THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE-SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1808.
8
EVENTS OF DAY IN
WEST SCRANTON
BIRTHDAY PAHTY IN HONOR or
MISS CORA SNOW.
Willlnm rhllllps, of Inndis Street,
Injured in the Bellevue Mine.
David Walters Fell and Broke Two
Small Bones in His Right Hand.
Caucus of the Republican Voters
of the Fourth Ward Will Bo Held
Today Minor News Notes and
Fersonnl Mention.
Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd Snow, of 322
South Hyilo I'nrk u venue, entertulneil
last evening In honor ol tin nineteenth
nnnlvcrbiuy tit their ilnuuhter MlM
rtora'n blrthduv. Tin- i minis of her
resldenro wort- til tlhtlr illv decorated
with flags and llovvcis in honor of tho
occasion A lnrgo nimibci of Invita
tions were Issued and tin- nffnlr was
a complete nil prise to Mls Snow
Mr3. Snow was nscMfted In receiving
by Mrs. J. C. Mover, MIssi-m llertha
Snow and nnima .cfcoi Tin evening
was spent pleasantly In the inlojment
of vocal and lnstiunientnl inuu-. Solos
wore sung by the Mls-es i:iln Cii tllltli
nnd Henrietta CJieenvvood. MuMi was
provided for dancing. Mlcw Snow was
tendered sevial beautiful blululuv
piesents.
Tito guests present vveie' Mi. and
Mrs. J. C. Mover, Misses Doi.i .loues,
Gertrude Svvonzel, i:ila Dils. oil, Hnt
riet and Helen Joseph. Ruth and Mary
Edwards, K. May Hauls, Nerthu and
Nettle Snow, Maigaret and l'tla Grif
lltli, Esther Pecklns, Henrietta (Ire-en-wood,
Hertha and Hlhi Jone", Klsle
Carey and Daisy Rhlnehait, of Tay
lor, and MIjs Emma Acker, ol firook
lyn, N. Y.: Frank Stov.iut. Rent Ish,
Charles Stewart, AVillla Sweet, John
Howell, How aid AVIlllam, Harry
Drown, Robert Alexander, Karl linker,
Frank Beavers', I'otter Clarke.
HEPUBLlCAN CAUCUS TODAY.
The Republican voters of the Fourth
ward will today select nominee for-'thc-ward
and respective district oillees, by
voting at the caucus which will be held
nt tho polling plates between 4 and 7
p. m. There aro thieo candidates for
each of the ward oillees, iz.: Alder
man, constable nnd assessor. One or
two of the districts will alfo have more
than one aspirant for a single oillce.
That the contest will be spirited, there
Is no doubt, as all aspirants have made
a thorough canas.
The men aspiring are as follows: Al
derman, Owen D. John, John E. IevvI
and John T. Jones; constable, John J.
Davies, John R Neat and Ctlf Pi lee;
assessor, Daniel E. Edwards, Henry
Gieenwood and Morris T. Wat kins.
TWO SLIGHT ACCIDENTS.
William Phillips, of Eandls street
was painfully injure 1 in the ttellpvuc
mine j ester duy morning while at work.
In handling his tools he rtrnek his left
wrist against a sharp edge and cut one
of the arteries. He Immediately left
EM D. all? Clues coii-tunt cough
LlaDllll Slnf- A. simple cough
n . JT ' liidtuoiiKh. but a
LOllvMI SVriin11"0"10 -uk'' Jan-
U6c Dr. JJuU'i Cough bjriip and be cured. .25c
...mmi
'.AiJiwtfiwi
Globe Warebodse
SRS
Glove Selling
Is one of the leading features iu this store these days.
No doubt the weather iu part accounts for this, but the
effect of our superior stock on public opiniou cannot be
underestimated, for nothing like it has ever beeu seen
in this city.
Gloves for Everybody
Arc seen at their best here. My lady, who sets as much
store on a perfect fitting, rightly made and accurate
match in her gloves as she does in the style of her
dress, never meets with disappointment here, while the
laboring man, who earns his bread by the sweat of his
brow, may also be suited with the rough, strong pro
tection for his bauds against the elements which bis
calling requires, aud there isu't a single link missing
in the long chain of makes, degrees, materials, prices,
etc., that run betweeu the daintiest gloves for evening
wear or dress occasion and the commonest leather mit
teus, where comfort is sought, instead of elegance.
