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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-FRIDAY, SEPTEMJ3KK 13, 1UUI.
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BUILDING
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Delaware nnd Hudson Rnllrond.
JunoO. 1001
Tralna will leave- UaibondJlc at dly station
(ollowa. .
for S-rintoii mil WilLc Ilitrc (100. . JM,
(Kil. 1)01, II .1 I m 120, HJ, I.'l.
iVW 7 OS, 10 01, 10 SI p in
hundir Iralna idit at 8 M, 1121 in i
soi,
3 jO,
1 II),
111, 6 41. CO p m .,
for Utam. barttopa. Montreil. nnloii.
Kfijdand poinu, etc . 7 00 a m . 4 " I' "'
"rnr'',ke Udorc. Wavmirt and lloncsJali,
7 W. II W m . S 51, 0 13 i m
Sunrtiv utln leave (or l-ake I odore wivmatt
aij Ilrti dale it "0 a m . 1 "0, 4 Up I"
Tiali arrlc at I -irtiomMlc Item ilke Ht "
and .vtititrn a Mir v 0 V K "-'. 'J1"; '".J0
a in , 12 J, 2 01, S '.'1, 4 2, 6 03, 7 04, Jl, 0 "b
II 17 p in , 1 .VI a in
imd"v irlr atrlve at 9 37 a in . 12 1". -
4 3 r. 11.0 p m , ., ,
Tranu arrive dtilv from Alt-am at .4 40 am
DM p lii . nnd on sun hy at 2 I0 P tn
I film iirlve from llmlilf a" I inift
dull ilSlii m . 12 IB. I HI, r, 47 p m
siinl,) mm irilve at C'atlmnitlle fi hi;
Juid u, W on ut and lloncsdale. at 12 It
Lake
, 4 111
ilrl 7 15p m
New York, Ontario nnd Western.
Juie 21, ion I
Trilrn 1-ave ' lib ii laic fur Scranton at "00,
10 01 a ,i . oi n
N, ml.v flm. it ? fl . tn fl On fl III
Trim line laih-mlili- ( T poinl north
at
11 10 a m 4 II p in On vmdai lit 1 10 n
Triitia Icimiu ut 11 I" i m work dav and 0 10
fl m Mindiv make tnnneid-lis lor New orl..
( ornwill, etc
Trains irrlve Iron -irani n it II 10 a in i 4 II
fi 11 p in , O m piint n nli in mi i tn . 4 on
n m Minrliw finm irinlftii nt ri 10 a in. and
r 41 p m fr m ( iduli it r, no p
m
Elio
Railroad.
uno :i lWI
Trlln Ime fitv -talion, I nl mrtile, dlih
(evept undai) at 7 00 a m an I 4 up m for
lliindt .ml Xltineh it 1 II l in 'lull Ox
crptinc mvlil. Ut llinclnniton makim; eon
tintirm foi Xew nk il iiml lliifliln an 1 it
f 1 p m fnr tiKiuehaniia, nnkmsr lunneelion
nt Kfttctn point
-nndii train" at ill m l-r "un,ur1iinni
w Hi ur.irrn i nnnri tion, and 0 J7 p in. with
f.mr connntion"
Tnfn mn it n a tn and I j p in
Mindai it M a m
PASSENGER TRAIN
KILLS ANOTHER WOMAN
Another Dtcndful Happening of tho
Kail Takes IUaco nt Lee's doss
ing oi Delawaie nnd Hudson Rail-
Road Mrs. Catherine McDonald,
Lower Powdeily Road, the Victim.
Alighted Fiom Stieet Car Just Be
foie She Was Run Down.
Thetp .is anothei lt r ,ilt ill happen
IrK of the i, ill in which a woman was
the ictlm tin mm nnd In a month In
this . l.lnlti, whui cstpnla after
noon. Mis. I'atheilnp Mi Donald, ol
lower I'owdeily toid, was mil down
and Instantly Killed liv Delawaie and
Hudson pas'-eiigei tialn No. l'.. leav
ing I'ailiondale at 2 11.
Mi- M' Donald met her awful fate at
what Is Known as I.ee s uiv.--lng and
the .it tal happening took pl.u e while
the wo nan was on hot was to her home
at iff having alighted fiom a tiolley
c.ti.
I.ecS ciosslng Is louitid wheie the
trolley mad makes the ciimp noith
of the Majlleld powir lioue, an 1 IimiN
the wa ti the Majlleld y.nd tniilntr
t ' tin dtitailo and Wcstoin mil. The
illile of the tiolley mid Is on!- a
frhoit ilKtame fiom the cio,-snK.
Tin if It was that Mid. Mi Do. .a! i leli
the tin'Vy imp and stalled 'iw.in.s
the cro-iiiK to her home on the other
sl(!(. As she was walking ui the s(.( p.
ly lti( lined m.ntwiiy that lea I' lo th.'
unguanlcd imssini; lialu No. I.'.
oik ol the pa-tingci ti.ilns th.it
makfs leinatkaliU last time be
tween heto and Sii.inton, came living
flov.n the giade It was unohscned
and unheal d hv Mia McDonald, who
i'ioen along huiiledl.v. Mie stt pped
In fmnt of the tialn," vas taken fiom
her feet by the engine and tostd to
her death along the rolls ll-r skull
was Itai tuied and aims who bioKen,
The det eased was a member of St.
lie-' ( ongiegatlon when- she mani
fested it wairn ndlglous .tal and llnu
f.cvf.tlon. She had numeious fi lends,
who, togethei with the I'nllio commun
ity will lie palnlully chocked at the
ilcath which v Kited lid
Mis. Mi Donald was 4T veais of age,
and a irsirlint of t'aibondale twent.v
sevpti yearn. She Is suivlved by her
husband and the following sisters and
brothers Mi I'atilik McDonald, Mis.
rati hk Sheridan. I.uko I.aikln, Owen
l.atkln, all of i'iiiIioihIiIp.
I'ndei taker i:. J. Mi Hnlo took ih.uge
of the bfidv. Comner llobeits was no
tified of the hnppi-nlng, and Deputy
Coionir Davis i.-sponded. After learn
ing the faits he said he would i ou
tsider them befoie dcdUIng as to an
Inquest
AMUSEMENTS.
"A Country Merchant" Tonlht.
Charles Cowles, chaiacter louif fllati
par epp!p)n e, I, at the Hiand Open
Sinus" tonight with his beautiful play
of Vr-nnont life. "A fount! y Mpi'.
chant " Strong specialties and a gnod
frmpany ate promised. A featuie thit
"ill please the voung folks will be the
.'treet paraae of tha eiotesque fanner
band
"Uncle Tom's Cabin," Satuiday.
