THE SORANTOX TRTBUXE-FRTDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1899.
8
EVENTS OE DAY IN
WEST SCKANTON
BENEFIT CONCERT FOR JOHN
WILLIAMB NOV. 8.
Excellent Programme Arianged for
Entertainment nnd Soclnl In Mears'
Hall Democratic Mass Meeting
Was Rather Tame Birthday Party
In Honor of Mls3 Mary James.
Highway Robbots Committed to
Jail New Building nnd Lonn Asso
ciation Miners Hint Other Notes.
gland (iinmit II ml social will l
hold nt Meuis' hull on Wednesday
evening. Nov fur the benefit of John
Wllllnms i:tensle prcpiuntlons
have been niutli' by iho committee hav
ing th" same In chaise and u good
time Is In store for nil who attend. V
laigc number of tickets have already
been disposed of. The ptogrnmme Is
as follows:
PART FIRST.
Addres" Chairman
Plnno selection
Bnlo .. .
Recitation
Whistling solo .
Pnlo ....
Ml". .MHIIOIt
Hdwlii llowin
...Mls i:illi lirnvvnlng
William Gaul
,Mri 1'r.ink Ilrundiige
A ...It. ,11 Hi. nilnflnlfn
fT, It'll, Ml . ... ... .111.11111. Ill .....1...
Selection
Recitation .. Miss Sadie joiiw and pupils
Solo IMvvnid Walsh
Recitation .. . -MI-S Lillian l.u Hir
PART SECOND
Pnln John AV. Jones
Recitation '. . Mls Olive Roucu
finlo MNs Small Lewis
Port ...Edw.itd Jtimcs nnd Edwin Uovvcii
Polo Miss Margaret .Tones
Rcltntlnn . "Miss Evn Thorna"
Selection ... Anllir.iclte Quartette
Whistling "olo William G.vil
fcnlo . . Ml Lllllnn Ls Rat
Young Imlle"' .ili fantastic
1'nder dl m Item of Mlvs Pndle Tunes
BIRTHDW ANNIVERSARY.
Miss Mnrv James of 1503 Division
street, entertained her Sunday school
cla-s recently In honor of hr twenty
flrat blrthdav. Games music and lecl
tatlons were enjoyed. J I !" I l?7le
Lewi". Uessle Richards, Allee .Tonej
nnd Hannah Rowlands recited, anl
Miss Rebn Williams was the accom
panist of the evening Miss .Tamos ro
celvel some fine piosents Those pics
ent were:
Mioses Mary Jones, LetM' Wagstaff.
T i77le Lewis, Reba Wllltini?. Iiessle,
Richards, Alice Jones, Hannah 1 low
land Alma "Williams, Maggie Morgans,
Ethel and Salomlo DavUs. Kit Jones.
Elodwln "Walters, Hannah nnd Mar
garet Jones Ml" Mmy Davies, of
Eynon stteet, assisted Mis-: James In
receiving and serving th" Kiiests.
N'RW HUILDING ASSOCIATION
A new bulblinB and loan association
5s belnB oignnizod which will he known
as the Tr.ideis- and alM.idy many
shares of stock have been subscribed
Uwanta
dood cough rcmeiiy, Like l)u
foius French Tnr. For S.ile at
GLOUGE W. .1 CX KINS'.
ioi S Main Aenus
Our
Black
Goods Stock
Has no equal in this state, Philadelphia alone ex
cepted. It is a complete stock down to the smallest
detail. A large stock of itifinite variety aud a stock
that's up-to-date in every particular. The goods of
fered are therefore desirable aud the woman who
can't be suited here might as well make up her mind
that she really isn't very anxious about buying, for
everything fashion has declared to be correct awaits
her inspection. Our desire is to further popularize
this famous department and so for the next eight
days we will offer
THE FOLLOWING REMARKABLE SPECIALS :
Marvelous Crepon Values
All our 1.00 nnd 85-cent cie-
pons may be bought this week
nt
00 CENTS
All of out $1.25 nnd $1.30
crepons mny be bought foi
00 CENTS
And all of our SI. 50 nnd
SI. 05 crepons go nt
51.20
These nie nil present season's
iJ styles, Weave and Designs
are both peitect. Thialt of
it, the saving.
12 Tleces 4G-inch English
Jvcquaid Suitings. No two
pieces nllke. This is n atrict-
ly hlghgrade lot, pure wool
and our own importation.
Were 75 cents.
SPECIAL TRICE, 40c.
They will surely interest aud you may profit largely
V sharing in the bargains. We would say at the same
time, however, there's a show of novelties on which ought
to command your attention.
