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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13

CHIEF "a. Il Io,uer. ~ %" Atlanta
Fire Department. ms Irst fetifN'i nom
"a second trip N1rih iu tr' interest ol
the Exposition He NIs secured iI-" or
charge a ran equlpmsut of or" apihiai,''
inc.ulins IN" Gsm-Rel nrr alarm ~ %
TEN. and 70. GaMeNrN AUXILIARY alarm
There will g.. equipments iui tni'r poo ,
companies three steamers. ono h.oN s"i
ladder truck and fvo two horse cheml' Al
,ngines In addition, there "ih o.
300 or NOR 3-gdilou nft ~ -
tiugilishers. - b. located I'D li'ief' ht
buildings As an extra ant lh, eikh !
G0-guilon. two-Wheel rfe 'kiInSgiaNefH WI
be located In eight 81 tnc puncilai W., i
.ings Tho Gameweil IRE alarm VIII n'
mo 10 date. with thu latest lrpf lFrin'N, :.
and will be- made ,.ipe tally emo i.H. ~
he auxiliary system % ir in,iiiI"l ~
The sam company Th~ auxiliary aai.i
VIII include boxes distributed tnis-hN W
buildings. each containing 0nt, unu
a glass. IN case Of Gee. ans DIlt'h -
nr-.s.,I and the exact iocltion IN We
building Is recorded az the Fire p'pa''-
ment. ,.. ,,... nm, -
NAMES. continues Z, grow in iilioi lin,
t'ompanies from ifm9f" pare "i nt
United state have already ''I,.' . ~
this will STIR up d. vast amount '' '''
forest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13
pENBERTON-TA NiPTI>Ls.
Briiiinnt social Event at the First
Presbyterian Church. Wilmington.

WILMINGTON. y. G.. February r.
Especial One OF the most brilliant so,
cial events of this season in Wilmington
was the marriage N the First presby-
terrain church this evening of Mr.. VII
liam PembertOn. Of Fayetteville. y. G.
and Miss May Bell Taylor. the beautiful,
and accomplished daughter OF Colonel
John H. Taylor. ~ this city. The church.
which was beautifully decorated. was
crowded with the beauty and chiyalry
~ WilmmgtOn's 400" The usheTs were
Mcssrs. Ed Taylor brother Of IN"
brilel. Ed. Tenneut. James :. Han an.
Mr.. Crosswell To the inspiring strains
OF Lohengrln's wedding march the four
uShers slowly ascended the aisle. follow
ed by the maid OF honOr. Miss Fannie
Taylor the brides sister who was dress-
I'd in canary -coiOred crepe gauffre. and
carried Marechal Nell roses. Next came
the bride. beautifully dressed In white
silk, with bridal veil. carrying lilies or
the vail " and leaning on the arm or
her father They were met AT the altar
bv the groom and his best man. Mr.
Prmberton. ~ Fayetteville. y. g.. and
the ceremony was performed by Rcv.
Peyton II Hoce. u. y. in his usual olo-
quent and impressive manner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13
Affairs Around GOrdonsNiile.

GORDONSVILE. Va. February IL
)SpecialD Mrs. Mansfield. after proc
rracted Illness. dlcd AZ che reslienc" ~
her daughter Mrs.. Jeu'ry. on sunday
afternoon She WIS Inferred 30 Maple
Wood Cemetery yesterday afternoon.
owing 10 the long continued cold
weather and deep SHOWS much suf-
fering Is reported among a." poor ~ me
town. Pastors ~ the various churches
have taken No collections and have APP
pointed committees 10 HUNK up a." SUI
ferlng ones.
Coasiing AMI skating continue % b. the
order OF the dl5
Or. and Mrs. J. - Biedsoe Who have
been IN Florida for the past month. wu''
that they wul probably return - thrir'
home. In GorIousyllo. shortly u they
knew Just what an !r'-bOuri region thIf
il at present they wogli remain "a whia
longer IN the Land of Flowers.
II IS reported that thfr' a. ease ~
SMALLPOX az Orange Courthouse. MOO"
miles distant. and the runof BIAS olls ,
some anxiety hc.e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13
Wedding In POyyhatnn.

