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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-07
IN MEMORY OF DEAD BISHOP.
Months Mind Mass Will Be Cele.
brated Today.

A months mind mass will be cele-
brated at st. Peters cathedral at 10
O'Clock this morning for the late Bishop
O'Hara Three prelares and over a
hundred priests Will assist in the SER
vice.
It will be a solemn pOntitiCal mass of
requiem similar to that celebrated in
connection with the interment except
ing that there will he only one abso-
luton instead Of five.
The officers Of the mass will be-:
Ceebrant. Rt Rev. Bishop Hoban; as
sstant priest. Very Rev. Eugene a.
Garvey, v c.. of Pittston; deacons of
honor. Rev. Charles J. Kelly, ID. D., Of
Towanda. and Rev. William Dassel, of
Hunesdale; deacon of the mass, Rev.
r. A. McAndrew. Of Wilkes Barre;
sub-deacon. Rev. James V. Hussie, Of
Plains; masters of ceremonies, Rev. Il.
f. Coffey, of Carbondale, and Rev. j.
j. b. Feeey. Of the cathedral; thuri-
fer. Rev. A. T. Broderick, of the West
Side; aColytes. Rev. Andrew XychO-
wicz and Rev. Dominic Dandro SCran-
ton: mitre- bearer Rev. J. j. Coroner
of Forest City; bugia- bearer Rev. f,
Kaupus. of Scranton.
Al the once Ol lnc ucdu, WHICH W l'l
precede the mass, Rev. II. f. Kiernan
of Parsons. and Rev. L. :. Phillips. OF
Plains, will be the chanters. and the
three lessons of the office will be recited
respectively by Rt. Rev. Bishop Hoban
Rev. DR.. Herman, of st. Patrick's
Philadelphia, and Very Rev. E. y. Gar
vey. V. G.
Rt. Rev. Bernard McQuaid, bishop Oi
Rochester, will preach the sermon. RI
Rev. j. f.. Fitzmaurice. coadjutoi
bishop of Erie. will be present in the
sanctuary. Other prelatos have beer
! invited and sent word that they would
attend IL possible. Bishop McQuaid anc
| Bishop Fitzmaurice, however, are the
! only ones who had arrived last night
| The former is being entertained at the
| episcopal residence. The latter is regis
| tered at the Jermvn.
DIR. O'Hara, of Philadelphia, brother
of the deceased bishop, and his daugh
ter, Miss Constance, are also here tC
| attend the ceremony.
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Friday, Feb. "a, last, the gentlemen
interested in the Iackawannd Lumber
company, located here, but operating
in many sections OF the country, cul-
minated a deal which involves tho eN-
penditure of $65,OOO
All the timber. principally hemlock.
which stands on a tract 5000 acres in
extent, located in that part of Potter
county known as the Kettle Creek re-
gion, and not far from the great Penn
sylvania lumber mart, Williamsport.
was bought. The tract is owned by
Edgar Munscn, of Williamsport.
The newly acquired timber land ad-
joins tracts containing 10000 acres
which the Lackawanna Lumber COM
pany control and are removing the
timber from it. a fine quality of hemluck
is to be found all through this region
and the whole extent of it is practical
ly in possession of the above company.
The purpose of the purchase is to
prevent the necessity, for some years
! at least of having to shut down tho
/ big mills at Cross Forks, now being
! operated by the company and through
/ which thousands of feet of timber pass
I daily.
/ 1tllSlUS upon inns lUllutISt pun ll'''''
| is the necessity of building a branch
| railroad into the tract upon which the
timber stands and which is now rather
| distant from the present railroad in
that section. f. II. and G. G. Goodyear,
who own or control all the smaller rail
ways used in the lumber region there
abouts. will in all probability build the
required branch 1t will run from
! Cross Forks TO Westport. a distance oi
several miles.
At Westpcrt connection will be
made with the Branch Valley railroad
another proposed system of the Good
! years. This will give the Lachawanna
company an ample outlet for the trans
portation of their timber for several
years to come. 1t is not thought at
this time that they will require more
mills or employ more men.
The LaCkawanna Lumber company
which was organized several years age
| by prominent residents of this city, Is
| incorporated here with a capital stock
| of SI50.000. ltS main offices are located
in the board Of trade building. The Of
fiCers are: President, James w. Oak
ford: vice president, Henry Belin jr.;
| secretary treasurer, James L. Connell
and general manager F. l.. Peck. Three
of the above officers are now in New
| Mexico looking over the lumber posi-
bilties in that rapidly developing coun
try.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-07
ELM PARK CHAUTAUQUA.
Fine Programme Was Rendered at
Last Nights Meeting.