Even the Children
Of both sexes cau find what they waut here iu gloves,
and while their coldweather U22.U htv biit am
ply provided for, gloves for dress occasions aud social
functions have also beeu provided for the rising gen
eration, with no sparing hand or stint in style.
Extra Special
This for Today Only
50 dozen Ladies' Suede Kid Gloves, with all the latest
fashion touches, full length aud new two-clasp fasten
ings shades, modes and tans, the dark brown. Value,
such as sells for $1 in most stores. The size list is
complete. x -
Price Today OoC a Pair.
Globe Warehouse
You Can't
Be Sick
II you keep the
blood pure, the
ncres steady
and the bowels
healthfully reg
ular with Hos
tetter's Stom
ach Bitters. It
will make your
muscles strong,
our head clear,
your sleep rcst
tul Try Hand
and sej.
M CELEBRATED 0
fcffift
his work and went home. Coroner
ulaet Hobcils dressed the wound.
David Walteis. of North Uromley
avenue, met with a bovcio nccldont last
evening while on his way fiom tho
house to McCann h store on Not th Main
avenue, where ho is employed as a
tiaveling Halsman. In turning the
corner ftom IJvomley onto Svvetliind, he
slipped und lell. He broke two of tho
snnll bones In the light bond which
will cilpple. hint for some titiv. Dr.
G. II. Reynold was enlled In.
GRAND UNTHIITAINMRNT.
The ladles of the Hlinp'on Methodist
chinch have nvHlined u pottioti of the
thinoh debt us tin obllgitlon and nie
arranging tc obtain funds towards
meeting their voliintatv Inilehtedncss.
One method whlc'i thev have -elected
is tii give an up to dale entertainment.
Mls Marguiot Glhbs was asked to as
sist anil slie teadllv 'indented
The programme Is alteady nearly
piepaied and the arfalr will be given
at the chun h i.el Thursday evening.
l'ERSONAI
Edwaid Thomas
MENTION.
of Division street,
Is home im'n a
busneM trip to Slat-
Ingtein.
John Uoseiuinnz. of Tunkhannock,
has returned home from a visit with
friends hen.
Miss AVInirle Gibbons, of Ninth Grant
avenue, Ii.ih leluuied from a visit in
AVIlkes-Uuiie.
Miss Kebecc.i Jones, of Eynon street,
has letuincd lroirr a visit in New York
city.
Thomas Joins, of South Main avenue.
Is borne from a visit In Easton.
Miss Al'te Gullacher, of Division
street, l visiting In Wilkes-Kane.
Mis Ma Jone. of Eandis street, has
as her guest Miss Mae Watklns, of
South Gibson, Pa.
Mi 1). T. Davis, of CMrbondale, N
visiting lelntlvis here.
MINOR NEWS NOTES.
The tunu.il of the late Miss Ell?i
Joru s will lie In Id this afternoon from
the lesidmie IT." North Hde Park
avenue Set v bos will be held In the
First "Welsh Congiegatlonal church at
L' JO u'llnck. lntei merit will be made at
the Wasbbiun tu-et cemeteri.
The Continental Mine Accidental fund
met In regular se"son Thursda v even
ing in Cu-opiratlve hall In addition to
other business, nominations for olllcers
fur the ensuing term were made as follows-
Piesident, John P.. I.avelle; s-ec-ietui,
Thomas I'aii , tieasirrer, I II,
Williams
JeuKin Jenkins, a member of Com
lan I rirst VolmiKer Engineer coips,
gave the members ol Evde Paik lodgf,
No. "OC, Knlclils ol Pv thins, a tre.u at
the legul.u meeting in Masonic hall,
last evening Mr. Jui.ins recounted
his experiences as a soldler-ennineer
l f'VU1 v
from enlisting dty until return. He Is
an Interesting speaker nnd told several
good stories In addition to tho stalls
tics ho gave.
AVIIlard, tho Nouns son of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Isaac Harris, of North lliomley
avenue, Is suffering a ("light ntlutk of
bronchitis.
Tho Saint Agile chapter of Saint
David's church will Rive a Mother
Goose maiket In tho Sunday school
rooms on Monday and Tuesday even
ings. Admission will be 10 ejnts. There
will be a largo quantity of fancy and
useful ai tlclcs for p ale. There 111 ulso
be refreshments on sale. At 8.30 p. m.
Mother Goose melodies will bu sung;
at 9 o'clock thcie will be Mother Gooso
drills.
