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EVENTS OP DAY IN
WEST SCRANTON
TESTIMONIAL CONCERT FOB
HICHARD THOMAS.
Successful Entertainment Given In
the First Welsh BnptUt Church
Lust Evening Sunday School Or
ganized at Lincoln Heights Wild
Cnt KUlod on the West Mountain
Home Missionary Society Enter
tnlncd at Mrs. Carson's Other
News Notes of General Interest.
The testimonial concert at the Flrjfc
Oora HHImatten,
ConaitpKtltn.
XIak HmmtlKobe.
10ceatnaJeBU, taUrirtrt.
CaxantJN
Locust street! Thomas Davis, at No.
32, South Main avenue and Elm street;
Wallace O. Moscr, at No. 18, corner of
Bumner avenue and Bwetland street!
tProfcasor II. L. Morgan, at No. 31, cor
ner of Grant avenue and Jackson
street.
The largest number of pupils were
enrolled at No. 31, which Is a thickly
populated district. Mr. Morgan will
be assisted by Arthur Davis. William
Evam. William Jainlcson and John It.
Janus. Mtaa Carrie Oless will have
irrlnn church, officiated. The pill
bearers were comrade, In arms duilng cnnrCe of the fcmai0 Btudents.
the encampment or ine mu iiiitoiii
regiment at Augusta, Ga. and wers
members of the same company. They
wetc: Thomas Elnlr, Frank Jones,
Oliver Williams, Anthony Mayor, Ar
thur Meredith, and Edward Phillip.
Hurl.il was made In the Washburn
street cemetery.
SHOT A WILD CAT.
Uauo W. Evans, of 31J Quay ave-
Wolsh Rapt 1st chun-h lnit evening for nuc. killed a wl'd rat recently while
the benefit of Richard Thomas (Llew bunting on the Wet Mountain near
Herbert), who hns ben Incapacitated nnld Mount The hunter' digs wri
6UNDAY SCHOOL ESTABLISHED.
After much effort, the u-flldcnt.i of
Lincoln Heights have established a
Sunday school, and have lecured the
new school building to hold their ser
vices In. A meeting was held Inst
Sunday nftcrnoou, and Joseph II.
Davis was elected superintendent! J
S. Irons as assistant; FYed Reynolds,
secretary; Prank Davis, treasurcr.and
Thomas James, llbruilan.
Music books were donated by Rev.
J. M. Howell, and lie v. James R;n-
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There is an always-present charm about the idea of having a Piano in one's home. We like to fan this
spark and keep fanning even though the process takes time and you pay us a dozen visits in the meantime till
eventually vou decide to purchase.
A ' Hardman, Mason & Hamlin, McPhall, Fischer, James & Holmstrom and others.
j money today. .
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Piano Alovlng by Careful and Experienced Men.
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Piano Tuning a Specialty.
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succecneci in ruiuiuW n. .nn .."h Jt KpB(;opal church, delivered an In-
iinnunllfled success. The large auditor
lum was filled with an audience that
occupied all the available seating
space and many were standing The.
patrons came from every rect'on of the
rlty and surrounding towns and f '
attested the popularity of the unfor
tunate singer, who has alwavs con
tributed his services gratuitously to
every worthy cause.
Hon. H. M IMwirds, who hns given
much time nnd attention to tli suc
cess of the undertaking, presided an 1
Prof Haydn Evnr.s. organist of thu
Tenn avenue Rnptlst church was nc
rompanlst of the evening The other
'members of the committee who had
rhfiriro of the affair were Prof. .Tames
Hughes, Prof. William Evans, Henry
P. Davles. Jenkln Reese. Phillip War
ren, W. Hartn Evan, Jenkln Lloyd
nnd Thomas Wllllame.
The participants wei- the Elm Park
church nuartettn. the Shubsrt quar
tette ana several well known sololit.
The first part of the programme- con
sisted of an orcan prelude by Prof
Evnns, selection by the Elm Pari;
quartette, tenor solo, Joshua John; rec
itation, Uessle floto; STrano solo, Mlm
Elizabeth Thomas, bass s-oln, Mr. Hob
erts. Part srond Included selections
bv the Schubert quartette, soprano solo
Mrs. Frank nriindaKr; duet. Thomas
Beynnn and John W. Jones: recita
tion. Miss Cora Griffin, bn?s solo Phil
lip Warren, nnd tenor solo, David
Stephens.
a few shots.
