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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 25. 1808.
HAPPENINGS OF
NORTHJCRANTON
SQUEEZE OCCURS AT STORKS'
MINE, NO. 3.
NoccssttRtcd tho Abandonment of
Woik Affected Portions Aio
Uelng Propped Up unci Operations
May Rosumo Today Wedding of
John Dove and Mrs Einncln Biad
loy Excolslor Diamntlc Company
Presents n Drama Tlinnksglving
Day Notes of a Miscellaneous
Charactci.
A squeeze occulted In tin- fourteen
foot vein of Storrs No. 3 mine vcstoi
ilay morning, necessitating the aban
ilonnicnt of wotk. Although of slight
dimensions it mlKlit become tnoio ser
ious, It was fcnied, and It was decided
to cease woik. tilings of men Imme
diately commenced propping up the
affected poitlons and a resumption of
work will piubably take place this
morning.
A QIUKT AVHDDINU.
Mis. Prances Bradley was quietly
united In mnrilago to John Dow, of
Denver, Col., at the residence of the
bride on L'ast Market street. The c:
tnony was performed by the Hew A.
J Chaffee, of the Asbury Methodist
Kpiscopal church. Only the Immediate
lelntives of the parties were present.
Mr. and Mis. P've left on the mid
night train for Davenport, N. Y , and
nftcr a short visit at the home of Mis.
Dove's glilhnod, they will return to
Scrnnton anil make preparations for
their departure to Denvei, where tlu-v
will lcslde in tho future. The best
wishes of a host of friends go with
them in their new home. Mrs. Dow
is well known and highly esteemed by
a large circle of friends. Mr Dow
Is a prominent business man of Dcn
er, where he hns resided for over
twenty-five yeais, having witnessed the
wondciful growth fiom a meie village
to the picsont city of 170,000 Inhabi
tants. xotks or Tin: day.
Last night in fit. Mary's hall the Ex
celsior Dramatic company cleveilv In
terpieted the strong melo diama "A
Nolde Outcast" The piece was excel
lently portrayed w ith scenic and elec
tilcal effects. James Thomas, who as
sumed the role of the outcast, dls
plaveel marked dramntli.il oblllty. Tin
minor chnraeteis wore talon bv cap
able people who sustained Mr. Thomas
admirably. A social followed the play.
Turkey suppeis were seived at the
Noith Main venue Hiptlst and Meth
odist Kpiscopal i hui he iat night
Doth weie well pitionlrod.
The annual suppei nnd baznat of the
Court Stieet Methodist Episcopal
church was well attended esteiday.
The affair was n soutce of ple.isuie for
the patrons. The bizaar will be con
tinued this evening.
D.n id Jones, a membei of Company
II, Is home on a fin lough
Chpile.s Constantino, cloik of Com
p.mj II who Ins been in the hospital
foi ome time, Is now homo iectipei.it
ing. Miss Maud Jrhn, of Ninth oko. Is
visiting Miss Mary Davis, of Gieen
Stieet.
Globe Wareboto
Pretty Little
Garments for
Pretty Little Tots
And not one with several liuudrecl included iu the
four following lots that is not fresh aud spic span
new from the hands of the tailor.
5izes 4 and 6 only
A little odd that the sizes should be limited,
there's a reason for it however, an I that reason, ex
plains the extraordinary price cut, which is simply
beyond the comprehension of the ordiuary buyer,
till everything that makes quality is fully weigh
ed and reckoned up according to its true worth.
Here Are the Price Figures
On as pretty a line of Children's Jackets as you ever
set eyes on. The cloths aud shadings are the choic
est. The tailoring is faultless, the get up all that
could be wished for, with all its various touches and
embellishments that may be summed up iu the
single word "style," are laid out with a lavish hand.
At $2.98, $3.29, $3.98, and $4.49
These dainty little coats represent the best value
ever shown iu auy cloak house or department in this
city-right iu the begining of the season. This week
the choice is limitless.
Globe Warehouse
DUNMORE.
Jones Plnncll nnd Miss Hello Itar
ton, two of our popular and well known
townspeople, were united In matil
mony at the home of the bride's bi oth
er, LilReno 1'arton, Kim street, Wed
nesday evening at F.30 o'clock by the
Itev. William P. (Slbbon, pastor of
the Prosbjterlan chut eh Mr. nnd Mrs.
Pinnell have the best wishes of their
numerous friends.
I'dwnrd Hlgglnswlm was arrested
late Wednedny night for being diunl;
and disorderly, was given a li-mtlni;
before Iliirgers Powell yesterday after
noon and was sentenced to thlity days
In the county Jail. Hlgglns has been,
of late, a fre(ilent vlsltur at the bor
ough Jail, and was warned by Hurgess
Powell If he appeal oil again he would
lecelve thirty davs. He tailed to heed
the warning and upon his appearance
vesttrdav was made to pay the warn
ing bv going to lall.
Pile funeral ot P. J ration, who died
suddenly fiom heart falluie at tils
home In Providence-, w 111 tnkc place
fiom the honi" ot his mothei, Mis Ann
ration, of t'lm stioet, this afternoon
at 3 o'clock. Intel mclit in St. Muy's
cemetery.
James O'Mnlley of Lake
has Dot ti spending a few
friends In town, l etui nod
Ailel, who
davs with
home es-
teiday.