NORTH SCRANTON ITEMS.
Necessity of Electing Councllmen
Who Will Remember This Fart
of the City News Gathered
in Church Circles.
Election will soon be here and with
It conies the question "Who will bo the
best man for councllVThe men we
want now are those who will see that
this end has a shale of tho city's taxes
expended In this section. Our needs
now nro a new station house, now
btldges and moie olllceis to patrol the
hill.
This section is neglected Inasmuch
as councils expect seven patrolmen to
patrol the whole of Gieen Ridge nnd
Providence. This is lmposlble. Re
member the men who will icmembor
Providence when they tfet into otllce.
NEWS OF THE CIU'RCHES.
The Presbyterian church fair was
well attended last evening and a neat
sum was netted. The ladles have done
their utmost to make this a success.
Sunday morning Pastor W. G. Wat
kins, of the North Main Avenue Bap
tist chinch, will piench on "Destroy
ing God's Wold." Tin evening sun
Ject will be "A Mother's Advice to Her
Son " Special music w ill be rendered
by the choir.
The Rev. W. F. Davis will occupy
his pulpit nt the First Welsh Baptist
church, Wayne avenue, tomorrow
morning. Ulble school at 2 p. m., W.
J. Thomas, superintendent
The Rev. AV. F. Davis will preach
at the Christian church, on North
Main avenue, tomorrow evening
On next Tucsdav and Wednesday
evenings the ladles of the Puritan Con
gregational church will hold a fair and
festival nt the Atnioij
The nntlphonal choir of young gills
will meet Piofe.ssor C. 1', Whlttemore
In the Presbjteilan church Sunday
school loom this afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Professor Walkenshaw, of Edenbor
ough, Scotland, is visiting his brother,
John, of North Main avenue
Miss Josephine Medway and Miss
Phoebe Smith tendered some choke
solos at the Presbj teriun fair last eve
ning. L. A. Roberts, Vaughn J tie hauls,
David Gravel, David Evarrs arrd ltv.
W. F. Davis were at the semi-annual
conlerenee of the Welsh Ilnptlst
(huich, of Noithoastern Pinnsj.vanln,
lit Id at Wilkcs-IJane Tuesdav and
"Wednesday They leport that a pro
test had been passed i.t the cs rrfeierrco
Wednesday moinlng ugalnst the action
of the Abington association last Sep
tember, at Cllfloid, in admitting the
people worshipping orr West Maiket
strett in membeishlp
SECRET SOCIETY NEWS
The Heptasophs of tills place will
hold tilt Ir regular meeting Tuesdaj
evening of next week, when ollliers for
the ensuing jear will bo elected
Lincoln lodge of Odd Fellows will
hold a smokei on Monday evening
Mai quelle council will bold an en
tertainment on Dee. 1!. A liveh de
bate will take place on the subject
"Resolved, That Dunmoie should be
annexed to the clt.v of Scianton."
Durham lodge. No. 'Jfl'J, Sorrs of St.
George, will hold their regular meet
ing next Tuesda evening, when the
olllccrs for the ensuing jear will be
Installed. A banquet will be seived
after the meeting.
Camp 25, Pntilotic Older Sons of
America, will hold their annual enter
tainment nnd banquet next Tuesduy
evening.
ODD MENTION.
AVIIllam Naven was ai rested by Of
ficer May for being drunk and dis
orderly. Alderman Roberts fined him
JJ
Constable Da Is is serving sub
poenas for the defendant's witnesses
In the OIUigan-Moian murder case,
Thlrty-flvo witnesses aie on tho sub
poena list.
A week ftom today the primaries of
the Second waul will be held.
A benefit ball was held at St. M.uj's
hall last evening for John McOraw.
Miss I'ndeiwood, of Mlsjoutl, and
Miss T'rrderwood, of Cotno, are the
guests of E. S. Jackson, of Holllster
avenue.
Miss Loul&e Kolfer, of Honesdale,
v.bo lias been visiting filcnds here, has
letumcd home.
lTo III Hiowu'h luadaclie cure Sum
cure. All diugfilsts.
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GREEN RIDOE.
The following miiieis of Reittlco
lodt'c of Uebfkah. were instnlltd last
nlsht by Distih t Deputj Jits. I'hoebo
Skillhoiu. Noble grand. Mis Sarah A.
