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i MORNING TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1900. December 29, 1900. QYlermncr CrtBtmc Rogers, 1111 ELEYEXTII AVE. nil 'I Needle Ban Through Her Hand. Canonsburg, December 28.

While Mrs. Lizzie Caldwell was operating a sewing machine yesterday afternoon tbe needle was run clear through her band. She was kept imprisoned for several as there was no one in tbe house to. help ber. A boy was finally attracted to the house by the woman's screams and she was freed.

POBLISHBD DAILY KOBPT 8UHP4Y BY THE ALTOONA TRIBUNE CO. lllo TWELFTH STREET. ClearanceSale 8DBeCP.IPTIOB BATES. One year, in alvanoe, One month, Single copy, 00 60 3 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26 -TO- nated candidate of the caucus. The example will be followed by all other senators and representatives who think more of the preservation of the republican party and the maintenance of party customs than they do of gratifying the malicious spirit which would destroy the party if thereby it could defeat that illustrious republican who haa more than onoe snatched victory out of the very jawa of defeat, and who baa been again emphatically endorsed by the republican rank and file of the Keystone State.

William J. Bryan ia leas harmful as a public speaker than he would be as president of the United States, so that his speeches, no matter how frequently they occur or how long drawn out they are, create no particular excitement among the American people. Hia new project, the weekly paper which he meana to publish at Lincoln, will be a nine-days' wonder, after which it will sink out of Bieht and out of mind. Mr. Bryan, it has ALTOONA Tribune.

them from having ingress and egresa to and from Margaret avenue. It ia urged that the resolution is illegal because it passed both branches of council on the same night. An injunction is asked, to restrain the construction of a railroad siding on the public alley in front of the Citizen's Ice plant. The weekly Gospel meeting for men will be held in the Lutheran church tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mr.

William Caldwell will have charge of the services. Baptist Church W. M. Eyan, pastor. Sunday school at 9.40 a.

preaching services at 11 a. m. and 7 p. sermons appropriate to the closing and openmg years; Young People's meeting at 6 p. m.

Rev. W. M. Eyan will preach in the chapel at Cross Keys Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Methodist Epiecopal Church Preaching at 11 a.

no. by Eev. C. E. Page.D.

and at 7 by Rev. A. S. Bowman, the pastor; Epworth League at 6 p. topic, "The Old and the New." Watch night service New, Year's eve, beginning at 9 o'clock, i "Ye shall have a song, as in the night, when a holy solemnity is To-day we have on sale at closing-out prices each and every lot of Men's and Boys' Shirts in our stock.

Those who require anything in this line can get exceptional bargains. Men's White Shirts at 25c. To day we dispose of a lot of Men's White Shirts both laundered and unlaundered in all sizes on account of being slightly soiled your choice 25c Cut Prices on Our Regular Stock of Men's White Shirts. All 50o Laundered White Shirts, 40c. All 75o Laundered Wnite Shirts, 5c.

All $1.00 Laundered White Shirts, 75o. Men's Percale Shirts, 25c. MONDAY, DECEMBER 31. PUBL1BH1D EVBBT THUBSDAY. 80BBOEIPTIO1C BATB Uneyeu, dtrlctljlln advance 100 mx months, 80 Preparatory to Stock Taking we will Sell all Goods in Stock at CLOSING PRICES Are Not Martian Signals.

Paris, December 28. Professor Flam-marion, tbe astronomer, in discussing tbe luminous points recently observed on the planet Mars, says be does not believe that they are signals from the Martians to the inhabitants of tbe earth. They are rather, he says, tbe effect of the setting sun on the clouds, which in the Martian atmosphere exist Bolely over tbe Icarian sea. Large Paper Mill Bnrned. Watertown, N.

December 28. The Brownville Paper company's mill, at Brownville, waa burned this morning. The fire started in the engine room. Loss iusurance $23,000. Advertising rates male known on application ALTOONA, DECEMBER 39, 1900.

Every Line Must Be Cleared. If the new centary produces half aa We also dispose of a large lot of been intimated by certain stalwart dem kepj," Isaiah xxx: 29. Men's Percale Shirts all different styles all sizes former price, 50o, 75o and $1.00 at 25c each. ocratio leaders, has never arrived, nor is BEL1GI0DS NOTES. Railroaders' Blue Chambray To- Servioes in Borne Churohes Special Shirts.

