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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1901.
WEST SCRANTON
TWENTIETH
ANNIVERSARY
OF
UNITED CHRISTIAN EN
DEAVOR SOCIETY.
.Fittingly Observed by the Society of
the Washburn Street PresbyteHnn
Church East Evening Officers of
St. Mark's Lutheran Societies.
Father Hubert's Mission Work t
Holy Cross Church Funerals Yes
terday Meeting of Welsh Bap
tists Tomorrow Other Notes.
Tlir- twentieth nnnlvoriaiy of the
united Christian Endeavor society writ
fittingly observed by the local society
of the Washburn Street PresbyteHnn
rhurrh lant evonlriR. The lecontly
elected oltlcers of the organisation
were duly Installed, and the iro
Krammo observed throughout the
-woilil was nlso carried out.
This sri vices wore opened with oon
Krepatlonal singing, Scripture reading
by I. A. Stoti. and prayer by Dr.
"Moffat. "Good Courags ns We Get It
from the History of the Past" was
the subject of a paper read by WIN
llntn Eurrall, In which ho Kiive a.
utatlitlcal review of the Christian En
deavor movement from Its inception.
I'rof. Stono read greetlngH from the
wide world of Christian Endeavor, and
"The Principles Underlying the Great
Christian Endeavor Societies" were
road by David Phillips. Mrs. Herbert
3 tall icad a poem entitled, "Fellowship
In Service," and the following ollicers
wero Installed by Dr. Moffat:
President, Miss Harriet Chamber
lln: vice president, Miss Emma Frank;
recording secretary, Miss Edith Terry;
financial secretary, Miss Louisa Flynn;
treasurer, David Phillips; correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. It. A. Nlemycr:
I'horlster, D. A. Stone. Mlsa Chambcr
3 In afterwards delivered a brief ad
dress to the officers and announced tha
halrmen and committees for the com
ing year.
Dr. Moffat closed with a few brief
irmarks, In which he particularized on
the exemplification of the work of
training young people for the sorvics
of Christ. The services wcro interest
ing and Instructive, and were attended
by a large congregation.
f A Nineteenth Century Meeting-.
'A meeting to review the organization
und progress of the Welsh rtnptlst
t'hurches of Northeastern Pennsylva
ult will bo held tomorrow afternoon
ABOUT THIS
f COUGHS
out for ( and colds
TAKE
DUFOUR'S FRENCH TAR.
Sewing
Machines
We do not talk Sewing Machines very ofteu, the fact
being that our machines do their own talking, and
sale3 are ever on the increase. However,
Spring
Sewing Time
Is near, and as inquiries for these celebrated machines
ol ours are more numerons than they have been in a
long time, we have come to the conclusion that the
people ought to Icuow something about them.
Our
Q,
sewing Machines
,ot of the regular Department Store pattern. We
c i ' the trade to produce a better machi ue, viewed
. . '.:y standpoint you will, than we offer. Its cabi
net work speaks for itself
more importance is
the
Machine Itself
'It, is made by the largest and best kuowu firm in the
world, and is a duplicate of their best machine in
everything except the name. Because it lacks this
' you get it here for about forty per cent, of what it will
cost if you insist on having the name otherwise there
is no differenco. If in the market for a machine, bring
an expert and look ours over. Every machine sold is
guaranteed by us and the makers in exactly the same
way as the highest priced machine built.
Globe Warehouse
and evening at the First Welsh Bap
tlst church. South Main avenue.
Addresses will be delivered on the
following topics: "The Organization
of the Church," Eev. W. D. Thomas,
Plttston; "Thci Ministers." ltev. J. T.
Griffiths, D. D., Eansford; "Tho Hun
day Schools of the Period," Prof. J.
11. Hughes, Hyde Park; "Th Mcasaga
of the Pulpit." new J. E. Davits.
Plymouth: "The Churches and Urn
Young People," new It. E. Williams,
Parsotn; "The Work of the Associa
tion," ltev. W. F. Duvles, Providence.
Mission at Holy Cross.
The mission services which have been
In prosress for several days nt Holy
Crow church, Bellevue, under tho direc
tion of new Patrick Cunningham,
clowd yesterday. Tho services havo
been attonded with much huccpks, and
Father Hubert has met many of his
boyhood acquaintances In tho parish,
Tho Holy Crofs Literary society will
rontluct an entertainment In the base
ment of the church this evening, at
which Father Hubert will lecture, and
tomorrow evening he will be the guest
of St. Peter's Total Abstinence and
Henevolent society. The following pro
grammo hats been arranged for this
evening: Vocal solon, Mrs. Payton,
Will F. Burke. Edward Walsh, Sydney
Hughe, William Lynott and John
Sheridan; Instrumental sf lection, Misses
C'ogglns and Connery.
St. Mark's Lutheran Church.
