Tl-IE SCRANTON TRIBUXJi- TVISSDAY, OCTOBER 124, 381)9.
8
EVENTS OF DAY IN
WEST SCRANTON
rN OLD MAN ASSAULTrD WITH
A CHAIR.
Miles McHale's Head Battel ed and
One of His Ribs Stoken by George
neuvey Weekly Deposits by
School Chlldi en First Baptists
Will Not Amalgamate Chinese
Laundry Burglarized Martin Caw
ley Died from Injuries Accidents,
Funerals and News Notes.
Geoige llum-y, of Humpton etieet,
committed n vicious tumuli on ld
man tunned Miles Mcllule. of Fallow
stfet. In the tutteiN limine hut even
ing. The assailant tweel 11 chilli to bai
ter Ills victim's head, and It ie nulled
twelve stitches to close tlie wound
one of Mt'IInle's libs was ulna bioken.
Tin" men weie engaged In convelte
tlnn and their argument let minuted In
u quarrel mown weie exchanged and
llaivcy picked ui a chair to defend
hlnnelf When Patrolman Thotn.is
j:nim found tin' limn lie wan piettv
liadl ued tip The utile ei took the In
jured niau tii the WeM Side hcHpIt il
for tieutiuent.
Complaint u enteied bj Mcllule
befoie Aide) man Moe of the Fif
teenth viaid, for Hinvej i 'inest on i
ch.uge of Haaiilt and battel, and he
will be given u hearing todn
SCHOOL niM'OSlTS
!.' H. I. Mm aii. :u. Ml-
No
VaiiRhau, $1 UO
Ml" Itnddy, ii
Mlsi .Mullen, 1 IS,
Miss Fellow, $141.
MIks Knapp. .42, .Ml I'lee-man $.':!".
Ml Caipeiitei, Tii. Miss OCoiiniu.
Jl SO; total. $'.!
No 1.1 U.ivld Oweu. $1 Vi. Martha
AVulklnn, $1: niUabeth l.ewlx, 1 .Ui,
Alice Kvjiis, tl.70; ettha Kellv, .10,
I.Mnti 0 r:an-. U Nellie UliliauK
50. Nellie Kell.v, .''. Catherine Phil
lip', .7ti. nibn 1'ilie. $2 01 Saiah Mc
Donald. ..'. M.uy Hal I In, .40. total,
$10.37.
No W-Mhs I.ee, $.' 1.1: Miss Mur
)ciy. iu; Miss Nichols, ,2S; Miss Heam
ih. $2.,". MNs Morgan, Jl 92; Mls
rlvnn. Jl 2i. Miss Kellow. .50. Mls
Kvau. $1 So, Miss Yost,.S9: Mls.s Wade,
1.1: Miss Muiphy. 1 71. Mis. Feiber.
.!: total, $10 NS
uriKil.AKS ON SC'HANTON .STI5I3KT
Hutglurs enteied the l.iundiy of
Wah Wlnir, on Sciunton stieet, .some
lime Sunday night and innsneked the
ruemlsos and sctmed $17 In cash an
ovetco.it suit of ilotlies, pair of shoes,
shoit i oat, i leu k, shifts, Chinese tint
n lazot anil a pali of cllppeis fi
nance vas sained thtough a window
on the side of tlie building.
This is the third time the laundry
lias been enteied by thieves tnd nionev
Uwanta
Good cough remedy, take l)u
fours Ficnch Tar. For Snle at
gi:okgi: w. jr.NKixs'.
101 S. Alain Avenu:
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
Four Great Numbers
Of Ladies' Kersey Jackets
In colors of black, royal, castor and
brown these garments are lined
throughout and highly tailored and
are offered at the low prices of
$7.50, $8.50, $10.00, $12.00
These four numbers are worth one
half more, are in limited quantities
and cannot be duplicated, A large
shipment of
Golf Capes
Received today, giving us the finest
assortment yet shown this season,
notwithstanding the fact that they
are so hard to find. Be on hand
early before the choicest are gone.
Many exclusive novelties in
High Class Jackets at
$15.00, $18.00 and $20.00
Only one or two of a kind and can
not be duplicated at the price.
Globe Warehouse
USE AS A HOT QROQ
llody, llraln and Nffvt Tonic
Overcome
LA Grippe and Halnria
a t,i duuuoisti. avomi si;nTiturs
Portrait mill endorxements sent
postpaid.
