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METHODIST CHURCH'S
DAY OF FELICITATION
Titting Observance of the Seventy
thiid Anniversary of the Establish
ment of the Church The Most
Significant of the Day's Doings
Was the Burning of the Bonds
Which Represented the Chuicli's
Debt Sermon by Rev. Dr. Wyatt.
Ycstoitluv was a da of tolio'tatlng
and Jubilating among the ihpiiiIipim of
the rniiRieRiitinn of the Plrt Metlio
dlfit oliuiih
It w.is thr seenly-tliiid annleis,ii v
of the cst.ihllhhltifr of the dun ill. an
c out whii wan olworcil In the spirit
to which iho oiiMvion k.ip tl"e I'.ut
as Iinpottaut .ii w.i the .mnhfif-aiy
and .is Intric-tlnK was Its trlpi,i-
tlon, nmtp slsnlllciint by far was the
(olobtatlon of the fad that tli("
(htlih'-, fieednm fioni debt The
stniRcIt' whlclt tlu unRri Ration bat
tled with for tin- past tow :.ear.s, the
t-.ii'iltloes whli h the made dutliiR that
time, ended List nlRht, when the p.i.
lor. I!f A P I'linffoc annotiueod
with rIowIiir pildo that tlio ihuiih
debt had been lifted, t lir haluKonie
s-.uicd cdlflie, which Is a it edit to the
7palous and enerRotli HorU was tiee
of ltd peountaiv obllR.itlons ThiH
RratlflnR annoiinienient was fol
lowed by the tiluniplial IminliiR b the
Justly proud pastot of the bonds whUb
icpdfsontid the ( Inn eh ludilitedness.
The servlies of esteiday. lnninliiR
nnd exeiilnp, were pattleularlv Intei
esitlnR and lmpreslc, and weto
niarkrd bj the uplilt of the oeeaslon.
The speaker ehm-en for the day was
Hev. Dr. A. II. AVjatt, of HuntliiRton,
X. .1. The choice was a happy one,
foi It was Or. Wyatt s father who was
pastor of the church In IS",.', when be
fought so surie.stnlly aR.tlim the
spread of the eiaze of spliltuallstn.
At the ninruliiR seit.o Pi. Wyatt'rt
theme was "The Ascension." Ills tei
Mas front I.tiko L'l 51-.'.. The polnta
of his i'ctmonu weie four, as follows:
The ascension as lewed fioni
heaven.
The aseeni-lou ns iewed b man
The llRht the nsiemdon threw in the
life of rhtlst.
The llRht tlie acienslon rIc (on
lemliiK the MiiRduni and .omiiiR of
Christ
ln the eenlitR I)i. Wjatt's foue and
eloritlinte weie shnun In Ills scimon
on "Tlie rhtlstlan WoiK" Ills text
was tioni .lames 1: i; 'A doei of the
woik, this man Is blest In the dohiR "
Dr. Wjatt diew a companion of
.limes and C'lirlst They had many
thlnss In common; they bad family
trails that were natutal to botli of
them, they weie cplRiiimmatli In
speech, they diew their parables fioni
nature and they riivc expies.son to
the Rrcatcst lommon hcnse and ttutb.
So piomlnent was the last cbatacter
Istli In -lames that his tcachlnRS ate
i ailed tht Rospcl of rommou sense.
James looked upon the piaethal side
of eeiythliiR. He dellned tlie ('bil.
tlan as tlie doer of woik, not the
Christian In belief. In experiences and
emotions, but In doliiR the woik of the
Christian.
AW are In an ae when no nun lhes
to hlniFelf. he Is a pait of the Rieat
btotlierhood of man. If a man stands
up and sas 'I enjoy icIlRlon." Ills
answer Is not to the point, the ques
tion Is, Docs the community, does his
church enjo his ioIIrIoii. The Riispel
of Christ Is so Rreni that no man, no
ape, can emphasize an one pilnclple
more than auotbpi
Dr. Wyatt pointed out the dortilnes
that Martin l.uthei and John Wesley
taught and emphasized and miKGe.steil
that I was not a (itiestlou of wblih
was the moic piaictlfal. it was a
tut'Stlun "f what Rood and for whose
Rood. Kery dnitilne mut stand or
fall as It answers to wliat benefit t
may be.
There was splendid music at bulb
di sices. W. D. i:nus ptcpaied a pio.
ri amine of HliiRlnR that was In Hue
with the spirit of the occasion The
oiRan nutnbeis weie also espcclall
Hue.
The (nnRrcRatlon now moves hIoiir
the iouise towaids thu diamond Jubilee
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES
Alkn'a Foot.Kair, a poudrr. It ruira painful,
imaitlnc, ntnoii, (ctl and ingiouins nalli, an J
Iniuntlv taVPi Iho itin nut ol lonu and lum
lm. H'a the grralrit inintcrl itlnnri of iho
age. AlUn'a loot rate makrt tlslit oi n'riv (hot,
feal city. It ji i iciUIn iiire for tueating, cal,
loin and et. Hied, adilng Uti lr) it lodai.
Cold by all drutcltti and (hot itori y mail
tot tie. In tmp. Ttlil patkice KRfcK. Ad
irM Allen S. OlmHtd, l.c Itoj, .N, V.
,
Catbondale Department.
of the dirndl, with the institution and
boa-t nf b.ivltiR Its biuiltlful edlllie
fii of debt.
RACES WERE AGAIN
SUCCESSFUL.
Events nt Lee's Park Promise to
Maintain Lively Interest.