Ftefon's "Uncle Tom's Cabin" Is the
title of a really big tympany, which,
under the personal management of
Leur. Washbuin, whose name is most i
favorably associated with up-to-date '
amusements. Is to appear at the Oiand !
on Saturdav The inmpiny compiles
llrty people, including u dozen specialty
ai tints, two (uanettcs, a supeib oi".
chestra. and many coloied comedians,
who add to the big production not n
little. In their spontaneous ivit and
clevtr Unglng and dancing. Wnuh
for tho lug paiade. Matinee. : .w
evenlnc SIS l'lhes, )0, io and I'O
cents. Diagram now open for both per
foi mauces
Neil Burgess Himself Coming.
"The :ount Fair" Is Just what tho
piogiainme calls It "a plump of New
llnijland life" It Is oiip of the most
nannal pictures evor piesented to
theatre-goeis. and foi Its piesentatlon
LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES
rnr !( imalltr alttr uiln; Alltn'i l'oot-1'uc, i
tpodcr lo hr iluktn Into Hit (Inc. It mjk,a
lihl or nfw hon rtl ta , cliri ii-HjiiI icli f
ut terw trul biinlnn. It'i ilio giratvil uuilut
dlwortr)' ol trw ice (Jiirei .nut prcicnu nvcjic ,
led, blUuu. rilluua and ,nr ipota Allen'
FoiS Eaic la a certain nrn lor meiilnj, hoi
aeblnr ''" At all ilii;,-liti unil .hor aiuifi,'
tia Tml packa;t I'll! i: bv malt AdJriu. Al.
U . OlnuUU, U Ito), .V. V.
Cafbondale Department.
- brr
in inch form nil nodlt Is duo Nell Hiil-
;ri tltr liiirnllvr lonii'illiiti who In fiH
well a inoi'linnlt of coiiHldf rnlilp niprlt
Tho inoillli'tlon slll lie -fell In Hit'
litutiil Opfi.i limine on Mimtlnj evening,
Seplotnlior Hi anil with Ml. HtiiKri-x In
the title role lis AblKilll l'l lie, the lltl(l
Iip.iiUmI Hilnl"tei. no littler alii action
can be seen tliln season.
Tho Simla Seance.
A jrrciit nian.v jieople W!I lie askliiK
why, If Sir Hem. Tuiplu In "The Sim
la SiMiire" can u ad thu nilnil" of his
.ilulltoM aii't teply to tlp-li iiiiimU",
h It Is that he cannot tend the
tnlniH of Kieat flnanrlerx. foree the
lliietii.itloiifi nf the ntoi Is maiket. etc ,
ami iirollt h the dediii'tlonn If he
rould do all that he nalnrally would
voon hae no end of mom y, hut hla
jinwrr or foieslKht Is limited ti an nn
leitaln nittnhei of people nlRhtl wlnwe
nuntal Imiuositoni ate Blen to him
most willingly and who ate anslmii
for a -uUlsfaclnry irsiilt. He has no
pnwer of i and cannot malt'' any men
tal cnnnorllnn with the miiiils of peo
ple with whom he tlnen not mine In
contact t'V thill entile will, oi of mi
Pie who oppose and attempt to (onfuue
him In his telepathic lmpie.lons The
fin tlons he aneis and the icultn
he Retn are the ii.itui.il outroine of en
tile !inp.ithy with anil of faith In
him. All else l neKatlse to him He
tildes, he chooses, and delights In his
own wav of life, Is ciy siiiifful In
It and Is lajoml all pnjsli! diuiue of
llnaiulal taiiKle. It's way out ol the
quistlon with him. This maiellous
man Ih'sImh his manlfei,itlons In this
ilty at the iSiand opeia hont next
Tuesday and temalns lle nlKhi.s
THE CONTRACT OPINION.
City Solicitor Affirms Rcgulnilty nnd
Legality of tho Resolution on
Street Lighting.
The opinion of c'ltv SolU Itoi Stunt t,
lespeitiug the legrlnilty of the light
conttatt lesolutlon ni-il the legality
of the thtee-vi'i't (olti.ut, which has
been fiilliisheil as itMUesled. tfi the
light, lite and watet lomiulttee of the
(omiuoii iiiunill. l eails as toiiows.
"In ipxpnii-e to vnui leiiuest for an
opinion legal ding the legul.iltt.v of
(iinsliii ling the minors veto of the
(evolution awaidliig the light loutnut
In sepmite sessions ol louiulls and
as to the legality oi light contimts
for moie than one veal, I would s,i,
In leplv, as to the Hist quistlon that
It Is iur opinion that the vito should
be louslileied In sepuate sessions of
(oiimlls. While the le-olutlon was
adopted In joint m'si-Ioii, then N no
pmvlsion ut law toi ictuiulng oidin
nlii es in lexolutlons. vetcul by the
inii.voi. to Joint Missions, On the iou
tiaiv the law pmvldes that said veto
shall ln ai ted upon 111 sepaiate ses
sions (in lit It v I. MMtlou T, act Ma 2u,
vci )
"As to the sei olid question. If it Is
legal to make loutiaits lot light mole
than one eat, It Is my opinion that
sin h (ontiaits aie valid and ailthoi
led bv law hi in tli le v. s,., tloii 1,
nit Mn.v ".!. 1''. Willi h sa.vs Hint
counills nmv in ike ontiaits lor light
and walei foi not mine than a peilod
of ten j onis."
The light and watei commlttep met
last night to iIImuss the opinion.
What will be the outiotne of the
light over the veto Is haul to foii
tell but It will be by the smallest
mat glu, whatever way It will go.
OBITUARY.
MltS. MAIIY M Di:itMOTT. widow
of the late I'etet Mi Donnm, a gicat
1 esieemed lesident of this i ominun
lt, died .vosteidav atteinoon nt the
lesideiiip, (,", Dlikett stieet ls Mi
Dpimolt had been an Invalid for ibout
sl Pais. I lei age, being ovei 70, was.
quite a fin tin In hei sli kness.
Mis. Mi Dei mot t was bom In lie.
Iiml, and had it sided In t'aibondale
about foily .veais She won many
friendships dutlng her many jeais
heie, and she will be held In kind
leinembinnte by a wide iliilo of
fi lends. She was n member of St.
Ilni-e i hiiu h, when her good oaniple
was quite an iulluenie amoi. the i on
giegatlon. Mis MiDeiiuntt Is suivlv.l by tluee
sons, I'etPi, John and Prank Mi Dei -
molt, and one daughlei, Ml Maiy
MiDeiinotl, all of this ili also tluep
slsteis. Mis. i:ilen ran ell anil Mis.
Maigatet Dunn, Wilkes-Hniie: Mis.
Mauella Maloni . of this tit-..
