THE SCKANTOtf TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 5, 18D&.
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THE CUL6F BUMPS
Of Scranton City,
Illustrated with Descriptions
Of What Is Expected Can He
Done by Electricity from Culm
- Ill the' November Issue of
. Cassier's Marine, 25 Cents.
November Mousey, November Century
Received Yesterday.
Wc Have All the Periodicals
Now for November. Sec them 1
Subscriptions received at
Publishers' Kates, at
M. NORTON'S,
322 UCMWiNNHYE.
A Foe to Dyspepsia
GOOD BREAD
USE THE
FLOUR
And Always Have
Good Bread.
MANUFACTURED AND FOR SALE
Y TO THE TRADE BY
The Weston fll Co.
TKitSONAL.
V. A. Carroll, of Carbondale, was here
yesterday. , ,
Attorney P. V. Flcitz has returned from
New York city.
W. P. Rncp, of tht Berwick Advertiser,
was In this city yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff Frank K. Ryan la very
ill at his home In this city.
, Mrs. Bert Brownell and daughter, of
Carbondale, are visiting Scranton friends.
General Manager Hilllman, of the Soran
t'ort Traction company, was In New York
city yesterday. ,
Rev. P. F. Qulnn, Inte of St. Thomas'
college, has been made tlrst assistant to
Very Uev. John Flnnen, of I'lttston.
Profersor J. M. Chnnce, Instructor of
Instrumental music of the Young Men's
Christian association, heard I'aderewski
in New York city last night.
. Vote for Dr. Lnnjrstreet for coroner
tun J get a grood official. ,
tGKO MELOUY AT DAVIS.
Som T. Jack's Creoles Aro tho Enter
tainers. Vpprro melody and blnek-fnce com
edy are tho attractions nt Davis' thea
ter. Sam T, Jack's Creole company
are tho entertainers, and a Inrge audi
ence witnessed tho first performance
yesterday. The chorus slnglnff is
melodious and the specialties are Rood.
CoKKlns and Davis are clever athletes
and a Cuban nightingale sings in a
Bweet voice. All of the old plantation
melodies were given ns only a darkey
can slntr them. A female Impersonator
san i.'. In soprano voice, "Tho Last Rose
ot Summer." and the audience was
completely deceived.
No disclosure wns made and a ma
jority of those present left tho house
thinking that the sinner .was a female.
The performance will be repeated today
and tomorrow with regular evening
performances.
Prices Sent to tho County Jail.
John and Walter Price, arrested for
insulting ladles on, Linden street bridge
were fined S7.F.0 nnlece by Alderman
Millar in police court yesterday morn
ing.;. In default thereof they were com
mitted to the county Jail.
Postponed I'ntll Tomorrow.
Tho .People's Street Railway company
stockholders' meeting advertised to
take- place today has been postponed
until tomorrow and will tnke place' in
the office of Horace E. Hand In Uie
Commonwealth building.
1 "How to euro All Skin DIscoco."
.Simply apply "Swayno's O'ntment."
No Internal medicine required. Cures tet
ter, eczema. Itch, all eruptions on the fn;'o,
hands, nose, etc., leaving tho skin clear,
white nnd healthy. Its great healing and
Curative powers are possessed by no other
remedyi Ask your druggist for Swayne's
Ointment.
Ta lorD Now Index Map of Scranton and
Dunmora
For sale at Taylor's Directory office, 13
Tribune building, or given with an order
for the Scranton Directory 1896. . ,.
EWBE
V ...
$4.00.
Rich. lustrous Kid, with tips of
name of of Putcnt Leather; Half
Scotch Edfles; Regulation Military
Heels; Mccd or Buttoned. An ideal
"20th Century" Street Shoe.
Extreme Needle Toes, English
Derby ;Tocs, both graceful and
comfortable. All Women's and
Ypung Girls' Sizes, 2 to 8, AH to EE,
i. THE PRICE IS $4M
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THEY WILL BE EDUCATED
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Conrt Directs the Executors of .lm!(;c
Hamlky to Carry Out His Wishes.
THE OKDCK 01' JUDGE GUXSTEK
It Specifics tho Amount to ilo Paid as
School Expenses for tho Young
l'coplo tho t.ato JuJgo Wns
-. Having lUucntcJ.
