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THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE-SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1901,
LfeV'.trtA
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An Excellent Combination.
Tho pli'iisnitl method and beneficial
(.fleets of the well Ituowu remedy,
Smut' or Piob, manufactured by thu
CamfouniA Fio Synui Co., illustrate
Ihovnlttoof obtaining tho liquid luxa
tivo principles of plants known to bo
medicinally laxative and presenting
t hem in the form most refreshing to tho
tnsto and acceptable to the system. It
Is tho one perfect Btrcttgthcninglaxa
' tivc, uleansliifr tho hystem effectually,
f dispelling eolu.i, heuduehus and fovcrs
Rcntly yet promptly anti cunminfr one
to overcome hiibltuul constipation per
manently. Its perfect freedom from
every objoctlonablo quality and sub
stance, and its acting on tho kidneys,
liver and bowels, without, weakening
or irritating them, make it the Ideal
laxative.
In the process of manufacturing figs
are used, as they aro pleasant to tho
taste, but tho medicinal qualities of tho
remedy nro obtained from senna and
other 'aromatic plants, by a method
known to tho Cai.ifohnia Fig Stiivp
Co. only. In order to get its beneficial
effects and to avoid imitations, please
remember the full namo of the Company
printed on tho front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
BAN FRANCISCO, OAIi.
X,OUXSVXX,IE. KY. NEW YORK, N. Y.
For sale by all Druggists. 1'rlco 60c. per bo tt la.
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FOWLER COAL GO.
Retail Coal.
Room 50,
Coal Exchange
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old 'ii:i.r.piioxi:, iou:.
Coal of Best Quality.
Prices Right.
Prompt Delivery.
CITY NOTES.
coi.i.umm .rroivrr.ii.-T.n (1.iiwi..r im-
,ir I'.ui' .r.Miril.iy .ippiiint.'il Willi, nil P. spell.
Hi. hi h ii.lli'i'hir of (Iclilnjuciit pfuii lii.rs in Hit
Sccntli v..mi.
II., I.. .V W. PAY lAVS.--Tlii cmplrtjcs nf nil
tho lit'l.iu.iir, I.,n k.iw.inmi iinil Wi'Mrrii rniliciic-i
in T.ijl'ir. Ki.wr Viilli-.i, e-t .mil .Noilli Sirau
Ion "ill lie p.iiil Inil.ii.
I'Olt lloiSIMII(i:AKI.(i. -l.'miyp Uitui.or u-a,
Hnci-tnl mill lr.ikfil up (lie OiiIit Muet (.(.ilion
Ihmi-o l.i-l llicllt on .1 w.lll.lllt i-Miril liy AMclm.iti
Mlll.il- nt (lie li'-Uiitp of .lulin Mitmu'I, r-1i.it r--li'K
Mm v. illi luiii-r-liioiikiii.
iii:aD'ii .um.its m.m.cti.i). Tiir Demo
u.itit.- fount iinrtmittnp li.K iIci-MimI lo 1i.ip its
lip.nlfjiiaitris on the tliiiil tlooi- of tho Ktoiumiy
Iniiiiluip hiiihlin, on Winimiipr .irrmii'. 'I'lti;
room- will ho uppiifil williin a low ilay-.
ANWOU.II III-:.!. Two Poli-li , w.'io at-lr-tL'il
on Soulli W.i-liintoii .nctuu- liy P.itiol
nun Uol.iinl mill Sailor lal niKht upon rnmpl.iinl,
of Mi-. Mithloon, who r l.iitus ihey ,np tncinhpr.s
of a (.'.'in- of .Milium hooilhinis 1h.it haw oaii-cd
Iilt much ailllo;-;ltlfC.
Underwear and Hosiery.
Particular attention invited to mir
lines ill
. I.ntlics' Kleeeo-lluoil Underwear at 23i-.
Children's Fleece-lineil Underwear
Ladies' white foot and all black
Cotton Hose 2,"e.
AVe guarantee them to lie the best
olitainahle for the prico; they are
worthy ot a trial.
JIEAnS & HAGEN'.
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LOUIS JAMES' BIRTHDAY.
iWns Celebrated at Wilkes-Bnvve on
Thursday Night.
Ijouls .lames, the actor, who ap
peared at the Lyceum last night In
"Henry V11I," celebrated bis Jlfty.
ninth birthday Thursday at AVilkes
Jjarre, and the members of his com
pany took advautaRo of that fact to
Klve blm a. pleasant surprise. AVlien
air. James entered bis dressing room
in the theatre he was astonished to rind
the room decorated with palms, smllax
nnd cut flowers and on the wall Iuuik
U lame portrait of himself wreathed in
greenery.
After the play tho members of the
company entertained Air. James in his
private oar and irave him several ap
propriate Kilts, tho presentation speech
bolmr made by Norman nackett, the
ouiiK man who played the part of
Jienry vwi.
Madame Lenore Thompson,
solo conlralto of Klin Park church, will
receive n limited number of pupils in
volco culture and nliiKliiff. Lessons
Riven In Guernsey's concert hull, For
tonus, etc,, call on, or address, Madame
Thompson, at "Tho Holland."
Welcomo Dancing Class.
iAt-Keonoiny ball, Wyoming avenue
(toitlijlit. -Wi Hr Walter, Manager.
