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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-03
Telegramy krajoWe.
Wspra vie ,,trustu" cukrOwego,

Wspra vie ,,trustu" cukrOWegO,
WASHINGTON, 2go sierpnia.
Przwodniczacy komitetu Sled.
czego W sprawie ,,trustu" Gu
krowego, Senator Gray, pred,
lozyl Senatowi sprawozdanie
komitetu, proszac zarazem o
rozwiazanie komitetu. G}6wne
sprawozdanie podpisane jest
przez wszystkich cz}onk6w ko.
mitetu. Senatorzy Lodge iDa-
Wis wygotowali osobne spra'
wozdanie, a Senator Allen W
osobnem pismie osobiste swe
wyraal zapatrywania.
Gi6wne sprawozdanie opisu-
je powody i przyczyny wyzna
czenia komitetu, cytuje arty-
kul z ,,Philadelphia Press, W
kt6rym Senatorzy byli oskar-
zeni o przekupstwo, i dalej Ia
wiera szczeg6ly zarzadzonege
sledztwa.
Minister Carlisle uznany 20
stal zupelnie niewinnym, a
czssci artykulu odnoszace sic
do niego, najzupelniej mialy
bye bezpodstawne, z wyjatkiem
ustanu n fakcia be Carlisle co
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-03
EvsA!H! FEiEGaAFlg!yE Z zAEsAN!gy

I Londynu donosza, ze ubiegsej
nooy zsodzieie zakradli sic do will
ksieznej So2tykow W Slough iskradli
klejuoty wartosci 10000 fuut6w.
= Wycieczkowy statek iadacy z
yarmouth zatonaS wczorai wieczorem
w rzece Mauddach we Walii. Die
sieciu podroanych utoneso.
w Rotterdamie dnia 81 lipca
umar{o dziecko ma pewnym okrecie i
ogledzin sadowych okazaso sic, re
umarlo ma cholere.
w M hsku W Rosyi pozar obr6-
c:} W perzyne czwarta czeS6 missta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-03

azeby przypatrzec sic temu nowemu
poaaroai, do p;erwszego wielce po-
dob1emu. Caiy pozar objai obszar
trzech akrov zrzadzif szkode ma
100000. .--
Zdawa}o sic, ae rozszerzy sic jesz.
cze bardziej. Jeszcze olbrzymie skla.
dy drzewa byly sasiedztwie, pre-
dzielone mostem pa Ashland ave. I
ten most juz sic zaja6 Wtedy go je.
dnakze skrecono tym sposobem gra-
nice poiozouo dalszemu szerzeniu sic
pozaru. Wprawdeie wiatr przerzucsl
iskry przez rzeke ma sklady 6rny R.
F. Conway, ale tam gasila je straz
ogniowa pomimo niesiychanego go.
raca, posr6d kt6rego wytrwsc byla
zmuszona.
Do II godziny tam pracowano,
MIN wszelkie niebezpieczehstwo dal-
szego szerzenia sic ognia znikso.
Bez nieszczesc nie obesz}o sic i
przy tym pozarze. Strazak Peter
Flemming mocro poparzy{ sic W
twarz rece i musiano 60 zawiezc do
domu. Opowiadaia takze, ze jakis
czfowiek uciekajac pred nadjezdza.
jaca galopsm sikawka upadl pod sto-
sem p}onacego drzewa i W plomie.
mach smierc znalazl. Niewiadomo
jeduak, czy to prawda.
sksady drzewa frmy spry zawie.
rsly % milionow stop kubicznych
drzewa wartosci 100000: trzecia
Geese tego sic spalila. Ubezpiecze.
ME jednak wynosito $3.50, 900.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-03

