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THE SUKA1ST0N THIBUjNE-TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1900.
Tmmmmm
WEST SCRANTON
WERE WEDDED
AT PARSONAGE
WILLIAM WILLIAMS AND MISS
ANNIE BEVAN UNITED.
Ceremony Performed liy Rev. S. J?.
Matthews at tho Baptist Paraou
ngo Prospects for Republican Vic
tory Y. W. C. A. Notes of Inter
estDeath of Floyd Johnson.
Weekly School Deposits Arrange
ments for Receiving Election Re
turnsCurb Stone Meetings Held.
Others Nows Notes.
William Wllllums and Mlns Annie
IJcviui, both C Hampton Htreet, were
united lti uturriaBc at S o'clock last
ovcnhiR at tho pnrxomiRo uf tho Flint
Uaptlst eliuivli, on Unck Httet't, by Rev.
S. F. Mu thews. The bridesmaid was
Mlss Eva Davis, and Kvan DavlH, of
Taylor, acted ob irroomstiinn.
Kutli ladles weto becomingly attired
in cowiih 0l' jiu( .surao, ttiininud with
white .satin, and curled white roses.
A reception lolloucd at the homo of
the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
(Sevan, 1130 llamptnu stn-et, wliuro a
number of relatives and friends had
ir.ttliou'il to coiisrutuliiiu the hunpy
01111(7 eniiple.
Among thrive In attendance weie Sir.
and Mis. William Wllliam, Mr. and
Mrs. ,Iohn M. Hevan, Mr. and Mr,
Morgan Ilcvan, Mr. and Mrs. Kbenezer
1'. Davles, Mrs. II. D. Williams, Misses
Saiah AVIIIIams. Alma Williams, Bron
wen Williams, ltachel Zaeharlah, Surah
Davis, I.ls-zle How ells, Annie Davis,
Lillian Hpvuh. Mrs. John Kvans, Mis.
Kvan Zaeh.irlah, Thomas Aston, Wil
fred Davis, Kara D.ivis, .lohn H. Will
iams, jr., Kvan Davis, Marry Williams
Arthur Williams, Frank lievan, David
Hevnn, Tliomas Bevun, Kvan and Sam
uel lievan, Janies Kuese and Dank-!
AVIIIIams.
, Will Receive Election Returns.
All imniKemcnt have been coin
pleted by the member.-! of the Kleetrle
City Wheelmen for roeeivinjr complete
election 'returns at the club hoiu-o
tills evening. A special wire n.is been
mil into the building and an operitor
will Jake the met-sages as fast as
ihoy ait- (lashed over the wire. lle
ei ults have been engaged to look after
tlii various elect ion dWtiicts and
bring in the lotuvnt, us soon as the;
votes are counted.
An intorm.il piogiMimnc of music.
Hinging, etc., will be enjoyed, and iv
I'reslniiints will bi served by the club
Geta
Good Enough Cough
remedy. Dufour's French
Tar is what you ueed.
Our Annual Siie of
Blankets Is Now in Full Blast
The reductions cover the entire range of qualities from
the cheapest good cottou grades to the highest grade
Pure Wool Blankets made. Consequently, no matter
what your needs in Blankets may be, you can come to
the store any day this weak and fill them well, at a
substantial saving from regular prices. Being our
annual event this sale is rare wholly in the interest
of our friends and patrons, just as the semi-annual
sales of Table Linens, Underwear, etc, are, and the
price reductions come as a sort of 3early bonus or shar
ing of profits among our customers. Of course, we
place no bar on new comar-j, as they will very soon
develop into new, regular customers, too.
ONLY A FEW SPECIMEN PRICE FIGURES
Cotton Blankets,
Giey or while, fresh, clean, well
made stock of good weight find best
finish.
A woiiderltil new bl.ui- . E
hcl, n p.iir for 45C
Uig heavy 10-4 Ulan- ,
l:els '. 55C
Superior io-.i Ulnn-
l;els 75C
Best $i.!2,'i Ulan-
nets 90c
Scarlet Blankets io-. .
tflankets, worth $., now.. 325
Higher Grade Blankets at Proportionate Re
ductions, Also Special Values in Comforters.
A FEW MORE BLANKET BARGAINS
10-4 Pure Wool Blankets, very heavy, worth S2.25.
Sale price 4) 1 ,75
1 1-4 Grey Wool Blankets, extra weight, worth $2.8,
a pair, for 225
io4 All Wool Grey Blankets, fancy borders, worth
$75i now O.UU
1 1-4 All Wool Grey Blankets, fancy borders, worth . ne
4.50,-now , 3.75
n4 All Wool Plaid Blankets, cheap at $5,00 a paii, .
now 4.UU
RprnPtntlPP ver.v Pa'r 0 B'an'ets ' tho department has a
txuiliauiuvi special bargain price for the next ten days. Buy
ing now saves money.
