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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-20
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OFFICERSs
H. P. BALDWIN. ............P President
]. B. CASTLE. ..... LIST Vice President
W. NJ. ALEXANDER. .2nd Vice Pres
] p. COOKE. Treasurer
w. o. SMITH. :. .Secty. and Auditor
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-20

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The evening world., 1901-12-13
PRETTY COUSIN
WOULDN' 7 WE'D HIM
JACOB LINKER Threatened
TO KILL HER.
lliss Stiber Called Policeman and
To-day Tie Was Sent to
tho Workhouse.

Pretty ssventeen-year-old Gusste ST.
her. OF No. is1 Ludlow street. to-day made
aeharse Of disorderly conduct against her
cousin. Jacob Linker. thirty-nve years
old, Of No. 1e6 Delaney street. IN tho
Essex Market court. She said that for
esnos. two years no annoyed her with
ats attentions. and threatened to kill her
unless abe consented TO be his wife.
Tho parents and brothers OF tho girl
told Tinker % stop annoying his cousin.
and they also told MIN not to o,ms to
tho house. This did no. dampen the
ardor Of Tinker. however, for. according
to the girls testimony. his attentions
continued.
Last night he met her. and. according
to her story. after repeating his tale
Of love threatened that unless she con.
scented to DO his wife no would murder
her.
She summoned Policeman Rofsky. OF
tho Eldridgc street station. who arrested
1Inker. Magistrate Hogan committed
L.nke- to the workhouse for six month.
In default OF 800 ball.
Tinker denied that he prosecuted the
complainant with his attentions.
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AFTER GOV. TAYLOR.
4 hill I" Regulate Extrndition
Between the stntcs.

WASHINGTON. Dec. l3.-Rcpresentl-
tive Robinson. OF Indiana. to-day intro
duced two measures designed TO secure
the extradition OF Ex-Governor Taylor OF
Kentucky. from Indiana. where he Is
said to b sojournins. TO Kentucky.
where ne Is wanted In connection with
the Goebel tragedy. One OF the masurs
IS for an Investigation whether the Cover
nor OF any State Is justified in refusing
to recognize ex,radit!on papers from the
Governor OF another State. The other
measure provides that in case a Cover
nor refuses to recognize extraditiou
20 po1noaxa 90 Hgu iapl 'sIadBd
unitd Stats marshal.
The evening world., 1901-12-13
QUAINT PHILOSOPHY
In An Advertisement.

