The Scranton tribune. (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, January 15, 1901, Page 6, Image 6
rrr'-T w:j "." r-f ! isf(irF-"i . Js V 1 i -,J ., VPS, vi j'i . 1 THE SCRAjNTON TRIBUNE-TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1001. tfV -"; T WEST SCRANTON MARY GORMAN'S SUDDEN DEATH WILL BE INVESTIGATED TO DAY BY CORONER ROBERTS. The Woman Was Found Dead in Bed In a House in NoalU Court After a Wook'a IllnosB Without an At tending: Physician Vaccinations at the Hospital Moving: Pictures at Simpson M. E. Church Willio Greon Up Against It Othor Notes and Porsonals. .Maty Ooiinnn, uKt'd about :U yeum, a fomlllur character hi polite c lii-lc. tiled at noon yestetday In it hour' li the roar oC 102 North Ninth stieet. The -woman had been 111 for about u und refused to have a physician attend her, icniniWng to .Mm, W. .1. Van jykc, with whom she heiitdtil, thai Jf a doctor oamc to uttend her slm would spit In his faro. Tor navel nl days the woman had licen suffering fiom convulsions und writhed lit agony at Intel vaU dm In llio days and nights of suffering. Her rompnntolirt wete wholly Incapable of (lttcudlng lo her physical ncols. Tho houe In which she died Is sltimt.d In NcallH' court, overlooking the l.icka vantm lalhoatl. Cotnnet nobctts was untitled of the (ao and made an autopsy on llv boJv 3ast night. The cause of d'lth was due to alcoholism. 'Deceased was a ji.itlvo of Wllkos-Uniie. mil a step daughter of James Pm.iit, who was j.otltlcd of her death. After the woman was found cold hi death lJr. OomegH wan s'l'mnoned. lie viewed Ihe remains and directed The occupants of the house to notify Ihe cm oner. .An Inquest will niobabl Jip held In the case todav. Moving1 Picture Exhibition Without a doubt the 1et moving picture exhibit ever made in this city was presented nt the Simpson Jletho illst 1'plscopol chinch last evening by ihe I.ynian II. Howe company. Fur two houi.s an audience that complete!-. Ulled the church, sat and tluiioughly I'ltjoved the display of the oloaiest and most distinct set of plctutcs ever thrown on a eunva in Seianton The tlltns used weie exceptionally 1 tear mid fiee from the. nerve-iacklng Je.itures that usually aeconipany ev lilblts of this natuie. The pUtuie.s In rinded the downed heads of Ihtrope peenca from the Tails exposition, th out for I and COLDS TAKE DUFOUR'S FRENCH TAR. The Great Mid-Winter Blanket Sale This important event is now iu full swing, and those of our friends who know by experience what this Mid Winter Blanket Sale means, as a money saver, will not lies tate to take advantage of it, should they waut tniytkiug iu that line. Here Are the Facts, Your Judgment Must Do the Rest. Pure Wool Blankets 12-4 Extra Quality White California, weie $10.50, now $8.50. 11-4 Extra Quality White California Blankets, were $0.00, now $7.50 11-4 Fine Whito California Blankets, weie $5.50, now $4.00. 11-4 Fine White Pure Wool Blankets, weie $4.00, now $3.25. 10-4 Fine White Puie Wool Blankets, weie $4.75, now $3,75. 11-4 Heavy White Wool Blankets, -were $4.00, now $3.25. 11-4 Heavy White Wool Blankets, wore $3.00, now $2.25. 10-4 Heavy AVhlte Wool Blankets, were $2.25, now $1.75. Colored Wool Blankets 11-4 Extia Quality Gtay Wool Blankets, weie $0.00, now $4.75. 11-4 Veiy Fine Puio Wool Giey Blankets, were $4.75, now $3.75. 10-4 Veiy Fine Puie Wool Giey Blankets, wete $3.75, now $3.00. 11-4 Extra Heavy Giey Wool Blankets, were $2.85, now $2.25. 10-4 Extra Heavy Grey Wool Blnnkets, woio $2.25, now $1.75. 11-4 Good Giey Wool Blankets, were $2.50, now $1.75. 10-4 Pure Wool Scailet Blankets, were $4.00, now $3.25, 11-4 Fancy Plaid Blankets (new combinations) were $5.00, now $3.50 Bath Robes and Comforts 100 Fancy Bath Bobes that sold for $1.50, now $1.10. Eiderdown Comforts, size 0x6, -were $4.50, now $2.08. Eideidown Comforts, fine silk coverings, were $8.00, now $5.08. Eiderdown Comforts, fine silk coverings, weie $10.50, now $7.40. This sale continues just lower priced goods thau are ior the asking. Globe Warehouse t yiirf'VWWrt Hiltl.dt-lloer war In South Africa, iicenes In China und other countries, and many huinoiotis pictures of Inter est. Pitt Ik nlnr mention should be mnde of one plctuie In the exhibit, which W the most