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X'Uli SCHAlNTON TRIBUNE-4'HURSDAY, MAY 1, 1902.
Points
AboatPAINT
1. Billliancy.
2. Durability.
3. Covering Capacity.
TIIK COST li MIMIXAIi nnd I.MM
bo rmnparlton cvllli tlio HATISt'Ari ION
fMicrlrnccil ami IH'MII.T iilllnlncil In
lulnir an nrlldc eelilili nmlnlni (lido
Tiiiiti: i:ssxr,vi iai. iji'Ai.iiiih
LUCAS' TINTED
GLOSS PAINT
l Hip tlKC0nSIZr.il STASDAtlD In ready
lllud IViliKs.
Atlantic White Lead and
Pars Linseed Oil ... .
make n "BVr.llt.VSTINfl" alnl anil
llici. nppllnl Willi WIIITIMTN Ilill'StlKS.
i lioiitittfiil and iiciitiaiurit linlsli Is al
ttajs assured.
WIIOI.KSAI.K and Ite-tull A&cn.
MATTHEWS BROS
320 Lackawanna Ave.
n
Our New
Store at
the Old Stand
Is the most attractive and
artistic in the city. The
same can be said of our
stock of
Pictures
Frames, Wall Paper, etc,
You are most cordially
invited to call and see the
beautiful things we have
for sale.
Jacobs & Fasold
209 Washington Avenue.
CIGARS
By the Box
All llic (.Priding nriml? of l-ienl Cigars
At $1.75 Per Box.
Morris' Magnet Cigars
The Bout Value for .1 cent. 'In one and jou
will -iiuiKr no cither.
E. C. Morris,
325 WASHINGTON AVENUE,
I.jrge-t miely of I'ipei in St union.
City Notes. J
OWM'.lt U Wri.O. iuiWp .iildiierl to
Kill 111 W. Kioft i al the Stidiilon potoffkc
nw.iitin; its o uicr,
Mci.riNr; or m N.fii:it.s. rhe imird of
minitrrri of llic Home foe the I'ileiulle will
meet lunierroir inoining .it U o'elmk Jt tlie
Home.
(HUItAI. SiOCIKrV.-llip Citl.olic Cliui.il dull
will meet tonight for rlio.n -il .it 8 oMotk at
the Kniirhts tf rnlinnlm-, inmiK. Meiiiln-rs .uc
reiuested to biini; their imiiii" with them.
Vor.(J UOMCN'M (I.ril. The Citliolio
Ypiiiii; Wuniin's dull .mil all those luleiesled in
the ou.irii.iliou .uv ieiiipiri) In mei I thin een
ins .it IIMI o'lloek .it the tliili limiH', 122 W.i-ii-incton
junuc.
'Hie SMers of the Cood .shepherd nf 1'inW lenee,
Scranton, I'.i., nuke i vpeUilt.v ot tinmlrjliu
and will he eiy ur.ileful Io rueiw any onh m
for phln oi f.mij- incdle woik, .iKo crocheting
or emhiuiileriiig.
WAS MM' M'c (TsMTft. Hie Household
Outlining compim did nnl furni-.li (lie ullUc if
P.iltrrMHi, .is htileil In .uMenlnV 'liihune. lie
tried to feuiio furniture lioiu tlul concern, hut
was not siicceful.
lll'RICn I.V llWl.i:V.-The n mains of the
lite Mrs. M, .1. hweene.v, who died in I'utt-lnuii,
wcic interred jiMerdiy in Hiule.i, which w.is
the home of the de.nl wninin. She was the wife'
of M. J. hweene.v, ilinupioii high jumper of the!
worm.
HOMIV l'(lMi:i). In I'l.ilici t. hotel, IVnn
incline, last iiiuhl, tlioin.is Hri-d ami 'lorn Mid
dleten, of firay I1.I1111I, pu-tid .." apiece In
pilch nuolls at .1 time and place tu he agreed
1p011 lit I'IjIiciI.i's net .Slturday liight, win 11
cadi man will pott an additional S2.1.
ENTKUTAINMKNT AM) SOCIAI, -Tills eiei,.
ing tn the lei hue loom of Hie church, t lie Klin
Park Kpworlli league will glu an enleililu.
luent, Willi a boilal. A noel prpgraiiuiie hii
liecn prepired and all lie Imltril. A bllier of.
feriug al the door will be leciiceil.
vo Tit.vcK or i',vrri:itsti.v.-.vi two of .1.