IauWaAya, 20 WoNn9 JoSo ADoeAs,
czyli oskarzony odpowie-
dzialny "a postapienie swoje,
Caserio zawolal: TAX, jestem
odpowiedzialny, ME bylem nj
gdy chory." Potem powiedzia1,
ae mkt jego rodziny ME by1
ob}akanYm.
Ma zapytania sedziego od-
powiada} Caserio, ze prawda
jest, IL dopiero cd dw6ch lat
stal sic anarchista, ae przedtem
byl religijnym, ze rodzina je-
go jest reiigijna i dodal, ze ko.
cha matke, ale ME dzieli
,,przessd6w'' jej i rodziny, DO
wieksza i wazniejszs dla niego
rodzina jest ludzkost Gala.
Sedzia stara} sic pozyskae
zeznania co do stosunkow jego
z innymi anarchistami, CO do
sposob6w, W jake anarchisci
ze soba sic porozumiewaja i
t.p., ale Caserio co do tego
zachowal wielka rezerwe.
Ma zapytanie sedziego, lie
mu pozostalo pieniedzy po "a,
p}aceniu rachunk6w W Cette,
odpowiedzia} Caserio, re piee
frank6w, a ma zapytanie, co z
mimi uczyni}, odrzek1, re ku-
pill "a ME sztylet. Opisa} do
k}adnie swoj zamach, a ma "a
pytanie, czyli ME wiedzia}, re
"a zbrodnie taxa karzs smier,
cia, odrzekl: ,,Jestem anarchi,
sta, nienawidze burzoazya,
spolecze1stwo Rad"
Dalei zapewnial Caserio ma
wszelkie zadawane mu pyta.
MIA, re ME mai wsp6lnik6w, ze
plan sam u1ozy} i wykona}, re
ME by}o wydajacych rozkazy,
ze dziafai wiasnego impul-
su.
Przesluchano dalej generaia
Voisin i genera}a Borins, kt6-
rzy byli swiadkami zamachu.
CT opisali znane juz szczeg6ly.
Nozownik Guillaume 2 Cette
identyfkowa} Caseria, kt6ry u
niego kupil sztylet. Piekarz
Viala z Cette, u kt6rego Case
rio pracowal, opowiedzial, re
tenze ME kry} sic bynajmniej
z swemi zapatrywaniami anar-
ehistycznem:.
Policya twierdzi, re Caserio
stall W korespondencyi z anar'
chistami.
Jutro odbsdzie sic przes1u'
chanie Leblanca, ostatniego
swiadka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-03
w paryskim Panteonie.

Carnot jest trzydziestym piatym
mezem, kt6rego zwaoki spoczsly W
narodowem mauzoleum.
Pierwszym bys Walter.
W kazdem sklepieniu jest miejsce
ma jedenascie trumien. Panteon mo-
ze ich jeszcze pomiescic 300.
Zwloki Wiktora Hugo ME maja
jeszcze gotowej krypty.
Ernest Renan dopiero po latach
dziesieciu bedzie przeniesiony cmen-
TARA Montmartre.
Krypta, W ktorej zlozono Carnota,
powleczona zostala XII sm; W dzieh i
W nooy pala sic swiatla przy zwso.
kach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-03