The wild cat w'rtiort about twenty
pounds and was twice as b'l? ns an or
dinary cat. The county '"-"a a boun
ty for the kllllnR of vlld cats, and
Evans took hl9 treasure to Alderman
John's last evening and procured a
certificate for presentation to the authorities.
terestlnff address. Arrennements wero
made for the future sessions of the
school at 2 p. m and other serv c s
at C p. m. There was over a hundred
present at the first meeting, which
Indicates a general Interest In tho
movement by the people of Lincoln
Heights.
UECEPTION AT MHS. CATU'ON'S.
WEEKLY SCHOOL DEPOSITS.
No. 19 Mlsa Lees, 2.D0: Miss Mur-
bOUTH SCRAN ION NOTES.
Excellent German Entertainment
Last Night Approaching Mar
riages Other News Notes.
Tho Arbeltcr Fortblldtincs-Vcreln
last evening conducted a very success
fu, inlcrtalninenl and ball at their hall
on Alder street.
The follow lug very Interesting pro-
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The ladles of the Slmpwn Methodist rftyi jj .jg. Usa Nichols, 47 centaj Miss gramme was rendfi 1
FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The funeral of Abraham Singer, who
died late Sunday night at his home.
MS Oxford street, will occur tomorrow!
morning from the house at 9 o'rlock.
Tho remains will bo taken to Clark's
Green for Interment. Deceased was
employed by the Delaware. Iacki
wanna nnd Western c-oinpiny f.ir
many years, rind Is survived by his
w Ife and two children.
The funeral of the late William Har
ris occurred yesterday afternoon from
the home of his mother on South Sum
ner avenue. Itev. John P. Moffat. D.
D., of tho Washburn street Presby
Episcopal church Home Ml'tl-miry
poeletv hetd their meting last evcn
lng at the home of Mr". Georgo Carson
at 122 South Main nvenit. After tho
business meeting the guests wera
pleasantly entertnlned by Mrs. Carson.
Instrumental nnd vocal numbers
were rendered bv Fcvenl persons pres
ent and refreshments were served.
WILL ItAlSE THE MOP.TGAGE.
The members r.f the .Tnckon street
Itaptlut ehitch have ben lnfo-nr-d
that the Philadelphia oompanv wMeh,
ho!d a mortrace of IIS.O'O ngalnst thj
property will dlsposft f the same ton
Jfi.ono. which menns much to the church
people.
It Is understood that a friend of tho
church will ndvance the money, and
that the Indebtedness will be cancelled
as soon ns possible. The church has
been handicapped for several yea-i
and this proposition will enable them
to liquidate the debt.
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.
An attempt was made to burglarize
the residence of John T. Rlchaids, on
Tenth street, early Sunday morning,
btft the thief was frightened away be
fore anything was secured. Mr. Rich
ards was awakened by a noise In the
house, and arising from his bed, d's
covered an Intruder making nn hasty
exit th-oui;h a window.
Th' buiglar did not reach the ground
tho way he reached the roof, up a tree,
but fell a dlsta ro of twelve feet, and
departed before being Identified. Tho
police wero notified, but no arrests
have as yet been made.
Ueamlsh, Ji.uj; Miss Morgan, $1.53;
Miss Leader, 23 cents; Mlm Flynn,
!1.49; Miss Evans, J1.27, Miss Kellow,
J cents; Miss Yost, CS cents; Miss
Wade, $1.63; Miss Murphy, i ?0; Mlas
Peck, G9 cents; Mrs. Ferber, $1.70; total,
J17.44.
No. 13 r-of. D.ivld Owens, Jl Miss
Martha Watklns i" con's Miss Ellta
lewls, J2.C0; Miss Htythu Kelly, 10
cents; Miss Nellie RlehnrdH, t) cents,
VI 3 Catherine Phillips, 61 cents; Mis
Nellie Kelly, B8 cents: Miss Harh Mc
Don.Ul, 93 cents, Miss Kllsa Price, hi
cents; Miss Mary Harris, C6 cents; tb
tal, J11.77.
