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EVENTS OF DAY IN
WEST SCRANTON
PUBLIC MEETING IN BEHALF OF
THE VIADUCT.
Will Be Held This Evening; in St.
Davld'i Hall Under the Direction
of the Campaign Committee Fro
posed Reception for Ladles Who
Raised the Ambulance Fund.
Washington Birthday Sinner and
Supper Rev. Ruddy Transferred,
Other Events of Interst.
The opponents nf tho viaduct will
havo a chanco to declare themselves
openly and nbovc board this e'vcnlni;,
when a public meeting will lit; held In
tit. David's hall, under the direction of
tho Rpeclnl lommltteo appointed from
tho hoard of tradu to carry on the cam
paign. During the past week wveial
jicencles have been at -work endeavor
Ins to create sentiment against the
jiroponed Htructure, and have even gone
no far as to have printed placards
tacked Up in conspicuous plnces. The
leaders of this movement are especial
ly Invited to the meeting tills cvrnlnK
to hear tho arguments in favor of he
viaduct and to be heard along oppo
sition lines.
activk for run viaduct.
The hoatd of trade committee Is com
posed nf reputable business and pto
fessionul tnon and are working In the
Interest of public Improvements for
Wet Scrnnton. A glance over the list
of names will prove that assertion.
They are T. Fellows Mason, grocer;
William F.irrell, grocer: 1. F. Strupp
ler, dentist: D, D. Evanx, grocer: A. 1!.
Holmes, Insurance agent: i:. M. Clarke,
of Clarke- Hro.. and Hon. John 1!
Fair, editor and speaker of the hou.
of lepresontatlves.
Other incmbeis of the board who hit
active in the work ale Charles K, Dan
iels, attorney-at-law; Hector Campbell,
commission merchant, IS. CJ. Motgan,
druggist; H, I). Jones, ex-clty assessor;
Joseph Oliver, ex-common councilman:
Councilman Klchard II. Williams,
Thomas Watklns, Charles E. Uodshall.
Peter McCann, .Simon Thomas, W. V.
Urlffllhs. I F. Calpin. T. F. Morris, M.
J. Norton. Kdward James, J. J. SIc
Andrew, City Engineer Joseph P, Phil
lips and many others.
The meeting this evening will com
mence at S o'clock and addresses will
be delivered by President Daniels, Hon.
John It. Farr, T. Fellows Mason and
others. The committee Invito every one
interested In the viaduct to attend and
listen to the explanations of cost, con
struction, etc., which will be given by
the speakers. ,
IinMOVK THE DANOnU!"
A flaring poster with the above luad
line has been enlllcuou'l? hung in
the windows of many business Dlaces
along Main nvenue, calling the atten
tion of voters to the necessity for sup-
WHY DON'T U TRY IT ?
Don't you know a "-light (ougli may
prove serious later. Procrastination at
such a time is Hie very worst thing that
cnii happen. Hlvulcts heroine river" -arorns
oaks, and an ordinary cough often
lead to luni; trouble. niTOl'Tt'S
FKtWH TAR Is what you want It is
tried and true. For ile at (. W, Jen
kins, Druggist, 101 S. Main avenue.
Gentlemen, Lend Us
Your Eyes for a Minute
Ul course, y;u wear white shirts at least most men do; but
only a few men wear shirts that tit correctly and afford perfect com
fort, under every and all conditions. Now, the peculiarity about
our white shirts is that if you give us vour proper measurements,
we will guarantee the fit of every shirt vou buy.
Then, as to workmanship, materials and fashions. Trust us
for all of these, or if you have made such points a study and posi
tively know what's what. we"ll cheerfully submit the result of our
twenty years' careful study of the perfect shirt problem, feeling as
sured that there can be but one verdict, viz. : that our ideas can
not be improved upon.
The Annual Shirt Waist Sale
Is now in full blast. The special values submitted are not factory
clearances or any other kind of job lots with faults that show up in
the laundry. We oiler nothing but perfect goods taken from regu
lar stock and ns prices have advanced fully a third at the factory
since we placed an order last Summer for these shirts, and the fig
ures we name as actual values are the same as have been in force
for three years, the reasons why you should take advantage of this
wonderful shirt sale are too obvious to require further elaboration.