Snioko the I'ocono no, cigar.
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Securities
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THEATRICAL NEWS.
TODAY'S ATTRACTIONS.
!,V.I,M-"itappy llootlgmi," allrniKon ant)
flight,
ACAItKMV lion Ton lodi coinlMit;', Allot
noon ami nlrhl,
Mod.jeskn and James.
"Iltmy VIII" w.t! pU.ud nt the I.jroiim Inst
IiIkIiI hy u I'oinp.tiiy Iip.iiIiiI liy .M.u!hiiic iM
jp.'ltit imil l.oiil .l.inipy, ulio nrc tnnlotj tliu lu.ili
uircmetit ol WnKriiluli & Knnprr, si flfin lli.it ot
irreiit Jc.irrt li.n ilotio not u little to 1cIoip Hip
Miiit,i'peiiri'!iii ilinm.i lo Hip iI.up It Miutilil li.lM'
on tliu IiIkp. 'Hip believe the pulillu ot tuiliy
iloin.inclx morp tli.iu the mere wuiiN ol tl.e liniiior
t.ll haul ot Atoll, no mitlrl how Well iokeli
ami tin? hoiU ot f)li.iUp.pi-mo they Ium- piesi-nt-eil
li.ttp been flnipil In ii liiiniipr nt oniv lllllnu
mill mtl'tle. The nppp.tl In tin' i'.w h iilo,iliii
mill the t.ii;p plitnu'i rnfoirp rulliPi than ilelravt
fioln Hip Hiipi of Hip pt.iy.
"Ilt'iny VIII" U lii im nipiiii. Ilie moil luiiihy
of Mi:lKi'lip.llc'. lolilillnlllom In the lltpiitluru
of flic nliiiji', hut It. It luil nothing hut Unit
Fiipeili (mil Hi mt to loninipticl II for eoiidilciif
t lm tt were woilhy n ln'.irlni?. In Hint ml Ml.
.tamps lit tilylit liDiie forth in tin splpnillil,
np.i-.omil ni lor he K llnw illllicnlt it l lo itbe
llltliiR lolie to Wol.iej's nolilnfliy II lie t-ll nic
uIph iv Illi the i motion 1 li.it iiomiI in up in him
f. tint liiml lo i I'.iltzv. The jnilleloii-m , with
Mltlili lliln 'pinli as tlelliPKil I n li,nt elo.
rpient Irllmti! to Mi. .hiiurs its a uliuleiit of Im
mull cliiotlon.', w Well ni mi m lor. lie gniv .I
Hew of the Viinliti.it Hint Miahe-pc.lle woiihl
tune in no. for the lint time, the 'hell of inn
liltimi. uliliti hail eovei'Pil Ihc he.ilt of the ear
illii.il niul leil lilm tit liui-li eteiy olMni.le fiom
hli path wllh n 1 1 1 1 1 1 ham!, iv.t. hiotun, mid
tlip man iipppaiiu. It teipiiieii mliernlty to prove
to Wobey Hie v.niily of nullity thlnu'i and ill
faithful I'rowell lie iIi.iiki'iI to Him; nmhltioti
f I mil him, for liy itliiliillnn fell tin- iiintel-. Mr.
.liimi") t.iniietl ih in all III:- imfuliieM the WoNey
ii Im rouhl semi ltiii'kinli.iin fo ( tm lilinK, wllliout
a quaier ami mmo helvveen the Kins nnd hl
ipieen lipinuie iimliitloii told hlin it wan well;
hut he nl-o showed lis the Woley who, soine
wliere in hU eoniplc iiialieoip, li.nl the urntlp
ncs of i-pirlt wiihli won for him tlie tine teqjtil,
cvin hue, of a tiohle-niimleil youth sin It ni
Cimniicll lt.K. The sidiux nml trinoi.-e of Wob
Pi'y as he told Cioiiiivell thai had lie stueil his
Cod witli half the xe.it he cpned Ills Mn; He
would not have left him naked to his ennnlp.s,
was inoht nilmiiiihly pfee.iiled hy Mr. .Tauip-.
Into these fpw winds lie tonipie id nil that ie
liirinn run Ip.uli niiout Hie way we .-lionld (.lnpe
our rnttlily cwiive.
The Kins; Kallieilne of Madame MuiljtK.i was
quiet, dlKiillied ami eouvini inir, as i- eieiylliinu'
this talented 1'oli-h woman doe, she v.a-, in
deed, a iniieti in soimIi ami healing, a ipipeii
who loiild Hile hy Keiitlriies rather than liy im
)ipiioii-ne.N!. Miiiniiniliiiv Ihpp Iho pla.ieii was
a ronipany of jjie.U tiirilt. Noun. in IlaeKelt's
KIiib Henry was the one dl-coidaiit nolo of tho
play. He w.i.s loo esplo-iie men for lleiuy Vllf.
Nolwitlistamlln the illllliulty or cettiuj- lo the
theater owIhk to the .il'eme oi t-tieet far eiilie,
the lioiwc was clouded h one of m raiil'in's rep
ie.-enl.ilie niiiJienei'.-,
"Chattanooga "61" Presented.
