TDE SCKANTON TRIBUTE- SATURDAY MORNENa, NOVEMBER 20, 1S!T.
J3
SENSATION SPRUNG
IN M'HUGII CASE
Plnlnllll's Side Has a Very Spicy
Rounding Up.
TIIRGE WITNUSSUS WHO PEACHED
Kuy 'i'liut Mr', Iliiiul, tin Dcicuiliinl,
Ollcrciil liuluc-cmcul to Secure To
tiiimiiy I'lixorntilcto HrrSiilc ortlio
Ciiso mill Wont So Turin to Simucst
Plxiiis ITji tin .liirj.-U Win n Siir
yrle to tlm lofi:iiic--Jiirv in tlm
Mm. t. llvnim Cnio WimiI to Tnylor.
Tin iilnlntirt'ti flilu of tbr fnmmix
MiIltlRh rait had n elee bloillv senii-
tiimiil H unil-ii ctinliiv iifti'iiiin'ii
It oi In the hIhuh' "f a luili li of t"
tiuinii to llii pfiiH't Hint tin- lb f ml
ii tit Mih HllilKi-l MillUKll. ni M'"
Mliliatl llaml. altfliipti'il to fubilintf
i it'b in f anil llx juts mi'ii
Vftu tin- li'btiltnl tfitliiinnv tllni't
l.v biailnir mi the i,ii bad all b on In.
.Mi Ki'llv, of I'liuiiHil ill tlm plaintiff.
Mlb'd Waller (.Jeirnuiu. of IVnn nve'iiue.
to tin- slant! and much an offi-r to nhmv
that tlio ltm."-s Imd In n upi'inin he tl
t' Mi Hand and Hi-n-il nitaln ln
lin t mi ntH If ln would tpxtif.N In In r
bilmlf In the c.im at bat That tlio
Jui mljilit mil In1 timluiv liilliii'iiinl.
.lu'lui (iiuiMci and tin- ntteinuvs it
tiiftl to iln law llbinr. wlilli tin- of
f 1 1 was helnir imii'il upnr. Tlio jiulK''
elirieW to allow tin- o hli'tiri. and Mr.
Cioiman inner ili-il ti tvll IiIh it'U.v.
Mis Hand, bo alil. fnim to his lioui
on two n(cnlnim pitlllonliiK blin to at
t'lul tln new ti In! and K'sllfy In hi'i
behalf Mo .iniwcint her that what lu
wotlld tttlfv to would no to her iletll
ir.nl mil that, at all i t-nts bo didn't
want to lniM' ntiMhlliH to do with tin
in-' (in tin- st'iond lill Mis Hand.
In m, off-1 1 imI to su'i'iiiu for his ton
all tin plimihlnir vvnil. at lii'i liuslmnd h
bicwiiy if hi would testify In lur f.i-oi-
lit- itfu-iil to cnnsliliT hi I piop
nsith n nt all or as in put It lilni-i'lf:
I was IndlKiiant that tin lllses of lur
w riihl ti j to lirllir nit "
Col nii'l Kllrsinuuons rin--i-cntiiliiei1
Up witness at leiiKth and eiuiM'il lilm
f Itionn qtilto nRltati'iI Hi li 1 him
c villi tb ipiiumU "Woll uii didn't
(In pluinblni;, Wnltci. did .Mill"'
cciAciiM n rumi'sox
NV wan lallnl Mnitlii IViKliTm,
Mho until about -erti mouths nijn
i "Mis II.imiI'h iii.uhninn, anil who
is li u M!i!'loj,iit up a sowing machine
niruit Oni day last fall, In wont on
t idntt, hi was tlihliiK Mi Hand
f in tin South Sldp towards Suanton
and on Cedar avenue piuountPied
I'liibp Toj. .Mirt. Hand told her oo.ieh
iii m to hall Jlr. Ko, and call him
.r to thp r.uiltiKi Ho did and when
J'" i amp inn tlioie was a lonp con
'is,ulon betw pii them rPKimllnpr the
nial Mis. Hand, Fpikuhii says', of.
f 'id Toy a Job In tin bieweiy if hu
and his wife would bo witnesses for
b i -lib To testllled nt tin funnel
t ' tal the u Mill's lpinembpud, but
null not tay as to whethei or not
In wuit to worl. In tin htevveiv
Tb n the witness went to swear that
while ho was In Mis Hand's employ
an 1 at the time that the pioeepdliiKs
fm a now trial weie under way. Mis
Hand MigKestotl to him that as he w.us
a en at --n( let j man" and w II ae
ii'inintnl tliiiuiulioiit the county he
i USllt to be able, with four or five
liiindiiil dollars, to 11 the jur whin
tl in w trial .am up He pould Ilnd
iut li mi the ni'wspnpeis, ulii said,
wh . mil' koIiik; to seive and si e those
i f to in that In Knew and make thlwjs
lUlit
Majoi Wnii-n, on eio.ss-exnmlnatlon,
Hi 1 t i luliiir out that the witness had
' in illsi harised fiom .Mis. Hand's cin
ll"j and that ho was uetuated In rIv
llip his testlllinii, by spite He also
ondeivnred to show that the witness,
i nl". istorla: lnoinlnpr in tin? point
loom had said to Mrs Hand that
li'ie weio seeinl ".Mollies" on the
Join and ho would see to It that she
would leKiet huviiiR dlsrliaiKi-il him,
a win il to that etfeet, and also that
i would "follow hei the lensest day
sh llMll.
n:iujisrx indionaxt.
Tin witness emphatically denied all
this mid u'stnteil with muih IndlKiia
ti n the majni s nlludln; to the An
i lent Didei of Hlbetnlans as the 'MoI
Ibs Th majoi i Milaliied that It was
imt he but the witness Iiimst)f ui,
li. 1 ipplied th" nistasttful appliea
ti'iii and the letoienip was made only
as Mis, Hand hud leneated It to him.
