TIIE SCRANTON TOIBUNli-THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1899.
8
EVENTS OF DAY IN
WEST SCRANTON
BT. MARK'S CONGREGATION TO
BUILD A NEW CHURCH.
Structure Woith ?0,000 Will Be
Erected on tlio Coiner of Wash
burn nnd Pourtccnth Streets Lec
turo by the Rov. Jnines Hughes.
Two Weddings Sons of Veterans'
Entertainment Talk on True So
cialismFireman Painfully In
jured Luthcian Sunday School
Workers Will Meet Other Notes
and Personals.
An Itnpoitnnt meeting of the congre
gation of St. Murk's Ltithman church
was lield last ovcnlng, nt which the
Jtev. A. L. Humut, l'h. 1).. tlio u istor.
pre sided It wns imnnlnioiidy decided
to hullil a new church at the comei
of Washburn and Fourteenth stioots,
on the lot adjoining tin Ir pi r sent
building. Pledges iimoiintlng to $'fi"
wero seemed at last night's meeting.
The cost of the building Is not to ex
cel d $0,000.
The building will he u two-stoiy
Btruetuic of atone and wood, and will
ho 40Co feet in size It will ho Gothic
in stvle, with a bollfiv and two en
trances, one facing cadi street. The
lust floor, which will he about ten feet
above the level of the street, will be
used as a Sunday school room, and
then' will nlo be rooms for the Wo
mt n'n Guild of the chuuh and the
Infant elcpittmont. This will be con
stituted of much stone, and the second-story
or audltoiluni loom will be
of wood, twenty ten high.
There will be two looms In the le.n
of the pulpit lor the .hi1pIv and the
iholi. The auditoiium will eontaln
llnee aisles and the M-ats will be ni
iniiged In tl tight ordei. The plans
submitted bv Auhlteets lmy VV tiros
have ben accepted, and will b sllght
lv niodllleil l confoim with the re
eiulionieiits of the eongi elation. Th'
eontini't for building the Miiietine will
lir let as .mm as the plans me changed,
and the building will be (.oniplitcd by
the Hist ol Oetoliei.
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS
The Lulhei.in Sunday school vvoih
i'H fioin all paits of the cltj will mei t
in St. Maik's dnnch this mining. Rev
C P. SpleK"i the totnpoiatv ehiii
innn, will preside lVrmnne nt mg.inl
yatlon will hi cfleitnl and the com-
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Atlantic LcaJ, Pure Linseed Oil,
and Ready nixed Paint, Varnish,
Putty, etc
Gi:ORGi: W. JHNKINS.
oi S.Muln Aenue
Tliis W
First-A Timely Bargain Sale of
Seasonable Silks.
.SecondThree Extra High-Class
Dress Goods Values.
20 pieces 24-inch Foulard Silks,
excellent quality, beautilul in de
sign and reliable as to service, blue
and white and black and white
only. Full value 65c silks . ,.
are. 49C
10 pieces 32-inch wide, Heavy
China Silk; fast dye, firm, heavy
make and very high finish. Posi
tively the best value we have ever
offered at the price, which
is for this week only O" C
15 pieces very rich Black Satin
Damasks, in wonderlul handsome
effects, for dresses In separate skirts.
These magnificent silks are well
worth $1.25 to Si. 50a yd. Q
This week at VOC
20 pieces of Figured Taffeta Silks
in a wide range of lovely styles, es
pecially designed for effective lin
ings. No doubt whatever as to
their durability. A bargain
worth looking foi at i?VC
1 5 pieces high grade Check and
Plaid Silks in magnificent color
combinations and artistic designs,
suitable tor waists. Smart petti
coats in elegant linings. Silks
that sold f or $ 1 ,25 go this Q
week at o5C
1 Globe Wareho&se
&yr&iw&nli&&Z
nilttec on resolutions, appointed nt tho
last meeting, will submit their icpoit.
Rev. W. O. Lauer will give n prao
tlcal talk on tho lesion for next Sun
day, nnd Layman P. II. Gerlock will
speak on "Pel foot Ion and Work of tho
Teacher Peforo His Class," Miss Lil
lian Gross will give a model lesson on
primal y Inst urtlon, and other fen
tut es will be added. X large represen
tation from tlio different chuichcs is
epc( ted.
WHIM! QP1UTLY MARRIED.
Rev. I. i'. Jones, pastor of the Tah
cuijelo Congiegittlonnl church, united
In maulJge at s.3J o'clock last evening
'at the parsonage on South llydo Pnik
avenue, I)anl 1 Hopkins and Mrs. Maiy
Phillips, both residents of Thompson
strei t. North Scrnntun.
Itoth are mieldlo-ngcd people and in-
well known In West Scranton. Mr.
