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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-MONDAY. OCTOBER 24, 1898.
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ThU Vole Not Clood After Oct a6. 1895.
ANOTHER TRIUMPH FOR THE
Ludwig
Piano.
The new DUI'LKX SCALE pro
duces a volume of tone of the
rarest quality. It sounds like a
beautiful harmonic added to the
regular tone and can be softened to
the faintest pianissmo or increased
to nearly twice the volume "of an
ordinary piano.
Ludwig people arc always in the
front with anything of real merit
and to hear ttic DUPLEX will con
vince anyone that they have a grand
invention.
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A new departure at Tk
Tha Griffin Art Studio,
We aie now prepared
to fill the wants of the
amatuer and profess
ional. WZ SOLICIT YOUR TRADI.
DR. A. A, LINDABURY.
Specialties Surgery, Diseases of Women
Olllce lloiili n to 10 n. 111
1 to :i p. m
At Kcsiclonce 7 to H p. in
Oulce William" lliilldlig, Opp. l'ostollU-c.
Hesldeneo-'JIO .South Main Avenue.
COLUMBIAN DETECTIVE AGENCY
LIME EAIIX BUILDING,
SCRANTON,
PA.
Mnlteri Solicited Where Otlieri Killed.
Moderate Charges.
MRS. GEO. CARR,
Teacher of Piano
1Y5R. CARR,
Banjo, Alandolin and
Guitar.
Ntudloi In the New (iuernioy llulldlng, 3 J II
North Wellington iweuuo.
t-ctvntli Year In Tin City.
Da Muioul Fnculty Wyoinlns Seminary.
Hscopened a General limiranco Office In
Flfiflftn.il rinnll
Yen KtocU Companlei irpresented. Large
-i.e CHpcclully lullclted. Telephone IHUU.
Write or Call for Price Uit.
KEMP, 103 Wyoming Avenue.
Allow Us tu Clean Your I.ACti CURTAINS,
and Von W III lie PleascJ.
ackavvanna
"THE!"
AUNDRY.
308 I'enn Avenue. A. It, WAR.UAN.
Tho Wilkcs-Barre Ilecord can be hud
in Scranton at tho r.cwa btund.s of Itcis
man liros., 404 Spruco nnd DU3 i,lnd;n
streets; Muc, Lacku wanna avenue.
PERSONAL.
Attorney Chalks :, Bradbury left Hut
unlay lor tho Omaha exposition.
Mr. and Mrs. George 8. Taylor returned
Saturday from a week'i, slay in l'ltls
burg. Miss Kll.i Thomas, of I'tica. N. Y.. 's
the guest of Miss Alien Kvun, of Jto-.K
street.
Attorney V. W. Vioiti', will tod.iv nt
liunlsburg respond to tin ndilrem. oi ye.
coino at tho state convention of 1'oor IX
reclolfi. I'crey H. Frutchoy, trick cycIUt, who
has been spending the last two weeks in
this city getting new wheele, left Sunday
for Anderson, Intl., to join ihu Columbian
minstrels.
Tomonow evening at SCO o'clock in the
Clrcen Itidso l'lesuyteiiun church, Charier
M, Carr and Miss Mury C. Monies, ot
Ureen ltldge, will bo mairicd. There will
bo a reception atterwards at thu residence
of Miss Monies' brothoi -In-law, (icor.'o
Mitchell, of Monroe avenue.
George Lackhart Parte, united States
.nnanl In TVff, ft Inlrttit nri'lim.l nl 1,1a t,nt,w
In Wllkes-Uarre Friday afternoon, accoin-
par.led by bis father, L. (.'. Dane, who
went to New i oik to meet him. Coi tail
Durte left for bis post hint January, and
has been granted a furlough for il.ty
days from tlmo of lauding, lie is in ex
cellent health, his smooth facu Is deeply
tanned by the southern sun, and he Is
somewhat btouter than when ho left. Mr.
Darto says lie left MartlnlciJj, one of tho
Windward Islands, about ten days ngo,
and the, passago occupied about eight
dava. Tho voyage was very rough and
tho thirty odd pargengers wero badly
shaken up,
HOSE WAGON DISABLED.
Crystals Had a Break Down Going
to a Fire.