AUHIANI & CO, s W 15th St. .New Vork
and elothliiK stolen. No clue has
been obtained, but It 1h believed the
robbeiy was committed by boys who
ale familial with the iiieinlfes.
Wit.!. NOT AMA! GAMATK.
4)'he Tribune Is ii(itHtfd to nunounce
tlikt theto will be no amalgamation be
tween the Fltst Baptist church people
mid the .lacksnn Street Haptist church
lu cunvcimillun with fo prominent)
numbers of the Flist chinch last even
ing The Tiibune 1 oiiespondetit tvns
lufoiineil that theie nt- not b-en tiny
nemitlntlous made mIomj that line, nor
me theip mis pending.
In pi oof of this assertion a tnertini;
of tliu executive lonitntitee his been
tailed fot this evening at 111 hoii.e of
Chailes Cotless on South Main avenue,
at A o'tlo'k to take Into onsldcratlor.
the modllied plans 01 !hehuiih build
Inir Just leceived.
SKVHHAL ACC1DKNTS.
l.Uyle Iteeye. used ti yeais. while
playing with her, sister in the yald
of their home oii'Hniiou stieet, was
SMeicl binned b. )iln. llif." with lire.
The child's clothes c anient lire, and
but foi tlmelj asslsianiH', the ttijtn
would be fatal
Willie Claik, of l-afaette stieet,
fell down a IIIkIu of stairs while pla
Iiih: at a paitv lecently and sevetely
InuKed his head. A number of chll
di en woie plavliiK blind man's buff
and Clink stepped into the 1 ellaiway,
thinking It was a closet
David Joneg 'a ouutf foot ball play
ei had his aim fractuied while plaj
lii!,' a if.ime on Sattnday afteinoon
DIED FUOM HIS INJl'HlKS
Maitln i.'awlev. iu;ed 10 eats. son
of Mi and Mis John Cuwlev, of 20j7i
I'llce stieet, who was injuied vvhllt'
at wotk in the Capouse eollieiy tluee
weeks, 3ko, died from his Injuries yVs
tenlay morning. An operation w is
Iieifotmed on the jouhk man Satin -day
by Doctors Williams and Hums.
Deceased was a meinbei of St I.eo's
battalion and the Capouse Collleiy
Mine Aciidental tund. He Is sutvived
b his patents and the following
brothet s and sisters: Maigaiet, Min
nie Bridget, Kathr.vn, Thomas, Mich
ael and Patrick K. Caw lev. The fun
eial unnoiincenieni wilt be made later
i:vi:nts of this hvkninc.
Th membeis of the Sumtiei Avenue
Piesbyteilan chill ill will 1 olldlle all
ojster suppei at the ihuiih. A nuisl
cal and llteiai) inogiamnie will also
be rendeied.
A lectin t on "The Biitisli-Boer
Win" will be delivered in the Fiist
Baptist chunh hi Hev. Jumes Hughe",
late of Klnibeiley, South Africa.
An exiellent piogramnie will be ren
deied at the conceit In the Wnshbum
Stieet Piesbyteilan chinch. Bauer's
onhestia, Julia Allen, Coidella Fiee
man. Beatrice Mouls and otheis will
pai tlclpate
FfNHHAL ANNOCNCKMnNTS.
Set vices over the lemalns of the late
Kdward Shlffer will be conducted at
the house, 44 Chestnut ntreet, this af
ternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will
be made In the Dunmoro cemetery.
The remains of Kllen, the 4-year-old
thlld of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Cole
man, of C13 Thlld street, Will be It -terred
In the Cathedral cemetery at
2 o'clock this afternoon.
The funeral of the late Patrick Mc
Nnlly will occur this morning fiom
the house, 342 Third street. Services
vvlil be conducted at Holy Ciosh
church, Uellevue. at 9 o'clock and but
lal will be made In the Cathedral
remnterv
The funetnl of the late Henr.v Kv
mis, who died at the Hillside Home,
will occur this mil nine from the fam
ily evidence on Washburn street Jer
Mees will be held nt St. Palrluk's
rhiinh ut 9 o'clock, and Interment will
be made In the Cnthedtal cemeteiy.
OKNKBAI. NIJWS NOTHS
Maitlin Washington chapter, No. 5
Older of the Kr.stein fc'tar, held a
meeting Inst evenlnif ami decldd to
hold 11 dime social ut the homo of .Mis.
A M Sblffei, on South Hyde Fark
avenue, on Thursday evenln,;, Novom
bei' 16. The commlttco in chaise of
the ntinngeiucnts Is lomposed of Mi.
