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THE PCTfANTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 21. 18!)T.
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ROSSER-MOROANS NUPTIALS.
Ceremony Performed nt tlio Resi
dence on Washburn Street.
. The wedding of MKi Elizabeth 13.
Ho-eser, duughter of Mrs. Thomas D.
Williams, of 1S20 AVnshburn street, to
William J. Morgans took pluce last
evening nt the Jackson Street church
Shortly after 8 o'clock, aH the Htralns
of the match from Lohengrin was be
ing executed by Miss Elizabeth J.
Owens, the Initial party proceeded
down the aisle and weie met at the
altar railing by Kev. Thomas De
Gruchy, the pastor, and the Broom.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Mr. De Ortic'hy in the manner
prescribed by the Baptist ehutch. The
bilde was given away by her father.
Dining the ceremony Miss Owens
played the intermezzo from the Cavnl
llera Rusticnna. The bride was cos
tumed in a neat fitting gown of cream
silk, with pearl trimmings. The
bridesmaid was Miss Maiy Williams,
her sister, and who wore a pretty cos
tume of white organdie over cream silk
and carried roses. Miss Elizabeth
May Harris acted as flower-girl and
looked charming in a gown of white
Mile Thlllp Morgan, a brother of the
groom, wnsbest man.
Immediately after the ceiemony the
hildal party lepalred to the newly
fumlshed losldence at 126 South Re
becca avenue, where Mr. and Mrs.
Morgan will reside. A bountiful re
past was served to the Immediate rela
tives and friends of the contiactlng
patties and congiatulatlons lecclvcd.
Mrs. Morgan is very favoiably known
on this side, having lived hero nil her
life. Mr. Morgan is a trusted employe
of Protheroo & Co, f multure tlealois,
on AVnshlngton avenue The gentle
men who acted as ushers were II.
Reese Orllllths. W. 11. Morgan. I'eter
Lewis, W. G Thomas, W. J. Thomas,
Geoige Nichols, Charles Holley, L'd
ivard Collins.
ENTERTAINMENT AND SOCIAL.
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Voting People of the Gcrmnti
Prcshitcrinn Church.
A verv successful entertainment nnd
f.oclal was held at the Chestnut Street
German ricsb.terian church Inst even
ing. The affair was In chaigo of the
membeis of the Young People's society
and their efforts weie row aided by a
I .ii go and pleased attendance. After
the exercises had been cariled out
there was a ribbon social.
The piogiainmo consisted of leclta
tlons by Misses Lena Schumann, Katie
Huffer, Louise Burseholl, Jennie V.
Lewis, Nettle Keldonam and Kate
Stelnlcke; cnl selections by Miss
Rhoda Claike and selections by tho
Village qtinrtotte. A seiies of tableaux
weie ghen by ten young lady members
of the society. The tableaux were en
titled "The Ten Virgins."
A MORNING MARRIAGE.
The marriage of Miss Bessie Duiklu,
of Jackson street, to Jnmes Kennedy,
of Plttston, occuued at St. Patrick's
church' vestei day motntng at 11 o'clock
in the presence of many fi lends The
bridal paity pissed clown the centie
aisle, while Miss Anna Durkln, a cousin
ol the bride, plajed a match fiom
Mendelssohn At the sanctuary n pil
ing they weie met by Rev. J. 15. Wh -
1 Globe Warebotee
HighGrade Blankets
At Moderate Prices,
This special offering of strictly high class Blankets does not
come under the category of cheap sales, clearing sales, or anything
of that order. Properly speaking, it is merely an OPENING OF
THE BLANKET TUADE for the present season, and to emphasize
the fact we have cut prices on our finest goods for
One Week Only
Those who appreciate quality and comfort will not let this op
portunity pass without at least looking over the
Extraordinary Values
laid out for inspection, and as the same cannot again be repeated
for at least some years to come, owing to the heavy advance in fine
woolens on account of the New Tariff Bill. TRUE ECONOMY will
be best served by buying now.
Blanket Specials
All of these are strictly pure wool of the finest quality. We
have Union of Cotton Blankets in plenty, however, if you want
them.
White Blankets
SIZE. " PRICE.
12-4 Elegant Jacquatd Borders $9,00
12-4 Elegant Jacquaid Borders S.OO
12-4 Neat Fancy Stripes 4,75
11-4 Handsome Jacquaid Boidois 7,00
11-4 Handsomo Jacquard Boideis D,50
11-4 New Stripe Borders 4,73
11-4 Fancy Border Cillfornias G.60
11-4 Fancy Border Callfornlas 4,25
11-4 Fancy Border Callfornlas 3,2r
Very large single White Blankets for Brass Bed Steads. Fancy
Scroll Borders. Very handsome, each 5.00.
Colored Blankets
SIZE . PRICIJ.