The suci ess on Fildav of the sei ond
seiles of laies "i heduled fol l.ee's
Mils Ink iark. In tlreenlleld lownshlp.
has Rreatlv assured the tut fined of this
section, and a highly sunessful sea
son of tailtiR Is looited for
In the L'.IiO class theie weie four
still tf is. as follows1 (Jeoige CiewlltiR's
Jennie It, Kmoty l.ee's Violet. Lafay
ette l.ee's Utile Itaikct, and II. H.
riene's Almokln. The result was as
follows
I'll st beat -Almokln. (list Jennie H.
sci ond. Violet, thlid. Little liaiket.
fouilh Time. 1 I2'.
Sim olid beat Jennie 11, (list, Little
liacket. seiouil, Almokiu, thlid, Vlo
lit. font tit. Time, 1 Ifi
Third heat Almokln and Jennie It .
head and head, (list, l,Hte linckrt.
thlid Time 111. Violet was with
diaw n In this raie.
In the tliice-tnluute i lass theie were
foul entiles 7, II S I'letie's Miil
Lot. .V. J. Hell's (liftmonl. Joe S( bei k s
Weasel nnd Hal Held Williams Hid
Wilkes Tlie lust niiiued hoi so was not
st.uted. boweei. Tlie lesult was as
follow s
I'll st hi.it Mai Lot. (list, Cilftmont,
sei ond. Weasi'l. thlid. Time, 1.11).
Seiond Ileal Mai y Lot, Mist nift
inont, set ond, Weasel, thlid. Time,
LIS.
'Ihlid lieat lilfimont. Hist, Mmy
Lot. 1111111(1, Wuiscl. thlid. Tlnic.
I :'ni4.
Pourlh beat lilfimont. Hist Maty
Lot, sei ond. Weasel was withdrawn
Time 1 )!. Hate (ailed off mi annum
of daikncs
In the Rieeii taie tip lc weie nln four
entiles as follows D W, Lijiniin'i
Spaikci. Abel Tonkins' Tilukel Aithlir
Pleiie's (ieniRo and James Kvalts'
IIos.iHnd The lesult was us follows"
Plist heat Sp.u Iter. Hist. Tiinket,
seiond Uosallnd, thlid, UeoiRe, font th.
Time 1 II
Seiond heal Ti Inket. (list, Spaikci,
finml lioealiuil.thiiil ili-oiRe, tnuith
Time. 1 3.'
pikils i'i:aks past ti.mi:.
Pike's Peak, It W. PctbUk's hoi so
Rave ii u exhibition 4 nun lug line. Willi b
stiued up much enthusiasm The llit
half was made in one minute II. il, and
the seiond half In flft-lhe mm ninN
The two icmalnliiR events will b" Ik id
some time in Oi toliet.
Scveial loial boies w ill be stui tul at
the Maitlalid fail ill Wallsville linn
meuclng tomoiiow The laiing will
take pluie on the 11th 121 II nnd l.lth
II II Pleue will stui t Almokiu. Cicorgc
I'lcseling will i ulei Jrnnie II mill K
V Petbliks Pike's Peak will ( utei the
i tinning taies (juite a nuiubei of loial
hoiscnien will he picsenl duillig tile
da.vs of i. ii lug
OUR GOLDEN JUBILEE.
John McComb Tells in Veise How
Caibondnle and Her Visltois Feel
Ovei the Celebiation.
The pioieedlngs of ( "al bondale s
golden Jubilee has awakened llir poetli
spliit within John Mi Comb, and In the
following small esp be tells t ho
(lt s pilile oei the fete and of the
thought) of those fioni alnoad afh r
visiting the ilij and witnessing tho
stlulng sienes of the (elebiatlon
orii c.uLDi:x .irnii.i:i:.
Hv John Mi Comb
Ity is tnuiid of her wondciful
Our
st lidos,
And visltois pause to admiie
Her chinches mid schools, nnd her
piospei tle In ides.
As well as the men w ho light (he.
They note with delight our most o
(client streets.
AVheie oiue beds of mud met their
eves.
And as for oui park they deilnto that
It beats
Most siots on tlie eattli of Its sl.e.
Out public equipment, in seweis nnd
light.
In watei. and tiollej. and biains,
And nninlilp.il building, solid nnd
blight.
They talk, and cuilt In our gains.
Old Carbondale's sons who weie lieie
foi a stay
U.iw found admliation at home,
And they have been told in a most
pleasing way
Their pialses aie heaul wheio they
10. un.
They ate stui dy in lighting the battlo
of life.
The aie lo.al, and honest, and tine
They aie scions of slics who entenil
the Mtlfe
When this valley vas known to but
few,
We have held a iciinlon in the old dale,
And paraded its vltiificd briik:
We have talked of our stmt fioin an
Indian ti.ill,
And exlillilt a i It.v tliat'a slltk.
Our H'lni-ieutonnial pioved a sun ess
lu adornment, glitter nnd gfaie,
Tlie tliewoiks weie giand! and they
left their impress
On tlie minds of nil who weie tlieie.
Pai ailing of thousands, thr music of
bands,
Tluie days of a gieat Jubilee.
Dlspeislng of filends, the picssuie of
hands
Tlie past Is a blight meinniy.
Bilths.
Hoi n, Keptelllbel I!, to Mi Hld Mis.
L. V. Ciauicr, of SH Lain el sticit, a
son, to Mr, and Mis. Itoboi t .Meliule,
of Siott stteet, a son, to Mi, nnd Mis.
Uenige Hi own. of DundalT sticet, n.
son, to Mr. and Mis. Daniel Diuui, of
Ilclmoiit Hi i cot. n daughter, to Mi, and
Mis. Meigs Abbey, of Dillon avenue, a
son.
Meetings of Tonight.
