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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1899.
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EVENTS OP DAY IN
WEST SCRANTON
EXCELLENT CONCERT BY THE
TILL FAMILY ROCK BAND.
Given In the Plymouth Congrega
tional Church Last Evening En
tertainment and Japanese Social
at Hampton Street Church Fu
nornli of Geoigo Warnei and J.
C. Moyer Fhat Baptist Church Is
Being Misrepresented An Aged
Man Knocked Down by n Wagon.
The famous Hoc!: Hand Conceit com
pany nave an ecellont entertainment
In the Plymouth Congregational church
lost evening before u laige and well
pleased audience Tile nrtlsts were:
William Tell, organist, director and
originator of the Hock band1 Miss
Mildred Till, contralto, und Miss lis
thcr Till, humorous and dramatic read
er. Their Instruments are rocks tit
sklddnvv granite, which wore obtained
in the mountains of Fngland: swing'
lug Inrps and musical glasses.
The programme was vnrlcd and In
teresting and contained revcral high
class selections The Unci: band, which
l" composed of the ladles and Mr. Till,
played "Qui Vlvl," "Scotch Airs" with
variations, "German Patrol," "El Cap
Itan," and other marches' nnd the na
tional nlis The recitations nnd solos
by the Misses Till were selected. The
"vCt'tmlnstT Chimes" nnd "Tviolcso
Airs" were rendered on the swinging
harps Altogether the event was ono
of the best conceits ccr given In West
Seranton.
SUNDAY SCHOOL, CLASS SOCIAL.
A good Fl?ed audience attended the
entPitainment In the Hampton Street
Methodlu Episcopal church last even
ing, which was given urder the aus
pices of the membeis of Class No 11,
of the SunUav school Hev. Jnms
Eenninger was chili man of the even
ing. Mrs Stone plaj t d a pleasing
piano holo nnd Miss Clara Sanders
sang a olo In fine voice, lteeltatlons
were given by Ileba Williams, Con.
Young, Eesslo Plehl, 13c sale P.Ichards,
Maud Wetherhog and Olive Crown.
Geoige King played a cornet solo
nnd Mrs Eans nnd Mrs Reese sang a
duet An Interesting feature -was the
j.olng of everal little girls who have
made quite a reputation In that line.
Misses Elizabeth Ilelser and Edna
Sae sang a duet, Edwnid James ten
dered a tenor solo, and the class sang
a song. A Japanese tea was held af
ter the entertainment, at which lco
cream and cake were also served.
VISITED THE HOSPITAL.
The olllcers of the trine and acci
dental funds of the P:ie, Aichbald,
Continental, Hampton -ind Hyde Paik
mines of the Delaware, Lackawanna
nnd Western companj, visited the
Uwanta
Good cough remedy, take Dip
.oin s French Tar. For Sale at
GLORGD W. JENKINS'.
ioi S. Main Avenue
The First Eariy Winter Dis
play of Seasonable
ORE
Genuine Price Cuts SSsriS
savings, no matter where discretion or fancy may lead you
in the Dress Goods stock.
A FEW FACTS BY WHY OF ILLUSTRATION.
The rest may be learned at the store.
All
Of our half-dollar Silk and Wool
Mixture- (If vou'vo visited the de
partment this season jou'd kr.o'v
them bv trade mark). Your choice
at
37J4C
And
You nny take youi choice of the
best grade Silk and 'Wool Mixtures
that sold foi 7fc, at
59c
Choice
Of our magnificent $1.00 Mixtures
In exclusive effects, while the sale
continues at
69c
But
Pot haps tho moot attractive fea,-
r- turwfrit. thl" silo Is the stipetb line
ZiJJ Heavy Granflo Suitings tho4
.' J&M f.f 85c n-vard. They're niark-
ed down to
69c
Yes
There's another good thing in these
15-inch Whipcords. The shade list;
Js, complete und tho goods aro hon
estly worth $1.00. The sale price,
79c
Maybe
.) The 79c. Whipcords are heavier
, than jou care for. Well, look at
, this Une; just as complete. Pure
wool und a regular S5c cloth sale.
Price.