Globe Warehouse
caterer. All member! are urged to
be on hand us early as 7:30 o'clock, In
order that the business ot tho club
may be dlsiwsod of without much
delay.
The membois or the West Hide Cen
tral UopubHcan club will also receive
special returns at their rooms this eve
ning. A feature of tho evening will
be addresses by prominent speakera
and musical selections by well-known
singers and players. There wilt also
be spirited pool nnd pedro contests
nmoni; the members. A telephone lum
been placed In the rooms to receive
i outrun. Koficshments will be served
during the evening.
I'larki Uros. have also had a special
wile run into their Htoroi on North
Main avenue. The opouilur will be
seated In one of tho Inige show win
dows and as soon as tottirns nre re
ceived they will be posted in the win
dows. The fiont ot the building will
be Illuminated by electric lights nnd
accommodations will bo provided for
several thousand people.
West Sldo Y. W. C. A. Notes.
Colonel and Mrs. Boles have verv
generously consented to open their coit
horvalory for tho benellt of the West
Scr.uilon Young Women's Christian 'i
soolatlun and on Tuesday of next week,
from 3 to 10 p. in., will exhibit the beau
tiful orchids and chrysanthemums now
in bloom. Hoses will be sold at this
time. Admission, ten cents, Hide en
liance. All members of the Young Women's
Christian association and those Inter
ested in the work uie ui gently iequp.it
ed to meet Thursday evening at 8
o'clock to discuss the advisability of
retaining n secretary during the win
ter and the best method of raising
money to provide for the necessary ex
penses. The tea announced to be given this
evening bus been postponed.
The cooking garden clashes will meet
Wednesday at -i p. m. The lesson is
"BieakfoKt Cereals."
Tuesday tif tei noon nnd evening the
ombroldoiy classes -will meet. These
classes are doing excellent work, and
on Tuesday, December 4, a sale or
fancy work will be held. Any associa
tion member may avail themselves of
this excellent Instruction for the small
sum of ten cents a lesson.
Kev. George Alrlch has returned nnd
will meet his Bible class next Tluiis
day afternoon at 1 o'clock. All women
and gills aie invited to attend.
During the winter the T. F. C. club
will hold Its meetings on Friday even
ing, while on Saturday evening the
time will be given to a gospel song ser
vice. This is u change, the advant
ages of which can be leadlly appreci
ated by club mombeis.
Tuesday evening, November I'D, Miss
Mary Haines Hall, the "gym" insttuet
less, will give the association gills a
practical talk. These talks will be con
tinued during the winter and will be
or great benellt to all and every gill
who IMons.
Died at the Hospital.
Floyd Johnson, of North Main ave
nue, who was taken to the Lackawan
na hospital last week .suffering from
Fine Wool Blankets.
All the newest borders and the
choice of the finest goods manuf.ic
ttned arc offered here.
10-4 Wool Blankets, t ,
worth $2. as a pair, lor.... 1 ,5
1 1-4 Wool Blankets, -
worth ij.oo a pair, (or.. . 2,25
io-. pure wool Blankets,
worth 13,75 a pair, for... 3.0U
io-.'pure wool Blankets,
worth $4.00 a pait, for. . . 3,2,5
1 14 mire wool Blankets,
worth 1,50 a pair, for. .. 3,75
pneumonia died there Sunday evening.
The 'remains wero removed lo the
home of deceased's mother yesterday.
Ho Is survived by his mother and
four brothets. Tho funeral will take
place from tho house, next to Mo
Cann's store, tomorrow afternoon at
! o'clock. Interment will be made In
the Washburn street cemetery.
Vote for William Council for con
gress nnd sustain the administration
which brought about good times.
Don't Forgot to Vote Todny.
liwrytlihiR points lo a HUbstuntlul
lieiul)ll(-iin majority In West rfurnnton
today, and It is essential Hint every
voter cast Ills ballot to mistaln tho
101m tat Ion of tho "Gibraltar of Ilo
pnblloiinlsm." In nruVr to avoid tiny
oonfUHlon or mistaken it Im advisable
to vot tho Htiulght tlclcat from top to
bottom,
Alt oC tho election boards in West
Scrunton will bo manned by active,
intelligent in on nnd all the booths have
been cleaned nnd made ready for re
ceiving tho voters. Interest In tho re
sult of the election Is brink nil nlonir
the line, nnd the reports of the results
will bo printed aecurntely In The Trib
une tomonow morning.
Vote for George Jl. Watson for Judge.
Weekly School Deposits.
Tho following dupolts wero made
at tho West Side lianlt yesterday for
the pupils of publlo schools Xos. 1.1
and lit:
No. 13. Dave Ovens. $S."); Kllzn
liotli Lewis, $1.24- Alice Evans, DOc;
Horthn Kelly, 3"c: Catherine Phillip?,
CSe; hliznbeth Price, $1.34; Mary
Tliomas, S9p. Total, $13.2S.
