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THIS SC'IMNTON- TRIBUNR-THntSlXVY, iMARl'H 27 1902.
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.(. .j. .j. . .j. j. .j. j i ! !! S l !
For 25 Years
have been the recognized
standard for brilliancy,
durability and covering
capacity, and that record
still remains unbroken.
Complete lines of
Raynold's Colors,
Ray nold's Oil Stains,
Raynold's Varnishes,
Campbell's Varnish
Stains,
Crochet's Preservatives,
Patton's Shingle Stains,
Whiting's Brushes.
Atlantic White Lead
Pure Linseed Oils
Pure Turpentine
320 Lackawanna Ave.
J '! ! & ! ! 'I' ! ! '.' ! '51 ! "21 '! ! J
BERT LEE,
Express and Drayman
Fi eight and Fuimtuie moved
with caie. Piano moving a
specialty.
Residence leni 228 Finnk
lin ave. New 'phone, 740.
Chairs Recaned
ruinlture uphoKtoieil .mil 1 1 p.ili . 1.
Send postal to 124s Fioldtuo Uo id.
Old 'Phono IH-! (Itcon llldgi
JAMES PAYNE
r
1 MI - III. Ill IOMMMII li Line, luin
Uh .ii kuiv tutiiinitiiil tn llu iiiiiiiv jul I i
ihim ilis li likinuu l.u !il 1 i mlu,r un i
Li I i nut i i mi
( (V I MIDN luliVV 1 in ,um imiiiil
i in i tii n nl 1 1 1 U in in I i n tun Vj. umii
iit 1 1 tit U .iinlii ih ill. I will I . hi hi In
I Iin I'nl. ilmiili loilii
I s I! ( ()N( I III 1)1 Vt.ll VVI llu ih i.t iin
f i llu N hum urn III inl, mil I liu lliii.ni . mi it
v ill iikii it llu luitm tin. llu li i i tin thi,
liuiiiiiiil' it (I ii i Ik I, (lipih- will 1 1 .Urn ou
.ii 7 0 ii'i led.
f I N I It VI. I llllll I M( -,,iil in , u.
I llu ( i mill I al ji union .xlll In hi Id in ( ii
I nil i-.' lull smilit ilninuui llndi n Ml
llll,; 111. Ill' til,.'! I li lltlll I, II. Iiimiiiv. if 'in-
i itmii uill In li.ui.ii ml
-IMS. ( I1W1 I I Kill IDJIIM, -in, ( Inn
I lot It I milk Mm-, . ( tin Iniih i iiiilu I mttil
liniiliin MiiliitiKc, will unit Willi rit-i.-ilii-i
i mi 1 1. No ".', ni't luivhi nlln in llu mil
oi th mi in II, ii loin in inn mil 1 1 ii km
Mint Ml iiiiiiiIiii tin "iili i in i ii v 1 1 I In
iin ml
III (.11 ID 111 I I M (I I II iiiiii. wlui urn
itwlti! tin 1 nlitiiilii i lintil tm I iiLiumtii in n n
tin- list fuin mm,., hi" ,1,1 hi-, lull u -:. in In
i I'll II IIjII. ill 1 1 ( j Mi Hill in-, on In, tul
i hull! in tin titiiti nine "-(Will un. Id it.
will I n, mn hi ""I ilcwii tin mill Mi I in
iin ln un In ill i hull I in Hull ilu mil til)
li.iw fin III II ,liii in M llllllllll
DWYEB, AFTER McLEOD.
He Has a Man Whom He Wants to
Match with the Canadian.
I'lesldout H. I' Connolly of the
Pu anion Illtycle i lull, linn ton-hod n
letter liom Pint Jl. , JJvvyoi. In which
th.iy;ciiteumu iinnuuuios that ho linn
ti wrestler ol piotnls-e, w horn ho tleslies
lo ronnilu unknown tot the piesent nnd
Jnijjyhoni lio would like to uiimiRe u
niitifili In thin till wlili Dun S Mcl.ooil,
thot'miadhm wit-stlii, who Iiuh boon
mh'iI;1h i it nlio-uly nils past wlntoi
HW.M'l. It Mill ho lonionibeiod, was
dc-tehtid liy Mcl.eod nt tho f IH c U cjnh
s-oinci months ago nnd ho seems to In
deslious ot getting lmik sntno ut tho
money ho lout on Unit oicm-lon. He
twites that ho in Milling to Ii.ipK his
man to a eonsieleinblu eMent, ou condi
tion that Mof.eod ngiees to thtow hliu
thioij titnos in un hum
Mej.iud Is ut jnesent n.ilulng Idi his
(online, inijtoh ilth Chuileh Pan, tho
IhiSIMi jt'hamiilon, wlihh Is lo ho
pulBtl ofl'tm Apill 1U, lor a ptuno anil
pldif liotH tmiountlnrf In nil to $J,r,oo. if
n ntutcli h .hi tinged with him, It will
lip ifiScessuij to lmo It cltht'i tho tml
nf lie.vt.vook oi tlio hoglnulmf of Urn
ivei'tf'iirfii Mr Oonnolh Is liopofti)
IhnUuu.tUiaiiBuiiiout ran liu petfootod.
nnd ho Iuih wiltten to Gideon Peuj,
Motfod'fi inaiitisoi HiioioMinB a i opj of
Pwjc'i's letloi
f Make a Note of It.
