THE SCTJANTON TWBUNE-KONDAY MORNINC. JANTJATtY 4, 1SDT.
, Department
AJ'lwJtvw. st
BLAIR AND GRIFFITHS
AS'INDEPENDENTS
Tlic Newest I'liase In Hie Fifth Ward
Aldcrmanlc Muddle.
WIlV MR. GRIFFITH WAS PUT OUT
JInrr) llmd-luiu , Who ns One "i"
tin! limits, Clvei His Side of tho
lUfctioti KiiKitilu---Thev llinl
Tronilc KiioukIi in the Ilmith und
Did Xot WutU Ail) Hon1--Position
That Alderman Hlnir Ttil.o.
Bcnjnmlu (IrlllltliK who vvni dpieiitod
by Unoe votes fu the llotmliilt'an
niimlimtlon I'm nldi'imnn ot the Fifth
tv mil at tlio tt linn. U-i held S.itutduy,
Doc. 2G anil M Ij lilali, nilutluM tin
MiVcosful enudldiite, will inn n lmle
jt(.ndunt tickets ut the. election In
Vehnmii. Ml. Gtlillthi "emii'il the
noii'tsniy blnnlc ut tlu utile ' "f tin'
Cduiity eomiiilrt'dimi'Ui list Mituiiiuy
mul In? nnnoutuul tlmt ho will 111" the
nomination imiieth on i btfoiu .next
TJiurfcdav
Mi Willi has not yet publicly till
jioiiiir.nl his rniidlduc, but toll 'filb
r r ,r . , , , i'i.Io
Uni' IVJIOlllt 111 SWllPU Ml IMl"i ui
iileniH hiul lli'tleil him to i un Jndr-
'fcemlelit. Ilo' Is inclined to fuvur he
request, anil in n few ilnyi In nil nurti-
ftlilllty ,M.r, Ul.Tli; will announce his
fanilljiu.yv v - - i ' ' ' .
This will niaK" throo tamlld.itcp,
'uiaii. r.iimtii"iiii(f ifi.-i'aiai'i Davic-s,
lu lecnlved the nmjoiltj of voles at
th4 election, '
TiiorrnLi: in Tin: thihd.
The tiotibli' si ems to haU' been In
the Tjilnl iljstilrt of the waul Mi
OrlDUhs ijlwes that he was iinfnftly
tie.tr'-d ami that he, peirtoimllyi was
abused when he went to look after his
Intel fits .In thnt disttlit
i W admitted 1j both sides that
tllDtJiK vv,as tin own boillly out oC tli
election booth, 01 mine piopeih, aback
room In-the Fioiuh Uoof hotel me
reason for the ejection us 1 elated 15
tttritp Ui.ul,slu,..hu1nH,n candid ite
gor'tegi'stl'i of voters in the dlstilet,
nd nus nl,so one of the vlsllants lit the
'mum, list, to n Tribune lejioitur .last
rt-Miilni? is an follows:
'I (i' outside of the booth when
"Wnid came'to me that theie was tiou
ldc Inside Thev ased me to ko In and
pacify the behind ents, as 1 wns iiet
Vmallv acijualntoil with the bo.udof
ekctlop otllreis and many of thu vot-
S When I wint In a ciowd of about
thlily nie.i, niostlj HuiiBaiiuns and
church; at tor. a (lierlouVof pK months
probation or trial candidates may en
ter the chinch after tnklnir the bap
tismal covciutnf. lAt, thu Simpson
chtiieh In the gv(:n1itg fpeclal NeW
Yeai's Ron lees woie held. The choir,
under the direction of 1'iofcssor AVIIl
laVn 3oi1es. siuiK-Meclnl nnthunis. HeV.
J. 11 SWeet, paHtur ot Hip chinch,
liHached muoloiiueui seimijil on tho
Oppiopiltile waulrt from Kceleslastes,
ll, 8, "Hettur 1h the 13nil ot a Thltiff
Than the' lU'slnnluK TheicOf" The
chui'ch Was filled to ltn utmost capacity.
onnAa1 pm'a: wiNiVnit
I'hllln 11. Waiien, whose picture nc-
coinpanlis this eitlcle. won the bass
solo pilve from six competltuiH at the
eisteddfod ln'lil on New Vein's Dav In
the Welsh Gal Inlstlc Methodist chuich,
llellevue. Ml. Wanun Is one of the
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ever. Call anil oxamlno them. Uood
t.talns, paints, window class, etc. Clerk
at store till hours of night.
SECOND HAND FUUNlTUnE -Cash for
anything you have to sell, rurnlturc,
Stoves, Tools, etc. Call anil sco ths
etock of J. C. King, 701 to 7W West Lack
awunnu avenue.
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l'liii.ii' n. WAnnfiN.
bjft bass aliiRtjs In the vallty. Ho
hn tiinti' sur possfnl In nearlv every
elsteddfodfc contest irt which he has
p.utlilp.ited. Out of twenty contests
he has won seventeen pil?es Mi.
Wan en has been hIiirIiik ioi fouiteen
jeais "While In Wales, ho was under
the tuition of Dan Davis, the liunous,
and he also assisted the emit Welsh
sdiiKei In oiatoilo and conceit wotk.
