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ATTACKED HIS MOTHER,
Samuel Moore in Fit of Insanity
Uses O Razor,

Trenton June 3.-Samuel Moore, son
OF President Henry G. Moore, of the
Trenton Passenger Railway company,
this evening, In a At of insanity, at
tackled his mother with razor and
inflicted q serious wound in the neck.
Mr.. Moore rushed to his wife's assist
ance and prevented further injury.
Physicians were quickly called, and
they report that Mrs. Muore's injury
will not prove fatal. The boy was
taken TO the New Jersey state hospital
for the insane. He Is twenty-three
years old, and a graduate OF Prince
ton university. For the past two years
he has manifested a highly nervous
disposition, which has become much
worse during the past few months.
He has been under treatment for his
nervous ailment by DR.. Robinson, OF
Philadelphia, and this afternoon beforp
attacking his mother he went to Brit
toms drug store and had renewed the
prescription which DR.. Robinson had
given him. His manner today gave no
intimation of the insanity that had
overtaken him.
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OF Mrs. Helen Franklin, OF 1865 San
dersOn avenue. The society will be
pleased to increase Its membership,
and persons wishing TO Join are in
vlted to do so at this meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Il. Toby OF Capouse
avenue, have returned from a visit to
Newark, N. ].
Mrs. Il. T.. Roney and daughter, Miss
Ella Roney, OF Monsey avenue, spent
the Sabbath with Dalton friends.
The storm Saturday evening demon
strated the fact that the sewer sys-
tenn Of Green Ridge IL entirely made
quate to the work Of carrying off the
water OF heavy rain. The water lay
on thesstreets a foot deep. cellars were
flooded and the sidewalks covered with
earth from the roadway.
The funeral of Mrs. Ann Dougherty
OF 1913 Mylert avenue. was held Sat-
urday morning from 81. Paul's church.
where n requiem high mass was SOL
emnized by Rev. J. a. Malone The
pall-bearers were: Martin Dougherty
Peter Mahan, Philip Gavan, William
Moran, James Clarke and J. Holmes
Interment was made in the Cathe-
dral cemetery.
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CHASE ON HOUSE TOPS
Results Fatally for Burglars In Now
York.

New York, June 3-The police OF an
early hour this morning chased four
housebreakers over the roof tops in
the One Hundred and Third street
East Side tenement district, with the
result that one OF the fugitiyes IL
dead, one Is suffering from concus-
sion OF the brain and internal Injuries
at Harlem hospital, another Is under
arrest and the fouth made his es-
cape.
The men We're discovered after they
had broken into a vacant store and
were attempting 70 get into a cloth
Ing store, The alarm was given and
four policemen chased them up
through the tenement hallway and
over the roofs. Three OF the men at
tempted 10 make descent 20 the
ground by means OF a lofty clothes
pole standing close TO one OF the build
ings. At least two OF them fell from
about the third story TO the paved
areaway below. Alexander Grove, 2l
years old, was killed instantly. and
William Dickson was found uncon-
sclous. II is thought the other man
fell on top Of these two and was not
injured. He made his escape at any
event. james Smith aged 20, was
caught on the roof.
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In the presence OF the immediate
relatives and friends Albert Heller and
Miss Lena Hermann were united in
marriage at $40 o'clock Saturday
evening, at the home OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hermann,
on Alder street. The nuptlal knot was
tied by Rev. w A. Nordt, of tho
Hickory Street Presbyterian church.
John Schunk and Charles Scheuch at
tended the groom, while the brides
maids were Miss Minnie Heller, a sis
ter OF the groom and Miss Emma
Graebner.
The bride wore gown Of gray pop
lin. trimmed with silk applique and
carried bouquet OF white roses
while the bridesmaids carried pink
carnations. After the ceremony was
over, congratulations were showered
upon the happy couple, and after a
short interval the guests repaired to
the dining room and did Justice to a
bountiful supper. Attorney A. J. Col
born, who was toastmaster of the
evening. in host happy and humor-
Gus vein presented the couple with a
handsome clock, which for years has
been offered to the first member Of
the Fourteen Friends, OF which society
Mr. Heller is president, who became a
benedict.
MI. and Mrs. Heller were also the
recipients Of large number OF gifts,
which show the esteem in which they
are held by their friends. Later IN
the evening reception was rendered
the couple in Athletic hall. Mr.. and
Mrs. Heller will commence housekeep-
ing at 1882 Alder street
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES,