11-4 Sliver Grey, Fancy Border $4.75
11-4 Scarlet, Fancy Border 4.73
These figures are a trifle under last year's prices. The advance
in values today makes them worth fully 30 per cent, more than we
will ask for the next six days.
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Globe Warehouse
and Giiv
Ian, rector, and tho beautiful marriage
ceremony was performed. Tho bilde,
prettily gowned In a stilt of changeable
brown, ttlmmed with lac?, wai attend
ed by Miss Matgaret Gallaplur, simi
larly attlrod. Both ladles wote Gulns
Itoiough hats. Thomas Gr.ic. of Pitts
ton, acted as best man They left tho
church while a march from LohengrJn
wns being played nnd lepalred to the
residence of Mr. end Mrs. P Gnllagher,
of Jackson street, when a post-nuptlul
iejist wis served. Onlv the Immedi
ate relatives of the contracting pirties
were nrsnt. Mr. nnd Mis. Kennedy
deoart d on their wedding tour via the
12ri5 Delawatf, Lackawanna nnd
Western ttaln Thev will visit New
Yoik city. PhlHdelpaUv nnd Washing
ton, and upon their return will be nt
home after Nov. 1, In a newlv furnished
homo on Rutler street, Plttston Mrs.
Kenn dy Is well known hete. having
been a tencher at Public sehrol No. 16
for sevetal years Mr. Kennedy Is a
progiesslvc citizen In Pitman, being
selet councilman of the Sixth ward
and holding the position of fot email
at the Plttston stovf works. Ho has
many friends heie.
MISCHIEVOUS BOYS.
The extent of tho mischief of some
boys seems too unlimited. Tor mm
time past several boys whose ages
range fiom 10 to 15 years, have peipet-l-tted
all sorts of mischief about tho
piemlses of David Thomas, who keeps
a small groc-ry store on Atchbald
stieet. On a leeent evening, however,
the boys carried tho" petty ats to a
dangerous point AVhll" Mr. Thomas
wns stabling his hoiso In the bam for
the night he was snip: Is -d, and nar
row Iv iscapari being struck, by a show
er of stones which were -nut h d through
the open door. Mr. Thomas picked up
three of the ini.ils, a;h of which wns
as large as a man's hand, and Is keep
ing thni as mementoes. Had Mr.
Thomas, who Is well on In wits, been
struck, setious l cults might easily
have resulted. Pome of the bojs ato
known to Mr Thomas nnd if their
fceemlngly miliclous mischief does not
cease, legal steps win no tait'n.
ALDERMAN'S COURT.
Warrants wen Issued by Aldeiman
Davies jestcrtlav afternoon at the In
stance of John and Andiew Ri.in and
John Kotchn, all of Keyset- avenue, for
the nppteheuslon of Special Olllcer Eel
waid AVIe.ss. of the Eighteenth ward,
and Gt oceiman Benjamin Aronovlts,
of Seianton stteet. Tho ehatge made
against them Is perjuiy. The defend
ants waived a heating bcfoio Alder
man Kelly last evening and entered
ball. The two men weie nircsted one o
before on a slmllat chatge, but their
case was Ignored by the giand Jury.
BEFORE ALDERMAN KELLY.
A wat rant was issued fiom Aldermnn
John's ofllce vest-iday for the ancst
of Mis. Cornelia. Mllln olored, of Kel
ly's patch. Constable Heity Sippe
sotved the warrant and Mis. Miller
went befoie Aldeimtn Kelly, of tho
Eighteenth waul, and waive d a hear
ing SluenteioJ ball In the sum of $"no
for her apj)irance at ourl and e
Atdcimnn Kelly hoc ime her bnndsmtn.
The chaises pi ef cued agilist li r
weie bi ought by Mis Kale Tayloi a
nelghboi, and consisted of assault nnd
Suburban
battery, malicious mischief, threats,
etc. Uoth parties have, h'od a similar
trouble before.
WILL RESIDE IN DINOHAMTON.
Tho marriage of Miss Katbryn Need
ham, the engaging daughter of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Domlnlek Needham, of Grant ave
nue, to James Dolan, Is announced to
have tnken place Wednesday, Oct. 13,
at HInKhamton, where tho groom re
sides. Th j ceremony was performed at
St Pattick's church and was attended
by a large number of ftlcnds. Mrs.
Dolan Is well known here, vvhllo Mr.
Dolan holds a ery responsible position
w 1th' a large firm In Ulnghamton. They
will reside there.
HOSPITAL CASKS.
William Burge, of ICO South Van
Huron avenue, a laborer at the Brlggs
mines, is being treated at tho West
Side hospital for a serious Injury to
one of his eyes He was hurt Tucs.
day morning by being stiuck by a plcco
of flying coal.