Globe Warehouse
for. The promoters held a meeting
In Co-operatlvo hall last evenlnR and
added sevorul new applicants to the
list of subscribers.
The ptomotcrs are William Illume,
-. J. Luce. Peter McCann, John Kern,
John Hushes, William It. Williams, A
i:. Iletterly, diaries E. Olvcr, John J.
Hughes, Bradford Sampson, Hobert
Hatton nnd Hobert L. HiiBhes.
HIGHWAYMEN COMMITTED.
Aldetmnn llezaloel Davles, who Is
conductlnB polite court this month,
gave the two pilsoners a healing yes
teulay who wcio arrested on a chin go
i highway jobbety preferred by John
M. Watklns of Notth Garfield ave
nue. They gave their names and nddresses
as Frank Mot ton, lluffalo, .v. Y, and
Thomas Kelly, Philadelphia. The evi
dence against them was very damag
ing and both men weie committed
to the county Jail In default of ball.
When questioned, theprlsoners claimed
that they did not know each other nnd
only came to town n few days ugo
Kelly Is a machinist and Norton
gave his occupation ns that of a
painter. They lefused to say nny
thltiB about themselves and may be
wanted In seveial other places for sim
ilar offences.
DONATIONS ACKNOWLEDGED.
lte. J. U. Whclan, secretaiy of St
Pattick's Orphanage, acknowledges
with thanks the donations for the
month of October from the following:
lit Rev M". J. Hoban, D. D., Mis
EdBar Connell Mrs Sweeney, Mis
Eonibo, Mis. M V Wymbs, Mrs. Hol
land, Mr" Gable, Miss Margaret
fllblis, William Donnelly. Miss Lizzie
Gaffnov, Miss Kate Hums, Miss Olldn
Nealon, Mis. C Scluoedoi, Mis. Zeld
ler, Gtoige K. McCaith, Miss Nellie
McCaithy, Monti ose congtegatlfii. 100
bushels potatoes.
TWO MINE ACCIDENTS
Hlehnul Col.ui, of nil Hamplou
street, enitdoyed as a miner In the
Hampton, was severely Injuied yestet
day whll- engaged In linn lug down
toi coal H was c might between the
lulls nmi scvet ll libs weie bioken
Dr Geoige II Reynolds attended him
Evan X.tihailah, of Hampton stieet,
suffeied Injuiles to his aims and legs
yestenlay by ,i tar falling on him in
the mine. Dr. Geoige Reach was
called
DEMOCRATIC CLVR MET
The Weht Side Demociatlo club luld
u meeting In Co-operatle hall last
evening which was uttended by about
seventy-five people.
The Issues of the campaign weie
discussed by M. A. MeGInley, D. U
Repiogle, D. J. Reedy, John Hart and
Paul Alen.
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
Rev. J. IS. Sweet, pastor of the Simp
son Methodist Episcopal church,
preached at the ProIdence Methodist
Episcopal i Inn eli last eenlng.
Rev E G Heal conducted the ser
lees at the AUIs mission last even
ing and preached a seimon.
The Ripple Debating society w ill
meet this evening at the home of Thos
Ellas in Edwmds court
The date of the concert for th bene
fit of Richard Thomas, (Jew Herbert),
Is November 1? lnstcnd of the llth, ns
pti'InuFlv announced.
Attorney and Mis. Rue! I Capwell
hae letuined fiom their weJdin? tour
and arc the guests of Mr. and Mis
A Fine
Black Cheviot
10 Pieces 50-inch All-Wool
Black Cheviots have been
splendid selleis at 00 cents.
The finish and dyo are ex
quisite.
SPECIAL PRICE, 40c
40-lnch Black Poplin or Blue
nnd Jot Shades. This is one
of the most popular weaves of
the season nnd hns sold fieely
at 50 cents.
SPECIAL PRICE, 30c
50-inch Fino Twill Cheviot3
with lough effects. A good,
honest SI vnlue.
SPECIAL PRICE, 75c
A. M. Dershlmer, of South Main ave
nue. The Republican voters of Tripp l'atk
will hold a meeting this evening at 7
o'cloelt In Jones' store.
The supper and enteitn'lnment under
the auspices oi the Ladles' Relief coips
last ecnlng was well attended and
liberally patronized.
The fair nnd festlvnl In Music hall
In chutgc of the members of St. John's
Catholic church Is attracting lnrgc
crowds nightly.
The lemnlns of the late Patrick Mo
lan were Intel red In the Cathedral
cemetery yesteidny ntternooti.
Mr. and Mrs Gtoige Kali child, of
South Main nvenuo, have returned
fiom nn extended visit In London, Eng
lund nnd New Yoik cltv.