In thi lat John Hcndley'e will there
Is a paragraph directing the execu
tors to continue paying the expenses
of ench boy and girl that the deceased
hnd been keeping anil supporting at
school or college, until such time as
eneh of the saui persons shall graduate,
uiiu when Bueii oholnis shall have fin
ished and graduated, the executors
were ordered tn pay each graduate the
sum ot $500 out of the Income of the es
tate. Under this provision of the will. Miss
Eva lirvurly, of Winchester. W. Va.;
Miss Katie A. Foot j, of Archoald; Miss
M. Kstella l.iiomls and lllss Kliza
Warn, of this oily, and Oieorge F. Wiil
den, also of this city, were bum 11' in
rles. At the time of Judge Hundley's
death the tuition of eneh of the above
named persons wns being piuu for by
him:.vhen the executors of the etulo
entered upon their functions the allow
ances were suspe-niie-d and trie ilulm
nuts were required to piovo th-.-ir lifht
to expect money from the estate.
1'e-titions were llled in court praying
for nn order to Issue compelling the ex
ecutors to fullill toward each of the
five persons above-named the terms of
tin- will bearing upon the Interests of
eneh. The live petition!! were not Tiled
in concert, nor at the same time, but
,on different occasions.
Where I hey. Attended School.
MJss. Ih-ynrly ja a .resident of Win
chester. Y Vn., and hns been attending
an Episcopal institution there for three
years; she will graduate In another
year. Miss Footo resides at Arclibitld
and. attends fjt. Cecilia's academy in
this city; Miss Looinis belong ti Scran
ton. but Is attending a school nt Fort
I'lains, N. Y. ; Miss Ward lived In Judge
Handley's household since she was a
nn re child nnd now (Ives with her aunt,
who wn:t the deceased's housekeeper
and to whom bus be-un left the use of
the residence and furniture during her
life. Miss Ward was educated in St.
Cecilia's academy nnd at llloomsburg
Stat" Normal school; she was prepar
ing to enter tho Huston Conservatory
of Musde when Judge Hundley died.
George F. Waldi-n is a son of the late
Dr. J. H. Vnldi-ti. nnd is a student at
the School of the Lackawanna.
The petitioners fuliy convinced the
court that they were entitled to benefit
under the provision of the will, nnd
the executors did not elisput" tills. The
executors simply did their duty; they
made tho petitioners show upon what
grounds they claimed an interest In
the estate. Judge (.mister handed
down an order nnd made It sun in
any modulations that may in future
arise on the part of the executors, bene
ficiaries, ns well ns any person or per
sons otherwise interested. The order
after directing tlint the costs of the
pror eo-Jinga be pnid out cf the IIa!idl?y
estate read as follows:
' O.-Jcr Mndo by Judge finustcr.
"Te executors are directed to expend
'.he's-iim rf JlOO !: paying the expenses
of the raid Eva liryarly while at school
ur.-.l she graduates.
To expend t'.ie sum cf Jir.O or ri much
thereof as may be new sf.iry to pay the
balance of the 'expenses of the fa-'d
Katie A. -Fc-JIe while mt SI. CeelKa's
Academy for the school year ending
June 2, isti:, ar.vi annually thereafter to
"xprnd the sum of $:!()0 or to muca
thereof as may 'lie necessary to ay ner
expenses at said Academy until she
shall have graduated and finished her
four yearn, 'beginning with January 3,
ISUii, education.
"To expend annunlly for a period of
four years, beginning with January 3,
ISflS, the sum of $4in), or so much thereof
as may be neecFsary to pay the ex
penses of the said George F .Walibn
whvlo attending the School of Hie Ivaek
u",vai;.r.a. or some similar school, and
thereafter to expend annually such sum
'or.'sums as trxiy le a))iroved of by this
court, nnd as shall be necessary to pay
his expenses at college or some other In
stitution of learning uirtll he shall have
Ui-aduated and finlf hed his education.
"To expend the sum of t'M or so much
thereof as may be necessary to l ay file
balance of the expenses of the said M.
Kstelle Tiomis while a't school at Fort
Plain, New York, for the scheiol year
ending June 23.1SU."., and annually there
after to expend the sgm of $i;00 or ?o
much thereof ns may be necessary to
pay at raid school or some similar
hchool unMI Khe shall have graduated
and finished her cdueallon.
