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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-26

OLD, RELIABLE EAPEkI sfECiALish
Permanent resident Of this city.
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Nervous Diseases, Blood and skin Affections
Kidney and Bladder Troubles, and all P.iyAte Dis
eases Of Men and Women
rv-Nsw remedies, advanced methods, seien,ne
treatment The doctor particularly soiieis those
eases which have been treated BY other specialists
without benefit IL. ,,.,
Eheumatism. pain and Stiffness Immediately
trioity.
once, a6s Westminster ST., Providence, X. ].
Opposite shepard's store)
once hours . TO IL 2 TO 9, 7tosp. IN. Closed
guadays Consultation free.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-26

Imogene Conner, with the Tony Pastor
Company, and sister of George Dover,
tenor, OF this city, is seriously Ill with
pneumonia at Louisville, KY.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-26

During March Sowing the Wind"
Fanny Davenport, the Kendals, and
"Friends" will be seen in the Providence
Opera House. The April array is very en-
couraging. Jefferson, Tom Keene, Joseph
Murphy and John Drew will be here.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-26

"The DEVILS Auction" will be produced
at Ksith's Opera House February IL.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-26

Proprietor Thomas Trowbridge will
make his debut on the lyric stage week OF
March in the titular role in the sensa-
tional comedy drama entitled "Newsboy
Detective" at Lothrop's Providence Opera
House. He will be supported by strong
company of local favorites.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-26

vUANTEp-ExPERIEN SHIRT MAKEas.
Wv STEADY work Tor good makers ADDER, +
kswa jL5-A
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-26

"There is but the difference of lette
between the beginning and the end o
life," says Beerbohm Tree-"creation d an,
cremation"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-26

NVANTED-spor CASH PAID roR LARGE
w lots a. second hand household furniture
carpets, ETC., 10 parties breaking house keapia
at 100 Weybossett street Geo. l. eRobinssn aas.
Veneer I'D
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-26

Freda Simonson, the marvellous child
pianist, and Juanita Manen, the equally
famous boy violinist, are just now the
talk Of musical New York. The critics
are vieing with each other in compliments
ing them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-26

John w. Mackay, the bonanza million
aire, spent $1,000 for seats for the American
debut Of Sibyl Sanderson, at the Metro
politan Opera House. They both claim
California as their home, and Mackay
said he was bound the singer should have
q successful first night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-26

The following announcements are made
for Lothrop's Providence Opera House
Week of Feb. 4, "Ticket of Leave MAN.;
Feb. IL, Dan Mccarthy and his own com.
pany, in "Pride of Mayo; Feb. is, Miss
Katherine Rober and stock company
Feb. %, "Side Tracked; March 4, "News'
boy Detective"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-26

rANTED--rRUsTwoRTHY PERSON TO
w travel SALARY $50 and expenses Refer.
enoe. Enclose self addressed envelope. General
Manager Box p, Chicago. Hi
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-08-13
ct Ole Bua gfonuu1ent.

0sorbmdnbenes Sansforenins Mi.s
neapolis baube ben 4oe hs. en- s5eit ueb
builten glnlebnins Mbu. S. IS. Mrctans
Der fren,bolot en- Gale, buor pent bet
uilbe ie ,1b, ON Dor betienbte Ole Bull,
ben norlfe Mufit &onse, blep af NOrbs
menbene beri 4anbet retit ct Monument
til bans 9gre. Mrctan6er bendpner
8ul iom ben "norffeite Norbmanb, iom
enonu bar traabt paa ameritanit Sorb.
Ser blep paa ftaaenbe Sob iubiamlet
$ll til en- 8espnbelie, Os nbndpnt en-
SnbbpoeIiestommite paa 20 Meblems
,ner, bporblanbt Fnbes i1ere at be NET
fremtraben6e Morbmdnb beri Qanoet.
Eanten er atreiie en- 8 SOB bst Bron>
cefatue, os for at faa ct Monument,
lom baabe er ben fore Eonetnnitner pdrs
big, os ion. be, Der reiier bet, tan pare.
betienbt af, ubtraDes en- Gum Of $s, ,ooo,
giQebbusser Sacob 5ielbe blir rimeliss;
pis ben, Der blir betroet i1bfsrelien af
bette adjournment. Monumentet blir
formobentlis reit pad er at be imnftsfte1
Nlab(e / MinnsaYoIis Oct berDr for
Ell itprre Del Ipaa bpab seoutiter InbndDnes
om bette Toretassnbe itqI lpttss sn0set
ION Def ubentpil bnrbe. sl5I
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-08-13
Cow v Money. q