TJijj dlslslun olllcca of tho I.-ukawiin.
pa (alhoad, ltelMht mid pilKsengu du.
ptutinonts, ate now localod in Uoonia
60S, CO'J nnd 015, Jletus' liulldlng. "'
Schlltz Bock Beer
Poi Kuati'l. Oitlot tally tor ptoinpt
delhei, A Y. Pelnader, 1M Ad. tins
nNonuo
liuyyom faster llowei ,it McCJIn.
ick'H. All hmo Kinwn, 118 W.ih1iIiik.
lock
tun mt-iuit,
PAINTS
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I Matthews Eros., I
TENEBRAE AT THE CATHEDRAL
Solemn ami ifKiiHlcant Ceiemony
Pel f oi mod Ycsteulay.
'I'll' isttontoU ntlpiuii nnd MlnrnltU nut
foioiiionv tho wlntjIliK of lllo Tom
In no took pltt'i rloidnj iirtoimidit
nt l.ilo o i link, In 1. Point 'h tiilliDilinl
It Wits itlloiiik'il In n lut Ki" winnU'Bii"
tlirm mill IllllllV pllfils fliilll Viltlolls
pills lir llto dllHOMl' WtMO III lllO Hlllli
ttlilM.
'I'llO llll0ljlll0, lilt tllO til 111 HUSKI"IH
N iMiiliollinl of llu dm km 14 lull
whlih niiiii was plttiiKPil 111 mIii nnd
1 1 mn w lili li In was ti'Mttioil liv PlirlHl
'I'ho ci'M mom unisjms of llu1 ihniiiliiK
of tho ollloo ill llu tiitv itml tho IiuiiIh
nl Urn sun I'cilliur tin v , In w lilc.li mo tuhl
I hi' mUm of tho piisslon of llu- Hiiilom
llu- i ! m ilKliui and lofin irotltiil. lo Hit
in (oiiipnnlinoiii of appiopilatt' .niln)l'
h al i cicmuiiloM
A pvrmiild tif ihlition iiullox m hoI
ou n itaiulanl In the "itnotilaty, .mil
iih tin' t liantlnir nl tho ollko pioncds
Olio II 1 1 CI IIIIOlllPl Of till' I'lllllllCM Is ov.-
lliiKiilMhi'd until oiilv Iho uipiiiosi one
liMiinliiM IIkIUoiI Wlit'ii tlic oiuollWloi
hi I'lio lias hull told lit cliitlllM this tun
die, llu' llfilit tlllotlliBUNhod Is inn led
liohlnd tilt altiit out of k', sjinlml
lliiK tho Inn lul of Iho .Sailoui. The
drilklii'iM whlclt innio upon tho cuitli
nt Iho I'liicllKloii Is thus typllicd. The
(onltisioii nnd tiinitilt which onmied I'
sy iiilmll-rcil l) illsioidniit nolsos jiiic
lllHCll 1) lllMtlllllH'lItM MollHWllIll MllU
lllll 10 "l.lllllM." Aftl'l II tlllll' tlic
llolso i oiimos, the llldik II cnildlo I'
lil ousht link to low. Mlj;nir.liiK the
losuiioctlmt, and the Miinotuiiiv i1' tlu-n
llltinilnod ) tho llf-luliiB C nil tin.
lupoiM ftom this candle. 'Hie coionion
thou taltoM on a loiotis linn In nun
mi'iniiiiitloii of tho lodoinptlou
'I he pi losts who lid in tho t c-ioinonios
won Jtov P V. t.lM'llo, IJo llouiN
liuiki diiintoiM JSe Patiltk l!o
liiliil. IU'. P. .1. .Alanle, P.i' Danlol
Dunn, . liimi-iit.i thins Itt. l'.t M. .1
lloli.tn. Ili' P. H I. nolle. Uc V. A
(ionium, Upv A KnuiiiM. I!c Ilonij
Uuikf and P.t? J .1 IJolfion, li isons
. loattnp ol tin- pi'iouiom was tho
sIiiKlni; ot the tit t It tli P" ilm nnd the
i.intli'k' ol X ich.uliiM, bv tin bovs"
tholl- of M Thorn im' i ollf m The
t holt Is imposed ol Mil h tfl (illkn-lv
Cull Povii'i, Stinlon. Ilm k lkliuiind
lllllkr. Joseph GllllRllllll TlKllllls
Walsh Thomas JI t William Mchin
John Itlin;. lolin Heap lo p'i llolllj
John Paddrii, .lann I' null Aim 1 1 it
Muipln John Mliinln illi mi (ill
siin Alofalus Collifciui Moses O .Mall(
John L-,iioii. J imes Cunmilns, Kon
ii Hi lUiiiuu Paliick Mi'Ilalo liiothor
I'atilik and niothei liialllin, (ho of
tho r.uulH, sane, with tho suiuVnt'
Tho solo puts woio sust ilupil bv Mlch
ai 1 (iilliKKh. t hm moii inn, who In
a unlink ililc pine and t.wi'ot i)lu
Todij, Uoh Thuisd.u, P.lshop ilohui
will bloss and dlstiibulo the oils ustd
tliiouRlumt tho oat in iho nlmlnlstia
t Ion of aiioiiM ol the 'aci.um nts Tho
p istoi ol t ii h pulsh in tin dloiose and
in tn ol tlu assist int pi losts Mill al
ti'iul to putidptto In this ooioinonv,
and the pincos Ion atlond ml upon tho
li.inslei ol ilu- hlps'-cd siii.nnoiu fioin
tho in iin alt.n to a sdo thai to lit
t pnspu lot public idotatlon
NEARLY ILL PERFECTED
Aiiangemeuts foi the Chaiity Ball
Aie Fiactically Completed De-
coiations Finished.
