r s h i i inl-b ,cv.rv " "f w " V .. fa t t -, t f ir't - '..,. , jr -stf r J - C- "- r f-rtwT- -- f f FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1900. THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE- EVENTS OF DAY IN WEST SCRANTON DEMENTED MINER POUND ON MAIN AVENUE. lays HJb Name Is Patrick Dempscy, but Does Not Know Where His Homo Is Ladles' Aid Society Elect Officers Young Couple Married in Blnghamton Funeral of William Newman Union Prayer Services. To Attend an Installation at Bald Mount News Notes and Personals. A demented man who nave his name as Patrick Dpmpney was picked up on Mnln avenue Itist r-vcnlntr unci tuk en to the station liitce, whole lit' spent the nlnht. Tho man was iittltd In his working Unthes and hays lu Is cmplojp'l us a miner at the lllxur elope, operated in North S'-iauton hy the Delaware and Hudson company. When questioned ns to vheio ho 10 elded ho said that he did nou know. He had boarded with Mrs. Hubert Marshall, on Wood stieet, who, ho claims, moved to West Sctanton a few days nRo, and as he was not familiar with the streets lost his way. The man later abetted that lilt famllv resided In l'lne Itrook nnd wanted to Ro thei,n. After he w locked up he continued to talk In an incoherent manner and seemed utteily unconsrlou of his sunoundlnRS. An examination will be made Into his mental condition today. KLKCTION OP oFFicnns. The Ladles' Aid Midoty of the ftlnip Bon Methodist Kplbeopal church held v regular meeting last cvvnlni? and elected the following ollltois for the ensulnp je.u : l'lesldciit. Mis. Selh W. WtlKley; f rst vice-president, Mrs, j0 m r. ut dolph; second vlcu-preIden Mis. ,1. U. Saunders; secretary, Mis. 1 C. Hall; tre.usuiei. Mis. W. K. Cas:nT. Managcis, Mis. James IS. James, Mrs. 1). liowilek, Mis. Hiirlot Mot Mis. Moses Ace, Mrs. G'Oir Kleth. Chairman of devotional ex-rci30. Mis. J. F. Handolph. WK13K OF PRAYER The attendance at the union prayer services In the arious (.hutches dur ing the present week lias been very encouraging to tho pa&tois. and much good has resulted fiom their eftoiK Last evening Itev. J. H. Sweet sioko nt the Washburn Stieet Piesbyterlan church on the subject of "Families and Schools." This evening the .erlee will be held at the Simpson Methodist Epis copal church, when ltev, I H. Foster will speak on "Home and Fmclgn Mis flons." The subject foi pulpit coiHdeiatlon on S unci. us In the aiIous e lunches Uwanta Good cough remedy, take Du (ours French Tar. For Sale at GEOKGE W. JRNKINS'. ioi S. Main Ave-ius Last Call of the Season on High-Grade Blankets. These Blankets are every thread wool and made by the best manufacturers. They were never intended for the bargain counter, and the only reason for their get ting there lies in the fact that the lots are small, ranging from five to a dozen pairs ot each number quoted. High Glass White Wool Blankets, 12-4 size, were $13. 50 a pair now $10.00 12-4 size, were $12.00 a jmir now $7.50 12-4 size, were $S.50 a pair now $5.75 11-4 size, were $7.50 a pair now $5.00 11-4 size, were $5.00 a pair now $3.50 Pure Wool Colored Blankets. 11-4 size, were $6.00 a pair now $5.00 11-4 size, were $5.00 a pair now $3.25 11-4 size, were $1.00 a pair now $2.05 10-4 size, were $4.50 a pair now $3.50 These Blankets would cost more at the mills today than we are asking. They're in perfect condition, but lots are small. Silk Covered Eiderdown Comforts, and a few with finest imported silkoline coverings. $12.00 Comforts for $7.40 $8.50 Comforts for $5,0S $5.50 Comforts tor $3.08 Fancy Lap Robes that sold for $1.35. This Q$r Globe Warehouse VIN MARIANI Marlanl Wine World Famous Tonic. THE EVIDcNCu praxes Mint Hio mod leal prnrcHdlim as well as nil who hao iihciI Via Mailatil pronoutieu It till equalled, nlixoHitcly rtlluhlo and nafe. Can hei taken with peifnt umllilonee