Hopkins was formerly engineer at the
Dodge mine, and is now emplojed In a
similar capacity at Ihlggs shaft Ills
wife is an estlmnble lady, and mjo.vs a
large acquaintance. They will icshlo
on Thompson stuet
SONS OP VIITKRANS HNTIMiTAIN.
Lieutenant Para S. Orlflln camp No.
s, Sons of Veteran, held an entertain
ment In Meais hall last evening, which
was well attended. Alderman John T.
Howe was chairman of the evening.
Mests Jtepler, Cole nnd Wllhelm. the
Impctlnl tlio, furnished Instrumental
music, nnd the l'h "trio City cpiai lotto
tendered vocal selections
Ui citations wete gicn bv Lottie Mnv
lestei. Annie Thomas, Mary Uussell,
and Mattle Hughes. rrank II. Kelllii
gae a piano selection nnd Renjatnln
Hughes tendered a whistling solo.
William Collins and paitv sang aim,
nnd John Plans gae a pleasing solo.
The eint was the annual affair and
kuv M-iy enloyahle.
TRUP SOCIALISM.
At the meeting of West Side conclave.
No. "II, Impioved Older of Hupln-
pophs. In Ivoilte hall lust eening, J.
Am hie Jones elcllvciccl an addioss on
the subject of "Tine Socialism" lie
spol e ot the government and societies
and the naluial aconlicmonts of nuin-
klnd, and the natural resomces of
labor, capital and social oig.inli'ntloiis.
Mi. Jones said that selfishness Is the
cause of all comiptlon nnd lefeired to
Contui ius and his Idolatmus piaitices
and the poisoned bowl of Gieoce as
being gitantlc and Injurious corrup
tions. The addtes was well received.
LncTPm: last nvnNiNo.
Last evening the Kev James Hughes
delivered his lee tin e on "The St longest
Man In the Woild' In the Jackson
Stieet Ilnptlst church Aftel leferrlng
to men ot gient physical stiength, he
said that the stiong man phslcn1ly
vas not of necessity ,i stiong num.
We- have seen the bone and muscle
of ii giant combined with Imbecility.
The soul is the man and the body Is
inteiideel to hi' subseivient to the man.
Parents are greatly lesponslble In
nuin.v Instances foi the fuivnnd tebel
llotis tendenc les of our passions.
Tin man who cannot successfully
piess down the btuke to legulate the
foiee- of passion, the man who can
spiag the wheel of the chariot when
drawn bv the llery steed of passion, the
man who e an lift the lid befeue the
kettle boils over, tills Is the stiongest
man In the wot Id, for ' he that is blow
to anger is better that the mlgln
and he that iiileth his spirit than lie
that t.iKclh a e itj "
Kev. Hughes leleiieel to men of gleit
vwllo 9 e
10 pieces 27-inch Black Taffeta
Silks, bright finish, pure dye and
of sterling duality. This is one of
our best standard makes, thor
oughly reliable, worth 0
$1.25. This week only.. oyC
Fancy
Dress Specials
A complete line of Whipcords in
every popular shade of the season.
This cloth has been exceedingly
.,..t,. . -r. .,,,.1 VVU.
jiuijuiai .11 -)i. y.uu. mini j
you want this week at. . . OVC
A magnificent line of 44-inch
Fiench Beiges. Not a desirable
mixed effect wanting, and everv
piece guaranteed a production of
the piesent season Yesterday's
price was 8sC. A brilliant Q
baigain achievement at. . , OoC
4vinch Two-Tone Whipcords,
This icprcsents one of this season's
choicest novelties that never fails
to win admiration. Last week Si. 55
was its price, Very spec Q
lal this week at voC
iwo
Occur in This Store
strength and truu manhood, mention
ing, among others, Washington, Wen
dell Phillips, Gnrn t and John Howard.
He pointed out the great good such
men have dono nnd then strongly urgM
the necessity of more robust, sanctified
thought circulated among the peopl. ,
which would tend to gle strength and
stamina to diameter arel gigantic fine
nnd enotgy to conduct. Tho lecture
was well at tended and attentively list
ened to.
Tin: iioosip.r scaocdiMAS'run.
Itov D W. She-dinger, of Washing
ton, D. C, fotmerh' of this fits . will
give his lecture, "The IToosler School
master," in the Washbutii Street
Presbyterian church next Tuesday
evening, undci the auspices of tho Chi
Upsllon society.
Tho piece Is liumoius throughout,
though pathetic at times, and will be
lllusttated with stcicoptlcon lews. Mr.
Skelllnger brings with him his latest
Imptovcd lantein, tlirowlng views
twentj-llvo feet In diameter. Ice
cream and cake will lib served after
tlfv entertainment.
mVYPR-RPMPP -wpdding.
