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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-24
A FEW THOUSAND
MIR. COREY RETURNS.

s w. w. Corey returned yesterday from
Oregon, where he has been working on
a contract let by the Corey Bros. COM
pany, of Ogden, on the Astoria and
Columbia river road He comes on
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-24
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.

New York, May 23.-Exports of spe-
Gle from this port of New York for the
week amounted to $2,579O0O in gold and
$1,O16, 500 in silver.
The imports were: Gold. $13,ST7; sill
yer, $50, 1888: dry goods, 81, 526, GOO; gen.
elal merchandise, IS, 462, 800.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-24
THE TREASURY.

Washington, May 23.-Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $685.
26l, 1916; gold reserve. SIP, 266, sS4.
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ARRESTS.

Thomas Dennis was arrested last
night charged with stealing some cloth
ing.
Five arrests were made last night for
peace disturbances.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-24
4 BLAZE.

small fire occurred at Nephi w.
CampbelPs property in North Ogden
Friday night. A straw stack and some
farm implements were burned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-24

business connected with closing a con-
tract with his company and the AS
toria and Goble road amounting TO be-
tween s400, 900 and 100000. An Ogden
company stands good show of getting
the work.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-24

Boston, May 23.-Atchison, 1888; Bell
Telephone, 2o5; C. B. & O., so; Mexi-
can Central, go; San Diego, 10; B. &
NJ, ssh; B. & B., 215.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-24
BOSTON QUOTATIONS.

On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm; creamery, 11015;
dairy, sob. Eggs, firm; fresh, 90101s.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-24
NEWS FROM
NEARBY TOWNS
Warrant Issued For the Arrest of
John Smith.
HUMAN SKELETON FOUND
INTERESTING MEETING OF THE
NINETEENTH CENTURY CLUB.

The Herald's Exclusive Murder
sation at Provo-some Mining Ac-
tivfty in the Southern Countries
The Coal Mine.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-24
STOCK MARKET
WAS STRONG
Volume of Business, However
Only Mooerate.
PRICES VERY IRREGULAR
RAILWAY BONDS DULL AND I'M.
MOVABLE.

Exports and Notwithstanding Ex-
change Firm-BusineSs of the As
scciated Banks-Live Stock Fairly
Good-Government Bonds Quiet.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-24

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Firm; winter patents, 3.50@3 so;
winter straits, 3.05d3.40; spring patents.
3.40Q3.75; spring straits, S00Q3.25; bakers
2.25G2.4 10.
Wheat-spring No. 2, 60; No. spring,
SIS; No. 2 red, 6406414.
Corn-No. 2, 2S15.
Oats-No. 2, 10; No. white, 2O1aQ20ss
No. white, $4,000.
Timothy-Prime seed, s2OaS.S IS.
Rye-No. ., S51l.
Barley-No 2, nominal; No. 3, f. o. b.,
2SI35; No. q, f. o. b., 2SQ31.
Flax Seed-No. /, 32003. 25
Mess Pork-Per barrel 7.2507.3O.
Lard-Per barrel, 1884
Short Ribs-Sides Qoose), 3.90G3.95.
Shoulders-Dry sailed 0boxed), 1000
Short Clear Sides-Boxed), 4.OO94. 1211h.
Whisky-Distillers' finished goods per
gallon, 1.22.
Sugar-Cut loaf, 600; granulated 5.45.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-24

CHICAGO GENERAL MARKET.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-24
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS

San Francisco, May 23.-The official
closing quotations for mining stocks to-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-24

Mrs. ]. Bowman was yesterday fined
s. in police court She had been
charged with siapping a four year old
boy of Mrs. Andrew Peterson.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-24

WHEAT-No. 2.
The Lamar register., 1896-10-10
rns TuRklsA PRoeLEM.
Anssea SaIzslsa asrsps.I ~ the rs--
er.-