There was "A pretty wedding at Muddy
Creek church. Pow atan county. yester-
day morning. the couple being Mr.. j. H..
Wray ana Miss Hettie palmore. The
ceremony WAS performed by Rev. J. Il.
Hashy. and -oOn thereafter Mr.. and Mrs.
Wrdy left for this city. reaching here
last evening. and stopping at the Hotel
Dodson. They 10 today To Prince I'd
ward TO visit mi nds and relatives. Their
future home viii be Trenholm. Powhatan.
where the groom * postmaster and is
engaged IN merchandizing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13
Anti-Tranip Tickets.

Where can these tickets be found? !
was applied To last evening for some.
and went 10 the National Bank of Nir-
ginia 10 get them from Mr.. Morton, but
the bank was closed \ lady. by the
way. could not 20 out at night for one
Had they not better be carried from
house TO house say next Saturday, by
some half-grown schoOl-boys Of good ad-
dress. so as to supply the public! rms
il terrible weather TO be exposed to the
elements | called at the home lately
and found them making comforts" or
quilts-certainly a seasonable commodity
A. H. &.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13
Tbc IL. l.. 4. BIues' Associations.

This organization had full attendance
last night at the new Armory. and after
Companies and y had drilled Colonel
John Rel Bigger. vice-president. In the
absence OF Major -. w. richardson
president. who is confined 10 his home by
indispositiou. called the meeting 10 order
Several new names were added TO the ilst
Of members The following officers were
unanimously elected: President. Major H..
W. Richardson: Vice President. Colonel
Holm Ben Bigger: Secretary. &. &. Rady.
ESD: Treasurer, Lieutenant +. NJ. Woon;
ColIecior-Sergesnt, r. Il. GlaZebrook
The Richmond Iight-Gnfantry Blues
Battalion Is IN hrst-rate condition. ana
steadily increasing in numbers. The meet
ing adjourned until the first Tuesday IN
March next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13
Al the rIay-IIOuseS.

one Of Hoyt's most successful farce
comedies. A Bunch Of Keys viii be
At the Academy tonight and tomorrow.
There VIII b. "a special matinee perform
auce tomorrow. IT Is announced that THIS
particular bunch of keys has been
polished up 10 date" and that new lines.
music. and specidities will be- introduced.
by a company that H. hrst-class The
farce was always vastly entertaining, and
should he wei worth visit To see il in
it, pew dress
Sol Smith Russell Will be 1T the Acade-
my Friday and Saturday. THE Heir-ai-
Law viii be presented on Friday night:
"A Poor Relation at the matinee on
Saturday, and Peaceful Valley" at night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13
confirmation by Bishop Cheshire.

ROCKY MOI NJ. y. g. February y.
Especial Right Rev Theodore Il.
Cheshire. Bishop Of North Carolina. Is the
guest Of Judge Jacob Battle. lie held
services and administered confirmation
at The Church Of the Good shepherd this
afternoon.
Mr. Stanley Matthews fell on the ice
and dislocated his ankle Saturday aight.
a series Of union meetings IL being held
az the Methodist church
The FIRST mail from the North since
Thursday arrived sunday az / O'Clock.
This Is the second time within the
last eight years that ice has been or
sufficient thickness for skating.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13
BRooh DISTRICT USERS.
Those Nho VIII Gather RcIigious
Statistics ia Tiut section.