xvhtiicxcr a tonlci Ktntnllxo U nquliul. All iIiukrIhIJ. ltefino Substitutes. wilt bo "Chi 1st and the Members of the Chimb." Individual MARRIED IN UINOIIAMTON. Clxdo il'hllllps, of Mullein stieet, and Mls Kill" Jennings, of Pine lliook, were quietly ininlid In tllnghamton, N. Y., on Sattiulay last. The man Inge was the lcsult of an elopcliunt, and the nuws of the event has Just leaked out. The ciooin Is the son of Mr. and Mis. Thomas Phillips, and Is employed at the box taetoiy In South Seianton. His bilde Is a well-known young lady, and tho manlagu will be a sur mise to her many friends. .street cams delayed. The west bound cats on the street railway line wio delayed yesterday owing to tho slippery condition of the tails on the West Lackawanna avenue hill. Tiaflle was necessarily delayed and In consequence; the company were gieatlv inconvenienced In the tunning of cais. The dlineiilty was overcome us far as possible towatds nightfall. FIWEUALS YESTERDAY. The funeral of tho late William New man was hugely attended jestetday afternoon. The services weie con ducted by Uev. Hogeis 1st act, of St. Luke's Kplscnp.il church, and burial was made In the Washburn stieet cemeteiy. The. pall-beat eis and flowcr-beatcis weie selected fiom among the men bets of the Vtleklajeth' union and were as follows: lleo-ge Pfclffor, Mai tln Dlckhullor. K. T. Sniffer, Klljan Shlftei, Thomas Oammell, KdwaiJ, Softley and Pied Krelllck. Thtee childKii weie lulx.itelx burled cUetday fiom contagious diseases. Two In the Washburn stieet cemetery and one in the Cathedial cemetery. One wtis Milton J. D.nlcs, the three- ear-old son of Mr. and Mrs. D.ixlcl T. Dnxlcs, of Fellows and Ninth stieet, one the infant child of Mi. and Mrs. John Thomas, of Sloan stieet, nnd the other tho lle-eat-old son of Ambrose Olbney, of Noith Keictt ncnue. GENERAL NEWS NOTKS. Kdwaid Mlllett, of Hampton street, w.is htiuek on the head with a stone while walking along Luzerne stieet, near Tomtit, Wednesday eenlng, and quite badly lltjuied. Miss Maine Stai.ton, of Tenth stieet, entct tallied a patty of ft lends at her homo on Wednesday evening. Kvangellst P. J. Kane will begin a relies of ietal meetings at the Simpson Methodist Kplscopal church next Monday eenlng. St. Htendan's Council, Y'oung Men's Institute, will hold a llteiaty meeting this eenlng In their rooms. The tire nlaim at noon esterday was caused liv the dlscoety of a blaze In a frame building next to No. 29 school, 13elleue. The damage was slight. Willie Gieame, the foul teen-year-old son of Edward Grcame, of North Re becca avenue, has disappeared from home again, and Is causing his parents no end of trouble. Tho remulns of John W. O'Hoyle, which were brought here from New York yesterday to tho parents' home on North Kverctt nxenue, were lu te ned In the Cathedral cemetery yes terday aftienoon. Mr. and Mrs. William (Unley, of Mm oln Heights, xxetu tetideicd a fare well leeeptlon Wednesday evening, pilor to. their departure for Huffalo, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. L. 1). Hlglow loft last night for West Point, Nebiaska, whute their child Is seriously 111. A delegation from Washington enup, No. ITS, Palilotlo Order Sons of Ameil ca.' will attend a public Initiation at Hald Mount this evening. An Infant child of Mr. ani Mis. Wil liam Deacon, of 311 Thlri"nt'i sttcvl, died yesterday. The funonil will bo piUately conducted this at" rnoon. Miss Annemin will cond let n Itlble class meeting this evening nt the Young Women's rhrltlan association looms, to which ull joung glil am In vited. SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES. Funeral of John Schrader Fourteen Friends and Scranton Athletic Club's New Officers. Tho funcrul of John Schrader took Place yesterday morning from his late homo on Brick street, and was largely attended