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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-10
- Sie an,ubI Der gsrbaftunsen i'm

-9 9ie Gn;abI Der 8erbaftun8en i'm
DECEMBER mar ITO.
= @iQiam McWiIlan bon Wabiion
Ipenue. biele Sabre 8ormann in ben
O., 8. & B. Sbmiebeperten. farb
Wittpod Worsen i'm NIter BON 80 Subs
rem uno plro am Samlias beerb.st.
- Die 2adatpanna abpotatsn Sc.
ieaidaft Bat bsidloHen, ben Rldtern Der
superior @ourt nad ibrem 3uiammen.
triit bier nddts @ode elnen gmpfans
3u bereiten unb elm @omite III sur @rle'
oisune ber Sade ernannt tporben.
= Ser SO Sabre aIts Sobn gpans
eIitt am Dlenitae auf benz slatten Sci.
tenpese an Der @de bon Rorb Wtain
4penue unb @eaes Strabe aus. fisl BIN
unb erbielt eine idlimme 8errenfuns Der
QUITE. @r tpurbe mad benz 2adaipannn
SoipitaI senOmmen.
= Sas bemofratiide ltdbtifde @omite
Bate am Wiittwoh gbeno i'm ct. @bars
les SoteI cine 8eratbuns uno beidlOB.
Die Brimdrtpablen am Id d diten Cams
tag uno ben Gonpent 3ur domination
bon &anoioaten am oarauifol9enoen
Dienitas absubalten.
- Der Sdnsbe gmmst grifion bon
SHERMAN glpenue tpurbe am SSreitae
Uforsen ettpa Q 1br an 2lncoln 4penue
arretlrt. neil er in mutbpiaiser @eiie
feinen neueetauften 8spolper auf bffsnt'
li6er Strabe abfeuerte. @riIion nurbe
bel einem 8erbDr IS ssitraft unb oann
entlahen.
- Ser o., 8. & @. 8remisr Soiepb
2apleb bon bier 1T am Oienitas Wior'
gen bel Bort Wtorris smii6en 3ipei
6radtfarren aiemlid sefdbrli6 an Der
Sruit uno SIfien eeoriidt tporoen, bod
iinb bic 8erlssuneen nidt permanenter
9tatur. @r nurbe sur 8ebanbluns in's
MOies SaplOr Soipitul iberfabrt.
-Sn einem fleinen 2aben an @eit
Warfet Strabe, Der spiiden Der st.
Warp's Saae unb benz glrdibalb Sc.
bduoe tanb, brad am Disnitae Abenb
etipa 3l0 ubr elm Seuer aus. bas bic
our4 8aiten "a alarmirte Seuerpebr
prompt aur STEELE bra6te, oa man iebo6
beftr6tete. bab Der 8ranb fur bic 81.
Narp Saae sefdbrIid iei, puro Elm stpeis
ter alarm seSeben. DaS Seuer tpuroe
nad td6tiser Nrbeit seI6idt, aber nldi
eber, bis es bic Saae ersrlffsn bate unb
einen Sdaoen bon ettpa S400 anridtete.
Oas @ebauoe sebbTt Der SoIp 8oiarp
@emeinbe.
- Gountppsrmsier @bm. ". 8artI.
Der am DiOntae fein 4mt antrat, tpurbe
am Ibenb oeiielben Cages nad Sdnsl q
SoteI on @eft 9aduip lnna Apenue elm,
seIuoen, mo iid etipa so ieiner 5reunos
unb ansehellten petiammeIt batten unt
ibn auf b6bit ansenebme Weiie iiber.
raidten, inoen iie Serrn 9attl als 3eis
den ibrer Sodabtune nit einem eolobe.
tnopften Spasierfod beibenften. Serr
Serbert Srbnion madts bic 9ei6enf.
un8saniprude. in Der er Germ 8artI
bobes Sob Solte; trobbem Serr 8artl
Olltdnoi8 Iberrai6t mar, banfte er ben
4npeienben bersIib fur ibr Sodadt,
unessei6en unb iprab bic Soffnuns aus.
oaB bic freunbibafillden @sfdble stpi.
iten ibnen lanse ununterbro9en fort.
oauern tpIrben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-10