Miss Jennie eoor, of Cherrv street,
who lias been spending several week
nt Philadelphia with lelatives, has re
turned home.
Miss Kllen J1iiinon, of Ulshop Thorpe
school, Is spending a few days with
her parents on Dim stioet.
Mr. nnd Mis. Thomas Drink, of Ap
ple street, attended the wedding of
William Potter, of Gieen Itldge, to
Miss Mattlo Wilcox, of Madlwmvillo,
at the latter plate vesteidav.
Miss Francis Swingle of South
Urn inn, has i etui nod home after a
short visit with fi lends In town.
Mioses Lucj Dills. Maine KWIar nnd
Hessle Dcnjamln spent Thanksgiving
dny with the hitter's patents at Hot
listen llle.
Miss Heatiice Kll"i, 0f Pitt-tern. Is
being entertained by Mi. and Mis.
James McKane, of Ilutlet stieot.
About two hundred and llftv persons
pat took of the excellent turke.v dinner
served In St. Marks pulsh house bv
the Ladles' Guild yesteidav. A neat
sum was realized which will bo used
in defraying tho Guild's expenses.
Mlr.s Dva Montgomety, ot Chinch
stioet, called on Pltts'cn fi lends es
terday. Ployd Hand, of Mill street and Clay
ton Potter, of N'orth Hlnkelv stuot.
liave retuincd fiom a shoit visit with
AVavorly friends.
The I ndles' Aid soclot of the Melli
odist Episcopal chuich supplied thir
teen families with a Thanksgiving din
ner yesteiday.
GREEN RIDGE.
J 1! Pooie gave each of his emplojcs
a lurkov for Thanksgiving dinner.
Dr MeGieevy reports four now cases
of typhoid fever In John-on's patch.
The entertainment at the Piesbvter
Ian church last evening was well at
tended. A very pleasing piogtamnvJ
was lendeied.
Our spoilsmen weie wishing for
tiacklng snow for Thanksgiving day,
and thev got It. Tie snow was in
prime condition foi tiacklng rabbits
nnd many of oui liiiiUeis profited by
it as is attested bv tho game they
bi ought Iioitr last evening
People waiting for cais will find a
ni- e cosy corner at Lorenz's ditig store
lltt d up especially foi them.
EVENTS OF DAY IN
WESf SCRANTON
MANNER IN WHICH THANKS
GIVING WAS ODSERVED.
Services and Entertainments Con
ducted in a Number of tho
Chut dies Welsh Prize Singers
Entertained an Immense Audience
nt the Jackson Street Baptist
Church and Mado a Wonderful
Impression Concert Given by the
Syracuse University Qunitctto in
the Simpson Church.
West Hcinnton's lesldenU "ived
tsos's Thanksgiving day In a v . n quiet
luit appaiently thoioughly sallsfnt try
wav. The snow which hupp mil
around so opnoi timely put a finish, at
touch to complete the dnv's usual, ir
ought-to-be-so, style. Tho stores weie
alt closed. The children took advant
age of the snow nnd sledded down any
convenient hill. Only one accident was
lepoited nnd that was not serious.
Many poisons spent the day out of
tow n.
In the matter of religious observ
ance, this side with her largo number
of chinches nnd church societies "did
not forget." The union services' of the
Lngllsh-spenklng chinches' held nt the
Slmpon Methodist church are rcpoited
elsewhere In this paper. Among the
Welsh chinches, the usual three sei
vlcrs wore conducted In each church.
Wheie the church was without a pas
toi, only prayer and praise service was
held.
Two sunilso services were held. The
one at tho Simpson Methodist chinch
at 7 o'clock was conducted by Miss
Delia P. Dvans This was attended by
members of the several Young People's
church bocletles, and the attendance
was large. About seventj-ilve young
people attended tho sunilse service nt
the Jacknn Street Haptlst church at G
o'clock. This meeting was In chaige of
the Haptlst Young People's society and
David H Williams led.
At St. David's l'plscopal church a
l ocular soi vice was conducted at 10 30
a m. Hol Communion was celelnated
and an appropriate sermon was
preached by the lector, Rev. D. J. Mc
Heniv. Hi other James, of the Older of
Good Shepheid. assisted. At St Mark's
Lutheran church, Itev. A. L Hanier,
I'll D., preached an eloquent set mnn at
the pel v Ice held at 10 30 a. m. His text
wns "O Lord, how manifold aio thv
J woiks, in wisdom hast thou made them
nil; the eaith Is full of thv riches,"
Psalm 104 21. Holy Communion was
observed and a substantial collection
was taken for the Home for the Fi lend
less. At the South Main Avenue First
Welsh Congregational church, of w hit h
Rev. David Jones Is pastor, three nai
vlces weie hold, at 10, 3 and C o'clock,
lespcctlvely In the morning Judge- H.
M. Ddwnids, Daniel J. Dvans and
Thomas James weie the speakers
Misses Noia Davis and Mae Jones, and
Thomas LMIas addressed the afternoon
svivice. Their topics wore appropri
ate. In the evening, Mrs. -V. G. Powell
and Joshua Dllas made addresses.
Three sei vices were alo conducted, at
la, 3 and " o'clock, lespcctlvely, at the
South Mrtln Avenue Welsh Calvinlstlc
Methodist chinch The pastor, Itev.