The Elm Park Chautauqua circle had
a fine programme last evening and was
very largely attended, many visitors
being present. Mrs. c. NJ. Giffin gave
a cleve: review Of one of the books OF
the course. Mon and Manners" and
Miss Wagonhurst followed with an in
teresting paper on the poets from
Chaucer to Tennyson. Mrs. Edith
Heckel sang two beautiful solos. This
portion of the programme was under
the direction of Miss Ruth Dale.
Mr.. Yocum gave in his own brilliant
style a paper on THE Irish Question"
dealing with the problems connected
with Home Rule. He gave brief his
tory of the struggles of the Irish peo-
pie and d graphic description of the
present situation. In his view the chief
idea is to gain the land by Home Rule
and not that the people are SO dis
satisfied with their government as II
now exists. His summary of the queS-
tion was rather against Home Rule.
G. f. REYNOLDS announced that next
week an excellent programme will ht
presented which win include a debate
subject: Resolved, That Handel with
his Messiah has done more TO elevate
the thought of the world than Milton
with his Paradise Lost
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THEIR WINTER RALLY.
Baptist Young People of the Abing-
ton District Will Meet.

The annual winter rally Of the Bap-
tist Young Peoples union Of the Abing-
ton association will be held today at
Dunmore. The meeting will be held in
the Dudley street Baptist church and
there will be two sessions, one in the
afternoon, the other at night. All young
people are invited to attend. Lunch
will be served by the members of the
DunmOre Church Union.
Following is the programme for the
two sessions:
AFTERNOON SESSION.
30 Prayer service. led by Vice President
Rcv. J.. Il. Weithaas, Dalton, Pa.
Singing.
800 CaJ Words of welcome by Rev Il. NJ
Rodcrick, Dunmore.
Cb) Response by President b. G., Bed.
doe, NJ. ID.
Singing.
go Paper, "rhe i. Y. p. T.: A Society
of Encourages" by Mr.. w. r.
Ellis, Blakely.
3 35 Paper. "The B. Y. p. t.: 4 Help tC
the Pastor" by Miss Edith vii.
liams, Scranton street church.
$50 Paper. Some Phases of Young PeO
pies Work" by Miss Maud Esteile
Penn avenue church
Singing.
4O5 Discussion of papers, led by Rev. r
T.. Y. Pierce, Penn avenue.
425 Business.
40 Address, Demand and supply" Rev
S. j. Arthur, PittStOn, Pa, district
secretary Il. Y. T. l.. of Penna.
SO Adjournment.
EVENING SESSION.
$50 Service of song, with special music
by Dudley street church choir
500 Address by Rev. w. II. Sowell
Clark's Green, Pa.
S.i5 Conservation services, led by Rev. w
q. Watkins, North Main avenu,
church, Scranton.
Adjournment.
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THEY QUESTION THE CLAIMS.
Auditing Committee Sets Aside a
Number of Bills.

The auditing committee Of councils
refused to approve of a number of bills
last night. \ bill of S79S.26 for extra
work on the Cumberland Hose house
was among them. An appropriation of
81, ,00O was made for the erection Of the
house ard the contract price was SSsS.
BY what authority the contract and
appropriation We're both exceeded tn"
committee will insist on knowing, be-
fore further consideration is given the
claim.
\. j. Rogans hill Of $3.50 for team
work on Second ward streets in 1897;
A. II. Gould x Sons claim of $41.6O foI
repairs to fire department apparatus,
which bill has been hanging fire since
1897 and =. f. Gordon's claim for horse
/ shneing, in which he charges $l.6o when
! other blaCksmiths are content with
/ 81 80 were laid over till the next meet
/ ing and special committees appointed
! to look into them
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Yesterdays Marriage Licenses.
Court House News Notes.

There was a hearing before Clerk Of
the Courts Daniels yesterday in the
matter Of retaXing costs in the case of
the Commonwealth against Max Rosen-
bluth. Of Old Forge. Philip Schwartz
was prosecutor and Rosenbluth was
convicted. He alleges that the prose-
cutor's witness fee bill was padded to
monumental proportions.
Hyman Seidman, the "hobO' detective
who achieved some notcricty because Of
his rash arrests in the Corcoran murder
case has applied to the court for de-
tective license. He proposes to do a gem
eral detective business under the name
of the Seidman Detective agency.
Anthony Kane. convicted of malicious
mischief at the February sessions, was
discharged from the county jail yeste2-
day. Carl Schroeder, convicted of assault
and battery at the same term, was also
discharged.
The bond Of William Knight, constable
of Benton township, in the sum of $1,000
has been approved by the court.
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An Equity Suit.

