The Scranton tribune. (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, September 25, 1896, Page 5, Image 5
THE SCRACTTOX TRIBUNE-FRIDAY MOKNLSfG, SEITEMJIEK 23, 1890. Norrman & Moore FIRE INSURANCE, , 120 Wyoming Ave. "Come. Bonny, 'tis time you wore goins to bed; Coue lay on your rMow your tired little lirad." "Why. Auntie, huwr funny. 1 ilou't s I'V "lay, Th ran is so shiny, I'll go out to pUy," The aim is not sbiulng. my cliilil, it is nilit; But our people use tlio Suburban Lljcht." Old It Ever Strike You ThU Way ? ackawanna THE Laundry. Drop in, WE will WIN tile doubtful by our work. Special Notice A BOUT Sept. 20th our new store will be completed, which will be the largest Carpet, Wall Paper, Drapery and Cur tain Store in the State, and we will show the largest stock of new goods in each department ever shown in Scranton. Uipcis, Draperies aud Wall Papv. 127 WYOMING AVE. VATY 3 PTES. Common council did not meet lust nln'it. Siipp. r servo! lliis evening from ? to 73) t Mini I'nrk olitiivli. Kvo.'y urn; el coine. The diagram for Delhi l')X in "The Lit tle Trooper" will open litis liiumlllK at the -. mliiny of .Music. Kx-ShorlfT Chillies liolilnson will oiitw liiin 11 number of his frl -mis ui his ioUhk'-, al l.uke Henry, Mnplewui.il, loduy. nwinjr to ho fio-t that there Is no money prr.vl.ieil. .Mayor Hnil.y liu veined the or. iliiiance i" 1 opealiiH I'rlee street, it is his Mist ulTctise with the axe, T!u: will of 1'atriek .Murphy, lute of Dun more, whs 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . I to 111.11 :t,. vcsienl iv hy KcKister of Wills V. Hoi'iLins anil leiP-rs ti staeirtitary i" KiiiiHr.l to C.lllli'l'iUe .Mlllpliy, widow of the oVi-ohm-iI. The l-'ratr. Sehuliei't Maenii"ehur "f N.r. Y01I: has sent a l.-t 1 11. .to-,,r Put ley than kin:; hltn an. I the .-It iiioci.-i of Suiiin toii generally lor no- kind tr-anii"!.: no rm. Ir: I in- .V noli llolvf lor oil the uoru.-Oull of ll ipi i iiI vi.-li I. ere. The Yourift Men's IPouhliean club will tin 1.1 In I lo-ooitury committee roents, Pri- e hllll.llm:, at S o'clock t his eVelilllL'. A Mill aitfiiilanee is i'eiiiestiMl, iis iihik rtmit IlllMin-fS is Io he llcteil Itp.iu. Ti-(- , lol, v. ill he addressed hy William Conned. Cruev dkcll, ui'i'ested for the seeo.'d lime this 'k, olio.-., the limine of the l!nnl Shei.liei.i in preference to the co'in ty jail. but. nriiv.d at the House of the Cool .Shepherd, she lieeanu. vety Msorder ly, hroke windows and had to he tran--fi 11 1 d 10 the Jail. C. 1'. Slink, a linen llldue tinsmith, on com 1 j la i 1 1 1 ot Hlivt Coniiiii.-.doner Kinsh-v, was lined s.l and costs by ,l I-11111111 .Miiler yesterday for eiivln his delne;- n.mon on li:e street mid olisti lu ting travel T:ie imi'v was deiniiri ed. The defendant claims his wile runs the vanoii. While Michael Diner, a I'eini aven.ie mien-hunt, was pnrehasini; chlek'-ns ii.mi u I'm iih r yestei day. H, Atlas. 1 rt.-i-i. i- -i-ineichant. said Diner's scab's .-r.. j'niltv. That's what Diner lold AM--uii.hi .Mill'ir when a warrant was issued I'oi .Xilm' or. rest on a chaiMe of liuel. He was d.s chaffied. .Mrs. Aiioloinja Cesclynck, a Polish wo man, with her two children, were descri ed In this city by some fainter, for wham file lind. worked and who lei r her at the Delaware, I.acUawnrina and Western sta tion with the promise to return and has tickets for herself and children 10 no back to New York. The police department n. etueil transportation for them. .Marrinire licenses were granted yestee. day by Clerk of the Conns .lohn II Thorn, as to llerlon ,1. White, ot H on, mi l I ; . tha l.i acli, of South Aliiuuion: l.'eiiry .Mil ler, Jr., of -ranton, and ijr:n-e lioiit-ili.-i. of Turnout, Luzerne couicv: Ham l-.inv and Ivctur.ih .loues. of Hypli.tni :" Huh-ri Thomas l'.enshnw and .:iy.il-(li To,,,, of I'uriy I'ort, I.uzeuie (oiinty, JoMi! 1m. Ms. of l'iltston, ynd Annie Ktiinlscii. i t Moscow. Th funeral of Charl y.w.a lord; i la y.stci'day aflernooti nl -..111 hum 111" fain, ily re'iideiice. Serxka s wen. cup. lie c-d ltl tin' Hickory street l'resm h-i ian ha; n liy Ilev. Willifim Xordt and nil.ini"ii; mis made In Dunmore ceni'!-! y 'I he 1; ks. Nay A Hit Tribe of fie. I Men, I int. p"iitleii 1 Older of Odd I'Vllows. innl tin (ioirnui lienelleient society intended the lun.ral In 11 body. The pail-bearers w.-'i c; TI1011..1S l.anc, l,oreii7. culler, h.nsene if ronu. 