No. 32 Prof. H. L. Morgan, Jl: Miss
Vaughan. J1.22; Miss Knapp. J1.77: Miss
Fieeman, 15 cents; Miss Fellows, S6
cents; MIrh O'Connor, SS cents; Miss
Mullen, 31.97: Miss Ruddy, Jl; total,
JS.33.
Oveiture,
Waldgciang,
Couplet
Sj'o Scene, ,
liruennlclu,
.Pioi. Gust. Schmtdt
.... Cesnng-Sectlon
Mr. CliuiWs Housa
.. Mr. Ew. Schmidt
.Of'sangs-Sectlon
vestcrJny to No S
cUhIni; out hi: business, having a posi
tlou in Scranton In lcu-.
Silts Elizabeth I.cwls has returned from
New York city and will rcKume her In
struction of tho Twentieth Century i -lng
cluss. The class will meet on Tlims
day evening.
Peter Hobday hns returned from a
hunting expedition nt Knob Hill. Pllco
county, and has placed In his father's
butcher Hhop, on Brtok street, a hand
Home deer which ho was tuccessful In
shooting.
A supper will be held at he home or
Mrs. C V. Rogert tomoiiow oveiiitiB
f.T the benefit of the Dudley Street dp
ttst church.
Uwanta
Good cough remedy, take Du
fours French Tar. For Sale at
GEORGE W. JRSKIXS'.
ioi & Main Avt at
NIGHT PCHOOIS OPENED.
Night schools were opennd last even
ing In Nos. 13, 17, IS, 29, 31 an 1 32. and
a large number of pupl.s presented
themselves for Instruction at the vari
ous buildings. Among the teachers
will be the following: John Horan, at
No. 17, corner of Koyser avenue ana
JackFon street; Thomas Francis, at
No. 13, corner of Acker avenue and
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Charles II. Cawley, of Railroad ave
nue called at The Tilbune office yester
duy and vtated that he was not the
man arrested for fighting over a jam
of pool Saturday evening.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Electric City Wheelmen will be held n
the club house this evening.
The Franklin Engine company will
hold their regular meeting this even
ing. Officers wero nominated at the regu
lar meeting of the Columbia Hose
company last evening and other busl- '
nes3 pertaining to the company was i
acted upon. I
I.uatsplel "EIne Fixe Idee,"
Selection I'r f, Gust. Schmidt
Frater KellcrmelslT. ..Gesatig-i-'ectton
Duett Hlumenmaddchcn.
Humoreske August bclrr. Fotog af.
The different numbers of the pro
gramme were well rendered and pro
vided a plearnnt evening for thoas
present. At the conclusion of the en
tertainmet, dancing was Indulged In.
ALDERMAN RUDDY S COURT.
John Wldowskl was last evening ar
raigned before Alderman Ruddy of the
Twentieth ward, on tho chjrgc of
malicious miscnier at : coirmitiing a
nulsinnce, preferred b Michael J.
O'Hara.
.' Wldowskl recently suffered the
loss of a child nnd ' 'i at present a
very sick one at home, Mr. O'Hara re
lented and withdrew the charges, al
though the evidence, was very strong.
The defendant was thereupon discharged.
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INDUSTRIAL JOTTINGS.
Today McCnnn Appointed.
COMING MARRIAGES.
Miss Mndelene Hlckey, of Plttston
avenue and John Oe&tringer will be
united In marriage at St Mury's C th
ollc church th's morning nnd tomorrow
morning Miss Beano raid George
Straiabrger will be wedded at tho
tame church.
The marriages of Mlsi Anna Rums
Following is the Delaware, Lacka
wanna and Western board for today:
MIulltv.ll, rsuv. it, lw.1.
Train. NORTH.
t Wild cat Two engines.
' 6 u. m. M. V. I..ingan.
Wild cat Two cnglneH.
u a. m. P. J. Ntalit.
.'JO u. m., extr.i 'two engines.
A. Ketchu I.
Nn. IS Two et'giius. t". Kingsley,
".CO a. m extra Two engines.
A. Mullln.
No. 29 Two engines. O. Randolph.
11 a. m.. extui Twii engines.
J. E. Masters.
11.30 a. m.. extra Two engines.
John O'Haiu.
No. 31 Two cnglrcs. John Oahagan.
3 p. m., extra Two erpir.es.
i S. Cnnnody.
I 3.C0 p. m., extra Two engines.
