THE SCRAjSTT01St T1UJ3UNE-TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1800.
EVENTS OF DAY IN
WEST SCRANTON
BURPB.ISE AND PRESENTATION
TO W. F. DUSENBURY.
Friends Presented Him with a Gold
Watch Chain and Charm Event
Enjoyed by n Largo Number of
Quests Two Accidents Yesterday.
Moonlight Assembly at Lake Ariel
Fourth Ward School Controller
ship Prominent Citizens Eulo
gizedOther News Notes.
A surprise party was tendered W. F.
Dusenbury at his home, 715 South Main
avenue, by a lurfie party of friends,
which resulted In a very enjoyable time
for nil present Music, slnRlni?. darn
ing tind'othor diversion!, were Indulged
In, and flnshllRht pictures of the party
were taken by H. A Kuik. Music for
dancing was furnished by Mrs. John
Harris and IMiwud Murphy. Mr. Dunn,
on behalf of the friends present, pre
sented Mr. Dusenbury with a beautiful
watch chain and charm, which whs
accepted by the leeelver In n clever
speech. Mrs. Dusenbury wns assisted
in jecelvlng the guests and serving te
fieshments by Mts John Lewis und
Mls Nellie Delmei.
Those present weie Ml and Mis "vV.
F Dusenbuiy, Mi. and Mrs. Gemge II
Dunn and daughter Mame, Mr. and
Mrs Spiaguc. Mr. and Mrs. John
L.ns, Mr. mid Mrs. John It. Harris,
Mr and Mrs- Frlsbec, Mis William
Reck. Mrs. Gibson. Misses Nellie Del
mar. Minnie Hecso. Tessle Kccpan.
Lizzie Jordan. Anna Thomas, rinrenco
Owens, Kate Luttnn. Kate Gallagher,
Kate Mm can. Annie Williams, Agnes
Williams, Nellie Flvnn. Marv Davis,
Itebecea Watkins. Gussle Hongc. Anin
Slin. Lena Koeh, FNIc and Annie
Dus'enbui, and Messis. H C5. Walteis,
John Hechtold. l'.ttilcji Gerrlty. Hany
Kellv. Leon Newbtlck James McDnn
ougli. IMvvnid Miuphv. John Hi lines.
Ilomei Artman Joseph Lllunan, II A.
Kuck, Tlinmas Noiton. Fiank Dusen
buiy and Will II. Han Is
Tin: school roNTnoLLnitPiiir.
Since the retirnnent of Benton Davis
ns lepresmtntlvo from the Fourth
ward on tl-ie hoard of control, and In
. w of the expiration of his term of
iil'Wc in Kelnuaiy next, many cnndl
ilates nie looming up for the ofllce.
The election of llonlnmln Williams to
HP the unexpired term has caused
con-.Ulei-.ible surpiise mill comment. He
la lompaiatlvtlv unknown In the ward,
although a gmtltman of high standing.
Th" most foimldp'jlo candidates men
tioned in the Uepubllcan ticket nie A
1? Fvnyti. i ashler of the West Side
bank, nnd Thomas 1,'. Price,' the well
known newsdealer nnd baibei The
former Is too well known to need nny
Introduction to the voters of the Fourt'i
Paines Celery Compound 75c
Pinkhnm's Compound 70c
Pierce's Golden Medical Dis 75c
Mellon's Food 38c and 55c
at
GIXHtGE W. JENKINS1,
101 S. Main Avenu:
Madam .
Tho favor of a call from you during tho first full
display of Xow Dress Fabrics for Fall anil Wiutor wear,
will bo much appreciated. Tho exhibition will continue
open till Weduosday of next week ami forms ono of tho
most complete and interesting fashion inaugurations in
tho firm's histery.
SCRAHTON, SEPT. 7, 1090.
A Word on Styles
Among tho leadinj:- weaves that will bo most sought
after during tho Autumn and Winter aro :
Homespuns and Cheviots of Exquisite Finish.
Prunella Cloths and Winter Weight Venetians.
Heavy qranite Cloths and Whipcords, in new effects.
Zebileins, Poplins and Fancy Poplinettes.
Canandenis and New style finish broadcloths.
tutonia diagonal suitinqs and Smart Wide Wales.
Fancy plaid Weaves for dress Skirts, in Exclusive designs.