'I'h odore Miller, l-'red C. l.lnulei. i irjil.s Mlrlx, Charles N'euls and Charles Sclcnck ni' of llveryman J'nyije's f"anis ai tncheil to a barouche started from the coi ner of Washington avenue and Spruce Ktref'l about !) o'clock last nlKht and after madly jjnllopliiB ilown Spruce street 10 Mif flin HVeniie, alone; the railroad bank lo Crnler street, to Center street to W'voin Inu avenuei down the whole len tth ef Wyoming avenue nnd nloiin the Delaware nnd Hudson tracks 10 -Vew street, halted of their own neeonl and. most retuiirku ble to relate, did not sustain a seratcn or Injure the earrl.iKe In as much as the breaking of u window or the scratching of the paint. The Tribune was recently asked he f,ne of Its readers If any chaise Is mud - i.v Kovei nment for the coining of v.dd bullion. The following reply from Hon. H. K. I'reslon. director of the mint, answers the query authorltailvel.v: "Individuals have 11 rljdit to deposit nobl bullion at th" mints for conversion Into coin. If the hulllnn Is of standard linencss, thai Is. containliiK nine hundred parts of pure cold nnd ore hundred parts of copper alloy, "heie : n,i ehnrije. When, however, tn.plinn of otlor than Ktnmlard linencss Is deposit.-.i. 11 ehnrtre for relinlnt,- the niue Is mude, and also for Ih" copiirr it m:iv be necessary to add for alloy a I the rale nl i cents per ounce for the amount nctumly i. cpiirod." A debate which nt:i act.. 1 n vrv lars aildli'tice took Place Inst nlnht in the lec ture room of Klin Park iiuieh under th nusplets of the Kpworth I.eaKue. The question, "Resolved. That Huron .nil p. it Shakespeare wrote the Shakespeare in plays," wns decided In th" atllt rn itlve Li the Jiidues, Professor r'licdewnl'l C I'. I'ross unil P. K. Wiley. The allirm itlve debnto was by Aaron Hotter. 11 ml the op posite sjde of the question was presented ny Ttlehard Cocker. Kach spoke for Iws 1-ty-live mlnnl es. Mr How ev h id for Ms ns. Roelnte Krank I.lttcl, while II. II. lieldto. nmn supiiorted .Mr. Cooker. The asso ciate debaters spoke for ten mliiuiea each A vocal solo was rendeid by Miss Kdiin Iiutmls durlPK an Intrmlsslnn. GRAND JURY'S REPORT. A I.nrge Hutch of rrcscntmenls .Hade to Judge. Kdwnrtls. The fourth report of ths Rrand jury w.n mniki yesterduy. Sixty-six true Mils were returned and onu hundred Ifrnond ones. This makes a total of 409 casta returned up to date. There 11 ore nearly 200 transcripts yet to be pns.eU u:on. - Kimnct A. Ilishop Is indirtrd for en ticing fi-ninles for Immoral purposes; Iknnis McSht-rry jvill have to answer In court for embezzlement nt the in stance of hi iiurtner. O. F. MrKenna; Kusene Huff ami lienjaniin WU.n, the colored men who looted the Oriental lul house in Oakford court, of which V. II. Johnson is proprietor, are in dicted for larceny. The list of true and ijrnored hills is made up mostly of cases of assault and br.ttery, and the parties concerned in them are principally In landers and Hungarians. In the list of Ignored bills nre the cross actions in which Dr. William HaBKcrty and thf? late Patrick Corcor an liKuri'd. They are ull ignored and the cos'.H are placed on the county in the cases wherein the doctor is prose cutor, and those In which he is defend ant, the eostsi are placed on Corcoran. tln.uKh he is io his Brave. The Jury will finish ui its work toinotrow. FIRE ON SPRUCE STREET. ltilildiiU' Occupied by I'. 1. linslian nnd (It licis Madly Itiimnui-d. I'ire and wnter did damare to thc umount of about S.0 early yesterday 11101 nine; In the R I.- Christian bulld iiiK'. -ilJ Stiruco street. The fourth lloor was nearly anted by the llutnes ivbilo tire and water practically de nu lished llie stocks rr Feitely's scarf and shift facto! y nnd .Miss Martha Smith's mod Isle apartments on the fniiitli nnd thlid Honrs respectively and t'-rh'usly datnnneil the netii's furnish Ine; itniids of V. V. Chilsliun on th" stieot I'd ir. The secooil iloor was not occupied. An Harm was sounded nt a.:in o'clock from box 22 (it the corner of Wyoniini? avenue and Spruce sireet. Xay A us. Hook and I.iidder, riiocnlx Chemical. Crystal and Century companies re spombd. Tho chcnilnal apouratus was unequal to the task of iuetich'ne; the fames which extended Ihrouirlmut the middle and rear portion of the top Poor, occupied by the shirt factory. Several stream", of water were. Htartod nnd alter nearly an hour's battle .he lire was quenched. Fecpdy, the shirt man. and Miss Sm'lh. the n.iidisle, suffered total loss es of Ui.r.0'1 and 1,000 respectively. The former carried tin insurance of SJ.nuii wiih nuencles represented by C. U. Hnlnnd. while Miss Smith was Insured for ?7:o. Christian's uent's furnishing flock was seriously damaged by water but it Is protected by an insurance of Sa.iihil. The orlKln or the Unities has not been discovered. They are supposed to luive st ti t t l from nn electric wile or spun tanenii" coiiibttstlon. Christian hud intend, d to mien his clotliiii"; department Saturday but the Hit- will en use the event to be delayed a month or so. GOING TO STATE CONVENTION. Scranton I'iicmcn W ill Leave Here 011 Sunday. Del. I, at !i.l. p. in. Compl "te arrani;ements have been made for the trip lu Johnstown (lurin-c I h. week of the iireii'cn'n convention. The Capitol hotel has been secured for the Sciant iti doloHHllon of thirty and should more than the above number of pel-sons desire lo necntiipany the Fire men's union, additional accotnmoda li'inst will be made if notice is Riven before Wednesday, Sept. "0. The Lackawanna county conllniter.t will leave Sunday. Oct. 4, at LUii P. nt. via. Jersey Cent nil to Wilkes-Harn and take the Pennsylvania niMraal train leaving Wilkes-Hnrre at ".17 p. 111. in a special car which will be at tached lo the regular train and will no Ihiotish to .I0l1nsinv.11 without ehuntre. artlvliiK there at miilnicht. Tile U..I 1 will rcii.aln at Ilarrisluirtf twenty min utes for lunch. All persons desiring lo accompany the mil n will please Inform Vice President Cioodioan on or before Thursday noon, fict. 1. Ticket orders ciin bo had fn tn him or at the Iiela- 1 ware and Hud;' n station of C. h . Cl'iess, traveling passeliirer ill-'etit. of whom the tickets t!iust be purchased on or be f 1 ire Saturday, not. S. X i tick ets will be furnished to any exccptlnif litt iiioii, its the rsiiuced rates are for firemen only. The convention begins Tuesday, tut. C "HUGHEY"' JENNINGS MERE. ( nine lo Complete Arrangement tor .Sonilav's l!;ic Dull (iatni'. "Htmiiey" .lenniniis, the crack short stop nf the Xationel l'. nKih , nnd who with Jesse liiirkett aspires lo lead the le.iBUe ill li It t 111 duiimr llie present season, was hole yesterday. He c n f'Treil with Mnuairer C.iifiin and th Scranton club owners relative t the Kami? to bo played here next Monday between the iialtlmores nnd a picked ft ranton Irani. The Scranton tram docs not expect to win, but with John son nnd Dunn nllcru.itiiuT In the box the orioles are- bound to l;n w they are in the p-nrne. Anyhow, they wi 1 have opportunity to exhiidt I h i t fart and wonderful ntylo of pl:iy which has made t li 'tn famous the country over. . . . MR. PAINE WANTS $1,030. Street Commissioner Uinoy Sued by t lie Vt enCier Oli-ervt r. Attorneys Watson. Diehl & Halt, rep resent in a: II. K. l'alne, pr..r--idi.-"t of 1 le Aldiiuton Turnpike i-ompuny. Ii oiup t suit in the oillcc of Pri'thoiintary-Pi v .r yesterday iiuninst Sn -et CnmiiPssinai Charles II. Kinsley for tinning'- 1:1 lie sum of Sl.h'ia. The suit is hnw-d on the arrest of Mr. Paine and his worUiuen recently wh;l they were lit work on He- turnpike. Il is alleged thul the urivstH Were 11lei;til. I!c l.eirls tn ( oui0i 1. Last AVidnesduv mninine; Mr. I.'in; fehl, proprietor of llaslaiher's Ml'bn cry, threw open his door.i to the public for his annuel Kali exhibition of novel heedirear for ladies nnd children's .wear. The wen liter was bright, crisp and braclnf;, and from morniiipr till night the spacious and perfectly appoint d show loom was crowded with Scran ton's most representative women, who look forward to these m nil-nnmi il ex hibitions as t lit- oflicinl opo-ninr: of u new season's fashions, and in this they niakt? 