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HAZLETT-KAUFMAN.
Popular West Side Olrl, Miss Ida
nicannrc llaztett, Wedded lo Mr.
Kaufman, of New York.
MIfa Ida Klennorc, onlj' dnughter of
Mr. nml Mrs. C. II. Hrizlott, wW mar
ried Inst evening to Charles 'L.'Knuf
ninii, of Now York city, at the resi
dence of the former's parents. 134 South
Hyde Park nvenuc.
The parlor In which the ceremony
was performed was artistically deco
rated with pnlms; smllnx and ever
green. At S 45 e;clock, ns the march
from I.oheiiBrln was being executed by
MIhb Anna 15. Williams, the bridal
couple, unattended, entered the parlor
and were united by Rev. J. B. hwret.
pastor of tile Simpson Methodist
church.
The bride- was attired In a trnvellng
diess of brown broadcloth with black
Bilk trimmings with a touch of chif
fon and carried white cnrnntlons. Dur
ing the ceremony Miss Williams played
the clr from "Oh, Promise Me," and nt
the conclusion played Mendelssohn's
march. A dainty wedding repast was
saved. Mr. and Mm. Kaufman de
parted via the l.Gr, Delaware. Lacka
wanna und Western train for u brief
wedding tour. They will reside In a
newly furnished home In Now York
city.
Mrs. Kaufman Is a young lady pos
sessed of many engaging pergonal
traits nnd happy In the acquaintance
of nunwrouH friends. Mr. Kaufman Is
a mechanical engineer.
The guests present were: Mr. nnd
Mrs. William Snover. Mr. and Mrs. W.
leaning, Mr. and Mrs. B. (5. Morgan,
Mr. und Mrs. Jacob Lutz. Mr. nnd Mrs.
John Blown, Mr. nnd Mrs. James Ma
tron, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. U. Hnzlett. Mr.
nnd Mrs. Fred Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Phillips. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. "!.
Snow, Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Sweet, Mr.
nnd Mrs. William H. Whvte. Mr. and
Mrs. A. P. Yost, Mr. and Mrs. II. I..
Morgan, Mrs. Jennie K. Snow, and the
Misses Elsie Keller, Annn II. Willlnms,
Mnbel Yost, Florence Irving, Helen
Morgan, Ingalls nnd Jessie Ingalls,
Lena. Laycook, Margaret Harris, Lily
Ayres and Anna Joseph, nnd Alt. F.
Clark and Arthur Heyl. Out of town
guests: Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Bingham,
end son Robert, Wllkefi-Barro; Mrs.
Jdin Evans, of Relvidere, N. J,
DUNN-KEEGAN.
Miss Margaret Dunn, of Fifth street,
and James Keegan, of Fourth street,
wore married at Holy Cross church
"Wednesday afternoon In the presence
of numerous friends. Rev. W. P.
O'Donnell performed the ceremony.
Miss Knto Lo wan bridesmaid nnd
Patrick Keegan, a brother of the
groom, best man. At the conclusion of
the nuptials, Mr. and Mrs. Keegan
tork a short wedding trip to Wllkes
Barre, where they will be the guests
of friends. Th'y will reside here.
FIFTEENTH WARD CAUCUS
I!. 1!. Evans Nominated Tor School
t Controller--!, egnl Point Involved.
The Republicans of the Fifteenth
ward caucused for the nomination of
A Good Half
of Time
iy Oloak Specials
We're mowing down the stocks in this Department
with wonderful rapidity.
Why? How? By What Means?
Figures, values, right styles, good tailoring and all the
other et ceteras which go to make an up-to-date Cloak
House. Enough said. These extra special values are
for the next ten days only.
A Bargain 'at $2. 2S
Ladles' Black Melton Double Capes,
combination braid and fur trim
mings; right cold weather weight;
full length nnd sweep.
$2.25 This Week
A Bargain at $2,89
Ladles' Black Melton Double Cnpes,
heavily hrulded, perfectly tnllored,
nnd withal, a handsome nnd sub
stantial winter garment.
$2.S9 This Week
A Bargain at $2.98
Richly braided and fur trimmed
Black Melton Double Capes; hfnvy
weight and cut to meet fashion's
utmost requirements for a wnrm
every day garment; not many left.
Price to close
$2.98 This Week
A Bargain at $1,98
Children's Heavy Strictly Wool
Winter Jackets; single or double
Capes; excellent tailoring and fin
ishing, In choice colors, patterns
and materials. , Do not confound
these with the cheap satinctto
trash, which now fills the market,
fPIR&?-y?&&?Z&tt&Ztt!!f " i--ill1Q J T
Globe Wareho&se
yS'itoi
and City
ward officers yesterday afternoon. De
spite rumurs, there was only one can
didate for school controller, K. 13.
Kvans, of Evnns & Powell, shoe dealers
of South Main avenue. There was u
little tilt for register of voters In the
First district and a question of law In
the vote for Judge of election in the
vSecond district.
Hx-Aldermnn T. T. Morgan was the
candidate for Judge of election In the
Second district nnd received CI votes
out of f2 cast for the others on the
ticket. The one voto was cast for
Michael Stum)). According to law nl
dermen, tax-collectors nnd notaries
are not eligible to the olllco of Judge
of election, hence the meaning of
Stump's one vote, an Mr. Morgan Is a
tax collector. A similar Incident oc
curred two years ago in the First dis
trict of the same ward when Thomas
D. Davis, regularly elected by ballot,
was declared out by Judge Arehbahl
on a petition presented In court.
