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Attempt to Fire Magazine.

Brest July 2.--Two men attempted to enter the magazine lying just outside of the fort and wounded the sentinel with revolver. The latter fired upon them, raising an alarm, and his assailants es- capped. similar attempt was made Sat urday evening and 1t is believed anar- chsts intended to blow up the magazine.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-03
Will Appoint Jenkins.

Washington, July .2.-President Roose- welt today determined on the appointment of Major Micah Jenkins, his army com rade and friend. as collector of internal revenue district of South Carolina. vice George Goester. who failed of conhrma- tion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-03
Fire in Oklahoma.

Guthrie. Ok. July 2.--Watong, the coun- ty seat of Blaine County, sunered $50.O00 fire loss today. The heaviest losers are tho Koch Hardware Company and the Tyler and Cronkhite department store,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-03
Five Persons Injured.

St Louis. July 2.-In rear-end collls- ion today between a freight and passen- ger train in East Yards. near Madison. H.. five persons were injured, none of them seriously. The wreck was caused by an open switch.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-03
Tate Renominated.

Gainesville. Ga. July 2.-Hon. F. Car ter Tate has been renominated for Con gross by the Ninth Congressional Dis trict Convention.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-03
Hot Weather in Atlanta.

Atlanta, Ga, July 2.-The maximum temperature in Atlanta today was 9s de- grees, but a thunder storm late in the afternoon brought conderable relief.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-03
aerman-American Teachers.

Detroit. Mich. July 2-Only one busi ness session of the convention of nationa German American teachers was held to- day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-03

Colonel E. L. Russell and Hon. D. P. Bestor left tonight in Colonel RusscHs private car for Huntsville to attend the annual meeting of the State Bar Associa- tion. of which Colonel Russell is presi- dent Colonel Russell was accompanied by his wife and daughter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-03
Snow in Idaho.

Wallace. Idaho. July 2.-Snow fell in the Occur d'Alene region today. Burke and Mullan. report two inches on the ground.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-03
Contract for Art Palace.

erection of the Art palace. the most im- portant of all the Louisiana Purchase Exposition contracts has been awarded to the Goldie Construction Company for
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-03
Immigrants Landed.

New York. July 2.-The number of im- migrants landed at this port in the first six months of 1902 is 3l6,7ll.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-03

New York. ruly 2.-Thomas Mast, the eartoonist. has sailed to take up his du- ties as United States Consul at Guaya- ouil, Ecuador.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-03
Falcons and Independents to Cross
 Rata

A feature of the Fourth of July in Montgomery will be the ball game be- tween the independents and the Falcons of the City League.
 The game will be played Friday even ing at the ball park.
 The following is the lineup of the two
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-03

A School Teacher Seventy-four Years.
 Mrs. Marcia L. Fletcher. of Claremont, N. H., has been a teacher seventy-four years. Since 1928. when but 16, she taught a district school in her town, Cornish.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-03

The first game in the City League fol- lowing this contest will be game be- tween the Falcons and the fast team fl om the Montgomery Athletic Club which will be played on Saturday, July 5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-03
RATES ARE As FOLLOWS
SHIP YOUR GOODS
 0Y THG SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY

which operates on 27,0oo miles of 6rst-class railroads, with connections with other com. panies, to all points accessible by express
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-03
for all your mall Remlttanees. by mail or
 otherwise.
Sold on all points ln the United States, Canada, and on Havana, Cuba.
 CHEAP AND CONVENIENT. - NO APPLICATION REQUIRED.

A receipt is given and money will be re- funded ii order is lost. Sold at all agencies of the Southern Ex- press Company at all reasonable hours.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-03

Even the teetotaller must sooner ol later take to his bier.
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roURTH or JULY GAME.

tlernent with tho estate of William M. Rice. ~H ege .F $
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Miscellaneous.