psami zapasami aywnosci ma
110 dni. Urzadziwszy sklad
zapas6w swoich, Wellman san
mi wybral sic W podr6a, j mai
prod udal sic ma wsch6d, a
przebywszy go mil, ma po}no-
cny Wschod, gdya W tym kie-
runku mial nadziejs dotrzec
do sta}ego lsdu. Powietrze az
do tego czasu by}o lagodne,
najzimnieisza temperature wy.
nosi}a 20 stopni nizej zera.
Wellman chcia} ia sama droga
powr6cic i do Is wrzesnia do
trzec do Spitzbergow, a l
pazdziernika leze zimowe przy-
gotowaG ma Danes Island. =
= Dnia % maja, 4 dni po o.
puszczeniu okretu, tenze przez
1odowce zostal zdruzgotany,
ale udalo sic uratowac wieksza
Geese zapas6w. Wellman by}
wtedy ma Martens Island, gdy
mu o tenn doniesiono. Ma
tychmiast wr6cil z trzema
innvmi cz1onkami eXpedycyi /
re szczatk6w okretu wybudo.
waro dom, kt6ry zalodze m6gi
s}uzyG re schronienie, a W po-
treble take ma pobyt zimo.
wy. Dnia 81 maja Wellman
znowu w7ruszy} pisa}: "Po'
stanowilem zmieniG plany o
tyle, ze mysls powr6cie do
Walden Island najpozniej do
l wrzesnia, a l5 wrzesnia be
de ma Danes Island. osta-
tnie wiadomosci cd Wellmana
nadeszly z dnia II czerwca.
lego to dnia opuscR expedy-
eva Winship, jeden jej czion-
k6w, 6 mil ma wschod cd przy-
lsdka Platen, gdzie dostano
sic do lod6w nieprzebytych /
czekano ma otwarcie sic wodnej
przeprawy. Kapitan Bottolf-
son po przybyciu Winshipa
wybral sic z trzema majtkami
W 1odziach ai!uminiowych ce-
lem poszukania lowc6w ps6w
morskich dostawszy sic do O.
krstu Malygen, kapitana po-
prosili, by ich zabral do from
soc. Kapitan Bottolfson mai
mie nowy okrst i jak najspie-
szniej powr6ci do Danes Is
land.
Tymczasem Wellmana ex-
pedycya poruszaia sic W kie-
runku polnocnym i spodziewa'
ia sic, ze Wellman dostanie sic
do Gillis Land.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-03
Wracaja do roboty.

STREAToR, Ill, 2 sierpnia.
Ma zgromadzeniu tutejszych
g6rnik6w uchwalono, by po-
wr6cie do roboty ma warun-
kach u}ozonych W Columbus.
Uchwa}e to powzieto dla te-
60, re w}asciciele kopal6 og}o-
sill, il wozaicy, kt6rzy W przy.
sz}y poniedzia}ek ME powr6ca
do roboty, maja przyjsc po
swoje narzedzia, gdyz miejsca
ich zostana innyrn oduane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-03
Rosyiska interWencya.

PETERSBURG, 2go sierpnia.
Urzedowo donosza, ze Rosya
pragnsc, by nieporozumienia
pomiedzy Chinami a Japoniia
zako6czy{y sic jak najpredzej,
wsp6lnie z Anglia starac sic
bedzie o pogodzenie obu tych
pa1stw. Jesliby zas to sic ME
udalo, to Rosya ME dozwoh
aadnemu re rzadow chocby
Geese Korei zagarnsc pod VIA
sne panowanle.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-03
OskarzOny burmistrz.

SPRING VALLEY, III 2 sier.
pnia. Burmistrz Jack, oska-
IRONY o naduzycie urzedu, dzi-
siaj pred sadzia Nc Laughlin
zrzeA sic wstepnego przes}u-
chania i zosta} oddauy pod sad
grand jury pod kaucya $1,000.
q wielka trudnoscia uda}o mu
sic mad wiec orem znalezc re
czyciela. Wniesiono przeciw
MENU jeszcze druga skarge, a
mianowicie, re wsp6lnie kler.
kiem miejskim zabiera} pienis.
DE z kasy miejskiej bez przy,
zwolenia i wiedzy Rady miej'
skiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-03

Zacaas6U Rzeczypospolitej, przy-
stepuje raz do Napoleona aolnierz
W mundurze zupesnie poszarpanym
m6wi don hardo: akonsulu-oby-
watelu! potrzeba mi nowego mundu-
ru!"
Nowego munduru! ME pony
alaies dobrze przyjacielu! -odpowie
konsul-: cheese chyba, aby twych
ran ME widziano2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-03

