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THE SC1UNT0X TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY, MAY 15. 1901.
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Br.- Kami's
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Phssukta
1.. I I1C -' 1 "I ..C.(l
! '1 urn-. iu.ii tin u.it'"
.t it ulil All tile "jooiilless ill
E' till Ullsl.llllllll'l' t'c-h nttlk
a in t'tru -with p.n.ji'liltes
F," mil In ni'iltoipliiti- added
fj M l .llllil" til tlldke ll Cltt ll
R in .i whole wheat ilict. It
r ' o ilnliliiMi hcilthv
lrj M It'll . 'llll! I'Oltl , lilll I edit
g --li i li mim's, mtive Ilium,
n i, , Mr. tit-lli In lilt aun,'
il u"l ..'itiil ; tin the t.ilili it
j i, I" tu i tit, m fit -li milk
ill in li i, i : i .int.
I rn l)uiiVli mi r. I'p .'
tir, HftKO CONDENSED M'LK CO
qrr?riton. Pi
;BX.sJiii crirasEas WMirwpa 9
i
Ice Cream.
trSI I.N TOWN.
Per
c Quart.
LACKAWANNA DAIRY CO
', i .c 1 1 or Order I'rompUr Tal
,:,.!; Adams Avenua.
At Retail.
I liijris lurlip l l.illl t llluitioit fm i l-ll if
liMI' (III pill tl llll i III toi tual of 1 - t
i iliti tot tloiuf-li. 111
Stulln -iis loi -Ic mi iml I, noli puipic
n -ped iln
11,-1 ..! I .. iln is - iin illuulins u ulf ai
I if iker
People's Coal Co.
IdopVno V ''liJ Ullno. ft nth Mm'.
Ureil.ei In i on omul nul Initli
4Un
! CITY NOTES I
4.4.4.
N Mill liMWII MMMIIM.l Mill mi in Mi
i i li i.-ou ifiiulu miiiiil iii iiiiiriui MimiU
I. ni iml Ml- lilt mi I I nil ii
I) I C l'v l)l- I In Ihliiiiii, ,i,l.
.iiilllli in I He-Inn niiiiiiiii llni-liel (iiiiiiL tin'
li iliiiiii ii ii.iuiln uinih umphli. iln pit,
I r nil
VI I.II.M. (.H I Mill.-' Mil Iln I niii. Mil
MII.IV ,l Hill) , lllllHll Hill l
lulli Ml. llillll lni,ll., nJ llu Himio,
'Milll-llat lltillliiili
Hill K N ti .11 1 - II.MI'I Mi llu i. mil l i
I nil " .u n-nm iln -uim" mi luiiabi.
l'"uipl,tiii H t. luki', lllllllll IIiimmIii cuu
mil lht Kni.-i:!- mil tt li tut In iiinriiiiii
Ml I I" IN I IM I.V MM I. Iln -un ut I
' ll .Km llllill, 'ill 111, ll I 1 , lull 111,11 in
llllld', lull, ".ll ll k III Hill I Ilium, IVidtlO,
' ,ilti iiii un, Mn li M.t'ilioi. ii ilio .null
I HUilllU Will l-i ItlPllil
I Ml III MNMIAI In Hi, idim- ii, mn
I i I ll ".I ll ! l -tint, iHllliillull CUllllll., Ill
il ul ill, iii. ill i, I .prdil illl mi,, n. i-III li ui'.
in uinlti 111. .iii-ii n ul llu I.iiIiii' Mil ..., h i,i
llll I III1C I lllllt r. Mill .. '.i
i l I. Ill III.IMl.l S i l, I'uiiiU I. .l,i ,
I l I I'll, 111, I I, I ll,, Ml III, Ul (ll- , , Mil, ll ,
luklll I I till M" P, llti.ll llo.pllll llilliln,
ut i ill; In, iii i III, iiii,, I -Lull Mr mi. , i, i, In
I iiiiin iiii i ii-, il 'iriJ,h,l, ii.n.iii, mi,.
I I llljlllir. III ,1 I Mil Mlhlls llllllll
111 I'M "I.NI ll.. IN on luliii l
II linn, ,i u pi i -i iii iliw iii tho nlllii in Un n
I IW-lllf.' Ill lilt.', t i. ,il. Milium iiiii.,
1 1 III lllll llll l,.llll.,l, llll j,. I Hidlt ,l
n.-.l nlili Im'ji I! i, liliii i,... ii, Un.- il,.
" . i.lltllllll u llll Imi'lK In III, '.,i., Imllil
'"- I
llliiii.M-111 III. I 'MINTlt)N, II, ,i,,i,i
' llmn 'ii tin' i-jilo ho iiii l r,iiiin,
'l llliujlll.lilllri ! ill Xoillul nln.nl, ll i,Kln
Hi UlP ,4llllill, III ill,, ,l. U, i uMml, ,,
H Ml ilJji)aH) niu.l t, iii-iii ,1 iiu'ilmk
i in, I'lliMv, .Inn, 7, I i it'll- Iln- pi, lliulii i.,i
iinliiilii.li uinhi liif luiilii
IHOCESAN CONVbNTION.
Will Opei This Morning in Si.
John'h Hnll,
Tin- lifi.mi i,r KinoinmiMU ul iho
rfirUllt01,llK,.,su (It UlO t'lllllulln 't'ot.il
Aliiiiliiuiio MicKny uii'i l.i.st uiglii at
tlm Hotel Jcimyn, anil iiitciulril to an
nnioiim nr.'liiisliHNsH m-'rltiiucl by tlto
iilnelt-i'iitli uimuul ioiipiitiiiii, which
will upon nt to n'cluck llilh niniuiiiK In
rit, .luhn's hull, i'(iiottho .acinic.
Tluiho nir.scnt l.tht nlht uiii iho
lUfhlilcut. Pn ,i, J I't'itinii, nt Vlllios..
H.tiio; Khat Vlu'-icsldcrit William A.
lillboy, nt Aii'hb.ilil, Second Vlco
I'tcsldciil J. J Mulinn, of Oils ua;
Scoietmy ('Italics A Cmunan, of tills
Ity. and Titabiner W, 1 Jlalloy, uf
I'm bdiidali.
About one bundled and s-uvonty-ihu
leleuH's ute i'Npei'tc-1 to attend the
(ouveiitlon, a laiBe number of who
ai lived In the tlty yesleiday. A nmt,a
top this (Irccubecl m c nt U' in of the uijlon
will bo conducted at St. Peter's, cuthe
dial at 8 o'elocK,'nd,w.lll too attended
by all delegaiea in the' thy, Tho boaul
of go eminent will niiiki? lib licutquui.
leis at the Hote Jeiiujii, whine u
delosatcs win meet the ollkluls before
10 o'clocU.
The loYivemlon bailee Is a hand-tome
P
our, ninl hiii uimit It n llkfMirpi of the
Itl. Itcv Hlnlinp M. .1. Jlob.lli. The
lialittliiK of l-'nthoi- Mathpw. which wilt
In' pioMntitcil hv flvv, I'liiinii to tho
mu'lcly lnlnclfiK In the liiiRent nmnber
of now mombet", will ho on ililliltloii
ni .loniiM l.otifi'H Suns' stin o tmhiy or
lomniioM. St .lohn's soclely hikI
l-'nl her Whltty'.s -molfty. or HiIh ll',
nil- both iMintelldllipr fot the u Inc. St.