V lilt lnsj or III' nCllCl.ll I OllllllllUC
and --I'lti il ol the- stib-ioinmlttcos of
tho ilimu bill, to bo ssutii at the
now ai linn in l Jlond i nln'lit, loi the
u nellt ol St Josi pit's PoimillhiK Homo,
was held lii.t nlBlit In the Kniuhts ol
Coll'inbus tlltb house Thou was a
l.HM alteiKlnnii nl botli the 1 idles and
I'litleiiic'ii ciitniu Isliif, the s-owtal loni
nilupos and a bu- and i nthusinstii
lmothir, look pi ice
M 1 lleilo.v ih. ill man ol the iiiin
lilltue on lxits ii-poitril thill all ol
lie thlil-st lii Ijoms hid boon dls-po-pil
ot and ill xL s mote will likely
bo built to meit the demand He tiho
slated tlitit siti.il bo-lioldois, who do
not tan- puikulmb w heihot- oi not
iht'j ' octupj iliein impowuid tho
"oniinltloo tn -,cll the bop' a scciiuil
linn II li i oulil Hud puitliaseis
liimijt' W (lnke loi tho loinniittee
ou ilu ointloiw. stutiil ihiit the woik ol
iciuialli. Is now complete In oeiy
dotiill, mid as t,n a, this ri-atiiie ol the
inclinations is loureiiud, the bill
lould hii been In Id l.ifei nlfrhl. Ml.
I'laik stld the ilt eolations me uniiies
liou.tblv the miisi (Iaboiate oot seen
in Ihls (ll, oi n Mm pissing llio-e ol
the ball with which the aiinotj was
opemd 'I liu Until Is to be put In place
SntuuhiN, mull I the dlioitlon of Piol
I Pi ink Me.; i I II will iiliiinl 'if fm
iittiiiH ii'tt ot dtiuiliiK: loom and bo
coNoicd with li oiled clash The piosoiit
intention it that tin dnniiim Hoot shall
l located In tin lontci ol the hull.
t 'llll ll inn 11 I' .1 llf.lltli. Miu I' '
i Wills, .Mm 1!. Duifiian mid JIik
Anna I'ttslik and othc is, made most
em oni. mini.- it polls on thei Nile ot
tickets, Pioin piesent Indications, thoin
Mill be not less than I fliM poisons
pu sent nl the hall
A 1. i'nso. who was usslmud to
sec uio .ipotkil tiains on the Oolawmo
and Hudson, in aicommmliiie those
who will w tut in kii up mid down the
. nlli , ulloi iho hall, stnttd thai ho
hud Intel low oil fcklpeilutoiulput Man
lllo and would lecfiwi an aiiswci to
dti.v as to whtitliei oi noi tills in i, tunc,
un ni could bo iiiado.
lion John j:. itnclio Maittl ihni u
inniinllloo jopiosoiitliiij the Jloino tin
Iho Kilundloss hud walled ou lilui with
t toiiiost that the chaiity ball toininlt.
too undoawn to hiuo tho de'coiatlnns
lonuiln In plain until nltei tho conceit,
whkh is (o lie Kheii uiidoi the uii.
pkes uf the Hoiuo loi iho Piioudks.s,
on tho hiuiciiIIiih; Thin id ay night. ,
ii'Milutkni was iinanlmoiihly udnptod
pledijlurf the cDniiiiltteo'.s bc-si ciidtii
oi.s to Menu- tho fawn iho Homo Is
asklnc
Vailous ol iho t.iib-iciuiiniticts niol
Kmaiatoly nfloi the koiioiiiI iiieeilna,
lo poifoct itlio doluilh nl theli seleial
iask
CONTROLLER'S KNIFE.
The bills of the inusttililt'S lot sol
lutr Muhpneuas In iho kanifsiuir-Kelb
lectloi loiiiL-st IniMi been piesontoil to
('ouiuv t'ontiollen' Jones, and ho, In
un n. Iuih placed them In tho hands ol
Ids atltunej, e. Judge iMtpeiitoi. with
i lew ol kLtuiliu, mi opinion iih to
Hull IokuIIU.
Tlia total iillioiiut ol iho hills Is about
SIU.OOO ThU Hiiic-SHiils Ift iwils poi
siibpoeiiii. mid un u oiai,o of fifty cents
llilleago fii'i- subpiieiin t'ontinllei
Jone.i helioses, that tho lonaiablos mo
not untitled lo moio ilian lifteen tenth
tor -tuning .i subpoena, and fuels that
thb claim of Uv- miles Inn el to leach
c.uh witness is a hit ovtrmuijrHiit. He
Iitopose.s that thei bills shall lie voir
jnutei lully leiluet'd. The constables will
Hshtuii mtlliii,- down of their claims.
ALLOWS CLAIM
EX-PATROLMAN WINS HIS SUIT
AGAINST CITY.
Judge Newcomli ToUows l'levlotii
Local Decisions nnd Rules That a
Police olhYei in a 'Child Class City
Can Not Be Dismissed Except by
Joint Action of tho Mayor nnd
Select Council Non-suit in tho
Case Against the Mutual Aid As
sociation Couit Notes.