In the Chicago Record of June
oath / find a valueable lecture o1
Edward Atkinson on Cow Mon
ey'. Thesauthor in his boundless
wisdom refers to the bible. The
bible informs us that the Hebrews
unit was a golden calf, they were
worshipping that calf while dan.
cling around it. The Hebrews are
yet dancing around the same call
and they demand Of. US western
farmers that we shall join in the
dance. AS that calf has been
growing about 5000 years she is
certainly old and large enough to
be a COW. So far the Boston
author is correct. The size of the
COW is truly great. While Boston
and Wall street are milking the
COW, she stretches her neck over
the west and devours one half of
our crops. As | have been far
ming over SO years, know a
little about cows aud their value.
Consequently we will not hurt the
COW but we propose to turn her
around and Wall street do the
feeding and the western farmers
do the milking, then we will have
real COW money in the west.
Abont 25years ago Wall street
was supposed to be the financial
sun and Boston the moon but ci>
vilization is rapidly moving west.
The great west is the JOSHUA who
commanded the, sun and the
moon to stand still and theystood
still. "a man who does not know
the difference between a COW and
money is himself az by 4 cow
head. Wall street has got a fl
nancial fool and Boston a finan-
.cial coWhead. But Chicago has
gota financial school. There is
A hope for Wall street because
they have ALREADY sent one Of
their (. gold mono omaniac to
Coins Financial school al Chicas-
go. are proud of Chicago
and the west. + Fatland, ,s,;
": e.wa,rl, \ L, Hl. n n
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-08-13
2oe,t Marg.

beres 8arbi faapel iont fremmebe Bens
ses. 9ection 10 flyer: Snsen Stat
ftal mpnte Bense eQer sisre noset anbet
enb Sub % Splp til 8etalinssmit6eI
for @idl6. Det ffaar @ulb % 5plp
itfe Cub euer Selp. Dette Ct Ronbi=
tionen. Den tos bort fra @taterne
Masten til at mpnte Yense eIler til at
siere noset anbet enb bisie to Metauer
til 8etaIinssmibbel for @idlb. Den
gap aensresien ben ubeluttenbe Rst til
lnpnte Bense. Staterne itutbe bruse
De to Nletaller til legal Genber 8ense,
men Ronsresien ituIbe mpnte benz. Rob>
Der os andre WfetaQer itnlbe mpntes til
gense af ROnsresien, men Staterne
itulbe life siere ben til legal Eenber.
Ronsresfen beri,nob fllnoe. De to Wfes
taller, iom iaalebes bleu siuet garbiss
beb os 8etponins par Sub % Sslp.
Robber bleu mpntet % iiben Nidel til
gensetesn token money!, men @elp
% Sub ble6 omtaIt &pnitit1tionen
lon pirtelise Yeuse. aonsresien bleu
bempnbiset til at resule,e beres garbi,
bet er befemme ben relattpe 8drot melz
lent be to Metauer. @taterne ooersap
fin &et til at mpnte Yense, men bebolot
Saetten til at BRUCE @ulb os Sslp iom
Beuse, inseu af benz iom 8ensetesn,
laalebes at en- repreieuterer ben anben,
liseiom mputet Selu MI repreienterer
@ulb, men uben besse iom Pense efter
fin esen @et. (Bitalb.) &onsresfen
bar lite mere &et til at bemenittiere ct
Metal, enb ben bar til at ben,otifere
besse uben @taternes 8ifalb.
De Menb, iou siorbe Ronftitutios
mems Ramme, bespnbte berpaa at sipe
ben bet tiIistebe sSnbbOlb. De gap
til besse ytetauer 'ise gdrbisbeb, lise
&etti9beb, meb l1nota9elle at 9lsre
Selpbonaren til 9drbienbeb, i bpilfen
gerbien af Sub ftulbe maales, men
besse Metaller 1T fri % ubesrenSiet
Mpntnins. Besse sapes fnlb os ubes
sreubiet Brus i Detailing af @idlh.
Ser blep insen DisfrimatiOn siort /
8rusen al be to Netaller, unbtasen at
garbien ftulbe pere Sslp6ouaren, Dg
at @uIbmpnt ful6e resnes efter 8drbis
en- af iaa % iaa mango Sslpbouars.
Dette er be usiastise l1otrpt, be Mdnb
bruste, iom siOrbe Ronititutionen.
Daniel Webiter iasOe lie &onsresfiOnal
@IObe appeubir p. 81 til So "a. &ons
sres, 2. Sesiiou, 81 Dec. 1850
Sub % SsIu er &onititutionens penz
&c. Den tonftitutionelle garbiftanbaro
er oprettet % Tan lite bli omitprtet. vt
omitprte ben pilbe rpite bet belle Spitem.
Sub os Sslu til bet af Rousresfen be-
itemte TorboIb er ben lesale gerbifans
barb bette 2aub, os buerten &onsres=
fen eller noseu Stat bar Mpnbisbeb til
at oprette nosen anben Stanbarb euer
aftaffe benne. (2ausparist 8ifalb.)
JortI.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-08-13
llborag af 9arpep Surr 9ebatten.
(s5Ortiat fra forr. MO.)