All Souls UniversIlist onirch. Pine street,
near Adams avenuc-Rev. Thomas b. Payne. pas.
tor. Divine service, with sermon, at 1890 a. M;
subject. Getting the Most Out OF Lie" Sun.
day school at u m. Seats free. Everybody well
come. No evening service.
First Primitive Methodist church, Green Ridge
-Rev. G. Lees, pastor. Preaching at 1890 Il.
IN. and p. m; subjects. morning, ''Scencc ard
Rcligon;" evening, MY Resting Place" \
welcome to all.
Zion United Evangelical church, ll20 Cupouse
aycnuc-Rcv. j. W. Messenger, pastor. Preach
ing, 1880 II. III. and $50 p. m Subjects, "a
Destroying Passion and 'Ihc Rich Fool Sun
day school, o.3O IL. M. Junior EndeavCr p. M; ;
Senior Endeavor, G3O y. M. All seats free.
Everybody welcome to all services.
Gospel Tabernacle, jefferson avenue. Dunmore
james Leishman, pastor. sunday services:
Preaching, 1890 a. m. and 30 p M: Bible
school, u M; Young Peoples meeting, G.3O p.
IN. On Sunday evening will begin a series Of
evangestic services, in which the pastor will
be assisted by Rev \. T. Thompson, OF Ken.
wood, ~ Y. Also meetings for prayers and
conservation every afternoon except Sunday, at
o'clock
First Christian church, North Main avenue
H. W. Clymer pastor. Preaching ut II Il. m.
and $50 p. m. Subjects, 'l.aborcrs with Him.
and excepting the Faith" Sunday school, 10 a.
m.; Bible assembly p. M. Christian Endea
vor, Gas p. M. All are welcome.
Seventh Day Adventists-Rcgulur service by
the pastor Saturday at p IN. in Guernsey hall,
3l6 Washington avenue. Sunday services:
Preaching, p. M, at Little England, corner
Luke and Kurtz streets. Preaching, 7.3O p. M,
Guernsey hall; subject, Possessed OF tine
Devil-posscSscd OF God" c. +, Mcvash, pas.
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Robert Millicn, probably the youngest son of
old James OF Dromorc, came To Pennsylvania
and settled in Greene county alongside of his
brother William and is said 10 have been the
head of large family whose descendants, some
at least, dwell lands once owned by him.
We find documents namely, old land lease anu
letters, to slow that William Milliken ''weav-
en-" settled in Chester county, Pennsylvania. lie
was a Quaker and sometime between l7GO and
1170 removed TO Randolph county, North Caro-
lima, where he founded Il large family, all of
whom spell their names Millikan.
Widespread interest has been stimulated in
the hlstor! of the several branches Of the Miilt-
ken family now numerous in Pennsylvania, ONO
and western states near the setting sun, whose
ancestors came from Dromore, Ireland, and it
is hopel by those who irving 10 compile
their genenogy that all who claim to be descend
ants from this stock will their endcavors
TO assist in furnishing clues and family records
To prove the connections. The MllikcnS Of
Kishucoriinlls valley, are descendants OF a
James and Hugh MiIliken, who lived in Dro-
more, ireland; one branch through Il Samuel
and another through David Millikcn These
are evidently related to the other DromOre
falpilics, but the degree has not been satsiac-
torlv established
Researches now progressing in Ireland may
result in clearer understanding of the ties
that once bound these families together in the
"Od World" and caused so many of them TO
come into sHeh close contact in the New
World" At any rate, search will be exhausted
before this question is allowed to rest unan-
s"e.cd.
All persons claiming connection with the five
sons of old James Alillken and his wife. Mar
tha IIcmphill, OF Dromore, Ireland, are urgently
requested to communicate with the subscriber
Immediately.
Rev. G, 7, Rillon ST.,
keGar EAlls, AIaine.
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of light. with the Cross in outline, TO illustrate
that the special Office of the Holy Spirit as well
as Christian service, is to reveal Christ to the
world.
When our lives have been lighted by the loi
Spirit, we must go out with Christian love SEEK
ing to light other lives. Oh, how rapidly the
world would be evangellzcd ii each one whose
lie is lirhtcned hy the sweet Spirit OF God,
would go quickly and tell others Of the worlds
Savior and lead them to his side,
This lesson may be made interesting" by rs
ing large and small candles. One candle lighted
may represent the Christian shining Tor the Mas
ter. With some sharp pointed wire or long pins
fasteu some large and small candi on the
blackboard. and as you talk of spreading the
light and of letting your light shine, light the
candles and quickly draw the outline of thc
letters indicated by the dotted lines in the
sketch
If you cannot use the candles f"r the object
lesson, simply place white cruyon marks on the
board to represent them.
Then when they pictured being lighted
(with red and yellow Cayom place the addi.
tCnal lines tin scarlet crayon) to form the word
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tarry that all may receive the Spirit and all
testify of His power. Each was to be witness,
and all must have the upper room experiences.
The conditions for the reception of the Holy
Spirit were that all the disciples should be-:
l. Obcdient: "Tarry till We receive" :. unted:
.'ln one place oi one accord" 3. Praycrful: A
prayer meeting ten days long 4. EXpectant:
Looking for the blessing.
The same conditions among the membership Of
the churches today will bring another Pentccostal
blessing. The results OF the hrstowmcnt OF power
were |. They were all fllcd;'' ,. Bold in wit
Messing; 3. Powerful in speech; 4. A harvest OF
souls
Suggestions: Print in large letters the name
DISCIPLES; over each letter mark fame
and rays to indicate light. As each letter is
lighted. so each Christian that goes to make up
the great brotherhood OF the disciples of Christ,
must be shining light. Above the name draw
the outstretched wings to indicate the Holy
Spirit. Around the name disciples draw rays
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Baptist.