Ml Wait on has also been a pupil of
T J. Davles and Tom Watklns In
Reianton he Is a meiiibei of the choir
at St Juki's ihuich. A's a singer Ml
Win ten's method savots dellKhttully
of the opi'iutlu aitist. Ho sIiirs
stialKht fiom the vocal chords, no talse
music hi stlnlned sweetness, it is all
natuial. Ills voice is big and volumin
ous and he biiuRs out the Innei niian
Iiik of the piece undet attention He Is
uv jioulnr with his acquaintances and
beats his honois In a way llliiin; to
their, bestowal He Is a mauled mnn
and lives on Xoi th Lincoln avenue
Mis Wan en. his wife, is also a talent
ed boprauo soloist.
A number of Mr. and Mrs. I,. S. Hall's
f I lends trndeted them u surprise putj
nt their homo, on l'litimm street, Satur
dii. The occasion bcltiit the twentieth iin
nlverMirv of Mr. and Mis Hall's niairlaKC.
An mjovalilo eveiihiB was spent by all.
Those pusenl wete. Ml. and Mis. i
Lewis, li ami Mis. lMvviiul lietij liulii,
Mi and Mrs T S Momans, Mr anil Mis
W O Millet, Mi. and Mis. 11. It. llulburt,
Mi and Mrs Uuny Jenkins, Dr. and Mis,
Hentlev
Piiiielul s-eiv'ces vieto held yesterdny
afternoon ovei the remains ot the Into
Miss I'lo Clnncv, who died New Year's
tnotnliiK at the home of her parents, Mi.
u ml Mis. I'lilllp D C'litic, on ltoss ave
nue. The senilis at the house wete held
at 3 o'clock and were conducted by llev.
W n Wntl.ltis, of the N'oith Main ave
nue Haptlst church, of which the de
teasid vmis a faltliful inenibet. A quai
tette, tumposcil of Miss Nellie DeUtnw,
topi alio, Anna Shot win, alto; Itev W. O.
Watklns, tenor, aiul HenJ imln Tliomns,
biisso, satii? several si lections, The I 1 11
bciireis vvcie Thomas nvans, Willi un
Dvans, lienjjinhi Thomas, Uiuiv Din.
vei, rinnk Itlchniils, and Tliomns W
John. The llower girls wete Misses Nel
lie DefJravv, Ann i Hheiwln and licit ha
Watklns.' After the ei vices the lomalns
were taken to Potest Hill cemetciy for
interment.
Willi im Hinke, lite of West Mniket
stieet was bulled vostotdnv nfteinoon
In Dunmoie I'athollc lemetcty Seivlius
were luld In Uolv Itosu church.
Tied Dee, of l'aikir stieet, Is 111 with
InllttiMi? i.
tlarij,. tho Uttle.hon of Di. a,iil Mrs. D,
H Jenkins, of this place, dIM esterdiv
aftqrnonu of black dlphtheilu The little
one hid been sit k onlv a vveik The 111
nelal will lake place tomonovv-afternooii.
John Melltile, the C-venr-old son of Ml.
mil Mis.. Ulchatd Mllule, of Na Am,'
avenue who tiled rTivv tlnvs atio, will be
bulled todav nt 2 p. in Intel mint will bo
m n lie In Hvtle I'.ltk Catholic eimetciy.
Michael MeNlsh, who tiled Diidav morn
Itn; of pneumonia, will be bulled this
mninhiK A hlKh mass ot lequlcm will be
celebilited 111 Holj Itosntj church, after
which the hodj will be tnken to lldo
l'ark Catholle cemiteij.
Annie Patten, of Olviihnnt, circulated
nnioiiK ft lends 111 this section jesteulaj.
Thomas Dvaiis, who has been vlsJtliiK Ills
paitnts, Mr and Alls Kinjamlii Dv ms,
of School stieet, will leave toilaj fot New
A ink, whole ho will lesinue his studies In
the New Yoik College of I'huniaiy.
Hev. Newman Matthews hus u signed
ns pastot of the I'm Han CongteKatlotnl
ehutcli, to take effect 111 the neni futuii.
Howaid l.oclei, of Deposit, X. Y, Is be
liiK elitei tallied bjTnuk Hiis.cll, of Da
vis' diuu stoic
Miss liertha Simmons, who hus been
vlbitlnsr In this section for the past week,
has returned to hei home, In l'lttston.
WHAT IS TO BE SEEN
IN THE THEATERS
Dig Siring of AHrnclinns for (lis Week
in the Pin) houses.
MELODRAMA IS THE FAVORITE
There Ulll Ilo I'our I'loitliccd This
Week and All Aro MrtniK in ti Scenic
ViiV"Closi) ol' thu Multti Comic
Opuin C'ompiinv 's Kiit;n);cmuiil.
Tho Ilv runs l'leasc Two l.ure
Audiences ut the Acnileni) of .llusic.
COMMOX SENSE CURE
PYRAMID PILE CURE CURES
PILES PERMANENTLY BY
CURING THE CAUSE.
W1NNHHS AT THH SHOOT.
At the bilck yard shootltiK match
No w Yeai'.s Div the follow tig weic the
shootois, with theli scoie:
Will James 10 0 0 1
SlmDiMs 11110
.Iphn Hughes 0 1110
Dave Nicholas 0 0 1 0 U
Steve llaicvh 0 1111
Thomas Y Jones 0 110 1
John Van ISoiBcii .",., 10 111
I'lnnl? MUnvarlc 10 0 10
WIlHl-eonnd 10 111
John I'bnn 1 1 1 li 0
Hi nix Clillen 0 10 0 1
AMUSEMENTS.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
OncNlKbti flomluy, Jan. (.
rtoturn of ilia Wonderful Huactsv Tlmt Ills
."-Ltjiiie lVodiietlon, a Holnimco of
south sij)i:ni:ws.
dhnhfit roit Tin: hospitad.