Uev. A. L. Itamer, Ph.D., occupied
lila pulult at St. Mark's Lutheran
church at both services yesterday. In
the morning he preached an excellent
sermon on "The Christian's Howard,
an Incorruptible Crown," and In tho
evening ho spoke about "The Bight
Use of Heavenly Gifts."
Tha seasons for the Holy Communion
for tho ensuing year will be tho follow
ing dates: February 24, Jlrst Sunday
in Lent; April 7, Easter; May 2G, Pen
tecost; September 1; November 3,
Reformation Sunday. Every communi
cant should endeavor to bo at each one
of the communions during the year.
Tho annual election for the different
offices In the several organizations of
the church took place recently and re
sulted as follows: Woman's guild-Vice-president,
Mrs. P. G. Whetstone;
secretary, Mrs. Lizzie Krlegcr; treas
urer, Mrs. W. L. Grass. Sunday school
Assistant superintendent, George
Krager;. secretary, George Allen;
treasuier, Mary Kaucher; librarian,
Chalea J. Johnson: assistant Ilbrarlun,
Hennon Johnson. Luther leuguo
President, Charles J. Johnson; vice
president, George Allen; secretary,
Mrs. John Dcnn; treasurer, Emma
Wulther; organist, Emma Wnlthcr.
Among the Churches.
A praise and song service was hold
ot the Jackson Street Baptist church
last evening, followed by a short ad
dress on tho topic, "Building for
Eternity." by tho pastor, ltev. Thomas
do Gruchy, D. D. Miss Daisy Wright
Hall sang two appropriate solos dur
ing the service. All those reslrlng to
unlto with the church are requested to
meet with tho deacons in the vestry
at S o'clock this evening.
at a glsnce, but what is of
W( A. Burton, assistant ccretary ot
the Railroad Young Men's Christian
association, conducted the Senior 13p
worth League meeting at the Hampton
Street Methodist Episcopal church last
evening, AH persons who wcro con
verted In, tho Hampton Street Motho
tlMt Episcopal church during the re
cent revival meetings arc requested to
meet the pastor this evening at 7.30
o'clock In the lecturo room ot the
church.
The morning service at the Sumner
Avenue Presbyterian church yester
day was conducted by L. M. Keene,
and at the evening service Prof. Plum
ley preached the sermon.
At tho Washburn Street Presbyter
Ian church yesterday morning, all
those who wjero converted during tho
special servlies held recently were re
ceived Into church membership.
Mrs. Knauss and 'Miss naudenbunh
conducted the Epworth League meet
ing In the Simpson Methodist Episco
pal church last evening, and at tha
7.S0 services Dr. Sweet preached on
Instructive sermon on "Profitless
Hearing, or Hearing for Profit."
Funerals Yesterday.
Service over tho icmalns ot the Into
James Brace were conducted yester
day afternoon nt 2.30 o'clock nt the
house, CSC North Hyde Park avenue.
A large number of people were In at
tendance. Interment was mnde In tho
Washburn street cemetery.
The funeral of the lato Andrew
White occuncd yesterday afternoon
from tho house on Robinson street.
Interment was made In the dihedral
cemetery.
Many llfe-long acquaintances of the
lato Thomas Itlel attended tho funeral
services at St. Patrick's church on
Saturday morning. Tho cortege was
an unusually largo one, and Interment
was mado in tho Cathedral cemetery,
where tho deceased had been sexton
for many years. The pall hearers were
members of tho Catholic Mutual Bene
fit association, of which the deceased
had been a member.
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
Joseph Ansley. Jr., of North Main
avenue, who has been prospecting In
tho west for several yeuis, is nsraln
Identified with his fathei in the lum
ber business.
Georgo Malott Is having a substan
tial residence built on the South Main
avenue side of tho Bound Woods tract.
Oscar Ycager, of North Sumner
avenue, has returned from a visit with
his parents In Hazleton.
William Shoemaker, of North Sum
ner avenue, Is confined to his homo by
illness.
Mrs. John Ttenchler, of Nnilh Lin
coln avenue. Is in Factoryv'll" attend
ing her mother, who Is ill
Miss Nellie Nash, of Ninth street.
Is visiting relatives In Hnllfltrwl.
Wallace K. Billings, of ?-vih Jlyfl"
Park avenue, Is spending ;i fn- days
with friends In Wllkes-Barro.
Miss Ethel Bartholomew, of S-iut'i
Hyde Park avenue, is 111 at lur bom".
Raymond Hughes, ot North Sumner
avenue. Is suffeilng from th- gtlp.
J. P. Swisher, of South Mam nwnuo,
has roturnul from a visit a Tunk
hannock. W. Tl. Thayer, of South Miin nvc
nil", spent the latt or part ot :.ist week
in New Yoik.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Phnbm are
visiting lelatlves In Su-queh.inn.i
county.