The school controller nominee, Mr.
Kvuns, now that he has the endorse
ment of bin ward, will seek the nomi
nation nt the city convention as one
of the six who will comprise the board
hereafter If the present board of con
trol Is declared Illegal.
The vote by districts Is' as follows:
FIRST DISTRICT.
School Controller
E. B. Evans !-
Register nf Voters
Thomas P.itry 211
Thomas O. Evnns it
Parry's najority
Judge of Election
William S. Jones
Inspector of Election
Go jrge E. Schauta
SECOND DISTRICT.
School Controller
E. E. Evnns
Register of Voters
John J. Lewis
Judge of Election
Thomas T. Morgan
Michael Struinp
Morgan's majority
Inspector of Election
Pierce T. Fellows
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THIS EVENING'S AFFAIRS.
Cnntnta Repetitious nnd Watch
Night Services in Srrernl Places.
The young people of the Jackson
Street Haptist church will hold a con
cert and social In the auditorium this
evening to watch the old year out and
the new come In. The nffalr will fol
low the annual election of Snbbath
school officers. It Is an Invitation .so
cial nnd only the young people of the
church and those holding invitations
will be admitted at the door. An ex
cellent programme has been arranged
for the occasion.
The congregation of the Hampton
Street Methodist church will conduct
a watch-night service nt the church
this evening, which will begin at 8
o'clock. Praise service, followed by a
short sermon by the pastor, Rev. F.
P. Doty, will occupy the early part of
the evening. A short social session will
then be held. The pastor will preach
another short sermon nnd close with
the consecration service.
The members of the Simpson Metho
dist church and their friends will have
another opportunity to witness the
cantata "St. Nicholas," which will be
Dozen
for pay what you will, you cannot
get more serviceable garments than
are to be found In this lot. Sizes,
4, C und S only. Closing price
$U)S This Week
A Bargain at 58,90
23 Black Astrakhan Fur Cnpes,
benutlfully lined, nnd so fashioned
as to be what may bo termed n
regular Arctic winter garment, but
don't think for a moment that
they're lacking In sty , uuir
choice ot tills quarter of a hundred
Capes at
$s.9() This Week
A Bargain at $3,49
100 Ladles' All-wool Black, Deep
Curl liouele Jackets; clean, up-to-tho-times
stock, with fly front, cor
rect sleeves, newest collars, etc,,
etc. All sizes.
SS-IOThis Week
High-Class Bargain, $7,00
About 10 very fine Black Kersey
Jackets, full silk lined, elegant tall
orlng. newest stylo strapped stums.
In a word, u Jacket fit for the most
fashionably dressed woman in this
or nny other city.
$7.50 I his Wek
teftgigiffyg;
Suburban
repented this evening nt the church.
No doubt the second performance will
bo much better than the llrst, as mnny
of the little difficulties then encoun
tered will be smoothed out. There will
he no watch service, and an admission
of ten cents will be charged.
The committee of arrangements, of
which Michael Hennegan Is chairman,
and P. J. McAndrew, secretary, an
nounce that everything la practically
completed for the grand entertainment
nnd ball which the members of St.
Leo's Tourist club will hold at St. Da
vid's hall to fittingly usher In the New
Year. The hnll has been artistically
decorated with national colors, etc.,
and evergreens and potted palms will
add to the beauty of the eene. Good
music will be provided for the dance
numbers.
The young people of the Bellevue
Welsh Calvinlstle Methodist church
will conduct a social at the church this
evening in conjunction with the watch
night service.
FRISCO OLUP. REUNION.
The several delegates of the Chris
tian Endeavor societies of this valley
nnd a few friends whonttendedthecon
ventlon held In July lost at San Fran
cisco, were tendered an Informal re
ception nt the residence of Miss Jen
nie Lewis, 71f! South Main avenue,
last evening. It was In reality a re
union for they nil tiuvoled In the same
party timing the trip. The evening
' was spent In recounting Incidents of
the trip ttrd convention. At a season
able hour refreshments wore served.
' Miss Lewis was nssisted In receiving
(by Mrs. William Lewis nnd Miss Ma.'
I Cnret Davl. The riift.ts pi .petit were:
Mr. and Mrs. John n. Phillips. Mr and
Mrs. U. J. Palti", Attorney and Mrs.
W. R. Lewis. Mr. and lift J..hn J.
jDavies. Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis,
Mrs. Khenozer Davis, ri'.d the Missed
, Martha Vaughun, Mary Benedict.
1 Kate Potts. Margaret D.ivls, M Louisa
Williams, and J. D. Williams, John R.
Thomas, CJeoige Penedlct, Wilfred
Davis, Daniel Phillips, of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II Hopkins, ot Waver
ly; Miss Isaac Hadley and daughter.
Miss Laura, of Salt Lake City: Miss
Sarah Drury and W. J. Manning and
Tallle Evnns, of Plttston; Mi's Mar
garet Morgan, of Wllkes-Rarre.
PRESENTED WITH A 13IRLE.