Rev. W. I. O'Donnoll, of Holy Cross
church, united in matrlage Tuesday
afternoon Miss Casslu in.jer, of Rill
lo.td avenue, and William Uemne, of
Remington avenue. The ceiemony wno
performed In the church nt fi o'clock.
Miss Lizzie McLoughlln, cousin of tlio
bride, was bildestuald, nnd John Oil
maitln was groomsman. The usleis
were Krank Dovle, Kred Kempe. Ltlk"
Lavelle mid Frank Duhlgg,
A reception was tendered the couple
In the evening at the home of the bud
and later Mr and Mis. Kempe left on
a bildal tour On theli return they
will commence housekeeping on the
South Hide.
WALTi:it DnCKHLNICK SIGNUP.
William C. i:iinendorf. of the Miles
Stock company, now plus lug at PI un
ion, called upon Charles Deckelnlc!:, of
Not tli Main avenue, and completed at
langenients whetebv he will manage
Master Walter Declcelnlck, the ren
onieunl bov tenor, dining the sniiunr
se.ison. Walter will be stalled with
Master Paul Kiady In a sketch wiittcn
cpiessly lor the team, entitled "Just
ns the Sun Went Down."
Malinger Hlmendorf has secuiel
elates on the Keith circuit nnd at all
the populai summeriesoi ts for bis pio
dlgle.s They will commence their sea
son In about two weeks
PIKUMAN PAINFULLY UUnNUD.
William N Chase, of 136 Nenth Ibom
lev avenue, while engaged In filing on
his engine on the Northern dtv'Floit of
the Delnw.ito, Lackawanna and V, ost
ein r.iihoael jetoidav moinlng, was
badly burned about the right ov by a
lb lug cinder.
Tlio Injury i very painful and has
somewhat affected the sight of the ee.
Mi. Chase" leeched medical attention
as soon as possible and had the cin
der leinoved, which tote away ;jl vs of
llesh by the contact.
gi:ni:hal ni:ws noth
The funei.il of the lato e'ha-ies K.
Holland will take place at 2 o'clock
tills afternoon fiom the house', rear of
105! Pi ice street. Intetnient will be
made in tho Washbuin stieet cenie
tuy. An Infant child of Mt. and Mis.
James Kellv, ot 118 Uniniet stieet. died
esteiday ait t p. in. The remains will
be Intel red in the Cathedial cemoteiy
toinoiiovv afternoon
The Ladle' Aid soe lety of the Wash
buin Street Piesbteii.in chinch will
give an ntei talnment In the c'mrdi
this evening
The 1:7.1a Ripple Debating society
held u meeting last evening at 'he
home of J. V. Lewis, on Hampton
street, and ttunsaeted business pei
talnlng to the new organisation.
The Ladles ot Pride of Hleetil- City.
No. s. tendeieel a suipilse p.utv
to the members of the llde Park
Castle, No .MO Knights ot the Golden
Hagle. at Hail Gail hall on Tuesdi v
evening A slioi t lltei.uy anil musical
jnogramme was lendered and iclu sli
me tits weie st 1 veil
llianch No. H. C M. 15. A at their
meeting last evening acted upon two
applications for menibeishlp nnd tians
acted other business peitulnlng to the
society.
The funeral of the late Mis. John P.
C.illllths, will be- held fiom the icsl
dence of her hoti-ln-lnvv, John Itey
nolds, 71S South Main avenue, tomor
low afternoon at 1.20 o'clock. Inter
ment will bo made In the Taj lor ccine
teiy. The members of the Appollo club
nie requested to meet In Music ball
this evening feu leheaisal.
St. P.ietideii's council. No. 243, Young
Men's Institute will conduct tho de
bate nuKt Thuisduy evening, which
was postponed pievlous to the plum
tiee festival.
PP.RSONAL PAKAGHAPHS.
Druggist George W. Jenkins is in
Ni'vv Yolk to attend the ginduation
exeldses of the Now Yoik College of
Pharmacy, white his son, Guotge,
graduates aomoirovv.
Mis Fredeilck uavli. of Nmih Sum
ner avenue, ifc. Mltlng l datives In
Shamokin.
Mrs. Joseph Ansley, of North Main
nvenue, has iccoveied from a Jongslega
of illness.
Lawience Duhlgg, of llioaelwa.v.
I5ellevue, left Tuesday for Sing Sing,
N. Y, whcio he has accepted u posi
tion. W. It. Dawes. in has been pre
set Iptlon clcik In Dnvies' ding store
for seveial icais, will leave on May
1 for Nebiaska. vvheio lie has accepted
a lucrative position.