by his numerous fi lends. At 9 o'clock the casket was closed and the funeral cortage moed to St. Paul's Kvungellcul church, corner of iPtospect axenue and Peeeh street, wneie tne funeral set vices were con ducted by the pustor, Hev. Alfred Ball hoin, who pleached the funeral ser mon, and spoke ery highly of the good qualities of the deceased. Tho funetal was In charge of Falling Spilngs lodge, No. 238, Knights of Py thias, of Plttston, of which organiza tion deceased was a most valued mem ber. The pall beaieis were: Kx-Uj-corder of Deeds Chatles Heuster, Coun cilman William Smith, Adam Yearin;? and Chailes Scott. The lemains wete taken to Plttston, wheto Intel ment was made. OFFICEHS WKHK KLKCTKD. At the tegular business meeting of the Foutteeit Fi lends last eenlnc the following oflkcis for the ensuing enr weto elected: Ptesldont. Louis Zlmmer: vice president, Pied Khrhardt; record ing seeietaty, Hen. Moote; limine! ll societal y, William Iiuelenbaek; tte-is-uter, John Schunk; sergeant at arms, Albert Holer; stew tut, Joseph Pest. After tho louttne business had been disposed of a social session was held. Hofteshments of all kinds wete served by Stewart Rest. ANOTHKH KLKCTION. Tho Scranton Athletic club met at their hall on Alder stieet last even ing, nnd elected otlicet.s for the ensuing year as follows: President, Charles Muisih; vice piesldent, T. C. Neuls; tieasuier, John Schunk; recording sec letnry, George Wlrth; financial sector tiny, Peter Neuls; captain, Christ. Hose; librarian, Chailes Langman; tittstee, tlneo yeats, F. Schneider. Three new members were Initiated, namely: Clerk of Courts Thomas Dan iels. William Ftlchs and William Hlr schel. TOLD IX A FEW LINKS. The funeral of Mary, tho four- ear old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomaj Kennedy, took place yesterday after noon fiom the fnmlly residence, 420 Inlng aienue. Tho lemains were laid to rest In the Cathedral cemetery. The remains of Petei, the two-year-old hon of Mr. nnd Mis. Peter Shlrra. of 6J0 Birch stteet, weie jesteulay af ternoon laid to i est In the Qeirnan Catholic cemeteiy. nt No. .". Miss Maine Ueshone, of Haw lev, la the guest of Mr. and Jits. John Roer, of Hlekoiv Micet. Tho wife of Permanent Man William Flekus, of tho Neptune Lnglnc com pany. Is dangeroulv HI. O. I'. McKenna, of Plttston aemu has letuined fiom a few dajs' sit In New Yoik city. John Sehielber, of Alder street, who has been dangerously 111. is on tho way to reeoveiy. Chailes T. Belb, who spent the past few weeks at the home of his parent on Aldet street, letuined yesteiday to the motiopolls. Mis. Knill Bonn, of Plttston aenu. teturned vesteiday fiom a visit with lelatlves. at Hhamokln. Pea Coal SI. 25 n Ton Delivered to South Side, central city nnd cential llde Park. Addres-s oidcts to J. T. Sharkey, 19U Cedar ave. 'Phone 66S3. NORTH SCRANTON. Thf inairlage of Mist Margaret Jones to James Macke, of Notth Main nenue, was nuletly solcmnlyed at the home of tho bildo's paimts, Mr. and Mis. M. Jones. No 51 1 Liggett stteet. Wednebday evening. The ceremony was pi i formed by the Rfv. Dr. It. R Joncb, of the Welsh Congiegationat church, in the piesenep of only a few intlmato filmds und i 'I 'it I vet. vt the contiacting parties. The eoujlo was attended by tho bridu'h sister, Miss Ell7a Jon. s, .ind James, Lewis. At the conclusion of the serlc?s a wedding repast was served the guests piesent. Mr. and Mrs. Jones weie the leclplents of many nanrlsome nnl use ful gifts. They are well known oung people In this end and enjoy the esteem nnd good will of ,t legion of fi lends, all of whom wish them u pio'nioiia wedded life. Kor the iint they will lesldo with .Mrs. Mnekey, but Intend llvlntr at oiyptiant, whio Mr. Maekey is engaged in business. The fun.'ial of Mildred, the 11-yoar-old daughter of Mr. and Mis. Thomas