Hugh Davles, was In charge.
Other foi ins of observance, but not
of a l elisions set vice, weie nj tic Id.
A -nipper was seived at the Scranton
Street Daiitlst chuich between the
houis of fi and 0 p m The affali was
conducted b.v tin Indies of the clniuh
and was a success. About 300 poisons
weie served. The Chi I'osllon society
of the Washburn Stieet Prosb toi Ian
church conducted an old-fafhloned "at
home' in their looms at that edifice
fiom 7 until in ti, o'clock In the even
ing C II. Hall chlblted sixty steie
optlcon views dining the evening. The
affair was well attended The Acme
Social club had a huge ciovvd at tho
(list annual social given iu the even
ing In St. David's hall Joseph McDei
mott furnished the music.
WDLSH PHIZD SINCiHIsS.
It Is Impossible to fully describe the
pleasuie given the Immense audience
which filled the audltoiium of the Jack
son stieet Haptlst chuich last evening
at the conceit given b the far-famed
WcNh Pi Up Slngeis Pioni stmt to
finish the audience comprising nearly
all the loveis of good vocal music on
this side, at least, and mun pi eminent
citizens, weie on the qui vivo, and
did not fall to piopeil.v expiess their
deep satisfaction at the end of each
selei tlon.
The conceit was made up of fom
glees, eight single elections by the
sevoiat at lists, and a haip solo, a
piano solo, two weal duets and one
Insftunienlal duet. Miss Jennie Panv,
ioal harplbt, and D. T. Davles, pian
ist, pei formed the lustiiimental (selec
tions, Individually and In duet. They
alternated as accompanists to the solo
ists. Miss Heatiice Hvans, H. A. M
and Madame Miles Hevnon. sopranos;
Misses Dot Piosserand Mary Hlehnids,
contialtos. T Anion Jones, basso.
Oilff Davles, It A M. bailtone; nnd
David Llod. tonor, weie the soloists
Messis. Llod and Jones sang In duet,
as did Miss Piosser and Madame Miles
I!o non All weie favoied, but Miss
Dot Piossei. b her Indefinable pot
sonnllt, was accoidcd an almost tem
pestuous ice option, nnd If she would,
she could have sung on tluough the
whole evening.
It would be ha id to select anywhere
a mot o p"ifi"tlv balanced double riunr
tette as evidenced In their glees.
The whole p,ut weie out -naliied
by Mi. and Vis P. II. Wanen at their
residence, Ul Not tit Lincoln avenil",
afler tho conceit Messis Llovd and
Jones oi e being c nfrtnlned bv Mr and
Mis D n. Thomas, of Jackson stioet.
Judge ami Mrs. H. M. IMvvnid haw
Misses Jennie Pairv and Mary Hlch
aids as their guests. Tho icst remain
at Mr. Wniien's.
MISS M01K5ANS Sl'HPrjIDD.
A laige paity of young people gath
ei ed nt the lesldence of Ml. aud Mis
William Huisc of ;K- South Fllmoro
avenue, Wednesday evenlim, and ten
doied a auipilse to Miss Minnie Mor
gue. Pleasunl divot slous were en
joed bv the visitois and at a season,
able hour tefrcgimniitH weie served.
The guests were the Misses Minnie
Jones. Mnggl. Davles, Lillian Heese,
SOME FOOLISH PEOPLE
Allow a cough to run until It gets bejond
tho leach of medicine. They often say,
"Oh, it will wear away." but la most
case! it wears them .iwin Could they bo
induced to try tho successful mccllclno
called Kemp's DalKuin, which is sold on a
pouitvo gunrunteo to euro, they vvouftl Im
mediately seo tho excellent effect after
taklns tho llrat dose. Price 2Jc. and Mc.
Trui size free. At all driitjidnts,
nna Dvnns, Minnie Morgnns. Llzzlo
draft, Lottie Williams, Mlnnln Jones,
Alice Phillips Llzsdo Merchant, Cnth
eilnc Hnnlleld, Mary Jone Phllllps.Mno
nnd Ollven Iteese, ltnchel Smnllcomb,
of Plttslon; Mrs. Ileesej Messrs. Iteese
Dvans, Leonard Davis, Stanley Mor
gan, David Davles, avvllym Grllllths,
John Williams, George Williams, Thos.
Williams, John Phillips, Mr. Dnndo,
Walter Iteese, William Hush, Wlltlo
Ddwurds, Pan Davis,
in: Ditori'DD tdn dolluis.
Jerome Keogli, the champion pool
player, was the defendant In n henr
lug before Alderman John. Wednesday
evening. W. c. Jones, of Clark's place,
wns prosecutot The charge was keep
ing a gambling machine, etc., In his
pool room on Lackawanna avenue.
The mnchlne designated was one of
those cabinets used for plnvlng bv put
ting a nickel in the slot and turning
tho crank lvcogh was held In his re
cognizance to appear nt court
The case glow out of the tact that
Charles Jones, i voiing ginndson of the
prosecutor, had lost J10 In that rame
machine the night befoie. Young
Jones had been given $20 to go on an
cirand for his grandparents nnd the
money lie lost was part of this amount.
Constables Sippet and Mlnlc made the
arrest nnd seized the machine. Attor
ney Jeffrey appeared as counsel for the
plalntlft.