The fund al will take plue Satuiday
nioinlng At 'U the piousslnn will
leave the hnii-e1 fi I'.likelt street, for
St. Kosp chui i h. whom a hii mass
of lequlem .v 111 be sung. Uuilul will
be In St. Rose leinetei).
Meetings of Tonight.
Poot Hoai d.
.lunloi Older Aineili.ui Mechanic.,
t'ompi.iilons of the lVuest.
A.'iiei'cnn Legion of Honor.
Loci. S4I, t'nltecl Mlno Woikei.s.
The Hovnl Clicle.
Crystal camp, Woodmen of
Wilu.
tho
Hose Company Meeting,
The Mitchell Hose company will
hold an adjourned meeting this oven
ln THE TASSING THRONG.
Chai lei Humphiey was a North
f-uaa'oi. vlsltoi last evening.
Miss l.oi etta Coleman, of the Leader
cimipLtJui- toom. Is visiting In PlttH
tun Misses nilzaheih and I'mmii A.veis,
of Scianton. aie visiting among tela
ll es in .nls city.
PECKVILLR.
Mis. I.. C Dodge of Wells llrldge,
.'. Y nnd Mis. D Wlswnld, of Fiank.
llu, N "i . aie tlM guests of Mi. nnd j tindoi which Uicfc woids weie ad
Mis .1 D Unmet !ilie.ssid In le-sus to (lod In behalf ol
4 I-t Mini nlolil uai.iiih 1.. I., il. .. I..
,nr. riimo ini.ii ri-.-oi- III e UIU pie-
vniling night foi chlekeu thieves to get
.ii their work on iveKvlllp coops, we
aw. ill the coining of this nioinlng.
when new ii of anothei iald will h
In ought to our notice. A lew.iid
should be oifeied ur our council or
their enpiiiu and It would not be lolig
befoia tho nefi.ious wink would cense,
Mii. W S. Hlocs, son Walinr and
Mrs. S W. Arnold ate .ipeudlng A
week at Ocean limvf
Wnrilp RilgBs vas a Caibomlale
vlsltoi jpsteida.
Levi Stage is on tho slcl list.
'Phone :
( NEW, 286
0LD,0423
BAPTIST ASSOCIATION
EXERCISES CLOSE
End of Observnnco of Ninety-fourth
Annlveisary Antlnnclte City's
Entertainment of Delecntcs tho
Mo3t Royal In the Histoiy of tho
Association A Resume of tho
Events of tho Convention Ptny
eis Oftcrcd for Piesldent MoKin
ley Election of Ofllccis nnd Reso
lutions Tasscd Meet Next Year
at Fnctoiyvillc.
Amid i thlcklv-eloilded sky and
showiis at Mil lolls Intel Mils thiollgh
ntlt the di. the concluding eseiilses
ot the iilnet.v-fouitli alinlvcis.iiy of the
Abliigton ll.tptlst association weie
held vcstiidiiy Hi the Hereau Haptlst
illUlih 'I Ills has been a mo't llitei
estlng and piolltahle gatheilng. Iaigi
Iv atteiidrd, with manifest evldeliie of
dlvllii piesenie. With the In-pltiittnn
icielviil fiom theploqiHiit and stilling
addr-sses. the dele Kites will ictlllll to
Ihelr lespentlve chill c hex full of Chlls
tian enthilsla-m nnd with grratei de
teiinlnntlon to seive Clnlst moie faith
fully In the pstabllshiuent of Ills King
dom In the woi Id.
Delegates Praise City's Hospitality.
Never have the delegates of the as
soilatloii been moie mvallv ontei-
tallied nt iin.v of Its annual gatlici
ings than bv the hospitable people of
this biallllful Alithl.ulte ilt. Mi V.
A. Itoliciis. the oiganist of the Herenn
. Inn ih has lendued most faithful and
t Hit lent si iv lie at the piano
Among the epieslons male In the
v .ii mils addieises dm lug tho sessions
of the nssni latlon. none has been moie
sensational In ihaiaeter and leiehfd
mom lomtnent favoiable or otheiwln?,
than Rev Albeit II. Smith, pastoi of
tli- Ninth Main Avenue, Snanton,
gave utteianie to In Ills addiess last
Tuesila.v evening when. In the intipse
of his vehement doniini latlon of the
lisp of saued ait In the pieselltatlnn
of rSiisptd tiiilhs hv the steieoptlion,
he ihaiai tei led the piesentatlon of
the iflelnatid P.ij'slim Pla.v as "the
iiio-t hoi i Id lilaspheiny ever Invented
bv tlw devils "
The gieat love and high esteem In
which Piesldent Mi Klnlev Is held bv
all ii. shown ly the many piayeis
offeied thioughout the entlie uinven
t.oa lor clod's lestoiatlon of him to
his health, legal dless of political af
liliatlon Si ittcied thmui,h the audttoi iuin
wite a few delegates vvli-n I lie mm li
lt, sr vpssion of the day opened at 1
oiloik with devotional eeielses, eon
illlited by l!ev .1. ( Pate.v. of Pike
lountv, and who n is the distinction
of bi Ing p.i'toi of tli' onlv Haptlst
ihtiich in that count. Those picsent
pattlilpated leadily In praveis and
.songs in which divine lile-iiigs weie
in noi-llv sought and praises heutilv
retuleied unto ciod. Ill the abselii" of
Model ntoi l.uthei Killei, owing to a
btllness engagement, Itev. W. .1. 1'onl
luesldiil ovei the lonventlon at the
b Inning In coming to the plitfotm
and explaining his picetue then nnd
Ihe nnii-aii ival of Ihe nioderatoi. he
Hinaiked, 'One of the ino-t hopeful
signs of c hiisllanlt.v Is that We have
(ontfiali d lavtueu who not only llud
time to make iinniev. hut also to seive
the kingdom ol find '
Penture of Moining Session.
The 111 st featuie of the nioinlng -o-slon
was; the mailing of an hlstmlial
ski till of the Jrimyn i hut ih. picpated
and lead bv Itev M It. Thompson,
pis-tor of the chui eh This churih
wis oiganled Di'iembel !i. l1'! with
s: ineiiibeis, and It now mpmts "
membeis, and was leiognliied as a
it culm ItaptNt i hut eh Aug. IS. is.
Rev. W H. fimw was the oiganler
of the c Inn t h and was It.s p,i.iiii dui
Im, the Hist eight .veais of Its i,i.
ii Dining the muling of this
sKeti h. MndM-ator Keller lame to the
platfoim and pieslded through the m
i i, lining eensps ot the day with his
uMial piiin' and dignlt
Pi v V .1 Poid. i hill man of the
lit Ue tnlsonaiy inmiiilttie. made a
lepiit and .sjioke in the Intet m of
this soi It tv. He stated them had been
a iiiipa-p ot otleiings among the
i him lies fm mis woik iluilng the past
yiai Kollnvvlng this, vpi addiessp
b.v l!ev M II. Tin mpsou, .leiiiivu.
