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THE SCIUjNTOX TRIBUNE-SATURDAY, JUNE 8, .1901.
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THE ORIENTAL.
Wadding Presents
A lather (lltTirult pioblem
sometimes to make ii selection
that fit1- vour taste mid to
soinoes, Isii'i tl? Klvo minutes
.spent here will do mote to settle
I ho question Hum a work of con
juring ;it home.
Iirmli I. Hip (hln i, in .l r rurilo
piitri A tine iloinr.ilnl iplny
I it of (til- InMiililiil CI IS
u.uo 91. lo
(in (.lt- in iniinntPi.ilili- slnprs anrl iIp
hii, I ut CI.ih I'pppi'i itnl SOr
all. 'Inlins nIspi lnn . 'WU
.l(lini tnilil Iipi null il ( lim.nl lip
Put-, tl.it limk Iwhp tlicn CI 3;
pn.p v'M
.lust .i suggestion or turf
1 1 timli "!. (if handsome, appto-
piiato alicl Inexpensive objects
w 111 lenaid your c.ill on
f
The Peerless
Ironing Board
For ironing LADIES' SHIRT
WAISTS and children's cloth
ing, every mother knows how
difficult it is to piopeily iron
Babies' Caps, Guimpes, Sleeves
and Yokes. This Boaid is
labor-saving.
Th? Baby Bazaar,
510 Spruce Street.
T'lrpliinii in mill n a po-l.il In lull it jour
h hip mill iiinp pin c mi Inmilpiins iny nudity
I klll'l "It U ( PI -.l-ll 11111111-. Ile-ulll Kllll-
ankcil.
LACKAWANNA
'THE"
AUNDRY
THIS AND THAT.
Punk llimii- Null Ipup f"i I Inula en MnTl'li.i,
wlinp Iip "111 t.'ki .li -' foi "ii- Pl-"l "f 'I"
f!iu tioitinc lmiM-. muipil li Inlm 1'hpi ""'
( " anl "llrUni" no i'ip IpuIhi- of tlip iiiitlpltc
i I i.itH4 iiikIpi' iMiiinu ( Ml Ilium- -i-tir
iif "llPitf'i" w.n 1 1 ) 1 1 pun IiimiI 1 l.dn.iul
li.ilini.oii, of t In- tin, l,nini lipinc iIip piliP
pml Mthniuli -nil "sin ii," in 1 lie- pnlitup
i.f IIip ti.uk, Ml. linlnn-on's aiiimil lu? khph
PMiliiup nf nc.it -pml .mil "ill piiilnlil lie
In ml finiii liter 'ipi'ii Hie I ii Hi" liiuiil-'.
H I! WliippU. Imi.iI mini. n of llu Cl.mt
1 miiiiiiiliilp iMinpniv'-. 1m mi It i.fiiip .it lliiuli.iiu
tin, . ! t I pi'ii iippiuiilpil in in mu nt Hip
1 I IlltOll ln.ltllll. Willi II Mill In' lipPlllll .It "l-l'l
-piiup -Inn iipt ipI. A (.n Kill Hi lmoiii'.
Iulo- .TIP CNpOlltll In ic In UllIlll'-ilU III Nt . .mil
tlio lu.-t imp "111 1'P pl.iuil on islilliitii.il .it
luute A. I'llllPl'- liuilw.lle -loll.
Mtoillij , II Until, nf tllH Utl, lll l'PUl
Uilld nnp nf tin Hit nl pol.lt PI -i nf Ihp l)liklll-nn
. lin.il nf l..i at I iiIi-Ip. It In- l"Pii ilitiilpil
it the iiiuiipni.itni- In nut mi .iriilniniiil 1 iv
mIioiiI lillillllllj it I .iiIi-Ip. Mi. U11.W1 n .1 Bl.nlll
alp of tlio lliiklii-nn I i -iliunl .ni'l 1 IiIppI.iI
I I'tlt 1 1 lull il tn lliP .-llppoll nf llip .ItlllolliH of
lli k-lli-..li inlllji,
M Hi' inirinu nf iln Uipiitiiiiiit nf I'iiiii-iI-t
1111 1, 1.1,1ml nn nl tin llipulilii, 111 (.plid-liui.;
Iliii. link. . II tm I I'll - (iiillin m-l,
of ilii- iit(. Uii- luiilp Miimi liip iniiimitiili 1.
ImImiipI II II lllppl nl It. II. ll.-iltr in- "UP
dun 'I ilcliK.tli- n Hip iiiiimiil iiKJinpiiii nt.
P flKipfp, fiini'ilj ililrf mini iiamt fr
t'i I .nk.iu.iniii lliilin.iil 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n in 1 lii-. nl'
1 imiKil Iipip j(fUiilai finii, .1 fuiir iiimitlis' 'onr
llinnuli l.innpr. Up w.i- KiPi'lril liv iiuiiv fiiPinli
rim mir tin- ilic. niiiip MijtiJtH imp i .11111I111I
tu In-, ictuili .it till- linn.
M'1111 II VnuIriNpkpii Ii.iip- for Np ml
1 rnli.i mil mi i ilihril.u- will i-ill nn I In- I'rli.
1 inl fur nlpip. in lnuip fm hi- liomp In
Urutd.i. Up will ipiniin ilnonl until -1 pti-inlHi
Where Do You Buy Your Vegetables
and Fruits'?
If you mo lint KPltllls; Sillli
f.Utnl.V i-01Iip, SlM' lis ,1 1, ill this
moiiiiiifr and wo inn hiipply miii ih
the very hot Rendu tho in.uKPt uf-fmrti-.
