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THE SCRAiNTON TRIBUNE-MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1899.
EVENTS OF DAY IN
WEST SCRANTQN
ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF CON
OREOATIONAL CHURGIIES.
Three Days Meetings Held In the
Taylor Congiegntlonal Chuieh.
Rov. David Jones Re-Electod Mod
eratorServices In the Tlrst Welsh
Baptist Church Last Evening Po
lice nnd Aldermanic Cases Death
of Mrs. Mary Griffiths -Successful
Operation News Notes and
Personals.
Thp annual moetlns, of tho associa
tion of Const euatlonal churches of
Eastern roniiHylxnnl.i convened In the
Congregational church, Taylor. Satur
day. Preachlnc sctvlio wns held Fri
day evening and jostirday, and con
ferences will he held thH inoinlnir and
afternoon The ottlipis nro: llov. David
Jones, West Scranton. moderatoi ; Ilev.
William C. Dulls, Catusuutiuti, vlco
morterator iTtov J P Tliomiii, Xantl
coke, serretaiy, Hov Illchnid Gcoiso,
Wllkrs-I?aiie, trctisuipi.
On Pi Ida v ovenlnR, Itcv William M.
Davis, of SlatliiRton, and Hp: Thorn, is
Davis, of Plain", piiMchod the spi
mnin, and on Sn tin day mninlnir tho
opening cniifproni-e was held. AmoiiK
the business tinnsnetloni una the clpc
tlnn to membership of D.ivld Kvani,
M D, of Klnjrston. and William M.
Davis, of SlatliiRton. Thp nfternoon
session was devoted nilnclpally to the
dtaculon of tin I'lindiiPt of members
of the Law i chip CnnKrpRatlon.il
church and uftoi the cap had licnn
thoroughly nired, thp association unani
mously adopted the following lesolu
tlnn Tluit wp rdiTsldrr thp action of Iho
Invrenro CoiiKrc e.itlomil tluinh. 1 lis
serine, Kdwarrl SI. .Tone". Ill publishing
fcurrllons tinfrlemllv, misleading and
file (irtlclc In the Scrnntmit.in. a Sun
dnv publlc.itlnn which leflrc -.linf ivor
ably upon some nf our estec mod anil ln
fturnllal ministers and dejeons as met
censurous
That wr ronilcmn this unscrmlv con
duct In in ppulvopil teim and demand it
them a elenr nnd positive npnlngv, hoth
tn the esteemed brethren Insulted, and to
the denomination In the association, and
thit the apology be published In the re
port of the nhMiclatlon as well as In the
Srrantonlm. nnd until this Is done that
we ns nn association sever connection
with the nboe church
The conference was attended by dele
gates fiom Susriuphnnnn, I-acKawnnna,
Luzerne, Lehigh C.ulion, Pihuvlklll,
Northampton. York nnd Tioga coun
ties nnd It was decided to bold tho
next annual meeting In Slntlngtnn.
The seimons on Saturday evf nlnR wor"
dfbered by Itev ,T. .Teffiev I. vims, of
mlnersvllle, nnd Re J. P. Thomas, of
Nantleoke
Yesterday mornliiR Itev Tudwa'
Williams, of New York, und Iiov. W
Fames' Celery Compound 75c
Pinkham's Compound 70c
Pierce's Golden Medical Dis 75c
Mellon's Food 38c and 55c
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GLORGi: W. JENKINS1.
I ai S. Main Avenu:
lobe Warehouse
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Bargain
On Tuesday.
Store Closed Monday out of
Respect for
in which every one in our em
. plv participates.
Bargain Day's on Tuesday
S3SQEH
Globe Warebotee
J. nichsrds, of Wllkes-Parrp, preached,
nnd In tho nfternoon Dr. Duncan, field
secretary of tho Sunday .school soeV
ety, addressed tho conference. Ilev.
Noah Ucvan, of Dundnff. delivered an
l.tiRllsh sernjon. In tho Welsh Haptlst
t-hurch, itev. W. C. Davis, of Cata
snun.ua. and Hev D M. George, of
I'lttston, spoke In Welsh.
Last eenliiR tlcv. Ppter Huberts, of
Olyphant, preached nn English sermon,
and Itev. William Johce, of Plymouth,
spnko In the Welsh tongue
Conference uieetlnr.s will bo held nt
!i o'clock this inotnlng nnd at 2 o'clock
this afteinonn, nnd the meetings will
terminate this evening with a pleach
ing sen Ice
At the Tabernacle Congregational
ehuich on South Ilvde Park avenue,
ypsterdnj IIpv. William SI. D.ivls, of
SlatliiRtnn. occuplpd the pulpit In the
moinlng. nnd Hev. D. H. Orldlths. of
Catnsnunim, delivered nn English ser
mon In tho evening.