j. w. Carney, J. j. Brown and I. II.
Allabach, doing business under the
firm of Carney, Brown & Co., yesterday
began an action i'm equity against
David Spruks.
The .cOmplainants are engaged in the
manufacture of cigars i'm this city and
in their bill allege that in 1895 they
placed on the market a cigar which
they named the "Hutel Jermyn." The
name appeared conspicuously on the
label, together with picture Of the
Hotel Jermyn building. The cigar was
extensively advertised and now COM
mands a large sale in this part of the
state
Some time ago David Spruks who
has a cigar manufactory at % Lacka-
wanna avenue, placed on the market
what he calls the Jermyn House cigar
which also has a picture of the Hotel
Jermyn building on the label. The
firm Of Carney, Brown & Go. allege
that the label is made up to resemble
theirs as much as possible and is an
infringement upon 1t. They ask the
court to restrain Spruks from continu.
ing to use it. The case will he heard
at the next term of equity court.
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DEATH OF JOHN FATULA.
Coroner's Jury Heard Evidence
with Reference to 1t.

ON Feb. John Fatula fell from the
trestling above the ore dump at the
Lackawanna Iron ana Steel companys
blast furnace, and sustained n fracture
of the skull at the base Of the brain
which caused instant death. Last
night a jury consisting of John j. Re
gan, David Harris, Henry Sippel, John
Majernyk, w. G. Moser and J. +,
Mitchell sat at the court house and
with the coroner listened to testimony
with reference to the manner in which
Fatula met his death,
The evidence was TO the effect that
Fatua was not employed at the ore
dump and probably went there in
search OF work when he fell 10 his
death. The verdict was in accordance
with the facts. Fatula was As years Of
age and has a wife and children in
Hungary,
Enos r. Hall, George Okell and J. ].
Sheets We're the Witnesses examined.
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continuous
Performance

OF selling shoes in store all day and every day i'll
the year. If you will in and the bargains offer
you you will wonder how do it, there is certainly
loss somewhere when sell IS and shoes for $19S aud
$22o $2.5o and $500 Winter Russet and Vic Kid three
sole solid leather Shoes for S49 and 69and yet
successful and branching through the country is be-
buy goods cheap from in need of
ready casin fact for less than of making of Shoes
mentioning the leather in hem and this opportunity
enables sell stylish and durable footwear of all
for less than most pay when they buy direct
from the manufacturers, aud still make fair margin of
profit We want you to in and look around and you
will certainly money by it. Remember there is
trouble to show goods.
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DIED.

AlELVIN-In Dunmore. March c, 1899,
Mary, tho infant daughter Of Mr. ana
Mrs. John Melvin, Of Meade street.
Funeral this afternoon. Interment at
Mt. Carmel cemetery.
MORAN.-ht Aldenvlle, Wayne county,
March Z. 1899, Mrs. Anne Moran, q
years Of age. Funeral tomorrow morn
ing.
O'HARA.--In AIinooka, March 9, 1889,
Mrs. Felix O'Hara. Funeral this morn
ing at . o'clock, Services at ST. Jo-
sephs church. Interment at the Mi
noolIa cemetery.
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r1YER DAVIDOW
The Cheapest Shoe Stores,
307 LaGkaWanna Ave. Gs IA 5. Mali ST., Pttston
TUCKER & MAxEY HEARING.
Creditors Are Looking for Illegally
Transferred Goods.

The final hearing in the examination
of Tucker & Maxey before c. A. Van
Wormer, referee in bankruptcy, was
held yesterday,
One week from today the hearing
will be reopened for the purpose of eX-
amining certain parties to whom
Tucker & Maxey, according to their
testimony, gave goods in payment Of
debts, after they had become insolvent.
Rev, T.. Edwards, pastor Of the Eng
lish Baptist church at Minersvile, Pa,
when suffering with rheumatism, was
advised to try Chamberlains Pain
Balm. He says: "a few applications
of this liniment proved of great SER
vice to me. 1t subdued the inhamma-
tion and relieved the pain. Should any
sufferer profit by giving Pain Balm a
trial it win please me" For sale by all
druggists. Matthews Bros, wholesale
and retail agents. 10
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Action in Eiectment.