The literary and musical recital 10
be given in Mears' hall Tuesday even
ing. June ~. by the pupils OF Miss
Sadie T.. Jones, elocutionist, and Miss
Sadie NJ. Edwards. vocalist, promises
to be an event Of unusual interest.
Tickets are selling rapidly and the
participants are already assured OF a
large audience.
One of the most attractive full sheet
posters ever printed in this city has
been issued advertising the Franklin
| Engine company's picnic at Wahler's
grove on Thursday next 1t contains
half tone cuts of nearly all the canIi-
| dates for the various county offices and
is the work OF Clare M. Storm and
Richard Davis.
John r. Edwards OF South Main
avenue, supervisor Of the census, spent
Sunday at Lake Winola,
The teachers OF No. 13 school and the
pupils OF Professor David Owens room
enjoyed n days outing at Lake WI
| nola on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Sidney Mears, OF South
| Main avenue, Mr.. and Mrs. M V.
Neeley, OF North Rebecca avenue, and
Mrs. Harry Burros, OF North Lincoln,
attended the funeral OF relative at
| Chinchilla yesterday.
The Lilac Social club will conduct a
| picnic at Trips grove on Wednesday
| afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Kate Fenton, OF North Main
| avenue, Is visiting friends at PhiladeI-
pha,
The Trip Slope Mine Accidental
| fund vii! run an excursion to Heart
Lake on Saturday next,
Joseph Lloyd, OF North Main avenue,
IN recovering from an illness.
Mrs, A. +. Duffy and son, Gerald, OF
Binghamton, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
| p Gallagher, OF Jackson street,
John NJ. DurkIn, Of North Rebecca
| avenue, Is spending his vacation at
| Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
The first Quartely conference meet
ing OF the new year was held in the
| Simpson Methodist Episcopal church
| yesterday morning and at the Hamp-
ton Street Methodist Episcopal church
In the evening. Rev. Austin Griffin
was In attendance.
| Rev. f. A. Boyl addressed the meet
| ing in the Young Women's Christian
association rooms yesterday afternoon,
which was attended by large number
OF young ladies'.
There will be an ice cream social at
the residence OF Mrs. M. l.. Blair. lac
South Main avenue. next Thursday
| evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Alderman, OF
| Philadelphia, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Y. A. Slower OF Lafayette street.
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Rev. Thomas de Gruchy, d. D., pas
Tor Of the Jackson Street Baptist
church, preached a sermon last even
ing on "a Needed Revival in Patriot
ism," which was directly aimed at the
present movement for municipal re-
form. His remarks were decidedly
pointed and were delivered to an audi
ence that was composed OF many
young men, who will eventually be-
come factors in politics. The texts
were selected from II Samuel xiii: "a,
and Psalm107:5. During the course or
his remarks he spoke as follows:
The conception Of Fathcrland in the mind OF
the Hebrew was something entirely unlike that
which exists in the mind OF the patriot today
Something that has not been reproduced since
the day that Israel was an empire and Jeru'
salem capital city. Jerusalem was to the
ancient Hebrew not merely the political metro
polls Of his country, but IL was something Tar
more important even the city Of the great
king. The temple was not the residence OF an
earthly monarch, but was the palace OF Je'
hovah.
Therefore when Hebrew gave expression TO
his LOYALTY as in the beautiful pathos Of our
text, 1t was not simply the utterancc Of patriot
ism as we understand this passion, but it was
the deep and fcrvid uttcrancc Of the faith and
devotion ot religion. Hence il was that patriot
ism among the Jews VAS reached into its high.
est possible grandeur and beauty, It's heart run.
ming red with blood Of loyalty. not only TO oonn.
try. but to God. Patriotism is beautiful IL
alone, but the blending of religion cnnoblcs it
and makes il sacred.
Through all the centuries patriotism has
stood for that which il best and noblcst in
human nature In the treasure house Of his.
tory records shine with light more unfld.
ing and beautiful as the cmbalmcd deeds Of men
who loved and served their native land Let
such records be destroyed from the earth, and
humanity would forfeit her richest heritag.,
and her sweetest snrne oi inspiration would no
longer pour forth her enrolling Influences
America needs 10 understand What patriotism
means; We relegate all patriotism to the days
OF war; we keep II boxed up for Memorial Day
and Fourth Of July. And we find more difficulty
IN getting men to live for their country than
10 die for Il. For we are sadly in need Of living
patriotism.
THE RIGHT or PATRIOTISM
A patriotism that lifts the nation upward in.
stead Of pulling downward. A, long as the IN.
triotsm Of the Hebrews was on the IN grade,
II was a sure guardian Of peace and honor, It
was loyal and true But when they slipped
from their integrity they were doomed n vou
will look into the sad records that tell Of the De.
cay and decease Of Kingdoms, you will discover
that 1t was not because Of the barrcnncs, Of
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several weeks with friends in wyalus-
NORTH SCRANTON.