35c. morrow and Monday. Louise Snyder will sing "The Misa Those we sold at 75c choice of there any likelihood that he ever will. He is a man of genial ways and captivating presence, so that be has seldom had any difficulty in winning the attention of his hearers. Many of them, incapable of self-judgment, have accepted his heresies as a new gospel, and have blindly followed him into, every pitfall It is nearly two years since our Store opened to the public.

Our customers have increased from hundreds to thousands. We are going to make our Store a Field of Sweeping Bargains. We want to enter the new century with a Clean Card and High Water Mark Record. Remember OurClearance Sale several styles at 35c. Holy City" at the evening service in the Eighth Avenue Methodist Episcopal All 50c Percale Shirts All 75o Percale Shirts 50c church to-morrow.

The Daughter of Barneses. From the London Spectator. It may be noted as an agreeable evidence of tbe spread of Egyptological enthusiasm in America that nearly half the aggregate income of the fund for last year came from the United States. A less pleasing instance of this enthusiasm in England was tbe sale in London by public auction during the last week of the mummy of a daughter of Rameses II for 10 guineas. One does not like to think of Macauley's New Zalander buy-ing the remains of Queen Elizabeth.

Reductions in Underwear. Rev. J. W. Bain will deliver the ad dress at the watch night services in that lines hia way.

Fortunately, however, the majority of the American people nnderatand him better than he does himself, and for that reason have de Christ Reformed church Monday evening, beginning at 10 o'clock. Pastor Lynch, of the Memorial Baptist Men's $1.00 quality Scarlet or Natural Under Shirts or Drawers at 79c each. Men's 75b grades of Underwear at COc. Men's 50o grades of Underwear at 30c. BLAVi'S DEPARTMENT STORE.

clined to trust him. He is not particn-larlp censurable because be objects to being forgotten, but he is doomed, for all church, will begin a series of sermons to many startling innovationa aa its predecessor, it will do remarkably well. It is the fate of the republican party that is barging in the balance at Harris-burg now, not the destiny of Colonel Quay. The latter has received the endorsement of a great majority of his fellow republicans of Pennsylvania, and the question to be settled now is whether the principle of majority rule within the party is to be recognized or repudiated. The president of the Barber county (Kansas) Woman's Christian Temperance union has zeal without discretion.

She entered a saloon the other day and smashed ''a valuable painting and a mirror," say the press reports. The character of toe painting may have led to the assault, but if it was a proper product of the painter's Bkill then it was worse than folly to destroy it or the mirror which shared its fate. Neither contributed to the demoralization of the patrons of the saloon and the lady's conduct was wrong because some anti-temperance fanatic might take a leaf from ber note book and do violence to the furniture of the Woman's Christian Temperance rooms. It ia best, in the long run, to obey the Biblical injunction and "let all things ba done decently and in order." Rogers, 1111 ELEVENTH ATE. Marvin's Pgh.

Bread daily at Stewart's young men tomorrow evening at 7 that. clock. Subject, A Young Mans Perils." The character ot the negro population Watch night services at 9.30 o'clock in gkLAAA Jb kjfbkA rinrV WFW 'W NEW of certain sections of the Booth appears to have deteriorated since the abolition of the institution of slavery. Certainly the Eighth Avenue Methodiet Episcopal church. The presiding elder, Rev.

J. Ellis Bell, will preach, to be followed by one seldom heard of any trouble from brief addreeses. YEAR The beautiful Christmas decorationa at the Blavea and while the rebels were exerting all their powers to destroy the union they safely left their women and children behind them under the protection of the blacks. Nor is there any evidence that their trust was ever betrayed. the first' Methodist Episcopal church are in position and will be kept over CALLS! watch night services.

To-morrow even mi ing revival services will follow preaching. Yet the situation has changed greatly for Lenses Finest Quality Are always used In our work, no matter whether you purchase a gold, steel or rubber frame. Our Spectacles and Eye Glasses A meeting for the new century will be the worse. Brntal crimes against the held in tbe FirBt Baptist church next Monday evening, beginning at 10 o'clock and lasting until 12. Rev.

Percival H. honor of white women are of frequent occurrence, while the irruption of blaok savages into certain peaceful communities in the You may be invited out 5 for dinner or wish to call on some friends. Courtesy de- Imands that you be well-j dressed. Come to us, we will assist Lynch, pastor, of the Memorial Baptist ohurch, will preach on an appropriate north has created a veritable reign of topic. terror.