Challes l.ejlioiiineV lion Ton Slink eonipany
is proline a jioleut majriel and dpplte tiie
stoppage of -liiet iar ttillii, Ilie .nulicliirs
.ne taxint," the rapaeily of tills popular thea
ter tulip ilall.v. Ye'.etdij, "llcapliu; Ilie
Wliiihvim!" mis ilie afieinooit hill, and "(li.it
tanooi;.! 'id" iwii pie.-enled la-t niulit.
Thi-. nfttiuoon ilie ioinpaii,v will ip a iinp
lPiiililinn of The Utile Viv.iiuHeie." Mi-s
KniliM llimlini: uill ilay the title lole, om- tli.it
is e.-peeially plea-ilia- lo the ihlhliin. Toiii;ht
the play nil", lie "The t'oiinleifelii'i.-." a Mil
rni'jly realUtie eonird.t -ilr.ima. iiimilnr of
new -pceialties uill he iiiliodin.ed al liuth pei
foinuiKo. 'Happy Hooligan."'
Ml 1opis of (nnipily will loiiuir in tin iiidiit
alieaily piotiouiiied a.s to "llipp llooliaii,"
tlin fnee to he M-en hete (hi- afternoon ami
nlalit in one of the In t tilings of it- kind s-'et.
this '.ea-.on. "1 he .'itiiatii'iis- .lie full ot fun ami
Hi" title part is leitaitdy a typie.il ihauutir ol
(lie urp.it Amriieau tramp.
A eonipany of iiiiii'iial miiil lia- heen eiii;.ijiPil
am! the i utile .-iMtinK of time ail.-, will ne
i.ilried. The tiMumlm' of the Inenty siil.s
who will he -pin in the i houis i- Mid to lie the
fitiv-t in-r -ecu ill tarce loiuedy.
"Uncls Terry," Monday Night.
H. I), (ii.ili.iui li.ii tlo-ed a lonli.Kt with
l.ee .v. Miipaul, ll.e llo-loii piilili-lui-. uheietiy
tlii-y Kiie him tin mle nuhti foi ll.e .ili.ue jno
duelion of Cliai lis ( 1.1 ik Mtmti'i popular noiel,
"Cntle 'J'ury." .1 sioiy of lite ll.iine in.-l, t p
to date Hit-, ponulai bunk hn hid a i inula
lion of ,'onie eighty thou-.iml eooii- -ime la-l
Deotmlier,
Willinin dill, nuihoi- of "Adonis" ' Old -iisl
l'tniity," "My swielln-art." and many other -in
ee.-.sfui pla.-, h.ii lir.im.ili.eil the hook, .lame
It. Waile will lie seen in the title lole. "I'nele
Tell" ill he Mill al tfi" l,,eeiim Ihe.lKr -Moll-tin
ewnins- tiPt,
"Pennsylvania."'
A play leiealin: a f-el of .-ome uy ipulnt.
and othrr hemic tliaiaetus il"iiveil flout aetual
lite in tin- mini- adjacent lo Wilkci.-llaiie,
couelieil in l.iiiu.ise e.i-y and ollcn hiilliant
niul wilt.i, thiilluiK' in slioim diam.uii ill
mae.i ami leunie .-i'ii.i.itioni ,u Inleine as any
eer teen in thii ae of uui liauical maiu-la
Mich i.i "IViiiif.li.iiil.i," tlie lale.t stiale-iiauied
play. It is tlie joint pimliu lion ot Daniel I..
Halt, ot Mllke.s-ll.ilie, author ol Daniel Nilly'
MiKCcs, "Tlie 1'ari-li I'lleM." ami f. II. C.illa
lian, v liter of the well knov u "Koya- I'eirv,"
ami "Coon Hollow."
"I'fliii-jliaul.i" is hiialil and ui-p hi dia
logue, ami atioiiiiiK in hunioiou- and lictole ili.it
neteis, ha- ,-onie lialr-iai-lin; litnac- ami slait
llnpr scuiic t.en-aiion.s. One ol thi-'e depict the
tUstiiulion of a uul mine hy an eiplo-iou. Coal
eais, u veal elevator, inliici- at woik with ics
illation llijhU on c.i, nml the Intiodui'tiou of
Epeelaltle.i by the Itluk Diimoml iiianetle me
tealiues of tills eene. "IVmi-ihaiiia" will lie
(.ceil at Ilie l.iieum Tin-da ncl.
"Are You a Buffalo. '
'Ilie iii.iii.ii;(iiKiit lu't's to .luiiomne tlii-i se.t
son'.i Kii'.iU.i bn;- noit'lty speitaiul.ir taue
lomeily, "Ale Vntt .1 lluiralo'" which icniiei to
this city licit TliiiiiUa eteiiliii;, II ii iouipo.-ed
of a eonipany of hUh elav, rnieit.iineiii, all Hint
cl.i.-s in 1 It-is oi note nml iiutiopolilan I'.ui.i itr.--,
pieseiitiin.' opera, roimily, lamk-ville and lane,
with entliely new anil oilaiii.il cVnny, in.
lumps nml iiiccliuiit.il elTects, And a nt.il- east
ItnmliriiiiK tlilil odd peiMin., with a special
ihoiiii oi lu'.iulliiil .Minna: l.idiei, Iniioducins
nil the very latest imuii.il selei lions.