Tunis Thomns, of 327 South Main
n venue, was leceived at the hospital
yesterday for tteatment of severe
burns upon his legs, caused by a lamp
explosion at his home.
PERSONAL MENTION.
The MUss Nellie Genlly and Annie
Dovcrs, of Tenth street, ate tho guesls
of f i lends at AVIllav-Baue.
Thomns AVilllams, of AA'iishburn
stteet, has as his guest, Hairy Hauls,
of Haverfordsbmg, England.
If v. Thomas Do Ginchy and family,
of Rock street, returned yestciday
from a visit .it Lockvllle. Pa.
Miss M'lynarcl, of Chestnut street, Is
entet talnlng her cousin, Miss Elisabeth
Dixon, of Massachusetts.
Mrs. Geoige E. Ilammltt, of North
Rebecca avenue, has leturncd from a
visit at Stiouelsbiiig
Mis. Frank Hivant.of Division street,
Is entertaining Mis. Keancr nnd Miss
Gtoust, of Bethlehem, who are attend
ing the Poeohnntas convention being
held In this city.
Mailcanler George Geary, of Elm
stieet, has r sumed his work after a
vacation spent in Honesdile.
MINOR NEWS NOTES.
The employes of Piiggs' colliery weie
paid on AWdnoxdny.
Soth Jones and Michael Norton le
tuincd last evening from a llshlng tilp
at Lake Caiey.
The furniture .store of G. M. AA'all,
successor to AVall & Banett, of South
Main avenue, has been closed by tho
shei iff on an execution Issued by H.
C. Hlnman, of Tenth street.
Jnmes Jackson was dlsehatgcd jes
teulay by Alderman Kelly, of tho
Eighteenth ward, at a hearing upon a
chatge of being the proprietor of a
gambling house. The charge was pre
fened by John AV. Myers, who was
committed yesterday to tho county Jail
for being Implicated In a stabbing
uffray.
Peter Dotsev paid a fine of $." and
the costs In a heating held before Al
deiman Kelly yesteiday. Doisey had
engaged Thomas Qulnn, a cab driver,
to take him to the West Side. He was
not In the cab when It leached its des
tination. James Nealls, the propiletor
of the cab, had a wairant issued for
Doisey's arrest
Coiporal AVilliam Newman, of Com
pany F, was accouled the honor of a
ieappolntment to that position at Tues
day's eli ill.
Hvde Paik lodge, No. 30C, Knights of
Pythias, will hold a regular meeting
nt Masonic hall tomorrow evening.
Mailcanler John H. Thomas will give a
talk on his iccent tilp through tho
west Other interesting features have
been pupated.
A s ilemn high mass will be sung this
morning at 0 o'clock In St. Patrick's
church in memory of the lata Margaret
II. McAndrews.
The suir of $20 has been banded to
J. J. Giady and Jacob r Abfolter, of
Pittsbuig, who are coltectlnsr In this
district In beh ilf of the sti Iking miners
in the Pittsbuig district. The donation
was made by employes of the Brlggs"
colliery.
Dr. E Y. Harrison, Dentist, Mears
Hall 113 S Main avenue.
The forty hours devotion which be
gan last Sunday inclining at St. Pat
rick's chinch has terminated. On AVed
nesday evning no setmon was pleach
ed, but there was bnellctlon of tho
blessed saci anient. Tho !) o'clock mass
held yesteiday morning bi ought the
petlnd of devotion to a close.
The most popular dancing class of the
AVest Side, known as the Elite, will
open this s ason Monday evening un
der the management of Professor Tay
lor. All ate most coidiallv invited to
be piisent
The latest nnd best styles, r.oberts,
12G North Main.
U est Side lousiness Directory.
CARPET WDAVHR-A11 kinds of rag
carpets, stripe or hit and miss, on short
notice. Call and examine work or send
postnl caret and I will call for rags in
city limits. JACOB BALTEM,
1120 Luzemo street.
MRS. TENTON. CLAIRVOYANT AND
prhenologlbt, 412 North Main avenue.
SECOND HAND I-URNITURECash for
anything you have to sell. Furniture,
Stoves, Tools, etc. Call and tec the
stock of J. C. King, 7UI to W West Lac,
aw anna avenue
BTJNCOEKS ABROAD : BEWARE !
It lb the trick of tho Uryanlzed De
mocracy this fall to make false
charges against Republican methods,
ralso a big dust, hire Republican mal
contents to organize Republican bolts
and then coax Individual Republicans
to desert their party on tho represen
tation that "party tics needn't count
for anything In an off year," By this
trick, If It shall work, the Bryanltes
will get a foothold for a hopeful light
In national campaigns, and make just
so much more troublo for McKlnley,
tho Republican (Uigurs and the cause
of sound r cney.
A'ou now see through this trick. Aro
ou going to let It work
SOUTH SCUANTON.
