WEDNESDAY, JANUAHV 12, 1S98.
THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY, JANUAIIY 12, 1898.
THINK THEY HAVE
EDWARD B. WALTON
Potlsvlllc Police Capture aa Idsnne
Wanderer.
SUPPOSED TO BE THE MISSINQ CLERK
The l'rlsonor Una n Month' Growth
ofllcnrd on lilt I'noo and AtisWora
tlio Description of Wnlton, Who
Uisnnponrcd November SO.
PottBVllle, Va .Tun. 11. Chief of Po
lice DavlCH, of this city, today com
municated with Chief of Police Linden,
of Philadelphia, In reference to a man
picked up by the Pottsvllle police and
now confined In the Insane department
of Schuylkill county almshouse, who
Is Btipposed to be Edward II. Walton,
a clerk In the mnln olllc of the Penn
eylvanla mill nail, who disappeared on
the night of Nov. 29 lust. The man wad
found wandering mound the city In nn
nlmltiw sort of manner, and was un
doubtedly demented. He conversed In
a rumbling manner and save IiIm name
both as Walton, of Philadelphia, and
Albert Leek. At vailous tlms he said
he lived In New Yolk. Word was le
celved from Philadelphia later In the
day that a relative of Walton'H Is on
his uuy here to pass upon the Identity
nf th. confined mar. The hitter had a
month's Growth of beard on hi face,
and it five feet, six Inches In height.
1 1 Li hair, eyes and the dimple In his
chin are said to correspond with the
ileicri-jHriii of Walton as sent out by
the Philadelphia police at the time of
of Ids dlappeaniiue. A passenger on
n Philadelphia and Heading tialn.
lilc-li arrived heie today, and who
says he knows Walton, asserts Unit the
confined man Is not Walton.
A POIMM.AK MAN.
Walton vi as the chief cleik to Vice
1'ifrtldent Push, of the Pennsylvania
company, and vvus one of the most pop
ular men In the oillce. lie lived at Uala
with his wife and one child. The lust
sefii of him aftei he left the oillce on
the night he dlappeaied was when he
left the Philadelphia lionise, after dln
Inir vvltli several friends. This was
about 10 o'clod: at night, and from that
time all tia of him was lost until
the nolle, of this illy picked up the
mun w ho so closely on.sweis his de
scilptlon. The only Inaccuiacy in tho
ilescription of the misslnc man and
the man now held here Is In the mat
ter of height. Wnlton Is said to be
five fpft, eight inches In height. At
the time of Walton's dlsaopearunce he
had about $i:,".0 in his pocket, and this
led to the suspicion that he might have
been the victim of foul ploy. Chief
Davies expects the lelatlve of Wolton'.s
to in rive tonight, and In the mean
time Is endeavoilng to get from the
confined man a mole lucid explanation
as to his Identity.
THREE DESPERATE BROTHERS.
Olio of 'I' lie in Confesses Tli'jf the Trio
Held Dp .11 rs. Madeira.
Heading, Pa., Jan. ll.-rhe police to
day arrested thiee bi others, Joseph,
Lewis and George Plight, for the hold
up, last evening, at the home of Mrs.
William Madeira, who conducts a small
cigar store, at Seventh and Dick
streets. The robbers wore masks, and
having gagged Mrs. Madeira nnd
bound her to a chair, they appropriat
ed a quantity of cigars and tobacco and
escaped.
The Urlght brothers live In Zelgler's
court. When taken before Chief of
Police Albiecht today they stoutly
denied all knowledge of the biirglaiy.
But eventually I.ewi.i Bright bioke
down and confessed. He said he held
Mrs. Madeira while Jot" tied her to the
chair. George, he said, became fright
ened and fled before the robbeiy was
perpetrated. The masks had b'en pur
chased several days before. After the
robbery they were destroyed
The bi others weie committed to
answer for assault and battery and
felonious entry, and subsequently Har
ly Stuebner, aged 14, was arrested,
charged with complicity in the affair.