"To expend annually, beginning with
the 15th day of February, 1S93, the sum
of $1,000 cr much tHereof as may be
necessary 1o pay 'the ej;penses of the
ra.Id Eliza, Ward while at St. Cecilia's
Academy and the New Engianl (on
rervatr.ry of Music, or ro:no other simi
lar Ins t'.tullon, until ho shall havp
giaduateJ and finished her education."
The Republican coun'ty ticket Is a
good thing to push to victory today,
WAS AN UNHEALTHY MKKT.
Twenty Cases of Contagious Diseases Kc
ported Last Week,
Twenty cases of contagious diseases
were reporte.l to the Hoard of Health
last .week. This number is greatly In
excess of any previous week of ctbls or
any former year Jdnce reports have
been regularly recorded. Nino of those
eases wore typhoid fever, a like number
were diphtheria and two were scarlet
fever. There wns one death from ly
phrr.tl fever, one from scarlet fever, four
from ;;pht"it-r:.a and one from con
sumption, making seven in all. The
total number cf deaths for the week
wns t'h'.rty-tlx. which Is very high.
The Hoard of Health Is felicitating H
??lf upon the receipt of 'the following
letter:
Office Slate 'Board of Health.
Philadelphia, Oct. 2S. 'flli.
President Board of Health, Scranton,
IJa,
Dear Sir:
1 desire to express 'the great Fallsfac
t'.nn whleh 1 f.el 'in the valuable work
wh'jj'i 'the health oIIIccts of your county
aro entering upon, ami as I sakl at 4he
oonve-pLlo.i. I trust that the fcjcample
will noon be followed by every county
in the pta'te. I have been looking over
the vital rtatv3t!cs of your board for
lif t nwr.'Mi and tim much pleased with
rhelr general arrangement. I may say
that It Is more systematic than that of
the board of health of Philadelphia.
Please convey my kind regards to the
.other gen'letnen whom I met.
Yours very truly,
' 'Benjamin le, Secretary.
THE BROWNIES MATINEE..
Tho B'g Spectacle to Ilo Seen at the Froth
. Ingham This Afternoon.
Palmer Cox's "Brownies," the mag
nificent peotacle which delighted a
croweled houseat the Frothlngham last
evening, will be repeated at the maM
nee. performance at 2:15 o'clock this
afternoon. The doors of the theater
will be opened at 1:30 o'clock.
"The Hrowntes" 'In 4'ts entirety wlll he
plven at the marttnee. The production
VllI e Ment'leally the same as at the
Evening performances.
S , THE! WINTON TERROR.
Ilo Is Given Snmmary Treatment at the
liBnuim inv i.uh
Lewis Thomas, the Wlnton terror,
who' tried -to throw- Joseph Dundaff
down a 35-dcgree mine slope, was com
mitted to the county Jail yesterday
morning by Alderman Fuller, In de
fault of $100 ball. In the afternoon his
case went before the grand Jury and
a true bill was found against him.
He is a big, raw-honed, savage-look
ins fellow and when In hlsj cups goes
around III;" a Comanche Indian with
hia war paint on, looktng fer gore. The
people of Wlnton will hall w'tW delight
the announcement thnt be will not ter
rorise anybody for some time to come.
Vote for Dr. Lonestreet for coroner
and get a good official.
THE CHRYSANTHEMUM SHOW
inhibition Will ltj 0110 of tho l.urgo-.t
Ever Seen in the State.
Are you going to the chrysanthemum
show? is one of .h? commonest tpies
rlor.s hvjrd these 3ay3. The Interest
takeu la the i Ivct.v is wlde'Kiu ead,
reaching to all ror.A and condI:Ioias of
IH.T-ple, boi.'It a'l, 'h:..Ti3 and abriad.
Tr.ousvvr.dj will tatt'nd the show this
ytr. as It bl'l.i fair to be something
'tin of the common.
'Large parties will -ome from Hones-da!.-.
CiCb-r.daK. Pitts.ton, Wilkes
Lkirro, t.nd 'Vtn Hloxnsburg and
HIiig!iarr.tjn. The entries for the com-ptiVi-ns
come fivim widely cepai-atc-d
IM'jr. :a, osi'3 a large number of Scran
tonlans, wcll-knw.a bith in the so
cial and btti'Inr worlds, will ent.c the
chc'Itii; treasurt.i of iiulr greenhouses
f-T ex-h!'Ji;Ci:'n, and for the prlsds. All
Scon r. ton v. ill take pride In the ta: t
that no such Eh;nv has ever been hidd
in ':f-.Ii t'.ato, e..r r.ardly In thkt.coumtry.