Alleges s-aisslsa asrsps~I ~ th~ rs~-
er.-
London. Oct 5.--The vienna currrs-
rondent Of the nally MsH declares the
agreement Of the powers Tor the st
tiemeut of the Turkish pHshlern which
this correspondent annouuc,zd las;
week be haa gooI auibaTi,y for pub.
lishing, Includes the fornaaisaa % an
Armenian Done in the Turkish rupsr-
on the basis u the Jewish pale q Rus.
sia. the powers EuarznfestnE the safe.
" ot the Armenians there. Ia which
the Idea !s that the zone wonH become
the germ Of rev Armenian STATE.
TIE active spcratioE.- this corvrS.
pondent proc-eSis by ssyinE. ~wiH De
nndertskea hy EaxIand. France and
Rnsia, while Italy viii co-oprrz;e u
secs~sary As far - England IA eoa-
ccrnsd, the hartor q smyrna Niii play
an Important paFt In the fnsl settlc-
fncnt
The Lamar register., 1896-10-10

England had = misunderstanding
with the sultan os Zanzibar. said kaA-
I'D. las. week- and her warxhi2S ehsilee
tnat zonAreh's palace 1t vas set o.
nre and Destroyed The sultan vas
rusted. Of course. and England is II
practical Possasssoa OF the iSlkud-
Zanzibar lies q the Iadiau ocean, c1
tae coast os B-is.sA Ezss Africa. and S.
together Eith The island Of Rslba, an
EazItsh prosecsorzfA- Zanzibar has az
area Of SIS square zilss. wfth an esti-
mated population .: tz5 aes- The IL
Azsiiants are nearly an MoAznEle-
daaE The exports. Including ihose
froz the usinIzrd. ~ Talued a. 81
0oa. .a0a Under ~ arrz1gelont Eita
England , regular sove-ns,t Azs
been formed. composed q fozT Is
z,isnren and two Z1rztharL The tar
ritarIes hsii By tie Eai1ac on sas z
land were part Sod 80 GeEnany a.
sart leased 20 ths B-islsa E2st Afr
sprsrznY fer afty ysarz
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Ba-hsP K-.a. to R-t,,

New Hork, Oct, 5.--A dispatch to the
World fron Washington Ssys that
word comes there from Baltimore that
the Rt Rev John J. Reans. rector y,
the Catholic Univsrsl,y. has receivs.,,
a letter from tbe pope rsque~tinv ~
resignation as the head u thar InS,i,,,
tt@1- The letter Is said Is y. kgn,sI,.
and the resignation Is asked ~ ~.
ssosiia taat three years u to be the
illalt OF fae term of rector The NOV
n eaasss' however the dtspsteh SAYS
= oeii's Safnlas'7i II is said that
h'saoi' heane had hecon3r persona non
sra'a 2 eSTiLnai Sanlll me pope y.
feTed 90 make Fisbop keaae IA sres-
btsAop wiRh see Ill ms couptrv -
I've y E'ae bur tie bishop has d.
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r.-ar..ea % s.rleA

~ ths ls4x Anssr.naz Mesirsa =
- Nezlrs sasy. sHte.a,srs iciA = =
Sant4 " Rosie VIZ s~i rr-r1=1s
sr-s1, Dsnsrr - rnsr * G57&
Israe1s ~tu - 90 sais S1Frrasr !
iisbs rl1.1 s.s- r~f1lsl EE1i Lircs7l-
sfqp-eEsf rFisaacxr~ assapr,i "a Ast1
Ia - az unaszNtir nFar4af -
u - VIA - zsa-i 4 ~ Z e.7r1zs'
--sr gae ussst p&rfEr~ss4zr aEt iais-st'
sasa - ne Naezh Ans#rssa1 c-l1 ists-
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Gssnsraf Asses +sar2s u - -
f7fss Laxrsuae s-rest =
The Lamar register., 1896-10-10
An ErrlIsh parrr says. ~ IL