AmonK the piolmbllitles of the futuie
is n conceit by local slngets tor the
benefit of tho West Side hospital This
has been talked of teccntly, nil It wants
Is some one to canj the all, so to bpeak,
a,' leadei Mho will devote Ills attention
to the uirangemenis.
Polos, vvnie massed nbctut tho cle'ctlon
oillccis, hindeilns tlicli vvoik. Seveial
smaller altei cations pas'" I befoie Gilf
flth eaine in
'lie lushed tlnouh the ciowd of
men to tlio place wheie 1 was htandliiKr
and made a numbei oi uncalled fm' le
. motks,, Theiuupon he was ejected, as
wt had no deslie to have tiouble stmt
'd nhew aftu we woie getting things
uuleted down "
CH'AltGH OP DIHINKHNNHSS.
In leganl to Mi. Ciiilllths' chmge that
the mernbom of the election ho. ml weio
drunk,, iMr. Hiadshnw want? to know
1 3T sueh weic tho case, how is it that
vhen twent Hungai lam attempted to
Vote a second time the boaid ittog-
ril7eib each man and icfused to allow
the lepetltlon If the boaid was lue-
..yionslble this memoiy of f.ues Is lo-
sinuukable, bis Mi Diadshaw, ami,
fuitheimoio, It vvn. not Mi (ililllths
v ho caiih'id the mi est ol one of the
IIiiiiKailan who tiled to "Jicpeat." but
Mi Uiadshaw himself. Mi Ciiilllths
vas not neirf the bliMh nt the time. He
is a votei In the Fouith dlstilet.
Mls Mnmle Conbov Is 111 at hoi home,
on Ced it avenue.
Miss Mamie llolmd, daughter of Mi.
and Mrs C. T Iloland, of l'lttston, leaves
toilnv fot Sttoudsbilis State Noimal
school to take un tho rcKidai couiso ot
stutlj niovltleil In that lnstitulou
Thomas Caw ley hah returned to his
home, on Oliaia stieet, aftei an extend
ed visit In New Yoik state
The funeral of William Carlln will tnke
place .Mondaj attitnoon nt " o'clock fiom
the lesltleuce, 101 lieach stieet Iiitcimmt
In lldo Park Catholic cemeteij
The rallle fot an Aligoiu goat held in
John A. Niks' saloon, on Hkkoi.v stieet,
on New Yeai's Daj was won by ticket
No 2J4
Choice cut flowers and llower de
signs at Palmer &c McDonalds, r41
Spiuce. '
UUNillORi:.
BURIAL OF MRS. 0BERD0RFI-R.
Semoes Held cMcidnv AKciiioop pt
I he. Ctirmnu Pi e-ln Ioi inn ( lunch.
Many Xi tends of the Ian Mrs. Maiy
POheioifei atttniktl the iuneiul sei-
-vlec'S jebtuitlay afternoon The ie
malns.vpo taken fiom the family tesi
flonpe oh'Xoith II j U- Pink avenue to
the (lei man .Dlesliytoilan chuich un
Chestnut stteeti wheie the jiastoi, Itev
Jacob Sqlioetlle pleached the soimon
nna conducted the obsetiule
j'rhoio weio niany beautiful lloial
tiilyites, The llowei Ueaieia well"
Join) linker, Joseph Fostei, Henij
liiuichell and John Filt The pall-tai-eis'
j woie. , Dewli, Noth, Philip
-5t'lin'Ml,-Jo'hn Hi 111, John Slnjitz, Jacub
Itetliej-t and Clulstophcr inland. Hu
rla) Mns made in Foust Hill cemetery.
Among the people fiom out of towm
at, the tuneini weie- William Obei
dofei, Htoohliii, Mt.s. IMwiml AUu'
tln. 'liiooklvn, Mr. and Mis. Homy
Schelble, iitldgj'poit. Coup,: Matthew
Oiess, Dong Island City, John Ober
durftr, l'lttnlon. Mr mid Mis. Dew Is
Shu(t:ei, .lj. and .Iih. Daw Is Obeidor-
. fej. Mi. and Mis. Casper Obeitloifer,
M".nil Mis.,A'llJam Aloje, of l'ittf
tur., ,
-J '.
mSiIdcunt social AFFAIHS.
Mfb 1'dna Kaxe cntei tallied Hntui1-
. (lay evenlni.' In honoi ot Miss Maiy
DaltJ, V Dalevllle. 'Chose pi esent woro
thUkWtffc.es Dijio, litlicl. Umtunle Ve-
Jowsjj klMiil and Lelle Poitor, ami
"Me.ssrs.Yaooiuo Wiilden, Joseph Wag.
''iUt. Dugeno Hull, Wll'l Dale, of Dale-
ll'l',Ji'oin Hall, of. Oleiilnunj John
Lewis, of Klnast;ne; John Austin, of
)Y opilng .semlijm y ,
Miss. Dltzabeth Hulsei, of South Main
avjenue, untcitalncd a few of liei friends
at her home.
nDqnPrioN of pitonATioNnns.
"HhHren piohatloners woie received
Into full membership of the Simpson
, Mothodlst Hplscopal cluncli at the ser
vice J'estm day mpmln.g. Tlio 'adinls-
i slon was in cording to the, fonns of tins
NEWS NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Today a partj of ladles under the di-
lection in M.itiun Smith, will spend a
few' houtte In sewing foi the hospital.