New Pin stripes and Mixtures in all Sorts of Color blends..
and Quaker Qreys, in all the Leading Weaves.
Besides These We Show
Tho usual lino of High-Class Novoltio9 in single and
exclusive Dross Patterns, which will not bo duplicated
during tho season. Our lino of mnterials expressly do
signed and woven for children's and misses' wear, is as
near perfection as tho power of selection from tho world's
'beBt productions could mako it.
Feed the Fire
Tho food wo eat Is fuel. If tho stom
ach works properly It Is transformed
Into health and strength. If It docs
not, then comes Indigestion, constipa
tion. ilyspopBia, biliousness, ln.y liver
nnd kidneys, and IIostettcr'H Stomach
Hitters is needed. It will build up
women oh well us men See that u
Pr.vnte Rjvciiuo Strmp covers tho
neck of tho Itottlc.
Do not
Accept
Any
Substitute
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH
BITTERS.
ward, but Mr Price Is a new-comer In
the Held of politics.
He belongs to the new school ot
young men who are taking such an
active Intel est In the affairs of tho
city Mr. Price has hten in the news
paper und barber business nt 103 South
Main uvenue for netily ten veaif nnd
lias nvt with remnikuble success He
cently he had completed n handsome
new home on North .Sumner avenue.
Mi Price Is peculiarly iltted lor the
ofllce of school controller, owing to his
business relitlons with the board.
During the past six years tie has been
n prominent factor In fm nlhlng school
supplies and Is thoiouglily ncciiialnted
with the w oi kings of the organization.
MOONLIGHT ASSHMIU.Y.
Hundreds of tl. society young people
Will be delighted' to Icmn that another
moonlight assevmblv will be held nl
Like Aihl on Friday evening next.
The succcs of the previous undcttnk
liv, has cutout oged tho commlt(ce to
attempt anothei nlTalr of Its kind,
which piomtses to iupas-s the event
held In June.
Piofessoi Pnuer's nrclustia of ten
pli-i (s has been engaged, nnd the com
mittee will have c hinge of the ro
fioslimeiits themselves The ttaltl
will l-mvc the Hile and Wyomleg Val
le.v depot nt T 1" p ni and only those
holding invitations will be peimltted
on the tialn. The affair Is !n hargr of
nil e(Utivr committee, composed of
D.ivld Owens L It Squlles, L. M.
Speck, PeWItt TewkMnirj and Will A.
llutton, which Is a sulllclent guaiMntee
that eveij thing will be conducted In
a piopt-r m.innei
POPULAR TOWNSMUN.
The currrent lh--uo of Y Dtjch, pub
lished at Utlca N. Y devotes- four
columns of spate to four well known
West Scranton men They aie IenJ 1
min Hughes, t'-siipcrlntendent of tho
Delavvaie, Lackawanna and Western
company's mines, nnd tlnee of the gen
tlemen who have been appointed to
district foremanshlps since Mr. Hughes'
ictiiement, namely, Thomas J. Wil
liams, Fvan J. Fvans and Itees A.
Phillips.
Half-tone pictures of Messrs Hughes
Williams and Kv.m art printed In the
eitlele, and skeulier of their career
an a's-o given. Y Drvrh Is now pub
lishing a spetl.il Lackawanna and Wy
oming Valley edition of the piper, and
th pUblisheis claim to have a circula
tion of 2r)0fl In tlil.'i Kglon. It Is the
iceognized Webb paper In the United
States and is edited by Thoma- J. Gilf
llths. ACCIDENTS OF A DAY.
Haiold Jamelson, aged 18 enrs, son
of Contiattor John Jamelson, of lfiOl
Globe Warehouse
Globe Warehouse
Washburn stieet, fell from a wagon on
the West mountain yesterday, where
the stone qunrry Is operated, and a
largo stone fell on him, cutting a deep
gash over his eye. Ho was driven to
his home, where Dr. Pnlnc put sevcinl
stitches In the wound.
Thomas Coync.of Twenty-flrst street,
n minor employed In the Continental,
suffered a pauilytlc stroke while at
work yesterday morning, Ho was re
moved to his home, where he lies In a
eiltlcal condition. His iccovery Is
doubtful.
F.NTF.tlTAIMFNT AND SOCIAL.
