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WEST
WHEELMEN'S
MONTHLY DANCE
HELD IN THE CLUB HOUSE LAST
EVENIl.'O.
Attended by a Jolly Ciowd of Young
People Colonial Tnlr fit tho Ply
mouth Congregational Church.
Mnitha Washington Tea and Other
Atti actions Reception to State
Organizer John J. Tierney, of the
I. C. Jt. U. Other Minor News Mat
tois of Interest.
Tlio social committee of tin i:iectile
flty Wheelmen conducted nnotlnr of
their popular tlnnees In the ihtb bonce
last evening. Mln-i' Maig.uet Thoin
inn unil Katluyn lleurdon played, und
ilin i ('iiiinlttoo In thnivte. won ' -t.
Vloie.v, ilinluiun. Thiiiim HtcpliiiiH.
l.ulliPi' Tlmiini", Nelnn Teet, Aithui
3)nvl. Wllll.ini AVIllluni-. nint'M'
t'rune. A.-Kynon. .1. Ihuuiell, K.
i:. nlllKr. M'luwe in attendant e
were:
Mr. and Mm. J. AV. runnell. .li. and
"Wis. i:. i:. HolllfiKT. Mi. and Mm. .1.
lllniei t'l me, JIIiiih Kloiinco Welt..
'.vndeilllu Mtiifc, Maty Kiudier. Lucy
Taust. Louise Simon, l!esle Pi nun
folli'l. . un. i TlioiniiH. .Mllilc D.ivli".
Mm pant .limit f. Muig.iitt l.uduig,
1. ili lit' MtlJowell, Jt-leii ,Joeph. Al
lies Wllllamx. Myille rr.iunfeltei.
Mc-sii. Vied I'etiv. AV'ullei H. D.lK,
Ulouutd vVHII.iiuh. (leoige Piult'ls, I)
j:. riiluni.iii. (itoigo Nclon Teets, 7".'l
IMdik-, Walter James, I'mry .loeph,
3'innk Watkliw. Will Wldennr. "Wit
3 inn P. Williams, Thomas Stiili"ii!
Luther Thtini.it, O. A. i:uon
Washing-ton's Birthday Eventb.
An old countiy tea party will m
Nlvcn by the Ladles' Aid stoclety of this
l'lts-l VeMi I'ongregatlonal i lunch
this evening. Tud. lfrocs, thill bread
.i jiil butler, and old ountry cnKe, wilt
be .served. The admission Is tinly ten
i enH. Ice renin will be sold esli.i.
.All mo inl'dlully Invited.
The (SleaneiH of the Simpi-nii Metho
ilKt (huiih give their annual minxier
ibis evening. All -who attend Will bo
veil mm veil nntl well pleased A lim
ited number of tickets have been sold,
mid ono hunthed extia ttuppein have
lieen piopired. The Indies Intend that
ill who come nhnll be well fed. Their
mcmi Ik Inviting, our pattonnge is
(solicited.
An enteitaliiinont and social will be
bold this evening- bj the joiing people
out for i and COLDS
TAKE
DUFOUR'S FRENCH TAR.
Special Hosiery
Bargains for Saturday
In addition to a full display oi' the
latest ideas in fashionable Hosiery
for ladies wear, specimens of which
may be seen in our show windows,
we will offer the following wonderful
bargains for Saturday only.
New Lace Effects
iu ladies Black Hose, elegant goods
that never sell under 50c the pair,
full range of sizes, including Tlln
extras. Price for Saturday "2
Drop Stitch Hosiery
in line lisle thread goods, full fash
ioned and nice medium weight for
spring wear. Regular 27c Roods,
will be sold 011 Saturday only 9Kr
" for rfCW
Pretty Fancy Hosiery
in black and white effects, full seam
less in new anpl attractive designs.
The best 25c line ever shown in
this city. Your choice on Sat- Yl
urda for . . II w
Globe Warebodse
SCRANTON
of the Flint JJaptbtt ehuteli nt the par
sonage on Hock street. An entertain
Ing programme litis been prepnied, and
refreshments will bo setved.
Tom Thumb's Wedding and musical
and literal y features will be given nt
the Jackson Street Haptlst church by
tin.' pupils of the Huntlay nhool.
An unlet tiilnment will br held at the.
fnlon church at tho Sibley this even
11117, at which a competition will bo
held on "The Uaimerof the Ken."
A u.il patriotic) festival will be held
nt the Salvation Anny barracks this
tvculnK. A grand Junior demonstta
tlon will be given, gluphophoiie selcc
tlnns will be tcntleied, and AdliHaiit
Jaeger will make a patilntle address,
Coffee and t'Jko will bo seivetl.
The annual supper Mven bv the
ladles' Aid society of the Washburn
Street rtesbvterlan church will b"
set veil between i! and b o'clock this
evening In the tllnliifr looms of the
chinch. The im mi will be uii to tho
usual standard of excellence.
ToiiIkIiI will be the Inst iiIkIH of tho
rnlnnlul fair and festival at the Ply
mouth CniiKtCKatloiial cliuull.