Membeis of the Plttston Blanch of
tho Ladles' Catholic Benefit associa
tion were entertained AVednesday
night by tho membeis of the local
blanch of the same association.
Tho fair now In piogretB In St. Mary's
hall Is attracting laige ciowds nightly.
The funeral of the lute Martin Burns
took place yesterday morning fiom the
family lesldence. Sei vices weie con
ducted In St. John's Catholic church,
and lntei ment was made In Hyde Park
Catholic cemeteiy.
The Famous Welsh Singer
Who recently arrived from AVales
will bo at tho Lyceum on Monday
evening, Oct, 25th. You will mlBS a
treat it you don't hear them.
NORTH SCUANTON.
The funeral of Marie, the young
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. P. F. Mc
Hale, occurred yesterday afternoon nt
2 o'clock from her late home on AVest
Market street. A large number of
friends and relatives thronged the
place long before the time of the fu
neral Interment was made in Hyde
Park Catholic cemetery.
Patrick Lynn, who met with a tragic
death In the Brlsbln mine on Monday
motnlng, will be burled today. Ser
lcs will bo conducted at the family
tesldcnce on Notth Lincoln avenue this
afternoon nt 2 30 o'clock. Burial will
be made In Hyde Park Catholic ceme-
itery.
Chris Schnrar, of North Main ave
nue, has returned from New York city.
Miss Carrie . .illams, of lint fold,
who has been visiting the family ot
Jacob Palmer, returned to her home
yesterday.
A young child of Mr. nnd Mrs. Peter
Shatter, of Robert avenue, died yes
terday. Punerat will be held this af
ternoon with butlal In Hj do Park Cath
olic cemetery.
Thomas Lewis, Joseph AVilllams, Da
vid Davies, Caswallau Reese and Rich
ard Jones, of tnls place, attended a
patty at Olyphant last evening.
Tho Republican rally In Company H
armory tills evening will, In all ptob
nblllty, atttact an enormous throng
of votets. A parade comiosed of Re
publican voters und headed by the cit
izen band, will patade the ptlnclpal
streets prior to tho meeting.
The Chilstlan Endeavor choir will
meet this evening In tho Providence
Presbyterian church. A latge attend
ants? Is requested.
Mrs. James McGovein, ot Butte,
Montana, Is the guest of Mis, Patrick
Moran, of Hollow stieet.
Daniel Jones, of Parker street, who
has been seriously 111 for some time,
la recovering slowly.
Mr. and Mip. Chat Us Stone, ot Car
bondnlo, who have been the guests of
Mr. T. J. Detw clller, of Chinch ave-
nuo, letutned to their home jester
day. Tho old fashion "Husking Bee,"
which Is to be given tomonow evening
in Company H nrmoiy, under the au
spices of tho Piovldence Picsbytetlun
chinch, will afford a treat for all de
.slrlous of attending. Solos by the sev
eral artists w ho will be present! is
alono worth tho pi lee of ndmlnlon.
The music will be In chaige of Pio
fessor Reese AVatklns.
Mrs Hauy Caion, of AVnyne ave
nue.ls recovering MoIy fiom a serious
Illness.
Botn To Mr nnd .Mis Luke Evans,
of Margaiet avenue, a son
A Polandcr reejved seveie Injuries
last evening nijout 0 o'clock while at
tempting tei cet off a lapldly moving
car on Noitii Main avenue at AVatklns
street. The cats mn at a good rate of
ppeed at that point and the man was
hulled to the gtound with much foicp,
st lilting the back of his It ad against
a stone. He was picked up in an un
conscious condition and taken Into tho
Gatfield hotel where his wounds weie
dressed. He afterwards went to hl
boaidlng place on Marvlne patch un
assisted. liswis James, a miner In Stoirs shaft.
No. 2, was badly injured about tho
back yesteiday morning by a fall of
rock. His home Is in Pikeburg, whero
he was conveyed In the company's am
bulance. A POLITICAL POINTER
If you Indorse the fito trade and free
pilver Chicago platform as the Lacka
wanna Democracy does, "lully and
without reserve," then work and voto
for Sehaelt, Horn, et. al. If ou be
llev e In McKlnley, protection and pros
perity, turn these agents of Hrjan
down.
GUIiHN UIUGC.
Leonard Johnson, of Clifford, Is the
guest of E. Harding, of Fordham
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tennant, of AVood
lavvn Park, entertained a patty of
friends on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Elvvell and daughter Fiances,
of Penn avenue, spent the foiepart of
the week with friends at Carverton.
All are invited to attend the supper
to be held this evening at the home of
Mrs. T. J. Snow den, on Sunset ave
nue, under the auspices of the Ladles'
Aid society of Asbury church.
Henry AVhetmore, of Sunset avenue,
has just recovered fiom a serious at
tack of typhoid fever.
