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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1000.
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EVENTS OF DAY IN
WEST SCRANTON
A SUCCESSFUL PRODUCTION OF
AMATEUR MINSTRELS.
Elcctria City Wheelmen Enteitnlned
n, Crowded House nt Mcirs' Hall.
Lyceum Dramatic Club Organized
by Prominent Young People Stet
ter Property Changes Hands Flag
Raising Incident Misunderstood,
Funerals Today and Tomorrow.
Other Shorter Pamgraphs of Gen
eral Interest.
The ropulailty of the Kler-tilc- City
Wheelmen wan fullynttextcil liit evoti
Inp. when over t-lRht handled persons
crowded Into Steal s" hull to witness the
minstrel pcifoim.ince kIvpii by the
flub membeis. The affair was an In
stantaneous succ-cmc, and was pio
nouneed to be the bet amateur pro
duction of the kind oer given In th
city. The sours, jokey, elioiu-'m and
specialties were up-to-date, uiul ev
erul of the numbeis wete lepeatedly
encored.
The staKe w.m pi et lily decorated,
and the pattlclpants sat In a semi
circle, the end men being dressed in
while duck trouxeis. blue soipe coats
and outinff shli ts. and the other mem
bers wearing club sweaters and
knlcker.iockers 11. W. Luce, the In
terlocutor, was Roiffeously attlied in a
white duck suit, with lilt? led buttons
and loud linen. On his left weie the
tambos, David Owens, Nelson Tee's,
Al. Davis. Kd. Mot so and Kmrys Jo
seph, and to the ilclit of lilm sat tho
bone manipulators, Hilly "Williams, Otis
AVclnsv, Charles Ucrtlnv, Fied, WeinsM
and Iester Slorse.
The Iaience band and oichestia,
under the dlieetlon of Prof. W. C. Ott,
opened the peifoimanee with a .med
ley, which was followed bv the ffrand
Introductory ovettuie, "The Wheel
men's OutiiiK," and the opening
chorus. Uetween the vocal numbers,
the end men perpetrated many jokes,
some of which weie as follows
Ous Welnss Looking for aciobats In
a crockery stoit piteheis and tumb
lers. Al. D.nis INtabllsliIng a water
works In Kellv's patch t" wash out
Hen Johnson.
Lester Jlorse 1'slng ladli s' -eirpts to
clean the streets take In the waste
better.
Gus Welnss A duck goes Into water
to liquidate his bill and comes out to
make a run on the bank.
G. A. Williams Most wondeiful thing
of the present time Welshmen living
In Hyde Paik without 1 mining for
ofllce.
Gus Welnss Leglslatois at limits
burg will have to use opeia glasses nt
the next session they can t see Fan-.
Dufour's French Tar
Has Won Success,
It Cures Your Cold
And Gives You Rest.
FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
Gentlemen :
A few words on Underwear if you please. There's
everything that you can think of in that line in our
Men's Underwear Department, and more of it to
select from than can be found in any other three
s,tores in this city. Enough said on that score.
To-day we particularly ask your atteution to
"Otis" and Mercer
ized Underwear
"Otis" Gusseted Momar,
the kind that allows you all the freedom in exercise
that an active man can desire, but fits as simply as
though twere skin tight.
. "Otis" Underwear is made from the famous Sea
Island Cotton in medium and light weights in Bal-
briggans or Lisle Thread finish. Also iu fine light
pure wool weaves.
'Otis" Underwear is best. No other make is just as
good. Make a note of that fact.
MERCERIZED UNDERWEAR
possesses all the appearauce aud properties of Silk
but it is in reality Cottou, prepared by this new aud
beautiful process,
All sizes, two shades, (flesh tint aud pale blue)
proper spring weight. Finish as fitie as genuine
Silk.
Globe Warehouse
Hilly Williams Controller's oltlce
like a dog kennel full of Howelts.