At 7 "o o'clock this ev i nlng a Masonic
school of institution will be instituted
in Mnsonle hall for the tuition of the
jounget inembeis of Hde P.nk lodge
Competent instiuctots w 111 be in eh uge
TJie itiiuijts of the infupt son ot Ml.
and 4Mis Douse, of Washbuin btteet,
weio Intel it'll Satin day afteinoon in
Washbuin stieet eemeteij.
Mis M II. Mill, wife of the lectin of
St David'1- chut ih, last Satin da stait
otl an Industilnl class fin the benefit
of tho chlldiin of the palish The
flist meeting was veiy suctessful.
Talb son Phillips t etui ned Satin day
to the IJnlveiblty of Pennsylvania,
whole he Is a student in the dental
department,.
Palmer Williams, Deit Evnon, Will
Mon if:, Ileit Fein and Joseph Jeie
minh me nmottg the West Side bo s
who will tetiiin to school today.
John Owen, of Oak stteet, has le
tuuied f i oin a, .suieessful hunting tiip
In the lcinlt of Newton
Hotel Keepet James Powell, of Oak
stieet, has placed a sidewalk In fiont
of his piopeitv
Dav Id Owens letuins tomotiow to
Hloninsbulg State Nounal school '
William Dul dick left Satutday for
Nt w Yoi k, w hoi e he w 111 spend the wln
tu. ,
Fied Ecl-.le, or Dutteiinllk Falls, Is
lsltlng on this side
Tho olllclal boaid of the Simpson
Methodist Episcopal chute h will meet
this evtplngat 7 o'clock slim p.
This ev t nltig at the p'lj mouth Congi e-
gatlonal ihutcli unkmserv Ires will bo
held, its a beginning df a week of piay
ti Ucv J P. Moffatt, of the Wns.h-
huiu Stnet Pieshi tenan ohuiin, will
conduct the t.et vice.
The funeral ot the late MIna Lulu
Itudci, who dlid at Tmiytown, N. J,
took plate Satuidaj afteinoon tiom the
reMdejico of her tnothei. Mts John
uuiii, to iiu uuiji xitio i'ati av o
nue Hev J, TI Sweet pieathed the fu
nei.11 hennon. The pall-benreis woie:
Itobeit Salter, John Evans, Hlchaul
was made In Washburn stieet ccme
tei v .
Ml km Eva Schuyler Wylier anil TianU
C. Huber wete uuletly man kd bj Hev.
Hogeis Isiael, lector (f St. Luke's
chuich, on Tliuihdny evening They
SvlU'ieskle Irt this pai t of the t It
Tho Fifth Wmd Republican club Is
igiltieHUd to meet this evening ut S
t o'clock shnip In Edwards' hall, Uy ot
dei.of Pjpsldent David StuUfoul,
t Tht- vvcek of oraver wll) be observed
by the Hampton Stieot Methodist
,Eplseopal clitn ch, Sei v if es w ill be held
eaeh evening at 7,:!0 o'clock under dl
tOi'tlun of the pastoi.
Cholco cut (lowers and llower de
fvlgps at I'almei iz SIcDonalds, EH
Spruce. '
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. est Siila Ilusiucss Directory.
HAHniDT J. DAVIS, rLORIST.-Cut
flowers and funeral designs a specialty,
101 South Main, avenue; two doors from
, Ja,ksori street,
MOrtCAN'S PIJAUMACY-IOI NOHTU
nvehuo Wai ranted pure drugs and
chemlcnls. Prescriptions catefully pro
paretl. Fine stationery and blank books.
A arpu stock suitable, for Christmas
presents. Teachers' Ulbles cheaper than
Peter Ilobdav, of Schumacher avenue,
Ins i etui ned Horn u llshlng tout In 1'lko
count J He brought back seventeen splen
did pickerel, seveial of which w eight d
time pounds
.Miss Edith IJrannlng, ot Wllkes-Hitio,
who has been the guest of Miss Annie
Dimming, of Eolith stieet, foi the past
few das, has i etui lied home..
The following are the olllceis of the
Piesbvteilin Siiiul i school, who wete
elected estiidu In the church parlois to
sei vo for tin ensuing juii Supoilntend
tnt, Aichbild llijikn, asslstalit supeiln
tendent, M L Speck, secietnij and tteas.
mei, b I! liuekkj , assistant seiretaiy
and tieasiuci, Aithui Close; llbtarlans,
Ceotge Nye and Piank Mace, assist ml
Ubiatian, Chalk-!. Hi own, pianist, .Ml"9
Inbtl Chi 1st
Theie will be a meeting of tho SKlh
Wmd lupiihllcaii club this evening at S
o'clock, In the clubs hoaduii it tei J, on
Tilpp avinue
Mis C Ktlsii, of Kelseivllle, Pa , is the
guist ol hei son, Ileinj Kelset, of iouith
stieet
Dineht and At thin Close, of Elm stieet,
have i etui ned fiom a visit with filemlh
in l'lttston.
Satin du t veiling, Jnn H, a meeting of
the Loal Timpei.inec Legion will bo held
In liojks lmll Aftei thu meeting tin elec
tion of olllceis will be held
llcoin'o Ellis, of Church stnet, Ist,uf
fuilng fiom a poisoned foot, the result
ol stepping upon a iust null.
Miss Sua Iliin'his is slightly indlspo-JOd
a,t lie i home, on Hlnkeb stteet
fhli and Mis Llmei Kenned.v, of Pet k
vllle, are the guests of Mi. and Mrs. 11
Kilsei, of Poeith sti Let.