ebenio tpie bic domination bon q. SO.
9isf als permaneuter Mann Der General
pbinnsp Dampfer @ompanie.
Ser SirabenfommiHdr sriu1te nm
usbsrtrasuns bon $4,000 fur ben sr.
idbpften StruBen unb abaussfanaIfonb
uub bus betreff. Gomite purbe nit Der
GnseIsssnbeit bstraut.
Gin Sdreiben bon Stabtseometsr
pbilips refommenbirte. ba6 bic Staot
sinen lbeil bes NbsusStanolS on Srping
Ipenue beaabIs. ba Serr Winnid. mel.
der cine @flot bort eisnet. idon frdber
Elm ah:bment besablt babe uno bic anos.
rem iid peieern. ibre baourd erb0bts
afieBments su sablen. stn'S @omite
referirt.
8Idne fur eine SrauenabtbeiIuma i'm
8aisment bes Stabtsebauoes, peIds
$3.50 ioien fol-, ipurben bonn 8auiuipsi.
tor porseleSt unb bann bem bffentli&en
8au @omite iiberpieien.
SIN 8stref elmer Recommendation. bic
Barber Gspbalt @omponie bon ibrsm
fGnfidbrigen 8ono fir Reparatur BON
2inben unb 8ine Straben unb gebar
4penue 3u erlbieu, tpurbe boS beirsif.
Gomite initruirt. iiber ben 3utanb ber
Straben su beri6ten.
Die Orbinana. tpelde beapedt. ben
@outraftoren WuIboon & 8otpie fir @rs
troarbeii an Der Spruce Strabe 8rlde
81. .040 Cd su aablen unb cine usberirags
uns rom SncicentaI unb Subsment Sonb
srlaubt. paiirte apei 2eiunsen.
Cine einsebradte Reiolution tparo an.
aenommen. laut tpelder bic fdbtiiHen
8eumten in 8erbinbuns nit oem Special
@omite Datas iiber bic Brobibence unb
abinston Iurnpife @ompanie anseIesen.
bel iammeln unb einen 8eriht bardber
abitatten iolen unb oann erfoIete bis 3u
oielem Donneritas 8ertasuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-10
Bon Neter8bura.

- Gin tpsiBer Sosbbunb nit seIber
5Isdsn 1T na8 Der Riatuns bon 8etsrs.
burg entIaufen. Sat Semanb ibn bori
seiebsn? gr 1T nod 3iemIit jung unt
ettpaise Iustunft iber ieinsn BsrbIeit
bitten mir in Der .,Wo6enbIatt" Office
su meloen.
= Srau Warp Martet purbe am
Donneritas bon ibrer Dobnuns an glit
Strabe besrbist uno nad ben bon Butnr
5elrr Stsinmann eeIeiteten Srausrfeier.
Iidtsitsn in Der beutidsn 9uib. 8irds
fano bic 8eliebuns i'm petersburg Srieo.
bOfe itatt. gls 2eidsntrdser funsirten
Sobn Suttsrmann. Sobn Gbrit, Satpt
@nsel unb Satob BaIs.
-Serr gilbert 9uttermann Bat am
Samitas baS frIbere Wotdmann'i6e
@isarreneeiddft an 9adapanna Ipenue
bon GERM D 3. SboOp idufIi6 sripor.
ben uno ipiro iid frsusn, ole alten 3un.
oen. ioipie pisIs neue su beipilfommnen
Dan tpiro INNER eine quite Gisarre bel
ibm borrdtbie finben unb au1 cine poae
auspatI iOnitieer in Das @sidaft elm.
i6lasenber 4rtifeI.
- 4n bieiem Donneritas Gtsnb pitb
in STEMS Saue Der republlfanii6e Son.
Gus unierer Barb itattfinosn unb es 1T
BON srober Bibti8teit. baB bic beuti6en
8epubl,faner roasdblle eriteiuen. Sos
melt mir bSren. tperOen bic Germ Wm
8. Soffmann uno @bparb 8snssI iib
fur bic 8unoibatur i'm Common @ouncil
betp.rben, Serr Safob Soldier tOnoioirt
fiir SbuIratb uno Serr SObn Gbriit fdr
Die Steae als Afiefor. bic er ibon felt
Sabrsn nit 10 srober 8uftisosnbeit pers
lab.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-10
Armens $ Seb6rbe.