The congregation OF the Memorial
Baptist church, on Wayne avenue, is
receiving bids for the erection OF
new church edifce on Church avenue,
between oak and Market streets. The
plans and specifications for the build
ing can be seen at the home Of ex-
Alderman Roberts. 1903 Summit ave-
nue.. The Rev. w. f. Davies gave an
address on missions, subject, cuba,
Porto Rico and the Philippines" last
evening.
Following the rainstorm Saturday
evening q number OF sewer inlets along
North Main avenue caved in. An un-
known man fell in the one in front
OF A. A. Atherton's. He was hauled
out by some men passing by. The hole
being partially filled with water, the
man was drenched. but uninjured.
Cymanfa Gavu will be held at the
Welsh Congregational church this
evening. At the conclusion OF the pro-
gramme lee cream and cake will be
served.
Miss Grace SickIer Of North Main
avenue, Is visiting relatives in Peck
vile.
Alderman Myers Is conducting police
court this month,
Mrs. Murray Kennedy. OF Church
avenue, entertained relatives from
P'ckville yesterday.
The Sunday school OF the Memorial
church is rehearsing a programme for
children's dav.
The childrens day exercises of the
Providence Methodist Episcopal church
will be held next Sunday morning at
10 90 o'clock.
The members OF the Welsh Congre-
gational church will conduct a cyman.
ia gam in the parlors OF the church
this evening. During intermission ice
cream and cake will be served.
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MINOOKA.

Miss Mary Walsh, of Kingston Pa, who has
been visiting her cousin Miss Mary Nsughton,
the past week. has returned home.
Mrs. Grace Acker and daughter in.law, Of Jer
sey City, who spent the past week at the Don
nelly residence on Miners Hill, returned home
Saturday.
Austin Mulherin, a corporal IN Company |,
Eleventh United States infantry, stationed at
San Juan, Porto Rico, Is visiting at the home
Of his cousin, Mrs Patrick Higgins, u Main
street.
The Minooka team defeated the Eurekas Of
Providence yesterday in poorly contested game
1t being a onesiled affair from start TO finish
without any special features The score was II
to g. Griffin was in the box for the visitors.
a very pleasant gathering Of young folks as.
semhled at the homo ot Mr.. and Mrs Michael
Kane, Of Main street last Friday evening and
had an enjoyable time. The party was in the
nature oi q surprise to Mr.. and Mrs. KRne
hut they proved themselves equal 10 tha
emergency by royalty entertaining the gussts
Dancing and other amuscments were INDUCED
in. Those present departed for their homes we'll
pleased with their evening Of pleasure. quite
a number of out Of town people were in evi.
dcnce and thoroughly enjoyed the event.
James Esan. one of Minooka's most respected
residents who has been Ill the past few weeks
from pneumonia expired yesterday evening at
$50 o'clock at the family residence on Church
street Death came peacefully after so much
suffering. The deceased was resident q
County Glare. Ireland, and was in hs hity.
second year He has resided here for torty.ono
years. His death will be shock to his many
friends and acquaintance who will grievc to
learn Of his death. Besides his wife NJ Is sur.
Viycd by one brother, Michael, ot Taylor, and
the following members Of his family: Brother
Philip, Of the Cathedral school, Of Philadelphia;
Michael J. and Felix, Of Jermyn; Joseph,
James and Frances Mary. Susie, Laura, Mar.
garct and Nora, all ot Hnooka. The deceased
wal mcnhcr Of the Ancient Order Of IIibern.
! ian7, division No. 0, Of this place, The funeral
will take place wednesday morning at $50
| o'clock with a requiem high mass at ST. Jo.
| scph's church. Intcrment will bs made at St
Joseph's cemetery, Minooka.
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GREEN RIDGE.