Hev. J. P. Thomas, of Xanthoke, oc
cupied the pulpit of tho Plrst Welsh
ConRiegntlonal church, South Main
nvenup, yesterday morning, and Rev.
W C. Dal, of Cntnsuuqtiii. preached
In the evening.
YOl'NG PEOPLE'S service.
The Haptlst Young U'enplo's union of
the Plrst Welsh Haptlst church con
ducted the services In that edlllco last
evening Luther I .owl p. presided, and
an half hour song service was held nt
the beginning of the crcives. Hugh
Williams was In charge of the singing-,
and Miss Elizabeth Hughes presided nt
the oigan. Sir. Lewis und the Ilf
ti( nth chapter of St John for the
Scilpuue lesson nnd also offered
pia) or.
SIKs Sal ah Meredith lead a well
prepared paper on "Christian Oppoi -tiinlt."
nnd Thomns Tliurbuin fol
lowed with a solo. Dald J. Davis,
piesldent of the society, spoko on "The
Voice of One Crvltrg In the Wlldei
ncss," nnd Ileniy P. Dav les dosed the
meeting with piaver
Special prayer meetings will be held
In the chinch eveiy evening dm lug' Up
coming week, nnd on Wednesday and
Pi lda evenings tho members aic pai
ticulath requested to attend.
Hev. P. D. Hopkins, the new pastor.
Is expected bete on Thursday of this
w eek.
POUCH AND ALDP.RSIANJC.
Conctable Joseph Dean, of the Tuen-t)-fii-i
wan), .11 rested Janus Callahan
on Siitiiidiiy everilni: on u v.anant is
sued nt the instunco of JIary Oliver,
clanging him with assault and bat
tPiy. The case will be tried before Al
deiman Jojce.
John Pveaan, of TOG West Lackawan
na avenue, was ntrcsted on Satutday
evening for cieatlng a distill banco anil
abusing his wlte. He was lined $3 in
pidice couit .vestcieliiy moinins by Al
deiman Mosp.s
Special Oillcer Aim-tionff arretted
John riatley mi Satuulay evening for
disc lunging llieanns. Aldeiman Moses
lined him $Z for the offense.
DPATH OP SIPS. C.HirFlTHS.
Mis. Sliuv nillllths, relict of tin; late
John Gt (tilths, died eiily ) ester lay
niMiiiing at her home, 11-'.' Pi Ice stie"t
I'eiiasul was neuly GO yens of ugV,
ami bad been .suffeiing for the past
live months fiom a compliealion of
elit-eases sjlic vas a member ot the
First Welsh Congregational chinch and
Hiawatha council, Ort'er of Pocohon
ta. Two sons and three daughters sur-
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vlvp her. They are: Hecso Grlfllths,
Grlfflth Grlmths, Mr. David H. Jnnc,
Mrs. Thoman J. Williams and Sirs.
Piank Ilnymond. The funeral services
will be conducted on Wednesday after
noon nt 2 oclock nt the house, by Rev.
Dnv Id .Jones nnd Ilev. D. P. Jones.
Interment will be made In the Pnrestl
Hill cemetery.
SUCCESSFUL OrF.HATOX
.Inines W, Heefp, ot South Filmore
nventie. v ho has been suffering (or
some tlino with un Injured eye, had an
operation perfoimed on the optic nt
the Scrnnton Prlvnte hospltnl yester
uay. Dr. Giant jemoved the o)v nnd
found n large piece of coal lodged be
hind the eyeball. It was successfiillv
removed, nnd greatly lelloved the suf
feier. GKNHHAL N'PWS KOTS.
The subscription concert which was
to have been held In the Fltst Welsh
Congregational church on Slondny
evening, Sept. 11, has been postponed
until Sent. IS.
Constable Joseph Dean, of the Twenty-first
vvnid, has In his possession a
single huiness, which the vner can
have by proving propeity.
The West Scrnnton diut; stoics will
be closed this afternoon fiom 3..10 to
5.S0 o'clock to enable tho employes to
witness the mall cat tiers' panicle.
The Delawaie, Lackawanna and
Western miners held nnothcr secret
session on Saturday evening, but noth
ing could be learned legardlng their
notion
H W. Coates, euiplo)oel nsa miner
at the Hyde P.uk i-hnft, was injured
by a fulling plank while nt woik Sat
urday ufteinoon. The planl.' struck
him on the light shoulder nnd caused
a dislocation.