Rtv. II. I. Olbson. llolllKeivllle. and
Rev Thomas liakei. Scott Valley,
l!ilssonai pastoi s. A geneial discus
sion ol the inattei followed this He
polls ol vai urns eomnilttoes wem lis
tened to at this time Itev c A.
Spalding lepoited foi the benevolent
cnnimllteo, Rev Thomas De (iiurliN,
V D., lor the lommittee on sjstematlc
Linellieiiie an 1 Rev R. It. Thomp
son H'pmfcl on tcuipeianie.
Election of Tiustees and Ofllcets.
The following tiustees for the asso
ciation weie elei ted Rev. C A
Spildlng. Rev P.. P Y. Pleice. D. D,
and Di R (1 Ileddoe R. fj Moigan
was le-elpitPd tlllst'P of Kpvstotie
ai.idPiny Itev. AV. .1 Poid was ic
cleeted vice piesldent of the State
Mission society, and Rev. II. J. Wha
len, D. D was ip-elited to the Uo
picslde:u o tho State IMucatlonal
society. The following pet sons wire
appointed tn iepient the association
at the Hiptlst state lonventlon, to Ih
I held In Philadelphia in Octohei . Itev.
v J Poid. Rpv. Thomas De (ituchy
and Rev. R T Y Pit me. D D.
Rlovcn o'clock was the hnui for tho
ilorti.ii.il mm mini which was pieached
bv lev .1 S Thomas. P'okvllle Ho
was assisted n the km vice by Rev R
R Thompson who mad the Scilptuial
lesson, and Rev S P. Mathews who
nffciPd piavoi Itev. Thomas' theini.
was the much-talked-of and much-wtonglv-uniiei.siooil
subjiM t ' Sane till
cation" He announced as his text
John -xvll' IT. "Sanctify them thiough
tliv ti mil t)i word Is tiuth" After
uese t unlit; tile Jnstoi eal t In imigiinir ,w
US UlK'IpIeS, lit' JlOt tplPd tO piPSPIlt
tho meaning of sancltllcatlon. He
said I altPitod the whole 'icing and 1
a pinuss which makes one devoted to
Hod ilear through. It fuithcr Involves
the .!iiioval of all hlndrancpH of mak
ing a believer to be what tlod wanta
him to be. If a ui.iii is to bo snnctl
tied, slu mut-t ha lemovcd. foi It 1 a
pmccss of lighting want Is wiong Hi
flaboiatlng upon tho means of t.anctl
llcatlon, l . Hpokfl of the tiuth, tho
Aoid of finii, which l.s a nilrioi to mir
sruls, showing us what we aie. tho
'peifect Ideal wo have In Chrlft, piajet
and other things. He believed the
prnyer of Christ was being nnsweicvl
In the woik of HanctKltatlon In tho
world, evidenced by tho freedom nf
slavea, the elevation of womanhood,
lfcoftlltlon of hiiinaii brotherhood and
education, nnd also In tho Individual,
He ucthimi' sancliiliatlon a giadual
woik. machlug' Its culmination In the
world to conic. Thu senium wan
Ki'Mitl.v appreciated and was an excel
lent elucidation of his topic
Standing Committees Appointed.
The moderator mad the following
appointments' on standing committees:
Krwtnne i iiletnv-I'rnfrvnr W tliir,
llf Hold s ,,,, ii , lM Mult),,
Pr II (1 llrdiln, II I f (' Cilll.lt
"vxtcinatlr Hi Hi Hi imr It. v ! I' Mitliina,
ltn llimnj.1 !), (Iruilij, ) Ii , dnlin .1 jn
Null, f lines Lou it.
Viidllini: (.'niniulttrr-Wllliim f liiip II, M
(oiliiif md It' Mijnird It rhntnari
XiruntPinrtita fur Xcvt s-xiun- Itev W I
Kurl, llu. lliniiiai Do (inn In- .itnl Itev. fi. It.
smith
(Imiili 1 1 tlrrs I VI Koeliler, Itutli Vllller,
Orl inni Minim
Miwlnnnv ( niiitnitipii -n W. .1 IVnl, lin.
ti It s-mttli. Ilrv t Wliilen, II 1
llmiie i..niH llu Unl.l s,rn,or, II II.
Fore inn Mlieimi Ilrv r. It Snltli
l.ilii(.il,,li Nulrli -Itn I WImIiii, 1) I).
I'nlilli illiii lil Itev It It lhmiip'ii
On inotlon of the convpntlon the
model atoi appointed the following
lominlttpe tin omnllmrnt for next ses
sion: Rev. W. W. llnirls, Rev. II P.
Hast, Walter Manchester The morn
ing session adjourned with prnyer
lO Rev. S P Mathews.
Missionniy Societies Report.
With an abated stoini the cone lull
ing session of the convention wa be
gun pioinptlv at 1! o'clock, with Si rlp-
tuie mailing and ptajer bv Rev. O.
T. Olbson. The nudltnilum was nhnut
one-thlid full, some of the delegatei
having to leave for their homes on the
pnilv afternoon tiaius. The nfternnnn
session was oi ctiplPd with the pmsen
tatlon of the woik nf the dlffemnt mls
slonaiy soileties of the Haptlst de
nomination by theli lesppfthf mpie
sentatlvcs. Rev. O P. Pllppo. D D.,
distill t seemtary of the Ameilian Hap
tlst Publication sniletv of Philadelphia,
was piesent and gave. In his chaiai
teilstlc manlier, a most Inlet sting ad
iltesM on the theme "The (lospel on
Wheel"." or a desitlptlon of one phase
of this nicnnlnt Ion's woik, the tol
poiteur and i Impel car liniuh. Inil
ilentallv he lefeimcl to a somewhat
unknown fact that Piesldent McK'In
lev, while n member of the Methodist
i hill ill was linmeised when he ontei ed
It. after a enoful studv of the Bible
and llteratme published bv the Amcrl
i.i n Haptlst Publication society.
He stated that at the pmscnt time
the soi I' t. has six i Impel mis. eaih
i listing X.nn,l e exhorted all to Join
thpsp i hailots by lontributlng to their
HUppOtt
Rev. Dr. Pieice's Repott.
Pollowlng the addiess, Rev. R P.
Y. Pleiie read a somewhat lengthy
mpoit on the Publication soilety. A
mpoit on foreign missions was rend
by Rev. II. II. Hani-. Ph. D. He
stated that In the ass0i latlon, during
the past veil $ iJ'' f'7 had been lalsed
for foiclrjn mission woik. and while
this mvcalcd a small liu ease over
offoipigsnf the past voai It mpicspnt
ed oi ., a lonti Ibiitlon of six and ono
hnlf i enls a ineniliei.