ok, Qnla QgO DIeIpnld !
sam przyznaje, ma prosbe Sc.
natora Jonesa, czfonka komi.
tetu finansowego, opracowa2
pewien dodatek do cla ma Gu.
kier.
correspondent Edwards, kt6.
ry 6w artyku} poda}, zaslugu,
je ma ostra nagans ze strony
Senatu ga oskarzenie MEOW
piastujacych urzedy publiczne,
chociaa bynajmniej ME zna}
fakt6w. Przy sledztwie ME
chcia} on odpowiadac ma zada,
wane mu pytania. @
Me MONA zarzucic osobom,
kt6re opracowa}y paragrafy
tyczace sic ella ma cukier i o.
skar2enie ich by1o bez podsta-
wy. Go do ,,trustu" cukrowe
90, to dla tego zupelnie oboje.
tina jest rzecza, jak wysokie
jest clio ma cukier, dopoki ono
pozostaje ad valorem.
KOnferencya tary fy.
WASHINGTON, D. c., , sierp.
Demokratyczni cz}okowie kon
ferencyi bardzo d}uga dis cd,
byli narade, DO cd godz. 10 do
pol do 2, a po kr6tkiej pauzie
ma obiad, przez Gale popoiu
dniu. Jeden poss6w powie
dial, ze jeszcze potrwa 2 lub
3 dni, MIN przyjdzie do poro-
zumienia. Jak dawniej, tax je-
szcze ciagle rozchodzi sic g}6-
wnie 0 cukier, rude zelaana i
wegla. Go do zelaza i wegli, to
zastanawiaja sic mad skala sto-
pniowa, a mianowicie clio wy
noszace 40 cenutow "a tone, ma
W ciagu 3 do 4 lat bye obniza.
mem stopniowo, a wreszcie znie-
sionem. Podobno i Wilson
prezydent ma plan ten przysta
ia.
Zniewazenie grObu.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, 9 sierp.
2 Hermitage donosza, re ubie-
g}ej nocy pr6bowano tam u,
krasc zwloki by}ego genera}a
i prezydenta Andr. Jacksona.
Rabusie juz poczeli gr6b byli
otworzyli, ale ich sploszono'
Hermitage poloAone jest II mil
stad. Mieszka} tam gen. Jack.
son i tam 60 pochowano W r,
1915. Teraz nalezy ono do
Stanu Tennessee, i stoi pod o.
pieka Ladies Hermitage Asso.
citation" kt6rej celem jest zbie.
rae i przechowywac relikwi5
przypominajace prezydenta'
Obok zwlok prezydenta spo.
czywaja zw1oki jego maizonki
W grobie przez niego ustawio.
nym.
DIS rano odkryto, re ktos
pr6bowal dostaG sic do grobu
Znaleziono W grobie dluga de
ske. Podej'zenie zwraca sic
przeciw pewnemu Negrowi,
kt6rego szuka policya, podczas
gdy wielu }amie sobie glove
mad pYtaniem, co "a eel m6g1
mice dziwny ten rabus. Negl
6w, kt6rego posadzaja, ,pozyczy3
by} sobie rydel cd mieszkajsce.
60 o POI mill bia}ego cz}owie
ka rydel ten pred switem
odds}. w poblizu Hermitage
wypytywa} sic o gr6b prezy.
denta Jacksona.
Ma przysz}osc grobowcs
strzedz bedzie straz we dnie
W nocy.
Wiadomosci Nicaraguy.
New YORK, 2 go sierpnia
q Colon donosza do "World"
ze Clarence, naczelnik Iudyar
szczepu Mosquitoes, powiedzia3
korespondentowi Worldu "
Bluefields, ze ME obaWla SIG
wojsk nicaragua6skich. Wy
s}al oddzia} wojsk swoich na
spotkanie tychze kazai i'm u
kryt sic W zasadzce. Clarence
dodaje, ze pocsstkowo stamtsd
go wyparto z powodu, re kon.
sui brytyjski, kt6ry wielki ma
wplyw ma Jamajkan6w, mako
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-03
Zamach mOrderczy.