Tho Anbury Methodist Episcopal
ehutch was tastefully decorated yes
teiday, the occasion being tho mar
riage of Miss Chailotte Osmand and
John I, Bloweis. The ceremony took
place at noon and was witnessed by
a laige number of friends and lelatlves
of the contracting parties. Alfred AVal
key, of Jermyn, presided at tho organ,
while Miss Cora Phillips sang "Faith
ful and True," and Rev A. F. Chaffee
pronounced them man and wife. Tho
bride was attired In a dark green trav
eling dress and black hat, and carried
bridal roses. She was attended by her
sister, Miss Lucy Osmand, who wore
n gray dress and carried pink carna
tions. AVIlllam Found, of Prompton,
was best man and the ushers were
Otman Cox. "Will Lewis, Emll Neu
bauer and Harry Drake. Immediately
after the ceremony a dinner was served
at the bride's parents, on Dickson ave
nue, and was attended by the Immedi
ate friends and lelatlves. The couple
were the recipients of many useful and
beautiful presents Mr. and Mrs.
Blowets left on the afternoon train for
New York city and other places. Up
on leturnlng from their trip they will
reside with the groom's mother, on
Delaware street.
DUNMOKL'.
Mrs. S. ar. A'an Pelt and Mrs. Smith
left for Philadelphia yesterday, where
they will make their future home,
Mr. and Mrs. G. P. AVUlIams. of
Dudley street, ate visiting friends at
Caibondale.
Born To Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Snyder, a daughter.
Mr. Nonls, of tho Ten ace hotel, is
seriously HI.
Dunmoro Council, No. 1022, Junior
Order United American Mechanics,
will meet at their hall this evening at
7 o'clock.
The Roma band gave a ball last
evening at Keyntone gat den. Prior to
the ball they paraded tho principle
streets.
Miss Augusta Helen Gllmore, a grad
uate of the Boston School of Oratory,
will give a recital In the Methodist
Episcopal chuich on Saturday evening
under tho auspices of the Ladles' Aid
society. She comes wry highly rec
ommended. Esther, tho 2-year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Edvvurd Oakley, of Svvartz
street, Is very 111.
Leave Items of news for The Trib
une at Jones' milk depot.
Tho funeral of Mrs. S. B. Buckley
were held at her late homo on Cherry
street, lost evening at 7.30 o'clock. Tho
services vvero conducted by Rev. AV.
F. Gibbons, Tho remains will be taken
for burial to iShervvood, Conn., this
morning at 8 o'clock.
OBITUARY.
AVIlllam J. Egan, aged 36 years, tiled
at his residence, 342 Third street, last
evening at G.4G. Mr. Egan wns ouo of
tho most prominent young men In the
city. Deceased has been a trusted em
ployo of the Lackawanna Iron and
Steel company for over twenty years,
nnd for the last few years has had
charge of all ttio engine work for that
company. He leaves a wife and three
children: Susie, 11 years: AVIllle, 0;
and Elizabeth, 7. Mr. Egan was
forced to retire fiom the active ser
vice of the company last May, owing
to liver troubles, and has since de
clined rapidly until death. Demised Is
a bt other of Mrs. D. F. Kearney, of
this city, nnd a bi other of Mr. Joseph
Egan, of Jet sey City. Funeral an
nouncement later.
Tho funeral of tho late Mrs. Patrick
Moron, of Archbald, took place yes
terday morning nt 10 o'clock. A ie
qulem mnss was sung In St. Thomas'
church, and Interment was mnde in the
Catholic cemetery. The pall-bearers
were: Messrs. James Corcoran, John
Lane, Patrick Moran, James McAn
drcw and Thomas Munlcy.
Mrs. Anthony O'Hoollhan died at her
homo on Emmet street yesterday
morning mftcr a long Illness. She is
ftirvlved by a husband nnd th fol
lowing children' AVIlllam, Mary, Thom
as nnd Theresa.
The funcinl of tho onc-ycnr-old child
of Mr. and Mis. Thomas Flynn took
place at Archbald yesterday morning.
Intevrment vvius made in St. Thomas'
Cathollo cemetery.
NEW ORGANIZATION FORMED.
Constnblcs, Aldermen nnd Others
Declare Principles.
The constable deputy constables,
aldermen, J. of P.'.s nnd all else con
nected with the vocation In this county
met last evening In Durr's hall. Rlch
and Bailing, constable, ot Pilcevllle,
presided over the destinies of the
infant organization. Aldeiman John
T Howe.of the Seventeenth watd, read
the following petition:
Tho undersigned hereby ngrre to asso
ciate ourselves together for the purpoe
of forming an aseci.i.tlon which shall
havo for Its object the (protection ol its
members in all proceedings appertaining
to our respective ottlcrs. That the mem
bers of -alrt association shall consist of
the constables, aldermen, etc.