Itli laud FlMin, nnntlni sewlm: nia
ibine iiKeiit who tended bar for John
I rinmiKhnn whin he kept u hotel In
il" Moll ugh building, on V.omlntf
Miiui te.stldeil tlint .Mis. Hand hnd
aki" 1 lilm to bo a witness for hoi and
Junius d it ho would she would not
1'ipti him. He told Mis. Hand that
)) knew nothing that would bo of
uii usi r her, and she did not fui
tloi insist on his beroniltiff a wit
i ss
He admitted that- Mis Hand hlm
I n usl.'d him to nil what he knew
miutiliiR the case. Shu eaiue to lilm
mil said: "Klchatd, they nie trjIliK to
li me, and t am looking up people
v.ho would likeli know suinuthliiK
about the iienlliiKs between Maiy and
it foiinn husband You have been
li. u in Hie sunn liulldliif; with them
r"i .iar.s, an. I ou must hae heaul
what was Huliiff on" Kljnn told her
hat he hud mei n.iltl nnj nttinllnn
t- tin niattti, and toiild not lotol
1 l mi hnlni, hi aid an thins that
KOlt-
A 25c. vial
leads to
A Dollar flask,
tin rrniiouiicul will of, bit) iiif; "T7,"
W'ttJi those who HIjii(iate "77" the llol
lar (task In poimlar; It U tlat.cagy to oairy
uml i ouoiiilual; coiitalnliiK l-'J Ootes.
The value of llalll' "77" at liund when
niPletl, cannot lie owiPHtlmattil
77" rursn ColdH, Orlppe, Inilueiua, Cn
lairii. 1'alns In the Head uuil Client,
Cour-Ii und Sore Throat.
Dr. Huniihreyi' JUnaiil ef all DIhmsoh
at your UruiKlstH or .Mulled luo.
Sold by druuBltits. or sent on reiblpt
or -j U., h tt or Jl. iiuiiipliuiy' .Mud,
'i , Cor. WlllUm and John Sin , .ow
iork.
WBpsyw
IF
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ir you wish to know the state of
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II' you seqm to lack eneigy, and
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llVou are bilious, constipated,
dyspeptic, nervous, you need some
thing to tone up your digestive or
gans. If you feel a sudden cold or chill,
bear in mind it may lead to pneu
monia. If you feel .my or all of these
symptoms, remember that
Duffy's Pure
Halt Whiskey
is the safest and best thing you can
take 'to get rid of them.
There is no other whiskey like it,
and nothing else that can possibly
take its place.
would luiM? mi lmpoitant bearing on
the ease.
The defense ealled n number of wlt
iiPFMos durlntr the iiioinltiK. ninoiiK
them Ooiro HpiiI r., Mrs, M. Mono
hau, or Hunmoie, Mis. K. Case. .Mrs.
Mai Drlseoll and Mr and Mis 1M
w.ud JlcinnlnR. all of whom had heard
M.uy MellUKh admit that she had
made a lull settlement with her bioth
et, Kli'haid, and was to ucilvo $?0 a
month, coal and room i on fi-i?. In loh
sldLr.itlon of hei caneellltiR the two
notes she held UKulliHt lilm
.M'HfC.H OX Till'. STAND.
Itlchnrd 1. Mellugh was then railed
by the plalntill and testllled to a ion
eisatIon he had with his "Cnrle Illek"
t'oneunliiK the dlsositlon of his prop
el ty. The witness asked his uncle what
he wn.s koIiir to do for JIni", In IiIh
will. Th" uncle leplled that Maiy
had two Juduinent notiH. one for $".0(MJ
und one fm $vuii iiRnlnst his estate,
und that to his mind, was iuoukIi
for her The witness leminded his
untie Hint Mnt had niade n piesent
of the J.'iPOi note to Mimic; Ulehaul
MiHukIi, but this did not move lilm to
lonsider the jiIpii made In Mui'n be
half. John J I'Vuiey and Chil.s Cniup
bill cnirobmated liottlons of this tes
'.Imoin. John T rit7pntilek, who was lius
tte for Mniy MilIURh. testllled to the
diawltiR of the nRieement coiKeinltiR
the allowance fiom Hlehaid to Maty.
It was made b Wind it Hmn In their
ofllci, and In the pii"-eme of the parties
and so, oral others, the wltne-s In
eluded, and was unilei stood by all to
effect onlj the $'.000 judRment note.
The ease will be lontlnuid this nioin
Iiir, and unliss JuiIr (uiitet inn
sents to s,.t all day it will llkelj ro
oor Into next week, as thole is 1011
sldeiablo oldenie in sui-tebnttal and
the spieches to the juiy will, In all
piobublllt., be lptiRthv.
The case of AVilllam P Hv.ins and
otheis nRainst the boiouRh of Ta.vlor
for daninRes icstiltliiR to their piop
oi ty f i oni the RiadiiiR. which the Tiac
tlon company wns peimltted to do on
Main stieet In ls'Jl, was on btfoie
JuiIro Hdw.nds nt udjoiunment The
juiy, nt couit's .suRRestiun, wuit to
Tnjlor duiIiiR the nioiuiiiR to lew the
Rround. Watson & Zimmerman lepro
sent the plalntifts, IlorotiRh Solicitor
John M Hauls and ex-City Solicitor
James II. Tour aiipeai for the bor-
OURll.
VHltDICT VOH WAKKMAX.
15 S. 'Wakeinan seemed a pullet of
SIS'i nRainst J. M. Thomas and I'. H
Clench for bleach of contract The
defendants lontiacted to nianufaetuie
nnd sell a Jiatent time leRlster, which
Waktnian had inxented, aRieeliiR to
Rie him a ioalty fiom the nales and
a. bonus of $1Tj0 as fooii as the lnachlno
was pitented. They paid lilm $l."i down,
but. althoURh he secured his patent,
thi'j failed to tome tiji with the bal
anie. VosbutR & Dawon iiptesented
the jilalntlff, nnd John It CoIIIiirs the
doff I'dnnt.