Jn responding to an alarm of tiro
from box Jl t a so yastmday, forenoon
tm Role comera ifl sun House
rNKrti !i iii'Wi
the Iioro wngon of the Cryslnlu Kot dis
abled on Wyoming itvcnuo nnd John
Cltllcrnn, u member of tlic eomtmnv.
who was rlillntf on tho rear step, lind a
close rail from serious Injury. A piece
of the tire of tho hind wheel on the
tight slilu of the wagon broke off and
Hew within n few Inches of his head
with great upecd. There worn three
others of tho company on the wagon
nlo.
This oeeurrod mlilwny between
Spruce street and l.aeknwniiiiu ave
nue. The driver was unable to biins
tin- tenm to it standstill for several
feet, by which time the rest of tho
tire nnd tho rim of the wheel came off.
The wagon had to be brought to
(build's shop, fiom which It had not
long been sent out. The first time It
was used since It was smashed In the
collision on May IS last was l'lremen's
Day.
The fire was located In the rear of the
Jewish synagogue on Hickory street
nnd caused only slight damage.
MR. GIBBONS MUST ANSWER.
Judge Archbald Rules on the Elec-
ticm C!tmtest Dispute.
Judge Archbald ruled. Saturday, that
John aibbotis must answer the ques-
""" ask"(1 ,llm ' lIlc lection contest
hearing as to whether or not ho had
handled any money whatsoever In tho
full elei Hon.
Mr. OibliuiiH, on the advice of the
rexpondi'iifs counsel, Mr. McDonald,
refused to answer this question Friday,
rang he had been subpoenaed sololv
for examination In the matter of the
treasurcshlp election nnd anything for- 1
elgn to Hint could not be Inquired Into.
As to wlii-ther or not he handled any
money In the election for treasurer he
answered In the negative.
In making bis ruling. Judge Archbald
snld the voter could not qualify in part
nut must show that he did not vlolnto
the .-lei tlnn law In nny Instance.
VERDICT IN KENNY CASE.
Found Guilty of Manslaughter But
Kecommended to the Mercy of
tho Court Some of tho
Sentences Imposed.
A verdict of manslaughter, accom
panied by a rociiinmcndntion of ex
treme mercy was returned Saturday
afternoon by the jury In the case of
Kdward Kenny, charged with the mur
der of Martin Henley, In Archbald, last
April.
The agreement was readied nt 2.30
o'clock, after a deliberation of a few
minutes over forty-eight hours. An
hour later, when the defendant and tho
attorneys had been summoned, the jury
came In and rendered Its verdict. On
Mr. Conry'K motion the jury was polled
and each as his name was called
answered "manslaughter." A paper
signed by every Juror recommendlngex
treme mercy v. is presented with tho
erdlct.
At the opening of court Saturday
morning the Jury once more sent in
word that it could not ngree and re
pented its lcqucst to lie discharged.
Judge Gunstor sent for them and ox
plained at length that It was not within
tin power of tho court to discharge
them and that nothing except tho death
of one of their number could effect
their 1 eleasc before an agreement was
reached.
It Is understood that the Jury stood
seven for acquittal and live for a ver
dict nf manslaughter on tho first bal
lot. Later one of the minority went
over to the ncqulttnl side nnd thus t hey
remained until Saturday afternoon,
when the majority gave In.
The veidict was a surprise to the de
fendant's attorneys, who looked con
fidently for an ncqulttnl. They will
move for n new trial.
The maximum penalty for man
slaughter Is lmprlsonmmt for twelve
years.
In the case of Kate Mulheiin ogalnst
Kdward J. Mellony the usunl sentence
was Imposed,
John Knssmnn, who plead guilty of
stealing a ploughshare, was allowed to
go with senteneo suspended.
P. Brlslln, convicted of ussault and
battery, was lined S10.
John Stntes plead guilty of keeping
a tippling house and was sentenced to
Ji.'OO (Ine and three months in tho county
jail.
Verdicts of not guilty were returned
in the following cases: (Kdward Mnhar,
malicious mischief; Kdward i.ewis, re
ceiving stolen goods; Timothy IJrndy,
statutory burglary; Frederick Skuel's,
larceny; Thomas Swart:, larceny; Jo
seph McAndrew, attempted robbery.
WEDDED AT GKEENFIELD.
Miss Hnttio Snyder nnd John L.
Slocum United.