110 mistake, for the ch dce.st that 1'ai'ls, London arid N-w York has to oiler is there for their Inspection and rdltiontlon. We have frequently h'.V'il ladles remark that while Mr. I.ni.Kfel l maintains his marvelous hold on f.is-h-inn's centers. It is merely a waste of time ami money t seek anyl li i 11 ?r newer or more exclusive In th- metropolis. We heartily conKi-ntnlute the proprietor of Haslacher's millinery on his successful opcniniT for the Knll of ';!. ami trust his unbounded enterprise will be amply re warded before the reason clones. -- - l onitli Orutin Coneerl. J. Alfred Pennlna-lnn's fourth orjran concert In Klin Park church occurs this evening, with an extremely !nt"r- estinp; ptos.'rniiiii'ie, fneludlnir snpranj solos by Mirs Cart. line Wolf, of the Klin Park quartette. Admission free. Silver offering. A Widravnhc Shorinnn. Myer Pnvldoiv, the youngest rhoe man In this city, reports business good and Is always busy ut hin store, where he Is pleasing thousands of men, wo men and children with new and latrst footwear of all sorts. Fresh Sea Trout. Sc. lb. Atlantic Fish Co., 118 Franklin ave. . Dr. II, T. Itcynolds, Dentin!, Williams I31Jc-, opp. postoftlee, Jordan's butter cakes and coffee, lOo. WORKERS IN THE -MISSION FIELD Met in Convention in the Simpson M. E. Church, West Side. OLD OFFICERS WERE RE-ELECTED Kcpotts Presented lo the Couvrution Shewed That the Wninu,s I'oreiiru .t!issioiiai Society ol the -M. i:. ( liiirch ol the W oiuiiiK District Is in l'M-ellciil Sh:iieTliu Ucsolii tiniio Adoptid--lntciestiut! Papers " Itcnd. The Woman's FoiviRii Missionary so ciety of the Methodist Kpiscopal church, WyonilnK district, held Us an nual conference yesterday mornlnx and afttrnoon at the Simpson Metho dist Kpisoopul church. There. v about si'venty-llve lailies present, tlioimh tuily tne follow Inu, writ- regu larly iei;isl red by the secretary: Kcniihani .Mis. T. M. I' liiey. WyoiniPK Mrs. M. C. MclVrmolt. Mrs. N. D. Sartord. Mrs. C. H. Seats, Mis. . Treible, Mis. II. tl. Dntlsoii, Mrs. M. Atlieiton, .Mrs. A. li. Smitli, Mis. J. Lultar. Mrs. K. A. Dewolf. ilks-Paire.Mis. 1,. C. alurdock, Mis. Hi nliaiii. Mrs, Wai burton, Mrs. T. j:. Harrison. Mrs. M. J. Sliaw. Mrs. J T. Shoeiiuiker. Mrs. S. It. Shoemaker. Mrs. H. C. McDeiniott. .Mrs. Spanscl liorjjer. Mrs. Drtimm. .Mrs. Newsblsle. Mir. C. II. Price. .Mis. W. H. Hot. Wnverlv, N. Y. Mrs. F. 1". Parsons. West l'ittston Ada O. Wilbur. -Mrs. W II tit: in (1. Simpson, .Mrs. C. II. I'ool. Scranton Mrs. W. Vail, Mrs. A. I.. Chalice. Clare M. Vail. ,.Mrs. C. P. Simpson, Kailierine F. lirndcr. A111011K the clei'K.VMn-ii present were: llev. A. F. Chaffee. Park Place; Kt V. C. 11. Ni w iip;'. Dnltoa: dev. T. M. Furey. Ileiidham; Kt . F. P. Doty anil lieV. J. P.. Sweet, West Seiautoii. The chuteh where the convention was held had 1 11 dccoiulcd with crysan- th. inuins and palms. The pulpit and altar were especially pleasiiu? to the ee. After the luorninf; session the tlel ecatis innl visitors were supplied with nil appctiziiiK lunch in the church ilin I11K room. The eiiterti'.inmeiit was in ch.nye of the Simpson church society. M1W. IIAKD PP.F.SIDKI). The i tnct rs presldiliK over the t (in vention weie: Mrs. M. S. Hard, Wllkes P.arie. president; Mrs. Dr. Melxell, Wilkts-liaiie, lecorilins s.'crelary; Mis. M. Atlititon, Wyoming, treasur er; .Mrs. C.eorm? K. Powell, Wilkea lliirre, cm TctfpjndinK secretary. As u work of 11 !oi eclat ion fur faitld'til ser vice dtiriiiif Hie past year the society le-clecletl 'lie oltl ti'.lieeis wilii the ex ception of the tre.-Kurer, wl:o was elect ed to lill the Pino of a tin tuber of the society who in -i removed to another confer 'lice. The election was ut the af ternoon srssicn. The mornine; meetlnp began nt 10 o'clock. Mrs. A. F. Chaffee, wife of the pastor of the Asbtity Pulk Meth odist Kpiscopal ( liurch. led the con vention In devotl.iiuU exercises. In evidence of the success of Mrs. Chaf fee's part In the service t'.ie foil -will!; resolution, passed nt the afternoon ses sion by the delegates, Is fjlven: "We feel that special mention should be made of Mrs. A. F. Chaffee, and wish to assure her that we hn've been both instructed and entertained. We feel, indeed, that words are inudcquri te to express our pleasure that she was with us t.id.1.1." Miss S. I!. Slocum, if the Simpson cl'iii'ili. wcicemcd lie- dele gates ill In hull ni' la 1 Society, Tile 1 -soonse was made by M.s. Y'. H. Pearce, of Wlll i's-Harre. Tin? n pnit-j of the l'-eotilinrr secretary, .'sirs. Melx ell. included the minutes of the last meeting. In the absence of the treas urer, tin ivpoil of the pli sent till!) tr ial stnmliii!; of the society was made. It is understood that the s icicty luvrr stum! on surer foot Ins iliun now. I.ist year the sum of money used l y the society was Sl.HJ'A All the cltiir.'hi have not as yet undo this year's le port to the financial secretary, Mrs. C, P. Simpson, of lids city, hence the t 1 tal finances up to this time Is nt known. PAPKRS I ; K A I . Volliiwiiur th" repoits of the s"C"c I 11 Its i.iptis on "W'lnt Ailt Our Aux lllai y'.'" wi re read by Mrs. C. A. Most r of Scrnntiiii; Airs. c. n. Cc.il, m .c-t Kit tst .11. and M'ss 11. Sh n-:iini:er, r Vikes-l;ui re. Th- rem-irks of tli ladies were In tin- fi rm of ,-idvlee nn 1 suifuc-llon f..r the weifaie of tie "Aid." The pr. rider.:, Mrs. II. ml. gav.? out the foil, win-; cumiiil! t-'es: lies ilitllons tits. C. II. Cool, Wist l'ittston; il's. T. .'