CONCDHT DY QUAHTDTTD.
The Syracuse university qunrtette,
comprising J. Dames Wells and A. Y.
Swift Hrlnk, tenors, T. Halph Hobln
son and W. Hrooks Kelly, bassos, and
Miss Hilda II. Snyder, accompanist,
gave a fine concert nt the Simpson
Methodist chuich last evening. They
Were assisted by Miss Ada Dean, elo
cutionist, of Wllkes-Pnire, who made
her first appearance here. She Is a
graduate ol the nmerson schoool of
elocution.
The affair was given by the Sabbath
school class of the Simpson Sunday
school taught by A. W. Lull. The au
ditorium was crowded. At the conclu
sion of the conceit a leceptlon was
tendered the nrtlsts and Ice cream and
cake were seived.
RAILROAD WOMDN" DNTEHTAIN.
Moses Taylor Sister Lodge, No. 121,
Ladles Auxiliary of the Hrothcrhood
of Locomotive Tialnmen, gave their
first annual entertainment nnd social
In Menis' hall ast evening. Mrs. Char
les Lasher was chairman of the even
ing. The programme as announced In
Tho Tribune wns carried out and pro
v Ided n rich nnd rare fund of onter
tnlnment. The exhibition drill by St. Paul's
Pioneer corps, commanded by Captain
Walter McNIcholas. was the featuie
of the evening. A dance followed, for
vvhlcti music was furnished by Mrs.
Agnes Mnlott. Red and white railroad
lanterns made novel and pretty decor
ations of the hall.
PDRPOiVAl. AIC.VTION'.
Alderman nnd Mis. John P. Kelly, of
South Seventh street, are visiting the
latter's parents at Atdenvllle, Pa.
Dayton Hendricks, of Great Hend,
was the guest of Miss Delia Davles,
of South Sunmei avenue, yesterday.
Mrs. David Dvans and son, Dewey:
Mis Cheilos Davenport nnd son,
James, and Miss Dva Oir, of Pittston,
spent yester'av at tho home of Mr.
and Mis Isaac Hauls, on Noith Hrom
ley avenue.
Ora L'vans, of ractoryvllle, called
on West Scianton lelatives jesterday.
Mrs. It. S. Storms and daughter, Miss
Cora Storm, of South .Main avenue,
me visiting nt Stioudsburg.
Misse Ploience and Mnrgaiet Olbbs,
of South Main avenue, are visiting In
New York cit.
Sejmour Jones, of Jackson street,
called on fi lends In Wllkes-Hatro jes
tt i day.
Patrick Mellugh, of Lumno stioet,
has letmnod fiom n visit at Huffalo.
Miss Lauia Van Vllet, of Wihburn
stieet, will spend the winter with lela
tives in Dlmlia.
Mr and Mis. Michael Joyce, of Lu
zerne street, had as their guests jes
terday the Misses Dllzabeth (Jallagher
and Mniy Joyce, of Cnibond'ite.
Miss Kate Culkln, of claike Hios.,
spent estordij at Foi est City.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Oable.'of North
ftarlleld avenue, have as their guest.
Miss Lillian Transue. of White Haven.
Pilvate John MoAudu-vv lies return
ed to his compaic In the Thiiteenth
leglmcnt. now stationed at Camp
Young, Augusta. G i
Ml-s Nellie Culkln. of Tenth stieet,
visited fib nds In Pittston vesteidav.
John Jones, of Ob pliant, called on
West Sciaiitoii fi lends yesteidav.
VARIETIES OF EYES.
As Many as Fifty Adjectives Applied
to Giny Eyes.
From LipnliKott'g
Out of a list of seventy adjectives
dlieetlv applied to giay eyes, no less1
than fifty nie descilptlve of expus.
slon. If we may bellve the evidence
of these wouls, which weie not cnie
fulty selected, but jotted down at lan
doni In the couise of leading, al
most uveiv shade of thought oi feel
Inii is miuoied In giay ejes; and not
onli do the winds repienent gieat
vmioiv Iu epiession, but manv of
the qualities which they lepiescnt seem
dl in.etilcally opposed. , liinv eves are
leseiwd and candid, cold and cordial;
roguish and sad or pathetic, ginvo
an genial, sinister and gullolosM, earn
est, tiue, amiable-, pioud, et tendei.
They may bo keen, sliaip, plot dug,
penetiatlng, but they aie also soft, se
lene, mild, pensive, dreamy, tuistful
The.v an- often sevcie, jet as often aio
they Hwct, timid, wistful, appealing
or kindly, beaming, loving sympathtt-
N'ow. when wo till u t the descilp
tlotis of blue, blown oi black ejes, wo
shah lnd that these ate bile'f e om
punl with tho long and eluboiate
d'Milptlons of giay ees, and they
usually lefcr to some peculliiltj of
si, shape, coloilng or light, tather
'than of deseilptlon A good example
Ih tho dctxrlptlcm of Lorna Ooonc's
largo ilaik e-yes, full of shadowy light,
"lll.e a wood layed tluough with buii
si " Hi own and black eyes aie almost
alwnvs represented as lustrous, while
luminous la mnpt frequently used In
connection with giay eyes. Pathetic Is
perhaps the adjective of expiesslon
most often applied to brown ejes.
spliltual Is seldom used to descilbe
other than blue eei'. but to these also
ncloiig the bad eminence or being shif
ty, while black ecs are distinguished
In the bame way by the woid hend).