Mi ami Mis Sldi)e Stone havo returned
fiom tin li wedding tour and have taken
up theii i evidence on James stieet. The
vveie pleasnntb seinatkil b the Juillot
OnU'i ot Aineiltan Mechanics' band Sat
in da evenlmr
'Ihu Intatiilescant light burners of Dun
mote hnvt tecclved notice to the effect
tint theie will be n t 'diictlon of "J'i per
cent on the pike beginning Jan. J, 1SU7.
Pi link Mace, of Dudley htteet, 1ms 10-
tuini'tl fiom a visit with fi lends ,iu Pltts
tou Prank C'laik of Oveibiook semlnaty, Is
v kiting his patents, on Chestnut stieet.
The Infant daughtci ot Mi. mid Mis.
Hobeit Haul. In, of Clnj avenue, Is vei
ilek.
Miss Mai Ellen Thornton was pleasant
lv surenlsed ut liti home, on Dtlnkei
stieet.'New Yen's night, b a numbei of
fi lends .
.MINOOKA.
Tho Wnlte Comic Opera company
closed Its week's engagement nt the
Fiotblnghnm StiUnday by pioduclng
"Olivette" In the afteinoon and "The
Mascot" at night A numbei of nitls
tlo living plcttues vvqie shown at the
close of both perfoiiuuucos This week
the company will be In Wllkes-Uarre.
Oliver Hyton and his tnlonted wife,
Kate ll5ion, weio seen nt the Academ
of Music Satin day nfteinoon In the
"Tut n of the Tide " and Satin day night
In the "lips and Downs of Life" llotli
poi foi main os weio well attended In
the "tJps mid Downs of Lite" Mis D
lon has a ltile to which she Is par
tlctllailj well suited The diaiini Is of
the melo-diamatle older, full of stait
llng situations with plenty of comedy
to liven up the rionm Mis Hvronwns
seen In tho role of Janes .liiilklns, who
mnstiucadcs as a duchess, and Ollvei
Uyion tiuthfully interpieted the lolo
of Vivian Hansomo.
t
This will bo a lively week at the
thcnteis At the Aiutlemv of Music
"Conn Hollow" will bo scon tonight,
"The Ileal t of Chicago" Wednesday,
mid Thin stlay nights, mid "On the
Mississippi" Ftldny and Satuiday
nights. The attt actions nt the Ftoth
lnghain are: Mottdaj and Tuesday af
ternoons mid evenings, tho Hossow
Stat Specialty eoiiipan , Thuisduy
evening "Shaft No. t," and Ftldny mid
Satinduj evenings and Satuiday mati
nee, "Pock's Dad Hov " Davis' thea
tei will have a stiong atttaetlon In Me
and Jack" the Hist tlnee dais if the
w cek.
"A Romance of Coon Hollow" Is one
of the laigest dramatic organizations
on the load. Besides a magnificent
equipment of scenic, calcium and olec
tilcal effects and a stiong nctlng com
pany, tho tioupe catties a hi ass band,
a battalion of coloied bov nnd girl buck
dnnceis and two quattettes. It Is
M'lendldb consti noted, the chmacteis
are llesh antl blood beings the plot Is
veiy diamatlc and intetestlng, and the
humoi genuinely funny, without being
nt all f.ucical. A number of exttliisic
fenttues lend Intciest to the pioduc
tlnn. The eloctticnl t ffects, shoviing
the featutes of a night In n southern
counti place mo both novel and piet-
tj. "Coon Hollow" will be seen at the
Academy of Music tonight.
The vvondoiful midget Rnssovv bioth
eis and a stiong special! company
will be seen at the rrothlnghnm this
an 1 tomotiow aftet noons and evenings
Neithei of the btotheis Is as laige as
a full-sized two- on -old child, but
elthoi can juggle with weights heavier
than himself with tho ease and grace
of a Sandow. Though the combined
weight ot both Is scaicely lift pounds,
and theli combined height much less
that ot the ttvotago man, the me
nevettheless pel feet In evei limb The
othei attiactions with the company me
selected mtlsts fiom both hemispheres
nnd Include Leav Itt and Nevello, Jug
gleis, the Huillngton slsteis, slngets
and dancets; Almoiit and Dumont;
Tom Flynn, who will tell ou tunny
stoiles, Liich and Jewell, the lellned
sketch team and Coutuio biotheia,
dating actobats Popular pi lees will
ptevall dining the engngement
Kcniurknblc lU'ineily Which M HrlitRlni; Com
fort to Tlioiisniuls of Snllercn.
Plobnbly hnlf the people who see this
at tide suffer fiom piles. It Is one of
lite (oinitionest diseases and one ot the
most obstinate. People have It foi
eaiH and just because It Is not Imme
diately fatal neglect It CmelesHiiess
causes no end of Hufftilng Caieless
ness about so simple a thing as piles
hag often eaused death. Homotihages
occur tiom no iippaiont cquse and loss
of blood causes death, llcinonhages
ocoui during suiglcul tieatnient, often
enuslng death.
Piles me simple hi tho beginning and
etisll cut oil The can hu cuied even
in the wot st stages, without pain or
loss of blood, qulekl, surcl and com
pletely. There Is only one lemedy that
will do It Pyiamld Pile Cute.
