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THE MODEtW tlAROWARE STORE.
Them
Out
The flics we menu. It
wont be much trouble if
you use SCREEN DOORS
nnd WINDOWS. If you
buy them here it wont be
necseary to replace them
every year. Cortland
Screen Doors, nnd Win
dows are mnde of best
quality wire cloth frnines
nre mortised nnd glued,
will Inst years. All sizes
here.
Foote & Shear Co.
JI9N. Washington Ave
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THE ORIENTAL.
V. II On mi mini nl llrtoiatliin
I) iv on IIiiiimIii, when m Inn will In"
i losril .ill ili, mir leuilir lnuiin ! i
will In ili.m. il li 1'iiilii t Mil "ic.i,
lit n Ihi' t'llnlit,' "ill In
Fruit and
Dessert Plates
NlM 111 nf tfO III (lull (.IllOU e.
nti'l 'liipr. vmiup mxm u I u pink aii'i
fti r ii ic n .mil t,nl.l, mi i. il It. I
while mill i!lil irt.-o. ,ili ii 1 111,1 iiiuii
Ikt lioinn,- mill v tni'ilot II u il iK-un
Vnilll In Ml-ll-ii il then line Winn
iii Mum Milt I In- pike, mi lml.it will
Ii win
10c Each.
gSSEHEl
1 A Real
Child's Store
E Vou will flnil the pipiil.ir stvlis .i( ill
D il.n fur iliililitn. I lir Itii-im Won.
uilli it, odd linnniliu itul pint Niwini
lliiiiir in 1 lie I'liiue (ml-, wllli lntit
inllii, W.nlnMe Inls with in w tllitiiin-
.lllll (lillkle. Mill tin iluu, plplll.ir
ti.iu li.u- in in w l!l,.fll, t hi will lc
well lipllil nl liliKhu III .Mill IMIII! Ihe
.iotli tliiiu-i n I i liililun VI
Tb? Baby Bazaar,
510 Spruce Street.
Repairing Done Gratis.
ACKAWANNA
"THE"
AUNDRY.
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.Mr mil Mis. Artluii Dunn, uf IM.i
v.iif Miooi. enli'itnlned the mem bet. s
the Amity Mteinry Mii-lely and
their jiiiuib lady friend last evenlnp.
1 mlei the illt oil inn "I Mr. Pinin this
MHioiy wi.s niK.mizod lam lull fi.im
I ItO llllH Hi' Ills Hlllllllltll M'lllllll c,S.
nnd n few nf their iileiuls, -dine wlili-h
tin1 nioetlnjc have been held inwj
v i'i'U mil have been Kieatlv onliiyi'ii
l the nu'inbfip.
Mr. and .Ml", niinn mu ji..yt imI In
niertiilnlin; last monliiK liy Ali.ss
Mabel Fiiidhain, Mr. (!. IJuiin and
Hi. anil Mrs, J. .Mori it Km dlttim. m
youth Amerlf.i. The KiU'.-it" wete:
l ios l.il'j.Mi Mnnl.. ililin Mii.Ii, l.illhii
l'iui, Mic I ml il . Iliil lulu ,, Mima
l I'liliiilT, Musim Mikp link, Inlin I'i.ii, i
t n lliwli,, iiii Ml ii 'II "rii-hi. I.i is Wil
I ins iihli.ii Williams ("Ii ii c, ,ui IImuuiii,
U nun ,n, lliuniii, Mil. hi lluilei, li(iill
Ii mr, lamrll bainciuc, ViI11iii I.iii-i Mmi
mi Wlntiii't nnil I liiili-. 'Inlni,
Mimditv pvpiiIiik Mien Annii- ICoImIiik
eiiii'l taliK'il a nuinln'i u liui tiirndii at
it liiitliday paitvat hoi hnnn' on Xnith
Tilinn im'iuif. Thu iinlimr mis mnt
Mijiinli iii'iu hy tip' yuiiiis hoii
li th' iilavliiu of Bitnu"., ftlimlim and
Inmimui'iital iiimlr, At 11 Hanniillu
htuir leiu'HhniiMitH eii hPivod, Thn?o
ll'HPIlt WIMP!
Mi.cs I'mi II mli'ik, I an i )ii, I, llli., i
lliru, JIjIu'I IIi-IiIij, Minimi Mi Cii.l.n, .1,., .,.
i.in:.'t, iil ni, l,li -iliciinin, Mi-i-
t'illil 1'illll, ItfU'lt (',!, 'MI II in, IImi
I'.niiui, luinci Winli'j, SiiuihI llMiln., (Inil,.,
R. rli m-cr l.niiLi MiCii.ih, l,.lm ,li,in, ,u
Iwinlnp:, Sillnii ilMiln.-, tt.it nl Itnlilusiiii,
jtir Jonii and illiin .lumn, n Nm oik.