Pen ii y I vn n in Post in list er.
Washington. Jan. 11. The senate to
day confirmed the nominations of the
following Pennsylvania postmasteie:
O W. Blown. Wuyne; J. Blckerton,
IJuquesne: V H. Cyphers, East Pitts
burg; D. It. Corbus, New Bilghton; S.
O. Comly. W.Usontown; It. B. Play
ton. Anhland; H .1. Van Dusen, Hast
ings; H. F. DavLi. Fieeland; .1. E. Eu
vver. Natrona; D. O Groves, Biock
vviiyville; (i. W. Htinbach, St. Clair;
F E. Hollar. ShlppenMnirg: H. T Hall,
Lock Haven. H. L. Hicks, Philadel
phia; J. C. Koch. St. Mary's; O. It.
Moore, Verona; .1 D. Scott, Coraa
pollri; JunifH 1. McKennu, California;
J W. Stuait. State College; C. O, Slat
er. Latrone; P. G. Sowash. Irwin; C.
Seger. Emporium; S M. Turk. Parkers'
Landing; S. Wallace, Bennett; W. D.
Wilson, Clarion; N. L. Yarnell, Thur
low; J. H. .lick, Mt. Pleasant.
I'enithyl vn nla I'mslon.
Washington, Jan. 11. These Pennsyl
vunla jienslons have been Issued: Oilg
Inal William Hosencrans, New Mil
ford. Susquehanna, JK. Hestoration and
mldltlonal Edward P. Baldwin. Mont
ioso (decensed), 46, to $S, Original
widows Mary E. Baldwin, Montrose.
$12.
llolibed liie in tlm I'nlpll.
Lancaster, Pa., Jan. 11. While Bev.
C. D.; ClausH and his family were in
church las't'hlBht his house was robbed.
In addition to $60 belonging to the
preacher, about $40 collected during the
day for the Jubilee fund of the Mlnls-
If you are ill you need a
doctor in whom you have
confidence.
If you need a remedy you
want one that has been tested
for years; not an obscure, un
tried thing that is urged upon
you, or on which you save a
few cents that is no consid
eration as against health.
For wasting in children
or adults, Scott's Emulsion
of Cod-liver Oil with Hypo
phosphites has been the
recognized remedy for twenty-five
years.
oc. tnd $i,o, ill druttUti.
SCOTT & BOWNE, ChemUti, Nw Yetk.
terlum nnd for Sunday echool purposes
was Btolen. The thieves then stole, a
team from the churchyard, and, after
driving several miles, abandoned it.
HYPNOTIST A THIEF.
Hhopllltcr's I'alr Accomplice (Jnvo
Her Ilnby to Strnngcrs.
Heading, Pa., Jan. 11. A young man
Riving his name ns Prank AVillard
Childress, and a young woman named
Sallle Muldrevv, whose parents live
near Wheeling, W. Va., are occupying
cells in the Berks county prison await
ing trial on the charge of shoplifting.
They were caught In the net of steal
ing rings from a tray In Schlechter's
Jewelry store. Ever since their arrest,
Chief of Police Albrecht has been
searching for evidence of other crimes.
His investigations lesulted In tracing
to them robberies committed In Phila
delphia, Allentovvn, Lancaster and
Harrlsburg, Pa., und Newark, N. J.,
and other cities.
Their plan of operations was' to visit
the principal jewelry stores, and while
te attention of the salesmen was di
verted .slip a number of rings Into their
pockets. These rings were subsequent
ly pawned and the tickets destroyed.
When arrested the gill confessed, und
while admitting that "Childress" was
not her husband, declared that she
would never deseit him. Tonight, how
ever, the chief confronted her with a
new and sensational charge and she
has again confessed.
The latest accusation ii that while
she and Childless were living In New
ark, N. J., whete lie gave hypnotic ex
hibitions, she became the mother of a
daughter. This child was named Ade
line Paul Wlllaul, and the names of
the patents given as Mr. and Mr.i.