Lot I, Sale Price. 25c
Men's I'nlaunderod Shirts, full
length and width, reinforced back
and front, continuous facings, ete.
The best :i"1,-! shirt on the market.
Sale Pi ice, i'5c.
Lot 2, Sale Price, 35c
I'nlaundered Shirts, made by one
of the best makers In the country.
Perfect fit guaranteed. Rest mus
lin. A 50c. shirt. Sale Price, 35c.
Lot 3. Sale Price, 45c
Thlb .shirt has all the improve
ments! known to tho trade. It can
not be better made. The muslin Is
tho famous "Wnmsuttn," while the
linings are exceptionally good,
Patent neck band to ensure com
foit. and sizes to tit every man,
Sale Price, 45c.
Lot 4, Sale Price, 65c
Unluundered, of course, (litest
muslin, highest grade making, llns
linen fittings. In a word, this u
a perfect shirt In every respect and
good enough for any man's wear.
The laBt chanco you'll ever get at
the Sale Price, ftie.
Globe Warehouse
porting the viaduct proposition at next
Tuesday's election. The wording of
tho poster Is ns follows:
"The Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western crossings at tho foot of Lack
nwanna nventto hill arc a menace, to
life and limb, and one of the most
serious obstacles In the way of West
f-'ltla progress. The Increase In popu
lation and growth of business dally
add to thco dangers. The opportun
ity Is now presented to the voters to
get this much needed safeguard. Let
every citizen work and vote for tho
erection of tho viaduct at tho coming
t lection on February -0.
THK COST.
"The labotci's Increase of cost will
be 2 cents n year, the miner's and me
chanic's :: cents. Tho expense to the
average property holder will be from
l.i to 40 cents. How trilling for this
life aaving convenience. The viaduct
must come. Every year adds to the
expense that will be necessnry to build
it. Build It now and save expense
nnd the loss of life."
hi.vkral house paiities.
Miss Alberta Hanley. of South Ninth
Mrcet, was tendered a party in honor
of her tenth birthday by a number of
young friends Thursday evening.
Flashlight pictures of the group wete
taken by Miss Nan Eagun. Miss Kate
Healey entertained with piano selec
tions. A large number enjoyed the
event.
Miss Ethel Hevan, of North Main
avenue, entertained a few of her Inti
mate friends at a house party Thurs
day evening. Ten couples were pres
ent, Tho young folks were enter
tained In a delightful manner and the
young hostess was assisted by her
mother In receiving and serving.
A sut prise party was tendered Miss
Maine McNulty nt the. homo of her
patents, Mr. nnd Mrs. John McNulty,
on North Hromlcj nvenue. Thursday
evening. The occasion was Miss Me
Nulty's twenty-first birthday and her
frlc nds were royally entertained. Vocal
solos were rendered by James Mc
Xulty, Joseph tloff and John Shaugh- i
. ... ... . . .. .. . .. I
nessy, nnd Miss Fish nnd Mr. McNulty
played piano solo. O. M. Palerson
"Hash-lighted" the party.
RI-.CEPTtOX CONTEMPLATED.
At a recent meeting of the directors
of the West Side hospital, a commit
tee was uppointed comprising Dr. W.
A. Paine, William H. Freeman, Hon.
John It. Fair, D. D. Evans and Hon.
J. C Vaughan, to arrange for a recep
tion to tho ladles who so successfully
planned and carried out the Idea of
raising funds for the purchase of an
ambulance.
The date has not yet been fixed nnd
It has not been fully decided where the
leeepflun will be held. In nil proba
bility, however, the affair will take
place at the club house of the Electric
Cltv Wheelmen, where the ladies con
ducted their public teceptlon some time
ago.
A dinner will probably be served and
a dance will follow, Tho committee
have made nvertutes to secute the club
house for the event, and the date will
be announced later. The new ambu
lance Is now being painted nt Blume's
carriage factory and will soon be ready
for use.
KORBKRY STORY DENIED.
The story published in an afternoon
paper yesterday to tho effect that Lay
ard's market, at the corner of Prlc"
street and North Main avenue, was en
tered by burglars at 10.30 o'clock
Men's
Night Shirts
Two Good Ones,
Lot !, Sale Price, 45c
Plain white and fancy tilm
mint's. Made of good standard
muslins. Full length and lots ot
width If wanted. Sizes, J4 to IS.