A. b. Dunning yesterday brought an
action in eiectment against Michael
Keating to recover possession Of l91 S-l0
acres of land in Spring Brook town
ship.
Mr.. Dunning says the land is his
property. but is now unlawfully in the
possession of Keating. Welles & Tor
rey represent Mr.. Dunning.
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We Invite
Your Htfention

To our New Open Stock Dinner
Sets, from which you can select
such pieces as you need. Newest
shapes and decorations. Exam
ination and comparison will GER
tainIy be your way to Judge who
offers the best goods for the least
money.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-07
PUBLIC SCHOOL QUESTION.
Catholic Historical Society Will Dis.
cuss It This Evening.

At the regular meeting of the Cath
olic Historical society and Newman
Magazine club tonight treatises will
be read on current magazine articles as
follows: THE Public School System
as Affected by Politics" (Atlantic
Monthly Miss Mary INLAND; Public
School System Defective Without Re-
ligious Instruction" (NOrth American
Review Attorney Frank ]. McAndrew:
Comparative Results of Work in the
Best Public Schools in the Lagest Cit
les of the United states" (The Forum)
Mrs. Robert G. Wills.
A musical programme will be rem
dered at the conclusion of the literary
exercises.
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CAPTURED IN BUFFALO.
Police Notified of the Arrest of
"Hanlkv Martin.

Chief OF Police Gurrell yesterday re-
ceived a dispatch from w. S Bolton,
superintendent oc police of Buffalo, an
nouncing Hank Martin arrested here.
Send for him. Answer"
Who it was that caused Martins ar
rest is not known to the police. 1t is
known that he is accused of stealing
Il diamond pin valued at 800 from Pat
rick Haggerty, an employe of the Cln
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CMlNaNaM.
Millar & Peck, ls4 Wyoming Avenue
WALK AROUND"

Dade. lO3 West Drinker street: John
J. Flynn, Chestnut street. Edward
Banfield, Ill Chestnut street. one Of
the objections to Bantleld's place is
that it adjoins the post office; while
Flynn is accused of desiring to estab-
lish a hotel across the street from the
most nflicn.
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works, but there is no knowledge at
police headquarters of any warrant
having been issued for his arrest.
The owner of the pin will be inter-
viewed by the police and IL he desires
to prosecute Martin, man will be sent
to Buffalo after him.
The theft was committed last Mon
day. Haggerty was passing the dia-
mond about in a crowd in n Lacka-
wanna avenue saloon and when Mar
tin got it in his possession he sneaked
away with It, so II Is alleged,
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PURCHASE OF LARGE
TRACT OF TIMBER
BECOMES PROPERTY OF LACKA-
WANNA LUMBER co.

Timber Is Located in What Is Known
as the Kettle Greek Region of Pot
ter County and Costs the Scranton
Capitalists Sixty-flve Thousand
Dollars--Before Their Recent Pur-
chase They Owned 10000 Acres of
Land in That Portion of the State.
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LARGE NUMBER OF
REM0NSTRANCES
1T WAS THE LAST DAY FOR
FILING THEM.

Altogether Seventeen Protests
Against the Granting of Liquor
Licenses Were Yesterday Given
Into the Custody of Clerk of the
Courts Daniels-Wilmer f. Hoff-
man Files an Affidavit Charging
Patrick j. Conway with Violating
the Law,
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BATTALION DRILL.-Compauy G,
Captain Dimmick, and Company X, Cap
tain Raub, will have battalion drill at
he armory tonight.
MEETING THIS AFTERNOON.-Rcg-
ular meeting of the Central Womans
Christian Temperance union this after
noon at o'clock in Guernscy's hall.
BACK AGAIN. William Rutledge, who
was formerly in business ON Lackawanna
avenue returned to the city last cNc-
aing, after an extended stay in the East.
COUNTRY DANCE TONlGlIr.--The
country dance Oi the Scranton Licder-
kranz will be held at Music hail TO-
night Lawrence's orchestra will furn-
ish the dance music.
WAS ANOTHER.--John Il. Keefc, Of
Phelps street. Pine Brook, desires to have
{ understood that he was not the JOhn
&eefe who was arrested on Penn ave
nue last Sunday evening for disorderly
conduct.
PRACTICAL TALK.-Dr. Amy White
will give practical talk on The Care
Of the Body" this evening at o'clock Gt
the North Scranton branch of the Young
Womans Christian association. Free to
Ill women and girls.
UNDERGROUND COUNCIL. CO.. Veda
siesta No. -. Princes OF BaGdad, of
the Knights of Malta, will conduct an
underground council meeting at Guern-
Ecy hall Wednesday night, March 90 \
banquet will follow at Mitchcl's.
STILL ALARM.-A window curtain
coming in contact with a gas jet caused
slight blaze in the servants quarters
hn nf ATlinptnn r. "a
L3O o'clock last evening. The chemical
companies had little trouble eXtinguish-
ng it.
HURT IN MINES.--Edward Davis,
aged Il years a driver employed in the
Pine Brook mines, was caught between
a car and Il prop while at work yestor
aay, and one of his hands was badly
rushed Or. George B. Reynolds at
ended him.
PAY DAYS.-Thc Delaware and Hud-
on company paid yesterday at the
Grassy Island cOlliery at Olyphant and
he carpenters and masons. The Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western company
will pay the employees of the machine
shops and Storrs colliery today
DEFENDANT WAS DISCHARGED -
Michael Reardon, of South Scranton, was
saturday night charged with being drank
nd disorderly, ana also charged with
arceny. The young mans father had
furnished the information but did not
.ppear against him. Defendant was dis
charged
MISSIONARY MEETING,-The Wo
mans Foreign Missionary society held q
meeting yesterday in Elm Park church
No programme was presented and the
work done was chiefly in preparation fol
he Branch meeting to be held I'm thi'
ity in October, when the societies oi
'ennsylvana and Dunmore will hold
hree days session.
S. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY
1t the regular meeting Of the ST, Vincen
ie Paul society In college hall last eve
ming, officers were elected as follows
President, John j. Maghran; vice presi
dent, John Colligan; secretary, Hon. NJ
+. Sando treasurer j. b. COrcoran
sacristan, Hugh Culkin spiritual direc
tor, Rev j. j. r.. Feeley. Very crafty
ing reports were received from the com
nittee having IL charge the lecture b.
henry Austin Adams, editor of bona
loe's Magazine on "AmeriCa's y Debt {
rathollcity," which Is to be given at III
.yceum next Sunday evening. Only
ew OF the boxes and loges yet rema
O be sold.
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CERTIFICATES TO MINERS.
Granted by the Board of Examiners
at Yesterdays Meeting.

