hnd discolor-once with
'rei’erence t the thre
y. a massage operator,
motile body was found, let
ya suspicious person.
, , our of the house is
‘ ed p Mrsr“Cstherlne Bermus.
' rtftime ago she rented a spa
. on who described himselil
Kiley. of san‘ Francisco. and
- o‘curcd rheumatism by new
_ Last night. Mists Kate Ber;
tlh‘to the room‘edloninlng the
pi by the doctor-{and before
_ n a. light stumbled over
’ y of a. man. The police.
bed, and later Stanley wall
D ' lied advanced so for
b body'aviisi discovered that a
, p ich the body' was found.
bother tenant claimed to he
an Fdnclsco and called himseli
' eye". 9ng was accompanied
tiling‘WOmnn who he introduced
' ’ emw'l‘he body was discovered
‘ Bermus's daughter. who Went
the ‘ partmcnts to remove some
width .was hanging out oi? the
The police were immediate-
and u search of the. body dis-
number of papers. Among
p a. letter from John Mitchell.
. Of. the United Mine Workers
d ssedto Rev. Dr. Edward S.
3 azleton. Pa. There were al-
teleg’i’a‘m‘s from Mitchell ad-
to the ’priodt. a half fare rail.
punch, such the is issued to
‘ on and several receipts made
Phillips's heme. ,
. ad‘é‘pubiic for the first time
he identification of the body
. we confidential alarms had been
the missing
. tnln Donahue. after exam.
h bdrm-the roomsiund cheats
mun. sentmut u general
be apprehension of Stall»
lly after midnight Stanley was
pulling through Flttieth street.
is labouiuto custody by a police
ssirlzthc captain desired to
t the station house Stanley
' lice to contain Dono-
.~ .He nml the captain were
in . mogethor for, more than on
non seemed to be suffering
bets
4» bever‘scen himmeioreond tooth ,
: nop‘know'that there was a body there
n. May .
, returned. Father Phillips
. for his uncle's actions'ln New
Which he was locked up.‘ “i
u “emu .. .
dug;
dos ‘ d
. shout a. your a.
they “called him
diploma. new "
audaintcnded “in ends" ”
Captain Donahue wee
ere.
iI’Gi 3 cent in disk
' clipping the case. Allubathéwoulu i
t.‘ the prisoner “haul: made
tatemeutsr H
odid
(
until told by the "police;
The poliéeiar soothing-
!) ’ l
for a. Woman
us. .8 ‘ .
ii and has not
disappeared
on May 8. 4.
“HAZBETON. May i'l—«li‘nther Phil-
lips had. been uwuy from Huzlotpp
about two weeks on a vacation. During
his absence he is sold to‘havo uttend~
ed the ceremonies incident to the. ele-
vatlon of Monsignor Martinclli to the
rank of cardinal.
\ . .1
, 0 ’
we. Iona ed in
., 'i'isiiillooilmifi
1875. He ‘ various parts
of the Scranton diocese.‘coming to He
zeiton‘i‘our years ago. 5 '
Futile!“ Phillips was it prominent
member of the'hncient Order of ill
berninns end-kthe ' Ellis Lodge "of this
city. rice . e or. recorder lit
up tth. 0. ii. yihicultleiiu‘iew ygnrs'
ego. He was a strong temperance atl-
vocnte. and his influence. with the men
of all nationalities.‘wuommnke up the
population of the‘snth'racit region was
recognized by minors and mi owners
.siike. 1“ ‘, " ,
The body ol‘ii‘at ‘ r-fi’hiiilps was. re:
moved tothd’im'org' or. "A”. F. Dough}
erty. or Wilkesbcrrd, Whomnid ho was
a nephew of theyriost‘. identified the
body. He Said. lid ‘iljoulti. not ccounl
ork ex
cent on the ground'thst his mind was
temporarily upset by the excitement of
the conference of the’ miners' struggle
with .i. P. Morgan. He sold Father
Phillips had come to the city to buy
some statuary for his church.