Dr. and Mis. A A. Llndabury, of
South Main avenue, luixe returned
fiom a lslt nt Ileulcl. Centie.
Rev. John P Moffat U. D, of the
Wnshbuin Stteet Presbyteilun church,
will pi each a special seimon next
Monday morning nn "Home Missions."
Miss Emily Hoffcckcr, of Woatherly,
Pa., who has been the guest of her
sister, Mis. John P Moffat, of Wash
burn stieet, for seveial days, letuined
home on Wednesday
R. J. Hughes, of North Riomley
nvenuo, hns been confined to his home
for seveial days by Illness
DUNMOREDOINGS.
Marriage of Miss Rose C. Farrell and
Geo. J. Long Miss Stevens En
tertained Other News Notes.
The Invited friends nnd relatives of
Mi. uml Mis. Eauell. ot Apple street,
who had congregated In Ht. Murk's
chinch on Chestnut street esterday
morning, weie the ohseiveis of a beau
tiful wedding ceiemony when Miss
Ro-e C. Im ell became .li' wife of
Croige J. Eong, of .Sitanton
Long befoie the appolntc 1 time the
c hutch was well tilled but precisely at
10 o'clock the wedding patty jitoceeded
down the centie aisle to Ui- altar
wheio Rev M li Donlai, pet formed
the ceiemonv that united Mr. and Mrs.
Eongus husband and wife
MIks Kate .MeDonlad waited upon
the bride and Kiank E. Fan ell prr-
j formed the duties of gioomsmaii Afar
the eeiemony the bildil paity and
lilends icturiied to the home of the
bride s parents on Apple stieet, where
a Wedding breakfast was seived .mil
congratulations given Mi and Mrs
Eong took the 12 03 o'clock tialn on
the Dolavvaie, Lackawanna nnd West
ern lallio.id fci New lork city where
tluv will spend theli honeymoon.
The tilemb of the oung couple nil
unite In wishiHg them eVPiy success in
their connubial state.
A PLEASANT l'AKTV.
The home of Mr. anu Mis. .Stevens,
on Green Ridge street, was made mer
ry by n party of young people who
were entertained by MIsj Orace Stev
ens on Tuesday evei.lng. After the
pnitv diversions lefieshments were
Brvcd.
Those who foimed the paity were:
jljsses Eninia I.udwlg, Anna Powell,
Genevieve Blesecker, Anna. Young.Mary
Hullock, Rlanche Hurpei. Eessie Win
ter, Nellie Van Camp, May Winter;
1 JitiMS. Ileniv Rloes, Itany Harier,
Charles Rinvvn, Fiauk Mathews, Her
man Eudwlg. Chailes Ch.unboilaln,
Hugh Thomas and Hairy Stevens.
EVENTS AND PERGONALS.
The graphophone enteit.ilnment held
In the Sunday school room ot the Epis
copal church Wednesday evening v ns
veiy Interesting and delighted the aud
ience inesent. It will be icpeated at
nn oaily date.
Miss Kittle McCue, of ISutlcr street,
Is In Philadelphia the guest of friends,
Miss Annie Murphv Is rgnln among
her acquaintances after a ot ly of some
length nt Washington, D. C.
The Columbia foot ball team, of
Johnson's breaker, would like to play
tl Cole on the Eve field giounds
Satin dav afternoon, at 2:3n o'clock.
Miss Agnes Lottus, of Drinker stieet,
Is quite 111 at her home.
A number of out of town Buests were
In attendance at Wednesday evening's
meeting and social ot the V lughtera
ot El In In Mauley's hall. The affair
pioved ver successful.
Miss Mubel Evans, cf Pittston, Is
calling on old aeaualntanecs In town.
GREEN RIDGE.
The Woman's Chtlstlin Tempeiance
Union, of Green Ridge, will meet this
afternoon at 1621 Sandeison avenu.
Sllss Jennette Patorson, of la Plume,
who has been spending a few days
with Gieen Ridge frlend.i, leturned
home yesterday
Mis James oates. of Stnudsburg,
who has been the guest of Mrs. Rich
ard Robinson of Capouse avoncn, ic
turned homo jesterday.
The Household Science (.onion r'f the
Gieen Ridge Woman's club will meet
Monday afternoon at the Library
building.
Rev. W. O. Simpson, of A.mury M.
E. church, will spteach In the Piovl
dence M. E. fhurch this evening.
PARK PLACE.
5lr. Ray Jeffeis, of Court stieet, has
bought out the Hull's Head milk depot,
and Is running a wagon also.