Colvirr: vite riand. Mrs. Uli e (Joidon;
secretiir. Mis LMi. Williams, assist
ant seiretaiv. Mi. Lucy Kemp: treas
urei, Mrt.. Ann Von Stoiih H. s. V C,.,
Mrs. Kate Tu-ver tun 1 S.Mis Satah
Atkln; R. S. V. '5. Mis. Saul Fidlum:
L. S., Miss I'e.s-Ie Lewis. Inside guar
dian, Mrs. Sisco, outer gueidian. Mis,
W. II Tieverton Alter the Installa
tion refreshments vvete served.
'lire ipworth League of tho Asbury
Methodist Episcopal church held nn
enjoyable enter tntnmerrt last night.
Mik Joseph aiiroy and Miss Anna
Rooney had chaigo of the entertain
ment. To the Republicans of the 13th wind:
I hereb announce my candidacy for con
stable, subjcit to this i.ftcrnoon'M priorit
ies. If nominated mid elected 1 will Klve
my entlro time ni.d attention to tho duties
of tho olllco notwithstanding all stories
to tho contrary. Joseph II. Sewnid
Three new tases of diphtheria aro re
ported. The urcon UUlge minuet, v. II. Sliedd,
proprietor Is now located at his prop
crl., IK') 1'enn avenue
VOTE FOR CHARLES V. NOAUK
for constable of Thirteenth ward nt Re
publican caucus to be held December 10,
nt polling placo from 1 to 7 p m.
A SENSIBLE MAN
Would uso Kemp's Ilalsam for the Throat
nnd Lungs. It Is curing more cabes of
Coughs. Colds, AHlhmn, lironchltl, Croup
und all Throat nnd Lung Troubles, than
any other medicine, Tho proprietor has
nuthorUed any druggist to give ou a
Humph) Iiottle Free to convinco jou of
tho merit of this great remedy. Price 2ic,
and 00c.
GATHERED IN
SOUTH SCRANTON
FUNERAL OF JOHN ROTIIMAN
LARGELY ATTENDED.
Services Were Conducted by Rev. F.
W. Zttzleman nt the Spruks Resi
denceInterment Made in Wash
burn Street Cemetery Effort to
Bo Made to Securo Better Appar
atus for the William Connell Hose
Company Party in Honor of Mro.
Michael Fueller's Birthday.
From his late residence at tho home
of Thomas S. Spruks, 812 Prospect ave
nue, tho funeral of John Rothvvan took
place jesterday afternoon. Tho servi
ces were held nt the house and were
conducted by Rev. F. W. Zlzlcman,
pastor and friend of the deceased. The
revciend gentleman paid many glowing
tributes to the meory of Mr. Rothvvan.
Thev were close friends, and Mr. Ziz
leman spoke of him ns he know him.
The sei vices closed w ith an eni nest
praj.er for the happy repose of old
"Fncle John's" soul. The procession
moved to the Washburn street ceme
tery, where the remains weio interred.
Carpenters' Union, No. 412, attended
the obsequies In a body, and ftom the
society's ranks were chosen the flower
and pall-beaiers. They were Vincent
Wenekler and Theodore Straub, llowtr
benrersandEmll Gesslch, Albert Herb
stcr, John MIchaly, Paul Schneider,
George Smltllng and Alexander Glamcr
pall-beaiers
TIip floral pieces were many and
beautiful. Fiom Messrs. Thomas, Sto
pheii, Henry nnd Charles Spiuks, hU
emp'overs, a large scroll surmounted
with a dove was sent. The Carpenters'
union presented a pillow Inscribed "Our
Brot'.er."
IMPROVEME T NEEDED.
A meeting was held last night In
Pie Wi Ham Connell hose company's
house of the membcts of the compnn
and o large number of citizens. They
met Tor the pin pose of discussing and
devising the most feasible pains to i
for the company needed Improve
ments. A eonrmittoe appointed at a
lccont meeting tocb;'w up nn nddress
to 1,0 lead al last pirht's moetln ;ui
fllled their duties.
The address, which was quite
lengthy, was iead, and In It were many
practical Idea and suggestions. It
was pointed out deal ly In the paper
the imperative necessity of affording
to the company the demands made. In
the tenltoiy which the "Connells" are
assigned are the largest industrial and
manufacturing plants In the cltj, . Iz
the Lackawanna Woolen mills, the
Sauquolt, Simpson aird Meadow Rrook
"Ilk mills and the Sctanton Button
f.utoiy. The committee further states
Unit the four hundicd nnd fifty feet
ol hose used by the lompany Is unfit
for use. The i ompany, the committee
fur tlier said, should be equipped with
11 chemical wagon, ladders and life
belts The lepoit, or addtess, was
adopted.