John's Hoeletv will tinnier a leemitlnu
to tin' lslllnn (li-loBittcs IoiiIkIU at
their hull.
DEATH OF W. E. PLUMLEY.
Head Master of the School of the
lackawanna Passes Away.
s!,-i nut, m vnsti'ldll.V lout an I'M'lll-
platy and valued elllen by Iho death
of Ptofomnr Wllllum KiIriii Pluniley.
liPiul master or tin- School of tlipli.ieloi
wnnn.i. Ih- was a goutleninu In evety
seme of 'he wind, nail a man or to
inailml'ly Inllllatit atlalnmenlH. AA
head mn.ster of the School nf the l.iicnK
iiwaiinn he lontt Minted lmmencly In
tin olevallfii of that IliHtlltltlon t" IH
pifMcnt hlKh plane ot nvflliniio, as n
man union-,- men he tatiKhl a beatitirtil
Icm-oii bv tb" iiobleui.--s ol his lilt, and
In his winks aw a leader In icIIkIous
nctivltles he sit un oMiiuplo that wan
pi modi I In be lolloweil bv an man.
It wiih as an lustim-toi nt .outb tbnl
Piornufioi l'lumlej will be bel H'nieui
bcicd. He mep.iioil lot the ptofc.sslon
of leiiihlin,' at I'lliiceion siiailiintlni;
In the diivs ur InIU, Mbcn Ii" was
IweliU llM'it.llini'iige. He w,iw liinl-
i U'tl in Hint same cnr to Ml Jlaiv
Tin-dl. r Idest ilatlKllter of l!'. 'I' M.
t'rinn. pilnilp.il of the School ol Hie
Lin liiiwnni'ii. and taii-ibt In Or. 'aim's
m hi ol Ini- two iMi.s. In IST'l heient
to ljiwii ihpxIIIi- i iMilemv .is i.in 1 1 1
stidctoi mil I. ltd llllcl u similar po
.sllli.n at 1)1 t.vntfs classical .schnnl
on l-'inh .Hemic, Xew ViiKiCltv. He
i liiiniil to Sn. niton In INiti'i, and ie
siiintd hi- pl.ne In th" School ol
tin '..it U.iw.'iniin. yeniiicr .is' its bend
nin-ti'i.
He w.i' ii -un of lte ii udlner
SpilliK Plninlei. 11 D, ml wijs a
nplive ol Xcu Yink Cltv.
He wa-, hlnisdi', a Iny pieinbci, .nnl
toi souie I line bus iestil.ii l. lilted 111"
pnlpll of llu riesb.uei Inn (litiich .it
T.iloi. Km v.(.,, months he also
bun he.iiil in the Suninei ,ieiiue Pies,
hi lu i. in i lunch. Wist Stunton,
1 ii in hills' .it T.nloi on Sabbath tnoin
inK. .iml. at ihe lutl'r in the eenltiK.
lie Is Mil-lived bv Ills widow -intl si
ihililieu. The ilillilicu :ue Howaid.
Stum I, (iiinlliier, Al.n, 3l.Un.uet and
Sr.lllc.
'J'he tui.eial will t.iUe plan- In-ninr-iow
alteiinioii .it ", o'eloi k. The sei
ilcts will be ( (inducted at the Phst
Pitsbjleii.i'i chin eh by I lev. Ui. JIi
I.eod. Iiiti'inient will take place at
.Metinhen, X, J., on Kiidiv.
Tlie School of th" l.aikawannn nl
lotnned V'stenliiy. out of icspcct to
Piotpisor Plumlev. anil will lenialn in
U'f-es until alter the obseiiuics. The
pupils will .itleml the liinci.il In a
boilv.
The iliieitoiat" ,l Hie Itc-tuc Mis
.slon, ot which Piofessor Pluniley was
scfietai. met jesteidny .'.ml adopted
the tollonliif- minuf
-i i mil ii. I'i . M ii ll, I'iiii
i i i .ot iii in ituu- nt tho ilnnfui, ni in
"-iiinti.il llr-nio M i i n Iln- iiii up on, llu lit
llll ill? Ill- .In I ll ill 111 ill, UN lllltlliltl- -, llll
11,0111 Ut llll' Imllil'
I'm Ili'.iiuih I iilin lnilii; i illul iiiiin inio.i',
u our lniit'iu iml -uilili, Willnni I. I'luiu.
Ill, l" UKIl, III' ICUIIll noiiii-nl In ill 1 )u-
liillaiil, in IipmIii i jiu-.- out ilo,pi-l i,nri,l hit
llll 111 MO lull -ll-l lllhil llllill lllllllll mil ml
I ilnoli i- i 1 o n il Mi Mill iin- liK (linn
iiiltotni, hi- iiltiiil (niiiull .mil iiiiH-t onin
III K llll, I mill- ( ill 0)IH---. l' lll'-HO In noil
i.ttiio--. Hi Inn fnilifnl ,iml i mi. mi rfliiil li
mil," unite iirirliu llu- iioik "I llu- 111111111
Hut 111s -o 1I1 it to Mm In In- , ah tl,,. no il,
111 1 mill.; iml 11, ul, lino 1,1-1 1 I . 1 1 1 r ml
m:iih. hiIn" liniiil Wi In ur.i In- minimi ,h
.. iiin-iHiiliott-. 111-i-liiit (lui-lim, on., iilin,
liiiito .11111 pulilie III" 1- uiiitlii ol 0111 lilUii-t
I itnirith ii
W, rMitiil mn -tun, niiiiiiIii in iho 111111I1
II 1111 iliu.i-ut liiitliu, in 1I1- lioin ni -ill, ni
,it il In it iiciii, nl, jinl ih" -11 irt 111 of llns mod.
ll.:. I- io,iiP.iil 10 1,11111.1 1 iiipi of Iho ilimp
to 'n- litiilli to ll I ill. HKi- ol (nil 1 hi iml
th it tho -'no ho .jiti ii, upon ,1111 i,,oi,l-, nul
1- .1 liiilhii cii -1011 "I inn n;.ii. I 1.1, ,.11,
IuiiIki lie , iilinil Hi niiiii.il -nun 1- 1 liinul
' Iihiiiii 1 --iillo, 1 in h I Mate-, (In-. 11.
lliiiullu Inn. II lulu- liinuil M lliii'loii,
M 1 li-nu I' I11I111, n lnl, ,1,1 I Hi men, Wil
linn I llnUtt (hi- I- II,-, 11,1111 s ixMx
IHtllll.
LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS.