Tlie features of the entei tultiiueiit to
be given this ovcnlntr at the First
Welsh Hupllst chinch will be the Ulm
P.nlv t hutch titiaitette, tei Itiitlonx by
Ml-s Martha Davis, piano selections by
Pi of Silas ltoar and solos by MNs
llllz.tbeth Tliomns.MNs Helen Sehiaini,
Alfied Wooler and Philip Waticn
Second Night of Colonial Pair.
Then, was another Iiuko assemblage
last evening at the Colonial fair In
the Plymouth CoiiKrefrillonnl chinch.
A lnimber of the ni tides niatle by the
1 idles have been disposed of, but theio
vet loiuaiii many pretty thins to
rimKi' n selection fioin. Xecdlewoik
of t'veiy description Is on sale, and
none df the ai titles can be duplicated
.uivuhcie for the in Ice.
As an etiu indiii enietit lor patron
iK" this evetilnvr the ladle have de
eiil"d to reive a Keiietal supper, ooin
meucliu; at n o'clot k, at the usual
price of lf cents. Xo lulmis'lon fee
will bo charged, and thus nil who do
she may have an oppoitunlty to In
spect the pretty dlploy of useful and
fiincv aitlcies.
Maltha Washington Teo.
Thv! ladles of the Washbutn Slicet
Presbyteilan t lunch have cmnplctetl
their aitanKements for the tea to bo
nerved In the dining loom of their
chart h thlh uvenlng from G to S o'clock
and It will ptove to bo ono of the
best, If not the finest bill of fare ever
olfeietl to the people, nnd Is as fol
lows Clam bouillon, tld-hit. mid
bam. vavmy lieef, creamed potatotn,
Pinker House rolls, Jelly, biead, f.alail,
chtese straws banquet wafeM, enke,
ttiffco; be cienm etia.
The ladles who take pint will be at
tire! In Maltha Washington costuiio
Tempeiance Anniveisaiy.
The fouith nnnlverniy of nipple dl
vllmi. Sons nntl Daughters of Tem
perance, was held In St. David's hall,
Wednesday evening. Ilecltatlons vocal
and liihtiumontal solos were artistic
ally tendt'ied by members of the order,
and an addrcs was delivered by Dr.
Bird on the subject, "The Heal and
Coinineicial Valuo of a. Bov."
The Sons of Temperance Olee club
also rendered a few ohorusex. After
the entertainment, cake and corfeti
were served to the assembly.
Patriotic ExercUes.
The pupils of many local schools ob
served Washington's birthday ester
flay, as the schools will be closed to
day. The Hplrlt of patriotism Incut
tated In the minds of tho voting has
11 phasing and lasting1 cflect.
An lnterestlni? programmo was ob
served by tho pupils In MNs Josephine
1). Lees' 100m at No. 19 school, to
which the parent wero Invited. Songs,
addresses, recitations and essays vvein
given bv Oscar Jones, Arch Williams,
Ktank Phillips Theodore llaucr, I'lai
t nco Ctamor, l'miik Morgan, Fred
Jenkins, Thomas Jones, Uuth Kvaus,
Sadie I-'erbor, Albert Uevan und othei s.
Y. W. C. A. Notes.
The geneial association meeting, ap
pointed for l'eb, 'J,, will occur Monday
evening at 7,::i) o'clock. Kvety asso
ciation member and all who have any
Interest In the association and Its woik
ato earnestly Invited to attend this
meeting.
tlospel hen ices Satm day evening nt
S o'clock sliiup, Mis. 11. r. Tiavts
leader. All women and gills ate ear
nestly Invited to attend this scivlce.
Tuesday evening net Itev. (Jcotge
Alilch will sneak. Subjett, "Thou shaR
not bear false witness" This Is the
(list of a seiles of Npeihtl meetings
lnld for the llrst time In the associa
tion. It Is cutnestljveiiuested that all
who can do so attend .Vol only omt
yoinscir hut bring a filend with ou
Reception to Oiganizcr.
Til.- St. Patrick's Ladles' society of
the. Itish Catholic Benevolent associa
tion tendeied a inception III Young
.Men s Institute hall last evening to
State Oiganizcr John J Tlerncy. ot
Philadelphia. Among the guests weie
Included n number fioin St. Moult a'.s
tot Icty of Moosie.
Sinn t addiesfes weie dellveied by
Oiganlzer Tierney, M. .1. Jennings ami
James II. Brown. The. etiteitalueis
weie: John Shaughnt ssy, Jennie,
Loughnev, MI"S Mack, William Glhoy
and Hose Conway. A number lrom the
Father Wlinleu branch were also in at
tendant e. Cake, coffee and cream wete
seivcd.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Miss Anna Dowllug, of Clnike Bios.',
is ill at her home with an attack of
the grip.
11 the local bailier shops will be
closed totlav at noon. In observance
of Washington'", Birthday.
MKs Mnrgaret Tialnor, ot) Kiuuiet
slieet, has ictuincd homo fiom a visit
vv It li trielids In Caibondale.
The lemnins tit nn Infant child of
Mi. ami .Mis. Nicholas Moonev, of
Jackson if Meet, were liitenetV'ln the
lVitliutli.il cemeteiy yesteiday aftei
uoon. A iiieeting of the Archbald local of
the t'nlted Mine Wotkeis was held In
Hv alls' hall Inst evening, at which hv
eial mattets peitalnlng to the older,
v!is acted upon.