PERSONAL.
Mli. I. , T.i.Wm, nl llilll i', M. , U tit
m. -I nf Ilic-ll'ls ill lliN lilj.
.laik I'lit, o( .Nfw iiil,, j, iMtln,. M
MrlU HillijiiH, nf IliU lilt.
lit'Olsn seotl, of Mllilllllll, Nnll , f iilnpjlij-,
ill lor Nitv Ynrk ,ii lcnl it .ifliiiinnii.
Mo. M .Nnilnii owl M II I', l.mU, nf Mill
hniy hlidl, aic iiinliii.r .1 tin ilit, ui li,.
(luiIKi' bliC'lll't, III Itllil Mnillll.
I, tei'lilm Sttl.lur, 1','illlit pasviui'i jji'iil uf
dm ( liuul Itjllliidil, of Now Ji'ito.i, I, .lllili'liiii;
tlic KnltliU 'IVihi1ji luiitlan; .K Itrailint;.
Aueut Hoblnnii Kfi f.n ,Nru nlt jhU'hIji
allcmoon on tliu l-ukjuauiu I.lmiuil, uiiuiu
imnicd ly liU lirutliu, llurlts Itoliinwni .iml .1
p:rly of fi lends. Mr. UoMiisoii aIU fm Cinnpo
riiurnljy.
AMATEUR BASE BALL.
Tin' Dirty Down of I'tiin jmiiuv wmilil like tu
rlo any tfJin hi the lit) iiniler U jr vt ae.
Jaik Cillcn, uianigtr; Willie illare, Capuin.
Asl; lc t.-oiiv'i union trackcis.
I Gruerver 6 Co. I
B 205 Wyoming Avenue, i
DATES FOR THE INSPECTION.
They Have Been Fixed by Mnjor W.
S. Millar.
A moetlnR of tlie stuff nnd line offi
cers of the Thirteenth leglment was
hold In I lie Hoard of Tiiulo looms Inxt
evening In tinninct leRlmcntnl blJ
nc.B nnil dlseii"i thf coming military
ball. It wn tlecldi'd to niily for no
more postponements nf Inspection, not
wltliHtimdlim tlie nll-nhsorblnB Inter
rst fell In the festivities that will nt-tc-nd
the iipenlnff of the now nrmoty,
A committee was nent to Major W.
S. Millar, ImiulilnR wlion he would
he lemly to lnpeo( the icfflnient.
Mnjoi Millar Immediately answered
by telephone and lived the dale? for
the Mil lolls company Inspections a.s
follows: Monday, .Mine il, Compiinle.
A and K'! Tuesday, Companies C and
J., Wednesday, Company Hi Thurs
day, Company Jl: Friday, Companies
K nnd D.
The extteme 1 expansibility of Insur
ing the comfort and safety of the
tbtong who will attend the military
ball and the picventlng of all dlsorfloi
or i (infusion In or about the arinoty
has boon assigned lieutenant Cnlonej
Htlluolt. Ilo will hnve a mil bntinllon
of the ieRimnt pieent at the ball to
tnlte elm ifie of the lleltet, cab and sup
per s-r Ice, and look nfler the wrlfaio
of the guests generally. Ciliard will
h" mounted and a complete sentiy
system continued duilng the night.
All the captains n-poited last night
that n large penentage nf their mpii
will paiadc on Memoilnl day.
WOOD DID NOT ATTEND,
Witnesses Hold Him Responsible for
the Accident in the Mnnville
Shaft on Friday Lnst.
Aiclihalil Wood, who was In cliHlge
nf the hoisting engines at the Mnnville
liilne I.im l''ilda., wliete (!enrgo K.
Watson was hilled, was not piesent at
the liniue-t in the cap tonducted last
nl'it In Cot oner .1. .1. Hubert'.' offke.
M'he eidonie tended to show that
Wood was ipaponslble for the accident.
Cot oner Hobeits said he had made
strenuous but unavailing efforts to
hiiw the engineer present last night.
An niMoitrnmont was taken until to
night and another effott will be made
to stMMiio the piesenee of Wood.
The evidence last night showed that
Watson Pali iik nnrmnn and Thomas
Davis were 111 work making some re
pairs on the side of the shaft when
Wood loweied one of the cniilngos
without loielWng a signal to do .so,
nnd without signalling the men in the
shaft thnt the cat 1 Inge was about to
be lowered. Watson was ( aught by
the descending (age and killed.
The witnesses who testified weie In
f.Ide roremiiii William Walking, Out.
side Foreman H. H. Atherton. Hn
glncr Alevnndcr Hill. Fireman John
Murpliv, Tinckman Patrick flotman
and Thomas Dnvles and File Hoss
Joseph Powell.