Al ErxlIsh paper says The large
expenditures Of the Spanish govern
rsnt upon Earsaips Is attracting a
good deal OF attention The marine de-
pArtnent has giEea ont contract for
two TORPEDO boat deStroyerS at price
equivalent to some Ess.ocs aearsr thar
the tender OF one OF the leatirg nrTns
IN this class OF a2xal cous.rucsion IN
Great Britain On the plea Of quicker
selivery. II Is also publicly sisted.
1ns repeated In the press without con-
t-adiction on the part Of the govern
men, organs, that the minister Of ma
rfre has purchased from nrra Of ship
huiiders IN Genoa two cruisers OF under
1000 tons displacement. xith speed
Of twenty miles. for the enormous snn
Of ~ 600 600 pesstas, representtrs ~
the exchange Of the day over s1eo.oSe
s.-rfirr for each vessel Soihing sho-1
Of panic can explain sueh prodigal ez-
pendfturs os p1blie money.
The Lamar register., 1896-10-10
SPECIAL GRAND JURY.
II L. ssls~ts.a - I~,--us.s- N. L<.a,Es.
ElssE

IL is ssle~tesa - I~,--uE.s- ths L~.e.SIts
Elas@
JesdviIle. Oct 81 surrouaasd hy ~.
ery possible guard that would tend 70
make Il An effective ard impartial
body. the spe,sai grsnd jary impeseIes
BY District Judge owers for the pur-
pose of trying 70 ferret ous the An-
thorS og the atraei,y committed al the
Coronas'o and Emuet mines. eaters-i
uTcn IT, taboEs Saturday. IL = said
that care vas sNercised Ia calling
men who ars renewed frurn possible
inrusnec - either party 10 the dlsy,ate
which has called the grand Jury into
being of the twelve men selected Il
i understood that MT one % them Ia
mine owner or member
q the Cloud City MinerS. union
IudglhE from talks with rrpreseata.
tive citizens, this dozea inqulsito-s are
likely To fully carry out the saeves.
ton Incorporated In Judge Owens
charge 10 them
The twelve mgn chosen as acting
grand Jurors were announced 20 =.
Max BoehmeT, foreman: w. G srowp
William McCAllam. Emanuel Ka,,
George Smith, John Harvey. Fred a
Parsons. L Q. Hoblz. b. =. PeiIc,r ,
A Horser, William II. Gaze and g =
Dickensea-
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Chszs~-y ". nsp-- 80 u-a.

Men York. oct S-The World thss
morning says;
The engagement % AiIss Eaith Col.
tins and Chauncey n. DcJsru Is usg
practically acknowiesixei - hy th~lr
rrirntts The wedding may - loakrti
Zoe Ia November. II VII be celebrated
al 81 bartholomew church.
An intimate friend gf Miss Collins ~
cvived letter frosa hszr yesterday. she
Is now in RnSsia, but viii reach New
York The latter part % ocfsler. Miss
Coglias ls bzautlful young woman.
has q fortune ~ S1oo.oup and - =
sr,at graad daughter Of Conszoslore
Vanderbilt
The Lamar register., 1896-10-10

The Inhabitants Of Long lslaae. in
the yieinity Of Freeport. have bad q
very ncrry time OF II for a few days A
tiger escaped trom \ zaenageris ano
ruanoed about the eoentgy on a prodtg-
ioas spree As matter OF fact. b.
only feasted on dogs, but the country
people had not positive assurance tAzs
he would not starr in on human beings
come time When the dog surply got
low. Nov the circus people have o.
r4~sd a very handsome reward ana ths
farmers are ouf ~en m&sse~ 10 Try and
r~eaptnre the big beast
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Readariul RasaIts ffa7 III
sire Jaha roslrv It.iats, ! ~.
Stsrr.