Take the situation that existed There will be preaching in the Church for months at Spruce Creek in the neighboring county of Huntingdon, due to the of God, Fifth avenue and Thirteenth street, by the pastor, Rev. J. M. Wag you at a moderate cost. Kit ruffianism of the negro laborers that ner, on Sunday morning at 10.45 o'clock.

Subject: "The Harvest Ready" John were imported to do certain laboring work (here. And at the present moment, The mayor's idea of celebrating the exit of the Nineteenth centary and the advent of its successor appears to be that of the small boy noise and plenty of It. The Tribune's idea ia slightly different. But it doesn't greatly matter. An event of the importance of thia centennial occurrence might well be celebrated by a town meeting at a convenient hour of the 31st, at which some of the ablest and most eloquent of our clergymen and lawyers and other citizens might speak about the lessona of the departing century, while at proper intervals a trained choir and a competent orchestra might adequately interpret aome of the most nnnnlir mnain nf t.ho lnut, hundred vears.

Same evening at 7 o'clock when the subject will be "Christ tbe Same." if the press reports are reliable, a similar situation, or even worse, exists in the Sunday school at 9.30 a. Christian Endeavor, p. m. vvatcn meeting services Monday evening, commencing at Are not kept ready made, but are put together to fit each individual, thus insuring Fresh, Brilliant Lenses. We have our own Lens Grinding Plant, Where one of the best graduate Opticians in the state, (who is in our employ) grinds the glasses he prescribes himself, thus insuring accuracy in the filling of his prescriptions.

Come in and have your Masontown coke field. There is room here for interesting speculation and reflection by the social philosopher. Is freedom an evil under certain conditions, or ia the relapBe of a portion of the south 30 o'clock. In the Eighth Avenue Methodist Epis Stein-Bloch'SuitB and Overcoats, $15 to $25. Knox Hats, stiff or soft, $3.

White Shirts, long or short boBom, open front or back, "Emery" make, $1.00. I "Monarch" patent tab non-bulging, i copal church, Rev. Thomas S. Wilcox, ern population into savagery the result pastor, services will be held to-morrow as follows: Class meeting, 9 a. preaohing by the pastor, lu.30 a.

m. and 7.30 p. Sunday school, 2.15 p. m. of the cruelty which has been practiced upon them by the "superior" race? HOLLIDAYSBUBG HAPPEHI5GS.

missionary day); Junior league, after I full-dress shirt, $1.50. I Such an occasion, properly utilized, would have furnished an impressive object lesson to the young people of our city, giving them new and striking impressions of the achievements of the paaa-iDg century and of the possibilities which await them as heirs of the future. Sunday school; Epworth league, 6.30 p. Injunction Asked for Against the Citizens' subject, "The Old and the ISew." Leader, Miss Elsie Schwartz. Fine neckwear, white or black, Ioe Company and F.

B. B. latest shapes, 25o, 50c, $1.00. An adjourned session of argument To-morrow is the last Sunday in the Eyes Examined Free Iri one of the most convenient, private and best equipped optical parlors in the state. All the latest Instruments of precision are at your service free.

All the very latest style collars and month, the last Sunday in the year, and court will open on Monday morning. Mr. Harry W. Carl and family will to the last Sunday in tbe nineteenth cen i cuffs, collars 15c, two for 25c; cuffs, i tury; and tbe First Methodist Episcopal day depart for Altoona, where they will Whatever may be thought of the Mc-Kinley policy of deferring to the wishes of congress instead of endeavoring to I 25c per pair. Sunday Bchool will celebrate it by ten reside permanently.

dering a reception to all the parents'who For Sale Family residence of the late do not attend the school regularly but Mr. B. Goldman, on East Allegheny whose children do attend. All such pa street, for sale. For terms and pnoe ap rents are cordially invited, and a special ply to Mrs.

a. uoiaman, noiuaaysourg, nroeramme will be presented tor to en- Pa. entertainment and suitable addresses will Mr. Harry E. King, of Eoaring Spring, be made.

Don't fail to attend Sunday W. F. Sellers Jewelers and Opticians, 1115 Eleventh Avenue. school the last Sunday in the century. was chosen as mercantile appraiser of Blair county at a meeting of the county commisBioners held yeBterday.