1. 1-1 ol lolln- KliiiiiiiiiL- 1111, illul fur it Iho
-iiintnii i"-iliiltii,, I 1, Kin Hint (iiiinli, Ps,,
Ml I"', l'l. I'll-Olli (.llllill fit tin . i lit 4
Hill pll'l-.' -II l.llllll-oil Hill KIM .llll of 1,(,
1 I.I II. lllllllll, l'.-lllll-l. 1.
Ml, 111, I MU11
Ml-. Il.ii HuiK-liii, Willimi l llu!,, I. ul
IliuUhill, Ino llli.-iii-, lliilni! llilul, (hiilts
llioiui
II11111 M, (uiiiiii, Mi- limn M ( 1 11110II,
I. It. (Ink, MI- N01.1 luHiiiui, Ml- NI111 11
I nun, I' 11, (Hike, ( hit Ie- I In I.e. Ml-s liitio
t iiniilnuhiiii
.Inn, , ImiKili, Mi.- II111I1II, Willimi 11,1.1,1,
'I 11,111.11,111, I', s 11 iln
Ml.-i I.IIP I .islion, ', It, l.i hi-, (' W i;ui.
Ill, .Ml- Kllmii'l l.i; 111. N 11 ion it lliiiihrilitiinl
Ikitiiiil Mm I,, is ul Ann mi, l.m il mil,, 11 'su,
M,
I'i ink I ml. ikIi, I .1. I'.i-ni
Iiiiin Ihlliiu 11, Ml- 1 11,. 1 Ihiil-
vii-'i -11 ih l lliulu-, Phi IIoik, i (Iuii3
ll"iii.
Ml- Millli.i lulu, Ml- Millie l-,iu.
'' I" linili, I1111111 Milling, lnii Imlir,
I h(i, lilln-le.
siiiiiul liiul-n, I,, I111 i, ,e, ll,. luuina
llllill, 1,1,111,1 I..11, 1 is-, . 1.1,1 .Iiiiin
li". jno- Milhmilil, I lill I, ( Mill,,, ,, n.
lit Mi'iirin .
(I'll 11 1 llii'ilii in, uj. 1HI11.
M. I'hliiiii'.i.
I.1I111 II llu iim, I-, M I Hun,, ,(, -.,11, 1 1
lloll-l. Mill Hlillllil-, ,1 l UijllKilil,, (,
llllill llinluU'. .-,uul
Mi Nellie Nlirumn. -t 1 intfii lUllnit ,uni.
piiii, ,lunii spun,,, i, ', steirn', II. N.
Mi'le, shU ,M,,im ,v 1 hnuU il imupHii, 1,
. Miidi.
Hi. .1 s Mluil I0I111 Milium-, I'lnlnnk
I! Mini, limn MilfiuiN Wmuin'i Vluliul lion
(lit iiiiiiniii, I iiiir- W.illnie, Mi- I, , ,,
IIA1.UN.
liii-fiie llmi, ',miiiI( Uiaiiaro, Zaimui
llJIIUMII, P.II)1M llllllli l.', ,, (ulllli-,
I I, kn.iiile l)i Pidiii, I'ulio Nolo, (llounnl V
K"lii, luiUI I'mli, l.iiu, liiaiuiii
l'Cll,M -
.Ijii rtil,riir,, IjIiu l.uiiiiiki, 111nnl Mil
lll-ki, IlKOf lllllllikl, lliimllllk sl-mjPMl,, n,t.
till I IHlnllklll-, Mlilil,- ((Jv-Olilllll,,, ,u,n
f.run.ii-kl, All ul I.Hlilioki, M lniii,i, 4.
U. MhkeiiUi, . iioii,ki, llu), ltu,u,k,
Milon 11,1-kl
III Nl,.ltlN
IVtu Mbiiiliji,, ,1,1, lloUllm, ii.ij,
Mnjlidi Mluu, nl(iiiii, l)loiil-iii,kiiiiin,
Muicj liilUn, llcl.1i Ihwt, M,l,nli luuk,
Ian I'umiKiit U), Mutio- 1I4 Jinn,, Z.ntpli Kim.
itJt, .m hmkiiili, Mn Va?i)iill, l,nmkl
111111U, IMrr l.ajiluli, vliipo I)imii, sti,lii
illilkj, 1'ilnjk Diibuiak, .Inhan Kujnyln,
l'ink solml, Kranili liiiimzie. ntunla4 ruulin
kla, John Siilu,S
West Scinntou Stntion.
MUi I.iiiiiij I left, Jolmjr Cnliukln, II, M,
Dutilik, htjiibtiiu Kdlivorkl, OuUippI (lloloio.
Mis Calk llmdall, llJrr I. Sij, MiN .inur,
llioiuas.
Reduce'd Rates to Kansas City, Via
the Lehigh Valley Railroad.
Account of tho nieetliif,', lmpeilal
count II, Xnbles Jly.stle Shilne.
Tickets on halo June 7, 8, and !). In
iiulic of ticket ngenU for particulars.
GRAND JURY
MAKES REPORT
HILLS AGAINST M' ANDREW AND
M'CANN IGNORED,
Title Bills, However, in the Biibeiy
Cose Against General Manager
Flank Slllininn, jr., of tho Scian
ton Railway Company, and the
Flvo Old Foipe Cottncllnien Whom
He Is Accused of Bribing Slot
Machine Men Indicted True Bill
Against Manager Wnyland.
In lis ilual icpoit to mini, .vi'Mtciday
iiftinutiiin. the Kianil Jun tettnned
IbiioiciI bills In the Municipal league
hilhery cases iiKiilnst Select I'liunell
1111111 .1. ,1. MeAiulicu and CN-Selcet
('iiiiin lliimii P. I McOiinn, and tuiu
bills iiKiilnsl (ieueial MiinaKer Fiauk
Sllllnian. Ji of the Sin.tnloti Pallway
(otupany, and Thnmu.s Slephens". Pat
ilik (lallasher, AVIIIIain Mlimoc, An
tonl nianeaidl anil Tlioiiias Kllcovne,
the ile old Poise 1 ouncllmen, w liuni
Mr. Sllllmiiu Is alleged to hae btlbed.
In thi 1 use of the Old Poise council
mini, Ihe Kiaiid jtity took ll upon itself
to jiiesent the liiilletments. They had
been summoned to testify at;iilnnt Mr.
Slllluinn. and It Is Htipposed the Kinnil
Jtn., after he.uiiiK their .sloiles and
those of ihe other witnesses, decided to
Include them as ileteiulnnts. The pie
.senlinent leads as follows.
Till: PPiHSnXTMHXT.
1" Iiii lluiii rilile. Iiii ImL'i- if tin ("Hit nf
1,111111 1 s, -miK ,,( il,., p, I,, In mil for the
( niiiiii "f I 11 kin mn 1 :
III! 'il nul 'ill. Ill -1 "f Hie inllltnnllllplllll of
IN nil-ill mi 1 iii'iuiiitiir t"i the ("iinli nt I. iiki
ii nun tipiiti Hun ir-nllii' oilli- .iml illluui
HnlH llll ll -l,l llllill pllMl'l'
Mill. Iiiiiiu' In, 11 -immi, un, I lu'fui'i tlioiu In
the iiiillu i,f llu imp-Million of ml 1111
ihiti'i uiin-l I Iti .111 is sipphin-, PitriiK I.1II1
s.hn. Wlliiiii Mmiiie. M1I011I llliiu irili nul
llimiti- liihouK. iiith lining leteiteil Iiiiin
ttini me I'i ink slllluini loi the puipo-p of in.
lliu in in.' llu 10I1- nl Hip -ml I limit h sep,on,
Piltlik i.illi.lii. Wllliim Muni,,,'. Anion! ntan
1 mil nul Ilium 1- lill, nine, mi 1 icrliin r,i iliti
uue tlitu pitiilmi: In foit tin hmoimh tnun, II
.f tie lioiniuli of Olil ruice. kiioiin as Hie
-i i.tnluii Itiiluii iiinpnii miliniiui', tlie muI
'lllllllll- S,ph(ll-. I'.ltlKk lillllllOl. Milllllll
Miiiiko. N 11 1 .in i 111 111, .mil mil 111111111-1 Kilt n 111 ,
thou nul lliote 1 pimr tiietulirr- of IIip -1I1I hoi
niuli uf (IM 1'm.fp. do 11011 iiii-onl llip sin!
liinuil, suplun-, I'.Hiuk (.ill ii;Iii 1, Millimi
Minim,, 11lon1 lliiiiciiili .nul fhotuis liiliouie
fm the itiiiie ifon-Jiil. nul in piif-uutiie lu tins
pie-tuttiii lit 1 1 1 o -1 1 . 1 ki.iii.I m,)iie-l line In-tnut-ul
the ill-tint ittoiiui tn ptopup Iho note-
Mti ,111 1 piopu iiulii I nidiN u'iin,-t tlie -.ml
'llioiui-. -liplun-. I'llink (.illicliot, Willi mi
Milium. 11I1 tn Hum mil nnl Thornis Kllco.m?
to Ik -iiinliitidl (n iiitm, mil luie ile-sicn ilnl
W I'lullip, (oiinti iloldthe, . 1- prn-euitoi.
iilm llm-iliell, 1 oroitun.
Mn II I i'i
CIIAItfSHS MADH.
Iii the imllctmcnt it is allesed that
Ste)lieiis leeehed Sir.O: lidlliiRhei, JloO,
Mum 00, $.'0fl; Itiani.iidl, MHO, and Kil
( 0 lie, f'O
Tine bills ueie .ilso louiid aqaitiht,
H.111.4 ObliiiKer, .Michael (iallaRher
and Stepliun K. Cowley, chained by
the Muukipal Ko.ikuc with maintain
ing slot mat hiiio.
S U, A',i4 land, Kiuctal uianiiROi of
the I,u li.iwaun.i Telephone compum,
wa.- indicted tor obstriictiiiR justlie.
He lelusetl to answer certain ques
tions piopounded lo him in the eouueil
in.inle biibeiy heatiiiKs-betoie Aldei
111. tn Fullei,
A line bill was ,il-o 1 etui tied In the
iju 111 whlih ltichaid Little, editor or
the St i.iiitnui.in, (haiRes couspiiacy
.iBiillist Kied nllchei, national oikuii
i?t 1 of the t'niled Mine "Woikets of
Ameiii.i, anil Mm tin I") Flabeitv, e
piesldint ol the I'ential Labor union,
and in the iniispiiaey 1 ase lu which M.
V. t!iieinsey Is piusecutluf; .1. W.
flueiiihe, AI. T. Keller and Chillies V.
ISemietl, The lull 1 epoi t of the July
ltllt ti .
.TIMIY'S UHPOUT.
lu 11 I'i poit ul 1.1 mil Iiii
'In Ihe llmioi ilili, the .ImlKt- of llu (mill of
ifiiulu -i luti-
Ihe l nnl liiiii,.-t 111, iiilin,- 111 .mil for -anl
lllllllll li-pu tlull.i KpOll.
Mill ie line il-it,,l tin -on ill 101111I
I iiili'ui'-'-. .nul I lie Imiuil llie -11111 lu 1.1111J
1, ,u, lill,, 11 ,iinl 1 11 poll pi in, jul, with the tolliii'.-
Hi eiuplioii-.
I hit (lie pliunluiu- milk lion in puine-.- .it
Ihe niiiull jail iuikIiI 1,1 lu 1 n ilil ilcl, oiilm;
10 Iln iioimKiI (iimlitiott Hun,,!'. We il-1 11,
u limn ml tint the liuni, nun liomc hi, I in die
nil- In Ihe t unlit ill -.li ill he 1011-triif toil itl
-1 1 1 i, ,11s .0 tint Hie 1 "tin ul 1 il liuni-, mull 1 up it ll
m!i Ikuriii.' ,111 I" denied nith fieillt.
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the imiuil jiil i-l 1 1 1 1 In pmpcili iintllatrd In
llu idiplnii nf .,1111 iliiiie -ultilile tliPiofor,
We al.11 (iriul ,1111 III ink- to Hip di-tiht
illmiu, lui th, ,1,;, ,ni,l , llu I, nt m 111111 1 11,
11I1I1I1 ho hi- mn, lui lul Hip lui.uip IiioiikIiI
I1I011 il. 1I1111111; mn pip-uit -i Inn nul lui
hi- i lu ill 1111111,, -1 iMuulul lo ill
Mitm IIiiihIipII, 1 "01 1 1 ,1 i ii
s, 1, mluil, I'i , M 11 11, pnl
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II llii,'in, pun
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11 ml., pint
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1 liniKlim, pun. I 11 ill, III li'lliri, Auii'lit
1 lilililiin, pirn, .1,1-1 pli llikil, 1I11, .-plinoi;
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llli li ml-,, 11, pi,, Pilild, ' l.i. mini; .luhii
il-ll. pin. 1 III 1111 IIikjIIi; .siiiiun t-dioiii,
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1 1 111 lliuki ; luhii M1II01, pro., (hull, llu.li,
diui smiih, pi,,. Mill,,,) llillu, I ,i O.i ii.
ii, liiiw, I milk I llmuilll, Mlllill MllillllllUM,
pin., lu.fpli liielilik: .la.ppl, stilkn, pm,
lllini liiuiln.ki, I 1,111k I'.ni I, -1.1, puts; i,
Coiiiiii, lo.ipli lliiliili", k, phw 111I1111 llii-iu,
I 1 ink M111111, pto. IMir Snllli, liine-, iht
tlnu,, 1 MiiiIii (lilliilici , llolmt 11,11, pin,,
II111J11 -luhii I. lilt. pi, , n.inl, llulilliik, ji ,
pi. 11.
siaiiiimi IIiiuIh.i l.i,iii Mil-in, 'i ml. It ih
lin.'. 11.. pio-
llillxn 1 1. ml, sun,,,,,,, , WIIH,,,, Hqp,
pio-. I iioiii i sicphoi,,, ' in ,i, flilUgliri, Ml),
initli , M. S I'lillliiv-., pio,,
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Coii.iii ui Mailin lliliril), I ml I iiU Iter;
lliiliml Hull, pin. Jiiuoi W. l.ueinsi, M,
'I. hi Hi r, (liirlea M lliiinill, l M. i.uuii.ei,
ii
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li , llu. U P. (I'll,, 11111 1), pin...
p. dim: in Ki.l.itrnl l.iltli lt-c.i t.cllx it;
"sp, pio.. 1l1m Splij , 1M.l
I In" I tiii.liii.lu, .1. M, MiVullfti, pio..
IHseimliiu Milii(t..(o linn, M. lluiimpi, j.
I' hillti. lliuli, . lit limit, l M. 1,'noiibx.),
pu,
I, iti, int.- Mlnoi I, mill fur tin- 'uiio.e of
Manjr'i luulr li'uol.u .luhii llariall, pu
I'.iUe Pii-oiiation of lllllut Mbun, ulj (.
Ik III., pio,.
I'll in,' Mood. Me l.i'un, Poniliilik Hiopo.ki;
luhii I o.lelt, pirn,,
ruii.il I'i ink MiHtllci I'uiik lluhliiiK, ji ,
pio..
1'abe I'liiinii Ijiiie llioiui,, 'ihonus II.
Julll, pru.,
Keiiln- 1 i.jiiiliijr llou-c lloni Ohllun-,
MI1I111I (IjllJilni, Mephcn I J 11 loi; Itgbort Mil
1,111, pin-,
h,ipinT ll mil llou.e Millinii O'IIju, I) in-
Ul I I Hllilljll, I10,.
mil ' nun Jj-Jo,li MikaiMi, '.
Feilnr, pios.
l.i.nli uthui lliMiiiiun; Hank Itolilin.-,
, , pio, Jo.iph MaHi, I..I111 llaiib, I'lank
Uulilili,r, Ji , pro.. Miitlu I une; ',jl. ;ui
I In. Jr , pro. Iluiiuj lliouk.; Prank Itulillny,
r , no. ,lamc t.iietlei 1 tiilik ttnlillitc. Jr.,
iiiw. .Iiiol) ltiiirnullrt Tltonii llrimn, Ht".
Ilelp lliirni llniilrl I.'. Wcllc. prox. .I0I111
U0110U11. I'rntotlik llnkin: I'runk Itobtliic Jr.,
no. I litllnitirr Mimilniil VIoIioUa O'ltilfli,
Ho. .loitpli MhKIi, I'n'iik ItulilliiKi ir.i pun
mliie t'lilatnnl II. K. Mrll, iro, John Mot'
tboni Mdmlm It'lltlcn, un. .lolm (lllloplei
Vrink Itol.lltie, r no. UIIIIjiii llrrtlUkll
Mlcltitl Mldialbkl, pto'. llitr.i tlkoiillp
s mini I Hnor, uii. Anlonlo .Minoltli Vincent
( irlacrli pi ot,
l.uieny hv llillip Aimli! I.tiklinvkl: llipmlore
llulilrkl, linn. M, KrtncrtMaiy I.opalncr,
pros.
Mlid-W. II. Krriiln, 1'dmr Mlboni W. I'.
Mil I he, H(i
Mllfmejun lu Ofllrt I'rnl M ?mlor, Joint
I!. Momani .lolm T. I'tridi, ptii.
OlntruilInK .tiAllcr S 1". Mlllli(ll llolictt
A MIIon, pro.
I'llltir Atilltotiy llimlraw ; Itoliott A. M'ib
foil, pio. Iiii Minimum TIioiiih Kpntiy,
pro. lue Mltlloniitii .lolm (llllirldnc pro.
I mle fitllp, II, Ik Mell, prot.
( rltnlinl Aiult Tlionni llitryi Prink Holi
lliiu, r., piu IMiiant Paddmi l'rank ltobllnc,
Ji , pros.
Ilci rlilng stolm flooiN (Iphpop Dlolpr! I'latik
llnlillm.', Jr., ptiw.
.sclllni: blipior Without 1 l.lioii-e Mhrrt ilude
til W, A Plillllpa, pim. Mart' 'llionim! Robert
MII1011. pio'. .loltn Itimili 1 ; M. V Phillip",
prn.
Inicnillirhin llinri Ctoilcht mcr. I'rtnk rtoli
tine, jr., pto.
siitu niilli n of IVrlun l.nnin llakrr: II K.
Well, pun.
,' ontinupil on Paitp in I
CONVENTION OF IVORITES
National Body of That Older Is in
Session at Taylor Delegates in
Attendance.
About tw out -live deleKiites of vari
ous of the lodges of the Amcilcan Tiuc
1 voi lies convened In annual national
uioctiuK in the pailbiti of the AVelsh
CousteKatlonnl cliuiih, at Taylor, la3t
nlglu and beK.iu a ses-sdon which will
piobably last thiough Thutsday.
'I'he lni!.nes.s tiaii.snetcil bust nlsht
was pilnelpally of the loutlne nature,
which chat acleiizes tlie opening of any
( (invention. The delegates ai lived yes
leiday morning' and utternonn, and arc
tjuartoicd with fiiendb among the
membeis of Temple ot Peace lodge, at
Taylor, which lias t bin go of the cn
teit.iinment ol the visiting delegates.
The latter will be entei tallied tonight
with a banriuet at Taylor, and tomor
tow night will be the guests of Robert
Aim lis lodge, AVe.st Seranton.
Thete was not a full attendance last
night and a number mine of the dele
gates aie expected lo an Ire today.
Those piesent weie: Kan Gabriel, of
Lodge Xo. .1. Setanton: .Tames T. Jen
kins, of Lodge Xo. 4, Plymouth; David
no.s.ser, of Lodge Xo. 7, Ta lor; Thom
as Oliver, of Lodge Xo. 14. AVilkes
Tlaire; David L. LIo.mI. of Lodge, No.
:.'-'. Pittsbuig; David .1. Bangor, ot
Lodge Xo. 6. Pangor, Pa.: P.. D. Rob
eits, of Lodge Xo. l!7. Fair Haven, Vt.:
Thomas JI. Jones, ot Lodge No. ;!7.
I Mica. X. V.: John U. Jones-, of Lodge
Xo. S'l. Aliddle Giamille. X. Y.: (.Iilf
flth James, of I,odgo Xo. 10, Youngs
town, O.; John J. Dasl-. of Lodge No.
IH. Olyphant; Jleese Samuel, of Lodge
Xo. ,"0, Scinntou; John II. AVilllams,
of Lodge Xo. 34, New Yoik, X, Y.:
Isaac Williams, ol Lodge Xo. 3G.
Siianton: Jlobeit S. Jones, of Lodge
Xo. 37, P.ome, X. Y.: John It. Ldwaids,
eh(i.. ot I-odgv X'o. 3S, Scianton; John
H. Huahi'v, of l,odge Xo. (il, Foiest
t'lt: William F. Mouis, nt Lodge Xo.
J, Poullney, Vt.
Ite.sideh tin se theie aie the national
oflieett-, who ate: J're.sident, Iluinphiey
Owens, ot Fair Haven, Vt.; iee-piesl-dent,
John K. Thomas-, ot Utica, X. Y.;
tteasiiiior, Roger linns, of Setanton;
s-oeietaiy, John J. Hvans-, of Scianton.
Last night's session was tailed to or
der bv Piesldent Owens about 7.S0
o'clock and Past Piesldent James, of
the Temple ol Love lodge, made a
speech of welcome. He gieeted the
visiting delegates, told of the piide
among the Taylor Ivoiites at the hon
or bestowed upon them In having their
tow 11 chosen as the .scene of the na
tional convention and assured tlie v Isi
toi.s that dining their stny they would
be mine than violcome.