In the suit of i-Piitioliiiiiu Mm tin
Pltihuti in lpcow'i puy fioin the iltv
foi two IiUoiwiIm when he was under
suspenskm, the- Inn. uslc'tdu, le
tuiiic'il a wallet foi the pluiutlff In the
tuff mnouiit of his c'luini, whlih, with
Intel ell. was $1UU II
In IS'i", ho whs suspended by Muoi
llitllcy for four montliM ppudlnir mi In
vestigation mi i-hiitKPM of nilsoondllet.
Tho Mplect rouncll mum not consulted In
the mutter. Nov !, IS')'), Major Molr
dismissed hliu 1 1 oni the foice. Potinell
did not coiioui in the dismissal until
two weeks had passed. Plttheity was
ipfust'il pn for the time he mum uiidoi
Mtis))piislon, and given onlv nine iIiivm'
P ty loi the nionili ol Novembei. when
he was dismissed. lie sued to loeovt-l
pay lot the four months hu was undei
suspension tint, leu u lull month in No
vrmbei Pltv Solli Itoi Wutsoii waiitcil to slvow
that when Plahettj wits lelnslatod one
ol the conditions was thai he would not.
ask p t tin the time ho was under
suspension, but Attotnevs Itecdy and
Uonahoe, couii-ol loi tho plaintiff, ob
jected to the admission of tho testi
mony on tho mound that it wits lmniii-
toiial and JiicIrv New comb sustained,
them inIiiiK thiil, ien II It was tine,
ii would not be binding as It mus an
act .igulnsi public pollcv, oi mine spe
illlcaliv sjicakliiK, an attempt to pay
the i ltv foi MflvliiR him emplovment
-Ml U .ttson auvtiod 'stionuously
iK.ilnst the acceptance ol the decisions
in the WnNli, Lewis, V.tuI and Dvpi
i f-eu, m'IiIc h weio to the ellec-t that In
it tlili il class c Uj mi oflltoi tan not be
leiiiiivoi. bv the in itu without the ton
cum nee of seleit lounill, but JuiIki
New comb atPpptcd these deeihlons nnd
Instiuctcd the imv that the pliilntllf
was cntllled to the )ia he was c lalni
iny ptovldliiB it was tine that he hold
hlmsolt in lotdliiP's to peiioini tin
duties ot patiolman duiini; the Intei
vals In iiucstioii. The onlj ciitesilon
subinitttel to the luij was as to m he th
ei or not Kliheily did hold himself in
lotdlncss, and us this was undisputed
the jin v s task Mas an easj one. The
tlt.v solkltoi will locoinmend that the
case be appealed lo the Supiome
cotiil
In the case ol Mis Mittj Ann llj.m
iiK.ihiMt the Delaw.ue. Liekawanna and
Western Mutual Aid association for
l,noo death benellts, Judfre Edwmds
gi. tilted a conipitlsinj non-sull, ou the
ri ou ud Hi it the paitj Insmed was a
non-bcntlielal iiiembot nt the time of
his dtath, because ol his being In ai
leais lo the association John J Mut
phy and Thomas p Duffy lepiesented
iho association
A lompulsoiv non-suit was also
ri anted in the case ol fiiace Donnelh,
niluilnlili.itiK, at,itin&t C C Johnson,
because ot the non-api)eaianc e of the
pl.mitlfl
The i oal case ol 'Lhtiinas Uavls and
olli'MS against A P. Uussell M is hatt
ed, jesteidav uftcinoon, at the conclu
sion of the plilntllf's ttstinionv, bj a
motion by Mc-ms Pike and Hannah,
on the put ot Hit ih fend int foi bind
In,; Instiuc lions u wis claimed that
llu- suit was bi ought moie than sl
vc.us nltei iho allOKod Illegal mining
of coal took place and that the tieble
dam.iRes statuti und"i which the suit
was bi ought, does not applv In a case
whole the pat tii s ate lossoi and lessee,
bul only In uis-os wlioio the Illegal
nilnei has no lights on the piopettv.
Judgp "Wheriton put the i.ihe ovei un
til tomoiiow that he ml,lit have lime
to give due consldeiatlnu to this new
point ol law
Judge Iklwmds Is tugged In trvin,;
llie case ot Muiv Walsh and otheis
against the boiough ot Wlntou Thev
sue foi SJ.'OO loi damages alleged to
have been doni to theli ntopeity and
injuiv to tin It he.ilih bv a stagnant
pool at the lent of theli lot, caused bv
the boiough blocking up a culveil and
dlvettlng a uituiil siicain so Hint It
oveillowt-d tholl land .lo'eph O 111 Ion
nnd Pi. ink M l.viuh iipiesenl the
plalntllls 'Hie dtfenso Is looked uftei
liv P.oiough Solli Itoi James J. O'.VIal
k v mid John J. Muiphj
A voidltt lor the- deleudauts was io
tuiiud In Judge Nowcomb's com t, in
Iho i.ise of Antonio .Magnotta ngainst
A Hodslik and Mite, of West Sciuntou
.Mngnotta Micd for $Jl,ri(i foi a founda
tion wall he built bv coiitiaot He
aduilltid the wall was not completed,
but i Inline d he was pi evented b the
ilelendanis fioin completing It The
dPleiidants Kstlded that he gave up
tho Job voltintailly lather than follow
the spttKlcatloiis that had been ngicid
upon John p Muiphv lopiospnted
Iho pi 1 1 n 1 1 ft nnd P P I.oiirIiiiiii, the
di feiid.tuts
The ciiso of Mmv Westoivelt agitliist
the tfiiantoii Itullwiij compaii) wns 10
piillid set He'd Tho plnlntlff lecelvid
?'i0 .-lie sin d lot peifcunul Injuiles
sustaliitd In June, iMly, b being thtow u
fioin mi open un which, on ut count
of c-Mcsslve pco(, RiiM' a sudden and
violent liu c li In intituling u nilve al
Iho c oi noi of Sow nth sued nnd West
l.nck iwiuma avenue, Joseph O'Hiltn
anil C'huPiico Ualeutlne lepiesented the
plaintlll Mnjoi j;:veiett Wauen iep
ic.seiiitd the delonse.