Hb1teb Ell at Hen9e. parS
pep: timber bette Bunft fontnter bet
@pgrsmaal, ON alleilass 8ense fnlbe
ubifebes af &esierinsen eller ON en- Del
itulbe bliubfebt af priuate perioner elz
ler Rerporationer. 8ensenes Nsbpens
bisbeo, bet Tattum, at bet ct Samfunz
bets orsaniife SIubium, ffulbe siere bem
nbelutfenbe til en- Trembrinselie af Re>
sier,usen. (8ifalO). giresulerer Mel>
lemftatsbauoelen peb 2ope, torbi ben
nebtommer Samtunbet. Sntet ct lad
inberlis forbunbet meb Samfunbets Or
saniiation iom 8ense, % aaisepel bat
ri en- Stole al Tinantsmdnb iom flyer,
at 9ensene ffal ubitebes af pripate Berz
ioner elIer Rorporationer os resuleres af
benz. Det ifuIoe pare ct faitilaaet Prins
clip bos os, at llbitebelien af Pense
ifulbe pdre en- 8esierinssbanblins. (8is
lfalb. IQe 8ense ifulbe pere legal
Genber / Detailing af al @ielb os insen
Discrimination, l1splbissierelie euer
Torrinselie af Bensene ituloe bli tilabt.
9aust os pebparenbe Bifalb.)
6orr: Set er en- sob Del @anb<
beb i, bpao De Der iast. Det er mere
Sanbbeb, enb Der eribele Coins G@ool.
Det er fanbt, at 8ense er 9anbelsns
2ipsblob. Men bet er lite ianbt, at
gense Blot Tan etiitere, naar be er ifabte
af 2ouen. Bense par ibrus os uel forz
itaaet, Ia.se fgr Der par noseu SOP ON
Einsen. Bense bebsuer beuer title at
udre legal Eenber for at pdre sobe 8ense.
Dette er ct Wistat af Bro6er 3aruep.
5alpparten af pore Pense ibas er lite
legal Teuber, os bog er ben enc Dollar
laa COB iom ben auben. gn 91atioual
Banfnote er lite 2esal Eenber for @ielb
eller noset auDet. Snsen SslDcertifitn.
ter e legal Eenber, % bog tases be I,se:
|iaa inart iou1 anbre pense. Seq er itt'
imob, at gesieriusen ituIbe resulere 4sen:
gene. Det er lite min t6eniist benue
Debat at forbpbe mig Spprsmaalet,
ON alle 9ense ffulbe uoiteoes af Resies
rinseu, eller buab Der buroe sieres. sos
ct fort Mutal at be ciuiliiereoe Nattoner
,lbiteoes Bensene af Rorporationer %
reguleres ueb Sop. Otter en- lansuarig
IDiffusfiou fanbt enbeIis Ebomas Sefs
Iferion ben Blau, iom bleu antasen for
port Benseipitem. Den fsrite SOP
Torene6e @tater ON bette gmne pebto>
ses ben Ste SuIt 1883. gaa Spsrsz
naalet, ON Benseenbeoen ituIbe uere
l Dollar, iDarebe buert euefte Mebleu,
/ Ia, % iaa beiIuttebes efter Sefferions
pIau, at be forifieuise Benseifytter
ifulbe torsses efter EitaIipitemet. Dette
par ben fsrfte gambling af ben an,eritan>
fte &onsres. De faitiatte terit Gnbes
ben eller Maunet af ben Eins, iom ffulbe
bruses iom Maal. Det itulbe pare
Dollar % ben minbfe Mpnt ffulbe pdre
| I Gent ,lIer o., 6 TnhunhrpheHeI nf 81, @or-
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-08-13
aorporatipnsmSbe I ct sopeperelfe