The tl.-rl.--t J nmnals of tile country will
all Lave ihc'.r 1 epn.rjHtaitives at the
i.hnv, an the display is nln.ent of na
tional 'I'jnp.Mtance from the llorleultur
irt's paint of vleiv.
A visit to he iiow will be quite en
educatl.m in Itself. Few of us appre
ciate the ex'U ut of Mower culture .In
:'.int!in. Wluil we Hiir.k that one
1 )f.il llrm al.'ir.e M exhibit over fifty
thousand chrysarsthi nuims. It opens
rnr eyes t:i the magnitude of the liusi
nv;f, ami of tlie cult in our midst. Tho
love eif he e hi ys ir.tlie muma Is not a
l"i:;l. It Is a n al .:-;a!tny sentiment In
favor of ia Ix.iutlful llawcr that nt
ta.'.as t) '..V fiilliuss ci lis gl.iry when
all 'liiie i h', flower are laid low by
King Jack F:- 1 1. Vt gkriiics the ly
ing year, and pr.sci-t tu-.'h nil. rful
c'.ir 1. r: -.:', Ilr.ming rt.l, gedtiLn yellow
and whim f a.nio.-1 vlazzlins Iwiglif
ik'ss, i .'orMe'.m ln!in variety of shad
ings, hu-.-i, I I. n!.-i an 1 f h.ipt 3.
As the I'i.ow will last live 6iyi, plenty
of time -ii.t be taken, m m.t vis-It-jrfl
Willi ce:r.. n-ra.in find r.xain and drink
in 'the ln'.iL.'y nr. l nr.'agnMlcenca of the
scene. 'i;o:.l tweste w'il wlj to the
gene ral charm, and g. id order and
gi,v.d poeplj will make the enjoyment
complete.
Veto a hnnJ.me homo Ind jwment
to Lackawanna's distinguished state
candidate, Judge Wlllard.
THE FLORAL RECEPTION.
Given hy Colonel and .Mrs. II. M. Itoio
ftr Y. V. c. A. Members Ycslcrdoy.
Yosterday nfte-nno'i nnd evining the
beautiful clnysai tiien; 1111 display in
the. ceinsui vatoi les of '.'oloi d H. M.
lioioa wns witnessed by se')ra:i -f mem
bers of the You.ur Women's ChrlUi.iii
asseielation and not a few of their
friends. The vlsitois were reoelve-d
by Colonel nnd Mrs. Boies, assist 'd by
Mrs. K. H. Jtlpple, president of the nff
soelatlem. The splendid home nnd hospitality
of Colonel nnd Mrs. Holes w.is given
an added beauty and warmth by the
fragrance and color eif the conservato
ries which are now fllle-d with magnifi
cent diirysanthemums of many spe
cie's. They were found to b In the
helghtli and glory of their bloeun and
with ferns, palms and many rare plants
and blossoms nttractcd the admiration
of every visitor.
These chrysanthemum receptions
have be-en given nnnually for many
years to the association members, nnd
eaeh time bus cuusod much Jileasure
and delight.
MISS KETCH UM'S RECITAL.
Piogrnmmo Hint Will Ilo leenjered
Tonight nt Powell's.
Miss Xellle Ketchum will give a pia
no recital tonight at Powell's ware
reioms, on Wyomlnrr avenue. Alius
Ketchum will be ussisted by Miss Ellza
be'th Smith, seiprnno, nnd K. E. South
worth will be dlre-eteir. The following
programme hns been prepared:
1. (a) Prelude nnel Fuge Ttach
(b) Sonata, op. 31, No. 2. Beethoven
Ale-gro Adugo Allegretto.
2. Vocal Solo, "With Verdure '
Clad"
.Haydn
(a) Mazurka,
(b)
Prelude,
(C)
Valr.e,
Chopin
...Liszt
4. (a) Lc Ttosslgnol, Alableff
"The Nightingale."
(b) Cunzonette
..Nicode
(Uomance.)
5, Vocal Seilo
(a) "Synnoves Song" KJerulf
(t) "Call Mo Hack" Denza
8. Hondo (,'aprlecioso Mendehmohn
DENIES BEING A TRAM I.