The Sons of Veteian drum coips will
hold a ball in Company II aimory,
Piovidence, on Nov 8
Mls MuiB.iret Fiautz of Diamond
avenue, Park Place, has left for Chi
cago, wheie she will make her home
with her brothei
Mrs. W. II. Ackeison and daughter,
of West Pittston, aio spending a few
days with i datives In Patk Place.
EXTENDING THE RESERVOIR.
Dam at Elmhuirt Is to Be Raised
Three Feet.
Wotknan ato at piesent engaged In
extending the Elmhuist re&eivolr of
the Sctanton Gos and Water company
The dam will bo lalsed three feat and
n large tiact of land will be ndd?d to
that heietofoie Hooded.
The sutfaco land along the Ro.vin
Rrook and Oak Run, streams Is being
cleaied and the lesetvolr pioper will
lit extended a tonsldeiable dl trance
It Is estimated that the taps, lly o'
the leservolr will bo Increased onr
fourth GRAIN-0 BRINGS RELIEF
to tlio coffeo drinker Coffee drlnklnR in
a hoblt that Is universally Indulged in
and ulmost us universally Injurious Have
you tried Clraln-O? It Is almost like cof.
tre but the effects are just the opposite
Coffee upsetH tlio stomuch, ruins the di
gestion, affects the heart and disturbs
the wholo nervous system. Uruln-O
tones up the stomach, aids digestion and
strengthens tho nerves. There Is noth
ing but nourishment In Oraln-O. It can't
V otherwise, 15 and 25c, per package.
GAfHERfcD IN
SOUTH SCRANTON
rUNERAL OF MISS MAME BURNS
HELD VESTERDa.
Was Attended by a Lai go Number of
Friends of the Deceased Mrs. Ken
ny Held in 8000 Ball for Destroy
ing Propel ty Michael Langan Is
Again Injured Mr. and Mrs. John
McHugh Give a Hallowe'en
Party Now Planing Mill Other
Interesting Bits of News.
The funeral of Miss llnme Ruins
took place yesterday morning from
the family residence on Pittston ave
nue. Long before the appointed hour
the house was filled with Bonowlng
relatives and fi lends who came to take
a lust look at their departed friend.
The temalns icposed In a handsome
casket In the front parlor Numerous
lloral olteilngn pouted in during Wed
nesday nnd yesterday motnlng
At 9 o'clock the funeral cortege pro
ceeded to St John's church, where u
icqulem mass was celebrated, at the
conclusion of which the procession
moved to the Cathedral cemetery,
wheie th remnlns were laid to lest
FOE DESTROYING PROPERTY
Mis Maty Kenny, of Fig street, was
on Wednesday evening airalgned be
foie Aldeimun Lentes of the Eleventh
waul on charges of foiclble entty and
destroying pioperty, prcfened by Mrs.
(buigh.ui, of the same locality
Mis. Gaughan, It appeals, tented a
house fiom Mrs. Kenny, and a few
weeks ago lost n child through death.
At that time It wns repotted that dlph
thetla was the cause of the child's
death and Mrs Kennv seived notice
on Mis Gaughan to disinfect the house
nnd destioy the bed clothing
Mis iinughan In the meantime was
heiself taken 111 and was staying at
the home of a ft lend, theiefore she
ould not carry out the order of Mis.
Kennv, who, gi owing Impatient over
the delay, undertook the task herself,
hence the suit.
At the healing it was proven that
the defendant destroyed several arti
cles belonging to Mis. Gaughan and
she necotdlngly was held under $600
hall for her appeal ance at coillt.
LA NO AN AGAIN INJURED.
Michael Langan, of Pittston avenue,
Is a very unfortunate man. Ho was
hurt at the South mill about three
weeks ago and had been confined to
his home until Monday, when he re
sumed his duties
On Wednesdnv be had the misfor
tune to fall while peifotmlng his usual
duties and thetehy wrenched his left
knee He was removed to the Moses
Taylor hospital.
HALLOWE'EN PARTY'.
Mr. and Mrs. John McHugh, of Stone
avenue, gave a Hallowe'en paity on
Wednesday evening. Games nnd oth
er amusements weie Indulged In and
at a seasonable hour lefieshments weie
set veil.
The following weie piesent: Misses
Annie McHugh, Nellie and Agnes Mo
tan, Kate Malloy, Kate Durltln, Lizzie
Dow ling, Maggie Messltt, 15. Moian;
Messrs John and Hubert Moian,
Geoige Ruins. John McNulty, Jerome
Walsh, of Pittston: Chailes Jones,
James Langan, Michael Crane and
Thomas Shea.
LITTLE I3ITS Or NEWS.