So. 19. Miss Lees, S'c" Miss Murray,
i6o: Miss Nichols, IBe; Miss Benmsli,
S2.M: Alis.s Morgan, 9c; Mls llatton,
Kc; Miss "Oavls, Brio; Miss Evans, nic;
Miss Keilow, SOc: Miss Murphy, i."o:
Miss Plynn, $3.1!); Miss "Wade, 70c;
Miss Forbur, $1.35; .Miss Peck, -lie.
Total, SM.I9.
Vote for J. A. Scranton for countv
treasurer.
Take Notice.
Kvory person who votes the Prohibi
tion ticket straight, or any part of It,
ploaso send a letter to our county sec
retary, H. "W. Crocker. 123 North Wash
ington avenue, stating your ward, d!s
tiict and number of vote. Wo do this
because wo have heard that certain
election boards are going to do some
Illegal woik. All cortospoiidenco strict
ly conlHIentlnl. 13y order of Prohibition
County Committee.
Votu for William It. Lewis for dis
trict attorney.
General News Notes.
Her. W. H. Williams, district sec
retary of the Anti-Saloon League, will
not speak at the Plymouth Congre
gational church next Sunday evening
an previously announced. lie will
:'peak at the Piist Welsh Congre
gational church at G o'clock that eve
ning. Koherl 1-trndley, of the Xew York
College of Pharmacy, is spending a
few dnys with relatives and friends
in town.
Miv. Edward Murray, of, South
Scranton, who was knocked down by
a hoi so on Main avenue on Satuiday
v. as carried into Jenkins' drug .store
and attended by Dr. Paine, after which
filii ,vuk lemoved to her home.
A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs.
P. .7. wlynn. of 2211 Jackson street.
Palmer IJeynon killed an owl on
P'ltuiday on top of tho old No. 13
school ouildlng on Kynon stieel.
The ladies of the Simpson M. E.
church whoso names begin with tho
letteis V, O, H, 1, J and K. met in tie
leeturo room List evening and mad"
iirangenienls for holding an initial
hupner in the eluneli h-m TliursJay
OVullllli'.
Til"- I'crth.i Lani'.nte Missionary
society of the Washburn street Pres
byterian id ntrch 'will i onduet tlulr
annual social in the parsonnge this
evening.
Jlov. Charles Robinson, 1). U will
speak at the levlval service In the
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian chinch
this evening,
Thomas Law, Timothy 11. Hayes
and John J. Heme uddicsscd a large
gathering of men nnd boys at the
j'oi ner of Mala avenue and Jackson
street last evening on the is-ates of the
campaign.
Alileriua'n and Mrs. John P. Kelly,
of South Seventh street, have leturned
lrom Aldenvllle, Wiiyne county, ac
companied by Allss Cella Moran, slh
ter ill Mrs. Kelly.
Vote for John II. Fellows tor sheriff.
NORTH SCRANTON.
llltl .MillMH' I, I. llh.111 W.I, lllulelol .1 Mltlllii'
.m hi a Uu ni In r niuuK .u lnr lioine (n
N.iy ul' k.iiiu, llanii'. .mil iiiinIc who in
iliii;. il in .mil at ,i si. iM.ii. iMi iiiiui iiiii'.)hiiici)l-,
win MmU. 'Hi i-.ii iiiOMiil win: I'IoaMi. Ab
ini'l, 1.1111.111 Mill, Ann.i li.iMii, (.i.e u Hip.
li'li', lutir I in. il.in, lilt li.i.v, lii'iiiU'U, May
mil j;i"i Walih, Ab.i nn.1 Xuim 1'il'e, Minnie
lii'.nliai, L'lu'llei limli'iiiK, .li'lni Milium I hull's
HiMi'l, 'K'-i-lli Hiiii.-, (.ii- Willi iiu, ( Ii.iiUi,
lint, Will .iii,i, Cliulis Ahtnl, Mlll.im
Ct.ii Km, Walter ami (liia i'tius
'Hie fi:n,i.il of Ullh.itn W.ill'iiiu. ,i Oilier
!,i- Mini Mas l.llloil In Hie (.i,iiii;.i luln.i iii.il,
I'lin' to III Hit' lioiuu ut ii I'.uuiU, im li 1 1 U.
.. i till" siliiul.iy .tlu rno.'ii. Sfiiltus wen
luiiiliu'tu! by tin) 111''. I). O. I'lillllis, iatoi n
.lit' Vj'iie uiiiii WiMi I'iiI).iI'i1mii tliuuli,
liiiiriiKia d made in W.bMiiiiii Sliut inn.
ilciy.
Mr. iiml Mii. lti rt 1'u.n, m l'raiiili'iiru nnJ,
air ciitriliiliinii; 111. .Mlllor, ni U.Mmilmr.