There ivere eighteen men In the room
nnd all filed up to the table and at
tached their signatures to the declara
tion, as follows. John T. Howe, AVIl
llam Folev, J AV. Claik, Benjamin
Hauls, John Kellcy, Rlchaid Barron,
Edwin Allen. P. J MeNnllv, M J.
Cummlngs, T. P. Gllden, John R. Me
Hale, J. P. Dolph. AVIlllam S. Block.
John Drike, AVIlllam Mason, Hugh
Collins, Bill Cooney, AVIlllam Dougher.
After passing fiom Howe to Kelley,
und from Kelley to Cummlngs, Rlch
urd Bairou finally was forced to bo
ptesldent. AV. N. Cole wns elected vice
president: Kelley, secretaiy, and Al
derman Howe, trea.smer. The latter
offeted his suite of rooms at the cor
ner of AVashlngtcm and Lackawanna
avenues for a meeting place and the
association will avail itself of the privi
lege on November, when the grand
jury will lecelve the letutns.
GLIB SOLICITORS ARRESTED.
Were Taken Into Custody nt Wilkes
linrre Yesterday.
D. J. Stead and H. McMullen were
ai rested in AVllkes-Bano yesterday
and held under $1,000 ball each on
charges of .swindling Scranton and
AVllkes-Barre mei chants. Tho arrests
were directed by the police of this city.
The scheme of the two men had the
virtue of novelty. In the city several
weeks ago they lslted leading busi
ness men In the guise of agents for
the local labor union, which they said
weie making prepaiatlons for a great
state convention of the organization,
to be held In this city In the near
future. All they wanted of the busi
ness men was to purchase a space
"ad" in tho official piogtamme. They
had with them a bogus blank pamph
let. Inscribed In certain spaces which
sold for certain prices. The scheme
worked most successfully.
The police say that the two secuied
about $100 In this city In a few days.
The local unions heard of the fake,
and twice "warnings" were minted In
the papers.
The arrest at AVllkes-Barre was af
fected thtough descriptions given by
the local police. Down there the fa
kirs heralded a supposed state con
vention of the Brotherhood of En
gineers. Both men are middle aged
They were placed In the Luzerne coun
ty Jail In default of ball.
FATHER CHRIST OBJECTED.
Hut tho Unnco ot the Jollv Tour Went
Merrily On.
Despite tho denunciation of the or
ganization by Rev. Pet3r Chi 1st from
his pulpit in St. Mary's German Cath
olic church last Sunday, the Jolly Tour
gave Its dance Tuesday evenlne in
Natter's hall on Alder street.
Father Christ sought admission to the
h'all during the progtcss of the dance.
Ho wished to address tho members of
his congtegntlcn ptesnt. Admittance
was denied hint. AVhlle ho was at the
door there was considerable confusion
among many of the dunceis who mudo
a break for polntn of concealment.
ti:a .'ACTS,
Tho New York Journal of September
30, under the caption of "Tea Drink
era Health In Peill." had an aitlcle
on tea. Among other things, It said
that the impure product of Japan had
been smuggled into this count! y, nnd
although the customs olllclals at San
Francisco had tuined it back It had
reached tho East in bond. Tho dis
patch In question was dated San Fran
cisco, September 29, and was as fol
lows: "Tho ilrst public announcement of
what promises to be a big scandal, In
which tho health of tea drinkers In the
United States Is Jeopardized, was made
tcduy. A meeting of leading tea mer
chants of San Francisco was held lru
the Appraiser's building to dlscusH tho
action of the board of general appials
ers In New Yoik In revet sing a de
cision of the tea Inspector at this port.
On August C the steamer Belglc
brought in a. cargo of tea which C.
Toohey, tho Inspector heie, adjudged
was unlit for humun use, besides be
ing below tho government standard
on uccount of the excessive coloilng
matter nnd greasy scum. Thetefore ho
iefusd It admittance. An appeal was
taken to the board In New York and his
decision overruled.
To Curo n Cold in Ouo Day.
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money it It
falls to cure. 25 cents.
Alaska!
No need to go there for
GOLD
DUST
when you can get it at any grocer's.
It Makes the Dirt Fly
MADH ONLY BY
THE N. K. FAIRDANK COMPANY,
Chicago. St. Louti. New York. Boston. Philadelphia,
CEYLON b
FIGURES TALK.
UirOllTS OF TEAS
isn.vnn.