Bonnett-Moulton Company,
The nmiii.il iMt of the llciinell-Moiilloii imn.
pauy h.n. liei cnu- an eieut III the aiuii-eiiirnt
line In llih. elly, a. tliou.amli ot i-ltlein hate
attended their peifoimauic, ill Hie pa.-t and
know the lepiilallou ol Ilie lonipni.
Manager Moultoii ioiiiles tlie li"-t ailing
onip.iir- money can pioune, a iai-oad of new
Kl'iiciy, haiid.ouie loitiimi'S, new li'pcrtnire,
tlielr own oulipntra, ite at their ii.it In Ilie
Atadiniy nevi neik. Matlmis daily, loinimni .
Ins Tuc-ikiy. Si ,ii now on ap.
Tho New York Stars.
llnti M.ni: lie.li r'.. Ids iIr.ua;.iiiz.i. "-,.. uw
Voik Stalk," with all iu pomleiou, ami elabor
ate, neiiei), a 1 1 rent niuli.ie i iho manage
I) it-n t ot all thai paiaphi'iu.ili.i I.i'Iouuiuk In
"The Sea lilmjV' mamuioih piodueiioii, will
l liter tipnn a ucck'. env'a.'iliieiil ill ll.e Star
tlic.llil I'oiiiiniiii'inj Willi lite Mun.l.ii miiliiee.
Of the piodiulloll, Ihi'lll-.'hl'.' the I'.lllell, oi Ihi.
favoiilo amiiseuii'iit ii'?oii need hate tin le.u for
the ocj-oii. "The Man" .vlll uiii- all puwlou
I'll'.iil.. Tun enili'cl) Lew and oiUlu.il Inn lev;li'.s,
li.nuKoiiicl gowned and with i.p. il.iiular neuie
lili'ils. and i'i,!M!(liic iiic.ie Hi. in hall ,i Iftimhed
in (he kpeeialiic nml iImius, , olio ull-tar
east iiiilcde, l.a llclln ('.inn. ii, lluike ami Mc
ioy, the filocktt,, Mclntie nnd Itlee, l.a Itelle
I'airoi'a, I .a Illi mid llinwu, Ada llumn and Iklle
jlalhauay nml lor lioiipe ol li.ilinoii and iiion
ke8. M.illu.'ei Jlonilj, Wednesday, TlmuilJy
nml Saturday.
Miss Cordelia Freeman, Voice Tenchor,
Will lie at her studio, over Powell's
inusle store, on and alter Monday af
ternoon, October 7, Voices, tested with
out ehatae.
Sinolie the I'ocono Be. i-lgur.
MUST PROVIDE
A NEW PRISON
IS DEMANDED BY THE JUVEN
ILE COUHT LAW,
Local Observance of the Provisions
of This New Act Is Challenged,
with tho Result That the Judges
Take the Mnttcr In Hand No Mag
istrate, Alderman or Justice of tho
Peace Has Authority to Denl with
a Delinquent Juvenile Court
Alone Can Act.
tt In now up to I.tickuwnnua county
to adopt Hiunethliifr more than mnke
cltll't means of olmorvlnf; tho jiroviH
lons of the Juvenile court law, paused
nt the hint sesulon of the leKlslature,
The law miyw In ftibstniicu that no
dpllii'iiient child, under Hlxleen yeatH
or nte, can lie dealt with by jitntlco
of the peace, alderman or police mas:
iHtrate, and that Judges of the county
court, who alone can deal with them,
must not commit them to any place of
detention where adult prltumers im
confined or any place within the en
closure of a prison.
Tho law demands that In case the
county has no suitable charity or cot
reetlon Institution to which to commit
tho care of the delinquent child, the
proper authorities must provide n
house of detention for Juveniles,
wholly np.'trt from any Jail or prison
in which adults are Incarcerated.
CHLI. S13T APAUT.
In this county It was deemed a sulli
clent compliance with the spirit, If
not tli" letter of the law, to set apart
a double cell, In an Isolated corridor
of tho county Jull, for Juveniles. The
ri'jTtilai'lty of this was yesterday
brought Into question by MiiRlstrutc
Millar, and Judges Kelly and Carpen
ter, to whom he submitted the matter,
upheld his contention that the law was
nol behiK compiled with.
Magistrate Mllliir had three boys,
two Hanks boys and a boy named
Schoettle, brought before him during
the past two days, the former two for
throwing stones on tho public high
way and the third for throwing stones
at a street car. The magistrate Im
posed a tine of ?.1 apiece on the ac
cused, but when they failed to pity
and no one came forward to give se
curity for the cases, he was at a loss
to dispose of the prisoners. Going
over the law carefully, he came to the
conclusion that lie had only to turn
tliem over to the judges and proceeded
to parole Ihein while he consulted the
court. The judges now have the mat
ter under advisement.
The pertinent clauses of the act fol
low: T.ANGCAGI-: OF THE ACT.