The members of the claF.s taught by
Henry Evnns In the Hollcvtio Welsh
Calvnnlstle Methodist. Sabbath school
recently presented their teacher with
a handsomely bound oxford Hlble. The
presentation was i.iado at Mr. Evans
homo and the evening was spent In
the enjoyment of vocal and Instrumen
tal selections. The presentation was
made by Miss Harriet Morris In behalf
of the class. The members of the class
are Misses Given A. Davis, Harriet
Morris, Margaret Morgan, Elizabeth
Rowen, Jesse Rrownlng, Given Davis
and Mary Morgan.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Misses Esther R. Powell and Annie M.
Richards of Plymouth, have returned
home after visiting Miss Cassdo Har
ris, of Acker avenue.
Thomas Haycock, of Knoxville,
Tonn., Is visiting West Scranton
friends Mr. Haycock was formerly
a r sldent of this city but has not been
here during the past 22 years.
Mrs. Isaac Hadley and daughter,
Miss Laura, of Salt Lake City, tre the
gu -sts of Mr. and Mis. William Lewis,
'of South Main avenue.
' Funeral Director P. W. Tague, of
! South Main avenue, has returned from
a visit at Lemon, Wyoming county.
Dr. Geoigo R. Reynolds, of North
Main avenue, has resumed his large
piuctlce, after a shrrt visit at Rend
! Ing. Pa., over Christmas.
mis. rerra jonos ana oimcirou, 01
Nuntlooke, have returned home from n
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Edmund
Moses, of Eynon street.
Miss Maine Phillips, of Academy
street, Is entertaining Miss Mnrguret
Griffith, of Kingston.
Mrs. Fred, Spencer, of Jackson street,
has ns her guest her sister. Miss Llda
Smith, of Renton, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Moses, of Rrown's
place, hnve as their guest Edward
Ayers, of Ithaca. N. Y.
Dr. Lew Raymond, a student nt a
Philadelphia medical college, Is home
to spend a few days.
Miss. Gertrude Dall, of Stroudsburg,
Is the guest of West Scranton rela
tives. MINOR NEWS NOTES.
The members of Hie Anthracite Glee
club nre requested to meet promptly
nt 8.20 o'clock nt Jones' hall. North
Malr. avenue, this evening.
The funeral services of the late John
W. Grllllths will be held this afternoon
nt 2 o'clock at the residence, 1161 Ey
non street. Interment will be made at
the Washburn street cemetery.
At a recent meeting of the Ladies'
A 1.1 society of the Plymouth Congiv
g:.'ioiuil church held at the church, the
following oflWvrs weio elected: Mrs.
John A. Jnmes, president; Mrs. Dav
id Williams, vce-presdent; Mrs. A. R.
Eynon, secretary-treasurer.
The annual report of tho Rellevuo
Accidental Mine fund for the fiscal year
ending December 21, 1SD7, as prepared
by tho auditors, John J. Graham and
Thomas U. Jones, shows tho fund to
bo in excellent standing. Thirty-eight
now members hnve been added to the
rf.ll; cash on hand, December 23, 1S90,
fr.R'j.iO; receipts during year past,
Jl.rn.M: expenditures, dmth benefits.
$u'0 and $11'j.14; for general expenses,
totnl, IH'J 14. Cash on hand, December
total, $U 19.14.
The vlgllnnts of the several districts
of the Fifth ward held a meeting last
evening and decided to call the caucus
for tho i.omlnitlons of ward oIllcoi'H
for Saturday, Jnnunry 8 between the
hours ot four nnd seven o'clock. This
Is Hie same date upon which delegates
to the city convention for tho nomina
tion of hlx school controllers-at-larKe
will 1m held. The ward will chose its
i delegates in conjunction with tho oth-
1 or wuld' oflleerw.
Tin- members -f Kejstone lodge. No.
3", Loyal Knlnhts of Air.crlpi, will
nu-et nt Harl Gail hall, North .Malnnve
inie, this afternoon at 2 o'clock for the
purpose of attending the funeral of
John W. Grllllths, of H01 Eynon street.
Howell Evnns was held In $200 ball
before Alderman Moses Inst evening
for Ms nppearanco at court on n charge
of assault and battery preferred by
W. F. Morgans, n special ofllcer.
Rlchnrd J. Protheroe, of Academy
street, announces himself ns a candi
date for the school controllershlp of the
Fifth ward.
At a reguUr meeting of Washington
camp No. ITS, Patriotic Order Sons of
America, held last evening In Redman's
hall. Tho following ofllcors were elect
ed: President, Sylvnnus Sayltts; vice
president. Albort Kline; troasuror, Al
lied Twining; recording secretary,
Stewart Rowecker; financial secretary,
Linden V. Decker; conductor, Evan
Jones; Inspector. Harry J. Smith;
guard, Adelbert Smith; trustee for 10
months, Prof. James Hughes. Frank
Phillips vns appointed district presi
dent vice J. Archo Jones, rescned.
John Hrown, Jr., of Luzerne street,
waved a hearing before Alderman John
yesterday morning rimI entered ball In
the sum of $.100 on a charge of selling
liquor without a license and to minors.
Constable Timothy Jones was prosecutor.
Meat. Side? I initios Directory.
SECOND HAND HJRNITURE-Cash for
Anything you havo to sell. Furniture,
Stoves. Tools, etc. Call and tec the
tock of J. c. King, Jul to vu West Lacic.
awanna avenue
MRS. FENTON. CLAIRVOYANT AND
prhenoloelst, 412 North Main avenuo.
NORTH SOU ANTON.