', Pjtlprwiii, wlio-c "Nranlon Ural Ksiiiq
Loan mid Iniprowineut ioiupaiit" was rpo.i
In jesleida)' Triliune, Ins heen discovered by
tlio polite or llio bl lclliiis who are ilcilulii'
tlie.v are. willing to ou another ifllW to get hold
of him,
TooK.ruisr uo:M:..-"wlllle Mubetii,
tlio tall i'iiid;nun wlio Is Midi a familial
figure on the illy ttrech, was the tiiot one In
toko out 4 peildler'n lieene, lie uino Inlo
Plrector of I'uhtie Nifcty Woimser'u olliic briglit
and early crslerday moinlng aiul bccureil llctiuc
badge No, I, upon paj nicnt of tho lax of if to.
KAMI OPIIXS THIS MOIt.NINCl.-The falo of
seals (or "Tlio Bonnie Drier lluh," which plajs
a return engagement al the Lyceum Saturday,
matinee and night, opens iUU inoining t u
o'eloek for both perfoiinante". An Immense tale
la asaured from Hie many Inqulilej receUed al
tlio box office tlnco the announcement of tlio re
turn date.
JOHN WOOLOVJIlt MbslMJ.Iohn Woolom,
who, up to April II, was employed cm the
Lackawanna railroad, bus disappeared from home,
Ho has rot been seen tincc Hut Ujte when Ic
drew Ids full piy. H.S wile and two rhlldieu
cre left at the home, 1357 Wyoming aenuc,
nut they haie tlnco been ellnioeiacd because of
MOTHER GRAY'S SWEET POWDERS
dren wucftfully u, a 'remedy, "now piepVic
and placed in the drug torei. called lloilirr
Or.-a bnrot Powders for ('lilldien . They afJ
i.rnileiu nk milk. plp.iant to lake and neier
fall. A certain cure or fecrlshneM, con'tlm.
tlon, heacl ache, teellilng and tuiuac , iliir.
dera and remoif wonim. At all iliuggl.t, 1c
Don't accept any Mihuilutr. S.ample7cit FIiIje'
Addrcsa Allen S. OImted, U lto, N, y '
failure to ny (lie rent. Mm. Weotour Is 111 and
In ileMltiilr- ilriunut inrc. II Is bcllcec-d that
her liiiflninl has none Yt.
PPOKIi TO RTIICKT t'Alt MK.V.-NllloMl
I'rtalilrnt, . l. Million, ot llii Aniilgunittil
AKOflitlon t.f Sin rt IIiiIIh.i.v llmplojM, arrltnl
In Hilt clfy .1 r.ti i tin v am) ileiltcrnl an neldrrM at
.1 mretliiif ot IHeli'on .So. Ids, lirlil at t n'lloek
tlilt liK.nitmr In I'li-prnlpr'n lull, lie s Ills
lll here I1.11 no ripi'dal sle.nlfli ntire, lliat lie
Itirrrly Inppnied In lie l'al and tliouirllt he'd
clll tlic scene of Hie recent btpr lrlke.
LOOPING THE LOOP.
Dlavolo's Famous Act a Feature of
Forennugh's-Sells Clrcun.
Admit KotppatiRh mid Hells Urotli
cr' united hIiowh uro oxploltlttR n fcn
ttirc this season which cetlppoa In
point of sheer darlnir anything ever
iitlcniited In any nrenii. It In Hip fa
tuous Dlavolo In IiIh "looplnR the loop"
on a bicycle, tin net which created the
priifoiindi'sl Honpatlon In New York
city and Philadelphia.
Looping the loop li described ns
danger deriding and death defying,
which Is as near correct as words con
make It. From the pxtreme height of
the canvass dome Dlavnlo makes a
thrilling descent down a narrow plane
on a bicycle and the momentum thus
gained carries him mound the loop at,
a tcrrllllc rate of speed. At the top of
the loop both rider and wheel ure up
side down and going nt the rate of 40
miles an houi. It Is a ruilr-ralslng act
and one that nil should see, as It gives
a practical demonstration of the llrnt
sclentlllc lesson of youth the swing
ing in a elide of a bucket full of
water without spilling. The date of
the show heie Is Tuesday, May 20.