The lumalus of Mr. and Mis. New
comb'h t hlld wtiv luterieiLycsteiilav
altemoon.
The William Council Cleo club will
leave lor Wushlgton on Satin day
evening', Maich 'J.
MInh ("Si.ieo Tunic i, of Binghaiuton,
N. Y., is the guest ot West Suantou
irientls.
An hnportnnt meeting of the mem
beis of the Young Women's Chilstlnn
ashot latlon wW bo hold next Monday
evening.
Neaily all nf tho local business
houses" will be dosed tonmriow, on nc
count ot the legal holtda.
The sympathy of many li lends is ..
tended to Mr. and Mrs. W. J Wat
kins, ot IVictoiyvllle, In the loss tit
iheir son, liny. Tho tainll.v Is v.dl
known heie.
An Impoitant meeting of the hllui
ian lodgo of Odd Pellowt, will be held
this evening in D. 13. Kvnns' hall
M's. llurris Slcbeit piesldrd nt the
organ on the occasion of the Jones.
Uovd wedding at the Plymouth cliuivh,
peifoniiliirT the mnrches vlth musical
s-UUl.
Theie will be a legnlar nit etlng of
the Baibers' union Monthly evening at
St Leo'b hall.
AVilllam i:. SulUvan.of Pali view ave
nue, was stiuek in the eye yesteniay
while doing some plumbing woik, and
lei ehed a seveie injuiy.
The llobett jronls lodge of Ivoiites
met last evening and discussed the at
l.ingenieiits for their bamiuet on
March 1.
J. Alfied Pennington has kindly
consented to play the aicompanlinent.s
for the Klin Park t liurtii tiuaitette at
the Fiist Wlsji Bajitlst church this
evening.
Tudor AVIIUams. ot South Main ave
nue, ictuiiu'd home tiom Coiuell last
evening to spend tho next lew tiss.
The Lwiteii seivic8 In St. 13iid's
Kplxcnpal i lunch will be held In the
Sunday school room morning und even
ing. V hi other of Fied Linton, of Pair.
child's hold, whom ho had never seoi,
in lived heie last evening Mom l'tnj
laud. The West Side Uepubllcan club m. i
lat evening nnd tlinciissed the legisla
ture leappottlouineut bill. A stiong
hentiment against it was fpicfstil,aud
the conimlttco appointed to draft a
protest, was ompoweied to act at onm
and call a hpeclal meeting to take at -tlon
on their report
The Uineial of the Into ills. Klla
beth PetheilcU occutied yesteiday at
temoon. The seivlces vieni, conducted
by Ilev. K. J, McIIenry, and interment
was made In the Washbuin street
temctery. The pallbeareis weie: John
I). John. John Morris, Otto Sueikeit.
Patilclt Pun ell and John Caw ley.
An Infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Hughes, of Via Luzerne street,
died yesterday and will be burled In
tho Washbuin fctrcot remote! y this af
ternoon SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Tho cnlcitalnnient given last even
ing by tho Young AVoinen's Chilstlan
association at their looms was verv
much appi eclated and enJoed by the
many nation. An oxtelKnt piogiammo
was rendered. It was as follows. Piano
duet, Miss I'reida Kornachei und Miss
Prances Klaunitnm : song, "Haines nf
the Involution." recitation, Miss Vtina
AV'olft. tableau, tleoign Washington,
piano ttolos. Ml Kornaehcr and Mlbs
Kliiiimlnzcr: tableuu, Maltha Wash
lustoii; "Yankee Doodle," by the
tlnmes: tableau, Colonial Tea; "Auld
Lang Syne." by tho dames. Befitsh
ments weie served.
The icmalns of Mrs. Fred Ciaidner
weie consigned to their final resting
place In Dunmoio cemeteiy yesteniay
afternoon at 'i o'clock. The fuucial vsas
held f i oiu the family residence on Wil
low Bttcet and was vuiy) laigely at
tended by her many relatives and
friend. Tho t.all-bonrr worn Henrj'
Wointi. William Drier, Clmrlcn llotli
nnd Jacob P. Klein.
Mrs. May Kcrglns, of 0i' Pittston
avenue, wan ncnldod on her right
nhouldor yestnrdny by tho overturning
of a kettle of boiling water.
AJIpii H, Fallon, of llazletou. Is visit
ing Mliss Nellie Toblti, of Plttston nvo
nuo. The nrienn-year-old son of Mrs
Peter Weber, of Prospect avrnue.. fell
on the let! yesteniay and sprained bin
shoulder and back. Dr. Walsh Is attending-
hlm.
St. Maij'H ihurrh choir will meet for
icheaisal thin evenltiR: at St. Muty's
chuicii.
The nn inbi'i's tf the Ancient Ortler
of Hibernians will meet this evening
In Phiumnry ball.
The Young People' society of the
Illckoiy HMet Presbyterian church
will hold a (leorgf Washington enter
tainment at the old church this even
ing. A tlrsl'tias programmo will bo
reiirieiert.
Mis. Aduiii Brier, of l'lltston aveime.
who uiiderwi.ii.t an operation seveial
weeks ago nt the Heranttin private hos
pital, Is recovering
An excellent enteitallunent will be
given by the Young People's union of
the lllckorvSMeet Prusbvteilanchuich
this evening. Admission, ten cents.