Common inincil.
Olhe Leaf lodge, No, 1SB, Independ
ent Older of odd Fellow 3,
Federal union, No. 7i0t,
Patriotic Older Sons of Ameilca.
Carboudalo toumll, No, 32'.', Knights
of Columbus.
Thonc :
I NEW, 286
OLD, 0423
TEACHERS SCORED
FOR NOT PARTICIPATING
Those Who Failed to Take Fait in
School Demonstration in Jubilee
Exercises to Be Censured Warm
Discussion at Satuidny Night's
Meeting of School Bonid.
The sihool bmud held Its postponed
legulnr nieetlng Satutday night All
of the membets weie piescnl The
most Important event was the caustic
si oi lug given those teachers who failed
to pmtlclpate in the seinl-ccntennlal
celcbiatloii as iciiucsted bv the boaid.
Just who these teacbei.s me the su
pei Intendent would not sny. but it Is
known to iin hide most of the High
si bool faeultv and seveial of the tenth,
ns from th" illsttlel schools.
Seveial of tlie dliectois weie veiv
pointed In thelt tomaiks and desliod
some ptthlli displa.v of the board's ills.
appioviil
Ml (lallaghei and Ml. Keiwln oh
Jei ted to I Ills liowevet. Ml, Swlgeit
mined that the teaibeis wlm lefused
to take pint In tlie semi-ieutetiiilal e.
ebiatlon lie lu ought before the ,ohool
ho.ild and that thev be letisuud bv
the piesidcnt. Oallaghcr ilcmanded a
loll i. ill. It lesultcd as follows.
Ajcs i:vnns, Hughes, Swlgeit and
Vnunan t
Na.vs (Jnllagher and Keiwln 2
i n motion of Mi Swlgeit a vote of
thanks was rIvoii the teachei who
assisted the supei Intendent and inm
mittee lu their woik A bid fiom the
Hlack Diamond Coal compinv to fm -iilsh
i lii'stnut and stove coal foi J ! "0
a tun. and pen ioiI for $2 '21 a ton was
I ejected on motion of Ilvnns
Mr. Swlgert then moved that all toal
be purchased fiom iho Delawaie and
Hudon (ompanv and the sooietaiy
vmis Insti acted to einplov John P.ooth
to do the hauling, and to also furnish
wood mid leinove ashes
A lequHltlon foi Appleton's icndeis
for tlie High m html nil' lefeiied to
tlie bonks and supplies (oinmlttee with
powei in ii( I The boa id then ad
journed LIGHT CONTRACT VETO.
Will Possibly Be Acted Upon by
Common Council Tonight.
An Impnil.int inattei will po.sblv be
acted upon in omnioii ouncll this
evening It tlie veto of the stieet
lighting tontiait, vvhlih was a few
weeks passed over Mavoi Kllpatl lck's
head ill solc( t tnlllii II Tlieie was Just
tile ierUslte number of votes four
'I'heie was one vote against it. Ml
Haiiolts and one. Ml Davis, vvhlih
was not cist elthei in favin in against
its passage.
Tills s line ( onti ai t has hi en buffeted
about evel since the oall.v spring, and
its tme lu i ouinion (ouinil Is a matter
of speculation At the last session,
two weeks'.iRo, the veto came up In
this bodv, but when it became evident
111 it It would lie lejoded Its suppoit
eis sin i ceded 111 hiving It sent to i oin
mlttee, with Institutions for u wiltten
opinion of tlie legality of tlie whole
pun ceiling fioni beginning to end The
fait that no action was taken on tlie
veto foi a numliei of weeks after it left
Mnvoi Kllpatl lck's hands lalsod sev -eial
(inestlons and it was p n tl .though
not whollj foi this tea 'on that the
opinion was nought The opinion Is
cpc( ted tn be on hand tonight and
a vvtnni discussion Is looked loi The
icason that Maoi Kllpattlck Is op
posed to slRtilng the coiiti.ut Is that
he is not in favor of tlie ( lt enteilng
Into a binding agiecmont of this char
,ii ter tor 1111111' than a cai. when, as
he believes, theie Is a possibility of
stioet aii lights beconilng iheupPi,
and the possbltj, also of impiovcd
methods of lighting lu tlie meantime.
The i, i to he lonsldeis icason.ible
enough, the only question being one of
expedient
The inimbeis of ommnii mum 11 are
divided on the question and whatever
wny the incasiuo goes. It will be by a
small in ii gin Theie Is a vvlilospie.nl
Intel est in the agitation which will
uuiloubtedlv be manifested in the at
tendance at tonight s session
A SUDDEN DEATH.
Samuel Lee, of Lee's Ciossing, Ex-
piics After a Day's Illness Tiie
Coioner Notified.
Sam Lee, a well known ios(ont nf
this section, whose home Is nt Leo's
inisslng on the ontmlo & Western
lalhoad, passed awa suddenly yester
da.v nioinlng about ! 30 o'clock. The
i i use of his ilea Ih has not boon deter
mined. Cm oner Huberts has been no
tilled of the happening.
Mi Lie was out on S.itunlaj and
appe.nid to be us well as usual Ves
teida.v nioinlng lie was not feeling well
enough to ailse, and slioitly aftet fi
o'cloik lie was sel.ul with an attack
of weakness fioni wblih lie failed to
lallv
Dei eased Is smvlvcd by bis wife and
live cliildien Two me mairled, Mrs.
John I'm tell ami Mis. Patilck Caiden.
Theli husbands are both stieet car
loudlictois on tlie Siiautou Hallway
compauj'.s lines Tlieie is one son,
Samuel Leo, and two nuuger ilaugli-
tCS
Mr. Lee was employed as a cutter of
spiags about the mines in this section.