Wo aic Ketthur niiiny Muds of
licniP-Sifiwn vokoi.iIiIps, and our pi hoi
,iip rlRlil. Kull Hup of t.llilo dulli-inltM
always in flock. Klrh, ohtPis, I'lain
i.nd s-nft (i. liv. "i'Iom-p Mill" lintti'i
and Rtilctly tuiu-y Iip.--Ii prks, Cauoy
plncnpplPs, bti-iiwliciik's, Cilltoinla
iheiiloi-, api'lcnt.s and pp.icIips. Try us
this iiioniiiiK with an order for our
riiiiiday dinner and wp will niifiaor t
rlp.ifcc you, I'Ipicp'h .Maiket,
110 to 114 l'eiiu ,ipiip.
Both 'phones.
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Great Special Bargains
In oriental hiss and i-aipets at 121
Vaahlnstou avonup. It is wonli our
wlille t tee these baigalnb and get
tlioin.
Mleliaelian Hios.
Expensive Experience
is a pair nf poor wealing kid r1ops,
Our M. 1- II, $1 sloven am a wonder for
wear. Wo Rlvo ynn a (bunco to tiy
thfin today and Monday for i'i'p
Me.us k Hagcn,
Gentlemen's Nice Dress
.!,, Ir, Vie I ICIH ni- n,ilCsklii. f,ii
at Mahon'? shoe store, 32S Ltckawanna
avenue.
Smoke the Pocuno Be cigar.
a "I -Aj'TrVS.
'v-wi iHMw .Let-,
I Gruener & Co. i
I 205 Wyoming Avenue.
B
CHANGES IN TIME TABLE.
Now Schedule of Trains on the D. &
H. Railroad
Tim following Impoitnnl change? on
tlu Dolnwuie iintl Hudson iitlliimil will
gn lulu orfoot Sunday, .tunc n:
Tinlns will leave Sel'untnlt for Cur
hoiidalc tit L-n. s.po. s.r,:i: lo.li! a. in.:
12 in., i.sfl, hi, :!.'.', r an, f:i:, "'",
n.ti", 11 "JD p. in . niitl 1.1(5 n in, Sun
days, s.r.0, lt.na u. iu mid s.ll, 3.5.
"i.fi2 mill tn.'pj p. in.
l-'nr AVIIkcs-ltiirip, ti.tr., T 41, s It, !US,
10.(1 n. in ; 1'J.OI. I.'.'S, 2.11, :u, 4.27,
fi.10, " is, in, ii niitl it.no p. iii. Sundays,
!US a. in.: l-'.n.l, 1.5S II.'JS, li.MJ and 8.12
li, in.
l-'or Alliiiny and points noilh, fi.20 n.
in., unit n.W p in. Sundays, R.Tti p. in.
l''op lloncsdillo ntld liiikp Ludoip, Ii.'J",
nun m. in,: 2.H mid r.jn p. in. Sun
days, S.nO and 11 .in ii. in,, mill ".52 p. in.
GOOD SHOW TOWN, THIS
Extra Performance of Buffalo Bill's
Wild West Attended by an
Immense Crowd.
If liiilay'i two ppffoi niiinccs of Huf
fnln Hill's Wild West and CoiiRrcis
of UourIi ISIiIpim of the woild nte nt
ipudcd by ciowds such an that which
was present at last nlffht's taidlly iin
noliiicpd "pxtta" perfot niaiicp Sciau
lon will iipxpi- iiriiIii he leRimlPil by
Hip lltilfalfi T'.lll inaniiRPiiipnt as a oiip
day stand, only a few or the cxtlPine
end spats wpip nol taken, and It ii safe
to say hud it not been for the thrcat-enlnR-
weather of the oat ly evening,
llietp would not have been a single
sp;it vacant ,
With fair weather today It H safe
In expect two Innneii'-e throngs at this
iifteiiionii and evening's exhibitions,
for Rteiit fa voi lie as the AVI Id West
bus alwaM been In Sctantoti, last
iiIrIU's pei fot nianee tended very m.i
teilally to Increase Its favor, and when
all the thousands who weie there get
tluougli testlfyltiR to tlio excollenee
nf the exhibition theic will be few
beip.ibonts who will not be seized with
the Wild-U'eslwaid, ho! sphlt.
It Is ii question with the spectator
who stops to analyze the tiufl'alo 11111
show as to whether It exi els ill enter
tainment or histuiction. In what It es
says in both lines it goes to the limit
of pi,ieticabllit, and tlio answer to
the question consequently depends on
tho oh.ii actor of the one analyzing.
The bucking bioncho lideis ainuce
and tin 111; tlio exhibition tit ill of tho
life-saving cot ps of coast Rtiaids Is
something for which inliindois of an
inqtthiug mind should be content to
pay the admission for alone. The
nun vellous feats of boiscmaiihlilp, on
the one band, and Hip ill III of tbp
T'nlted States nitllleiy, op the other,
might be similaily eontiasted.
These aie only chance examples.
Theio is an immense mass of matter
for one attempting the an.iljsis. The
various peoples Intiodtiied in some
prominently chriiaeteiisti aclhity,
the feats of skill by tlio (tack shots,
l.isso ihiouois, lideis and tho like,
the Illustrations nf intoiestlng jihases
of life in the West, about which
Ameiiian literature has so much con
eoi ned itself, the topi eduction ill so
picturesque and OM-itiiiR- a lnanner of
a "bit" of tho Chinese war, and last
but not least the beholding of one of
the most noted and iiiterestlug person
ages of the time. Colonel W. I Cody,
I'ompi ic a portion of this matter.