Misses Annette Henwr.od and Eliza
beth Richards, of Laivyville, Wyo
ming county, are visiting filunds In
town.
Mrs. Wllll.un Miller. si-., of South
Hyde Putk avenue, Is 111 at her lioni'.
Louis Linman i-s In Schuylkill coun
ty on a business tilp.
Mr. and Mrs. Fwmk SUeillug. of
South Slain avenuo, haw iMurn.il
home from a visit with lulutivcK In
Sydney, N. Y.
MlbS Northup. of cicnuuin. N the
guest of Mr. and Mi. Jtul. Ayli--worth,
of Jackson sti.'it
The Mioses Pulver. of Pnfuon. N.
J., aie vitltlng fi lends lit lown.
A son has boon hum lo .Mr. nud
Mrs. David Wyllf. of Seranton Mieet.
Announccnunt l mnde of Mie mnv
rlago of Eugene nucha and Mis Eva
B. Fredenburgh. at Hpil'utli !, ?,l.u..
iccently. The young woman foimsilv
resided with hor gr.indinor'- , at ."Oil
North I.'ncolii avenue, nud it quite
well known about town.
Daniel k. O'Connor, the Robinson
street hotolk.per.was ! year- old r.n
Saturday, and tho event was iif.i.v.-,iy
eelebtated at his liot.'l by a numb?
of his frlonds, who j.r.s-n t-'l i-Ini
with a testimonial of thli ng.ud. Tho
event was a total surpils to Mr.
O'Connor, but ho was equal tj tno
occasion and entertained his kucUs
loyally.
The degiee team of the liiwi P.ldpe
amp of Modern Woodmen will woik
the initiatory degree on fever.il can
didates In tho local tamp at Ivonto
hall this evening.
All members of the Young Women's
Christian association are requested to
attend the meeting in the rooms this
ivenlng.
William Eurgo and Miss Loul.-
James wcie united In l.nrWago en
Saturday evening by Hew Thorn is do
Oruchy at thci parsonage of th Jack
son Rtteet Baptist church.
Uev. D. P. Jones, of tin Tubernpi-lo
Congregational church, preached an
English sermon to the youn' pecple
last uvdnlng on tho euhjeuc "Tha
Queen of Society."
The William Conncll file club win
meet for rehearsal this evening In
their ioom3 In the Mcars building.
Members nro requested to he prcsnnt.
Specialty. Diseases of Women.
Room 1, over Globe store. Hours: 1 to
r.30 p. m. Consultation frup. Dr.
Treverton.
GREEN RIDGE.
There hat been a change tor thr better in Mr.
A. (1. Thomson, wliofe fcrloui lllnem hat been
a cause of tniiety to lilt friend, and he It now
kteadlly tmprolny.
Jin. J. R. Ie, of MejHrt avnme, U ill fiom
a Mitte attack of Blip.
Online to the illneu of the ptor, Rev. I. J.
Lan.IiiK. there ere no icrWrcj In th Crcsn
Itldgo Trcibyterlaii chmch lat cvrnlnv. ltfv.
I.. It. foiter, nbhtant pattor, preached In the
inoiiiinsr.
l.oiell Uttmitff, ot PtUture ttitct, I- ecu
flind to his homo by illne.
Jtr. Vun Allin, ho I:h tirrri a guost of Sir.
and Mr. A. O. Thomaion, uill return to hli
home In llufljlo this mornlntf, .Hid will be arcom.
rattled by Matter llobett und MIm Porothy
'Ihomakon.
The memherii of tlie Voutisr Men' elub of the
rhuicli of the Cood Shepherd have entered Into
a lonltst between themselu to Inmate their
membership. Ihete ato two fattloiu, known ai
the Orange and Illack. The bltlo obtalnlnu the
ereati-st number of new member it to be ban.
A GREAT SURPRISE
I In itore for U who iic Kemp' Diliam for
the Throat and laing, the treat guaranteed
remedy. Would jou be!lee that It U old on
It merit and any drujtjtit it aulborbed by the
proprietor of IhU wonderful retried v to etc sou
a ainplo bottle ftcej U never fall to cure
atute or chronic rough. All druggist lt
Kemp's Balsam. Price 25. and Ke.
utd by the tnia of tit ther color. Bo fr th
nlnnln; ont are only en head. Both ridel era
woralnt bird ami much lntertit It felt in the te
lull. The Klnaj'i Daughter will meet at the home
of Mr. Ilolen Pranklln, on Sanderjon avenue,
tlil ercnlntr.
,A pleaunt earptli pirty rat tendered to
David Itunfuntn, of Delaware itreet. The ten
Ing; rt tpent rith gwtt and vocal and lntru
mental music. Lunch was icrved at midnight.