T. Kltziiutrlck.
Wild cat Two engines. W. II. Nichols. ' f
C p. in. Diinllcnns 'nun. fcf
P. m.. extra Two engines. D. Wallace, i g
nt Tirlnlf atrant nri r T!nliint linnlv.
An old country tea party was held of Greenwood and of Miss Hssle nnd
John Kllnglc are nnnounccd to take
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Jackets
The success of our Cloak Department this season is
phenomenal and beats all previous record hollow. REAS
ON We determined before euteriuj the market to provide
the most complete, elegant and best display of Winter
Jackets, Capes, Cloaks, Suils, Separate Skirts, etc., ever
made in this city. RESULT We'va been compelled to
re-euter the market over and over again in order that stocks
might be kept at the high water mark, and our last visit
there resulted in picking up many manufacturer' clearing
lines at prices which could not have been touched earlier in
the season. Of course, you get the beuefit
Misses' Jackets
Three Bargains of Surprising Hsrit.
Sizes 12 to 18 Years Mtstes' Jacket , pipnl with velvet and
mado horn tw Ira good English Covort CiOth1?, Girments .
worth $5.0 ), .or ij3.49
Misse-' Hl?h Grade Covert Jacket, full line lining,
velvet piping, ptarl buttons nnd extr.v tailoring ipO.OU
MNsos' Kfrspy JuckeU, in all hhades nnd sizea, 12 .
to 18 years. Ileatitifully llntahed, vory special at p5.UU
In tlio First Welsh Congregation .1
church last evening by the ladles of
the church. The affair was n social
and flnnnrial success.
The Chi Upsllon society of the WasV
burn Street Piesbyteilin church had
nn ! tractive programme at their
meeting last evening. The board ot
tiuatees also held their monthly meet
ing. The Brotherhood of St. Andrew of
St. David's Ep' 'opal church held .in
adjourned meet'"? last evening anl
tho Sisters i f Ruthany r'sn met and
acted upr-i r-i-veral matters.
Announcement has been made of the
marriage of Sllss Mary Agnes Galla
gher, of lleridlan street, and Thomas
A. Walsh, of Carbondale, at St. Pat
rick's church at 4 p. m. on Thanksgiv
ing Day.
Several vocal competitions were held
at the meeting of Dewl Snnt lodge, No.
CO, Order of American True Ivorltes,
last evening. Suitable prizes were
awirded.
This Is the week of prayer observed
all over the woild, by the Young Wo
men's Christian association, There
will be a prayer meeting on Friday
evening nt the West Scranton branch
room, coiner Main avenue a-d Scran
ton street, to which all girls nnd es
pecially all members of the associa
tion are invited.
Do not fail to attend the old country
tea party which will bo given at the
First Welsh CongreKationul church nn
South Main avenue tomorrow (Wed
nesday) evening. Everybody welcome.
A True Friend.
A friend In need Is a friend Indeed.
That is exactly what Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy Is. It Is the mother's
help when she Is suddenly awakened
In the night by the ominous husky
cough, and labored breathing, of her
babe. It Is the safe resort of tho
youth or adult when he has "caught
cold" and there Is coughing and Irrita
tion of the mucus membrane of the
throat, it allays the Irritation and
cures the cold. For sale by all drug
gists, Matthews Hros., wholesale and
retail agents,
riVE ILLUSTRATED LECTURES.
place In the near future.
TOLD IN RRIEF.
The Junger Maennerehor hns accept-
rd tl In- ntlon of the CJermnnla sink
ing society of Carbondale and will bo i
the guests of that society on next Mon
day evening. Bauer's band will ac
company the singers.
The Century Ilrse company will
lourney to Carbon lale on Thursday
evening to bw the guests of the An
drew Mitchell Hos" company of thru
I city at their annual ball.
Frank, the 17-monlha-old son of Mr. I
i and Mis. C. T. Roland. 1121 PUtston
avenue, died on Sunday morning. The
funeral will take place this afternoin
at 3 o'clock. Interment in the Hydo
Park Catholic cemetery.
Miss Mame Ruddy of Cedar avenuo
returned yesterday frum a six weeks'
trip. During her absence she visited
New York city, Holyoke and Boston,
Mass.
Fire broke out early Sunday morn
ing in the double house on Stone ave
nue owned by Patrick D. Jordan. The
blare was confined to the roaf and was
extinguished after about J300 damage
had been done.