Seitiim in. 11 lit-ii ill niiy cotinly, wliere a
(omt I- held in pioiided in section :: of ihl.s
net, a delinquent child tihiler the age of Hi yearn
ii aiie-tpd, ullli or i.ilhonl iv.iri.mt, Midi ilitld
may, in-tead of 1 iiiir taken liefoio a jti-tice of
the pp.ue oi police mattiMiatc, be taken diiectly
liefme Mich mint; or, if the ihihl ii taken befoip
a ju-rue of the pe.ue or polite maitiate, it
ih.il! lie the duly of micIi jn-tUe of the pe.no or
police ni.iL,ri.-tiale lo tiaii-ter the i.i-p to Midi
i omt, and Ilie otliipr hailne; Hip child In i h.nge
to take Midi child heloie thai court, ami in nny
Midi caip tlie i iti I may pioceed to hear and dii-po-e
ol the ci-e in the same manner as if tne
ihihl iitii been hionght before the cemt upon peti
tion, ni liptciii pi'oihlci!, In any caie. the mutt
shall lequiie noliie to he jiiun and iiip-thration
to tie made as in oilier c.i.-es under this ait. and
may adjourn the h".iiinjr from time In time tor
tlie pinpoie.
No (unit or ui.iiti.-li'.ite -lull commit a diild
liiulir Hi .icais of use to a jail or polite station,
hut. if such diild is unable lo i;ie bail, it may
be coiiimitlcil to tlie caip of tlie ihcrili, police
ofllii'i, or pinhal Inn oflkei, Iio -hall keep Mich
child in .lonie -iiitnlilp plaie piovided by tlie i ity
or (ouniy, iniiMile of die imloiiiip of ,my jail
or polite Mntioii, or in the caie of any ai?ocia
tion nilliii;.' lo icieile it, and IiaiiiiK' for one
of ii.i nlijeiti 1 lie (.ne oi ncglcitcil and depciidciu
ihihlicn. Win it any diild Jiall he hoiiler.ied to
conlliiciucul in ail iintitutioit lo iiliich aduH
(omhti ale Miitemed it iliall b! itul.iMfu! to
(online Mich child in Ilie p.nne buildiii' Willi
.such adult mill lit-, in lo coutiup Midi child in
llip .1.11110 .nml or indomre wllh stub adult eun
lids, or lo biiiitc Midi dnld into anv juul or
buihltaui in which Mich adult ions ids uia.i lie
pICM'tlt.
RIFLE TOURNAMENT.
All the Crack Shots of the Thirteenth
to Compete Today for Several
Handsome Prizes.
This Is scheduled to be the biggest
day's shoot the reconstructed Thir
teenth regiment has known. The pro
gramme, as arranged by Inspector
Lewis I. Carter, contemplates contests
that will bring nut the best shooters In
the regiment and the best that Is In
these best shooters.
First of all, there Is nn nil-comers'
handicap match, In which the contest
ants will be not only the men of the
regimental team who are known to bo
able to shoot, but also men of former
regimental teams, who are known to
have been able to shoot, and Individu
als who, though never on the team,
think they will nialto themselves known
as being able to shoot.
'i'Uc tlrst prize In this match Is a
Colts revolver, presented by Colonel I,,
A, Wnires. The second prize Is a largo
and valuable camera, presented by
Fhney & HrookH. The third prize Is a
silver-mounted umbrella, presented by
Connolly & Wallace.
The second competition is for com
pany teams. This contest Is very gen
erously stimulated iu the way of
pilzes. A team of (our men from each
eonipany is lo compete. The. members
of the winning team will each receive
unit of the standard, jewelled Thir
teenth regiment pins, presented Jointly
by Colonel I,. A, IVatres, Colonel II, M,
Holes, Colonel N, II, Hippie and Major
AW H. Millar. In addition to this, tho
members nf iv team ninklnif the high
est Individual retire will receive n
handsome and valuable trophy.
The prizes nml their donors are:
Company ,, dress suit ease, Lieuten
ant Colonel C. c, Mattes; Company H,
set of boxing gloves, Victor Koch, si-,;
Company C. Whitney's exerciser. Col
onel 11, A, Courson; company 1), foun
tain pen; Captain W. A. May; Com
pany r scarf plu, .Major K. (, Kel
lows; company ti, rod and reel, Hun,
"SV. W. Watson; Company K, gold
mounted briar pipe, Captain Hursnu
Hevans; Company I,, revolver, Captain
W, A. Itattb.
Tio shooting 1$ ju begin at 10.30 u.
in. and last all day, Kach contestant
Is to lire seven shots at each of tlie 'iOO,
00,0 mul UUO. yards targets. Mvcry one
participating will wear uniform, urn',
these n III bo supplied with luncheon
mi the grounds. The public Is Invited
lo attend. The ttiiln fir tho niiijje
leaves at lo.lU a. in,
The incuibeis of Company I. of Kns.
Ion, who ate to tuke part hi the shoot,
arrived lute latt eight, iu vhurgu of
fl Particular Interest
Is exercised In every case we lit.
Wo really iitcfer that you don't
lake ottr word for It, simply ask
anyone (and they are not dllllcttlt
to tint!) who has been lo
H. TWINING,
131 PENN AVENUE,
Optician
t IIAIJRIs
1 DRUH STORB
Second Mmilennut Hinlth. The Mont
rose men will come on an ently morn
ing train,
NATIONAL PRESIDENT HERE.
Head of Carpenters' Organization
Trying to Patch Up Trouble.