Prank Wlllnid. When the child was
two months old, she took It to New
Yoik and uccosted two women on the
street, whom she asked to hold the
babe. They compiled, and she dlsap
peaied. The child Is now" at Randall's
Islund. Miss Muldiew. In her confes
sion to Chief Albiecht. said she got rid
of the child at the Instance of Chil
dress, who was not Its father.
FAiril UIRISTS INDICTED.
I'ullier of Dcud Child and (.'hiistlnn
hcieiice Ilenler Piosecilted.
Philadelphia, Jan. 11. In Its final
pieH.-ntment yesterday, the Camden
gland Jury handed up indictments
ugainst Prank Klrby and William P.
Handjll, giowing out of the death, fiom
diphtheria, of Kliby'H little git I. No
phyticlun hud been tailed to attend
the child, as Kliby is a Chilstlan
Scientist, who believes only In the ef
ficacy of prayer and faith to restore
the sick to health. Randall Is the
leader of the faith In this city, and he
had been called to work with the little
suffeier.
The grand Jury nlo found several
Indictments against the proprietors of
gambling lesoits, the Investigation of
which has occupied seveiul weeks.
Among those Indicted, It Is said, are
"Bud" Williams, Poot and Tate, who
were running a lesort on Federal
stiwet, which Is now closed.
WANTED TO WHIP SEVEN A1EN,
Encounter Willi Two Landed Itonsiill
in the I'nnitoiitiiirv.
Doylestown, Pa.. Jan. 11. William
Bonsall was sentenced today to two
years and three months In the Eastern
Penitentiary lor an assault that was
the outcome of his estimate of his
pugilistic qualities. Bonsall claimed to
have been a prize-fighter at Pittsburg,
and said "Kid" McCoy was the only
man who had ever hit him.
He came to Doylestown three weeks
ago, and, ntter rortlfylng himself with
liberal potations at a drinking bar,
offered to whip any seven men who
cared to stand up before him. Bonsall
wound up by resisting Detective W. H.
Smith, whose eye he cut open, and
assaulting Jailer Mlchener, It was for
this offense that he was sent to the
penitentiary.
BOV KILLED DV FRIQIIT.
Death Caused by Uncvpcctod Appear
ance of a .II u n.
Mahanoy City, Pa., Ja.i. 11. While
playing with companions in the woods
near his home, Gaoigu Long, aged 11,
was frlehtened bv the unexpected ap
peaiance of a man In the bushes nnd
dropped to the mound unconscious.
He was picked up and carried home,
but died on the way.
Death Duo to Carelessness,
Wllkes-Barre, Jan. 11. The coroner'.
Jury Investigating the causs of death
of the three men who vvete killed by
un explosion of gas In the Avondale
mine at Plymouth returned a verdict
that the accident was due to the care
lessness of David T. Jones In using a
naked light. Jones was one of the vic
tims, and according to one of the wit
nesses he (Jone.s) told him that he was
the cause of the explosion as he' had
used a naked lamp contrary to Instruc-
.tlOllft.
furniture Denleis I'nll.
Allentown. Pa.. Jan. 11. Pxecntlnna
aggregating about $20,000 were Issued
today against C. B. Krause & Co.,
furniture dealers, and C. B. Krause
individually, in favor of Emellne
Krause. Executions for $5,000 were
also Issued against C. K. Harlng, cloth
ing dealer.
(Ins Explosion.
Catasauqua, 'Pa., Jan. 11. By an ex
plosion of gas In the boiler house of
Htack No, G of the Crane Iron works,
today, three unknown tramps, who
were sleeping there, were suffocated.
ThomaB Ilhoades, of Merely, N. Y who
had been with them, was alive when
found and will probably recover.
.liavllnvu Been Poisoned.
Wllkes-Barre, Jun. 11. Mrs. Prank
Youshofskl, of Nantlcoke. died sudden
ly last week. She was insured for a
large amount of money. Her sister
made complaint to the district attor
ney alleging, that the woman wbb pois
oned. The body will be disinterred and
an investigation made.