Thomas Ilealy hns resigned his po
sition at the Casey & Kelly brewery.
Messrs Joseph Relf and John Dlett
returned last evening fiom a very suc
cessful hunting expedition In Pike and
Monroe counties nnd report game plen
tiful In that region.
Wild cat Two endues.
S p. m. R. Castner.
i p. m extra Two engines. M. Mndigan
Wild cat Two engines.
10 p. m. Ocorge Hill.
Train. SOUTH.
'n. 31 T. N'iiuman.
r-i-trn I.nlJar, l'lnnerty's men.
v . - V,'. McAllister.
N .. -II. V. Colvin.
rwtru A. G. Hammit, Warrick's men.
No. 10 M Hennlgan.
No. 12 P. Cavar.autrh, Mann's men.
No. 4t Oenrt;e Ludlow.
No. 46-R. Hnllett.
No. -it F. F. Stevens, C. Bartholomew's
men.
No. C0-J. fierrity.
Rxtra J. Rurkhart.
SUMMITS.
C a, m north O Trounfclker.
8 a. m., north Mel,ane.
11 a. m., north K. McAllister.
12 noon, south H. Wishing.
2.."0 p. in., south II. Rush.
PUSKIRRS.
4 p. m south J. Rowe.
7 p. m , south R. Duffy.
10 p. m., south J. Moslcr.
PASRCNORU RNGINES.
7 n. m. Wlileerr.
5 ii. m. Pn 1:1ns.
Mann will go out with his own men on
next board.
J&CKCIS 311 CI SUILS tire week, wc shall mnke
special prices on all win
ter gjrments, including women's high class suits, jack
ets, capes and furs. We are very much overstocked,
and the prolonged warm weather will compel us to sell
quickly in order to dispose of the bulk before the season
ends. The special reductions made are so numerous that we
cannot undertake to mention them all. We would like, how
ever, to ci'l attention to the completeness ot our stock, and the
(act that prices me in evrrv instance right.
TAFFRTA AND SILK SATIN DRRS3 SKIRTS Lined throughout
with silk and trimmed beautifully with Jet and span- CIO In S9
gles, real value from J13 to JJ0. uur price ,u tu J.A
WOMEN 3 MLK LINRD SUITS-Flne kerseys, meltons, homespuns
and golf suitings: some lined with silk throughout, ethers with silk lined
Jjukets and again others of reventlblo plnid sulttug.;7 tic ro C)J
The grcatent variety In Scranton Our price P' '' LU P'
WOM1 ..'8 SILK LINRD JACKRTS-Of kersey, meltons and home
spi.ns, lined with sills and mndc in tho Lowest und C l QZ A C fj
mct npproved i -lcs, value to 25. Our prlco VO.ViJ tu .JJ.GV
FINR FURS Undoubtedly the grandest display of fur sets nnd sepa
rate r ch capes, collniettes, muffs nnd brnB in CI (if? tn fi50
fox, (.Mix, German snhle, marten and electric seal.. 4 .:"' .v 4"
New style automobile capes lined with fancy S25
silk
CHILDREN'S IV EFERS- Qn to S3. 00
Some reduced in price -.... UL uu w'""
CHILDREN'S GRETCIIRNS- SI. 25 tO S12
Most of them reduced In price i.. t-w v m
IS LADIES' KERSEY JACKETS AT !3S5-Of nn excellent quality of
Kvrsp In bluck only, made to retail at to; our price was $1.93, 3,9j
reduced to ' '
sir. LADIES' SATIN LINED JACKETS AT J9.SS-The very finest qual
Ity of Kersey In black nnd castor, strap seams, pearl buttons, every gar
ment lined with Pklnncr Mnnufactuiing Comnany batln, warrnntea to
wear two years or a new lining given. This guarantee goes with Q Ott
every Jacket. Real value. $15; here formerly $12.9"! " w
IS LADIES' FtllK'.K JACKi:Trl AT IG.r-Theso Jackets are lined
with silk through" and are made of good quality black frieze. Cj 45
double stitched feums, pearl buttons reduced from $7.9S to vv"
$10 SUITS RFC'CED TO $7 P5 All our ten-dollar suits for women
will be marked T K' tomorrow made of l:or.ev 1aelf IHed with silk
nnd skirt with moreen. The real value of this suit 1b twelve dol- C"7 05
lars; heretofuaw marked specially low at J9.9S "
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Ladies' Jackets
, r Five Lines Hard to Duplicate.