The Inn hi the iase of Rose T.ler
iiRnlnst the iltv ot Caibondalo letind
at b) o'clock and had not agreed up to
adjourning time.
FAUR0T WILL CONTEST.
Trstimoii) Tlint Was Introduced Yrs.
tenliH ISeloro the HcRister oTW ills.
Tistlmony In the rauiot will lontost
wns taken before Uejuit, ItiRls'.er
James II Hopkins ostoida. It waa
of a decidedly ciinlllctlnpr i hat alter,
and this coupled with the fait that a
second will, dated ISss, was Introduced
by the lespondents, makes th task of
the adjudicator anjlhliiR but an easy
one
Tlio contestants nio Mis. Kstello
Woolsey, ot Mt Vernon, X Y Jlis.
Maltha liulllnRton, of New Yoik city
and Mis Thomas Minnson, of Hopbot
tom, Klstem of the decrdant. John
I'nurot The lespondent Is Mis Maij
Caurol, the widow, who b the tonus
or the disputed will, Is made solo heir
and adniinlstiatur of the estate
Th will Is a ciude appeal Ihr docu
ment, healing a scrawlInR Mlgnntuie.
nnd was devoid of slgnatuies of sub
scilblng witnesses It was dated Oct.
IS, 1S95. The allegation of the con
testants Is that the will In not In the
hnndwiltiiiR of the deieas d. was not
piopeily piobated, and that the de
lednnt was mental Inenpacltated fiom
making a will at the time the instiii
nient Is dated. All thlee slstus testl
lied that they had seen theli luother
(lining Octoboi, and that he wan vety
MUiei In his mind The also i ontenn--cl
that neither the bod nor signature
of tlio will was In his liandwiitlnR
The defense Killed Colonel V U.
Sehooninaked, p.Jui1ro Waul. M W.
I-owry, II. M. Stieeter and Miss JIolllo
.Smith to Identify the handwriting as
that of John Cnuiot Miss Mai ion Mills,
who boauled at th Kan rot house In
Oct. 1S93; William Hopp.nf Old Forpe.
n nephew of the decedant, and the i
flpoiulent, Mrs. Fauiot. ull testified that
John Faurot was of sound mind and
lit to make a will at the time In ques
tlon. John II. Angles, of the Laeku
wanna Tiust and Safe Deposit coin
pun,, testified to having received the
will from the decedant, nnd havliiR
stoied It uwny In a vault He also Iden
tified the slgnatuie
Mis. Fnumt also offered n second
will, which was made In 1S8S, and
which, It was thought, was lost. Shu
found It only two weeks ago, while
going thiough borne papeiH In a satchel
that had not been opened in mnny
eais The newly discovered will In
almost nn txnet counteriiait of ths
nno that Is being contested. Ah to the
contested will, she testllled that It
was mndo by hoi husband In her pres
ence. There was nn one else about at
the time, und for this reason no wit
nesses could be secured.
FROM THE TOP OF
L00K0UTM0UNTAIN
Colonel E. 11. Ripple Describes (lie
Veterans' Trip lo Cliatlnnooga.
A VdRY INTfiRESTINa LETTER
Tells of the Monuments I'htit WVra
Dedicated nnd Sonic of tlio Scenes
Attending the Ceremonies--Wnrni-I)
(Jrcetud bj n Cuiiip of Conlcilcr
ntc 'ctcrans--illltinoro Castle, the
Homo oi (icoruo Yiiiiilcrbilt--iic-turesque
Country and Hospitnble
1'eople.
The follow ing Interesting nccount of
the votetans' Islt to Chattanooga Is
liubllshed tliiough the iouil"s of u
filenJ of the writer's to whom the In
cidents of the tilp weie dusetlbul b
letter, wiltttt from the top of hook
nut mountain whue was fought the
famous battle nliou the clouds It Is
one of the best detailed aiiounts of the
opodlt!or. to the battle field of Chick
.ltnaugn yet Risen to the public '
hookottt Mountain, Tenn , No. II, '&
Ah Dear rileml.
It Is Sunday evening and 1 hae time nt
list to wilto jou some thing ot my i p. il
oures und utlMiitims since leasing hotiio.
Wo arrived ut riilliiiUlpl'ln In gcod sliupi
but we siniintid at tin Ilnnl stmt
stiitlnii. hi'Viial if Will's voini.iilis wire
men who were un uvtisttuuid to liavillng
and he wanted to give thim ull his atti'i.
tlon. nnd tl.r will like lms going to the
uroiiH or out for a holidaj. lher thing
was ah i nJo meiit and a pIimmuo to
them nnd the ntilli Ip itlon of the visit
tc th' Ir old 1 ii'tlLlh Ids wns too good an 1
too gloat lo be altogether tnkin in ut
once. 1 think the i-taie of lYnnsylvunU
has done one of the nicest things In Its
lilstuty u making It jiossible fm thus-'
gland old M'ti'l.ins to lev hit t!u i.ellts
of thill juills mid haiilshlps, tin il vh
tuilis anil li feats of llili tj-foi r soars
ago. In the battles of Wnulutchli', Lot li
mit Mountain, MIsonaiy Midge and
Chlnkamaugu, tiny have coveml the old
slate they rojirisentnl with Imjirilshable
reifovvn nnd It was a sir gr.ntful thing
that they hnve bein sent down hero at
the expense of the slate In theli old ago
10 look over the giouinl wheie they shtd
their blood.
WOHST MKittn. ruiKox.
Our llrst stop of any nccount nl
t i- loislng 11 iljilelphl l was ui Sil
isliui'v, Noitli Ciiiollna, whm wt t i ik
lut.ikf.isi the following nioinlng '1 his
was where the worst prison, peril ips. In
the Confiilu.ie) vvus locatid. There are
1JWH ki usts here, of s.hleh only about
li) ale ipiordod We had a vol) slnut
time hole at to- breakfast, but long enough
to go Into the pilson oncloNiin , or, rather
the n mi til) cm Intuit, .u part only of
the old jirisou Is Included In the leim
ter). A jiortlon of what was the orlg
li al juison giourils Is bi.llt up now and
no traces of the luNon ale li ft. Out next
stop was ill Asht villi, X. C In 1,1 1 log
to this place Wo are obliged to climb
mountains that tlnow the AHegliLnles on
the l'e niT-)lvnnla i illtc.ul Into tin. shulo.