An addiess follow eel this mpoit, by
Rev. P. S. Dobbins. D D. dlstllit sei'
mtaiy of the Ameilian Haptlst MIs
slonaiy union, and a lesident of Phll
nilelphla. Dl Dobbins is full of a inls
slonaiv splilt he having been a inls
slonaiv foi Mime time in Japan. He
Is always listened to with the gteatest
Intel et lu the piesentatlon of bis sub
Jeit. "A Call for a New Witnessing."
Funny Papeis Scoted.
In his opening mmaiKs he lefeimd
to two pit tines appealing mtently,
published In Lite and .lodge, and show
id how giossly thev nilsteptesent facts
peiuilnlng to fnmlgn niisslon woik
and c'hi istianltv In Life was pub
lished a i u toon di pit ting a scene of a
black man, a white missionniy and a
lion. The lion was lepiesented as sav
ing, "I will wait a f( w ilnvs and all
will be libit Is meat." he supposing that
the blink man would as 'a lauulbat,
devour the whit" mlssionaiy.
"Hut." said Di. Dobbins, "never has
a white mssonai v been eaten bv a
lannlhal though they have been Killed
b.v tlieiu "
The othei false plctum was In Judge
and shoved how that, after Cluistlun
Rngl.ind and Aineilm had Involved
China In tmuble. the) tun away and
leave her Underneath the taitnon
wem the woids, "This Is, What Clnls.
tliinlt Does." which Dr. Dnhblns, In
most einphntlc tones, pionmuicpil "a
lie."
The Tioubles in China.
The mumbling pin linn of the nd-
ilmss was a leiuaiKahle mvlew of
thp tiaiisfoimlng powei of Chi Istianltv
In heathen lands. He said' "In this
country In mient ila.vs wp have bad a
denionstiatlon of anaii lil-m. The
tioubles In China last car worn slin-
plv aiiaiiblsiii let loose, In Willi h ".'no
nilsslonailes weie killed, and pel haps
nnno native Clulstlaus. Them Is but
one thing that nut put down anaiih
Ism In this oi inv othei lountiy and
that Is the gospel of Jesus Clnlst m
celved Into the heaits of men."
A Met this W. A. Robcits sang a solo
In a most ucdltable manner.
Homo Mission Woik.
The next Impoitaut matter was a
mpntt on the woik nf the Home Mis
sion soi let.v . bv Rev S I". Mathews.
He said, "A inattei for congiatula
tloiis Is the fact that, though begin
ning the llsuil ,oai with a debt of
$.i..jnn no. It has nipt through its grow
Ing msoaiips not onlj the debt, but all
Its em lent expenses, with a balanco
in band of $n41." Rev Albeit H.
Smith dcllveied an excellent addicsi"
I mi tile "Wnl k ff flir. 11, turn XIIliI.
Soeiet." He statPd this society Is
doing effective work among twenty
dlffemnt uallou.illties He eonilned his
leinarks howevei, to tho woik In Cuba
and Potto Rim. and among the ne
gioes. He showed the mason why We
should pnaih to them the gospel and
educate thein.
Next Meeting nt Fnetoiyville.
Rev. Tlinilian do tliuihy ind Ihe
mpoit on next session, whhh was
ndopleil The convent ion will meet
next .veal at Pac toryvllle. The Intio
iluctory set moii will be pi cm bed by
Rev. 11. J. Whalen, D, I.; 'illeinnte,
Rev M. R. Thoiiipsou, Rpv. A. II.
Smith was appointed to pie-nth Ihe
doctilnal setnion, anil Rpv. II. II. Unf
its. I'll D, alternate. An hlstoilial
sketch will be piepaied nf the Ninth
Main Avenuo Haptlst chinch. Snan
ton. What Resolutions Declare rot.
Rev. W. J. Poid lepoited In behalf
of the commlttpp on msolutions, and
pmseiited the tnllow nt,:
Wheieaa We line ItJined with ilirp lecnt
tl'at Itei )r W II Coiiiid, Ihe leainul feirftiiv
.it tlin suti MUlnu unlit, la niut le to vllt
mir .-h lation on icmunl ol lllnea.
Iiiyiibfil, Tint we, the ineinheia o the ihur-iiM
ol Ihu AUiiibtou a.oclatloii cvptca uur decpeft
t)tnpathy vvlth Mm In h'a llltieti and hepc lor
Ida rpcedy rtcoverj.
ItetoBnlilnir the nnparallfled ilniRer ol lite
lenallred liquor train to the beat Intcirats ot
the churih, the stale md tinminlty,
llrnobed, Tint a a ( hrlllin Imd' wc ileilne
our fppoaltlnn to It, tml pledge nnteleii to
stork In rveiy linjtlniilc wa) lor lis lumpl-te
atiplireii.il n.
Ile.obeil. That, lnulnnlni nut vear. In rinplia
tllitf enli ear one (unit ol iiillniiir) vvotk, ai
Hut in ever) three eiM all the inlvloiiiiy k
ol Ihe I'cnonnnatloii I I.hhirIiI betorc the iimxI
itlon, tint i liberal time In then rIvcii lit I'm
aprtlil inll 'tiny umk helnre in in .inv jlv ,i
j i jr. ny two nr three ve,u.
'Hut the inlwlonitj woik be pteetilfd In thl
iitikr hen iltiri Ihe Hut jiir, Ihe Vll.lnnn
nnlin toj'ther with Hie Woinen'n l'oirlmi Mia
loiuiy am let) , lli eeiinl )eir, tnlsulon In 'Ii
I'lillrii stril", the work ol the llinie llli,i
an, lit" eml the U'litnen'a llnme Mllin w.ir',,
ami Ihe minimi wotl, ol the I'nhlk itleii whIpIi,
tlie third .veir, our nt ite woik, Mite ml loiw
niliilalerld ciliu itlon nnd the nhtritlonil In.lilu
Hon
lifeline of Ihe ippirrrit ilerlltio In Inleie.t,
llpwiheil. Tint the tnlfalniiir) loiiimltlrr m
Iml'iiftlil to call J ina iiieitlnit "f our ilmri'i a
f,,r lie illniil in of nur at iti nilliti Pil uti
wltli aiieild refinnte In the work in nui vti
aviulitioii,
lleanhul, lint we trtnlfl our inifre tlunka In
the ginlil pilor and h"pll ihle penple nt Ihe
II. u in ihuuli n( Cirliondih, nnd all who I i.
fo cricloiilv nnd cennoiwlv enlrrt lined n ilnr
Init mir vltlt, and wi n.i) thit the divine iv
Inn tiiav rnnllnui In iet iipo'i I hem
Wo extend our thank tn the Srrmton Trllnui".
the Stianlon Itepiildlian and the C jtlioiii'ale
benler for their full and lemati pporia
lleaiibed, That we nlend tn Hi v David iii.
icr Ii P. our allude avinpi'hi In the Im, in.