'IlliilllH t'nllllH, tf NOUll .M.I 1 II UM'IIUI', li.lH
loliiuii'il lionio lii'in Wii'.liiiu'luu, 1 1, ('., uliurn
111' ll.l-i bull iltlll,' lllirillR lllll 1MS IIKHItll.
'llio li'slilmtj ut tin' .urtli I Jul nil! not Uric
Uir elittlun it ittu.s tliU eiiniiii,', 'thioimli t lie
Ihukii.i'Im Mi3 i( tin- iiiiiiilim, of the Ninth Kiel
Itculint" liulv nil ciKiiiii'iith Ikii' Ikvii nun.
1'li'lul uIk'uIi.v the usiilW ot ttiu national tlcc.
Hon will lu H i I'll. 'il fi.im the miHitcst ni'tlon
if tlm I'nlUil htitm, by loud ami Ion,; ilisUncn
ttltphono, Tho clitlo lias si t'Oicil tin ki.
lu.-j uf .ot expert on tliu ttbrcopilcon nuchlno
ami Hie ivtuiiw m they uiu niciicil will he
linini'ilijli'1,1 tliiuHii on u larire st i ecu in aunt
ot tliu Oanhuiit buililiinj-, uluie tlm tlnb has
IN lit'ailiiuini
WniiU n( Loniiiioniluinii lino .diiinlv bein iv.
itiwil limn nt'Mul cillni'im m it tliu new- ilc
i.iilini', us tliU U tliu lliu Him' I ho proplr ot
llii' North Iiml will hu tit-jinl to luuipltto it
nuns on tlit niida ot mi I'lcttion,
GRAINf)
J THE PURE V J
GRAIN COFFEE
Po you know that three-quarters
of nil tliu world's! headaches aro tho
result of Ublng tea and coffee ?
So physicians say.
Quit them and. tho headaches
quit.
Grain-O lias tho coffee taste but
no headaches.
-Ml grocers; 13c. ndXGc,
SOUTH SCRANTON
ANDREW HEIDEL INJURED AT
BILK MILL.
The ffievator. Which Ho Is In
Charge of, Fell to the Bottom
rioorHlB Leg Was Fractured.
Foter Krmstoti Hold In $500 Ball
for Stabbing Andrew Kohlskl Fu
noral of Thomas Byron Held Yes
terday John Bulkinl and T. J,
Hnndlcy Injured Other News.
The hlsr frolRht elevator In tho t-a-quolt
Bilk mill, used for hoisting
heavy ninterlnl, took a drop from tho
fecond Iloor yesterday tiiornliiR at 11
o'clock, smashing It unci breaking the
log ot thu hoy in clmi'Ku, Andrew
lleldel. In descendlnt? with n lottd of
Htilndlos, one hecotne dlslodKcd, and
In lirylnff It out with ?n lion liar tho
table became dislodged from tho pul
ley. The elevator dropped with great
force. Young lleldel was taken to his
homo on Htufford avenue vhere Dr.
Mnnlov .reset tho fracture. A boy by
tho namo of Myers was also on the
elevator when It took tho drop, hut
was uninjured.
Kanstoti Stabbed Kolski,
A Polandor named Andrew Kolski
nnd another one named Peter Ktiu
stotl living at South Washington ave
nue r.nd Kim street, got full of bad
whiskey on Saturday evening last and
called each other hard names, and
nccu'iLil each other of scabbing, which
according to their views is a heinous
offense.
Words led to blows, and knives were
drawn with tho result that inside of
fifteen seconds Kolski was ready for
medical treutment, requiring a good
many stitches to get him together
again. He told his story to Patrolman
Bolnud, who In company with Lieu
tenant of Police Znng had a warrant
sworn out for Konstoti before Alder
man Donovan.
After a little chase, Kon&totl was lo
cated in a hole in the attic of his
home and was locked up. Yesterday
ho was hold under $500 ball, for his
appearance at court.
Funeral of Thomas Byron.
Tho funeral of the late Thomas By
ron took place yesterday morning and
was very largely attended. The home
of tho bereaved family on Drick street
was thronged with l datives and
friends to the time of the tuneral. The
parlor where the remains lay, was
full ot floral designs from sympathetic
friends.
At 'J o'clock, the raskot was closed
and the cortege moved to St. Poter'j
Cathedral where a lequiem mass was
celebrated by llev. McManus, t'.t the
conclusion of the church services the
funeral procession moved to cathedral
cemetery where Interment was made.
Tho pall-bearers wero: Thomas
Haft"i Patrick Carey, John Ticrney,
John Wen lis, Patilek Keardon, and
Patrick Foley; the llower beaiers
weio Daniel Moran, Daniel Vaughn
and Kdward Pentle.
Two Accidents.