After the piogramme, an Ice cieain
and coffee .sale will bo held. The pro
gramme Is as follows: Song, "Uehuat
land," audience, violin solo. Piof. (J.
Sthinldt accompanist. Mis Kate
Mlltz. vocal duet. "O Tell Ps, Menv
Birds," .Mssoi Maty Wlith nntl Martha
Noitli: lecltntlon, "Only an Outcast."
MKs i.U Kiblir. piano solo, "Fair
Kllon Mazoui-ka," Miss Chi Istlno Kocli;
vocal solo, "r Wondti if They Cute to
See Me Now." Mlgs Kininn Seheuch;
Piano duet, "Maid of Beauty WnlU."
Misses Freda Noult and Martha Korn
nt her; recitation. "C.ood-Nlght, Papa,"
Miss Ma Kllilei; vocal duet, "Life's
Dream In O'er," Mr. William Hedilch
anil Ml.ss Maty Wlrth: vocal solo, se
lected, .Mies LoiiIm: Lohmann; thrys.
anthenmm dilll, twelve little gills,
song, "Ainetlui," audience.
Pea Coal $1.50 a Ton Dellveied.
to South Side, cential city and central
Hvde Parlf. Addrei-s orders to J. V.
Shaikej, 10H Odur avenue 'Phone
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NORTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Second Anniveisary of Y. W. C. A. to
Be Observed Mies Glhoy Sui-
prised Other News Notes.
On next Sunday altciuoon the mem
beis of the Young Women's Chilstlun
association will celebtate the second
ariulveisaiy of the Noitli Scinnton
blanch. The m i Ices will be held in
tht Welsh Congregational chinch at
S.30 p. in. and will be presided over by
Mrs. Kzta II. Hippie, the president of
the Ccntiul Young Women's Christian
association.
The leport of the woik that has been
flo dining the past year will be lead
bj the new secietary, Mis. A. K.
I. likens, while the annual adtlie.-s will
lie matte lij Mis. I.. M, Gates. A pro
gi amine of pcdal music Is being pre
pared by the members of the chinch
nnd will consist of solos by well-known
aitlsly nntl congiegatlonal singing
Sutpiise Paity.
A veij pleasant sui prise was given
bv Miss Maty Glhoy at her home, on
Stanton stieet, Wednesday evening, in
honor tif her guest, Mis Maty Foy, of
West Vliglnla. Joseph Glhoy enter
taltitd by lendeilug a few 'vocal solos
while MIsh Anna Flanagan gave a
piano selection
The following weie pieseut Misses
Mary Fov, Anna Flanagan, Maiy iSll
loy, Noia O'Mnlley, Katie and I.aiiia
Sheildan. Anna nntl Mamie Mcllale,
Katie O'Nell, Anna Lotttts, Maigaret
Williams, nnd Messis. William Lnih,
Thomas O'Mallej. Joseph Gllroy, Will
iam O'Nell, HogerO'Malley, James (111
iny. Willi nn O'Nell. James Mulhetin,
Tlioiuas ami Beinaul Duggan, Joseph
Walsh. John Peel and Joseph Mc
Carthv Briefly Noted.
Mil had lto.ss, u Polautlei. of l.lojil
stii-et was tommltted to the count v
Jail by Altlciman Myers yesteniay. uii
the charge of wife-bentlng.
Michael Szallnsky was given a hear
ing befoie Altleriuail ,M)ii., cs(fidn
and tniuiultted to the county Jail In
default ol $MiO ball, chaiged with pti
Juiy bv Charles Mlllci.
The Ninth Kud lleimblltan dub hthl
a social and .smoker last evening in
theii rooms at the Audlioi linn. A very
enjoyable lime was had by all pieent
Peisoual Notes.
Mr- P. U. Cav ell. of Uiei-n Klduo
st i eel, lias for her guest hel sister.
Mis. Ale.s. Bo den. of Ithaca. N. Y.
All news inatteis will ictelve pioiupt
attention If left In the tin box In Davis'
thug stoic.
Mis. Jatuc- C.llbiide, of West Maikd
stieit, Is seilously III at the home of
her daughter. Mis. Chniles MeCailliy,
on Bilek avenue.
Mls.s Mai Williams and Mai gat et
Jones, of Reese Htlc-et, havo ICtllllltd
home Mom I'eekville.
Mr. !"oige Bo. of t'aibondale, and
Mibt, Doi.i Belle Campbell, of Piauk
llu 'avenue, this lty. wete united In
holv bonds of matiluiony jesterda. at
tin parsonage of the Piovidente Meth
odist chinch. Itev. t A Cine, imstor
of the chtudi, pet foi mctl the iiiuiiIum
ceiemony. The giooin Is a viell-known
young man In Carboudale
Miss Mudge Giaham, of Ml Pleas
ant, has returned home after vIMtlng
.Miss M. Wells, of Breaker stieet
Thomas Foley, of Beaumont avenue,
who was hint about llvo weeks uho,
was taken to the Scrantun pilv'.ije hos
pital yestmda, wheie he will undeigo
an opeiiitlon. Dr. Stanton Is attending:
hlm
One of the most Intcie-silng tntei
talnments. under the nut-plies of class
No 17, will be given at tho Welsh Con
KHgulIoual church, on Went Market
stteet this evening Doois open at 7
o'clock. The entertainment will begin
at 7.3a o'clock sharp All thope who
giro their pationuK will so nw.iv verv
nuti h nle.ued
fiREEN RIDGE.