Iiiftit "ihlili he hi Mitil.ird In thi lo of hi
ctltnalili will mil priv Hut Ihe lieacrnl) loin
furl tthuh he Ii i wi of I ti mlnlaleirit to o'hrn
in itnrrnw nnv he pranted to him
For Denominational Conference.
Rev. Albeit H. Smith presented the
following msntutlon, which was adopt
i. Ilefniivcd, That the assot latlon com
mend to tho Baptist pastors' confer
ence of Scranton and vblnlty the ad
visability of holding, at some centinl
pliue oi places In the neai future, "a
i1enr,inlnai onal conference at which
the various nilsonaiy and educational
Inieiests nt our denomination shall bo
presented by the lenders of our de
nominational thought and life.
The last Item on the piogianime
w i. the reading of the ohltti try mpoit
by Rev. W. J Pord, and after singing
by thr congregation. Moderator Kellar
(.peke most ippioprlate closing wnidtt
and Rev AV. R. (Jtow oifeied the clos
ing pi aye i.
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.
Miss Anna Walsh, of Philadelphia,
and Mla Monahan. of Carbondalo,
spent Wednesday with their cousin,
Miss Lizzie Roche of Main t'tmet.
Samuel Mendlesnlm, of the William
Wall.ei Hose toinpanj . J J. Median,
of the Atlcsl.ius, and Walter Moon, of
ihe ("Dflals, me delegates chosen to
mpipitnt them at the state conven
tion next month at Philadelphia. The
William WalKei.s and Ai'te.slms exppit
to go In a bodv to attend the pat ad-.
Vn. Thomas Pike and daughter.
Plossic, wem Scranton vlsltois estcr
ili Ms. J f!. Nicholson, nf Scrdiiton.
spent WedneAiay in town vvlth
file nd".
Mrs Hell, of I. street, attended the
Abliigton lonventlon at Carbondale on
Wed tie. da
Miss C.race Catl, of Honesriale, Is the
.uest of Jeinin fi lends.
Mis. Philip Tucker, of Second stieet,
l"ft .visteieiay to join her husband,
who Is cinplovcd at Haitfoid, Conn
.Air and His Jlonls Oiontlna left
Wei.iirsdav evening to visit the lat
tei's patents In New Yoik city. While
t'eie .Mr. Oionllne will pin chute his
;' ill goods.
0LYPHANT
Stetson's "Pinle Tom's c.ibln" will
be pmseiited at the Pather Mathew
Oiieia bouse this evening. Of all the
gloat Ameilcan plays, the old hlstml
ial dt, una of 'Tin le Tom s Cabin" baa
the stiongest hold on the people. it
Is beyond question, one of the best
pla.v s evei vviitten, hem c- the vvaim
plate It ictalns in the heaits of the
people of eveiy illme. A matinee will
also be given this afternoon
The mnialus of Michael Haitett. who
died at the Cltv hospital, Wllkes-Kant-
on Wednesday evening from In
Juiles he sustained In the mines, weie
minovcd to his home In Jessup os
toielay, by I'nilei taker W. J. Sweeney,
of this plai e. Deceased was the son
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Mlihael Rarrett, and
was "s ".cais of age He was mai
iled and tcslded In Wllkos-R.iim. Thu
f iinoi al will he held this morning at
9 o'tlock. lntcinieiit will be made in
Aichbald.
The following letteis lenialn uncalled
for at the postofllee Annie Mutphj,
.Mrs. I'li-r.ihcth MeCabe. Smtt, Mrs.
Cora Sloium, Mis. Tboiuas Pi Ice, May
David, RnbPit Williams, Austin Me
cca mack, Jop Me Donald.
The opening attiattlon, "The Deun
stoi," at the Pather Mathew Opeia
houe last evening, was gieeted by a
good sIimI alldieni e.
Mis. Annie Meiedllh, nf West Snan
ton, visited fi lends in town .vestei
elay. John L. Thoma. of Maiathon, N. Y.,
who has been visiting hem, mturned
home Wednesday.
Miss Saiah Pumy, of Philadelphia,
who lias been visiting hem foi the past
month, i etui ned home vestPidaj.
Miss Kathiyn Ilrnwn, of Wllkes
Rane, Is visiting at the losldence of
Mis K L. Stone, on Hell stioet.
Miss Maine Shaffei, who has been
the guest of Miss Maine Saige, of
Rlakoly, has i etui ned to her home In
Pottsvllle.
Miss May Keiguson has i etui ned
home, aftei an extended visit with
i datives In Philadelphia.
onicer John McAnilmw is spending
his vacation at his home In Caibon
dale. Mis. Maiy Powell, of Lansford, wns
the guest of Mrs. Mary Piobert, Wed
nesday. TAYLOR.
This evening the benelit diawlng and
conceit fm John I'vnns will be held
at Weber's link. A Iiujp number of
tickets have been disposed of Admits
slon Jl cents. Attorney J. 1. Wutklns
vvlll be c hall man of the ev tiling and
.Miss Lvdla lloskins accoinpaulst
The following mainlined letteis m.
ninlii at the Tavlor postollbe foi the
pel lod of Koptoniber 1J Poisons call
ing for the same will say advettlsed
and give date of lint. DmiestU -.Mm
T Anderson L. Do.c-v. Patibk
O'Kildi. Tim Hnnney, Mts. LUzle Rloh
aids Koiclgiv-.MaJa Petemosk, Anna
(Sots. Aiitnul Dunbrovsk), Ruadoi
Denetei. Ksawesy Rednig, John Moo.
clkl, Audio Kalavskl, Josciih Demi Jan,
Doineilo Caidenele, Hicr 0vlcs.Olck
a. K.lnles, Ko .Mahaly. J. W. Reese,
P. M.
Agent W. H. Peterson, of the D. &
II .itntlon, Is in mcelpt of a vny line
lushion for his onice chair, and as no
card accompanied it, ho Is wondering
who was so kind to remember him.
A pleasant and enjojable time awaits
.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinmiimiiii
I The WalkOver Shoe
f $3.50 and $4.00.
Fall Styles
(?K
m . kaBL
r nririm?r
y iVwu.iiv
niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiii'iiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin--
tbose who attend the ginnd In cicam
nnd peach social to be held this pv Pil
ing on the Piesbvtorlan chinch lawn
under the auspiies of toe Mning
ladles of the chuuh. If the weather
phnuld piove unfavoiable the event
will be held In the chinch.