Miss Pe.ul Jenkins vva.s tondcieiel a
surpiise paitj Tuesday evening. Those
present vvre Hlmer Jenkins, Penil
Jenkins, Maij Jenkins, Hajdon Jen
kins. lSnjmond Jenkins, Lois ltiddou
one! motile r and 'I.thel Wuthlns
ammrnirmrnnnirmTmirnTrnrmmiiTtfi!
1 There is a I
1 Class of People H
s Who nro injured by tho ue of cof- jjj
S fco. lie ccntly the 10 hua been placid Ej
z lu all tho grocery stores n now pro- TJ
s paration called GllvlN-O, inado of 3
puro grains, tint titca tho pl.ico ot a
coffeo ;
Tho most Mii'5te b'omich ro. 3
eulves it withe i' hit , and but 3
few can tell it ft t i coi j. 3
It does not c t in'ei- as much, s
Childrou may eli mlt it v, ith great beju- s
cftt. 1 1 cents mid 25 cents per pack- ?
030. Try it. Ask for Glt.UN-.O. J
Try Grain0!
InnUttlittvoiircroceridvcavouUI'AlN-O --
Accept no liaimiiou. -
imilfuiiuuiuniiiuniimiuinnnmmr.
HAPPENINGS OF
NORTHJCRANTON
PRETTY WEDDING AT HOLY
ROSARY CHURCH.
Miss B. Munay and Tatiick Noone
Wcie tho Contracting Parties.
They Will Reside In Dickson City.
Thomas Jefferson lodge, Order
of American Ivoritcs, Entertain.
Other Social Gatherings Collec
tions for the Savings Funds at
Schools Nos. 23 and 28 Notes nnd
Peisonnls.
The marriage of Mls.s P. Murray, of
Mary street, nnd Patrick Noone, of this
city, was solemnized at Holy Kosniv
chinch jesterday afternoon In tho
presence of many friends. Kev. J .1.
O'Toole peifotmed the ceremony. Miss
May Gllhooly was bridesmaid nnd
Austin Gavin ncted as best man. Uoth
ladles woie becoming costumes.
At the conclusion of the ceremony,
tho bridal party lepalred to the lesl-
denco of the btlde's patents, where a
reception was tendered them und later
a wedding supper was seiveel. Mr. nnd
Mis. Noone will leslele with tho bildc's
parents for the present, but expect soon
to occupy their own residence In Dick
son City.
SOCIAL APPATHS.
The Talor Dancing class conducted
its closing social for this season last
night In O'Malloy's hall and It was
largely attended Instructor Hairy D.
Taj lor was In charge and Miss Nelllo
Curran furnished the music.
Thomas Jeffeison lodge. No W, Order
of American Ivoritcs, met In regular
session last night In their looms on
West Maiket street, and at the con
clusion of tho business part, a short
social session was eiijojed. Many vis
iting Ivotltes weio in nttendnnco.
Chairman Alficel P.ury made a short
nclehess of welcome and Itlch.it el H.
AVIllIams and II. P. Dnvies icsponded lu
behalf of the visitors. Solos weie sung
by W. J. Hopkins and Thomas 11.
Owens. Titus Davis recited nnd Heesi"
Davis pin veil a violin solo. Clgais and
lefreshments wcie set v eel
Thomas I.evvN was tendeieel a pleas
ant suipilse party at his home on Wal
ton stieet last evening An enjoy
able time was spent by all niesent.
Games, niusle- and other diversions
weie tho onler of the evening.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Howell Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Flunk
Haket, Thomas Lewis, Joseph Wil
liams. Mr. and Mrs. David Davis. Miss
Uia Uowen and Miss Lizzie Davis.
SCHOOL COLLECTIONS.
The savings bank collections depos
ited at No. S school yestoidnv weio
not as huge as on previous weeks. The
amounts for each rooms ate as fol
lows. H. L Uuidlck, $1.70; MI'S
Kothijn Hicks, J, conn; Miss iMIth
Smith, CI cents. Mls.s M PJ. Moffatt,
$1.(.0 Miss Kate Smith, 47 cents; Miss
Mjitle Peirv, SI cents. Miss Claia
Nelmejet, $1 OS; Miss Hdna Fowler,
$1'JS. Miss L'lla Fullei, $1.S2; total,
$10 37.
The collection made at No. L'1 school
Mondny for the savings fund were
as follows; I'rof J J. Costello, 7fi
cents. Miss Katie D. Joidan, 64 cents;
Miss Katie O liojle, 73 cents; Miss Hill
O'liojle. 11 cents; Mls.s B. M. Norton,
SJ1.S0. total. $4 HI.