Henry Thomas, of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
Is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Thomas Thomas, of North Main ave
nue. Mr, nnd Mrs. Charles W. Rockwell
hnve closed their residence on North
Main avenue, nnd hnve gone to New
York city, where they expect to re
side permanently.
The literary circle of Marquette coun
cil, Young Men's Institute, will hold nn
Interesting meting this evening. The
subject for the evening's discussion
will be: "Resolved, that women should
be granted equal suf'rage."
Miss Mame Hodgson, of Amelia ave
nue, is Indisposed,
Mls Lticietla Thomns, ot Reese
street. Is visiting relatives at Wllkes
Rarre. John Rtnnlon, of Bellevue college,
New York, Is visiting his parents in
this end.
Miss Lllllnn Wlnkb, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Robinson, for
the part few days, returned yesterday
to ln-r 1m e In Plttston.
MM." Aim!" Pnllen. of Olvphnnt. Is
the t:uest of her aunt. Mis. Thomns Jen
klim. of Oul, ftreet.
The members of Hiram lodge. No. 2C1,
Fre. ami Accepted Masons, will assrm
M' at the lodge rooms on .Sunday. Jan.
2, nt 12.30 o'clock p. in., for the pur
pose of attending the funeral of Abrnm
R. Dunning. Members or sister lodges
ure fraternally Invited to attend. In
termont at Elmhuret..
The Schubert Glee club, a well known
musirnl organization of this end, ten
dered Mine Inspector Roderick a re
ception nt his homo on North Main
avenue. Duiing the ov'nlng the Glee
club rendered some fine selections,
which were appreciated by the large
number present. At the conclusion of
tho programme, refieshments were
served.
Peter, the young eon of Mr. nnd Mrs.
P. F. Mcllale, of West Market street,
had n narrow escape from serious In
Jury y.'sterday morning as a lesult of
being run down by a dollverv wagon.
The boy was playing on Market street,
near the Inteirection fir Brick, and di
rectly In the wugon's course. The dri
ver had no tlm? to avert the accident
and consequently the child was knocked
down by the horse and before the out
lit could be brought to a standstill,
the wagon passed ov r his leg. He
was carried to his home, wlierf an ex
amination by a physician revealed the
fact that the child had sustained no
broken bones, but the leg was badly
lacerated and will take some time to
heal.
An txcpllent conceit will be rendered
In connection with the "Tea Party"
which Is to be held thin evening In
Company H armory. Those who will
participate are: Mrs. David D. Lewis,
Philip Thomaa, Joshua John. A large
choir will slug sevvrul nuthoms.
The Adonis Dancing class will con
duct a social In Kt. Mary's hall this
cvir.ing.
The closing houin of 1K37 will be fit
tingly observed with n song and prayer
service Pi the many ohurolvH of this
end this evening. .t the Puritan Con
gregational church Hie watch meeting
will enmmene at 10.15 and will bo un
der the supt i vision of Rev. Route
P ckover. In ttu Wtst Market Street
Welsh Baptist chui.h the Baptist
Young People's unl.i v 111 be In charge.
Wntfh meeting ueil et will be held In
the Christian NTth Main Avenue Bap
tist und Wu.wie Avenue Baptist
cnuri-lies.
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SOt I'll ftlMAM'O.N.
There will be a lively caucus of the
Twentieth ward Democrats In Coicnr
an's hall today between the hours of 4
and 7 p, m. Select Councilman T. J.
Cuyr peel:3 a ivn!"li'Ht1nn and will
be r.ptiored by Mark Cahlln. The can
didates for common council nre Mlih.
ael Cuslck, of Piospict avenue, and I
M. .1. Lnngan, of Fig street.
A watch pai ty will be hebi tonight In
the Evangelical Church of Peace, of
i j'roaoei t avenue.
The Fourteen Friends will hnve a Jol-
I Ullcntlou tonight In Best's hotel ns tho
old year depa, in.
In St. John's Catholic church Wed
j nesdny nfleinuon Miss Mmy Holan,
daughter of Mr. and Mis. Michael Do
; Ian, of Oonet Ftreet and James Cog
i gins were n (tried by Rev. E. J. M-l-,
ley. The bride was attended by Miss
Mamo Coggins, t-l.stor of the groom.
i The brld.'s costume wai of cieam
I enshinei'i , tilmined with lace. She
I carried Mart dial Nlei roses. Tho maid
of honor wore a kowh similar to the
bride's. John O" Boyle, of Bellevue, was
I the groom's attendant. After the mar
ling, wedding festivities weio hold at
the home of the bride.
Mark Crane, of I'enr street, nnd his
horse and wniton toppled clown the em
bankment at the rear of John Gibbons'
property on Plttston avenue Weiinr-u.
day itfM-noon, and he sustained seri
ous Injuries,
DUNMOUi:.
Word was received on Tuesday an
nouncing the sudden death of William
Dolphin, of New York city, and a for
mer resident of this borough. He left
here nine years ago and has since made
New York his permanent place of resi
dence. He had been 111 with pneu
monia. The remains arrived here yes
terday afternoon and were taken to
the homo of tho mother ot tho de
ceased at 411 Chestnut street. Tho
funeral will take place this afternoon
at 2 20 o'clock. Interment will be
mudo In the old Catholic cemetery. Mr.
Dolphin Is survived by a wife und one
child.
Thomas Dougherty and Patrick Mc
Nulty will play a game of hand-ball on
Thomas Logan's alley, Jan. 21.