SIN bsr 8eriammIuns o5ieer 8eb6rbt
am isreitus fanb bic Neuorsaniiation fil
1896 itatt unb bic folsenbsn 8eamtsn
rpurben srpdbIt: Brdi.. 8. 9. 9ane'
taft; Setr., 6. s. 2pnett S6obm.. 6
S. Gillespie; Steuercoaeftor. Dabe M
5inn; Supt. beS Siaiioe Seims. George
l8. 8eemer; Wtatrone. Srau 8esmer
ieBbafter Irat. Or. Ben 8. @pans
aoUofat. Sobn s. Serass; Nsr3ts fir
auben - @entraler Staotoiitrttt, Or.
@aniter; Slcieite. Or. WanIep; Spbs
Bari. Or. Baine; Norbenpe. Or.
Sirans; Dunmore, Or. 8ernfein.
Sreberid s. Suqsr puroe oils MitsIisb
einsefdbrt unb nud 8erleiuns bes Bro.
totoas oeridiebene Sale bon unteritib.
uns erIebist.
Sierauf perIas Setretdr 2pnett ben
idbtIiden Seri6t bes Diitritts, laui
tpel6em i'm sansen $40. .440 s5 ausbs.
,abIt tpuroen; es befanoen fi6 am Sab.
resi6luB S6.780.03 in Sdnben bes
Sbabmeilters, in @arrantS iteben nod
81 1853 aus unb Der Steusreolettor
iduIbet 1927. .55378. Das BerIonal
@isentbum betrdst s43. .55027, bas
Srunbeisentbum s223. .057.60, auiam.
men 1926, ,607 81 mabenb.
Die 8eamtenpabI ioIste bann nit
obisem ReiuItat unb unter anberem
purbe baS SaIair bes SefrstGrs bon
5000 auf $3.50 idbrIid erb6bt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-10

: Die auiiallcnbfen SsiIunssn bou
SerofeIn, bic man tennt, limb mittelii
0ooo's Sariapariqa erSielt. Dieiss
Wittel iu6t feInss @lei6sn BEL 9lut.
irantbeitberen. 8raudt unr Soob's.
Sonh's RilIen iinO nit Der Sanb ss.
mapt unb poul8 Slei4 an @rDbe unb
@spi6t, 25e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-10
Nette 2letiens Serie.

Der Gitisens' 8aus unh spar4greim
pirb nit BEN Wonat Jstruar nit bsr eritteu
Sfrs BON Afiien besinnsn uue bic lintH,tid-
nstsn psrbsn I&ou itBt 3si&nunssn fir bisisl-
ben annsbmtu. Grfe Ginsabluns am IsBisn
Dttnfas I'M 8tbruar. DIR 8ntin pifrtirt tine
prOftabls Sapiialanlass. ptnn r bat ifsts mttr
appIihiiOnsn fur auIsbsn ssbabt, als tr BIZ
frisetp,n fcuntt. @rSBfrs aipitalisn fSnneu
sur SOrausbelnblnus psn Aftisn iu wrODfnt
3tnIfn anstisst wsrbeu.
Wan mslps it bsi:
3. J. 3isslsr, sol Gsbar apsnus,
@se. ,. Gafsrlp. 359 y. Sumnu Aps.,
{. 8. Snup,tn, 6i9 Sunltt aps,
U VI. 3immnmaun, eibsriD Sal,
GrtB Basnn, 5li 9adapanna Mpe.,
Sarrp I. 5arpsr, $40 apams Mpsnne,
peu irotnp ttntm DirtftOr esr Gtltal9aft,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-10
Neme Mn;ei9en.
Stmf9epa6t!