C1No1NNATT1, O., 2 sierpnia.
Zona w1asciciela browaru
Johna Kaufmanna dis popo:
}udniu pr6bowa}a zastrzelit E.
mila Smith, zarzsdcy upad}osci
browaru jej meza. Wczoraj
maz jej wni6s} by1 skarge roz-
wodowa. DIS Kaufmannowa
weszla do browaru, chcac wi.
dziec sic z mezem. Smith wy
prosi1 ia "a drzwi. Ukryla sic
i kiedy Smith wsiadal ma bug
gy, strzelila do niego z rewol-
weru, ale ME traf1a. Areszto.
wano ia. Zeznala, ae chciala
zabic Smitha dlatego, ia teuze
meza jej przeciw niej podbu.
rzy}.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-08-03
Elephantiasis.

BUFFALO, N. Y, 2 sierpnia.
Wczoraj dokonaLo operacyi ma
20letnim robotniku John Ecki.
lie, kt6ry popadi W chorobs
zwans "elephantiasis". Ampu-
towano mu noge, kt6ra mia}a
40 cali W obwodzie. Kiedy
Eckile liczy} lat Is, noga "a
cze}a mu sic zwiekszac, ma co
poczatkowo ME zwaza}. Ale
nakoniec sta}o sic to tax do.
tkliwem, re musia} udac sic do
szpitala. Noga strasznie wy.
gladala; sk6ra ma niej peka}a i
rozpada}a sic. zdaje sic, re pa
cyent Wyzdrowieje.
Choroba elephantiasis dose
czesto stosunkowo pojawia sic
ma wschodzie, tu zas bardzo
jest rzadka. Lekarze twierdza,
re jest to pierwszy wypadek
prawdziwej elephantiasis W
tym kraju.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-16

use of magenta, and they accordingly wear
magenta, thereby securing to themselves
the ropose of feeling that they are fashion
ably If not bccomingly clothed, and there
are many women who will consciously
choose extreme fashion rather than ex-
treme bccomingness in garments.
Fashion is far more strict as regards form
than in respect to color. Few colors ever
go completely out Of her gamut except ma
genta and the very vivid blues and greens,
and these are by no means universally be-
coming. The best dressed women are those
who know what best suits them and have
the courage of their convictions in spite of
fashion laws and prophets.
One may choose any color and yet be in
the mode this season, however, since every
tint is well represented Puppies, greens
and pinks are rather more decided in tone
than they have been for several years past
end are more generally employed, but there
are enough persons who prefer mode col
ors to have the latter well represented in
all fabrics Black is decidedly in vogue as
would naturally be the case during high
ly Colorcd season, as it is required by way
of contrast and for toning down effects
that might otherwise seem gaudy.
Today's sketch shows costume of sill
vor gray accordion plated foulard combin-
ed with striped silk. The striped skirt has
n very deep accordion plated flounce of
gray foulard. The corsage is of the gray
accordion plating, as are also the wide
epaulets and the elbow sleeves. The
yoke of the bodice is Of striped silk and
is bordercd with black passomcnterio.
An orange satin girdle encirclcs the waist
and gives color to the costume. Tho child's
frook is of rose, white and yellow plaid
foulard. JUDO CHOLLET.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-16
PASTORS AND PuLpiTS.

Rev. NJ. D. Fuller and Ambrose Muliey
left yesterday for Lake Como for day'f
fishing.
Rev. w. L. Davis, Of Providence, is de-
liveriGg series Of sermons on "St. Paul
Iu the Gentle Churches"
Rev. W. j. Ford of the Green Ridge
Baptist church, has begun series of ser
mons on 1.-THE Ten Commandments"
Rov. E. Lang has been called to the pas.
torate of st. Paul's church, on Prospect
avenue, He will begin work on July /.
Mr. Parsons. lay preacher on the West
Side, will occupy the pulpit of the Scrau-
ton Street Baptist church tomorrow even.
ing.
Rev. P. Il. Hawxhurst, D. D., will rraiol
u sermon to children at ~, 80 a. m., tom II
row In the Park Place Methodist Episcopal
church.
Eugene Thomas, a theolo gcal student Of
Grocer seminary, in Chester will preach
tomorrow morning at the North Avenue
Baptist church.
Rev. D. N. Kinter will go to Pleasant
Mount and spend u few days with DIR. II.
G. Noble who will guide him to where the
fishes play in the Lackawaxen river.
Rev. N. f. Stahl left last Monday for
Princeton. N. D., where he attended til
commencement exercises Of that institu-
tion He returned home Wednesday eve
ming.
Rev. August Lange, of the Hickory
Street Presbyterian church, left last Mon.
day for Bloomfield seminary, where he at
tended commencement exercises. He re.
turned home Yesterday.
Next Wednesday Rev. W. G. Partridg,
will deliver tine oration before the Alumni
Of Colgate university, in Hamilton, N. Y
This is Mr.. PRrtridge's alma mater, wher,
he spent nine years of his life.
Rev. W, @. Watkins, accompanied by
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-16