A laigo planing mill Is the next in
dustiy to be added to this side. Messrs.
Mulherln and Judge, the well-known
contiactoio, will In a few days break
ground for such an one. The new mill
will be erected In their lumber ynrd on
Fig street.
The Demociatlc voters of the Twen
tieth ward wilt hold a lally at Cor
coi.in's hall this evening
The Young People's society of the
Chuicli of Peace, on Prospect avenue,
met last evenliiB and tiansacted cur
icnt business
Tho choir of St Maty's Catholic
church Is rehearsing special, music for
the Christmas holidays.
Edward Giambo, the young man who
was Injuied at the Cliff works a few
months ago, has almost completely re
coveied and Is able to be out again.
The funeial of Euil, the thiee-year-old
son of Mi. aud Mis. Richard Flem
ing, will take place this afternoon fiom
the family home, 92S South Washing
ton avenue. Inteiment will be made In
the Cathedial cemetety
An Inlant i hlld of Frank Kopcskle,
of Pi ospect avenue, was interred In the
Mlnnoka cemeter.v yesteiday afternoon
The school .avlngs of No. 7 school for
the month of October ate as follows:
Mbs Lizzie Joyce. $C.4G: Miss Eliza
beth Gaughan, $U.K1, Miss G. O'Mal
Icy. $11.00; total, $30.03.
Meadow Brook Washer.
Pea coal sold to teams 73 cents a ton.
Coiner of Cedar avenue and Gibbons
street.
OBITUARY
Mrs Catherine Noll, of S11 Beech
stieet. widow of the late J. J. Noll, died
yesteiday mottling nt the age of 7t
yenis, 5 months and 11 das. D
censed was born In Ocunany and came
to this city with her husband and live
boj s thlity j mus ago, and duilng that
time mule hosts of friends In this
city, especially on the South Side,
where she was known to most every
body. Snme weeks ago Mis. Noll con
tracted a severe cold while attending
a funeral, which turned into pneumonlu.
and Fild.i last she tool, to her bd
never to leave It again. Evcty tiling
tint could be was done to tulieve her
siif'eilng but to no avail. Mis. Noll
Is smvlved by thice son. Funeral ser.
vices will be held Satuidiv morning In
St. Mary'.i flc-unan Catholic chinch.
Interment In St. Maiy's cemetery at
No. 3.
Luther Giihttvus Eauui, win of IJev
and Mrs. . f Lauer, pastot of S
Paul's Lutheian crunch, after a two
weeks fclckuess, dlsd Wednesday after
noon Ho was twelvo yeais of age and
began to complain with iliohtheua oa
October 17. JIo was very sltk with It,
but was on his way to loeovejy wh-n
paialysls of the Iwut set In. Prld.iy
mtitnlng at 10 o'clock u pilvate funeral
win be held with Inteiment In Forest
Hill cometeiy.
William W. Reese of Pais.ms died
yesteiday. He wis a lesldunt of Par
sons for thlity years and duilng that
time unlll his reunit Illness was ,1 mine
foreman for the Deliivvnio and Hudson
company Previous to his moving to
Parsons he resided nt North Seranton,
coming there In 1SG3. 'I he funeral nr
rangements will he announced later.
Florence Itcne Wnrner, the seven-year-old
daughter of William E. War
ner, of 715 Qulncy nvenuo, died ester
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. Funeral
fiom the residence at 'Z o'clock Satur
day afternoon Interment In Forest
11111 cemetery.
Julius, aged :i eais. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robeit .1. Uauer, died last even
ing at the family home on North Hrom
ley avenue, fiom an attack of dlph
thcila. The iciiialns will bo privately
wieireu tomonow afterniu,i
Aidee, aged 1C yeais, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Reere D. Morgan, of 117 North
Fllmoro avenue, died last evening. The
young man's death was due to pneu
monia. SHOWS SMALL INCREASE.
Illness and Prosperous Times Keeps
Many Childten from School.
The September enrollment Just com
piled by Miss Potts, secretary to Supei
Intendent ot Schools Howell, shows an
lnciease In attendance of 738 over Sep
tember, 1S3S. and an lnciease of 2,272 as
compared with June, the closing month
ot last term
Last month's attendance should ordl
nnilly show n huger Increase. Illness,
pat tlcu!aily diphtheria, which Is now
so geneially prevalent nnd which must
be qunrantlned against, coupled with
the fact that the prosperous times and
gcneinl demand for labot keeps many
boys out of school, uie given as the
causes of the small Increase. Undei
the conditions, the attendance Is in
evety way satisfactory to the supei In
tendent. Appended nto some flguies from
which InterestltiB compaiisous can be
drawn:
SEPTEMBER. 1S9D.
