TIIE SCR ANTON TRIBUJSK-SATUKDA1", .JLUNJU 1U, 18'J'J.
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GATHERED IN
SOUTH SCRANTON
CHILDREN'S DAY SERVICES IN
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Programme that Has Boon Arranged
fortho Occasion-Jacob Luther Ar
rested at tho Instanco of His Wife.
Funoralof Miss Maria Schind from
tlto Homo of Her Parents on Elm
Strcot Josoph Ilolpinan Badly
Injured Dotting Off a Trolley Car.
Other News.
The Stomach
Tomorrow In the churches Chlldten'ii
Day will bo obsuvod. Tim Hickory
Stieet German Pronbjtcrlnn ehurch
congiegntlon lia i made elaborate ur
r.Lncenicntft tor the observant o ot the
day In a manner fitting tlu occwlon. ctticct car.
Is An Engine.
Your hoiiltli relleots Its condition. If
It's clogged up with Imputlllcs, and
can't u- (ho fuel "U glvo It. there'll
be trouble nil over the bndy. Theio can
be no dlxea-. w llli a good digestion. A
strong toniarh and perfect digestion
comes from Hie U60 ol
It clear tho Hostetter'S
brain, strength
ens the nerves
mikes peoplo
WULL.
Stomach
Bitters.
muth, I.. Greenfield, Rose Miller and
Mamie llagen were the pall-bcarcts.
EVENTS OF DAY IN
WEST SCRANTON
FRIZE FIGHT IN FOYS'
WAS A FIZZLE.
HALL
HOY UADLY INJURED.
Joseph, the li-yoar-old son of Joseph
Uoipr.inn, of D20 Ilemloel: stieet, met
.lth u serious neeldcnt Thursday
night, which nipy iorfi.lt In his death
While on the Roaring Brook btldgo
with n number if nls companions he
bontdrel it nihility movlri',' In-bound
The ronducloi 01 dried the
Ono of tho Parties to tho Agroomont
Failed to Put up tho "Stuff" and
tho Scrap Was Declared Off Ro
coption to Rov. J. B. Sweot-Ep-worth
Loaguo and Ladles' Auxil
iary Elect Ofllcors Republican
Caucus This Afternoon Othor
Mattors of Intorost.
rit pxltlIscs will bo in tlui ruurtilug id .,, ,rr ofl. an,i doing so Help
r,t 1ft. "ft oVioLlt. The c.uly service will ,.,, 0i. nl. ti,n haul pavement, his
bo devoted to Gentian Sabbath school
ntid !n the afternoon the siudcr.ts of the
English school will hold forth.
The proginmme of the two affair
will comprise a sermon by He v. W.
A. Nordt, liastor of th.- Conriegatlon,
lesponslvo readings, recitation of tho
Apostle" erred, l.md'i pravpi, declnm
otlous by several young Udlui, hmns
by tlio ehurch choir, Sabbath school
and tlie congregation. The e eicls.es
will close with tli Doxology The usuul
morning and evening bei vices will be
omitted tomonow.
old people at u'aii.
Jacob Luther, of Plttston avenue,
corner of Alder street, was irranped
belore Alderman Lenlet last night. His
wife appeared against him and alleged
lie was guilty of assault and battel y,
non-support and being drunk and dis
orderly The wailng couple are aged people,
the defendant being a man ovei sixty
yeats of age. Aftei listening to the
testimony the nldeiman, as Is his cus
tom, assumed the tolo of peacemaker,
lie lotd Luther that it was too late in
life to commence such a course as his
wife charged him with. Upon his prom
ise that ho will behave and with tho
consent of Mrs. Luther tin cases were
dismissed.
in Alt fell or. the haul pavement,
he oil at- IKmj-' with much foice.
AVhcn alt", l eat lied him lit- was uncon
scious, lie was lemovod to his home
and Dr. John J. Walsh was called.
Upon examination It was found that
the boy sustained a concussion of the
bruin. His ci million Is critical.
FUNERAL OF MISS SCHIN'A.
The funeral of Miss Mai la Magdelena
Sehlua took place yestcrdaj morning
from the home ot her patents, at G'JD
Elm stteet. At 9 o'clock the lemalns
weio borne to 3t Mary's chuich. whoie
n. mass ot requiem was celebiated
for the repose of the deceased's soul.