He was about .11 veais of age and had
u wide aequalntiiiK c and a host of sln
i eic fi lends.
Biso Ball at Lodoie.
Ycsleida.v elnsed tlie exclusion sea.
sou at Luke Lodoie, About l.onn en
joyed the dav, Tui being fiom Caibon
dnle. The bull game between the Sun
sets of Aidibald and tlie Ciesients nf
Cni bondale wan the feattue of miiusf
ment. The Ciesients weie victorious
by a si cue of lfi to !l. Hattei les des
cents, niltli iiiid Loltus; Sunsets,
Pi he and rinunghan
A Ointeful Patient.
Thomas llnwaid. of Canaan stnet,
father ol Miss Mamie How aid. now a
patient at Kmergenc y tfnspltnl, de
sires to expiess'hls giatltude thtnugh
Thev Tribune tn the hospital staff of
suiRcoiis and nurses foi the skill and
cat ef illness civ en In the case nf his
daughter, who was operated on over
a week ago, after a sudden attack of
appendicitis, and who Is now convales
cent and Is rapidly returning to health,
Miss Howard's case was one of the
emergency charnctei, one of those In
which there Is some doubt In under
taking nu operation, she wan about
the street one day lu Rood health, and
the following dny was on the operat
ing table Mr Hovvntd attributes the
pteservntloti of his daughter's life tn
the doctors' skill and the scientific caie
of the nurses, Heme his teason for
publicly tetlf.vlng to the hospital's ef.
tic lent.
THE PASSING THRONG.
Miss Anna rariell, of Pike street,
visited In Si I anion jesterday.
Miss Oeitiude Rockwell, of Hones-
dale, Is the guest of Mis. J. S. Heriy.
Mis. Nellie Hind Is conllned to her
home, on Canaan street, with a sevcie
attack of typhoid fevet.
Merchant John (Si let. of PilceburR,
and daughter, Miss Leonote, were Car
bnndale vlsitois yesteiday.
Miss Josle Taylor has ictuined to her
homo In til ecu Illdgc, aftei a few
weeks' visit with relatives In this city.
Hen Tuckei left this nioinlng for
Schenectady, N. Y., wheie be Is em
plo.ved by the Kdison works at that
plai c.
Mrs F J McDonnell and son, Kt un
ci" have lettirned to their home In
Sdnutoit, nftcr spending seveial da.vs
In Ibis city,
Koval Postei has lettnncd to his
home In Plttslou. nftci visiting his
patents, Mr, nnd Mis. (leoige Poster,
on Seventh avenue.
Mi. and Mis Molt, of Si canton,
called on fi lends In this city Satuidny.
Mc. Mott Is chief electrician for the
Siiautou Telephone company.
Tlie Misses Anna Raffetty and Min
nie Clink, two accomplished young
ladles of Scianton, aie the Riiests of
Mis. M. Finnegan. of Pike stieet.
Misses Lbzio Petblik and Louise
Hodle have i etui nod to their homes In
Prninpton, after spending n few davs
with Mi and Mi. H, A Lewis, on
Summit avenue
William Delaney, who has acted as
sexton In the St Hnse'ihUKh tvr some
time, left Thnisday night for the Saia
togu mission houo of tlie Older of Hc
deniptoilsts wheie he will enter upon
studios, ptcpaintmv to beioming a
inembei of that older. His many
fib nils In this iltv wisli him sucioss.
JERMYN AND A1AYF1ELD.
The fiineini" of the la lie Kobett
Sitphens who died at his home on
l'oiiitn street last Thtusda.v, aftet a
biief illness of Inflammation of the
binlii took place jcsioidny afternoon.
Hnef soiv'ie weie held at the house
nnd hvnins weie Ming bv the M V.
chinch choir, after which the icmains
weie taken to the" M K i lunch, wheie
ee vices weie conducted by the pastor,
Itrv M. D. Fuller. D D, who In tho
(Oiiise of his tcmntks spoke tender
winds of sympathy to the lueaved ones
and icfenod to the christian life of the
I'i'i'fSfil and his faithfulness to the
chinch. Theie weie a numliei of boau
1 1 1 ill Hoi nl gifts, which weto lairled
by I', K. Hill and John Iloblnson The
pall heaieis weie (Jeoige Ciullip. John
Avei.v. James Davis, John Penioso,
William Kastlakc and William Ling
inap Mi : ml Mus IMmlnstrt and daugh
ter, nt Ouiklln, N. J . aie tlie guests of
hot In other, i'cuiih llmiin Hadger. of
Cdiietcij street
'I'l e pli nil of Hogmths band, which
it was oi igin.ill.v Intended to hold in
Maple giove on Satiirdav has been
listpomd until the following Monday,
hepliinboi Hi.
Miss Manic Wlnt. of Wilkes-Hat i e,
who has b, on spending a lot might
heie v.ith fib lids, lotuilicd to her home
.vesterdav.
A ih'l'l (l Mr and Mis linage Hob
Ins.in was sliRlitly Injuiril on Satiir
dav "Vang b a wagon iiinulug over
one ol his ftet roitunHtel.v tlie wagon
was a light oiii and the child's Injui
n - weie thou fun only s)Rht
Ml"-s Janet liardnei, of Siranton,
siM'iit jcsiidav wltli her aunt. Mis.
Iain ih. is i ',u tci of .Main sheet.
1 i v hoi in, of siciantiui. was heie
vcsle'iia.v in i onsiiltallon with Dr M
J Shi. Ids on the little child of Mr and
Mis. Will Mciiltt, of Scott stioet. who
w ciitlcnllv ill of appendicitis.