The testimony of Watklns and
Athotton had little beiulng on the
rase. Hill testified thnt he w.is te
Hi oil by Wood on the (lav of the ai
( idem ind infoimed him that the men
weie at wotk lii the shaft. Murphy
tostltled lo having heaul Hill tell
Wood that the tnirlnge was In th
siiaft, above where the men wete at
wot k.
(it man. who ,w on the plat foim
when the aicldenl occilireil, s.iid tlie
(ini'lage inmc down upon them, and
hf was positive no signal was nlven.
Thcv had no wnining wh.uevei and
Watson was on his knees wot king
when the iat 1 Inge de.seentled and
unshed ids lire out, (Jornuin knew
1 J no 1 en son why tbp catriage should
be lowered When he 1 cached the
engine house, after the incident oe
(Ui ted. he said Wood could give no
teasoii fm- low eiing tlie eaiii.ige He
was crying when Got man approached
him.
Dnvles s.ild he was w 01 king close
to Watson when the c.uiinge came
down upon them nnd wns positive
none of the men g.ive the signal for
loweilng the cniflage. It the men
had known the cartlage was coming
down they ( otild have gotten out of
its way. he said.
Joseph Powell, (he flieboss, testi
fied lo hnvhig signalled Knglneer
Wood to lower the ennlnge In tlie Hlg
.shaft, bill that was not vvheie the men
wete at wink. He also hwore th.it
Wood denied thai Hill gave him 1 11 -i-lt
iictlniw 11 limit the men being in the
shall When asked if he thought
Wood was nil tight on the day In
iiiestnn, Powell stated that he be
lieved Wood was nervous nnd sleepy
Knglneei Hill was le-called and
tosiiiioil thnt ho would not move the
tnriinge without tlie proper signals.
The liny will meet again at S o'clock
to-night,
WILL PLAY IN TRENTON.
Countiy Club Golfers to Contest
with Jeiseyltes.
The I'ounliy 1 lull golfei.s will go to
Tienloii ,11 :i..lil this afternoon to meet
the Ticuiou club (omnium.
The Sci anion playets will be A. '..
Iluniltigtou, Theodme Fuller, Juines
I Hull, .It . H, (' Shafer, W. J Tin.
ic.v. M 11. rulli'i, C, l Wntklns, T.
it. Hiiiul; nnd F. II. Klngslun y. Cm-
lain John II Hi noks being unable to
ai(ompnn the club, .limie.s Hlulr, Jr
will net as I'nptulu,
Plnnos nnd Organs
of tlie lines! quality can always bo
purchased at the very lowest price
lllld on the easiest U'lins nt
(iueinsey Hall,
lilt nnd 316 Wushlnglon Ave,,
Sci anion, Pa,
Headquarters,
for Imported and Key West Cig.us;
Mock nlwa.vH ficsh, Two 'phones, R,
C. Dean, 4115, Council building,
Suntul-hund Otgans in good older.
nt Powell's .Miihlu .Store, fiom $10 to
fu.l.
Ask lor Kelly's union n'.iekojs.
Smoke the new Kleon cigar, 5o.
Aliss Emily Harion Collins
Will continue her lectures and de-
nvnvcf I'ntlntva t tl..
iituitmtiuiii uu VIIO
ART OF COOKING WITH CAS
or How to Make Cooking Easy,
during the week commenclne
May 27, at
507 Linden Strest.
Board of Tiado Building.
The Scranton Cis $ Water Co,
STONE SET
IN PLACE
Laijino 0! the Gorner-StoriG ol the
New youno Men's Ghrlstlan
nssodatlon Btiildlno
ADDRESS DELIVERED
BY BISHOP POTTER
Eminent Metropolitan Divine Tients
of the Relation of the Y. M. C. A.'
to the Individual, the Church and
the Community and Declares It to
Be a Very Useful Adjunct to
Church Work Many Clergymen
nnd Prominent Citizens Were in
Attendance Rain Kept the Crowd
of Spectators Down to Smnll Di
mensionsAddress by President
Shafer Description of Building.
The em tier stone of the new Voting
Men's I'htlstlnn nsnelallnn building
was laid veslptday afternoon, w'itlr
appnipi late exetdses, p.11 tlclpated In
by Itlshop Homy C. Potter, of New
Yoik, the nllleers of the association,
cleigymeit of vaiiotin denomination.",
nnd many of the city's most distin
guished laymen,
Owing lo a ilil..'lng lain that began
falling c-itlv in the morning and urn-
NEW Y. M, C.
tinned thinughotit the day. the at
tendance wns Mnnll, being not mine
than a thousand or so, but eonsldeilng
tlie tact thnt It was an out-of-door
alTaii, It could be called a large at
tendance. Hhilinp Hotter eame fiom New Yoik
on the train nrilvlng nt l.r.5 p. m.
and left again at iUO p. m.. the In
terval being .hist sulllcieiit lo penult
of his pat tii ipatlon in the eetetuonles.