Ltdies' Medium Weight Kersoy Jackets, fully lined,
strapped and stitched. A in irvel ut the prlco $5.00
, .Ladies' Kersey Jackets, beat tailoring. All colors. ,
.Iliilf n dozju choici styles to ueloct Iroin PO50
Ladies' Very Ilandsomo Kersey Jackets, elaborately Uuiihed in
every detail. Colois include c;ihtor, biues and black, g, AO
"Ainagnifioeat gaiment for the price $0.98
Ladles' Ki soy Jackets. Two exquiille styles that 0
tiell of quality at a glance. A wonderful bargain at pO.50
LndieV Kersey JarkoK Lined as well as any garment can be.
Special high class finish throughout, and beautifully - .
gotten up. This week $10.00
Ifeadow Brook Washer.
Pes. coal sold to teams TS cents a ton.
Corner of Cedar avenuo and Gibbons
street.
They Will Be Delivered for Benefit
of Ezra Qrtflln Post, O. A. B,.
Rev. Walter Qulncy Scott, D. D.,
chaplain of Lieutenant Ezra S. drirPn
post. No. 123, Grand Army of tho Re
public, of this city, will deliver a series
of five illustrated lectures on "Ancient
Rome," In the High school uudltoilum.
The first lecture will be delivered on
Thursday evening nnd the succeeding
ones on Nov. 23, Nov. 28, Dec. 7, and
Dec. 14. At Thursday eveni-g's lec
ture Dr. Scott will deal with ancient
and modern Rome. Tickets tor tho
course are SI. The entire proceeds of
the course will go to tho Lieutenant
Ezra Qrlllln post.
DUMOR3 DOIWGS.
Accident to Richard Donnognn Yes
terday's Funerals A Coming
Wedding Other News Notes.
Regarding the above specials we have simply to say
that they cannot be duplicated elsewhere in Scrauton,
either in style, quality and pr ce.
Globe Warehouse
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TryGrain-Ol,
Try Grain-O!
Ask you Grocer to-day to show you
rnciagoof GItAIN.O, the now food,
drink that tnfeos tho placo of coCe,
Tho children may drink It without
t injury as woll as tho adult. All whu
try It, liko it. GRAIN-O has that
c rich seal brown of Mocha or Java,
but It is mado from puro graim, and
tho mostdellcato atomaoh receives U
without d'jtrcsj. the prleo of coffee.
15 cents and SScauUper package.
Bold by all grocers.
Tastes like Coffea
Looks like Coffee
Imut that yoar croccr ?Irei von OHAIN.O
Accept no lmluilon.
A serious accident oe. .d in the No.
5 colllory of the I'ennsl Jiila Coal com
pany Saturday afternoon about 3 o'clock.
Rlchnrd Donnegan was engaged at his
duties as a mil or and had ttartod to help
hU laborer load some coal into n car lif
ter Ilrlng a blast, when, without any
wnrnlng a largo piece of "back" fell,
stiiUIng him and hurling him to the
ground.
Nearby workmen rushed to his aid and
soon carried tho limn 10 the surfa e,
where a phyblclan made un ox.imlwitlon
and found that the back nnd .bs of
the man wtre badly brulscj mil Wcer
ated." Tho laborer working near t) iiine
gan was unhurt.
TWO FUNERALS.
The funeral of the littlo t-year-old son,
Joseph, of Mr. anJ Mrs. Thomas Con
nell. of Oretn Ridge street, occurred yes
terday afternoon. 8orvtces were con
ducted in St. Mary's church and Inter
ment was made In tho Catholic cemetery.
Tho funeral of Mrs. John millions, of
RaHt Drinker Btreft, who died Saturday
aflornoon, oc ,.d yesterday afternoon.
Inturment wu made In Mt. C'aimel cemetery.
Station Mtstor'a Appointment.
The appointment of Peter F. McCann
as station agent at the Lackawanna
.'ivonue station, which was exclusively
announced In The Tribune on Satur
day, was onitlolly made by Superin
tendent Salisbury yesterdny.