Gray eves are pcihaps oftenest ehar
ncteieilzed as honest, and the woist
that Is commonly said of them Is that
they are cold or Hteely,
m i
Steamship Arrlvnls.
Southampton, Nov. 21,-SilIcd: Lalm,
Hremen, for New York. Liverpool, Not-.
St. Salted; Nomadic, New York. Queens.
town, Nov. '.'t.-Sallcd: Urltannlc, Liver
pool for New Vr rk.
GATHERED IN
SOUTH SCRANTON
BRILLIANT SOCIAL EVENT IN
PHARMACY HALL.
Susbscriptlon Dance Conducted by
St. Irene's Society Services Held
in the Churches Evangelical
Church of Fcrco Wns tho Only
Ono in Which a Formal Pro
gramme Was Observed Large
Number of Socinl Events Conduct
ed Last Night Some Nubs of
News.
The subscription dance nt Pharmacy
hall last night given by the St. Irene's
Ladles Total Abstinence society was a
brilliant function. Added to the pret
ttnness ot the hall were exaulstte cle
couitions of cut flowers, plants and
flags.
Miss Rearelon gave an excellent pro
gramme of dance music. At 10.20
o'clock the grand mnrch was started.
Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Manley were the
first couple of the liunelred In the
march. At tho conclusion dancing was
commenced and continued for several
horns. The patronesses of the ball were
Mrs. J. A. Manley, Mrs. 0. D. Con
nell, Mrs. C. O. Holnnd, Mrs. Joseph
Hnnnlck, Mrs. W. G. O'Mnllev, Mrs.
John Gibbons, Mrs. Michael McOarry,
Mrs. M. Dunlevey, Mrs. John McGln
nles. Mrs. Pahvant O'Hrlen, Mis. John
D. O'Mnllej. Mrs. C. T. Holnnd nnd
Mrs. J. J. Walsh.
The guests were Dr and Mrs James
Manley, Dr. nnel Mrs. John J. Walsh,
Mr. and Mis. C. G. Holanel, Mr. and
Sirs. James McGlnnls, Mr. nnd Mrs.
W. O. O'Mnlley, Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Hannlck, Mr. nnd Mrs M. D. Dona
hoc, Mr. and Mrs. John Gibbons, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Thomas Coyne, Mr. and Mrs.
C. T. Holnnd, Mr. nnd Mrs. William
Hums, Mr. nnd Mrs. William Daniels,
Mr. nnd Mis. Ddward O'Hrlen, Mr,
nnd Mrs. John D. O'Mnlley, Mr. and
Mrs. John Wnrd, Mr. and Mrs Morgan
Jones, Mr. nnd Mrs. James Gavin, Mrs.
Anna Dempsey, MIbsc Tcssle Gibbons,
Annie Dougherty, Laura Hurley, Alice,
Nellie and Annie Mnhon, Mary Hast
ings, Mary Mount, Dlla Dougherty, Ag
nes and Mnmle Rellly, Lizzie McLane,
Annie Dow ling, Annie Mamie, Tillle
lyid Dlla McTlghe, Janet Jones, Ana
tasla Clifford, Jennie Gavin, .losephlne
Clifford, Kate Gavin, MargaieCDuik
ln, Sadie O'Royle, Julia Whalen, Anna
Clark, Nellie Sullivan, Fannie Magee,
Fannie Atkinson, Sarah Vaughan,
Margaiet Flaherty, Nora Haggerty,
Nellie McGlnness. Dlla Gavin, Ella
Joidan, Hose Clifford, Knte Jordan,
Delia Gibbons, Annie McGravv, Anna
McCrea, Maty Rearelon, Miss Cava
naugli, Carbondale; Miss Manley, Nel
lie Flynn, Dunmore; Nellie Donnelly,
West Scianton; Kate Hryne, Carbon
dale: James Dally, Charles Nolan,
James nnd Rernaid Mahnn, John J.
Rudy, Francis Keane, Ddward O'Hoyle,
Dr. Frank McGravv. John Ketrlck, M.
J. O'Toole, Dr. Ddward Donnegan,
John Magee, Thomas Hlglln, John D.
Cojne, John GHmartln, Charles Rlg
lln, James Vaughan, John McDonough,
Ddward Conneiton, P. D. Coyne. Clarke
Hrown, Fiank McLane. William J.
Canno, Frank II Rellly, Anthony Gor
don. George Hums, Peter Walsh,
Fiank Gavin. M J Murray. M. F.
Donahoe. William Collins, James r.
Judge. Ddward Horan. James Tlynn
nnd John Manley, Dunmoio; M. H.
McDonough, Mlnooka: P. II. Cava
naugh, Caibondale; James Sullivan and
James Clifford.
srrtvirns i T.ur ciiritoinp.
ThiinksBlvInK sei vices were held In
several of the churches of this side
ysterday. Theie wns but one chin oil
vMilcli had nnaiiKed n foinial pro
irramnie for the el'iv, tbe KvnnBellcnl
Chinch of race, on Piosneet nvenue.