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69c
GIobe Warehouse
Moses Taylor hospital .vesterday after
noon In company with Superintendent
Thomas J, Williams, and were shown
through the institution. The purpose
was to acquaint the men with the su
perior advantages for treatment of
employes who may suffer Injury In
llio mines. The officers In turn will
Impart the knowledge to the men cm
ployed In the mines.
The party was composed of the fol
lowing from the different mines:
Pine President, Joseph Marsh; secre
tary, Prank Dunstone; treasurer, John
Coombo
Archbuld President, William Anthony;
treasurer, Daniel Olivary; secretary's
proxy, '1 homns Wllry.
Continental -President, M. Lavellc; sec
retary, Thomas Parry.
Hampton PresMcnt, Henry C. Mor
gun; secretary, '1 unman J. Williams.
lljdo Park President, James Morgan;
trensurer, John Ord.
The men were well pleased with their
visit and nre high In their praise of
tho hospital.
FUNERALS YESTERDAY.
Rev. John P. Moffat. D. D., pastor
of the Washout n Street Presbyterian
church, officiated at tho funeral of the
late George Warner yesterday morn
ing Tho bearers were Da!d Rich
ards II. W Rlvenbcrg, Uoratlo Keller
and W. Hnydn Evans The remains
wore Interred in the Forest Hill cemei
tei y
The funeral services of the late J. C.
Mayor were held at the Jackson Street
Raptlst church yesterday afternoon at
2 o'clock. Rev. Thomas do Gruchy, D.
D, and Rev. Jnmes Hughes were the
clergvmen In attendance. Roaring
Brook lodge. No. 401, Knights of Pyth
ias, of which deceased was a member,
weie also present. Burial was mads
In Torest Hill.
CHURCH MISREPRESENTED.
Rev. S. r. Mathews, pastor of ths
First Baptist church, desires Tho Trib
une to annonunce that ho Is In no
way responsible for tho publication of
a paper pertaining to Christmas ex
ercises, for which a solicitor has se
emed n number of advertisements In
the city.
It has been learned that the, Individ
ual reptesented to advet Users that the
public itlon wn for the benefit of the
new church, but the only remission
granted by Mr. Mathews was to have
the papers circulated in the church,
provided they were properly edited.
AN INITIAL SUPPER.
The ladles of the Flist Baptist
church, whose names begin with the
letters C, D, E, F and G, will servo
another of their popular initial suppers
tomorrow pvenlng, at the home of Mis.
Robert Pecklns, 112 North Lincoln
avenue.
Tho tables will be set from G to 9
o'clock ind the bill of faro will bo of
tho usual high order and will be seived
U the regular price. The public Is
cordlallv Inv ltcd. The proceeds will
be devoted to the building fund.
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
The funeral of tho late Isaac Rich
aids will be held tomoriow afternoon
at 3 o'clock at tho house, 332 North
Lincoln avenue. Bjrlal will be mado
In Washburn street cemetery.
A clnm chowder supper will bo serv
ed at the home of Mrs. W. L. Grass, on
North Hyde Park avenue, this even
ing. The Christian Endeavor society of
the Plymouth Congregational church
w III inc et this evening.
The funeral of John Gray will occur
Plaids
Rleh Pure Silk nnd Wool Goods,
10 inches wide They were cheap
at "c Best eftccts for line waist 1,
childien's Mjllsh diestes, etc. New
ptice
69c
These
Are rough weather favorites. All
Wool Cheviots, n; inches wide.
Best effects In browns, blues, greys,
otc. That fuinous !5o line at
69c
Nine
Pieces extra high tlnNh Muscovlt
tho Sultrngs 4 inches v !do and
pure wool. Similes little btoken,
but all goods wero V,v. To close,
49c
Our
5De line of -lO-lnch All AVool Whip
eoi d, had no erunl In this city.
Choice during this sale for
49c
Here's
A dressy weave. Heavy Satin Pplka
Dots, aimuro efects and very high
finish. Not a good shade missing.
16 inches wide. A splendid $1.0)
value at
85c
Storm
Serges. BO-inoh wide, and Strictly
Pure Wool. Navv and black only.