At the request of thc ministers in the
Brook District the Dispatch publishes
below ne nantes 90 visitors who have
been appointed for ih.t district. .n pur-
srance u me resolution ~ thc Ministerial
lu.on 90 have 4 house-tO-houst visitation
throughout the cts 60 obtain religious
naUsilc- This district D. that portion
~ TIE oiiy included IN line beginning
~ lr,t street and drawn along the
centre 81 Grace 10 Ryland street. thence
along tie centre Of Ryland to BROAD.
along the centre OF Broad 90 boundary.
a.1 90 lno from Grace. along centre OF
Ffst 60 boundary.
Nofth Side Of Grace: Mrs. ". r.
Richardson. il5 east Franklin; Miss Mary
DrfI o. 30 east clay.
South Side OF Broad: Horace T..
Cf..a second and Arch streets. Thomas
d Ili3 - west Grace
Nofth Side Of Broad from First to
Henry Di. J. J Hawks. 100 east Broad.
L Anal 3is Brook avenue.
Norih Size % Broad and West OF
Irnn T. T. Harrison. $40 west Mar
sn"i ~. swift. 2s west Clay.
between Broad and Marshall: Mrs.
JHilih 4 Crenshaw 800 wes. Marshall:
Alfs A. l.. Marcy. ~ east Main.
T. south Side of Marshall. Mrs. J. n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13

W. G. Roberts and an address n 90,
,or,y,iouFth street. A. soon as no s,,''ns
.own ne went To this address ana ,,,.s.
Ia ia 10 one named Roberts lived ,nsr.
n,s Says mar This discovery dien., s,r.
p p nm much, Tor be had been think,ns
49, 800, nns new friends. and had r.acb.S
,Sn "nsofnphmentary conclusions aho.,
hasn't arrived. and. IN no ~, "hicn
he is living on the Bowsry ,n1 ,. unie'
ing to cnt the heart on, ~ ~. n
when he meets him. '' H"Deris
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13
Ihc NrnGcnlN's Meeting.

In spite If the bad weather there was
quite large attendance OF he doctors
al the meeting of the Academy OF Medi-
cine and Surgery last night The sub
ject for discussion was "GOut." and IL
WAS ably led 10y ~. Edwards who was
followed hv prs Hugh Taylor, J. s
Wexford. Crane. Michaux. +. &. Levy.
and Ieyser.
The general tenor OF the evening
showed the increased interest that the
members are taking in the academy. and
IL argues we'll for IT. future
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13
B'NtI FIRTH CONVENTION.
Hon. Julius Straus PresidrS-Nr>>rs
Gunst and WhitIOct Present.

ATLANTA. GA. February le.-The an
nual convention OF the Hebrew Be
rayolent Association B'nu Birth tor the
district composed u the States ~ Geor-
gia. North and South Carolina.
Virginia. AMI Maryland and the Dis
trict of Columbia met this morning at
- O'Clock i'm Atlanta. II is attended by
prominent Hebrews from All parts Of the
district. and will be- in session to-day and
tomorrow. The morning session was de-
voted only to preliminary work, and the
convention will assemble against this eve
ming.
Hon. Simon Wolf, Of Washington, II. e.,
the president Of this district. Is here.
Among other leading Hebrews present
Hon Julius Straus. vicepresdent OF the
Grand Lodge. Max Cohen and Henry
Adler. Of Washington; \. Gunst and II.
Whitlock. Of Richmond, John Jay Cohen
Of Augusta. J. Herman and Sol. Baker
OF Baltimore. J. :. Loeb, of Charles
ton; s. Herman. OF Savannah, and
others.
Hon. julius Straus, as vc.presdent
under the rules Of the association. IS pre-
siding There Is a full attendance at the
meeting. and the members Of the hoard
are encouraged by the work accomplished
during the last yea.
In the afternoon the children Of the He
brew Asylum gave an entertainment AZ
De Gives Opera-Eiouse. and al night the
delegates Of the convention were enter
famed N an elaborate banquet at the
Kimball House. Tomorrow night a grand
bail will be- rendered the visiting dele
gates ~ Concordia Hall by the Hebrews
Of Atlanta. The delegates are being
royalty entertained by the people Of At
lanta. Genti.es. as well As Hebrews.
uniting i'm extending them a hearty wei
come.
The following officers We're elected auc
installed. julius Straus. Of Richmond.
pre- sid@nt; Louis Schuelherger Of Baltl-
more. first e-presiient. T. \. WaNei-
baum. of Macon. Ga. second vice-presi-
dent; : :. Iylhurg. Of Baltimore, secrr>
tary: A. Goodman. OF Baltimore. trca-
surer
The following were elected tn represent
the lodge al the constitutional cOnyen-
ton to be held In Cincinnati on April
18th: Simon Wolf. Of Washington. &.
Henry Cohen. OF Georgia: :. :. Uylburg.
Of Baltimore; Sol G. Well Of North
Carolina: J. Hecht. OF Virginia. and r.
~ MorIecai. Of South Carolina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13
Defective Norris Goes AWAY.