The funeial of Sir nnd Sits John
Sehnineclpfennlg's child occuncd from
the home on Keyser avenue, yesteid.iy
afternoon Inteiment wus made In the
Gfinian Cithollc compter)-
A large assemblage of people greeted
Pnlgn nnd SIis Gpoirp Law is, ot
Clevelnnd, O, nt the S.ihatlofi Ainiy
banacks last evening They were for
mer lesldents bete and nie cpiltp vell
Known ninong Wpst Scrnnton people.
The Webster Llteiaty society will
hold a sppci.ii meeting at Watkln WIN
Hams' bouse totnoirovv evening.
e'lnrks Hennett, of Luzeine streef.
Is suffeiing finni an Injury to bis left
hand, received while at work In a
planing mill nt Plttrton recently.
William H. Ciaw ford, of Noith Hvde
Pail; avenue, who has been supeilnten
dent "f the Allls Mslon of tlie Simp
son M. D. chuieh for a number of
)enis, will enter the Dtevv Theologicnl
seminal y, at Sladlson, X. J., the com
ing term.
PHRSOXAL PARAGRAPHS.
Heniy HrunliiR. of Jenkins' drug
stoic, spent )o.stculuy with his pai
cnts at L'aibondale.
SI 1. and SI is David J. Davis and
son, of South H)dp Pa lit avenue, who
have been spending the summer at
Lake Ailel, nie In the city today.
Miss Slay H. Jones, of North Slr-I.i
avenue, daughtei of Slerihant, S. It.
Jones, lias returned fiom a five woks'
sojourn In Sladison county. X. Y. She
was accompanied home bv Sl'ss Slar
gjii't Richnids, who will visit Hienis
heic.
SIlsscs Jennie Jenkins and Rhwla
Lli.is, who have been summo-lni; at
Lake Ariel, returned home Satuidnv.
Slis. W. H. Sipilres and children
have leturned fiom a visit with friends
In South Wnyno county.
Mi and Sirs. John Pern, nf Xorth
Sumner avenue, will leave today for
Philadelphia to attend the Grand
Aim) encampment.
SIi and Mis Thcodoie Phillips, of
Jackson street, will visit Philadelphia
friends dining the coming week.
Sirs Hllis A. Hvnns, of Hynon street.
Is entei tabling Matter L'dwaul Stevens,
of Shamokln.
Dr. P. r. Strupplor and nugene
Slorse were vlsltois In Wllkes-liarro
on Saturdny.
Sirs. Wlllnid Lannlng, of Xoith Main
nveuue, has as her guest Mrs. Pugenc
Winner and son, of Wllkcs-Parre.
C. S DePuy und family aro v biting
in Slonroo county.
Adam Davis and w Ife, of Sledla, Pa ,
nro tho guests of Sits. Ddw arils, of
Swetland stieet.
John H llvans. of Wllkcs-Barre, Is
vlltlng J. W. Reese, of Filmore ave
nue. Sirs. F. I!. Totter, of Washburn
street. Is visiting friends In Susquehan
na county.
Sir. nnd Sirs. J. Aichle Jones nnd
children are sojourning at Lake Catey.
Sir. nnd Sirs Lewis Hancock, of
Pynon stieet, will spend tho coming
week nt Philadelphia and Atlantic
City.
SIlss Laura Ptubbleblne. of i:im
street, Is entertaining Jllss Lydla
Pryan, of Plymouth.
SIlss Jessie Rumbold, nf Lafayette
street, Is visiting relatives nnd friends
in Xovv Jersey.
Miss Rose Liughlln, of Philadelphia.
Is the guest of the SIlsscs Murray, ot
A et Locust street.
SIlss Kate Moylan, of Worcester,
Mns , is visiting Sits. Tercnco Mo
Xulty, of Hampton stieet.
Thomas H Allen and son Hen, of
NoRtb Hyde Park avenue, will leave
today for Philadelphia to nttend tho
G A. R reunion
Mr. nnd Mrs G. A. Williams, of
Ror-k ilreet. attended the races at
M lllcp-P.arri on Satuulay.
AVIUirim Shaw and daughter, of Slld
dle Ginnvllle, X Y, nro the guests of
relatives lipre.
Messrs Tudor and Watkln Williams,
were in ettendance at the hlcvcle rices
In 'W Ilkes-Pai ro on Saturday.
A RECEPTION PLANNED.
Xieut. Muiphy to Be Guest of K. of
C. Wednesday Evening.
The Knights of Columbus villi ten
del a reception to Lleutomnt Thomns
P. Slurphy at their rooms on Wyoming
nvenue on tho evening of Wednesday.