The opening number, tlio giand re
view of the Hough Tlideis of the
Woild, iiitioduciiiR detachments of
tegular soldiers of the leading coun
tries of the woild, and squads of In
illans, Cowboys, Mexicans. Cossacks,
Arabs, Hoots and so on, is likely to be
voted by the majotlty as the loading
featuie. It is ceitalnly an elegant and
inspiring sight mid when one stops to
contemplate that it is genuine In Its
smallest detail, the enterptlse ol Col
onel Cody is made a matter of mat vol
as w ell as pi a he.
Second to this, f it is not put Hist,
Is the i opt eduction of the assault on
Tien-'I'slu by the allied armies, and
as a spectacle the same can be said of
it as of the opening realm e. "Without
attempting to ftu tbor (ompaie, the
sharp shooting of Buffalo Hill, Miss
Anne Oakley and .lohnnle Baker, the
At ab gymnasts, the rates, the buffalo
hunt and the cowboy band might bo
picked out as other prominent leatmos
not alteady mentioned othetwi.se than
generally.
The Illuminating of the gieat hollow
sqiiutp aiena is in itself .in Intel opting
solution of what might lurve boon a
(llfllciilt problem. Arc-lights of the
highest power, supplied from a pilvato
plan' cm i led with the show, are sus
pended tit shot l Inlei vals all along the
outei edge of the arena, the backs of
the globes being- diukeiied to pi event
Hie speclalois' vision Horn being daz
zled, and these, although ot themselves
sulllclont almost to tiansfoim the
blmkost night into day. aie augment
ed with to powerful seaicb lights
tin owing their rays lengthwls" acioss
the nien.i and against the end which
Is vacam of seats and fiom which the
entiances aie made,
A most intoi estlng collection of men
Is tho (oinpany of tough i Idols, who
appealed with Hulfalo Bill In tlio per
foinianio last night. Among the two
bundled ot nioie who paitlclpaiod aio
men who b.ie had a p.u-l in oveiy Im
I oi Hint war and tight of t.ho woild dur
ing tile last iwenls yai-.
One of tlio h.iidy men who fought
under tho llnglish Hag is .Seigeant
Hates, wlm was In the uiehl lobellion
In Canada, a? a member of the mount
ed police, and wlio fouj-lu In South
Alliwi dining the lloei wai lie was
Willi (ieneial Ilohet is 1 1 out Hloemfou
lain to 1'i-ftoila, a ni.iieli of 1,700 miles,
and partii ipated in foity-four engage
ments, Oihois of tho English soldiers
weto wlih Haileu-Powoll at Mafeklng,
wltii Kitchener when lie ipgalned tho
Soudan for Ihiglund and In tho relief
paity that snnio yoats iiriiIii sought to
ifMiie "Clilinp" f( don.
Thcip aie Hoots wlio fought for their
(ouimy tiulll 1 hoi o was no oppoi-tun-lly
ol lighting longer, f'ossai ks who
fought fo" Uus.slu and men who In
I'm la Sam's s-ervlce fought In Cuba,
1'oito Hieo and the Philippines.
Sei scant HecK, a niodcst, ictlilng
Sd'llg lelloiy, seiyed one of the guns
of nilmoa' batteiy on V, Haso bill on
that never lo bo foigotton day in 1S93,
henv out iimy was bofoio Santiago,
Stlgeant James Warren was Willi Law
ton in his t.iinous chase ntlertieionlino,
Hie Al'aclie ililof. Not often among
suili a number of men aie found so
many who liae done and dined things.
The parade tills morning will pass
over the lollowing totite; Washington
l,o Mulnoiry. to Franklin, to Lacka
wanna, to Adams, to Spruce, lo Wash
ington, to grounds. The original routo
was changed by request, so that tlio
paiado might paus. by tlio Lackawanna
hospital.
Wall Papers, All Grades, All Prices'
at, Norton's, opposite Hotel Jcrmyn,
REPORTS OP
YEAR'S WORK
READ AT ANNUAL MEETING OF
THE Y. W. 0. A.
It Was Held Last Night in the As
sociation Rooms Mrs. E. H. Rip
ple Was Re-elected President.
Short Addresses by Rov. Dr.
Fierce and Madison Larkin Miss
Helena Clark Read tho Report of
tho Goneral Secretary, Miss Sav
age, Who Recently Resigned.
The annul meeting of the Young
Women's Cliilstlnn association was
hold last night, with a large attend
ance. Much of the Intel est centeiod
In the piesence of the new teeto
tal, v, Miss Hoi-tha Wood. She Is most
alliactlvo In peisonallty and has n
lotuptelicnsUo gtasp of tho woik. In
lite course of her ipniarks slip e-pie'-sed
herself as most thoiotighly de
lighted with Scrantnn and its possi
bilities. Mis. K. II, Hippie presided at the
meeting, A brief business session
was hold Hist, when the following
weto elected: I'icslileni, Mis. 10. II.
Hippie: vice president, Mrs. '. D.
Simpson: secretary. Mis c, H. Dor
mant llcnsuier, Mis. II. ,1. Hull:
managers to (111 vm uncles. Mis. Madi
son Latum, Mm. W. It. MoChuo, Mis.