.Iom sipr Sorretnins unber Napn: Sofs:
& 2unb gubtiibing &on1pani ! Minnez
applis, men the place ofbusiness is.
the cityof Moorhead, Minnesota.
$. q. Gpfs er aorporationens Brefz1
bent.
ssfMqe Suforporatipnsartifle ital
repnte Rorporation bolbe MttiemBbe o.
Direttionsmpbe til faftiatte Eiber, r,1ent
til Doto bar set prret mia umuligt at
bepeae Sois til at falbe lopligt glftieeier<I
mgbe 6enbolo til sSnforporatipnsar<
titlerne. s5oIs % 2uub bar meb Glib;
holbt gttieierne l1pibenbeb om 5or.
retninaens @tat,,s.
Sen 16be Suli S. 81. fif lea Brep fra
@b aunb prt at BET ffulbe blipe ct ipez.
cleft gftieiermgbe RI. 8 Weproenen ben
1sbe esuli / Weoorheab - altfaa meb /
9aqs 9ariel.
Sea mgbte oq protefterebe mob ben
u1opliae gilta1bel{e af Wegbe oa forlanste
lopliot Mftiemgbe lammenfalbt. 6ois
lppebe bet, men iftebetfor Mftiempoe blep
Der af 1amu1e aunb falbt ct 5pecielt Megbe
til 2ben Mua1it for Ser oa ba at ftre
esonh t,oo so5a,s f,en,meIioe r,o ,1lppfioe
grnnsoftinner ep5s fom iii W1gbet
% en- grzga1oonpert mgbte frem meb
Mepen fu1b al Mttier / Sois & 2unbs
gubltihina Rou,pani. Sols bapbe e
lenoere benmeliot Mesbe meb bam fit
sopeperelie. oo 20 Meinutter fsrenb
Eo1s ifulbe oaa ombero paa greaet,
bleu lea ,,nabiaft inbfalbt til Mftieeier<
mgbe. / @opeperellet.
gllIe onore 4ftieeiere par fraperenbe.
7ois falbte N@goet tilorben % oplpfte,
at @r>@olounpdrten f,,noe lite Remne
BE $500 Nftier. han bapbe. men Sols
bapbe en- asrprp {or $17oo prre Slftier
fro WtinneappIis, ION gr galoonmaftz
ben Tube ftem.ue, ipm ban pilbe, 5a'e
Sois. Sea fuube lite bearibe, bpDrle=
bes en- attieeier 5om lite tan femme fine
cane Mftier tuube femme anbres Mftier,
"iont han pilbe" ADa bar itanba me
fpar Rar.1
so1s traf frem ct itrepet ssorilaa ium
ffulbe aobtqisre, at Tpls oa 2unos benz
melioe oa ulopliqe, eaoiitiite oa tpra,1=
ntite Eransaft,oner bar ssa % Nmen,
ou1 sorflaaet blep autaaet.
sSmob 1nrlaQet bolbt lea en- l;ben
Gale, 5om lea aierue pil Be frarrrenbe
aftieiere ital faa Nnlebnins til at ten.
be, oq ba lea lite peb, buem fom er Afz
t,ere eller buor Be bur, iom ere interes<
ieret ssois s. 2uno 8ubliibiua Rom=
paui % 1glpe 9eormonben", ltat lea Be-
be ON Hlnbs for mine Drb. Sea iaabe
omtrent iaalebes:
1gtaar Aere af % iatte buer Dollar,
pi eiebe iab paa at fremme Meformia<
gen % ait inb i @ompaniitab meb Dem
unoer Go, ba pentebe ii, at uQfaa Sc
p,lbe bolbt Deres gb % rettet Dem ef=
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-08-13
Nfr. 8aplanb, gfeoatteren af Com
mo Nation er fratraabt.