September 0. All visiting Knights and
members of tho local branch are re
quested to nttend.
A reception to Lieutenant Muiphy
had been planned for lnst Thursday
evening but bis sudden departure for
Philadelphia Interfeied with tho car
lying out of the plans His presence In
the city this week, however, will glvo
the Knights n chance to give him a
lieni ty send off.
DOES COFFEE AGREE WITH YOU?
If not, drink Grnln-O mado from puro
grains A lady writes 'The tlrst tftna
I mado Uniln-0 1 did not llko it but
after uslni; It for ono week nothing
would (nduco mo to bo back to coffee "
It nourishes and feeds the system. The
children can drink it fieely with greut
1 .1. f la tha nlrnnnlliAnliiA ....I.
UVIU'lll l s w ni.VHo.lluiltut, RUU
Htance of pure grains, Oct u park
ege today from )our urocor, follow
tho directions In making It and joii will
have a delicious nnd healthful table bev
erage for ul ceti joune 10c. and ZSc.
MINOOKA.
The rcprescnlatlvo South Hldo team, tho
would-be amateur champions of both
roiintlett, Invaded Sllnooka )esterday nnd
teethed a W'verc ilrulibluR b) the local
nine. The Inability or tho alleged lead
ers to make any Kind of n showing whs
both amusing and xiirprlslng. The homo
team outplii)cd the vlsltois at alt points
of the game Dtiffv pitched for the lo
cals nnd nftcr the opening Inning tho
nitieh-larnliled champions were unable to
solve his clellvei) At the end of tho
ninth inning tho retire stood 1" to R In
favor of the home team The feature of
tho contest wns the base running of Phil
bin. Miss Slnry Pox, of White Hnvcn, Is tho
guest of Slls Jennie Lollghliev
Sir nnd Sirs' Patrick HIrrIiis nttcndeil
the funeral of a rclntlvc at Plains iiiulny.
The Lnckawiiuua township schools will
reopen Tuesday at 1 o'clock Tho board
of directors, accompanied by the teach
ers, will lcavo Sloosle on a special car
to visit the tchool at Lincoln Heights.
NORTH SCRAN rON NOTES.
Mrs. Hairlet Cniter Passes Awny.
Henry Jones Seriously Injured.
Other Notes and Personals.
About half past ten Saturd.i) night, tho
spirit of Mrs. Harriet Carter, of Wa)ro
avenue, cpiltted Its e irtbly habitation,
llei death was caused by a p.ital)tlc
stroke. The deceased wns CI vears of
agt, mid was born In Wales. She came
to this coutitiy thirty )cuis ago nnd has
leslded In fc'crnntcui iver since She Is
Miivlvid b her nephew, Willi nn
Thomas, of Pittsburg Funeral arrange
ments will be unnouticed later.
PITHY PARAGHAI'HS
Henry Jones, of Spring stieet, wns seri
ously lnlurcd last bat iirday moinlun' at
Stnri's mine Xo. 1, where he wns em
plnveil as a miner While wot king at the
fuco of his chamber, a fall of top coal
till on him, Inliirlng his bick and hip
sivcieh Ills fellow voikmcii carried
him to the surface, f re m whence the nilno
ninliiilnncit convejed Mm lu tlie SIose3
Tavlor hospital
Stella, tho 6- ear-old dauchter of Sir.
und Sirs, llenrv D ivies, ot rtilck ave
nue, was bitten bv 11 huge dog Katurdiy
nfternoon Stella and her companions
wen- phijlng on the street, when tho
brute attacked her nnd bit hei leg.
Xilghbors. upon huilng the child s
screams, ran to her assistance and drovo
the animal awiiv Pr Doiuu was, called
to attend tho little ones Injuries.'
Tho funeral of Sirs Slaty Smith took
pmco )cstcrdav nfternoon from her lato
home on Xoith SI iln avenue. Servlcei
were held In the CliiNtl.in chuieh, wluro
the p istor, Itev. R W CI) mcr. officiated.
The floral bearings were very beautiful,
showing th.it the dicensid wns highly re
sricted bv her main friends. At the
conclusion of the sen Ices the remains
wero taken to Dunmoro cemetery, whero
Interment was made.
The Ladles' Aid society of the Puritan
Ccingiegntloii.il church will conduct an
Ice cream soclil Sept 11.
There will not be nny Thursday night
prnver meetings at the Welsh CoiiRrega
tlon.il church for the month of Septem
bei Classes Xos. 7 nnd S of the Puiltin
Congiegatlonnl ehui-h Sunday school will
give nn entertainment nnd iocI.il Oct. 3.