y'runi tse ressnserat c7ss,ss,
Ttse ttesnerr2t hAs had 4. u
called 70 = feFuarEats4 -
the ues a. Or W'Tfia ms, p;s.f !.
The fnlieatsE esateznent ~.
porter u this pAra-f. vfii n.
interest bf al sirzsisagfa .sss.,..
John rosisy. sf ftwtght i ~,
u thT lady benefited ~ -
named and she makes fhs "a
stat~neus
STATE OF NflCHlgAS Cr--v-l
TsiAFsi.ENGIg Ia
Ia the year 1891 I -.
tsrsr frpEza extreme usrsues-.s, 4
nrAliy dsyetep-d tnta "a ars-,]
attack of 81 Vfsgs. ssnrT ~ II
vss yerv peer aaz I sarey-s y
for sir months. ernsGan,ir ~
wcrs~ Ffn1fty i4ft h.s-s ~
70 rsy relatives In Cansss -
snd my people never srs.-l
vnuld return aAee n rarss,
iE:uccd 20 try DR. Wfitia-s,r sal
ana the r~.Gtt was truly zs-1
When J e~gsa tsksar ts.r. i ~
tSt nlrsty-s1x pu4a5ts sst !.
ursss t5fae. dgrtrE AhtrA ! 80
esurrs as sh~ rsrssdfrars. ] s-ti..s N
] ussgAsa n pour1p. szt - :.
dance Azt all Essrxesgrsss sS.syu1
! r~tnrnsa nurs- ia nfns u..ss
pist<ly cured ans "a shs hsss = =
sre hare curtfna<a - Il ~
prsvtsus 90 taki-x ths Pal 4
bad b.@n 4tfszdes hy srF--., \
eisna. eut witA ne xn.aa rtssisr
rny nfe - iin& pfiis asa kav
esss- rscorsHnrueea gA-a . II
frs<1ds. snd rny fuQth4r aes
s-~.h-rs have takr1 fhrrs .al
rxsaitr. my zs0thsT Ter kras, ~
! wkii h~ glad a. Rnpw@r ass "a 7
e-irs-s as 70 SHAT Plns Pius AE.l
for ra~
fSiGn~al Mr. 1aha ~
s-orz 80 ara sslnsrris-.. A=..]
this - day of IntS. itzx
Mrs Taaa~y 10 aur ths fEs-1
health. and the Desss-raf n
eauts hardly r.zil.z sAzf sss 4
ons ti-ae 80 n~2r % tsAte R1
tsstiE1ny tn unas=4tissss. a.t
very e2sn-.: In her Aessr. ts =
tf< good nswH % pebrr sr-es.rs
Or WffAAnax Fsak ptns e1sa<l
. eont<rsef scrrz- al ne 10
necessary 20 give ns~ hss AZ. 4
to the hiro1 ant r~rtErs sd
ner~es P1rs PfiIs are s1i4 =
al - CENTS a opx- ~ SIT acsrs ri
ant r2Y - hRd ef al 1nsfrxl
tlr-et ~ aaafi frsu u WfiEkzs
Co. srAsnscfney. y T.
The Lamar register., 1896-10-10

The Anti-Bieyele league, or what
ever Mrs Smiths organization y
-zIied. has gained a powerful ally In l.
Sung Chang. who has ezp-sssei h-E-
self in no uncertain words as 70 ws1i
ne thinks OF women riding vfeeis- He
SAYS II is most inrnstss; fer ;Ae-. 70
do 50 and that I; shoaid no. BE pe--
nftted. Inciasntaliy he asked The Per
sca interviewing aim; wAs woman
boz old she was. and when he Wa
given TO understand that we ven, a
lirtle SLOW about Inquiries Of that sort,
se rnar~d With Haner8e laughter.
The Lamar register., 1896-10-10
odd election oe:s ars negianing 10 ap-

Odd election bets ara eegianing TO ap-
pear. At English. lad. the other aaS
Samuel Condor, stone rasea. Nhc
is = bachelor. and Mrs. Mckinney. who
ia prosperous wfdcs. made u ncyel
wager. She agrees to carry the bod "
mix mortar fer oae week II her naze-
sske is elected. while Ar. condoz
agrees 10 build a chimney for The VIC
ow IL Bryan Is elected
The Lamar register., 1896-10-10

