERT.
Piogramme That Will Bo Rendeied
Tonight in Palish House.
The following will be the piogiamme
ol the Studio club, assisted by Francis
Fisher Poweis, the distinguished bari
tone, of New York; Miss Julia (J. Allen,
violinist, and Aliss Chnilotte L. Black
mail, pianist, at SI. Luke's parsh house
tonight, Apill 80, beginning piomptly
nt S.1.1:
"Wilioiiic -pun," .. . . .Dma.
studio I'lub
lltio lltilliaul ( liopm
VII-, lil.ii km in, Mi-s Mien.
-iiiiuile llubcr
Studio ( Inb
A rirmmm: Riei
1 10 '-llu- MbIiI 111- a T Imii-iml I M-"....0-lit
Mi. Powii"
"the I nth lliistnun" ItnliliH
Studio L lull.
CO llciceuse lie Jod. Rocliiil
(10 al-o lie Coricit Mtt-ln
Mi-j Allen.
'I inhi I In- Apple lloush-," rieeimn
Muiliii (Tub
GO "-luce We Parled" Mlit-en
(10 "foie Is 1 Unlililc" MIIImii
'Old folks it Honu" t'o-ler
,-lucb,. ( lob.
Spiin.- sIL , , , well
Violin ohlit,ilo. Ml-, Allen
siudi 1 I lull
HE SET SHRUBBERY ON FIRE.
Caspar Tovish Attested Neai Lake
Scianton.
The sliiubbeiy along the east bank
of Lake Set an ton near the big dam
was lound on Hie yesterday afternoon,
having been Ignited fioni a blimo
kindled liy thieo men. Two of theso
escaped when the f,as and water com
pany'n men i.mi to extinguish tho
bl.ue, lint the third, Caspar Tovish, of
Theodore sit eel, was too ill mil; to
move.
A win i mil foi his .most was hwoin
out befoio Alaglsti.ite Millar by See
lotaiy Oeoign H, Hand, of tho Scian
ton Gas and Water company. It was
placed In tho hands of Deputy Con
stable McDonald and Speil.il Olllcor
llyeis, who, after much dlllicillty, suc
ceeded in lauding Tovish In tho Center
stteet police station, lie will have
n heaiing this nioinlng,
DIRECTORY WAR IS ON.
W. T. Smythe Swoie Out a Bunch of
Wnviants.
Then- Is ttoublo belwi-en the two
rival dlticlory publiPhPi.s, AV, F.
Smythe, one of them, went bol'oro
Alugistiale Jlowo esterday and so
ciued vvuirants for tho uirest of J, 17,
WilllnuiH, his ilvul, and tho latter'.s
twenty odd canvassers, chaiglng them
with criminal libel.
Tho alleged libel is loiitaliird In a
signed statement published In the city
papeis some few weeks ago, In which
Mr, Smythe's bclit-mo to publish a,
diiectoiy "lot- .sweet ihailty'.s sake"
was ridiculed, and In which It was as
set ted Uiut ho had taken contiaets tor
diieetpiy work In ISO1) apd had tailed
to fulfill tho s-.uiie,
.Muglsliulo llown set Ue.st IMiliiy
night foi the healing in the i.tse.
WEATHER YESTERDAY.
Local data for Apiil 2), TOl:
IlUhrt tcni ciatviro
f.oiet timpcMluie
i il.,ier
Iti ih. ueu
HtljtUe lluinidit:
8 a, in. .,,...,.....,,.....,, 0 p. r edit,
8 p. m -! pet trot
Vo piiilpitalion; weailur tlcar.
HIGH ART-
And excellent quality is
shown in our BEER. If
ever the conventional
Phrase,
"Must Be Seen
To Be Appreciated"
was ever properly em
ployed in advertising, this
is the occasion
CASEY BROTHERS,
Wholesale Liquor Dealers, 216 Lackawanna Ave.
CHANGES IN SCHEDULE.
Piovislons of the Revenue Tax Law
Which Was Passed by Congiess
cu March 2, Last.
In the last Is'stie of the national
treasury dep.it tiuetil i epulis, Commis
floner J. AW Yotkes calls attention to
n number of changes in the schedule
of tutlclcs und occupations subject to
taxes under the Internal levenue law,
n-ode bv the act of Match 2, 1901.
ltepeal of Ihe following tivH will like efTut
Julv I, luoi, vl:
Sprelal .i of cninrneiilil biokets stimp
taws on bank iheck, dialts and onleiN for the
payment of money il li?ht or on denimd
(di tits nnd onlen fur the piyment of money
otherwho linn at hlijht oi on iknuud rettnln
taxable); cettlllcales of deposit, posioltkc
money ordtrii, promk'oiy note-s, ineHitgagw,
leaseM, export bills of lading; iiianlfccts lor cits
terns boue entry or clcarmee of cargo, power
of attorney, ptotents certlluate-t of prollts' or
cerliftrilefl tltowlna; inten-st in property or ae
eniniilitlons of compinies; warehou-e receipts,
telegnplilo iliipatchcs enpre-i reeclpts (domes
tie frelKht bills' ot laillnc rrmiln taxible), In
surance polities and prcmiunu dnrsi'd for ma
rine, inland, lire, ia..iultj, fidelity and irinr
nteo in-uraiirc; taxes on tikplmne mesyij-es,
tamp tavei on meclieinal proprietaiy artlclcf.
pcrluinery and cosmetics, chewing cum and all
articles eveepl wines in Schedule II.
The tax on legacies for religious clnritible,
Ilterarv and iiluciillonil purpose wis ripeileel
to lako elkct on ind after Mirth , loot.
Taxe? will be reduced on and after July 1,
3H1. on conusance-1 of reil estate, pissit-e
tickets, cigar-, Miuff and tobicco, fermented
liqiiois, foicik'ii bills oi cxchinge mil foreign
money orelc I s
On and alter April 1, 1101, acldillnnil tixes
are imposed, ir. : Spcclil tnc on ileileni In
giain, sicuriliis, rle., doing i bucket shop busi
ness, nndtr a pingriph of Seludule A, Act
.Much 2, inot. spevlil l,i oi. contiact agrct
ments, eli., of nich ill aleiv.
Elm Park Chuich Rummage Sale.
The ladles of Kim Park church will
hold a iiimniage sale at 120 Penn ave
nue beginning on Tluttsday of this
week. Those having ai tides to con
ti ibute may have them called lor by
sending woid to the pmsonage or with
the janitor at the chinch.
Jangling Nerves.
Aie you iultable? Do uu sleep
badly? Is it hard to concentiate your
thoughts? Is your appetite poor? Do
you feel tiled, icstless and despondent?
Tiy Lichty's Celery Neive Compound.
It will do you mote good than any
thing you have evei tiled. Sold by
Matthews Diotheis.
WRESTLING.
Joseph ArtWflMc WWBld like to meet
Iho following wiestlois: Kde Corcor
an, diaries Coicoian, Jolin Langan
and Lester, Leo Paidello's span-ins
pattner. .losepli K. Kcllam,
Manager,
TJ7 Him sticet, Scranton, Pa.
Steam Heating and Plumbing.
P. F. & M. T. Howley,231 Wyoming ave.
Ask for Kelly's union crackers,
Ask foi Kelly's union craclceis.
A LONG
DISTANCE
TELEPHONE
The greatest commercial
economist in the world today.
Compared to any necessary
investment in business,
theprofitfrom aTELEPHONE
is incalculable.
Residence and Commercial
rates at a moderate cost.
CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA
TCLEPHONE AND SUPPLY CO
Maiugir's oS.cc, 117 Adams avenue.
Morifz MoszkoWski
WRITES TO
REQARDINQ THE
Mason and Hamlin Pianoforte
The eminent musician, compo
ser, teacher and pianist, now in
Paris, writes in a lecent letter
warm words ot praise in regard to
the new scale Mason Ik Hamlin
Pianoforte. Moszkowski says,
among other things, "It has a full,
singing tone and a most satisfac
tory action. As a whole, the in
stuiment I believe to he of the very
first rank."
A stock of these supetb instru
ments may be seen at the ware
rooms of
L. B. Powell & Co.
131-133 WASHINQTON AVENUE.
Ladies' Tailored
Suits We Make
I it the l.iJv a., the halhu.- fit the bird The
make, l)li. 111, i"iUh mid ulci aie all pencil,
Oi.i kpiing toek U n oi Jivalliiu )iu in-pi.--lien,
fie slad (u kc jdi an nun.
Ktofr Miller, Merchant Tailor,
435 SPRUCE STREET.
yirrk jHl h I
-f-f---f-f-f-f-f-f--t--f-f-f -f-f-f-
LouM Arthur Wairea; President T
Orlando S. Johnson, Vlco Pre. T'
Arthur lit Christy. Cashier J
Capital, $100,000
Surplus, $100,000
jot. SPRUCE STKKB1 ,
Court House Square,
SCRANTON, PA.
4-
Interest Paid on Savings Accounts
AUTIIOlttr.l) by It Clurter to accept 4-
all manner of Trusts; to act is 4.
ltecelier. Trustee, UiimlUn, Adiniiilstra. .
, tor or i.ecuior. .
. 'T'lli: VVUII.s of Ibis Hank ate protect-
. ed by tho Holmes lllcetric Alarm .
S-.istem. ,
" dipi:ctou; "
DIRECTORS
I.. A- Watrei , O. S. Johnson
Wm. F.Hall stead 13, l KlnK sbury
Everett Warren Auk. Robinson
Joseph O'Brien
f ---
SEEDS
Lawn,
Timothy,
Millett
325-32? Penn Avenue,
A Rich Find
is .111 epn-Moii tilt is ohm luaiil hero nh-N
oui 111-toniir sci-, 0111 lue otocl. of shutt, tn
lioiwc 11 and llusloi. Wo ilo alrtijn on the elen.
for the 1e.1l thing. "Ihe- puce inelliates what ill
woitli In ii- cub. Vuu'll Hud it woitli iniu 1
moiu to you. ( unii md see lliein
4l SPRUCE STREET,
'li) bin ppi.ul PJ- ulliis all shipe-
Ideal Qo
Cart Weather
SI VsllINi: AM) rnr.sll Vltl are
phiililul thive ilJ), Hon lull) set his
A go-cait Is luli)' lust health giiei,
and mdi lnl ol Hum Iteie Hut )onr
giealist ilifiluilli is 111 rluttoliiK th de
sign Jon like besl
ll the l.e.t in ikes including a com
plete bhowinir of Iho itltbratccl "Hi)
wool" 1 nts aid cauiais
A Special Cart This Week
nullum?, ca-j itiniiln,-. ruhlier tired,
full rud l.oily, lull of si)le, J 5V Valii's
$11.79
CREDIT YOU? CERTAINLY!
Ttffr
60N0MY
231-223.825.827
WYOMING AVENUE.
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