Moigan. of Maigaiot nenue, will take place this afternoon at 1! o'clock fiom the home. IJndei taker Jones his tho funeral In charge. Tho Lilac Social and Dramitlu club will prodme at the nvdltoiium this evening "The Cuban Hpy," a comedy ill uma by Fiank McDenuott. Tim pioceeds will be given to Mrs. Michael Mai tin, of Koypor avenue. Next Monday eenlng, Januaiy 15, THERE IS A GLASS OF PEOPLE Who uro Injuicd by tho use of coffee. Itecently there has been placed In ull the grocery stores a new preparation called UHAIN-O, made of pure grulns, that takes the plueo of coifce, Tho moht delicate stonuich receives It without tils, tress, nnd but few tun tell it from coffie. It does not cost otr '4 us much. Chll clrcn may drink It with great beneilt. 15 cts. and 2 c ts. per package. Try it. Able for OltAlN-O. Dr. James HckdMhe ronden. ANY HEADACHE Will yield to tho soothing influences of that marvelous little remedy, Dr. James' Headache Powders Act directly on tho nerves not to stupefy them, but to soothe and strengthen them. Absolutely harmless. At all Drug Btoros. 4 dosos 10 cents. Cure Where Others Fail. a testimonial benefit will bo given to John T. lteeie In the Welsh lluptlst church, on West MniKct stieet. One of the featiues of the evmlng will be a dt awing: foi a gold-lauded cane and gold ring. Atnonrr thos- who will tuku part In th" programme nt: John T. i:unH. 1'iof. W. M. D.ivle, Jo.shu.i Johns, Mrs. 1). D. Lewis. MIshos Knth erlne Hltehlngh, Wllhcltnltui Oiinin and others. The 1'tOO Soel.U club will hold their social Thursday epnlng, Jamie ty l". nnd not Tilday. Jnnu.it y in. as was stnud in this column jesteiday. This penlng the subject to bo dis cussed at tho Piovldenci- Pttsbyttrlnn church will bo "Kotolun and Hiiiim Mlsdonailes " Mi. and Mis. August Kldlcr, of Sum mit avenue, aie lejolciug over the ar rival or .1 young daughter. John McNulty. of Mtitg.iret .uenue. who has been 111 for tho past two wee-ks with Uphold pneumonia. Is 10- tu oilng. Dald Jones, of Watklns stieet. Is tuffeilng with a biokon leg, which he leiched yistt'idity bv mls-st"Pplns on sonii' Ice. Thomas Ilealy. of Ctisl"k avenue. Is HI. Miss XclHo llnhhlnli. of T.ririrolt stieet, Is entott lining MIm May (!ol- den, or Plttston. lov. H. O. Itnndlmr has retumel fiom Dalton, wliete In- tiieaehed In the Uaptlst li-t(h of that nl.u o Tues day eenlnn. Mis. (Icoige Stiangi Is III at hor luiinc on I'ast MaiKet stieet. Mll's Ctil)l)nns. nf .nininlt nnnniv has I etui nod to Jfteison Medle.il col lege. Xolsilti Tlslic. nf Wlll'.im tin. t em ployed at the Deliwau' and Hudson machine shops, had tvo ilnsvis of th right hand bin ished recently while engaged at .oik as a maehlnlst. DUNMORE DOINGS. Independents to Enteitaln Two Ken Injured in a Runaway on. Blakely Street. The mcmbeis of the local tiro com pany, Independent Hose company, No. 1, have decided to accept the Invita tion of the Mooslo Hose compiny to attend their fair, which Is now In progress, and fuinl&h an evening's en tertainment. Tho lire laddies have been conscientiously di tiling foi th past few months nnd feel tonlldent of making a good shov.lng at their even ing at the fair. The date selected i Tuesday evening, Januaiy 2 J. and the following committee has been ap pointed, who will look after tho means of transit of tho drill team and other exhibition menthols1 Victor Bur.sehell, Fiank Bllckens and John Olll. Tho mcmbeis of the di 111 team will meat tonight for pt action, and all members aie lequested to bo piesent. TWO MEN INJURED. As two farmers were driving along South Blakely stieet yesteiday after noon at ." 30 o'clock the horses took flight at a passing biieet ear and gave n sudden leap. The box se it, upon which the men weie sitting, be came loosened and they weie pitched together upon the btoiv hldewalk. the hotses keeping on their light until stopped a few rods further flown tho stieet. Both men weto IntONleated and when picked up were considerably btuNel In many places. Dr. Winter looked after their Injuries. OTHER NOTES. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Dolnietch. who were mauled Chtistmas afternoon, ate back again and leeching best wishes from the friends of their circle. The subject for tonight's service In the Fltst Piesbytetlan church is "Christ's Service of Self Sacrlticc" Luke 2JU7-I9. The meetings In this, tho week of prayer service, are belnjr well attended und contldeiablo Intel -est manifested. The Daughters of Ameilca served tea to n largo number of their mem bers at the home of Mis. Moses Kel lum. on Grovo stieet, vesteiday after noon at 4.30 o'clock. A most enjoy able time was spent In social chat. Miss Mamie Vatdetu of Plttston, Is the guest of relatives Xn town. Miss Kntherinu MeAndtews, of Brooklyn. N. V., Is spending several days with her parents on Thionp stieet. Miss Marlon Mosts, of Biooklyn, N. Y., Is vlbltlng friends on South Blakely btteot. ACTOR M'CHARLES BURIED. Funeral Conducted Under Auspices of the Actois' Fund. Tho funeial of Actor Charles Me Charles, of New Yoik, who died at the LacKuwanna hospital Tuesday aftei noon, was conducted esteiday aftei noon, funeral set vices being hold at St. Petei's cithedral, and Inteimcnt being made In the Cathedial ceme teiy. Tho pall-beuters wete six mem bers of tho Maude Hlllman company, now playing at the Academy of Music. McChurles was a mciuboi nf the "Shannon of the Sixth" company and was suddenly taken ill with pneumonia Saturday afternoon. Ho was temoved to the Lackawanna hospital and tiled there Tuesduy uftetnoon. He was u clever actor and In his company had tho second leading role. Ho was u tall, line-looking man und 4 well liked by his fellow actors. He Is survived by a wife, who was In the city yesterday at tho funeral. Harvey Long, munngcr of tho Acad emy of Music nnd Lyceum thontern, was notllled by tho ofliclitls of the Actois' Kund association of the United States to take charge of the' funeral, nnd us a u-sult MeCharles w.is burled nt tho expence of tho fund nnd by a collection taken up In tho city. Tluxe eontrlbutltiK to thin wore the nctniH In the "SorrouK ot Satan" corn piny, which appeared nt tho Lyceum Wednesday, the Maude Hlllman com pany and the iniploes of tho Lyeeum and Academy of Musle. OBITUARY lli'Rh II. Illgglns, head tiookknoper for tin- Hunt . I'oiuicll (oinuuiy, died list lilghl at 1 o'clock at his home, Hi! South Blaki l street, Dunmore, from an apoplectic stroke, which ho sustained ut P o'cIik k tho tAtnlnt pielois. lie wes t! :ear of ago and Is survived by his wife. The ilcccustd was horn In Scot land and eamo to this country at an tnilv age. For morn thin a quart) r ot u century ho was a rcpliltut of Dunmoie and lor isKtcen years was In the cm ploy of Hunt At Council, lie also solved In u similar eapuelty for several curs with tho Stow tis Pork Packing company, pilor to entering tho 1-ervlco ol tho Hunt & Council company, lie worked as usual en Wtdnesiliv but was compl ilnlne, as lie n ul Keen for several mouths, of fro intent and severe hcaeliclies. Wednes day eve nltiK about 3 o'clock lie was strlck tn down with apoplexy nnd never tal lied nlthoagh his physicians worked with lilm iiues-iiintly until all hope ot resus citation had passed. Mrs. Phoebe A. Dexter, of Narrowr Imrg, N. Y., tiled at L' in o'clock Wednes day morning at the home of Ihm daugh ter, Mrs. .Tames Wright, nt '.'