GH
NHUAL NEWS NOTLS.
lxal Pnion, No. SOS, Pnited Mine
Woikeis of Ametica, will hold a meet
ing at Leonard's hall, on West Market
stii-el, tonight. Everj' membei is le
eiuested to bo present, for business of
gieat iinpnitauie Is"te be tr.insactcd.
The Joint commititee of tho You in?
Men's Institute und the Pathei AVhltty
societies will meet this evening to fut
ther the airangements for their cek
brition on Devvej- elaj", May 1.
The Keelslor Cot net band conducted
their weekly social at St. Maiy's hall
last night
The members of the Welsh Pattist
dun eh on West Maiket btteet ate re
eiiiesled to attend the meeting '011101
row evening The services will be
conducted in the Ihiglish language
The wajs and means committor of
the Father Whlttj society will inw;
lomoriovv evening. All the member
atf leeiuested to be piesent The meet
ing will be held an hour btjloie tho
leglllai meeting
Tho Klectilc Chautauaua circle will
niecit at the home of Mrs. Gcoi&re W,
Benedict, of Ninth Main avenue, to
inoiiovv evening.
The ekson collleu- Is shut down
two weeks to make some needed 10
palis. The Cumbeiland Cornet band is mak
ing aiiangemcnts for their annual pic
nic In Fieni's glove, Juno 7.
The Walla -Wahs will conduct their
weekly hoclal at St. Maiy's hall this
evening.
II.11 ly Goidon, of Hast Henton, was
given a he.ulng befiro Atdeiman Hob
etts, charged with insulting and inter
fering with an olllcei. He was lined ?.
MU.N'TION OF PKOPLU
Kev. CIpoiko P.. Guild will attend the
Keneiul assembly of tho Presbyterian
Church of Amoiici. which meets next
month In Minneapolis. Minn., ns com
missioner from the Presbytery of I.ack
avvnnnn. Miss Nellie HeK.in, of lAuellnnnd
street, Is visiting friends In VnndlliiK.
Miss Tannic! r.ldridge, ot Norwich, N.
Y , has letuiiicil home troin a visit with
Mr and Mis. C. T. IJellamy, of Dela
w.m btt.ct.
Mrs. ii, p. Williams and daughter.
Mtss Maigaict. of Peekvlllo, visited
filunds on West Maiket btioot justcr
daj. Miss Maisaret Wilson, of Wilkes
Pat re. Is tlio guest of fi lends on last
M irket street,
Mr and Mrs. William Morsan te
luiiied jestuulny from a visit In T.iy
loj. Ml-s PtldRot Welsh, of Dunmoie), vis
ited Miss Knthivn Monlson, of West
Maiket stieet, jesterdav.
Mi. and Mrs William Williamson, of
Kingston, N. Y nie visiting Mr. and
urs. Thomas Williams, of Ninth Main
av enue
Miss Amelia Wilsht. of New York
city. Is visiting her mother, Mis. i:iu
abcjth White, of P.obelt avenue.
Anthony Campbell, of Maiy street,
Is locoverlng fiom injuries received In
itheWcst Itldgo mine.
Pr. Pentley and John I.a liar aro
visiting at Olel Point Comfort. Va
Mr. and Mis. W. II. Ulchmond, of
Ulchniond hill, aro bolournlng at At
lantic City.
Ilobeit Thompson, of Plttston. visited
fi loads hoiii yeutordny.
Ilov. W. F. Uavls leturiied last ovun
ing from Pittstou, whore durins tha
past week ho conducted a scries of suc
cessful tevlvnl meetings.
Miss Maud Sanders is ill nt her home
on ltelmont Terrace.
Joseph Osterhout, of Summit nve
nue has accepted a position with Mil
lar & Peck.
Mrs. Margaret Jonon, of South Gib
son. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Davis, of Spring street.
Tho Misses He.Ucv, of Tovvnnehi. are
the guests ot their cousin, Miss Annie
Heuley, ot Carles street.
Pea Coal Delivered, $1.25,
lo South Side, central city and central
Hyde Park. Address orders to C. U.
Sharkey, 1314 Cedar ave. 'Phone C6SJ.
BOUTn SCRANTON.
At Music hall temiorrovv night Wash
ington camp, No. 430, Patriotic Order
Sons of America. Drum cut pa will cele
brate Its tenth anniversary.
The piogrammo arranged for the af
fair Is as follows:
Overtmo Professor C C Johnson
Opening Address Ltnll llonn
Selection Imperial Trio
Comic Sung IMwanl ltcjuolils
Rrcltutloit Cora Young
Song Itlioda Clark
Addles of the Lv cuing,
A. J. Colbenn. .Ir
Song Pred W. Herman
PA11T SLCOND.