Sale Pi Ice, 45c.
Lot 2, Sale Price, 65c
White or colored trimmings; best
muslin, extia tlnlshlngs at all'
points and sizes to fit everybody,
A marvel in good value at 6:c.
Favorite Remedy Wins
91 Ont or Evcrj Hundred Islig
It, Are Cared.
Never Such Searching Investiga
tions Given a Medicine Before.
For Kidney, Liver, Bladder or Blood
Diseases It Has No Equal.
Trial Bottle Free.
If you tire In doubt whether you have
Kidney or liladder disease, just put
some of your urine In a glass tumbler
and let It stand 4 hours: If it has a
sediment, or a milky cloudy appear
ance, if it is ropy or stringy, pain or
discolored, your Kidneys or liladder
are sick.
Other serious symptoms are pain In
the back, frequent desire to urinate, es
pecially at night, a burning scalding
pain In passing urine or when your
urine stains linen.
The one sure cure for diseases of the
Kidneys, Liver, Bladder and Blood,
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Chronic Con
stipation and the sicknesses peculiar to
women Is Dr. David Kennedy's Favor
ite Ilemedy. It has cured in many
cases where all else failed, nnd Is sold
nt all drug stores for 11.00 for a large
bottle, or six bottles for $5.00.
Hy a special arrangement with the
manufacturers, we offer our readers the
opportunity of getting a trial bottle of
this invaluable remedy absolutely free,
which will be sent postpaid to anyone
who will pend their address to the Dr.
David Kennedy Corporation, Rondout,
N. Y., and mention this paper.
Tho publishers of this paper guar
antee the genuineness of this liberal
offer.
Thursday night nnd robbed of a quan
tity of green goods. Is denied by the
proprietor.
Lieutenant Williams made a personal
investigation of the story last evening
nnd learned that Mr. Layard hlniRclf
had broken the window In the bulld-
ing, through ! lch the burglars were
.. . . .. . . . a
alleged to have taken "a considerable
quantity of green goods."
The police nre of the opinion that
several fake burglary stories have late
ly emanated from the minds of some
persons who are trying to leafl the pub
lic to believe that patrolmen sleep on
their beats.
RETURNS TO JOPLIN TODAY.
W. S. Meats, president of tho Elec
tric City Wheelmen, who has been
spending a few days among his rela
tives and friends In the city, will re
turn to Joplln, Missouri, today, where
he has charge of a zinc mines.
I Mr. Menrs expects to locate In Joplln
i permanently, but will make frequent
tries to Scrnnton. He will not return
again until May. E, u. Peters, ex-secretary
of the bicycle club. Is also Iden
tified with the mining company.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
Rev. Dr. Bird will have charge of the
special meeting at the Salvation army
mid-winter camp this evening. A real
treat Is In store for all who attend.
Tomorrow evening the meeting will bo
conducted by Miss C. E. Savage, gen
eral secretary of the Young Women's
Christian association.
The young women of Scranton nre
especially Invited to attend this meet
ing. The meetings commence at 8
o'clock. A free-will offering will be
taken for tho local corps.
Mrs. E. D. Fellows will lead the gos
pel meeting tomorrow nfternoon at 3.45
o'clock nt the West Scranton Youns
Women's Christian association rooms,
corner of Main avenue and Scranton
street. All young women are cordially
welcomed ut this service.
Rev. A. .1. Van Cleft, of Dunmore,
preached nt the revival services In
the Simpson Methodist Episcopal
church last evening. Special music
was rendered by the choir under the
direction of Professor Jones.
FFNERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Services over the remains of the late
Mrs. John H. James, who died at her
homo in Miner's Mills, will be con
ducted at 2.30 o'clock this afternoon
in the Plymouth Congregational
church. Tho funeral cortege will leave
the house of deceased's mother on
Eynon street at 2 o'clock. Rev. Hugh
Davis, of the South Main Avenue
Welsh Calvinlstlc Methodist church,
will conduct the services, assisted by
Rev. E. A. Boy!. Interment will be
made In the Washburn street ceme
tery. Stella, the 6-year-old child of Mr.