teallstlo ever depicted. It Is Major Wilson's last stand, In Houth filca. In which n company of rtrltlHh soldiers are massactod by the imllvi- '11111". It Is Intensely teallstlo. and wltlml hem t-rendlng and pathe tic. During tin- evening the monotony of the plctuie exhibition I" telleed by monologue features, whtplt ate Riven by Aekland Hoyle. an uttlst or inn ability. His ipcltal of the story of "King Itobcrt of Sicily," was n rluail 10I mlpf tloii and Rives ample oppoi tuntly for Mr. Hoyle vetsntlllty. Mr. Howe's annual visit to West Scran ton tttliacts latgcr tuidlemes with null succeeding year. Gieen Severely Punished. William (itecn, of 5.! Huberts luiwt. svnr' out a wanant ynsteidny In Al dei man Kellow'n court for the unest ol his brother-in-law. Henjamin Thomas, of S'jC North lltomley avenue, dial glut; him with assault and bat lei v. The defendant waived it heat Inl and entof'd ball for his nppearnne- at cotut in the sunt of $100. (5t eon mauled Thomas sister, a widow with live children. After a. llnift they separated, but u icconcllla tlon was effected and all went well un til yesterdiy. "Willie," as (Srecn - famlllaily known, Invited bis wlfe'H futhet' and brother mound to his house. The biother teponded. When he appealed In the r.ldernvtn's olllce Willie looked like a foot ball player after a lough and tumble scrimmage. Vaccinations at the Hospital. An army of patents and chlldleii, seeking free vaccination, tesponded to the invitation or the West Side hospi tal dlrectoi.s yestetday, and from noon until late In the evening theie was a steady tun of tallets willing and anx ious to be Inoculated free of charge. One bundled and twenty-one arms were scraped and punetuied with vac cine, and as many more were tinned away, owing to the Inability of the phsklans to attend to them all yes- teulav, The dlnctors le.illj Intended that the oppottuulty was olteted mote paitlcit- lutly for the pooler i lasses who ate unable to pay tor the acclnatlon of the chlldien, and while none weie tinned uwa on that scoie, they nev ertheless want It umlei stood that tho poor aie piolerred. Another thing that should not bo mlstindetstood Is that only between the hours of 12 and 1 and t and ."i o'clock will the applica tions be made. Dr. J. W. Houser woiked like a beaver on tho applicants who tbtonged the building and the hospital nutses and Dr. M. J. Williams tendered him material assistance during the work. The exclusive announcement In The Tilbune ot such a move on tho part of the dliector.s elicited much fnvorable comment thtoughout ths day, and the ten days. Those who waut here quoted may have them lAlm1 response Illustrated how generally The Tilbunc la load. Funorals Yesterday. Hev. Hugh Davles, pastor of the South Main Avenue Welsh Cul Intuitu Methodist church officiated at tho fu neral of the lato John Jones yesterday nftetnoon, Tho services wcte bald at the house on Academy street, and weto attended by many life-long fi lends of deceased, Inteiment was made In the Wnshbuin stteet cemetery. The pnll beitreis were: John H. Hlctiauls, David C. Powell, J. J. Hvans. William Well aids and Moigan Lake. Services over tho leinnlns of tho Into Clmiles Lewis were conducted yester day inoi nlng at the house on South Kighth stteet by Hev. J. II. Sweet, D. D of the Simpson Methodist Episco pal church. The pnllbeatois were: Calvin Coons, Mr. Warner. Frank Sut ton, John Decker, Addison Chase and James Martin, Tho body was taken to Walton, N. Y., on the 10.40 Ontatio and Western ttuln, and Interment was made there In the aftetnoon. The funeral ot tho late Thomas I'hllllps oceui led yestetday nftetnoon f i oni the family tesldemc on Hynon street. The sei vices wete In charge ot Hev. D. P. Jones, of the Tabernacle Congregational church, and Interment was made hi the Wiushbuin street cemetery. The pallbeareis were: Wil liam Arnold, William Koons, Hdwind O'Malley and Chatles Heed. GENERAL NEWS NOTES. Wl'llain Phillips and Miss Mary Unities weie united In ntanlage yes let day by rtev. D. P. Jones, pastor of tho Tabeinaele Congiegailonal church. An eloyablp uurptlse patty was ten dered W. Haydn Uvuns at bis home on South Sumner avenue. A large num ber of people weie In attendance. T!io employes of the