Under the auspices OF the Grand d.
vision Of the Sons OF Temperance, a
union temperance meeting was held
in the Green Ridge Baptist church
yesterday afternoon. Rev Burton M.
lockwood, OF Indianapolis. was the
speaker and delivered an earnest ad-
dress.
There were no services In the Green
Ridge Presbyterian church last even
ing. as the congregation united with
the congregation OF the Second Pres
byterian church In the missionary
meeting, which was addressed by Rev.
Dr. Patton.
The annual meeting OF the Kings
Daughters for the election OF officers
will take place tonight at the home
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AN ECHO OF THE sTORM.a

An amusing incident occurred Sat-
urday evening on Pittston avenue,
during the heavy thunder storm,
which, no doubt. was not quite so
amusing to the participant as It was
to the onlookers. 1t was at the height
OF the storm, and a stranger in the
city would have taken Pittston ave-
nue. for Roaring brook, when q young
man, neatly dressed and who, from
appearances, was going to see his best
girl, dashed frantically down Willow
street, trying to intercept n north
bound car. which was coming up
Pittston avenue like the steamship st.
Paul breasting a nor'easter.
But the pilot OF the miniature whale
back failed to see or hear the young
man, and, as II desirous Of getting in
out OF the wet as quickly as possible,
continued sailing UP Pittston avenue
at fairly rapid rate OF speed. The
young man, having visions Of unpleas-
ant scenes II he failed to keep the
appointment, dashed heroically after
the car. caring neither for mud nor
water. But here is where the tragedy
begins. He no doubt would have
reached the car but for large stone
which lay in his path. Swish! A dull
thud and gentle rivulets trickled up
his coat sleeves and played with his
hair, and his nice new straw hat float
ed slowly down the street.
Those on the porches nearby, de-
lighted at the downfall of another,
smiled. Yea. some OF them even
laughed aloud in their Satanic glee.
He picked himself up, not the dapper,
smiling young fellow who ran down
the street, but like q mortal weary
Of this earths buffetinFs and knocks
and wandered off into the exterior
darkness. Somewhere in Scranton
that night a demurc little Miss, Won
dered why Jack didn't come.
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FAMOUS WELSH PREACHER,

Rev. Charles Davis, OF Cardifr. South
wales, preached to three large audi
ences yesterday in the morning and
evening at the First Baptist church,
and In the afternoon at the Taber-
nacle Congregational church. At the
evening service he spoke at some
length in English and made a very
favorable impression.
His theme was a beautiful one and
the Biblical truths were explained in
mastery manner. I'VE must honor
the Lord Jesus Christ II we want to
be saved" he said, "and we must
work along that line II we want to
glorify God. He sanctifies, comforts,
strengthens and leads the church and
when the church Is in low state and
full OF fear, care and Indifference, the
spirit gives new life to the church and
holds it up TO Its proper place.
Justification by faith means that the
sinner can get saved by believing in
Christ, and II Is some new aspect of
Christ In revivals that inspires new
life and hope in the believer. The want
OF faith In the son OF God Is the great
truth that Is brought to us today. Tho
whole truth Is by revealing the glory
and power Of Jesus Christ IN order TO
turn people to Christ"
Rev. Davis met many old acuuaint-
ances during the day and received a
cordial welcome among the Welsh peo-
pie. lie will leave this morning for
Philadelphia,
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LETTERS UNCLAIMED.

The following letters remain un-
claimed during the period ending June
Q Persons claiming these letters will
please say advertised: =. \. Barrett,
Grandiren street; George NJ. Foote. Mr..
and Mrs, Timothy Foley, a. D. Hood,
Frank b. Hunt, Carrie Keiers, j. f.
Murphy, Monroe avenue; Mr.. Pasck,
1908 Adams avenue; Mrs. Carrie Russ,
Frank Southard, Mrs. C. ]. Whitney.
Forcign-FrancisCo Mendlclno Jennie
Town GOA Monroe avenue package,
fourth class); John Smoke. John Hava-
nee
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PERSONAL BRIEFS.