Thoio preatnt were! Hibel Bloomer, Clarice
llloomtr, Dora Grig, Unit O'liara, Maria
Htrtwlck, Kmtna Ilirtwlck, Adlna llunltmen,
Clara DeLong: Henry Schwinker, Itnc Ituntr
men, Datld Huntnncn, Frank Hunttmen, Olio
Welntchenk, Joteph WelnschenV, Itor Davit,
Pred Davit, Ocorgc King, Joe Moran, TJmer
M'ldener.
NORTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Christian Endoaror Celebration at
Presbyterian Church Miss Hoyt
Entertains Other Notes.
The twentieth bltthday of tho
Christian Kndeavor was celebrated
last evening at tho Providence Pres
byterian church. The following pro
gramme was rendered: Hymn,
"Awake My Soul: Hcrlpture, Josh.
1: 1-11, read In unison; prayer; hymn,
"A Song of Courage": Introductory,
read by Miss Until Jackson, president
of the Providence society: "Good
Courage of the Past History," written
bv Miss Mai y Benedict, read by Miss
Catherine Oabrlal: hymn, "Stand Up
for Jesus": "Good Courage of tho
Present," by Mr. II. 11. McKeehon;
poem, read by Miss Ida Christmas;
hymn. "How Flim a Foundation":
"Good Courage for the Future," read
bv Mr. Carl Zolglor; hymn, "For
Christ and Church."
ltev. Dr. Guild, who hud general
charge of the service, mado an earn
est address on "He Sttong and of
Good Courage." Two splendidly ten
dered nnthems by the choir gave added
interest to a service that attracted a
large attendance and which proved to
be Interesting throughout.
Miss Hoyt Entertained.
Miss Imogene Hoyt entertained a
number of hr friends from Jermyn
iiiul this section last Filday evening
nt her home on DlcKson avenue. Garner
and music were the chief amusements
of the evening. Mr. James Klsby ren
dered a violin i.olo, whlld Georgo
Kvans gave a vocal selection. At a
seasonable hour, dainty refreshments
were served.
Those present were: Misses Td.i
Giles, Almas Baker, Mabel .Tonkins,
Mary Nicholson and Imogen Hoyt;
Messrs. Clarence Hoyt. Gcoigc Evnni.
George Morkln, William Woodrulf,
TMwaid Giles and James Klsbv.
TOLD IN BRIEr.
An excellent programme Is belu-j
prepared by the members of the Flrr
Christian church, which Is to bo given
Feb. U. at the church. Tickets arc -'"
cents. A social will follow the enter
tainment. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Cohen, ot West
Market .street, celebiated n dinner
feast Friday evening. In honor or the
Cohen and Lewis wedding partv.
Those jnesenl wore: llev. and Mrs. IT.
Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. U. Cohen, o,
Ptinxputawney, P.i.; Mr. and Mr.
Locks, of l!uff.tlo. .V. Y.: Mr. and Miv.
llanott, of LottMana: Pauline Hnirls,
of Wllkes-Hntre, and Misses l?oslo
Cohen, Padle Cohen, Nestle Maby,
Anna Atlas, Sarah Hluch: Messrs. A.
H. Lewis, Samuel Cohen. Monro, Har
ris. Samuel Itloeli, .Toj.eph Cohen.
The messed Virgin Sodality 'of th
Holy P.ontv churrh will hold n pro
givs'lve etirhio nest AWtlnesdny pvi n
Ing ut St. MaryV hall, on AVest Mtti
k"t stteet Nothing will be left tin
done to itieike tin- exciting itn enjoyable
line and It i expei-led that u large
iitic-nditiice of Sivlallsts will be ptf
otil. Thete will be three prizfs given
to the lucky contphlnntx. The gunio
will stiti-t promptly ut o'clock.
TlKiin it (iiecti. nf Dtitrh fl.tp. war.
fttfittetl by OflUer Wutklns an 1 ar
laigiied b-'fiiie AUl"rman Myem, fo,'
being helplesfly dtuiil:, near Weston
nlnec. lie w. lined ,J, which "ie
paid It wan n-i'c'tiniy to ff the
Liberty Host- wagon to bring Gr-n lo
t'te station ttoiiM'.
William Oandro. ..f West .Market
hired, wits yuftetday lined $; by AI
lei niaii Myvrs for being drunk and
dlsotdeiiy. whhh h paid.
The membei.s of the I'lofxed Vir
gin Sodality of Holy ltoary chinch
will hold a piogies-le euchre part'
on Wedtfmluy nlghl In SI. Maiy'.'
hill. Tlnce prl'.f-s are lo b- a warded
the itic ky icmteslaniK.
PEUSONALITIES.
MIsms Uertlia and Mabel Martin, of
Plains. N. V., are visiting Mr. and
Mis. Norman Williams, ot Nay Aug
nvfiiue.
Mt.s, Georgo Cotton, of Wilkes
flarre. Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Simp
son Wlmrloii, of Noith Main avenue,
Mrs. Henry Athcrton, of Noith Main
avenue. If. suffering with the grip.