Mr. McCann will have chnrge of pas
sengers, the baggage and express mat
ter und the movement of pnFsenger
trains In nnd out of the Scranton sta
tion, subject to the direction of the
tialn master.
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Is tho kind you would get if you lived on tho plan
tatlon.
THE PROCESS COSTS NO MOBE.
THE COFFEE COSTS NO MORE.
Afk your grocer .
It be does not keep Cunfro ProoaeD Oolfcc, s.cnd in mi
name and (c, to cover pottage, ai.a we w ill bind uu lb. Free.
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6fmiffi.en'
Novyork Clt-r.
Committee Did Not Meet.
The manufactures committee of the
board of trade did not meet yesteria
afternoon to consider the question of
the proposed tin plate Industry, be
cause Ftcretary Atlierton had not ct
received certain data regarding the
cost of the raw material.
Theio will be a meeting of the board
Itself next Monday evening and It Is
probable that the matter will not be
considered until then.
GREEN RIDGE.
Mrs. Charles Carr, of Monroe avenue,
hns returned from a islt with Hunting
don f 1 lends.
Rev. W. O. Slmnson, of tho ABbury
Methodist Rplsclpal church, will deliver
bin lecturo on "Life In the Scottish
Highlands" In tho Court Street Methodist
AMUSEMENTS.
I YCEUM THEATR3
- UURUUNDHK & KBIi, LeeiJ
It. K. LO.iU, Man t lit.
TONIGHT
I Th3 Musician
Th3 Madslai
! Th3 Arlist
Third Brockway Entertainment.
Seats now on sale.
Hs ! si nnn
Hub M W
An mu
"The Bostonians"
A WEDDING TO DH.
A quiet wedding will take place In St.
Mnrj-'s Catholic church on Chestnut
1 tret tomorriw afternoon, when Mils
Mnry Onller.a, of Butler street, will bo.
come the wlfo of Mr. John Hopkins, of
Ruffnlo, N. Y.
Ml" Gnllcna has many friends In this
section who will leant of lier contem
plated marriage with surprise.
DEATH Or WILLIAM LOGAN.
William Lotcari) foreman 0r Rurke
Tiros., died jesterday morning after nn
lilnejs of a day.
Mr. LojfRn has bern nn employe of
Ri.rkn tiros, for a. number of yars and
was a trusted and highly respected em
ploye. His many friends will be saddened
to hear of his demise
MINOR NOTES.
J. W. Kinbnck, the picture man, on
North Rlal.ely street, removed his fur-
4 nlture and stock from his store rooms
Wednesday, Nov. 15.
The Comedy Event of tho Year.
Daniel and Charles Frohmnn Piesent.
The Great New York Success.
fit the
White 'florse Tavern
Relng nn English version, by Mr. Syd
ney Rngcnfcld, of a German play, enti
tled "I m Welsnen Rotss'l," by Messrs.
Ulumenthnl nnd Kadelburs.
A Great Company of Comcdlnns.
A Car'' I of Klaborntn Scenery.
Prlces-Sl.DO, ii.OO. 7Cc , 60c, L'Sc.
Thursday, November 10.
-s.i h .. w . t -i rr.A
B!-1,e!1V,) !! ! aSSSra an LTghl OrOrgu-nizatlons
a short time ago and ehnrmod all who
heard him by the beauty of his descrlp
tloiiD of the manner and customs of tho
Pinna. .
At last Pnhbath morning's service tho ' will uppenr In Victor Rprbert and Harry
congregation of tho Green Ridge Pro.l
byterlnn church subscribed over J93 ft
month for tho support of the "Cnpnuse
mission." and tho Rev. J. R. Klusak, mis-
slonary among tho Hungarian people of
tho North End.
A Green Rldgo business man rccPvd
a onn dollar silver certificate ovi'-r his
counter Saturday last with tho fo'iow
Ing note written on the back of tho nnto
mil aluned "IJII1 Olirf." "Tho Inst of a
tniuo fonune snuandcrcd: nm now nn-
nllens cortenipl.UIng sulcldaj good tiye '
old world "
The Willing Workers of tho Church of j
the Good Shepherd will hold a pop-corn
wlnl In the Guild rooms, Thursday
evening Nov. IB. A cordial Invitation is
extended to the public.
A Challenge.