A M'iy charming marriage was sol
emnized nt the home of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Ti. C. Snyder, nt Cirecnfleld, last Wed
nesday evening, when their daughter.
Miss flattie, was mart led to John Slo
cum. At 8 o'clock Miss Merticp l!ay
ley, of Scranton, presiding at the or
gan, the strains of the Lohengrin wed
ding inarch wero heard and the bridal
party passed under the arch lending
from the pailor into tho drawing room.
The procession was led by the Ilower
children, Feareo -ind May Snyder,
cousins of the bride, of Carbondale.
They wero followed by tho maul of
lienor, Miss Slocum, sister of the groom
nnd Miss Maud Snvder, u sister of the
bride, wns bridesmaid; after whom
enmo tho bride and groom. The couple
weru united in marriage by tho I'ev.
Mr. Jltlott, of the F.aptlst church of
Oreonfleld. The ceremony included
what is known ns the ring service,
liming tho rcreinonv Miss Iiaylay soft-
ly played an air from "Faint. ' After
the twain had received tho pastor's
bl?ssing they were heartily congratu
lated by their friends nnd relatives.
Tho bride was dressed In white bro
caded silk cut on train, with peail
trimmings and lace. Sho can led bridal
roses. Tho maid of honor, Miss Slo
cum, wore organdie over blue silk nnd
tho bildesmald, Miss Snyder woro or
gandie over green silk. After partak
ing of the wedding supper Mr. und
Mrs. Slocum bit on the midnight train
' fo1' Ko' 'York '"1 other places. The
home was decorated throughout with
palms, ferns and cut flowers, Muny
beautiful priscnts wero received, A
large number of ft lends wore present
from New York. Scranton, Carbondalo
and lllnghnniton.
PART OF PLAwTcONDEMNED.
Inspector Requires Changes In Sani
tary Work of No. 3 School.
A part oi the sanitary plans of No.
3 school in course of construction on
Plttston uvenuo has been condemned
by Plumbing Inspector O'Malley.
Ho found u few dofeots that might
bo the cuum) of trouble at some future
time, such as tho condition In No, 28
soiiool, und required tho contractor to
make, tho necessury chanKr.
LIST OF PENSION
CLAIMS GRANTED
SECURED THROUOII EFFORTS OF
CONGRESSMAN CONNELL.
Claims That Were Filed by Htm
Numbered Threo Hundred and
Twenty-seven Of That Number
Sixty Have Been Granted and Two
Hundred and Forty-eight Are Still
Fending Names of Thoso for
Whom Favorable Action Was So
cured and the Amounts Granted.
Krom tho Scnintim Truth (Hatiirtlnvi.
An lnterestlnir record of pension
claims for Lackawanna, county, pre
sented nnd pushed by Congressman
Council has been compiled at Washing
Ion. Tho record shows that dining Mr.
Council's first term In coiiRress ho has
caused to bo tiled n total of S27 claims,
of which HO have been granted, 19 re
jected and 2 IS urc yet pending. Tho
monthly average now pnld by the gov
ernment on claims granted since Mr.
Council went to congress Is $31 1. Tho
total paid out or likely to be paid out
on tlio claims yet uniuljudlcated but
nearly completed, estimated on tho
basis of those already granted, will,
with arrearages, initial not less than Ceorgo Van Horn, the murderer of Mis.
$20.1)70 a showing for the people of this Josephine Wcscott.
(ongresslonal district which, Is be- (in Saturday Mr. Wedeman, of conn
Moved, has not been surpassed by tho sol for Van Horn, received tho follow-
wiiik 01 any inner iiicinuei' tu me v ui.v-
fifth congies!'. A lis! of claims granted
for this district follows:
LIST OF l'KNSION CLAIMS GltANTLD.
Mrs. Mary Armstrong, Taylor, I'n., J3
per month; Jl.CftO arrearages, and ?.' for
each minor child.
William lloolh, C19 1'rcscott avenue,
Scranton, I'd., $i; per month.
Charles M. lllackwcll, Avoca, I'n., ?S
per month.
Ell I. Jtaines. Sterling, I'n., $12 per
month; $"JU arrearages.
Michael Cox, Carbondale, I'n., P' per
month; $20(1 arrearages.
William II. Cartwilght, Scranton, i'a.,
ij per month.
Chester Cramer. Scranton, I'a., $10 oer
month; $(X an parages.