w. p. Gritfiths, William MerTick and
Thomas Hailstone, the No. sub-board
of the Second inspection district for the
examination of candidates for miners
certificates, met yesterday in the court
room.
The following were granted certifi-
Gates: Anthony Hofelt, employed at
Greenwood mines; Timothy Carter,
Greenwood; Stephen Dozoni, Marsh
wood: Mike Posta Johnson's mines;
Dominick Mastraiono, Johnson's mine:
John Techey, Scranton; Frederick La
Vinga, JOhnson's mine.
Smoke The Popular Punch Cigar, 10c.
The Wilkes Barre Record can be had
In Scranton at the news stands of Reis-
man Bros, 404 Spruce and 503 Linden
-peetS: Mac, Lackewanna avenue.
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MEETING THIS AFTERNOON.-Rcg-
ular meeting of the Central Woman s
Christian Temperance union this after
noon at 3 o'clock in Guernscys hall.
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BACK AGAIN William RutledGe, who
was formerly in business on l.acKawanna
avenue, returned to the city last cNc-
aing, after an extended stay in the East.
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COUNTRY DANCE TONlGIlr.--The
country dance Oi the Scranton licd"r-
kranz will be held at Music hail TO-
night Lawrence's orchestra will furn-
tsh the dance music.
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CITY NOTES
49, 4

BATTALION DRILL,--Company G.,
Captain Dimmick, and Company II, Cap
tain Rauh, will have Il battalion drill at
he armOry tonight.
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Smoke The Pocono &c, Cigar "
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WAS ANOTHER.-John Il. Keefc, CT
Phelps street, Pine Brook, desires to have
L understood that he was not the john
keefe who was arrested on Penn ave
nue last Sunday evening for dsorderly
hpn1upt
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Twenty -four residents of Mayfield
protest against the granting of a Ii
cense 10 Jacok Adamiak because the
place is unnecessary, house is insult
able and because it is within a few
feet of the Greek Catholic church.
Theodore WaChina has also applied for
a license to conduct a hotel in Mayfield
and it is objected to for the r'llOwing
reasons: Unnecessary, he is not fit
person, building not suitable for hotel
purpose place is very noisy, fights
being frequent there.
Three remOnstrances came from Dun
more. They are against Edward Nc
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PRACTICAL TALK.--Dr. Amy White
will give a practical talk on The Care
OF the Body" this evening at o'clock ct
the North Scranton branch of the Young
Womans Christian association. Free to
Ill women and girls.
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MISSIONARY MEETING.-The Wo.
mans Foreign Missionary society held a
meeting yesterday in Elm Park church
No programme was presented and the
work done was chiefly in preparation for
he Branch meeting to be held I'm this
ity in October when the societies Of
'ennsylvania and DunmOre will hold a
hree days session.