and Mrs. P. C. Clancey. of 713 Luzerne
street, died yesterday from an attack
of diphtheria. Another child Is seri
ously 111. The funeral will be privately
conducted this afternoon. Interment
will be made In the Cathedral ceme
tery. The funeral of Mr. and Mi. James
R. Thomas' child occurred yesterday
afternoon from the house on South
Keyser avenue. The remains were In
terred in the Washburn street ceme
tery. The remains ot the Infant child of
Mr. and Mrs. William K. Reese, of
Morris court, will be privately interred
in Washburn street cemetery this af
ternoon. The remains of n young child of Mr.
nnd Mrs. James Hart, of Emmet street,
weie Intered In the Cathedral cemetery
yesterday afternoon.
OENERAL NEWS NOTES.
Mrs. A. R. Holmes Is seriously III
at her home on South Main avenue.
Fred Major, of West Linden street,
a miner in the Johnson mine, had his
right nrm fractured while at work on
Thuisday.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians'
band, of Dickson, will be the attrac
tion at St. Patrick's church fair thla
evening.
James English, of Pilce street, ami
Michael O'Toole, of Jessup. are
matched for a ten-round glove con
test, which will take place In Jessup
this evening.
Peter Willis, of Jackson etreot, a'
curpenter In the employ of Contractor
George Cooper, fell fiom tho building
In course of erection next to the Simp
son Methodist Episcopal1 church and
fractured his arm. He also sustained
bodllv btulses.
Notice has been posted at the Hrlggs
colliery that the employed will work
six hours a day until further notice.
Tho Woman's guild of St. Mark's
Lutheran church will servo a clam
chowder supper next Wednesday even
ing in the basement of the church. The
first table will be served at 5 o'clock.
Tho phonographic selections given
under the direction of C. M. Flotey nt
the meeting of Lackawanna council,
Royal Arcanum, last evening, were
heartily enjoyed by the members. A
smoker was ulso a feature of the event.
A course of lectures will be com
menced this evening In Morgans' hall,
under the auspices of the Order of
American Knighthood. Political nnd
patriotic addresses will be delivered
nnd vocal nnd Instrumental numbern
will be given.
GATHERED IN
SOUTH SCRANTON
MASQUERADE BALL OF SCRAN
TON ATHLETIC CLUB.
It Was One of the Leading Events
of the Week in Thla Jtart of the
City Harmonie Quartette Club to
Give Three Farces at Luzerne The
Junger Maennerchor Will Meet
Tomorrow Afternoon for Rehearsal.
Officers of St. Joseph's Society In
stalled. The Scranton Athletic club con
ducted its sixteenth annual masque
rade ball at their hall last evening,
and it certainly was the lending social
event of the season. Tho spacious
hall, which had been most beautifully
decorated by Fuhrman, of the central
city, was crowded to the doots by the
merry maskers and lookers-on.
Tho costumes were many and among
them were some of the costliest ever
seen In this city. Lawrence's orches
tra furnished music for dancing, and
many who had not danced for years
could not resist the temptation to
whirl around with the merry throng.
The affairs of this prominent or
ganization are always looked upon as
the leading events of the season nnd
last evening's ball certainly surpassed
every previous event. It was a grand
success socially and financially and re
fleets much credit on tlu active com
mittee which had charge of the ar
rangements. The success of the affair
is due to the untiring energy of tho
following members: Peter Netils,
chairman: Fred Rose. George Wlrth,
Phil. Lewert and Mathew Bonn.
GOING TO LUZERNE.
Tuesday evening the Harmonic Quar
tette club will Journey to Luzerne to i
furnish the programme for an enter- i
talnment which will be given under .
the auspices of the Frohslnn Singing
society of that plate.
The Scranton boys will present three
sketches, two English and one Ger
man, which are entitled ns follows:
"The Crowded Hotel." "Who Is the.
Actor?" and 'Schmlerplnsel." The fol
lowing members will participate;
Charles Sprandel. John Snyder, Will
iam Moser, Christopher Snyder. Henry
Wetter, Oscar Grambo, Fred Albrecht
and George Miller.
A number of other members ot th;
Harmonic Quartette club v. Ill accom
pany the actors and a good time li ex
pected by all.
The above named sketches were pre
sented at a recent entertainment of
the Harmonie Quartette club and the.
general opinion of those present on
that occasion Is that the Scranton boys
will provide a pleasant evening for
the people down the valley on Tuesday
evening, and also for themselves.