W, H Men lit nf Kushbrook load, is
home 'i un SiiinliK l hill
Mus Frank Jeffries, of Fouith stieet.
Is (I'tilinid to her home by illness.
Hj the substitution of the word pics,
(nt foi ahsont in our Item of Filda.v's
ciitincil meeting, It was made to appear
:he meeting was held with but one
councilman picsenl.
PECKVILLE.
spedal meeting of Class No. '.i as.
oi la ti in wil bo held in th." ihutrh,
pailois Tii'sijnv evening at T.Sa shaip
All inuinreis , n uiged to be present
D. S Lvani. attended tlie funeral nf
IMwaul I'Miteiost at Piompton Sun
da James W. Smith spent .vcsteiday at
Like Lo me.
.Mis. W. S Mutt, who lias been
Fpendlng the past week at Hiiffalo,
his M'tuined Mm. Mott was only a
few feet distant fiom Piesidcnt Mo
Kinlr.v when nr was Miot. ilonls M.
Tlughi'S, of this place, was also an eje
witness of tlie sad affali.
Chicken tbleies matle a raid an Hell
place residents on Fildny night. Neatly
one bundled ohii kens weie taken.
M". ilosengei was the heaviest loser,
some thlitj low is being taken At
ill. Cole's the thieves weie snipping
a peach tiee of Its fruit, w lien Mr
Coin iilpchatged a shotgun at them
They suivlved the shower of buck
sho' and marie good their erape
K M. Haines chief engineer at the
borough electilc light plant, has se
emed a weeks leave of absenie and
will take his fanill to Buffalo to visit
Hie Pan-Auiei lean Joseph R. Hell will
take ill Haines" pewltlon at the plant
during his absenie
climbs Ginmps, of Dalton, l visit
ing his daughtei, ilis. Lewis Avery.
.Mill, ilaiy Harnes Is at New York
visiting hoi son, R. H Haines.
ill and ilts i: A. Haibei. of Ni
again Falls, who have been spending
a few days with filends here, ictuined
home Satuidny
ill and ili.s William Hell spent
vestoidny at Tavloi visiting their son.
Maple Hell, who Is quite III,
.Mr. and Mis Chailes H. HeaUv'
weie vbdiois at Tajlor yesteiday.
M00S1C.
Mis James McCilndle and ihlldicn.
nf Penobscot, me visiting filends about
town,
The fund al of the Infant sou of Mi.
and ilis. John Hmnslde took place
from the home. Satin day af let noon.
The Misses Anna and Alice Colvln,
of Parsons, unri illss Newell spent
Sunday at the .Methodist paisonage.
Misses Pearl Sniffer and Mao Martin
leturned to their home In Wilkes. Hanc
Satuidny.
illss HlUabeth Gieene cuteitalned a
number of her friends Friday evening.
Miss Greene proved herself a most de
lightful hostess, ,
Mis. Aich Decker, of Diamond ave
nue, Is visiting filends at Stmudsburg.
Mis. Carpenter, of Jersey City, Is vis
iting at tho home of Mts, Dlx.
Hal ley Tlngley has accepted a posl
tlou as ilcik In V. J. Schoonovet's gto
eery stoic.
Kaile Johnson, of Oiaiedale, spent
the latter pint of the week among his
old friends, before his departure for
college, September 10.
TAYLOR.
The sweepstake shooting inntih held
on Underline's hotel grounds on Sat
uidny was witnessed by fully ROO en
thusiasts. Some of the best shooters
from up nnd down the valley partici
pated lu the match. The Hist prize,
.10, was divided between T II. Jones,
nf Tnylot, and W. H, Pier, of Luzerne
county; second pilze divided between
I) Jones and Sim Davis, Theie weie
six tie for third prize. The sOoic
H Tnvlnr 1
Lev Lewis 0
Sim Davis 1
Will Amtnerinan ...0
03
1-.1
t-S
1-4
1-4
12
02
0-6
1-7
0-2
0-,1
02
1-7
0 .1
1-1
o-J
11
1 ?.
Tlios. Mutray 1
Joe Warner 1
David Davis o
David Jones 1
T. II. Jones 1
1M. Hiitvey 0
J. Stone 1
T. Lewis o
W. H. Pier 1
II. C. Shingle 1
K O. Thomas 0
P Ciirran o
A. Hathaway I
J. Van Hetgec ...0
Tlie Lilacs, the home aggiegatlon,
was defeated in an Inteiestlng mutest
on the school bouse Riounds on Salur
(la by the Olloles. of Plttslou Tlie
(ontest was one of tlie best gaines
plioed on the home gtounds this sea
son. The score: H H V.
Lilacs 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 7 2
Olloles . . . 0 2 0 0 10 2 il (I
The funeral of Mis Thomas I), Moses
net in led on Fildio afternoon, from her
home on Hldge stteet, and was largely
attended Itev D. C. IM winds, pistor
of the Welsh taptlst cliunh, oftlclated
and pleached an Impiessive soimon
Intei ment was made In the Foi est
Home (cmeteiv. The pallbe.nois were
Messis Thomas M. Davis, (iriflltb W.