A lied, White nnd Hluo entertain
metit and Ice cienm roclnl will bo hMil
at the Tabenuulo Tongregatlonal
church on South Main nvenuc tomor
row evening. Samuel Rogers will pre
side, and the concert will commence
nt S o'clock. Following Is the pro
gramme" Address Chairman Hogers
Phonograph Si lections Hy. Kvnns
Ilccltatlou Miss Mlodvvon Jenkins
Tenor solo Henry Lvans
Duet Mrs. Ilceso and Mis. Kvnns
Heeltatlon Miss Wctherhog
Phonograph selections Hy. Dvans
Quartette, "Good Night", ...Pour Friends
lVmnle Doiiblo Quartette
Accompanist Tlios J. Williams
GFNFriAL NF.W NOTHS.
The Columbia Hoso and Chemical
company held a well-attended meeting
last evening and arranged for the en
tertainment of one of tho visiting com
panies duilng the llremen's convention.
A special souvenir badge wns also
adopted, and several other minor mat
tcis passed upon
St. Leo's bnttnllon met In their quar
ters last evening nnd acted upon sev
eral matteis pertaining to the Father
Mnthew day p.lrade. The draw Ing con
test, which will be closed next month,
also received some consideration.
Mrs. W. W. Itoss, of 452 North F.lghth
stieet, died yesterday morning. She Is
suivlved by her husband nnd two
daughteis. The funeral airnngcmcnts
have not been made
The icmalns of Philip Jones, who
died in Nantlcoke jesjerday, will be
brought here tomorrow afternoon nt 1
o'clock and Interred in, "Washburn
street eejnetorv.
St. Prenden's council. Young Men's
Institute, held a regular meeting last
evening and decided to open the llter
aiy season In the neat future with a
debate.
The Ladles' Home Mlsslonaiy soci
ety of the Simpson Methodist Episco
pal church met last evening and se
lected members to conduct the Initial
tens duilng the coining season 'me
ladles will visit one ot their membeis
at D.iiton tomonow.
The enteitainment anil Wti tea
paity to be held at the Hellevue Calvlu
Istle Methodist church tomonow even
ing piomlses to be a most cnjoj.iblo
affair. Itev D. D Hopkins, the new
pastor of the Welsh IJ.iptlst thuich,
will pieslde over the entertainment. An
admission fee of twenty-live cents will
be ehaigtd, which will lncludethe en
teitainment nnd tea party.
A tegular meeting of the West Sldo
Poind of Trade will be nelil at S o'clock
this evening In their r)oms on Ninth
Main avenue
The funeial of the late Mis. Mary A
Lee will take place at " o'clock this af
ternoon nt the houe, r!2 North Un
ci In uvenue. Huiliil will be made In
Foret Hill cemetery.
The rhoenix Hose and Chemical
companv will hold a picnic In the
Round Wood, this afternoon and ev
enlnr. The ladlts of the "Washburn street
Prsbyteil'in church met last evening
nnd organized for church work during
the winter months
The Pel tin La Monte society will
meet In tho Washburn stieet Presby
terian church this afternoon at 1
o'clock.
Rev. J. 15. Wliclin, pastor of St Pat
rick's Catholic church, will dispose of
his valuable Iw-e by chance to help
pay off the Indebtedness of Ili'.GOn on
the parsonage.
The choir ot St Patiick's church will
meet this evening in the parsonage.
All members nie lequested to bo pres
ent. PERSONAL PAR GRAPHS.
Mi" Marv Hammitt. ot North Re
becca avenue has lemoved to Ileusei'
Mills, where she will pimaneiitly io
side. Mrs. David M. Jones nnd daughter.
Freda, of South Main avenue, left Sat
urday for a month's visit ir the vvo-t.
Miss Jo-.lt Polemnn of V-in Huron
nvenuo, Is entertaining Miss Marie
Donovan of Plymouth.
Will H. Hauls, of Noith Hyde Patk
avenue. Is visiting friends in Allen
tow n.
Jumes R. Williams, of Des Moines,
Iowa, who has been visiting his mother,
Mrs Udwatd Williams, of Fynon street,
will leturn to his home today.
Misses Elizabeth and Kate Booth, ot
Elmlia, who have been visiting friends
In Hellevue. letumed home yesterday.
Hugh Fltzpatilck spent Sunda with
friends and iclatlves in Cnibondnle.