W. D. 1 tuber, of t'lillndolphlu, na
tlonal president of the Carpenters' and
Joiners' association of America, Is In
the city for the purpose of bringing
about, If possible, an adjustment of the
trouble, which has existed between the
unlot. carpenters and the Builders' Kx
ehunge ever since the strike of two
years ago. .
Ho addressed the members nf local
unions No, 568 and 1S1 at a joint meet
ing held last night In Carpenter's hall
but refused at Its conclusion to say one
word for publication. A prominent
union carpenter, said that Mr. Hubcr
will remain In the city for several dayn
and that nothing will bo given out for
publication until all negotiations are
concluded.
SETTLING OF THE
SURFACE AT DUNMORE
.Has Caused Much Damnge to Union
Cash Store Building and
Other Properties.
The surface under tho largo brick
building on t'bestnnt street, Dunniore.
owned by l D. Mauley and occupied
as a department store by the Union
Cash Store, 1, hulled, was found to be
working about " o'clock yesterday
morning. The discovery wits made by
Watchman John Kyun, nnd about the
same time, Mr. Manley, who resides
over the stores was awakened by the
violent shaking of the building.
A portion of the building, which has
only been built about two years, is
being gradually torn away from the
old structure, to which it was ntnehed.
Last night there was a space of about
four Inches between the two parts of
tho structure. The settling extends
over the whole area covered by the
buildings and extends through to Ap
ple street in the rear, where the prop
erty of M. B. O'Hara is conslderebaly
affected.
The home of ex-Councilman P. J.
Clark, on Clark court and chestnut
street, Is seriously damaged. "Water
pipes are broken and the cellar Is
Hooded. Chestnut street has many
crevices, extending from Potter street
to Shoemaker avenue.
The disturbance is thought to be due
to the robbing of pillars in the mine
workings beneath that section.
Vntil the inside workings are ex
amined and it is determined whether
the trouble is in the top or lower
veins, it is hard to tell where the set
tling will stop.
Alteady thousands or dollars of
damage have been done to the build
ing, nnd tho large stock of the Cash
Stores Is iu imminent danger of being
thrown Into a shapeless mass.
GOMPERS TO BE HERE.
Labor Leader Expected to Arrive in
City Today.
President Samuel (lumpers ami Sec
retary Frank Morrison, of the Ameri
can Federation of Labor, are expected
to arrive in this city at noon today, to
arrange for hotel accommodations dur
ing the coming convention of the fed
eration, which is to bo held In this city
in December.
It is probable that they will, address
a meeting of the Central Labor union,
to be held tomorrow afternoon in Car
penters' hall, and that nn Informal re
ception will be tendered them follow
ing tilts.
BACHELOR, GIRLS' OPENING.
First Dance of the Season Last Night
at Bicycle Club House.
The liachelor Girls last night gave
their Ilrst dance of the season at the
Sernnton Bicycle club house. For the
past two years tills organization has
conducted dances with unusual success
nnd tho opening last night was an aus
picious one. Music was furnished by
Bauer.
.Miss Gertrude Shojihiud and Miss
Lldu Weaver wore the committee In
charge, and to their executive ability
Is all credit for the successful affair
lnsi night duo, The club house was
thronged witli dancers,
TEAMS TO BE ORGANIZED.
St. Thomas College Football Players
to Meet Mondny Night,
The St. Thomas College foot ball
team will be organized for the coming
season at n meting to be held in Col
lege hall on Monday night at 7,o0
o'clock. It Is desired that alt of last
year's players be present at this meet
ing) Arrangements will be made al tho
meeting for games to be played with
Korilhnm college, Mnulmtlan college,
Villa Nova college, and the Urango
Athletic club, of Change. N, J.
It Rattled Him.
i
"Women tne so linpuliiu'," s.ihl .111 lit I'u'l
loan the other il.i;. "I u.is awakuial Hum u
mi in I sli'ip Similar liviinlnx !; lit islle ci'Ii,,'
in mi eiclteil iii.iuncr, 'Hem! lleiuy! come
ipilil. !' 1 (.plain: limit ii.il toil i.ui In Ihc hetnl
ol ile Malm niul at once tinll.il Muol.e. 'Ihcii
I h'li.leil, 'TaKe he lulfc, lliu In Ihc toliicr dial
t in ii in the iilaiiu!' I ciainhk'il luih tu the
loom and uitthcil up koine iloil.cs, ililul.in
IM put them on later. Then I kmII'iI lit llu
,Uaiell, WHO ILLS blCtpiOK Ylllll DO, IlllUll Ml
anil ami ilaheil ilnun tali. 'Wlu-ic is It.' I
ei'tltiliinil, iiiiiuliur hole ami lime tu loitiie ihn
lire. Ileliohl, my ile ia illli in die (lining
loi'in willi Hie hali In her Up ' liIiu a i"l'l
.. in. .....I. !........ .., il... .,.,,, I ...,,... I , ..ml,.
HO. Ullll 10!lll .1111 M III, I.I.IUI, ...tt, u ........
ot je;' on her lai e.
' 'W'iy ilon'l uu ucl out of lieie? Do ou
waul lo he lull til ,1 aloe:' I should,
"'Why. lleiuy, ulmi in the ioilil' the inaltcr
wllli iuiY Aio oit ii.i',v;'
"Xu, I'm not ii.m. I m jut to Know iiluri)
the Ihc. I,.'