Duvld Wilev, Mrs CIiiuIch luinlng,
Mtb. Charles Stevens. Miss Belie Wat
ics and (Jeoige Skellhotn
The liolley pole ot a 'i'nyloi far be
uiiiu detnclied lust evening on South
Main uvetniH and caused lonsldLMiiblo
txclteiiient
Chatles J Aiultews, ot 7u7 ll.imn
ton htieet, and Mlfs Ililllpplni II. '''111
meishiilo. of i2." Hamptoii htreet, will
be niatrieil at 8 o elocK Wednesduy
evening, Xovenibei 1, at St. John's
Geiiiiuu Catholic church, on South
Mali avenue
The Ucpuhlicau candidates for totin
t otllcerfi met llif local commltieeinen
from the West Su-anton w.itds lnat
evening and t-ilked over the aunnge
ments of tin. appioachlng campaign,
William rdglnto.i, tlie blacksmith,
was lobbed of n gold watch and a sum
ot money b.v an unknown man Sunday
night whom the finill shelteted under
llielt loof.
The nuppei uunotiiKed for Thutsday
evening under the auspices of the J.ad-
ies' Belief corps, Xo Su, has been
postponed until next week.
Jtev. J r. Moffat. Mrs Oeoige
Sehoen, Mses Grace Peek and Beat
rice Long have been appointed to lep
isent the Washburn Stieet Piesby
teilan 1 lunch at the oiganlzattnn of
cotintv Christian Kndeuvoi union lu
the Penn Avenue Baptist ehuroh Fri
day afteinoon.
The Baptist Young People's union of
tin- Jackson Stieet Baptist church
vviit meet this evening In trie chinch.
The West Side Athletic club opened
a dancing class in Meais' hall last
evening.
PHUSONAL, PAUAGHAPHS.
Mis. Phoebe Snvder, of Plttston, who
fa the guest of her bi other, Seldon
Pawling, of Ninth Main avenue, will
return home today.
Mi. and Mrs. Thomas Vaughn, of
Plttston. spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mr It. J. Hughes, of North Bromley
avenue.
V W Tagu and son. Wellington, of
Jackson street, have leturned from
West Nicholson, accompanied by Mrs
Lev ina Tague, the founer's mother,
who will visit here.
Geoige Boblnson. of Stioudshurg.vvas
the guest at the home of Miss Bertha
Whettllng, on South Btomley avenue,
yesterday.
Mrs. Hattie Cooper, of North Main
avenue. Is visiting- her sister In Balti
more, Md.
Dr. C II O'Neill, of Tunkhannoclc,
was the guest of Dr T A. Phillips, of
Academy street, yesterdav.
Mis. John H Fellows, of Tenth
stieet, Is entertaining her mother, Mis.
A. V. Giay, of Uueyvllle.
Mrs Hannah Watkins, of South
Bromlej avenue, visited lelntives In
Plymouth labt week.
Misses Elizabeth Heiser, of South
Main avenue, and Nellie Fellows, of
Tenth street, au visiting lelatlves In
Philadelphia.
Sir. and Mrs Thomas Sthoonover, of
Syiacuse, bpent the past week among
West Sunnton friends,
Joseph Ansley, of North Main ave
nue, left last night at 1210 for Alamo
gordo, New Meilco, to be gone seveial
weeks
GREEN RIDGE.
Mr and Mis diaries Tuikei, of
Wilkes-Baiio, spent the Sabbath witli
Mis, Tucket's mother, Mrs. U. B. Cav
elle, of Green RJdge stteet.
Mls Florence Bowei, ot Wyoming
semlnaiy, spent the Sabbath with her
patents, Mi and Mis. 1. F. Bowet, ot
Jefferson avenue.
Confitmatlon class will meet at the
Church of the Good Shepherd this
evening at 7.S0 o'i lock.
Mr. Atherton, of Glenbuin, spent yes.
tetday with his son James, manage! of
the Povntelle Ice inmpanv.
The hlstoij class of the Gieen Ridge
Woman's club will meet at the llbrniy
.this afternoon at 3 SO. The class will
lie lu charge of Miss Conner.
Tliu third and last of the series ot
leeluteH b) Rev. I J. Linlng will b"
given this evening In the lectuie room
of the Green RldgoEresbytetlnn church
at S o'clock. Subject, "Right Movements
and Reasons for the Same." Genet al
admission, fifty cents.