It allnvs the liillamimition Imme
diately, Heals the lltltated sill face anil
with continued tteatinent ledilees the
swelling and puts the membinnes Into
good, sound health tontlltlon The
cine Is thoiough ami permanent.
llete aie some voluutaiv mid unsolic
ited testimonials we have Intel le
eilvod Mis. M. C lllnkly, 001 Mississippi
stieet, Indianapolis, Iud , says HnV"
I been a sufleier fiom the pain mid mi
nt, mice of Piles fot llttoen cms, tho
P.vrnmld Pile Cuie anil P.vianild Pills
gave me lmtnedlato lellef and In a short
time ti complete cine
Major Demi, ot Columbus. Ohio, says:
I wlsh'to add to the numbei of ceitlllo
ates as to the benellls doiived ftom the
Pyiamld Pile Cuie. I stiff civil fiom
piles fot twenty yens mid two boxes
of the Pt.unld Pile Cuie has. eftcctual
ly cut od me.
Most dtugglsls sell Pyiamld Pile
Cuie or will get It lor you If ou ask
them to It Is one ilollai pel package
and Is put up ottU b the Pimnld
Ding Co, Albion, Mich.
A the "Old Homestead" U to the North, su
Is "Coon lltillow" to tlu Smutli. Now hecn
erj, New E'ffccts, (lrcnt Compnin. Ilctter
than ever rile- Ciitttm lre, the Stcnmbtint
Knee, uiu wiincing Curnltal, a llot ol ecle
iiriucu iiucK niui wing uancer4, I
tcttcs, bunt SlnKlng.
IMJICIJS.-tlnlkr is;, Italciui Jscnml 35c,
Orelietrn Circle 511c, Orchestra mill Parlor
Chnlr 75c.
THE FROTHINGflflM.
Wnpner & lel, MnnnRer.
John I., kerr, Acting Manuijer.
Mnnilny nmt Tucsilnj , .Inn. nnd fl,
Matinee Monday and Tuesday,
THE FAMOUS R0S80W MIDGETS
MAIt bPI.CIAI.1Y CO.
Tin greatest viimluvlllo oritiinlzitlon In tho
win lit, bended by 1 lie Riimnv llrothers. Carl.
11) fin q of iiir? 'lint hen In height, ll)H pnutuls
In wulglit. rranz,!4Jt'nrs of ago, HOluclios in
height, -- r "inula 111 vi u I g h t TI111 Hinnlluat lnuu
l 1)1 CCIC- I '" 'llu txiliu n tiiiiiuLiin mitt t.iiiiH'tlltllli!. i m
wo Qnar- ('nshio Cnincdy l'tilii. l.jiich fc Jnvroll, Tom
I riynn, Abuiiuc nnd Dumont, '1 ho uurllngtoii
sjisiern, iiercn cnutilii! miti Leav ut una
Novnlls I'lMCUS-isc , 35c, ,15c. and 50c.
Mntlnee Prices, 10c , aoc and ,10c.
CADKMY OF MUvSIC,
Weilncsilny unil riitirsday, Jan 6-7
Lincoln J Ont ten's Newest Spoe
tncular 1 reduction,
HEART fSF CHICAGO
Shaft
A Monitor bccnlr aurprle itoid tho
uc'scilption tit tlio Mil vulnus Ap
pioichliiK 'liaiii Scetio,
QCC 1 he Masonic Temple Uoof Uarilen.
UUU The typical Chic ia htreet becne.
1 he Panoramic View of the South Side
The Hunting of CIiIiuko
PKICI.S-Onlleryt. 15c: ISalcnnt ate 35c ;
Orehc5trti Circle, .sue; Orchestra ana I'nrlnr
Chairs, 7,se.
Hobeit Cat tot, of Caiboudale, who last
vear was defeated foi inn 01 ot that
olt b Attoino O'Neill.
KELLY STILL SPEECHLESS.
DAVIS' THEATER
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Jan. 4, 5, and G.
Ml
LESTER W1LLIMS'
BIG EiTRRlGftHZn
THE FROTHINGrlAM.
Wngncr & Rels, MnnnKCs,
John I., kerr, Acting Manager.
Thursihi) , Jan 7. One Night Only.
The bucccssliil Mclo-Drnma,
2.
Original I'rmhicf Ion with Its Wealth of
Ulectrknl Kflectv, tin tier the Management ol
JACOB LITT.
PRICHS 25c, soc, 7,sc anil $1. bale ciscats
opens VV'eilncsduj , .Inn. 5, ut 9 11. in.
DUPONTS
MINING, BLASTING AND SPORTING
Able to 'i hispt't n l.iltlo Vostetdnv
niitl (ivos Hope of Itecovci j.
Fiedeilek Kellv, of Plttston, who was
so strangely stilcken at tho Jeisey Cen
tral hotel Tuesday, has not lecoveietl
his powei of speech Yestiiduy. how
ovor, he was able to whlspet at tlmo3
mid his attending phslclan, Di P II
Keaine hah hopeh of Ills ultimate 10
cov ei y.
At pi esent Internal lemedies onl aie
being applied Ui. Keaine and Dr
Bums will hold a consultation toda
and possibly some new measuies mny
be adopted If the pi esent colli se of
tteatinent does not prove elllcaclous
Di. Kemnev has been unable to find
any immediate cause foi Kell's atllle
tlon and has become tiulte flrml con
vinced that the blow which he tecclved
fiom a hammer in the tin oat ears ago
and which then tempoinrily caused hlin
to lose his vocal poweis, is tesponslble
for tho pi esent veiltable phenomenon
B. L. RICHARDS' PUNERAL.
Admission 10, 20 or 30 Cents,
Two performances dally. Doors open at
130 and 7. Curtain rises at 2 30 and 8 15.