Oxfoid mine weie paid off yosteiday and It was lumoicd ai outiil town Inst evening thai in fittute the company will dis pense with the sei vices of the sti Ik ing employes und operate their mines, it' possible, with new hands. The special tellglous sen Ices tit tho Wiihhbuin Stteet l'lesbytutlan and Hampton Stieet (.hutches last evening wete well attended, and much Inttr esi wan munlfestid b the longru sutlon.s. The I'enti Stoic company have closed their stoic on Washbuiii stieet, and the goods have been tiansfeiied to the fuller stoics, (omer of Muln a ve nue and Price stteet. Hatty J J. Jon"s, the bailtone solo ist Is confined to bis homo bv Illness. Mis. Anna Ikelei, of Danville, Is vl ltlng her cousin, Mis, W. (liant Kel lei, of ICilwatds ctittit. Miss Itoso Uvans, ol Poillauil. Pa,, who liu- been the guest of her sister, Mis V.. Tltman. of .laeks-jn street, le tuined home ycstMday. Mlts Jessie Nauinan, ol Noith Onr Ilelil avenue, will leine this week for Tobyhannn and Stioudsbuig. The seeietaty and tieastnor of the Washburn Street Piesbyteilan Sun day school, In their minimi lepoits show an enrollment In the uchnol of 47- hcholms. Of this number. OS weie added dutlng the past eni. The total attendance was ir,CJ0, an nveiage of MO for each Sabbath. The total le celpt.s fiom all sources weie $116 GO; expenditures, $SSfi.S2, IeaIng a bal ance of $"0.7S In the heasury, F. S. Goodrich, ot Sharon, Pa., Is In town In the Intetest of the Wide Awake bianeh of the Home Clicle. Miss Jennie Jones, of Plymouth, Is the guest ot ti lends on West Locust stteet. The local union of buibeis held a nicptlng last evening and cm oiled a niimbei of new mcmbeis. Camp ."', Patilotlc Order of Anieil cins. will serve a dime .-mpppr In Ivorlte hall this c onlng. n excel lent menu Is being prjpaied. The ttincial ot Mr. nnd Mis. John Dunn's Infant child will occur this al teruoon at 11 SO o'clock fiom the house, on Archbald street. Inteiment will bo made in the Cathedral cemetery. The membeis of the Columbia Hose company held a meeting last evening and tiansneted business pet mining to the compan; Lou J. rjcuehump, lee tut et. lunelei and w liter, known as "The Laughing Philosopher," will lectuie in the Ply mouth Congtegatlonal chute h net Monday evening on the subject, "The Sunny Side of Life." The lectuie will be given under the auspices of the young men of the churcb, and the pioceeds will be applied to the build ing fund Specialty. Dlbeai-es of Women. Jtoom 1, oer Globe stote. llouts: 1 to Dr. O.IIO p. in. Consultation fiee. Tieveiton NORTH SCRANTON. There was a laige attendance of peo ple rioni this pint of the clt mostly membeis of the Methodist church at the tuneinl of Mis. Maty Hdgar, wife of ne. William Olgar, nt the Dun iiiote Methodist episcopal church yes teiclny nfteinoon. There weie fully one bundled und fltty poisons pies-ont Horn heie, special cai.s com e lug them to and 1 1 oni tho funeiul Ah a token of their loc and regit id foi the dead and the bereaved fnuill, the Ladles' Aid society of the Piovldence chinch sent ti wreath of loses, the ICpwoith league a casket bouquet ami the Sunday school a dotal piece. Hev. Cl, A. Cute, the pastor, was one of the pall-beai- cis. Tho trustees, at a meeting Sun day night, adopted i evolutions of sym pathy with theli foimer pastoi and (lilldicu, and the Ladies' Aid society will do so at tht it" next mooting. Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter lugalls, of (Iresnvllle, Conn.. a:o In the clt, called heie by the death of his sister, Mis. William Moore, of West Maiket stieet. Mis. Butler Pletce, of Cntbondule, Is visiting Mrs. Charles Xelgler, of Not th Main avenue. Mis. Hodeilck Powell, of Caibondale, Ik visiting Mis. Samuel Davis, of Xoith Main avenue. Miss Ilattlo Owens, of Itilck avenue, Is slightly Indisposed, Dr. W. A Peck, of Noith Main ave line, Is convalescent, John Hcaly, of West Miuket stieet, has tecoveted, after a week's Illness. George 13, Athciton has puicliascd a span of bay hoises. Miss Catheilne Lynett. or West Mai ket stieet, Is slowly tecovetlng ft out nn attaik of tho gilp, P. J. Flanagan, of Theoiloie stteet, Is able to be about again, after a week's Illness. A one dn rumniugn sale Is an nounced to take place In