When a man acts as he believes
the Infinite within him would have
him act. he draws power to himself
from unseen sources: that power may
be shown In many ways.
Things work smoother, plans carry
out, people begin to say lucky .
hes a winner" everything he
touches succeeds" &C.. &c.
Ever try It? II you ever do you
will agree that 1t is the greatest
proposition on earth.
There Is a marvellous potency be-
hind tho man who acts In n simple.
straightforward way, as near as he
knows. In accordance with the
promptings OF that invisible Deity
within.
This should teach him that great
and honorable work Is ahead; man
ut once the tool and part OF the
master workman.
The tool must not he dnlled and
ruined by bad food. tobacco. fwi1is-
key, coffee, &c. You question .includ-
Ing coffee among bad habits" None
Of these habits are bad habits unless
they weaken or lessen the clean cut
power OF tim Individual. II they do,
quit them. II food and drink are not
we'll selected. change. Put your ma
chine In clean. iirst-class shape. II
is the purpose OF this article to sug.
gest n way to keep the body we'll so
It can carry out the behest OF tho
mind.
A sure and safe start In the right
direction Is to adopt Grape-Nuts
Food for every mornings breakfast
1t Is delicious. pre-d!gested. highly
nourishing. and will put one far along
toward doing his best In l!fc's work
Follow this with abandonment IT
coffee. II 1t does not agree with you
and take in place OF Il Postum Cereal
Food Coffee. for Its regeneratIng and
vitalizing nourishment.
With wise selection OF food and
drink man can quickly place himself
In shape where the marvellous 81
recting Power will use him for come
good and worthy purpose.
Sense. Just plain. common sense.
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sure OF those centres-for. from fifteen
minutes to half an hour. ns the patient
can endure-to quiet the centres and
send this vital fluid on It's proper way.
by vital nuid ] mean tho nervous force,
nervous energy.
well. now. when this Is not sufficient.
but when the bones OF the spinal column
must also be acted upon. follow the
Qu!eting OF tho nerve centres by pressure
of the MUSCLE, about the displaced yer
tebra, and the latter is forced back in
plnce.
The physiological enec, upon the
force new supplies OF blood through
then. and 20 encrsize the whole body
l do not treat the spinal column alone.
descns!,ize-by which I mean treat by
nerve-centrc pressure--,he affected parts
OF the body also II is quite logical and
simple" finished Or. Ward.
Nerve. stomach. liver and lung dis
cases. brain fog. consumption. heart
] asked him sHuarely.
Can Cure Anything.
Absolutely" he said. ~ my patients
ncnt long enough I can bring them out
Of anything. do no, give medicine. bu.
anything they Ike. I let them
You don't believe IN faith cure and
mind cure. or medicine. e!therT" asked
him.
Eminen. phys!c!nn. have sent their pa
tents to me. In my case yesterday DR..
Egbert Guernsey and his daughter. Miss
Florence Guernsey. told me l might use
their names as indorsing my treatment.
Physicians would not indorse me II
were a faIth-cure followers or a Chris
tan Scientist.
II am In tho profession" he said. DO.
cause rs Il minister my health broke
down and could not preach. ! had
studied this for my own benefit. be.
lieved In i. and instead of going on the
shelf and being supported by the church
went 20 work and have seldom failed
to cure case.
There was only one thing more and
the mention OF the ministry recalled
that:
You are doctor OF divinity. mas
to. OF science and diplomat o! octeop-
athy.' ! sail. Are you physician
He Il Not a Physirinn.
NO" he answered. Il am not"
The City Directory" ! said. "says
The evening world., 1901-12-13
THE FEAR OF nUMBUG
Prevents Many People from Trying
q Good Medicine.

Stomach troubles are 30 common and in
mos, cases SO obstinate to cure that people
arc apt TO look with suspicion on any rem.
edy claiming to DO a radical. permanent
cure for dyspepsia and Indigestion. Many
such pride themselves on their acuteness In
never being humbusgcd. especially In medi
cinos.
This fear o: being humbugked can be
carried too far-so far. in fact. that many
people suffer for years with weak digestion
rattle, than risk a little time and money In
faithfully testing the claims made OF a
preparation SO reliable and universally used
as stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
Now S,unr,'s Dyspepsia Tablets are vastly
different In one mportan: respec. from
ordinary proprietary medicines. for the ren.
son that they are not u secret patent medi.
cine: no secret Is made Of their ingredients.
although they are sold by all druggists
under protection OF trademark. but analysis
shows them to contain the natural digestive
ferments. pure aseptic pepsin. the digestive
acids. Golden Seal. bismuth. hydrastin and
rux. They are not ca;har;ic, neither do
they act powerfully on any organ. but they
cure Indigestion on tho common sense plan
Of dgcs,ing the food eaten thoroughly be-
fore |. has time TO terment. sour and cause
tho mischief. This Is tho only secret Of
their success.
Cathartic pills never have and never can
euro Indigestion and stomach troubles. be-
cause they act entirely on tho bowels.
whereas tho whole trouble Is really In the
stomach.
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets taken after
meals digest the food. That Is all there Is
TO II. Food not disested. or half disested.
is poison. as II creates gas. ncidity. head
aches. palp!,a,!on OF the heart, loss OF aesh
and many other troubles which arc often
called by some other name.
The evening world., 1901-12-13
"I CAN CURE ANYTHING" is
"DR." JULIUS WARDS BOAST.
Woman Reporter Con.
suits the Man Mrs.
T heodore Sutro
Called "Quack F" and
Receives This Sweep
ing Assurance.