There Sunday evening at 7.30 o'clock were twenty-four applicants for the of fice. memorial servioe win De neii in unnst 'Packs. Seoond Lutheran church, during which 1 furtii.ri't 1 ii 'Squire Lowry'B obituary record shows the following programme will be ob served: xtv-one deaths in iioiiiaayBDurg in 1900, forty-six deaths in 1899, and thirty gj The Satisfactory Store. HI nine deatns in I sua. ine increase in Organ Voluntary.

Regular Evening Servioe. Hymn 366. Responsive Heading. SoriDture Lesson mortality is due to the taking away of many old residents, who had passed the alloted span ot me. Hymn "Home of the Soul" The court house officials raised a purse Anthem wnere iinau west ne rouna- Uholr.

force a policy upon it, one thing is certainit is well calculated to produce a pleasant feeling between the executive and the legislative departments of the government. Mr. McKinley was for many years a member of congress and has not forgotten the irritation which the pugnacious conduct of such presidents as Andrew Johnson and Grover Cleveland caused among congressmen. He is aware of the fact that a president who undertakes to dictate a policy to congress never has half the influence with that body which belongs to the less aggressive Bbrewd chief magistrate who governs by yielding. It requires a certain iort of temperament to enable a man to praotice that attitude, one that few public men possess.

We are not going to enter into any inquiry concerning its virtue or otherwise. That may be reserved for another occasion. THE'questlon baa been asked: What name of the Nineteenth century will stand above all others in the recorda of the future? It 1b one that cannot be answered by the men of this generation. If the answer were left to a vote of the people at the present moment the name of Abraham Lincoln would undoubtedly head the list. We believe the coming years will simply add to hia Jfame, and this week to buy Christmas games and In Memorlam Mr.

John Beam Westley, June sleds for the bovs, dolls and books tor 17, 1810 April 1900; Mr. Uharles Ernest Herlng, May 15,1882 April Mlsslna the trirla. and rocking horses and candy Virginia Hullord, April 13, 1807 Mr Samuel Barley. Janunry 12. 1825 May for the babies in tne industrial iraining Bchool at Mamnsburg.

Much happiness 7, 1900; Mr. Oeorge W. Walter, June 2S, 1823 June 15, 19j0: Mrs. Mary uilt, July 12, was created among tbe little folks at the Stock-Taking Unearths Some Odds and Ends for Quick Disposal. Inventory has brought to the surface many broken lots of Winter Weight Clothing, which have been assorted in bargain array for rapid selling.

This is nothing unusual with us, but rather the result of up-to-date business methods-to dispose of all goods the same'season they were made. Many people may be holding back their Durchases for an opening of this kind; now, since the opportunity presents itself, let 1828 August 6, 1900; Mrs. ElizaDeth Magda lene Sloifenhon. May H. 1852 October 17 Bchool by reason of this kindness of the officials.

1900; Mrs. Mary Wetcher, September 9,1812 November 28. 1900. It is estimated that a delegation of be Reflections Rev. A.

E. Wagner Solo "Uorjsolation" iiatton tween seventy-five and one hundred Graduates of the Hollidaysburg high Mrs. Jfimlly U-. Schomoerg. Ke.inonslve Reading.

sobool will attend tbe holiday reception "They Have G-one" Bliss of the alumni societies of Altoona, ly yuarieue. Hymn 16 "Abide With Me" rone and Hollidaysburg at the Logan aiieat rrayer. Benediction. house, Altoona, on Monday night. All reception attendants who have not yet Dickson Ureenawalt handed in tbeir names to tne local com' them come forth, for they will be amply repaid for waiting.

At the home of Mr. W. D. Kelley, 710 mittee are requested to do bo to-day, Chestnut avenue, while tbe bells were The brethren of Portage lodge No. 220 striking 7 last evening, a few friends Free and Accepted Masons, and their that to the remotest period the name of Only the Sort That is Worth Haying.

witnessed tbe marriage oi uarius dice ladieB were banquetted in excellent Lincoln will be coupled with that of son. of McAlevv's Fort, and Miss style by Host George E. Mayne at the American bouse, last evening. At tbe Washington, the foremost American of Susannah Ureenawalt, ot Altoona. ine ihe Eighteenth eentury.