the Ostethout THE HOMLIEST MAN IN SCRANTON as ncll as the luudtomot, and r tin re ire Invllrd to call on any Urustl.t and set trie u trial bottler ol Kemp' Itjlani for the 1liro.il and l.unic, a rrinrdy Hut U uiurjntctd to (urn Jii'l ullcte all ClnonU nnd (ute Couyhii, Aaltmn, lliontlilllj Jiid Comumvtloii, I'tlec 'J'c, and LOi; NO SLEEP FOR SIX MONTHS One Cause of Sleeplessness That Can Bo Overcome. Mt. Win. Hnndschu, of 4Ctli stieet, Cotton Alloy, Pittsburg, Pa ex presses himself as follows tegardlng the new remedy lor that common and obstinate disease, piles: "I take pleasure In stating I was so afflicted with piles that Tor three months I got no tegular sleep; I became completely prostiutcd, the doctots did mo no good: my brother told mo or the new temedy for piles, the Pyramid Pile Cute, I put chased of my druggist three ilfty-cent boxes nnd they com pletely cured me. I am once more at work and but for this excellent rem edy I would be on my back. 1 take great plcnsure In wilting this letter because so many people are sufferers from this) tumble who like myself did not know whete to look for-n pcima nent, safe, tellable cute." Kxpeilenee with the Pyramid Pile Cute for the past three ycais has demonstiatcd to the medical piofes- slon as well as to thousat.ds or sttlTor ers from piles, that It Is the 'safest and most effectual pile cure ever of feied to the public, containing no opiates or poisons or any kind, pain less and convenient to handle, and be ing sold by druggists at '-Oc and $1.01 per box, Is within tho icach of eveiy mift'eter. Veiy often! two or three boxes havo made a complete cute of cluonlo cases that bad not yielded to other leme dles for yems. Theie Is scatcely u disease more ag gravating and obstinate to cute than the vorlotts found of piles, and It Is a common ptnctlce to use ointments, salves and similar prcpntatlons con taining dangeious poisons to temovo the ttouble. The Pyiamld hns super seded all of these Ineffectual remedies and no one suffei Injr w 1th any rectal ttouble will make any mistake in giv ing the Pyiamld a trial. If In doubt as to the natute of your trouble send to the Pyramid Diug Co., Matshall, Mich., for a valuable book on piles, descilblng till tonus of the disrate and describing tho method of cut e. Anv diiiggist can fuinlsh the Pyra mid Pile Cure as It Is tho best known nnd most popular temedy for pllen, and If yon ask him he can doubtle-is lercr j.ou to many people In your own vicinity who have been cured com pletely by It. block next Tuesday by the ladles of the Aid society of the Piovldenec Pres byterian chinch. Winter clothing for women and childien will be a specialty, and eeiythlng will be sold at n lowpr pi ice than nt any tumninge t-ale yet held In the city. The funeral of lluth, the seven-months-old child of Mr. and Mtf.. Will iam Cousins, of Notth Main aenin took pluce yestetday nfteinoon at 2 o'clock. Inteiment was made in Dun nioin cemetety Hlble class Tuesday at 3.10 nt the Young AVomen's Christian association; mothers' meeting Tuesday ceulng at 7.U0. All mothers aie Invited. Ite rresliments will be .seucd. Miss Phoebe Smith will sing a Tew selections. The Piovldence Piesbyteilan people ate continuing the special meetings of last week Into this week. This evening, George Mnhy. tecietaty of the Young Men's Clulstlon association, will gIo the address the service be ing In gencinl chaige of Hev. Dr. Guild, the pastor. The services are held iu the Sunday school looms, which ate well tilled fiom evening to c onlng. The Team Dilveis' Intel national union held theit regular meeting last evening In Leonard's hall. (Jeoige K. Athciton Is spending a few days In Monti ose. Diugglst G. V. Davis and Aldeiman M.veis aie spending a tew days In Ilni ilsbuig SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES. Installation of Officers of Washing ton Camp, P. 0. S. of A., Last Night Othor Notes. The tollowlng ofllceis wete Installed by Dlstilet I'lesldent Heniy C. Horf liiaii. at the Installation of olllcers of AVasldngton camp, Patriotic Oidcn Sons of Ameilca, held In Hurtman's hall, on Plttston avenue, last night: Pte.sldent, F. P. Hans; vice piosl dent, Henry C Vleslng; recording tiec ret.try, Fied Guntcr; llnanclal secre