The Cumberland Cornet bind will con
duct n soclnl this evening nt St. Slaiys
linll Sluslc will be furnished by tha
band's orchestra. Admblou, Lj cents.
PERSONAL XOTi:S
SII-s I,lz?le Fldler, of Wavne avenue,
Is calling on Factoijvllle fi lends.
SIlss J:il7.ibeth S.iue nf Xew York, Is
tho guest of Mrs. Itccs Watklns, ot Edna
avenue.
Sirs. Ambroso Slulley, of Xorth Slain
av ( nue, is spending a few da s In tho
Lmplre st.ite.
The following places nf business will bo
closed tod.o: W. C Cow les, Fenner fc
Dlekerson William Cluppell, George Src
Ibllro & Co. liinns Urns., Sumner Stohl,
Clirko & Ruane. Ihins Flynn, Jordan
Iiros. Steven S. Mitchell, J. J. Reese, C.
P. Itossman, W. It. Lunu's, C. Steele,
J P. llaggerty.
The Rev. ,1. A. Rvans preached yester
dnv at Wilkes-n.ure
K-Alderm.in Roberts his returned
from nn extended tour through tho Brit
ish Isles.
James Ginil), of William street, Is
iiectlng ii handsome building on West
Market Siect
Sirs Jehiie X. Jehuo and Sirs. Howard
Triugnr are spending a week at Lako
Wlnola.
Sir. George Klsbcrt, of Theodoic street,
wns kicked above the knee bv a vicious
mule last Saturday morning at tho West
Ridge mine
SIlss llnzel llallstenil, of Wovno ave
nue, his i etui neil homo after a few davs'
visit with friends in Tavlor.
Sir. Gilff Thomas of Wllllnm street,
lins returned home after a week's visit
with friends In Wllkcs-riarie
SIlss Rmma Willis, of William street.
Is home, after a week's stay with rela
tives In Wllkes-Harie.
Mrs Jenkln Williams is 111 nt her homo
on Uric k nvenue.
Sir. Gartlelil Jones Is 111 at his homo on
Throop street
Sirs George Powell, of Kingston, Is vis
iting Joseph Powell, of Summit nvenue
John J Slcfinwan. of C.irbond.ile, spent
vesterda) with his puents. Sir. nnd Mrs.
Tlmm is SleOwen. of Drlck avenue.
Thomns Powell, nf Summit nvenue,
lenves today for P.iotorv vllle, to attend
the Xoimnl school of that plnco.
Messrs David Samuel nnd William
Owens are spending a week lu Dundatf
SIlss Annie Gavin, of Jeim)n, spent
Saturd.iv with friends on Rrlek avenue.
Adolph Flldeman, of West SIaik"t
street, will leave tomorrow for Xew
York city on business
WILL WATCH FOR CROOKS.
Police Arrangements Will Affoid
Adequate Protection.
The police nuangements for today
have been porfectd and tho laige
crowJs who will gather nro nssuiecl
ndeeiunte piotectlon from tho ciowds
of cinoks who will gather In this city
on tholi way to Philadelphia for to
nioi row's big Giand Auny or Republic
parade nnd celebration.
All the tegular force nf tho city will
be on duty nfter 12 o'clock noon. They
will all wear their full diess uniforms
nnd white gloves. In addition to these
tweniv-flvo special policemen have
been sworn In to nssKt Some of theso
will bo In uniform nnd othors will act
ns plain clothes men mlngllnr; with
the ciowd.
Detectives have been and will bo
stationed at the vnrlnus railway do
pots for tho pin pose of watching tho
Incoming trains and singling out nny
of tho light fingered gentry who may
nrrlvo.
EZRA GRirFIN POST TO GO.
Leaves This Morning for Philadel
phia to Attend Encampment.
Pzra Grlllln post, of tho Grand Army
of the Republic, will go In a body to
day to Philadelphia to attend the na
tional encampment of the Grand Army
of tho Republic to be held In that city
this week.
They will lenvo the J.ucknuunnn sta
tion at 10 o'clock this morning and will
nrrlvo ut their destination at 4 o'clock
this afternoon without a chango ot
cats. Tholr headcjuarteis will bo at
Tngg's hotel, corner f Franklin street
and Fairmount aven Over 160 com
rades nro expected to uo In lino to-tawfuw.
Mrs. Pinkham's Medicine Made
a New Woman of Mrs. Kuhn.