.loli.i (lulkino, of Kim street, em
ployed as a laborer at the Uellevue
mine, had his right hind badly
cruvhed yesterday iy a fall of lock.
Dr. J. J. "Walsh attended his Injuries.
Attorney T. ,T. Hundley of Plttston
nvenufj while viewing a foot-l.all game
Sunday was struck on the head by a
stone tin own by some anmll boys. A
painful scalp wound was indicted.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
At the last meeting of tho Loyalty
chili of the South Seianton Young Wo
men's. (.Mu 1st Inn association a straw
ballot was taken by the young ladies,
with llio result that President MoKln
ley leeelved twenty-eight votes and
Bryan but one.
M'he following members of the Grace
Reformed chinch of this side weie eon
nrnied at the chinch on Sunday morn
ing by Bishop Nicholson: Miss Louisa
KlelnVeluodt, Miss Mary Eck. MNs
Hnttle Smith, MKs Mary Seotl, MNs
rtillioi'lno iJowmey, Mls Jlnttlo Wal
ters and Mr. William Klolnscluodt.
MMie Junior Sewing class, conducted
by the Young Women's Christian asso
eiiitlnn of this side, will reorganize for
tho winter this afternoon. The studies
will eonsdst of plain sewing and kinder
gin ten work. There will be a coips of
competent Instructors in charge.
class In German will also bo otgaulzed
this evening, which will be in charge
of Mrs. AVIIllnm Koruaeher.
.Mr. and Mr.-. Itudolph Myets, of
Philadelphia, who were visiting friends
on the South Side, returned home yes
terduy. Miss Lucy Vulth, of Klimlale, who
was visiting her sister, -Mrs. Adam
Kreiichtel, of Cellar avenue, returned
Home ye.stenlay.
Born To Mr. and Mr. Frank Tis
dell. of Cedar avenue, a buhy girl.
I'mlertuUer Ci. A. Miller and famllv
have rennned from 43J Cedar avenue, to
the old homestead, 4:11 Cedar avenue,
MMie Xeptune Knglno company Held
their regular weekly business meeting
last evening.
Tho William Ponuell IIou company
mot In monthly session ItiH evening.
(ieorgo Ilnttman, Charles Snyder and
Chailes Iteld, till piomlnent young
sportsmen of this part of the city, re
turned yesterday fioin n successful
Hunting trip to Jubilee,
Mis. Loruni! Krauss nnd Mrs. Otto
Tlage, of Willow street, liuve received
tho duo mantel cluck given away with
Old Holland coffee, purchased at tho
SoulH Hide Cash stoic.
Vole for Thomas I. Duiiluls for clerk
of the courts.
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DUNWORE.
I.cttcis iriiuliiliig inii'liliiioil iluiiin? die ))ciio.l
emlini; m. il, l.)0, I'i'isi.iis lalllntr (or tlmo
li'ltor will ili',n,e say inhrrtUod. M, K, lllahop,
)o,tinoicri Miw. l)i, sllllnun, lifts Marion
ktu'ft; II, Miillli, 117 William Htrati Jlw. J
CiMiif, 0, II. .Siioe, SI. Sihlft, M-J. 1'. .Maitln,
201 .Mill ttioit; Wllllnui II. .Mtllalc, m Sillier,
rori'ljtn XjJIIc Kiuin.
Sin. Maiy SUrtin, wito " Jostpli Jlurtln, ot
CruM btuct, tiled ut tho Tlioiiilu,on Losjiital last
Saturday ulirlit. The deveatutl lud been suflerinir
from an illtiis of seural wffW iluration, Snr
ltiiii; ure tier liuliaml uml one child.
Her. It, SI, Oii'fii, of I'lioeitixillk-, conimeiiceil
rel.il buWun hi Hi" 1'iidley Street HaiitUt
cliuuli last ci!iilni; and iiriMiliod an tblu n-r
moil to a lark'u assuiibli, 'lliu iiiettlnct will
coiitlnui) all ut't'k.
Tin Yount; I,adifi Silslon clrele ol (lie l'lcd'y
terlan tliunli will meet In rrVular ntslnii to
morrow afteinoon at i.0 o'clock at the liomo
of Jliii (iraco Cliamterliin on Nurlli Dlakily
ttrect.
'tilt- Kpwottli leanuf ot the SlithodUt KpUtopal
tliurth will hold a Ini'lneiu mcetinj; tliU cvenlnt;
in the Sunday nhool room of tho tliurth. Si.
iral mimhc of the Junior league Mill Lc re
tched into UKinbtrtbi'i into thu older league.
JONAS LONG'S SONS, JONAS LONG'S SONS. JONAS LONQ'B SONS.