He was ni"t nt the station by a (oni
mitt"e consisting of IteV. James Me
l.eod. I) D pastor of the First Pies
bylt'lan chinch, Itev. C. M. Olflin. D.
D. pastor of Kim Paik Methodist
church, nnd Rev. rtogers Israel, D D
lector of Pt. Luke's Episcopal chiiiih.
While awaiting the arrival of the
bishop, the umbiella-covrred assem
blage was entertained with a toneeit
bv I.tw renee's band, stationed nt the
fiul of the eanvas-eoveied plitfonn,
extending along the Mulberry street
fiont nf ihe building nnd facing the
Intel inr. vvheie a lempninty lloor had
been laid In acenmodnte the on
lookers. CI.RP.OYM EN PHESENT.
When the bishop nrilved there weie
liiesent on the tilatform to gieet him
tlie foil ivving cleigymen and nflUeis
of the association-
Hev. I. j. Lansing, D. T).. Hov.
Cbailes E, Hnblnsnn, D. D Itev.
(Jem go K. rjiilld, D. D Rev n. p v.
Pieice, D. 11.. H.'V. V. J. Ford, Hov.
L. H. Waning. P.ev. V. ft. Ratemnn,
Rev. r.. . Ilenty, Rev E. .1. Haitgh
ton. Rev. M. F. Fit or. Rev. Joseph
Mnilion. Rev. James Hughes, D. D..
Rev. S. r l.ognn, D. D Rev. II. II.
Hauls. Itev. David Jones, Rev. R. S.
Jumps, D. D., Rev. F. P. Dot v. Colonel
H. M. Moles, (. D Jones, A V. Dick
son, of the Imai d of trustees; If. C.
Shafer, piesldent nf the association;
L. F. How or, treasmer: Oemge O."
Mnhy, seeietnry: James D. Main, ns.
sNlnnt secietniy. nnd n Inige 1111m
lier of the diieetois nnd ex-ntllcet.s.
The ONoieiscs weie opened with the
.singing of "Make Jesus King," by a
clioius of fifty male voices, led by J.
M. ('bane3, musical dlieetnr of the
ns.ieiatlnn, nnd accompanied by
Lawrence's band. Pinyer wns otfeied
by Rev. Dr. P.oblnsorf. after which
tbie was annther seleetinii by the
male ehoius, "OI01 ions Things of
Thee re Spoken," a I the conclusinn
or which Ptesident Shafer dellveied
the association's gieetlng, in tho fnl
lowlng vvoids:
HUKSIDHNT'S CiHHKTINC,
In Inlialf nf our nonunion 1 gie t veil to
il it mi nk tun In J, 'In ih in Kiatnl.itiim ii.m
tills iiu-i.Ic. Ions nn j, Inn,
'I lie nuiij Mill's (Inistlin unni'lallon Ins
pieil lout; slnic I III' 'vii iiiui'ii..il blase, if. In.
dud, il ever Iml an evpiriinenlil tip. Il lu
liehliiil II I lie picliki' nf hit J imi l Imnor.ilile,
(iml lilinl iiiie. It w.11 fuiimli'il iipmi f .lllll,
and plater and mrviie weie Its iniiu.(nne.
Il nipernliiiuiin' Ins In on liiillilinu', uni'l.i, nn
lil iml it it l,niiU pie-i'iniiKiil .iiniuiK Ihe in
stlluUi'iiH .is miuI whimis uiiuiiij tlie joiiik
iik 11
I mtislilri It 111 lienor lo lie a iin-inliir nl the
niiDK M -n'a (liislhu .issoiijilou .iml a rpedil
hunui tu lie iniiniilHl with the simmi u,,u.
il.nion. 11 wns iuiiiidiil .mil li.is In c it nuppnrtiil
i,v I lie nun "In) line nude Su inlun thi inm
iiuriiil .11111 ni.iiiufni lining lily llul il U ludu
Ihe nn n who lute I "'in innniitul wllh the
Kieil In nifli imt 1 nlnpllM-n nt mil lilt ale lliey
wiiu line Linn (mi limit In the noil, nf the ;i..n.
1 iilimi.
Ihe tin-t n.iMHlatlnii nrumlred In this louutiy
waj at llujilnn ill l"'il. Sevin jejm lilei, s",
mil nttn ai-m i.llliin w.i., ni,Mlilul. 'I lie uuil,
m pirfoiiniil in 11 nlid mums and upuii the
aviniii-s foi .1 pei Iml nl twinlj-nlno ,M'ar, .Nut
until Ihe ji.it 17 did Ihu o.uil.iinn line lis
own liulldiiiK.