The largest cave In the vorto has
,ust 5esn discovered near Hudson. Nc.
and what Is better still. this vonteF-
full cave has stzlsetites that are
formed Of giitterins gold There is no
end TO the pure onyx in s.ght, While
the numerous streams thar rcS
through the beautiful ezveFns are filled
with many Interesting specimens Of
fish Explorers are stia exploring,
End no knowing what they win yss
discover Strange. isn't it,
The Lamar register., 1896-10-10

account Of his size snd strength In
the second bout he men struggled
asrcsly and the contest analiy ended
In a surprise. Collins nnhorsins hls %.
.,onsEs hy a quick move which woa
BIN The usatch
The Lamar register., 1896-10-10
MiL,r spy As4LzTlcs.
sstasers Enxsrs - sassrssfuI Tearna-
,.....t ~ prsrer.


o-a5io. L. :. A. was eonciuded sstur-
day afternoon at sle Denver Athlrtic
cinb park The sseena days games
were as Interesting as those of the
hrsf dzy. and the special events added
TO the entertainment General Wheat
en-n plan for bringing the soldiers
within his Jurisdiction late frientiiy
competition on the afhletic Geld prov
Cd a most srccesssuI experiment. and
win undoubtedly he taken up by ether
departments Of the sruy. The tourna-
ment OF the Department Of the Colo
RADIO is established as an annual event,
AZ any rate. and the soldiers At all
posts scattered over the four states OF
the department VIII begin at once 70
prepare for next years competition.
The tournament not only provided
novel amusement for nenver people,
b1T Il aroused an Interest anoaE the
soldiers which win tend to bring men
Of the scattered commands nearer TO
gether and promote good feeling as
well as prof~ieary In athisticS. These
first games have shown that there Is
exrellenr and eTen reuarkahle mater
ial among the regiments and Troops %
the department Each company vas
represented In this tournament by one
nAn, and in some iRsfaness eircuEn-
stances kept the hest usan at home.
The contests were OF great variety.
Including beside those usual In such
afhlettc tournaments a number espec-
iaily fitted fer soldiers
The hzyo1st race for iufantrym~a
was a novel contest Five hayouets
were stuck In the ground a; Intervals
os ten yards. ard each competitor WAS
required 70 hring them. one at a time.
20 the starting raint. nxing each one
IN riHe. Ross for The eleventh Infau-
try. vas the swffteSs aad most dex-
trous, and finished his work hrss. Mari
Of the sane regiment taking sccoad
The hoFSernauship oonteS; was quite
ike eircss performances. Each
eonsestznt. nionntsa. had TO race
around the track. performing a Hum-
hsr % dlslcult fests during the ride
Upon starting Be hsd 70 draw his Saizer
befone reaching 4 hurdle Wbieh his
horSe must vzHI1 He bad alsa 10
draw bis revolver. catching rings sus-
pendesi from pests with the ssl-er. and
shooting dummy heads with the pis-
tol the race concluding with the leap
over 4 water course- The contestants
bad more or less lrek In heir ride.
Briggs % the seventh eSvaIry winning
with fe-Ty-four points out % q possible
sixty. culou-i trooper RoSs being SEC
end
IN the Infantry novelty race the essp-
teSiaafS starred fron scratch. ran 10
point where rifles lay on the sround
Ei,h the bclIS taken cut. pu, the bolts
to$stheE, fred the pIece and ran hack
to the starting point Ross Of the elev-
cath infantry won ia afty-tWo seconds.
Coveu or the sixteenth Infantry being
second
The mounted novelty rzce eonsEstsa
q race heswern troopers. standiac
in their stiFrUPs who dislnounted al
the cad o. the cOause. mounted again
and RIDE back TO the anIsh win their
faces 70 the rear. Coiarpi Troapar
Ross won this amusing race. with
BaruhIh Of the sesDnd cavalry S.-sgpB
The baresSck wrestling contest wnx
the uaast exciting Of the afrerzsou
Troopers engaged IN This eonrest
mounted on their horseS' backs ard
lsosh animals and men entered into ~,
The Lamar register., 1896-10-10
To rraysisu

1sfeke-ss finsr. ts.sf SerTttr
crs. funee HtraTy rafs, dsnit - y
- h aAs{e.s-s Piat-eh Ess BEs. ~
n siae 9as Ia HERry Wag --atrf ~
Ge n e4sarsa
The Lamar register., 1896-10-10