Father Christ nfllciated, and In his le
maiks, paid a tiibuto to the good life
spent by the departed ouiik woman.
Interment was made In St. Mary's cem
etery at Nn fi
Misses UKs-ie llamm, Tessio Toy,
Maigaiet Dicknt and Li?zli- Kltst were
the flower-beareis. Mioses Rose Do-
Paine's Celery Compound 75c
Pinkhnm's Compound 70c
Pierce's Golden Medical Dis 75c
Mellon's Food 38c and 55c
GL'ORGC W. JENKINS,
1 01 S Alain Avenue
NUHS OF NEWS.
The seventh annual picnic and games
of the FJeUrlc Social and Athletic club
will take place at Cential park June 17.
The committee of arrangements is ac
tively engaged In preparing for the
event. Hayes' oichestra will furnish
the music.
Mr. and Mrs S. S. Spruks are so
journing at Washington, D. C, for the
benefit ot Mr. Spruks" health.
William ltadei, of Birch stieet, the
central city hotelman, accompanied by
his sister, Miss Anna Under, went to
New Yoik city yesterday. Mlss Hader
will lemaln a week as the guest of
f 1 lends at Joisey City
August Schlmpff, of Cedar avenue,
has returned from Allontown, where ho
was the guest of Charles Cohen, ptesl
dent of the State Association of Fiio
incn. A son was bom yesterday to Mr. nnd
Mis Gustavo Reppert. of Hirch street.
Rare hall teams leprcscntlng the
Fouitten Friends and the Club of Fif
tctn will cross bats tomorrow.
Mis. Edwin Frablo, of Stone avenue,
Is dangeiously 111. Her death Is hourly
expected.
Columbus Council, Y. M. I., 17!), St.
Alo) siiis T. A. R. society and Division
22, A. O. II., headed by the Forest band,
will attend tho corner stone laying of
the new Catholic chinch at Taylor to
monow. Father Mointt, who Is pas
tor, was foimer curate at St. John's
church, of this side.
Pea Coal Delivered, S1.25,
to South Side, central city and central
Hide Park. Address orders to C. R.
Sharkey, 1914 Cedar ave. 'I'hono CCS3.
Arrangements have been quietly go
ing on for somo tlmo between a crowd
of young men from the lower section
for a prize fight between Edward Mor
gan and Earnest Knight, two young
llgMw eights nom Rellevue. The
"scrip" was to have been fifteen
rounds for $23 a side, and was sched
uled to come off In Fov's hall, on
Hampton street, last night.
Several prellmlnotlcs had been ar
ranged und the affair was to have been
pulled off under the guie of a boxing
exhibition under the auspices of the
Rellevue Athletic club, but foi Innately
fot the principals, the fight was aban
doned. Tho friends of both parties
hot' been disposing of admission tick
ets for sevf-ral davs at 3 cents a piece,
and quite a crowd githored In the hall.
Moigan's ft lends were ready nnd
anxious for the fight, but Knight's
backois were unable to put up tin Ir
halt of tho purse, and the match was
declined oft. Tho crowd died out of the
hall and waited around tho entianco
for some tlmo and finally dispersed.
LETTER TO URJ. NNKItAU MO, 0.39$
'Iam so grateful to you for what
Lydla K. Plnkham's Vegetable Com
pound has ilotio for mo that I feci as
though 1 musi
toll about It. A
year ago I was
taken very sick.
Doctorscould do
mo no good only
to deaden tho
pain which I
had nlmost con
stantly, t got
,omo of your
Compound nnd
took ono bottlo
Woman
Would Sure
ty Try Mrs.
PUnkhatn's
hfledioina if
Thoy (inly
Knew, Says
Mrs King
HAPPENINGS OF
NORTH SCRANTON
CHILDREN'S DAY PROGRAMS
ARRANGED FOR TOMORROW.
and received benefit from it nt onco.
I have taken it cTer since and now
havo no backache, no pain in my
Blilo and my stomach and bowels nro
perfectly well. I can honestly say that
thcro Is nothing like It. If I could only
toll every woman how much good your
medlclno has done nic, they would
surely try it." MAiiriiAM.Ki.NO.KonTii
AriLniioRO, Mass.
The way women triflo with health
shows u degree of Indifference that is
pastuntlcrstandlng. Ilapplness and use
fulness depend on physical health; so
does a good disposition. Discnso makes
women nervous, irritablo and snap
pish. Tho very effort of ailing women
to be good-natured makes them ner
vous. Wi ito to Mrs. rinkham, sho will
help you to health and happiness.