Enrollmi nt
Males C.'iJI
1'emules 7,'I0
Total H,t6t
Avoiage attendance
Mtilex fi 13)
Females MV
Total 12,510
Per tent, attendance '")
SEPTEMBER, 1S0S.
Enrollment
stales n.r.'i'i
l'emsles 7,111
Total
Average attendance
Mulii
IV in a lea
n "
r,ts
i".:m
Total .
Per cent.
attendance ..
Jt'NE, ISM.
.t't
Enrollment-
Males n.su
l'emnles H.3T8
Total
Average attei, damc-
Malcs
Pcmales
12,132
1,142
;.4.H)
Total .
I'cr cent.
10,-71
attendance
YEAR 1S0S-9D.
Enrollment
Males ....
Etmales .
r.3Hl
r ust
Total
Averago attendance
Males l'emnles
.141
Total ...
Per cent.
11,213
attendance
WILLIAMS-THOMAS NUPTIALS.
Ceremony Performed at Sumner Ave
nue Presbyterian Church.
W. J." Williams, of 1520 Washburn
stieet, and Miss Verna V. Thomas, of
Adams avenue, wete united in mai
liage last evening at S '10 o'clock at
the paisonage of the Sumner Avenue
Presbyterian chinch by Rev. L. U.
Foster. The bride woie a handsomo
tailor-made gown of wine coloied cloth
and was attended by Miss Scott, of
1110 Locust street.
Immediately after the ceiemony Mi.
and Mis. Williams were driven to the
home of the gloom's parents on Wash
burn street, wheie an Informal ic
ceptlon was held. Later they weie
tendeied a wedding supper at the home
of Mr. and 'Mrs. E. B. Megaigee, No.
5 Piatt place, and last evening they
took possession of their newly-fui-nlrihcd
home ut 1J17 Linden street
Mi. Williams Is one of the best
known young men In the city and for
a number of years was connected with
the circulation department of The Tii
bune. At piesent he Is holding a to
sponsible position as book-keeper with
the Colliery Engineer compinj His
bride Is also well known, having been
employed at the Leader anl Cowpet
thvvalte & Eorgliausei's dtapeiy es
tablishment. GREENBERGER INJURED.
Mixed Up in n Runaway at Washing
ton Avenue and Spruce Stteet.
A buggy owned by J. O. Ackeiman,
the wholesale giotei, of 24 Lackawanna
avenue, was smashed, and the young
man dilvlng it had his face badly cut
up, about 5.J0 o'clock yesterday after
noon. A Mr Greenberger, a salesman tor
Ackeiman, was dilvlng along Lacka
wanna avenue, together with .1 miall
hoy. At the coiner of Washington and
Lackawanna avenues a wagon collided
with the buggy, thereby causing a tun
nvvuy The small boy In the can lace
Jumped out. without Injuiy, but the un
foitunate dilver was pitched to the
pavement, nnd had his face hadlj c ut
up as a leMilt.
The horse dashed down Washington
uvcnuo and inn Into a telegraph pole
nea 1 CHik's, the Hoilst The buggy
was h.idlv smashed un, but the hor'-e
was not banned. (Sienhcigei had his
cuts attended to in Sandetsnn's drug
stoie.
DR. ALLEN HAS RESIGNED.
No Longei n Member of the Moses
Taylor Hospital StnfT.
The Mos.es Tayloi hos Ital which so
Ions remained status uuo sm sud-
! dcnly to have become imbued with tho
pit It of ( ham pervading this city
It Is but a ftvv weeks nine. a g. ncral
shaking iii took mace ,iiid oipsM.
patients ot plivsklji s, oihn thai 1 in
poed the 1 educed staff, vvi" billed.
Dr. N. Y. Leet. In. W E. All .1 and
Or A. J Connell weie appointed on llu
SLTT with Dr. L ICennedv and Dr.
Keinoclmy ns resident and icnlor
phylclans tespectlvely.
Yesteiday a meeting was held ,u the
hospital when Messrs. Motes Taylor,
W 11 Tiiiesdalu, E C. Kussell, E E.
l.oomix and Henrv Wehiiiiu weio pus-
lent. The chief business taken up was
another change of st.itt v hsn Dr. Reed
. Burns was appointed In the place of
Dr. W E. Allen, resigned Dr. Hums
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Aud ye shall know where to
Rattan Rocking Chairs at Little Prices. Having J
taken advautage of a manufacturers offc, who needed -f
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ready cash, we have secured
that silences all competition.
