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THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1899.
KiUi Hi ' H'SWUI. MB ' i iNM'lJiLli!iTZP
EVENTS OF DAY IN
WEST SCRANTON
EISTEDDFOD IN BELLEVUE ON
CHRISTMAS DAY.
Will Bo Hold In tho Welsh Calvlnls
tlc Methodist Church Complete
Programme of Events Salvation
Army Will Serve a Christmas Din
ner to the 3?oor Sunday School
Christmas Exerclsos Schools Will
Slose Tomorrow Evans-Drown
Nuptials Smaller News Notes,
The annual eisteddfod at the Delta
vue Welsh Calvlnlstlo Methodist
church will be held on Christmas day
and already great Interest is mani
fested In the event. A largo number
of competitors have already entered
and some excellent work Is antici
pated. The complete programme
the eisteddfod Is as follows:
CHORAL COMPETITIONS.
Competition, "Gcoa Mgnt lieluvcd," for
choirs of mixed volccn, nut under 25 nor
over 35 In number, I'rlza 25, uiid u uhair
to the successful lojder.
Children's chorus, ''HatlHllud," Oospol
Hymns, Kos. 5 and (I, eluht adults allowed
to sing tenor unit buss, l'rlzn jii).
Quartette, "Hln No aiuie," Uospul
Hymns Nos. 6 and 6. I'rlzo U.
Duet, "In the Starlight," l'rlne J3,
Sopruno solo, Tho Bl.tcKolril," eonga
of Wales. I'rlzo $3.
Alto solo, "Never Again." Prize $J,
Tmcr solo, "Only Olio More." Prize U.
ISbss solo, "Ivy Clad Ituln," l'rlzn $2.
Solo, "Not Far from ihv Kingdom," lor
girls under 15 years of age, Gospel Ilyinn
Nos. 5 and 6. First prlza (1, second piio
CO cents.
Solo, "Oh. I Love to Talk with Jesus,"
for boys under IE years of age, Gospel
Hymns Nos. 5 and 6. First prize Jl, sec
ond prize SO cents.
Solo, "Intercession," for men over 50
years of age, Welsh SI. C. tlmo book.
Prize Jl.
Solo, "Brynlan Lasla," for women over
40 years of age. Prize Jl.
Ear exercise, for the best composition
of a piece of music played on a piano.
Prize tl.
POETRY AND PROSE.
Poem, "Christinas, 1S99," not over sixty
lines, suitable for recitation. Prize, n
handsome chair.
Englyn, "V Gaffer." Prize Jl.
EiiKlyn, "Y Sercn Oglcddal." Prize Jl.
liest four lines of poetry, subject to be
Elvcn at eisteddfod. Prlre Jl.
Essay, "The Moon," not over four
pages of note paper. Prize $1!.
Best translation from Ergllsh tn Welsh
of two stanzas of poetry from French
work. Prize Jl.
RECITATIONS.
For adults, "Y Dymhestl yn yr Haf,"
Ollwyn Brace. Prize J3.
For adults. "Why Should the Spirit of
Mortal Be Proud," from Standard Reel
tatlons No. 1. Prize J3.
For girls urder 13 years of age, "Guilty
or Not Guilty," frrm Standard Hccita-
Uwanta
Good cough remedy, take Du
fours French Tnr. For Sale at
GEORGE W. JENKINS'.
id S. Main Avenm
Bargain Chapter
for
Hurried Readers.
Christmas Is Near
You're
We Won't
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fan Every Description of
., Holiday Goods.
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Globe Warehouse
Wisdom of Health
la the wisest of all wisdom. Tho
quickest way to make weak stomachs
strong, to make sickly pcoplo well, Is
to use Jlostettcr's Stomach TJIttors. It
is the best medicine In tho world for
Indigestion, dyspepsia, also liver or
weak kidneys. It cures nil stomach
ills. It makes nnd keeps people well.
A Privnii R vum Mamp should
cover the neck of tho bottle.
Beware HOSTETTER'S
of STOMACH
imitations BITTERS.
tlons No. 2. First prlzo Jl, second prlzo
10 rents.
For boys under 15 jcars of I'go, "This
World Is What Wo Malta It," from
Standard Recitations No. 6. First prize
Jl, second prize 50 cents.