Kmrys Joseph sang "The llluo nnd
the Orny" nnd rcceUcd nn encoto, and
Kred V.'eltus' rendition of ".My Han
nah Lndy" made a decided hit. Ho
received a bunch pf lettuce when re
siondlng to nn encore. Churlla Her
tine sang sweetly ".My Lady au,"
and was presented with n bouriuct of
ihubaib by admiring ft lends. Sam
Lewl, attlied as n street car conduc
tor, -ang his ttniisfcr song In pleas
ing style, and David Jones' rendition
of ".My Creole Sue," together with the,
11. C. W. trio, was well received.
Albert D.ivles' song, "I Won't Ho
nn Actor Xu Stoic," made a hit and
he was compelled to jespond to an
encore, and Clunks Htoi ms' rendition
of ".Mollle, 1 Love You," was one of
the best thlnps of the evening. lua
Wolm-s. ns tho I'nglirli chappie, re
ceived three encores and sung in ex
cellent voice. Tho singing of "Hluo.
Hyes," by David Owens was also a
pleasing number nnd rccitVed wcll
nieilt applause. Hut Hilly Williams'
coon song caught the ciowd and it
seemed ns though they couldn't g"'t
enough of It.
The ginnd llnale was a decided nov
lty. Introducing the entire company
in a stiong chorus, with band accom
paniment In the olio Walsh and Mc
Donough cxetUtrd u double clog dance
In it clever manner, the H. C. W quar
tctto sang a pleasing number, Master
Walter Deckelnlck lendeied coon
snug" and Hny I-'urinun did a specialty.
The parallel bar performance of Al
beit Hcnne and C,. A Williams was
the best number In the olio, and Albsrt
Davis sang "Itoek-n-Hye- Haby, I Love
You," by lequcst. The rendition was
well iccelved. A social was after
wauls held nnd onloyed by many
young people. It Is quite probnble that
the pe. fonnunco will be repeated.
Tin: facts ix Tin: uasi:.
The an est of Mis. Margin ut Scanlon,
Wednesdi'.v, at the Instance of Thomas
Costcllo, foi an ulleged attempt at
buiglaiv, was due to the follow intr cir
cumstance's Mi. Scanlon Is the owner of the
building nt Main avenue nnd Lafayette
stiet, which has been occupied for
some weeks past by Costcllo as a hotel.
He did not pay his rent. Mrs. Scanlon
states, and she had to take legal steps
to havo him dispossessed. This led to
some lrgil complications nnd to the
airest of Costollo on chnigis of mak
ing tlueats, etc., prefened by Mis.
Scanlon.
As -i :nc wis of evening up mattPis
he Ins act used Mis. Scanlon of the
somewhat unique offense of attempt
ing to buiglnlze her own propei ty.
Ni:V DKAMATIC CLUH
A uuinbei of young people met in St.
Leo's hall last vveiilng a id organized
the Lyceum Diamntle club of West
Set anion, the object being to produce
plns at intervals dm Ing the year. The
following ntllceiH weie elected Presi
dent and manager. Miss Pauline Hall,
lce-pic-iilent, .Miss Maigaiet Kellett;
seuetaiy, John Hurke; tieasuier and
assistant manager, J H McDonough.
Tile members aie Misses Maine Gau
ghan, Annie Giltlln, Julia Lamb, Marv
Mc.N'tilty, Nellie Cuteii, Elizabeth
Thai ne. i:minu Frantz, John Huike,
Daniel Regan. Joseph Gannon, James
Conoboy, J H. McDonough.
A number of the above named re
cently produced In Meats- hall the
drama, "Not Po Had After All."
MUNYON'S GUARANTEE,
Rtrsnir Aiftt-rllnnn a to Jnit WhM
the Ilemcellra Will Do.
Munjoa (uittnttc
that tit IlbeunitttiLj
Cure will cur near)
all "! f rbtum.
tlam la fw hount
tbtt til Djsptpilt Cut
will cure Incllfe-stloa aid
all itorojch troubita;
that hit KMn.j Our
will cut 00 pr rent,
et all casra of kldntj
trouble i tbt hit Ca
tarrh Cur trill fnrt
otarrh no matter hew
lone atandloc; tbat hi
Hcadach Our will cur
10 Mod rf bf adacbe ta
a few mlaeitra: that
'bla CoM Our will
. ,. . qulrklj liruk up txr
form of cold and io on throuih lb entire Hit of
Kuodlrt, At all ilruitlttl, 25 centa a rial
If you rie-M mrtlcal adrlr writ l'rof. Munron.
IC0S Arch at., I'Mlo It la nbiolutfljr free.
HKAIj HSTATK TUANSFnit.