F. S. C.ncllroy and Mis. It. J. Pork.
Mrs. Illpplc made btlef leiuaiks of
appreciation. Hew Dr. Pieieo olfoied
piayor and In an nddiess spoke most
beatitltully, ciicoutaglng lite manage
ment and tlio wotkeis. Madison Lui
1c in also gave nit excellent nddiess
Miss Helena Clink load the lepoit
of Ihe gonoial seciotat. Mis. Siivuge,
lecently leslglicd. It was as follows;
sivui rias lii'.ptmi'.
'IIip SPHPI.II.V .ihi.K innips lo i pinnt nf un
Inna tin nt "Iipii ski- IipkIiih an 111111111'. npoil.
I.ct.ui-c- llp n.ill14 Hi it Hip lii-st oik is mil
n-iiUiiKi! ill -tali-tic, rimi'it Iip rtnlioillpil 111 .1
ippiiit, .mil i-. lint ktinwti Pipn to tlio Imanl of
man ign . 'IIip lie 11 1 nmhilrnr r. tlip -mil lnin
BinnL'S nf tin- mri aic tnlil unlj In I lio nuc
t.lllM.
In 1 "oik lint ii lnvib pii-ipiit iIIvp Hipip aip
no gIii iiii; i.i-in, Inn ti iii-finips lint (in I'P
1 ilnl, .111.1 pt if Hip kiiN lm 1 oiup In Hip liinlin
imiiIiI pip-Pill llu-ir icpoll .llnin-t ipn one wnlllil
chilli toll of ihis "Iipii slip hn lii-rn lidpiil
terr liml plup. "inn nin in hmli In lior "nik
anil 111 mint! hv 1111-1 1 iho iImiiIiI", -Iip Iii- Iippii
iiiii'Iiiiu(1 In i lipait tn Ihiii tilk, nr llnoimli
Hip IIiIiIp ill- Ii h lump link tu tliPftulp 01 of
Hi p, IP-Kil
iltnl-i ho 1 nllip 111 "i!-t to PP lliP 11111111-"
litllp n.ilip "liil tin- ip-tful pt hp mo ins tn Up
liipil m hilt -11k till It h .1 iiiuunon linn,'
fm tlip Miittiup, nn lonuii lo ihp lnutiH 111
tlip nioiniui;, tn tuiil 1 mil on one of (Iip ioiuIim.
Inn ,-nk tn unlk llllil lunt iriltiflll fot IIip .
(' 11-t lonlll, "lull- -lip l in In- tul III
In .lit in tun. t norm all of llip mudips .iro
oiiupipil, ami it 1-1 tint .111 tiim-itil thine tn Piiior
llu- 11-t mom mil llinl llu pi' in fnui mrls hmj
nn tin- iinr. Sjmp tin. w.irni "pitliir li m i niii"
up Inn tlio liiiuinoiks up, lull inoic ioikIips .110
lipiildl
1 lull r the 1 air fill iiipim-luti of (Iip udnii i-itiui
iniiiiiiiliip, .mil thp i (iiim piiiiinis "01k of mil
pin-ail iliidloi, Mi-s II ill, tlio -t.inilinl of 111,
pliv-ii il iliputuunt hi- Iipi n 1.11-11I. Ihp ilnlii
tinn nn pul :.e ilo-nl thp uiii.t -iiipp-fiil ti'iui
that tins itipiitimul his ppt kno"ti; llu- inintl'
mint "as ot p liumlHii iml thliti tip iml tin
itti'iiiliiKP was "oil Mitainpil thioiieliout Hie
ip.ir. One pip p of appiiatn, a liunin, w.is Hililul
Pus .Mat, lint tlipn- is -till iionl nf a lull, r
njiupim nt.
POMIMIC si ip.sr p.
'1 ill' ill p It lull ut of iliilllP-lio ilPtl(P ill- lint
hail tudi ,t lup imotlinint a- la-t iai: lint
lippiiup tlio coii-rs "pip not pittittly .-iti-lu
lory, ami 1 nt hot ui-p "Miss -11111I1 is not .1 nm-t
pt.uliiil ami pffli ipnl tpaihoi, hut Iii(.iii-p, in
Si 1 inton, tin ni-w ihini; pis until it his hul
Us fnl .In, mitliiiil it, .mil (.-.nniil nllnuiLp
hpiail-i ol lp.il "nrlli. Mi-s smith t.,ip two
inii-is fn, 11111-P-, oiip at the II ihui nnnn hndi'
tal ami 1 up .11 ll,p liikoviuui lm-pil.il, tin
LuuinPs in diitinu; 1I1-I1 inokiti, and t imiri-p In
1 null nnkiiiu', Iip-hIp- tlip 1. Kill 11 ioui-t- Pur-
lllff till- Silk lllllt -IllliP foiu ill 1- "UP 1011-
1l111t.1l ,11 tlip -mull -i.lo In. un h
Wp hiil tlioiialit fui two ii.ii- lint a m il III
pmIiiip tla.- is a 111 pilpil put uf the "ink, tint
Kill- "In. tho eight ni uitip hunt- t iliv it tho
l.io nl u inning ot (iip.itious iicod input il fuoil anil
-tiiuuliliiu. Wo lon-ulirtil oiu-ihis Inhh
fiM.iotl "inn Wif. rru'ilew Oil ppu oil Iipi will
iiiit- to tnniliKt a ill in lili'iatmi. sho nut
I11111I a 10111-p 111 I ngli-h fiitioti anil aiiinii
oilior tliiinis p t inl i il "hanlioo," '-I a-t I 1 s
of Pninpoii" ami "Ilipilii." Mi. I'iIpiIi walil is
1 ino-t lii-pu ni" liaLlipr. Kipii li un wis .1
liiluip, the IP-nil of 111)11 li ilfpp -tuili.