This Afternoon
First Appearance in
Scranton of the Famous
Royal
Of New York City,
In a Grand Election
flat i nee Concert
Pure Food Show
Do not miss hearing this celebrated
organization in their Concerts here
this week. Bear in mind this is
the LAST WEEK of the Pure Food
Show. Concerts every afternoon,
and Saturday evening, by the Royal
Hungarian Band of New York.
At
the
Jonas
The choir ot the church ulll hing and thero
iill be other interesting eit'i'e'!.
Din Inn t friendly scuffle Saturday night bc
tuciu Anihcw Mendoia and John GclonlM, two
Italians of the boiouuli, Colonlci was shot in
the tide by Jiendorj. 'lite injuied man wan re
moved to his home and Is testing quite com
fortably. Sir. Horny fuller. In compans- with n joung
lmly, met ttilli an aitldeut butidij" afternoon
while drltinj; which iriirliteued both of them
considerably. The earriigc in tlilch they weie
seated siiddenly became disconnected fiont the
forward u heels, and fell, (liiouinp: them to tho
Utoiind. No serious injures uerc nustaincd.
NOTICE.
Owing to the Klza of tho ballot and
tho probable slowness In oountln.T.
correspondents aro expected anil
t'l lends are requested to telephone tho
i e turns Into Tho Tribunu editorial
rooms, 'phono on 1 1 10U, ns soon to
night as possible.
OBITUARY.
1.. D. Kemmeier died at his late lesidemo In
l'aili'ryitlh', rtnlay, Xoi, 2, aged 3il jeuts, af
ttr a i'mt'ering illnias of two je.iis. haling -.uf-fired
.1 sun stroke in 1S93 from wltith he neier
at an time Iitllv tuoicied. He was born near
irmiilbiiir lit 1814, and i-.ttne to hcianton in
K'iO, Mliere he teided until 1MO, when he put
iIitiiI ,i iroiut) and nude it his pi'muni'iit
liume In ritt..i.tille. Fhjou afltr his cotuinir to
S'Miitnn in lS'ifl he hecainc asniiciatcil with the
lielaw.ire, l..iik.i.imu and WisUin toad is ,i
jirltate aotreiarj- to W. T. llalhtead. He w.i
atleniards ailtjnccil lo the way bill otitic, of
which he lud thiiM' Willi lh0. when he w.w
proinotcd In tlif olllte ot i!iutilici and .ticl
niiitir and for it frlmrt tiim was acling Fiiiiin
ttndi'itt. His 1 1-.L i'i-illi'ii unilei' the Dilantin.',
1..ii!i.tuauui .mil Weitetn was mine dispatcher
of the iraii-portatinn of coal, a HNillnii which
ho Iteld .Hi' lllled with ctedit up lo his illttejs.
He w.i one of the llrst cluiiinin and fotuiders
of lliu now famoiH ll.iiho.ul Youiie; Mcn'ii Cluis
t i tn an-oii.itioii. In tt'lluioui niattets be al.is
tool, an iiilie p.ut nnd was .i member of the
.ilJins .Wonuo Mtthudi-t I.ii-.topal eluiiib.
biinBiiiK a letter uoin tint clinicli to the K.tc
tuiiiillr McllioiUit Uplicop.tl I'liiiuli when t ik
iliR up his ri'-ddenco tbere. He uas .1 riitnibei
i if Company K, One Ilnndied and Tlilrty-ccoml
leirlment, I'eiiiis.ilvanii Volunttets, he bating en
listed ,n a iltmnuiil boy when Die war bioko
out" in Itill, fiiuii which In; held an honorable
ilNili.ut,'''. Ho was also a mcinbii' of l.u Kuu.in
in lodge, No. fflil, 1. O. O. 1'., and of the
AiniiicJii Mtih.iiiici. He is niriiv.il bv u wife
iml the ililldien: W.tliei and Hay, of Conn II
iinlteisltj ; .MK -lesile, of the Intel nationa' Cor-le-pondtiii
e MhooU, at Siiimlon, and I'tanl: ami
Arthur, of rntlor,tllle. He Is aUo -united by
font' i-i-ti'ifi ami one biother, Mr-. Ultid ll.ir
tlngfon and li. Charles St.ur, of I'hiladilphh;
Mis, Jaiiiiit Land', ot Wilkts-llaiie; .Mis 1). A.
Hill uml W. 1). Kimiueni, ot Strmloii. Tho
liiiiet.il m. I.iigtly alteudtd ft out the late rei.
lento Miiudi.t atteiunon, the (1. A, It, and O.IJ
I'lllotti'lilUiiif iliaiKf uf the unkt.s. I!e, W,
M Illller, of the Methoiiit UpKiop.il ihurcli,
ottit'litid. lnLtiimiit was inidu in I'.tetiriien
unietei', .il ructoijUllo,
Vi. Alice Hurls, .iiitd US jears, widow of
the lain Thomas .ini, diul jciieidiy at tho
home of Inr mii, AloMinder J, llatrls, at It"'!