NOTES OF NEWS.
The Junger Maennerchor will meet
for rehearsal at Schlmpff's hall tomor
row nfternoon. The prize compositions
for the Brooklyn Saengerfest have ar
rived and the chorus of the society
will begin practicing them tomorrow
afternoon. The compositions are very
difficult ones, but the Maenneichor
boys will master them In a short time,
and It would not be much of a sur
prise to see them return from the
Saengerfest with one or more ptize.
as a result of their singing. Every
member Is requested to be In attend
ance tomorrow nfternoon, and friends
of the fcociety are also invited to at
tend. Last evening the Insinuation of offi
cers for the ensuing year took place
nt the regular meeting of St. Joseph's
Benevolent society. The new olTieers
nre as follows: Pres'dcnt, Theodore
Fetzger: vice president, Lorenz Mar
kel: recording secretary, Edward C.
Klos; financial secretary, Adam Wass
ner; treasurer, Philip Mayer: trustee,
August Rchner.
Twelve yeats np,o the Ladles' Aid so
ciety of Christ Lutheiar. church win
organized nnd the event will ha ob
served by special services at tho church
tomorrow evening at 7.30 o'clock.
Everybody H Invited to attend. On
Monday afternoon the members of the
society will be tendered a reception by
Rev. and Mrs. Wlltke, at their homo
on Alder street.
Word has been received from Phil
adelphia that Emll Hcrbster. the well
known tonsorlal artist, ot Plttston ave
nut, who recently underwent an oper
ation in tho University hospital and
was expected homo In a few days, is
now suffering from n severe attack of
sickness.
Mrs. dottle Mundt, of Elm street, Is
dangerously ill.
William Burke and his company will
produce thp "Tally-Ho," a musical
comedy, .written by Mr. Burke, In St.
John's hall Monday night. The com
pany Is an excellent one and a fine
performance Is promised.
John Coulowskl, of Lincoln street,
Priceburg, was arrested yesterday and
arraigned before Alderman Lentes at
the instance of his wife. He was
charged with assault and
battery,
threatening to do bodily harm, cruel
and barbarous trt-atment and non
support. He entered ball In the sum
of $1,000 for his appearance at court,
Frank Koloskl, of River street, was
arrested on charges of assault and
battery, threatening to kill and lar -
ceny. The Information was sworn to
by Mary Zovinkowskn. The defendant Newton. Sirs, Smith and Sirs. Ann
was held in WOO ball to answer ths fatrong, from Dickson; Mr. and Sirs,
charge of larceny and the other charg- ' Richard Williams. Mr. and Mrs. M.
es against him were dismissed.
The Gospel meeting Sunday at 3.1i
p. m. at the South Side Young Wo
men's Christian association rooms, 10J1
Cedar avenue, will be led by Silas
Sarah Krlgbaum. Tho subject will be.
"City iSllssIonary Work." There will
9tff
There is a
Class of People
Who are injured by the use of cof.
fee. Recently there ban been placed
iu all tho grocery stores n new prep,
arntion called GHAIN-O, made of
pure graiu, thut takes the place of
coffee.
The most delicate stomach re
ceives it without distress, uud but
few ciui tell it from coffee.
It does not cost over as much.
Children may drink It with great ben
efit, 15 cents and 2! cent a per pack
o(;o. TryU. Ask lor GllAIN-O.
Try Crain-O !
Imiit t hat jnnr grocer civet you (lit AIN'.O
Accept sd Imitation.
MUMMMMArfWMMMMMw
A Weak Stomach
will upset every orgnn In your body.
If you are constipated, bilious, nervous
sleepless or easily fatigued, try Hostel
ler's Stomach Bitters. It quiets the
nerves, improves tho appetite and
makes rich, pure blool It cures all
forms of stomnch disorder, such ns In
digestion, constipation and dyspepsia.
It has been doing this for the past
fifty years See that a I'nvat.. R v.
enue Stamp covers the nct.lc of the
bottle.
It Nourishes
Strengthens
Cures
Hostetter s
Stomach
Bitters
be speelnl music. All women nre In
vited. Don't forget the Charley Hart
ley entertainment to be given in the
South Side Young Women's Christian
association rooms Tuesday night at S
o'clock. A delightful programme will
be rendered.