James Conley, Scranton, I'a., $11 per
month, $:ii; arrearages.
Mis. 15. F. Canavnu, Scranton, I'a., 5S
per month; $'C arrearages, and ii per
month nddltoii.tl for minor child.
Mrs. Mary Cogglns, Chinchilla, Pa., JS
tier month; $12 airearageu, utnl $2 addi
tional for minor child.
Alva Uolph, Carbondale, I'a., $i per
month.
Mis. (!. Davis, Scranton, I'a., $ per
month; $30s arrearages, and $2 additional
for minor child.
1211 S. niuguinn, Scranton, I'n., $5 per
month; $?2 arrearages.
Frederick Fritz, 172.! Church street,
Scranton, $s per month.
F. J. Grovcr, Mooslc, I'a., Jo per month;
$1U0 arrearages,
(italics Gallagher, Duryea, i'a.. $S per
month.
William W. dinner. 1717 Mousey avenue,
Scranton, I'a., &!2 per month; $2,370 ar
i enrages.
Mrs. M. llasklns. Scranton, I'a., $12 per
month; $2'.n) arrearages, and $2 per month
additional ilur each minor child.
Mrs. .Catherine Held, Scranton, I'a., $S
per month; $1W arrearages.
Joseph It. Harper. C22 Mill street, Seran
ton, Fa., $S per month; ?il!2 arrearages.
William Hampton, fli7 Washington ave
nue, Scranton.
Daniel O. lllnelhie, Ridgo How, Srran
ton, Fa., $!i per month; $W arrearages.
Sirs. S. F. llouser. 132 Chestnut street,
Scinaton, I'a., $17 per month; $203 arreir
uges. Christian 1 longer. 111 Willow tdrc.-t.
Scranton. I'a., $11 per month; $K.i arrear
ages. C. R. Johnson, 7!" Madison avenue,
Scranton, I'a., $G per month; $H)2 arrear
ages. Daniel Johnson, I'eckvillc, I'a., $r, per
month; $"ul urrei lagis.
William F. Kendall, Scranton, I'n., $ii
per month.
I'eter Kntipp. Jlooslc, 1M., $(i per month.
Mrs. A. M. Kleekler, Scranton. Pa., $12
per mouth, and $2 additional per moir.n
lor each minor child.
Mrs. K. Kcllty. -117 Plttston avenue,
Scranton, Fa., $S per month, and $2 addi
tional per month for each minor child.
.Michael Kolley, ::07 Williams street.
Scranton, I'a., $0 per month; $SIS arrear
ages, Mrs. V.. 1. Lewis, Scranton, I'a., $S per
month; $2W arrearages, and $2 additional
per month for each minor child.
Mrs. M. C. Longshore, 70,1 (Juincy ave
nue, Seiauton, I'a., $s per month; ar
ri. i rages.
Asa C. Mend, Scranton, I'a., $G per
month.
Mrs. Teresa Mayer, Scranton, I'a., $S
per month; $'171 m mirages.
John ilaitz, 6i!S'JIItchcPck court, Scran
ton, I'a.. $ per month; $132 arrearages,
John Mlnncwcntlier, Scranton, Fa., $S
per month.
William Miller, Daltnn, I'a., $17 per
month.
Daniel I'ease, Scranton, 1M $S per
month; $2&S arrearages.
Mrs. K. I'rosser, Seianton, I'a., $S per
month; $t!W arrearages, and $2 additional
per month for cadi minor child,
William T. 1'tlncc, Sill I'cnn avenue,
Scranton, Pa., $S per month; $00 nnear
ages. Peter C. IJolls, Jermyn, Pa., $8 per
month; $141 arrearages.
Mrs. A. lteymer, Scranton, Pa., $12 per
month; $W nrreaiages.
Mrs. S. Illcharilpon, I!13 Meridian street,
Scranton, Pa.. $S per month; $'j!2 arrear
ages. Jefferson Itoddney, 21D Slono avenue,
Scranton. Ta., $S per month.
Frederick J. Sheels, 10 Lackawanna ave
nue, Scrni'tcn, Pa., $S per month.
P. Schweitzer, 1030 Irving avenue, Scran
ton. Pa.. $0 per nenth; $7CS arrearages.
Mrs. A. Smith, Scranton, Pa., $S per
month: $112 airtniages.