Reese Jones, a painter, lesldlng on
Pond sticpt, nut with a mlsfoituue on
Wednesday while engaged In painting
a house at Lincoln heights. He fell
from a laddei some distance ftotn the
giound and spi allied his ankle.
Tonight Ihe ineiiibeis of tin Taylor
lliw company. No 1, will eniov them
selves with a sun ker at their quar
tets (,,i High street
A huge number of out tempeianto
poiplf will attend the tempeiaiiie m
union to be held nt Na Aug pat It to
(lav. The exetcl'cs will coinnicnie
pmiuptl) at J p. in.
The sinppis of this town and vicinity
ait mquistcd to meet at the Calvaiv
Haptlst e hut ch on Miiiday evening at S
o'clock, when a eliolr of mixed v olios
will be oiganled to compete on the
chief lompctltinn at the Ptovldpnte
eisteddfod on Thnnkglv Ing Pav.
Owing to othei atti actions this tPii
l.i)) evening, the vnli ttiltuic leituie
v. Pmf. Claik TlMiinis. of Si rantou,
In the Methodist Hph-eopil chinch, has
been postponed until next Kildaj
night, Sept. .'it. at T 4" o'llmK
Mocsiv. R Y Williams, of Phlladel
1 h'a, and S H. Smith ot New Ycnk,
wtm ealleis on W. 11. Peteison on
Wc nriesda).
W. II. Vbb. of Wllkes-K.il to, was
i. bu.ancss callei In town vesteielay.
A00SIC.
M John Rtown leaves tomoriow
foi New York tn meet her husband
and Min Dugald (iiecne on their m
tuin ft nni St inland.
Mi. and Mis Thomas Loveilng and
Mt. and Ml. How den l etui tied Wed
iirsdn fiom the Pan-American expo
tltlun. A huge number of people fiom town
will attend the tempeianie leunlnn at
Nay Aug p irk toda.
Dr. and Mis Rlelmids, Dr and Mis.
Watson. Itev and Mis Halley, Mt. and
Mis John D) inond have mturned alter
spending a few (lavs at the Palls
James Hailstone has ate opted a
c'eikshlp In Me Ci Indie .t Co.'s ctoie
Itoi t Lewis has act opted a position
as assistant teitciiiau In a huge stoic at
.Mount Caiinel.
The business meeting of the Intel
mediate chilstl.in Rndeavoi soilotv
was held at the Piesbv teilan manse
l.i-t evening
Mioses Relic
have leturned
Jeisoj.
ind Heatilce
to their homo
Tillman
In New
PRICEBURG.
A povcity soilal for the benelit of
the Chri.stlnnl'udeavor society will be
held in the bomugti building, Ptiie
limg, Satuiday evening, Sept. II. All
welcome.
M0PB0TT0A1.
Spec 111 to the Voranun Tribtiri-
Hopbottoin. Seplenibet in. On Sat
in da evening a puty was given
MU-s .Mabel Jelteis, at Cosy Nook
lottago in honoi of lnt sixteenth
the ontei talnment of the evening
title sts lo the nunihi i ot loitv weie
piesent tiom (ilenwood, Klngslev.
sirallton and Hopbottoin Those o
the village who attended wem Mi.
and Mis P R. Krovvn. Mi. and Mis.
O D RobeiUs. .Misses Dma Ciuli
Meha Hi own, I'll.abeth Rcitih, IMna
Hi own. Helen ynd Ida Smith. Messi-.
Jananshek, tjlcn and Claud Robcits,
Wilniaith, Tiaiy liiown, Cecil Wiight
and Ra Kjiam.
Justice N. M. Plnn was tailed upon
to poi foi in a mat i luge leminon.v Tups.
day afternoon, the contiactlng patties
being Miss Sai ill (iianlc and James
Hisk. The bible was only ".sweet six
teen and the ai quaint. im r ami touil
ship ot the happ twain had extended
over the extteme peilod ol one weiK.
Mis (.'indue r- Lewis and cblldien of
Js't w Mlllotel have been visiting Mis.
Lewis niotliei,' Mis. .lulu' Wllmaith,
this week.
Mis. R. M. Tlltany iittemleil the
Maltlaud fail on Moiidav
N. M. Plnn and W. 1 Kiown am
spending the da.v lu Snanton.
The I nlvetsals Ladles' Aid mens
this nlteiiioon with Mis Alin'ia
Krowu.
Tin Methodist Aid will meet on
Wpdiiosdn.v of next week with ,Mi.
II. ti Wiight.
Seveial pi o m ol the village will at
tend the Maltl md fall on Thursday.
BROOKLYN.
Spaelal tn the Seranton Trlhune.
Riookbn. Sept, 10. Di. and Mis. A.
J. Alnc mini ned Prhlny fiom a tilp
to the Pan-Aiueilcali.
Mis. Hen Peilgn and child, who have
been visiting hem mi sonie time, m
tuinod to t tic It home In New Yoik city
Satuida.v.
C. S. Vail oi New Mllfoid. was In
town on business lasi Pilday.
Miss Manila Watiolls, of Rook Palls,
.Mich.. Is visiting at M. W. Palinoi's
Ml. Vull, in lllughaiutoli, visited his
daughlei, Mis. L'. C. Lcniiui), last
w eek
Miss oCra Savlge has ictuiued In
hot duties lu Snanton after spending
some time with her pumiils.
Mis Maiy MiKoevor was ealled to
Snaiitoii Mnudii) In uuu loi In i
(laugblei, Mis. Smith, who was quite
liadl) itijiimd by a fall.
The (allowing have mtuined from
an liming at Weait Lake, ocmpvlug
the Cob Web lottago Misses Josle
and Jessie Dnlawav. (Iiaie Towks
lull y. Mt. and Mis. Cilenn Tewksbui),
Mis O M. Dolnwav and John Rlsbeo,
Pied Miller and Cieoigc Hunnoll.
Mis. M. W. Palmer has been ontei -talulng
M.s. Josciih Chapman, ot
Scianton.
On H.itunloy about sixty nf the
fi lends of Mr. and Mrs. Fireman
gathemd at theli home, and though
uninvited by their bust and hostess,
Now Ready.
.fe
:tofLA
Were made veiy well nine after the
feeling of suipilse had lessened The
guests wem pntpi talnpil by miisli' and
i olivet sat Ion and mlipsbnipnts Ferveel.
The compnuv vvpic photogiaphed by
Miss llai ilet Lee. Many foimer
nelgbbois fi urn Auburn and Tunkhan
noik wpip pmspiit. Hefoie leaving,
Mr. and Mrs Hennett wem presented
with a puis,. a, lenilndii of the
piy pleasant onaslon.