Itcostsnothing togctMrs. Plnkham's
advice. Her address is Lynn, Mass.
Day will bo Appropriately Obsorvod
in tho Various Churches-Other Ser
vices Tomorrow Funeral of Miss
Laura McHalo Benjamin Lowls
Seriously Injurod Mr. and Mrs.
T, E. Torwilllgor'o Goldon Wedding
Anniversary Koystono Socloty
Producoo "Tho Mountain Waif."
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There's but one complete silk store in Scrautou.
Of course, you kuow where to fiud it. That stock is
at your service this week on unusually easy terms,
The assortment is at the high water mark, but prices
have gone down for six days only. The few illustra
tions which follow will serve to illustrate the true con
ditions which prevail throughout the entire department.
Foulard Silks
nncuPTiON' foh nuv. svi:i:t.
The Jlen's Aid society of tho Simpson
Methodist Episcopal church met last
oenlng and arranged to tender n re
ception to their pastor, ltev. J. II.
Sweet, who has been ery ill for some
time, and who Is now recovering fiom
an operation for appendicitis, rno
event will occur on Monday evening nt
the church, when tho following pro
gi amine will Ik- given:
Selection Simpson Male quartette
W. W. .lone?. Thomas Ahrami, Harry
AVrlgley and Will Whitman.
Duet Selected
Cornet solo William II. Stanton
Hecitatlon Umeison u. uwen
Tenor solo Thomas Ahiams
Mandolin solo Arthur Morse
Duet. .Harry Wrlgley, Thomas Ahramt
Recitation Charles Cadwgan
Selection Simpson Male quartette
Greeting to pastor, Rev. J. U. Sweet.
Refreshments will be herved after the
entertainment. Tho geneial committee
in charge compilses W, W Davis,
chairman; Fiank Shedd, II. D Jones,
W. Gajlord Thomas and A- D. Rldg
way. LADIES ELECT OFFICERS.
The Ladles' Auxiliary of llr.mcli No.
I, Ancient Order of Hibernians, met
List eenlng and elected the following
otneers for the coming ear: President,
Catheiine O'llaia: lce president, Nel
lie Tighe; recording secretary, Belinda
Allen, financial secretary. Nellie Jen
nings; tieaburer, Helen lliauie; insiae
sentinel, Kate Galn; sergeant-at-nrms,
Kate Healoy.
The standing committee is composed
of Mis. Jennings. Mrs. Moran, Mis
Carbon. Misses Whlsted and Murphy.
The installation will occur Tuesday
evening, June 20, when a social will
be held in conjunction with Division
No. 1. Ancient Order of Hibernians
EPWORTH LEAGUE OFFICERS.
The Simpson chapter of the Epworth
league have elected the following of
JUers for the ensuing year: President,
MI-s Anna Hughes; secretaiy, Addi
son Chase; treasurer, Hany Yoik; li
brarian, Edwaid S. Hlgbee, chief usher,
riank Sutton; supeilntendent Junior
league. Miss Margaiet Crawford.
Chairman of tho various committees
weie selected as follows. Meicy and
help. Miss Lulu Leader; literary, Miss
Mary Daniels; social, Miss Eertha
Ct aw ford.
Net Thursday evening tho City
Union of Epworth League will meet In
Simpson church.
council, who teslgneil his seat on his
appointment to the oftlec of thief of tho
file department.
The contest will not be very spliitou
as Chailes Godshall, of Sumner ave
nue. Is the only candidate mentioned
for thi nomination. Several dark
horses aie llaolo to iippear In the race,
however. The ward Is sttongly Repub
lican, and the nomination Is equivalent
to an election.
Children's Day exercises will be held
nt tho West Market Street Haptlst
church tomonow as follows: In tho
morning at 10 o'clock there will be a
prayer meeting. In tho afternoon at 2
o'clock the following programme will
bo rendeied In the Welsh language:
Song, congregation; leading of scrip-
turn and prayer, David W. Sandi.n;
selection, D. F. Davis and party; reci
tation, Joseph Monls; solo, Evan W.
L"wls; address, John II. Evans; solo,
Isaac R. Edwards; recitation, Mrs. T.