All news mutter for The Vrlbune
will twelve prompt attention If left
In the tin box at Davis' drug storo,
corner of Main avenue and Minket
street.
Mli-s Aiiiilo Keonan, ot Puwnee;
street, Is convalescent,
Mr Homy A. Smith won the firs;
prize In the guessing contest held by
the Christian Kndeavor society In the
Providence Presbytei Ian church par
lors last Friday evening. Mr. Georg"
Kvans captured the booby pilzo.
James McDonnolI, of Charles street.
Is convalescent.
Benjamin Myers, of Schultzvllle,
visited his brother, Alderman Otto D.
Myers, of Church avenue, on Satur
day. C. K. Cooper, of Kast Maiket street,
who has been sick for the past two
weeks with tho grip, Is able to be out
again,
SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Vive v.eaiy Willie were arreted by Lieuten
ant Zant.- ai.d three officcm yesterday momlnte
for loatlng on the old roiling- mill prcmlve.
'Iher wuo locked up at the outh tilde atatlon
l.uuv... At a hearing before Alderman Donovan
they liato their name at Thomat Hall, ftol
ert Snjder, P.ltld WeMt, i;dird Reltly anil
Patriik Kearney. The latter wJ diicturtcd
while the otr.cu were fined M each. In default of
niilclt they were cottimlttce to the ceunty Jail
tor flvn dayi.
HeiTnan Wormbachrr, uho lad liU hand ka
rorely injured at the eViuth oiV.a. I able, to
attend to hU duttct agatn.
Chatlej Dlppre, of COW Alder ilreet, ll con(lnd
to hi heme with a fiozcn hand.
Mm. William Ilocb, of CL'l Alder itreet, It it.
rioiuly ill.
Tlie Bt. Irenes aoeiety will meet thl evening
in Pharmacy hall.
The WorklngmcD' Dencfielal orl will hold
their annual masquerade ball on Thundir, .
ruary 18,
The St. Marya Glee and Uramatlo auoclatlon
tttll hold their monthly meeting thl evening in
Ct. Mary" hall.
The annual ball of the St. Alojniu toeiety ill
be held In St. Jcph'tf hall, and not in Cab
lcrj' ball, a preioutly announced.
Kdward Puller, uho had hla foot Injured at
the Cliff work, 1 attending to his duties again.
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DUNMORc DOINGS.
Funeinl of the Lnte Mrs. Snrah
Senmans Other News and Per-
sonnl Nolct.
The funcial of the into Mis. Small
Stvtmnnn took plnro from the home of
her (laiiRlitpr, Mis. II. 11. Mace, of
Dudley Micct, yesterday afternoon. A
hii'RO nuinher ot old friends of th ile
t'paMd wen' jiti'fient, and many hand
Home dotal offoiliufswcre banked about
the casket.
ltev. i:. .1. llaughton, of the Ihilsco
lal elltltih. olllel.'ited at the liottxe,
while lte W. V. (llbboiis r the Pr-H-hvterlan
t liutelt.ollliiateil at the rwivu.
The tiall-bfiiiets weie Ir. .tames I,.
Ilea, .Mortis Ijniuu, 'I'liomus H. Howe,
ChnrlPM Jones, V.. I). IIiikIics and .M. I..
Fine. Tin' tlo -i -litn i is weio .1. I..
.Swan and 'I'. S. Hojikln. Intennont
wai made In Forest Mill eenteterj.
Biief News Notes.
The 1 .mill's' Aid society of the Pivi
hylei l,iti clnitch will hold their regular
monthly mettlnff Ith Mb, r,. it.
Fowler, of I'hrrry street, on Thursday
nftei'lliiiili ut J.uti ii'i'loek.
The rtliui.il of the vnerable Thoinaa
Mi Donald will til.i place ft inn M.
.Maiy's clnitch thl 11101111111; at 'J
o'clock, w la 11 it siilcmn liltsli mah- of
letitllem will he elebiatcd.
Uev. Dr. 1 .014,111 oemplcd lite pulnlt
nt the lieab let lun ehiiivh jettenlay
mornliiK.
Albeit 'W.iKrU'i Is Indisp.iud at his
home on Hlakely htreul.
Jacob T'astellllie, a loritiet uell
known resident. Is cltvnlatliifj amoiip;
old tiLiiualiittiiHfS in town.
Vandyke I'lnekney, of lilooin strctt.
Is now niiplii.cil by the IOIk Hill Coal
and linn eompmiy. at their geuei.il
iiIIIcm ut Seriiiitoii, hi a cletlc.tl nn'-l-tlon.
Mis. 1)i t'lmiubeilln. of r.Ukely
Mrj'et, Is eoiivaleseenl after her recent
lllnes'x.