.I. Furcv, I'.etulham; .Mrs. K. K. Parsons. W.tverly. N'oniin.itlons- ir.-.-i. It. c. Mt-Dermoft, Kingston: Mia. Sh iw, V.'iiki M-Uarie; .sits. J. I!, sj'vee!. Scrartim. Mrs. C. P. Simpson, of Mci.tpfon, was iippoinied hy the picshb-nt to uct as a commilte 1' o:,e to c .nsnii v.itii the prexIdlliK ehb rs f the y.anli;-' con !"!'ence renaidin;.' mission work umonrr llie fi,rcl;rii soeal-lni; clement of the district, .'ut-r ill. transactions of the mortiiii'.r the meet'imi wns adjturii'-rl 1111 tit 'I P. 111. At tliat time the s--loi wns opened -th d.-vciimml exercises led by Mrs. T. M. Fti; y. Folhuvin"; tins service Miss C. ":td!.i-nis g.'.w ,n, inietestlu;.' talk tl "South .'.m ilea." in Its relat! 1.1 to inissionat y work. The f- a tit re id the cft":H'.on s,ssi'-ii v.o- tl.e itdi're-s ef n. M.trv Hull, rook Choppeil. who fir t.iMiy yeai's has !a I il as a tills- lor-ary i 1 .l.ipnn at d Is r-ilil iuP r. stcd In the v. rk. Chap ped had v illi her y.-sleidu;,- h- r r.-yeai--olil t.v.lp ihi'ieln 'is vlio wcr, born in Japae. Tile Utile .--p-ls were used y,s tttday to Illustrate tile ci-unoes worn In- the .la'iaie se v.'imn ti. Tl'es - ll-ev -.vol.- mid di-odaic"! befoie the c liven -tin!-. Mrs. Chuppt lis' tall; w as aL'Morl. imf In iiitvi. M. AfP-v ills. Cluipt'cil had concluded her address th" convention I'stcn d lo the re poll of Cue cOiiimUlte on i-e'-.:-lu-tioiis. lo addition t'i the one rel'orrinn lo Mis. Chaffee ihe resolution: wen- .is follows: TI'K. P.KSOI.I'TIONS. Tloit as !net--r -i s o( ein Mi-sional v snrh-l c,r tac Woini-n'i For- fi d much in. are s'rh '!i' to ,Ve fc ; CPeo.lr- ret .-. ud eiitluis- Wokel' ic V-ll ,:.J l-v.cta-::! ,.a- coiirnio d In 1 1 inn k .o do in the d:i ttei's name; ar,--d i-l tile l.'.'Tf at:. :i.'a I -asm 111. .;!:'- ite-l by Hie c.s ia the very ex. t-lh-at a pe'-S lead lit lids oeelifot. That th" A us ilia -o, 01' 11.!' disirict 'oe (lontcd to Kiv- s-t'-'eial ali.Jatl in to the oil' piuiioti ef t:o.:otl ' . t-c.i 1 n . i.moiie. Co. Col v-ian-sj-i akin;; pi ople ia iheir own l.tti- Ml'll-e. Thin tve t'Xiend our ki itef.il the. .:!-..i to the t:u-nlier tf Ihe .wr.to. en nrl.-iy f.a the four!,-.' i ee.eitl.jii li;.iu mil arrival a: -I the b011r.1er.ns ptov.siona and ea;eiia;:i- lllellt etf-II'd 'OS. That we ile-m it but Just utipret lathm t 1 exl-rd 10 Mi--. 1. S. Hard h vote of ti.anln fi)- failhfid and 1 lit I-nt 1 ..'rvic. s tend, red as lucai leat. and as oo-r. ...: of our hsurty i-o-nin ii'.i loa for Co- t n.-uo-ii; i car. The (onvertioa then ln-et nl Ihe nl' of the time ami place, .Mrs. Peillt e and AI i s. Pov.-i 11 the chair. adjoin m d to e"ti:.riitteo on i'wet. Mrs. , nppointod by SiiCSiFF'S LEiiO'S ACIvNOWLECGED Titles to Ten Properties Approved by .In;!-,-:- Archliald. In open court yesterday Sheriff dem ons iicUnowleilr,' "d ded.i for the fol lowing fleets of realty: P'vpeity of John Seism on Quln'-v avenue to Coidelia Seisin for $:."!!); prop erty ef William J. Schirfer on Mifflin avenue to Leonard I. Ilosf .id fur yi. ino: property of the Scranton fJUiss Co. to the Lackawanna Trust and Safe DepiTBit comiany for JTl'lMIS; property of Annie Casey on prospe.-l avenue to Charles Dupont llreck. trus'ne. fur 5"; property of Cassle and J. W. Hollen back in Pcllevua to the Commonwealth Pulldlni; nnd Loan assoelutlun for 45. D7: proiK-rty of John Dupont Dimmick la AbIiii;ton township to Kussell l)im hlck for 4T: property of Jinks Beajfie 011 South AbltiBton to T). K. Hell for projK-rty of Frank P. Ulnir In First ward of Carbondale to Michael Moran for XC6: property of Ann Gtlgal lon In Carbondule to John Holand for JiS.ni; protierty of Mary ami Thomas Cavanaujsh In Carbondule to Mary Cav anautth for SIO. REMAINS OF THE BOY BURIED. Victim of Christian Scientist Faith llrnlrrs Is Laid nt Itcst. Coroner Loniistrect yesterday Issued a death certificate In the case of James Wood, the