Der Nene 0ermania Gans unh 9ars
leben>0erein
pirb feline ,ptits Srris pon aftisn i'm Sanuar'
1896 ousstbsn. &c lisst i'm Snttrslt tinss IT,
ben aftisn-S Sobabsrs isins 8rtuntt ansursssn,
aftisn in bisisr nsutn Gsitai6aft ju nsbmsn..
stein Gintrittsgel0. asine 6oifen btim 3nr
riid,eben Der Mftien. ittine riidffannigtm
8eitrige. Der gsrein b6lt ifne Ysriamm-
lunatn am sitrttn 5reitaa einss isbsn Mpnats
in alprmanu &otlinss Sffies, 6l2 Gsbar Aps-
aftisu fVnnsn srssi6ns psrbsn bsim Sffrst Sr
In bsien SHles, Ho. 637 Bird StraBt, Obn bd
ben fclssnpsn 9samtsn uno Dhsfiprtn: Me-
bert .. aSbIn, 9obn S6sur, IT,, Gbriiiian
6idus, Safpb g. Rillsr, @spras Nsbsr, lr, Sa-
fob stunl 8rarf Ridtsr. R u. 3immsrmann,
Sctn Sdbn. ir. Senrp Sprufs, Ambrpf pr,
unb patrid W. Gaadn
"a 9atOb .. MILLER SsfrstSr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-10
Sim sInfana

eints ututn Sabrss, psnn bic Wintn,sit,
no man iit aufs Saus bslhrGnisn mug nur
balb Ucrilbsr N, fnpsn pttls esuts paB ibrs ST.
iunbbsit anfGnsL nisbspubrtbtn, unb, pnb ben
SItmtnttn lid ausiultBm, aranfbsit btrppr.
ruff. Damn iOppbl ME aud ,u dusn anprsn
3tiitn, ipllisn lid isltlf ssiunrs 9tuts fpIasnpsr
5bata6tu trinn1n: pas Der G,tbraub non
oppps SariapariIla ppr alien MsoiIiusr btrppr
rnstj bag ts bic srSBtfu Stursn in psr gBslt tr-
rsi1t; ben srSbtsn Bsrfauf in Der WsIt bat,
unp has srbbn @tbdups in Der Wslt psrIansf,
psbts ausl&IisBlib Der 3ubsrsituus br apnti
g'tptbmft II, Stptifi bisiss nttt snbsiiIhs.
eaB psnn man franf II. Spce's Sarlaparila
DE Ii9iss Rspisin H. pfIGs man nsbmsu
ipa
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-10
Su Derfaufeu /:

3wst biibl6 sssssns Cots an prospect aSs-
nue. gum iofOrtissn gsrfauf; sint birsft esssn.
iiber btr Rc. 10 Shuls unb bic anters an Der
Ode ssn @ibbpus Sirabe unb prospect apsnus.
6iir nGberes erfunpiet su6 bel 6rau Carrie
8raft, $40 Yrospt:t @penue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-10
9as Greisnik Der 8intertaifpH-

9idsts fir Nibtmitslittsr. Snr IS Geuis,
Damt so Gsnts. ilnO bel fclatnosn WitaIisern
iu babsn: pbiliu Sbuea, Sobn SIatter, waer
3isssr. 6rtp. Wartin, albert i3snfs, Srbm
5atrsnbclt, hilbert Ssnns, 8riv @lrnfs, gBm..
acrnatsr, 9. Z. Irpps.
The morning times., 1896-11-23

pale OF the church ana dragged down some
ni lis richest ornaments. But what is th,.
outcome OF the drunkard's pursuit? Ap-
prOpridte, indeed, is the question OF Isaiah
Wherefore d" We spend money for that
Which is bread, and your labor for that
which satisficth nOt?' InteInpe rance
next becomes "A disease, foul. ioathsorn..,
deadly. Its foundations are often laid
within the precincts of home
The inflamnatory properties of the evil
formed the mex topic in the minister's dis
cUssion, its evil effects first upon the
bodily tissues and fInaiiy upon the mental
qualities, resulting i'll physical, mental,
moral and eternal ruin
The bar was by no Ineals misnOmer
The experience of thousands has proved it
10 he bar to rcspectability, honor, happi-
ness, domestic felicity. n lar to heaven
The saloOn- Keeper might plead and Justify
his calling, but in the life beyond the
mask VIII be torn from his nefariOus ira ffic
the gliding VIII be wiped from his de
canters, the sparkle OF the wine Will be
gone, and Missing serpent and a lifting
adder lie found in every glass
In concluding his sermon the preacher
spoke Of the influences OF intc:npcrance
which tend to rob men Of their liberty. and
aScribed the fall Of Rene as much to the
llceuJl0usncSS of Is citizens as to the
InrOaGS of northern yaufals
The morning times., 1896-11-23
THROWN into The CREEK
Bridge in Alabama Fell While Hay
Ri-erS Were Crossing.
One Dead and others SO Badly In
jured That They May Die
Cansc OF Disaster.