Rev. and Mrs. William P. Glbboi s
will receive the members of the Pres
byterian church and congregation at
tho manse tomorrow evening.
The card.s are out for the marrlago
of ThomnB Ford, of AYalnut street, and
Miss McFIIpp, of Dickson City.
William Connelly and Anthony Ra
gon are visiting friends at Nathan
Hill, Wayne county.
Miss Lottie Haines, of Honesdale, Is
visiting her parents," Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Rallies, on Pine street.
Ono of the leading events of the sea
son will be tho annual ball of the
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen this
evening. One of the finest orchestras
In tho valley will be In attendance.
Mrs, Edward angle nnd family, who
have been visiting Dunmoro relatives,
have returned to their home In New
Hnvcn, Conn.
The Junior Order American Me
chanics will elect olllcers for the en
sulpg year at their meeting Satuiday
evening.
The Odd Fellows will have nn inter
esting debate by four of their mem
bers nt their meeting Wednesday even
ing, Jan. 12.
Hcldon Brady, of Main street, and
Miss Ina Brant, of Moscow, were mar
ried nt the Methodist Episcopal par
sonage by Rev. C. II. Hayes. Wednes
day afternoon. Mr. Brady Is one of
Dunmore's popular young men nnd Is
a trusted employe of the Spencer Coal
company.
The following are the now officers of
Dunmoro camp, Patriotic Order Sons
of America: President, John Young;
vice-president, Horace Hepburn; mas
ter of ceremonies, C. L. Krotzer; sec
retary, J. C. Schlcnz; financial secre
tary, W. S. Blrdslee; treasurer, Sam
uel Cummlngs; conductor, Allen Cox;
Inspector, John Reiter; guard, AY.
Dexter.
Miss Bessie Shepherd, of Clay ave
nue, has returned from a visit with
friends In Avoca.
John J. McDonnell, of the Dunmoro
hotel, Is 111 with the grip.
All members of St, Mary's council,
No, 219, Y. M. I arc requested to be
present at their meeting, Monday,
Jan. 3. Grand Lecturer and Organizer
Gillespie will be present. After the
meeting there will be n smoker.
Martin Walsh has sold his share In
the lunch wagon to William Mahon, of
Olyphant.
OBITUARY.
Mrs. ii. li. Burroughs, for some time a
resident of this city, died utter u linger
ing llness Dec. 2a at Wuslilngton. 1). C.
hlio was a noble Christian woman, bear
ing her long und severe Illness with nvet
patient,,., over looking tipuii the bright
hide nt life and ready to olfer words ot
etv.et t.inl cumfoit to her devoted hus
band and rrlcnelh. As long us her sUeliglh
permitted she wus iietive in church work
and In the Young Women's Christian as
sociation, of which .,cj was a sustain
ing member. Mr. and Mrs. Burroughs
came to Scranton about thrye yearn ago
at the call of the Young Men s Christian
tifsuclitUoii, where Mr. Burroughs was en
gaged as educational director of the John
Raymond institute. His courteous m.iu
ners, faithful service and Intellectual
ability won for him many friends and ad
mirers, uii'j it was the regret ot ninny
that he in copied tho urgent cell of be
ing ie-elected lo ids old position ns teach
er in U'auliington. D. C, where they havo
lived since last fall.
Timothy Kelly, n well Known resident
of Archbald, died at his homo on Rail
road stre, t. in tli.it borough at 8 o'clock
on Wednesday evening. Mr. Kelly had
been ailing for some time und had been
confined to his home about two weel.h.
The deceased had long lesld.-d in Arcli
bail and had won the respect or every
one by IiIh upright life. He Is survived
by his wife and nine children. These are:
Patrick Kelly nnd Alice Kelly, of Scran
ton; Mrs. L. J. O'Haro. Mrs. John SI 1
dou. Michael, Edwnid, Anna, Bridget and
Maggie Kelly, of Archbuld. The funeral
will lake place tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock. Interment will bo In the Catho
lic cemetery.
in tho death of Charles M. Klotz, which
occurred yesterday morning at hlse homo
on Oak Mreet. the North End loses ono
of its most respected and rep"esentatlve
residents. Mr. Klotz was :,'2 years ot age
and has been 111 for some time. Ho boro
his nflllctiun without complaint. Ho was
a member of the Pi evidence Presbyterian
eiiurch. A wife and two small children
survive him. The funeral will occur Sun
day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the family
home. The remains will be taken to the
Presbj leiinn chinch, where' services will
be conducted by Rev. Geoigo 1". Guild.
Interment will be iiuulo in Forest Hill
cemetery.
Mrs. Edward II. llallev. a sister-in-law
of Mayor Jnnieit (I. Builey. of ihls city,
died suddenly at her homo In Wuverly
Wednesday evening. She had been In
poor hem ill for ijuito a long period but
it was thought, was Improving. The fu
neral will be lii.it! at the house at 2 o'clock
this afternoon. Mis. iluiley Is sutvlved
b her husband, who bs been empioyd
in the olllce of the register of wills lor
two mrn'.hs, and two sons. George, of
this city, and c'barles. of filcuburii.