I. urn h looms in Sir,niton atp toil i, lump mi
unions II1.111 win 11 mil- w 11 -laitdl, ami ,ct tlio
. I'. . I11u1.l1 1, mm la a iuux-iiO li
-puis j in al at Iho lowi.t po.-ihlo fiuio ami
Ihp n.uliu ami list inoins no uppn to ppi,
Kill. I Iipi p I- almo-t as mill li ilpiiiani) fm our
nun his .it tho noon lioitr us for our talilps, ami
i' U Hip li-numi". of 111 111,1 .1 ghl lint -lip iiinll
iml Kit lllinuull tin- long hoills nf tin1 Ijimih-s
ill. hul ftu tlu 11 -I .ilfmildl 111 this .li,
,11 Mill! (.1.1 I) UIIIMI'll.
I'uh in the nr J .luiiinr iluh wis mitiiu)
"itli a iiii'inh(i-lilp of pIupii, whiih "ii 111 i
fi wipks to Iwintj -l, It is a m If Kiniiiiiii.'
niyliil llinn iml tlio Kill- nmii'il Hum-Plus "llu.
(.ills' Imlu-tiiil (lull" inui-o lu lahlp m.
tins; iml ".liliiic "as licgim ami 1 trtipil tlunimli
tin- inllip "innr M tin- iml uf llil- imn-o i-onio
U on- in iml 111 ikiiij; wpip i,b(ii In 1 nf Hip
iii.i-ps fiuin Hip II.iIiik luinn li.tpit.lt anil Ml-s
smith f.ni' Ihii IP-rims in lui'.ul 111 iklu," 'Iho
tr.11 hini; "is pi.ulli.il ami tlio Kill- luianip nr
pKtnilPtit 111 iIip "ink tmirlit, simp (, 1pmiis
iln.pil tlip Kills h.no mot in -01 ial m .iinl in
Jnnl a liiitnhii nt oiiIIiiks. Wp Iiiip ariinuoil 1
nii ot.ip a lii.ii n li , tlio S'cw Vo.11'1, smial hoini;
tho I.HKi-t Ratliditiir of tho joii
Wp linin liail tin eo rntPilaliuiioiiH fur laMiii;
funiN; onp a inu-iialo kIkh Ik nuulr-i of Mix
I'lnuiiip lliiliiuouil in tlio llii.ulo (lull lioii-o,
pup our .muni! Kwuuaaiu iliiliilon given In Hi.;
High siliool aiulilniiiini, and a luluro h I'mfp,
mil Willis I.. Mooio, ililpf nf IIip mtionil "(jthrr
InilPiii This Iriturp, h iiuiiIph' nf Mis, W il.
him I onnt II, wan k!wii in tlio Imanl uf Ii.tIo
Hmin.
'I ho pio-s Ins Iippii' ono of Hip luo-t lulpful
RKiiiiit- iii tin i.Hiiing on of niir "oik ami "p
luaitlli think Iho rilllms .-iml upniiiis for HkiV
gi urri'.-i( iml kimlly inlripi-l,
In Mtuh "o hail a il.it from Miss l.haltolli
Wil-on, oiip nf tho it it irm.it suifijupj, , iliat
tlino mil- whole work was mirwoil. Miss. Wil-on
Kiic ihiii) muhi-itloiN fm cirry ilppulmpiit of
llu- uik ami iiikoiI Hip a..,odatinn in meet the
ill)' cipat lifnl, a hoarding; house for uonini,
'Iho Minili) aftcinnon Kospel eri(03 lulu Itdn
liolil in tho fiohl loonn. 'J ho) hap Iippii mii.iII
ami iiifni mil ami Die lcadero have In on simple
and ilirrit in tluir ihc-s.-jkis.
lliu 'lliuisday limn ineelin wo lliink the tnoit
helpful Huke lull) lu I lie lornus 'Iho alloiul.
aiuo Inn tailed fruiu si to fori), 'Hul theic
.limihl ho a gathering fm pr.i)ir nine a week
in tlio mitral pail uf the nt) U a le-limim) In
the need of that iet whiih the l.unl aluno un
giu',
lilt I'll'HfUV.s MM I'.
I ur a )rar wo hail horn hoping and pniini;
Dial Cod wuiihl sn.d Dr. tthiii T I'm-im m
11a or a seilrs of llihlo talks In I'eluuai) he
lamo and rcinilunl for file da). HU loinitu
nivd lit ines-aso weto nuniioill) of f.od andoult
suucfilins: da) the spirit of tlip inert In, s doop
onoil bo tint wo felt I111I lio ronialned lone r
MiViinss "cnild liaie oiriHowed, Seioul (aid Hr
l'icioi'a (nmini; "1 (lie I'P-t llilns tdo W
C A, Ims rier done for Kimtoii " sonio Inn
a-Vfdt "What aio tho reulU ot Him- tenuej '
When tlio word nf (,od il opened ,h) litis t-ili it
taught man of (.'oil, who tan e.'tnn.ite ie-iiUs?
l.od ta) ot li U word: "Il hjll not rcluin
unto nic void, hut It thall auumplUli that whkli
I plrac, and it tlull prosper in the thing- where.
lo I lend It,"
'Ih ffcictir) has had four Bible ilarjta durin?
ILuntlnucd on l'j;u .J
FATAL LIGHTNING BOLT.