Pirn in n Slnuchtnr House.
Philadelphia, Jan. 11. PIre of un
known oilgln today gutted the large
slaughter house at the West Philadel
phia stock yards, destroying a large
quantity of dressed meat. The loss
Will be between $50,000 and $75,000.
Dentil or Philip A. Pylc.
Lancaster, Jan. 11. Philip A, Pyle,
who was a member of the lower hoube
of the state legislature In 1893-4, died
today, aged r-6 years. He was in the
drug business.
Tlio Mysterious Tramp.
Wllkes-Barre, Jan. 11. It Ib now be
lieved that the man who was found
suffocated on the culm bank nt Ply.
mouth wan Charles Stately, of East
Mauch Chunk. His relatives have been
notified.
MAKE NO MISTAKE.
There Ii No Reason Why You Should If You
l-'ollow the Advice dlvcn Uelow,
"Indigestion I the curse of this coun
try," says a New York medical Journal In
a recent editorial. "Both men nnd wo
men Buffer from this distressing com
plaint Hnd It caiinei a tremendous
amount of misery."
This Is all very true but thero Is no rea
son why uny man or womun should suf
fer from Indigestion when there Is a really
means of preventing It. Thousands of
people have discovered n sure euro and
some of them have given the public the
benefit of their experience.
Mrs. E. Tnilton, 345 Park avenue, Cin
cinnati, -says: "I had dyspepsia for lif
ted! years und was entirely cured by tak
ing Duffy's pme malt whiskey. I had
tried almost everything and know that
this whiskey cures where all others fall."
W. P. Anderson, 617 W. Indiana street,
Chicago, says: "1 UBcd Uufty's pure malt
whiskey for Indigestion und dyspepsia.
My stomach Is now In better condition
than it has been Tor years past."
These are only two rases selected from
thousands of others but they are sum
dent to prove that dyspepsia and Indi
gestion can be nlwayn avoided by tlio
legulnr Use of Duffy's puro malt. It Will
not only keep the digestive orguiis In per
fect condition but give tone and energy
to every part of tlio body. Mako sure
that you get no Inferior imitation.
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CHIROPODIST AND MANICURE.
nails cured without the lenst pain or
drnwlng blood. Continuation nnd advleo
given tree. E. M. JIEIV.EL, Chiropodist.
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Strniigo Eircct ot 11 Clot oi Illood
Prosing 011 tho Splnu,
South Ilethlehem, Pa., Jan. 11. John
Erelncr Is confined to bin bed with a
singular malady with which ho was
overtaken about two weeks ago while
lit work In an Iron mill, and the most
peculiar feature of his illness Is. the fact
that, while ho has almoat lost the pow
er of speech, ho can laugh as heartily
ns though lw were amuBed at his
strange misfortune. For long periods
ho cannot utter a word
Last night Drelner suddenly hurst
Into a fit of laughter, and for three
hours laughed Incessantly, although
those ubout him could detect nothing
unusual or funny to warrant bucIi a
demonstration. His physician says his
ailment Is duo to a clot of blood press
ing on the spinal cord,
llloiiuide 011 the I'ennsy.
Lancaster, Jan. ll.A broken Journal
wrecked seven cars loaded with coal
on tho Pennsylvania rutlroad, west of
Columbia, this morning. Tho north
track was blocked for two hours, but
one hundred yards of the south trade
were torn up nnd at a late hour travel
was still impeded.
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CHARTER APPLICATION.
OTlESDUlliTYHTENTII
application will be made to the Court of
Common 1'loas or Lackawanna County on
tho .'list day ofjauunry, 3HI1M, at l o'clock
a. in., under tho provisions ofan Act of As.
sembly of the Commouvtcalth of Pennsylva
nia, entitled "An Act to provldo for the In
corporation and regulation or certain
corporations," approved April 20th, iB7t,
uud Its supplements, for n charter of au In
tended corporation to bo culled "The St
Joseph's lieneflclal Society of St. John's
Church, of Scnintou, Pennsylvania," tho
character tint! oblect or which Is to piovlde
usslslaiiceto its members and their families
lu case of sickness, accident or death, from
funds collected therein. And for this pur
pose to have, possess uud enjoy all the rights,
benefits and pilvlleges of tho said Act of
Assembly and Its supplements. The pro
posed charter Is now on lllo In the I'rothono
tnry's Oillce of I.nckiiManiiu county, to No.