Piesldent Owens and Viep-Piesident
Thomas lesponded biiefly to the coi
dial -welcome, and then followed the
appointing of committees by the chair.
A lommittcc on ciedentlnls was ap
pointed to examine the papers of the
delegates and leporled favoiably up
on the lesiilt of their investigations.
'Hie niembei.s of this committee weie
Thomas Olivei, ls-nic Williams and Da
v id Rosar.
Ptesident Owens then appointed the
lollowlHg committees:
XiiilillliR John llu. In., I', Moil it, .1111101 .Ion.
llu.
I'll -llllill.- llOpillt -1.1 HI (1 llll I, I, .lollll It, Jl'llOj
and li.iihl .1, i.i.u .
spiictiii'n ltopoii ihoniii loup., 'Ilionns
llliiu and W, I'. Dili.
I'kii.(1 of t.oi, lulu; tlojril luliii It. I.ih
MIliN, I-.!., (lllllllll .linn.-, .lolm J, Pill-,
lto.olutlon,-l. P. .lod, It. p. Ilolurli.
l.Intiiui of (1111(01,-1100.0 Suiiiicls, lloli.rl l.
li 1 (.,
P11 dpi! 1 lax mi Novt Com rut ion loliu I!.
Willi un-, (.iiilllli .him-, riuflill, , .liine-.
The lemiiindcr of tho .session 1 un
listed of loutluo business and vas en
livened by the delegates piesent giving
hlstoiies of their lespeullvo lodges,
the gtow'th ot the latter, the woik ac
complished and the icsults achieved.
The meeting lasted for seven al bonis.
Two sessions will bo held today and
liiipuitnut business will be on the 10s.
ter. as the piesidPiit's, and prnbahly
sect clary's, icpoits will bo ip.nl,
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
U'nder tills liearling- hor Ifttsis of Intrrtit
will be published ulicn irconipanied, for puhljia.
Hon, b the urilir' name. The Tribune doei not
aum3 responsibility for opinions here eapreued.J
Author of "The Biead Winners."
1, 111, n nf The Illluui,
sn I I, ne boon looking for -omo one of our
lllrrni iculeis lo iiietmi tho rotrrclie.s of
the t ittmoiit in a ircrnt l,ue of oui pjper
Hut Hie doatli of an ob-eure woinui in Indiana
In, jii.t di-du-ed the tal lint olie wai tlie in
1 Inn of the cleier to entitled "Iho ltiead
Mliim l," piililbhul anon mulish in the (intury
uilili' figliliiu "I Inent iais ago, I In aiitlmi.
hip, 11 It iiell mm inhered, 4ia it tho time
Ihe tnlijetl 1 f iniidi inlerisled conjeiturc. I 111.1.
volf allribnldl il in Mahlni;toii (iladlen, who
hid written unie good tilings in a timilai vein.
l 111 late, had hetting been in line, I uotil i
1. ne iiiitftrd 111 bet horc against a jatk
l.nllti Hut no uoniaii tould ilt;htfull 1UI111 it
l.lli 1, hoiieiei, Iheio a generall iiiidorstooil
to be auttientli evident? of its luilni.' liccu writ
ten hv lolm lia.v. I'lnally, viithin the last moiitli
01 two, in a pioiuliunt iiiagaine, or icvteii,
Hull appi lied what (imported to bo un author.
Ui-tl fkittlt of the llfo of Colonel lolm Iav, in
iilikli il was iiin)ujlin,'illi- stated thai, he ii Hie
author of tlio blori in riueslion.
It (eoni, fucrvdibla ihat ( olonel lla.e
lould aiupt without disclaimer the sen'"
eral ascription of innitoriom literal
14 oik that belonged Jo auolher, I vendue the
ni'getion Ihat HiU Mrs. Mlufi hei name viai
tlio writer of some ephemeral yarn publUhe.l in
a loeal nentpaper under the title borroived fiom
Iho almost classic itoi, "ihe Ilicad Minnas."
viidrcu Irflghton,
l.leiibuiii. Ma li.
Smoke Ihe new Kleou clear. Gy.
THE CATHOLICS
IN AMERICA
LECTURE BY HON. V. J. DOW
LING, OF NEW YORK.
He Spoke Last Night Befoie the
Catholic Historical Society, and
Gave ti Summary of the Work Ac
complished by Catholic Missionnr
ies in This Country Piior to tho
Revolutionary War Was Tendered
a Reception After th Lectin e in
the Club House.
"Catholic Laudmaiks lu Aineilea."
was the topic of an able lectin 0 deliv
ered last night lu the Knights ot
Columbus club house, on Xotth Wunh
Ington avenue, by Senator Vincent .1.
Dow ling, of New Yoik city. It was the
first of a floilcs ot lectin es and enter
tainments to be given under the aus
pices of the Catholic Jllstorleal .society.
While the lecture was largely an ltls
loilcal nniratlve. nevertheless It had
been piepared so caiefully and showed
the speaker to bo such a thoioiigh stu
dent of hls?tory thut It held the close
attention of the latge and thoioughly
ii'ptescntutlve audience piesent for
over an hour and 11 half.
Senator Dow ling devoted hl entlie
attention to a summaiy of the woik
accomplished by the Spanish, LMiglish
and Fionch Catholic mlsslniiatles fiom
the time of the Hist settlement of this
countty until the tieatv of Pails was
signed at the conclusion of the Fieneli
anil Indian wars.
He rpfeiied Inlet estlimly to the many
conjeetuics legatdlng lb,- v Minis to
Noith Amen lea befoie Clulstopher Col
umbus. Willie theie was evety leasoii
to believe that the Noisemen and tho
Iilsh had visited Ameilea as e.uly as
tho ninth lentuiy. he said, neveithe
less, authentic American chinnology
begins with the landing of Columbus
upon the island of San Salvador.
L'STAPLISHHD CHUllCHHS.
Columbus, who was a Catholic,
brought with him on his thiee voyages
several Finnclscans, who established
churches in tlie West Indies. It was a
Fianciscan piiest, be said, who In 1311
first raised his volep against slaveiv in
Cuba. Catholic missionaries came with
the expeditions of Pone De Leon and
Feidinand De Solo, and tinveised with
the latter as fat as the wateis of the
Mississippi.
In 14J, he said. Catholic pi lests had
preached the gospel to the Indians
from Chesapeake Bay to the canyons
or the Coloiado in the far west.
In 1363 St. Augustine, the oldest city
in the United States, was founded by
l'eter Hetnandes! and a Catholic temple
of woiship eiceted. In the year Kill,
salrj the speaker, theie weie thii ty-tlve
Fianciscan priests laboring In Floiida
and ministeiing to the spltitual wants
of no less than .10,000 conveited Indians.
Dining tlie same time that the Span
ish misslnnailes weie pleaching the
gospel in the eastern pait of the coun
try, oilier piiests ft 0111 McnIco weie
establishing missions and chui cites in
Now MeJdeo. Texas, and lower Call
ftonia. In these far western slates
theie weie In 161 J Stl.OOO C'hiistlan
natives, who suppoited sixty two
churches. The cities of California ate
almost all located upon tho sites of
these old Spanish missions, the senator
said.