Ono of the Chain (Jaiig Goes Out on
a Strike.
"When Fiire man George Pe-rigo, of the
S'trei-t c:.tiir.:.(s:-'ner's derai lment, took
out th' six 'members of the chain gang
yes IV : Jay, and lined them up a t the
ttc:;iJ crusher, on South Washington
avenue, hi f :.ur.;l one of them, John
Greener, refused to work, saying that
he was no tramp, and did not desire
t.h elesradatJun of being compelled to
weirk on the streets in chains.
He wa rent bai?k to lha station
house and locked up. In his cell ho
t lUite d to a Tribune reporter that he Is
:i blacksmith's helper, and worked at
the Dieksan works up to last Thursday.
'Hi ibccami ilr.t.ixlcated Friday; and
was on a nprco unit 11 Sunday night,
when he was picked up at the blast
furr.-a.se, whe h? went to sleep. The
po'Kss claim ti'vut he is a tramp, not
withstanding h!3 assertluns.
A roiuslng Itepuiillcan vote In Lacka
wanna today will be a big start toward
victory next year.
NEW BOARD OFI)lRLCTORS.
Elected by the Stockholders of the Nidge
Turnpike Compnny.
A stockholders' meeting of tho Ridge
Turnpike company wns held yesterday
nfternemn In the eiillce of . Horace jj.
Hand in the Commonwealth building
and the following board of directors
wns fleeted: .
I. H. Page, J. Alton Davis. Ileirace
E. Hand. Frank Sillimnn, Jr., Robert
F. Fox, W. J. Hand, C. M. Clark, J. D.
Houston nnd P. W. Gallager. The
bom el organized ns follows: Mr. flllll
man, presl-lent; Mr. Davis, vice-president,
and ileirace E. Hand, secretary
and treasurer.
English Capital for American Invest
litems.
Important to Americans seeking Eng
lish capital for new enterprises. A" list
containing the name-s and addresses of 2j0
successful promoters who have placed
over 1(10.000,0(10 sterling In foreign Invest
ments within tho last six years, and over
UH,im,n for the seven months of 1VS
Price IS or $a, payable by postal order
to the London and 1'nlversal Ilureau of
Investors, 20. Cheapslde, London, E. c.
Subscribers will he entitled, by arrange
ment with the directors to receive either
personal or letters of Introduction to any
of these succesnful promoters.
This list Is first class In every ' respect,
and every man or llrm whose name ap
pears therein may be depended upon. For
placing the following It will be found In
valuableBonds or Bhares of Industrial,
Commercial and Financial Concern.
Mortgage loans, Sale of Lands, Patents or
Mines.
Directors SIR EDWARD P. ROSS.
HON. WALTER C. PEPY3. '
CAPT. ARTHUR HTIFFE.
Copyright -
Fine writing paper lie. per lb. Pratt'i
Book Store.
i ILLEGAL LIQUOR SOLD
Constables Testify to the Law-Abid-imj
Spirit Now Prevailing..
GKAXD Jl'KY AXI) EQl'ITY C0LKT
Jud;ie Gnnstcr Charges Jury-Caso of
Borough of Blakcly Against 1. et II.
Two Sentences Iinposcd-Jamcs
llarrctt a Free Man.
The November grand Jury began Its
wt:k yesterday morning after being
charged by Judge Gunster, who ap
pointed Cok F.. K. Khathah. of the
county r,immljiI'ni-r'i' eiiliee. foreman
of t.ie jury. The list of indictments
(hie tesai will be rather small. '1
mu.-der casa aair.s-t Criucvnzo Mere'.o
will corns betore the Jury tomorrow
morning. Tiu;i will V- no court to
d'iy, it being a legal hoiiday.
in T:.H;-."S'Jay pttliions 'fei-r brkljes In
the fallowing places will be heard by
the Jury: In Cliftoiv township, nnd
Covington towT.s'hip ov-r 'Hie Roaring
l-.'c-It; in North Ahlng'ton township
ovc.' Kenne'dy's Creek; in Madlson.ovcr
the lloar.'na l:ic-jk; In Newteui town-s-I'Ip.
over Gardiu-.-'s Cieek; In Fill
towr.Jaip, ever a fi.rei..-n that empties
Into t.ie river, en J In Old Forgt, over
the Laekfiivanna river.