Knrly yesterday morning Madeline, the
li.f.mi dnug'.'rr of .'' . nnd Mi- i'vrick
1. a vello. dlei :t the parental re .nce
""iTi Price titfoet. Ti.o bereft 'rem-' have
I ho deep sympathy of their fi.ends. The
funeral will Iib held this afternoon ut 2..".n
p. m. from the residence. Intciinunt will
bo made nt the ilyclo Park Catholic ceme
tery, John lirondbent, an old nnd re- oted
roHdetit of liunker Illll. Fucti : . .Hie,
died suddenly ni his homo yes'erelny
in"!'!1, ,-r at ti o'clock of heart failure,
ugfd 1 years. Funeral niiiiutiiiccmvut
Inter.
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
I'liysicinns nn i Suruoous.
DIE. KAY, 200 Penn nve.. l-" and 7-9 p. in.
Diseases of women, childlen. Telephone.
DR. RATHSON. 3.17 N. WASHINGTON
avenue, J'l a. m. to I p. ni.
DU.T'. L. FRRY. SCRANTON SAVIN JS
Bank bleu. 122 Wyoming avuiiuc.
MARY aTsHKPHRRD. M. D.. HOME-
"iputhl-t, No. 22s Adams avenue.
DR. A. TRAPOLD. SPECIALIST IN
Dlseii'-es of Women, corner Wyoming
aveiii.- nnd Sinuce sueet, Scrnntui.
Olllco hours. 'Ihursday und Saturdays,
!) a. m. to G p. m.
DR. W. 10. ALLEN, 512 NORTH WASH
ingtou avenue.
DR. L. M. GATES. ROOMS 2n7 AND 203
Board of Tunic building. Olllco hours,
S to 0 a in.. 2 to :i and 7 to ! p. m. Resi
dence S0!l Madison avenue.
DR. C. L. FREAS. SPECIALIST IN
Rupture. Truss Fitting and Fat Reduc
tion. Olllce telephone VHZ. Hours: 10 to
12. 2 to 1. 7 to 9.
DR. S. W. L'AMORFAPX. OFFICE 214
Adams. Residence. 131S Mulberry. Chron
ic diseases, lungs, heart, kidneys, und
gcnito-urlnary orgunsa specialty. Hours
1 to 4 p. m.
W G. ROOK, VETERINARY SI'R
geon. Horses, Cattle and Dogs treated.
Hospital, 124 Linden street, Scranton.
Telcphono 2572.
MUcelWtiicvH.
RACER'S ORCHESTU -MFsuTToTl
balls, picnics, parties, receptions, wed
dings and concert work furnished, For
terms address R. J. Bauer, conduct,,,1,
117 W.v tiling avenue, over Hulbert's
music store.
MEGARGEE BROTHERS. PRINTERS'
mpplles, envelopes, paper bags. Ivvlii".
Wnrehouro. 130 Washington avenue.
Scranton, Pa.
PRANK P. BROWN & CO. WU LE-
sale dealers In Woodvvuro. f'ordage and
Oil Cloth. 720 West Lackawanna avo
'liiOMAB AFBRHY." EXPE XVV ATS
countunt and aedbor. Rooms .." mil 20,
Williams' Building, opposite poiilolllce.
Agent for tho 1'o.v Fire Extinguisher.
I'rliitlnt;,
THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHING CO,.
North Washington avenue Llnotypo
Composition of nil kinds iiulckly dono.
Facilities unsurpassed In tills region.
UEILLY IS TOO
YOUNG TO MARRY
Unless lie Can Oct the Content of Hi'
Parents at Blnguamion.
NOW IN JAIL IN THIS CITY
lie Is Charged Willi Being Implicated
in tho Rurglnry nt I'cIIoii'm llnrd
ware Storc--,Wrn. I, mini I). Leon
ard Clinic to This City Yesterday lo
llnvo Him lllglit tho Wrong Ho Did
Hrr-'IIcr Husband Kilted Last
January.
One of the Felton burglars, James
J. Rellly, Is going to be married. In
fact, he would have been mnrrled yes
terday but for his being under age and
minus the consent of his parents.
Yesterday afternoon n young wo
man with nn elghteen-months-old child
In her arms nnd about to become a
mother Boon again, came to the .sheriff's
ofllce In company with a nilddle-nged
man, a relative. To Deputy Frank
Ryan she stated that her name was
Mrs. Laura D. Leonard, nnd that she
has been a widow Blnce Jan. 9, last,
when her husband was killed In a
wreck on tho Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western road near Blnghnmton.
Soon nfter her bereavement she met
nnd became Intimate with Jlmmle
Rellly, who was then a brnkoman, liv
ing at Blnghnmton. She Is 21 and he
l.s 20, lucking his majority by four
months. Their friendship continued '
when she returned to her mother's ;
home in Sweet Valley, Ross township, '
Luzeine county. He visited her occa-
sionnlly and wrote to her frequently,
receiving letters In return, the corre- I
spondence on both sides being of the I
most "thine owncst " character.
ARRESTED IN NANTICOKE.
Jlniinle wa.s arrested In Nantlcoke
last October for being Implicated In the
burglary of Felton's cutlery store, cor
ner of Spruce street ntid Penn avenue.
He was committed to the county Jail
and Is still there awaiting trial.
Duiing the two months and more
that he has been in prison the corre
spondence between himself nnd his
young widow sweetheart has continued
utiabiitcd.'A love marriage would .sure
ly eventuate, but circumstances arose
which made nnother kind of nuptials
expedient. This wns the young wo
man's en nnd yesterday.