Mr. and Mis J S Miller and daugh
ter Hthel, ot Capouse avenue, have ie
tin lied home fiom a visit with Mos
cow friends
Mls-s Blanche Wood, of Honesda'e,
spent Sunday with Mrs 10. M. Greep,
of Penn avenue.
The Traction company has a gang of
laboreis employed teatlng up their
abandoned track between Capouse and
Wyoming avenues It Is to be hoped
they will also lift the old ties and place
the toadwav lu as good condition as
they found It
At the tegular monthly meeting of
the Green Ridge Woman's club, held
yesterday afteinoon In tho ' Ltbraiy
iroivjrjrvjtt-ocrJirocva
Z Does Coffee
x Agree with
k You ?
w If not, drink Grain. O - mudu from
n jiue graius. A lady writes: "'Iho
lirut time 1 wade Grain. O I did not
Zlike It but after ustug it for one
week nothing would induce me to
m go ba k to coffee," It nourishes
Zand feeds the system. Tho children
can drink it freely 'with great liene
u lit. It is the Mrengtliomng nub.
BtRQce of pure grulnu. Get u pad
w offe to-dav from your grocer, follow
y the directions in making it and you
b vvill have a delicious and healthful
n table beverage for old and young,
L 15c. and 25c.
n luslit that yoar grocer ilvt)0U OH Alh'.O
r Accept no Imliitlou.
cocs3rsjcorocNjiCNjev3l
Sick People
should take Ilostolter's Btonmcu Hit
ters. It cures all such etomnch Ills ns
constipation, Indlgcatlon, dyipepsla,
blllou8DCM, liver nud kidney dfscasca.
It la a wonderful medicine. It strength
enH the overworked stoniach and elves
new life to every other organ 01 the
hotly. It will be round In almost ovory
drug store. Ask for It and nee that a
Pr vate Revenue Stamp covers the
neck or tho bottle.
Be Sura
Hostetter's
T.ua.t stomach
Genuine Bitt3TS
building. Mliis I.oulse Williams was
elected cm responding secretarv
Camp 177, Patriotic Order Sons ot
Aineilca, will bring Its degree team to
Gteen ltldce tonight, to Initiate two
members of Camp 2o.
SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Twenty-Fifth Annlveisary of Hick-
oiy Stieet Baptist Church The
Junger Maenneichor's Concert.
The German Baptist congiegatlon on
Hlckoiy stieet on Sunday celebiated
Its twentv-flfth nnnlvcisaiy with lil
ting ceremonies.
At the morning set vice Hev J C
Schmidt pleached n veiy eloquent ser
mon prepaied for the occasion. In the
Sundiiv school the event was obseived
In lecltntions by the children and an
uddiess by the Rev J. C. Schmidt.
At the evening seivice Hev J. C.
Schmidt gave the hlstoiy of the con
giegatlon from 1S71 to the present date,
of which we give a few ahsttnets
In Septembti , IS74, the congiegntion
was founded with 11 meinbeishlp of
fcitv-two on January U). 187C, the
congregation decided to lii fiom the
iPenn Avenue Baptist chinch tlie prop
el ly on Plttston avenue, between Al
der and Hlckoi.v stieets, In which they
worshipped until WG In 1SS. they
bought three lots on Hickoiy striet
and built theicon theii piesent place
of worship The corner-stone of their
piesent church was laid on Thanks
giving da In 1SS6, mid the building
was completed In the summer of 18S7.
The following pastors served the con
gregations in the last twentj-live
years- Hev A Glnnlus, 1S74-1S77; Hev.
A. Gilech, 1S77-1SS1: Rev Jacob Stnub,
18S1-1SS1. Hev J. II. Jleyei. 1SS4-IS91:
Rev J C Schmidt, 1891-1S9U.
Twelve of the founders of the chinch
nie still member and .11 e as follows:
Mts Flesch, Chailes Klesel, Willie!
mine Klesel. Augustine Schumnn,
Christian Rech, Mary Bonn, Ferdinand
riesch, Henrietta Flesch, Fred Raeder,
Louise l.udt, Hllzabeth Kohlet, Tied
Schutnan.
A pm:asant kvkxt.
Sihimpff'h hall was last evening
thtonged to the doors, on the occasion
of the seventh annual conceit and ball
of the Junger Maennerchor
Tlie interior of the hall was beauti
fully decoiated and numerous red, white
and blue electric lights furnished the
Illumination
The numerous fi lends of the society
turned out in laigo numbcis nnd the
attendance was all that could be de
sired. Bauei's oiehestia furnished, the music
fot dancing and also the lnstiument.it
numbeis on the progtumme
The concert was opeind by Biuer's
orchestra tendering "Runaway Girl."