Levi Sti'dgi', Siranton, P.i.. or Pi cls
vllle, $10 per month; $IM arrciuages.
Charles I. Sanders Avoca, l'.i., $0 per
month: $2h. arnaruges.
Mib. I. Stair. Je7 T.ixlor in cnun, Seran
ton. I'.i.. $ per inontli. ami $2 additional
p. r mouth for uch minor ddld.
Reduced prices. It is now
possible for us to offer a
fine drinking Coffee at 20c
per pound.
per lb
Coursen's Ceylon Java... 20c
Coursen's O G Java 25c
Coursen's O G Java and
Mocha 28c
Coursen's Breakfast Java. .30c
Coursen's Triple Blend... 32c
E. G. Coursen
UcHt Goods for l.cast Money.
Mrs, C. Sluther, 21! Nlnllt street, Scrim
ton, l'n JS per month; $3M arrearages,
Anthony Tlge, Scranton. l'a fS per
month; 172 arrearages.
Mrs. M. Tresdule, 131 Washington ave
nue, Scranton, lu., 8 per month; JSC!
arrearages.
K. I). Tyler, UK LafoKtlc street, Scran
ton, Va fS per month; fISO ancarages.
Thomas l'alrlek, C Sllex street, Derail
fou, l'n J(5 per month; .'.".' nrrenragos,
Kllzabeth Williams, Scranton, I'm.. J12
per month.
1,. 11. Warner, Mooslc. J'n., S per
month; $C2t nrrean.ges.
Mrs. K. Wllmore, Nay Ag, l'a $S per
month: J3SI nrtenroges, and $2 additional
for each minor child.
J. K. Walter, Scranton, 1M S per
month.
James Wheeler. Montilale, l'n J8 p r
month; i?,m nnvareges.
James Weber, Avocn, I'.i., JS per month;
$:vi nrrearagen.
Abble Walton. 112 i'respect avenue,
Scranton. I'n.. SS nor month, and fi addi
tional for each of her three minor dill
dirn. S.inth I!. Gardner, IW1 North Mam
street. Scranton, l'.i., $s per month; tJM
nriearagoH,
THE DAY HAS BEEN SET.
January 10, 1800, Is Fixed by Gov
ernor Hastings for Vnn Horn's
Execution Ho May Grant
n Respite.
Tuesday, January 10, 1S0S, has been
fixed as tin? date for tho execution of
nig m reply to his application for a
esplte, licndlng tho elTorts to secure a
heating before the 1'nltcd States Su
premo court:
L. P. Wedcman, Kmi Atlftuey at Law,
Scranton, Pa.
Dear Sir: IJeplylng to your letter of tho
1Mb Inst, relating to the fixing of the tlmo
of execution In tho case of George K. Van
Horn, convicted In tho county of Lacka
wanna, 1 beg to say that tho ease was ap
pealed to tho Supicmo court April 10, lsyi,
and the Judgment was aflirmed by the lat
ter court on October "), IS.iS. The dato
llxed for tho ex(cutlon of Vnn Horn is
Tuesday, the 10th day of January, 1SX.
If In tho meantime you should desire to
inakenn application for respite on account
of having taken the caso to the Supremo
court of tho United States, the governor
will be pleased to hear you.
Very' truly yours,
Lewis 13. Uelllir, Private Secretary.
Mr. Wedcman is working on tho peti
tion and record of tho case and as
soon ns It Is complete will apply
to Justice Shims for a wilt of error.
THE BOND ORDINANCE.
Provision May Be Made in It For
West Side Park.
Lelng unable to arrive at an ngrcc
ment on some of the claims present'd,
the committee on bond ordinance ad
journed Saturday night without com
pleting Its report, to meet ngaln next
Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Park Commissioner Bedford appeared
before thu committee Saturday night
and agreed to secure options on tho
land in Keyser Valley talked of ns a
site for u new park. Councilman San
derson took the position that $75,000
Should bp expended on Xay Aug park
so that the city would have one park
any way. Councilman Norton opposed
this view by saying that Nay Aug is
too fur away from tho West Side nnd
tho people over there are entitled to n,
place near nt hand when a good site
can bo secured at cheap rates.
Almost every councilman in the city
has some project big or small which
he asks to be provided for In the bond
ordlnur.ee. This man wants u new
building for his hoso company nnd
that man wants money to widen nnd
grade a street. Some of them will bo
disappointed.