Detective John Il. Norris. who has been
here since the early part OF last month.
having come 10 this city in connection
with the arrest OF the confidence men
who buncoed A. w Withers out OF 5000.
leaves to-day. presumably 10 pursue his
vocation Of hunting down criminals. He
will probably return 10 Richmond In
March TO testify against Parker, the
gold brick swindler now in jail here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13
COLtMBiA's GOVERNORS GUARD.
IL Refuses to Serve Under the En-
isting state Regime.

COLUMBIA, February l2-The Gov
ernoTs Guard, OF this city. the company
whose nag was the first raised In the
city OF Mexico in that great struggle,
tonight withdrew from the State volun,
ter troops and furled It's battlescarraS a
dag, refusing TO enlist under the new
administration militia rule. which re,
Qulres each member TO take an oath 10
obey for Two years any order the Gov
ernor may give. This Is the compan,
which. during the Darlington war. upon
hesitating about going 10 Darlington.
was summoned to thu Executive Mansion
by Governor Tillman. who SO insulted
the soldiers that they threw their scab'
bards and accoutremcnts at his feet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13

Z small audience at the Tbeatre last
night The prime cause OF his detection.
he stated. was his disbelief In the doc
trine Of intention. He eulogised the first
parents Of the Protestant Reformation.
especially King Henry VIII. and Queen
Elizabeth Of England. Martin Luther. and
Calvin. Mr.. Slattery spoke OF his work
IA parish priest and as the officiating
priest In a convent IN both OF which
capacities his conduct. and the conduct
Of those with whom he was brought
in contact was exemplary. His RETROSPECT
tive Impressions were embellished with
numerous anecdotes. Mr. Slattery's de-
livery Is easy and his invective forcible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13
Notes from the \. VI. 4. T.

GeneralSecretary Tbbitts. Assistant
Seer, tary Turner. ana others. who at
tended the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation convention at stanton. say their
visit was Of the most pleasant character.
Plans for the erection OF a new boat
house for The Association Boat-Club have
been drawn, and it is possible that the
work may be- finished by April lst. The
house Is 10 be built on the Manchester
side Of the river. at the end OF Mayo's
bridge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13

said I knew enough to send him to Still
water, and father was right there and
heard It. I said that Mr.. Stewart had
agreed to help me II they would not.
CThe pcnitentiary Is situated at Ssill-
water. and that IL the allusion)
Witness then testified to going 10 Mr..
Stewart and telling him his trouble.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13
SAD ACCIDENT At ROANOKE.
4 Little Daughter OF Judge Robert
sons Fatally burned.

ROANOKE. VA, + bruary IA little
daughter OF Judge William Gordon Rob
ertson. Of this city. heated a poker and
fired her clothing this afternoon. Before
the flames could he extinguished she WIS
SO badly burned that sh- died about )
o'cIock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13
Mr.. CAMPS Funeral To-day.

The remains OF Mr.. Robert +. Camp
whose death in Hamilton, Mon, was
reported In the Dispatch, arrived mere
yesterday afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock ana
were taken To CHRISTIANS Undertaking
rooms They will be carried To the
Monumental church to-day, and at noon
the funeral will take place. The services
Will be conducted BY Rev. Mr. Stickney.
assisted by Rev. Preston Nash. The in
tcrment viii be al Hollywood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13
Transfer shelters.
dor the Dispatch.D

Wonder II the committee charged with
the duty OF considering the question OF
erecting transfer-shelters for women and
children have completed their work. Mr..
Ferrlter | think. Is chairman. I saw a
number OF ladies yesterday suffering from
the pelting OF the pitiless storm. y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13
4 Victim OF Consumption.