" M'lie! thvie l no Hie,' aaiil ,u
" 'What ilhl nu jell tliu for then?'
" 'I illilu'l.'
" 'Well, n hat Iu iliiin.lcr l.s it thenf
" 'Wlo, (hailotie Ii.ii, a tooth,)
" 'liooihie,,, I lliuiiglit Iho liotL-e n.H on itie,'
"'How ttupiil,' iciiuikeil my ulil' coolly a.1
die placed the luhy III hci ihalr ami ttjiicl lor
tlii.' kill lien. 'Why ilon'l ou pul Kliahcili
iluii ii. Do ott iiucttil tu mritv her iiieler jour
aim all il.i? And ou hail Is I lie ;ct ilice;cd,
toy; biciUad H ulnw,l ica'l.'"
CLOSE OF THE
CONVENTION
USEFUL SESSIONS OF THE EP
WORTH LEAaUERS.
Suspended Car Traffic Hntl nn Effect
on tho Attendance, but It Did Not
Dampen the Enthusiasm or Lessen
tho Ardor That Wns Shown by
Those Present in Making tho
League More Helpful Papers Rend
by the Dolegates and Interesting
Addresses Delivered.
The concluding sessions ot the Wyo
ming District. Knwortli League's an
nual convention were held yesterday in
the Anbury Methodist p'plscopal
ohttrch in Ofeen llldge. SuHpendcd ear
tratllc had nil effect on the delegates
and the attendance was not as largo
an was expected.
Tho morning cervices were opened hy
Rev. Will Hlllcr, of Wllkes-Unrre,
with a bible study. Rev. C. IS. Henry,
of Taylor, followed with an address
on "Helps lo Hlblo Study." Uov. Henry
Ik a most entertaining speaker and Ills
address was fraught with many prac
tical hints on tlie study of the scrip
tures. F. J. Schoonover, of Moosle,
and Rev. M. tlodsliall, of "Wavorly,
were down on the programme for pa
pers on bible .study, but were unable
to attend. Rev. Dr. AVIIson, an evan
gelist, from Rhode Island, lead the
three minute discussion that followed
and Rev. Dr. Uickford, of AVIlkes
Uarre," was among the speakers who
took part In tills discussion.
MISS MKY13RS' PAPIOIi,
''Tho Missionary Study Cluss" wns
the toplo of an absorbing paper by
Miss Mary Myers, of Kingston, and
Mrs. C. E. Mogg, of "Wilkcs-Dnrre, fol
lowed with a review of the Kpworth
League field that was quite exhaustive
considering the short tlmu alloted to
her. Of special Interest was the nd
dress by Prof. Leonard, of Wllkes
Barre. After tho discussion of these papers
the different committees were appoint
ed. The following nominating com
mittee was named: S. O. Richards, of
Dallas; Professor V. C. Hanyen, of
"Waverly; Mrs. T. M. Furey, of Moun
tain Top; .Mrs. C. K. Mogg. of AVilkes
Rarro: Mrs, Safford, of Sernnton; .Mrs.
Compton, of "West Pittston, and Dr.
Giftin. the presiding elder. Miss Hol
wig. of Pittston. nnd Rev. .Tames Jones,
of Yates, were appointed the committee
on resolutions. Tho report of the
treasurer for the past year was then
rend and showed the nuances in a very
favorable condition.
The afternoon session was opened by
Rev. Mr., "Wayne, of Luzerne, with a
son,? service, after which a bible study
was conducted by Rev. K. 13. Singer,
of Kim Park church. "True Success,"
by Miss Raehael Jones, of Sernnton,
v. a.s a most inspiring paper, as avus
also the address by Miss Uertha De
Fielin, of West Pittston, who spoke
along the same linos.
One of the distinctly Interesting fea
tures of yesterday's convention was the
junior congress drill conducted by Miss
Margaret Crawford with a class of
children from the Simpson church.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
The following officers were elected;
President, W. A, Sanford, of Waverly;
first vice-president, AV. P. Billings, of
Kingston; second vice-president, Rev.
C. E Seward, of AVilkes-Burre; third
vice-president, William McConnell. of
Sernnton; fourth vice-president, C. O.
Relter, of Wilkes-Kane: corresponding
secretary. Miss Laura White, of
AVilkes-Iinrrc; recording secretary,
Miss Clara llehvlg, of Pittston:; trcs
urer, S. L. Richards, of Dallas; and
superintendent Junior work. Miss
JIary Crawford, of Scranlon.
The evening session was opened at
7.30 with a song service, conducted by
ov. W. T. Blair, of Lehman. A. V.
Rower, of Sernnton, succeeded hint with
an Inspiring address on "Look lTp."
Rev, ti. A. Cure, of Sernnton, de
livered a stirring nddresM on "Lilt t'p,"
Ho dlvdc his speeh into three sec
tions: One, character; two, method;
three, zeal. Rev. Cure declared that
he agreed with ex-Preslde'nt tlrover
Clevland that ('President McKlnley's
success was not due to his mental
training- and education, but to his
diameter and he tried to iiupiivs upon
the convention the Importance of this,
The Kpworth league, he said, was as
well adapted lo save souls as any other
machinery, but ilie machinery should
be worked to its full capacity.