Mtr. NSagl1nD, oteoa11preH 81 So1Il-
ing Nation ct fratraabt.
Sen anslitanife Biffop af Greter,
gnslanb, opforbrer let 9prbebrep til 1pes
ciel Eatiiselie fOr geeoerlaset af bet Bars
ii, ion1 truebe Rirten.
Mlrs. 6ele1 6. stewart bleO Of @ets
tent Greene 60. Mp., uondpnt til
Sberriff etter fin Manb, ber b6be for
etpar Tiger fiben.
Sen preftelise 8orsermeiter Belt
@uperior pil lite siDe op, ielp on. ban
er afiat. San foripste basefter at prrs
fbere oper ct Bprda6smpbe, os bar "
benpibere ilaat inb Dpren til Borsermes
fterens Offiee for at bolbe fig iseoet.
Set er en- femmelis &ar.
Mprberterne af Be triitne Misiiond>
rer / &ina er besaaet at gesetarianerne,
en- bemn1elis politiit 0rben. De ifaar
omtrent famine GorbolO til &esierinsen
iom Milbiliiterne / @uslan6, os beres
5eniist meb at mprbe Misiionarerne er
at brinse &esierinsen &onfitt meb be
ubenlanbite Master.
S0ren QeibabL en Sarmer ner
@lenmoob, Minn., blep ben 8. bs. brebt
peb at faa fin enc Sob afifaaret | en- Selp,
bimber. Sans enc 5eit falbt omfuld
mebens ban fjerte % peb at faa ben or
tsien tos be andre 9eite tilipranss oe
berpeb bGep 6e,babl itbbt omtulb os tom
for &nipen / iMaifinen, iOm tOs bans enc
Sob af. Snsen par t,litebe, iaa ban
be6e af Blo6tab.
Set bar l1ianbbe0.
Sen lille gfotis oueridt fra Grant
County Farmer iibite l1sesnumu.es
af "@obbusseren" apsaaenbe at @bartes
@obwarb, Sgn til Baitor @obwar6
Glbotp Gate, bauoe forspet gOlbtdsi
mob en- l2aaris Pise, er os berettet fra
paalibeIist 9oIb, par en- l1fanbbeb ri
fgrit til iibit. Mibbp Blabet barbe par'
Iibt mere paalitelist u1eb at berette on
faabanne Eins.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-08-13

bbuasersn. 3 aeaaneoer for rs
Cents " "
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-14
NOTES OF THE EXHIBIT.

Tomorrow night the Press club booth
Will award the jelly cake prize.
Wilkes-Barreans have arranged a
connection with the exhibit.
The exhibitors declare that Scranton
grocers are receiving many inquiries
for goods demonstrated at the Food
exposition.
Several Scranton clubs endeavored to
secure the Russian band for private
concerts this week, but they had other
engagements in Gotham.
Tonight is Lodge night" and West
Side night Each visitor will be al
lowed to vote for any lodge, society,
Sunday school or other organization
The one receiving the most votes will
be presented with silver water Ser
vice.
The "Camelia" cereals shown by the
Marshall, Kennedy Milling company.
are handsomely put up in cortons and
are said to be very satisfying to epi-
cures. Duggan e. Co. are the local
agents of the company and are in
charge Of the exhibit.
Tomorrow night the Scranton Car
amel works will conduct a caramel
wrapping contest among its girl EN-
ployes. Every woman who buys an
admission ticket will be given box of
caramels. During the evening the or
chestra will render selections from
comic operas.
For the best chocolate icing made
from premium chocolate w. II. Baker
& Co. awarded the first prize Of $5 to
Miss Julia Denman, 1873 South Hyde
Park avenue, and the second prize of
$3.50 to Miss j. A. Fritz, 521 Madison
avenue. The company renews its offers
of prizes this week, the awards to be
made on the excellence Of the icings
made from Premium chocolate.
Fl. G. Cooke of Mooretown, N. j., has
made many friends in the city during
the past week while attending to the
interests Of his firm at the food exposi-
ton. As result of his affable man.
ners and friendly intercourse with our
people samples of his Royal Dutch
Cocoa We're upon the breakfast table
in many Scranton homes yesterday
morning. Success to "Gir' Is the earn
est wish of his many admring ac-
quaintances hereabouts.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-14