WOODSTOCK. VA. February l2.-(Spe-
cial)-Albert Fravel, aged Il. son OF
Joseph Frayel. furniture manufacturer.
of this place. died this morning. after an
Illness OF more than two years. OF con-
eumptior
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13
CASHIER HERRSr GoEs 20 ,tp,Y,
other oficini thnngrN-ne"f'. 80 Mr..
Levin Merrill of Con~umrtion.

ONANCoCH. va, Febmn d. .sp..
ciaL)-Mr. ohio Parker. for many vars
purser OF IN, steamer Poo. moh-. OIL. t.
Eas,ern-Shor@ L.ae. has he.n arpQ-tI
cashier 81 thu Onanc'ok NATIONAL rlaA.
to succeed Mr.. f.. 4 Utrus' Who r.-
sign some time axe % accept a s.m.l4r
position in Albany. ~ s.
Mr.. Levin Merrill most r.,nthe
young man. died Yesterday a., tho bonn. ~
his iath.r, in this town, after "a iors ni-
rrss from c0nSumuton The funeral VII
take place tomorrow a the Onl.llcN
Baptist church. OF which ile ir0 ssad
had Doe n a member f-om bis youth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13

The condition Of Mr.. Claiborne Epps.
who slipped and fell on the ice on Broad
street on Monday night and broke his
left arm. was somewhat improved yes
terday. He was called upon al his home.
on west Marshall street. by large num-
Der OF friends yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13
Another POpulisf Elected.

WARRENTON. y. G.. February r.
Especial William g. Fleming PopulsD
was elected 10 the House Of Representa-
tives from this county 10 MI the unex-
pired term OF Representative DR.. ). \.
Williams, deceased.
II continues showing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13
Death of a cni,nnt Confederate.

CONFORM. KING GEORGE DDi MY.
VA. February T. Esp .c.all- Il,lfraart
william I. King. ore of u- ol jesse AMI
best-known citizens 81 KING George
county, did Al his homo. near 'anora.
on Thursday night the ,.h instant. srat
&c year. For several years past hn Boa
b on failing in health. ana since carly 'stt
summer BE- had boon practically an nNt-
lii and 4 ~ at suffer I. \ hrlN.r g.. n-
Tolerate stldi'r than William r. hins
never wore uniform. aui his record IS
a lieutenant IN th- Ninth virginia cavity
not only outlived these stormy days %
the war. bur stll lives ani wil hc -
nembrrcd AMI cherished OBJ l.l- i- bate
tlc-scarred veterans I've % u = tho
Gecls OF bravery hy thOs VITO fought
and hlcd Tor their c1up'rys cause.
Though man of powerful c.u. fur. %
and robust health. Lieut. tenant kirs took
surrender AZ Ap.1mattoN. aul as long
as he retain q reason and power ri ai-
tlculation ne elgh'sl m relating var
experiences and 1-i uilug 'hr clrf" i,r
which be 80 ga ianily fough, from ISL 10
1863
An aged widow and five children sur
viva him. an Of whom rs.d" acre oxccnt
one Of his married dausht 81. VINO lives
IN Washington. - ..
The wlter-powsr grIs,-mlis have H'"n
frozen up AN the week ara the~c being
but one STAN gr'st.mill h.r' corn meal
Is at Il premium
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13
Funeral Of Judge Gayarre,

NEW ORLEANS. LA. February H.
At few minutes OF II o'clock all that
was mortal of Charles Gayarre. jurist and
historian, was laid before the altar OF
ST. Louis Cathedral 10 receive the last
sacraments OF the church he loved. and
Of which he was so faithful a member.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13
Registered from Richmond.

NEW YORK, February l2.-(Specill)-
J. = Wortham. Waldorf: NJ. ". Thomas,
Or. :. j. Oppenhimer, and T.. ). Rogers
Immortal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13
An Ouportuufty!