ELM PARK CHAUTAUQUA.
Programme Prepared for This Eve
ning's Meeting.
Tho Kim Park Chautauriua Literary
and Scientific circle will hold its reg
ular seml-nionthly meeting this eve
ning at 7.15 In the reading room of the
church. All those who are Interested
In the Chautauqua movement uro In
vited to attend and Join. The append
ed interesting programme, will bo ren
dered: Itoll Call Quotations ftom Milton
Tho ltomans in Kugland,
Mrs. T.oretta Clark
Twenty Cental les of English History,
Chapters I and C.Mr, Lincoln Jiarnes
Discussion.
Duet Miss lllark and Miss Garagan
King Arthur's Itouud Table,
Miss ltuth Dalo
1'ccess.
Tho Doomsday l!ook....Mr. A. V. Ilower
Solo Mips r.lack
Kuropo In tho Nineteenth Century,
Chapters D, fl, 1 nnd S,
Mr, Georgo C. Yocuni
Discussion.
An Anglo-American Alliance Its Pos
sibilities Mr. It. K. Weeks
Three Doctors In Consultation.
From Benjamin Franklin.
"When you aro sick, what you Jlko
best Is to bo chosen for a medlclno
In tho first place: what experience tells
you Is best, to be chosen In tho second
place; what reason (1. e., Theory) says
Is best to bo chosen In the last place.
Put If you can get Dr. Inclination, Dr.
Kxperlenco and Dr. Reason to hold
a consultation together, they will glvo
you the best advice that can be taken."
When you have a bad cold Dr. In
clination would recommend Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, because it is
pleasant and safe to take. Dr. Kxper
lenco would recommend It because It
never falls to affect a speedy and pre
manent cure. Dr. Reason would rec
ommend it because it Is prepared on
scientific principles, nnd acts on nat
ure's plan In rellcvlns tho lungs, op
ening the i-ecretlons nnd restoring
the system to a natural and healthy
condition. For sale by all druggists.
Matthews Bros., wholesale and retail
ngents.
Special Rates of Fare.
For tho following conventions, meet
ings, etc., the New York, Ontario and
Western railway will make a rate of a
fare and one-third for tho round trip
on the cettitlcnte plan:
October L'3-27, Buffalo, N. V., Minis
ters' Institute.
Ootober 25-27. Cincinnati, O.. Whole
sale Suddlery association.
October 23-27, Concord. N. If., annual
meeting American association.
October 23-27, New York city, Mlddlo
Conference Unlversallst church.
October 23-2fi, Washington, D. C, Na
tional Catholic Young Mon's associa
tion. For further particulars communicate
with nearest N. Y. O. & AV. station
agent, or J, C. Anderson, general pas
senger ngent, 16 Beaver street, New
York.
Ono Fare for Round Trip
to Philadelphia Oct. 21 to 27, via Le
high A'alloy rallioad,' on uccouuV of
Peaco Jubilee. Consult Lehigh Valley
ticket ugonts.
MEETINGS TO BE
IIELDJIIIS WEEK
THEY WILL BE ADDRESSED BY
WELL KNOWN ORATORS.
This Evening in Odd Fellows Hall,
Moscow, the Isses of tho Campaign
Will Bo Discussed Tomorrow
Night Taylor Will Be Visited and
Wednesday Night Well Known
Spell Binders Will Hold Forth in
Company II Armory Other Meet-
ings iiiat Ji.ro Arrnugeu.
Monday night Moscow, Odd Fel
lows' hnll.
Tuesday night Taylor, Weber's
rink.
Wednesday night North Scran
ton, Company H armory.
Wednesday night Jermyn, Enter
prise hall.
Thursday night Olyphant, Opera
House.
Saturday afternoon Tompklns
vllle. Saturday night Mooslc, Dymond's
hall.
Saturday night Justus, Alliance
hall.
Saturday night Dumnore, Odd
Fellows' hall.
This will bo a stirring week In a
polltlcnl way. Meetings will be held
nightly and the voters will be told by
gifted orators just what the Issues of
this campaign are und what the can
didates of tho rival parties stand for.
Tonight there will be a demonstra
tion at Moscow under tho auspices
of tho Republican county committee.
It will bo held in Odd Fellows' hall,
and will bo addressed by H. A. Zim
merman, M. W. Lowry nnd F. W.