Penn Avenue Baptist Church, between Spruce
and Linden strcets-strangers always welcome
Preaching morning at 1880 and evening at 7SO
by the pastor, Rev Robert 7. u Pierce, ID. d.
Morning prayers in the lower temple at O.55
Theme of the morning scnnon Law Versus
Grace" Sunday school at the home church at >
O'Clock and at the Amennan mission at $50 H.
nl' Young peoples meeting at $50 At the
evening service in The auditorium there will be
''songs OF the Night" many of the familiar
hymns will be beautifully illustrated for the con.
gresational snging Mrs. Brundage will also
sing and the selections will be illustrated civ.
ing spiritual service of sermons in sacred
song. Mid'week prayer meeting on Wednesday
evening
First Baptist church, South Main avenue Rev
5. L. Mathews, pastor. The usual preaching
services morning at 1880 and evening at 73O
The themes Will be in accordance with the
week OF prayer. The Sunday school will con.
Nene at p. m, in school room The b. Y. r.
u service at $50 p. m IN assembly room
Prayer meeting, $50 p, M Wednesday evening"
All are cordially invited TO these services.
Jackson Street Baptist church Rev. Thomas
dc GluohF, ID, d., pastor Mems PRAYER meeting
at DO, Brother George Wldick, leader. The
morning service will he devoted altogether to the
Lords supper Service will begin at 1880.
Bible school ut p. NJ, John LLOYD, superin.
tendent, Evening service at sharp, praise and
song service, by request the pastor will preach
the sermon on Love First and Las" /" preached
q few sundays ago al the morning service The
public isAalEAys welcomed at all ouf services.
Green Ridge Baptist chmc- Morning PRAYER
meeting at 0i5. Church services with sermons
BY the pastor at 1880 aud 80 Subject IN the
n efping' The Coming of The Holy Spirit" IN
lhe evening, Separated from Cod sunday
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pITTSTON.
speelal 10 the scranton Tr!hnnc.

Speclal 10 the scranton lf!Dunc.
Pittston, Jan. 10-Today's develop
ments in the smallpox epidemic We're
much more encouraging than yester-
days, only one new case having been
reported to the authorities. That was
at the home of Mrs. Williams on Luz
zerne avenue, West Pittston, where the
cases are thought to have originated,
Mrs. Williams daughter Mrs, Joseph
Hallstead, who resides with her mother,
is the victim. There is also Il suspected
case in the borough, which it is thought
will be diagnosed as smallpox tOmor-
row. There were no SUSPECTS and no
new cases in Pittston city today, and
the patients are all reported as being
much improved. Councils met in joint
session last evening and appropriated
81, 600, to be left at the disposal of the
board of health, and the sanitary COM
mittees were instructed to act I'm con-
junction with the health board. The
officials at Duryea are very active in
taking steps TO prevent the spread cf
the disease, and have ordered the clos
ing of the public schools and have
asked that the churches be closed. But
one case exists there,
William Murdock, of Jermyn and
Miss Ida Hughes, of West Pittston,
We're today granted license to marry.
Mr. Murdock is manager of the Nelson
Morris Beef company's plant at Jer-
myn
Catherine Reidy, of Pittston town
shin, was this morning granted the
adoption of George Harold Dietrich, a
minor child of her daughter, The adop-
tion was decreed by court, and the
child will take the name of the petit
toner and have All the rights and
duties of Il child and hei - Mrs.
Reidy,
The board OF trustees OF the West
Plttston Methodist Episcopal church
have decided TO ask the Wyoming con-
ference for the re-appointment of its
pastor. Rev O, l.. Seyerson.
A Good Roads league has been formed
in West Pttston, with X. NJ. Hughes as
president. over $1,000 have been sub
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ST. LUKE'S CHURCH CHOIR.