birmingham, Ala, Nov ga party Of
y t.azca Young people who left Ensley City
early last II. chs in wagon for hay ride
lad their merrimenttransformedi into death
.iia Gisascer before tnry uad proceeded u
nile on their journey.
Ten days goa new bridge was completed
ro>S Eillas se Creek, near EnSlcy City
whilt. crossing this structure 1t gave way,
precipiratng the wagon and its load fifteen
fyrt into the water. Not Il person III the
vehicle escaped injury.
William Shannon, aged twenty, was hurt
about the head, which caused concuSsiUn
ui The brain. from which he died today.
Miss Maggie Hartigan was seriously in
Juird ain4J the head and her back was
spratned. 1t is feared she Wilde.
,tiar8ir H'rn-S had lis scalp cut open and
Received Internal injuries.
TuC others injured were: c. l.. Shan
lHuu. lead badly cut; Ii. Il Campbell,
horribly bruised about face and body: Ed
Hlac kbUrn. arm broken: sam Brown, leg
and head cut; Miss Ella Jones. cut ana
bruised on head and shoulders: Miss Lula
Williams. bruised; Miss Annie Williams,
Iapt badly cut. Miss Nellie Blackburn
bruised; Eph Bowie, CUlOred, driver, back
sprained.
Iur cause Of the accident was that the
s;rHEcrs of the bridge were Uoo short,
ala by constant larnng gradually worked
"ii tlir sIilS The jar oi the wagon last
cht caused them To fail, letting the en-
ur" span down
The water in IL" cr"rE was six feet deep,
and i.ut for thctimely work ofthoselcasti in
.,uIcti me young ladies and those IuUSt Sc
riomsl: hurt Ivoul have been drowned.
The coroner VIII begin an Investigation
tuIuurtow.
The morning times., 1896-11-23
ALL PREACHED COLD WATER
Ministers Of the City Attack the
Drinking Habit.
CRUSADE AGAINST SALOONS
1t Was Temperance Sunday and
From Nearly Every Pulpit Vol
ley Was Fired-Dr. Kent the Only
One Favoring a Dispensary Sys-
tem-SOme of the sermons.

The object Of the Worlds Temperance
Sunday received a material impui:t. YES
terday IN the churches of Washington at
special services Which were not only Of
great interest, but were conducted by come
OF the most eminent divncs in the city.
The Worlds Temperance Sunday Is the
suggestion of the International Sunday
schools, with headquarters ut London, the
London sunday-scilool Union and various
denoniinational bodies which united in The
request to the world that the fourth Sunday
of November should be hereafter known
and observed as the Worlds Temperance
Sunday. The idea twas indorsed on this
side of the water and locally by the Anti
Saloon League Womcns Christian Tcns
perance Union aud other related bodies.
Services in obscrvs,ncc were appointed lOr
Washington churches yesterday, the at
tendance at which indicated the lopu-
larity of the idea and the interest Of ,hf
people generally In the design.
In the AFTERNOON, services were he'll at
the First Presbyterian Church. when the
addresses were by DR.. Sunderland, Mr..
Andrew Wilson and Rev. Walter Brooks.
At the Eastern Presbyterian Church, ID.
X. Sargent, Rev. T.. Olin Eldrdge and
Rev. {. ii. Butler spoke. In the cv. ming
there were services at the following places
and addresses by the speakers lasncd:
Waugh NJ. f., Col John F Vinal, pre-
siding Rev T.. Olin Eldrilge, w. w. MILAN,
esq: Grace Baptist Church. A. +. Maupin,
q Couns. ]. o. Il. T.: Firth Congregational,
IL. Is. Moulton, esq, Mrs. Lydia II. TIlton;
Fifteenth Street NJ. T., Judge a. $ Taylor,
DR.. Charles ii. Stowell: Tcnleytown NJ.
E., Mr.. +. F. Simpson. James l.. Ew;n, A.
+. Shoemaker, esq; Union NJ. E.. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ii. Pcnnell, Mr.. Jesse C. suter,
Mrs. Clinton Smith
The morning times., 1896-11-23
HUMANITY'S FOE.
Rev. q. w. Hobbs Eloquent Arraign-
ment of Drink Habit.