'1es dyspepsia" said to Julius A
cure that7'
y can" he answered: Twill you talk
30 mo horo or in my private Officer
Wherever you sec your patients" l
replied.
Come this way he babe me from
part way down the hall.
It was true abou, the dyspepsia, bu;
the important truth was that here was
tho man. the minister. the physicist. the
according to the city d!rectory-physi-
clan whom Mrs. Theodore Su,ro called
. Quack In court yesterday. after fou.
months treatment by him. Tor three
months Of which she was refusing. in
court. to pay.
In court also tho reasons for calling
his treatment quackery mad no, been
brought out. and n description OF the
treatment had been excluded rom che
evidence.
The man whom Mrs. Su,lo called a
ouack placed a chair for me and sat
opposite. In tho room wcre an operating
table. a divan. foldlns-bcd. some
chairs and a dressing-tabIe. There were
aratnmocial studies on the wall. but there
were also etchtnSs OF sheep and por.
trait Of a copper kettle. Folding doors
separated tho room from wha, proved
to Be Mrs. Wards sitting-room.
lie 10 a soft.voiced Blond.
Pr. Ward himself Is a blonde with a
SOFT voice. His linen. his hands and his
smile were spotlee.. He Is mild. suave.
bland, light eye-lashed. and his eyes
wrtnh eat the corners.
hn
will so:natopn:hy." 1 asked. 'curc
dyspsp.ia OF long standing and keep IT
1T Will cure everything" no assured
me. smiling. Tell me about the case"
I described TO him n case OF aggra.
waited dyspepsia Of several years exist
ence. told him that wished to como
What viii It cos! :" ! said: "how long
will Il take. and what do you do?"
Il. viii BE- IS I month"; ill., a he said. for
thirteen treatments each month. II may
take less time7 Oh. no. It will not. i,
c Till take *. Anyway four months Blu;
take at half price"
Then the treatment.
y shouid-Sf course, hnye to make q.
should ask YOU questions to de.ermine
tho genera, state OF your health. and
tho EXAMINATION would tell me wha,
stage The disease had reached: Then We
"of what DO these consist? OF manip.
stsy: not masne.ism: Il Is "U no, mas.
sage. because I treat through sarmsn,.
thar. The word osteopathy implies treat
ment Of bone disease: somatopathy !:
you like, describe in detail how treat
. case that comes to me.
He Describes His Methods.
Suppose tho examination reveals. as
It very often does. that tho source OF
the trouble lies in tho displacement OF
one Of the vsrtebrae. The nervo force
coming from tho brain. which acts as 0
dynamo. cannot perform its. tunctio-'
properly because II IN turned aside ny
this vertebra. Often a very few treat.
mepts viii correct this. Often stomach
and liver trouble arc duo simply TO this
alone. Especially 10 nerve trouble so
caused.
rho exact treatment then consists n
finding tho nerve oantros through which
the Vital huid 10 coursing and pulstng
and going to waste. and BY simple pres
The evening world., 1901-12-13

Julius A.. Ward physician. S+o Madison
avenue, Why"
Docs IT." he inquired II haven't
seen a late one I didn't know that"
WHO told tho man TO pu; /, !n?' l
wondered.
Or. Ward considered.
"Idon't know" nc concluded. III. how
ever. have ever used that term AZ ap-
piled 10 myself II was as. n physicist In
contradistinct!on TO the word meta
physician or healer.
I tried TO remc,nber II that Is City Di.
rectory sense. tried It on the elevator
man.
Els DR.. Ward n phyHclan7' I asked
on the way down.
"Yas'm said the man.
tried 1t on the hail boy.
'Is DR.. Ward phys!cianr asked
on the way out.
"YessuIn." said the boy.
Probably they meant by physician q
physicist, In Standardization to meta
physician. CATHERINE KING.
The evening world., 1901-12-13
TROLLEY INJURIES FATAL.
Lackery. Rund Down Sunday, Died
To-day.