.'t Spuico street, She has been vNltlug there for the 1 it three months, but was sueldtiilv stricken with pnalsis and It was tint which caiiscil hi r eleith. She was SI vears nf age and Is survived by three lauglitctt, and four fen". Tho former are Mrs. , lines Wilght and Mrs. J. II. Kn, of thix cltv, and Mrs. H. McK.il, of liar tlcld, N V, while the litter aio Lllaf, John, Thnmas and Ml is all of Narrows, burg. Mrs. Dextt r was a woman nf lovable nature, respected and levered liv nil l t,i 1, iii.v lit,. Tim (.iniiliu ..111 1.,. .,,, ,... ..in. ..... ,.,. i ..it. tiii .... hi taken to Narrow "burg via the llrle jud W.voinlng i alii oid this morning mil tha services will be oondi.ctcd and the body Interred there this afternoon. Mrs. James It Atlitrtrn tiled Wednes d iv nt her hnmn .tt Cnpoiise nveiiue and Dilivviite street. She Is suivlved bv 1 hush mil, two brothers and two stunll ihlldien Situnlav mninlng at Pi o'c locK the funetal will take plate with Inter ment at Waverlv, Pa. Tllich. the V.-ir.ontlis-old i hlld of Ml and Mrs Steuben Mtilhitkiv nf Doelgp iiverue, .lied veittrdiv fiom dlphtherl l The funeral will lie private Iv londiietid nt !.' 'i n'e loe. this iift'innim. lnleine it will be m ide In the t'.ttheilral cemetery. SUICIDE AT TROY. Edwaid Watbon Kills Himself With a Revolver. Special to The Scranton Tribune. Townnda, Jan. 11. Ttoy was thescenc of it gie.U sensation eHterday, when It became known In the morning that Edvvutd Watson, an emplove In the shoe faetoiy at that place, had taken his ow n life at tho Trov house, nnd that the deed was commit ted In the piesenee of hU bilde In his room, o whom ho had only been married six months. Mis. Watson's stoiy of the nffnlr la that her husband got up from bed about 1" o'clock. Haying that he was going to write a letter to his mother. She, thinking nothing of this, fell aslcp. but was awakened again about thiity minutes afterwaids by the sound nf a pistol shot, and tlsing, found her husband llng upon the floor with a L'J-callbtc bullet In his tight temple, lie had written and sealed a letter to be sent his parents. Watson came fiom New Jeisey to Troy about one year ago, and held a position as lastrr In the shoe faetoiy. He wns of a pleas int ellsposltlon and about twentj blx vears old. Ho mauled a Miss Sherman, of Tiny The letter to his old home Mated: "You know my tiouble: I am won led about what to do. but think this Is the best." He bade his puicnth an affecting f.uo well and utged them not to vvony. Tho motive of the suicide lb a mystery, as thete had not been the leMst domestic tiouble. OYSTER NAVY IN DISTRESS. Thousands of Dollais Needed to Fight the Pirates. Annupolis, Mil, Jan. 11 Mai land's ojstcr navy, famous in jcars gone bv for Its bloodless battles with the oster pirates, s In Hnanclil straits. Not u ltifinbct of the foito has re-, tlvcd any pay Mnce September. The re was a lime win n It was holt-siistulrit g and as much as $.'),000 was on hind alter all epcr.us hid been met. Uiadually, hovvevel, tho receipts ellmlnl-dicd, In lil It v as reccisriiv to appropilito $10.0fi0 to eri.tlnue the fntce nnd since Una the uttlpts hive leon still further diminished, until now thete Is a shoitngo nf civet JW.eiW. It will iccitilro neatly JW.i'jJ to prevent dislnttgr itioii. FRICEBURO. A puhllo Installation of ofllcers of John Wesley iastle will be held In Smith's Music hall tomorrow evening, when the following piogrninmo will be rendered: Opening castle, ofileem: ie marks, chaliman; .selection, Prof. Walkenshdw and patty: solo, S. Matchln: reading, William Cooper: lolln solo, T, Lyons; solo, Miss Annie Sumtneis: cornet solo, John Roberts: selection, S, Bairett: violin solo. Piof. Walkenshaw : installation of ofllcers. Patt Second Selection. Prof. Walk enshaw and patty; dialogue. Sir Knights and Ladles; solo, Luther Lewis: violin solo, Master Lomax: duet, Messrs. Wutklns and Wilson: reading, William Coopet ; violin solo, Pi of. Walkenshaw; solo, Luke Hall; dunce, Mr. Mason; solo, T. It. Ed wards. Closing of castle. Loots open at 7.30 o'clock. Exeiclses will com mence at 8. Evetybody invited. Ad mission 13 cents. Samuel