Wyoming iihiiiic, Hm Is ttiiilieil by the fol
lowing ihlldiin: Alexander J., Joseph, Thomi-,
Wthiir and Mis. Willi mi lloche. The Inner il
will be Ik Id thinonnw moinlng at 10 o'eloel;
lioin M, I'.iul's cliurtli. (iiecii Itlil-e. Tnt I
limit will be nude, lit Mt. C'.timel tumlcr.
AUIheliiilu.i Dt'tibli'f, aged 81 jear, died yes.
Itlday at hei home on T.ee comt, after a HufW
ing illiiibs, 'I he (undid will ho held at t'tt'JCo
on Wednesday iiiorulrig,
SATURDAY'S FOOT BALL GAME.
Managov Flaherty, of Stvoudsburg,
Objects to High School's Clniin,
Munu'ver V, F. Flaheity, ot tho
Stroudsliui'tf Normul school foot ball
ulevon, was yesterday In thu city and
Inht nltjlit culled at The Tribuno otllco
uml remarked that .he wished to col
lect tho report of Saturday's foot ball
Hums nt Stroudsburg which has np
peaied in all tho local papers.
In this paper the stutement wus
made that a thlrty-llvo yard run In
the second half by Tropp, of tho Illirh
school, which would have given tho
Scranton team tho iramo by tho score
of 11 to 10 was decided by Heforee lUir
vlsu to have been made out of hounds.
This decision, It wus claimed, wus
made after this olllclal hud'llrst called
a touchdown.
Flaherty stutes that Captain Tropp
after ruunlnis- about ten yards went
out of bounds and Purvlss culled him
buck. "When the referee ordered him
to stop tliu Stroudsbuvg pluyers ceased
their pursuit, but the Hlh bchuol
captuin continued down tho Held and
refused to abide by tho referee's dc-
Hungarian
Long's Sons
cislon. Purvlss then gave him two
minutes to play, and, on his refusing
to do bo, forfeited tho game. This,
Mr. Flaherty states, is the true ver
sion of the case.
Dnvitt, the hurd-playins full back
of the Normal team was laid out dur
ing the game and will probably be un
able to play ugain this season. On
the kick-off In the first half Tropp
ran with the ball and Davitt made one
of his vicious hard tackles. He collided
with the runner with great force and
his nose bone was broken and eye bone
shattered.
WANT GOOD MEN RETURNED.
Resolutions Adopted by tho Key
stone Republican Club.
There was a very enthusiastic meet
ing last night In the Howard Place
hall at which addrcf ses wero made and
George AV. Protvn, Louis K. Morton,
John II. Ut:ll, II. A. Patterson, John
VS. Jackson and Campbell Hughes.
M'ho following resolutions were
adopted:
1hl.i-, 'ihe Republican adtnlnUtuttoii, with
a lot til Hepublitan congress, has met otery un
foiscen etnetgency Willi d tatt and wMum un
in.ittlied since the rami- of man began to now;
istililUliiiiK fiist the hoeielgnty of citizen at
homo aad then abroad, as well as utirjing the
"jewel of liberty" into benighted lands, the
whole work of whith is yet iinllnhsheil; ha res
cued tite Amiric.m legation lrom the center cf
( hint, placing (hoi Old Cloiy" upon the niojs
mid iy colored wall of Pitkin, when- no tlag of a
toreign tlnt'iiltr had waved before for thousands
of c.usi adding territory to meet the ever in
itiaMiitr needs, nulls and wishes of the Aniet
itan people, proclaiming and maintaining the
mnthclilis lo.tulty of Auieilt.in labor; and
Where is, Hon. William Council, tho memoir
of cotuiess for Ibis district, has during tho pst
four jean, teipoi.dcd to eteiy toll call in the
.iboe gic.it drama of our histoiy und h is main
tained a ikmowiI history of hiinsell, patent to
nil, of iiicoiiiagiu?, ptoniotliig and fobtorii'g su -ccssful
bu-ine-s cntcipiNtn for tin city of
Sir.inton, as Will us unieiiiliciiiig in a cubstari
tial in tni"'i' cury .tiyltint, hospital, chiirth and
i,oiiet.; tlitiefoit', bo it
ItCBOliid, That the Ki'j stone Itepulilfcan club
Iieit'by leafllim lis allegi.tnie to tho ltcptibtiian
ailininlitration ami the Hon. William Connoll
for the teinrd thus lar so uoblv uiado and :ii
peals to all oters itgaidlits of party to assist
us in illuming those who hae .setured thero
eiy gie.il lestdti.
ltesoht'd, Tint f-'ainuel J. Purler has ) In
tluence with the Key-lout' club or any other club
wilhlii the city of feuauton. We btnliy ion
deiiin him for being t.ili to this ilub and
falno to himself.
Campbell Huijliu,, rieiidutt.