The reiieut cf, the constables would
have been very mormtonous but for the
ciint c!er.'Uu.i guurdian of tihe place
from th TwtQl'M ward. He rtated
that the olJ t.iwnshlp roa-d Is in viry
t j I shape, and- needs attention at once;
with reference.- tv the unlicensed sale
of liquer In h'.s ward -he spoke as fol
lows: "I cannot secure evidence that
would cor.viet any who are selling
without a llee-nse."
Judge Gunstr heard this statement
and he mads -no attempt to conceal
-.lie luok eif supreme disgust oa his
face. He 'Informed Mr. M ilan that It
wenild bo within his reach to-procure
evidence ngailnt the -holes In the wall
if 'i:? made half an effort to d.i fo, and
he aj.ht to go out and lo..k for evi
dence rather than come Into court term
aft Jr tei m with the s-ame tale of woe
on his Hps. TJhe count lectured Con
s.Valile Murphy, eif the Twenty-first
ward, ifor making reiport similar to
the one of the functionary from the
TwelftH.
Gnmhlini: nt Wuvcrly.
Caiiftabl. Oeoige A. Sherman, of
Waverly borough. Informed the court
tha.; Clwrlc.4 K. Lee ket'i;s a gambling
house; Djt-trlct Attorney Jones will in
ve.'tlgat'th!j accusation against Ieo.
When the grand Jury iretlrtd and the
conrtablea" -reports we re over with, the
ca --eof the lorough of ltlakely against
the Delaware and Hudson Canal
and , Railroad company, was taken
up in Kiiuity court. Attorneys
I. H. Hums and J. J. Man
ning reprsented the plaintiffs and
ox-Judge W. H. Jessiip, the defendant.
Tl'.fa aetCvim Is te re-strain the company
fr.-.m previ-ntlng the? borough from
wMrnlng the r..-adway under the rail-iva-l
bridge t the lower end of Peck
vllle. A number of witnesses we're sworn
and tl'.ieir testimony was taken by
Ceiutt Stenographer Willis D. Cos-Inn.
Th. Fubstauee of what they tent llled
to was that the railroad company en
ci.oii.ohed upon ths roadway m It used
to be fifty years ago before the rail
read had lxvn built. Dr. It. H. Throop
w-n.t one of the witnesses. Testimony
of witnesses for the defendant com
pany will be ihrard toilay.
Clerk of tho Courts Jean H. Thoma3
yesterday re-ceivr.l crtlflcates from
W-atdc-n Cassldy, of the Rastern pen
!tenL!..iry setting forth that William
M'.'mey a.nd Jamrs Lynch sent down
for larcjnyl. had served their -term
and are again free.
He Killed Tun Men.
J'tnes Haorett, the TJunmire oripple,
who killed George and Gi.iclnto More-Ill,
two Italla'n broChers, In the early
part of 1SS7, was also liberated. Rar
relit was Bcntenced to ten years In iris
em, live years -a red a fine of j:,oo for eaeh
life. The 'double murder was attend
ed with justifiable circumstances, and
the commonwealth wan rat.lstled to ac
cept the prisoner's plea of guilty of
voluntary manslaughter.
The Morelll breKhera came ta R.ir
retf's house one Sunday evening early
1.1 1KS7, and bwr was purchased from
a ti.-irby saloon. One of the Italians
made Improper advances toward Mrs.
HaT-rott and was repulsed. A free fight
stsrtc l nilth l:ae lecherous visitors ar
rayel apa'ir.-,t Parrelit and his wife.
The Datlu-ns wer? ejected, 'hut not be
fj:o they had Inflicted serious knife
wounds on lloirrett's head, and they
proceeded to batter In the door with
stones.
Harrett had a, doubles-barrel rhot gun
and ho fired out at them twice; his
ai.m was true, and iboth men fell dead.
He was arretted nwd when the case
came ta trial, plead uulliy. He Is old
a-r.-d cnipple d.
Chat-Id. Lydon, of Minooka, was lib
erated on ball. He was surrendered hy
his bondsman last Frlduy. His father,
Timothy Lydan, who had gone half
his bail be fere, nullified In the full
amount yesterday. The charge against
Lydon Is burglary and the amount of
ball is $1,000.
Syntcnccd for Ono Year.