In one lace tl'o iohI curvis in and out a
distance of six mill s to gain anil olevi
tlun of only ,i quarter of a mile nnd all
along It the sieniry Is grand bo)ond du
st ilptlon We stojipi d at the Hitliiy
I'aik hotil whlth Is uotiil for its biuuti
ftd situation ami good living. Anange
mi nts had bein made for a visit to the
gtounds of Oiorgu Vnnderbllt, esq, be
luio leaving I'hll.iiiclphl.i, and so as soon
as we had dinner, vinriiges were In wait
ing and we took a thlve tlnough the
giotmils of this modern kingdom of
Zemin.
It Is called Ulltmore and the es
tate comprises 110 010 acres There nip
elMititn milts of tlio most l-einttltiil
dilvis .inu ovpr hi ltd of and the building
itstlf and the giouuds imnudlattl) sui
louiidlng It remind ou of some of the
jialacts of the moii.il ills of hurope or
Asia us wo have setn iiicttues or riud
dt scilptlons ot tin m. Xo newspaper re
porters an allow ol sslthlu tin, enelos
uie at ull and sve could not uursolves, al
though the gov c rum of l'enns)lvanla was
one of the pt.it), get neunr the castle
than about 30) ) arils. Men an alvsass
In nttenilincc to wain away lntrulers.
He has an arm) of men working on the
place the 5 enr round some BOO or moie In
numb' . In the center of all this img
nlllcent domain stands the cabin of an old
darkey who owns, nn acre of ground and
who It Is said has lesolutoly i if used to
sell it any pilec, even to ill andctbllt.
We left Illlltrorc, ei, rather Ashevllle, at
11 p. m. rrlrtu) and got heio about 8 SO
)esterd.iy morning
UI' hOOKOCT MOCXTA1N
On our arrival at Ch ittauooga carriages
wire In waiting to lake us to the foot of
the Incline No 1 which goes up the sldo
of Lookout Mountain, cutting through tho
liallsadis at the top and so sleep as to
be almost pi ipt lulleular. Aftir getting
our breakfast we came down the Incline
again and got Into i-irrlugis at the foot
of It to go out to thi bittlilleld of Chick
am.uigu It wan iltvtn milt to the first
point over .iplenuld roads but lathci
dusty. The tils niouununt to be tletll
cuted was that of the Sew nt) -ninth
I'enns)lvaula. This jiiniiiiuient was sur
mounted b) a group of bionze figures n p
icsentlng tho sivlng of the colors and It
was located cn tin exact giuun.l whero
the Incident occurred. It Hpn-entpil a
lolor be ai ur shot thioush thu heart fall
ing on his knees lis It ft hand gias,i i
his brtast where tin fatal shot had stiuik
lilm. his rUht hind clasping the fligstatf
In his stiffening iltnth gilp Anothet sol
diei holding his gun In his right hand has
io.li lied out and grasped the llagstalf
ubove the hand of tin d)lng soldier and
thus saves tin colors fiom tout hlng tin
giouinl. Tin name of the heio of the In
clilint was Vondei smith, of Lancaster,
I'a , and what jibltd lo the liittrtst of
the occasion was th it he was then- hlni
silf on the ginuml. Thi ciunionits wpre
vii) Impiesslvo and uftettliiR. The old
I'olillcis situmllug unit ml I lie nitmument
could not keep the tens back, but they
would roll down their cheeks and that
laused almost every one tlso lo billow
their example
We next didlcated the Sevem'i I'tnn
s)huuU cavalr) nianumt nt Tin e was
not an) sti-h affeetliig si ems hut as ut
the other and we did not have lo stay
vii) long. It Is said of the Si venth that
It was, all things tonsldert d, the best
lavahy regiment that went out of 1'inti
s)lvuuU during tho wai. but fm this 1
lunnot vouch. We next went to the Hev-pnty-seventh
P-nns)lvaniu voluntceis.
The binnzu tablet Insirtul In this monu
ment Illustrated a ser) dramatic evtnt In
the history of this regiment In this buttle
It ssas a night seme. The rebils hud
come on to them und marly cut them off
from the rest ot tlulr Hue In the duik,
they sujipoidng them to be some of their
own men comll g Into position to fill a gap
on their right. Tho Incident portrayed
em tho tablet was when llscoverlng thilr
mistake tin) opciud tire on the icbs
more than ten times their r.i mbcr and not
.0 )ards fiom them and tho death of
Oeneral 1'res.ton Smith, thi rebel com
mander. AXUHKSOX GCAItl) MOXC.MUNT.
Wo nixt ulteniKd the uiiviIIIhk of the
monument of the 15th I'liumjlvaiila Cav
alrv. the Ani'erOH Guard. Thlg regiment
was tho body guurd of Uentral Hosoirms
and sas piesent on the lledd w humor hu
went and did great service on the two
du)s of battle. On going aioiuil to these
dilleiont monuments wo passed inuny
boautlful monrn.ents bilnngliu to tho
troops of other states nnd some that wo
hud dedicated two years ago. Wo got
back to the Inn about i o'clock and ih-n
had to get ready to attend a locejitlan
lo the governor down In tho auditorium.
Wo niarnced to get time about SSO p.
in und found the place crowded Speeches
were mado by the mayor und other dis
tinguished citizens and responded to by
(Inventor Hastings, General Stewart.