Michael Carey, of Slcne avenue, whn
was taken 111 while at work at tho
South mill on Saturday last, was on
Thursday removed from his home to
tho Mose.i Taylor hospital for treat
ment. Pea Coal B1.25 a Ton Delivered
to South Side, central city and central
Hyde Park. Address orders to J. T.
Sharkey, 1914 Cedar ave. 'Phone 66S3.
GREEN RIDGE.
The Young Men's club of the Church
of the Good Shepherd will serve a
turkey supper in the church parlors on
the evening of Washington's birthday.
The piooecds will be used for the bene
fit of the gymnasium. The price of the
supper will be 25 cents. The quality
of these suppers is too well known by
Green Ridge people to need comment.
Smoked Halibut, Salmon and Bloat
ers. Green Ridge Market.
Miss Anna Robinson, of Capouse ave
nue, will entertain at cards tonight In
honor of Mr. and Mrs. John U. Poore
Fancy Oranges: low price. Green
Ridge Market
The treasurer of the Watchful Cir
cle of the King's Daughters reports
over $90 added to the treasury as a re
sult of the valentine party at tho homo
of Mrs. E. f Dlmmick Wednesday
night.
Chickens undrawn, 10c. lb. Green
Ridge Maiket.
The Ladles' Aid society of tho Green
Ridge Presbyterian church have Issued
Invitations to n birthday party to bo
given by them In the church pallors
Feb. 22.
Norman Paike, a student at Prince
ton college. Is ill at the homo of his
parents, Mr. and Mis. W. G. Parke,
fiom nn attack of grippe.
Chickens drawn. 23c. tb. Green Ridge
Market.
Miss Blanche Hull, of Sanderson ave
nue. Is In Easton, tho guest ot Dr.
and Mrs. Purcell, from which place she
will go to Brooklyn, there to make an
extended visit with her sister, Mrs.
Duncan.
Turkeys undrawn, 18c. lb. Oreon
Ridge Market.
The pretty home of Mr. and Mrs.
Horace F. Smith, of Monsey avenue,
was Invaded by n number of their
neighbors and friends Thursday even
ing, who gathered uninvited to heip
them celebrate the seventh anniver
sary of their marrlRge. Mr. and Mrs.
Smith, though taken by surprise,
proved thetmelvcs to be excellent en
tertainers. Rev. Dr, W. G. Slmpron,
in behalf of the guests, congratulated
them on the Joyousness of the occasion
and presented Mrs. Smith with an ele
gant sterling sller pictuic frame. Af
ter an entertainment by the phono
graph delicious refreshments were
served. Among the guests were: Mr.
nnd Mrs. H. A. Really. Mr. and Mrs
A. G. Brandt, Professor and Miv. H.
i.. Burdlck, Mr. and Mrs. John I. Blow
ers. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Frisbee. Mr.
nnd Mis. A. R. Fen-ell. Professor and
Mrs, William R. Graves. Mr. and Mrs.
J. N. Gnrrell, Mr. and Sirs. L. L. Hub
bard, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Sillier. Mr.
and Mrs. W. F. Evsenbach, Mr. nnd
Mrs. J. W. Pickering. Sir. and Mrs. E.
F. Price. Sir. nnd Sirs. J. D. Paiker,
Sir. and Slis. John B. Roberts. Rev.
and Sirs. W. G. Simpson, Mr. and Mrs.
H. M. Simmon, Mr. and Sirs. Ira H.
Stevens. Dr. and Sirs. C. W. Trever
tnn, Mrs. Adeline Blower. Sliss Emma
Brundage, Miss Adeline Smith, Mr. F.
S. Benedict. Sir. John W. Tamblyn.
Turkeys drawn. ".0c. lb. Green Rldse
Slarket.
Sliss Slay Kearney entertained n
party of friends at her home on San
derson avenue on Thursday evening
with progiesslvo euchre. Among tho
number present were: Sllsses Florence
Owens, Jennie Dolan, Margaret Klleen,
Mary Jordan, Anna Fleming, Agnes
Lynott and Misses Josephine nnd Slay
Kearney: Slessrs. Will Found, John
McIIale, Thomas J. Walsh, S. E. Blp
pus, Fred W. Thomas, Joseph P. Jor
dan, Will II. Harris and F. B. Clifford,
of Carbondale.