Reed Rockers, Roil Back and Arm, and isn- J
nished in the best manner, $2.75, $3.75, $5.50
and up to $12.00.
SEE BIG
Established Yesterday.
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Is acknowledRed as one of th ablest
surgeons of this region
INDIANS TO TARRY HERE.
Carlisle Toot Ball Team Will
En
Dinner at Hanley's.
The Carlisle Indians' foot ball team
will arrive In this cltv at 12:40 today!
over the "PJoom" division of the ,
Lackawanna and leave at 1:15 en tho
Luckawnnna cxptcss for rtlca. They
will have dinner at Hanky's
This is what Mr. Hnnley has been is- I
quested to prepare foi them: P.rolled '
stenk, c hop, egg omelet, toast, baked
potatoes, peas or till nips, Iced tea, ,
grapes. The patty will Include the
legular team and substitutes and tin "a ,
b.urlers. making twenty-live In all.
No doubt many will be at the station
to look at the big led men who van
quished the Qunkeis and who for the
past two enis have made the other
members oC the "Big Four" v.oik their
haidest to escape defeat at the hands
of outsidei3.
M'DONNELL WAS ARRESTED.
Caught with Stolen Brass in His Pos
session. Alexandet A. McDonnell was attested
eteida moiuing at 1 o clock by
Patrolmen Hail and David Davis. He
was found at the coiner ot Penn ave
nue and Vine street, with a satchel full
of bi.iss alves, faucets and like ai
tlcles, which it was dlscoveied he had
stolen from the piemlses of James
Flynn, near the Gieen Hldge lion
works.
McDonnell Is a widow 01, foity-nlne
years of age, born In Susciuehnnna
county. He had his hearing before
Major Molr yesteiday morning, and
admitted that he had .stolen the biass.
He was held In $500 ball to appear at
couit, and In default of It, was com
mitted to Jail.
BETZA'S LEG BROKEN.
He Was Injuied While at Woik in
the Sterrick Creek Mine.
William Het7a. who Is employed as a
foi email at Simpson K- Watklns' Ster-
llck Creek mines, at Jessup, was
brought to the Lackawanna hospital at
about 3 45 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
While at work In the morning, a car
accidentally fell against his leg, and
the result is that the limb Is fiactured.
He leccived a physician's attendance
nt once, and In the nfternoon wns taken
to the hospital. Eetza Is a Slav, and
lives in the company patch at the
mines He has a wife and four chil
dren In the old countij
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MARISCAL ENTERTAINED.
Pi eminent ilexican Given a Recep
tion in New York.
New York. Nov. 2. Senoi Ignnclo M.
Mailhcal, secretary of foreign nffahs
and vice-pi esident of the tepubllc of
Mexico, was entertained at a icccption
today by the chamber of commerce In
Its rooms on Nassau stieet.
Senor MailFcal was intioduced by
Chailes S. Smith, chaliman of the exe
cutive committee.
President Mori If K. Jessup welcomed
Senor Matlpcal on behalf of the cham
ber, and snld In the touise of his le
marks that he hoped that the present
relations between Meslco and the
I'nltcd States would contlnu and that
Senor Mailscal would convey to Presi
dent Diaz the coiulil well wishes of
the New York chamber ot commerce.
Senor MarUcal In lespondlng said In
pait.
"The woids utteied In honoi of Presi
dent Diaz, my countiy and myself ate
In a measuio a token ot the cot dial to
latlons existing between the United
States and Mexico During my short
vl.slt to this country I may say I have
been the leclplent of several dunon
sttations, but I legard none of them
of as much impoit.iuco ns this on",
coming as it does from such a luge
icprcsentatlon of the gieat American
empoiluni.
"We, In Mexico, aio pio,Tn-Hlng tap
Idly and have been dining the Inst few
yeai- We gteatly adnilie the cotn
meiclal nttlvlty of the I'nited States."
He closed with thanks to the cham
ber. After the sre.ilng luncheon wan
rerved The 100ms ol th" chamber had
been be unified bv a plentiful use of
American and Mexican flags Intermin
gled. Admission was by tickets to
mcmbcis ot the chamber only.
TRADERS COME TO CRIEF.
American Importing and Ttadlng
Compnny Under Anect.
New York, Nov. 2 -Cential office de
tei tlves In police court toda) airalgned
Edwuicl Ilaruch, of South Orange, anl
Mcses D Mrandcs. Homy Mauss end
llenij P. CuikIici. of this clt). With
the exception of ("Vishei. the pilsoneis
formed the peisonnel of the American
Importing and Ttadlng company at No.