Sheriff Clemons was consulted and
after thinking the matter over, con
cluded he would bo doing no great
wrong If he allowed the prisoner to
come out of confinement long enough
to get married. To do n great right,
do a little wrong, reasoned the sheriff,
and the consent was given.
Warden Simpson was telephoned to
nnd half an hour later he appeared
with the boy burglar brld 'gloom. The
whole party repaired to tho clerk of
the court's olllce and held a confer
ence. Rellly was willing and the usual
questions wore put by Clerk Mlrtz.
When the item of age was readied
there came a pause. Rellly could not
make himself out to be twenty-one.
REILLY IS WILLING.
"Well, get my folks' consent and I'll
marry her," said Rellly. A blank pre
pared for this purpo.se was enclosed In
nn envelope with a note explaining
the circumstances and the whole mailed
to the boy's parents In Binghamton,
Mr. and Mrs. Jnmes Rellly, Deputy
Ryan acting ns secretary and furnish
ing the writing material and stamp.
The liantlcu Ts were placed on the
pi Isoner's w list.s and he was taken
back to Jail. His would-be bride, with
her friend, started olf with the inten
tion of going to Blnghnmton, to wait
upon Hip Relllys nnd Insure the secur
ing of the required consent.
FUNERAL OF HUGH O'ROURKE.
Req'iieui Muss Celebrated by Rev. It.
ii. YtuMi, ol tlocoii-
Tho funeral of Hugh O'Rourke, of
Toiyhunmi,uhii was killed at Sprague
ville, Tuesday, by falling from a freight
enr, took place yesterday morning from
the home of his parents. Rev. It. If.
Walsh, of Moscow, celebrated a re
quiem mass, after which Interment
was made in Tobyhanna cemetery.
Many members of Moses Taylor
lodge, No. 120, Brotherhood of Rail
road Trainmen, of which the deceased
was a member, uttended the funeral.
Aiivjt'tlssmcnts Under Till. Head $5 Per Line
Lawyer.
D. II. REPLOOI.E, ATTORNEY-LOANS
negotiated mi real o.uite Htiuriij.
Meais bullcliu. corner Wushingluii ave
nue and Spruce street.
WARREN ti. KNAPP. ATTORNEYS
and Coatisellors-at-Law, Republican
building, Washington avenue, Scrunloii,
I'a.
WATSON. DIE11L, HALL & KEMMER
Lll Attorn, . anil Leniusellors-ai-l..ivv,
Traders' .National Buulc Building;
rooms, ti. 7, 8, 9 and 10; thiid floor.
JAMES H. TORRKY, ATTORNEY AND
Cm nsullor-al-Law. Rooms 4Ki and 4.1
Cuniuiuuwealth Bulldint;.
FRANK E. BOYLE, ATTORNEY AND
luunsulliir-at-l.aw. Burr building, rooms
13 nnd 14, Washington avenue.
JESSl'P & JESSl'P, ATTORNEYS AND
Counsellors - at - Law. Commonwealth
building. Washington avenue.
ALFRED HAND, WILLIAM J. HAND.
Attorneys and CouiihelloiH. Common
wealth building. Rooms 19, 20 and 21.
FRANK T. OK ELL. ATTORNEY-AT-l.aw,
Room 5, Coal Exchange, Sciuliton,
Pa.
JAMES W. OAKFORdTaTTO RN E Y-AT-
Luw, Rooms .'II, M' and M0, Bojid ot
Trade building.
R. P. KILLAM, ATTORNEY-AT-I.AW,
120 Wyoming avenue, S rantou, Pa.
J AS. J. H. HAMILTON. ATTORNEY-at-Luvv,
43 Commonwealth bldg.. Scran
ton. EDWARD W. THAYER. ATTORNEY
Rooms II and 15. Republican bldg.
JEFFREYS & RCRBY. ATTORNEYS-nt-Lavv,
Commonwealth Building.
L. A. WATRES. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
423 Lackawanna nve., Scranton, I'a.
C. R. PITCHER. ATTORNE Y AT-L A W.
Commonwealth building. Scranton, Pa.
PATTERSON & WILCOX, TRADERS'
National Bank Building
C. COMEGYBg2J SPRUCE STREET,
A. W. BERTHOLF. Atty.. 319 Spruce St.
Schools,
SCHOOL OF THE LACKAWANNA.
Scranton, Pa. Courses preparatory to
college, law, medicine or business. Opens
September 13, Send for catnlogtio. tlov.
Thomas M. Cunn, LL. D Walter II.
Buell, A. M.
THE HOAIELI :ST WAN IN SCRANTON
As well m the handsomest, nnd others nro
Invited to cnll on nny druggist and get
free a trial bottlo of Kemp's Balsam for
tho Thrat nnd Lungs, a remedy that Is
ttuarnnttcd lo euro und relieve all Chronic
and Acjte Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis
nnd Cowumptlon, Price 25o and Wc.
Varicocele cured
"Ily tho Animal Kxtrncln."
ND DivUGS. NO KNIFE.
.Medical ndvlee freo.
Write ror book to the
WnMilii'tfiii Chemical Co.
No. OlUl'Jth t N. VV., WnililiiRtoni D. C.
KEILDLICAN CITV CONVENTION.
In piiBuance of a resolution of tho Re
publican city committee adopted nt a
regular meeting, held on Tuesday, Dec.