Owens, William D Kvans David Ueese,
Thomas Jones and David '1' Davis
All poisons holding books for the
benefit coiaeit and drawing for John
Kvnns aie requested to have stubs
and nionev in tlie bunds of tlie com
mittee this evening at the ( ouncll
looms
The lie ileum sin lal of the Ameri
can Protestant Ladles" association at
Hasluim's hall on Satin dav evening
v,ns a sin cess socially and financially
Key Di H II. Halt Is rlellveied two
eloquent nnd Impiessho sermons at
tlie Calvary Haptlsl church .vcsteidav
lrnrnlng and evening. Di Hart Is
dwelt upon tlie attempt to assassinate
Piosldent McKlnley during his dis
couise. Misses Hessle rind Virginia Illttei of
Milton, aie visiting their biotlier, op
era tor Oeorge Itittoi, on (iiove stieet
Mis Felts and daughtei, Miss
Kiuiua, of Ninth Tnjlor, vlll leave to.
da for the Pan-Aineilcan opostlnn
Men bant Oomei Jones Is homo from
a few das" business trip to Potts llle,
Miss (Tussle Helnlimilt was the guest
ol lebitlves hi Plttston jesterdav
Mis H W Heese of Main stioet. is
visiting lolatives In Plv mouth
JosepliCuit.it of Main stieet spent
vesterday as the guest nf filends lu
Hlooinsbuig
Thomas W Jones, of dove sheet,
is mound again after his lecent Ill
ness Ihnbloiu division. No J7. Sons of
Tompc i am e. will meet this evening In
legulai session
Miss Stella Pi Ii of Mo-cow, ha" ie
t in net! Iioine after being the guest of
Miss Susie Harris, of Fnion stieet
Mr and Mis John Jones, of Taylor
stieet, aie home from a tiln to their
native land Wales
Miss Helen Met of New Voik. has
l etui nod Inline, aftei a week's visit
with hep i ousln Mis W J. Hmklns,
on Main stieet
Hv .1 P ilotf.it D I), of tb"
Wa. hbuin Stieet Preshv lorl.in oliuri h
ailed as mndeiatoi of a meeting In
the T.ij loi Piosbjteilau ihiluh .ves
teid iv ntteinoon, whin Hev ill.
Filnk, of ruujca was invited to be
i mil" pastor of the Tavloi cIiukIi. lu
conjunction with his piesent chaige.
OLYPHANT
The Olv pliant and Hlakely bntough
geueial dliettiiij Just Is-sucd, is the
most complete woik of Its kind ever
attempted In this vlclnlt.v It contains
mi alphabetically ananged list of over
seven thousand names of losidcnts in
the twin boioughs it aim (ontalns a
lulef hlstoiy of olypliant oilheis of
the vnilous municipal bodies, fiatetual
and seciet nrganlallolis Fine half
tcne cuts of all the chinches and
schools are a featute of the book. Its
icmplleiB weie S J Hvans. Hugh J.
Ruddy and Peter L. Walsh Copies aie
being sold at flftv cents e,n ii
ills Maty Kvaus and daughiei, illss
Allie Kvans, of Hyde P.nk. spent vo.s.
tinlay with ill. and ilis. T. P. Jones,
on Lackawanna stieet
ilis. I'atherine Thomas and daugh
tei, illss Com gla 'I honias, the efficient
ami com trnus assistant at the post
odlce have moved io tlie It loiniei home
in Spring Hiook
The fuueial of Meiwin the little son
of ill and ilts John Hionks. of Iaok
awanna stteet. was held vestoidny af
tei noun Sei vices weie held at the
house anil were attended by many
filends of the famllv. Intel ment was
made In Fnion cemelerj. The pall-
beaieis wete. Mav Kvans, Hannah
iloigans, Hlanche Williams and Minnie
Moigans; flnwec beaieis. Llz7le Mor
gans and Lizzie HiiRhes,
illss Kittle Jolinson.of Wllkcs-Haiie,
Is the guest of Miss Hannah lionet y.
of Delawate stieet
illss Anna Relllv. of lloliesdnle. Is
vlslilug ili mid ills il. i: Daidls,
of Duumoie stieet.
.Mrs ilaiy Davis, of Delawaie sticet,
Is spending a week with lebitlves at
Ca i bondale.
Miss Maine (illboolev, of Avoc.i, Is
visiting friends In town.
illss ilary Rutleiigo i etui nod tn In i
home in Plttston, Siituulay, after a
visit with lelatlves heie
C. J Watklns spent .vestcnlay at
his liome lu Tavloi.
ills Fiedeilck ilaundoi, of Dun.
moio stieet, Is serlouslv III,
Aftnld.
"Pupa's got a new set of false teeth,"
said little Willie.
"Really?" leplled the visitor. "I
didn't know nur papa's teeth weie
fulfe."
"Ob. yes; and say, I'll bet a hat
they'll cut down the old set and make
me wear "cm." Philadelphia Pi ess,
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
TUNKHANN0CK.
?prrll to the Scrnton rrlLunf
Tunknannoek-, Sept !. Miss Flora
H'MiJitnln. of Scianton. and Mrs.
ThnniHS Kvan". of Ht. liuls.vvho have
been visiting their aunt. Mi. Jolin
D- Pue, the piifct week, leturned to
Stranton on Friday.
.Mrs J K Peck and daughter Mame
of Kingston, who have been the guests
of Mrs. J W. Piatt, on Second stieet,
the pist live weeks, returned home on
Fi Idav
llair.v Pai don, of Plttston, visited
his mother at this place this v-k.
ill's il.nv Mitchell leaves to-day for
Wilkes. Hai re, wheie she has secured
a position as ntnse lu the t'liy hospi
tal
Mls Sopbionl.i Luekcnblll visited
friends nt Wllkes-Hiiio on Friday
'.Mis , H Woodward has teturncd
from a visit with relatives at Cnrbon
dilc .Mis W. It Amis Is entei tnlnlng her
sister, .Mis. Lnndon of Chicago
Kdltor Jesse L Tiffany, nf Nlebol
son, was a visitor In town on Frl
dnv Dennis Hiirlev, of Meshoppen, was
doing business In town on Satin dav
Tlie Slaik fiimll.v it union was held
a Cniisliaw paik on Sntunl.iv Theie
was ti laige atti udaiice
.Mls lintli Piatt who lias been visit
ing friends In tile Wvotulng vnllev, le
tuined home on Saturdnv.
ills John il. Hat ni in is cutci tabl
ing filends from N.intlioke.