Nv eader Ehy thsg uaH nsIt -
his ulfr's 80 rsarras 80 - -
aayg -sIfs graszhiT ass-sF thai = =
"a - X
The Lamar register., 1896-10-10

-itzeksaa, aaost t.zszs - "a
al1errar~ h~ep~-a rlEai aaa5 srsss
I cns = = rixnf s4F Z rsss = az 4
ussa-y, 4Ef Z = Srs1E - ~ - !
The Lamar register., 1896-10-10

@SaF. ny sasuSary = arts9fl y
r,-sa xgssa sAsAaE ! e2a't refaa - Y
y0G sI.ss-rs toe a7ach fsz -
( g-sa stuFfy resassnss-F that ="
sHs-i thlBE
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". caa s.s- Zoe Tine

saa firse = .ssm~y Iar rpA5a 49, -.
ne 81 rk@ss tiuar - Eearly - -
ai@s ia ali rr5ae1p5l Tqezes sec
general sKeai- agI fTyh 50 hFa'fA
The Lamar register., 1896-10-10

Nhy a. lar@e Naa3ea always x,
taeot s'They csa't iaiia
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Bsi Ial,,. s,a AZ s..l. I,u al

" yaa s1at ss szat tr&aarv sufl
ani farrEss. rssrti- tssf Es11AaS '
ssil sgreaz easrEet-c. fEA = -
NsEax h8NF N% 10 ftzr ~ saas5s,i
aaf Eat-s Nsak 9s~z @-EE 10
isz p-allus9- - tFa Sara ossr s.assl
HIY Sa-rs, tize fram yaar frgtre
wiG RuarzRin- a e7Erv EssSkAsi ~
asalsss1 RVS Al sserllar hs1-e
caSzsss q N~s fa~x-
The Lamar register., 1896-10-10

~wEs tbar nss ptaF . slrosss'
tas zzza Wno ~rofs ~
The Lamar register., 1896-10-10

Naa1 fEas ~ e-fE n
e14sly estaar. e9re Erara
The Lamar register., 1896-10-10

WAIST nss thst eeln1a1t ~
cary Tsr trainhay tsst al' -
1ay af tss uinss ~.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-18
RELIGIOUS NOTES.

Holy communion was administered at
st. Luiic's Episcopal church at I.3O Il.
M
Rev. Rogers Israel preached in the
evening at ST. Marks mission, Dun
more
some Fools we Meet" was Rev. w.
II. Stuhhltbinc's evening subject in Cal
vary Reformed church.
Rev. VI. w. Euck. of Lewisburg,
preached the morning sermon in the
Green Rilg" United Evangelical church.
Erv. Dr. c. E. Rohinson's evening
thCmo IN the Second Presbyterian
church was "iioW to Treat the BODY or
What to do with the Physical Man"
III" afternoon gospel meeting az
Young Women'S Christian association
halt yesterday was conducted by Miss
Nellie j. Alien, who is college secretary
for this state.
Al the services IN railroad Yuuug
Mems Christian association yesterday
afternoon state and foreign mission
work was discussed and special music
Wa, rendered
Rrv. Thomas NJ. ilandty. Of prerton.
Bradford county, has been appointed
by Rt. Rrg. i;i.shup p'Iiara tu succeed
the Rev. Iohn J. prherty, deceased. as
pastor Of st. Johns Catholic church Of
liuncsdalr
The annual convention Of the Tri-
County Christian EnueavDr union VIII
h"ntld in pittStOu nest Friday. Rev.
Z. T. JepSun. pastor of the Bcroan Sap-
tiSt church, Carhondalc. will preach The
convention sermon.
y. Y. Bower prCaChtd in the Green
Ridge Presbyterian church in the morn
ing. At ..45 u. m. special services for
women only We're heidi under the aus
piCes oi the Young Wum"n's Christian II
@ssurintioH. Miss Carson. the eNangei-
ist conducted the meeting
At 80 O'clock last evening Miss Sara
Carson addressed a Women's mass
meeting at In" Green Ridge Prcsbyteri-
an church. The large audience room
was cTowGtd with women who listened
with the closest attention to Miss Car
sons eloquent and practical words.
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ed the league service. II included spe-
oial songs and responsive readings and
a prayer by pr. Gitiin. The president
read paper on the Progress of the
League" and reports We're made by the
mercy and help committee through II.
T. Sost, chairman, and by the GeVo-
tional committee through L. \. Boidel-
man, chairman. The service closed
with the saying Of the conservation vow
in unison.
Dr. Gitiin's sermon had to do with
the leaSue's motto. Look Up, Lift Pp."
lie added the sentiment Go Up" TAX
inS for his text Ezekiel |. 6: He went
NJ 10y stairs" liz the discourse it was
argued that the young should fulfill the
purpose of going upward rather than
making il mere matter of intention.
Step 10y step, stcadfastly, fearlessly,
hut always Soing. wGs, said Dr. Gifiin,
the only way.
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A. LEE, THE DRAYMAN, DEAD.
An Old Resident and Familiar Figaro
in the Central City.