The Junger M-uinetchci then mii.r
"Waldmorgen " Miss I.vdla Sailor
sang "My Dream of Vou." She was
loudly applauded nnd responded with
an encore. Miss Nettle Wltth i edited
"Little Will"
Xetc nine ' Fritter NVllet Meister,"
bv the Aibelter Fci tblldinar Yeiein.
(Jus Repert sang u t"noi solo en
titled "Happy Dnvs"
The Scranton Lledetkiiinz sang a
selection, followed by Bauer's oiehes
tia with the selcition 'Vhlorlndy," by
Marion,
Then followed tlie most Intel estln
featuie of the concert, namelv the
competition s-ong by the tenors ami
bassos of the Junger Mnenneichor. The
tenors and bassos being too evenljl
matched, no decision could be given.
The ''cianton S lengertunde, who.
wete to folio v with t selection could
not slug owing to the absence of a
number of the tenois, nnd the Junger
Mcienneichor sang Instead. This con
cluded pait fli st of the programme.
Part second was opened bv Biticr's
orclvistia lendetlng a selection on
titled "Die nnlf Helming nns dem
Serall," by Mourt.
The Cailxmdale Get mania then sansl
two 'elections, entitled, "M'nldgesing"
and "Ileunweh."
Mr Theo. Bausclminn followed with
a (lute isolo, accompanied by Bauei's
orchestra
Miss I.vdU Salloi again ang u so
prano solo entitled ' When the Heart Isj
Voung," and again lesponded to an
enioie.
Miss Nettie Wilth followed with a
recitation entitled "The Colliei s Dying
Child." Miss Wirth has a bright fu
tuie as an elocutionist. She Is at piesi
ent about M venis it ag .
The affair was a suciess In every
way and the committee In chruge have
been duly rewiided tor Its untiring
eifottt- A the conclusion of the con
cert dancing was Indulged In until the
eaily morning houis, and rveiy one
wen home with the 'satisfaction of
having had a pleasant tienlng.
INTHRUSTING ITi:.MS.
The funeial of Rdwaul Convey will
take place on Wednesday moinlng with
servlns at St. Petei's cathedral. In
terment will be made In the Cathednl
cemetcij The St Aloysltis Total Ab
stinence nnd Beuevnknt society, of
which deceased was u member, will at
tend in a body.
St Aloyslus Total Abstinence uud
Benevolent society met last evening
and completed arinngements to attend
the funeral of their deceased brother,
Kdwatd Convey.
William FIckus, peiuiauent man of
the Neptune lhiglue company, and
Miss Minnie P.osar. daughtei of Mr.
George Rosar, of Bitch stieet, wete
united In matrlaue on Satin day even
ing b Aldenuan John Lenles nt his
ofllce
Cnunf' Commissioner John Demuth
nud Fied Klichoff, ilcik In the coin
uilssloners' office, left today on a fish
ing trip to Lake Ariel.
Charles J Cordlet, of 1010 Meadow
avenue, will today celebrate his forty
fouith hlithday. He Is one of the most
widely known and popular residents of
this side he having been n lesldent of
the Nineteenth watd for the past nine
teen yenis,
Meadow Brook Washer.
Pea coal sold to teams 7S cents a ton.
Corner of Cedar avenue and Gibbon
street.
HAPPENINGS IN
NORTH .SCRANTON
PROVIDENCECONCLAVE OF HEF
TAS0PIIS TO ENTERTAIN.
The Occasion la Their Tenth Annl
veisary nnd a Banquet Will Be
Served Diphtheria Very Ptevalent
ln'Thls Section Four Men Held to
Ball for Assault and Battel y Pris
oners Arraigned Before Aldeimau
Myeis Gymnasium for the Y. W.
C. A, Peisonnl Mention.
This evening Providence loncluve,
No a5. Improved Oidet of llepla
sophs, lu celebration of their ten'U
uunlversaiv, will hold a bamiuet In
the Auditorium. Dining th evening
a musliiil iogramme will be icii
deied and slnnt addiesses wilt be m.uli
b some of the olllceis.
All the ineinbeis of the com lave with
their.wlves 01 lady friends aie expected
to be piesent. A short business ses
sion will lie held at 7 o'clock, the annl
eisaty eeicises conimenclng ut 8
o'cloik.