An Important trnnrfor wni made yes
terday by the heirs of the latu Mr.
and Mrs. Fiank Stetter, In which tho
tin ee younper heirs retlie to private
life of their own free will, and Mrs.
A. 15. Hrosser and William Rtetter,
her brother, assume the full manat?e
ment nnd contiol of the property, bak
ery nnd hotel business on North Main
avenue.
The transfer Involves a valuaule
piece of propei ty and an established
business. At present the places are
closed, pending alterations. The Uo
boys, David and Hatry, and their sis
ter, i:il7abi tb, have purchnsed a piop
ci ty on North Hyde Park avenue,
vhere they will leside.
THAT FLAG INCIDENT.
Thomas I,. Williams, district super
intendent of mines for the Delawaio,
Lackawanna and Western company,
had no hand In the lowerlnpr of the
lliiB at the Continental mine Dewey
Day, nor was the flap lowered because
uf nny unpatilotlc foellnp or sentiment.
There was a high wind blowing, and
the beautiful emblem of tho country
was In danger of being torn to slneds
and was taken down by workmen. Mr.
Williams had nothing to do with the
flag in nny way.
OENHHAL NEWS NOTES.
Hany Welsburger, a huckster, tesld
Ing on Jackson street, was thrown
fioni a wagon yesterda morning and
slightly Injured.
Misses Sadie Jones and Sadie Ed
wards will gle a muslcale In Menrs'
hall the latter pait of this month.
Mi. Hlgelow, of North Sumner ave
nue, employed nt the Dickson woiks,
was Injured recently by an lion bar
falling on his foot.
The remains of Mr. and Mis. Michael
Huike's Infant child will be Interred
In the Cnthedial cemetery this after
noot .
Uev. J. II Sweet conducted the regu
lar praver meeting at tho Allls mis
sion last evening, pleaching to a good
sized audience.
The icmalns of Mis. William Weltz.
who died at ISO West Maiket street,
were yesterday removed to 2024 Price
stieet, whole the funeral services will
be hold tomorrow afternoon. Inter
ment will be made In Washbuin street
cemetery.
The funeral of the late- Mih. John
Phillips will be held at fl o'clock to
morrow morning. Sei vices will be held
al St. Patilck's church, nnd Interment
will be made in the Cathedral ceme
tery. The funeral of Mis. Jane Ea.iiis will
be conducted at .1 o'clock this after
noon from the home of deceased's
daughter, Mis. Thomas Ho wells, HOC.
Washburn street. Hurial will be made
In the Washburn street cemetery.
A mass meeting of miners was held
In Co-operative hall last even Ing, which
was addressed by Organizer Smith and
others. Th"ie was a large attendance.
Stanley Hennett, of Van Huron ave
nue, was arraigned befoie Alderman
Davles last evening, chaiged with sell
ing liquor without a license and selling
to minors. He was committed In de
fault of ball.
GREEN ItlDGE.
Ml l.ililli '"urfii, sistn of i: C (.Ultra,
Riuirr, uf Kail Market tht, lias txtn iallei
to WoomMmrK cm profroloiial duties as a thim.
Dr. J. b. I'ordliain, of Cipnusc avenue, who
had been attending a meeting ( tlw Su.qiulurma
Omtal association at Wilkes Harrc, icturned home
jesterday
Straubeviler, Crcen Rinse Market.
Orcen Hld;c Indue, fiO.1, Independent Order of
Odd KillovB, conferred the third degree u .on
thrie candidates last nlslit, at their regular
ucckb meeting i" Xlaonle hall, DUkon avenue.
K. S. Pratt lias taken charge of the boarding
home formerly conducted lj Mrs. Kinney, of
Ore n llldge street.
Kn ah Mackerel. Mud, nitiefiMi, Cod, Halibut.
(Irecn TUdgc Market. "
II 11 Andrew), of Capotnc avenue, in nn a
bii-ine-H trip to Philadelphia and Wilmington
Mr. Mar llosser, corner ot JefTirson and Wee.
trie avenuei, wlio ban been ill for some months,
is slowly convalescing.
lllml arb, Cucumbers, Tomitoes, A'pvrngm,
Water Clove, Spinach, New I'otatoe", etc. ("recn
Hide Maiket.
T. S IIofTman and G. A Pounce, two of (Jreen
mdgc'a enthusiastic illciplcs cf Walton, ere
preparing for a lUhing trip to Sullivan count,
N. V. Tliev expect to leave Saturday and be
gone several davs
Mr Joseph Hangi, of Dickson avenue, is visit
ing friends In Carbondale.
(larden Seeds, all HriK firecn Itidge Mar
ket Vlr. IMward Lamae, of Klectric avenue, re
tmned last evening from a two weeks' stay in
New York city.
Waltei Wilbur, of Sanderson avenue, is visiting
friends In Long HI and Cit.v
Oranges, Lemons, nanana (Irecn nidge Mar
ket Mrs. C I. liiee. of New York city, is visiting
hT parents, Mr and Mrs Luther Smith, of Wy
oming avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Names, of lliikson avenue, have
returned from a visit al llaU'tcad, I'a.
Mr. Sevmore, of I.srch ttrert, has accepted a
position with the Colliery Lliginecr at Cincin
nati. Print nutter, best In the city Oieen nidge
Market.
The funeral ot the late K. .1. McAndrevv will
take place this foicnoon at 1.5(1 o'clock at St,
Paul's church. Interment will be made In the
Cathednl cemetery.
MINOOKA.
Patrick Gallagher, of Stafford street, is seri
ously ill.
John Medea, of Main street, who was bcini;
treated at Dr. Thompson's hospital the pin vvee'e,
is able to be around again.
The Joco c' Mrcn, who are npldly coning to
the front In the tlicatrlr.il line, will be seen at
the cadimy of Mi'iie tonight with the Rawtella
Dramatic company.
The school children of No. 1 u Iiool are car-rlr
preparing this vvcik for their entertainment
whiOi takes place this month They aro re
heading dialogues ard drilling for the occasion.
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Catherine Getting!, of Grove strict, Dun
more, USd Jetterday at her home. .She) was 70
jean cf jgv nnd well lnovvn lu.the city. She
Is survived by tlnrc bon and three daughters.
Ihey ate Mrs. Mirtln Ilier.r.an, of Ilutte City,
Mout.j Jamea, cf Ilulte City; Tlmmas, Dominie).,
Mary A., aud Mrs. William Cullcn. of this city.
The funeral will take place at 0 o'clock tomorrow
anornlng, with services at St. Mary's cl.in-ih aud
latermeni (n the old Catholic cemetery u Pun-more,
(ff?jtaafaW
POLICE OFFICERS
TO FELL THE AXE
Concluded fiom Pjge ."..)
tlfvlritf Clint 41m nivt,u.,Al m.itmdlni
will not cause any damage to the 011-
roy or nuune properties. The ordl
nnnce was later passed on fiist and
second readings,
MOHHIS AMENDMENT.
That there Is a strong probability of
the city controller being re-granted tho
J1.C00 for clerk hire, which Mayor Molr's
veto out out of the appropriation ordi
nance, was evidenced by the action of
M, V. Morris In amenIlng his ordinance
for additional permanent men for the
Niagara nud Liberty Hose companies,
by substituting for this balance the
judgments and Incidentals fund as tho
source from which their salaries shah
be provided,
Mr, Keller's desire to bavp a better
understanding of tho resolution iegu
latlng the manner of hanging electric
lights resulted In the measure going to
committee for n week.
New measuies were Introduced nnd
dealt with ns follows:
Ilv Vt V Morris -Orillnincr tor pvvlng Market
street from the river to Main avenue with stone
block Iteferred.
ltesolutlon directing a settlement of L T. Con
no's claim of ?1T0 for an Injured horse and
vvreckeMl vvagem, resulting from a collision with
a fire hjdrant alleged to be set live feet out in
the roadway at the corner of Sunset and Monsey
avenues Iteferred.
Itv Mr Godsnall-Ordlnancc directing that the
clt settle with Williams and rhllllps, eontrao
tois nf Main avenue lateral sower, for the as
essments against Krank Mott, S7.!3, Joseph K
Mears. !04 03; and C. II. Welles, S1G2.81, the
liens having been defeated on a technicality,
Reterreel. i
Ily Mr. Gaiv in Ordinance for electric lights on
Crown avenue, at the Hemlock, Orchard and
ltlver street Inlcisectlnns Itcferreel.
11 Mr. Keller Ordinance for constructing
Section of the Tenth sewer district. Referred
llv Mr. Norton ltesolutlon giving the old hose
carriage of the William Connell Hose company
to the Keser Valley Hose- coniun. Adopted.
Other oidlnances which passed first
and second readings provide that
sttoet railway companies shall sprinkle
their tracks and eight feet on each
side of them twice a day In diy
weather, nnd that Prescott avenue,
above Ash street, shall be narrowed.
Tho oidlnance for a three hundred-foot
sewer on Railroad avenue, north of
Emmet street, passed third reading.
ACTION CONt'UKIlHD IN.
The following select council meas
ures weie concuued In: Hesolutlon
awarding to John J. Kahey the con
tiact foi the new Park Place sewer,
at $1 4!) per lineal foot; resolution dl
looting the food Inspector to dl'lgcntly
enforce the oleomargeilne laws; res
olution giving the use of Wyoming
n venue beyond A.b stteet to the Elks
for their street fair, and exonerating
the tax c n the show ; resolution exon
erating the Lackawanna hospital from
six months' tnjies on Its newly ac
quired property on Tranklln avenue,
resolutions awarding the city printing
to Tunstall & Wolf, and the city adver
tising to The Tilbune and Republican;
resolution for an Inquiry to ascertain
If the Diumond Land company Is en
croaching on Providence load; resolu
tion for a file hjdiant, corner of Hlch
mont and Washington avenues.
Tb" finance committee ropoited fav
orably Hie orrilnince appioprlatlng
V-'OT.'-M.y), for consttuctlrg seweis. In
isponse to a query from Mr. Cal
pln, the license committee reported
P' ogress on the new license tax ordi
nance. ZOOLOGICAL COLLECTION.
They Are One of the Features of
Sells Brothers' Show.
If ou attend the exhibitions of the
great Adam Torepaugh and Sells
Brothers' America's Greatest Shows
Consolidated as you doubtless will
don't rush blindly through the grand
zoological collectlons.ln a wild scramble
to get a seat In tho hippodrome tent
an hour before the arenlc perfoim
ances and laces begin.
Remember that the seating accom
modations aro ample, and take time to
examine tho biggest and tarost menag
eries of wild beasts over on view
These Include the most royal array of
Nature's living savage wonders, rut -nlshlng
a world of entertainment and
Instruction,
STREETS FORMALLY ACCEPTED.
North Park Thoroughfares Now
Belong to City.
The streets included in that part of
Green Ridge known as North Park,
weie deeded to the city Just seven
years ago by the company which put
the property on sale, but not until yes
terday was this deed formally accepted
by the city.
The deed has been reposing all these
years In a pigeon-hole In the desk of
Secretary Fellows, of the school board,
who was the secretary ot Mayor Fel
lows when the deed was made, anil
who never turned It over to the city
solicitor. Robeit E. Huiley, who Is In
terested In the land, learned of this a
few days ago and jesterday saw that
tho deed was placed where It belongs.
ACCUSED OF ASSAULT.
Mrs. Ann Faiber Charged with
Abusing Child of Neighbor.
A. P. PjIco. of 1025 Paul street, Pet
ersbuig, yesterday swore out a war
rant befoio Alderman Howe for tho
anest of Ann Fnrber, a neighbor,
whom ho charged with assaulting his
young daughter. There will be a hear
ing In the case at 10 o'clock this morn
Ing In Aldei man Howe's ofllce.
Mr. Price claims that Mrs, Faiber,
on May 2, caught the little girl by
tho throat and then kicked her. Ho
also claims that on previous occasions
she has threatened tho members of
his family and has already thrown
stones at thorn.
m i
O. A. R. REUNION.
Seventy-Seventh Regiment Will
Meet at Lancaster.
Lancaster, May 3. The Seventy-seventh
regiment, Pennsylvania Volun
teers rteglinental association, of which
John O'Heltcr, of this city, Is president,
will hoia a reunion dining the depart'
ment encampment, G. A It., at Uettyj
buix, on June 6, at 3 p, m at the
Hotel Washington.
Tho Heeiity-siventh Pennsylvanli,
being the only command from the
TRY GRA1N-0! TRY GRAIN-0!
Ask your Grocer today to bIiow you a
pucleugo of OHAlN'.O, the now fonel drli-k
tlint takes tlio place of coffee, Tho t till,
dren may drink It without Injury uf, well
as the nelult. All who try it, llko it.
CiRAIN-0 tins that rich seal brown
of Mocha or Jaa. hut It Is nmda from
piiru uruinB, r.nd tlio mot delicate mom.
nch receives it without distress. ',i the
prlcu ot coffee. ISc. and '& ctu, per pack
one. Bold by all grocers.
Worn Out?
TRY
(.VlArlUNl Wl I
WORLD FAriOUS TONIC.
Mnrlanl Wlno I a tonlcr prepared upon
truly scientific principles. It la safe and
beneficial as well as imreeulile.
Marian! Wine has more than S.eW wilt
ten Indorsement from lending plijHlclans
In all parts of tho vvorlel
Mnrlanl Wlno gives power to tho brain,
strength and elasticity to tho mumMc
and richness to tho blood. U Is a pro
motor of good health iind longovitj.
Mnlies tho old young; keeps tho veiling
strong.
Mnrnnl Wine Is spoclnllv recommended
for General Debility, overwork. Weak
ness from whatever causes, I'infoiind
Depression and Hthaustlon, Throat niiel
Lung Discuses, La rirlppe. Consumption
unci Malaria. It is n diffusible tonic
for tho entire system
Mnrlanl Wlno Is invaluable for over
worked man, delicate women anil sickly
onllrtrpn It stimulates, strengthens nnel
stiHtalns the svstom and braces body Ktiel
oruln. It combats Miliaria and La
Urlppc. May be used effectively In form
of u hot grog.
Sold oy nil diugglHtR.
Hownre of Imitations.
Mnrlanl & Co., D2 W. IBth St.. New Yoik,
publish a handsome book of endorsements
of Lmperors, Hmpress, Pilntess. Cardi
nals. Archblsheips and other distinguish'"!
personages It m sent gratis and poit
paid to nil who write for It.
eastern part of the countiy that took
pait la the battle of Shlloh, this in
union will bo paitlcularly Interesting
to survivors of that engagement, ns It
Is expected at this meeting to locito
the different positions of the regiment
during that battle, the positions to be
permanently marked by monument
and markers. Neatly nil the positions
of tho contending armies at Shlloh
have thus far been located by the gov
ernment engineers In charge of Shl
loh National Military park.
Pea Coal 81.25 a Ton Delivered
to South Side, central city and central
Hyde Paik. Address ordois to J. T.
S'larkey, 10H Cedar ave. 'Phone CCS3.
NORTH SCRANTON.
The (uncial of Mrs, Catherine Vturtaua.li was
helil esterday afternoon from her home on West
Mirket street. At '.' o'clock the remains were
conve.ved to the Holy Itcwary church, where
seiviees were conducted b ltev. J V. VfovUn
The KimiiH reposed in a handiOtne Mark casket
and were viewed b a hrco nunihii ef friends
who knew her during hei Ionic and useful life.
Intrrnicnt was mad in Cathedral ee meter
The funeral ef lune-s Vlorgin will take pi ice
this afternoon at 2 80 o'cloek fiom his late home
on Meade avenue The Hov It June pa'tor
of the Wet Vtarket Mrert Connie (ratlor il ili.n n
will have ehaicc of Hie services Inteiinenl will
he made In Potest Hill cemetery Mr Morgins
was an oM and respeeteel iesnhlit of Hit section
He was affiliated with a number of fraternal as
soeiations He Is survived by a widow and seven
rhildicu, all of whom have the s.impath.v of the
coimnunlt in their sad heicavcnunt
Wednesday evening; a surpiise pail.v was given
at Ha home of Mr. nnd Vrs .lohn lliehnun, i'f
.school street. In lienor of their son, John Tl'e
iisuil ivcuinc; divcr-lons weie inilulu .1 in uti'il
a fc-usouaMe hour, when u fre-hments weie sotvl
Those picsent were' Misses Milul .laeksou,
I'laneis Hi adj. Jennie Jeckson, eiua Holmes,
Helen Caron, Dunn Herlrnu, Vlav Jones, nienche
Kvans, Crate Andenon, Vlessis lliviel Games,
John bimms, John Mellaril, Itufus HkhaiiN,
Mmnel Jones, (ieorcro VimmR llartlett Holmes,
Simon Jones
'1 lie I'pworth league of the ( ourt Street VIelho
dlst Kpiseopal ehureli will imve i short iiterar
ar.d musical irngriniine in connection wl'li their
mcetln'5 tomorrow cvcnii
Tlie Ki stone I.llerarv and Dramatic cluh con
ducted a social in the Audit.vrlum last cveiinj.
Local union, Inlted Vn- Worke-rs of Anierl 1,
will liedd their annual picnic at i-'rcai's (iiove,
June S and 9
Mrs. v. It. Lot i and dautihter, ( leo, of Porco
do I.uni, V VI , aie the guests of the forimrj
sister, Mrs. llcrnard Havls, of Oak street. 1wt
intend spending the sumiiiti with friends in Liu.
uw mm and Luzerne counties
VIls, DUy Hill, of 1'hllo street, is ill
Thomas O'Malle.v. of Itockwcll street, Is su"
ferlng with pneumonia
Clarence s,,,t0Ili n( t,is section, craduited
from the New York College of l'hirmac Wcl
nesehv evening.
W. Mason, the Vtarket street Jeweler, lift
for New iork on business cstcielav
The annual meeting ot the Piovidenee I'reshy
till), ehureli and congregation will lake plie
next Monda evening. Henorts from the varioe.s
ortinlations of tnc cliureli will he reael In addi
tion to the usual repot t nf the boird of trustees.
Coiporatlons Charteied.
llarrihurg. May I, llvse charters weie Issued
toela) by Ihe state dtiartiiient : Mileaud Cual
conipanv, Pittsburg, capital MP,!); the Inde
pcnelcnt Lumber eompan, Klwoenl ( it, capital
?10,00e); the .?. A. Hiciman llrilliiv company,
Suanton, 7,500, the Shrew shui.v rurnltute and
Manufacturing compinv, Shiewsbui, York cnun
tv, capital ?C0,0O0, the Center Count Vgncul
tural Exhibiting crmpany, llellefonte, capital
l,oi)0i the JoiiAtoun shoe factoi, Jonestown,
capital J10.00O.
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Scotch Wooleu
Or B.ilbriggan, knitted in dif
ferent weights. All the new
and fashionable effects. Some
very striking combinations have
lately arrived from the knitting
mills. A big assortment
50c and $1,00.
it. 4'j.s
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Leather Bjlts, in Tan, Russet, Black, Grey, and Patent Leather Swell Caps,
Soft Felt Hats in fact, everything you need for wheeling.
ISamter Brothers,!
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DAY'S DOINGS IN
DUNMORE BOROUGH
COUNCIL DID NOT HOLD A
MEETING.
Did Not Want to Face tho Bill Which
Formor Chief of Police Dlerks Was
to Present Report of tho Board of
Health for April High School
Fnculty Met and Divide the Hon
ors to Bo Bestowed nt the Ap
proaching Commencement Exer
cises Other Happenings.
Tho borough fathers m;t at the bor
ough building last evening. Ward, Pay
ton, Itiogan, McLaughlin nnd .(ones
being present. Owing to tho absence
of Cbntimnn McAllister effoils vvcia
made for some time to serine a tem
porary chairman, but each ot tho mem
bers In turn lefused to tal(i the chair.
After a little deliberation n motion was
made and seconded to adjoin n to meet
np'n" at tb" call ot tho .sh.il..
I' i tin of the council lu ndjoutn-
n in Indicate that the mom-
b -i 1'itli to face former Chief
it i'"ii. , M ks' bill, which would be
P " i t.ii bv the chief In peison.
'IM T tinALTII RKPOIIT.
Mi ief -t of the board of health
ot Hi bur imh for the month of Apill
Is an f i'in:i:
Deaths Males, 12. females, 13. as
follows: Tubeirulosls, 1; neprltus, 1:
bronchitis, 2; convulsions, 1; cancer,
1, puerpal convulsion, 1; piogiesslve
neuritis, 1. In grippe, 1. apoplexy, 1;
scarlet fevor, 1, membraneous croup,
1, empjena, 1. pneumonia, 9: after
child birth, 1, asthma, 1, mumpsi and
scarlet fever, 1; ciamps, 1.
Contagious diseases Scarlet fever,
SI. ellphtheila, 4: scat let fever with
dlphthoili, 4; number of complaints, 3.