William Found has resigned his po.
Mtlon in K. S. I'ratt's gmcn utore.
SOME FOOLISH PEOPLE
Allow a coURb to run until it Sft bi'joml me
reutli o( miillcinr Tl.tt often Ray, ' Oil. It lll
ej wu," liul In mo.it ism1 it lll ni ir
tlirm hwu) Could the l" Imluittl to uj the
Micirtilul mtdlcini" lulled hilii' ilaj,4i, wlileh
l wilil on a poltlo .iuunlri to tine, iliry
would Iniiiitrtlatfly see tin) cirellftit frttct (ur
laUlie tho Hut ilwt. 1'llcn 25 J mi iV Trl.it
kits tier. At ill dniZKbti. 1
WBmg&Smm
iW3Ul&i26S2k
Then came, the "In
Patent Package"
THE BAKER always said that the real flavor of biscuit
or wafers was lost soon after it left the bakery.
THE GROCER always felt that the damp, dust and odor
made the biscuit end of his business unprofitable.
THE HOUSEWIFE always has been dissatisfied with the
biscuit she bought in bags from an open barrel or box.
to accept a poMtloli with a Wilkes
liaier III m
lloiuy I' Welnioie, the
Tribune caiiler, will peinl
lugtou's lihthday with his
parents at Norwich, N. Y.
Mi. William It. .lotus, of
popular
Ucaion
street, received wotd jtsteidny from
her mother In Jngland that her
father, a veleian of the Civil war, and
si years of age, was lying at the point
of death
The musical set lion of tho Ciiecn
Illdgc Woman's club will met-t at 10.110
o'clock thlt moinlng at the Sci anion
Couservatoiy of Music.
Miis .May Tlobblti", who wa vititlng
her aunt, Mi's. Itobett .Slnuell, ot
Oelnwaie street, has luen called to her
home at I'ort Jervl". because of thu
death of a bi other.
Mls,s riracu Peck, of Money avenue,
caino henne from Maishal seminary
last evening for a week's vacation.
At the Colonial dinner tonight at OJ
o'clock, the Iaullcx Aid society ot the
t'.tcen tlltlge riesbyterian thiitch will
seivo the following menu: Tomato
soup, mast turkey, nanbcrry sauce;
esculloped oyster1-, masheil potatoes,
sweet potatoes, tomato UMdc, eab
bige silad, pumpkin, mince and lemon
pie, colfee, te t. Dinner, W cents Ice
creum, 10 cerjts extra.
A high i lass mimical and literal y
enteitallunent will be given this even
ing for the benefit of Atbury Metho
dist Kplscopal Sunday school und oi
cliestta, to be followed by a social
hour, when Ice cieain and cake will be
seivvtl by nppiopilattly costumed
cning ladles. The Sunday school
looms have Just bten inodernly lilted
up and furnished, and a most toidlal
invitation Is extended to all to vl-dt
the new looms. A silver circling of
not less than ten cent will be lecclved
at the door, exeielscs to begin at '2
o'clock. Following Is the giogtamme:
Shoit nddiess, L. F. Jlowcr; oiclieslra;
selection, Miss Slocuni: zither solo,
Mr. Kmlerlchs (I5i aval Ian), tenor solo,
Mr. Ilnlph Williams. lecltntlon. Miss
Slocum; orchestra. Music by the or
chestra duilng the soelul following.
The H.iptitit Young People's unloiii
of the Clieen P.idgu Baptist chiiuh will
seive a Martha Washington tea In the
chin cli pailots todn, between the
bonis ot r and 7. Ml nie invited. All
who have ngicctl to furnish aitlcies
for this supper aie in gently leiiuestttl
to have them at the chinch as curly
as " o'clock.
(ieneiul tiuaiteilj intetlng btgun
last night at Finn i Impel, Oicen Rldgn.
bv the Fiee Methodists. Several
pieachtis ate assisting Klder ,1. T.
Logan I'lvaelilng todav it 10 10. L'"0
and 7.i0 Take lliion Hldge lVople's
to Xew Yfiik street
DUNMORE DOINGS.
Entei tnhiment Tonight in Tiipp Ave-
nup Christian Chinch Other
Notes of Xnteiest.
An euieitannieut will be given by
tile Junior Society of Chilstlun Hii
tleavor tonight at 7.:(0 o'tlotk In thu
Tilpp .Vvtliue t'hilstlau ehuicli. The
lollowlng piorfiainiuc will bo lelldeietl:
inilf , society
)( citation. I'-ilm will.
ITjjh l'.wtor
Vtulm tii-io C'lllilllllliK
"riit little liul llttilut" ISulo l'owfll
I he hnotVcl Hill llliiw" 1 loifiiLV limit
"Ki'liin Ili WurJ" IIjI.1i Pevltr
Mil lull. II III! 1 tOllt
Iti elutiL.it Mmsiiiltu htv.uu
"Wlul Mal.it Hum" bene V.udl
"I.I1.C WuIiiintion" i'lfJ Ilout
Itrtiutieu Iltltn Hum
snia
"lliilN In Wlnlti" . . ..