The programme ns pilnted in this col
umn yesterdaj, was ceirled out In de
tail Itev. i:. J. Schmidt, the pastor
of the consret?atlon deliveied n foice
ful seimon, ilttliifc to the day. At th"
close of the sei vices tbe concatenation
ndjouined to the hall of the chuicli
vvheie n tuihey dinner was solved,
livery family of tlr church was pres
ent at the dinner.
At the Illckoiy .Slieet rresbyteiian
chinch servUes besran nt 10 "U o'clock
nnd ueie attended by a larse number
of the connrefiatlon. The services weie
In lef Itev. Mr. Nordt olnciatlnjr. ll
f,nve a scholuily seimon ,11111 oftered
n fervent tunvei for the manv bless
Inpts affoided his flock, and his family
dining the cui. A Inmn bv the eon
KtcsntlJll closed the sei vices.
Jlnsses at the nthollc ehiitehes
vie celelnated ut fi 7 anel o'clock.
-Uev. I'ctei Chi 1st said the mass at the
liit hour noted, at St. Mai.v's church,
and deliveied the sumon Itev. 1J. .1
Mellev ofllcialed at SI. John's chinch
and inenched a seimon icplet" with
timely nnd eellf.vliirf siirkosHoim foi his
const eKatlon to follow during the jear.
Sei vices u the Saeieel Ileal t Polish
f'alhollc chiueh weie inrRely uttended.
The new pastoi, Tather Zwaicla, otll
elated. l!ev. T. V Dutv, of th- (Vd'ir Avenue
Methodist Ilpiseopal chinch, pieacheel
to an ececdlnKlv lnit;c patheiiiiK at
the seniles at that chuich, held In
thr mot nlt'B. At the conclusion th
pathcriiiK letlred to the fcunday school
looms, whcie n tin key illniier Wns
seived fiom noon until 2 o'clock. In
the nlsht the chuich was ngaln eiowd
ed to listen to an exceptionally good
eiitei talnment, held under tho auspices
of the Ladles' Aid society of the ion-Ki-CKntlon.
The piosiamme Klvcn was
Kieatly enjoyed. An InleiestiiiB fea
ture of the occasion was the closlnqr of
tho contest foi a piano which has boon
wnsed for four months with n Rood
natuicd livnhy, between Joseph C'ok
nnd Prank Davis. The lattei nnmed
wns the vlctoi by a safe lead, Mr.
Cook, In appreciation of his woik, was
pisenled with a frald watch,
Il"V. Mr. Lisse conducted bilef ser
vifes it the Chi 1st Lutheran chuich In
tho morning.
At the rieiman Haptlst church, Itev.
J. C Schmidt officiated at the services.
PLACES Or AMUBUMGNT.
Durlnpr the nftetrnon and nlpht hun
dieds vlbltecl tho places of nninsement
on this side. At Nuttcr'H hall iho
IllliRKold band enteitnlned with n
dance In the afternoon nnd nlsht. Con
coris were Riven at - and 7 10 o'clock
by the HlnsKold nnd Outh's bands. Tho
MANY PEOPLE CANNOT DRINK
coffee at nlKht. It spoils their sleep You
ran drink Uruln-O when ou please ami
sleep like a top. Tor Oruln-O does not
stimulate; It nourishes, cheers nnd tceds.
Yet It looks nnd tastes llko the best cof.
fee. Tor nervous persons, ounn peopio
and children Oraln-O Is tho perfect drink,
Mudo from pure ernlns. Oct a package
from our Bioccr today. Try It In place
of rnffee. IS and 25c.
Debilitated WoFMat
Mr. C. B. CUne, Business Manager, " Koster & Blals," N. Y..
writes: 'As a tonic and strengthener for those who are debili
tated and worn-out, the effects of your Johann Hoff's Malt Ex
tract are simpiy wonaenui. l was suiierlng irom dyspepsia and
nervous prostration for some months before I began to take the
Johann Hoff's Malt Extirzizsti
as directed, and now I feel physically like a new man.
may rest assured that I cannot praise It too highly."
Johann Hoff: New York. Berlin, Vienna, Paris.
!
"GREAT SNAP "--SHOE SALE
A LIST OF UP-TO-DATE WINTER GOODS
AT CUT-RATE PRICES. BARGAIN SNAPS.
Here Are n Few Extra Bargains :
HmpSnlo Price
Men's Oil Welt, kangaroo tip, double sole 1.98
Men's White Bros. ' Box Calf, leather lined 2.79
Men's "Juno" Calf, heavy soles, winter weight 1.98
Men's Felt Boots, with Perfection overs, $2.50 grade 1.89
Men's rubber boots $1 ')S
Ilojs' rubber boots 1 19
I. idles' rubber bunts ''S
Youths' rubber boots 1.19
Misses' rubber boots r.S
Child's rubber boots 93
Hundreds of other Big Bargains, which wc shall mention
fiom time to time in these columns.
Standard
HANDIEST STORE IN THE CITr.
AMUSEMENTS.
A C ADEMY OF MUSIC,
xx UUROUNIIUR & RI!IS. LesJjeC
11. K. l.UNU. Manager.
Week Commencing Mon. Nov. 21
America's Greatest Repertoire
Organization.
EDNA
SPOONERS
CECIL.
And Their HIr Comedy nnd Hp3clalty Co.