077 January Term. 1H0S.
WALTER illllOGS, Solicitor.
LEGAL.
IN THE COritT Ot'' COMMON I'LEAHOI
-I Lackawanna Couuty, No. 018 January
Term, I808. In re: Amendment to the
charter name of Eureka Lodge, No. 'Jo,
Loyul Knights of America, of Olyphant,
I'etinsylvniilu.
Notice Is hereby given that an application
has been made to suld Couit to chauro and
amend the nunioortho said i:ureka LoJc,
No. 'JO, Loyal Kuldits of America, of 01 v
phant, 1'enn'a, to the nuine, style and title of
Kuri-kn Hall Association, of Olyphant,
I'anu'a, and that a lliuil deciee allowing said
cliuuse und amendment Mill bo upplled for
In open Court on Monday, tho Ulst day or
January, A. I). 1 08, at o'clock u. m.
C. A. UATTENlSElia,
Solicitor for Petitioner.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
rpili: i ANNUAL MEETING OK THE
X stockholdera of Tho Mooslo Powder
company will bu held nt their ofllco In the
city ofScrantou, l'u,, on Wednesday, Jan
uary 'Jillh, JSfiH, for the purpose of electing
directors for tho ensuing year nnd transact
ing such other business as limy come before
them, No trnnsfer of stock will he madofor
ten days next proceeding tho duy of the elec
tion. JOHN 1). SlIERER, Secretary.
THE ANNI'AL MP.EI'ING OK THE
stockholders of Tho St. Ciulr Coal com
pany, for the election of dlreitors und tho
trnnsuetiou of such other business as may
properly conic beloiu 11, will be.heklon Mon.
day, January 2 tth, 1808, at tho oillce of ths
company lu Scranlon, I'n , at 'J o'clock p. in.
No transfer of stock will bo madofor the ten
days next preceding the dato of above meet
ing. E. V. KINGSHURY,
Secretary.
THE ANNI'AL MEETING OK THE
stockholders of Tho Enterprise Towdar
Manufacturing Company, for tho election of
directors and the transaction of such other
business ns may properly come before It,
will bo held on Wednesday, January 2(ltb,
1808, at the oltlcoorthe company in Scran
ton, l'u., ul tl.no o'clock p. in. No transfer
or stock will bo made for ten days next pie
ceding tho dato of the above meeting.
K. I'. KINUMHURY, Secretary.
CITY SCAVENGER.
A13.I1RIGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS
. nnd cess pools; no odor. Improved
pumps used. A. IJR1GGS, Proprietor.
Lea vo orders 1100 N. Main ave., or Elckes'
drug store, coraer Adams und Mulberry.
Telephono 00 10.
fUIAS. C06lEIt, CITY SCAVENGER,
J All orderB promptly attended to, day or
night. All the latest appliances. Charges
reasonable. 710 Scruuton street. House
1125 Washburn street.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
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very best references. Address, J. G. K.,
1017 Lukestroet, city.
QITUATION WANTED-UY A YOUNG
O man ns teamster or tako care of horses;
can furnish best of references. Address, 1.
A. M lOIIO Luke streot.
SITUATION WANTED-UY A LADY AS
housekeeper, In or out of city. Address
HOUSEKEEPER, Tribune oillce.
DRUG CLERK JUNIOR-YOUNG MAN
with two yenrs' experience wishes a po
sition, German, bet of references. Address
"SALOL," DUO Paul streot, City.
S" ituatTon waTtediIy A YOUNG
mun as double-entry bookkeeper; good
references. Address Ilox 15 1, Jermyn.