PROPOSED NEW YARD
Lot on New Street Will Probably Be
Purchased for the Depart
ment of Public Works.
An onlluance w II be Introduced in
select council tonight piovldlng for the
purchase by the city of n plot of giottml
on New street for a yiud fn the de-
p.irtmenl of public work.
The plot In question is rlluated on the
southerly side of New stieet just west
of Wyoming avenue nml Is owned by
the Lackawanna Iron and Coal com
pany. It comprises s-ome 10.000 square
feet and the company has offered It
to the city for the Mini of $1,000. An
appropriation of K000 for the purchase
of such a lot is Included In the general
approptintlon ordinance for the present
fiscal year.
The piesenl yard tised by the depait
ment of public works is .i vacant lot
In the tear of the Municipal building
on which It is proposed to erect a cen
tial fire station.
It Is proposed to use a house which
stands on the New street lot as a'
residence for the custodian of the yard
and to eiect suitable buildings for the
housing of the wagons, horses and par
aphernalia in the bureau of highways
and sewers.
FINE FREE FOOD FAIR.
It Is to Open in This City on Mon
day, May 12.
On May 1 there will be a unique ex
hibition nt Scranton Bicycle club. Gath
ered from almost every pint of the
17iiited States and from many foreign
climes will be teen food products. Al
most everything In tho category of line
foods and culinary and kitchen neces
sities will be on exhibition and demon
strated daily. There will be Unvoting
extracts, soups, fish, meats, health
foods of all sorts and descriptions,
canned goods, gelatines, salad dress
ings, special cooking ingi "clients, etc.
Samples and souvenirs will be given
nway. There will be good music and
other features on the programme.
The show Is given under the auspices
of the National Food Show company,
and will continue all through the week.
Free tickets have been supplied your
grocer and he will be glad to see that
jou :iro supplied with the necessary ad
mission paslcboanl.
T. V. POWDERLY IN TOWN.
But Ho Won't Discu&s His Resigna
tion or Plans,
Hon. T. V. Pow derly, cmnmlssloner
geneiul of luuulgratlon, nrilved in this
city last night fiotn Caibonclale, where;
he attended the fuuerul of his nephew,
Thomas Walker. Ho will return to
Washington today,
Mr. Powdcrly said under present cir
cumstances ho must decline to talk
about his future plans or give his ver
sion of tho causes leading up to his
resignation.
Ills successor, Frank P. Sargent, has
not yet taken olllt c, he said, nnd no
dale has been fl.ed for the change.
Modern Railroading.
Tie New Jeibev Central and Head
ing rallioads have gained a name as
leaders In railroading through the
Placing In effect of an hourly service bo.
I ween the cities of New Voik and Phil
adelphia. These new fast trains leave
on the een hour from 7.00 a, ni. to' 6.00
p. in. Inclusive, and better equipped
ttalns were never operated, Tho stand
ard of excellence was long slnco estab
lished by these roads and all others fol
low. All trains urn direct to Heading
Terminal, Philadelphia, and no change
of cais will be necessary. The Heading
route Is a mont picturesque one, and
the roadbed Is such that fast tlmo can
b" made between the two cities with
out fall, a number of tho trains will
make tho trip in two hours, and this
Philadelphia servlco will bo In addition
to the Hoyal Ditto servlco operated be
tween New York, Philadelphia, Ualtl
niore and Washington, The now loco
motives nnd coaches nro up-to-date,
having been built especially for this
service, and tho Pullman Parlor Cars
aio from the latest models,
Dr. Undabury, Surgeon, diseases of
women a specialty, 215 Council building,
Ilouisi Un, ni. to 4 p.m.; 7 to 8.30 p. m.
TO THE CONTEST EDITOR
SCRANTON TRIBUNE.
Sir: Please enroll my name ns one of the contestants In The Trib
une's Educational Contest, and head me equipment and more detailed
Infoi niatlon concerning tho work as soon ns Issued.
NAMK .,.
ADDHBSS
M f ,. , f . f .. .
(rut tliU out and null to "Contut I'dilor, Scranton Itllnme, Scranton. I'a.," at
lii oiUcr tint jou may be among tlic (lrt (o rceclu' tlic minted inattn and ramjMtr'i
lit. bco aihcrlbcmciit on Jourlli page el tliU Issue.)