U-year-old sun of Junius It. Wood, of Hoi'tister avenue, and the 'linen 1 was h--ld in the nfteriition, Qt tended by only the family and a few friends. When Wood anplitd for the certificate the day before the coroner would no tfive it to him until after an Investigation had bee-i made. There will be a ho. rini in the arbi tration roi 111 of the court house Mon day niHit, helnnlnd at S o'clock. The coroner has supeenucd the boy's pur ents a"d the women who operated as faith healers. District Attorney John !!. Jones Is wuitinsr until the coroner's Jury lind.s its verdict. BOY'S HORRIBLE DEATH. He Was Drawn Into trie Sheave Wheel at the Head ot a Culm Plane in Winton. Charles P.rntly, n hoy 11 years oltl, who lived wiih his grandmother. Mrs. Anthony limine, of Mt. Vernon, met u horrible death ut tile Pierce Coal com pany's breake:- ut Winton yesterday afternoon. While plavlns at the head of the culm plane near the breaker his cloth' s been me eutaiiKled In the heist inir (able and he was drawn Into the sbo-ive wheel which was revolving rapidly. Ilia body was horribly mangled. The wheel wns stooped as soon as possible and the body removed and tnitrn tolhe l. ime cf his :-i mdmotlicr. Th? boy wan a son of Mrs AIciBaret Hradj, of Cher ry st'eet, Soutii Side, and since his fal Iter's death about eighteen months ago he had been living with his grand mother. IN OLD MAINE. lleiiitf Played by a Ootid Company nl llnvis' Theater. "In ohl Maine." a homely play of the "old Homestead" sort, wus presented by Daniel narlciuh and a good suo pnrtltiy; company In Davis' theater yes ti rday afternoon and evening. It is a four-act di.tir.a containing n great thai of the fun anil simplicity of honest country li'e and deserves large autli enct s nt today's uud tomorrow's af ternoon nnd evening performances. Darleleh, as "SI" Slebliins, faithful ly portrays the rugged, honest fanner ef the m-t, and he is given good sup port by on elllcient company. The show carries its own orcli-stra. Spe cialties nre included In the play, one act deserving special mention is th uerolj.itlc work of Hoarse Jacquin. It would be ho'd to imagine anything better In that line. FATHER I'EZA ARRESTED. lie Is ( Iiii ru cil Willi Disposing of the I'aisenr.;! I'uin sliings. ' Uev. ?Hch:"l I'-za. the prl-'-t who tyas until recently rector of i.'t. .1 ) seph'a I.ithunlnn cnlholle church, wits sent to jull ly Alderninn Howe yester day in default of $sii(i ball. Father Peza was charged by some of the church ollicers with having made off with Hie parsonage furnishing and s-lliiig them to Auctioneer Strong. AMUSEMENTS. Mnvt of tlie comedy of "Secret Ser vice," which w ill be sf en at the Fi'nt!i itmham Fiiday and Sa'tirdny nights, W ill be expl liteil by Odette Tyler nnd W.ilti-r 't l' 1111:1s. Miss Tyler's service! nre valued so highly by Manage'.' l''ioliman I hut he rest ryes her time ex clusively for his n'w Yeik produc! I ns. This is the list time she has a ppe.UYd out-ide of a New York thea'.e-.' for sev ci.'il years. (f all tin- men who.-i Managers Palmer nnd Cindy tiled In tie ili.Ticult p,e 1 if "Little Hillce," Yi'rltei- Tlpunas wus tiie m .st snce"ss ful. lb- is niso remtinbei -d as having made a bi;r hi: In "The Charily Hall." w a "South He fore the War" will be the attraction nl th" Academy of .Viusie toiii'.;ht, tomorrow night and tomorrow tl f lei noun. The cotaoiiny jy, composed i fn'i in' fil'iy 1 pie, including a Plcka- t: in 11 bund cf seventeen little color-1! toys,, poir tii!'i tettes, lv e of Intel: ai'.d win.i, dar.ctis. a coterie cf o:i.!.i' w iil!:..-r. a Rraml 'horns of I'u'ty voices, nnd .0 l'icl-.aiiliicy bund who npponr in the p!ny and hind the t.arade of the ( oinpany. which st'irts from the Acad emy tit ll.:;o :i. in. today. g oin- ( f the mosj notable and Interest ing ihi unit -al 1 vents of next week will be tite uppci..ia:u c of Dciln Foy m Ho load of her ov.11 opera rouipany at t .'itiit'ei iy f AI11 ;b- Monday ov.-nir.tr in a .et:d vl'l'- o.' n i'a emit! -d "Tiie I. it lie Troopt r." U io an ad.i;.iation from th - French l.y-Ciav M. (.-reene and William Kltist. "The ,;an In the Iron Mask," which appeals. In 10 at tile Academy of Music Ttvs.'ay 1 v nlng. Sept. 211. in a play cf ri al dramatic Interest and power, nnd I 1 the hands of Mr, ponnM Kobertson (who bv the way is its udiritrr) nnd Miss Iht ndoii lamnias. should be given a strong production. AUTUMN LEAF EXCURSION. 