21, 1897. a city convention will bo held
on Tuefdny, the 11th day of January,
1S9S. at 10 o'clock a m., In Music hall,
Scrantcxi, for tho purposo of placing In
noinlnaiou candidates for the following
duces to be voted for nt tho next muni
cipal clfctlon, on Tuesday, Feb. 15, 189S.
to wit:
Two ii) school directors to servo ono
year.
Two d) school directors to servo two
years.
Two (I) school directors to serve threo
yeilrs.
Election district nro entitled to repre
sentation as follows:
First ward, First district 2
First ward, Second district 1
First ward, Third district 1
First ward, Fourth district 2
First ward, Fifth district 2
Second ward First district 2
Second ward Second distllct 3
Second ward, Third district i 1
Second ward. Fourth district 1
Second ward Fifth district 1
Third ward, First district 1
Third ward, Second district 1
Fourth want First district 2
Fourth watd Second district 3
Fourth watd. Third district S
Fourth ward. Fourth district 3
Fifth ward, first district 2
Fifth ward, Second district 2
Fifth ward. Third district 3
Fifth ward, Fourth district 2
Sixth ward, First district 1
Sixth ward, Second district 1
Sixth ward. Third district 3
Seventh ward, First district 1
Seventh wad, Second district 1
Seventh wnrl. Third district 1
Eighth ward. First district .2
Eighth wari. Second district 2
Ninth ward, First district 2
Ninth ward, Second district 2
Ninth ward, Third district 2
Tenth ward, First district 1
Tenth ward, Second district 2
Eleventh vvird, J'lrst district 2
Eleventh wird, Second district 2
Eleventh vvird. Third district 1
Twelfth watd, First district 1
Twelfth watd. Second district 1
Thirteenth vnrd, First district 2
Thirteenth vard, Second district 2
Thirteenth vard, Third district l
Fourteenth ward, First district 2
Fourteenth ivard, Second district 2
Fifteenth vurd, First llstrlct 3
Fifteenth vvird. Second district 2
Sixteenth wird, First district 2
Sixteenth vnrd, Second district 2
Soventecth TjrJ, First district i
Seventeenth ward, Second district 4
Eighteenth ward j
Nineteenth ward, First district 2
Nineteenth ward, Second district 1
Nineteenth ward, Third district 1
Nineteenth ward, Fourth district 1
Twentieth vard. First district l
Twentieth vard. Second district 1
Twentieth vard, Third district 1
Twentieth vard. Fourth district 1
Twenty-first ward. First district 1
Twenty-first ward. Second district 2
Vigilance committees will hold delegate,
elections oa Saturday. .Tnn. s isis i,.
tween tho hours of 4 and 7 o'clock p. m.
They will give at least two days' public
notice of the time and place for holding
said electlot,
A. Ii. Stevens,
Chairman.
David J. Davis,
A. J. Colbotn, Jr.,
Secretaries.
THE SAFE IS ALL RIGHT.
Hut tho Cvpnrts Are Not Able to
Open It.
Jonas Long's Sons n week ago pur
chased for their department store a
safe which proved too good for the
money It cost. It refused to be un
locked by even those who thought they
possessed the combination.
E. F. Roth, 6f Wllkes-Rarre. was
summoned to try his sleight-of-hand
and failed. The manufacturers then
sent an expert snfe-cracker, but his
manipulations were in vain. It was
the liurglar-proof vault Insldo tho safe
proper which refused to be opened.
The expert has tried his arts for near
ly a week and it Is feared the safe will
have to be returned to tho manufac
turers and opened by force.
For Year.
Detective.
BARRING & MSWEENEY. COMMON',
wealth building. Interstate Secret Ser
vice Agency.
Architect?
l'ERCIVAL J. MORRIS. ARCHITECT,
Board ot Trade Building.
KDWARD II. DAVIS. ARCHITECT.
Rooms 21. 25 and 20, Commonwealth
building, Scranton.
E. L. WALTER, ARCHITECT. OFFICE
rear uf tSOti Washington avenue.
LEWIS HANCOCK. JR.. ARCIHTI: 'T,
4S5 Spruce St., cor. Wash, nve., Scranton,
FREDERICK L. BROWN. ARCHITE'T,
Price Building. 12U Washington uenue,
Scranton.
T. I. LACEY & SON. ARCHITECTS,
Traders' National Bank.
Dentists.
DR. I. O. LYMAN. !2i N. WASHINGTON
avenue.
DR. P. L. MGRAW, 303 SPRUCE
street.
DR. II. P. REYNOLDS. OPP. P. O.
DR. C. C. LAl'BACH. 11.1 Wyoming uve.
WELCOME C. SNOVER, 421 LAc"kA
wauua avenue. Hours, 9 to 1 and 2 to i.
Wire Screen.
JOS. KUETrEL. REAR Ml LACKaI
wanna avenue. Scranton, Pa., manufac
turer of Wire Screens,
Seeds
G. II. CLARK et CO., BKEDMEN AND
Nurserymen; store 140 Washington ave
nue; green hnut.. 13M North Main ave
nue; store telephone, 782,
Hotels and Restaurants.
TUB ELK CAFE. 135 AND 127 FRANK
lln avenue, Rales reasonable.
P. .1EGLER, Proprietor.
SCRANTON HOUSeTnEAR D L. & W.
pussenger depot. Conducted on the Eu
ropean plan. VICTOR KOCH, Prop.