Sho Did not Like Him.
Minim W. Km i li, of Nay Aug, was,
jeUeiduj. gi anted a divoiiu fioin Ids
wife Helen I.avvieuio Kooc h, ol mo
Mlllbom Hlieet, ou the giound of de
mi Hon
Thej wtie nun I kd .Sepltiiibcl Jl,
lhS, ill Dunnioie, and lived together
twelve youis Poi a nillllbtl nl jeais
ihey lived ut DID Mulbeny stiett, wheie
Mis Ktoih i ondui tod n bom ding
house lie went to Nu Aug to live
and Hied to have hoi give up tho
bonding hoiiM- mid uciuinpauy him,
but hho l of and hho wild she woukl
noi live with him In Na Aug m any
othc) place m lougei as she dkl not
llko him. Aitoint) k P. Wulemiih
lopiesiiilttl the llln llanl
Befoie Judge Vosbuig.
In mpliaiiH' unlit .vestoidu Judge
A A Vo&buijc heiiiil the audit in the
eatutu of Hildgot Collins, decj4u,c'd. No
exceptions weio likd to the Hccoiini of
the executoiH mid tlu cvidunto laktn
it-l.ited to thu dlstilbutlon of the funds,
in thct hands of the ticcouutuutij. T. J.
Duggan, iippc.ued for the exetutoi?,
mid ut lite conclusion or the heating
Judge Vosbuig hatuh'd down the ipport
us iiudltliig ttidgo tuuiliiiilng the iUr
tilhtillon ns tnmle by (he cvectltori.
Judgp Vosbuig handed down u ip
poit us auditing llltlge In the t'Stnlc
of Ann A. Pontiollv lit which llu pv
eplilor Is sin dim god with u small Item,
lie bunded down a decree dlslllbullng
the Imliinte found hi the oNccittoi's
hitmls.
A ii'imit was ulo tiled 111 the estulo
of l'lbn lluyel;, dec eiiBCtl, liWiildlng
(llittilbullon of the Minis In the hands
or the c'vcelllor, there being no cseop
tlons lo his iKcouul
Salnukiv of this week, ut Hi a. in.,
Judge VoMlmig will take up the adiuill
catlon and final eoiilh million or llie ur
uiuiits or nil eecutois, udinliilMliatois
mid t-titnthins vviioso lueounts vvpio
eonlliniPd nisi nl the beglniilliB ol the
plpseiit teiin. Ac'eolllltitlits tne expect
ed to be ptosont with vouoheis leiulv
to be pioducpd lr ealled tin bj the
com I
Mnniage Licenses.
Mllll un Sum nkr . "-ihinion
1'itrnilf biilntil Sitmiinii
Inliii HirRliiu.tr VitliliaM
Hlalmlli I'rolnl Vn lilwlil
I toil lliilliinii Mllniuikip
MKBle llu id- Mnimliilii Vilk)
COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.
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lint unlit ttnulil nul lie 111 I-'sloH (.coil llltllt.
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VI Illi un All'intikli lo liilnir it i ejectment inlt In
si llie llie qiirstlan ot tllli' lo i iiruputv In Mcsl
sit iiiloli, w liu li sin- luild-t 'mil in ttliiili lie
I I linw iin inli ii"1
Hip InllnuinK line li-cn ill inn ii-- I ile-ini i ti
pern in citll unlit this mil. V ill! nil K llie,
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lulin (illliilc, (iciiiui- II. II, Ilm in, 1 mill
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Willi (tnilliu liioiuf lioni Old 1'ntBi linlcl
kitpii-. mil wlio wis -intpnilcidl lit hi-i licniitfl
ll 1 1 1 1 Will. .IL.H, Wis iiIpimm! t(l(llllt in sixi
lull, fmiiMi il liifon- IiiiIli. Ki lit In VI i hid
Jot In mil Mnltri Ivofc liln-kl
EASTER PROGRAMMES,
Piogi.inniiis ol music foi Hastci set
vices, intended foi fciittuikn's Tiihnnc,
should ie.uk this ollue not Iniei tli in
Thuit.cl.tv .iltcinoon.
S STOPPED.
D. and H. Employes Staited to En-
cioach ou River Bed, but Weie
Called Off by Police.