It was decided that the councllmen
of South Scianton be sought and have
done their .ery utmost in bringing
about the securing of tho needs of
the company. The committee appoint
ed foi that purpose Is composed of
Philip Toy, Richard Fnrrell arrd Thom
as Jim lei
STOLE A SLOT MACHINE.
The fact that a few piactical Jokeis
dlil not lome to grief Thmsday night
was line to their change In the ur
i.iiigeinent they can led out in their
work. Charles Kae&tner, the hotel
man, had In his bar loom until a few
dajs ago a slot machine of the most
reient design.
He decided to have the machine 10
iniive from his place, and had it 10
moved to one of tho back looms, Eatc
Thursday night three oung men well
known took the machine from the
loom.
When Mt. Kuestner learned of the
theft he untitled the police Eater he
was told that the men Intended to re
turn the machine and leave it In the
back yaid The enraged hotelman
loaded his double-barrel gun and took
a position at a rear window, and
awaited their return, but they came
not. Mr Kaestner states that had
the fellows leturned he would have
fired at them. Yesterday the machine
was returned.
R1RTHDAY PARTY.
Mrs. Michael Fuclloi, of 71S Cedar
avenue, was forty-six ycais of ago yes
terday, and In honor of the event she
gave a dinner and dance at her i evi
dence last night. The guetus were her
nclghbois. A goodly number of pres
ents were given the esteemed Iad.
Tlie merry paity was made up of Mr.
and Mrs William Koch, jr., Mr arrd
Mrs J'eter Rotar, sr , Mr and Mrs,
Jacob Oelger, sr., Mr and Mrs. Charles
Eengler, Mr andMis Christian Flekus,
Mr, and Mis Jacob Hartman, Ml. and
Mrs. John Mcers, Mr. and Mrs John
Demuth, Mr. and Mrs. Mathlas Schnei
der, Mr. and Mis. Eeonaid Hclntz, Mr.
and Mrs. William Filtt-th, Mrs. HU
schcl and Mis. Lottie Hartman
CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.
Patilck 'Walsh, of South "Wyoming
avenue, was painfully injured while at
wink at the South mill, Thuilay. His
right hand was caught between two
cais loaded with mils und badly
bruised. Ho was taken to his home and
attended by Dr. John T. MtCrath. It
was nrcessaiy to amputate the second
finger.
John Aldeman, of Stone avenue, fell
from a tree jesteiday, landing on his
knees. Ho was unable to Use from that
poi'itton, nnd was lemnved to his home.
Dr. "Walsh was called and dressed the
injuiles, consisting of cuts and biulses.
NCRS OF NEWS,
Annie Conrey, of Maple street, w bile
preparing to retlie, Thursday night,
met with a seveie accident. She stepped
on a damtng needle that was pointed
upwards?, tho Instrument making an In
cision of three inches In her foot. Dr.
Walsh vvns summoned and removed the
broken portion. Miss Coniey suffered
greatly from the wound.
Steps were taken dining tho past few
dajs to prevent another occurrence of
tho awful fatalities which have so often
taken place on the Delaware nnd Hud
son railroad at tho Sauquolt silk mill,
where Mugglo Rygiel vvnu killed, Mon
day It is intended to have switch
tracks nt that point removed, If pos
sible, which will glvo moro protection
to lives at tho crossing.
Mis. Henry Armbrust, sr., of Elm
street, Is recovering from a long Illness,
A sorr was bom to Mr. and Mis. John
Michael, of Hickory street, yesterday.
The meeting of the Loyalty tlub of
tho Young Women's Christian associa
tion was unusually interesting last
night. MIsi Emma Haves, the, state
I John Drew 1
Tfcil I
iBBaB.nn.o.,,..nflKflDIBimSBa
i'lmiYAnnrSrVWvvWW
secretary, was present and gave an en
tertaining tnlk on her visit in China.
Rev. E. J. Melley, pastor of St. John's
church, spent jesterday at Ashley.
Alderman Lentes will spend the Sab
bath In New Yoik city.
In the basement of St. John's church
the Ladies' Auxiliary, Division 2, of
tho Ancient Order of Hibernians will
give nn entertainment Monday night.