The V P C 1 soilal at P C Dor
an's last Pi lihiy evening was well at
tended and a sin i ess In every way.
Tho pi meeds ttoin the sale of was J6.
P. II Kent bus sold his hardwam
business to clooige II. Tei ry, formerly
of the III in of Waldie it Terry
N. C. Keiljaiuln iclebiatcd his sev-entv-llist
birthday todnv veiy plens
alitlj, siiiiotmdcil bv his children and
grandehlldipii and fi lends to the nnni
bei nf about foity who wolf Invited
lo spfiid the dav with him. Miss Leo
photogiaphed the family gioup dur
ing the atteinoon.
INDUSTRIAL JOTTINGS.
John Reid, of Dunmote, Retires from
the Position of District Superin
tendent of Pennsylvania Co.
John Held, of llunmoie, formeily of
thls elt, foi n ear past ellstiict su
peilntendent of the Penns lvnnla Coal
loinpany, will on St pt l"i sever hln
eonneitlon with this inmpany, having;
foi winded his resignation to take ef-
fei t on oi about that date. The m-
thing supeiliitcndcnt had Impnitant
i duties, having the entile supei vision of
I the iiilllerlcs thioughout this section.
He was appointed lo this impnitant
position about a eai ago. being pio
, moled tiiini a mine foiein.inshlp pie-
lous to whli h he had been on the
sin v eying coips Mt. Held Is now
about Id vcats old and sme p.nlj, man
hood has been at vvotk for the Penn
sylvania Coal lompanv, tilling continu
ally positions of tiust and icsponsi
blllt. As to the tutrp, Mr. Held l
uncpitaln, but within a shott time he
will an opt an Important tiust, whlih
tit piesent he cues not to divulge
The v at amy ti cited by the mtlm
meiit of Mr. Held will. It Is mpoited,
be tilled by the piomotlon of Homy
McMillan, ol West Plttslnn, who for
many .e,us has neilltablv dischaigrd
the duties of the foiemanslilp at the
Haililllil lollleiv This piomotlon will
, " '"'' '" '''. '""'''' ..'.",'
is no Olliei luine lorcioaii whom iihhh-
ing Is hlgbci and In whom conlldencf
can In- more Implicit)-, liqiosed His
sue lessor al Raiuiim has not been
named, In fait, the ihange has not
jet been olib iall.v aniiouni ed I'lttston
Icttcl In Wllkes-Haire Reioid.
Survey to Pott Jet vis.
A meeting of the Delawaie allev
Ralboad tompaiiv was held in Last in
on Tuesday atteinoon. The extension
to Poll Jeivls was flist usspil
Chief Rngliieei Allen gave the dlrec
tens the loutp surveed from Hushklb
acioss the ilvei to Platbiookv llle and
tiom thence aloi.g the ilvei through
Montague to Poi t Jf I vis
The suivey of the lalboad nt Tn
States e ailed foi a connection with the
P. .1. M .- N. Y. R R, the- tiaiks o
xv hie Ii arc to pass over those of the
Rl ie 1. lilt n, id
A meeting of the directors of the
mad will be held hem on September
JPh. whei a new niganlzatlon will li
eifocted Stioudsbudg Times
D., L. & W. Board for Today.
Following Is the make-up of the
D.
L. & W. board for today
III) lllV. sl.pil MHIti !-
Wildcat. lj.t-Ji m II Hi-liing, 10 p in ,
I Ihllitt. II p m . I M lli'hit
ntinv, si i-iniiii.it n
Wild ( Hi-, I a.t. I J) a in, V II It we
h in., li hi olio, a m , V I ni.hnev s ,1,
in. William l.llhsin. with II pnli.i-ii- .lew
in a, m., I IN llevim, II i m, II I Lirk o,
1 p m , I II iinll", i p in , c W Dun
S ii tn, W. W l.illirr, 0 p in, V t Mev n
summit, hti - 6 a til . ca.t, I I Vlurrai
8 1 m. west, li Krounfelkrr, II a tn e
VI tiiinrilv, U p m . ei.t. I ( arru'C - r v
m,t, I a.t liner. ' p ill . Na iiif, b M Vlliairr
T p m, 4-a.vui;a, VI l.inln, 7 p in , ( i ua,
I liiiinpann
Pii.heia f I'i i m , I innert- Ram limner,
II in i m., Vlnrin, 7 p m, Murpl ' p in ,
W II Mirllinlomrw. in p tn , Widennr
I'aurncir lnulnri-7 a m, l,annr ,
Plnser; 10 a in , Xmnian, 1(1 a m
secor, 7p in , William Hoar, 7.M p
finicrn
7 a m ,
, F 1.
m , Mc
icti 7 i.
la m ,
) W 1.
m . r.
m . M.
Wild Cita, Wet-' a m, I' avanvish
m . I' Wall. a m . It I ulner. in
piiuliiiii. 11 i in . 'I Kindolpli. 1 p n
Mo ler. 3 p. tn . William hlibv, t p
hinstley, J I', m . A. I.. Kctchim, S p
Carmoil).
NflTlf 2
- Ca.e will run Xo 'fi, sfpt j-, with J J
lf irnej's iirw, mini fuithfr imiKf,
This and That.
Llpplncntt steam sepaiators and f
hntist nil extiactois of an extra hoivv
pattein am now being made hv the
Pnlnn Steam Specialty compim.
Snanton, Pa. The eompnny will send
its catalogue to all ajintlt.nts
A ti.nl of land eompilslng 1 nofl ft.
of watei front on Statrn Island Soun I
at Caiteiet, N. J, has bfeii houcht bv
Captain J. It. Do La Mar as a site f i
a metal leiluitlon plant that will coct
about $l,(i()d,0iiii, it Is said, and Blve em.
plo.v incut to Ton men. The land
valued at J.'Oii eon, was seemed fioia
the Sound Shorn Piont liupoi vemeiit
eciiupan.v
Among some of the Impoitaut ouleis
mentl.v taken b the IMwanl P Albs
Winks of the Allls-Chaltneis innipan
at Milwaukee. Wis, aie. Piiishui
Stoil icuiipaiiv, Plttsbuig, Pa .' laig
engines foi mill one 3d by fix in- b 4S
in., the other 3x and -' in. by tin in
Chicago. Milwaukee .V St. Paul Rail
wa coiupaio foi thp Went .Milwaukee
shops, one huge air cniuprissor Dow
chemical Co .Mldlnnd.Mlch .one 3. and
7.' lu. by dd In virtlcal cio.ss compound
dliett-iouplel engine, W S. Stratton,
Denvei. Colo, two 2S by 4. In and ona
J.' by li In. hoiUontal ditccl-couplcd
engine.,
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