A ttain of belaw.ue and Hudson Hat
ens loaded with a 'gang ol laboieis
was stopped on a siding just to the
not th of the West Lackawanna avenue
biidge, cmlv esteldllv moininR. and
the woilc ot dealing up the eastetly
side ol the Hacks Mas begun
The cais Mete nukkly loaded high
with dilt, Mhith has lor eais been
sliding down alongside the Hacks lioni
Iho high bank on the eastetlv side. As
soon as all the cms hud been lo tiled,
the Haiti was pulled onto the dovv ti
ll ack, alongside the ilvei bank, and
the (lilt was shovelled out to fill in mid
stiengthen thit poi Hon of the bank,
Mhicli was patlallv washed awa din
ing the Hood
This opeiatlon Mas lcpcilcd seveial
times until the bank had been extended
out about sl feet tow aids the livet lot
a distance of powi.il luindied .uds
Someone had lepoited the matter to
Diiectot ol Public Woiks Roi he In tho
meantime The hulei ofllc lal called
upon nitectot ot Public S.ifte Wot ni
sei to is-ist hlin In in eventing tho en
cionclmiont upon tho liver bed.
Two patinlnun were despatched to
the scene shoitlv befoie noon and they
oideitd the foi email In chaige to dump
no moio ellit on the 1 1 oi bank. Tho
oidei was compiled with and a patiol
man was kept ou the giound all the
afternoon, to see that a compliance
was continued
It is undo! stood that the coinpaio Mill
, esiiine the woik ihls moi iilng, and will
not .stop unless lesti allied bv an in
iiini Hon.
HE DSED SUDDENLY.
Chailes M. Haipei Tell Unconscious
at His Home on Adams Avenue
and Soon Passed Away.
Lliniks Mattes Haipei, an old and
well-known cmplrije of the Delaw.ue,
Lackawanna and WpmIci ii icimpany,
i, led siultlc.nl) csteulnv moinlng at his
home, sJ! Adams avenue.
Mi. Haipei wns appaiontlv In the
btst of health when he aiose yestoidav
mninlng. lie wont Into the bnth loom
about 7 o'clock and shoi tl aftci ho
enteied the mom. tho inembeis of the
I'ainllj down-stalls lieaul a clashing
.mind. Hushing Into the bath loom,
thev loiiud .Mi. Haipei lj liter uniou
sclous ou the ilooi. He died In a few
moiupnts and the physician, who at
ilved .shoitly attetwmds, pi onounced
Hie cause as heat t lallme
Mi. Haipei was bom In fktnntou Just
llftv-bevei' eats ago, and had lived
heie evei since. He Mas an espeil
decoiator and had been einplojed nt tho
Lackawanna iai shops for over twenlv
jeaif- Ik' iM Hiitvlvod by a wile and
Iwo daughters, Mis P W Roll and
Miss Augusta Haipei, both of this dtj.
Two In otheis and two slsteis also sui
vlve li Illi. Joseph .Tin ob. nnd Mis, Isaac
llnppon, of this illy, and Mis, Waltei
Walght. of Colona, 111. The funt-ial
aiiaiiRouients have not ,vct boon coiu
plttod. ANOTHER PITCHER SIGNED.
He Is WiUlnm McGaiy of Last
Season's Ensteii League.
Malinger Law son has signed unnthu
pitcher lor the Hcnintmi hasp ball ilub
The now mini ks William Mctluiy, of
Huston Pa Mdlmy is a joungster
vvlioin Ml Laws-oil staitpil as a ptofes
slonal lasi season as n member o tho
Huston ilub mid b. hit, lino Mink in
the bo ho was helplnl nmleilally to
that ilub lo win the ihamplonbhip hist
)em
Of the twtnt) buiuls McHnii pltt li
ed last siasou io won fouueeu IW Is
also a good batter ami Holds hki posi
tion propel ly Munngoi Lawbon be
llows ho Is u 'loiiit-i" and will develop
into u iltbt-tlass man
MtfJaiy'ls Hvo fed. eleven Inches in
IciKili and vveighs 170 pounds Ho pos
sessei. gieat spied and good cliivos
One more pitihor mid n skint stop is
still needed to complete tint temn.
Jhfllnloik can bo found nt IIS Wask
ington luc-uuc, with a full line of Haster
lliiuotiug plants mid novelties.
100!? Giuuanteed Bicycles
Por $J0, at Com ad Hros.' Open oven
IiiKs. 'M Wjoinlng avenue,
XTENDING THE
m.ll vsrnn
GIVING ITS ADVANTAGES TO
TOWNS AND HAMLETS.
Plans That Have Boeil Adopted and
the Success Met with in Estab
lishing' Reading' Rooms and Edu
cational Classes Thioughout tho
Antlnnclte Coal Region Plans
That Have Been Made for Still
rtuther Extoiicling- This Good
Work Among' Foielgneis.
The mtlhiaelte legion Mltli Its dense,
hetciogciicotiM popiilntloii, and nieitgip
udvnntagps foi seir culttuc Is at last
lecelvhur some thought from men of
lecognls-pd association abllltj. Tho
cities have had nuincious good llbiat
ics, gyinniiBlumM mid many advantages
or which the )oung men or the mining
towns knew eery little. Thcie linw
been attempts by plilliinthiople people
In some of the Iowum to aid tho men
in developing tlioniselWM, but nothing
of a substantial iiiituie had ever been
done until the plans of the unthiaclto
region committee weio intioduced.
The committee Is being highly com
mended on the piogic-ss ot the gieat
Moik It has n iitlc i taken.
In some hamlets vvlit'ie, about a juur
ngo, veiling men could be seen standing
In gioups nemly eveiy night In the
week, with no puipose In view save
passing the time, can be found u wiy
dlffeient state of nffalis at piesent.