'i'o li iversiile Park, I..'iticshoro, Pa., I'riilay, Scpleinlicr "."ith, ls!)0, via Hie Poptiinr llclav. arc and Iludsnii It ail ru. -id. UA'eisiile IV. rk is situate:! cn tlu r-.osi leaitf'.fu: ami nlctmo-Sfilli' p.a--ib.-n of the usqut-hanan -river, ot wl ich two elegant steamlio.ts make a rciiod trin if f 111 1- en imlts for ttv n ty cent--. Path ins. toli.-g.in Flldes, a fin? iiie!iy-:;"-iouiid and a large pavilion add 'o the attractions of the park. 1 Sp:( I il Hnln will leave Sciunton at 8.10 o. in. ai d lemming leave the park at "i.mO p. in. F..re lor ihe fund trip, a luits $1.00; chih'rtn Go cuts. For furl her Infor mat on address H. W. Cress, ilisti'lc: liar:;, rger a? nt, Seinnton, Pa. Ash Your Denier for Mt-Oar rrh'B Insect Powder, 25 and 10-ccnt boxes. Never sold In bulk T.iko no oiiiir. The auction wile of furn'ture at 40G Jefferson uve.. will continue today at 2 o'clock. A. It. Harris, Auctioneer. Opening. A dainty line of Children's Coats nt the Kuby HiiBanr, 512 Spruce street. XX Vi'hlto Knvelopes for 17c. at 3c. Store, 523 Luck'a. ave. imaiumhu. It A MSHA W-TA YLOR til Dunmnro, Pa., Sept. "J. Istiii, Hohert Tj KftiiiKhnw and Miss Kiiz-ibeth Tnzer. both of Forty Fort, Pa., by liev. W. K. alhhoiiB, of Uunmoru, at the Presbyterian muuse. HARD WORKING C. E. COMMITTEES Three of Them Met Last Night ia the ' Y. M. C. A. Building. NEW CONVENTION ARRANGEMENTS .lliis Ynu Dcr Voait Hill Be th Con trnlto Suloistrians Tor Noou Erunsclistic .Vcctiiiss iu Suburban Scctious and 1'uctoric uud Miops. Ccmniittce .Heelings Are Public. Uig Rully Next Thursday. That the local Christian Endeavorers are hard at work preparing for the coming convention was apparent last night at the Young Men's Christian Association building where the commit tee of the Junior superintendents and the ushers' committee were In at tendance. The committee of 'Wi, the chief convention executive: body, trans acted quite u volume of new business nnd received reports from many of the sub-conimlltees. Miss Elsie A. C. Van Per Voort, the contralto soloist of Kim Park church, wus engaged for one of the three con vention soloists. The other two will be Professor and Mrs. J. II. Lowe, two Srospel singers of 11 reputation almost national. The soloists will slug one or more times daily ut each of the three places of meeting, the Frothinshum, Academy of Music and Kim Park church. I'ev. Thomas Hell reported for the noon evangelistic meetings committee that tiriuiigcmcnts hud been made for outdoor meetings on Wednesday nt Providence square, Prlceburg, Throop, Keyser Valley and Feltsvllle. Thes. services will be conducted by Endeavor mission bands. There will also be ser vices Wednesdays ami Thursday noons In the factories and shops of the city. Contracts were made for the decorat ing nf the three convention audito riums. Information was r-ceived concerning the prooi'Hod tinio of ariival of delega tions from pinny re. Hons of the state In special tiH lnn or special r irs attach ed to regular tiHns. Tills Information was turned over to the reception com mittee. Progress was reported by the com mittee having in charge the big rally next Thursday evening In the Penn Avenue Mapllst church. That will be the final gathering of the Endeavorers before the convention. The committee of ' wishes It under stood that the presence of outsiders will be well cmed ut any and all committee meetings. The reception committee will meet tonight In the lecture room of the First Presbyterian church. MISS BANCKER IN OUR FLAT. Large Audience llntcitaiiicd nt the Academy olMInsic. Tint Miss Kmily Ttancker firmly In trenched herself in tiie good graces of SerantonlaiiB during her appearance in this city last season was apparent lust night hy the large audience that gath ered in the Academy of Music to tee Miss Hanekcr and her company In "Our Flat." The comedy is as Irresistibly funnv ns ever, and If the luushlcr of last night's audience Is any criterion. It was hlvrhly entertained. Preceding the eonn.tly a curtfiln raiser, "Comedy and T;ng I;'," wuu given, which gave Miss l :;nu.!;tr m npn"! tu"Hy to do gome clever emotional work. - - - WAITING FOR THE PAPERS. Sherill ( lemon 1 lins Not let Notified Iloschino of Hit Cood Fortune. .Murderer Joseph lloschlno Is not yet aware that tin- board of pardons has acted favorably In his case, nnd he will not be until Sheriff Clemons re- iiii MILLINERY. The exhibit ion of Fall millinery hnB attracted such throngs us revri- befoie. I'veu our large, commodious quartern wore too small for your comfori. The store Is as. fucked with newness gat lured from everv clime, and the latest tips of Paris fashion ar? here for yt in- Inspection. Vety ii"arly three hundred trimmed Ki'ts and liounots attribute to this unmatched exhibit, while artists nr.. al your hhli'ing to take hints from these pud li'or.i y ni and thus produce a Ho;ui"t to your liking. We don't 1. 