CASKS OF DIPIIT11KR1A.
There ale a number, of cases of
diphtheria ptevatllug thiough out
North Sci anion. In some houses theie
aie two and tluee children sick with
the disease and It Is repoited that "ie
tules of tlie bcuul of health ate not
us ptopeily compiled with as the
should be.
Patents and their friends, who call
on them, tint being as cnteful In their
Intel com se with otheis as they should
be, It Is also stated that some phv
siciuns nie negligent about putting
up the pioper warning sign on the
homes of the sick.
ALDttllMAXIG DOINGS.
Reese Reese, John Williams. Jen
kin Willlanib and David W Lloyd
weie taken befoie Alderman Miller
yesteiday on the charge of assault and
battel y pieterred by Benjamin Lewis,
of Maigaret avenue They each en
teied $!0O ball foi their appeanrre
at court
Mat He howodovlsky had a wait ant
Issued yesteiday moinlng for tPe nt
rest of Peter and Mat Shudlsh f)r
house-bieaklng and assault and bal
tei Thev uppeaied foi a heitlrg
last evening befoie Alderman Mvets
nnd vveie lined $" each and held in
$300 ball for their appearance nt coint
A joung man found sleeping In a
cozy nook In llenwood's diug stor
Sunday night and locked up In the
police station was analgned before Al
deimun Myers jesteiday morning,
gave the name of John Smith. That
was not his name, however, but lie
prefeired It lather than that his em
ployers should leiognlze his Identity.
He paid a line of $.' for the double
sleeping niconimodatlons he had n
Joyed Y. W C. A.'S NEWS ROOMS
The V W C A. has secuied rooms
for the gymnasium In the AVinton
property, 2037 North Main avenue and
are now prepared to accommodate
large elapses.
The looms will be In teadlness foi a
meeting of the class this evening. HPi
Mlikle, of the cential association, will
be the dliectiess.
PKItSOXAI. JOTTINGS.
Aithur Tiolph, of Carbondale, called
on Miss Jeanette Lewis, of AVarien
stieet.
Jolm Davit-, of AVIlllam stieet, who
has been seriously HI, Is impiovlng.
Mi. and Mis. 1'rastus .Smith, who
have been the guest of the latter's
p.uents. Mr. nnd Mis W. V McCo -mlik,
of West Mniket stieet. have
letutned to their home In C'oveiio-i
Pa.
Hon VT. J Lewis of UJna avenue
who has been spending the past month
at Denvei, Col., has leturned home
Miss Agnes Miller, of Wilkes-Iiane,
is visiting Mi. and Mis. John Evans,
of Paiket street.
Hev William IMgai has returned
fiom a shoit visit to Sanltatlum
Sptlngs. X. V.
Mrs. Fianklln It. Haines, of Wood
liuiy, N. J., Is visiting her daughter,
Mis. II. Shlndel Saunders, ot Noith
Main avenue.
Misses Xellle and Anna Kelly, of
Chatles stieet, are visiting ftiends In
Plttston.
Miss Eva How en, of Wanan street,
has tetuined home rrom Mt, Pocono,
w here she has been spending the past
three months.
Silas Randall nnd wife, of Moosic,
have returned home after visiting icl
atives on Chinch stieet.
PARK PLACE.
The Antluacite foot ball team
Oieen Hldge challenge any team
of
In
the city under 1"0 jiounds.
MIfs Idn Olsnei, of Mousey avenue,
Is spending a few dajs with ft lends
in Plttston.
The Upwoith league of the Court
Stieet Methodist Episcopal church
have opened a leading room In tho
lectin e room of the chinch, which will
be furnished with plenty of good read
ing. All are Invited Library bonis,
fiom 7 to 9 o'clock Fildny nnd Satur
dav evenings
Mis Clara III own, of Wllkes-Bane,
spent Suudav with her parents on
Piovldence Knad.
Company H, of' Piovldence, made
their tii st appeal auce lu their now
uniforms on Monday evening.
MINOOKA.
A huge ciowd of young men fiom
this place, including the base ball club,
Journeyed to Wllkes-IUire Sunday to
play ball with u Wllkes-Haue club,
but weie dlappoluttd. .is tho othei
club did not nppcti
The Misses Maigaiet and Kate
Walsh, of Plttston. ven the guests of
Miss Kate Ilolleutli.
A branch of the nicss.ed Virgin so
dality was oifcnnliied Sunday n St.