"lie l.lltlii loj Dos" .
Siih
sow." ..
"Illi lllMV shop-'
Hie Chlltl ut the Poor",
' t,eciK Ua.liliatun' ...
SlCCll . ... ...
s.inir
"lint it'H .supi'iliciii ol
S,.hlllt"
Piflriy
Illllllli lllllkil
Ilpulllec llillke
lovett" Itnbi livn
. . .Ilunilil SHjrtr.
Ilot.lc (.'ilililln
Kitle tiriltltM
l.lllli! Kta.t
. . .I.U.Ulld t llrililllH
llalpli Jl. J.IU'
Mnii."..r,iliii I'.iu.ll
'"inilnij lliink
Jlaillii V nte I
jhlnkirii' lllrt Ii1jj '
Wlun I 'a tlotb l p to liinn"
. ...I.Ulo IVnill
... imi i lrntti
....Milil Krutn r
Willie I'd If
111.. 1 Iliad
.llhiiehi. WillbiiH
.. .1.1.1.1 WilliaiiH
. Dun VUiiiiih
I.ilnl Mi uly
.nmrtid sii,
llultaimii
Itt citation .
"t.n Votir Hair ill"
Souk
" V Had Ilium"
' fiiandma"
Mediation
"Nolndj' t liiM'
Itei iiailui . . . .(. . .
Oniceib Weie Elected.
At Hie meeting of the l,adkM ,VII.
Hlonnry noelet of tho Pttsbvtei'lun
iliutth. held .vetdi'tdtiy hi Mi. Ueorgo
13. Smith's home, tho followliiR oDUeid
v cie elected tot the- eiihUllig yvai
fiestlilent, .lli t'liisc vice piet
dentJ. .Mis IJoyd, Mm (illiboiiH. Mim
King, .Mic nitinbtilln tinisuici',
,Mii. ileoige It. Smith, nnctaiy. (it.
1 it. Hone, .sccietui.v of litfruluie,
,Iih. S. f". Nye .ttei ilie luiHliitHH of
tho nftenioon wart t oiu Imliil. ibilnty
lefic'ihllientt weie sel v'co.
Stockel-Hngeu Mnirlnge. -Mi.
Henry Htoikel, tit Dumuoie, tuul
MihH .lessle llagell. of HIipIi sttroet,
South St nintoii. weto united in mm.
ling" Wednesday evening tit S o'clotlc
ut tho homo of tho ginom, by ltot.
AV'. A. Noidt. of thn HleKoiy Street
l'ienbttiilnn ihuich, ftf whlcli churoli'i
tho bride in u devoted nu nibcr. Sho
was uttiiod In a whltu mull und oai -
Buttincethe "In-tr-ual Patent Package" was InvenUd the biker U latiified, the grocer Is
happy, the houtewife it delighted. The flavor and (reihnett oi biscuit and wafers are pre
rerved Intact from the time they leave the baker's oven until the package is opened (or house
hold use. Dust, damp and odor are no longer able to destroy the best o! the baker's work.
Whf n yon ortlor Sodn, Milk, Ornhum, OMmral and Huttf r Thin tlUi'iitt.
Dinger Mnapii, Vunlllft Wafers nnrt lUcuptlon Kluke, tnlt on getUm:
ttieni In the "ln-cr.tnirtent l'ackagf."
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY.
rled bridal iosw The maid of honor
was a touin of the bilde, Miss Julia
1 Mnkwvrt.. who woie a white or
gandie. The giooin wild attended by
bis brother. After the teiemony. the
guests, numbeiing In all eighty-six,
partook of an elegant mippei. Tho
young couple left or. an early train
for Philadelphia and other points of
Interest. I'pon their return fiom their
honeymoon, they will comcinnce bouse-ki-eplng
In a neatly furnished home on
Fifth stieet, Dumnuie.
BRIEF NEWS NOTES.
Tonight ar the Methodist Kplhtopal
chinch ot-cuis the muclwllsr ussetl
men's supper, w hlch has occupied the
attention of n huge number of the
men of the chinch for tome time. An
excellent menu has been prepaied and
the pi lie of tlckeis bus been placed
at 2"i cents
The runout ot M .1 Kennlhnn, of
Hunker Hill, who met u tragic death
on Wednesday night, will be held on
H.ituitluv inoi nlug at 10.30 o'clock. A
-oleum high mass will bo celebrated
at St. Mary's chinch and Inteiment
wll bo niado In St. Muiy's cemeteiy.
t'olnnlal count II. Daughteis of
America, will hold an impoitant meet
ing at 7.10 o'clock tonight. JlUHlne
of Importuned is to be transacted, af
ter which refreshments will bt served.
United Mine Workers Local, com
pilslng thohe emploed nt Murray's
mines, will meet at Knne's hall to
night. The Knights of Malta held a largely
attended meeting tubt nlgl.t, when sev
eial candidates wero Initiated Into the
vny&tcile? of the Blue degree.
Steps ure being taken, looking- to the
foinifng of a camp In town of the
Modern Woodmen of Ameilca, a fra
ternal Insurance society.
ttov A. .1. Van Cleft dellveied hN
interesting lectin e on "Abraham Lin
coln." at Sayie, X. Y., last night.