Jorcph Kazlanekus and Joseph
Kc tur!,-'h, wiho faliled to appear hereto
fore when they were wanted for sen-te.-.'.-e,
were .taken be-fore court yes
terday ar.'J Keturlsh was given a year
in -the county Jail; Kazlanekus was
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Can you afford to pay
quality than we ask?
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MEARS & HAGEN,
. 415 UCKAWAKXA AYEKUL ;
sentenced to a month' in jail. Ketur
lsh murderously assaulted Charles
Dlack -wi;a a .beer glass; Kazlanekus
was an accessary.
The Republican county ticket Is a
&eod thing to push to victory today.
WH1TTEMORE FUNERAL.
Services at tho House and the Penn
Avcnuo Hnptlst Church.
The funeral of Edwin F. Whltterneire,
who waj killed Thursday in Lynn,
Mas?., while at work In the electrical
facteiry of Hiiitcn & West, took place
. tt-nKiy af:ernoon in the family re.nl
der.ee, SJS Jefferson avenue, and In the
Pur.n Avenue llapt'.t Church, of which
'.he young man was a member.
At 2 o'clock besftn a brief and elmpU
services at the iiout, and a half-hour
later the Eervloa was held in tha church
a.r.ij was cemdue:e J by the Rev. J. W.
Ford, of the Green Uidge Baptist
Church, assisted by Attorney A. V.
Bower.
Tuae pall-lcarer9 were: J. XV. Rrown
ing, esej.. H. iM. Btrceter, ese., A. L. Col
lins, D. J. Thomas. W. II. Pierce and F.
M. Kohler. The flowor bearers were:
Charles D:r-am. S.M. Wiihets.Charlea
Horn', William -Hr.ll, who are young men
connected with the church. Interment
was made in Forest Hill cemetery.
Among the many floral tributes was
a pillow Incrilud "Cla3s of '4, S. H.
from the deiasru's hlh sehoel
clssn:ate-3 and Profs. J. C. Lange, W.
George Howell and Ml.a Eliza Chase.
Water colors, etchings and Dhotaznintis
with or without frumcj, half prleo. Pratt's
liook Store.
, S30 I-cct Hishcr
than Scranton Is Srhelhel's hotel nt the
ei'l of the new Klmhursl boulevienl roml.
You can get the bent of men Is at all hours,
also refreshments of oil kinds.
Inks 3,'c. per qt., I0e. per ptni, writing
paper, envelopes anil tablets at half price
for a few days. Pratt's ltook Store.
Wall paper at your own price. Pratt's
Book Store.
Plllshury's flour mills have a capacity
of 17,500 barrels a day.
ADVKRTI8KMENT8 HEADED
"SITCATIONS WANTED" ARE
FREE IN THIS PAPER.
REXFORD'S.
SHORT STORY
Lamp mnniifiictin-or littlo short of
ennli; Lnnu-H now Imro and iimiill
prices tho rulo. lljre ua aauipio;
CUPID LAMPS
GOLD PLATED
Vast burner. S) inches high, com
l-l.-te, with tl iuch all silk skude.
$2.90
Onyx nnd gold finish, S4,
$5 and up. Xo such values
ever shown hereabouts iu
Lamps. All ready today.
P 21
0, Lacka.
1.3
tar au
Cures Colds, Lays Out LaGrippc,
Cures Incipient Consumption.
Manufactured by G. ELMEN
DORF, Elmira, N. Y and for sale
by the trade generally.
MEQARQEL & CON NELL,
Wholesale Agents, Scranton, Pi
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We Are Showing
Newest and Nicest
Stock of Ladies'
R ID
At prices that attract the at
tention of every lady wlio exam-
them.
others more for the same
Hi I
And other choice French
mukes. Our assortment is
now very large, having just
opened several direct importa
tions containing all the latest
novelties.
China Hall
YEIGHEL & MILLAR,
134 WYOMINS AVEKUE.
Wnlk in and look around.
Is Now at His New Store
with a
FULL LINE OF HATS
-AND-
Sole Agent for Knox Hats. Come
aud Sec Me.
205 WVOiHING AVENUE.
In Cerpetings
M Draperiss
Fop
Uari?fy, Style
And Solid Ualtie
Uisif
Th? N?J Sfor?
of
p. mm & co
128 WYOMING AVZNuZ.
ON THE LINE OF THE
CANADIAN PACIFIC R'Y
are located the finest Ashing and hunting
grounds in tho world. Descriptive books on
application. Tickots to all points in ilaino,
(Jauadi and Miiritimo Provinces, Minneapolis,
Kt Paul. Canadian and Unitod States North
wests, Vancouver, Seattle, Tacouia, Portland,
Ore., San Francisco.