Save money; wait for e.. $500 worth OF
our Elegant Stock OF Choice Furniture
must be closed out to make room for
rolling goods See notice Of sale IN next
Sundays issue.
SYDNOR a. HUNDLEY,
Leaders In Furniture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13
su.ctaI Missionary Service.

The Christian Endeayor Society OF Cen
tenary church will have a special mis-
sionary service tonight, when an Inter
estinS programme will be presented.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13
Mr.. SIattcry's Lecture Last Might.

The Rev Joseph Slattery. formerly
Catholic priest. now minister in the
Baptist Communion. expatiated Oh the
reasons which led to his secession. before
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13

Old papers for sale at the Dispatch
once.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-25
DURYEA.

The Young Peoples Baptist union
held an oyster supper in the church
Monday evening for the benefit Of the
society.
The revival services at the Brick
Methodist Episcopal church are being
well attended and much good work is
being accomplished.
A number of well-known young peo-
pie of this place and PTttston enjoyed
a sleighride ITO Falls Tuesday even
ing, and We're pleasantly entertained
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
williams, where a bounteous feast was
spread for the merry sleighnderS
After indulging in the usual pastimes
the party returned home in the wee
small hours of the morning. Among
those present We're: The Misses Emily
Sweet, Esther jenkins, Lizzie Roth, and
Lillian Dakin, of Pittston; the Misses
Ruth and Stella 1Iuth, Josephine Gil
feather, Jennie Jones, Elsie Mainwar-
ing, Maggie Heron, and Matte Hoover,
of Duryea, and James Clark. Jesse
Phillips and Samuel Carr, of Pittston;
David Corcoran. Arthur Kresge, r.. d.
Orin, and ID. w. Richards, of Duryea,
and j. r. Carr. of Scranton.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-25
l)A L'TON.

The election which was held at this
place last Tuesday to decide the cues
ton as to division of the township,
resulted as follows: In favor of divi-
sion. 81; against, 4.
Mrs. A. G. Ives has returned to her
home at this place after spending Il
few weeks at Port Carbon Pa.
Edward Miles is able to be about
again after his recent Illness.
The members of the Baptist church
are observing the week of prayer.
Miss Nellie Burns received the sad
news last Tuesday Of the death of her
brother, who was killed on the rail-
road
Mrs. T. f.. Rice returned to her home
at this place last Tuesday after spend
ing q few days at Scranton.
Miss Leah Pardee Is sick.
Clarence Finn was at Scranton last
Wednesday
The Railroad Department of the
Young Mems Christian association OF
Scranton will visit this place and hold
service in the Methodist Episcopal
church next Sunday evening at 130 p
IN. All should come, as Il very good
meeting is expected.
Miss Elizabeth Kennedy Is recovering
some from her Illness.
Mrs. Miller. of Buffalo, N. Y, was
visiting her mother at this place, but
has returned home.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-25
KEYSTONE ACADEMY.

The first lecture Of the Young Mems
Christian association lecture course
WIS delivered in the Baptist church
last Friday evening by Rev. Albert II.
Smith, of Berwick, on the subject: THE
Pathway of Success; or. Russell H.
Conwell." Mr.. Smith treated his sub
iect with the skill of a scholar and an
orator; his train of Thought is logical
his voice Is clear, his words well round
ed and distinct. He graphically pic
,tured the rise of Russell II. Conwel
from mischievous yet energetic
school boy Through almost unsur-
mountable difficulties to his present
position OF prominence. and very forcl-
bly, impressed upon the minds of his
audience the elements of success, in this
ilustrious career.
The Wesleyan Argus Is a new weekly
arrival AIT the library
Several of our students enjoyed a
sleighride to Waverly Saturday even
ing.
The prayer meetings of the Young
Womens and Young Mems Christian
associations. Tuesday, were devoted to
the subject of missions.
Miss Dare Is Ill with bronchitis.
This evening the following pro-
gramme will be renderedNat phi Mu:"
Roll call; quotations from Thomas Car.
lyle; question box, w. L. Thompson,