A maivdoiiB valuo at
49c
Scores
of other Bargains just ns nttrao
tivo ns tho foiegoing. This salo
lasts for 10 days only.
OOD
THE Ills of women overshadow their wholo lives.
Some women arc constantly getting medical treat
ment and are never well. ' ' A woman best understands
women's ills," and tho women who consult Mrs. Pinkham find
in her counsel practical assistance.
Mrs. Pinkham's address is Lynn,
Mass.
Mrs. Madel Good, Correctionville,
la., tells how Mrs. Pinkham saved
her life. She says:
" I cannot thank you enough for
what your medicine has done for mo,
I can recommend it as one of the best
medicines on earth for all women's
Ills. I sufferod for two years with female weakness and at
last became bedfast. Three of our best doctors did me no
good so I concluded to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegctablo
Compound. After taking a few bottles of your medicine, I was
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evening and recommended Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, saying that she knew that it would cure me. I then
sent for your medicine and after taking five bottles of it, I was
entirely cured. I cannot praiso it enough."
this afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. Mem
bers of Washington commandery, No.
232, Knights of Malta, will attend.
Tile young ladles of the Washburn
Street Presbyterian church organized
a literal y society last evening.
The members of the Jackson Street
Baptist church nre meeting with suc
cess In raising money to buy off their
mortgage.
A laigo delegation of West Seranton
people nttended Ballot's band concert
in the Ljoeum last evening.
Miss Annie Argust, of Washburn
street. Is slowly recovering from a se
vere attack of acute indigestion.
SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Seven Polish Lads Arrested Yester
day Oriental Tea Party a Suc
cessOther News Notes.
Anthony Swlrkowskl ycsteiday swore
out a wan ant lor the arrefet of An
thony and Stanislaus Wllezjnsky,
Wladlslaw Ceraikow.sky, Joseph Slan
dowskl, Johnnv Swetata and Martin
Karplnskl, bos between the ages of
11 and 14 ears, charging them with
entering his premises by force, break
ing fence and gate, using vile language
and making threats.
The defendants were arrested and ar- 1
ralgn"d bffote Alderman Lentcs last
evening for a hearing. They all cried
plteously and promised to do better
in thf future. After giving them a se
vere reprimand the alderman discharg
ed them.
SHORT PABAGRAPHS.
A erv unique aOalr was held last
evening at St John's church hall, when
tho ladles of the Blessed Virgin Sodal
ity conducted an Oriental tea party.
The interior nf the hall was decorated
In Oilentnl fashion nnd tho ladles who
served the tea wero robed in Oriental
costumes. The attendinco was very
large During the evening the follow- 1
Ing very interesting programme was
lendered Overtuie C'uslck's otches
ti.i solo, Sidney Tluglus; selection,
string Instruments, Mamie, Thorn is
and Edwnid Buiko nddress,, Hev. J.
J. McCabe- piano solo,MIs Kate Rear
don, selection string It.struments, tho
Hoffmans recitation. "A Little Sur-
prise." Thoivis Handling The pio.
gramma will be contirucd this even
ing and a name quilt, valued at $3, will
be chanced off.
A very pleasant entertainment wis
given nt the Young Woman's Christian
association rooms in Oe'iC avenue last
evening. The ladles wore rewarded for
theii untiring effotts by a very largo
gatheilng of members nnd their
f 1 lends A very Intetesllug piogrammu
bad been arranged and was well ren- 1
dered.
Mr and Mis George Tuchs and Miss
Doia Filch" of Cedar avenue, left yes
teidev for New Yoik city, where they ,
expect to spend a welt.
Fiank Nallln of New York city, Is
the guest of James Caveney, of Cherry
street.
Born To Mr. and Mir Fnnk Rlbel,
of Plttston avenue, a daughter.
Meadow Biook Washer.
Pea coal .sold to teams 75 cents a ton.
Corner of Cedar avenue and Gibbons
street.
GREEN RIDGE.
Rev. Dr. W O. Simpson, of the An
bury Methodist Eplscopil church, will
lecture In the Moosic Methodist Epis
copal church on Thursday evening on
"Life in the Highlands of Scotland."