, Detective Captain Titus aspldfi Stanley
says'he met the'dead urchins Weeks
ago. accidentally: and: he had some
drinks with him. He said the man
went home with himbnd stayed sev-
eral days. then leaving. The captain
says Stsnlcv tells several stories.
Coroner Bausch has committed sten-
lcy to the ’l‘ombs in default of $10,000
bail. to await the result of the autopsy
on the body of Father Phillips.
Coroner Banach said that Stanley
told him that he and the priest had be.
come deathly ill while in Stanley’s
rooms with two girls and that the
priest had given him a powdersnd had
taken one himself. This helped them
both. He didnot remember the cir-
cumstunces under which the girls lelr
the rooms. Stanley said he went out
for u. walk. leaping‘thc priosltin a rock»
lug. chair smoking'a, lilo pndfieflddflW
Milo ,.tuliy"reeover dairom his illness.
Wile he returned the pni'est Was not
there. He said he expected letter
daily from him from u town i (Penn
sylvunle us Father Phillips hud‘ prom-
ised to back his hot. air machine. .
PRESBYTERiAN G‘EN'ERAL ASSEM-
, bL . , ‘
. PHiLADELPHlA. May l7——Although
it has been for y o .
Pro ‘ytcrlfinfle‘ . ,
giuwe lib ins! .. linen
méétng thé‘ Fri'uy to owing the
opening day. an innovation was Intro-
duced this your in the torm‘ots twen-
tleth century celebration in the Acuit-
omy of Music. Today was devoted ini-
clusively to it proper obsorvntloh offlio
occ slon. . ruminant, .
. lunch 9‘ n l
pp. .iputodin’ihc otter ices. 'l‘ho'hrs ,
session begsniutribilio‘ b'ciock'. long
bolero that hour the oilsries Wore;
crowded” with an eagerpndience. .Af
prayer and praise service occupied the"
greater portion of the morning so
sib Actuators ot thlsderem‘ony wits
. , arctic voices selectedy‘lrom the
one Presbyterian churcheiiln Philv.
_ ii. W003?" in be?»
t w 0 “or“
'mfiby%flpdfi
.D». but). uncultured 110.
on p rsriew’ or the hints , iii
and n ' 1;...
up
vi‘
a I thins
“mi? method for tormlng not only corners;
w
‘ .. Then
1 torreii‘ifto .
.. too. “fauna
' hearing would
immune. cordon
éntlrely‘o’nd toil
”rile bill
me“
" The Statutes Revision Commission
this morning sent‘in‘the new Joint:
stockcorpprutlon bill. which Wheres»
terday referred to‘ in hrioli ‘The re;
port accomphnyins the newt’blii was
that "The s . ‘
to he,“ j ,
. special attention .cor
porutlons. which exercise. trunchlsss
and trust privileges and provides for
the iorinntion of corporation without
capital stock. J . . y
The measure is primarilydntended
to relieve the General Assembly.“ the
steal burden of constantly lncrsupio
ation of. private corporations. ,‘y pro
Vidiug‘ a liberal low which or ii glyo
all equal privileges. This not chords
a suitable convenient and inexpensive
lst rblil‘ silggcéb .
(or. area... vests. Suits.
.n. 1 certain.
special legislation involved in the ore; "
r
hammer
, ‘ ' Mode officer?” mimic. , .
, ‘; Cuffs. domiciled and dimmed. “
. Boy's Kne‘eyPantd.
good (inertial). 1 Sets pair.
:5" ”nicely trimmed. $1.00.
I. youth’s Edits. Mall-wool.
at 00761113» a few left.
Look 1%.?»er they (70
nor suitcphy don ’t
‘ toilet/rem.
,
L I I North Main Street.
South Namath.
.
tions whose principal ibilflilldas
naturally be transacted in this state
but also furnishes rill. reasonable (soil
itlo sto these who desire to do business
in other Jurisdiction under the Conner.
ticut name andeutborlty. .