tary, John Xearher, Jr ; master ot foim, Thomas F. Kinsl; ronductor, Peter Y, Haas; outer guard, Fted VIrslngj trilMces, John Seholl, J, V. Schwenk, Robeit H. Hlter. TOLD IN BRIEF. At a ine-etlng of the membeis ot Columbia council. Young Men'H Insti tute hold last evening in Pharmacy ball, the following olllcers were In stalled for the ensuing year: Chaplain, Hev. 13 J. Millie: piesltlent, M. J. Mi Hugh vlco president F. P. Rindy; second vice pie.sldcnt, Thomas Folan; tecoiillng sectetnry, James Vaughan: flnancla' secietary. M. J. Hnft'eity; coieispondlng sect etui y, Tliomas Sul livan: tto'tsurer, John II. O'Mnlley; mnthhal, Mauilco Dugitn: Inside senti nel, James Folan, outt-lde hcntinel, Michael Riley: executive committee, JI, Ruins, (ieoige Ruins, William Daniels, John Ward, James Bauett. Fiank, tho young son of Patilck Mooie, while playing yosteiday with other boys In ttont of bis home, fell and lan a stick Into his ,Ieg, badly lnceiutlns It Dl. Walsh wok sum moned to dress the wound. The funeral of the lute Mrs. Wll bplnilna Scliank, who died Sunday nf ternoon, will take place this after noon nt 2 p, m.. fiom the family tesl dence, I0J Willow stieet. Inteiment will be made In the Plttston avenue Patilotlc council, Junior Oulir Uni ted Ameilcan Meehnnlcs, wll lhold a tegular mooting tonight. PERSONALS. John Ci.iey, of Irving avenue, Is re roveilng fiom a seveie attack of pnue mnnla. Ceoige II a m m, of Company C, Uni ted States matlne coips, Is visiting his patents on 131m street. William Phillips has left on a visit to Musltoogan, Mich. Constable Joseph Mooie, of Cheiry stteet, Is seriously III with pneumonia, .Mullen Schop, of 1015 living avenue, has gone to the Dr. Thompson Pri vate hospital, where he will undotgo an operation. Charles Ieuthold, of BIS Cedar nve nue, Is confined to his homo with" in attack of grip. m A lance mthon which hsd ,ren fjtllnj; fur two months In the Perth (WeFt AnMralla) Zoolo gical Curdim, made Its vtv Into a cacti ot ouvanc-outansi and swallowed two ot thr oc mnshUi DUNMORE DOINGS FUNERAL OF LATE MRS. WM, EDGAR HELD YESTERDAY. Services Were Conducted in the Methodist Episcopal Church Rov. Austin Griffin Pteslded and tho Funeral Sermon Was Freachod by Rov. Goorge E. Forsytho Many Vislting'Clorgymon Proaont Re vival Services Still Drawing Crowds Miss Palmer to Lecture. Othor Newo and Porsonal Notoa. The fune'ral of the lote Mis. William Kdgar occurred fiom the Methodist chuidi yesetrday nftetnoon. The laigo edldco was crowded with filends of the deceased, who came fiom the seveinl towns of the vulloy uheie she and her husband have lnboied for many yents. The Scilpturo lesson was lead by Hpv. Austin Gilfllii. presiding elder of the Wyoming dlstilet. Hev. A. J. Van Cleft, pastor of the Dunmoie chinch, then ofletod piaver. Hev. George H. Pot sy the, presiding elder of the Owego dlstilet, pleached the funeinl sermon, taking his test from Hevlntlons, 21-1, "And theie shall bo no more sea," Dttilng Ills tommies be often ed many consoling thoughts to the living and paid a veiy loving tribute to the do parted. Music was furnished by n double quartette, composed of Mis. George Simpson, Misses LMsle Powell, Anna Powell, Jennie Kden, Messrs. J. W. Plnnell, William Lutz, Garfield An gwln and Hev. J, W. Kieamer. Mnny handsome floral olierlngs weie banked about the casket. The pall-bearers weie the Hev. A. P. Chafree. Cnrbondnle; Hev. V. Gcndall, Peckvllle; llev. G. II. Cute, Piovldence; Rov. J. 11 Sweet nnd Hev, James tten nlnger, Hde Paik, and Ttev 11. M. Pascoe, Avoca, Inteiment was mnde In Duiinioro cemetery. The following cleigymen wete ptes ent nt the mm vices: Rev. W. G. Simp son, llev. C. M. Sin dam, Rev. O. L. Sevoison, Hev, It. J. Austin, Rev. P. W. Young, Hev. .1. V. Newell. Rev. C. P. Heniy. Hev. J. Madison, Rev. T. M. Fiuey, Rev, R. R. Haughton. Farewell Sermon. The "Dittmmer Evangelist," Rev. W. II. Williams, pieached his fntevvell ser mon lait night in the Methodist church, taking for his text Phil , 1 27. He said conversion Is that by which wo convey Information to another. It Is not what we suy that speaks the loudest, but what we do. Many of us speak too many languages, one In chinch and several when outside of the c'huich. Let us as