Luthe. Lackery, colored. OF No. I'D
East One Hundred and Twenty-sixth
street, died this morning from injuries
caused Sunday night, VIXEN he was run
down BY . tr.s.~y car Of the Third ave-
.4de I,ne at One Hundred and Twenty
seventh street.
Lackery did not see the car until |,
was right on him. He was taken to
tho hospital by Ambulance Surgeon
Green. The motorman was not arrested.
The evening world., 1901-12-13
cRlrlcIsING UNITED STATES.
Venezuela Says That Country Is
Treated ne u Our Territory.

wlILI3NISTAD, Island OF Curacao.
Dec l3-Thcre has been a halt In the
exchange OF COMMUNICATIONS between
GERMANY and Venezuela ow!=E to the
publication in the newspapers OF Ca
-ac,s OF cable dispatches from the
United States setting forth tina; the
Government a, Washington Will no: OF.
pose any STEPS which Germany may
The evening world., 1901-12-13

take to enforce her rights in Venezuela.
with the exception OF preventing the
annexation OF Venezuelan territory. AS
a result. the newspaper attacks on Ger.
many har" ceased. hu, Cn" official pa
pa-s are now attacking the United
States, saying that Washington. In
authorizing Germany TO take action In
her dispute with Venezuela, looks upon
the latter country Ms being part OF the
territory OF the United Statcs
The evening world., 1901-12-13
Pyramid shriners Initiated.
Special to The Evening World

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Dec. l3.--
Thirty-nine candidates. representing tho
cities OF New Haven. Danbury. Nor
walk. Stamford and this city. crossed
the hot sands OF the Order of the Mystic
Shrine. Wednesday night and are now
full hedged Ghriners. Tho membership
es Pyramid Temple now aumbers 1sos.
The evening world., 1901-12-13
HIS TELEPHONE EXPENSIVE.
Chinese Doctor Pays 5000 for
Spcciul Wire

Gin Fin Fuzzy. a Chinese physician.
who recently purchased tho English es-
tate nj Woodcllnc, y J.. decided he
oush, to have telephone. 80 he could
be- IN direct communication WITH his
patients In Chinatown. Manhattan
when he made application Ia the New
Jersey and New York Telephone Com
pnny he was Informed that is his house
WINS 4 mile away rom Tho cnmphnN's
The evening world., 1901-12-13

lines, telephone could no. be put Il
nulcss Il" paid the cost Of running wires
10 his huAsc Nr. Fuzzy agreed 10 this
and MS telephone will cost him 500 IN
lldiulM ~ thn mnnthy rsntli.
The evening world., 1901-12-13
CATCHING SUCKERS.
Swinhlimr Firm In New Haven
Employed Fort; Typcwriters.
lSPH3aI q I'hc Eunlnr Wotii)

49,. -. 'HN I-'H'"F H"'s1-it
NEW HAVEN. Conn, Dee. Failure
~ Butter & .Nger here Tor S5i.VoJ has
nnfarticd giganti: swinlle scheme by
"hiGn suckers from all over tho
country are tDsetl The arm employed
forty typc writer's TO carry on enormous
Sprndeucc, lluring circulars were
-"ui out pfum. sing rIch returns. Tho
arm posed us book publishers. but adj
n; ther never published j volume.
The evening world., 1901-12-13

The Sunday World !s read cs
everybody. Sunday World Wants
reach all eyes and cover the entiso
ield.
The evening world., 1901-12-13
MAGNIFICENT CClCr-Plates.

The Illustrations Of the work ue almost az
valuable and worthy O: extended notice as the tex,
i,.elt, because they rep,esen, 50 many things and
&C many scenes which are entirely strange to Us.
They consis. of = series of 22S beautiful full
page eolor-pla.cs, photographers, maps in co!oS,
ard ,ngravngs. and $50 tex. illustrations: n-srl,
1900 all The ,h.ty-.wo color plates are OF If,
scenes, taken mostly BY direct photography from
The subjects themselves. especially FOR this work
The photographers arc especially tine plates OF
scenes in China and Japan. They arc p..ntei
upon Holland paper.
The :ull-page and tex. engravings cover a'nos,
every conceivable subjec. certnane to the nature
OF the work, and they very carefully executed.
The evening world., 1901-12-13

peoples, not as NO nave imagined them. bu. as
they really ara very different thing. as one who
sits down TO read these books very soon finds ont
Blu, Cuba, Porto Rico, Hawaii and the Philip
pines arc also treated ve:! fully, and one may get
almost as clear knowledge OF those Islands from
this work as If he were to spend months In tray
cling over them.
In all the volumes the writers have made a
d;s,inc, etfo,, 10 tell the so,y from the MIDI
to get the pon, OF view OF the native races them
selve, rather than to show 4 nero panorama Of
surface ir,,Drcssors
The evening world., 1901-12-13
a Inches an-Bund dnMN Moro
Only ST. before Christmas

need oly
NWD Out the
eem nGgni
hlppins
the Far also fronte
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FarEast 1 the New America