1 anybody give you quite ns much for your mon.y as you'll gn here. A. R. SAWYER 133 Wyoming Avenue. REEVES JONES, CX('E!iT PIANIST. (Musicul Director rf the Pl.-st Pres'jy. tcrun Church) Tcnxlici tf I'iaao, Organ uud Harmony; Also the Art of Aocoin I'Hiiyin 'i'aiii.'.lil. Stttuio at Rcsi. donciMif the LATE 1 1 ERR KOrFF, :5l)'2 Ail. 1111s Avenue, Scranton. 1! SETS Cf IKE SUB Icciiulini tha painic&j istraetiajof toth by an entiiely nuw prou.sj. S. C. SNYDER, D. D. S., l Er.-ucefct., Qpp. Hotel Jcrinyn. The Selections Of the World find their way to this carpet stock. We are not content with buying from one maker. Each must j-ield up his best. Iu this way we get a varied and beautiful stock. Our aim is to give perfect satisfaction to every one. Nothing is misrepresented. You get solid spend with us. CARPE SIEBEGKER & WATKINS. Lackawanna Avenue. Opposite Wyoming House. celvea the oflicinl document from Har risburg. That comes by mail and may arrive today. While -the sheriff known tha the sen tence la commuted to Imprisonment for life, he prefer to wait and notify Ito BChino of the cheerful news after the document signed by the governor ar rives. As soon as it comes Hoschlno will lw told that the gallows ta not hi portion. The finest teas nnd coffees can? be bought at the Scranton Tea store at reasonable prices, C25 Lackawanna avenue. Tailor made fall suits and overcoats, latest styles. John Koss, S07 Spruce street. Steam Heating nnd Plnmbing. P. P. & M. T. Howley. 231 Wyoming ave. Dr. McDowell, dentist, 240 Adams avenue. Try Jordan's one-half minute stews. Tha King cf PI1U Iz Beecham'l. BKKCHA.MS. IE IS A SKILLFUL ART. And the skilled repairer U close akin to the manufacturer. We coin bine both. If you have any tine watch and any part is broken or lost we can replace it. Do not have your watch ruined by incompetent workmen, let us tlx it. NO CURE, NO PAY We clean any watch for ji oo and warrant it BERRY, THE JEWELER 423 Ucliawanna Avanua. UIMRY ON Thursday, Friday and Saturday a SEPT. U. 25 iD AT POWELL'S Jluslc Store. PIANO SPECIALTIES: Chickering iThe ftanc'uru ef tlie V.'urld,) I vers & Pond iWilh Patent Kof:-Stop,j McPhail (With Compensating Rods.1 Morris & Hyde (With Transposing KeyboarJ.) And other excellent makes. Prices and terms on application. TS. value for ever3r cent 3'ou HI I GRAND QPEM (Tarle Rros. ""a (.."'4'jy "i rn 11 1 H j 4 J. BOLZ. Wonderful Values this week4 Tho prices quoted are but samples of the saving items through our store. Every thrifty mau or womau will appreciate the gain. Capes. Early Fall Capes, which were sold at $7; sale price - $3.50 Pana tR. calo nrlna . 9 Kft wuiu W auia iiiUB fciuv Cape $3-50; sale price, - - 1.50 Early Fall Coat, which were sold at $8; sale price, - 4.00 Coat, $7; sale price, - - - 3.50 Watch this space for our Fall Opening. Have your Furs repaired by the only practical furrier In the city. Of this week we will con tinue Our Elaborate Dis play of Pattern Bonnets flats. Children's Headwearand High Class Millinery Novelties, Rich and Ar tistic Headgear, evolved and created by the lead ing European modistes as well as the product of our own unexcelled work room. HASLACHER'S MILLINERY, II. LANGFELD, Successor, 324 Lackawanna Avenue Sixty Candle Power It is no use of having an old slyle lamp when you can get the best for iiitle money. Call and examine our stock. 31 Peon Avi Cpp- Baptist Church. Middle of the Block. WILLIAM S- MILLAR, Alderman 8th Ward, Scranton ROOMS 4 AND 5 OAS AND WATER CO. BUILDINO, COEREB WYOMING ATE. AND CENTER ST. OFFICE HOT7R9 from 7.30 a. m. to p. tn. (1 hour IntermiMlon (or dinner sod suDpor.) Particular Attention Given to Collection. Prompt t-ettlement Ouaranteed. Your Bu(. aeu U Respectlully Solicited. 1 elephes 134. Bl HATS AT Dunn's 138 WYOMING AVENUE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY