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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-TUESDAY, FEBRU&Ktf 20, 1900.
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EVENTS OF DAY IN
WEST SCRANTON
FODAY'B ELECTIONS IN THE
' VARIOUS WARDS.
Only Two Will Witness Contests
That Promise Any Excitement.
Bona of Temperance Entertain
mentWeekly School Deposits.
Ladles' Auxiliary Country Dance.
St. Brenden's Council Will Visit
the Fair Brownies' Instructor
'ArriTes Other News Notes.
' 'Aside from the Fifth and Fifteenth
ivrards but little Interest attache to
the election contests In the various
tfVest Scranton wards toduv. It K
nevertheless, necessary to pet out the
full vote to carry tho Induct and sow -fcr
projects, which aia of ltul im
portance to the residents of this part
of the city. Every vote against the
West Lackawanna avenue proposition
means a vote for no viaduct at all, as
there is no other plan to he voted on.
A vote for the sewers meins a slop
towards a long standing necessity, an 1
for something which must come soon
er or later.
The Republican candidates for school
controller and common couni II tho
Fourth ward have no opposition, and
Messrs. Eynon and Grlflltlis will be
elected byasubstantl.il vote. Tho fei
mor Is1 .1 new aspirant for political
honors, while the latter has already
served one term In tho lower blanch.
A bitter Unlit Is on In the Fifth ward
for tho office of select council between
Richard II. Williams, the present In
cumbent, and George 11. Carson, ex
school controller, who Is tunning as an
independent cnndld.it to succeed Mi.
Williams. At the cauous tho oto was
close, but It l expected th it the putv
followers will Maud 1 tho legulai
nominee.
A contest is being waged In tho Sixth
ward for school contioller between Fat
ilck Golden and Patiiek McLean. Dem
ocrats, and nvan G. Jones, republi
can. The fount r Is an old wai Iioimj
In politics. Tho candidate for com
mon council, 1'. F. Calpln, is unop
posed and will be returned by hlb con
stituents. In the Fourteenth ward tho Ropttuli
nns have candidates in tho field for
ommon council and school controller
to oppose Messrs. Wcnyel. nnd Jen
nings, the piesent Democratic lnum
Imnts. The Fifteenth waid content 's
lively and the battle of the hallo's
will be waged In dead o-unost bv U12
ndherents of Joseph Oliver, the U--i)ubllcan
nominee for select ounce II,
and H. T. Fellows, the piesent ineiini
ent, who wants to bo leturned. A
bitter Unlit has been on htwee.i tho
cmcHdates forsoveial month- and ov
eiy Inch of ground will bo fought in the
close of the pulls.
School Contioller I. ingan and Com
WHY DON'T U TRY IT ?
Don't on Know a slight uuif.li ni.iv
prove serious later. 1'ioor.isttii itlon at
such a tlm Is tln ciy ml thing that
an happen. Hlvulels bi'iomo ilv.-is
nonius oaks, .mil on nidlnary ooiu.li olteu
bails to lung trouble DCTOTR'H
I !U:NCH TAR is what sou w-int It Is
tried nnd true. Pnr i-alo at "!. V. Jen
kins. Inugfjlst. 101 b. Main aeituo.
Not a Clearance
Sale By Any Means
for wo liave no counter-soiled or undesiiablc MuMm Under
wear in 'lie house. This is in lealily
Our Annual
Introductory Sale of
Newest Designs in Ladies'
Highest Grade Muslin Underwear
Made in the best factoiies in the country, in the best possible
manner and from materials of Ibe best known excellence, to
our special order. It affords us ple.istue theieforc to invite
eciy woman who takes, pride in owning mulct gaitnents of ir
repioachable (iia!ity and faultless style to visit the Muslin
Underwear Department during this interesting event, for not
only is the Bargain oppoitunity great (prices being about one
fointli under the usual retail figures), but as an exposition of
dainty elegance exemplified in new ideas, the display is one
wot lb going miles to -ee. Xo need to say more, save that this
Altogether Desirable
Sale of Ladies' Muslin
Underwear Is Now On
And Awaits Your Inspection
Just a Hint as to Prices
FigmcsMo not prove a value, consequently wc refrain from
t ) the usual cheap sale methods here. The quotations given
merely show the wide range of selection.
; 0owns' 48 sty,es From 49c to $4.98.
Drawers, 36 Styles, prom $1.75 t0 25C
skirts, ,9 styles From $5.89 to 33c.
Corset Covers, 46 Styles, pfQm $1.29 tO 9C
viiildren's Dresses.
Dabics long and 'short Dresses, Children's Guimps, etc.,
at special prices.
Globe Warehouse
mon Councilman Morris, ot tho Klgh
teetith ward, will have no opposition. A
lively battle Is on in tho Twenty-first
word for select council between J. J.
McAndrew, the present Incumbent,
and John L. Payne, the Republican
nominee.
Major Eugene D. Fellows, who Is
one ot the candidates for school con
troller on the board of six, Is a resi
dent of West Scmnton nnd will re
ceive merited lccognltlon at every poll
ing place, lie Is as popular as he Is
unnssumlng nnd tho right man for the
tight plate.
V. M. I. AT Till: FAIR.
'I his will bo Young Men's Institute
night at St. Fattlck's fair, and ull In
dications point' to u big success. Tho
members of St. Hiendan council n"c
hustling with a vim that predicts an
unusually large attendance on this oc
casion, and the fact that they will be
accompanied by Lawrence orchestra Is
nn assurance of Itself that a most en
Jo) able evening Is In store for nil who
nttond.
Prizes wilt bo awarded for tho most
accurate figuring nnd spelling, which
contest Is limited to children under
fourteen ears of age. The heaviest
lady preent will recerve a prize, as
well as the tallest man, and numerous
other awurds of a similar nature will
be made.
Moio valuable prizes will consist of
subscriptions to Tho Tribune, Truth,
Times and Republican; two scholar
ships at Scranton Uuslness college, one
at Spencer's Ruslness college and one
at St. Thomas college, as well as order
on Photographers Orambo, Frey and
Hummicr for one dozen best finish
photos.
Ever, one attending Is assured a prize
of mote or Uss value, and doubtless
hundreds of people will be on hand on
this occasion.
SCHOOL DEPOSITS.
'1 he following deposits wort made bv
the teachers of public schools Xos. 11,
lit and 32 at the West Side bank yes
lei day
No. 13 Dild Owens. ?9 50: Martha
AVatklns, $l.r0- Elizabeth Lewis, 1)
cents; llco P. ins, .'" cents. Berth i
Kelly, $1 If.. Edna D. i:ans, 2." cents;
Nellie Richards 15 cents: CUhcrlno
Phillips. s cents: Eli'.a Price. $3 40,
Ni llle Kelly, 10 c ontv, total, 419 93.
No 19 Miss Lees. "S.V'0: Miss Mur
ray. 40 cents; Miss Nichols. $1 f.6; Miss
Re imish, i.9 cents; Miss Moigan. J2.31:
Miss Leader, 11 cents; Miss Flvnn,
$1 S3; Miss Evans, 60 cents; Mlfs Kel
low, S3 cents; Miss Yost. SO cents; Miss
Murphy, Jl.Ot; Mi's Vrtdo, 51- Mis.
Ferber, 7S cents; Miss Peek, fG cents,
total, $194.
No. 3.2 II. L. Moignn, f. cents. Miss;
Knapp, $.M4; Mis Vaugh in, .! cents'
Miss Cat penter. SI cents Miss Mullen,
1 50' Mls Ruddy, 40: Miss Fellows.
:: tents: Miss Tteoman, bs tents; to
tiil. V Hi
FEVER
AND HEART FAILFRE.
Two
moio chlldion died esterdiy
from piealent allmenta. One was
Hattlo, tho 10-year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Max Ulume, of 2 8 North
Main aenue, who succumbed to scar
lot teoi. The icmaliM will bo prl
atclv Inteiud In the Duninore cenic
teiy at 2 o'clock this ufternoon.
Tho other death occurred in tin
family of Mr. and M-s. Evan Davis,
win iisdr net doo. to th" Welsh
Riptlst i Inn oh on South Main menuo.
Ruth, their 9- ear-old daughter, had
heai. a Miffoier for some time and
bad appnicntly ioooored when heart
If there Is a
tendency to
Constipation
keep the bowels
regular and the
stomach pure
with the Hitters.
It is invaluable
for all stomach
troubles, includ
ing Liver and
Kidney
DhMMt or
MiUrli. '
Faver and Ague
PW MUM ATM
Sitters
failure ocriiued und caused death. That
funeral' will be held Thursday after
noon at 2 oclock. Interment will bo
made In Washburn stteet cemetery.
LADIES' COUNTRY DANCE.
The country dance held In Mears' hall
last evening, under the nusplces of tho
Ladles' auxiliary to Division No. 4,
Ancient Order of Hibernians, was a
monster success both socially and
financially. At times the hall was so
crowded that tho dancers moved with
much dlfllculty.
Mnny of the participants were made
up for tho occasion, and caused much
merriment by their antics. Madden'H
orchestra played country airs and the
usuul refreshments served at a country
dance were In evidence. The diversions
from tho regular programme were t
pumpkin walk and other side steps.
The committee of arrangements com
prised Mrs. Moran, Mrs. Mcllugh, Mrs.
M. 13. Moran, Mrs. P. J. Moran, Misses
Riddel, Gavin, Allen, Slattery, Lam'i,
Mclntyre, Healey, Griffin. Hogan, Sul
livan, Healey, Sweeney and Klllett.
ENTERTAINMENT THIS EVENING.
An entertainment and social will bo
held In Meats' hall this evening: unier
the auspices of Ripple division, No. 45,
Sons ot Temperance. The following
piogrammo will bo rendered:
Address Chairman James Molr
l'lano selection Tallesen Lewis
Vocal solo Mli-s Margaret Thomas
Humorous recitation ...Chailes Bennett
Vocal solo .lohn Evans
Recitation William Davis
Instrumental duct. ...Loots and Hughes
Vocal solo Miss 01 is en Howells
Address Mrs. Margaret Roberts
Plino s-i lection Morgan Thomas
Vocal solo Miss Margaret Dals
Recitation Miss Maud Weatherhog
Vocal solo Ltvshon Evans
Address Re. II 11. Harris, Taylor
Recitation Mips niodwen Jenkins
Accompanist, Mls Lsdla Hosklns.
Following tho entertainment a social
will bo enjoved by the members and
pat tons.
LAYING Or SIDEWALKS.
In low of the ordinance passed by
councils dlicctlng the street commis
sioner to compel the owners of propel ty
to lay itono sidewalks In front of their
premises In the Tenth. Fourteenth and
Seventeenth wards, It would not be out
of place to Include several other wards
In the same list.
Particular attention is called to Lin
coln avenue, letw-een Jackson and
Washburn streets, and Evnon street,
between Tweltth stieet and the west
cm extiemlty. In talny weather pedes
trians are compelled to walk in the
gutter on each street to avoid the
muddy condition of the sidewalk.
FIFTH WARD FIGHT.
Intel est in tho fight between Richard
Williams, the regular Republican nomi
nee, and George Carson, Independent,
Is eiy geneial. Mr. Williams' friends
nie omnhasUlng sttongly the fact of
his Inning won the caucus nomination
and they have In the closing days of
tho campaign made manifest progress
nlong this line.
Mr. Williams Is n stuidy and deserv
ing Republican and his election would
bo hailed with pleasuio by a large
cli do of Fifth wardeis.
INSTRUCTOR ARRIVES.
Miss Hentley. of New York, Instruc
tor for H. E. Ruryeie & Co, who con
trol "iirownles In Fairyland," arrived
In the city yesterday afternoon, anil
took fharge of the seventy-five boys
and girls who will gle this musical
play on Friday and Saturday evenings
In Mears1 hall.
On Saturday afternoon thoio will bo
a matinee, at which children will bo
admitted for tlfteen cents. Rosen ed
scats aio now on sale at l)ales' drug
stoic, 106 South Main avenue
oli:anrrs' colonial ti:a.
Rlaboiato pioprratlons have boon
made by tho Gl aners of tho f Impson
Methodist chuich for a colonial tea to
bo ghin at the church Thunvlay ever.
Iitif fioni .ri to S o'clock Tlokets for
this supper aie only Co cents. Tho
obj 'ot is to nslst In liquidating tho
present liulel t-d!ies of tho church.
Follow Ing Is tho menu: Tomito
soup. ciotons. creamed potatoes,
proved chicken, celory, olives, gher
kins. Jolly, 'Waldorf salad, bouquet
wafer". Ice cream, cake, tea, coffee.
GRXnitAL NEWS NOTL'S.
Tho icmalns of the lato John Ljnch,
who died In a 'loapltal a: Niagara
Falls, airlved here yesterday and wore
taken to Plymouth by Undertil'or
Wmbs, whore Interment will b mado
this moi nine.
St. Rrenden's council, Young Men's
Institute, will have charge of affairs
at 8t, Patilck's church fair I his een
Ing. The Lawience oichostra will fui
nlh the music.
Tho f uncial of the lato Mrs. Kllen
Kane will take place at 9 o'clock this
morning. Sen Ices will bo conducted
In St. Patrick's Catholic church and
Interment will be mado In the, Cathe
dral cemeteiy.
Rev. I. R. Foster, of North Lincoln
avenue, on Saturday afternoon unltsd
In mm i luge David X. Roberts, JanltJr
of Xo. .'8 school, and Mrs. Lou Is
Wilkes, of 1508 Washburn stieet. The
ceremony was performed at the resi
dence of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wil
liams, who reside next door to the
bilde.
It Is rumored that D. Philip Williams,
the well-known tiaellng salesman. will
be a candidate for leglslatUe honors in
tho First district.
A stoiy to tho effect that a stieet car
had run Into a switch engine on the
West Lackawanna uvenue crossing
early yesterday morning w as-lrculated
last ecnlng, but could not be erltlcj
by anyone.
Tho second game in the West Side
Republican club pool tournament was
placed last eenlng. (lames will be
played eeiy evening up to Murch IS.
Mr. and Mrs. Tbomas Thorbuin. of
Fouiteenth itreftt, wera agreeably sur
prised at their home Saturday evcnlntr
by a few members of the Rellevuo
Rnptlst Mission. A very enjoyable
evening was spent.
A stereoptlcon and phonographic en
tertainment was clven in the Salva.
lion Army last evening.
Joseph, the a-yonr-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Qower, on Saturday died
from his Injuries. The icmatna will bo
burled today.
A congregational meotlnpr of tho
Washburn sticet Presbyterian church
will be held Wednesday cvcnlnV. Feb
ruary 18, to take action on the matter
of Individual cups for communion ser
vice and tho election of additional
ciders. Tho 'monthly open Illble par
liament will bo held tomorrow eon
Inp. St. Patrhk's chinch fair will ho
brought to u closo ore wo"k from this
evening. Father Wholun's horse will
be chanced off next Tilday ovenlnir.
Haydn Oliver, of Rloomsburg Ktato
Normal school, Is visiting his home n
Hampton street.
D. C. Thonia, of Fourteenth street,
left losrnlght for Omaha, Nob, when
be will take chirgo of a church.
J. W. I'unnell, the fiouth Main ave
nue merchant, Is 111 at his homo.
Charles Engel. a minor In tho Dodgo
slope, sustained n compound fracture
of the leg yesterday. He wn tolieti
to tho Lackawanna hospital.
NORTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Yesterday Morning's Destructive
Fire Funeral of Bichard Frank
linOther News Notes.
A fire which broke out at 2 30 o'clock
yesterday morning In the two story
frame building on West Market street
owned by Walter Christmas and occu
pied by P. J. Hogan as a Jewelry store,
done $3,000 damage before It was
extinguished and succeeded In almost
suffocating Mr. Hogan himself.
The blaze was discovered bv Patrol
man Flnloy Ross, who promptly turned
In an alarm from box 74, at the corner
of Main avenue nnd Market stnet.
Tho Niagara, Liberty and Excelsior
companies soon arrived on the scone
and had three streams playing on the
ftames.
In tho meantime Mr. Hogan, who
was asleep on the second floor, had
been aroused by the smoke and before
ho could reach a w Indow was almost
overcome. He was rescued by means
of a ladder Just as the flames were
creeping Into the room.
The blaze was caused by an over
heated stoxe In the rear of the store
and before It was placed under control
had done a vast amount of d image.
The joint loss of Messm. Christmas
and Hogan Is estimated at $1,000,
about half of which Is coveted by in
sutanco. KICKED BV A Ml'I.E.
Owlljin Jones, a drlvi-r employed at
Storr's shaft, met with a distressing
accident on Satuiday. Ho hid oca
slon to pas a lcIous tnulo, and while
doing so he was dealt a severe kick
oor the li"arl which rendered him un
conscious. Blood gushed ftom bis
mouth and for a time his life was di
spelled of. Ho was removid to his
home on Parker btreet. wheie ho Is
now testing eislly.
Young Jones Is rather unfortunate.
About two j, oars ago, while on
ployed at the West Ridge mine, a nvt'e
kicked him In tho eye, which necessi
tated the removal of the opl'c.
FUNERAL OF RICH. FRANKLIN.
The funeral of Richard Franklin took
place yestetday afternoon from his lato
home on Beaumont avenue. At -'."J
o'clock the funeral cortege moved to
the Holy Rosary church, where services
were conducted by the Rev. J. J.
O'Toole. Interment was made In tho
Cathedral cemetery.
The pall-bcarors wore Martin Raf
ferty, Martin McHugh, John Malta,
Martin Lynch, James McCurrln and
Martin Jennings. Undertaker O'Don
nell had charge of the funeral.
FOR A PIPU-OIICIAN.
The younpr people of the North Main
Avenue Christian church have started
a movement to purchase a pipe-organ
for their church. In the Interest of this
project they will hold an entertainment
next Thursday evening, February i'i.
The programme prepared Is an ex
cellent one and the affair Is an assured
success, as already nearly enough tick
ets hao boon sold to fill the church.
A new organ Is voiy much needed and
a liberal
patronage ought to be o-
tended
RIT.S OF XUWS IX XOTRS.
The men of the Couit Street Metho
dist nplsbiopa! church will seie an
oyster stow supper In tho church par
lors on Thursday evening from 6 to 9
o'clock.
The ladles of the PioUdonco Presby
teilan church will soivo supper on the
evening of Washington's blithday.
Martin Duffy was taken before Al
deunan MyeiR yosteiday on a i hargo
of assault and batterv. pieferred bv
Peter Pellas. The aldeiman refused to
go on with the case, owing to the ab
sence of an interpreter for Pellas, and
the defendant was discharged.
PKRSOXAL MENTION.
D. H. Fitzgerald is isltlng friends In
Klmlra.
William Klilln, of Mary stieet, is suf
fering from'pneumonla.
Mr. and Mrs. John Victory, of Sum
mit avenue, aio rejoicing over the ar
rival of a young son.
GREEN RIDGE.
The twenty-first annlveisary of the
marriage of Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Tre pr
ion was celebrated recently. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. H. Lathiop,
Mr.' und Mrs. B. F. Dunn. Mr. and Mrs.
Colvln, Mrs. G. Bryant. Mrs. .1. Addy
man. Mrs. F. Staples. Miss Frank Tam
blyn, J. H. Davy. Rev. Mr. Simpson,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Simons, Mr. L. Peck,
Mr. and Mrs. F. Brooks, Mr. and Mrs.
Hartman, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beatty,
Mr and Mis. Clark Miller. Mr. and Mis
W. dreely, Mr. nnd Mrs. William
Malts and son, Mr. and Mis. J. Tam
bljn, Mrs. Amanda Tamblyn, Pauline
and Florence Shook, Mr. and Mrs.
Benedict, Mr. and Mrs. J. Blowers and
mother, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Haw ley
and son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Matthew Olvcr and son, W. H. Trever
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Slscoe. Mr. and
Mrs. H. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Moyer. Miss 1'earl E. Treverton was
also homo from Wyoming seminal. v.
Games and muslo wcro enjoyed till re
freshments were soi od. and the party
broke up about midnight.
Miss Mao Simpson, of Washington
avenue, has retumed from a two weeks
stay with friends In Wilkes-Baiio.
The work of fumigating the looms
and books of No 27 school has been
completed. The tires wcro started yep.
terday and teachers and scholais will
resume their school woik this morn
ing. The Ladles' Aid socletv of the Pies
byterlan church has Issued Invitations
to a birthday party in tho church par
lors on Thursday evening, but any one
not receiving an Invitation will be Just
as welcome. They ash each one to
bring a cent for every blrthdav thoy
h hnd. The number of blithdays
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TRADE MARK'
REGISTERED
need neer be named. Hut they jvo
mKe that you will be well enti'itainci.
Pea Coal $1.25 a Ton Delivered
to South Side, cential city and central
Hdo Park. Addies iiidei" to J. T.
Sharkey, 1911 Cedar ave. '1'hone M1S3.
SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.
"Tally Ho Entertalneis" Successful
Appearance No. 430 Brum
Corps Masquerade Notes.
The "Tally Ho Knteitulnei," under
the dilectlon of Clinics H. A. O'Uoile.
gao an excellent outei talnnii lit at St.
John's hall last evening. Tho spacious
hall was well llllod. as the "Tally Ho"
company has an enviable icputatlon
as llrst class enteitaineis. A oiv en
joyable evening was piovided for thoou
puvont und they will long icmembcr
It as one of constant laughtoi.
The piogianime was as follows.
"Tho Daughteis of tho Regiment."
Ranlleld Slsteis; lagttmc singing and
dancing, Tom F. Roche: opciatle solo,
Mailo OiliMlloii; uual '-ketch, "Moan
jj(,n
MoVoy and Liwmui; descilptlc
singing in t, ' The Outcast." Will I'
Kuike and Mailo Ollgnllon; ehaiaoter
sketch, "The Hootbl.uk's Quail ol."
Ranlleld Sistois, b illad leading. Wllllu
Lnott: "A Study In HI ick," Stutman
and O'Malloy "CJeiinaii Misunder
standings," l.ottus and MoVlttle.
The last number on the piogrammo
was a one act enmedv entitled "The
Funny Stoiy," In which tho cntlio com
pany was itptetuited The placts
woie loundly applauded and weio
obliged to lospond to uuincious en
cotes. SUC -ESSFPL M AhQITHRADH.
No. 0 Diuni coips conclude 1 Its
first annual inasouciin!o bill at Ath
letic' hall last owning and as o,- ,11
foimeis events of this popular oign
Uatlou diow a huge ciowd.
Tho hull was tustefull decoiatcd for
the occasion and some eiy pretty an!
original co-tumcb woie worn bv the
nuiry injkeis. Pi of. Johnson fur
nished music for dancing and was as
sisted by tho Ringgold band.
Tho affair was a success In every
lespeot and lotlocts much credit on tho
members of tho active committee of
arinngemcnts, which was composed of
tho following membeiH: Charles X.
Siivdcr, William J. Melster, Wllltan
Khihaidt, Chailes Sanies, James V.
Ledger, William E Klrchoff. r. W.
Herman, Jacob W. Smith, A. J. Haia
men. P. C. Miller. Homy Klofer. F.
C. Jones, August Fuess, William
Fran. H. C Sanies. F. C. Rice, Henry
Chnso, Fiod Dleslng, John Evans,
Homy Weiss. A. L. Bohr acted as
master o. coienionles.
TWO SOCIAL EVENTS.
A veiy pleasant suipilse party was
tondeicd Miss Anna Jenny at the home
of her paicnts. on Cedar avenue, Sat
uiday ovonlng. Miss Jenny piovod an
excellent hostess and entertained her
guests, piovldlng for them a veuv
pleasant evening. Solos were rendeied
by Misses Anna Saul, Llzlo Horbich
and Anna Jenny and uuuitctto selec
tions weio given by Mossis. Charles
Schneider, Honiv Low cut, John Diets
and Charles Btughuusei. Games weio
Indulged in during tho evening and
supper was set veil at a seasonable hour.
Those present weie: Mlssos LUlo
Hoi bach, Lllllo Noll. Eva Scheimer.
Lena Scheuer, Lllllin Relslg. Lena Mil
ler, Emma Rempe, Lora Kiumhauer,
Anna Soul, Saillo Duggan, Vliglula
Kratt, Sadie Burke, Anna Hi own. An
na Fov, Mossis. Jacob Jenny, Joseph
Klbleu. John Dletz, Edwaiil Loweit,
Clint los Schneider, Chniles Riughaus
er, James Xoi ton, Thomas Ci mo, Al
vnn Annstiong, Honiy Lewoit, John
Cllffoid, Finnk Lameiou, Roy Xlcol,
James Cullen, tins Pitiohuu. Robert
Lake nnd Harry Henklev.
At her homo on River stud Miss
Nelllo Guujhun ontci talneil a number
of her friends on Satuiday evening.
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Catarrh
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Heart Tronble
Liver Complaint
Diarrhoea
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Mls Oaughan proved an excellent en
tertainer and a very pleasant evening
was spent by all. Phonogiaph selec
tions were given by P. Gallagher lind
solos weio lendcted bv a number of
the voting people piesent. Refresh
ments woie served dining the evening
The following wcie piesent: Misses
Lucy Egan, XMllo Vaughan, Anna
McLane, Muiy Egan, Maiy Gallagher,
May Gaughan, Barbaia Ryan: Messi.
J. Durkln, J. Hemerllng. II. McLay, A.
Rattle, M. Flaherty, J. Kane, M. Cava
naugh, H. Evans.
ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT.
At tho ontoitalninrnt to bo given
tonight at tho South Side Young Wo
men's Chrhtlan association rooms, 1021
Cidar aw nue, at 8 o'clock, tho follow
ing programme will b; tendered
l'lano sol MM Marg lit l Cliik
Hesitation and song
Mlv.cs M ly and Maud lischwliidt
1! injo solo Arthur 'I Nil.iln
Vt ntrlloqulMn Charles llailley
Violin dLot-
Aithur JIuiiiplirev.mil l'lojd l'ull. i.
Recitation Human" Spuiks
Recitation Miss ('lira
Rinjo solo Aitliui Tlsdcl
Solo Miss (icrtiudo Long
Impel son ltlmis Chailci Ilaitley
Violin ilntt
Aithtir IIiiint)liiov and l'lowl Pullt r.
l'lano miIo Miss .Maig.tlet CI ilk
'I OLD IX BKIEP.
Joseph Vbowsl.l was jostoidav ai
r.ilgued befoie Alderman Ruddy on
ch uges picfeiied by Aneliow Gowalcs
kl. At the heating the ptosecutor teiti
lled that tho defendant maliciously and
cruelly binned him in tho icgiou f
tho abdomen while they weio both at
work in the mines. The ivldoueo(iiilug
institllclcnt to wan. mt a iiio the do
fendant was dli hinged.
The niemboia of the Ladles' Aid so
ciety of Chilst Lutheian chtitcli weio
yesterday afternoon pleas mtly mtei
tained bv Rev. and .Mis. White at their
home on Abler stnet. A voiv enjoj
ablo afternoon was spent bv all pies
ent and Mi". Witko piovcd herself an
excellent hostess,
OBITUARY
On Sunday morning last tho death of
Thomas H. Hardenbcigh, ose , occtiried
at his rcslelcmo hi Elmhurst. Pa., alter
an Illness of about thrto months The
end was peace I nl and painless. Ho will
be lunlctl on Tuesday at .' o'clock, set
vice's to ho li. Ill In Ithudcs' hall. Rev
Plontlss, nt Moscow Methodist EpiscopU
chilli h to ottlcitte. Mr. Ilinde nbtigh
was born In Liberty. Sullivan count;,.
New York, Feb T. lJb, Ik ing 7.1 jcars
of iico. Ho loslelid la this locality for
about thlrt-llvo cars. and was well und
fiivorably known. Ho was ou of a veiy
few of tlm old losliltntrt left, who ill
ears past woro tho stuidy settlers ot
this section Ho hold thn position of Jus
tice of the peace for about twenty i.us.
Ho will bo Knatlj misled in tlm com
munity in which ho has lived so long.
Mrs.' Maigarot Mooro passed away at
1 o'clock jostcrclay afternoon at tho
homo of her sister, Mrs. Thomas M.
.Tones, 1701 Plltstem ave tine. Deceased
bud In on ailing for tho past threo wotks,
but no set Ions results worn anticipated
and death t -nu very suddenly. Mrs.
Monro was f" tars of ngo anil was tho
widow of tho litu Thomas J. Moore. Mr.
Mooro tiled about onu tar ngo and slnco
that linn) tit ce used has been grieving
crnsldtinbly owi be r lo-s. This Is ho
lloed to Imvo biought on heatt failure,
which Is supposed to havo boon tho
cnus-o of dtuth. Sim Is siiivlvid by llvo
slateis. two In Scotland, and Miss Cluls
tliio Melius re nnd Mrs. ElUiboth Cissy,
ot Hionklsn. X. V. and Mrs. Thomas M.
Join, of 1701 I'lttston avoniio. Tho fu
iieial announce limit will aiipeai later.
Mle had Mclluuh. hr of West Market
stieet, died at a lato hour Sunday evt ti
ll g, ufttr u brief Illness. 'Ihn cnuo of
death was pneumonia. Ml. MoIIurIi
was M situs of ago and has losldod In
this section tor tho past thlity seats,
und was In Id In high esteem by a luge
lido of f i lends who will bo uric v od
to learn of his sudden demise. Ho Is
survive el bs a wife, tin oe daiightors and
two sons. They aio. Sirs. Mlchiitl He
vim', Mrs. Patrltk Moran. Mis, Thomas
Connlff, Owen and Michael. '1 ho tuneral
will bo held Weclnesduv afternoon ot 3
use Sovereign Care, They
- RHEDMATISH
Kidney Trouble.
Dyspepsia
Blood Polsom'v
r
FOR WOMEK.
AMUSEMENTS.
I YCEUM THEATRE
1 ' BURUUNUBK & RHIS. Lessen.
II. K UUMJ, nlonater,
Wednesday and Thursday,
February 21 and 22,
Sped cl Mntlnoc Washington's HlrthdaJ,
THE STRAKOSCH
ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY
SO- P&OPLE-60,
Special Scenery, Orchestra, Costumes,
Clllelunih.
Wcchiosclav ovonlng, 1M. 21, "II Trova
toio;" 'lliuisd.iy t in itliuo. "Pinafore"
and Caviilloila Rustlcaiiii," Thursday
veiling, IM). ".'J. "Cannon."
Prices $1 I'i, Toe". -h:, "Jc.
F:riday, February 23
HOYT'S
Day
A Hurrah ot
Hilarity.
and
Lots
of Fun.
A Night
LATEST LATCH COMPELLER.
A Jollv I i for all soils of theatre-goers.
'J he tnnnlitet of them all.
Pilcis-JIfc), T'e., rno, 2-c.
ACADEHY OF HUSIC,
IlimauMt-KR & kElb, Lessees.
II. R. I.UMI, AlanaK.r.
All Week, Comment Ing Monday, 1'cb. 19.
HCLDEN
Comedy
Company
One of tho Litgost of its kind traveling.
Dillv lilniii M itlnco enmineneliig 'fues
cliv. Evening Pilcos-in, M and 3t tents.
Matinees
Daily.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
February 10, 20 ahd 21.
THtlSS"
WINE, WOMEN AND SONC
Regular Prices.
o'clock. Intel nn lit will bo
Duunioio Cathollo icmuci:.
mailo at
Miss Julia Raftoi, aged Jo soars, died
at the homo of hoi mothei, coiner of
Luzomo and Twentieth streets, Sunday
afternoon, at 1 -m o'clock. Deceased
was taken suddenly 111 on Saturd ly and
s.uik lapldls. Her mother, threo sisters
lind two biotlura survivo her. The
latter uro Mrs. Elizabeth McPhllllps,
Ann, Maigaut, Joseph and Willium,
Ratter, 'tho funeral will bo conducted
at '.' o'clock tomonow iiioiulng with a
requiem mass at St. Patrick's church.
Inti riuc ut will bo mado in thu Cathedral
ceinetelj .
Ethd, nged 3 sens, C months nml ,2"S
tl.ivs. iliughtei' of Mr. and Min. Franklin
1'. Staples, ot 1711 l'liui avenue, died Sat.
iitdiiS ufternoon, Tib. 17, of scarlet
ft v ci . being sUk onls thrto das. Her
liiueial took pi. no josttrd.iy morning nt
V) n i lock, lute inn nt In Foitst Hill
i e null is. Tho family luvo tho ssmpa
thy of veiy many ftlends In their sad
beii'avoiue nt. who knew and lovtsl this
cvci'iillugly blight and sweet child.
Kobcit Pobiskl, of Dodgo court, died
sislerdas nioiiilng at his homo. Ha1
was ".'J vt, us of i.i-o nml Is survived by
his innthtr and two brothers, lTod and
Will. Tlm fuutral announcement will ap
pear later