Japan 18,7ot),8!lH
Green Jl,t7!,04ft
China Congou 1 1,70s, i pa
Formosa . .. . ir.,tl'J, 1'JH
Atiioyuncll'oochovr 7,V!H3,I),10
CEYLON AND
INDIA . . 7,792,185
lotal.
iin,im'j,7(Ki
io:t,ojf.,a7o
The DECREASE In total rotniimptlonjts compensated for by tho INCREASKln una
of CEYI.OXnud INDIA TK V, as this will o more than twice as fur as any of the others,
nnd four times as far as some of them. Note Directions:
One level teaspoon of Coj Ion nnd India Touwlll ninkn I'OlJIt cups of ten with flva
minutes' Infusion. L'ME AllsOMrTEiiY HOILINQ WATER.
Sec that your grocor gives you
Ceylon Tea.
Sold only in lead packets.
50 cents per ponnd.
WOLF & WENZEL,
240 Adams Ac, Opp. Court Itousr.
PRACTICAL TINNERS and PLUMBERS
bolo Agents for RIchardson-Boynton'a
Furnaces and Raugsa.
Professional Directory.
Advertisements Under This Head $5 Per Line Per Year.
Physicinns and Surgeons.
DIt. KAY, 200 renn ave., 1-3 and 7-9 p. m.
Diseases of women, children. Telephone.
DR. BATESON. 337 N. AVASHBN'GTON
avenue, 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
PR c. L KKiTJY, SCUANTON SAA'INGS
Bank blldg, 122 Wyoming avenuo.
3IAUY A. SHEPHERD. M. D. HOME
opathl3t. No. 22S Adams nvenuc.
DR A TRAPOLD, SPECIALIST IN
Disease- of Women, corner AVyomlng
avenue and Spruce stre-et. Scrantpn. Of
llce hours. Thursday and Saturdays, 9
a. m. to 6 p. m.
DR. AV. E ALLEN. 512 NORTH AVASK
Ington avenue.
DR. I,. M. GATES. ROOMS 207 AND 203
Board of Trado building. Oilico hours,
8 to 9 a. m.. 2 to 3 and 7 to S p. m. Resi
dence 309 Madison avenue.
DR. C. L TREAS. SPECIALIST IN
Rupture. Truss I'liuns '' ". :
tlon. Olflce telephone wj,
12, 2 to 4, 7 to 9.
Hours. 10 to
DR S AV. L'AMOREAIT.V. OrKICB 234
Adams Residence, 131S Mulbeiry. Chron
ic diseases, lungs, hcait, kidneys", anil
genlto-urluary organs a specialty. Hours
1 to 4 p. m.
AV G. ROOK. ATETERINARY SUR
geon Hordes, Cattlo and Dogs treated.
Hospital, 121 Linden street, Scranton.
Telephone 2o72.
Lawyers.
JAMES H TORRnY, ATTORNEY AND
Counsellor at Law Rooms 413 and 414
Commonwealth Building.
FRANK E. BOA'LE ATTORNEY AND
oounsellor-at-lavv. Burr building, rooms
13 and 14, Washington avenue.
EDWARD AV THAYER. ATTORNEY
Rooms 14 and 15, Republican bldg.
JEITREYS & RUDDY, ATTORNEYS-at-law,
Commonwealth Building.
AA'ARREN & KNAPP. ATTORNEYS
nnd Counscllors-at-Livv, Republican
building, AVnshington avenue, Scranton,
Pa.
JE53UP & JESSUP, ATTORNEYS AND
Counsellors at law, Commonwealth
building, AVashlnston avenue.
PATTERSON & AVItjCOX, TRADERS'
National Bank Building
ALFRED HAND, AVILLIAAI J HAND.
Attorneys' and Counsellors, Common
wealth building. Rooms 19, 20 and 21.
TRANK T OKELL. ATTORNEA'-AT-Law,
Room 5, Coal Exchange, Scranton,
Pa.
JAMES AV. OAKFORD, ATTORNBY-AT-Law.
Rooms 514, D15 and 61C, Board of
Trado Building.
L. A AVATRES, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
423 Lackawanna ave, Scranton, Pa.
C. R. PITCHER, ATTORN BY-AT-LAAV.
Commonwealth building. Scranton. Pa.
C. COMTXIYS, 321 SPRt'CE STREET.
D. B. REPLOOLE. ATTORNEY-LOANS
negotiated on real ostato security.
Mears 'building, coiner AA'artdngton ave
nue and Spruco street
B Y KILLAM, ATTORNBY-AT-LAW.
120 AA'yomlne avenue, Scranton, Pu
JAS J II. HAMILTON. ATTORNEY-at-Law,
45 Commonwealth bids, Scran
ton. AVATSON DIEHL, HALL & KEMMER
ER Attorney and Coun"ellorirat-Law;
Traders' National Bank Building, rooms
6. 7, 8. 9 and 10; third tloor.
Detectives.
BARRING & -M'SWilENUA'. COMMON--weoith
building, Intcrutato Secret Ser
1 Icjo Aceney.
Klondike!
""swissjr.
gSSCSs.