Chilstlans tiv nnd speak only one language and that the language of Canaan. We touch some one for good or bad every dnv. AVo can not go to heaven or hell alone. AVe are taking otheis with us. The temptation will come for us to step aside Just once from the narioiv way mapped out by the Master's finf gets. Daie I take one drink of whlsV key? Xo. One drink would snap the communication between my soul and (5od, tor led liquor und the giaco of Ood do not stay In the same hide at the nunc time. Whiskey goes In, grace goes out. Dare you uttend one whist puity, one dance, tell one He, defraud your neighbor Just once? When we step aside just once we strike our names from the role In the Lamb's book of life. Dare you go to sleep with the lights of heaven In ti listed to your hands, or go Into the fight with no turns or oven one piece laid aside'.' I came to you a sti anger. You uskud mo to pieach to ou and teach. In 10 ttnn you have given me our love and ( onlidence. I have honestly tried to Pleach the gopel. not cteed. The bin den of my pleaching has been the tatheihood of Clod nnd the biothet hood of the race. I look out today thiougli the fog that rises up fiom the Joitlnu of death to the leunlon. I expect to see ou there. What a time we will have, talking over sins pardoned and battles won. I am going In. I urn going to take all my family with me. I have so much faith In the manger and the cioss Hint I would eon ou In, push ou In bv holy strategy; 1 would sut prise ou In. With all the concentrated eneigles of my soul, physical, moral, mental nnd mortal, I would compel you to come In. I like you so well that I would like to spend eteinlty with you. See to It that your parting would aie not words ot regret; my faicwell my be Until, Then let eveiy wotd spoken be said ns If It was our I.'tbt In conclusion, last, but not least, I wish to thank the dally pioss of Hciunton for tho veiy rjeueious icpott they have given me In this meeting and not In the meeting alone, but In meetings all over my district. If I have been a blessing to any life or home, tho press has been n veiy great help to me by so geueiously tepoitlng the meetings. Theie Is not a city In this whole countiy where the pnpeis devote so much space to nioial and ic llglous leforms as the city of Scranton. and my players Is that God may blet's the press of Scranton, devil and all. If Mr. Sheldon would like to know how to mn a lellglous dally, I think he could get homo very line polnteis fiom the pi ess of the Hleuttie City. Revival Services. The icvivnl setvlces at the Tripp Aveiuin Chrlstinn chuich wns well at tended last night Hev. Mr. Cobb spoke on "What Shall I Do to Ho Saved," taking his teNt fiom tho six teenth chapter of Acts. It Is Impos sible to divorce the Intelligence and emotional natuie In conversion, ho sold. Tho apostles are snld to bo the servants of the most high Ood, who show unto us the way of salvation. They knew what was the will of Clod and icvealed tho way b the holy spirit. Faith, tepentnnie and obedi ence aie necessuiy tor our salvation. At the cloe, two confessed their laith In Christ and uccepted Htm oh their savior. The topic for tonight Is "Tho C.ospel Is tho l'owei of (lod I'nto Salvation." BRIEF BUT NEWSY. Miss Rose Palmer, who but recently letttrned from China, after undoi going extiemo hntdhhlps anil having many hazardous escapes fiom death, will speak on her experiences befoio the Women's Mlsslonmy Boclety, at the! mooting with Mrs. W. V, Decker, of Chert y street, on Thursday nf'ernonn next. The Women's Guild of St Mark s church wll hold a cruller and coffco social at the homo of Mis. Unil Neuf fer, on Pudley stieet, on Tltuisday evening, from 8 to 10 o'clock, Tho publlo Is coidlally Invited to attend. The usual monthly teucheia' lnstl- Woman's WomKn. r woll nainitn. It tuhlfrt tnkMnnjr trnul) lei, a (not which It lometlmci loit sight of. M.vny of the o called emaln complalnti are nothing but kid. tier troublei. If the ItMneyt lire sick tlicv make the uuicr orgaai iick. inouinnui ot irrimuie, nerrotK, ttrcl nndbrniten rton women liavo been restored to health and strength by tho uoof Mnrrow'sKld-tichOldn. Amonittheciired ones Is Mn. II. M, Tiittlo, 87 Archibald Street, Tfor tho benellt of her