Mr.. and Mrs. William Chappell, left for
Lewisburg yesterday to attend the COM
mencement exercises of Bucknell Unlver-
sity. They will spend week there.
Rev. R. P. Williams, Holyhead, Angel
sea, N. W., is now on q visit to this coun-
try. He is one Of the best known men Of
the Congregationalists in Wales, and is au
able preacher. He will preach tomorrow
in Jermyn.
Rev. @. W. Partridge is preaching two
series of sermons, the one on Sunday
morning on "Man Made on the Image Of
God,p and the other on Sunday evenings
on "The Future Life" They are listened
to by large congregations.
The Congregational pastors of Lacka-
wanna and Wyoming valleys met last
Monday at Miners. A paper was read by
Rev. Ivor Thomas. of Taylor, on 1.-THE Re-
vival Meeting in the ChuIch." The next
meeting will be held in Taylor.
Rev. NJ. d. Fuller was in Bingham ton
last Wednesday, making arrangements for
the next convention OF Epworth league
societies in the Wyoming conference. Last
year the convention was held in the Parlor
City and 500 delegates came together. This
year it may be held in Scranton, and If the
executive committee wishes to see over a
thousand delegates convened it had better
decide at once 10 hold it here.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-16
news OF churches.
Chlldren's Day Observed at the Various
Places Of Worship.
THE YOUNG PEOPLES Societies
CommendabIe Work That Is Being
Done by These Organizations
jects for the Future Movements of
the Pastors of the City Churches.
Work That Women are Doing for
Cause of Religion and Morals.

At the quarterly conference held last
Tuesday in the Cedar Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church, James Ridgeway and
Charles Mengle were elected stewards Of
the church.
Green Ridge Presbyterian church will
the pastor, Rev. N. +. Stahl, will preach O
special sermon on the occasion.
The choir of the Hickory Street Presby-
terian church, will give dramatic enter
tainment next Thursday evening at Nat.
ter's hall on the South Side. The title of
the piece to be performed is Papa Hats
Erlaubt."
The Sunday school Of tho Penn Avenue
Baptist church are making arrangements
for their annual excursion and picnic, to
take place about the middle of July. DR..
D. A. Capwell is president of the eEective
committee
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Green
Ridge Presbyterian church will give
Surlick entertainment on June 81. 1t will
consist Of songs and pictures o. sceneries
in twenty.three states In the Union. 1t IL
highly spoken Of and deserves a large
patronage.
The Offering generally made on Chill
dren's Day for mission or educational pur-
poses has been unusually largo this year.
The Providence Presbyterian church real
lied three times aS much as on any pre-
vious occasion. Other churches also re-
port increased contributions.
Last sunday the Rev. Mr.. Hubert, of
Wilkns-Barre, gave an interesting lecture
on the colored people of South Carolina, in
both the First Congregational and Ply
mouth churches on the West Side. The
congregations he addressed were well
pleased and they literally subscribed for
Livingstone college, IN South Carolina.
Rev. p. r. Hawxhurst, DID, will lee.
ture next Tuesday evening on -Four
Thousand Miles in Eighty Minutes" This
will be the ilst of a series Of three talks
The other two will be given on June 90
and July ~, on "lhe Wonders of the
World" ami The Passion Play" The two
last lectuIes will be illustrated by stere-
opticon.
A delightful day was enjoyed last Sun
day by hundreds Of children in the
churches Of our city. The exercises were
witnessed by large audiences and the dec
orations We're eXcellout. The following
churches will celebrate the day tomorrow.
and may they have such day as last
Sunday was: North Main Avenue Baptist
church at p. m, Providence Methodist
Episcopal church at 1879 Il. NJ, Providence
Christian church Mt p. M, Providence
Welsh Congregational church at 2 and 6
p. IN, Park Place Methodist Episcopal
church at p. m, Second German church,
Prospect avenue, at 7p. M; Elm PARK
church at iO.SO u. m,, First German
church ut 10 80 a. m., and in Petersburg
Mission chapel at 23O p. m, Scranton
Street Baptist church at 1870 a. N.
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WOMEN AND CHURCH WORK.