'(JanuTactured at tho Wapwallopen Mlll
Luzerne county, Pa , and at Wil
mington, Delaware.
HENRY BELJN, Jp.
General Agent for tho Wyoming District.
11 WYOMING AVP.NUR, Scranton, Pfc
Third National Bank Building.
AGKNCinS:
THOS. TORD, Plttston. Pa.
JOHN B SMITH & SON, Plymouth, Pa.
K W. MULL1QAN, Wilkos-Barro, Pa.
Agents for tho Repauno Chemical Com
(any's High Explosives.
2,000,000
ij ?'mw-&?wM$
BARRELS
Made and Sold in Six Months, ending Harch 1, 1896,
Total Product of
II, r Casey was a vlsltot In PI mouth
ye3teida. '
Tht public schools will re-open after the
holldit vacation this niuinltig.
The lemalns of a child of Thomas Liff,
who died PtUlav moinlng, wete lnterted
In Mlnook i Catholic cemeteiy estnda
afternoon
Petei Mulllu will uturn toduy to Mans
llcld to 1 1 sum. his stuilks.
John Ciune. the vi ell-known baso ball
pUet, vi ho did such splendid woik on the
.Mlnooku ten 111 last tin, has teiehed a
ilittetlng offoi fiom a boml-piofesslonal
team In "talent New Yoik,
Prom pi cent appeal anus tin, "J7 politl
tlansaie beldiid the times
ilniliiiiiiuattir) llhuunintisiu Cured in
it l)a h.
Morton 1j. Hill, of Lebanon, Ind ,
snn: "My wife had lullmnatory
rheumatism In eveiy muscle and Joint
her suffeilng was tenlblo and liei
body and face were swollen almost be
yond recognition, had been In bed for
six weeks mid had eight physicians but
lecelved no benellt until she tiled thu
Mystlo Cure tor Ilheumntlsm. It gavu
lmtnedlato relief and oho was able to
walk about In thieo lays. I ntn burn
it saved her life." Sold by Call I.orens,
diugglst, Sciantun, 18 Lackawanna
avenue.
"The Ileal t of Chicago," a stiong
melo-dtama fiom the pen ot Lincoln
J. Cnitei, authoi of the 'Tast .Mall,"
"The Dofallltei," "The Totnado" and
othet stltrlng inelo-dnmas, will be the
atttaetlon at the Academy of Music
Vednosda anil Thuistlit evenings
The flist net Is located In the down
town dlstilet of Chicago on the night
of tho Chicago Hie The (lie scene Is
snkl to bo nut on In an etitltol novo
itianuei and to bo veiy effective Oth
ei linpoit.lnt scenes ltpiesint a pnno
lama of the south sldt showing the lake
flout, the five-mile ctlb, bieakwater,
Michigan avenue, State stieet, Wabash
avenue, the AuiUtoilum, Chicago Opeia
house, County building and othei
pi eminent buildings.
Thin stlay evening 'Shaft No 11," a
stiong melodtaina, will be piesented at
the riothlnghaiu. It possesses a stoun
scene, which foi giandein mid leillsm
Is Mild to im auipuss the famous scene
lu "Cleuiiatia " The stoun Is Intio
itucctl with oxtieme naUtialness fiom
a piotty kike socue, where the moon
ikes be ond the tippling watets, and
as. the villain calls attention to the
ccnnlng stoun, the face of the moon Is
bcunetl by clouds of giaduully Inci eas
ing lntenslt Theie aie many scenes
of tin tiling Intel est mid tho play is
H Uudldly mounted and cast
The manager of Lestei & Williams'
cMtavagaiu.a, "Me antl Jnck, has been
In the city seveial tlna concluding ut
langements for the appinuinie of the
company at Davis' theatci the tit st
tlnee das of this week He assuies
Mati.iget Oavls that the atti action Is
lltst-class In eveiy lespect It Is new
to us here, but has been pkted seveial
eais.
RUMOR IS DISCREDITED.
The Heiiiiiins to He Taken Totlii) to
Alton, .N. .
runcial sen lees ovct the remain0 of
li. L "Itlchaids of the Ulchatds Lumber
compari, and who tiled Piltlay moin
lng, took place jestenlay afteinoon at
the family honie, 31Ti Qulncy avenue
Hev Dr. C M. Olflln, of Kim Pmk
chinch, and Hev. HIchaid Hlotns con
ducted the set vices, which were btlef
and simple Alfied Woolei sang "My
Jesus As Thou .Wilt" and "Lead Klntl
1 Light "
Huilal will take place toda at Afton
N Y, The tenialns will bo taken fiom
heie on this morning's "45 o't luck
Delawme and Hudson Saiatoga e
piess, and will bo accompunled b
Mis Hlehaids, hei son-ln-lavv and
daughtei. Captain and Mis W A Mil
and the following pall-bemets fiom
Llm Pink ehui cli's olllclal boaid of
which Mr Hlehaids was a inenibet
C D Jones, AV H l'ctk, Chmles
Schlagei, L O Hesslei, D T Yost, CI.
F. Whlttemote
A biothoi, who lesldes In Williams
polt, was uuaLle to bo heie owing to
the "-eilous Illness of theli inotbei, who
Is now llng at the point of death
ACTORS DO EAT.
(I
U.
The A Mill Alone produced 1,000,000 Barrels,
Largest Run on Record.