Oveituro Piofcssor O. C Johnson
Illrel Imitator 1111 nn J. Gaul
Song lMwnrcl Pejiiolds
Song,
Mrs. Mailelino Hurdette and Mis. Will
lim Hewitt.
Selection t Imperial Trio
llecitiitloii Itosn Grlsvvold
Song Wlllliim Kvans
Quartette led by John Williams
Song Hhodi Clark
Negio Sketcli Lutttlcel, "Take It, Don't
Take It,"
P. C. Jones and Charles Kellerman
At the close of the entertainment a
dance will be held.
Centurj Hose company will moot In
special session Sunday afternoon at -.10
o'clock at the company's quartets .n
the Hnutmnn building. This meeting
Is called for the. puipose of discussing
the various details Incident to the an
nual parade and inspection of the lire
department of the cltv on Mnv S A
full attendance of membei s Is deslied.
The funetal of Hobeit SclilmpfC will
be held this afternoon fiom the icsl
dence of his parents, Mt nnd Mis. Au
gust Schlmplf. 502 Ced.tr avenue. S"r
vlces will be held at tho house Key.
V. J. Si hmldt, of the Church of Peace
will oillciate. Interment will be mad;
at tho Pltts'ton avenue cemeteij'.
DUNM0RE DOINGS.
Two Marriages Take Place in One
Day Contiacting1 Paities Well
Known Bmglars Aie Busy.
Social and Otherwise.
St. Maiv's dun eli was tho sCene of
a piettj wedding yesteiduy morning,
when John Mauley the popular joiing
business man of Chestnut street, and
Miss Llizabeth Hastings, a fonner
school teacher In the public schools,
weie united lu tuniiiage. At 10 o'clock
the bridal party entered the chuiih as
Miss Catherine Crane plaj'ed tho wed
ding march fiom Lohengrin
They were met nt the s.inctiiaiy tail
ing by the ledot. the Ilev M. I? Don
Ian, nnd he peifouned the ceremony.
Miss Sadlo Dougheitj- sang "O, Prom
he Me" at this time. Miss Maty Hi own
was bridesmaid and Thomas Manlej. a
In other of tho gtoomsman, attended
him. The bilde woie a becoming cos
tume of mllitaiy blue and Miss Diovvn
was attired lu a handsome gown.
At the conclusion of the ceiemonv,
a reception was held at the residence
of the bible's paients. Mi. and Mrs
Manley will enjoy a shoit trip to
Philadelphia and upon their leturn will
reside on Walnut street
piucimiobi:i:tson ni'ptials.
.Mr. John IloliettMin. of Chute li street,
and Mlfcn Florence I'tlce, of Peters
buttr. weie united lu niarrlace at the
Piesb terlan manse, on Ulin t-tieet
oterday afternoon by the Pev W V
Uibhons. Mi. Itobertson N a popular
younp man and Mis Kobettson an ac
complished jotinK woman. Iloth have
many ft lends. They left here for a
sdiort wedding tour In the Kastern
states. They will reside in Duumore,
mTItGI,AIl.S AT WORK.
Some unknown persons entered the
residence of Mr. lieemor, on Madison
avenue, last Filelay nlulit and iemoved
tlierefiom n number of valuable ai ti
des. Mr. Ueemer was aroused by the
noise the burKlais made an they weie
leaving nnd tiled at them pcver.il times.
Tho citizens of tho iielBhboihood nie
much disturbed by these visits and In
tend takliiK some radical fateps to pio
V tilt any more.
SOCIAL MUHTINOS.
A social was given Inst night at tho
lesldeiice of Jacob Uionson, on I'lin
street, by the membei s of tho Men's
Guild of St Mark's Kplscopal church.
It was an Informal affair and dining
the evening caku and Ice uicum were
serv ed.
Mr and Mis. A I) Ul.icklnton, of
Phil street, will enteitaln the congio
gation of the Ptcsbyteilan chinch r.t
their home today from 1 to (! and fiom
7 to 9 p. m. All meinbeis nio coidlally
invited to bo piesent.
The membei. s of tho Ladies' Aid soci
ety of the Methodist church conducted
a social hist night in the church par
lois. Many poisons attended and all
onjojed themselves. Uufieshmonts
vvero served.
SirORTlUt rAKACSIlAPlIS
There will bo a union tneotlug of tho
I.'imoith League chapter.s of SciantJii
and vicinity In tho Methodist Episco
pal church tonionovv evening. V pro
gramme has been prepnreel and all Pp
woith Leagueis please tako notice.