In P--l ill. M noil l wu iniitoil In mine In
our iil fur nllkiiiiii (i')ifiTi me 11ml nt-in In an
elloit to raUe fiimU fm an a.,Mt,ii(inii luiililin,'
'Ihe Mault was mo, t ininiiiaalnx nnd giu1 Hie
iisi-iiiiatinii Hie line liuiiilliu on W.nliiln' .111 line,
wlnle fniiii he" In M-'-- h'iiii Ihe lulllillli,,' w 1,
(Iclnni'il lo flic-a liiiuiilfiu nt nurU was dmic,
the drlails of "lillll 1 luu- nn the lime u che.
I'cr tlie pist tlnee .vrais the a.-m IjIIum has linn.
In a iiii'Jsiiu', lioincliMi, "ditclllni; in linn,"
liimin' from plait- In plaie lint, tliinU In the
nnlilc uiniTiisltJ nf mine of our lilkdis, it hi
loini-a pussllile fur ii In plan, and, we lin-t
In carry to ioiiidetinn tlie iii'illnii of a lnill'liii,;
vthiili will tic wiond lo few, if jin, assutlatlnii
liiilliliiiRH In (his or any otlur lonnlr.v.
Il will rndinily the tfiults of Hie .l.wnijlinn
I ili, in as uruuulit out In Us fill jem uf rnr.
fine.
In lonnution with tho lit in,' nf this niinrr
stone we me Kreatl.v lionnrrd tmln in having
with u enc who Ins hern a fiind nf the .iv,nua.
Hon for the past llihli cislil ruM. whu, im.
nlthstandine Hi: icpullsilillltlcs of the i.'li'il ill)
ir.o otrr ttPUh he pioiilrs ind the liunlrus (lilt
haw hrcu tail u 11 Inm in ivmi illuii with tin;
kiiili
refntm work In Nfw York, uilli (Inito tlmo to rtf.
mt to the iilvanecmtnt ol the work for younn
mrnl whose InlliicncM ami who tact, whoae wl.
doni ami rloqucnce liavp ever Keen tnllatrd In
lidulf ol the avocUllont vvIkxc mtdrr-wc have
soumlfd the keynote and ihie(t the rnurae ot
fcnlce In the aiwwUallont tnm who lovei
joiuiit men and, therefore, wlio love their oritan.
iMtlcn. t hate the honor nl Introducing In J oil
tlie Welti ltrv. Henry 0. Potter, of New York.
H1SHOP WAHMl.Y ItKCEtVED,
Hlshop rotter was warmly ap
plauded its he arose to deliver his ad
ilicss and fic(iicntly duilng Its course
was Intel ntpted with approving hnnd
clnppltiB. An Incidental teferenco to
the henetleent labor laws of Now
Xealaii'l and a complimentary com
ment on the energy of Secretary
Mnhy were especially piovoentlvo of
I laiidlls.
The blhop's nddiess dealt with the
telatlon the Young Men's Christian
association lias to the Indlvldunl, the
thtiieh nnd the comtnunlt.Vi
I 'sing .Mucntilev's Idea nf the New
Xenlander on London btldge, but sub
i.lltutlng nn Hast Indlnn for the now
mndei"il7ed New Zo.ilander, the
bishop had him aland In ft out of the
completed Young Men's christian us
soclntlon building nnd make Inquiries
conceinlng It.
"Your Hast Indian," the bishop
vent on to sny, "would be told of the
extent and variety nf the nccomndii
lions that would be found beneath
lis tnnf nnd then when he nsked If
these things wete nil free, nnd If nny
man of good cliaiacler. who might
choose lo, could bang up his hat In
the hull nnd make his own of th
Institution. I nm pleased to say he
would be nnsweted In the negntlve.
"This house Is not to cteate de
I endence. Those who enjoy Its
ptlvlleges ire lo pny dues, an they
should, graduated aecnidlng to the
eonvonlenres they avail themselves of.
This Institution W to cieate man
hood, It Is to tench self-restraint, by
bilnging young men under icgulallons
imil Inducing him to live n life of or
dei T.nws and tides that ilk ami
A. BUILDING.
chafe educate out of a man a want of
consideiat'on. and lead him to main
tain the niilln.iiy lomitle.s of life.
ITs5 INFLUENCE.
"It will bring him under the In
lluenee of lelinement and cultuie. I
can't but exptess my deep gratlllca
tion that the books and pnper,s thnt
will find their wny to the shelves and
tables of your institution will be
liovlouslv s-ciutlnized by those capa
ble of judging what is nnd what Is not
III for a young man's poiusal. I am
not emu et tied so much nbout the
number of books my boy shall read
as I am about the kind he shall rend
as to whether or not they set for him
high ideals.
"Hut nie the young men to come
bete only for what they get for them
selves'.' lleie he ought to train for
gieat endeavors nf civic righteous
ness and decency; this house ought to
be a petmanent source of light, power
and rule in the city, state and na
tion. "Your East India fiiend would say
that all the foregoing was very intei
cstlng. but be would be likely to add
an Intet logation ns to what wns the
relation of this building to those men
with the white ties nnd black clothes
who nie to bo seen about here to-day.