Killed Stephen Connors nnd Injured
Simon Carmody,
Sippheii Connoi.s, u toiidilelnr on Iho
Ltiekiiwiinnu alltoud, was liisiantly
killed bv llRhtiilng on Tlnttsdny even
ing nl 'lath's Siiminll, and Simon fur
titody, un pfcntultti'tor, was seiiotisly
Ip.ttned by the siilue bolt, 'J'lte men luitl
slatted home during a Htm 111 ami
kiiiirIiI shrllel benealh tlio hi lilge sotllh
of the station.
While standing beneath ihr bildge,
11 (lush of lightning potiotiutcit the
llooilng 11 hove them mid stttiok Con
nors, killing him Instniitlv mid sevotcly
shocking Carmody. Cot oner lloborls
was luitllled and he depilll.ed Dr.
Wo It-h lo view the leliiulns and Issue
11 bill Inl eoilllleute.
Dei eased Is sltivlved by his wife and
four elilldieii. Tlio ftllieiitl will take
place (omntiow aftemoon fiom the
Clark's Summit Catholic church. 'I'hei
remains will he biollght to this city
and Intoned lu the Cnllieiliat eeino-
loi-y.
ARRANGEMENTS ARE
ABOUT PERFECTED
Last Meeting of the Executivo Com
mittee in Charge of the Armory
Ball of Next Friday.
The tegular weekly meeting of the
executive enininitloo of tlio Thirteenth,
ugiment military ball was held lu the
boanl of trade looms last night. U
was the last meeting of the committee
as it sop.n.ile org'inlzal Ion befoie tho
ball, and Ihe chairmen of the vat imts
bodies ippoited 11 puti-Uuil completion
of the tasks assigned them.
In tefeioiue to the Imitation extend
ed to "Fighting .loo" Wheeler, Con
gicsmnn William Com ell loporled
that Wheeler was tomcwlipto In Ala
bama, and he had accordingly wtltten
a peisoual letter to him and fot win (led
It to the war tlopattment with tlio ro
qtiisl that It be sent on to Goiictal
Wheeler, whet ever be might lie. The
war dopm tmenl telegraphed Mr. Con
ned n ptonnse to comply with his le
quest. Caplain 1J. II. Atherton, chub man of
tho sale of tickets commit toe. lcpoitod
that the tickets weto now selling lt the
late of about one bundled per day, and
that the out-of-town sale wt.s highly
sntisfactoi v. On the motion of Cap
tain Atbeitoii, Leon Levy was added
to the ticket committee.
Captain FianU M. Vandllng, of Iho
bo committee, icpoitcd Hint of tho
fotly boxes (onsttuclod twentv had
alteady lit en disposed of. The pttr
rbaseis are Hon William Connell
((lotibT- liol, Colonel II. JL Moles
tdeuble box), C. 11. Simpson. W. II.
Taylor, K. I,. Fuller, Homy Bel In. 1r.,
V. M. Vandllng, James A,". Onkfotd, C.
S. Weston. W W. Set anion, T. Tf.
Watklns. AV. V Watson, AV. F. llall
stc.id, It. !. Hinnks, j. Ren, Dlminlek,
Coin. id Pcliiooilei and Colonel L. A.
AN'aties. The walk of disposing of the
boxes is being done by Mot tinier B.
Fuller, John II. I hooks and Frank M.
Vandllng.
Alfied fl. Hunt chaiimnii of the floor
(-onmilltee, ii-poiied the lajlng of the
dancing lloor and ihe oomploting of
the woik on the "ciash" whltli is to
cover il. A toquest of the Hoot- com
mittee that poisons bo not iioimltted
tn enter the building lluough the
Myttle stioet door on Iho nlghl of the
ball, because of the dt alights and other
unpieafantnes-en that would be oica
slotied (beieby, was gi anted. Colonel
AV.tlies then suggested licit in justice
to the ladles who will be piesont at
the ball, "clash" should be 1 1I1I over
all the asphalt of the di 111 room, thus
pi eventing damage to Iho (Ostuinos.
'I be suggestion was adopted and money
Anted to ilefiev the evtia expenses.
A io(tte"i made bv Peioiator FllllV
111.111, that bo be peimitted tn inntlnne
the woik of dcont.itlng tho .nmory on
Sunday, was 1 el used, and pei mission
grained to ptnsue the work dining the
nlglit time. Tho executive committor,
now becomes ab'oibeil bv Ihe genei.il
rcmmitt"P, which will meet lu tho ns
senililv loom of the boanl of ttado on
Tuesday evening next.
Ask for Kellj's union ciackeis.
Summer Shirts for Men
And stylish ones, too. L.uli sliht deinniistiatcs our good Judgment
lu buying, and each being stumped with a trade-mink th.it Is syn
onymous with everything that is collect in modern shii t-makitig.
Among our huge vmiety aie found Shh Is with tuns attached;
plaited bosoms, some with two pair of ciifls, $l..'t0 and $2.00,
lu our ONIJ DOLLAR lino wo also show a splendid ussm tiuont
ot plaited fiouts; White Negligee, with culls lo match, and an un
usual As-ni tnipui of Mudi.is Slilits, with cults to mulch.
i "ON TWUA'' j
hbfclhbiibIM
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IS THIS MEANT FOR YOU?
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R. E. Prendergast
207 Washington Avenue,
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TELBPHONB ORDERS RECEIVE
PROMPT ATTENTION, S8I3.
THREE LADIES
AREJIOW TIED
YESTERDAY WAS A GREAT DAY
FOR SCORING POINTS.