Cauls died at his home on Main stteet yesteiday. Mi. Cauls was one of tho oldest icsldents, and a vet einn of the civil war. He tiUo hold tho oltieo of high constable foi seveial tonus. Funeial announcement later. James Oliver, of Brook street. Is con fined to his home, seilouslv 111, Ceoige Cooper, of Albert stieet, Is nn aspirant for the otllce of tax col lector, and W. J. Million, of Biook htieet, for auditor, ut tho coming election. Ftedeilel; Colley and family have io mo ved fiom coiner of Cannalt and Jackson stieet, and cone to tesldo on Main street. Mr, James Logan, of Main btreet, was Injuied by the stieet car list Tuesday. While getting on, his foot slipped, and he. had his collar bone broken. The mo'touunn stalled the tar too quickly, thiowiug hint off. Dr. Kennedy nttended him, and he is now testing eonifoi tably. WALDRON'S Auction Sale of Horses, Today at 1 O'clock. Sold to the highest bidcUr without reserve, at CUSICK'S STABLES, PROFESSIONAL. ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR. "tTc. SPAULDINC5, VI TKADEU3' HANK building. ARCHITE'iTS EDWARD IT. DAVIS. ARCHITECT, Connell building Scranton. LEWIS HANCOCK. JR. ARCHITECT. 41. Spruce St.. or. Wus-h. av.. Scranton. FREDERICK L BROWN. ARCHITRCT. Price building, EG Washington avenue, Scranton. DANCINQ. PROlCsT. M. KOVACUY AND DAUU1I- teis, Dancing Teachers. Strletlv pri vate lessens any time ut residence, .i Qulncy avenue. nrVTIITS DP. l7 O.LYMAN. SCRANTON ritt vute Hospital, cor. Wvomlng and Mul bei ry. DR. II. P. REYNOLDS. OPP. P. O. DR. C. C. LAERACH. 113 Womtng ave. WELCOME C. SNOVER. Coil Exchange Sad floor. Room D, Hours, 0 to 1. "J t" ' OTFt.! 'NO RFCiTAUIWTa THE ELK CAPE. "IS AND Ei 1RANK llll avenue. Rates rerntiahle. P. ZEIOLER. Proprietor. SCRANTON llorSE. NEAR D . L. &). pisenger tit pot. Conducted on the J..1 ropean plan. VICTOR KOCH. Prop. I rwvil RICHARD J. ROCRKE. ATTORNEY-at-Lavv, .MVl.I Lackawanna avenue Gen eral law business, collections and lo ins. J. W. BROWNlNfl. ATTORNEY AND Counsellor-at-Luvv, Rooms Sl.'-JU Slears building. D R. REPLOOLE. ATTORNEY-LOANS negotiated ntt real eate seeurly. Mears building, enrner Washington avenue nnd Spruce street. M J. DONAHOE. ATTORNEY-AT- Law. OlUces, Ciu-tHo aieais niuiuum. PRANK E BOYLE. ATTORNEY AND Counsellor-at-Law. R u r r building, Rooms 11 and 14. Wnhlngtnn nvenue. WILLARD. WARREN & KNAPP. AT tomevs nnd Cnuni-pllors-nt-L.iw. Re publican building. Washington avenue. JESSEP ,t JFPSPP. ATTORNEYS AND Counsellors - at - Law, Commonwealth building; rooms 1, 20 nnd SI. JAMES W OAKPORD ATTORNEY-AT-Ltw Rooms 514, 51" and 51G Hoard of Trado building EDWARD W THAYER ATTORNEY. Rorms "WOl. ith floor Mc.irs building. L A WATRES ATTORNEY-AT-LAVv. w; Board of Trade building, Scranton, Pa. C R PITCHER. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Commonwealth building Scranton, Pa. PATTERSON S. WILCOX. TRADERS' National Bank building. C COMEOYS, 9-13 REPERLICAN building. A W. RPRTIIOLE. Mears building. ATTORN E Y, Dr7w. E. ALLEN. 513 NORTH WAS1L Ingtou nvenue. DR S W L'AMOREArV."fil"i7ICE "11 Washington nvetne. Rphldenee EIS Mulberrv Chrnnle diseases lung'., heirt. klditovs and conltn.iirlnnrv or gnns a sproliltv Hours 1 to I p m. ewmi.i SCHOOL OP THE LACKAWANNA Seranton. Pa. Cnurses piepit itnrv to enllpce, law medicine or business. Opens Sept. 11th Send for catnlncrue. Rfv Tlnm is M Cnnn. LL D, princi pal nnd proprietor: W. E. Plumlej, A. M , 1 endnnster. G R. CLARK & CO . SEEDMEN AND Niiisr iwnrn; store 110 Washington ave. m gie a house. 130 North Main ave nue, situ telephone, 7S2. YIIRE SCTSEVS JOS KPE'ITEL, REAR Ml LACKA vviiniii auntie, Scranton. Pa., manufac tuiei ot Wire Scteens. MISdLl. -)U3 BM'E.R'S ORCIIESTRA-MPSIC'POR lulls, phnlis, patties, icieptlors, vved-dlut-s and coneert work furnlshetl For terms address R, J. Bauer, conductor. 