The senatoi nest lefeucd to the es
tablishment of the colonv of Mai land
by the Catholic Loid nalthuoie in the
early pait ot the .seventeontb centuiy.
ThS was the Hi. st colony in North
Amen lea, he said, in which lelisious
libeily was gttaianteed to evety pet
son, no matter what his beliet. This
llbeity was as.uted by the act of tol
eiatlon passed by an assembly com
posed of pan Catholics and pait P10
testants. C.UAXTHD PtHLUilOI'S I.IUHIITY.
Ii Pennsylvania icllglous llbeity
was granted by William Penn, said
Hie speaker, to all pet sons w 01 shill
ing God and Catholic mlssionailes
never met with any illtlloulty in plant
ing tlie tnith within liei boidcis.
Ho sketched hi lolly the voyage of
the two Jesuits, Joliet and MiiHiuettc,
down the .Mississippi ilver, and told
of the nilsslnnai y efioits put forth
by the Fiench misslonai le.s in the
noithein patt of tlie United States
find Canada.
"Long befoie the lauding of the Pll
giim Fathers," said he. In conclusion,
"the Catholic missionaries had plant
ed the seeds of sound doctiiue In neai -l.v
eveiy part of tlie United States
east of tho Mississippi, and, had their
efforts tint been ihvvaited by cruelty
and blgotty this whole land might now
now lie Catholic."
Pi lor to and after Senator Dowl
Ing's talk, which was piotusely illtis
ttateil with steieopticon views, Miss
Isabel Claiko's 1 Ich mutt alto Milce
was heanl in two beautltul selections.
The 100ms weie deem a led with llovv
ets and potted plants and delightful
music was luiulslied by the Lawunieo
01 chest in.
After the lectin e the senator vv.iti
tcndeied a leieptlon by tlio membeiti
ot the hlstoilcnl society ,uul tlm inetu
bei.s ot tho Knights of Columbus. Ho
will tonight assist in conteiiing the
tllitil degiee iiuiii a niunber of
knights.
Guernsey Hall,-
311 Waislilnelon ave, Scianton, Is thn
best and most tollable plaeo lo put
ilinse a good Piano. II will pay you
to call and got pi ices and tonus. J. w,
Guernsey, J'top,
TONIGHT'S EVENTS.
Ihe Piesb.iliii of l.iikju.uiiii nl buhl Jil
.iilouined iiirellug in Urn l'oiti I'm I I'u-l" 11 !
iau ditiich till, alleruooti ni .' n'doik
In th" Adaiui .iicitue ihipel nt Vu mk
tieel, the Ilci. .1 11110 llu, lira villi drlivir an
adilie-s Hits cienliig on fuui.n ltiis.ioii., nnl
will lioti by moil" of .1 map of the uoihl the
iiinpaalivo tcnitory and aiva niirred b llm
pit vailing ielii,ioiis of Ihe uoihl li ulil "btgin
at 7 15 o'doik
Knights of Malta Meet.
11 l.Mfiuiie Miio fiom 'II 0 AsMniattd Puss
I intaalti, Vli 11 "Ihe trautl luiiiiiuudui,
viilgliU ol Milta of Puini.ili inlj, mil in aninul
loiiclavn at I ulumlila tM, nun r li.r, nitli 1
luigu attend line of (Identic,, llu luo.t un
p-itant busliesi t'i come beioip ihe bod.i aie
tie proposed umiiiclmcul, lo II, 1 luii.lliutiuii
and the election d cfli .it
Capital Inci eased.
II lAclu.be Mile fiout 'Ilio As.vxi.ilid I'ic.s
Ticnlon, May II. 'Iho American I,lt,ln and
Traction ivnipiu, vihidi 4ia ircripoiaird a
short tlnii! ago with 4 capital ot .!,(iim, lodai
hlej an ameiideil chaitci, vihiili iutn-ato Hie
lapital lo UVOi'.OtPJ. 'I .icnt.l-liie lulllinu dvl
laiv of the Mock li pieferrcd, healing K'i -euit.
cuinuLlive dividuid.
mtiMmwMwmwiMiwmwMHW
y
arcDr 7"?ra
just tlie
ttlltff fmirllf
Dinner
Tea
Toilet
SET5
? Geo V Millar &
" VJCU. Y. ITlllIaCtl X
$ Ricvcle; That. Pun Fasv. C
Kr"A V.r.r..l
J. !l liaWi
J!XUJXSat5!SaSIJ!SBB;JOSSKKXJ!
MR. QUAY'S
FAREWELL
( uiidiuleil fiom I '.l',!' l.i
all Hu-p iii, ( linn .ion, ihiolopnl .1 i-elf
Sll.l ihlll' civltiilion nnl .1 le,i.lliie to (In iv
.nib a iinikid ij'i "lliu liitiui Mht 11 "'"
fouf iIIkh mil' 1 1 ul in the .km, uf hi i-li 1 "
inc thill' Mi-teumce in Hie l.itiiipent lore-ts In
Ihe clu-', limed with Hint honied iii-.ipon-,
( I itu h'd ('1111t11.nu, mil V-tio'.ilv, .niil vi is -il
(iilililu; edipi-K We .iniilil 11. put ( Inn 1 I't
,.l it cl, 1,, lu on nuil sunn ithln llllil hit ill
I.fi tn.il-i anil look foii.ud vvllb hope to in i
fiiliue nul tin fulhlluieiit of hei 1111..I011.
'Ihe lnininist uiiulitious 01 the coiintiv lie t'1-
tuuiii-il nul iiiiiilil hue stun.ll lilt loilllllp l itlt
fen 4t iin jbo. Ih, .lie pu-hilill the pllPtll to
Mllie(ttllt ol ivilitccl .mil (lillcicnt cm-asPpri
.itinc thioiuhotit the uoilil ,h vicll .1-. 01 out cnui
-tieme, nullum, -kill nul Jieat le-ouiii". .mil
to the rcMilt-t of the SpuiMt wur. Ihe nniii
taiuty of the Imiiicnl oiitioitie Into,;-, tin Inline.
The Piesent Centuiy.
'Ihe pic-out teuliin Mill be tin uilt.t t"t
du i-ivi t'Vi lit, 111 ill hiitciv. And lliimi-.Ii it
Till', 'ike .1 0un 1,1ml, liuni 1 riiivnnl, eull
Hit Willi iuii'iiiel, stinwlli nn I pio-ponli,
'nii-.li. tin, lining nilioii iipnn 1 pnvpiit hiililui
fiom all ne. in 1 ,-olileii 1111.1 .in , ne in 1
will iuIiipn- the clo.e ol Ihe tenliiiv ja-t open
11 '. It. will lie lieiili a niiriile 11 1111 ot von
Mr 11, -.11111 t. cult 1111I1I. lint it U 4 itbin tin
lltnil of riluip Hut ill (f oii mil wllni.i
th,' c 11 s and ouiuic'iip, iiliuli will ildeiiuliii
It, ill 11 uti 1.