A HUSTLER LOOKING FOR A I'OSI
tlou taking euro of horses; references.
Address 001 1'iico street, City.
QITUATION WANTED-UY MARRIED
O maa ns receiving clerk or shipping
clerk or any kind of work around store; has
had ID years' experience lu general ttore.
Address E. 1!., Tribune.
SITUATION WANTED-UY A GER.VIAN'
J ghl In small family; good relerences.
1031 Luke street, City.
SITUATION WANTED-HY A i'lRST
o class waiter In private or hotel car; fur
nish 12 years' experience. Call at 411 Mad
ison avenue,
SITUATION WANTED-TAKE HOME
washlnt,, Ironing, or go out by the day
washing, scrubbing, or any kind of work by
the day. Renr 420 Franklin avenue.
tJlTUATION WANTED-At? CLERIC IN
O oillce; good education and understands
bookkeeping. Address V. A. C, 1368 Wash
ington avenue.
anted1ios"ition my a" fTrst-
class barber, of good habits. Addiess,
N. I!., this oillce.
SITUATION AVANTED I1Y " KXl'ElT.
D loueed engineer and llromau. Will work
nt anything. F. S., r20 Lave lie's Court.
SITUATION WANTED-UY RELIAHLE
) boy, ago 18 years; willing to do any
honest work. Has bad three ye irs exper
ience In barbershop, Addresi, X, 320 Em
tnett street.
QITUATION WANTED 1IY A GROCERY
O salesnnin: has hud sovou years ex
perience lu the grocery business und cuu
speak six different languages; can furnish
relervnces. I'. I V., Rooms 300 Hnd .'101
Mears Ilulldlug, Wiishlugton nvoiuieji City.
oTtUATION WANTED ilY YOUNG
O man; has oxporlenco In, double entry
bookkeeping and can furnish the best of
refcreaco Address, J, M rare 'I limine.
A YOUNG MARRIED MAN WISHES A
situation at any kind of work, driver
pre'erred; cau furnish best of references,
(.'nil. or addiesi, G. JAMES, 0117 South
Docker Court.
ATAILORESS WOULD LIKE TO GO
out to do plain sewing by the day or
week, or would no us dressmaker's assistant;
charges moderate. Address TAILORESS,
Tribune oillce.
Al'lRST-OLASS, ALL-AROUND COOIcT
desires situation; highest reference for
ability und character. MRS. R, FISHER,
121 1'enn avenue.
Connolly & Wallace
Annual Sale of Ladies' Underwear
It's always a January event in this store. More so this year than ever, because the stock is larger
and better, and the prices lower than ever before. Our goods are all clean and fresh, made by in
telligent people, in the best factory in the business. Our immense purchases cause these remarkably
low prices.
Night Gowns.
SPECIAL PRICES 45c, 50c, 58c, 69c, 89c, $1.15,
$1.25, $1.35, $1.50, $1.65, $1.75, $2.25, $2.50. Hill
& Lonsdale Muslin, Lonsdale Cambrics and other
good makes are used in our garments.
1 sffiiaJ2SlIlgja "0 l
Iff ''",H2SE5ij3 1
CHEA1ISE Special lots at 37c, 45c, 69c, 75c.
ton's greatest sale of fluslin Underwear.
Scranton
Connolly & Wallace.
PUT YOURSELF IN OUR PLACE'
And you will realize bow easy It Is to fur
nish your homo luxuriously with a trifling
outlay, a little at a time and you don't
miss It.
BARBOUR'S HOME CREDITHOUSE
425 LACKAWANNA AVE.
Steam and
Hot Water
HEATING
Gas, Electric
And Combination
FIXTURES
Electric x
Light . . .
WIRING
Charles B. Scott,
119 Franklin Ave.
I 1SEPUL PRESCNTS POR MEN-llath Itobes,
- Night Hhlrts, NecUwear, Gloves, Sus
penders, etc. r
CONRAD'S
PRICES
TIIU LOWUST
ATTKND TO YOU It KYKS NOW
Kyeslght tireserved und hoaduches pre
vented Uy having your eyes properly und
scientifically examined und tlttcd. Eyes
examined free. The latest styles of Hiiec
taclus and oyeglassos at tlio lowest prices.