J. Snook; duct, W. J. Hopkins and
Watkin Pi lec; questions asked to be
answered by Thomas John; trio, Mtc
It. 13. Jones and filends; selection, D.
F. Davis and party.
At '", o'clock In the evening special
oxetelfcs will be conducted by the Sun
day school scholars under tho com
bined leadership ot Messrs. J. T. Evans
and T. M. Lewis. An offering will bo
taken up at the close of the afternoon
exeiclses for the beneilt of the. Bap
tist Publication society.
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FUNERAL OF THOS. KANE.
A high inas3 of icqulem was celebrat
ed In the church of the Holy Cross,
Tlellexue, yesterday morning at 9
o'clock, over tho lemalns ot the late
Thomas Kane. The funeral cortege
inoed fiom the home of deceased's
lelatives on rourth stieet to tho church
w here a large number ot friends had
gathered. Rev. W. P. O'Donncll olll-
elated.
Th" pallbearers were: Andrew Con
way, Edwarrt Ciane, John Navln, John
Casey, Andiew Mahon and Edward
McGoff. Intel ment was made In thu
Cathedral cemetery.
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
The pupils at No. 11 school, taught
by Miss Mary William'', enjoyed an
outing at Nay Aug park yesterday af
ternoon. Invitations have been leceivcd by
friends here for tho wedding of Miss
Christina Mat tin nnd Thomas W.
A'aughn, at Plttston, on June 21. Miss
Martin is the corresponding secretary
of tho Baptist Young People's union of
Nottheastern Fetu"-ianla, and la
well known heic. Mr. V.uighan Is a
cousin of the Misses Meiedlth, of
Jackson street.
Re. DaId Jones, of the First Welsh
Congtegatlonal church, will occupy the
pulpit of tho Plymouth Congtegatlonal
church tomorrow cenlng.
It Is expected that Mayor Molr will
send the nam" nf Rowland Thomas, ox-
touncllman from the Fourth ward, to
councils next Thursday night for tho
oflico of stieet commissioner.
The Ladies' Home Missionary society
of tho Simpson Methodist Episcopal
chuich held a regular meeting In the
lectuio 100m last cvnlng and ttans
acted regular business.
The new lodge of Knights of Honor
met last evening In Morgans' hall. Dic
tator GwUmu Jones presided. Three
now members woie elcted and two
applications lecelved. Pevetal commit
tees were appointed. It was decided
to name tho organization tho "West
Scranton Lodge."
Aldeiman Moses held Fred and Kate
Geoige, of 73: Hampton street, in $j00
ball for their appearance at court on
tho charge of selling Intoxicants with
out a license.
GREEN rtlDCJE.
CHURCH NEWS.
There will bo no services tomorrow
nt the West Market Street Puritan
Congregational church, owing to re
pairs, which are being made on the cdl-
llce.
Tomorrow being Children's day tho
morning hours of worship In the Provi
dence Presbyterian church will bo de
voted to exercises suitable for the oc
casion. In the absence of the pastor, Rev.
W. F. Davis, who will preach at Hydo
Park, both morning and evening to
morrow, the prayer and pialse meet
ing will be held at the Welsh Baptist
church, Wayne avenue. Bible school
at 2 p. 111.
Rev. W. O. Watklns will preach In
the North Main Avenue Baptist church
tomorrow. By request he will take
"Predestination" as his theme. Morn
ing phase, "Its Relation to Men,"
evening phase, "Its Relation to the
Saviour."
Tho services In the Christian church
tomorrow will be as follows: -10 a. in.,
Sunday school; 11 a. m., pleaching
by the pastor, Rev. R. W. Clymer.
subject, "The Kingdom of God;" 0.30
to 7.13 p. m., Y. P. S. C. E-, 7.30 p. m.,
Children's day exercises by tho Sun
day school.
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Absolutely without the least competition this un
detwear sale has made for itself an enviable record.
It has thus far been our greatest sale. We have com
bined the highest quality obtainable with the low
est prices ever quoted for goods of meiit, either here
or elsewhere. The result was simply overwhelming.
We have been busy, busy, busy every day bringing
lenewed and increasing activity. Don't miss it while
it lasts.
Gowns at 25c, 29c, 39c, 49c, 69c, 98c to $7.00.
Corset Covers at nc, 19c, 25c, 39c, 50c to $2.00.
Drawers at 11c, 25c, 39c, 49c, 69c, 98c to $2.50.