FREE CHRISTMAS DINNER.
The great dinner to be given by the
Salvation army to the poor through
out the country on Monday next,
Christmas day, will probably be the
largest of Its kind ever spread by any
organization in the history of tho
world. Over 100,000 will be given a
dinner absolutely free. Tho largest
will be In New York, where 20,000 will
be piepared for in Madison Square
Garden. The local corps are making
preparations for some 500 of the poor
of Scranton.
Dinner will be served at 2 p. m.
Tickets for the dinner can bo had from
any Salvationist or at the officers'
quarters on Price street absolutely free
to the poor. Will tho friends of the
poor who Intend to help this worthy
object kindly do so at once, us time Is
getting short, by sending donations of
money, provisions or clothing of any
kind to Adjutant Yates, 1003 Price
street, or to George Cnpwell, 222 Fit
more avenue, where they will be
thankfully received.
IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The public schools will close tomor
row for the Christmas holidays and
will not be opened again until after
New Year's day. The teachers have
been kept busy during the week, espe
cially In tho primary departments,
telling the little ones about Santa,
Claus and his mythical escapades and
teaching the older pupils to rtspyo:
the younger ones' thoughts along that
line.
Special exercises will be held In many
of the rooms today and tomorrow on J
at the No. ID kindergarten thi teach
ers have arranged for the moho": of
the pupils to visit tomorrow morning j
at 10 o'clock. This departmant has
already become an Important factor :n
school work and Is the stepping stone
to the primary department.
The principals of the grammar A
grades have also been kept b t3y dur
ing the week going over the ? muni
tion papers.
CHRISTMAS EXERCISES.
The primary department of the Simp
son Methodist Episcopal church Sun
day school wilt hold their Christmas
exercises In the church Saturday after
noon at i o'clock.
The Sunday school of the Hampton
Street Methodist Episcopal church are
arranging lor their Christmas exer
cises at the church next Monday even
ing. The choir will render special mu
sic. The Continental Mission school will
Busy.
Detain You.
This Week Till 9.30.
have a Christmas tree entertainment
in the school Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sampson will
have charge of the Christmas exercises
at the Sumner Avenue Presbyterian
church.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
St. Patrick's church fair will ba
opened this evening In the basement
of the church.
L. B. Baddour, of Mount Lebanon,
Syria, spoke last evening at the prayer
meeting held In tho First Welsh Bap
tist church.
St. Leo's battalion will hold a special
meeting this evening in their rooms on
North Main avenue.
The funeral of the late Mrs. William
Pethtldk wilt bo held tomorrow after
noon from the family residence on
North Everett avenue. Interment will
be mado In Washburn street cemetery.
The pupils of No. 11 school will give
an entertainment In Mears' halt this
evening. The proceeds will be used In
paying for tho piano used In the school.
Robert Morris lodge of Ivorltes will
meet this evening nnd elect ofllcers
for the ensuing term.
St. Paul's Pioneer corps will hold a
temperance rally In St. David's hall
next Sunday evening.
The annual ball of tho Keyser Vat
ley Hose compnny will be held In St.
David's hall on Monday evening.
A Inrge crowd attended St. John's
church fair last evening. An Interest
ing programme was rendered. Prof.
George Seaso rendered piano selec
tions. Joseph Ansley, Jr., of North Main
avenue, has returned from Alamogor
do. New Mexico.
George Davis, of Carbondale, Is vis
iting relatives on North Rebecca ave
nue. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Smith, of Ber
wick, who have been visiting at tho
home of Jabez Smith, on South Main
avenue, returned home y.terday.
Mrs. Arthur Clark, of WIlltts-BiTe,
Is the gtit of Mips Pauline Haver
meyer, of North Main avenue.
A regular meeting of the "West Side
Republican club will beheld this even
ing, when the nomination of ofllcers
will be the loading feature.
Thomas B. Evans, of 3,"i5 North Hyde
Park avenue, and Miss Margaret M.
Brown, of 609 South Main avenue,
were quietly married at the parsonage
of the Tabernacle Congr."atlonal
church yesterday by Rev. D. P. Jones.