Joseph's chuich. About 200 young
ladles of the parish weie enrolled lu
the membership
OBITUARY
Panic k C McNully died at tlie home
of bis duughtei biitiaii K. V.kmu 'Mi Third
Htreet Stindav uioiulug nt i o clock
He wus ii man highly respected by all
who knew Win. He is suivhed by ono
diuighter and two sons, John, of Chicago,
and 11. J of this city, runeral Tuesday
morning at t o'clock, sen Ice ut Hols
Cross chuich
Kllen Coleman, tho t-vt-ai-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Coleman, of 613
Third Btiert, died Sunday afternoon. At
Jonas Long's Sons' Store News.
In and Out the Store
Our exhibition windows re
veal much to you that is or leal
interest. Particularly attractive
are they just at this season.
Some of the very newest
things in Golf Capes and Jackets
aie shown today. Also some
very pretty new effects in Dress
Goods,
But these torm a small part of
the show. The Millinery is in
teresting (rom a price stand
point. Men, too, will enjoy the
new design's in Neckwear, which
are worthily priced a half a dol
lar. Inside the store the first
glimpse of Christmas comes
with the showing o( lancy opal
ware moulded into many fasci
nating devices. The main aisle
is rich with it today.
$2 Gloves at $1.50.
We give you choice of the fa
mous Trefousse and the well
known Marlborough Kid Gloves
at one dollar and a hall this for
the two dollar quality. All the
leading shades and black and
white. The former in one, two
nnd three clasp; the lattter in
one clasp only Both brands
lepresent perfectian in the art of
clove makinc. Of course the
special price is foi this week only
In the Dress Goods.
Some new and pretty mix
tures from Bonnv Scotland stare
at you today. Imported fabrics
that you'll find m no other store
hereabouts. Dollar and a half
the yard very wide just the
thing for heavy suitings and
skirtings. Five distinct patterns
Almost every day brings us
something new in the Black
Crepons; the showing grows
with the season here. All prices
in every instance a little less
than elsewhere.
Again the Patterns.
These New Idea Fashion
Plates of ours are creating a
storm of interest. The styles
are thoroughly original and the
pattern costs you but ten cents.
Guaranteed to fit, too. The
sheets aie free. Secure one every
month.
Jonas
ACADEHY OF HUSIC,
HUKClU.NuER & fBIS. Lenccs
It K. LONO.JVlannssr. '
L'aUucc of AVeck
Bennett & Aloulton Co.
Matinee Prlcei. 10 cents
Special Satunlav Matinee 10c and 20c
Kv Piling Pi lees-1U, 20 'JO cents
One Week Commencing Octobei 2.!
Presenting Mi Klik Brown and a
htiGug companj In a repertoire of high
class plass, opening Mondav evening with
Hands Across the Sea
Dally Dime Matinees commencing TiiPh
day. Evening Price 10, 20. . cents,
Matinees
Daily,
Monday, Tuesday nnd Wednesday,
October 23, 24 and 25.
MINER & VAN'S
Bohemian Btirlesqtiers
Headed by ltilly Van and Vivie Nobrlnu.
A Ciieat Vaudeville Olio.
S o'clock this nf lei noon the funeial will
bo held. Interment will be In the Cathc
dial ccnietciy This Is the second daugh
ter of .Mi. and .sirs Culeni.tii that lias
died lu three vvcokb.
James, the 2-jem-old hon nt Mi and
Mrs. decline IlmiKton, who live at the
corner of Itiook street and Stone avenue
died ycsteiehi. The funeral will be held
timnrniu' nflHflinilll liiteiment will be
made III the Cnthc.Mli.il teuifterv.
Wanted to Know.
Totnini-Say. paw.
Mi rigg-Well
"If Dewej was elcted pieleleiit do "U
leckon lie. would go and get inaugurated
on the .Id of March Mislead of tho 4th"
Indianapolis Journal
CASTOR 1 A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears tho
filgnatuw of
?i&fe
MAKE PERFECT MEN
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liomnU uniov memory nd tt wt
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' louariinoi mil tvr. invwuvu uj
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miDtrt viror nd pouno to try func
tion Br4ct upittijiUro Ulr ailfc tilnrm to tho
ihki4 lattr to Uo ! oif7rtun oroU
li.itiwpUwiruiiuiliMilctriVNvor tnonrr r
NodMt 14a cmua In voat Wr uoektt BoM
vrryhr or mHldlo pUIb wrappt? vn itlpJf
ric by tut nkrivrc iv., ciu iMf., oum,
Bold In Scranton, Pa by Matthews
Bros, and McQarrah & Thomas, Urutrvtats.