Tho marriage of Miss Kate Crane and
Patrick McAndrow will take place In
St. Paul's church this afternoon at 3.30
o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Miller, of Dela
ware strpet, will leave today for Ster
ling, Wayne county.
Cards are out announcing the fact
that A. B. LIdstone, of Dickson ne
nue.wlll be a candidate for Belect coun
cil from the Thirteenth ward, subject
to the decision of the Republican
caucus.
The young ladles of class No. 12 of
the Asbury Methodist Episcopal Sun
day school, with tho assistance of
their teacher, Mrs. W. G Simpson,
will hold a musical social in th echurch
parlors next Friday evening. A silver
collection will be received and all are
Invited
GRfllN-0! GRAM!
Remember that name when ou want a
delicious, appetizing, nourishing tood
drink to take tho place nf coffee Sold
by nil grocers and liked by all who have
used It. Oraln-O U made of puro grain,
It ulds digestion and strengthens the
nerves it la not a stinulant but a
heulth builder nnd the children as well
ns the udults can drink It with great
benefit Ousts u limit ; ns much ns cof
fee, 15e. nnd ?5e. per package. Ask
jour grocer tor Oraln-O,
PRAGTiGAL
HELP FOR
able to do all my house
work. I know that your
medicine raised me from
a bed of sickness and
perhaps death, and am
very thankful for what it
has done for me. I hope-
that every suffering
woman may be per
suaded to try your medicine."
Get Mrs. Pinkham's advice
as soon ni you begin to bo
puzzled. The sick headaches
and dragging sensation como
from a curable cause. Write
for help as soon as they ap.
pear.
Mrs. Dole Stanley,
Campbellsburg, Ind.,
writes: " Dear Mrs.
Pinkham I was troubled
with sick headache and
was so weak and nervous,
I could hardly co. A
friend called upon me one
DUNMORE DOINGS.
No School Board Meeting Last Night.
High School Alumni to Ban
quetOthers News Notes.
Tho special meeting of the borough
school directors announced to take
place in the central building last even
ing was again postponed, there not
being a quorum of tho directors pres
ent. At half past eight Piesldent Webber,
Secictaiy Kollam and Director Cos
tello were at their desks and Tax Col
lector W. E. Corcll was also present
waiting for the boaid to continue the
consideration of the eNoneiatlon list
presented. Directors Miller, Spencer or
Peck not coming In In a teasonable
space of time, President Webber ad
journed the special meeting until the
regular meeting of the board on Tues
day evening, uec. 5. Tho deliberations
ovei the tax collectors list of exoner
ations have now been going on before
tho board for several meetings and It Is
hoped to straighten out the entire list
nt this meeting.
SHORT ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Dunmore lodge. No. 1022. Junior Or
der United Americans Mechanics, will
attend divine services In a body at the
Methodist Eplsocpal church Sunday
evening next. At 8 o'clock the addreM
to the jnembets by the pastor, Rev.
A. J. Van Cleft, will be dellveied.
The High School alumni will hold a
meeting In the central school building.
No. I, Thursday evening for the pur
pose of making anangements for u
banquet to be held soma time dui Ing
the Chilstmas holidays.
Tho pioposed lecture of the Rev.
James Hughes, recently returned fioni
South Afilea. in the Dudley Street
Baptist church, Thursday evening, will
be full of Intel est to manv, dealing, as
It does, with the Brltlsh-Boer wai.
THEIR AGREEMENT BROKEN.
The contract for the erection of a
two-stoiy frame school building on the
Thioop propei ty, awatded by the bor
ough school board to Conti actors Brink
& Evans, Is now literally broken, ns
the specifications call for tho comple
tion of the building teady for school
pui poses by Nov. 20 That date Is al
ready passed nnd the bu,MIng is far
from completion. It being doubtful if
it will bo finished by the twentieth of
next month.
The school board Is In possession of
letters from the contractors asking fot
an extension of time, but whether this
will bo granted Is extremely doubtful,
as several of the membeis nrp In favor
of re-letting the contract to another
firm
The contract was let to Brink &
Evnns in October, their bid being
$1,P but nt present they seem to
have an elephant on their hands, as
the sum of $3 a day is to be' paid for
eveiy day the structuio remains un
completed after Nov. 20.