3M and .1.11 Washington street, whlc.i
did iiu)lntsri umlei the name of th"
Auieiliun Importing and Ti ailing com
(any, ot Johannesburg South Afilcn
and had a luting In HiadslieetH of from
$40 000 to $50,000
The attention of the police was lltst
cal'pd to the methods of the pel sons In
. communication that Captain Mc
t'lu'kev lecelved a week ago fiom Ed
w ir.l Lvons, a cigar manufacture! at
Hartford, Conn. Mi. Lyons complaind-
that his tlrm had op Pept. 19, last,
shipped a consignment of clgais to J.
P. Shaefter, Jr. of New at k. N. J., and
for which he was denied payment. The
goods were traced from Newark to this
clt j aud It was then that the police
go to purchase Reed and
the Finest Line of these
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AMUSEMENTS.
I YCEUM THEATRE
- HURUUNDRR & ROIS, Loietf.
II. R. LONU, Manager,
Saturday, November 4th,
Afternoon and livenlnj.
LAUQHP Why, You'll Scream Over
It. Smyth & Rico Present
WILLIE COLLIER
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Mr. Smooth
And he's In It all the way through.
Pi Ices Evening, $1.50, $1, 75, 50,
25; Matinee, 75, 50, 25.
ACADEHY OF HUSIC,
DUKClUNDnR & ROIS, Lcsicc.
11. R. LONU, Manaxer.
Balance of Week.
Chester De Vonde Co.
In Repertoire.
Dime matinees dally. Evening prices.
10, a), 20
One Wcek.CommencInt Monday, Nov. 6'
Tho Romantic Actor,
DANIEL R. RYAN.
In a high claH tepertolre Monday
evening "Forgiven" Is the bill.
D.UI Dime matinees commenclnr Tuei
djj Ev enlng prices 10, 20, 30 cents.
Matinees
Daily,
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Nov 2-3-4.
European Seisation Big Eurbsqm
Full report of the Jeffrles-Bharkoy
fight read from the stage by rounds
Friday night. Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday Nov. 6 7 8, Sam T.
Jack's, My Own Burlesquera.
FAIR
St John's
Catholic Church,
WEST SIDE.
ADHISSION, 10 CENTS
Musical programme every night.
began to Investigate the business
methods ot the company, with the re
sult that all those known to the police
as being connected with the concern
were placed under an est and todaj
held In $1,500 ball for examination.
CHARGED WITH LI3EL.
Inter-Ocean Employes Indicted on
Complaint of Mr. Kohlaaat.
Chicago, Nov. 2 George W. Hln
man, managing editor of the Inter
Ocean, and Martin B Madden. John
J. Ryan, Joe Sullivan. Richard Croaks
and Gooige P. Gubblns, union labor
leaders, were Indicted by the grand
Jury today on charges of criminal libel
nnd conspiracy, preferred bv II. H
Kohlsaat. proprietor and publisher of
the Times-Herald and Evening Tost
The Indictments are the outcome of an
article published In the Dallv Inter
Ocean. October 10 last, which openlv
accused Ml Kohlsaat of making falss
statements nnd accused him of being
an embezzler and a defaulter The ar
ticle is alleged to have been the re
port of a committee appointed by the
Building Trades' council to Investigate
the cause of newspaper attacks unon
J. 1 Evans, a labor leader and wa
signed bv all tho men Indicted except
Mr Illnmau
Mai tin E M.idden, one of the men
under Indictment, Is business agent of
the Junior Steam Titters' union.
INDIAN REVOLT IN MEXICO.
Gen. Garcia Retires from Command
of Government Troops.
Chicago, Nov. 2 A dispatch to till
Recoid from Oaxacala, Mexico, says.
The nillltarv authorities have been
advised that General Lorenzo Garcia
has retired from his position as com
mander of the government troops that
aio moving against the rebellious Maya
Indians In the state of Yucatan He Is
now on his way to the City of Mexico,
where he has been summoned by Presl.
dent Diaz It Is understood that Gen
eial Canton, governor of Yucatan, will
acsunie command of the troops
"The moscjulto Meet of Mexican gun
bu.its has 111 lived at Yucatan from New
Oilcans and Is proceeding up the Hon
do and Hallze livers Into the heait of
the Indian country to assist tho land
forces In an attack that Is soon to be
made."
TWO TERSONS KILLED.
Fatal Ralhond Collision nt Thouras,
Trance.
Pails, Nov. 2. In a collision between
tialns at the town of Thounrs, twenty
one miles from Paithcnay. two per
sons weie Killed and ten were Injured,
Among the latter was M. funeo Dor
nando, a member of the chamber of
deputies, whose legs were cut off.
BERCHRUSER