Wr ''fjB
The Silk Petticoats.
Price was an important factor
that controlled our big purchase
of these Silk Skirts, much iess
than usual, you may be sure, or
they would not form an import
ant part of today's store news.
A very handsome Silk Petti
coat is here at 5.85, All the
new shades with ten inch ruffle
and four rows of cording. A
still better quality in shided taf
feta is marked very special at
$6.4Q
All the shades of heliotrope
and purple aie shown in petti
coats with full umbrella flounces
at $7.08. Three tiny ruffles
finish the effect.
Better ones up to twenjy-ftvc
dollars, if you care to pay that
for cxclusiveness.
Alan Tailored Suits.
A tailor with a big salary
makes these suits of ours. He
makes suits for ottier big con
cerns east and .west. That's the
way he earns his money. The
manufacturers can afford to pay
him for his talents, because it
brings to you aristocracy in
dress at a small cost.
Fine Man Tailored Gowns of
all wool Venetians and Oxfords
in colors of blue and brown are
marked $11.98 today instead ut
$16.50. Coats are lined in choic
est talfeta; skirts with good
quality percahnc. Perfect in
hang and dip, proper in finish.
All Wool Kersey Jackets ift
castor, tan, blue and black. All
silk lined, fancy 4-button box
fronts and velvet collars. Really
worth ten dollars. Ought they
not to go lively at $6.98 ?
44 Janice Meredith " Ford
If you're a reader you'll be in
terested in the love tiials of
Janice-Meredith the daughter
"of a Maryland planter of Colo
nial times. Paul Ford has pro
duced a mat velous piece of lit
erature, true to life, interesting
because the characters live in
history. The publishers and
most book stores ask you $1.50.
Here at $1.10. "Richard Car
vel" the same price.
gSoDs
AMUSEMENTS.
SMAA'
f YCEU1YI THEATRE
II. K I.ONU, Manajer,
TuesdayTOct. 24.
LYMflN fl. HOWE'S
High-Class Inhibition ot
Moving Pictures
Over lifti new moving pictures pre
sented at this season's exhibition Includ
ing the Oicat Dewcw Reception Scenes In
New York Tlie Columbia-Shamrock In
ternational Aacht Race
Also Pie'entlng
fJEO CHANNINC. DARLINO.
Artist, Carle Htuilst and Humorist.
Pi Ices 21c , SJc , 50c , 73c
AN EVENT.
Wednesday, October 25.
i:iaboiato I'loeliietlon of the Musical Com.
edy, from the Herald hquaie 'thea
ter. New toik,
S
Filled
with
Fan.
-o
LMIOK ( HOItlS AND HAIiUIT
Ptices 25c, 50c, 75c nnd $1.00.
Brockway Kntcrlaliimcnt Conrso
W MAGNIFICENT ENTERTAINMENTS
$1,00. RESERVED SEATS EXTRA.
Thursduy, October, 26, Opening
Concert,
ARIEL LADIES' SEXTETTE
Nov 1. UnHonin SeMnte N.i U Maro,
tin- Musician. Nov -J. ill I'.irleton;
Dee- is. IloHton Ideal llanjo and Mando
lin club, Jan ..' Slioton Jubili e Slnseis:
Jan II Wllczek Concert Co Vcb 11,
J'alrieolo Conceit Co, March J Ottuni
vnof Chicago, Mnich in, Hogeis Qrllley.
Seaseon tickets, Jl Oi), resolved seat 10,
1", SO and SJ centrt extia. single admission,
.Vi. fitf, i: and 73 centu l'eserved seats for
entire cource on hit In Oct t, at Lyceum
Uox Olllce. diagram opfiiH at 9 a m Re
served Mats for opening concert to courfia
ticket hoick m, Oct il ut 9 u m To
general public on nlngle admt?Mou, Oct 2.
One Night Only, Fiiday, Oct. 27.
Mr. Chas. Froliman
Will piesent
Miss Maude Adams
-IX
The Little minister,"
BV J M 1JAIUUK
rounded on hlh famous novel of the game
inline.
.The Success of (lie Century.
An entire seanou of over 203 conaecutlva
performance In Nw Voik city.
I'rlceii-j;, $1W, Jl, 70c, 2oC
THE V
FRENCH
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