Mrs Marcus OHaia nnd son, John,
nnd Mr. Michael Lnvello nnd two
chlldien, of Rutte Citv. Montana, are
visiting Mr and Mrs. Patilek Gallagh
er, of Jackson stieet.
Evan R Wll'ilams. a theological
student nt Marietta college, Ohio, who
has been spending the past three,
months with his pnients on Hellevue
stieet, will leave Wednesday mornlm;
to resume hU studies.
Mr. and Mis. Isaac Swallow, of Tenth
street, aie sojourning at New York and
the seafl'ore.
William Genity. ot Third street, Is
among tho bonrd-walkers at Atlantic
City.
Mis. Christian riehlcr, of Swotlnnd
street and Rromle avenue Is visiting
rilatlves nt Hazleton
Mis. Michael Gallagher, of Jackson
street, visited friends li New York dur
ing the past week
Miss Elizabeth Hairls if Atlantic
iw&wwwww
What do the
Children
Drink?
Don't pivo them tea or coffoo.
Ilavo you tried tho new food drink
called GltAIN.O? It is delicious
and nourishing and takes tho placo
of coffee.
Ulio more Grnln-0 jou glvo tho
children tho more health you distri
bute through their systems.
Graln.O israado of puro grains, nnd
when properly prepared t.wtia lllto
the choice grades of coffee but costs
about J ns much. All grocers sell
it. 15c. aud '25c.
Tnttst that roar crocer elves you GltAIN.O Q
Accept do imitation. a
s-VOT
WHEN WORN OUT
Uie the VVOHLD-PAMOUS
Doily, tlraln anil Nerve Tonic
AM) AVOID
HEAT PROSTRATION
ALL DltL'OOIITJ. AVOID SUIISTlTUriZI
Portraits nnd endorsements sent
postpaid
AlAKlANI&CO, 3 W. ijthst. New York.
City, N. J., is the guest of Mrs. Ran
dolph Jones, of Jackson street.
Miss Mnrgntet Olbbs, of South Main
avenue. Is visiting friends In Nlcnolson
David Kresge, of Falls, Pa., is the
guest of his sister, who resides on
Hide Park avenue.
Misses Cora nnd Stella Hnllet have
returned from .a week's stay with rel
atives nt Stroudfbmg.
Miss Minnie Roberts, of North Oir
fleld avenue, Is entei mining Miss Pearl
Hnfty, of Moscow,
Mien Mabel Morgen. of Dodge nve
nuo, is sojourning with friends at
Ci eseo.
Hon Philip Griffiths, mayor of Coal
Creek city. Col., Is visiting his brother-in-law.
Thomas J. Phillips, of Mullein
stteet.
DUNMORE DOINGS.
Allison Thornton Enlists for Service
in the PhilippinesSocial Events.
Other Notes of Interest.
Allison Thornton, of West Di inker
stieet better known amongst the bos
as "Bump" leaves tomorrow morning
for the Philippine Islands to again
take up arms against the foe. Private
Thornton enlisted under Lieutenant
Muiphy in Scranton on Saturday In
the Forty-seventh United Stairs volun
teeis, one of tne new leglments auth
orized by the president for service In
the Philippines He hns a good caiocr
as a soldier and bis Dunmore ndmheis
have faith to believe that he will again
win adldtlonal stilpes to those he wore
bcfoie. Ho was ,1 pilvate In Company
C, Thliteenth, National Guards, when
the war with Spain commenced and he
enlisted during the campaign He
proved an extellent soldier. His abili
ties were noticed and he was appoint
ed coiporal He returned with the
leglment after the mustering out at
Geoigla He Is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ilnl Thornton, of West Dilnk'r t ct
whose two sons, Allison and Thomas,
served In the Thliteenth. They aie
among our most respected towns peo
ple and feel conlident that their son
will again win his stripes, serve with
honor nnd return home as do all w'10
know him.
TOLD IN A Fi:W LINFS
The monthb tea. served by the ladies
whose Initials aie S and T. will be
held In the parlois of the Methodist
Kpiscopal chin di, Thursday -evening
between the houis of 6 and ! o'clock.
A sreeial invitation Is extended to all
to be present A musical piogramtno
will be lendeied duilng the evening,
St Agnes' Guild of StMaik's Epis
copal chuich will conduct a "husking
bee" In the pailh house on Sept 20.