Skirts at 37c, 49c, 69c, 790,98, $1.50, $1.75 to $6.50.
LAID TO REST.
Tho remains of Miss Lauta McIIale
weio Interred In Cathedral cemetery
yesteidny morning. At 3 o'clock the
remains were conveyed from the homo
ot her parents on Oak street to tho
Holy Rotary chut eh, where a solemn
high mas of lequiom was lead. At
the conclusion of the ceremony the rev
erend father spoke a few words of con
solation to the bereaved patents. Many
handsome floral tributes were strewn
on tho casket.
12 Pieces Stripe Taffetas
Irreproachable styles faultle&s
colorings, warranted weave. A
matchlesa alue at S5 cents.
Special This Week, 69c
Wash "Jap" Silks
I.ri pieces In Plaids. Checks and
Strlpts. Bright cffeits for waists
and children's wear. The bfst half
dollar bilk mude.
Special This Week, 55c Special This Week, 31c
None but tho best reliable malc-s
here and the very latest coloilngs
and de&lgns. See our
Special Offerings at
49c, 58c and 75c.
10 Pieces Taffeta
Pure silk, everv thread;
now two-tone color blenos.
ontecd value, 75 cents.
all the
Ouai-
T. W. C. A. NOTES.
The young ladles ot the association
enjoyed a silhouette social In the rooms
lust evening. The idea was for a per
son to sit so that a shadow would be
cast on the well and the picture cut
along those lines. Mnny "sittings" were
taken. Ice cream was teived.
Tomoirow afternoon commencing at
3.43 o'clock Miss Chatlotto Savage, sec
ictaiy of the Central City association,
will give a talk. Mis. Randolph Jones
will be in charge of the singing, and
Mrs. Haydn Ashley will presldo at the
piano.
Soda water at Manners' pharmacy,
tho best In Green RIdse; our sales
prove It.
Impel ial Queen Hair Tonic at Man
neis" phaimacy. 920 Green Ridge stieet.
the greatest hair grower known. dOc
a bottle.
ACCIDENT CASES.
Renjamin Lewis, of Margaret avenue,
a miner in the Leggett Creek mine, was
severely hurt yesterday. He was tim
bering his chamber with heavy tim
ber called a collar when It slipped and
fell on him, spraining his back and
otherwise bruising him. He was taken
home, where the Injuries were attended
to by Dr Donne.
John Gallagher, of Mary street, met
with a seiious accident jesterday. He
Is employed ob a driver In the Dickson
mines and was taking a trip In. Ho
was riding on the last car, when tho
tilp got off the track and threw him
iolently against the roof, cutting his
head severely.
Nlchola Savagca, of Green Rldge,
was sevetely burned around he face
and hands yesteiday In the Dickson
mine. His light set off the gas that
was In a "pocket" with the above result.
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All
I11 exclusive single dress patterns which cannot be du
plicated. New Crepou stripe aud Chenille effects that
are wonderfully handsome, as well as a wealth of other
styles which may meet your approval
A VISITOR ENTERTAINED.
A complimentary dinner was given
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Mil
ler, of North rilmore avenue. Thuis
day nttcrnonn.ln honor of Mrs. Thomas
liiooks, of Iowa, who is visiting Iriends
and iclatlvcs here. The time was en
Joyably spent by all present, and Ice
cream and cake was served by Mis.
Miller.
The ladles present were Mrs. Reese
R. Davis, Mrs. Thomas J. Williams,
Mrs. Renjamin Morgan, Mrs. Divld
Evans, Mrs. William J. Williams, Mis.
Henry Rrowniug, Mrs. G. W. Powell,
Mrs. William T. Williams, Mrs. Frank
Riundago and Mis Eihe Miller,
Black Crepon
The only complete line in Scranton is at the Globe
Warehouse. Ten days ago we were pretty well sold
out of these popular dress slcirt weaves, but there is
not a single number or design lachiug today. In a
woid, the stock is complete.
CAUCUS THIS AFTERNOON.
Tho Republican voters of the soveial
dlstiicts in tho Fifth ward wdl caucus
this afternoon between tho hours of 4
and o'clock to nominate a candidate
to succeed John H. Walker In common
Globe Warehouse
Children 1
Drink?
K Don't kIo thera tea or coffee.