!, K. Morton, "rttictaty.
M0OSIC BOYS ARRESTED.
Charged with Trespassing on Scran
ton Railway Company's Cars.
AV1II Harrison, will Moran, George
Sanson nnd Gerald Hanson, four young
boys living in Mooslo, were lust nlslu
arraigned bofoio Alderman Millar,
charged with trespassing on the cars
of tho Scranton Hallway company.
Harrison was furthermore accused of
lumpmlng with a trolley on ono or tho
cms and almost causing serious datn
uge. Tho company nlleges that on Mon
day, October ;!, the hoys jumped on a
car on the Mooslo lino und stole a I'Uln
for somo distance, until put off hy tho
conductor, Hurilsou, who is a lud of
sixteen years, while on tho cur, seized
hold of tho trolley rope and pulling It
violently off tho trolley. This took pluco
while the car was passing over the
Mooslc bridge.
Harrison seemed to bo tho rlngleuder
among the young mischief-makers, and
Alderman Millar lined him 510 and tho
costs, und in addition severely rebuked
him. The other hoys wero toprlmnudcd
and dismissed, with u caution against
any further pranks of Mich a serious
nature.
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MEETINGS TODAY,
Tho Ctntr.il Woman's Clitiiti.tr Teuiptrance
union will meet this aftcruouii at .1 o'clock in
(lueiiisi'j'n lull. A latere attcudiiuit is desired
di theiu U jii import jrtt nutter to decide.
'ihe Wcnuii's -MU.lun socicly ut the I't'im Ave
nuu Baptist church meet tliU aftcrnocii at 2.110
o'clock at tho residence oi Nathaniel llalUtcad,
on Mltllln avnui-,
LOCAL FOOT BALL.
The Croiccnt loot bull team would like in ar.
ratine u caun with the crack Oriental? fcl Nu
cniuir U. .
llio lteitulara of the Wikt Side defeated tho
Hot Airi ot Uilktuc by a tcoio of 'li 0.
The Itct'ulJri ihallcutsc the Don Tons, -It-., team
N,'V''
Band
AMUSEMENTS.
I YCEUri THEATRE
"Bursunder A Kelt, Lsuaand MaaBferf
A. J. Dully, Business Manager.
One Night Only, Thumday, Nor. 8th,
Delclter & Henntuy present
JVIiss Gertrude Ooghlaa
In Tltackeray'a
VAIMITY F"AIR.
Magnificent production. Perfect (ortmnlnK ia
etciy detail, and u supporting cut ol players,
Including Heilicrt Fortiet as Rawdon Orawlty,
Cecil Kingstone as the Marqula of Sttyne, Harry
Hanlon, Joseph Bcdley, Annla llllstoa as M!
Cra.vley, Mrs. tlajor O'Dowd, Uay Donihui.
Amelia Scdlev, Joaephins Foy. A cut ol il
clnractcrs. Carriage! ordered at 10.40 p. m.
Prices Lower Door, $1 and S1.50; balcony, Hut
two rows, 75c. ; balcony clrcla. Mo. Reata on
sale Tuesday, Nov. 0 at f i. in.
ONE NIGHT ONLY
Friday, November 9.
TUn MONARCH OP ALL FUN BHOWR.
Tltltd and bait edition of that rapid and rtlllcto
in Musical Farce,
Who Is Who
Introducing the recofrriued oomeiliant,
C1IAS. A. LOI'KIt AND JOHN M'MAMON.
And a boat of otiier farce comedy authoritlc
and ptetty sirls. Special scenery. Beautiful
Co.stumif.
PIllPi:-I.ower floor 30 anil 7Jc; balcony Mc.
ACADEHY OF HUSIC,
UUUUUNDRR & HBIS, LeJltei.
tf, A. BROWN, Alanag-r. .
ALL THIS WEEK
Daily M.ttiiicci beginning Tuctdajt,
MacCauley-Patton Companj
IN KEPKItrOlKK,
Piesenlins Monday ociilnir, "A Minister' Bo.'
A Pastoral (,'onicdy Dranu.
Matinee Prices, 10 and 20 cents.
Kiruinc Prices, 10, 20 ,ind 30 cent.
3
New Gaiety Theatre
Three, d.iji ujnimciichic; Mondjy, Nay, i.
The Sam T. Jack
Own Burlesque Co.
2 Grand Burlesques 2
8 High Class Specialties 8
Special Miilnlt,lit Peiloniunca Tuesday, Novf
bet- 0. I'.lectloii Itetinim.
Matlnco Pally,
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HEADQUARTERS FOR
Hen's
Underwear,
Highest
Grades at
Popular
Prices.
412 Spruce Street.
Agency for Young's Hats.
for Nov. 10, on tho WVit I'aik Ktountl. U. h
Donohor, nunaijif,
Comiileta the victory y votlnf
Btrulb'ht.
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