PERSONALS.
Dayton Ellis, of Church street, has
returned to Sjr.icuso unlvciMty, where
he will lesume his studies preparing
for the ministry.
Miss Gllgallon, of Aichbald, is spend
ing several days In town ns the guest
of Miss Mary Moirlson, on Walnut
street.
Taxpayers of Dunmore Borough.
Tho rebate on taxes for 1S99 will close
November 26 1899. I will be in Borough
building', Dunmore, on November 22,
23, 21 and 25 for tho purpose of receiv
ing taxes.
W. E. Correll, Collector.
PARK PLACE.
John Davit and Miss Grace Saxton
were married at hlh noon jesterdiy
at tho homo of the bildo on Provi
dence road. Tho couple were unit
tended and only the Immediate friend
nnd relatives of both weio present at
tho ceremony. They left In the after
noon for Methlehem, where thfv will
spend their bonejmooii, returning1 to
reside in North Seranton.
OBITUARY
Mrs Rachel Trltchard pissed away at
1 o'clock jestcrdny morning nt her homo
in Olyphant after an Illness of four weeks
of pneumonia Mrs J'rltchnrd wus born
In Wales In 1S36 nnd camo to Ol) pliant In
1RC6, whero she has since resided Sho
wu3 a faithful member of tho Congiega
tlonal church A woman of many esti
mable traits of character and had a'lanto
circle of friends. Sho ib survived by
one daughter nil one son, Mrs. John M.
Mvnns and Alvln Prltchnui Tho funeral
will take place Thursday afternoon ficm
her late home on Laokawiuiu.i meet,
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MIND YOU, although these ptices border on the ridiculous, because of their lowness,
every item offered in the following extraordinary bargain list is GERSON'S, and
quite up to Gerson's well-known high standard in Millinery. In fact, although the
prices have practically been halved in order that our immense stock may be forced down to
what we call the safety limit, the exquisite creations in artistic headwear offered, are quite
equal to the best of the season, both as regards quality, designs and correct fashions. But
remember,
This Sale Lasts for One Week Only.
We cannot afford to gfve GERSON'S MILLINERY away all the time at figures like
these.
Trimmed Hats
in strictly exclusive styles, made from high class material, or to
your special order if you desire it. Not a Hat in the two hun
dred and fifty offered that is not honest value for double the
money. Here are the sale prices .
$2.98, $3.48, $3.98
The money asked would not begin to purchase the materials used in these beautiful
examples of Gerson's Millinery.
Untrimmed Hats.
Fine Felts, including goods that were bought to sell for three
times the money asked. They're all this season's productions,
and handy women of taste can make really smart winter head-1
gear for very little money. Three prices only:
25c, 39c, 48c
All the proper shapes and shades are represented :n this triple bargain offer which has
never been duplicated in this city.
Velvet Hats, l
All hand made and ready to trim according to your own fancy.
The shapes are what you care to select, the velvet is of strictly
reliable quality and absolutely fast in color. Ask what good vel
vet is worth a yard, then think of the prices as noted :
Ostrich Feathers, 75c 98c $K48
All colors and full rich plumes. We can safely say they are
woith double the money. Each
Bird's Wings, Aigrettes, 19c' 25c 48c 73c
Any color in the rainbow and many that don't appear there. An
other lot of Half Price Bargains at
Ornaments, Steel Buckles. 10c' 19c 25c 48c
The most popular and prettiest for Hat decoration of the season.
They were j$c and $1.00 each. Choice 25 Cents.
1 wwa m i in us it is m ism m He minni m in con am wiim M.
Gi
Olphnant Hev R S. Jones D D, will
otllciate Interment in Union cemetery
Mrs Joseph Knott, of the Brlsbln, died
vcstmlay after a short i.Inesb She Is
survlvtd by her husband and Ave chil
dren Deceabed was the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Meredith Morgans, of Company
street Tho funeral will tako place to
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock Rev. D.
D Hopkins, of tho Tlrst Welsh Raptlst
chuich, will officiate Inteiment will bo
mado In tho Washburn street cemetery.