Dime Matinee Dally Commencing Tuesdiy
Special Thanksgiving Matinee.
NIGHT l'RICKS-lO, 20. SO cents.
Ladles' 15c. tickets Monday night.
Hilton Aborn's
NEVA ENGLAND
Comic Opera Co.,
Week of Nov. 28, With Family
Matinees.
ISLE OF CHAHPAGNE
Monday Night.
.'lstit Prices inc. 'joe, noc.
Miitlncn-li'. 'JOu.
I, idle, tickets for Mondiiy nlgli. can be
olitnlnod.
Wakefield orchestia fuinNheil the
dunce music
Th" Welcome Danclns class held a
ball at Germanla hall which was a blK
success In evety sense.
The German Comedy company at
ti acted to WeuklnKnian'ii hall a largo
thronsr to witness a three-act diama, !
entitled "A Murder on Waid Stieet."
It was cleveily pioduced and heat til
enjoyed. Dancing followed the close of
the piece.
N'l'HS OP XGW.S.
James Ruddy and Paul Wcndlln were
fined $2 In police eomt lesteiday on
the chaiKe of diuiikenness. They paid.
Misses Mnrtha. Louisa and Gmmn
Xoidt nie 111 at their home on Hickory
street,
Joeph Rosar, the bottlei, Is ill at Ills
home on Hlich stieet. His condition Is
considered ciltlcnl.
The entertainment and dance of the
Manhattan Socinl club at St John's
hall last nlsht was hugely attended,
OBITUARY.
Adam sitotcl.il, on old and loi-peet'd
leslilent of West He ranton, died jest'i
duy inoinh'i; at 1 o'clock at hi.s leslcUnce,
ltu South l.liuolu iivuiue after a ton;
Illness. DtitiiHtil was neail S", veals of
iikc lie was a pionilueiit and actlm
member of St M.uU'h l.iillieian chuich.
nnd was a iinnii'-lnviiifr. in in In his tas'os
lie Issurvlvid bv his wife six d tiiKht rs.
Mis. Mentis lllnkcv and Miss Kate
Stoeckcl, of this cltv . Mrs Rustic, of
Philadelphia, Mis IN tilt and Mis. Zim
merman, ot Maturity Cltv. Tint tint
sous llenrv Sloockt I iiml Adam Slneckel,
Jr., of this elt and Pitdirlcl; Slues-cl
of Malioi o- Cltj Deeerseil e line lieio
fiom (iiinuny about thlitv-two mjm
um The funeral will be held from St.
Mnrk's Lutheran chinch at 2M oclock
tomorrow afleinooii. Intel ment will bo
made at the Washliutn stieit ecmeteiy.
Jedm Sloun, a well-known n -blent e,f
Stroudsbuitr. dionpiil dead at Ills honw
Tuesdav morning Ue ceased was met ',
.veais of age and this and Ills Kie-et Ml f
over the death of tils lavoilu- son. the
l..te R S Stm m. who died two nionllis
ago Tiiesclii). i t tils rc-lcltiicc- In this cltv
caused the siidilrn falllns: which end d
so fatalli. Deceased was born In Pna
ellse Valtev and lias iislded niartv all Ills
life at StiniidsliiiiR lb- Is survived 1
one daliKliter, Mis l)i Pislier. of Provi
dence, R I . and one son Abel Stoi.u
of Moscow The funcial will be held from
the re-liltnce this mninlnir at !i o elm
Intcimeiit will be made at tho Sirauds
burg cemcteo
Miss Ciitlieillie- How i n vounKCst elaiuh
tcr of the late Mm sail llov.en died at In r
home In Silting Hrook Wednesdiiv alier
noon nfter a Ions ItlnesH. Dectasel was
well known In West Scranton. wluie tne
fainllv fornuilv irsld d The finn ral will
be held fiom the lesldcnee tomoriow ar
tel noon nt 2Sa o'clock. Iutiimrnt will lu
made nt tlio Sprln-; Diook cemelcr.
X. J nultcnn.in. of Jifferson avenue
Dunmore, died nt Ills homo Weelnesd.iv
aged 5'i -ais. after a short Illness The
funcial will take place today from hie
Into home. Interment In German Catho
lic cemetciy.
Mai v. tho nvcnteen-innnths-old iIiiiik'i
tor of tr. and Mrs William Stevens, of
Applo avenue. Dniunore. died esteidis
afternoon from the effects or an op-ration.
Tho fiuicr.il notice will bo Blvtn
later.
Fnure Dons Miner's Clothes.
Parts. Xnv 21 With a view- of avert
ing a slrl'ce of mine is at Lens, in tho
department of Pas de Calais, Preside n
Pauie, accompanied by his suite, today
mudo a personal visit to tho town, wh-ro
ho donned miner's clothes and descended
Into tho pit. Tho president convers"!
with tho men and nude a btlcf speech
You
Men's Arctics .IS
IJojs' Arctics 7'J
Youths' Arctics 69
Misses Arctics 51
Lndles Arctics CO
Child's Arctics 49
Shoe Store,
217 LACKA. AVE
AMUSEMENTS
T YCEUM THEATRE,
RUIS & UURdtJNDUR. Less:;.