A paiy of young men linvu organUed
a nuurtetto and will call It tho lmpo.1
lal. The voice ai range ment Is as fol
lows: Cltailea Iieckendoif and IIovv
niel Henry, first tenors, ritowart Selglo
and Arthur Poss, second tenoia; Lesn-r
Yost and Aithur Melnei, first bass:
Clarence Haiper and Kobert Gessler,
second bass
All membeis of the Independent Hose
company arc iequested to meet In their
looms this evening at S o'clock sharp,
as Important business Is to bo trans
acted. Itevl Levi Illrd will deliver a lectin.
on "The Ideal Man" in tho Tilpp Avj-
A SENSIBLE MAN
Would uso Kemp's ItalKiim foi the Throat
nnd Lung It la tiuiin. moid cases of
CougliH, Colds Asthina Uionchlt a. Croup
and all Tluoat nnd Lung 'Iroubleu, llian
ans otlici ineellclne. The proprietor has
authorized any dius'Klst to give ou a
Bamplei llottlo Pica to convlneo you of
tho niorlt of this Bleat retucd. Plico ic.
und Me.
Sale of
Thoroughbred
Horses
The entire stock of thoroughbred horaes formerly
owned by the late William T. Smith are now for sale at
the Smith farm at Nay Aug, in Duumore, (twenty-five
minutes' drive from city.
A Rare Opportunity
To get a fine thoroughbred horse at a moderate price.
No finer bred stock of horses in America.
DRIVERS AND SADDLERS.
JOHN TURNER, MANAGER
THE POPULAR HOUSE
Don't Forget the Date,;,
April 28 and 1 This Week
A largo quantity of Broad, C'ako Jelly Rolls, otc,
will bo baked and Riven away FREE on Friday and
Saturday. Baking to bo on tho Dockash Ilaugo, from 30
a. m. to 0 p. in., to demonstrate how littlo fuel is re
quired in baking two barrels of flour. Tho flour used
will be tho Celobratod Snow White, made by tho Weaton
Mill Co. Come and sco us If you aro interested iu econ
omy of fuel, a noat kitchen and well baked broad and food
Foote & Fuller Co.
Hears Building, 140-142 Washington Ave.
nue Christian chinch tonionovv even
luff. No admission will lie charged,
but a flee will otfeiltiB will be i-iken
UP.
GREEN RIDGE.
lee Cieam Soda at II. M Cole's
pli.irmacv, H3S Capouso avenue
F P. Nettleton. of Washington ave
nue, has returned fiom Philadelphia
Mrs. C T. Hell.imv, of Delnvvaic
ftreet, Is visiting telatlves In Piomp
ton. Mis N. W. Dolph. of Stdtiucr.i, Is
the guest of Mr. D. l.ee, ed Gaidner
avenue.
IT. W. Tavlor anil fatnll, of Cupouso
avenue, have leliuned from Olel Point
Comfoit, Va.
Chailes Genthner.of New Voik stieet,
has accepted a position In Trov, N. Y .
and will rpmove theie with his family
Mrs. llattle Peck, of tureen Rldc;e
street, Is visiting fi lends in Philadel
phia How I. J. Lansing Is visiting at Phila
delphia. Only Williams' Ice cieam tiseil with
Soda Water di.ivvn at Manner's ding
stole.
Miss Lulu Gorton, of Plnglianiton Is
the guest ol hoi parents on Past M.u
ket stieet.
Hett Plannlgan has accepted a posi
tion with A. J. Saunders
Miss Stella Hlgglns, daughtei of Mi.
anil Mih. Harmon HlBglns, of Mousey
avenue, and Robot t Mm ton, of North
AVashlngton avenue, were mairied at
the Church of the Good Shephei el last
evening at a o'clock by the Rev P S
P.illentine. Alter the eetemony the
bildal party lepalieel to the bride's
home, where a wedding supper wns
serv eel
Atchltect P Ii. Divis has submitted
plans to the membeis of the Gieen
Ridge Wheelmen's club for tho pio
poseel new club house.
Nothing but the purest of ftult Juice?
and rock candy syittp used in soda
llavots at Manners pharmacy, 9J0
Greet. Ridge stieet -
MINOOKA.
Mr. and Mrs-. William Thomas i
turned yestoidnv Itom a few dnv
stay In PhlHdelphi i
Mrs. IMward Kcefe. of Vamllii
spent jesterdaj ns the guest ol 1'
slste-t, Mis. .lolltl Peenej, of Mn
stioet
The Daniel O Connell council, Yoinu
Men's Institutes meets In leguhu se
slou tonight.
IN THE PLAY HOUSES.
Henry Miller ns "Hamlet."
It was a 1atlon.1l and In some le
spects a poetic Intctpiot.itlon of "Ham
let" that Ileniy Miller gave at tho L
ceiuni last night before a fair s'izeel au
dience one routine of the nerforin
nnce that luipussod the audlenco vias
the staging, which Is too often over
looked In the piodiietlon of tiagedj
Homo of the success of last night's pio
iluctlon Is duo to the Impressive pie
lutes in which the ceneiy, costumes
and stage accessories had thelt b1mu
of the tilutnph.