dolph pastor. Services at 1880 a. M; Sunday
school, y. m.
Emmanuel GclmanPclish Lutheran church,
Reese stteet-ltev. Ferdinand Sattclncicr. pastor.
Preaching in the German language, 10 a. M;
Sunday school, > p. m.
Holy Trinity Lutheran church, corner Adams
avenue and Mulberry strcet-Sunday after Epiph.
any. Epstlc, Romans, Xii 10: Gospel, Luke,
ri, 4l,52. Rev. L. Y. Ritter, OF West lIiacton,
will preach the sermon at 1890 a. M; vespcr
vice, I.3O p. m. Sunday school at II m. Iu-
ther league meeting, GIj p. III. All are wei
come Seats free.
Grace Evangelical Lutheran church general
synod, corner of Madison avenue and Mulberry
strcet-Rev. Luther Hess Warng, pastor $50
A. m., sunday school; 1890 a. m., Divine wor-
ship: top.C, "Studcs in the Life of Jesus Clist
His Birth and Infancy" p. M. Young Peo!
PIES Society OF Christian Endeavor: leader ID.
L. Wct@el; 80 p. M, Divine worship, topic,
David Livingstone, The Man and the Mission
ary.
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Evangelical lutheran.

Evangelical lulheIan-Sunday after Epiphany,
Gospel, Luke ii; il'52 Epistle Rom Xii. Is.
ST. Marks, fourteenth and Washbup streets
keE. n J." kamer, PHI d., pastor, Services,
1850 a, m, and p. M: sunday school, l2;
lAther League, p m. Mission Band Saturday
$50 p, m. Morning subject, Engaged in the
Fathers Business evening subject, Christian
Training of Clildren"
Holy Trinity, Adams avenue and Mulberry
street-Rer T. +, Ritter, Of Nest llazleton, win
preach Services at 1870 a. nj. and 7.S0 p. M ;
sunday school, u M; Luther League. $50 p. M.
st, Paul's, Short ayenre-Rev. W. G. J.. Lauer.
pastor. Services at 1870 a. m. and 7.3O p. m ;
Sunday school, 2.S0 p. M
Christ church, Cedar avenue and Birch street
-7lsev. James Nltke, pastor. Services at 1880 a
M and $50 y. NJ; sunday school. $50 p m.
81, Peters, Prescott ayenue-ReY. tr4u Ran
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Church and Sunday-SChool

The fifth annual banquet and social
of Prof. Bucks class of Elm Park
Sunday school will be held in the
church parlors Tuesday evening. Jan
uary IA. The banquet will be preceded
by an unusually fine literary and mu-
steal programme and election of Off
GERS for the ensuing year.
Prof. Bucks class has not only the
honor of being the largest class IN Elm
Park Sunday school, but the largest
class in the city, having one hundred
and ten members on it's rolls in good
standing, and its entertainments draw
large crowds not only on account of
the uniform hospitality of it's members
but through the original modes used.
large attendance of the members Is
desired Sunday.
Robert Wilson, of this city. will ad-
dress the Sunday meeting of the Young
Mems Christian association at $40 p.
m Mr. Wilson is well known as bold
advocate of righteousness, and as
speaker he is intensely interesting and
helpful, having had u large experience
with men.
The Scranton Baptist Ministerial
conference will resume it's meetings for
1902 next Monday morning in the Penn
avenue church. Rev, II. r. Thomp-
son of Dalton will present a review of
DR.. Il. A. Torrey's book on How to
Work for Christ
Rev. w. p Hellings d. d.. of James
town, n. ", formerly pastor of the
Penn avenue Baptist church of this
city, has accepted the call of the First
Baptist church Buffalo, n. v. and
will enter upon his new field February
l.
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SERVICES IN THE
VARIOUS CHURCHES
Methodist Episcopal.