Stella, the 2-vc-tr old child of Mr. and
Mrs. Grant Walters, of M North Rrom
ley avenue died esterday Diphtheria
was tho cause of death. Tho remains
will be privately Interred today In For
est Mill cetrctery.
UNCALLED-FOB LETTERS.
They Await tho Owners at tho
Seranton Postofflce.
List of lettots lemalnlng' uncalled
for at Seranton postofllce Nov. 22, 1VJ3.
Persons cabling for some will pleasq
say advertised and give date of list.
rJzia, II. Hippie, P M :
American Sick and Accident Society,
Anthraclto Hotel Co , 12 Anderson
John Haur, "special." Joe Blshing, Rosa
Uorth, Marco llairowman Dr C. K
Barker. II. Brown T II Baker, M. H
Bvles, attomtv , Ralph 1. Barber, Will
iam Blume &. Co , Jako Base, Herman
Beck, Mlshael Burke, J. D Rowe.
Charles Clark, J. J. Claik. Jumes Cor
coian James F. Dillon. Mrs L Davis, Pohn
DeVAitt, "special," Mib William Dan
iels, Mrs. Catherine Dougherty.
Benjamin Bmorj. Sirs Mvn B. Kdwards
Mis Kato rir.neBi.il, Master Prank, 51S
Jelferson avenue; Henry Pltzgerald, Mis
Kato lVbtenden '
P. B Gcai. J. V. Grey, Hezeklah Kiln;
Grant, M V Gllmnrtln, Harris Green
b.ium, Mls3 Rose 0111, Guesford & Shel
don Charles Millai J C II. Harwood, Geo
J. Hudson, B F. Harris, R. J. Horner
& Co
Mrs II S Jones
Mi. Albert Klnnel, nestle Hoffman, O
T Knceller, J M Kemp, M. D.; Tho
Kej stone M i. M Co
Mrs Matj'aret I.awience. I.uklns &
Montgomery, Jeromlf.li Lttticn
B B Mlllei. Mrs A Mock. Prank Mc
Nally Jane Meliugh, Miss O. T. Morley,
Mrs Slarla McCllntcck. lltighio Murphy,
i Thomas. Murphv. V J Morris
I Miss Knto Nash, "iipeclal," Martin
Ncalon
1 Silvester Phillips, Mrs. Mlna Phlnnev,
Mrs J. Petri. I
I. G. Rlckert. Mrs L Rose. Mrs. El
len ljuane. Mnile Lle Rowe, Mrs. Ellen
Rnfferty.
Mrs Grace Seeley, William Stlne Sam
uel Staples Jot-eph (' Smith. John Shear,
Gertrude Shotton, R D. Siivre, I) D S.
Sara M .Twining Henry Turner, II. A.
Taj lor. William Tr.i lis E Tobln
Pastor Universalis Stlttj
Genrgo fl Wilson, Mnttlo Wells. Ncttlo
Winters, Mrs M llon Mrs. J G.
Watsoh, Jefferson Wlelbert, Henry Will
iams. CUCUMBERS WERE THE CAUSE.
Cnrbondale Couple's Troubles Ilntl n
Small Beginning:.
Conflicting tastes got Mr. nnd Mis.
J. Sprat, of Mother Gooso momory, Into
I no end of scandal, Including poetry.
MILLINERY
-AT-
AMUSEMENTS.
ACADEHY OF HUSIC,
BUKUUNUER & RGIS, LcJiecs
It. K. LONO, AUnaesr.
Ono Solid Week, Commencing Monday,
Nov. 20. Dime Matinees dally com
mencing Tuesday.
BURRILL COMEDY COMPANY.
Supporting Laura Hulbert, in a reper
toire of standard scenic productions, in
cluding "Tho Ensign." "Infatuation," "A
Flag of Truce," "Saved from the Sea,"
"Down In Mississippi," "A Wife's Se
cret," "Rip Van Winkle," "Paradise- Re
gained." A carload of special scenerj
used Prices 10c 20c , 30e Ladles'
tickets Issued for Monday night
Ccn3?nafory Concerts.