"in order to accomplish effectually
the main purpose of the bill it is up
parent that it must be reinforced by a
constitutional amendment prohibiting
the formation of Such private corpora
tions by the general assembly as may
be formed under the law."
The report is signed by Donald '1‘.
Werner. Gardiner Greene. Henry ii.
White. James P‘ Androws.. William A.
King. and Michael ‘Ronedley. " statue
revision commissioners. '
'Dhe bill is in the main identical with
that published yesterday, except for a
few important amendments.
The bill includes a careful consider-
ntion.oi’ the question of eminent do-
mnin. providing- that no corporation
.named in the bill shall exorcise the
power of eminent domain until ut lens:
fifty per cent. of its capital stock shall
[have been paid in in cash, nor until a
certificate setting form such payment
has been filed with the secretary of
State.
it any corporation named desires to
take and condemn lands for public use.
it shall state the public purpose which
it intends to serve and the territorial
limits in which it intends to operate.
Every such corporation shall apply to
the Superior Court before it shall have
the right of eminent domain, stating
what sndpwhere it intends to act and
such court shall then hold a public
hearing. when the court shall decide
upon the public convenience or needs
city of the said application.
When such finding shall be made or.
cry corporation shall have the power
to enter upon me land of any person.
to hold real estate. etc. Condemns.
tion proceedings snail hebrought to
the Sumlor.«cuurt...zs'ithus‘rorpemmn.
using the highway desires topless
rolls. posts. etc.. in ohlghWny, it shall
state the uses it desires. to make or
them. ‘No such corporation shall use
any highway until at least titty per
cent. of its capital stack shall have
been paid in. Nosuch .corporuilon
shall use any highway for, the purpose
until itlhos received permission from
a superior court. The bill it passed
will take from the General Assembly
‘_ the incorporatioh of all telephone. tole-
we graph,.clectrlcliaht and street railway c
' departure .
cbmpsnicswnd is a marked
from the preterit low. ‘ .
The bill wabimmediutoiy transmit-
ted to the Icnnte. ' j ,
. lien-toxrprooeedlnat. .
in the Sonatexthls-morulng the two
a constitutional amendment provisions-
for a plurality electionor state oilicers .
and torso Increase .to not» cverntb’irt
slx Inistho‘ bonnie. were botnpsssed.
.The vote .on the plurality election
omendmcnt stood litto 10.112 , . ‘ , . ,
y The vote“ on the rcdict sting otthe
Bennie stood. title 1. peter Bro
clone votiné‘ ”blunt t s measureaeln
otor “Kennedy. the “at or Democratic
senator, not bolnxpropent; .
The bill provid
tor sottlngtrups
passed. W . .3
_ therhorough oi
incorporation. ‘
Formulation and ediullllbhinuftheho “
. oughdco‘urt. was pussy]. . .-
'l‘he boosts. receive ”the. news
.ccrporutlon law lousy rind limos
the inborn ntlonggorlinm
‘ iii if that'oomm
words glint.
' hi i
too. stated a. puhl
insharensuy or ran, ;
.-
M
VABIOUS KlNDS O? NURSES.
A group ofiuiblnén were discussing ‘ .
nurses, and one at them remdrkerlz, "i
have had to cell in the help of proton.
signal nurses very often. My com-
plaint. its a ruio,”wus that. ’uithough
they were thoroughly trained. they
were not at all, 'glt‘tud.‘ They were
skilled in the care of the patient. they
understood tile‘hh‘cct of different. drugs
end the meaning of chunges in the
pulse and temperature and breathing.
They knew how to panel every emer-
gency. but they showed no tact or dell.
cur-y in dealing-with the patient or the-
iplniii'. . They bud learned the techni-
cnl port of theirbusluess thoroughly.
but they lacked the natural skill or the
heart to use it eillclcntly."
“That has not been my experience."
said another member of the group
“The. nurse whom we have employed
we count among our best friends.