General Oobln and Cnptnln Skinner It
was a very enthusiastic nudlenco and
thiy cot till nly caso us a veiy vvaim glid
ing. Tho wannest gieetlng of an) cuiv
fiom one n presenting the X. U. Coin!
oiinip of Co.ifedeiati vrterans. Wo got
back lo tho hotel about 12 o'clork and we
wero ull pretty tired 1 went to be.l nt
once and slept Vit) will all night 1 got
up about my usual Sinul.i) morning time
this morning and finding no one around
but Geneial Sobnll wo took nn hour's
walk together to get on nipetlte for
bteakfnst. Wo ssero svell ropnld for It
too, for sso loutd sonic of tho most In
teresting spots there are hero of svlileh
sve 1 ad never heard before At It o'clock
n m. wo hnd dlvlno service In one of tin
drnsvlng rooms of the tun and it was veiy
pleasant Indeed.
Tomntrow we dcdlcnte a nunilier tnnri
monuments and attend another ttceiitton
tomorrow night. Tirstlny morning we
will stait for homo and now t iloso with
the bono Hint I have not wiarlod oi
with this Ioiir letter. K. II MIppl..
NUMEROUS DONATIONS.
Received (or the Hahnemann Hospital.
New Institution Was Remembered
in a Substantial Manner.
The Hnhnetnnn Iiom lint, tin ouch Its
Measurer, Mrs. Hent ilelln, nt knowl
edges the follow Iiik "eneiois Rifts for
the equipment und pu'),. needs ot
the Institution.
HcddliiR from tho Misses Morse. Cni
bondnle; Mis. .1. S. .Molt, Miss Von
Stoicb, Mrs. It. M. Hcrniitiin, Miss
houlso Jessuii, Mrs II. M. Hnnnnli,
Mis. C, K. Monoids. Mis. H. O. Cobb,
Mts. A. T. Tiautweln. Mis. J. D Davll,
Mis. C II. Von Storch, Mis. John Web
her. Miss Sherman, n friend, Mis.
Mlchaiel Webber. .Mrs. C. H. Scott, Miss
V. T. Hlnimlck. Mis J. S Mason, Mts.
.1. 15. Munson, Mlus Cora Docket, Mts,
,1. K. hsnch, n f i lend, Mis. John Tilt,
Mis. (i. lleny Cthnian, Mis. J. It.
Jones, Mis. A. II. hee, a filenil, MIsh
MiiRglo Claik, Mis. V. S. Collins, Ml
It'iub Mis. H. h. T'.lthnid.s. Mis. J. I.,
rold'iam. .Mis. John S Cox, Mis. John
Joiit. Miss 13, A Jones, 01)phnnt;
Mis. it. I'osnor. O . Hutchinson. Sin,
Chai Its Sehlaei. Mts h. W Morse,
Mis. J. li. Klsk, Miss Mela heed, Mis
C S. Woolworth. Mis Charles It.
Shot tnnkei, Mrs. ,1. A. Uobertson, Mis
Diesser Miigeis, Mrs C. 1.. Huwley, a
filoml. .Mis. '. H Duspiibeirlo, -Mis
W 1) Husm II. Mis Gooiro tlo.iiv.
Mis C H hlndsiis. Mis Joseph Lev).
Mrs C. H. l'i cn. Miss Howell, Mts.
T II. Dale. Mis V. A. Wlhlt. Mrs. H
C nouil, Mts Luton Oakford. Mrs h.
H. Surdani. Mis A. P. Hodford. Mr".
K II Klpide. Mis Levi J. Xotthrop,
Mis I). M. Wntklns, Miss Hnilly Stev
ens, Mis j n Twining, Mrs W jj,
llenwood, Mis. V.. C. Henns, Mis C.
15. Dei limn, Mis. Hemy Itelln, Mrs. II.
M. Holes, Mis. T. II. Watklns, Mis,
(Itoige H. (lulld. Mis C. D. Jones, Mis.
H. Y. Iteosc. Mis. i;. h. Fuller. Mis.
W. II. Geai hart, Mrs. "VV T. Smith,
Mrs V. II. Taslor. Mis. W. H. IJIch
mond, Mis A M Decker. Mis. Charles
Welles, Mrs. C. D. Simpson, Mis. A.
II. T.Indabury, Mis. H. A. Claik, Mis.
Iteeto Hiooks, Mis. Shell, Mrs. J. II.
Dlmmtck, Mr I' 15 Flnley.
Mis. T. H. Jones r.ivo a piece of
sheetliiR. A friend iravo a piece of
shoi'tliiR nnd a bolt of unbleached mus
lin. The dnnnis of table linen sseie. Mis.
J. h Ct aw fold, Mls Tenn). Mis T.
II. Dale, Mi .its & Hngen, Mts Joseph
Ansle), Mrs. J. T. Poitei. Mi. Flnle) :
old linen fiom Mis 'William Hanley.
Monev for linen was contributed by
Mrs. H C. Doud, Mrs. hnton Oakford,
Mis. GeoiRo Dickson, Mrs. Walter
Dickson, Mis. 'William Mooio, Mrs. F.
H. Xettleton. Mrs. F. h. Phillip-, Mrs,
T. J. huee. .Mrs. S. M. Uevnolds.
Gioceiles nnd piovislons wen suji
ldled by the follossliiR individuals:
Mis. Nathaniel Ilobeitson, ire-eivc:i
and jellies; Mis. a. M. Decker, pio
.sorses nnd jellies, Jerniyn & Duffv, a
box of tea: C. P. Matthews, Rioceiies,
Hie e. hev) & Co., Rioceiies John T.
Pinter, gioceiles Claike Stole Co.,
Rioceiies; Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co,
groceiles, F P. Pliee, baiiel of apjilcs,
a f i lend, supidles of ammonia, soap,
etc.
Merchandise was Riven by the fol
lowing linns Mr. 1Z. G. Coursen, Hunt
.si Council, Foote tc Shear. Mlllei &
Peck, Mr. II C. Snndeison, GeorRo
Zlncke, Geoige Kellar and George Fel
ton. FaiPlturo was donated us follows
hconomy Fuinlture Co., butonii and
toil. Ing chair, Mr. J. V Oakfoid, n
loutiRc, Mis. F. C. Xottlpuni, a Flde
110 1111' Mis. C D Simpson, six ih.ms;
Mr. IIpiuv Helln, n tloik; Mis. J. W.