1 1 Wk a!5! y
DR. SHIMBERG,
303 Spruce Street.
DRAWERS
Corset
Covers
50 dozen at
2 for 25c.
Actually worth
20c each.
Others at 22c,'
35c, 45c, 75c,
89c, $1.15.
In all the differ
ent shapes, styles
and finishes.
These new
prices: 23c, 29c,
374c, 45c, 69c,
75c, 89c, 1.15,
1.25.
We Have Reduced
The prices of our entire
stock of
Owing to the lateness
of til e season.
CM.FLOREY
222 Wyoming Ave.
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i ICE SKATES I
That Cut Ice,
Prices That Cut More tcs,
-AND-
I BICYCLES I
S That Set the Pace,
AUK ON 8A1,K AT 5
I JURISGU'S, 324 SDK SI. I
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Steam and
Hot Water
HEATING
Hot Air Furnaces,
Sanitary Plumbing,
Gas and Electric
Light Fixtures.
ELECTRIC LIGHT WIRING,
'the
T I COIELL CO,,
434 Lackawanna Ava.
WOLF & WENZEIs
340 Adams Ave., Opp. Court House,
PRACTICAL TINNERS and PLUMBERS
Bols Agents (or Rlchardson.Boyntoa'j
Furnaces and Ranees.
CE SKATES
2
Skirts.
Flu(Ty, Ruffled Skirts, liberal in size and honest In
make. Will cause sharp buying at these prices
45c, 69c, 89c, 1.15, $1.25, $1.55, $1.50, $1.65,
$1.75, $2.50.
We propose to make this I
J
aJEEEBIIl
Academy of ilusic
3 N'Uhts, Beginning Monday, Jan. loth.
Matinees Tuesday and Wednesday.
Elaborate Hccnlc Production,
CUBA'5V0W
A Story of Cuban Strife for Liberty.
8 Scenes 8.
30 People 30.
Academy I'rlcos loo., 25c, 36o., 600.
Three Days Commencing
Thursday, Jan. 13,
Mutluecs Kilrtuy nnd Saturday.
Charles E. Blaney's
JJlg Kxtruvaganza Success,
A Boy Wanted
32-PEOPLE-32
More Music Than a Comic Opera.
15 High Class Vaudeville Acts, 15
Lyceum Theater.
Rels & Uurgunder, Lessees.
Wednesday, .Ian, 12th, One Night Only
Our Favorite Comedian,
Wm. Barry
in his great big success,
THE RISING GENERATION
Mow specialties, latest songs, now special
scenery. The play that set the
whole country wild.
2fi artists. Have you seen Rilly Harry's
prest gumo of potter? Ask your friends who
have. Don't miss this show.'
Regular prices Beats on sale Monday.
Juu. 10.
Friday, January 14th.
Return Engagement of
HENRY HILLER,
In the Successful Romantlo Comedy,
HEARTSEASE
Direction of Charles Frohman.
"HonrUoiiBo" had a. run of over 100 nights at
the Uurden Theater, New York.
The production entirely new. Reantlful
stage settings, rich costumes, magnificent
stage furnishings. A cast or especial excel,
lonce.
l'rlees- l.f.().$l,00, 7fic, 600., 26c Bale
of seats beginning Jan. 12.
Music Hall.
A. A. Peny vessy, Lessee and Manager.
II Nights, Commencing Monday, Jan. 10.
IRWINBROS.'
In the Operatic Uurleique,
A TRIP TO VENICE.
Matchless Olio, Elegant Scenery, New Mt.
ciianlcal Ellects.
Reserved seats nowon sale at Short & Hlg.
gins' Cigar Ktore, 207 Lackawanna A venue.
J NEXT ATTRACTION Jan. 13,
1.4 und 15, Uon-Ton Durlcsicre,