Wnslibttrn, Crosby's Superlative is sold everywhere from tho
Pacific Coast to St. John's, New Foiuulland, and in England, Ireland
and Scotland very lturguly, and is recognized us the best flour in th
world.
It Was to Die r.lli'i't Thnt Superinten
dent llaitvillo Is to Kc'bigii.
The tepoit that Division Supeiin
teiident C H. Manville, of tho Delawme
aitdDudsun compaii, was about to le
idgn tould not lu vet Died last night.
The itimor was disci edited by a well-
posted olllclal of the company, C. C.
Hose, who leeently succeeded Supetln
tondent Vatidllng of the coal dep.it t
nient. Mi. Manville resides at Caiboudale
antl made his ltcidtiumteis In Hie Del
awme nml Hudson building in this
city until lecentl Ills olllees mo to
be occupied b Height bollcltot Dick
son, leeently uppolnted, and Dlsttkt
Passenger Agent Ctoss. The lenovn
llous niiiile in the olllce ptobalily gave
Use to thu iuiiku wlilch Included the
Htatement tlmt the cotnpany had began
a sybtem of olllco abolishments and io
ductlonH lu sulailcs.
Mr. HoweiH, who wus connected with
tho coal depai tmont over w lilch Mr.
Vatidllng pteslded, withdrew' fiom ac
tive sei vice on Thursday, the same
day as did tiie latter. Ill health was
the cause. He is to be. succeeded Uy
Olio ot Them, nt I, oust, It u t'p it Hill
nt the Columbia Hotel.
Jad Hattlett, 'D actoi, connected
with the Walte Opel a inmpati, spent
Satuiday night, cbtetda and last
night In the cential police station He
was at tested at tho riothlnbham
Satin da night by Special Ollket
Tluney on a vvnrinut ihatgipg him
with defiaudlng a boaitllng lmuse keep
er. The boaidlng house keepei In ques
tion is P. A. O Hole, of the Coluinbla.
Hattlett failed to settle and feating ho
liitendeil to deenmp without making
good his Indebtedness, had liiui de
tained by fotce ot law.
l 1 1 'A I rVi a H i" I H
LOMNbLL
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
HAVE YOUR HORSF SHOD WITH THI
Removable, Self-Sharp3iilnj
Nevarslip T02 Calk?,
BmEHBEMBER I Efl
Curd of Thanks.
A Caul to the Public.
The untlei signed, foi himself, family
and fi lends, wishes bet eh to publicly
thank Miss Ki timet, supeiinttiideitt ot
the Ltck.iwmtna hospital, and also all
the muses connected theiowlth for the
many kind attentions and the emeriti
tteutment of his wife while confined
at that institution ,-
Thomas Campbell,
Peimanent Man, Chemical Lnglne Co
. -
Uctliif cd Itntcs to tishingtoii on Ac
count ol the liiiiiigiirntiuii tin Penn
s)lvaiiiti Itiiilintid.
For the benefit of thote who doplie
to attend the cetemonles incident to
the Inauguiatlon ot Presldent-ehct
McKlnle, the Pennsylvania Hallioad
compaii will Bell ecuislon tickets to
Washington Maich 1. a, 3. and I. valid
.to luturn ftom Match 4 to d, at the fol
lowing intis j'-ioin rs'ew Votl; JSOO,
Phlhidelphla, J5I0, Haltlmoie. $1 W),
llmttsbuig, J50C, Willlamspoit, $S 70.
Uuffalo, $1120, Hochestei, S104S, Al
touiia mid Pittsburg $10 00, and fiom
all other stations on the Peiuibtvatila
system at i educed lates
This Inauguration will bo a most In
tetestlng event, and will undoubtedly
uttiact a huge numbei of people from
eveiy section of the count!
Tho mngnlllcent facilities of the
Pennslvanln lailiond make this line
the fnvoilte route to the national capi
tal at ull tlmes.and its enormous equip
ment and splendid tei mlmil advan
tages at Washington make It especial
ly popular on such occasions.
Cholco cut (lowers nnd flower de
signs at Palmer & McDonulds, 511
Spruce.
i m
' Tho King ot Pitta la Ueecham's.
DEUCHAM'B. ,
GENERAL AGENTS,
And a full line of iron and
steel Blacksmiths' and Watj
oinuakers' supplier
Irffil 8HARPENINQ' flfl
6TEEL
CENTERED
If Your Horse Is Shod with
s
BWtfE
He Positively Cannot SH
-CRANTON, 'PA.
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ders for composition on newspapers, books,
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Address BUSINESS MANAGER.
THEDgCESONlVSANUFAGTURINGCO
SCRANTON AND WILKES-3AF1RE. PA., Mnnufacturora of
(ftJiAS,,.,., rMiSM,rt
nBfiaHBf? h!SR BSEEJIV
Boilers.
50
IOIU1UIIUIIUIVLII&II1UUI
HOISTING AHD PULPING MACHINERY.
GcuertU Office: SCRANTON, PA.
Vilicn In doubt what to use lor
Kervous Debility. Loss ol Power,
Impotcncy.Atrophv.Vancocelc and
other v ealcnesses, from any cause,
use Sevinc fills. Drains checked
and full vigor quicUy restored.
If mglivifH karljtroulfirfiiuUrtftUT.
Mailed lor Jl 00,uboxes$5 00. With
$5 00 orders w e give a guarantee lo
cure or refund the money. Address
PEAL MEDICINE CO., Cleveland, O.
For sale by JOHN H. PHELPS, Hiaimacit.t, cor. rtcming Avenue and
Spruce Street, Scranton,