Miss Annie Davis, of South Everett
avenue, Is visiting friends In Wilkes
Barre. The sale of seats for "The Muske
teers" opens tomorrow morning. ThN
la tho largest dramatic organization
cntour.
DUNMORE DOINGS.
Pictures of Past Grands of Local
Lodge of Odd Fellows Prepared.
Birthday Party Other Notes.
The Independent Order of Odd Fol
lows of this borough have Just had
completed four large panels which will
contain the pictures of the past grands
of that organization since Us first In
stallation. The panels will be framed
and hung in tho lodg" rooms of the
order.
Following Is the list of past grands
whose likenesses will adorn the panels:
William Harpir. M'llllani Howell, John
Harper, Henry Webber, sr Levi "War
rlngton, Marcus Plagaman, T. P.
Letchworth, John Krn.cn.-r, Henry Tay
lor, Warren Coon, Thomas Wtddow
fleld. John Ganzaler, Benjamin Jen
kins, Asa Finch. J. O. Masters. Daniel
Powell, Christopher Yickers, Coo
Finch. Charles Ohamkeilaln. John V.
Marshall, J.W, Jackson. M. B. ''choon
over, John W. Kldrldgc, fiporce Hat
Per, J. W. Easterllne, Tiber Brr.nning,
Fred Berry, Charles B'ao'ns, JamiM
Ellis, C. P. Savnsr Peter Slegle, Jo.
seph Hale, B. R. Crank. Thomas Allen.
J. W. Harper, L. R. Fowler, Richard
Harvey, Henry Webber, Jr., Byron
Brady, J. E. Dainty, John Watrous,
Arthur Spencer, E. Setter. Henry Kl
zer, Edward Anguln, A. W. Van Hou
ton, James Vlekers, Selden Brady, O.
F. Correll, F. Wlllnnr. Fred Nieker
son, Richard Webber, Frank Spencer.
J. Wardell. T. It. Klllam and J. G.
Bone.
A BIRTHDAY PARTY.
A birthday party was glvpn MIS3
Coreen Brink by her paients lart even
ing, who invited a number of tho
friends of their daughter to rpend the
evening in pleasures of various kinds.
Later refreshments were served and
alt retired well pleased with the en
joyment afforded durlr.g the evening's
entertaining of their hostess.
LITTLE TUTS OF NEWS.
Th Willing Workers of St. Mark's
Episcopal church will hold an enter
tainment this evening in tho rooms of
the church. An excellent programm
has been prepared. Pining the even
ing a free will offering will bo taken
up.
Tho members of St. Mary's council,
Young Men's Institute, vlll hold n
special meeting this evening. An elec
tion of ofbeers for tho ensuing year
will take place.
L. W. Dillon was sentenred by Bur
gess Powell to spend thirty days In
tho county Jalt upon his appearance
before the burgess yesterday. The
charge was habitual drunkenness.
Three candidates for teachers' cer
tificates for night school work wpivj
examined In the central building laat
evening.
The Ladles' Temperance society held
a meeting In Temperance hall last
evening.
Miss Bessie Harris, of Chicago, who
has been spending poveral weeks with
friends in town, returned home yes
terday. Try Crain-O !
Try Grain-O !
Ask your Grocer to-day to show
you a package of GH.UN.O, tho non
food drluk that takes tho placo of
co (Too.
Tho children may drink it without
Injury as well ua tho udult. All who
try it, like it. GUA1K-0 has that
rich seal brown of Mochu or Java,
but it is made from pure grains, and
tho most delicate stomach receives it
without distress. tho prico of coffee.
IS cents and 25 cents per package.
Sold by allgrocrri.
Tastoo llko CofToo
Looks like CofToo
Intltt that your croccrElreifouORAIN-O
Accrpv nu imivauuu.
HAPPENINGS OF
NORTH SCRANTON
MICHAEL EINN HELD IN 8800
BAIL BY ALDERMAN MYERS.
Is. Charged with Attempting to Shoot
Two Employes of the Providence
Water Company Jehu Dog Caso
Heard Before the Same Magistrate
and Judgment Awarded Plaintiff.
Funeral of Mrs. Bridget O'Donnell.