turTrrliiK sisters T orerywliere: "I miflcrert with disordered zkidnojsfor Sore ears nod durlne that I time I doctored considerably nnd took z W"ral dlflererit kinds of medicine that X ;ves recommended to cure kidney trouble, ? but It seemed I could get nothlnir that I would (tire me moro than temporary relief. TTIiedlicharsea ot the kldnem' aecretlon W Vi ft 1 r.ftit.nl .jinn, n4 r1nf.it ami nnn f tal xaci tin- talned a sediment like brlckdust. "i aurrored constantly with govern pain across the small of tnyb.trk and wai rery ISAfVAiifl i ilHh... ff ftlk tHrtfltlhrt 1'I1"U ilUU BirnitlfRS J II IIIH IIIU11I1IIK frinn first atvnllnn f liI1 tut tirnti . ttxaniUKi itiw w stw Morrow's KID-NE-OIDS Cure Womans' Kidneys. $ ; jK ; AJV J3&lbsXv xziKs-f iwnr '.'HM.sSS9y2rt im mimammn ii With every set of our beat teeth contracted for oil or before February 15th, 1901. Gold CroWns, $3.00. Bridge Work, $3.00 Fillings, 50 Cents. Extracting free wheii work guaranteed in writing Union Painless Dentists DR. C. S. FAAT2, Manager, A 305 Lackawanna Ave. Scranton, Pa. tute will be held In the ccntiul school building Sutuiday moinlng at !) o'clock. Among the themes to be dis cussed aie "Arithmetic." "Methods of Heading" and "I'ses and AIiuim of Text Rooks." All tcnclieisaie irnuest ed to come piepured to tnko part In the proceedings. The ofllceis recently elected ..y the Young Men's Institute, mention of which was made In this column, vvciu Installed last night. After the Instal lation the membeis passed the balance of the evening In a social way, cigars being passed. Wuhler's oichestra ren dered many tine selections. A Inrge audience gatheied to hen. Rev. J. .1. Cum. in, of Wllkes-Raire, de liver his lectuie on tempeianco In Washington hall last night. The rev oi end speaker handled the old subject in a new way that undoubtedly pleas ed the large number piefcont Muster Xorman Murkle Is confined to his patents' home as the result of an accident that befell him leccntly, when his arm was broken. Prof. William Jones, instiuctor ot music In the public schools, is con fined to his home on Grove .street with a slight Illness. OBITUARY. MerreU Lowry. Merrrtt lowrj. of firTnllcld. vtlm lias liocn at tlie Wert, Mile lio-.plu! for a Ions time, sullcrin,' fiom i romplliatlon ot diseases, died at that Imtltuttnn sitndiv lilclit Tlio lemaliw wete lemoxrd to the home of de. ciard'a nlalluK in T.nloi. He nas about 00 jeaik nf age Helmet' L. Footo . Ilolmcr I.. Poole died jcsteidiy it his laic lydririKi, (17 Mum avr-nue, .iard U eir, 3 months ami ti (lavs The fun. ial will lie held Thuiaday at ID oMod a. in Interment pilule Miss Efllo Bainoy. n l.ule !ljine, ilnifclitrr of Vr and Mr. Willi nn II. Ilirnii, ot 110 l)i at on rtrett, died fnii(!a itlcrno.ii jltu a brii I lllmro. 'Ihe de. ceased luil been ill with imeuinoiiU loi omo time 'I hu funcial ttlll tal.e iiU(o tomonow moinins it h u'doik. Intuimiil In t'ool. (enielfi), hcott valley. The toiu ;en old wmi of Mi. md Mi Perdl mid Ileldii, of Til ldei Mrect, illul terday iifternoon lit the home ol Ills mint crandmothei. Mm lleniard llohn. of tort Plttston nieiiue. This U tho uecornl i liild that Mr. Ilcldir lias lost through death Inside of four daw. 'I ho funeral villi bi held on Wednesdai afternoon si 2 o'rloet. fiom l lie famllj loldeme. liiliiinent Mill lc nude In M .lehn'a Cjlliolio rcmeten. Ileibert ltlitl.inorc, tin1 oni. car-old ton of 1'nliMlni niaeknioie, of Ward miirt. Ihm.uore, died jeHcrdav alter a borl llliicis with mem braneous noiii followlmr nicaslii I'mui.il no tlee liter. Funerals. Walkln J. WIlllaniN who wis kllUd In iho Sloris' mine on Mturdj) nioiiilui;, will In burled from the home of his iannU. 'Npiiia anil Mrs William I. Wllllaim, on Tuewlaj af- tiruoou at J n'lloik 'the funeral nt the late Tliomas Wilidil, of Wit Miaiiten, will take plaie at n o'cloik lo moiiow inuinlnj wllli a hum al M. Patild.'s Catholic ihuiih. Dm 111 will be made In tho ( atbedral (inielri;. tlio funeiul of Ihe late Mia. Juliet NoalU will tuke plaio at 0 o'rioik this numilng ti mn hev late home mi Mnth klnet. A iiqulrm inais will lie itlibntid in St. 1'ntll'U's Cathollo thuirli and internum will be made in Iho Ca thedral Cdiietin. 