Rev. G. W. Hobbs preached an eloqucnt
sermon last night at Trinity NJ E. Church
on the general subject of temperance. tax
,ng ills text Irom that part Of the fiftH
c,haptcr nj Isaiah dealing with the EVIL Of
strong drink.
we are won't lie said in part. .tc
speak with just pride OF our glorious national
heritage, oar republic. but with All of
our Gcd-given liberties we are surrounded
today by danger as subtle and as de-
structive the fires of Tuplet. Tni>
evil of intemperance is so ndious in its
nature that it seems difficult TO under
stand how it conid have recoine prevalent
among mankind. 1t being however. a
fact. DToken-hearred w0'fen. orphaned cnii-
'lren, religion, God, and human nifty demand
that it shall bc destroyed InIeplperancc
has become L pursuit as indicated in the
text
Speaking Of the results of intcmperance
he said:
How many men Of letters have fallen
before the same tcmpter. lofty intellects
shattered and laid in ruins by its power?
Its influences invade our public and private
assemblies. our political and social circles,
our courts Of Justice and halls oflegislation.
Indeed, it has stalked within the very
walls OF our Capitol. 1t has leaped the
The morning times., 1896-11-23
THINKS 1T Is FOOLISH,
Countryman' Commentary on Mani.
cure Sets and Their Prices.

SftlfyV va tHtCtcs
The old man. il was plain To- see, had inst
come in from the country-Egypt, maybe.
or perhaps Hooserdom. Softly he ap-
preached the sales woman.
~ l,tt ; lHaJUoN - Things fur?'' he lSSc,l
timdly.
mats u manicure sct.'' answered the
shop girl.
- wnat?''
Manicure set; it's for the nails, you
know
Nails? Where's the hammered th...
60 with it,
M. no: finger nails; and here's the fil,. "
File? Well, III be switched. Got a lit
Jie IaChEuIfs' III II too. reckon
We'll. here the scissors and The run Y,su
can trim your nails with this. file 'em down
"iid Keep tiicm Iii good shape AMI clean
'Aud what might the outfit se IgcIttl"-'
-Four dollars; it's been reduced from
S5-a9
-Four dollars? Gee whizzi And do the
city folks buy them things To clean their
finger naiis?'
''uh. YES, many OF them
And they'll pay haupivneyin in these hn1L
times for ilIIt. too. cii?''
The Old fellow locked at the ShOpgirl long
and intently Well. it do beat the devil
wuat dorm fuuis city folks can te, lie SIrd
Finally
The morning times., 1896-11-23
DRINKING A SIN.
Ir;emperance Must BE Fought as
Is Any Other Vice.