NEW AILFPRD.
Spfclal to the Serinton Tribune.
New Mllford, hept v Mis.
Wateiman. of Hallsicad. was a
Heit
guest
of her llcr illss n,i Aldricll
a few
da.vs last week.
.Mrs Hstella Hnnilltoii of Carbon
dale, called on filends hue leceutly.
ill" mid Mis. (ienige Sliav and son,
Caileton of I'eckvllle, ate visiting tela
lives lu town.
C. C Ptatt and wife weie In Hlng
h, iinton Fildny.
illss Hessle Shell, has ictuined to
Mansfield to attend school.
ilNs Jennie Hoyle entci tallied her
filend, illss Clapper, of Hinghamton,
the past week
Daniel Hannah Is 111 nt his home
on .Main stieet.
Ralph Shields has leturned to Key
stone acadeni.
Chailes Mm so and wife, of Hrook
l.vn. N. Y. aie visiting their parents
lu this plai e
ills, tieoige Paikei is lu Huffnlo,
cailng for hot mother, who was in
Jilied while alighting from a stieet cai.
Hev Williams, of Hlnglianiton, was
lu town Thin sday nnd Filda.v
ills Chaibs limpet and daughter,
Mlidied, visited at Fnion Hill last
w eek.
FACT0RYVILLE.
prill to tie Siantnn rrilmnc
Fac lnr.v lib Sent s The lten.
olds fnmllj will hold tlieli annual ie
union and pit lib In the Academy glove
Satuidav. Septemboi It.
ilis Sanlth Inghani and daughter
Katie of Huntingdon W V.i . nr
ilved lieie Thuisel.iv evening to visit
filends anil lelatlvc, ill Ingham
Is a daughtei of the late Wilbur (ianl
ncr and was a icsldent lieto eais
ago
ill and Mis H H Hedell and chll
dicii of Minneapolis, Minn left for
tlieli western home last Thursday
evening, after spending a month with
ulativcs in tills sot t Ion.
ills i: il Stark, of Kiston. Pa:
ilis (icuiro Waiuer nnd tlaiighter
Hel"n Flames ami .Mis Helen Nlver,
of Nicholson, weie guests of ills. A.
A. Hiowii last Wednesday
NICHOLSON.
Speihl to the fsrunion Tnh il
Mcliolsou, hept s Di and ills V.
C. Dei kei i etui mil home Thnisday
evening, after a weeks ctay at the
Pan-Aineiiean.
ills. il. Clock, who has boon spend,
lug some lime with lelatlves nt West
Cllffoiri. has leturned to her home on
hlate stliet.
ill. and ilis II S Stephens ami two
Illicit it aie visiting the foimer's pai -cuts.
Mr. anil ilifl. J. H Stephens, at
Rojal.
ti W Johnson, who lias boon the
guest of his uncle i: F Johnson, for
the past week has returned to bis
hiinie at Si raiitou
.Mr. and ills A T
fold, have boon the
daughter. Mis C. F.
past few davs ,
Sweet, of liar-
gucts of their
oslmine, for the
AV0CA.
The Ileptasoplis will meet tills even
lug Tlie Ladles' MHslnnmj society of the
l.aiigilllfe t Inn li will meet at tlie
liiiine of ills. James ilciton on Thins
dav aftei noon
.Mesdani"s A II Mm pliv , .laine.s Hut
In T A. ili Andiew, J, ,1 King. P F.
Keaine.v. il .1. Clink. J D Gllioy. M.
J t'lviin and J, F. Kiib.v spent Fil
dc at Na.v Aug p.nk
Fd.iwid Mitchell i etui nod on Satin
il.i to New. spun News, uftoi a month's
visit with his motliei, on the West
Side
William I'l on. Ii. or Lincoln Hill, bad
bis leg broken on Filda.v moiiiing lu
the HllMd" slope, bv being caught be
tween tlie cm and a lib
C II. DiUltnei has ictuined fiom the
Paii-Ameiiian.
Joseph Uallaghei of ila.vliold spent
jesteida.v with friends
The nun i luge of Patilck ili Andiew
and Kate llf.ile.v was annouiiied In St.
ilaiy's i liui i h estenlu
ilis Daniel Foul letinncd to her
heme lu West Vliglnla mi .Satuidny,
aftei a month s visit lieie.
.Mil's Nellie Henahmi, of Plallisv ille.
Is the guest of illss Kate ilalouej.
Th- dentil ol Anthouv lii.ui.ihan oc
cm i ed on Sntuiriio nioiuiug. Whilo
walking In the gauleii he was sud
denly hclc (I wltli a weak spell and bv
the time assistant e rc.u lied him lie was
dead Deceased Is suivlv',d ! a wile
ami sinwii-up family The funeral will
take phiio tninciiinw moinliig at O.Ui)
u'cloi k. A lequlem mass will be cele
brated in St Minv's church. Inter
ment In St Mao's cemcteiy
.Mr. and Mis. P. II. O'Hilen spnt
vesterday with friends In Jormvn
illss Hessle Wnbhcr attended the
consecration servicer at the cathcdial
yesterday.
Daniel Thomas left on Fiiday for his
home In Wales, after .evetal wfekR
visit with friends lieie.