P ITao you tiled tho new food drink
P called G11VIH.O? It is dolidoua
and nourishing and takes tho pluco
d of coffee.
h lho tnoro Ornln-0 you rIvo tho
c'nlldreu tho raoro heilth you diatri-
buto Ibrounh their s stems.
K Graia-Obmadoof purogralns, and
V w"un properly preporcd tastes llko
V tho choico grades of coffco but costs
$ about &s ranch. All fjroccra Bell
if) it. 13c. und 25o.
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X ' Iultlhatjronr grocer lveBjouOnAIN
.Accept no imitation.
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OBITUARY.
James II. Woolsey, one of the most
widely known men In this cltv, dlul e
tcrdjy mm nine at his lOhldence. corner
of Madison aMnnc and Vine ieot. The
diceaatd a born In Htdfcml, N. V., in
IK2 and erne to this city in U" Ho sonii
engaged in the continuing ini&inons in
which pursuit he wus eminently success
ful, havlns built home of he oldest and
best residences in the city. Uo retired
from tho contracting bif-iiu-s in 1S31 and
became an insurance i.pprulcci In which
calling ho made a luuioiiat iiputullon
for him-ilf Ilia man) friends will rogiet
to le.irn of his death which was the te
suit of a. lingering Illness extending ovir
n period o nearly u jiar. The deceased
Is MiuUed by thieo chlldien, II J ami
J 1J Wool'oy and Mrs S. C Gernon of
this cltv. and by thtce pls-tcis. Mrs. I'au.
nio Moore, of Otisllle, N. V ; Mrs. An
drew Johnson and Mrs. Hcnrv Pulney,
of this clt. Tho funeral will bu held
from the rcs-idencc on Mowl.n at I p
m Interment will bo made In 1 oicst mil
ccmotery.
William Norton died at the homo ot
his patents Mr and Mis. Edward Nor
ton, of Dunmoro stieet, Olypliant. yestcr
day meaning at 2 o'clock after an Illness
of two weeks of malarial fccr. Deceased
mm 11 member of Co. E. Fifteenth In
fantry. Fnltcd States mmj. He tetunvil
to his homo In OI pliant M u 2 from
Cub i and was taken III a few dajs later.
DrctaKiil has been a resident of Olypliant
about Rien iais and was 21 ears of
age ResldCH his patents lie Is sunlud
by eight sisters nnd one brother. The in
nernl will tnko placo tomoirow afternoon
at 2 30 o'clock Interment will bo matin
It St. Patrick's cemetery.
Rtlnhold Siar died at the home of liU
father Philip Saur. M4 Willow stteet.
Thursday after a lingering Illness, lie
was 19 years of age nnd an exemplary
joung man His dmth Is deeply regret
ted Tho funeral will bo held tomorrow
afternoon. Sen lees will bo held In the
Hickory Street Goiman Presbyterian
church at 4 o'clock. Interment will bo
mudo In tho Plttston. aenuo ccmoteiy
Princoton University.
Examinations for admission to
Princeton University will be held in
tho Connell building, Scranton, Pa., on
June 13th nnd ICth, 1893. Examina
tions will commence nt 9 o clock n. m.
on the 15th and will Include tho ncade
mlc and scientific departments of tho
university.
Tor fmthcr Information sea John M.
Harris, room C09 Connell bwlldlnc
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.
The Eureka base ball team and tho
Olypliant Crowns will play on the Car
son City grounds tomoirow afternoon.
Mr. and Mis. T. E. Tcrwllliger, ot
Rlalr avenue, will celebiate the fiftieth
anniversary of their marriage this
evening fiom S to 11 o'clock.
The Red Riding Hood cantata will bo
given at the Welsh Congregational
chinch Monday evening at S o'clock.
Admission. 10 nnd 15 cents.
Tho Ke stone Literary nnd Dramatic
society held forth at the Auditorium
last evening and pioduccd tho drama
entitled "Tho -Mountain Waif." The
proceeds will bo given to a worthy
widow.
Best Goods for the Honey You Wish to Invest.
Special prices on Oxfords on our bargain tables. Ox
fords for 75c and $1 that were formerly $1.50 and $2.
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PERSONALS.
Mr and Mrs. Evan Lewis, of Sum
mit luentie, left yesterday to attend
the funeral of Mis. Evans' sister at
Nantlcoke.
MUs Nellie McIIale, of Arehbald, is
lsltlng Miss Margaret Kearney, of
Parker street.