Peek, a nicking chair, Mr. Scott Inglls,
a piece of mat liner, King's DaiiRhter-t
nt Him Patk church, fout beds; Jhs.
V. T. Smith. Ihite beds, Mi. T II.
Wntklns, n. bed, I.aw and Gladys Wnt
klns, ti child s bed. Miss Marjoile
Vnndllng, a child's be.l furnished. Mi.
H L. Fuller, a bed, .Mr. Hemy r.elin,
a b'd. Mi T. H. Jones, a bed. Mr. C.
D. Simpson, n bed, Mr. V. H. Ta)Ior,
a bod Ml. II. M. Doles, ti bed. Mr.
Paul Helln, n thill Miss Alice Il-din,
n ehnli, Mm J. A. Pi Ice. n table
Hill tV; Council, extension table, I.ouls
Iluppieeht, thr.vi toilet sets .Mr. Wool
wi'ith. kite hen utonslNj siebeeUer &
Watklns, shades; Ti I Williams, cook
Iiir utensils. Mis. 'William llnndley, a
Idebnnrd, J. 11 Ladvvlg, a dinner set;
Mil. It. II Williams, hous-eholil go ids,
rus flttliiEs and globes; Mih. T. C.
J i nes a wiltltii? desk. Mis Geoige 15.
Smith, a chest of drnsveis: W P.
Connell A: Sons, a lefiigerator. C. C.
Gilllln, a plctu.'1 of Hahnemann.
Miscellaneous gifts were nn follows:
lnsiu.ir.ici nn stock, Mr. Heniv Helln;
Tho Spinster's h'u'lety, sowing; Wil
liam liny, painting. Williams & Mo
Anility, pap?iltiR Mr. Coiuad Schroe
det. plasltilni; and lucks: II. li-nans,
liatteins; Schntldei P.ros., plutublntj;
Mrs. Cowtierthw.ilte, six jialts 'if sllp-pei-s:
a friend, six glass bowls.
Suns of money foi fuinlslilng tho
opet.itlnR loom weie cotitilbnt -tl us
follows: Mr. C. D. Jone. '), Mrs.
John Joimyn, $10; Judijo Wlllanl, .";
Mis. H X. Wlllard, $3; Mrs. a. 11.
Haub, $10, Ttoheit Peek, $5; Mm.
HounsDeld. $5; Mr. Geotge hilkii, ti;
Miss Tenny. 50 cents. Mr Cnil hind
say, 21 nuts. Mrs J. K Smith'. 5
cents; pbiysanlhemuin uliow. I1S.K0.
Case of Hingknl liistiumintH wat ro
oelsed from Di. and Mis. Gnrdnei, of
Hlniliurst; medicine fmni Dr. Ilellner.
Valuible aFsIstanco v ns given hv Mr.
Holdin nml Mi Paul Helln as arcbl
tects. If any names have been Ina 1
vortcntly oniltteil M Is deeply rogiettel
ns all gifts and effoitu huvo been thnr
oughlv nppi eclated
COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.
A Juiy conMtlng of Hubeit Jones, Xa
than IhisllHli, H J. rmrlngton, Alex
McDotvild, W. J. Mobeits and It. J. Kelly
)iterday deilured Hugine M. PairJtt
should h.ue a trustee lo look after UN
eutite.
Attorney Claunco Hallentliiu )esterdny
liutltuttel suit to icreover tZK; from l.
Hnvma Montgomery which ho alleges Is
duo him for legal sen Ices.
The etcck of tho llell clothing houao nan
Old euro cures cold) In tlio hi ml. mid on tho
Iiiiiri, old cnltl, new coldininl eliminate raid, and
all lornu of srip. Htepi fncerlni?, illwharn"! from
tlio miie nuil tjci, prcunti euinrrli, illplitnerln,
impiimonli, nnd nit llirint nnd lunit trouble!, Iliuc
plra-wnt Unto pellittnrn nli'otulrli harmlcM, liavo
Knvt'il lliaiisanth of llsrs nnd prevpntnl murlirick
ncs. 'llio .Munyuti ltcnmlv C'ompinr prciraro
i pirntu Hire for inch tllin(. At nil ilriiKglsti
I'm mil, n vial. If) mi ne'cd mesllpnl ndvlro wrlto
l'rof. Miliij'on, ISO) Ari.li btrcit, l'lilladclplili. It U
absolutely free.
WilTMl
yesterday sold at sheriff's silo It svas
purchased by II. Slosos Georgo S II n
and a f i vv others ropu renting the Judg
ment creditors and hi ought $3,0311".
puitciNG tiii: i'i:nskn itoi,i,s.
Prom the Xcw York Tilbune,
Public scntlmint bus In effe. t Justly
nnd Irrov oi ably doiictl Hint the pension
lolls ojti In Mtfolv nnd equltabl) over
haulesl by tho frlinds of the sstim, but
novir by Its fot. It Is nonstnit to deny
that one polltli.il jiart) Is to a gteat ex
it nt liilluei'red b) Its foo-i 'I'lu iiroscnt
ndinlnhtrallon has peculiar advnnlag's
for the pirfonnanco of lut-h a jiubllt st r
vlto. Xo one would linngiuo that Majni
MeKlnlo) hud bitome Indlflerent to the
rights of bis old voinradis In inns e.r
would toll into any liijustli e to thein by
olllcluls of his bolictlcm Iut none real
17c more ki'eiil) than the old oldIils
thonisplves how groat Injustice Is tloni to
them bv prevail nt Idem regarding the
condition of the pension lolls, and none
would be mote anxious to see all ciscs
of mlstnko or ft.iud woeded out so that
the country might know that the jui)
nieiitM in i to who strictly vvuiiantid by
the Intuit nnd the letter of tin 1 iw It
will not be said bv nil) one aiquiliittl
with the trend of pulillr opinion that sui ',
a service would bo of einiill bom fit It
would git ill) strengthen the government
and the cause of honest oenslonets also
It would make olui befoie the coiintr)
and the world tint the greit bod) of jii 'i
slon dlsbuisenu nts Is, In filet, frt e from
f i and and Jutlfltd bv the nutionn s giat
Itudi to Its defe nilcis
SEIZED BY THE SHERIFF.