The programme ananged for tho af
fair Is excellent. Addresses will lw de
livered by Rev. E. S Phillips, of Haz
leton, and Attorney M. V. Conry, of
this city.
An interesting meeting of the Fif
teen will be held at Hotel Rest to
night. A good attendance Is desired.
The Scrnnton Sangerrunde will have
a rehearsal on Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock at Natter's hall.
The gospel meeting at the South Side
Y. W. C. A. Sundny at 3 43 p. m. will
be led bv Miss Esther Rolands. All
women mo Invited to come. The new
music will be ud for the singing.
DUNMORE.
l'liiinbois arc at work placing s,lean
heat In tho school (lit t torn' room In No.
1 building. The I ist meeting of the di
rectors was held In No il room on no
count of the cold and failure to heat tin lr
room b hot ah The steam hi at svstriti
was Introduced bv Dltcdor llinrv Web
ber and was plans! In No. 1 building dat
ing the sumcnii vacation Tho st. am ss
tem bus been given a fair trial during the
past few davs nnd proved to be satlslae
toiy, kt fplng the looms, hlcn are heated
bj steam, warm and comfortable
Master John Riifwn ol Wind nnd II ir
per streets, who won shot in the leg bv an
Italian on Chestnut tlmt tin davs ago
for throwing snow bills nt him, i able to
be about again and Is npp.iu ntb all
rlsht except for a slight limp The ltnl
lan who dlil the shooting has not been
seen since tho nffnlr and iiiinoi sa be
has returned to Italy.
Services at the 1'res.bv teriun church 'ho
Rev. Willi mi F Gibbons pastor, for sun
day will be as follows Morning i-ermon,
10".') o'clock, Sund.i) siliool at noon. Jun
ior Christian Endeavor JJlp m . Senior
Chrlstlin Endeavor, l ." p m , evening
seimon, ' o'clock Subjei t tor evening
sermon, "Tho Temptation to Den God
This Is the tenth of a series of seimous
preached on successive Siinilav evenings
bv tho pistor on "Life s Choices and
Temptations ' oung people are espec
ially Invited to ittend the evening service.
Durrmoin Methodist Episcopal Church
ltcv A J Van Cleft n istor. Services
for tomorrow uro as lollovvs: Pleaching
services nt 10 30 a, m. and " p m ; Sundnj
school, 2"') p. m SiibJet for morning
sermon, "Gideon and Ills Armv." In the
evening the Rev Van Cleft will preach
to the child! en, the sfiinon will be strik
ingly and impressively illustrated. Tho
public Is cordially invited at all times,
Seals freo and gentlemanly ushers
The Rev. R. M Robe rick. Ph. D. will
preach hi the Dudley Street Biptlst
church Siinilij morning and evening, Dec.
11. Dr. Robwu'k Is a very able man and
comes will lecomemnded. All are Invited
to attend all tho sen lce
The following voung pel sons, composing
it skating part had an enjojuble time
at "Bird's Eje' pond last evening:
Misses Eva Montgomery, Lucv Ellis,
Mumt Kell.ir, Mvrtle Burns. Anna Pow
ell Blanche Hal per. Emma Ludwlg (iaia
Collins Clai.i Menard. Delia Ross. Bessie
Benjamin. Margaret IMen Jennie llie-
seikcr, Messrs Ale Thompson ( l.irciico
I)i How, Hiinv lint per, Thomas Hughes,
' Chic" Colemn l and lieim iu Ludwlg.
The following otllce is were eleeted to
serve a term of six months at tin legii
lnr nionthls meeting ol tin Senior Chris
tian Endcnvoi hebl list evening In the
eliurch p.ului President. Charles
Smith, vlre pre Hide nt. Miss Glare Cham
bullii treasurer. Fuel Dodge, sicretarj,
MUs Ellin Smith, corresponding secrc
tai. Miss uUh Close.
The iourtciiith annual toui of Captain
Janus T Long's alhgoilcal pi eduction of
tho Battle of G msbiug will bo shown In
Odd Fellows' hill on Wodnesdav evening,
December II, under the auspices ol Pe
ijuest tribe, No. J37. Improved Order of
Red Men.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hi Ink, of North
Applo slice t. veil ngieeably surpitseei
by a largo number of Madisonvlllc friends
last evening J lie ineny ciowu n m
blelKhs and li id a most delightful time,
returning home at a seasonable hour. Mr.
and Mrs. Brink, although taken by com
plete Hirrpilse pioved cipial to the neens.