II. K. I.ONU, Manager.
Saturday "'ft'JW Nov. 26
Stetson's lllg bpectacular
s
'J lie Itanium of tuont nil, under tbe manage
ment of Win. ICllililo.
50 Men. Women anJ Children.
Doublo band an J oiancstr.i A iirent com.
Fiiny A Krent cust. '1 c lopslee, Miss Knto
'anliisto'i, nnd two Miirki.
A Pack of Ueniilne liloodhouniM.
New sons. Now ilnnoo. Now Mmlc. Hver
tlilni; new. A carlo id of beautiful scenery,
l'rlccs Kvoulii).-, jr,e, :ir,c, fiOCf Tfle
.Matinee, cUUdrcn 10c, nclults '2rc.
Gaiety Theater
WEEK OF NOV. 21
2 SHOW3 S
3 DAYS EACH 3
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Barrett's Burlettists
Cxtra MldnlRlit Performance, Tu:sda
NIkIH ii p. m,
CORBETT-SHARKEY
Returns from wire direct from ring side
Thursday. I'rlduy, Saturday
-THE WHITE CROOK
hpccinl TliaiiUhKHIn Matlueo 'Ilmr Not'JI
to them, in the eoiuse of which ho said
he dislred to biliiK to the winkers proof
of tho kov ei time ut s solicitude lor them.
M r.iure received an ovation fiom tin
miners.
Empeior in Pilson.
London Nov .'", The I) ill Mill s
PeMn eorie-pondent telegraphs that ill
oliedlenie to circles fiom the remit lu
empiioroi Thuihdi, Kim -Towed to tho
elovvatfer tinpie-s on the oeeaslon ot tho
nniilve i-nry ol In i lii.ijt-ts s lilith and
then ictirrucil to his Iluid pil-on on thu
lake.
Menellk's Cold Hnnd.
Iliilin Nov Jl It Is npoilid litre tb it
King Meut Ilk has ii fused M.ijni Mirch
and pcimls-lun to tr.ivcr-e Alisslnia.
NEW YORK'S "i'lNEST."
Jacob A Rils, In llle Outlook
111 addition to making lll.nuo arrests in
lvi. the last ai-foi which a department
ii pent has been 1 mil, thu police plcl.nl
up and can d fm ninrlj .IK) lo-t children
mid liiunei.lngs. n,oU cluime of IS, i.,1 ui
sous who hid nut with aeeldenl or wtro
found sick In the -lint, di lit with .It
side lilts and M! would-bt- siileldes, utte ail
ed 2 ''71 files, livestlsated I Jll, sudden
deaths c los tl up aflei 1 1 1", ca-e le ss btoie
l.iiH is vvliu had gone heme leaving btero
en safe npi n and the wav clear lor
thieves, whli h lultti lied to bi provhl-et
cigalnst b a thoioiigh -e.iieli In e.u li
ca-e or the slniiketiHi v.uulil h.evu
thiiged the policeman vllh neglect, shot
411 mole or Ii ss mad dos stopped .'Jl
luuaw.ijs team, toiiud IJ-i out of 171
missing poi-ons, mil 11"..' live iinlm is
that weie a-tias In tin htnets to too
pound, and more than a) mm dead ones to
15.ii ren Island Tlu font furnished res
cuing nrews wluie i In s wire needed ut
fourteen tolli-loin iu the linibor and for
one shlpwitek To come to the presei t
jear the eh tie live ollle t ol the old ci
alone iau-id tin an-st of 2 " thin s
nnd other m ib f.n tin- In Hi, twtlvo
months th it ended with June who., com
hlntd scuUnies on eonvletion fooled up
over 1.273 veals bronchi two muidereis to
the se all old ami put one behind the bars
foi llfi and kiov-iiiI mon tlmu n quie
ter of a mllllo-i doll.iis vMuih of stoltn
piopeilx In spiti "I whli Ii show lug -lather
I should -, In t ni-i of it-there
was no "nihil mi oi , rim- m New 'ioik.
DR. E-. C. WEST'S
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT
THE Ufllu.KAL? ALL OTHERS IMITATIONS, '
IsBoldunderpoiitlvo IVrlttcn urantco,
byanthorizwl agents onlj , to euro Weak Memory,
lhzzintMS, Wnkufulnots, 1'ila, Hjsteria, Quick,
roes, Night Losscu, Kv it Dreamp, iJick ot Contl-clc-nco,
Norvjuniiess, lat llido, nil Drains, Youth
ful Krrorr, or L'xces Jvo U. o ol 'f obucco, Opium,
or Liquor, vrblr-h lefeb to Mltcry, ConuumptloD,
Ineanity nnd Ucnth, At rtoro or by rnau, $1 a
box; viz for W; with xvrltteu uuainiiteo to
euro or rcfunel ninney. hauiplopacli
uco, containing tivo dai a' trentmeat, with full
inatructions, 5 cents. Ono rumple only eold to
eacn parson. At etoro or uy mmi.
t2"Rcd Label Special
Extra Strcnqln. s i
For Imrjotoncv. Losn ol
Pnwnr. Tio.r. Manhnnel. '
Sterility or narronnessl
,t I n bo:; uji for fj, with A
-tvrlttnn rnnriintfe.ri
In n-rt in ftSiint. Atfttnm
fi&r-OREorbvmoll.
tor S olcby William 0. CUrk. 326 Vena Avo
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