Bltths 19; males, 6, and females, 13.
high school facultv mhuts.
The High school faculty of tho b lr
ough schools met ycsteiday aftetnonn
In the High school bulldlrg. The ob
ject of the meeting was to dodde tho
question p.s to who should be valedle
toilan and who biilutntorlan of the
graduating class s if 1900. The class
numbeis twonty-e-lght and the faculty
found the gteatcst difficulty In deter
mining who should havo (list honors,
the standing of a number of pupils
bMnir eciunl
Pinnll.v the pupil de-elded to east
honois aside and' by balloting decide
tip- popular member of the c lass The
lesult was Leioy Swingle was elected
valedictorian and MIrs Mabel Kelly
hiilut.il oi iuu. The giaduation exer
cises this year will be- the most elab
oiate held In yeais, owing to the huge
class and the extensive piepaiations
being made.
HAPPLNINOS OF INTHltHST
A party composed of Hon. M V
McDonald and wife. Mi and Mrs. Karl
W. Hlshop. Mis. Fieel FIoUt:. MUs
Ruby U. Yost nnd Messts. J. S. Itej
vans. O. C. Bell and Mr. Adams spent
a most pleasant day's outing at Lake
Clemovv, Wednesday.
The funeral of Maiy, the little
daughter of Mr. and Mis. Martin Mc
culloch, of Spoit 1IIII, who died Wed
nesday, will bo bulled this afternoon
at 2.30 o'clock. Interment will be made
In St Mary's Catholic cemetery
Daughters of Kiln, Division No. C
will hold their second annual social
In Temperance hall. Sport hill, on June
19. Dm Ing the evening Ice cream and
cake will be- seivcd.
Divisions No. I and 8. Ancient older
of Hibernians, will meet nt their hall
Sundav morning at 7 o'clock, to make
arrangements to attend services anil
holy communion at St -Maiy's Catho
lic chinch on that morning.
John McDonald has opened a mar
ket at the corners.
Miss Hessle Hone nnel Miss Once
Chambeil.iin left yesterday afternoon
for Carbondale. wheie they will rep
lesent the Christian Kndeavor society
of this boioitgh nt the convention now
being held in that city
An Italian Republican club lias been
formed in the borough with the fol
lowing organization: President. Frank
AVllllams secretin y H. M. Litters;
tieasurer. Frank Wnlkc-r Meetings
wilt be held at tegular intervals.
Your Cycle Clothes
We believe we have the largest assortment
of Wheeling and Golf Pants. We know posi
tively that we have the most stylish and newest
cut, because we made some improvements which
our tailors approved. For instance, the tight-fitting
golf cuff, with eight pearl buttons, then the
natural fitting waist. They come in new cloths
of plaid, check or plain effect. M j.ft (M GJA
. See our assortment, from P W HlccJV
Sweaters or Soft Shirts
Pure Wool Worsted Sweaters
in various weights, plain or
shawl collars,
$1, $1.50 and $2.
Bike Shirts in new color com
binations, with the patent turn
over collar, very comfortable
when ridi g.
75c and $1.00
Scranton'9 Leading Outfitters.
Do
You
Know
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ISCUlt
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To knowUnoada Blocuttlj
to know the finest form of soda biscuit
ever baked. Packed in air tight, mois
ture proof boxes. Sold by all dealers.
Take no imitations. Insist on getting
the genuine Unooda Biscuit.
NATIONAL DISCUIT COMPANY.
AMUSEMENTS.
I YCEUA1 THEATRE
- UURQUrsUKK & RHIS. Lessors.
II. K. LO.NU, Manager.
ACADEHY OF HUSIC,
rx llUltdUNDUR & Ums. Lessees.
II. It ,LOMJ, Alanatr-r.
osi: soi.ni wt.kk
Commencing Mondi, April TO The handum
and tillliant artiste.
Miss Jessie Sawtelle
Supported by the most poweiful repeitoire or. i
ganlratlon In th" Unitcel States, known as llm I
SWMLI.I.i: PnVMMIC CO, Presenting
i, Illg s'upci laity Vets, (p. A car load of wen.
crv 1'iices 10c, 2e)c, and SOc Matlneo coin.'
meiieing Tiicschiiii , 10c to all paits of tho house.
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