Oysters, Clams and Fish. Green
Ridge Market.
NORTH SCRANTON.
Mr. and Sirs. Gomer Games were ten
dered a surprise party at their homo on
I Warren street on Thursday evening.
Music and various games were In
dulged In until a seasonable hour,
when dainty viands weie served. Mr.
nnd Mrs. Games proved themselves to
be charming entertainers. Those pres
ent were: Slis. Oliver, Mrs. J, Reld,
'iMrs.
Charles Bowman, Mrs. Parry,
Gntchnm, Mrs. McCla'Jn. Sirs.
Mrs.
V. Morris. Mr. and Sirs. David Evans,
Sir. nnd Sirs, John Henry, Sir. and
Mrs. J. C. Fidler, Sir. and Mrs. T.
Thomas. Sir. nnd Sirs. W. Williams,
Sir. and Mrs. T. Davis, Mr. and Sirs.
; D. Y. Williams, Sir. and Sirs. William
Simms. Sir. and Sirs. SI. Jones, 'Sir.
and Mrs. Itly nnd David and Irene
Games.
OBITUARY
Ml Vena Spangenburg, after about a
nek's Illness, illnl ut tho homo of her
mother, Nn. 115 James street. Tho do
reused was nil amiable Chrlhtlan young
lady, of timid disposition, and of gentlest
innnnerr She leaves a laigo circle of
f i lends who deeply mouin her doimrture.
She Imic. her buffering with ChritUn
tortiluUe, fi leniently talking of death
with as much romposuiu as though 'she
were merely talking of going to sleep,
and at the last triumphed in ChrMlun
grace. Among the Iminedlnto relatives
who mourn her departuie. ato a mother.
Sirs. Huld.v Spaiigeiibtiig; thico brothers,
Levi, John and llolley; thlt'o sUters,
Sirs. Simula Illleman, Sirs. Mnry 1'.
Harford unci .Mis. Millie llayfler. nil of
this city, save one, the latter. Sirs.
Hayfier, being of Pateison, N. J. The
funeral services will lie held In the Ash
Street Methodist Episcopal church at S
o'clock Hatiiulay morning, mid will be
In charge of tho pastor. Rev, John H.
Austin. Interment will bo made In th
Kizer cemetery.
DAY'S DOINGS IN
DUNAkORE BOROUGH
ARE PREPARING FOR TUES
DAY'S ELECTION.
Meeting Held Last Night at Repub
lican Headquarters Ralph Bewick
Instantly Killed Near the Qypsy
Grove Colliery Was Run Sown by
nn Engine Services in the
Churches Tomorrow Programme
of Recital to Be Given Tonight in
Sunday School Rooms of the Pres
byterian Church.
REPUBLICAN BOROUGH TICKET.
Burgess William R. Wilson.
Treasurer Louis Englc.
Tax Collector Mark Simpson.
Council Maxwell Chapman
Christian Weber.
Schoot Directors Janson Cole
and
and
Oeorge J. Kunz.
Street Commissioner Eber Brnnnlng.
Auditor Thomas Sansenbaugh.
A meeting of the leaders and others
interested In the movements of the bor
ough Republican party was held last
night at the Republican headquarters
and considerable warmth developed
during the progress of the talk and
matters pertaining to tho coming elec
tion. The formal preparations for Tues
day's election nre now being rapidly
completed and the leaders, as a last
warning, urge the voters of the Re
publican party to be staunch and give
the nominees for the ofllees ns given
above their loyal support.
The questions nt stake t,hls year arc
of such vital Importance to the bor
ough nnd the enacting of the same In
a Just and honest way of such a neces
sity to the citizens that the duty of
every voter Is plain. During the prog
ress of Tuesday It Is hoped that this
duty will be made n realization by the
voters.
RALPH BEWICK KILLKD.
Yesterday afternoon about half past
four Ralph Bewick, a boy of 14 years
of age, was Instantly killed near the
Gypsy Grove colliery while riding his
mule from work. Young Bewick Is em
ployed as a driver In the colliery, and,
as 'Is the custom of drivers, was riding
his mule to the mule barn.