The feature Is something new in town,
and a ginnd time Is anticipated.
A social will be held at the homo ot
Mis. Alev Hiydon, on Dudley stieet.
under the auspices of the Ladles' Aid
of the Piesbyterlan church. All will
be welcome.
The following' time-table went Into
effect on the Erie and W.vomlng Valley
railroad yesteidav: Tialns for Haw ley
at 711 n. m and 230 p m. Train Jfrom
Haw ley at 10.17 a. m., 3.12 and 9 04 p. m.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Mrs Nelson Krotzer und daughter
Emma, of Shoemaker avenue and South
RIakely stieet, who have been the
guests of friends at Great Bend, have
letumed home.
Miss Jennie Foley, of Mt. Cobb, who
hns been the guest of her aunt, Mts.
James Ellis, of Chuich stieet, returned
home yesteiday afternoon.
Geoige Ellis, of Church street, left
yesterday at noon for Wyoming semi
nal y, where he will take a college pie
paratoiy course,
Mr. and Mis James Fays, of Car
bondale, spent Sunday with relatives
In town.
Miss Nellie Rlack, of Oxford. N. J.,
who has been visiting In this vicinity,
returned home esterday .
Miss Olive Swnrt?, of South Blakely
street and Shoemaker avenue, who has
been indisposed foi the pa-,t few days,
Is able to be mound.
NORTH SCRANTON.
Last evening the "Black Flag" was
pei formed at 'the auditorium by the
members ot the Crv-tal Literal y and
Dramatic club. It was largely attend
ed and thoroughly enjoyed by the aud
ience. The chniacters were enacted to per
fection by the company who lecelved
the congratulations of their friends. A
fcoelal followed the play.
The members of the West Maiket
street Puritan chinch met Sunday ev
ening after the regu'ir seivlce and de
cided to give a call to How R. J. Bops
of Arnot, Pa. ,
The choir of tho Wavne avenue Bap
tist church will conduct a beautiful
cantata In the near future.
The employs of the Cayuga and Brls
bln mines lecelved their monthly
wages yesterday.
Willie the live months' old child of
Mr. and Mi. Thomas Rspie died yes
terday moinlng after a month'b ni
ne's Mrs, J. n. Casteiline and son farl.
of Chuich avenue are visiting friends
in Olean Pa.
Dr Herman Bcsev of Church avenuo
hns letumed fiom Philadelphia whrj
he attended the n A. R. encampment.
Miss Agnes 111 more of Morris Run,
Is the guest of Miss Cora Grlfhn, ot
William " street
Mr Evan J, Lewis of Charles street
will lonve this evening for Ollvtt Col
lege, Michigan where he will resume
his studlps
Miss Eva Bovven of Mount Pocono
spent yesterday with relatives on
Wnrrcn street
Mrs Thomnn White of William street
will leave this morning to attend St.
nonnventuro college In Allegheny,
New York.
Itev Mae-Arthur ofllclated at tho
funeial services of the late Helen
Shafer on Sunday afternoon. The un
fortunate gltl met death by the aeci
dental discharge of n gun In the hands
of Albert Whito recently. The seivlces
weie held at the homo on Throop stieet
nnd were attended by many friends of
the family Tho pall-bearers wero
Rachel Simmons, Annie Lutey. Maggie
Hurns, Jennie Spleker, Mny and Nellie
Lutey. Ilelle Cousins and Maggie Da
vis were llower-bearers. Interment was
made in Forest Hill cemetery..
i
QAfHERfcD IN .
SOUTH SCRANTON
rOItTY HOURS DEVOTION IN ST.
JOHN'S ciiuncH.
Sermon LaBt Night Was Delivered
by Ilov. John J. McCabe, of Au
burn Centre, Formerly Curate at
tho Church Funeral of a Veteran.
John H. Burgess, of Cedar Ave
nue, Placed Under Arrest Per
sonal Notes and Other Items of
Interest. ,
Forty houis1 devotion wns begun
Sunday morning at St. John's church,
with a mass of exposition at 10.30
o'clock, of which the pastor, Rev. L J.
Mclley, was celebrant. Services were
hild In the evening, commencing at 7,30
o'clock. Rev. P. n Lavelle preached
a beautiful sermon, choosing as his
theme "Love of God."