On,t of thu most enjoyable and popu
lar froclnl oeeasions of the season was
held hi Washington hall, Tlunstlay
evening, by the ineiiiheiH of the M, H.
and ('. r, elub, n society composed of
our popular yountr ladles. I.awrenco's
oiehestia furnlslied thu muble foi the
men-y crowd, which uumbcicd about
seventy couples. Dancing and other
social entertainment was indulged in
until inldnlBht. A large number of
out-of-town suchts were piesent. Too
much eiedlt cannot bo Klven the com
mittee, who made the affair such a suc
cess, and which was composed of the
followlni;: Misses Oerttude Matthews,
JMIlh Cionk. Maiy Powell, Uessle Hen
Jamln, Olive Swurtz nnd Helen llenja
ntln. The imtronesses went Mis. Sid
ney Matthews, Mis. William Wllon,
Mrs. Htehard Webber, Mrs. S. A, i5en
Jamln, Mis. William Bower, Mj.h, Hett
Hanev and Mrs. Theo. Weber.
A piosresslvo euchie party and social
will ba conducted tonight hi Manley'a
hall by the St. Vincent do Paul society.
The proceeds are to be devoted to char
ity. The revival meetings at the Tripp
Avenuo Christian church have closed.
The ltov. Mr. Cobb has been sick for
several days, but held his audience to
the end Inst night on the topic, "I havo
not failed to declare unto you the
wholo truth." This wan tho thhtl meet
ing held here by this evangelist, which
was tho most successful of any yet
All told, there has been thirty-eight
conversions. Mr. Cobb leaves today for
Hochester, X. Y., where ho will stay a
few days before leaving for Europe.
Mr. Cobb goes with the 'benediction of
his many friend?.
RELIGIOUS "NEWS NOTES.
Dr. Cliailiu I'. Jloblajon, pastor uf tlie Hfcorul
Pret,l)jt(rlan rtuirili, preached an eloquent sir.
man lit night on "Tho Outir Darkness."
)r, Charlr M. (llft'in, iator c( tlie Urn pjrlt
MclliodUt I'pUco'al cliurih tpal.p liit ulht
ol tlie new romniandment tor the tuentlitli en.
tury which lie &aid va "Pay One Hundred Cents
on the Hollar."
ltev. 3. 11. Austin, pastor of tie AJt Street
Methmllit 1'pltcopal thuri'li, told lilt roiicri-gallon
latt night just wlial a Christian khould do to
be u-orthy ot that nainf. In the mornins hit
topic was "Meetlne the X'avfj,"
Candlemat Day u.11 ebverved on Saturday In
all tho Catholic rhunhct in the city. Solemn
high mat! a joltnttiUeJ at ft, Peter' cathe
dral and lit, lltv. lllshop Hoban blotted the
candle to be used riurlnc the coming jcar. lie
alio dclhered a (eimon en the "yeast of the
Purification."
Iter, Marlon L. 1'lror, pastor of Calvary lie.
fonned church, preaihei cttitday for a nmni
(tradfatt deiotlon on tho part of Christian to
ChrUttan Ideal. Ill topic wat "Let Your Via
lie Yea." Last night In preached a special tcr
mon to the mcinbem of the Christian lhuleaior
eoiiety connected Mlth the church.
The twentieth anniversary of tho Society of
I Christian Endeavor were ciicn at a special ser
VfatieiA2'Pimesks&sez BS,a2?as.ji &2KMWii
j?vajgs i mwTiac .i74Ljvw - vw-w -t TiwrrtT rjwi
Have you
seen the sign? fe
i)o you Know what tho "In-er-seal" trado
mark design moans on a packago of
biscuit or wafors? Havo you realized
that tho "In-er-seal Patent Package" Is
tho greatest step toward absolutely pare
food? If not. It's a matter you ought
to Investigate. It's Important to every
housewife who Includes biscuit In any part
of the dally faro. It means that damp,
dust and odor no longer havo any effect on
the most delicate biscuit, crackers or wafers.
When yon order Soda, Milt, Graham, Oatmeal and Butter Thin Biscuit,
Ginger Snaps, Vanilla Wafers and Reception Flakes, insist oti getting
those which come in the "Iu-er-scal Patent Package." Don't take a sub
stitute. Look for the "In-er-seal" trade mark design at the end of the box.
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY.
vice ot the Christian Entleator society ot the
Second PirbjtcrUn church in the lecttnv rOuin
lift evening. .1. M. thanfc wat the leader of
the evening. The programme pnporcd by He.
PraniU I!. ClarV, I'. P., wat carried cut Kev.
Pr. I!oblnoi, of the seiond clunch, uddro.-ed
tho annulling?, adiuoulshli g the members to
i.iulmic in their ucrl. and to do all in their
power to promote the Chrlntlan plrll.