The ilooslc glas works will tesunv
operations this morning. For the com
Ing year they will manufacture many
vm lelies of glass bottles.
The Other Girl
iri
H
12 WAS in a veiy annolng mood,
and cveiy one al all events,
eveiy woman knows how veiy
nniio.vlng a man can be when
he likes
"She Is i hut nilng." he snd. In answer
to mv question ns to what she was
like
1 allowed my Up to curl slightly
not much ou know, foi Jack never
could stand a scornful woman. The
thlid ilis Jenkins" spoiled her chance
Hut that is auothei slorv
"Chin nilng-' I said "My dear Jack,
I knew that, Kvciv woman Is (Iikuu
Ing." He n know lodged the truth of this
.statement with n bow.
"What I meant, howevei, was that
she was unusually c harming, nntl-
"In fact, the veiy essence ufihaini'"
I Inton upteri.
"The tielilt". distilled essence, Dora.
You haven't the least idea "
Hut II wasn't llkei.v that I was going
to listen to his piaises of another
woman when It was only to mnolf I
whlspcicd It I wanted him very much
no self.
"Of ionise I haven't " 1 put In chcrr
frill.v 'I huvon't any Idea that any
woman Is moic than usually charming
oeopt" -and bete I boweel mocklng
l.v "oup humble servant,"
lie smiled.
"ll'in I don't deny that ou hava
chat ins, Demi, but sho "
This vvHH nioi i- than any womap
could be expected to stand.
"You might tell me her name," I sug
geted, ard then commenced to hum
an ale Just to show how utterly in
cliff ci cut I was,
"Would that be fair?" he asked.
"Would If nu weie In mv place, do
you think you would like It?"
I laughed.
'Oli Jack. on foolish hoy, I can't
imagine mself ln her place at all be
ing loved by vou, I mean. It's too
ili'iint "
"I don't see it " he returned. "You
well If it wasn't for her I believe I
would ask ,vou to mairy me"
"Thank j on fop nothing." T said
s-wietly, though my blood was boiling
"Peiliaps, if she icfuscs you, ou may
think It worth jour while to"
"To propose to nu.' Perhaps" I but
I do hope she won't refuse me"
"So do 1, Jack, because to Ret two
icfiisals Isn't the best thing for a
munis dignity."
"You would icfuse ine?" He seemed
suipilsod.
"Oh, no: I would Jump at you," I
ictuined sarcastically.
He Rtew thoughtful, and after a mo
ment oi two I asked:
"When do ion. intend to er ask
hoi '"
1 can't tell any one what It cost ma
to ask that question. It was like ask
lug vvheiiyl was to be executed.
"Well I don't know," he replied.
"You see I'd iusk her at once, but I
am afraid that by doing so"
"Faint hcait" I interiupted. "Don't
you think it is much better to know
tho wiqst than bo kept In suspense?"
"(t depends, Dora, If sho were an
ordinal y gill I dare j.iy it would be,
but she b '
Why did lie leturn to that? It Tvas
most galling.
"Oil I know,' I F-ald, hnc-tlly. "Hivs
ou a photogiaph ou.conki show me'"
"I have her photograph," he replied
slow lc, ' but I couldn't show it lo you."
I could have killed -wim
"Dear me'" I cried "She must be
lly the by, is she pretty?"
" Pictty.' Oil, dear no; not pretty-
beautiful. Her e.ves aie like"
"Spaie mo please Jack," I said,
wltli the laudable Idea of sparing my
self. "I'm mho 11 wish ou all suc
ce." "Thank vou. ' he said
Ho spoke lathei gloomily, and mj
spirits lose Peiliaps she would refun
him aftet all. and then and then
"I wish ou both every happiness
1 said as I piepared to go,
"Fh ei Dma!" he stammered, and
I paused.
"Ycftt, Jack "
"Iff or awfully good of you to er
linen to me. 1 et can't tell ou
how much vou help me. I"
Oh. nnnsence'" 1 cried
"Oil, but It ln't. You'ie so beastlj
kind, and I wanted to ask If you"
Was he going to piactlco on me"
"Please ?a plainly what ou want,
Jaik. I-"
'"A kiss, Dma "
"A kiss' A kiss! Is that what ov
aMked foi ""
Ho nodded.
"JuM et one Dma "
My Impulse was to refuse, but bf
foie doing so It struck me that what hn
wanted wa'n't cfi veiv unreasonable
and, nioi cover, that It might be woull
be veiy nice.
Well Jack wove been good frlmls
for a long time f don't mind "
It was weakness on my pa it ird
when his lips touched mine I despised
mj self thmotighlv.
lu a moment,, however, 1 forgot about
that foigot about evet.vthlng, inelceo,
for a palp of slicing arms were aiourd
me and a ho.nse voice whlspried n
in x eat
"Oh, Dora, Dora .My darling'
1 fieed nise!f as speedll as I could,
and sutvejid bliu In some astonish
ment "Jack, what would she sa ".'" I asko I
lepio.u hfullv . fm, though I wis
augi. no tlist thought was of liei
"What do vou'.'" he asked, and tin
emphasis was on tlie veib
"ile" Wh '.' Oh. I "
"It Is easj lor ou to say. 1 oh ou
know wluit I nieiin "
Fp till that moment 1 had not knowr
but his eves told me then.
"You lnvo me!"
"Of couoe I"
' That's all eight." I said. "Hut tha
other plil the neblc-dlstllled rstenta
of-"
"Is ouc dear little self," he Inter,
uipted "I wanted to make .vou Jeal
ou, and when 1 found 1 couldn't I I
lost hope,"
How little tho drar fellow knew!
Tho King. .