First-Class Sleeping and Dining Cars
attached to all through trains. Tourist can
fully fitted with bedding, curtains and sp o
islly adapted to wants of fumilios may be hvl
with second-class tickuts. Hates always loss
than via ottior linos, For full information,
time tables, etc., oa application to
E. V. SKINNER, G. E. A.
353 BIIOSDWAY, NEW YORK.
THE RECEIVERS
1. p. wum
lUIUIKJIIIIlUUff
BMTIN & DELAHY'S
CLOTHING STORE
Are still offering the large stock of goods from
25 to 5o per cent, below cost.
These Goods Must
And if you want bargains come and get them
at once.
MARTIN i
DR. E. GREWER,
Tho Philadelphia Specialist, and his ass,
clatutl start of Kngllsh and German
physicians, are now perma
nently located at
Old Postofflce Building, Corner Penn
Avenue and Spruce Street
The doctor is a graduate of the Unlver.
sity of Pennsylvania, formerly demon
strator of physiology and surgery at the'
Med;eo-ClilrurgIeal college of Phlladel
pnla. His specialties are Chronic, Nerv.
ous, Skin, Heart, Womb and Blood dls
eases. DISEASES OF THE NERYOUS SYSTEM
The symptoms of which are dlxslness, lack
of coiillijenee, sexuul weakness In men
and women, ball rising In throat, spots
lloat.ng before tho eyes, loss of memory,
unable to conceutrato the mind on one
subject, easily startled when suddenly
spoken to, and dull, distressed mind, which
untlis tln-m for performing the actual du
ties of life, making happuioks impossible,
distressing the uotlon of the heart, caus-
... uu.u vi iitui, ucprusn.on or spirits, evu
fore-boilings, cowardice, fear, dreams, mel
ancholy, tire easy of company, feeling as
tired ill the morning as when retiring,
lack of energy, nervousness, trembling,
confusion of thought, depression, consti
pation, weakness of the limbs, etc. Those
so affected should consult us Immediately
and bo restoied to perfect health.
Lost Manhood Restored.
Weakness of Young Men Cured.
If you have been given up by your phy
slcian call upon tho dot-tor and bo exam
ined, Hu cures the worst eases of Nerv
ous, Debility, Scrofula, old Soros,
Catarrh, piles. Female Weakness, Afflic
tions of the l-lye. Ear, Noso and Throat,
Asthma, Deafness, Tumors, Cancers and
Cripples of every description.
Consultations free and strictly sacred
nnd confidential. Offlce hours dally from
9 a. in. to 9 p. m. Sunday, 9 to 2.
Knelose five. 2-cent stHmps for symptom
blanks and my book called "New Life."
I will pay one thousand dollars In gotit
to anyone whom I cannot euro of EPI
LEPTIC CONVULSIONS OK FITS.
. DR. R. GREWER.
Old Post Office Building, corner Penoj
avenue and Spruce, street.
SCRANTON, PA,
N. A. WERT'S
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WYOMING AVE, SCRANTON.
STEINWAY S SON
DECKER BROTHERS
KRANICH I BACK
STULTZ 1 BAUER
and
Others
PIANOS
Also a large stock of first-class
ORGANS
BU5ICAL MERCHANDISE,
MUSIC, ETC.
We Will See What
Bicycles We Have on Hand
At a price which will save the
buyer money.
Victorias, Gendrons, Relays,
in Men's Wheels.
Victorias and Gendrons In
Ladies' Wheels.
We have some second-hand
Wheels at your own price.
Baby Carriages at a bargain
J.D,
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314 LACKA. AVE., SCRANTON, PA.
TJtlrX OH DC ant your eyos will
I Hlt Unlit tko care of yno. If
nr vnlln rum you are troubled with
OF YOUR EYES headache or nervous.
Ur IUUII LII.VI nea go to Pit. SIII.H
Ill UCS and have your eyns examined free.
Wo bvo reduced prices and aro the lowest in
the city. Nickel spectacles from 81 to ti; gold
from S4 to SB.
305 Spruce Street, Scranton, Pa.
OF
Bo Sold
mum
RECEIVERS,
Vyoioln in