' (LETTS TO llll, MNKI1AU NO. 64,492
"Dhaii Mns. Pi.nkiiam I think, it Is
my duty to vvrlto to you expressing
my Binccro grntltudo for tho wonder
ful relief I have experienced by tho use,
of Lydla K. Plnkhaui's Vegetable Coin
pound. I tried different doctors, also
different kinds of medicine. I would
feel better at times, thcu would bo
ns bad as ever.
" For eight years I was a great suf
ferer. I had falling of tho womb nnd
was in such misery nt my monthly
periods I could not work but a llttlo
before 1 would htjvc to lie down. Your
medicine hnsiiuulo anew womnn of me.
I can now woik nil day and not get
tired. I tlinnk you for whnt you liavo
doiiQ for me. 1 shall always pralso
your medicine to all suffering women."
Mns. E. E. Kuhn, Ukkmano, Ohio.
"I havo taken eight bottles of Lydla
K. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
nnd used two packages of your Sana
tive Wash, also some of the Liver Pills,
and I can say that your lcmcdlcs will
do nil that you claim for them. Ilcforo
taking your remedies I was very bad
with womb trouble, wns nervous, had
no ambition, could not sleep, and my
food seemed to do me no good. Now I
am well, and your medlclno has cured
me. 1 will gladly recommend your med
icine to every ono wherever I go."
Slits. M. L. Siikahs, Gun Maiisu, Micii.
SOUTH SCRANTON NEWS.
Fouith Anniversniy of the Church
of Pence Conducted Yesterday.
Funeral of William Gavin.
The fourth anniversary of tho Chinch
of Peneo on Piospcct nvenuo was llttlngly
observed )csteid.i) by tho congregation.
Seivlccs wero held In the morning and
ovenlng. Tho foimcr service was under
the auspices; of tho Ladles' Aid society
of tho church.
Rev P. J. Schmidt, pastor ot the con
gregation, delivered a sped it address to
tho ladles llo reviewed the good work
done b) tho society and urged that it
bo continued.
Tho evening services wero of a moro
elaborato orilei. The church choir gave a
splendid programme of special music.
Addresses were delivered In German by
Rev. Schmidt, Rev. Sir. Webber, of Tay
lor, Rev. Sir. Sh r, of Archbald, nnd Rev.
Sir linllhnin, of St. Paul's church of this
side. Delegations accompanied tho cler
gmen above noted.
At tho close of tho sci vices a general
meeting was held of nil tho congregations
from the places mentioned. It was decid
ed bv nn un minimis vole to combine tho
voting people's societies of the congrega
tions' into ono to be Uncivil as tho
Sci.inton Young People's society, nf
Scranton and vicinity. Oflleers will be
elected nt a meeting to be held in a few
w eeks
The congregation of tho Church of
Pmco Is to bo warmly congratulated
over vosterday s event, and the grand
progress It his made during its brief
career Four )ears ago Aug. 27. the emi
gre Ration was formed with twentv-seven
members. It has now 110 menibeis, who
nro actlvo and energetic Tho church
property Is valued at Jln.OOO, nnd is frco
from debt.
short xnws iti;sis
Tho funeral of the I ito Wllllnm Gavin
took pi. ico on Snlutdii) nfternoon from
his Into homo on Cherry stieet Services
wore held at St. John's church Rev.
Father Fleming officiated After the ser
vices the remains were taken to the
Cathedral cemetery and Interred The
p.illbenreis woio. Prtwnrcl Durkln. Jo
seph Monro, Andievv Whlto nnd Thomas
Dnnlon.
Rev. F Vogelln, of Pleas intilale, X. J,
who Is the guest nf his brother-ln-lavv,
Rev. W A. Xnrdt. if tho Hickory Stieet
Piesbj teilan chuieh, preached at the
morning sen Ico nf lint church jcstcrclav.
Ho chose his text fiom Hzeklel. ch ipter
17. verses S and 1 The subject nf his ser
mon wns tho "River nf Salvation." It
was a brilliant effort and was listened to
with rapt nttintlr u.
Camp 4:0. Patriotic Order Sons ot
America will meet In icgul.ir session at
Ilartin.in's hall tonight.
At 11 recent meeting nf the Centurv
Hnse romp.11 v Hon. John F Rnche was
chosen delegate to ieij"sent the com
pun nt tho state convention of llicmcn
next month
Charles Slmrell will do the honors for
tho William Council Hose company.
Pea Coal Delivered, S1.25,
to South Side, central city and central
Hyde Park. Address orders to C. D.
Sharkey, 1914 Cedar ave. 'Phono 6CSX
SATURDAY'S BICYCLE RACES.