Half the terror and misery of an ar-
tock of illness disappear when we see.
her kind (see at the door." '
__ “'i‘here are nurses and nurses." sold
the oldest .oi the women. and that
closed the discussion.
But the questions suggested are
worth the attention of young girls who
are crowding intrr‘ths training schools
of hospitals in our cities. They are
often tempted by the impulse of self-
»sucriiice and charity to this noble
work; but the purpose. of an act may
be noble and its execution weak and
poor. .
Florence Nightingale once said:
“Religious acid or' a disappointment in
love does not make a nurse." But
neither does at training in medical
knowledgennd in the practical Work
of the business without tact. discretion
and sympathy.-
,.;A nurse enters a family. often an
absolutestrsngor to them. at .11 period
of disturbance unamiensloli. Sing. [is at
commode inmllisrznotodly wit their
.sngviisii, our; lovegputywiih the hidden '
“necesses‘oi. the house. to its closets
and kitchen. Family secrets are bored
to her. .1! she bare tact and discretion
and good breeding, her technical skill
”will make her a blessingiu the house.
Otherwise she, may be so alien and a
nuisance. '1 '
9——
hcr worst that
desired.“
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19c.
23¢.
smut. '
Garden sad.
. Ceiling Dusiers. 4 ft. handle, 59c.
PENNED FOR YOUR GOOD. v
Don't fall to order some of our de-
licious Spring Lamb for dinner one or
more days this week. Every member
of the family will be delighted with its
richness and fine flavor.-
“Tendcr no u bomb” is not a mere
figure of speech when applied to this
most. it almost melts in the mouth
Shoulder. Foreqnorters. Legs. Loin
Chops, Stews. '
new demunv MARKET.
Adam Steinwald, Proprietor.
Ely Block. Sodium St.
_. MM...‘ u...» .~....»,..,h .u..u.........«,~ _._,.-.,n.~...ww
snub» lulu
is not an uncommon conditions-it's a
common cause for headaches and other
pains. '
Eyes which are overworker, it re-
lived by properly fitted glasses. will
regain strength and will in time be
able to perform their task without the
aid of glass assistance.
Call in and we will talk it over to-
gather.
Graduate _ Opticiiiu.
Room 9, United Bunk‘Buiiding.
Officehours. ll to 11:
fiflmi'dfly evenings, Q to .13: .
’ 'Aprll keeps the weather man guess
“‘3'“ . '
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‘i‘:
9] {Out "Sale
,, , ._ . ' Carpet}: D, rt ‘ ..
With additional help inhibit departmpnmvc;sic nowpigepared to fill all orders promptly. Full
V line of lugrnixis. Tapestryjiirussels and Velvetjqcrpcts; Mattings. Oil Cloihs'o‘éliid Elliolelims, Win-
dow Silai‘lcs.l.acb and Muslin Curtains.1_Bresqut1
. p p. pggugefurniel‘ij
Qurf‘speciuls lupin... department areas fill-16."
‘ White” Wills
TRIMSTRA g Hnrrra ‘
is. 12:46} to 6:39.
29.n.1u...w¢...,.,,9p...s..... .
blue 911 o
” . up chase pin his hip ,.
‘ May nth. ‘Jl‘llcy ‘
isle. which we.
.lilii
’ ml arc the most
i. post click
' Slitis.faciti
r
I
is made. cud t ‘ ‘
. r"
‘ niftbihjl’olcs. All caqicts made and laid if
~ {Whitney‘s “r:
or.
' ‘7c."6 qt. Sprgnklmg Pots,
7c. Carpet Beht‘ers.
, 7c. Large Sink Brushes,
Tacit” Hammer. . '
scrub Brushes.
Garden Trowels.‘
ALL SIZESOFOIL STOVES AND OVENS AT LOW PRICES.
NORWAL
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"The bending Quiiiitcrdiior
3 Women and thildreh.
Stop and look at our East Side Window. ,
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5 Shaw: Huts front-25c to 50c.
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