Ion and Impressed their guests as to
their ability is host and hostess. Tho
party was comi osed of about thirty
couples.
Night school will open In Nos i, 5 G and
S buildings Mondiv nlBht with Misses
Itelrdon, O'llara, Hoffman and McLano
ns teachers.
Tho Junior lenguo of tho Methodist
Episcopal church will conduct a bell so
leal nt the homo of Mrs. J W. Easteihno
on Gieen Ridge street Wednesday even
ing, December II. A programme Is being
arranged for the occasion.
Strent Commissioner Jackson should
look at Calvin street. During the past
few dnvs the street has been uoooeu wmi
vvnter for tho lack of ditches, and is now
a mass of Ice.
Mrs Willlnm Hnrgis and daughter. Iks.
sle. of Chicago, are being entertained by
tho former's sister. Mrs. M. E. Cham
be rlln, of outh Blnkoly sttect.
John Hammeis, of Clieity street, who
has been confined to his homo for tho
rast six months with nn attack of uphold
fever, Is able to sit up a sort tlniu each
day.
Tho employes of the Pcimsvlvanla Coal
company will receive their monthly wages
today.
Tho Scrnnton Btovo works will pay its
emploes tcday.
Tho funeral of Mary, tho Infant daugh
lor of Mr. und Mrs. Patrick Murphy, of
iDrlnktr street, fiuort HIU. took oUco es-
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Mohann HofFs
Malt Extract
very beneficial for brainworkers.
It exalts the energies and stimulates
the nutritive powers without ex
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Johann HofTs
Malt Extract
Makes Sound Nerves, Gives Renewed and
Immediate Strength, Inorcases Appetite
and Afds Digestion.
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AMUSEMENTS.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC
Xi- HUROUMIHR & UCIS, Uss:i
It. U. L.UNU, Manager.
Balance of Week
SHEA-M'AULIFFE
Company.
rillCES-Matlnee, 10a Saturday Matineo
ltie, 'Jltc
riUCES-Kvenlup, 10c, UOonnd !10c.
cSSSiKa Monday, Dec, 12
With Dally Matinees Ucglnlng Tuesda).
Cameron demons
Company.
Iu rcpeitolro of populnr plajs.
MONDAY LVCNINU,
Shadows of a Great City
I.iidles' ticket will be iiiued lor Monday
eveulns
Evening Prices 10, 20, 30 cents.
Matinee Pi ices 10 cents.
tcrdny afternoon nt t oMeiek lrom the
home of her pircnts Intel ment ill St.
.diii.v's cc mete iv
Club K, of Aichbald was the gui'st of
the Young Amerle m Social club last fVi !-
1 ig Dinelng was Indulged In t' I'aJ tliu
time uwa.
OBITUARY.
Anothei of tin early residents of Scian
ton has passed awa .VIis Olive Ingalls
Carter, widow of the late Pulaski Otitic i.
of the Cnpouso Works, died at the family
resldencu at HO o'clock Thursday e veil
ing. She wus born In Cinttburj, Wiud
linni eolinlv, Conn, Novenibci II, .M'J.
Shu was the ilaughtci' of Mai v In and
Amelia Spauhllng Ingills, both or Puiltin
ancestrv. She was marilcd to Pulaski
Cartel August IS 11" Ilu entire- miir
lled life vvns spent 111 this clt. nln li is
luen an Invalid for marly thlrts eais
so that her civile t life of path nt sufleiing
has been known to tew outside her Inti
mate' f i lends. She was a woman of un
usual strength of rbin.icter and Intel
lect. During the evulli r ears of her resl
dencu line, she was well known aud
i,reatlv bclovid bv those In tho vicinity
In whlili she liven, lor ner main acts 01
kindness and sjmpathv to tlie ueeib an I
dlstiessed. She was liom eirlv girlhood
a. member of the Christian church, be
ing a charter member of the church of
that denomination In North Scrnnton.
She Is suivlved bv her thieo children Pu
laski P. and Marvin P. Carter and Mrs.
W. D Kennedv. of Green Ridge. A broth
er nnd sister also survive her. Walter A.
Ingalls, of Norwich, Conn., and Mrs. Wil
liam Moore, of this city. The funeral
services will take place at 2 o'clock Mon
day afternoon.