HfV, Pr. Hubert V. . Pierce, patnr of ill
I'mn Ait imp Itiptist .'hii-rli, preached .1 rpcclal
Mimon last night in foinmtinnration of the
tvtntleth annivcrati of the ftnrtlng of tin
Christian Imdeaor movement. H quoted inntir
fgure and facU lo fliow the marvelous gro'th
of the nioieinfiit In the Iit teny year. The
doctor Mid tint he lioliaed that if the Chris.
thin Kndrmor moietnent had bfen started by tin
old people It would haw been ilend long jgo.
'II, i' great Jp"d of hUlut;, he a,, wcrp dvir
bv joun? men and lomni, JuIuh f jeMr. II1.1
nihil, Sipo'coi and .Imn ot Are wcie all c nt
pu.ttlieh in tln full vigor of Ihclr voting bus
whin tlu.v were 111 th height of their glory,
'Tli, csperid thing I like about Chrltllan Cn
deavoi vvoik," said bo in conclusion, "It the
v,'' til fiuleninr. 'J hoe jip to,, many people who
IH'fivt In ho thritthins Inn wo don't work at
it. II ', a braiitltul thing In bo Mul hut Its a
fur tin.io bcai'tlful thing to be F.nnl and then to
mvo ntlicrf."
OBITUARY.
JAmes Mauley.
billies Mauley, a jounir man about 16 .veari old,
dhd at the homo of hit parents, Mr. and Mm.
I'.itriik Mjnle.i, of Pine sheet, Dunmorc, on
-vitiirtliy morning. Ho bad boiti j patient Mif.
feiu for Kcveral muiitliK, being atfllcted with
uli ei of tho stomach, which, despite the best
nndltal altin lain,, 'outinuid to glow worc
until death tellrvid him of his siirleringt. Pre
Iuih to liW lluct be wjs a studoiil at the
Soinntiiti fliKlnest 10'igo. He is sutviicd bv bis
InliliN and the following brother and sNtert:
Mm, Th,iiiia, William and flerabl, and Mlws
Tisslo am! 'lillle. 1 hi- funeinl will take plaie
this moiling and tntiriniiit will he made in tho
Pi.ninoto I alliolie foiiH'tirv.
Fiank O. Butteifteld.
The .iniioutniuunt of the doith of t'raiii. O.
Iluttoifiild at hit home on Clay attmic. Dun.
more, euro as huiptl.e to hi many friends,
who vine not .mare that ho was seriously HI
lb' had Ken dlgluly ill for soviral dais, but
on Prnlay last ariiutis conuillcationn n't In
whlfh mado his cniiillllou very precaiiou and
caiiHod the phjslciins in attendance to prepato
for an openllnn on the net 1I13'. hul at thit
time hit niudltion would nut allow It ami on
Mturday about noon he paed away, lie it
unhid by hit wife and five chlldien, l'liiiinl
will take placu ioiiiouuvv morning at 10. "0 a, m.
lutcrnunt in Putiniore cometctj.
Joseph Kvetz.
Jutepli KirlA agul "0 )ui, 10 tiiontiis and "0
dajt, died l'nday at bis resjehneo, 212 Adumt
avenue. l)tceaed wat born in flemuny, and
canio to (-Clinton In l'il. lie was tmplovcd for
over furty )iars as a draymin by the HeUiiate,
I.a(l;vann and Wcitini coinpanj aiound tlie
tar bhops.
lie vviu u menibfi of M. Mary's Cithollu thur-li
ind St. Pcter'd llenevolttit Mieiel, and is un
lived by hit wlte. Ilie luneral will lake plain
this mirnini at 11 o'clock at the St. Mary'
t'athollii rhurtli, v.l.ue a high nuu of n-quhm
will tm celebrated.
Edwaid H. Dolphin.
Iho body of ndnaid 11. Dolphin, of Denver,
Cot., r.it icceiicd In this city ut 10 o'clock je.i
teidny morning. Mr. Dolphin died a fiw- dajs ago
In Denver of pneumonia. A week ago hit sister,
Mrs. Catherine McCaith), died 111 Denver ami
the remains were brought on htra for burial. Ha
wat a lesident of thlt lty flft'en jurt ago.
The remain wue given in charge of fnd'r
taker Cuslck. Tho fumral will be hold at -' CO
thlt afternoon at St. Peter'a cathedinl. Inter
mint will bo in tho Cathedral cemeteij.
Ludwlg Miller.
l.udwig Miller, aged 'J! .vcars, son of Mi, nd
Mrs. Lenhard Miller, of SCI Cedar avenue, ili'd
at noon jesterday after ,1 seveic illntts. The
deceased wat a firomlnenl oung man of South
Scronton and was well liked by his many friends.
The funeral will take place lAVdnesdty mornins
at 0 o'clock from the family residence. t St.
Mary' church a oletnn high tnasa of requiem will
lie tekbratcd and interment villi be mado in
the (Jennan Catholic cemetery
John Beff.