John Gibbons, the former mine host
at the Xny Aug mine, was presented
with a handsome miners' eompnss by
his former woikiuen last night.
Mis. Timothy Uuike and daughter,
.IHs Alice, left jtsteidny foi New
Yoik titv.
OBITUARY.
Amos Saxe.
Vino s.ic, iriil 7" JfiiN ol 1 1-' .-hlimii
Mint, lio M nliielMn llli rara.JU Mon.hv
iiinmini,, ellnl euly jti-truli.v ninrnlnir. Hi-
rriMil liid t.'Cii U'lJciit ol tl N union tor
i Ihc wl tni j.'atK, Hint prior l that tlnii- w.i
t nsiililit f Itmiuiii He ix uibfil b hit
1 wlff. two iiiA uml tlact thiiKliUrf. Ii. P. "t
liKon, 111; liiln . i rf Nt-wtoii l.llub th,
' iilv and Miry Sim-, it thu til)
'II o turti.d Hill lie tonlutlnl Irmn tin l.'i'i'u
4t S o'tloek tniiiarir,v .liuinwin. 'file ernni
ill l.o In diaige iT lto. I. ! Mortal Inter-
mint ivill Ie iiuil" ill tliC uililiiiili ititrt ceiiie.
on. Ditlil llopkln.'. ot Mllu.iiiV.if. a luotlitr
Inlaw, nl Mr. su,., js sliUkui with pjrilflt
lioiit tlie nm time ami illl TiumIji niuli1
Ik will lie Imrltil tlil in. mil..;.
John B. Chnndlei.
JuliH P llntiilloi, cf il.i s(,mi, ,i.inii,i".i
ainue, illiel clenljv ider .i wiik'M illucto iioni
nuiiiiiiuiiU Hi( i suiiiti'il li lil lfi. Hit'
luntul wivitci Mill l toiMiitliil at the
IllN Mllll,' Iin 11 Pi I illm. "' 1 li"
Ill.l.ni
Pail.
ehurcli.
'jlie rtnulii will l tj) nt in Alloii fm
in-lit on tin il" tulil sitiinl. y inminiiir
Inter
Mib. Patiick Quinn.
Mm I'alriik ijillllll, ..isd ' . .l. llil at uu
bcire on Clieannt Urn I. Iiiitimoif. on VVidne
tin- ntjln Tlo ilciM'Cd w.i Itirmeilv Jli
Vi.nlo llufrlui,, of ItHUtnt. aid wj both will
lli..rii Hid IIUilv twin iiinl
Tlio funer.il will Clko plan- lumuiiovi mviii
in. it I) o'cliit!;
James Keuuey.
I nu.-, ixtuiiir, upil " ji-iw. '"l vi.i'iuav
.it lib. home, ill llntlr tiwt. lliibiuoie.
I lie milt id will iHiiir al in I) t'i lui It Imii u
low Miriam.'. Iiitermtnl 'Mil l- mad.' In il.
Diininoro iiinittii
A PLEASING ENTERTAlaiWENr.
Anniveitaiy Celebmted by Wanlta
Lodge.
Uultila lodf,e, No '.'!, U.niRliteis of
V.ebecen. atiNlllaiy ot tho Indupcndenc
flitter oi Odd Fellows gave an annl
veraary colcdiirttlou nnd cntettaln-iii-iu
nt Odd Villovvb" lull tnttt night.
A lingo nniribfi of iii-iiiIk r and
filuiuli. v"i in attendant ft und spent
u thoroughlv plutsani pvnilitg
An escellent piogi.ininiH was glv'on,
ronsIattiiK ot woilgs by thu tliecn Itldm
final telte ,i lilinjo solo bv Stanley
Schtvuitis. vof.il foIos by Mr. Noiton,
and Heveiul reeltnllons by Mii. Uvu
1,. Dtinnlnu.
The lattei l fi'otn I'oltinibiiH. o., and
Ih now touting Peniiitylvnniii. Her
ictltatlon-'. tlellveied with excellent ef
fect, wpiv llvo In number "The Soul
of thf Violin" wa uiiiung her selec
tions. The tommlltfe 111 c'unge of thu
ttlliili tonidsted of Mih. I'mnk Kiuil.im,
Mif, Alive iSihwiiit, ilri. Maude My
ei and Ki'inik Stiinlevnnt.
ASSAULTED POLICE OFriCEIlS.
Joseph Kesteitnit Aueated for Of
fense Committed Last September.
Joseph ltentotfai t, of HiUdhaili, was
given u lieiirlng befoio Aldcimnn Mil
lar last evening on the eliutgo of ag
gravated UMKault and b.itteiy. t'ounty
Pfdftttlvo V. A l'hllllprt Ih tho pi one.
cutor.
Thn n!).iuli if alleged to h.ivo been
- er - seal
AMUSEMENTS.
I YCEUH THEATRE
"" HUH . ntTIICtlS'DKn. Uiun.'
A. J. UtJlTV, liui,er
0i: MfillT ONLY
TRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22,
(Washington's Birthday.)