to the fact that young men were not
being reached. Hence the organization
of the Young Mems Christian associa-
ton was a spontaneous non-sectarian
movement on the part of the liberal
spirits in all the churches. The move
ment has grown in this country be-
cause it exactly met and satisfied the
conditions which called it into being,
and because it was broad enough and
comprehensive enough in its scope to
anticipate the demand which is every
where being made for institutional
church work.
Great Need for the Work.
The need for the work can readily
be seen from facts observed in various
towns. In one city of 10000 population
with an estimated population of $500
young men, only lS0 were identified with
any religious enterprise, and there were
no additions to this number during the
year, while there were sos convictions
of crime, most of the criminals being
young men.
In another city of the same size, 5S7
young men We're found in seven saloons
in an hour and half Of Saturday even
ing, and 1874 young men in all the
churches the next morning.
In every large city it is safe to say
that the proportion of young men who
serve the devil on Saturday night Is
more than five to one against those who
are to be found in any place of worship
on Sunday morning.
These facts were full of significance
to the men who had the welfare of
young men at heart. And they at once
rallied to the support of the association
movement. The fact that they have
within the past twenty-five years given
over I5,O0O,OOO- for, equipment, and as
much more for current expenses shows
their faith in the work.
The Servant Of All Churches.
But not only among business men
but among ecclesiastical bodies has the
association found favor and a hearty
support. So wise were the provisions
of it's constitution and 50 loyal We're its
leaders to the churches to which they
belonged that the Young Mems Chris
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-14
WORK Y. NJ. c. A. IS DOING
Christianity Adapted to Actual Needs
of Young Men Of Today.
IS ENTIRELY NON-SECTARIAN
The Helper Of All Churches and Has Bee II
the Model of Many kindred Move.
ments Started in This Countrywide.
ficcrs Of Local Associations.

AS an Illustration Of the practical
adaptation of Christianity to actual
every day needs of young men the
Young Mems Christian association
work is without rival. 1t owes its
origin not to the selfishness of sectari-
anism or the enthusiasm of visionaries.
but to the wisdom of patriotic and
keensighted business and professional
men. who had long observed with anXi-
ETY. that the young men Of the cities and
towns were being tempted on every
hand to depart from the path of recti-
tude and uprightness, and that these
forces of evil were rapidly increasing
in power while comparatively little
was being done to counteract their in
fluence.
1t was no criticism of the church to
say that she was failing to reach the
young men, but it was rather an awak-
ening on the part of the church herself
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-14

years are the names of the men who
have had most to do with the city's
material and moral development. The
different boards of directors which have
served annually have been chosen so
as to represent both church and busi-
ness interests, and the present board Is
no exception. It's officers and members
are responsible for the entire manage
ment of the work, and are composed of
the following gentlemen: President, A.
w. Dickson, Weston Milling company;
vice presidents. G. f. Reynolds. of the
Lackawanna Iron and Steel company,
and William Frink, Of the Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western railroad;
treasurer, H. C. Shafer, Scranton Saw
ings bank; recording secretary, W.iW.
Inglis, of the Hillside Coal and Iron
company.
Other members Of the board are:
William ]. Hand, w. G. Parke, II. b.
Cox, F.. T.. Platt w. r. McClave, Luther
Keller, E. Il. Teal, Il. l.. Fuller, F. L.
Phillips, w. w. Lathrope and II. S.
williams This management will long
be remembered as the one under which
the new educational work received its
greatest impetus and most liberal sup
port,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-14
DIED.

BRIEGEL.-In Scranton, Jan. l2,1S95,
Bertha Rosina. daughter of George A.
and Christina Briegel, aged years and
months.
FEELEY.-In Scranton, Jan. II, 1895, John
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Feeley. aged 0
years, 10 months and q days. Funeral
Monday, Jan. IA, at 2 o'clock, from l15
South Garfield avenue.
O'MALLEY.-In Scranton, Jan. II, 1895.
James O'Malley, Of West Market street,
aged 73.
SULL1VAN.-ln Scranton, Jan. 70. 1895,
Mrs. Ctharine Sullivan, at her home, 500
Capouse avenue. Funeral Tuesday
morning at o'clock. Requiem mass at
st. Peters cathedral and interment In
Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.