Young Men's Clnlstkin associations
have been oigiinlrod; leading i minis
have been opened, and inanj ot the
oung men me .seizing the oppoi Utility
of Impiovlng Hull time So veiy little
expense is attached to the tunning of
an association, accmdlng to the plans
of the committee, that even the small
est town in the legion may slime of
Its betipflts ,
HDUCATIONAL PLANS.
'Iho plans for education woik hive
been completed, and night schools will
bo started In eveiy lUboctatlon on the
Hist of Octobei, nnd continue until
Apill . The examinations will be
given b the International Young Men's.
Chtistlan association boaid or examin
es s, mid the students who successfully
puss will be gi.mtpd diplomas which
will be iecogni7ed by the faculties of
many of out It tdlng colleges nnd tint
veisltits. In the Lehigh legion much good Is
being accomplished The association
ut Fiecland owns Its own building, and
oung men's meetings aie held ewtj
week. A Bible class Is conducted week
ly bv the field seeictatv. A class of
bojs meet once a week for gymnastic
tit 111 and Bible study. The woik at
Fieeland shows Mhat can be done in
a wtj short time. It is but a few
onis ago when the men of this plate
came togethei for the put pose of doing
something loi theli fellow -men
The ellects of theli petsistence and
dutei initiation foi better things aie not
only manifest In the building Mhicli
thev have elected, but in the chaiactci
and attainments of some of the joung
men or the town 1 looms haw been
stcuiid at Ttesckow, and a wiy good
work Is tnnied cm by the wlunteei
men, aided bj tho Held sertetmy.
Lugeb attended nible tltsses ate be
ing conducted weekly at Jeddo and
Sandy Run At Not thumbei land the
oung men's looms are on the giound
floor , the 1001ns aie well furnished
and open cvetj evening. The men's
ineplings aie doing much good foi the
upllltlng of the standaids of living, and
the aie attended bj no sin ill percent
age of the male population A leading
loom is ojien at Mineisvlllo and is be
ing used to good advantage by the men
and bovs ol the town
N HARDY ASSOCIATIONS
The intoiest at Tajloi, in Liekawan
na dlstilct, is still giowlng and the
nieiiibeishlp lontinues to Incieasc.
Iklucatlon.il i lasses have been can led
on with mmked attendance Tlieio
me iempoi.ii oiganUatlous al Jet
inn, Aichbald and P.usons, and these
w ill soon become pei manent. The
outlook tor an association at 01 pliant
nnd Hietiivvood Is piomlslng, these
plates have been Isited a number of
times
in legal el to the roielgneis, It Is ox
petted soon that a slmll.u oig.tnizn
tlon will be ell ei ted for the toieign
spe iking men lit each of tlic se towns.
Piollmlnaiv steps haw ahe.idy been
taken at Nantkoke and Foi est C'lt,
The plan ot the Anthi.iclle Region
committee Is iidmliably adapted to the
needs ol tho roiclgn siieaklng oung
men, because, llieio Is tit piesent no
agenc that itflouls them the oppoi -t
unity tor advancement along educa
tional and social lines,
Veiy few English speuklng people aie
lully awaie of the gieat needs of these
men. They me putctlcally destitute as
to lltoiatuie in theli own language, unci
one ol the plans ol the Anthracite Re
gion committee, Is to put Into elu illa
tion a llln m v in the foieign lauguiiges
ihioughotlt tho entile legion, so that
tho ma liuvo the nppoitunlt to fit
thenisehen tor usetiiliiess in sodolv,
and to inulte thoin good Indtistiioiui
AniPilc.in titUt'tiH
Hscollent niietlngs aie being held b
the itssotlatlon At Nantkoke, on the
lull Inst, then- weio between U'." and
Kill iiiesoiii, It was deckled at the last
incoilng lo t-iitoi looms, and hao
ovti thing In older to be occplod ou
the 1st ol Apill ll Is vvondiiftil to see
how tho men lake hold of tills woik
ut Niintkoku, nnd If the tuttue tan be
piedlded fioin Indications uf tho pres
ent, mi excellent showing may be ex
pelled Tim looms ut Foily Foit have
been open tot sonio time, nnd the men
me veiy enthusiastic- In the movement.
Hdiutitloiial classes will be htm led at
this place about Apiil the 1st. and inn
tlnuo until tho Inst of June.
Y M C A AT OLD FORCJH.
Oil the liicmbetsliip llstb (initiated
al Kingston tlieie aie ICO names, which
is a pi oof Hint iho men want some
good place to utilize their spate time to
good advantage, Dotiniu eton l.u
.seine boiough, Hilvvarilsvillo and othti
(owm, aUJucPlU to Wilkes. Uai i e uio
inking steps to oig.inlze.
Rooms liave been eniitil at Old
Foigo In the ii'ittuil pun of the town
mid the same has been c-aipetcd mid
liu nibbed One of tho pi eminent men
ot tho place was so favoiably disposed
to the movement that ho pieseutcd tho
ouug bund of woikeis with an oigau,
to be used In theli hoivltes TJie looms
mo nicely fitted up foi nieotlngs, legu
kii class woik mid bible study Tho
Hist meeting was held In theli new
ijuaitcis, Humid the 10th.