THE FAR EAST AND THE NEW
AMERICA Is an encyclopedia Of
a knowledge, in SIX massive royal octave
about China, japan and our new
island possessions IN both hemisphe1e4
Although encyclopedia In the exten: and
variety o: information given, the work Is writ
ten more in the style Of book of travels the
and statistical parts being woven
IN along with descriptions Of the people, their
The evening world., 1901-12-13

habits and customs and the quaint and fasei-
mating stories o: their past SO that the whole
work esom cover to cove. is intensely inter-
es.ing.
The main thread Of the narrative Is
by 6. WALDO BR VINE. the dis
tnguished Orientallst, write. of travels, and
author of Tho Paradise Of the Pacific"
The Pear! of the Orient" etc. Othe.
contributors are:
The evening world., 1901-12-13
6 Royal Octave Volumes.

The set CONSISTS OF SIX ROYAL octave volumes,
measuring abou: 5 inches By II inch-s
The ,.1; sheets and illustrations are printed
on extra heavy paper OF very high finish in
order 10 &c. full Talu. in ''colot" for the tex:
illustrations.
coated pape, of very fine quality and printing
surface.
The books arc bound in halt-rnorocco, With
silk head bands and silk finish yellam sides.
The backs are !e;,eted and o:uamen,-d in gold,
and the tops are Q: rolled gold
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-09
Events of This Evening.

y testimonial concert for til. Ban
field sisters will be held at Mears' hall
this evening. An excellent programme
has been arranged.
The ladies OF the WaShburn street
Presbyterian church will meet this cv-
eninG after prayer meeting to decide
Il rummage sale.
The wedding of Richard Morgan. of
North Lincoln avenue, and Miss Eliza
beth smith, Of North Rebeccu avenue,
Will take place this evening.
The Prohibition Temperance Alliance
Will hold Il meeting in Morgan's hun
this evening.
Glasses Nos. = and IL. taught by
Misses Mipnie Young and Elizabeh
Emmel, viii hold an entertainment and
social this evening in The Chestnut
street German Presbyterian church.
The Patagonia lodge. No. 326,
knights of PythiaS, will meet in D.. y.
Evans hall this evening and confer
the second rank of esquire on several
candidates..
Rehearsal of the Sons of Temperance
ilee club ut the home of County Or
SaniHer Tome d, Reese.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-09
GENERAL NEWS NOTES,

The Instructions on the Washburn
car line are many and varied. They
include stones, barrels, tin cans, NOR
tar boxes and other things.
Anthony Friday, of Fifteenth street,
had his back and head injured yester-
day by IA fall of roof in the Sloan mine.
Dr.. j. j. Brennan is attending him,
James Cusick, of North Van Buren,
avenue, had his foot injured in the
Briggs shaft yesterday by a pump
falling on it.
Fred Thomas. of Everett avenue,
who was injured recently in The
Briggs shaft, Is recovering rapidly
and expects to he out soon.
Mrs. John Riley, of Price street, is
seriously III,
The Bertha LA Monte Missionary
Society held an Interesting meeting
in the Wushbum street Presbyterian
yesterday afternoon. The
work for the coming winter was out
lined by those in charge.
The prize drawing which was 10
have taken place this evening for the
benefit of the widow of the late John
Morgan, has been postponed until
Wednesday. October 10.
The Colonial club held a meeting last
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-09
DOINGS.