John rii'fl, aged 11 jcars, son ot Mr. nul Mit.
Jchn BetT, of Korth fcinnner avenue, died yes.
terday aftcnioon at 3 o'clock, after an lllnest of
one week with diphtheria. '
Young UeU was cmplojed In Hie blndeiy de
partincnt ot The Tiibun l'ublishlng company,
nml It a brother to llenr.v VJetf, v.ho met with a
fatal accident in n collision on the Delaware,
Latkuwanna and Western railroad on Tuesday
morning last, I'linrril notice latoi.
Miss AgneB McCarty.
Ml.t Agnc McC'.uty, of Klmhurst, dleil at Ihe
Scranton Prlvato licspllal Saturday. She hid
been a patient thete for some time. A father,
two btother and sister nun he tier.
The funeral will take plate thl afternoon. Tin
cortege will leave Iho house at 1.15 and tha re
trains will bo taken to St. Slary' church, Dun
more, whcio service will be conducted. Inter
ment will bo made In Jit. Cirmel cemctrry,
Ellas Smith.
r.llani Smith, a fonucr resident of V'ott Si ran
ton, died on Saturday at his homo on Lake
ttci't, Elmira, X. Y aged 7d year, lie lived
for many jcar on Sumner avenuo and waa cm-
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AMUSEMENTS.
I YCHUH THEATRE
- PClS fc linnGITXDEn, Lessee.
A. J. PI'tTV, Manager.
M0VDAY. Pf.nnUAItY i.
Jtetnrn of tho season' biggest laughing hit,
Louis Clara
MANN LIPMAN
In thtlr orroatlomly funny comedy.
All on
Account
of Eliza
Prices -;.',e.. Snc Toe. J.rx nd $1.50,
Scats on ule Friday at 0 a. m.
1 -.
Tuesday Night, February 5,
Return J.'ngagentnt ot
Mildred Holland
In Her Komantte Drama, Entitle
The Power
Behind the Throne
Feats on Mle Saturday at 9 a. m.
l'MCI'S-SSc., 50c, 76e. and ?1.00.
ACADEHY OF HUSIC,
RBIS&DURUUNDGR HARRY A. BROWN
Managers and Lessee. Local Manager.
ALL Tins WEEK.
Jack Hoeffler's
OWN COMI'VNY IN" REl'EKTOIRn.
I'menlinc,
MONDAY MATINEE,
The BItte and the Gray
Mvtinee Prices 10 and E0 ctntt.
Kvctilng rrices 10, J') and 20 cent.
A MAN
becomes languid, Irritable and de
spondent, tlirouKli'os of nerve vigor.
Life eeem a mockery. The courage,
force, vigor and action which charac
terire full-blooded men, are lacking.
have kindled the tight of hope in many
a man' fnce. They bring vigor to the
weak nnd ambition to the despondent.
They permanently check the weak,
enlng drains, feed the nerve, enricn
the blood nnd make men over gener
ally. $1 00 per box: 6 boxes J5 00. With a
WW order tie Issue a written guaran
tee lo refund the money if no cure be
cuectea. jiook irec. s-jsai. .uuuitjwu in
Co., Cleveland, Ohio. IB
Kor tale by John It. Phelps, PliirmacUt, eorne
U)omlng avenue and Sprute street.
ployed by the I.acUawanni company at that time
at conductor.
Ho was general jardinastcr at Elmira tor
tlma after leaving this city.
Mrs. Mary Cnnavan.
Hit. Jlaty Catuvan died csterday at the home
of hir Mm. Tlionut Cinavau, K15 Meylert avenue,
alter one week's illness, She it survived by Dan
hi, .Tchti and Matthew Canavan, and Mrs. John
Keaton.
I'umral Tuesday at 8 p. m. Interment In JR.
Marj't cemctcr.
Patrick Mfilloy.
l'alikk Jlalloy, aged M jean, died at 3 o'doc'x
jK'sti'iday afternoon at hit home, 411 Fellow
stnet. Deceased Is stuMved by mi wn ana
four t hlldrcn.
The funeral services will bo held at Holy Cros
church Wednesday morning at 0 o'clock. Iniff
ment will bn nuJo in the Catbedrtl uatry.
Isaac McCawley.
Isaac MiCawley, of 1W3 I'reKott Tnu. died
at lilt home latt evening; at 10.50 o'clock, li
ncral announcement liter,
runerals.
lb funcial of Hit lale William Itoran will
tali place at Oo'cloik this mcrnlng from th
house, 810 r.vnon itnet. Service will b held
at bt. Pdtilck'a Catholic church, and interment
will bo mado In the Cathedral cemetery.
The funeral of Albert Monro, th infant "n
of Mr. and sir. John Slonroe, will takt plac
toady at 3 o'clock. Interment In Dunmor ceme,
tery.
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