Two New Contestants Appear in tho
List This Morning Miss Podrlck's
Good Showing The Two Carbon
dalians Improved Their Standing
Materially Lots of Room and Lots
of Tlmo Left for Those Who Have
Not Yet Entered,
j Standing of the
i Leading Contestants I
X X
rolnu. 4-
f 1. Meyer Lewis. Scran- f
ton 153 ;
T" rs -r-r rtl-.. - 1-M "
a aenry ociineiiKei, .
South Scranton... 127 J
3. William Miles, Hyde ,
Park 107 I
4 4. J. Garfield Andor-
-f son, Carbondale. .. 97 v-
5. August Brunner, Jr., 4
Caibondale 58
0. Frank Kemmeter,
Factoryville 35
7. Miss Norma Mere- .
4- dith, Hyde Park.. 34
f 8. Miss Wilhelmina
- Griffin, Providence. 34
" 9. Miss Vida Pediick,
Cloik's Summit . . 34 -f
f 10. W. H. Han is, Hyde
Park 23
s. 11. Ray Buckingham, J
Elmhurst 17 -f
f 12. David O. Emery,
Wimmeis, Pa. ... 7
13. A. C. Griffis, Mont- -f
-f rose 6 -f
"" 14. PJobtert Campbell,
" Gieen Ridge 3
.t'
Yosteiday vvas the giealcst day In
tho history of the Kducntional Contest,
in ipspect of the number of contestants
lepoillug, nine altogelhet btiiiglng In
points, including A. C C.rillis, of Mont-n-se,
and lloliei t Campbell, ot (It pen
Ilidge, whoso names have not befoie
been piloted In Iho above list.
Miss Vi.la Pediick. of Claik's Sum
mit, hi ought in the l.ngist numbet of
puints for the day 2." theieby ail
vanoing lioni elvenlli place. Ml-s
Meteditli and Miss niilllu each In ought
in '.', and the tbtee young ladies ate
now tied for seventh iil.it e. August
Hi miner, of Caibondale, bi ought In II.
theiohy gaining 5 points on his fellow
townsman, Cailleld Atidetxni, who, bv
sooilng u points, gained tlt.it much on
William Miles, who is now holding
down thiid place by a maigln of 10
points. Moer Lewis, the leader, con
tinued 1tls good woik and this maul
ing is 20 points ahead of llenl.v
Schwenkor, who gained on Ills neuiest
lival. M!es. The aitsses Moiedlth,
titillln and Pediick ate only one point
behind Ft .ink Keimnerer for sixth
plate, and thcte me only twelve points
diffoienee between the boldeis of the
sixth and tenth places.
The two nnv contestants, although
now al the bottom of the list, may
tp. ike it intuostlug for those above
them in a few days. Jji-. GrifTIs wiiles
thai he seeuted his six subset ibeis lu
thnty minutes. Mr. Campbell was one
of the pattUipants in last year's con
test and gained expeiienie fiom it.
'I'h those who expect lo enter the con
test and have not yet done so, wo
would sa : Stop thinking and got to
work, while theio Is a liist-elass
ch. into of overtaking those at the top
of the list.
Bead the advoi tisemenl on Ihe louith
page of tills morning's Ti Ihune. It
, iinlnllis lutli-h fulfill Inn. 1 1 tnt'ni nt.i ( trm
about the contest. If you would like
to -eciue a litindsomelv llliistiatod.
booklet, descriptive of the scholarships,
customers send us orders for
lorm-Ietters or printing or stationery
or stock certificates or bonds, and
for one ot these specialties only, not
knowing that we are nbe to supply their
many other needs, Ifyouareone of them,
we desire to remind you that anything in the
way of printing, lithographing, engraving,
embossing, binding, ruling and numbering,
and any article of stationery, from a pencil to
a copying press, is "In our line," We
want to serve you.
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Scranton, Pa.
Ill
CASEY BROTHERS,
Wholesale Liquor Dealers, 216 Lackawanna Ave.
or would like to obtain a honk of stib
soilpilnn blanks, nddiess "Ldltor Ldll
eiitlonal Contest, Set anion Tribune,
Ser.niton, Pa."
TO TEST WtUER RATES.
Conrad Shrooder Begins Proceedings
to Discovor Whether Ordinance
Establishing Bates Is Valid.
Coin ad Sehroctlor, thiotigh bis attor
ney, lui 11. Hums, .vestoiduy began a
stilt in eiitilty against the Siinntoii C.as
and AVater company lo tost tho valid
ity ol the oidinance fixing water lutes
lecently passed by councils.
The ivater company lecently sent Sir,
Sebrooder it water bill for tho nuurter
begltinlpg April 1 and ending July 1.
This bill was based upon the company's
Hed schedule of pi lees nnd amounted
to JIS. Sit, Sehroctlor seemed n copy
of Ihe water tales mdlminre and found
Hint under its piovlslons the bill should
be only VI. I-1'- cents, lie sPnt a letter
to the water Lomp nty asking for a col
lected bill.