Last night's services were attended
by such numbers that every available
portion, of space was used and many
were unable to gain admittance to the
sacred edlllcc
Rev. John J. McCnbe, of Auburn
Centre, foimerly a curate at St. John's
chinch, preached the seimon, which
was on "Hell" At the conclusion of
the sermon, benediction of the blessed
saei anient wns given
Services will be held again tonight,
nnd the devotion services will end to
monow moinlng at S o'clock with a
solemn high mass
Seated In the sanctuary at last night's
services weie Rev. John Loughtnn nnd
Rev. Walter Goiman, of Mlnooka; Rev.
J. J Ruddy, of West Scianton. Rev.
James Mnher, of St. Augustine: Rev.
M J Millnne, of Dunmoie. Rev. 1' J.
Mcllnle, of Archbald; Rev. M. F. Ciane,
of Avoca, Rev. J. W. Malone. of Sus
quehanna. Rev. George Dixon, of
Plttston; Rev. John J. Lougliran, ot
the cnthedr.il; Rev. Father Kernan. of
Parsons: Rev. F.. J Melley nnd Rev.
Father Fleming, of St. John's church,
this side.
FUN'ERAL OF A VETERAN
The funeral of Charles Melllck, who
dropped dead In the parade Incident
to tho national encampment of tho
Grand Amy.' of the Republic at Phila
delphia Tuesday last, was held from
his late home, 1103 Stafford avenue,
Satin day afternoon.
Services weie held at the house by
Rev. W. A. Nordt, of the Hickory
Stieet Presbjterlan church. Tho clei
gyman leferred to the good life spent
by the departed man and the fact that
Mi. Melllck was oi dallied to die under
the (lag he fought for. The lemaiiis
were taken to the Plttston avenue
cemetery and laid to test. Grlflln
post of tho Giand Army of the Repub
lic attended the funeral In a bod.
A TROFBLESOME COW.
John H Burgess, of Cedar avenue,
was ai rested on a wan ant Issued by
Aldetmau Ruddy jesteiday at the In
stance ot Mis. Ann Crane, of Pear
street, who alleges the defendant has
a cow in his possession of which she
Is the ow ner. The cow is tho ono
that has caused much damage to Mr.
Burgess and his neighbors by enter
ing their gat dens and making n feast
of their pioduct.
Mr. Burgess laid In wait for the
cow it-cently and impounded her. He
will not lelease hero until he Is com
pensated for the damage he sustained,
which Mrs. Crane lefused to do. Bur
gess wnlved a hearing and gave ball
for his appearance at court.
NUBS or NEWS.
Miss Julia A. Donnelly, of Beech
street, enteicd the Noimal school it
Stroudshurg yesterday to puisuo her
studies
Misses Agnes nnd Katheilne Battle,
of Beech stieet, have returned from n
month's stay at New Yoik, Fort Ches
ter and Hawthorne Beach.
.Mrs. George Hafnagel and baby, ot
Plttston avenue, leturned Satuiday
from a visit at Oneida and Sylvan
Beach.
Miss Claia Boyer, of Hickory street,
Is visiting her uncle, William Dover,
at Philadelphia.,
Pea Coal Delivered, SI, 25,
to South Side, central city and central
Hjdo Park. Address orders to C. D.
Sharkey, 1914 Cedar ove. 'Phone 668X
GREEN RIDGE.
Mis. Kllllan, of Penn avenue, has re
turned from a visit to Plttston
Miss Minnie Peck Is attending the
Wyoming seminary.
Mr. and Mrs William Stiff, ot Elm-
hu"8t. P?eiityestei clay in town,
s,lh'' ' i'1 Tieverton, of Sar
Sanderson
avenue, is
attending the
AVjomlng
seminary.
Pied S Keene, of Dean street, wns
pleasantly surprised last evening by
his friends, the occasion being his
twenty-fifth birthday. The evening
was pleasantly spent in the usunl man
ner Those present weie Mr. and Mrs
"William Stiff, of Elmhiirst: Mr. nnd
Mrs. E. L. Keene, of Dunmore; Mi
ami Mis. E. M. Keene -and Mr. nnd
Mis. W. II Keene. of Mead stieet: F.
F Keene, Mis 15. F Dunn and daugh
teis Lillian. Jennie and Edith, William
Dunn and Ralph Dunn.