St. Luke's Parish House,
TO-MORROW EVENING.
The Great Russian Pianist.
Tickets and Diagram at tin Cons:rvatory.
Same way In Carbondale, except thtt
It Is a vegetable Instead of a viand
that caused the split in tho local case
Mr and Mrs J. Thompson, accord
ing to th testimony adduced In divorce
proceedings before Judge Archbald. got
along well together until the summer
following their wedding dny, October 4
lSS7,vvhen tho wife unfortunately serevd
cucumbers for dinner. They were In
v inegar.
The husband legretted the fact that
they were not seived au naturale, as
ho was vciy fond of cucumbers nnd
could not eat them In vinegar The
wife was very much chagrined She
was (Irmly impressed with the belief
that her husband had said once ho
fnlily adored cucumbers In vinegar,
and sho Insisted that her memory
served her right. It was "No, dear,
you are wrong," nnd "But, dear, I know
bettci, you did," and so on until Anally
the husband, according to Mrs. Thomp
son's story, broke forth Into a fiery
show of temper. Instead of it being1 a
momentaiy outbreak, Mrs Thompson
claims, it was the true nature of the
man, and after once disclosing Itself,
kept contlnuosly exposed
So unbearable was his conduct at
times that she was compelled, she says,
to leave him, nnd, finally, In Mnrch
last, when sho quit his bed nnd board
for the fifth time, sho stayed quit and
Instituted proceedings for divorce
throuch Attorney Louis Gramer Tho
husband Is not opposing the petition.
HE WANTED THE BONDS.
Alcatraz Company Must First Com
ply with tho Rules.
A repiesontatlvoof tho Alcatraz Pav
ing company called in tho controller's
olllce yesterday and asked for nn Issu
ance of bonds ns payment for the paving-
of Hyde Park avenue.
Ho did not bring any estimate with
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413 Lackawanna Avenue
AMUSEMENTS.
I YCEUIVI THEATRE
- DURdUNDGR & RBIS. Loners
It. R. LONG, Manager.
Thursday, November 33,
You'll Get Your Money's Worth nnd All
That Is Good In .Vllnstrelsy. Tho
(July und Original
ei's Greatest isi
Every Act In "Hlack l'ncc." The World's
Loxllng Monologue VltlMt. Geo llmteher,
the Deuu ol MIiihUcIkj The ruinous lilt; 1,
l'resetitlu 1' utommio In Black Face.
Nlblonnit lilt 1, the SI iglng nnil Dancing
Duo The firamercy Quartet Pastimes of
the. 'treat Allen WeWhtinan, the World a
Greatest Plnv Modeler ana Pastel Painter.
Green und 111 tnsoti, In an I'lvto- Date Mu
sical Act 1INI M) Old llLSTUA.
PUICK's-Sl 00, 70e, 50c, 25c.
Saturday Afternoon jvt
and Evening llOV.uii?
The Show That lias Mado the
Universe Laugh.
THE RAYS'
HOWLINQ SUCCESS
A HOT.....
OLD TIME
New Soncjs! N'ew Dances! New Mils el
.j llouuof Puro aucl Wholesome 1 un.
rniors: Lvenlnj-Sl 00, 70c, 60c. 260
.Mutlnee-oOc, 'Joe.
Matinees
Daily,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
November 20, 21 and 22.
LflRKIN'S ORIENTAL COONS
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
November 23, 24 and 25.
Ric3 and Barton's Big Galsty Co
40-PEOPLE-40.
him from the city engineer, nor did he
evldenco any deslro to give any writ
ten authority to M10 controller author-
Izlng him to pay tho claims, amounting
1 to $1,041 15, against the company which
are on file In the controller's olllco. The
! company's representative leftmuch dls-
pleased.but tho bonds will not be issued
till he can comply with the above re
quirements. The total cost of the pave Is $10,072 98,
of which sum J1.3S5 91 is now In th?
city treasury. This is more than suf
ficient to pay all tho claims against th
company, which must bo done, In pur
suance of a concurrent resolution of
councils, beforo tho bonds can bo Is
sued. Liver complaints cured
mil's Pills,
by
Beech-