I'lie Stock of One ol tho heading
Clothiers Wns Seieil on Several
hxcciitioiis Issued by M holcnlc
Clothing Dealers of IMiiliulclpliin.
Tlio hntirc Stuck Ilns llcen l(c
uinvcil to the Chicago loinbinntion
Clothing Co.'s hurgo More nml Will
Ho Closed Out nt Kctuil--Snle
Starts Siiturdnv , Nov. 'JOII1--H0 on
Hand il V011 .Need ( lathing.
In consequeti-e if the sheilff seizing
the slock of a well kitn.sn clothier on
execution of ,t wholesale clothing deal
er In Philadelphia, the stock has been
lemoved and la now being jirepired In
the larg stole room of the Chicago
Combination Clothing Co.. ill Wash
ington ao, oposite tho court house,
Scianten Pa., nnd will be sold out nt
retail for 50 per cent of actual .cost of
niantifnctuier. f-ale starts Saturla),
Nov. "'Oth. continues inch diy until
citlio stock Is disposed of.
Wlthi ut any oxecptlon this Is the
'set) linest select? 1 stock of hlgh
Ri.nle meiohnnt talloi ch thing" over
placed on jiublle sale In this eountiy
If you want to secure some, "ronio Im
n'odlatol)," ns the time Is limited and
the assignee svlll sell the stock at no
matter how groat the sacrilli o and en
tlioly regaidless of li ss or value, In
order tr s ttle the liabilities of the
bnnkrupt llrm as "qulrkls ns possible"
This is "a rare chance" to obtain fine
clothing at n tillle of Its ical actuut
svoith, and should bo taken ndsantage
of by es'ei)body, sshetliT lich or poor,
and no matter pvph though vou live
huudieds' of miles from Scnmton It svlll
more than lepay you to come to this
great clothing at retail.
Tlfty K0) jier cent, less than actual
cost price. Save this pi Ice list, bring It
with' jou and remember theie are
thousands of other biiR.nns besides
these, all In this gieat sale now going
on at retail. f,000 men's business suits,
worth tli. nt $4 23 .-.,000 elegant fall
overcoats, $0 91, worth SI" r.,fl00 winter
ovei coats, $..7."i, wenth $1(J Men's
Scotch ehevlot sack suits, $c ";, w tilth
$1Gr0. Silk roll stsllsh fall os-eicats,
tCM, worth $1". Double breasted chev
iot suits, $S.7.-, worth $!'. Three liuu.i.i
cutaway dress tuits. $7 2.1, svorth J20
Host quality eass, fiock suits, Js.JO,
worth $.'2 TO. Silk mixed wen steel dress
pants, $.',75, worth' $7.50, Pilnce Al
liens, silk and satin lined, 510.75, woitb
no. Genuine homespun sack suits,
Si.2r.. worth $17 fO Silk lined "Vicuna
fall overcoats, $'J f.O, wnilh $2s Full
evening dress suits, silk lined, $11.75,
woith $3". All wool hair line sttlpo
pants, $1 S'l, woith $1.50. Nobby straight
cut oil ths' suits, $5.2"), woith $15 Gun's
best melton overcoats, $3 75, worth W.
Imported pray Shetland ulsteis, $7.75,
woith $2J r 0. lilite aiitl Mack beaver
overcoats, $5 r,o. worth S2I. Genuine
'Schnnbel' Chlnchlll.x ove 1 coats. $1 25,
worth $27 "0 Illue pilot cloth rceteis
and vests, $4 f.O, woith $11. Homespun
or cheviot ciiie oseicoatu, $7.f0, worth
121.50. Klin "HI) 'Ian" fur ieiveroser
coats. $10, woith $2c-i3. Silk lined
Trench Kers"y" oseicoits, $tl r.o.woi th
.5" Mllsh gi iiuine "MontnRiiio" eSvel -coits,
$1.75, wotth $20 50. Klnest black
Melti 11 dicss ulsteis, $9. worth $.'5.
Cut this adveitlsompnt out 111.1'. bring
II with you. He sine you nre at the
light jdace. Don't bo misled bv signs
nnd banners other 11 en limits may dis
play to decelso the public !o suio you
.iit ut the sheillt s sale now going nn
nt tho Chicago Combination Clothing
Co. 211 Washington ave, directly op
posite the Couit hi use, Scranton, Pa.
p. S. Dining this sale tho stoio will
bo kept open evenings until U p. !n,,Sat
uidays until 11 p. in.
- - .-
California hxriirHieins.
Personally conducted, heave Chica
go every Wednesday. HurllnRton
Route to Denver, Hi nee via Denver &
Illo Grnnde Hy. (the scenic line ot tho
world). Parties travel In Pullman
tourist sleeping cars fitted with every
convenlencf, which go through to Cali
fornia nnd are in charge of special
agents of long expedience. For rnr
tlculars addiess T. A. arndy, Kxcuralon
Mgr. C V.. & Q. li- It, 211 Clark St.,
Chicago. HI- "
l'llos.-Itching, Illiiid nml lllecdiug,
Cm.. I
In three to six nl'lhts. Dr. Aguow's
Ointment Is peerless in cut Ing One
npplbatlon ifb'is Instant lolltf. It
t'liies all Itching and In Mating skin
diseases, Chatlng, Hczeina. etc. 15
tents. Sold by Matthews Hios 51
For Infants ami Children.