Miss Anthony, Of Moosic and Miss
Fordham and little niece, OF Pittston,
were guests at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank B. Sanders, on North
Blakely street, yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs, S. II. Flock and little
son, of Wilkes Barre, visited friends on
North Blakely street yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cordy, OF Blakely
street. are home again, after a visit OF
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THERE IS A CLASS OF PEOPLE

Who are injured by the use OF cofree. Re-
Gently there has been placed In all tho
grocery stores new preparation called
GRAIN-O, made OF pure grains. that
takes the place OF coffee. The most deli
cate stomach receives It without distress
and but few can tell It from coffee IL
does not cost over q as much. Children
may drink II With great benefit. is cts
and 25 cts. per package. Try II. Ask for
GRAIN-O.
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EVENTS OF DAY IN
WEST SCRANTON
A NEEDED REVIVAL IN PA
TRIoTIsM.

Dr.. de aruchy Believes the Time Is
Now for Men with Clean Hands to
Enter the Political Arena-Perti-
nent Remarks Pertaining to Cor
ruption in Politics-M Men Are
Needed Who Will Live for Their
Country's sake-sermons by Rev.
Charles Davis-other News Notes.
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tnoir materlal resources or WV ,a"s " - 49,. !,
that wrought their dissolution, Du. ,ney ''N.u IVY.
men, the man hah become cvIruP,eo. N.,
caused by the decay OF rst'io,S" ~ w -
OF those VINO were en'tus'en WIN P1uno i.'po
hbility. Their pohciuans we're uousnt .uu
sold ike cattle ana !" IoN Nss w. 'Vn..p ~.
tion OF patriotism that men vouiu ~H 'he'n'
eelves-thelr fnahhoou'
IL Will not bs because VI ,ne osrI'nnee' U
our resources that America VIII Decay Dut ne,
cause OF the need OF men WIN pure he,r.s snu
noble souls-py tne pohVchl Noriu uou hh'
been dethroned' Nheh 'he 'nroes VI ueatn
seized Rome that nourlsne1 upon tno osnk' o'
the 1iber Rome never han greater rnuhinoenue
or grandeur, but the dry rot OF an ignoole sen,
ishness had entered IN the heart OF her pohucai
me- hrst IN tne hestn oi her ruiers' nuu
then IN the people
IN which congulship, and all politic,l prefer.
ments were sold for price. Money had come
TO be the controlling element, and had more
power than honor, and In this unchanged prin-
ciple lies lesson OF measurelcs solemnity for
America today.
We, too, have lived TO see the DAY when men
In high places OF our nations honor reach forth
venal hands from purchased seats TO ADD TO the'r
private fortunesi who' torgettul not only OF
honor but OF all decency unblushlngy use the
power given them by their fellow men ior tne
purpose OF NehIlhR anu scllins NeHselNeH' nnu
the nights OF the people, VINO com tne goou
name ana the hlSh glory OF thelr country INTO
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oags' ana sucn state OF thitgs "mch 'ou.y
confronts the oihcas placed In positions OF trusts
ny the people " an omen OF tne sra'est pe'H'
ana betokehs swift comus dsas'er'
Nheh men placed IN once sell themselves 70
large corporations VINO are easily orioeu' VINO
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are SWayeu ths way anu th.' way ",cheVe'
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OBITUARY.

Mrs Allen Rozenkrans, tor over twenty years
a resident 81 this city in its earlier days, died
last Thursday after lingering illness at New.
ton, N J. Two Of her daughters still reside in
this city Mrs. Carrie f. Kicker. Of Monroe ave.
nue. and Mrs. Lucy T. Keller. OF Quincy avenue,
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GATHERED In
SOUTH SCRANTON
MARRIAGE OF ALBERT HEIER
AND MISS HERMANN.

Was Performed Saturday
Evening at the Home Of the Brides
Parents on Alder Street-Sad Ad-
venture Of a Young Man in the
Rain Storm Saturday Night-Fu-
neral Of Mrs. Frank Convey-Ju-
Illus Armbrust Overcome by Heat.
Personals and other Notes.
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Pea Coal Sl.2o a Ton Delivered

to South Side, central city and central
Hyde Park. Address orders TO ]. T.
f'Iarkey. 1914 Cedar ave. Phone 66S3.
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Warm Weather
Dress Fabrics S..........

Today you will find stock of Warm Weather
Dress Fabrics at its very best. Every weave that
will come to hand this is now in our fixtures
and there is not single pattern effect wanting so
far. But the breaking point is near, consequently
you have a thought of buying, it will be we'll to
remember the old adage, Delays dangerous"