Fleltz. As It Is the first meeting to bo
held In that part of tho county much
Interest Is tnken In It by the voters of
Moscow and Its vicinity.
Tuesday night tho people of Taylor
will have a mass meeting In Weber's
rink, where speeches will be delivered
by Hon. Jeremiah Snyder, of Allen
town: John IL Jones, M. W. Lowry,
F. W. Flcltz und John M. Harris. In
Saturday's Tribune it was announced
that a meeting would bo held in Com
pany H armory. In North Scranton,
Tuesday night. It wilj be held Wednes
day night instead, and will be ad
dressed by Major Kverett Warren, A.
J. Colborn, jr., A. A. Vosburg, Hon.
John U. Fair. Other meetings for the
week thus far arranged aro:
Wednesday night Jermyn, KnterprNe
hall. Sneakers, Hon. Jeremiah Sndcr,
Hon. John F. Iteynolds, George D. Tay
lor, Ch.ules AY. Dawson and L. M. Shoch.
Thurxlay night 01 pliant, opera house.
Speakers. Hon. J. D. Hicks. Hon. John F.
Iteynolds, Hon. Jeremiah Snyder, F. W.
Ficltz.
Saturday nftcrrocn Tompkins Hie.
Speakers. Major Kverett Warren, K. K.
Itobathan, Hon. N. C. Mackey, Henry
Northup. '
Saturday night Morsle. Dymond's hull.
Speakers, Hon. J. 31. Kvans, Fred W.
Fleltz, A. J. Colin rn, jr.
Saturday Light Justus, Alliance hall.
Speakers. Major Kveielt Warren. K K.
Itobathan, Hon. N. C. Mackey and Henry
Northup.
Saturday night Dunmore, Odd Fellows'
hall. Speakers. Hon. J. H. Hicks, M. W.
Lr -v. w. Gaylord Thomas.
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Nino Offenders Dealt With on tho
Snbbnth Morning.
N'lnp prisoners were brought beforo
Mayor Ualley In police court yesterday
forenoon, a. Inrgcr batch than any that
confronted his honor at 0110 tlmo in
several months. Saturday was pay day
nt several of tho mills nnd mines.
John O'Htien, an Klmhurst farmer,
was fined $5 for taking n nickel from
a newsboy on Spruco street. There Is
a committment mado out for his trans
fer to tho county Jail today If tho line
Is not paid.
Michael llurnett was arrested at mid
night on complaint of Frank Shlffer, of
Milllln avenue, who charged him with
kicking his door. Patrolman GocrllU
mado tho arrest. Iturnctt turned bis
pockets Inside out and counted $2.20.
The mayor let him oft with that fine.
Kdward Snyder, 03 yean old, of Peck
vllle, was arrested nt 2 o'clock yester
day morning for being so drunk that
be fell down tho steps leading to tho
street car company's office on Lacka
wanna avenue. He paid $3.
John Sullivan was lined $3 for mak
ing Ills bed on the sidewalk In front of
tho Gould building on Linden street.
John Edwards, of White Haven, went
Into a barber shop ontJPenn avenue ut
ll..r5 Saturday night nnd refused to pay
for Ills shave. He pulled a stone-cutter's
hammer from his pocket and told
the barber somebody would get killed
before tho shave was paid for. Kd
wards was urrestcd last Wednesday
night for rommltlng a nuisance on I'enu
avenue. Ho paid bis lino of $3 then,
but the fine Imposed on him yesterday
remains unpaid.
POLITICAL JOTTINGS.
There was a meeting of the Demo
cratic county committee Saturday
night at which matters pertaining to
the campaign wero discussed. Reports
of committeemen were heard.
County Chairman Fltzslmmons has
issued an address to the Democratic
otor3 of the county urging them to
give assistance to tho candidates of
the party.
Tho Prohibition county committee Is
engaged In making preparations for
the visit of Dr. Swallow to this city.
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1 WRITING fl LETTER
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my uew line of Kimball
Pianos and organs I will
pay FIVE DOIXA.RS to
any oue who will send
me the name of any par
ty who will buy a piano
or organ of me.
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first payment is made on
the instrument and to
the first one who sends
me the name. If you
know of a neighbor who
talks of getting one send
the name in.
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rge
ves
Xo. o West Market Street,
WilkolJarrc.
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