LOST THEIR
FIRST GAME
FRANKLINS DROPPED ONE TO
THE BECKER TEAM.
They Are Still In the Lead, How
ever, Though Closely Pressed by
tho Arllngtons, Who Won Two
Closely Contested Games from tho
Strong Imperial Team South Side
Team Managed to Talto Tvo from
the North Scranton Cambrians,
Other Games Rolled.
The members of the Franklin team ot
the City Bowling league uro keeping
up their winning streak. Last night
they took two games from tho Decker
team and lost their first so far this
series. This pluces the team securely
In llr.it place and It looks as If It would
stay thorn for a week or two nnvu'av.
The games rolled with the Uecker team
were closely contested, but the bowling
on neither side was above the average.
The score:
l'ltANKMNO.
'.elitlitncr 1st ISO 1(51 4
llln.lic.i- US 170 1V! BIO
Jl9 KM 111 ir.J-411)
Anelirritir lit IVi 17J .114
Weill 110 IV! li'.i)-43
"17 771 HW-iJ')t
lUXKr.iK
llnnkiiiil. V,b 1117 171 41)8
lliitliouncl lf'' 112 l""i- 112
I.iwU IKS 112 112-4.10
Voos 141 111 1.14440
ClHIIW Ill 1711 I'M ull
7i.l 77U , 7'.il-2!.iO
High mue Conns lift.
Illght auragc I'oon, 174.
The strong Imperial team journeyed
down to .South Sctantou last night, and
weie vanquished by the Arllngtons
who lost the tlrst game by Inexcusably
bad bowling but who made good scores
in the next two. Phil W. JtoII. the
former captain of the Backus team. Is
now a member of the Ai Ungton team.
The score:
Altl.lNT,ll)s
.(. Kiefer 1.17 lit 171- Hi I
II. Kiefer I.'ii 111, ll'i 101
C Kiefer ltiu 110 lifl- .127
P. W. Hull IP) li.'i ll !t,)
.MeMu llll lis I Ull 116
7n oil SiVi 2.)"i3
iii'i:ttiAf.s.
Mejcr.s IV) 141 121 - I2S
Mooip 1-1 III 1W--I79
l'ecklin 172 177 137- ."0(
(lold 12') 'il lilt- hi
Hopkins A ins n.7 lil ir
ll 77.1 'III -Jul
Ilicli scoie-C. Kiefri. 110.
High aceiage L'. Klotcr, 171 2.1.
The South Side team managed to
lose Its hoodoo last night and took
three games from the Cambrian team
which played a rather ragged game.
The score:
C'AMitniANS.
P.nis 122 151 117- 110
Homy Ih7 1ID 117 114
Ileitis 141 IV! ltr 12)
Laird la! u 111121
KdHatcls 112 Hi-i 119 fil
7(R
SOI Til win:
117
17t
11.7
1M
121
702
Lit
121
1.7
112
117
721-21S',-
111 -) It
12')- 121
141 4M
170- 4IS
IIS- !2S
Leans
Poll
W. Xei-ni.iii
Murpliv ....
.1. Zei-in.iii .
711 T.H 711-22)1
High con DnK lei.
High aecr.it,, I. M. Zeisiiun. 11,1 2:).
The Centrals, who have changed their
name to the Uampe's rolled against the
Colt's Let night and lost two games
though they had thirty-four moie pins
to their credit than their opponents.
The score:
hampi:.
Jones 1!'i 10s 12r 421
Letts -20.1 11,2 127-- 10!
Laflin Ill 112 1 l!i 111
Vtlnrtnn 122 llll l'. - 117
O'Coniull 217 177 11,2-.111!
nt
COLTs.
.. H.I
. . V2il
.. 117
.. K,7
.. 121
701-
Wl
t.Mc .....
Xorwell .,
Piker ...,
Alexindcr
Loi liner ..
1'17
1H
170
1711
Vui
170 - !!
Ill 101
12'1- 4Hi
1H7 IS)
IP flid
7.!'i 220)
70f. S2I
High Kore O'f'i.nuill, 217.
High .vriagp- U'llumcll, 1ST 1-3.
The standing ot the clubs in this
league Is now as follows:
Won.
Franklin- b
Arllngtons 7
Import il. I!
lleckeis .1
llaiupes a
South bide .'I
ambrlans 1!