Othor Interesting News Notes and
Personal Mention.
Michael Finn, the owner of farm
lands In South Ablngton, adjoining
the "Mud Pond," or Summit Lake
supply reservoir of the Providence Oas
and Water company, was before Alder
man JUors yesterday afternoon,
charged with felonious shooting with
Intent to kill. He was arrested by
Constable Davis upon r. warrant sworn
out by John H. Miller, nn employe of
tho Wntor company, who with anoth
er workman was engaged clearing
awnv debris from the htul of the res-
1 crvolr.
The shooting was done on Tues
day morning, and Finn claimed
the men were trespassing upon his
land. The witnesses In the caso wore.
John Miller, Cyrus Newman and Ed
ward Reed, all of whom testified that
Finn had shot nt Miller and Newman
four times, three of th- : hots being
fired after the men hid started awav
from the place viher.j they wero at
work and were runnliu to get away
from tho man with the gun. Finn
made no defense and he was lipid In
SSOO ball to answer tho charge at
court. William Cuslek. of West Mar
ket street, qualified n.3 his bondsman.
Senator Vaughan was present in Mr
Finn's behalf.
THE JEHU DOG CASE.
Tho case of Thomas Richards
against Thomas Jehu, the Wayne ave
nue grocer, charging trespass, nnd
growing out of the biting of tho for
mer's little daughter, Ethel, by a largo
dog belonging to the latter, was up
before Alderman Myers yesterday af
ternoon. Testimony In the case was
given by Mr. Richards, Dr. Bower,
Edith Morgan, Officer Palmer, Dr.
Dunne, Mr. Jehu and Jcyse Morris.
Dr. Bower, who attended the child,
testified to the Injury sustained, and
Edith Morgan gave evidence to th"
matter of the dog jumping upon -ind
biting the Richards girl, with whom
she was on the way to school.
Dr. Dunne appeared In behalf of the
defendant and testified to examining
the child during the day.and that while
the wound may have been caused bv
other means, It could nlso have been
the result of a dog's bite. Tho pur
pose of hli evidence was to show that
some other means hnd been employed
to caus? the wound. Mr. Jehu claim
ed his dog only had two teeth, but
finally admitted the,dog had bitten
the little girl. Judgment was ren
dered against him for J4 and eosts,
and he has live duys in which to sot
tlis the matter.
TOLD IN A FEW LINES.
The funeral of Mrs Bridget O'Don
nell will take place this morning at 9
o'clock from the homo of her son, P.
J. O'Donnell, of Green street. A high
mass of reo.ulcm will be celebrated at
Holy Rosary church, and interment
will be nt Dunmore.
The Memorial Baptlet church choir
gives Its cantata, "A Trio to Old
Chrlr," at the Auditorium tomorrow
evening. The attraction is sure to ba
attended by a crowded house, ns a
large number of tickets have been sold.
Thomas Sullivan, wtio Is a student
at the Philadelphia Dental college, is
home for fhe Christmas holidays,
widen he will ,pend at the home of
his parents on Wayne avenue.
Louis Rnekwell. a former resident
here, now of New York city, was In
town yesterday, calling on fiim'';.
The Father Whltty society nnnounco
their second annual country dince- to
take place on the evening of Jan. 10,
r.t the Auditorium. Thin societv takes
pleasure In making all Its affitrs flrt
class ones, nnd tl!-! riunt'ry dance will
be at the top of them all.
The arrival of a bity daughter at
the homo of Mr. and Mrs. James
Flynn, of Warren stret. Is causing re
joicing In that household, and bring
ing the co aliments of the season to
the happy father.
George Martin, of Church avenue,
who was at Carthage. Mo where h,
was engaged with his father In open
ing up zinc mines, returned home yes
terday to remain over the holidays.
Before his retivn wvot again he will
become a benedict.
I The Christmas cxerci'-es of the Sun
dav Fchool of tho Providence Prcsbv-
trrlan church will h held at tho
church on Monday next.
SOUTH SCRANTON.
The Century Hose company on Mon
dav received their hose wagon from
Gllhool's carriage shop, where It has
been for tho past few months, under
going a complete overhauling. It Is
now one of the finest hose wagons in
the city.