I'll 44t.ll Or foi 4lnP HP lllll.f Kill llllil I10.1
to nu fiiliue vv llliiu Iho nevl few 4H1K W(
I .lliu 111 the Am, 1 null pmple. Ilui ne 411,1
'Hue up idiwrv illie Ihoi i'i" piiiiutn. lliu
.11 .tiling 'Ihe, lie blili (mil 4llllin", Ihei
Mill nil Ihui nil liiiiinplunlb thiiiti'li lb
(ii.i, wliii li will mil-., the Vuinitiii -v -.trm
Ihe iiiiuuluip M.leiu.
jieit kIUi-iiiiii, tiui Iln tl-.ui 1 int. I""
.li'iul b lot" hi, (olleuin, in tlie en de thin
bit of 1 mi,,t illii.trtoiM icpi'l'lte when si up
polilual (pit .lion, line ltioiutu pohitioti, lnt
alloit 11, toil ij . "Hunk mil," he muI, "tint
I,', 11110 1, fumidul alum upui, hoi'i-eiui hill, unl
lit 1 piinihiou, mil .iimii!r iniibli.. No, nut
up 111 the hotic.t puipo-i-, In in I1111I. nul
.tiling iinw "f hei ntieit. 'Hunk 110L lint. Ii.i
nine folio of 11111, alone tin, upulilic ill lined
in pit.uit pildi "t nnliiiM-, No, but. Iii
thiti!.". of .1 4111 ilinen nl inline; iiulu-.il 4 1
ilitliliiie it luliii, ili.tiiitiiic and ju.llic ilunid,
1 ili-inlfio-lul ,-pilll 111 nun dl imblimltd hi
pi-riun mil nniii i.ul Ii.i iilei.tiie"
I hti, -.poke llu dili 1 ( llu In the lloni 111 .111
it Ami lu, voue -.eein, viiilui ilniin lliu un
tin Us lor cm iiuiiliin,.
Pi natiif Quay was follovvctl bv Mayor
Ashbildge. Mayifr Ashbi idge, who
was .sufieiing seveiely tiom a heavy
(old, spoke but n tew wolds. He said
tlune weie days which have gone by
when Senator Quay was not so gladly
welcomed; but a (.liatige has (ome over
the sphit ot tlie people and now they
welcome him with open nuns, lie wel
comed Ihe sicntator on behalf of lite l!(.
publicans of the city ami tlie Itepubll
c.tn oiganlzatlon which nlw.is stood
for htttlWiiit Uepuli'leanlsiu,
Goveinor Stone's Speech.
dm "l inn Sloue siiid that eveiy
(iitinty in tlie slate had sent bin stal
watl delegates to pav Ihell liibute lo a
stalvi.itt leiidi't. Tho 1111111 who stands
up lor lit 1111I1II1 iiuisiu Hit'", days ouch
year anil believes lu inajuilly niln Is
a .itnliwu t he loiitiuued.
"Vou have lunn a sialw.iit In Sena
tor Qunv and anumd him stands to
night the Ingest tongiess ot .stulwails
mer gatlnueil togethei. I was called
hue to speak tor the state Whv
should I spiak lor the state when tlio
slato Is licit lo speak loi Itself."
He I'liliMUeil Senaloi Quay and
phti ed thi'dcdit tin making Piiiusvl
vattla one ot the Bitalist slates in llm
I'llloll oil Ml. (Jlliiy's shouldets. Iln
then louclilded bv delendltig the --lu-(eillv
oi Ihe avi't.igo polllli Ian, say
ing that tlune ato as tuaiiv honest un n
lo the .sriiiaie luili lu pollilts as ilnw
tie in any oilier htMiies..
Tllltcd htates .Senatoi lloie-, Pen
lose spnko on "Tho Ufiublliaii P.utv
fiom a Xatlotial Viewpoint." lie paid
a Ulbtlto to Senatoi Quay's coinage,
sagacity and inngiianluiiiy and spoke
nt ilio luipoi'tulll pail the state hits
taken in upholding iho national ad.
niliilstiatlou in I's polity of expansion
and piogtess Ho icviowed iho wotk
ot llu national iiigauiatlou ami con
elude! as tollous.
' L'ltder Itepubliian (111 tu Hon nut
i.iuiili advanies l.tpldly to til" pod.
Hon ot the gteatest nation of modern
times,, it not nil times.
' n.o nepubllian i.it ol I'dtinsvl
vanla Inv'tes the active cn.opeiutioii
ot all Kepublicans In these gnat
events and futlllt- snuggles theie Is
1, mm and need 101 all Lei all ' U
inn in who believe In ttepuhlliau pi 11
eiiiie, ur ie. having luu moiiy with 1
our 11 11 s and a solid and aggies-.', e
11 out r '110111. and let its hope that
lor army veins to 1 01110 we ma lui.e
the .1 Ivani'ige ot the sagacious ioui..
el ai, ti Ions-" and eMi.ioidlnaiy ep it
omo of the gentleman in whose bono',
we aie assembled licit tonight-the
Hon. Matthew Stanley Qua '
Senator cjuny will leave heui lo-mor.
low moiiilug for .W.ilon, X. J, vvhiua
ho will be the guest of Klwuud Meckel,
Xoimer seute senatoi Hem Pltlladcl-
Chafing
iishes ;:
m:
tiling for warm weather. AI- ;
I rtt"Mta r It KfitlllUnffV WmIjiK k
Rarebit, and other appetizing dishes, with
out heating the house, qA a. qj
T lie prices are trom Pt' lO ()
Lamps
Glassware g
Etc., Etc. 2
Co w Wyomlnsc Afenne
VU. W.Ik In unci Look Aroanil 3'
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It in mo4t minorlutit that a titeiete Xp
phouhl be 1 ,i llillllllu. JjJ
lleilllifiil PMiilip N lienellclil, lui m
liaid viurK e liijuuciH 0
'Iho bctlliisi of Ihe "sii 111I011" f
(- 11 mtoo lluhtm-n of iiiuiilni; and Iti Be
uuik'tli iiinkej IL Iho 1110-1 ilm.iu!,' jr
ulil 1 1 fei ill dn.es of tiiloii. m
I'nici to aull the puikelluuik. !
126-128 Franklin Ave.
Security of Possession
Is the lieasttied dteani of eveiy piopi
city owner 01 prospeitlve pmchasoi.
Fiequently, It Is not until tho sale of
ex( linage of a holding Is deslied that
tho cloud upon .1 title is dlsinveicd anil
contemplated plans aie defeated.
Title lustiianie fully pintccts against
defect of .seaieli, epense of litigation
lu slant, it pt ov Ides complete in
(lemnillcatliin lor anv loss, atising fiom
the contested validity of youi piopctty
lights.
final d youi inlet csls with a policy ofi
tlie
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Gas Ranges
On Sale at Our Office at Cost,
We put them in your kitchen leady
for use. All connections. TREE, on
flist floor.
Double Oven Ranges, !ji0.75 and ur
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MAY I. IOOI.
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Befoie buying, send for catalogue.
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS,
THE NEW RUDOLF.
Ocean I mid VllantK I ill Neil ler.e -. tatuu u
liialili and iha,iiic rta'iit I .a 1 ire,-c 01, the I oa.,i
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