C'olla 2
net.
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A FORMER SCRANTON BOY.
What the Postal Clerk's Magazine
Says About Him.
The following from the Postal Clerk's
Magazine concerns a former Scranton
boy. Ho will be remembered best as the
son of Mr, Caveney, an old-tlmo mer
chant of Dellevue. He Is u cousin of
Senator M. K, McDonald and Foreman
M. W. Walton of The Times:
Hut feee men In the postal i-nclee lino nude
fir Ihe'iiniiMH the reputation enjo.eeil bv Mi.
II. .1. (iieine.e, of Sail Fiautisio, t'al, lip lias
n lew i wcikid eellli bill one ml in irev ard
llll en I vm to ,kM in the eiuaiielpitlnii ot (lip
jmwi ofllip clerk. A cniiiparlmii ot condltfona as
they uie tuiij ttllh Hie vy dirk dij8 of a
loev ,nais bie'c will lirt lioev lio Miei'eful
hiee he'll t lie (fimls o Ml, I'aeeney and men of
Ids klu I. Ills mile,, caieer In the a'Aoilallcm
iifTalis began in lfc!K, when he eeas ilinxii ecie.
tarv of the Mil I'ruuchro branch, o, Sil, ol o
l'lilte.1 l'ett OflUe (TeikN aNSjetatlon. Ihls a,o.
elation of pO'l cittlie e-lerks was then In lis In
famy and Mr, l'.iecmy las done muili o pro.
ninle Its growth as org.uiler for llic Pae lie
lO.'.kl,
In the year lifW, he was again rleeled bene,
tare u( Ills I'fJiii'li. Owing to tlio anulgamatlcn
ot ho tevn I alional bod.'o, the branch neimbri of
bin rT.U!il'.n lJ changed to No. 8, Ho was
una of the huilc-t woikeH In tlie iiiincmeiit to
bilng toatther the two intlonal assoclallon-s, aid
., ,,,,,,,,.
one a
out.
TO MOTHERS
Uis. J. H. irnsklns, of Chicago,
III., Frcnldout Chicago Arcade
Club, Addresses Comforting
Words to Women Itcgardlng
Childbirth.
"Diun Mn. rtNttiiAM! Mothers
need not dread chlldbcarlnn; nfter thoy
know tho ralito of Lydln K. Plnk
IiitmV Vpgctnblo Coiiiiiound.
Whlln I loved children I dreaded tho
ordeal, for It loft mo weak and sick
SIPS. J. II. IIASKIX8.
for months after, and at tho time I
thought death was a welcome relief;
but before my last child was born a
Soodnelfrhbor advised LydioE.Pink
tun's Vegetable Compound, and
I used that, together with your Pills
and Sanative wash for four months
before the child's birth; it brought
me wonderful relief. I hardly had an
ache or pain, and when the child wa3
ten days old I left my bed strong in
health. Every spring andfall I now take
abottlcof Lydia K.Plnklm ill's Veg
etable Coiiinouud and iiud it keeps
me in continual excellent health."
Jilts. .T. II. Haskins, 3248 Indiana Ave,
Chicago, 111. f 5000 forfeit If above testimo
nial Is not genuine. ,
Care and careful counsel is
wluvt tlic expectant mid wottld-bo
mother needs, and this counsel
sho can secure without cost by
writing to Sirs. Pinltbain at
Lynn, Mass.
ai a rewjid fo- his splendid -eielces wa-. elected
tiiild Mco li.-ilcnt of the con-olidilcil bodies
ki.ci.Mi in lie t nited National As.oelatl
:iou of
l'p..- Oli'cc Clcik'.
In the Fiinip jeir, he wis clicwen to represent
Ins In.uuli at tho Atlantic City contention.
lhoe who sat Willi him In that coneeiition can
le-llf.e to his 'plinelid eeoik as a delegate.
In the j cm l'lOl, he acted asihslrman of the
Till (ic.inhr.itioii elltMon of the I'. .V, A. P. 0.
C. and ens ucie"fiil in Ills efforts to build up
the organisation In t'n Wet. In Hie ame jear
le ee is chn-fii as pic' dent of the San KranclMO
liancli riu! e-,t.ililhed a fplendld lepiitation as
an cec itiee. In till-, .ecu, Postmaiitrr Oeneial
S'uilu Mfiled San Traiici-eo. The po-t oflice
cl"iks iiadid In his honor, and tlic sueceis cf
the p.ii.iilo was laigely due to Mi. C'aeeney, who
ailed io li ar-li.il t.