The committee of arrangements for
the New Year's watch-meeting of the
Fourteen Friends will meet nt Hotel
, Best on Saturday evening to complete
' arrangements.
Camp 430 drum corps arc completing
arrangements for their annual ball,
which will be held at Music hall on
New Year's afternoon nnd evening.
Michael Cavanaugh and Mrs. Mary
Cavanaugh, of Carbondale. are visiting
friends on Prospect avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis McDonough are
rejoicing over tho arrival of a son at
their home on Talm street.
County Commissioner John Demuth
returned home last evening from u two
days' visit in Philadelphia.
Pea Coal 51.25 a Ton Delivered
to South Side, central city and central
Hyde Park. Address orders to C. R.
Sharkey, 1914 Cedar ave. 'Phono CC33.
GREEN RIDGE.
Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Potter, of Mon
sey nvenuo. aro visiting friends at
Wallsvllle, Pa.
Miss Carolyno Dorsey wilt have on
exhibition nnd for sale some fine Ja
panese embroideries and curios Friday
and Saturday at 821 Delaware street.
The unnual congregational meeting
and rental of pews will be held Mon
day evening, Jan. 8, In the Green Ridge
Presbyterian church.
Will Blake, of Archbald. called on
I Green Ridge friends last evening.
Jonas
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While selling in every department is fast and furious,
stocks are a-plenty. Not a dollar's worth must be left when
the curtain rings down late Saturday night. So choose at
Big Reductions on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Jonas
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OBITUARY
Loretta Estella, the 1-year and 2 month
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jaci.b
Mantz died yesterday morning ui the
family home, 531 Muplo street, after a
brief Illness. Tho child hud been 111 but
a lew days with diphtheria. The funeral
will ttiko lnce tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock. Funeral cervices will be con
ducted at tho hotsc by Rev. William
Nordt. pastor of the Hickory Street Pres
byterian chinch, and interment will lol
low In the Pittston avenue cemetery.
Mrs. James Rogers passed away on
Tuesday evening at her home, corner
Prospeet avenue and Fig street, after a
brief Illness. Doccurrd is suivlvcd by
her husband and or.e child. The arrange,
ments for tho funeral will bo completed
today, relatives from Brooklyn, N. Y.,
and Washington being expected to arrive.
Mrs. 'William Parker, aged 22 years,
died yesterday at her home. 2r Parker
treet. Deceased is survived ly her bus
hard. TIt- funeral will be conducted from
the house nt 2 o'clock tomorrow after
noon. Interment will bi made in the
Washburn street cemetery.
AMUSEMENTS.
f YCRUA1 THRATRE
- ttunmiNnr-R a uen Lsse.
II. R. I.ONO, Atonaiser.
Christmas Matinee and Nlclit. "One for
All and All for One." The Realiza
tion of Romance.
MR. JAMES O'NEILL.
In Ivlebler & Co.'s stupendously stun
ning spertnrular end scenic production of
Fydr.ey Grundy's version of Alexander
Dumas' story,
The "Musketeers"
As played for one year In London and
New York by Reerbohm Tr.e and James
O'Neill. Ten tale-telltng tableaux throb
bing with thrilling adventures. An army
on stage. Tons upon tons of scenery.
Largest dramatic organization en tour.
Pi lees Evening. $1 W, $1, 73, 50, 23c.
Matlrec, $1, 73, 50, 23c.
ACADEHY OF HUSIC,
HUOUNDnR & PEIS. Lessees.
II. R. LONO, Mcnas-T.
One "Week and Dally Matinees Com
mencing MONDAY. DECEMBER 25.
Holiday Attraction.
THE ELROY STOCK COMPANY
rrcFcnting
XRIASIMTW FRIENDS
XMAS NIGHT,
LAND PF TUP IPIPNPT SUN
Admissions 10, 20 nnd HO cents. Seats
now on sale at Academy box otilce.
Matinees
Daily.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
December 21, 22 and 23.
FEHIH FOLLY BIG BU3LE3QUI CO.
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Dyspepsia,
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Complaint.
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Sold by all druggists
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Sold by McGarrah & Thomas, Dru,,'
gl3ts 20J Lackawanna ave., Scranton, Pa
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