Two addresses OF temperance were de
livered last night at the meeting held at
Waugh NJ. L. Church, Third aud ! stree
northwest, under the auspices OF the Anti
Saloon League. Al the conclusion OF Il
song service 4 few Introductory remarks
Were made 10y Rev. j. II Clark.
Col. john F. vinal presided aud told
OF the work Gone - III. league ~ Inc
District, aud how the organization may
yet be strengthened. He drew the dis
unctIons between the temp, Tancc uFgani-
zations aud the humane societies, which.
lie said. are assisted in every MANNER by
Tie officials of the District
IF horse or a mule is protected by
law" said he, why shOuid not your SONS
AID daughters be projected also? For
this purpose the AHt.-Saloou League Sh1dld
he Incorporated. 1t should have power To
serve processes and bring offenders of
the law to court, just as the humane
society does at the present time Such an
arrangement is indispcns idle to the proper
operation OF the league
There are now two bills before the
commissioners !Ur tEoH approval, and II
this : gained they will be passed by Con
eress: They have been introduced into the
senate ami House, respect Eciy. anu both
ask for the incorporation of the Anti Saloon
League. Everyone Interested i'll the pas
sIgc of such bills. and the eventual eradiCa-
ton of the liquor traffic i'll the city should
address the Commissioners and petition
them to favorahly report the bills. II :,
the request Of the president Of the lea gue
made To all temperance people in the city
Upon the conclusion oI his remarks a
CorneG duet was rendered by MU>SFS
Gunckel and Wrishtsman. The other adj
dress of the evening vas made by Mr
William ". MILAN.
III the temperance question IS ever
settled he said, lit must be done by the
respectable. Christian people If the country.
Politicians Will never do it. The country
has spent months in discussing the gold
and silver problem. More than fourteen
times the silver product of the country is
spent annuallyi in the liquor trade Twelve
hundred millions of dollars are spent for
drink by the American people each year
Almost all crime ; traccable to tAis
source.
People do not realize the imm.nsity
of the liquor traffic. Every really good
citizen is interested in the subject anl all
:rue Christians nu---a-e Temperance Chris
tians. intemperance Is SIN as deadly
as any other sin. The ds. "f .ntoxi, ling
liquors as beverage is an absolute sin
the work OF prevenuonis the only true and
effeotual work By keeping this side of he
first drink a man is safe. When he gets
on the other side he is ever in danger
AlllinGs trayeledby drunkards lead from the
first glass as central point The gates
of mans character are opened by 1t
to the awful enemy of mankind.
Begin the work of redemption and pro-
tectIuhln The homa. the church. the Sundia !
school and the social circle Teach the
children by word AMI act that intemperancc
is one OF the worst sins in The decalogr.
Practice temperance that rests on the
Bible and educate public sentiment against
the evil"
The morning times., 1896-11-23

But since then the insurgcnt forces have
swclled like an avalanche. Gomez and Ma
Geo have forty or fifty thousand well armed
and thoroughly disciplined soldiers in their
commands. They have not only plenty of
small arms, but field guns, and though
numerically they are much inferior to the
spanards, theq discrepancy is more than
made up by their acclimatization. Desirable
though a cessation of hostilitics would be
from considerations of humanity, yet tbcaring
in mind the object held in view by the Gu
bans, an armistice which would contem-
plate anything else than an arrangement
for the Withdrawal of the Spaniards from
the island Would seem to be exceedingly
iii advised.
The morning times., 1896-11-23
coNGREs>MAN YOUNG DINED.
Tribute of Newspaper Men to One
OF Their Profession.

Philadelphia. Nov 22.-A dinner was given
last night at the Hotel Bellevue TO James
Rankin Young. the well-known Washington
correspondent ana for many years executive
clerk of the United States Senate, and who
was srecentlyclccjedUo TO TcpreSentthe Fourth
district, a portion of this city, in Congress
There were 135 participants, All of them
engaged in journalism
There was nothing political about the
gathering, the object being to make it a
distinctive gathering of newspa per men as
compliment to Jim from his associates
IN the profession.
The affair was brilliant success in every
respect. In addition to the Philadelphians
there were a number of newspaper men
present from Washington, New York. Balti.
more and other cities.
The morning times., 1896-11-23

elective system, for 1t is there that we, the
people, speak. We talk of the ballot ex-
pressing the freemaii's will as the lightning
does the will of God. Wepratc much about
our liberty and pat each other oil the back
In congratulation of that we are the great
est and the freest people on earth, when
the truth Is that we are enslaved, but are
too blind to see it.
We call ourselves free, but we are
sih!es To IHightier power-a power that
hoids III its grasp the municipal affairs of
rms ana of every city OF the land, and its
will is law"
The morning times., 1896-11-23
TRAIN CREW WARNED.
Attempt at Wrecking on the Union
Pacific Failed.

salt Lake CITY, Utah, Nov. 22-An at
tempt. with a view TO robbery, was made
this evening TO wreck Il Union Pacific
south bound passenger train, leaving Ogden
at q O'Clock ANA due Ill Salt Lake City an
hour later.
people receiving an anonymous warning
That something was >uInE a. happen. III
consequence Of which jhc train crew was
reinforced and instructed to keep a sharp
lookout
The train proceeded very slowly until it
reached Il point where TWO rails were laid
across the track and securely fastened in
such way AS 10 cause deraiiment had
the train been going at ordinary speed
Tire spot selected, rear Kaysville. about
eighteen miles from salt Lake, was several
miles from any house and an ideal place
for robbery Three suspicious char
acters have hccn arrC Sted