Mr. Miller Is no novice in reciting
the lines of "Hamlet." That vvascltai
ly appai cnt befoto the flist act was
over. The most notable blemish In
his work lust night was tho manner in
which ho dcllveicd his lines when lie
used the iiiitutul tones. Miller has
certain Inflections of the video whli b
aroaschaiacteilstlcof him as his ge s
tures.and these particular inllectlons do
not lend themselves leadlly to Shake
speai's blank verse It was at tlnu
Impossible to understand what he wn
lee iting
.Mr Miller showed the Instinct ot
Hue dramatic nrtist In the key In w
ho pitched his peiformnnce. It
low enough to potmlt of splendid a .
effective work 111 the stiong scenes
and climaxes. Pew actois have' Mr.
Milloi's cleveine?ss in taking a sceno
fiom one extiomo lei the otlici. Ho
accomplishes it with scntcely an ef-
FURNISHING STORE.
AMUSEMENTS.
3
DAYS
ONLY
Commcncinc; Theiriday, Vlatinee, April 37.
THE LONDON GAIETY GIRLS
Burlesquers.
Thiee Days only and closes season,
May 1, 2, 3, "The Merry Widows'
Builesquers."
loit His woik last night was re
ceived with much enthusiasm and he
hid freeiueiit cut tain calls
lie had a stiong suppoiting comp,in.
William Harris, a veiy capable actor,
wasClaudlus.C Leslie Allen. Polonious,
Karle ltiowne Ilmatio Ida Waterman,
the eiueen ot Uenmuik. Maigaiet Dale,
the player eiueen, and Albeita Galla
tin. Ophelia
It was the third piodue tlon of Ham
let" by tills compaio Tonight it will
bo piesented in the Nesbltt In Wllkes
Hdire. Atti action at Gaiety.
The attraction at the G.eletj theater
commencing this afternoon and con
tinuing throughout tho balance of the
week is the Loudon Gnletj girls The
progi amine onered will be lound to bo
a departuie fiom anything yet seen
bete. A new btlileseiue with new sen
sHIonal novelties will be introduced,
also 11 billet led by that pretty little
pietnlei, MHs Hide this with the
eomingling of new nnd catehv music
a giauel ania.on match led by Miss
Mazeo and a etioius of pretty girls,
serves ns a good opening to a long
anil pleasing piogiamme. In the olio
which follow will apepar Miss Maud
Do Lot a In a novel sensation flist time
seen hole, Gus .Mills, formerly with
Rice's Hvangellne company, Harry
McAvoy, Connois and Dunn, two of
tho best Irish comedians on the road:
Powers and Hyde, who weio engaged
b this comp.inj In San Francisco,
('al, this being their flist trip oa-sf,
Miss Maggie Meredith, the Irish coun
tess, in a lepcitoiie of the latest Irish
songs, and In addition to mis long
and pleasing bill the management has
seemed IMvvaid P. White, lato spar
ling putt net of John L Sullivan, and
Miss Holla White champion lad bag
puncher of tho woild. These clover
people will positively appear at eveiy
peifornianec Matinees dally.
BOY'S SKULL CRUSHED.
Eight-Yeni-Old Lad Meets nn Un
timely Death.
A sad accident befel Finiik. the S
veai-old ton of Mr and Mis, Granvillo
T. Mntlack, of Wilkes-Parre, at Clark'i
hiimmlt. TnojcdtO afternoon, which ie
sultcel in his death. Matlack's two chll
dten weie taken to their glallelparelltJ,
home dm lug the parents' absence nt
Atlantic City, and the hoy, while pla
ing vslth a toll of oilcloth lu the house,
fell fiom a thalr, and the toll fell upon
him. crushing Ids skull.
The oli loth was encased in a frame
1 and was set. unpacked, In one of th
moms in the house. The fiatnewor.?
tell on the boy's he-ad The grand
imients Mr nnd Mis. P F Court
ilght. teli'graphed Vv und Mis. Mat
lack and they artlveel from Atlantic!
'Its vosteiduv and took ehui go of tho
remains.
OBITUARY.
Mih William McPonoiigh. of Cliertn-tt
Ml cot liiininoie, widow of the lute Wlll
liim McDoiiougli, elled list evoiilng aged
M jc-ais. Deceased was taken 111 iilioiit
ten ilas uko with tieuralgii of the heart.
Mis. MoDouoiigh was hlghlv resipexsted
and Is uuivIvcjcI by nine ehtlilieti. Tlio
funeral uiuiouiigenunt will be mudt lattf.
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