Enil Kiser, the Dayton Wonder, tho
Star of the Day.
The second day's inclng at Wilkes
Rarie was a decided success, fully 1,000
persons attending. The feature of the
meet was the tiding ot Pari Kiser. who
won tho mile champlonshlri, breaking
tho Hack record, and riding tho dis
tance In 2 02.
F. L. Kiamer, of Xew York, won the
nne-mlle open amateur event, nnd Wal
thour won rhe two-mile handicap pin
fesslonnl race. Harry Cauldwell easily
defeated Sillier in tho 1lvp-mllo paced
1 ace. The summary of events weie:
Ono-mllo national championship, pro
fesslonal rirst heat Katon first, Me
F.uland second, Walthour thlid; time,
2 20. Second heat Klmblo tlrst. Fied
Sims hoc nnd, nher third; time, 2 21 2-3.
Thlid heat Cooper first, Stevens sec
ond, Downing thlid: time, 215. Fouith
bpat Xew house llrst, Klzor speond.
Freeman thlid; time, 2 in. Second
men's heat Kiser Hist. Stevens sec
ond, time, 2 20 2-li. Final heat Kiser
fit st. Coopir second, Kimble third,
Xew house fouith; time, 2.0.'.
One-nillo ainnteur Fhst heat Kra
mer (list, Xui liiick second, Wllman
third: time, 2 21 2-!. Second heat Col.
let llrst, Lake second, Cioughn thlid;
tlnn. 2 42 Final heat Kiamer llrst.
Colli tt seiond, Xmbikk thlid, Cioughn
fourth: time. 2 21 l-r.
Two-mile' handicap, piofesslonnl
Fhst live to qualify Fil st I1p.1t .Maya
111 st, F. Sims second, Fieeman third,
Sleitens fouith, Kramer fifth; tlnip.
4 20 Second beat Walthour flist,
Kimble second, Freeman third, Stevens
fouith. Fisher llfth: time, 4 59. Final
beat Walthour flist, Stpvona second,
Slnya thlid, Fieeman fourth, Slertens
llfth: time. 4 ::2
Two-mllo handicap, tandem, nmateur
Collctt and Xiiihtlck llrst, Kiamer
and Lake second, Hvans and Fieoman
third; time. 1.14.
Flve-nillo motor-cycle match race be
tween Charles W. Sillier and Hairy P.
Cauldwell; won by Cnuldwel; time, 9.3V
QREBN RIDGE.
Xntlnual Pxpies.s money orders for
sale at Stannors' pharmacy, Packages
lecetved for this company also.
Complaints mo quite frequont nbout
tho water In Gieen Ridge, for drinking
purposes. If It makes you sick, try
Manners' Diarrhoea Cure, which Is tho
best In the city. 920 Green Ridge
Jkatrcet. "
BACK FOM SJTjROrE.
Col. nnd Mrs. Boies nnd Family Re
turned on Saturday.
Colonel nnd Mis. H. SI. Holes, Miss
Helen and Sir. David Holes returned
from n thico months stny abroad on
Saturday. They have hnd n dpllght
ful sumnipr and with the exception of a
severe dislocation of the unklo sus
tained by the colonel, had no nilshapi.
The accident was tho result ot cut 1
osity superinduced by Sir. Stutges, who
onlled to Colonel Poles to climb up
and look out upon Heligoland, and ns
they passed that Island, which belongs
to nobody, nnd seems destined In the
course ot a few years to bo no wheie
After hastily sci ambling up and
catching tho expected glimpse, Cokmpt
Holes stepped backward from the
bench, nnd, missing his foo'in, land
ed with great force upon his turned
over ankle. With great presence of
mind his vvlfo pulled tho Joint back
Into place, but he has suffered much
pnln and Inconvenience from thef In
jury, being obliged to go on crutches
for sometime, nnd. to the great nston
lshment of the Xorselandcis In the
vicinity of Pergen, who followed him
nbout with tho wildest display of in
terest. A pleasant Incident of tho 'rlo was
the visit of tho Knlser Wlllhim to
their vessel, which he boardel from
his own yncht, the Hohenzollern. They
received a personal greeting from him
and Jphn Wanamaker. who was on of
the party, had a conference of an lnnr
with the empeior. The latter dis
played the utmost eagerness to gain
Information nbout postal matters In
America and they discussed the mat
ter at length over their ehamprgne
Afterward Colonel Poles nnd fi lends
wont over to the Imperial yacht, the
magnificence of vvfkh Is something to
remember.