'Is It a church V he would ask 'No,
distinctly not," would be the answer ho
woul'd gel. It is tlie esptession of an
Idp.i belonging to Chilstlanlty, he
would be told, but it Is not a church.
It Is also not a rival nf the church,
nor a substitute for the church. The
church is n divine institution; this Is
a human institution, but, like others,
is the outgrowth of a divine institu
tion. A CSEFCL ADJCNCT.
"1 want tn say most distinctly that
this Institution, In a gieat many ways,
ought to he eneouiaged hy the chinches.
It can be a very useful adjunct of the
churches. Theie is no limit to the pus
hihllltles of an Institution like this, if
the ohuuhos aie willing to make use
of It.
"Some one may say, 'I don't belong
to the chinch; I look at this building
fiom the standpoint of a political
economist; what good will this ex
penditute nf a n,unrter nf a million dot
litis do for Scinntnn?' He could be
answeicd that you might hum all the
chinches, dtive out tlie ministers and
wllh this Institution ilotnlshliig, you
would still have pieserved to your city
those Indl.spenhlhles of common lion
esty, common decency, and chivalry
thlvaliy of men tow aids women, tlm
.slionger towaids the weaker, and men,
women, stiong and weak, all, for
llghteousness, Tills institution will
help make the youth of your commun
ity solf-iospeotlng, pure and honor
able." The bishop com luded by touching
upon (he tendency of the Young Men's
Chilstlan association to hdp eltect the
"Hiothetliood of Mini," mid to Illu
ttate this idea, told an Inteiestiiig story
of a visit to Madras and of his lludlng
In the Young Men's ( 'hi 1st i, in associa
tion building then a table at which
advanced Ht alliums, nnd Parsers und
Clulstlans weie eating together the
only place in nil that country of castes
wheie mich 11 sight could he Meu. "It
Is a gineloiiK and. divine auguiy to
fiiiRPt the things Hint divide ns," the
bishop dedal ed.
CDRNIHI-STDNE LAID.
The leieniony of laying the cm per
slmie then tools place, Conn actor e,
S. Williams and two of his foremen
with a dot ilck raised (he stone a foot
fimn vvheie It icsted mi the tip of
the base coursp and spicad the cement
underneath. A nlckcl-plated tiowcl
with enameled handle was handed
Hlshop J'ottei and leveling oif (lie
cement ho made some inybteilous
Unking nun Kings In It with the point
of the tiowcl. Ilo ufterwaids ex
plained that these markings weiu
.Masonic symbols. The bishop is a
Thirty-second degiee Mason.
The stone was loweied Into place
and Colonel Holes placed within It u
Miutue, lead, heiinetleally sealed box,
which ho announced contuined the to),
lowing:
, .Nanus of (niitiiliiiti'ii. to the I'uiMui,' fiiuil,
.'. .Naui'd of iiintiiliiiliiiK and nutjimi1;; incm,
11.1.
. N.imn nf all U'juUr Hirudin.
I ( I'pU'ii nf Nrjntnil paptr.
tl'ulitlnucd mi I'Jtv .)
MORE POINTS
ARE SCORED
LEADERS IN THE CONTEST FIND
NEW SUBSCRIBERS DAILY.
While the First Three Are Climbing,
the Others Are Doing Good Work.
A Letter Thnt All Young Men, nnd
Young Women Too, Should Rend.
A Contestant Starting Today, with
Seven Yearly Subscribers, Would
Be in Second Place.
j Standing of the t
X Leading Contestants i
Point". 4-
1. Henry Schwenker, -f
" South Scranton... 08
Z. 2. Meyer Lewis, Scran-
t ton 83
I 3. Willtnm Miles, Hyde I
J Park 40
4, J. Garfield Ander-
son, Cnrbondnle. . 30
T 5. August Brunner. jr.,
Carbondale 30 -f
4. 0., Frank Kemmerer,
J. Fnctoryville 27
7. W. H. Harris, Hyde t
4- Park 23
8. Miss Norma Mere- 4.
4- dith, Hyde Park .. 14 a.
0. David O. Emery, -f
Wimmers, Pa. ... 74-
10. Miss Vidn Pediick, 4
I Clark's Summit... 7
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"-''-f'f-f'fsVtsvo-.
The llrst tlnee of the leadens In the
Tribune's Educational Contest In
ei eased their number nf total points
slightly yesteiday. Mr. Schwenker.
who has thus far held Mist place In
the contest since the beginning, with
Ihe exception of two days, dtew fur
ther abend of Mr. Lewis yesterday by
bilnging it' 12 points to the hitter's 3.