The Loyal Temperance legion will
conduct nn Ice cieam social In Morel's
hall this evening. Music nnd a phnno
gtaph will bo furnished for entertain
ment. Miss Harriet Dunn, of Delaware
stieet, and Miss Atthur, of tho Cot
respondence Schools, nie spending a
few days in New Yotk city.
Complaints are quite frequent about
the water In Green Ridge, for drinking
pin poses. If It makes you sick, try
Manners' Dlanhnea Cine, which Is the
best In the city 920 Green Ridge
street.
OBITUARY
Mis. Eliza Campbell, aged vears, died
at tho Moses Talor lu-splt il at SO
o clock yesteiday morning. Deceased bad
been sufferliiK from an abscess for sev
eral months, and two weeks ago was re
niovi'd fiom her home on Mulbi'iry street
to thu hospital, where hor Illness became
more serious nail she steadil gie.v
weaker. Mrs Campbell resided In this
city mnnv jears and was loved and re
spected bv all who knew her. She Is
survived by the following children. Lau
la, Maud. William, Walter. Wright, Ln.v.
rence nnd Robert The funeial will bo
held at !i o'clock tomoirow morning A
high muss of reep lem will bo eelobr.ited
In St Tetit's cathedral and Interment
will be made In the Cathedral cemetery.
Mrs. Ch.ulotte M. Alston died Satur
du ut tho home of her niece, Mrs J.
.in Willi. 1' MS Clay avenue Dee-eased
was "il yinrs of age. and for many jpara
was n resident of South Scranton, whtro
Bho was highly respected. The funeral
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cherth Interment will be made In tho
Plttston nvenuo cenieteij.
James Normlle, of 311 Prospect avenue,
died estcnlay afternoon. He Is surviv
ed bj his vvlfo and ono child, one brother,
Matthew, and two slsttrs. Tho funeral
will tnke plato tomorrow morning at 7 M
o'clock Services In St. Peter s cathedral
Interment will be made In Susquehanna
Mrs. Marv O'nrlen. of Twentieth
street, nge-d f.8 ears. died e-,terday at
her home Funeral this afternoon at 2 SO
o'clock. Interment In Cathedral ceme
tery. "The mnnv ft lends of Mits May G. Call
will bo pained t" le.iin of her dc.th,
which occurred In New Yoik yestcrdaj.
VERDICT IN THE FRANCIS CASE
It Is to The Effect That He Took Hi-3
Own Life.
An inquest Into the death of James
r. Francis, whose body was found
hanging from a tiee In a lonely woods
above Nay Aug Patk on Sunday as
detailed In yesterday morning's Tri
bune, was held last evening In the ar
bitration room of the court house.
Only two witnesses were examined,
Henry Pilger and Flora Llsk, the two
young men who found the body. They
testllled that they came across the
body accidentally and that they bad
been greatly f lightened The coi one
said that theie was hardly any doubt
but that Mr. Ftancls was suffering
ftom temporary mental aberration
when he took his life
The Jurors after consulting for a
short time agreed upon the following
verdict: We the undersigned Jurois,
empanelled to investigate Into th
death of James E Francis, agree that
he took his own life by hanging In the
woods known as Snook's addition, near
the Elmhiirst boulevard, between the
7th and 10th clays of September. 1S91.
(Signed) J. D. Terber. Theodrre W
Kclsel William 'letkninn, A. D Will
iams If. E. Sloat and P.-jJ. McMan
nama. WRECK AT AVOCA.
Train on Cut-Off Parts and Two Men
Are Seriously Injured.
Lat eveninT nt about 4 ?ft o'clock a
wreck occurred on tho cut off at Avoc-i
which result"d In soilous Injury to
John Frue. a brnkeman on the road
nnd who at the time was returning to
his home In Avoca nnd Joseph Mc
Carthy, son of J D. McCaithv of tho
West Side, who was returning from the
Harnum shaft, where h Is employed.
Engine tW east boui'd running extn
in charge of Engineer Mnnamin and
Coduetor Hanks wns sidetracked nt
Mosler's switch to allow another ceal
train to piss. They had just left t e
switch and fortunately had gained but
little speed when the tmln parted and
npplltd tho brakes.