Mr. Wanamaker secured n. number
of views about Norway nnd these n
will send to Colonel Roles before using
them for tho benefit nf his Sundiy
school. The colonel suggested that If
Mr. Wanamaker would come along and
give a talk on the scenes he would be
assured a big bouse In Sci anion.
Peforo coming homo a visit was
made to Scotland, when Sirs. Roles
went over to the home of her forefath
ors nt Lauder, meeting a number of
peoplo who had known Mr. Thorn is
Dickson. She also visited the Xinety
slxth Highland leglment, to which her
gieat giandfeher onro belonged.
While all the party enjoyed the tour
cccpedlnRly, they nro rejoiced to bo
again In their beautiful home.
THE LABOR DAY PARADE.
It Is Expected That Over 10,000
Men Will Be In Line.
Tho fact must not bo overlooked In
reading and hearing so much about
tho letter carrlcis parade In thp af
ternoon that the labor unions of this
city are going to havo a, paralo aim
celebration, the former In th" morn
ing, that will eclipse anything in tho
line of a Labor Day procession o 1 1
attempted In this city. The paiado
will move at 10 o'clock.
Theie will bo over 10,000 In line and
the line of march will end at Laare'
Hill park, where .a grand libor rally
nnd picnic will be held. There will hi
two distinct meetings, one In th af
ternoon nnd one In the evening, nt
both of which a number of prominent
men will speak.
Tho following is a list ot those who
havo promised to deliver addresses:
John II. Parsons, master vvorlcnan
Knights of Labor; SIa)or James Slolr.
City Treasurer. P. J. Robinson, City
Controller Psdras Howell, Chat lei P
Rcchtold, national secretary B'ewory
Workeis of America; J. J. Kleifer,
president of the Omaha Central Labor
union; Renjainln James, organizer of
tho United Sllne Workers; Pet"" J
Holton, of tho Building Trades' coun
cil. ATHLETIC TOURNAMENT.
Ono to Be Held This Evening Prom
ises to Be a Success.
All arrangements for tho athletic
tournament to bo held this evening In
Athletic paik have been completed nnd
tho affair promises to bo veiy success
ful. The star feature, of course, will be
the twenty-round bout between Jim
Judge, of this city, and Australian
Paddy Got man. Another novel feature
will be a race between Harry Strong's
horseless carriage and an expert bi
cyclist from Wllke3-Parre.
HIS TROUBLES ARE OVER.
Stephen Sisco Found Dead in His
Bed in Hillside Home.
Stephen Sisco was found dead In bed
at tho Hillside Home Saturday. Ho
was 45 yeais of age and was a resi
dent ot Olyphant, and was an lnmato
of the homo since May last.
Coroner Roberts was notified of tho
case and went to the p ace. A pos:
mortem examination showed that ta
man died from heart disease.
OBITUARY
Mrs William SIcLaughiln.a foimcr resi
dent of this clt), died at her home at
Capo Chalks City, Vn , Saturdaj. De
ceased was n daughter of Sir. and Sirs
SI. J. Stnran, of 2121 Jackson btrcet, West
Scranton. Sha Is survived by her hus
band, and three children. Tho remains
arrived In tho city 1st night. Tho funerul
will be held tomorrow morning ut 9
o'clock from St. Patrick's church. Intei
ment at Cathedral cemetery.
Harry C. Stlllwell, of tills city, died at
tho residence of II. C. Hotsler. !2l Qulncy
avenue, )estcrdny morning. Tho funeial
services will be conducted nt tho homo
this evening nt 7 30 o'clock by Rev. Dr.
Pierce, of Wllkcs-Darre, assisted by Rev.
Dr. Giflln, of Plm Park chinch. Inter
ment will ho In Xew Yoik.
W H. Slorunn, of Glen Lyon, died on
Saturday, Jlo was ,well known lu this
city. Tho funeral will bo lipid this af
ternoon at 2 o'clock.
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Wednetdny and TliuriJay, Sept. 6th and 7th.
PI rat Production In This City of tha
Now lVistornl Play,
"A Romance ol Sleepy Hollow.'
by
ULHANOR MBRRON.
A bright, clean, aoulful story, depleting;
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country people, of olden Union Interpreted
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Week Commencing Monday Matinee.
September 4th, the
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Supporting MAMIK SHKniDAX WOLF
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Monday Matinee and Night.
On the Mississippi
Prof J V Hnmpton's Dor, Cat and Mon
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I'ltlCEsi 1 oc, -J00 and 30c.
Athletic Games
And Pigeon Shoot
By Electric Light
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Monday Evening, Sept 4,
TWENTY ROUND BOUT be
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Australian Paddy Gorman.
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