117 Womlng uvenue, over Hulberts' niusle store, MEOARCIEE BROTHliRs!' PRINTERS' sipplles i uv elopes, paper bags, twine. Warehouse 130 Washington uvenue, Scranton, Pa. THE il POWDER CO. Rooms I anU:Coni'lth BTtl'g. SCRANTON, PA. riininff and Blasting POWDER Miideat Mooiiosnd ltuu 'sin vVort, LAPLIN & RAND POWDBK CO.'S ORANQE GUN POWDER Eltctrlo Hutlerl-. Eleotrle KxploJiirt. explodlux blt, safety Futs it 1 1 Repauno Chemical Ga's ex.Vye Regardless of weather. AMUSEMENTS. I YCEUM THEATRE - BURUUNDHR & RBIS. Ltitesi. M. R. LONG, Manager. Friday, Janucry 12. Charles rrohman l'rrsents First TlreH Hero His Eijcelncy The Governor Spatkllng with Wit. The gn at laughing Mieeess of last sea son at tho Emplio theater, New York. Prlech Jl .'". Jl i Toe, see , ie. MONDAY, JAN. 15. Direct from the Adelphl Theater, Lon don. Messrs. l.lcbkr A: Co. present tho crlglnal New York and London company In tho season's sciitatlon, Mr. Israel '. mgvv Ill's CHILDREN OF THE GHETTO Wilton l.iekave. William Nonls. Robt 1 1 Edeson. fills We lllbe ig Atlolobe l.e stlua. Ous Piankcl. Emll llcxh. Prank Cotiiell. I'ltd Lotto. Stagetl by James Prlt cb-fl 50, $1 e. Rosabel Morrison. Mine. Cotticlly. MaLcl Taliaferro. Ada Dvver. 1. iiira Almosnlno. Ad i Curry. Ellen Berg. Louise- Jlulelener. Sadie ti Ingham. A. Heine. ;5e., We, 2JC Tuesday, January 10, Charles E. Blaney's Big Extravaganza Success, Female D All Star Cast Including Johnston Bennett, Nellie O'Neil, Willis P. Sweatmnn and Others. Prices $1.00, 75, 50 and 25. ... ACADEHY OF HUSIC, liUkUUNDI.K & KEIS Lessees. II. R. LOO, flianag.T. Balance ot week. Dlmo matinee dally. MAl'D 1I1LLMAN III Icpettolre. I'Hie-j 10, 20, U Mutidiv, Tuesday and Wednestl iv, Jan. 15. lb. IT. M.itlnco Tues. and Wednesday. GAY MASQUERADERS The itltal of peife'tion! Big company in the musical extravaganzas The PHILIPPINES and a Dav at the Hotel Waldort. Prettv girls, luniij lomidlaiis, il izzllng tie tumes, special (-cencry aul electrical clfiets. I'rli cs I".. '::, !". 50. Mttinee. 1.. M. Matinees m Daily, Thursday. Friday and Saturday January li. i ana 10. TUXEDO CLUB BURLESQUERS Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Tnminrv 15. 16 fllld 17. UTOPIANS BIG BURLESQUE CO. 30 People 30. 8 Big Vaudivlllo Acts 8. For Good Shoes and Rubbers. W. N. BROOKS. The Dickson Munuractiirins Co. tcrantou nud W'llUet-llirre, I', .Miiiuifacturert of LOCOMOTIVES, STATIONARY ENGINES Uollers, HoUtlnzand Pumplne Michlntry. General Office, Scranton, Pa. MADE ME A MAN AJAX TACLrTS POSITIVELV CDRB AlT.litriout DUtatf railing Hon' err, 1 npotcncj', Hloeplounou, etc . cnuso4 br Attuo or olbcr 1 xccsaos ana Indir cretlons. Tntv auUhlu aiut lurtlu reitora Jjoet VUiiHtj la oldori'oniur.aM 'nmnt tm.nllv nrrl I Vinanmnf inn II takca'latioo. lnclrnw bows Immediate paproro. nontoad eCjt-'.j o e UUR whero all other (all In. i npea pevinn tao r'nuino aiqx Aaoieii. AUo r)UTIJl.fc.n;i4 I.IUUNU1UIUI ITUICarUYDQ. ,QR11 llTarlttcnra.ir3ntn)t3e3ertaruro Eftnl :lvoap04 oacnc3!ocr rctunmo qocct. i'rioowwill vifwv in pacUci or U llr.ea (full treatment! for K.W. Li ucll, la i mi wr-iiirvcr. urea roctrt ol rrlre. ( Irculal ' AJAX REMEDY CO., fev.'uu' Tor ealo In St.ranton, Pa., by Mattheva Bros, ami H. C. mUetscn, DrucgUU. AAitlAAAAIAAAAiiAiiti Tli1 RflCl i HiOit ci,h;i ! ui.rvl. to ca i L iKKtl Ivecci ',f.0.r.lULKI,r liV uwvtc eaaiu.t if tou hUtTf r fr n Frlf fttc L . u ttv k ncriu mim ni . i-Diiaci i n bin. I'll . rlrra (utruiv la tilt tut 1 ftrloeeltttleture(QoculitOf), toktVlff k llcfthb rritorKl. firtt t olartLJ. HouriiSS L 9 Hun o lj itiurt r r licetuoJltia kndtlkccrreuar ccn&LditiK kndtlkcrrreuaf ruftricurcj toOdtyi f Uwok. A lfr4t.Aicipoud.f biit lusuioz sj irctnruftric IT If tUlUOLUlt 03 I IHK1, f I f F T f !TT i ? nr v) s (Hi SM w fl Iff 1! to
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