Alexander Lee. one of the Oldest and
best known cClored residents of this
city, died yesterday morning at 40
o'clock after an illness OF seven months
duration.
He was GS years Of age and has been
n resident of this city since 1863. when
he came from the South and started in
the dray business. For IA quarter of a
century he has been a familiar figure
around the Scranton house corner
where he had his stand and it is safe to
say that there is not q ScIautunan who
has resided here for any length Of time
to whom he is not known.
His wife. two daughters, Mrs. q. w.
Brown and Emily Lee, and three sons,
Fred, George and Cert. survive him.
The funeral will take place from How
ard Place African Methodist Episcopal
church tomorrow afternoon at go
o'clock. Interment in Dunmore ceme-
terry.
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Important Change in Delaware aud
s!UUSOu T'imc Table.

ON Monday. May 18th, trains will
leave S"fant IN as follows:
For tolhcudaIe-5.45. 80. S.55. 1915
a. m; TOO noon: III 30. 352, 5.25.
6,2l. 7.al. 3.lO. iO.So li.55 p m.
For Albany, SARATOGA, Montreal. Bos-
ton. New England points. etc.-5 i5 a.
m; 20 u. m
For iionesdale-5.I5, SIS. 1915 a. m.;
loo noon: 30. 525 p. M.
For WIKI. S-Baire-GIi. as. S.45. g3S.
1913 u. m; los, l20, 80, 3.33. AL. Geo.
80, $50, 1l.@S .. m.
For New York, Philadelphia. etc.. via
Lchtgh Valley railruad-6.45. 7.45 a. m. 4:
l2.0' 2,@O. i.41 (Wijh Black Diamond
"Npressl y. m.
For Pennsylvania railroad points
Go. 93S a. m; $50, 4.4l =. IN.
For Western points. via Lchigh Val
Icy railrocd-L45 a. m: 12.Oj. 3.83 Cwith
Slack Diamond eXpress), $50. II .38 D. m,
Trains will arrive Scranton as fol-
lows:
FROM Carhondale and the North
go 74o, $40, 9.Si. 1910 n. NJ: 12.G0 noon.
LOS, 2.21, BIS, 4.37, 5.f5, 745, 945, 1l.S$
p. m.
From Wilkcs-Earre and the South.
30, $50, $50, 1910, 11.55 a. m. 11G.
2.i, 3.4%, 50, G.9l, 753. 9.O3. 9l5, 1i59
y. m.
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Fixing for The
Summon COTTAGE.

Pretty flowers look prc,ticr amid
c0ugenial environments. Iardc
niercS, Flower Stands aud Pcdcs-
tails on which 20 put them add to
the beauty of the cottage; show
plants and flowers 10 better ad-
vantage.
1t isn't accessory 10 use the best
china" OF make out with kitchen
crOchery. Very attractive dinner
and toilet ware can be bought
fer very !ittlc money now. a-days,
cheaper lar than the commOnest
stOucware Of not so very long ago
We are making feature Of Sum-
mcr cottage trade. Lamps, Ian
terms there are lots Of ueccssi-
ties as we'll as comfort sugscS-
tons here.