I, Thomas Reed, challengo Thomas
Mlddletnn to a rme of quoHs. I am
not satisfied with my last defeat. Will
play for flftv or on hu dred dollars
a side. Will meet any night this week
at 816 Capous? avenue. Please an
swer through this paper.
Thomas need.
AMUSEMENTS
ACADEHY OF HUS1C,
KUVflUNDGR & fcUIS, Lessses.
II. U. LoNtl, Munir.
Three days commercing M'onday even
ing, with matinees Tuesday and Wed
nesday. A magnlllccnt production. Iha
I'lcturesiiue Pastoral PInv. .-.-,
THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS
Ry Hal Held, author of "Human Hearts,"
Prcfentlng tho Romantic Actor-Author,
HAL RE1D; tho chi'imlng actress HLR
T1IA RELLE WESTRROOK. nnd a groat
ens' Prices Evei.ing, 15c, 23c, 33c, M)o.
Ma i ec. 15c , "3c
v. i mi....
Three days, eommenclrig Thursday, Nov.
1G. Mntlners Frldnv and Saturdav.
MR. BARNEY GILI.IORE.
The Young Character Actor nnd Com
edian In tho Great Comedy Drama.
"XIDNArPED IN HEW YORK."
Note: Tho play Is bned on tho abduc
tion of Habv Morion Clnrk.
Prices Evening, 13c, S3c, 2oC, Wc
Mutluce, 15c, 1:5c.
It. Smith's mntt'erplcce,
The Serenade"
The cast Includes Henry Clny Rnrnabee,
W. II MncDonuId, Gecrge Frothlngham,
Helen Ilertrnm. Marcla Van Dresser, Jo
sephlno Huitlett end many other well
kimwn nrtlBts,
Prlces-U.50, (1.00, "Gc, COc, 23c
if y '-hS
CASTOR! A
For Infanta and Children.
The Kind Ycu Have Always Bough
Bears tho
Slguaturiiof Wuz&
n
wt
Matinees
Daily.
Monday, Tuesday nnd Wednesday,
Novembor 13, 14, 15.
ThjUtlfeMajiBisBlsEurlisqiiCo
20 Itainlfome Vomen-jo People
Thursday. Frldty and Saturday,
November 10, 17 and 18.
VICTOFilA UIQ BURLESQUERS
43-PEOPLE-4Q.
AUDITOTJH ST. LUXI'S PARISH HOUSE,
Friday Evening, Nov. 17,
Fred. Emerson Brooks
The California poet and humorist, en
dnred by President McKlnlej. Chnuncey
Deot-w. Ceneral Miles. John Sherman and
others. Admission 73 cents. Reserved
seits without ixtra charge at Powell
Wortnehday morning.
Pnlnnre of Course Dec. IS. Willis E.
Dudley; Jan. IS, Dr J. Tracy Edsou.
Rob. 17 Hovt L. Tonnry. Season tickets
for nil four entertainments J2 00 eneh
ALL proflt'i for benefit of St Luke'H
Pummer Home for Poor Women and
Children.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF HEW JSRSEY
3PZCIAI. EXCUnSION TICKCT3
WILL Dt SOLO TO
PHILADELPHIA
INCLUDING! ADMISSIO'J TO THE
HATIONU EXPORT EXPOSITION
ON NOVCMBIM 10, 22.
Tickets good to go on date of sale nnd
to return within ten days. Including data
of hale. Prom Scranton V, "2 for tho
1 mind trip which Includes admission to
the cxp sltb'n
PARK PLACE.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OP NEW JZRSEY
SPECIAL EXCURSION PARES TO
PHILADELPHIA
POR PENNSYLVANIA DAY AT THE NAT"
IONAL EXPORT EXPOSITION ON
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 10, WOO.
Tickets will bn sold Scranton to Phila
delphia, Including odmflon to the Ex
position for all trains on Nov. 15. good,
to return on Nov. 16 or 17. at $3.78 each.
Children, 6 to 12 years, half price.
The Dlt'kson MiumractiirlnsCo.
hcraut-m a'td WtlUsvlUrr. 1',
Mnuurua urdM of
Jenfie flrlflln of Ruffnlo, N. Y., Is
spending a few das with friends In I
Park Place. .
John Herrnn of Court btrcrt, who hai 1 LOCOMOTIVES, STATIONARY ENGINES
J At Ills home, . Qeneral Office, Scranton, Pa.