2sjf5gT
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crr7
u?;ir.
SUCCESS
An Avalanche of Trade
A Whirlwind of Excitement
All Scranton is talking about Sawyer's Great Retiring From Busi
ness Sale of
FINE MILLINERY
Which ends November 30th, 1897,
Fictitious sales and exaggerated values have had their day. People
arc coming here past all other stoies, and this is why they are coming.
The store has been leased to Weichcl Bros, for a Crockeiy Store,
possession given Dec. ist, and every doll.u's worth oi Millinery
MUST BE SOLD
Betore that time, which means the (MHATKST SLAUGHTER 01' PRICKS
ever known on tine goods. Come while the selection is good.
iL. R. 3iL"SXTY:R,
132 Wyoming Avenue.
MERITS ITS
PHENOMENAL
SUCCESS.
DIMEITION. Tnkolmir nsnnl qnnntlty.
see water HOII.S Pour ofl nltei riVBinlu
utis steeplni;.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
Ceylon Tea
REFRESHING 60c. lb. PFUCIOU3
t'tibl only in I, rail 1'ncl.i-U,
II) the nie of mv new loeal nnncsthctlc. Vo
slee-protliieltii,' agent. It In stnipl) np)lled
to t ie uu ins uml the tooth extracted w Ithout
a panicle of pain.
All other dental operations performed posi
tively without puin
JLL ut
WARRANTED 5 YEARS,
11ieo nre tho f-nino teetli otber dentisti
clmrije fiom 511") to f?'J.,v u set foi
TEETB WITHOUT PLATES.
Gold nnd I'onelaln tiowns. Gold, Silver
und Ctment l'llllngs at one-half the usual
cost, l.wiinlnntluii nee. Opeu eveutiiM 7to
h. Uuudii) 0 to 1 1 iu in.
. BARRETT, DENTIST
316 Spruce Street,
Next Door to Hotel Jernt) n.
New York Announcement.
Our AmTt un Unmet an 1 Uow to 1 iiriile-h Tlit-ni
Horner's Furniture.
TI1K IIUHT IN HXIM.ITV-TIIK IIKST
IV hTW.n Tim HEhT IN VAI.l K
OIVHS THU Hi:8T SVl'IlKACTHlN.
Latest jn oditct Ions Iii Dining Ttoom,
Uptlrooin, Parlor, Drawing Itoom,
Libuuy, nnd Hall Furnltuio Venc
tian C'iii vtnl Furnltuio Exclusive)
Novoltlon in Inipoituil Fiiinlttue--Whlto
and Gold Enamolled rtuiii
ttuo Entjltsli Ilrass Iledstcnda
Whit" Enaine'Ued Iron Ik-dstcnds
with brass lrlininlni;slostftil Tnsy
Chairs and Kottoes Smoking and
nilllaid Room Furniture Wilting
Desks in over :iO(i styles.
UterjtliliiR far ttty ami inutiti)
biiinri, uml 111 Ini'Kpr uainrtiuuiit lliuu
t'Ue-vv btie. All prle e in plain (lttiiir.
(teml for our Illustrated Hook.
Helpful Iu allnhu eouiriiip me furiilal.iu.- in veliol.
or in imrt
R.J. Horner & Co.,
Furniture MiikerM und Importer)
01-05 W. S:id St., Now York
lAtlJolnlntc L'llru Alua.e.)
You will find mnny rare
opportunities in the
Want" Columns of The
Tribune.
WITHOUT PAIN
EETH $S
D
I
Are Used in the
Lyceum Theater, Scranton
Academy of Music,
Nay Aug Engine Co Rooms,"
New Nesbitt Theater,
Wilkes-Barre
Grand Opera House "
Wyoming Seminary, Kingston
Presbyterian Church, Ashley
Five in Hanover Township
Schools near Wilkes-Barre
Grand Opera House, Freeland
Anil in IU0 of tlio homes in this
region. Tho great duriibility of
the Kimball Piano recommends it,
to all who wish to buy but ono
piano iu a lifetime. Sold on easy
payments or for cash. Old organs
or pianos taken iu exchange. Drop
a postal or cull.
GE0IHJR II. 1VKS, General Agent,
! West Mnrkct Stioct. WUlu-i-Darn.
W. S. FOOTK, Local Agent,
11! "J l'ujo riiico, Sciantoii, li.
Banquet
Lamps.
A large variety of new find
handsome designs in LAMF'S
just received.
Brass Lamps,
Onyx Lamps,
Dresden Lamps,
At lower prices than ever be
foie quoted in this city.
Wcnro sbonlns nneNocptlontilly Una linn
of Wutelit", liluinoiiils und Jovveliy nt
jirlicn vvlilcb Mill iikusojoii
A, E.ROGERS,
Jeweler, 213 Lacka, Ave,
DR. SHfMBERG
OPTICIAN,
11 vs Mm i.D iu
305 SPROCE STREET.
Examination Free.
(fi'-riit-1
WE MAKE
A SPECIALTY OF
rnncy KooKavvi-,, I'.tst
Hivcrs, .Mattficc Kivor
Coves, 31111 l'eimJ-7, &c, iVc.
Leave your urdet for ltluc
Points to lie delivered on
the half shell in carrier.-..
1'. E HEBfi. PENH ML li
FOR SALE
Boilers, Engines and Machinery.
We villi uell vou New or Sci-oiiil-IInnil
We villi hell vou new or I11U0 obi In v
iliiinje, or ve villi rent jou nnj thing von
mint In tin Mai'liliierv I.lno ispcit Cast
puld for -"i nip li 011 ami Mi tills.
National Supply and Metal Co,,
70i Wet LackinMinna Avenue.
M.E. KEELEY, Mgr. Tolephona 3954
Book Bi ftd ing
Neat, Durable Hook lllndlnif is wlutyoo
receive II jou leave our order with tlm
SCRANTON TRIBUNE HlfNDURY, Trlb.
unc liulltllnff, Scranton, Pa
1