In crossing the railroad track near
tho colliery an approaching engine was
evidently unseen by the boy nnd both
rider and mule were struck by the en
gine. Death came almost Instantane
ously to tho unfortunate boy. The
company's ambulance was called and
brought tho remains to the home of
his father, on Drinker street.
CHURCH SERVICES.
The services at tho Tripp Avenue
Christian church will be as follows:
Sunday school at 10 o'clock a. m.,
preaching services and communion
service immediately after Sunday
school, conducted by Rev. R. W. Cly
mer, of the Providence Christian
church. In the evening the services
will be under the auspices of the Chris
tian Endeavor society. All arc wel
come. At the Dudley Street Baptist church
there will be preuehlng both morning
and evening by the pastor, Rev. J, L.
Kreamer. Sunday school at 12 o'clock,
noon, and prayer meeting Thursday
evening at ".!." o'clock.
At the Presbyterian church the pul
pit will be supplied. Rev. W. F. Gib
bons, the pastor, having gone to Wash
ington, D. C, where ho will spend two
weeks In a most needed rest. The oth
er services will be as uunl.
The Methodist Episcopal church will
have preaching to Its congregation bota
motnlng and evening, the usuul form
ot services taking place.
TONIGHT'S RECITAL.
This evening in the Sunday school
rooms of the First Presbyteilan church
a recital will be given by Sirs. Eugene
H.Coonind.Mlsspsl'aioline Van Worm
er and Slnbel Edna Taylor, compris
ing readings, vocal solos and Instru
mental woik. The programme follows:
Beethoven, Sonata, op. 21, No. 3
Sliss Taylor.
Cowen, "The Swallows"
Miss Win Worincr.
Readings
(a) "The Toboggan,"
(b) "Joys of Millionaires."
Sirs. Coomud.
Schumann, Novelette, E major, op.
21 .Miss Taylor
Reading, "Brother Slattto"
Mrs. Coonrad.
(a) Grieg. "Sptlng Song." F sharp major,
(b) Chopin, Polonaise. C sharp minor.
Sliss Taylor.
(a) "Creolo Love Song,"
(b) Hawluy." Because I I.nvo Vou Dear,"
Sliss Van Wormer.
Reading, "Apples" to. negro lee.
ture) Sirs. Coonrad
Sloszkowskl, Sloement Sluslcal
Sill's Taylor.
NOTES OF INTEREST.
Luke Crane, of Grove stieet. was
taken by Ofllcers Boland and Sawyer
yesterday afternoon to the poor farm.
It having developed that he was tem
porarily insane during his confinement
in the borough Jill for drunkenness.
This is not Crane's first visit to tho
poor farm, he having been taken there
three years ago.
Tho free kindergarten cntei talnment
to be given on Tuesday night of next
week In Stanley's hall promises to bi
an Interesting nnd pleasing venture.
Sliss Slorrls and her little tots will fill
the shorter hours of the evening with
recitations, drills and music.
Tho funeral of Slbs Virginia Spang
enburg, tho IC-year-old daughter ot
Sirs. Huldah Spangenburg, of this
borough, will be held this morning at
S o'clock. Services will bo held at tho
home nt Little England and Interment
will bo made nt Klzertown.
Miss Slay Jackson, of New Haven,
Conn,, Is tho guest of Sirs. F. A. Doney
and family, of Clay avenue.
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MONDAY, FEB. 19. "
Engagement of
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Assisted by John B. Kelltrd.
Slanugcment of John C. Fisher.
Presenting for tho llrst time here. Clinton
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Seats on salo Friday at 9 o'clock.
Wednesday and Thursday,
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Special Scenery, Orchestra, Costumes,
Calciums.
Wednesday evening, Feb. 21. "II Trova
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Dally .Matinees, i:unlng Prices 10, 2')
ami .".0 cents.
All Week, Commencing Monday, Feb. 10.
HOLDSN COMEDY COMPANY.
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Opening Monday Evening with
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Pally Dlmo Mntlncc cninnicncing Tues.
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Evening Prices 10, 20 and SO cents.
Matinees
Daily.
WEEK OF FEBETJARY 12.
London Gaiety Girls.
20 Beautiful Women 20.
7TJlrr Vaudeville Acts 7. U
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