Bernard Wropeskic, a young man
who resides near the continental mines
was before Alderman LenteS last cN-
ching on Il seriou charge. Mrs. kate
Weiss uf Geo Palm street was the pros
eCutriX on rehalf of her tWeny year
old daughter. Mary Polens.
1t appears that! the young folks hau
kept over TWO years ana
arrangements had been made for an
earlI marriage which was stopped,
however. by the interference OF Wrop-
eskic's mother. The alderman held the
def ndant for court in 500 bail. 1t is
probable the case will be settled by
Wropeskles marrying Miss PolenS.
Martin Rabiega. of 1902 Prospect ave-
nue., had Adam kropolitz before AL
derman I.entes last evening on "A charge
of malicious mischief. According 10
the evidence the defendant with Il
companion visited Rabiega's saloon
Monday night and because he was re-
fused drink. went outside and fired a
stone through the window. breaking
three bottles Of whiskey and several
glasses. kropolitz agreed to pay for
the damage and also the costs and the
ease WAS Withdrawn.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-09

An enthusiastic meeting of local Re-
publicans was held last evening IN the
ooins of the West side Central 1tcpub-
lican club rooms. where the reprcScn-
tativc party workers me the candi-
dates on the county ticket. There were
present Judge Carpenter. Controller r..
\. Jones. Coroner Roberts and Sur
Neyor George Stevenson.
The following members of the eXeCu-
tive committee were also present: John
ii. Williams. Hon. John Il. Farr, q. Il.
Davis, G. j.. Oliver, Hon. edward
James. Joseph Oliver, David j. Davis.
TbeneZer Williams and Morgan Thorn
as. The purpose of the meeting was
TO Introduce the candidates to the local
executive committeemen and to out
line the work of the coming campaign.
Hon. j. Il. FAR was chairman of the
meeting, and remarks We're made by
County Chairman II. J.. Taylor. Hon.
John II. Williams. w. Gaylord Thomas,
District Attorney Lewis, George l..
Peck. David J. Davis. I:benezer Will
iams, Richard Roberts. g. f.. Daniels.
Grif ". Davis, Thomas Reynolds, John
TT. Williams. Charles Il. Oliver, II. T..
Robathan, G. II. Ackcr. l.. y. Howell,
T.. =. Wedeman. John II. Edwards.
John r. Wilson, David owens. John Il.
1Tarr, Judge Carpenter, Controller
Jones. Edward James, il, Walter S.
Bevan, Palmer Williams. l.. Il. Reese
and Thomas p. Daniels.
The speeches We're in the main culo-
CYSTIC of the Republican candidates and
along the line of the work needed in
the coming campaign.
Judge Carpenter said he felt Very
grateful to the members of the bar
present for the many kind expressions
and said he was grateful at being able
TO meet so many of the party workers
in West Scranton.
He is satisfied. he said. that the re-
suits from such Il meeting will be en-
tirely satisfactory, II there is no
doubt that there will be but II result
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-09
TOLD IN A FEW LINES.

Thc lecture on "A silver Crown" or.
Born a King" which is 10 be given
by Russell II, Cornwall, ID. d., of Phil
adelphia, at the North Main avenue
Baptist Tabernacle on Tuesday even
ing, October 90, is attracting consider
able attention.
Stanley Sllkman, of Buffalo. who has
been visiting his parents ON North
Main venue has returned home.
The Father Witty Cadets met in st.
Mary's hall last evening for their last
drill before the parade in Wilkes
Barre, which they will take part in.
William Rhoddu. Of Norris Plains,
y. j., is visiting his brother, n. Is,
Rhodda. of Providence road,
William White, Lilly F~itzslmmons
and Fred Fitzslmmons got drunk
Monday night and started 10 do the
town. About $50 p, IN. they We're arr
rested and yesterday morning in police
court We're fined So each.
stanley Xokovich was arrested on
Brick avenue Monday night for being
helplessly drunk and dlsorderly by
Patrolman May. lie was fined 81 by
Magistrate Fidler in police cou yes
terday morning.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will hold their New England supper
in the social rooms of the church to-
morrow evening.
Miss l:vallne Allison and Miss Ger,
trude Arnitt, of Plttston, are visiting
friends in this section.
The Choral Union, which MAS lately
organized in this section to compete
in the e|isteddfod TO be held in the Tab
ernacle Thanksgiving day. Mill prac-
tice this evening at the Tabernacle.