Mr. Miller nlsn gained on Mr. Lewis
by tinning In 1! points. Air. Kem
merer, of Factoiyvlllc, took sixth
pliue and Is now only .1 points be
hind August Hrunner, of fnibondale,
for the flfih position. Miss Vlda Ped
llek, of Chute's Summit. Is now tied
with David Emciy, of Wlmmeis, for
ninth place.
In tosponse to a letter sent to a
young ninn In Scranton on Saturday,
this reply wns lecelved nn Monday:
lilliiine I'liMKIdii!; (1111111111'
Dear Sits: Vmir I'tmilii nn,l lillir w is ie
nlted lit nie on tlie ild liisl., and, replying,
I wistj to think ton inr tour Lonl.hi ill in in
nmlnilini: me of the unlesl nii ne holiPi,!;,
Wue II lint fur tlie Net lint t am ileteiinliied
to entir IViiutlt.iuh next .ten, I linnhl I il.e ad
vintiKe of tnm yenemiis ntTi 1 to lhoe who
wi,h tn inlin tlieli riliii itions. s,, ,, cuti r
pri-f ns this shiiulil he t il . 11 into iiii),iilei.ilinu
byeter,t mhipj nun wlin wi-Iks fcr a hul r
pnsitiiiu in lliis wmlil tli in a iluk-lili 01 menial
j.lllOl,
1 ,iui(e tnist thai some ttoillit' tniini; nun
or wimiin nny siiuetd in winning .ne nf then
m linlarslups, Vuuis tiult,
J. 1: W.
This Is ii most favorable time for
any one to enter, as the contest has
only just started and a contestant
who begins to-day. by securing seven
subscribets nt one year each, would
he next to the very head of the list.
Better begin now.
For a full description of the contest
1 cad the advertisement appealing to
day nn the fourth page. For further
Infoi matlnn, or if desitous nf obtain
ing a book of .subscription blanks, ad
dress "Editor Educational CJnntest,
Scranton Tribune, Scianton, Pa."
SCRANTON'S NEW SCHOOL
Will Teach Secrets of Photography
by Mail Mr. Schriever Talks
About the Enterprise.
A paragraph lelating to the estab
lishment of the Ametieaii School of
Art and Photography which appealed
In Monday's papots excited consider
able public inteiest, especially hy
lenson of the unlvei.sal poptilai ity of
amateur photography. A Tribune
man spent a prolllable half hour yes
teiday afternoon talking over the
school's plans with its president, J. H.
Schriever, well known locally as the
Gold Medal photogiapher.
The beauty of the weathei having
been passed upon, the knight of the
pencil opened the Hood gate of things
photographic, with a question 1 elating
to the mlgln of the mail Instruction
system adopted by the .school Mr.
Schi lever 'did the lest." In part he
.said:
"When I was ,1 struggling young
photngtnphei out In Western Pennsyl.
Minlu, the niastpilng of every branch
of photogiaphy, from posing the sub
ject to mounting the print, was abso
lutely necessniy tor business success,
nnd I asstiie you many a heaituclie
lias been mine after weeks of tedious
experiment for desiied chemical for
mulae, that I would have, willingly
paid well to have had furnished with
out effort.
"Retouching finally fmced Itself
upon my attention, hut the subtle art
seemed to bailie my Industry until I
was filiiuiw toady 10 give It up, when
a friend, an expcit letoiiclicr in a
largo city studio, offeied to give 1110
points on Its execution by loiiesponii
ence. Accepting this iiifor, with no
hopo nf Its elllcieiicy, the institutions
began to tecelvo my attention
Imagine my surprise when within six
weeks I had begun to correct my
faults and piogiess towaid pin
ncloucy, which was attained within
six mouths, without a moment's ab
sence f 1 Dili my business,
"Well, almost fiom that time until
now I liavii never n'.ihcd wotk on
a system that would make mall
teaching of al blanches of phnlog.
ruphy and ait an inllultely simple
proposition. Tlin result of thl.-, pie.
paiiitiou is lepie&eutcil In the mull
methods of the Ameiliait School uf
Alt and Photogiaphy, which is to-day
appealing to both the piogresshp
inn, item- and professional npci.tior,
alike.
The school Is founded on a solid
basis, being iucoiporated unilei the
laws of this state; the Instiuctors were
selected with an Idea us to their Indi
vidual Illness. Our advettlslng is
Typewriter Dealership
0eii tu liiht Mm,
STANDARD riACHINU
stale icfrrruici an I pa,t rirrlinn Minll
loi'lul u'luliul stale, if Iml, an) I'vpi-ricnie
ll icniiiiiinliJllPii, innAdeiitlil Vd'he,,
l. MAN.VCI.lt, Cjio of llutvl Jciimn.
K3iaaHaw. ItS.
CASEY BROTHERS,
Wholesale Liquor Dealers, 216 Lackawanna Ave.
placed with only tho highest class
magazines and the students being eu
l oiled nie fiom the ciciun of American
InlelllgetRe."