In Hip Mine jeir he was j-pIc cteil be his br.inrh
In icic-cnt them at thp Milwaukee contputiou.
Ml. f'.ieen v l" endowed with wonderful nbilily
is un nvniirpr and this f.ict liaeing become gen
eially tec ngnid, he was fclected for Hip pei
ti"ii of (Imini.m of Hip oig.iniJlioii priiumitlee
for Hip ci llic eountiy. fo his pcr!!ont manage.
Hunt of tl.l- ultier, to his untiling efforts are c
laic-civ mdcbleil loi Hie cnoiinous giowtli of tho
a-pii ili'cn duriiu the pi-t flip months.
We aie Icoklng for moip C'aernees.
Princess Radzlwill Sentenced.
By i;.clu-lec Who fioni The Associated l'ie-.s.
C'.ipp Tim n. Apul :,0. Jrlr.cp-s Itad7iwill, wlio
lia-, been on lull line before the .Supreme court
on Ihe e lunge of foigeiy in conneillon with nolo
purpoiting to Imp been endorsed by the late
Cecil Rhode, vas fccntenpcd lo two jeais' con
fmenient in the hou-p of correction.
1 Ready to Wear Garments 1
AT
I SPECIAL
Black Silk Dress Skirts
S High ctrade Taffetas, nicely finished full flare
' garments, $9.75 to $25.00.
53 Sample Suits
La At a big reduction. Fine material, best work-
jt mauship and the top notch in style at two thirds
9
actual value.
15 Ladies' and
S Tailor Suits
In shades of Castor, Brown, Blue and Grey.
IS r3'5 to 2 garments for $9.95.
It 18 Ladies' Tailor Suits
ia All new Venetians, Broadcloths, Cheviots in
IS choice new shades of Blues, Browns, Greys, etc. $15
to $20 garments tor $1.5U.
3
1 20 Fine Tailor Suits
Beautifully tailored, finest material, everything
new about them. $25 to $30 garments for $18.50.
Pine Sample Silk Jackets
$10 to $25 garments at two thirds their value.
Hisses' Box Coats
Greys and Castors $1,95 to $4,75,
Seersucker Underskirts
Blue and White stripes, good material, full
widths, 43c.
SI
4
Mears & Hagen
1
415-417 Lackawanna Ave.
Qmmmmmmm&mimmmmmG
BISHOP H0BAN
AS A WITNESS
TESTIFIES IN THE ARDMAN IN
JUNCTION CASE,
Equity Suit Involving the Question
of the Extent of Roman Catholic
Bishop's Authority Over Oreek
Catholic Churches nnd Their Pas
tors In the United States Grown
Out of an Incident in Connection
with the Assassination of Presi
dent McKlnley Other Matters.
The Injunction case against fiev. John
Ardan, ot Olyphont, In which the ex
tent of the Jurisdiction of Unman
Catholic bishops over Oreek Catholic
churches In the United States Is In
volved Is being1 heard before Judge
Edwards.
Tho hearing was begun, yesterday
morning, In court room No. 1 and was
attended by many prominent church
men. At the plaintiff's table with At
torney Martin it O'Brien were Bishop
M. J. Iloban nnd Chancellor ,T. J. nrllTln
of the Scranton diocese. At the defend
ant's table with Rev. John Ardan and
his attorneyH.W. J. Hand, Arthur Dunn,
George S. Horn and H. L, Taylor were
a number of Oreek priests who have
been in conflict with the Roman Catho
lic bishop of this diocese and who ns
a result of tho conflict are now pastors
of independent churches. One of thes-e
Is Rev Frank Hodlir of South Scranton,
Another In Rev. Dr. Tolh, of Wilkes
Barre, who was defendant In the case
In which the supreme court of Pennsyl
vania decided thnt he as 'the pastor of
a Greek Catholic church at Wllkes
Barre was under the Jurisdiction of the
late Bishop O'Hara, and that his ex
communication by the bishop was reg
ular and legal. Dr. Szlupas, the well
known socialist was another Interested
onlooker occupying a seat among the
defendant's adherents.