'Iho funeral ol Mi. I'mll Mooir, of UV WeH Maiket strut, will take ilaeo this attdnnoii at J M o'cloek from tho mldinu. Intrrimnt la Dunmoiu iiuntei , m ,, A STORY OF DUMAS. I'luni the l.onuon ,Nei one dav Alevandir Punas vlsllfd Maisvld's and nude a trip lo the Chilean d'lf tu vMt the palace be bad help, .IK. nuke lan.ous. The LlVt whffb"..: pund Abbo 1'iih u.r.1 to vl.lt ,a.i, thci. "li.u pwaui) was due bv the Abbe I'aili I. tho aid of ii u,lil.(.iic" th kuI.Ic r'xplJlmd. "M. Dumas tells about it In Ids I Kidneys. nnu wouia narn no amor itrencin. vvnro i read Iu thenatierntiout Morrow iKId-no-oldiX fe I .v- &r9raBsK. &X T" mm. wmrnmm&rnmi X vKBe.. -w 1 III T 'kCS W'.l?' o . . 4 Wj0r . T -, Jy II decided totrythomand after taking aorord-X kV? Sjr . Ulna A .t luuitlAiid ttm A tfnn A AM T m nitmt T iuk iu uiiiiivuiui m ion uniiti uo.iruitvij a relioTrd from suftrrlng and havo been per- X fectly oil ever since." X MORROW'S KID-NE-OIDS t are rradefor Kidney Dliaatea and that thy cur Kidney Dlieaieacan baattettadby X "cloud of living witnesses," on of which X tells her story above. Morrow's Kld.ne.olds X re for aale by all drug(lst or by mall pre- X paid on receipt of SOcts. X Uorrow's Ktd.ne-olds ara made onlx by s JOHN MORROW A GO., OhomUU, X SPniNQPKLO. OHIO. X FREE teeth are ordered, for ten years. All AMUSEMENTS. I YCEUH THEATRE -"Vels A Burgunder, Lessees and Manager' A. J. Dully. Uuslnci Alsmager. THUBSDAY,JANUARY 17. OM! PF.Rl'OHMANCE OM.Y. LEIBLEB, & COMPANY'S Splendid inoductlon ot HALL CAINE'S Great I'1j, THE CHRISTIAN As prcwntcil for lv nlRhls In J."cw York ami 110 niirlits in lloslon. 30 PEOPLE ON THE STAGE 30 I'llcru $1.50, $1.00. 73c., IjOc. mid 25c. ats on aale Tuevlny at 9 a. in. ACADEHY OF HUSIC, RUI: & nUKOUNnER HARRY A BROWN Managers and Lessees. Local Manajer. ALL THIS WEEK. Morrison Comedy Co. Piesentingr a lopertolre of high class comedy and melo-dramas. Monday Night, Princess of Patches. Tuesday Matinee. One Night in Juno Tuesday night, We 'Tins of Tennesseo Matinee Prices, 10 nnd 20 cents. Evening Prices, 10, 20 nnd 30 cents. New Gaiety Theatre It, R. LONG, l.ewo and Manager. Iluee P13 Coinnifiulng Monday, .Tan. 14. DULV MV1INLK. Tho oriRlml, up t.i dato luiln,ue entitled THE WISE GIRL Pireilion of lluvaul i' 1,'iniuoo. IHir Vaudeville Aets 3 Oranl riproduitloii of the CotbUt-McOoy Contest I'lltis Miitlnem, 11 and 21 cents r.teuing, 10, iJ, ii and M cents. rimy of 'Monte Crista.' " "Indeed," replied the author, "Alexander Dumas mut bo hmlliar wllli ill tho surrounding lure. IVrhaiis ou know lilml" "I should think so; lie is one of ni best friend) " "And jou are one of hi," reiilled the ImpiiMve mi ihe, lottini; two loul dor slip Into the hand of the astonished gutdu CLEVELAND AND WHITNEt. riuiil lnho'd MaRa?ine The lomniktblii thlnp about William r Whitney Is that bin business career bepan only after ho left Woshlnffton nnd when ho wan tory-llvo years oj nBO. Ho has now dune with politlsi. npimienlly. In tiuth, he has never been out of polities for a month of bis Hie Hlneo he cnnio to Now York. Ills Inlluence with itleh.ird Croker Is hnld to bo as Rioat a nny that tho l'loidiet of Taminany Hall Inclines to: nnd If, for nny ic.ison, it should hap I'cu that Whitney and Tammany Hall came to diiKueis' points, tho stock of the Metropolitan Stieet railway would bo di lipped like a lust potato. When Whltniy was appointed secretary of the navy, Tammany had no bitterer foe than Ouncr Cleveland. TovvntdH the close of this administration It used tn bo said that tho government a(, under the cnntiol of Tammany Hall. Cleveland Is lepoited to hava uttered thehe wolds to Charier 8. Falrchlld: "I am on to Whitney nnd his tricks and I don't want any moie. of him.' The methods of tho men are diame trically opposed, Cleveland hows his way through opposition by main force. toppling over nil that hnrj progress. I Wbltliev. on the rontrniy, builds a. i,lge OVCP obstacles, or, more fre- ,,,,. U,BS n tunne, undep thom a(l -uldenlv leappeats to v.ew on the ad- nnta sllU'', ' ,ls, only nutural "lllt Whitney should ho subject lo eiltlclsni. Wo liavrt nothing but eus- plclon fur stiutcuy not our own, 4Lffjjjtjfcjsa &t,jJZZ&tiU . . j. UL.l .twi4aslttsvAsV.,M.i' siIihissVj 'lM&liltoflPt?'t'&tkJfi'r jAJ0Ai l .safrsv THsW