St hu lltlll Haven Is enjoying some
in I v lieges of the woik; the leading
loom is open eveiy night dm lug tho
week, The men of Neseopeek deseiwl
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We doubt whether tliere Is a housewife but what would llko
to have a set of Fine Dishes, were It not for the fear of having
them broken by the children or some careless servant.
We have a limited number of Ouoiiilago China, na PIcco
flli.MHH Cn ...I.ImU Im h nl 1 1 . 1 I. . 1 1. 1...1. 1 !.(.-.. .. .J. t .
U, wiiiui.1 ui wiiiuii is puimivcijr uio tuuiJimBi t-iitiia itiauet ior
$18.00. The ware Is perfect, no chips or fire cracks there Is a
5 slight variation of decorations- which gives you a . .
g S30.00 Set for $ 1 8.00
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FOR BEDS
We are showing the finest line of Brass Beds
ever seen in Scrauton. Their finish is perfect.
Our Iron Beds cost you about two-thirds what
you pay elsewhere.
F. A- KAISER, Manager.
Lackawanna and Adams Avenues.
4H$AdA$AA$A$)
S TIE SATISFACTION
1 W BUYING MERE
tK3tt
Is In knowing Hint jtm get the beht of Uiy Goods valuei
ofteied anyvvheie. The itocks .no ot the bi oddest lange and the
moat eiltlcnl tastes cm bo quickly satisfied. Don't bo suiptlsed
at wit it ou see heie. It's the lesult of advanced "up-to-dateness,."
3
g Society Silks for Evening Wear.
These .no bound to please all women of good taste and judg
ment. Handsome unci most l.tshlonable, ilck and line, the
hc'jton's favoilte-s.
Crepe do Chono. Taifotas.
Liberty Satins. China and Jap. Silks.
Foulauls in Silks and Satins.
Fancy Weaves in "Whito Silks.
Silk Mous3elino in all tho Colors.
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You can's go Miong In this stock. All the popultu gi.ides; j
nil ilu? ultra, fashionable styles .tie heie In piofuslon See tho
goodis, feel the qu.ilitv, get samples If you like, thev will nston- SJ
ish you. j
2 iich Laces and Dress
The following .no only suggestions of the stoik ot J.aces
mid Ti huntings mo have heie. Uveiv fancy and taste is cateied
lo 1. el us c.itei to youis
Medallions, Bmssels Net,
Ecurial Laces in Black and White,
La Toaca Net with Whito Dots for Gowns,
Black and Whito Laces and Allovers,
Cluny Laces in Black and White and Eciu,
Insertions and Allovers to Hatch.
These and otheis we have aie sti Icily in touch with the latest
..ml newest We don't hesitate to My they aie as good as can
be had. You'll notice that the wisdom ol expel ts Is shown In
the collection.
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If; THE SATISFACTORY STORE.
1 4-4Q2 Lackawanna 4ve.
($vM$Mra'?Mtv$M
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Fire Sale of
i -Wall Paper and Shades.
Jacobs & FasoSd,
505 Linden Street.
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gieat ctedlt foi the excellent lesullr
w 1 ought thiough thoin bv the splilt.
Jlen's incetlngs and llie bible classes
111c held ovciy week. Tluoiigh the
em nest and caiotul study of the blbto,
the giovrth ol' the spliitual woik Is
ety much In evidence, it Is expected
thtit the time will soon tome when
neutlv ovei town In the gieat An
tbi.iclte belt will be cnjong some
pi Iv lieges of the plans ot the move
ment The weak hhould lecehe the he.n ty
Rtippoit ot all guod citlens of eveiy
tow 11 who mo desiious of nnielltnuc
liig tho condition of their fellow nun.
To Pi event Elect! olysis.
1 lulu llu- I'lnl lili Iphi 1 Keidiil
Tho ilty ol lliltlmnio htih sucuedid
In making aiiangeinentb Mlth tho
Pnl ted Hailw.oH and niecttii coni
jiany In that city b) which, ll lb hoped,
the much dteaded elcctiolyalH, which
destioys gas and watei pipes, Is to bo
meiiome Tho agieement ptovldos
that Uio city is to lecc-lvc $300 annually
Ironi tlie iailwa lonip.iiiy fop tho
pi l liege of limning a copper vvito
nemly two inches thlik tluougli iho
nitmk'Ipnl subway h, U Is expected that
Ibis who will tuko up tho sin plus I'lll
it'iit which hns been oscaplng into the
giound and tilling up tho pipes and
send It back to tho power huuso, theie
by giving iho company moio power
and giving icllot to tho water and gas
tompmlea. It will cost Uio lallway
company about 20.000 to lay and bitty
tho wire, and ii the calculations tun
cot toe I the gain will bo enonuoiiH, nt It
Is epcc ltd to wive a. laigo amount of
e-Iectt Icily. AVhcthor it will woik well
lit pi.utleo iiiul nvueomo the gieat
damage done by ilectioiysiH lenuilus to
bo seen Those lutetobted in the plan,
how even profess to have gio.it conll
dence In it. If it hhould piovo tho hiic
ce.ss ONpected oilier titles will doubt
less adopt Uio plan.
Suiveyois of Customs.
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Malilnj;toii, MjhIi ju lh3 pnlJvm tixljy
.cut lu (hi! Miuu- the lollouln," iioiniiiUloiu lor
butifjciis ot iuluim: I'nry Jl. lytllc, dltikt
ol I'lilUJclpliU, Jlaliluu a (larliml, iwit ct
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