Mis. J. B. Gillespie, of Oak street, Is
entertaining her sister, Miss Giaco
Evans, of London, England.
P. J. Mulherln, of Laurel street, is ill.
Miss Agnes McDonough, of Carbon
dale, Is tho guest of Miss Mary Colo
man, of Parker street.
John Wright, of Atlantic City, re
turned homo yesterday after a visit
with friends on Wales stieet.
Daniel Holmes, of Oak street, is vis
iting friends In Haw ley.
Miss Maty McGlnley, af Dalton, has
returned homo after a weeks' visit with
friends hcie.
Miss Elvira Jones, of Recso street,
Is visiting filends In Plymouth.
Miss Julia Sncll, of Plymouth, has
returned fiom a visit with her sister,
Mrs. 1 J. lledrick, of Richmond avenue.
The Misses Cecelia and Mary Coyle,
of Carbondale, are Nlsltlng Mrs. P. F.
Campbell, ot Williams street.
Miss Anulo Golden is ill at her homo
on Oak street.
Mrs. William Jorvls, of Wayne ave
nue, is lecoverlng from a severe Ill
ness. Thomas M. Lewis and Jehu M. Jehu
attended the 11. Y. P. V. rally at Ply
mouth yesterday,
Thomas Jehu, of Plymouth, has re
turned after a few days' visit with
his patents on Wayno nvenue,
Mtss Agnes Marrln, af Paupack, Is
visiting filends on Green Ridgo street.
Services at the Presbyterian church,
Rov. W. F Gibbons, pastor, for to
morrow arc as follows: Morning at
10 30 o'clock, the Sunday school scholars
will have charge, thus doing away with
Sunday school at noon; Junior Chris
tian Endeavor, 3.S0 p. in.; Senior Chris
tian Endeavor, C 30 p. m : owning ser
mon, subject. "A Good Fellow," at 7.30
p. nt. All are welcome.
At the Methodist Epicopal church,
Rev. A. J. Van Cleft, pastor, tomorrow
being iloial Sunday, the Sunday school
scholars will luuo chaise of the morn
ing service at 10.30 o'clock. A special
programme has been picpaied. Sun
day school at 2 30 p. m.; evening ser
mon, "The Garden of tho Lord," at 7.30
o'clock, will be especially for children;
special singing by tho choir and chil
dren. The choir will render the Gloiia
In full chorus.
J. O'Hor.i. Ir.. of Pine street, cm
ployed In Murray & Co.'s mines, nut
with a painful accident while at work
yesterday. He was helping to place a
car on the track, when the pu he was
leaning on slipped and caught him full
In tho face, bi caking his teeth and cut
ting him quite badly.
MiMinni T.'i.uinlc.iii looolwu several
bad cuts and a bpi allied hip by losing I
cnntiol of his bicjele on tho boulovoid
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one of tho numerous hill.. Ho was , ."BtJ-n
taken home In a caulage and placed
under a doctors car a
Tour loaded cois fell Into tho sump
at tho No. n mines of tho Pennsylvania
Coal company yesterday afternoon, but
luckily no one was hurt. The accident
was caused by tho "niniiPi" In the
thlid vein missing a spiag. which al
lowed the cars to got away and plunge
into the sump.whoro they wcic smashed
into kindling wood.
Miss Jessie Richie, of Chestnut street,
lost her silver wntch last evening be
tween Chestnut stieet and No. 1 school
building Any information concerning
it will be thankfully received at Coi
tello's stoie.
Miss Olive SwniU, of South lllakely
street, was tendered n sanitise paity
at her homo last evening by a number
of her oung filends, who enjoyed a
pleasant evening.
Tho funeral of Mrs. David Uartln will
tlto man for itudr, burlnrii or mimic.
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Tor sals In Scrantcn, Pa., by Matthews
Bros, and H C. Eanderrcn, drueglsta.
take place this afternoon at 2.30 o'clock
from tho home of lu'r daughter, Mrs.
James Pinnell. on West Drinker street.
Rev. W. F. Gibbons will officiate.
Ry icejuest of Ins congregation. Rov.
H. R Hulgln will conduct a seiles of
Hible studies eveiv evening next week
In the Christian church on Tripp ave
nue. These meetings will berjln at 7.4"!
ei'clock. The couciegatlons will bo
piomptly dismissed at 8.30. Children's
service will bo conducted , tomorrow
ovenlng. Tho church has been decor
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