Scaon' most dcllirlilful niutlcat niti-iinj. li,
rret fioin llroaiiuny Thcatir. New ollt. Am'si
it forrniot Oprr Cnmnlljiti,
JEFFERSON DE ANGELIB.
In tlie rnormoiisly runny Opemtlo Cornrdy,
A ROYAL ROGUE
Writleu by Clurlti Klein. T.trlm by flruil
Miwanl. Jiuriu In- Wlllluni T. Vutirln. Stiff
mmiurcd by It. II. nuuulJc, l're.tnteil by
fciipnti Compsriv,
ITitfd-ije.. ,VV . TV., $1 rV ml 1I.M.
Statu en nl cilncilay at l a. m. ,
bvTURim JIVTINKt: AMI MOIIT.
lltenin" Prrlonnaiiti! at S 13.
-Mitlnie l'erlormaneu at J "i,
Tlie Succrmful Comedy Dram i,
A Young1 Wife
I'reenttil by vrrr stmng romtsti), beaded by
the pnpulir comedian,
Frank Tanncrhlll, Jr.
KVEM.sa riUChh-lV , fiOc. TV. ,an-l ?l O).
Special ladle ami f liildren ltartrnln Day Mat.
lure 2.1c and .''X.; children to any part ot thi
lioiue, J.Ve.
R'at 4n nlc Tlnirmliy et 1 a. m.
OSK M01IT OM,T,
TUESDAY, TEBRUARY 26.
.Vii.iiln'a Great lit I Iht Oper Company. Tin
ramoiii
"BOSTONIANS"
with all tho 'atdriteic Orand hnni and ir.
elmtra. l'riaeiitlus for the lirt time Lto
"THE VICEROY"
Hy Victor lleibcrt,
S-vU on fralo fcaturday, l'cb. 'il.
Pricea 23c, 50c., 7Jc., $1 00 and l .'.0.
ACADEHY OF HU5IC,
RDISA BUHOUNDCR HARRY A. BROWN
Managers and Lcucm. Local Majujer.
j-Ur.sl)AY, 1'RID.VY AND SATtntOAV..
THU l'AMOUS INDIAN ACTRLSn
Go Wan Go Mohawlc,
In lliitoln J. Cartor't Pominllc Drama,
"THE FLAMING ARROW."
Mitlnie IMce'i 13 and J..', c-nt
I'aenliiR 1'iicea 15 23, 33 tud U rn.t.
VI f, MAT VW'l.K.
HOLDEN COMEDY CO.
In ltipcttoire.
NewGaietyTheatre
VLP fi III 111IIVGT0N, Manajer.
Hue.. llajJ, neBiiiuliii: 'XIICKsDVY MAH.NCa
AL Reeves' Famous Big ' Co.
DR, DEKSTEN
Phjslclin and Surgeon
311 Sprus) St
Itrrp.c Icnrt Building
SCRAHIOH Pi.
All a.-ute and tlironto dheatu of men, mx
unn und children CIIHONKI NLUVOUtL
"ill" IN VN W.VriSO IUSEAStS A SPuS
1VI.IV. All dlifoart "t tho Uvtr, Kidney,
I'laddei. Mdn, Dlowl, Nerves, Womb, Ee, Lar.
.Noie, riiroat. and Lung's, Cancers, Tumort,
pile. Hupt'ire, Goitre, Itheunutlsm, Atthmj.
C'ularrli Vcncoecle, I.0it Jlanliood, Mehtljl
inlaslom, M I'enitln Divawi, Leucorrboea, etc ,
Oonuuriliis. p'lllllJ. Dlotxl Poison, Indiicrs
tlun il jxutluul lublu obliterated, hurgerj.
Pit M'lt'P'J. r, a"J ,,,onlc,' Wornu. CA.
lAHBHOONi:, prelflc for Catarrh, Thr,,
MuiilU' treiitment only tSOO Trill fret in
tide romultation and naralnation free. Ot.
Xkt lioui laily an I bunday, S a. ra, to a
I' ni
DR. DEIMSTEEUM
loinmltleil upon .loe notlgcra -Jul
Nil holuH Outalllo, pollra otllcers of Jld
rorge. l.ai-t September, while rhw
Htiilc ai tht Jeunyn mines was iin
etteit, Ue.tteifatt. at tho head 'of a
gang ot men, pounced upon tho tvvr
otllreis il-iiount Ing them as "scabs'"
and 'lil.ieklegK," and according to the'
lutteis' stoi, thrat.hed them pretty,
teverely.
Kernel ttirt wax rotnniltted to th
totintv Jail In defituHof ball.
One Tnie to Washington D. C, and:
Itetmn via the Lehigh Vnlley Rail
load. on u count of iho liuuigtiratlon ceio
liitinlcH nt Wushlngton, the Lehigh Val
ley lalltoad will nell tickets to that
point and icluiti. Muich 1, . and 3, ut
th low uito of ono fare for the lound
trip. Them tickets will be good to re
turn to March 8, IncliiHlve, and wilt
be liouoied on uny tiuln except th
Ulack Diamond KxprcBS. 8top-ovor al
lowed ut riilliutelphla, nnd Iliiltlmore,
by deposit of tlektit, provided ticket:
Ih used within original limit. For fur
Iher Information foimult Lehigh Valley,
ticket agents
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