The sewing school of the Second Ger
man Methodist Episcopal pchurch, will
hold picnic on the Fourth at Mountain
lake.
Glass No. 0 in the Providence Presbyter.
ian church, Mrs. j. K. Smith, teacher VIII
run an excursion next Thursday to Far
view.
The Kings Daughters OF the Asbury
Methodist Episcopal church are preparing
an entertainment that will be given to the
public.
Next Tuesday class No. 1G in the Provi-
dence Methodist Episcopal Sunday school,
Miss Annie Mulley, teacher, will run an
excursion to Lake Ariel.
The strawberry social held in the First
German church last Wednesday ana
Thursday, was a grand success. Tho
house was crowded both evenings and all
We're pleased with tho bountitul prepare.
tions OF the Ladies' Aid society.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Cedar
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church, has
completed all its plans for its excursion on
the 2!nd inst, to Lake Ariel. Mrs. John
FIdeburg, president, and Mrs. Sullivan,
secretary, have been Very d,lisent Ia the
work
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YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETIES.

The Young Peoples union of the Welsh
Baptist church Of Providence are busily
engaged preparing social.
The Yonng People of the First Congre.
gatlonal church are arranging for their an
nual convention to Lake Ariel, that will
take place in July.
Last Tuesday the Young Peoples 60
ciety of Christian Endeavor Of the Penn
Avenue Baptist church elected officers for
the next six months.
The Guild Mission band will give one of
the best fan drills at an entertainment
next Monday even. The benefit is for
foreign mission work.
The Junior Luther League Of the Holy
Trinity church will enjoy days outing
today. Key and Mrs. Z. L. Miller will
accompany the society and be the young.
est of The juniors.
The Young People of the Plymouth Con-
gregational church held a strawberry So
cial last evening, the proceeds of which
will defIay the expenses incurred in the
last Christian Endeavor convention.
Next Thursday the Luther League So
cieties of northeastern Pennsylvania will
hold their first anniversary in the Holy
Trinity church. Representatives from as
sociated societies will be present and the
visiting delegates will deliver addresses
ane read papers.
The Young Peoples society, of the Hick-
ory Street Presbyterian church, will take
days outing next Thursday. About fifty
Of them expect to go and spend the day
on the farm Of Mr.. Wecher, member Of
the church, who resides few miles out
Of town.
The question of the Epworth league
guards is freely discussed at present, and
the argument pro. and con. is pretty even
ly divided. While the debate proceeds,
new companies are continually being or
ganzied, and if the boys had voice on the
question it would bespeedily decided and
no one can doubt tho result
The Epworth League societies of Scran-
ton and vicinity have been organized into
union. The work is carried on by cabi-
net, composed of pastors and laymen. In
computing the number of members in the
societies IN town. the members in the cabi-
net were astonished to find it over 1000
This Is power for good in our city.
The Young Peoples society of Zion
church, on Mifilin avenue, Is one of the
strongest organizations in the city. 1t
numbers 50 members, AM. under the
leadership of Oohn Calm as president, and
Miss Josephine Rohrwasser as secretary,
the society is doing good work The SER
vices Sunday evening are conducted in
both English and German and are very
well attended.