Mrs Louis i Kcsttr. of Prospect nvcnu
died jesterday ufternoon nt her homo
Horn the effects of a piualvtlo stroke she,
suffered Thursday. Mis. Kesleu was f.b
jcars of ago and is survived by tlie fol
lowing diiughtus Miss Lena Keitei,
Mrs. Peten- Boht, Mrs. Pet r W'elici Mrs
Jacob Michel)', Mrs Nicholas Lester and
Mis. AVIIllam Smoth Tho tuner.il will
OUR GREETING IS
Christina
s
They Are Many,
They Are Desirable,
They Are Reliable.
OUR choice selection of new Holiday Goods are
now ready for the iuspectioti and approval of all
Avho know a good thing when they see it.
Come in aud be pleasautly surprised. Nothing now to
hinder you from having a me.-ry Christmas as you cau get
the presents you want for the person you Avish at a price
you cau afford to pay.
We have new novelties in nice but inexpensive goods.
We have choicer and more costly gifts, ranging upwards in.
paice as high as you can go. Iu all grades aud at all'pric
es we cau supply you with the uicest aud most appropriate
gifts for the little aud big, old aud youug. We want you
to come in aud see th ; bsst ; we waut you to know how
much there is of it aud how cheap it is at the very reason
able prices Ave ask.
We have a merry, satisfactory and mouey saving
Christmas and make your holiday purchases of
A. E. ROGERS,
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN, 213 LACKAWANNA AVE.
Diamonds. Watches. Clocks, Jewjlry. Silvarware, Novelties Eta
Vt j
'.1
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AMUSEMENTS
T YCEUM THEATRE
Lessesi.
II, K. I.OMI. Manager.
Friday, Dec. 9.
DENHAN THOHPSON
In the
Old Homestead
'llio JliHt appenninre In t lie city of Mr.
Dcniniin Thompson's orlglnul compan.
PRICKS- 2J, W. TJ and 1 W
0N5nl-Tt Wed. Dec. 14
As Immortal :u the Modulation of Inde
pen lent
AL W. MARTHM'S,
big Speetiieiilui and I i umi'le Pioihictlon,
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN
I lie only lcgltlmitoo-zitiilutloii now piou
eily picsentliu thlhlileiil Vnailcaii plaj.
'iho Eminent Mlnstieh Slur,
MILT G. EURLOW,
In lili great liiiper-omitlon I ucle loin.
iD-i'hnpLi'i'x nn m v(.i.-oo.
IMlCEs 'j.-,o :i.-i, ,Mii, TV
Gaiety Theater
ONE SOLID WEEK
Dull) Matinees Coni-.i-ncln ; Vbi . l):e 5
Hurtig: & Seaman's
BIG BOWERY BURLESQUERS
40-STR0NG-40
llcailuil bv
MISS TRULY SHATTUCK
Ilnn'tKOiuiHt vconiiiii 011 tlm ta,u nnd tint
Indian I'lliness Ve IV KM hi.. I'oitlvoiy
the heat ottlie h isou
terim nt will bo made
Catholic cetneteijul No
In ihe German
Michael Knlb. died nt
Beech sire it )esi. ilnv
a long sligo ol asllimu
of ago and a in 111 of
Ills li-sldi nee 13
it 1 n 1 lock fiom
lb w is j )earn
main a .uitiablo
traits. The manv who ki.nv htm enter
tained for him the depest lespui. Ht
wife, two sens nnd ,c diu'khlri survive.
The f uncial nutirgeincnts will be .11 ido
toil i.
Mis. Margaret Dal), wlfi of Patrick
Dal), died Thurdav iillenioon at tho
(fnn.llv roldi-iroi , 2"Jl Llincv avenue,
nged 40 )c us. She Is survived b) a hus
b ind, four children and one bi oilier,
Thomas A"ulh Furrer.il will take- place
tomorrow afternoon at J o clock
Patrick J. Rognn dbd at his icsldenco
nt Elk Lake, Susqin liuim.i eountr Tliurs
dnv night. Ho was a formn- ielilent. oC
North Scranton The funeral will lako
place tonionow afteinoon Interment will
bo made In Aubuin cenuteiv.
llnltle. the H-)i.ii-old dniiuhti! of Mr.
and Mrs liniiv Scluiell dii d vestenlay
nt tho residence, 4Ti North Ninth street.
Tho funeral will tnki pine Simd iv l
ternoon ntSocloik Interment In Wash
ington avenue ce meter).
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