President AV, AV, Setanlotl, of th"
compnnv, u-plk-d poisonally lo Sir.
riolnooder's letter In the following
tonus:
Tlio .sii.uilnn (li- .nnl W.itoi Cn ,
111 v ninln Am-ihip.
st union, l'.i , VI ij 2, 1'KM.
lt. Citni.iii s( liiopiipr, srl,Mtim, t,,
Pp.ir Sir: Aitnr nf this tl.iti- ii it Inntl. ( ilv
ronntiU Imp nu .inlhniily h.itoor to h M.ilPr
I itn foi tin- (iiinini. Up no ailv i-oil In tnnn--il
thil tlip itiiliti in. o P. which ynn lou-r i-i nf
nn plloi t wlnliM-i. t'nilcr tin- i Iroiiiii-l-inii-i, Iho
limo fm tin- iiniont ni v our i.itpr i.iti- fnt Ih
iliinloi ciiilmg .linn- I, I'ioi. ssnn. I-i ovtiniloii
to .limo HI, pmi, hut mill -I piltl In- tint tlino
tho smiip nf Mitit In .tiii ptnii i t ic-4 will lo
(li-((ititinnoil. A c.in tmlv,
(sitjiiiil) W, s, r.inton. I'losiilont
Sir. Selnoeiler thereupon tondoied to
Ihe lieasuier of the water company the
sum of $'11. 1!!, whiih sum was refused
bv the latlei. Tho-o facts ate all te
clted at length in Sir. St breeders bill,
which sets loith th.it he is perfectly
willing o pay the amount ilaimed bv
the company when the pioper coints
hove dei ideil that tho water l.ites nidi
nance Is not binding.
C'omt Is asl-.ed to aw aid a poiniancnt
Inluiii tion lesti.iining the company
ftom cutting oil' the water fiom any of
Sir. Sthioodei's seveial ptopeities.
Today, Saturday
and oh eus i.v, we will sell inn pairs
ladies' Hue fl' shoes for fl.tr,, as long
as they last. Cloth tops or kid tops,
I.k oil, button, dull tops or patent tips;
vour clioii o lor fl.ii" a pair. Remem
ber this is for S.itmd.iy only. Open
late in tho evening. KMr.i eleiks.
Slahon's shoe stole, ;!JS Lackawanna
avenue,
Window Shades, All Sorts,
at Xoi ton's, opposite Hotel Jcrmyn.
The popular Punch cigar is still the
leader of the Ilk- cigars.
Buy Your Hammocks
At Coin sen's. Handsomest llne
S eclal pi ices
Fiee Lectuies and Demonstrations on
Cooking with Gas,
at our new show looms,
No. 507 Linden Street
Boaid of Trade Building, eveiy af
ternoon at 3 o'clock during' the week
commencing' June 10, by
MISS COLLING
who needs no introduction to the
ladies of Scranton.
Scrantonas & Water Co
A LONG
DISTANCE '
TELEPHONE
The groatcst commercial
economist in the world today,
Compared to any necessary
investment in business,
Iheprofitfrom aTELEpHONE
is incalculable.
Residence and Commercial
rates at a moderate cost,
CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA
TELEPHONE ANO SUPPLY CO
lUrmscr'a office, 117 Adams atenue.
ALL WOOL
Milt's Suits lo oulcr, H3 anl up. I'-iiUs, JJ.V),
ALL WOOL
l.uliia' suits to oiitir. Sin A and up,
Sl,l', S(, ,jl j MM,
Kinjr Miller, Merchant Tailor,
435 SPRUCE STREET,
I Oils, Paints
liHl- n;l T Monlifllminrt rmK,i,.,
t
I'ldiuuvy un a iMauuiaiuriuig v.uu(pauy,
141-149 Meridian Street.
TELEPHONE 62-2.
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STOP
VVe are very anxious to make yoli
ncqualnted with our goods. Of course.
vc don't expect you to gratify our
wishes Just because we want you to
do so, but there is no argument hall so
convincing as the evidence of your
own taste. Our
Green Valley Rye
Will be a revelation to you
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l.oul Arthur Wtrc: IVlrfnt
Orlando S. Johnson. Vlco Pre.
Arthur II: Christy, Cashier
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sV 4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-
Capital, $100,000
Surplus, $100,000
inh spRUCB STRRRL
Court House Square. x.
SCRANTON, PA. .
Interest Paid on Savings Accounts
A l'IIIOI!lCi;i) le. Hi fhsrlcr to iiecepl 4-
4. nil nnniipi- nf 'liuti lo set u 4.
. llpiphor, 'Inulco, Ouaifllan, Ailmlnlslra. 4.
. lor or l.vetiitot.
4. "yiH: MllISof llil, nnrli 110 prntetl. 4.
x oJ hy the llolmoi Clcdrie Alarm .
Siktcni.
DIRIXTORS
4
. 1.. A. litres. o. S.Johnson '
Wm. f. Ilnllncai li. p. Klnssbury
. Everett Warren Auff. Robinson J
Joseph O'Brien
444444444444444-44 4-
Together with fair, square
dealing, has made this store
a favorite with buyers of
men's furnishings.
It is time now to invest in
Straw Hat.
Conrad,
"A Gentleman's Furnishing Store."
305 Lackawanna Avenue.
SEEDS
Lawn,
Timothy,
Millett,
nft
325-32? Penn Avenue
Shifting Responsibility
Is always excusable, when IL may h-j
done conscientiously.
lively owner of teal estate canies
lesponslhllltie.s tliat do not appear in
his accounts, yet, they aio impeiHtlvely
Impoitunt.
The opinion of an uttoiney upon the
seciiilty of your land titles must 1
backed by your own assets.
Ily tlio payment of a reasonable fee
you may shift this liability on the
Title Guaranty and Trust Company
Ol Scranton, Penna.
518 Spiuce Stxeet.
I,. A W 1I10', rre.lilciit.tll V Knipp, V. PrfS.
A, II Mil Unlink, llalpli b. Hull,
iu.!ieiiknt,l Trust OWcer,
and Varnish
Clover
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