The secretary and advertising nittti
ngcr of the new school Is Mr. .Mollis
Williams; ttcustiier, Dr. F. L. Mc
Oritw: legal adviser. Rlehnid .1.
Hnttrko.
NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Will Be Dedicntcd nt Hawloy on
Juno 30.
The new Catholic chinch at I law ley,
of wlili h Rev P. C. Winters l pastor,
will be dedicated by Hlshop Ilnb.m on
Sunday, June i'O The senium will In
pi cached by Rev. I!. A McAlldiew,
P'islor of St Mary's chut eh, Wllkos
Hurio. Hoth IHhop Unban and Father Mc
Andrew me natives of Hnwlej.
Special Snle of Millineiy
For the biilaiue of the week. Ladles'
Hals, i educed limn 1ri.(10 to $-',10;
Chlldien's Hals, i educed fiom $J.0il
to 7uc. AKn special sale nf Ladles'
Silk Waists and Skills, at Fieedman's
Department Stoic, lit" Pcnti avenue,
corner Spiuce stieet.
A fine new I'prlghl Piano can lie
bought at Powell's Music Stoic for
1s0. '
Try the New 5c. Cigar "Kleon."
Guaranteed long Havana filler.
Smoke the new Kleon cigar, 5c.
The Worry
of Buying
A hat and the fear of not
getting style and value is
all taken away when yon
come to us.
Our hats lead in beauty
of design and reasonable
prices. Two lines of "Mode"
hats for today.
I Made of fine fancy straw
and chiffon and trimmed with
dainty flowers, at f A f
each I T'V
II Pretty lace straw and
chiffon were used in making
these hats, for trimming
beautiful summer QQ
foliage. Each '"
Clarke Bros
FOR THE NEXT 00 DAYS
Gas Ranges
On Sale at Our Office at Cost.
We put them in your kitchen ready
for use. All connections FREE, on
first floor.
Double Overt Ranges, S0.70 nnd up
Scranton Gas & Water Co
IIS Wyoming Avenue.
MAY I. 1901.
ALL WOOL
Mm', sue tu unit i, M"i and up. I'.nit-, HuO
ALL WOOL
l.jillio' suit, ii In. fl'iffi and up.
M.in.-, ;n.,iii and up.
King Miller, Merchant Tailor,
435 SPRUCE STREET.
French Organdie Stationery
Wo ate displaying Whiting's Hno of French Organdie Fnpera
which is now complete in seven different shades and sizes and
which has become so popular for fine correspondence.
We also have a new nnd handsome lino of Wedding Invita
tions which will certainly interest buyers in this particular
line. Many now novelties in box papeis for the spring and
summer. .
REYNOLDS BROS. staE,n0g1rrveryt,
$
Oils, Paints and Varnish
MaIon?y Oil 5 Manufacturing Company,
141-149 Meridian Street,
TELEPHONE G2-2.
You
Cannot
Gild refined gold no paint
the lily. Neither cn "you
get a purer or more whole
some beer than
BOHEMIAN.
4444444 -r44t
i.onU Arthur Watre.ti Preildent
Orlando S, Johnaon, Vice Prti.
Arthur Ht Chrlaty, driller
Capital,
Surplus,
$100,000
$100,000
fnr spitucrs srRnnr.
assxKaaEBa
Court House Square,
SCRANTON, PA.
I Herat P.il.1 on Sivlngs Accounts
AfllinillZl.ll by lt i darter to aiccpt
all inaiiiier of 'lnist; to ait xi
tleiehri, 'Iritie, (.inilill ill, Adrainistla
l( I or I.tm Mtot.
pill. V Vt l.'ls of 11, In It otic are protecl
1 cd Ii) the I lulling Klcttilo Alarm
Syileiti.
DHCUCruKS
I., a. Watres, O. S- Johnion
Wn, P. Hall.Mcid U. P. Klnzsbu-y
l;er.tt Warren Auk- Robinson
Joseph 0't!rln
fftftff44
SEEDS
Lawn,
Timothyy.-
Millett
325-32? Penn kmn
Out into polite society make
suie that your full dicss fix
ings are in keeping with the
prevailing costumes.
This store is prepared to
put the finishing touches on.
your wardrobe.
Conrad,
"A Gentleman's Furnishing Stote."
305 Lackawanna Avenue.
HENRY BELIN, JR.,
(Jcncrat Agent for tliu Vjomli.g District fur
Du pout's Powder
lllnln,, Illilln?, spiiriiiur, Smnkrlc? and thi
Itqi.uiiii I licnm. il Company's
HIGH EXPLOSIVES.
Siifcly fuse, flips and l.'xplodns. I,i.oin 101 Com
lull Uulldiii ,hLiautcn.
AOIi.NCIKH;
itios. ronn riiuton
JOHN (I SMITH fc .SON" I'IiiimiiiUi
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