Rev. James McLeod, D. D., pastor of
the First Presbyterian church, who
iccently engaged In a controveisy on
the Jesuits with Bishop Hoban sat
through a part of the hearing. He and
Bishop Hoban are close personal
friends. Yesterday, they met for the
Hist time since their controversy.
When their eyes met, they bowed
smilingly to each other and as Dr. JIc
Leod advanced the bishop arose with
hand extended to greet him. They
shook hands heartily and exchanged a
few pleasantries.
PLAINTIFF'S TESTIMONY.
Both sessions of yesterday were taken
up with the presentation of the plain
tiff's testimony. Today will be devoted
to the hearing of the defendant's side
and possibly tho arguments. The case
may run into the third day.
The suit has its Inception in an in
cident connected with the assassination
of Piesident McKlnley. Rev. Ardinan
Is editor of a Greek paper called the
Swoboda which had a strong leaning
towards extreni" socialism. In an
rditoilal on the death of President Mc
Klnley, Rev. Ardman gave expression
to views tending to condone the crime
of Czolgosch. The matter was bi ought
to the attention of Bishop Hoban and
he called the writer to account.
In jesponse Rev. Ardman wrote him
a letter demanding that his name bo
striken from the loll of priests of the
Scranton diocese. Thereupon the bishop
Continued on Page 8.
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SATURDAY, MAY 3
Upholstering and Cushion Work
Is done by us cheaper and better than anywhere else
in town. We refiuish furniture also. Our cabinet maker
will call on request to give estimates.
Scranton Bedding Co.
F. A. KAISER, Manager.
Lackawanna and Adams Avenues.
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Are You Hard to
Please in Underwear
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We are. The underwear makers find ns so exacting that but
few of them can please us. That is one reason why we are be
'. lnk? noted for selling only the very best of underwear. This stock
:5 is chosen by those skilled in selecting for your tastes, and will
jS be conceded to be quite practically complete.
I Ribbed Underwear
j We have all the sizes, from tho infant's size to the largest
;g sizes in tho underwear market.
S Cotton, Lisle and Silk
And there's low neck and no sleeves, low neck and short fgi
.j sleeves, high neck and wing, high neck and long sleeves. Your !
'" particular style is most likely here. Plain ribbed, Bichelleu rib
5"5 and lace effects, and White, Cream, Pink and Blue. Jfc
Cotton Vests, 10c, 12Jc, 15c and 25c each.
Silkatine Vests, 38c each.
Silk and Lisle
A1I Silk Vests, $1.00,
LACE DROP YOKES,
Made of fine Lisle thread,
lace trimmed edges, and
white.
50c. Each.
4 Our cast -window is full of these dainty ribbed undergarments;
you can look nt them as you pass by, or come in and we'll jw.
show them to you. In any case it is better to know what we've JP
jjg got before you do buy.
iMcConnell & Co.!
The Satisfactory Store. g
1 400-402 Lackawanna Ave.
4..4. 44.44,4,4a4"i,4,4"i'4,,i'4a 4ai4'4l .4..4 J'
This Elegant
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Made of clear white maple, varnished, and is large, lieavy J
strong and durable.
We onlv have a limited number, and you'll have to come
I early to get one. They sell regularly from $a.So to $3.oo. 4
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J Scranton Carpet
$ Registered, 400
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If TOU Go to the Green Ridge
frJoiip Sanitarium, 1536 N,
HldVC Washington ave,, or
Rheumatism ':
rooms in the Carter Building,
Dr. Purman can cure eighty per
cent, of nil cases pronounced in
curable by other systems ol treat'
msnt, while ninety-live per cent,
permanently benefitted, Con
sultations and Literature Free.
Lady assistants foi the ladies.
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Vests, 50c each. ;
$1.25, $1.50 and $1.75. $i
BIBBED DRAWERS. :
These are knee length and &
lace trimmed. !
Ladies' sizes, 25c and 50c.
Children's " 12,c, 15o, 25c.
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Porch Chair
S1.30
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Lackawanna Avenue,
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HENRY BELIN, JR.,
Central Agent for Dig Wyomlcs District Ut
Dupont's Powder
HInlnff, nutin;r, Sporting, finoKelcs. tn4 thi
lltpouno Clicrolcal Ccmptny't
HIGH EXPLOSIVES.
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