But if the de offioiatice minister was Rev. Horace close of the banquet, a season of speech Lincoln JacobB. pastor of the First Meth cision were left to the suffrages of nni making followed. Mr. Samuel Aicuurd; odist Episcopal church.

After a brief offioiited as toastmaster, and post pran venal mankind the result might be somewhat surprising. Over in England honeymoon in thia city, Mr. and Mrs, dial talks were made by W.I Woodcock a 1 1 Dickson will have their residence in rotessor r. a. unuenoaugn, jonn a large vote would be given the name of Somerset county.

Rendered a Concert at the Hospital. the illustrious Gladstone, while each na W. Men'zer and otner Dretnren. rro fessor Iohler rendered several instru mental selections on the piano. Tbe tion would undoubtedly have a favorite Bon.

It will require many centuries to hospitable entertainment and good serv The Philharmonio Orchestral society composed of twenty pieces and conduct ed bv Professor F. P. M. Gippricb, ren As usual, our Furnishing Goods Department will take front rank in the distribution of the best goods for the least money. Good, warm Underwearfleece lined, ribbed, flannels and camel's hair are well represented on the odds and ends counter, and, while sizes may be a little broken, yet you may have no difficulty in getting your size in either kind.

Cut prices will quickly -dispose of these goods. Shirts, Hosiery agd Neckwear will surely come in for a full share of attention, since prices' are such as that everybody ought to be interested. We can give you better values in Men's and Boys' Winter Caps than you can find elsewhere in the city. The prices represent unusual bargain chances, the materials being so much better than are usually offered at these prices. ice accorded by Landlord Mayne and the dispel the mists, remove false estimates Men's good, durable Suits as low as all wool Scuff Suits, excellent wearing material, $S-o8; Dress Suits, the kind that you 1 wouldn't objeft to paying 5x5 00 and 16 00 for, go now at $9.50.

Remember, these are odds and ends and distinctively different from any similar priced offerings in the market. The same excellent values are a feature of our Overcoat stock. Especial attention is called to the grand opportunities offered early callers in our Youths' and Children's Departments. Youths' Serviceable Suits, I2.98 to 9 50 Children's Double Breasted Suits, $1.98 to 2.98 no matter what you select, you'll get good value. Men's Good Stout Work Trousers, 98c; bcuff Trousers, $1.98 Dress Trousers, 2 68.

Children's Knee Breeches, all sizes, 25c to 75c. American boose attaches to tbe two Ma and infallibly settle the vexed problem dered a delightful concert at the hospital sonic lodgeB have contributed greatly to from 2 to 4 o'clock yesterday atternoon of the relative greatness of illustrious tbe popularity of this well known bos It waa a musical treat and was much en men and women. telry. joyed by all the patients. Ihe pro-era time was made np of selections The City Passenger Eailway company, The legislature will meet on Tuesday by its attorney, lhomas a.

iireevy, esq sued out a writ of preliminary injunctto which tended to enliven and cheer the sick and afflicted. Tbe Misses Blose next. The indications are that the regu yesterday against the Citizens' Ice com lar republicans will organize both yesterday morning rendered several pany, limited, and the Pennsylvania branches, and that when the first ballot Railroad company. On December selections on tbe piano and violin. Has Kesstgei for Krnger.

is taken for United States senator Mr, Rome, December 28. Major Grower Quay will receive more than sufficient votes to insure his election. Senator last, a resolution passed both branches of the Altoona councils, granting the privilege. to the Pennsylvania Railroad company to extend a switch fifty feet Botha, brother of Commandant General Money Back Louis Botha, has arrived in Rome on his Closed Evenings Except Stineman and Representativea Patterson and Gamble will obey the voice of their leading to railroad Biding adjacent way to Tbe Hague. He carries dis catches for Mr.

Kruzer. tbe old City Passenger power house on constituents, enter the republican sena Sj If Purchase ia Not In the course of an interview here to the alley northeast of and along the Hollidaysburg branch railroad, bo aa to day he said the war in South Africa Saturday, torial caucus, in accordance with custom, vote for Mr. Quay to succeed himself, wonld last for vears. that Mr. Steyn had eive the Citizens' Ioe company, limited room on tbe siding.

Tbe complainants planned the invasion of Cape Colony and 'rgnnrTD ih Sanitation and follow up this vote by one in that a revolt of Afrikanders was certain. allege that thia privilege will prevent joint convention for the regularly nomi.