INDIA TEA
INTO AMERICA.
1 UIUU
KfsTisgg
ill frSi
IK iSft Hft aSt
lBn(l-n7. 1R08 (Kstlmated).
t'.,tl7tt, 118 l'J.000,000 DerroRRo iH j-xr cenj
lll.'JKl.nnil lit, 0(10,000 Dccrenxo 10 per cent
1 1,080,5:10 0,000,000 Decrease. 23 por cent
18,001, n-Jl 18,000,000 Incrciwo in per conk
1,58:5, 17.'1 :i, 100,000 Decrease) r,:i por cent
9,474,019 12,000,000 Increase 54 p, c,
07,100,000
3
SILVERSTONE,
The Eye Specialist.
WHOSE office ts nt
'.lift r,nnl;fivrnn.
IMTOOPLBjY
nn Hvcnue. In Will.
lams' White Front
t-hoe btore, onmlnos
tho eje free In tha
most areurate way,
nnd his prices for tipac
tnclcs nre cheaper
than elsewhere. Aliv
inentable tndlHVrencei
to tho proper caroof
tliecves reom to pos.
hesH most people until
tho tlmo comes when
headaches. Imperfect
. IU2UIW
m
v Islon.or ot her results
ofinirh neglect give warning that nature Is
rebelling against such treatment of one of
tho most prccioiiH gifts, formal vision I n
blessing unappreciated until It has been lost
nnd restored; Its mil valuo Is then realised,
1 here fore, you should not lose u day beforo
havlug your eyes examined. This service wo
gladly render lroo of charge.
RUMUMHER TUG PLACE.
215 Lackawanna Avenue
In the White Front Shoe btore.
Architects
PERCIVAL J MORRIS. ARCinTECT,
Hoird of Trade Building.
EDWARD R DAA'IS.
Rooms 24, 2" anl 2t
building, Scranton.
ARCHITECT,
Commonwealth
E L WALTER. ARCHITECT, OFFICH
reir of COG Washington avenue.
LFIWIS HANCOCK, JR., ARCHITECT.
435 Spruco St., cor. Wash avev,, Scranton.
rREDEJUCK L BROWN, ARCHITECT.
iTieo ijuuuing, ias wasmngion avenue,.
teranion.
T I. LACEA' & SON. ARCHITECTS,
Traders' National Bank
Dentists.
DR. I. O. LY.AIAN, 325 N.
uv enue.
WASHINGTON1
DR. F.
street.
L. M'GRAAV, SPRUCE
DR. II. l REYNOLDS, OPP. P. O.
DR. C. C. LAUBACH, 115 AVyomlnB am
AVELCOME C. SNOVER, 421 LACKA.
wnnna. ave. Hours, 9 to 1 nnd 2 to 5.
Dressmaker.
MRS. M. E DAVIS, 430 Adams avenue.
Wire Screens.
JOS. KUETTBL. REAR BU LAOKA..
wnnna avenue, Seianton, Pa., manufac
turer of AVlre Screens.
Schools.
SCHOOL OP THE LACKAAVANA
Stianton, Pa. Courses pieparatory to
college, law, medicine or business Oipoii
September 13 Send for catalogue. Rev.
Thomas M Cann, LL. D., AValter H.
Buell, A. M.
Seeds.
G R. CLARK & CO . SEBDMBN AND
Nurserymen; store 145 AVashlngton ave
nuo; green house, 1350 North Main ave
nue; store telephone, 7S2.
Hotels and Restaurants.
THE ELK CAFE. 125 AND 127 FRANK,
lln avenue. Rates reasonable
P. ZIEGLER, Proprietor.
SCRANTON HOUSE, N1JAR D.. L. & AV.
jiaabe-nser depot Conducted on tii Eu
lopean plan. A'lOTOR KOCH, Prop
Miscellaneous.
BAUER'S ORCHESTRA-MUSIC FOR
ball, picnics, parties, receptions, wed
clings and concert work furnished For
terms address R. J Bauer, conduoto
117 Wyoming avenue, over llulbttrts
music store.
MEGAItaBE BROTHERS. PRINTERS'
euppllos, envelopes, paper bags, twine,
AVarehouse. 13j AVabhlngton avenue,
Scranton, Pa.
FRANK P. BROWN S. CO. WHOLE
sale dealers In Woodware Cordage and
Oil Cloth, 720 Wmt Iackawanna ave,
THOMAS AUBREY. EXPKRT AC
rountant anil auditor. Rooms 19 and 20.
AVilllams' Bui llnff, opposite pontontce.
Agent for tho Hex. Fires Hxtlnsuisher.
Printing.
THE TRIBUNE PUBL1SH1NO CO..
North Wsh!ugtou avenuo Linotyp
Composition of all kinds quickly donol
Facilities unsuipusscd In this region.
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