Elm Park clurch-Early prayer meeting, $50;
preaching bv PASTOR Dr. c. NJ Gifiin at 1890;
class meeting in Sunday school room at close Of
morning services Sunday school at . u. M:
Junior league at $50: Senior league at $50 At
7sO the pastor will preach All are welcome
Simpson Methodist Episcopal churrh.-Rcv. II,
C. McDermott pastor. Preaching at 1880 a. IN.
Subject "Tbc Land Vet to Re Possessed by Home
Missions" In the evening the fine choir under
the direction of Prof W. ". Jones will by re.
Quest repeat the Christmas choral service This
will be n musical treat. Sunday school at II m;
Junior League at 2 n. m: Epworth league at
G30 n. nj. All will be made welcome
Court Street Methodist Episcopal church--G. c.
Ivmop. pastor. Glass. 0. a A M. O. d. Dewitt.
leader. Preaching by pastor. 1870; Sunday
school. 1145. G. r, Clark. supcrintcndcnt. Junior
League 10 Mrs Brvant sunpriutcudcn: I'm.
worth league. G.3O. Preaching. 40. bv Rev.
f. r. Singer. assistant pastor Elm PARK church.
Evangelistic service through the wock at 7.30.
Rcy. W, r. Blair will he with lis. LET II, ret
the most out of these meetings. All are wei.
como
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Reformed Episcopal.

Grace Reformed Episcopal church, Wyoming
avenue below Mulberry strcct-Rev George l..
Alllel, pastor, Prayer and praise service, $50
H. M, Divine worship, 1890 Il. IN. and 7,3O p.
M Preaching by the pastor, Morning, "The
Two ResmIectiOns," John v: 9I-9D; evening,
Eternal Life" John iii: IL, Sababth school at
IL M; Young People Society of Christian Endea.
Nor, $50 p. M Lesson study every Wednesday
evening at 7.3O O'Clock, followed by prayer
meeting ar S, Seats free. All are welcome
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To the South via New Jersey oeattss

The New Jersey Central railroad is
the only line Offering Pullman service
to winter resorts IN The South ANA the
Chaplestons sHppsltlon, With but one
Lowest RATES. and quickest tinie. Pull
man reservations secured and baggage
checked through Inquire of j. S.
Swlsher, district passenger >agent COZ
West Aackawanna avenue, Scranton. 80
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BLACKBOARD
LESSON HINTS

BY REV. ROBERT +. Y. PIERCE d. d.
From Authors Notes in "rhc Sunday School
Lesson illustrator" Published by f. H.
Revc Il Co., Chicago, ILL.,
Golden TeNt-"'rhc promise is unto YOU and
to your children. Acts, ii, 80.
Docttinnl Thought-The Descent of the Holy
Spirit
Introductory Notes: The command Of Our Lord
Jesus to Tie disciples, 'rarry yc at Jerusalem
until yc he cnducd with power from on high, :"
was given to all of Ills disciples. All must
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Episcopal.

St. Luke's Parisll-Rev Rogers Israel, d. D.,
rector; Rev Edward j. liaugnton, curate, First
sunday after the Epiphany.
ST. Luke'S church-7.3O a. M, holy comnun.
ion 1870 a. M, morning prayer and sermon; (;
I.3o p M, evening prayer and sermon.
St. Marks chapel, Durmorc-s A. m, holy
communion; 1870 II. M, holy communion and
sermon; 3 p. M, sunday school; 7,3O D. M,
evening prayer and sermon
St. Georges, Mission, Olyphant-23O p. M,
Sunday school; 33O p. M, evening prayer and
sermon.
East End Mission, Prescott avenue $50 D. M ,
Sunday school
South Side Mission-a,a0 p. m, Sunday school
Church OF the Good shepherd, corner Monsey
avenue and Green Ridge strcet-Frst sunday
after Epiphany. Rev. Francis h, Blteman, rec.
tor Holy communion ut 7,a0; morning prayer
lO,@ a. M, Sunday school and rectors class,
go p, m; evening prayer, $50 o'clock.
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scrbed for the purchasing Ola ston6
roller and crusher. N 4gi
Francis Jenkins has been hppointa
administrators in the estate of the lai
Edison Jenkins, of Jenkins street. thl
city. The estate is valued at $l25.} =
Coe Finch, of Dunmore, who has hae
disposing of the little banks ofthei Tiel
Guarantee and Trust company, q
Scranton, expects to return to- Pittste
next week. ffks
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

Under this heading short letters OF interest
will be published when accompanied, for publica.
ton, by the writer's name. The Tribune does not
responsibility for opinions here expressed. ]
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SUNDAY-SCHOOL
LESSON FOR JAN. II
PROMISE OF POWER FULFILLED
Acts. ii, 1-21.
BY REV, j. Z, GILBERT d, d,


ID "H'' d.. .'' "'lnhh'' H. ~
Secretary OF American Society OF Religious
Education
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