Fiue and McCarthy were caupht be
tween the bumpeis and In that pes -tlon
they remained for one-hnlf h uir
before they could be relensed. Two car
of merchandise wero derailed nnd trif
fie suspended for about two houis
Frue is painfully Injuied about th
hips and there are a few abrnsl ns (
nbout tho body McCarthy's leg is
frightfully mingled the llcsh being I
torn away from the ankle to the Knee I
Neither are considered dangerously
wounded.
NATIONAL EXPORT EXPOSITION
PHILADELPHIA.
Reduced Kates via Pennsylvania
Railroad.
The National Export Exposition,
which opens nt Philadelphia on Sept
14 and continues until Nov. SO, will be
tho most Interesting and Important
event occurilng in Philadelphia since
the Centennial exhibition of 1S7C. In
addition to its valuable commercial
exhibits It will present many features
of populai Interest and amusement
The United States Matlne band,
Sousn's band, the Handa Itossa, Ju
nes' band, Damrosch's orchestra and
other celebrated bauds will furnish nu
slc alternatively, and a Midway Plnis
unce, eciual, If not superior, to the
Woild's Talr Midway at Chicago, and
comprising u Chinese village, a Cl in
ese theater, acrobats and oust mis, an
Oilentnl village, London Ghost Show.
Hagenback's Wild Animal show. War
ney Castlo and many other unlet u
piesentatlons will furnish abundant
and ill vei silled amusement. Arrange
ments have nil been made for mando
lin, guitar and banjo conceits, ind
for n grand elioius from tho Oct mini
singing societies.
For this occasion the Pennsylvan a
Itallioad company will sell exclusion
tickets fiom all points on its line, to
Philadelphia and return, at into of
farti and u third for tho round trip,
J plus price ot admission. These tickets
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MUSEMENTS
I YCEUA1 THEATRE
- nimaUNDUR & Rills. Lessees.
II R LONU.JHanajer,
September 13 and 14,
Mr IMn ml C While picscnts the mos&
lcinarkablc and successful scenic drama
Two Little Vagrants
A magnificent pioductlou on n grand
scenic scile 'in nights In Paris, 700
nights in London, Geo nUhts In New
York. JK) nights In Boston, i iptlvatlus
all by Its thrilling dr.imitle stoiv
Mlt.PRl-l) HOLLAND n PAN PAN
Supported ! nn Admirable Company.
This great drama ts prestnled here In
its beautiful complitcno--, with nil tho
miignltltent scene iv onil mi eh mlcal ef
Ircts employed di ring its long run -it
the Aendemv ot Music, New Yoik city.
Regular prices
ACADEHY OF HUSIC,
HUHaUNDHR & RUIS, Lessees.
H. R. LONO, Manager.
One Week Commencing Monria), Sept, n,
Mitchell's All-Star Players,
In Hepertolre of l'l.iv. Oponln,; Monday
l.vtnliii; with Dun Hint's lire.it I'lny,
Government
Acceptance
Dime Matinees Pali) llezlimln? Tucsdaw
i:eiiln,' 1'rlcci, IOC, -JOciind.'IOe-
Matinees
1 Daily,
THE MARRETASCOPE COMPANY
September 11,12, r j. Monday, Tuesday
and Wed lesday,
ThursJay, Trlday and Saturday,
ept. 14, 15. 16, the famous
Rentz-Santley Burlesqners.
Children
T.ike twice ns many steps as
grown people, consequently
wear out twice as ir.iny shoes,
unless bought of
Handy tablets given away free
to the children.
UVERITA
THE UP-TO-DATE
LITTLE LIVER PILL
razssEsra CURES
BiliousnosSf
Constipation,
Dyspopsia,
and Livor
Complaint.
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SUGAR COATED.
100 PILLS
25 CTS.
Bold by all druggists
or sent by mall.
Nertlti Mcilctl Co., Calcifo
Sold by MrGarruh S. Thomas Diug
gists. 319 Lackawari a nve , Scranton, Pa,
ftim.1. J aad unfurl miatr mtirrm from
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loutbrul trrcri boitittm ariciei fie.
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For sale In Scrantcn, Pa., by Matthews
Bros, and II C Sunderrcn. drusslats.
will be sold during the loutlnuanco oC
the exiiosltlon and will be good for re
turn passatre until Nov. 20
-For specltlc uitos and additional In
formation apply to nearest ticket
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