Tlie convtntlon wits brought to a
cIk-o ulth the consecration service.
BACKUS' TEAM AVON.
Defeated the Elks Last Night
134 Pins.
by
The Hacktis bowling team last n
Igllt
di rented the Elks on the hitter's
al-
loin by lai pin.s In a practice g;
Tho complete scorn follows:
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RECRUITS FOR THE MARINES.
Young- Men from This City and Old
Forge Enlisted.
Dining tlie wenk'liusiitesK Mas brisk
at I lie murine recrultlue; station, It!)
Wyoming avenue, Four young nvu
wen.' enlisted by Captain Mahnney and
sent to League Island yesterday. They
tiro Hugh MePcak, Old Forge, and
John Mitllierln. vnilliiiii K. I Hack and
John Coning, of this city.
After theso men are taught the du
ties of marines at Philadelphia navy
yard they will be sent ubroad either on
the European, South American or
Asiatic stations, and thereby stoni
away some useful knowledge about tho
world and Us Inhabitants nt govern
ment expense. Applicants must bo 5
feet I inches In height, able to read and
write, cltlneim of the Culled States, or
legally declined Intentions and of good
physique.
FEDERAL BUILDING NOi'ES.
Jii'.lga It. AV. Atchbald yesterday
adjudged Thomas A. iJlienemler, of
Frcel.tud. Ltuseruu cuuiily, n bankrupt
and appointed Rofuec 11. ti. Fuller to
conduct a heat lug in the cuso October
il at IU a. m.
Chester A. Spcuklc, of Fountain
tWViWwywv
The Dining Room
The Dinner Tabic cniiltot be furnished too cheerfully,
The Milling Tnlrtc is where the family comes together and
the Assemblage is the most cheerful occasion of the day.
tl.t Uul In.ir Ihc i heerfulliess hy pnnr
plrle nettlce for iMebe people III I'lelicli
If t li.tr is mote ill.
bIjuI liohl I.Iirm for
If t li.tr Is mote lli.in .ion cm alVniit, Me
AXygit,
Geo. V. Millar &
mMwmwmmMmmwmwNHwmt
Mattresses Made Over,
Pillows Renovated.
4
We will call for your old mattresses or pillows and re
turn them as good 'as new.
Mattresses Hade Over, same tick, $2.50
New Tick, best material 4.50
Pillows Renovated.... 10 cents per pound.
Sor anion Bedding Co.,
F. A. KAISER,
Lackawanna and Adams Aves.
Fall
Clothing
An examination of our stock of clothing will teach
you how to dress well on little money, We believe
our goods are a little better, and our prices lower,
than in any other store in town. Call and find out.
We stand ready to prove it.
We Want Every Man
Who Is Particular About His
Clothing to Inspect Our Line
Our Clothing is all made by Union Tailors, and put
together consistently, with linings and trimmings
that we know are .good. Our Men's Furnishing
Dcnnrtmeiit is complete in every detail.
Richards
IW3ESSM
4HA,tviuV3
3
Crane's
Offer This Week
Special
Custom and
Tailor-Made Gowns
A showing of Advance
Styles for Traveling,
Calling and Evening
Wear
All the Most Desirable
Materials and Effects,
Exclusive in Idea,
Natty in Appearance..
v3
Crane's
324 Lackawanna Avenue
New
Si
3
Tfyjg-Tmf?ff7'TTII Mill' "'
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Dull'. Ailintib fiuiiiiy. w".- mlJuilBO'l u
Imiikiiiu Ii.v .imlB" ' W- Aivlilmlil.
Ki'lVri't' Hnyili'i- Wlllliiiiirt, was illriTtvil
to loiniiut n linirliin' In il'f '''
liei- !i ni JU a. in.
IKlljilllllU II. .Ifini'.s illstliil Ulloi'lK-V
ur Kuzi'i'iio I'liuuty. w.is y'.snriliiy ml
initti'il In iH-ai-lti-u law la-l'in''' llif bar
of tlii' t'liili-il ftati-a iiiiut ni' I hi' mm-
lllo IVllUI'.VlViUlIll illstilit.
JiKilici'liii' oi' Covciniuoiit HllIllllllRS.
Ituliui'ti unlvuil in thfi city yesti'iiliiy
t'lom AVuBliliieton tu luol over the rc-
ill.slie.1 tihcii i)ll cm net .1 tniu. C.'yn rift
Clilli.l tor
if .). rtvv
hate Merirl' Lliln.i 111 lirnlrr- CIS Afl
I- tllllt.lMl.OI.HHOMMI .l. It, I. .)! 1.1111. fl'l'l'
Co. "WKSKS
MANAGER.
Both 'Phones
i-
& Wirth lacSIe
r
s
6
Building
ml.
lilr.s now liclns niiidi' In tlm foilcral
I ullillu. Ho will pnilialily remain
lii'it; uvi'i' tmlay,
Thevo Is Still Time.
SluilPiits are icglaleiinsc ilnlly for
tlm c'oiisi'i-vatDry'M courses In piano,
UIUvc, 001 l.iiulon btivct. Open all day.
The popular Fundi cigar Is still tha
leader of tho 10b cigars.
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