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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1001'.
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A SERMON ON PATRIOTISM.
P. O. S. of A. Attend the- First Con.
Rre&atlonM Church.
Last evening 'he Patriotic Order
Sonp of America attended divine ser
vices In a body at the First Conijre
Kfltlonal church anl listened to a ser
mon appropriate to the occasion by
the pastor, tfev. M. C. Elliott. The
musical fcnttlics of tho set vice, were"
exceptionally fine, Miss Edith Uenson.
of St-rapton. iluglnt; two solos In n
well-trained fnprnnu voice, one of them
bolnc the composition of Organist
Nnylor and epcclnlly applicable to the
smlces. and Miss Edith Fowler, of
this city, fans: n contralto nolo In liT
well-known capable munncr.
Ttev. Mr. Elliott took for the subject
of his dlscotin-o "Christianity and
Patrlotlm," utdnrr the text. "When
Ephralin spake ticmbllni? he exulted
himself In Trrnel; but when he of
fended In Hani, he died." Some of the
thoughts engendered by the subject
were:
"Patriotism and Chilstlanlty go hand
In hand. One cannot exist without
the powerful Influence of the other. It
rests with the Chrlstlun patriotism of
our citizens to be fulthftll, and Ameri
ca cannot fall. It should be our desire
for our country not magnitude, but
majesty: not power, but Iniluencc."
The Meininn was listened to by a
Uige p.irt of the nicmbershlp of the
rui trial In order, as well ns by a large
origrcgatlou.
The musical ptogrnmmc was In full
accord with the spirit that prcvnllcd In
the sermon, fervent love of country.
The full progi amine of this part fol
lows: Orjan. tntrcdu'tlcn In 'llilril Act ol "t.ohen-
prln" II Wayier
Mr. Navlor.
Soio, "The. Ifnvmly Suiir" . ...Hamilton Guy
VIm I'dith Iten'O-i
-olo. "Darn l :i Land Mine l.te llilli
ccn" M. II. Crounihicld
Ml- IMitl. Viralcr.
"AnlliUii, "Thfy lli.il 'liti-t" I!, niomrjulu
Civil-
i'o, "The J-oiiz of Hi. I'atilol'' ....lohn S'a.tlor
MK l'uill. llen-on
PnMlmlo, IWi-moii M.irc-li biotfon IIii'k
' Mr. Xajlor.
MANY CHILDREN BAPTIZED.
A Number of Infants of Vo tying
Ages Christened at Ttlnlty Chuich
Yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock a
most Interesting ceremony occurred In
the new edifice of tlto Trinity Protest
ant Episcopal church. Seventeen chil
dren were baptized at that hour by
the rector. Hew Rollln A. Sawyer.
Soma of the chlldien smiled and
seemed to enjoy the occasion, while
others were dubious and gave ent
to their fears In the most natural man
ner, and In consequence Infantile walls
filled the church most of tho time din
ing the ceremonies.
The lust wedding celebrated in the.
old church was that of .Mr. nnd Mrs.
John M. Van Heck, and yesterday the
first child to he baptized In the new
ehurtli was the Infant daughter of that
couple. The child was but five days
old. The full list of the little ones,
with their parents. Is:
Marion Allrldi. dsiiphtcr of .lolm M, .ml l.o.uio
V.m lick.
Dnor.1 Maue, di-.shtrr of lohn M. ..nd l.ouUe
Van heck
llonild M , ton ( Vied and Mir; Thrma.
Lillian L)lnhth, dausl.tcr ot l.van ami !.
vinla Thomas.
UUda firace. da-j.-htei 01 William .Ml Mpry
Chapman.
teona Komaine. diughtd- of llcnij and l.tna
I'ciKharl,
linbert Hcrve, nn c( It'ni.v W. atvl Hannah
(iranur.
John lliroM, ffti o( Wllllim and "SJiah
Th n-a.
Otorj' Clrndnn, con ol ,)orph .mil l.net- lu-
Ituvnond Wallei. -on o Wilier and Muiha
Wood
Marl I-ouie, d.itisl Irr of Chulcs and Made
line P.rkii.-.
Maisaixt, daughter 01 i'illlm P. and :mi.i'i
Lewi.
loliu I'.dw.ird, son of Jolm JI. .ml l.dtu M.
Harvey.
ftulti, iIiiikIiIci ot O. ,ind Mil lam Walinu.-.
ttolbn Mtitdith, cn of Andiew .1. and IIII-j.
leth Hell.
.loliti panic), son of l.dtuiid V. and Vmu
Hon-.
A Good Company.
The Holdou Comedy company fin
ished their week's engagement heie.
on Satuiday night with the thrilling
liit-Iodr.'iinu. "The lieiivur Kpie?s."
This company hn l"ft .1 flrst-clns
lrinitatlnn and nwnv friends in this
city, as it piovcl to be ulio of the
i-trnnsfjt repurli'li ho,. that has
appeared lioie. Crowded houts greet
ed each of Its nine porfurmaiiLCs. and
not one audience v.as illMippolnled.
The fompanv will 1. heartily wcl
lomed wli-iu'Mi It makis a leturn
date. H tnwt to Scranton tolaj.
Munn & Jones Piospeitng,
The pi lilting cstabllhlinient of .Munn
A- Jones sems to he getting li bhure
of prosperity. Thuy ie the puh-llsh'-ra
of The Hevlew in this illy,
l-ast week their oin.ee was equlppJd
.with iihw lights for thr iilsht shift,
and today tliey expect 11 new electtlo
motor fiom Xow Voik, which will h
Installed this week In u fi w ek.
they expect to build an addition to the
rear of their building, wl.lch will moie
than double their lioor rpace.
Change in Position,
Miss Grace Shnrclt. who has been
with the Carbondale Das company fop
nnme- months as stunographer and
bookkeeper, hab resigned her position
to accept one with th" Carbondale of
fife of The Scran ton Tilbune .She
will enter upon lur new duties on
Tuesday.
Will Begin to Pay.
The Delaware and Hudson will Mart
to pay their miners today.
Election of Offlceis,
Temple cnminandory,' No. js An
cient Ordr Knights of Multa. held
their seml-onntml election of oillcers on
Friday evening. Tho following were
Dr.Bilfs
COUCH SYRUP
Cures a Cough or Cold at onoe.
CcnrjiKri Croup, Whooplng-Cotiuli, llronchltU,
C.rlppeand Cnnturaptian. yrkk, mirr rrnlt.
)r,lliir Pills cure Coiutlpatlon. AOplllilOc.
CARBONDALE
DEPARTMENT
chosen to serve for the cnsulns term;
Hlr knight rommandur, Hldncy Crock
er: sir knight generalissimo, M. 1,.
Oliver: sir knight eaptnln general, A.
J. Moon; sir knight prelnte, W. .1.
Stephens: sir knight recorder, V. U.
Illller; sir knight nsslstant recorder.
A. E. Nlcol; sir knight tieasurer. Os
car Morgan; sir knight senior war
den, E. T. Dickinson: trustee for elgh
leen months, E. T. Dickinson. The In
stallation ceremonies will tnke place
on Erlday evening. March 8, nnd will
bo conducted by Deputy Grand Com
mander O. A. Swnrtz, of Anthracite
commnndciy, No. 211. of Sciaiiton.
THE BIRTHDAY PARTY.
A Pleasant Saturday Afternoon En
joyed by Methodist Indies.
A large number of tho T.ady AVoik
ers of the Klrst Methodist Episcopal
ehunh assembled at the homo of Mrs.
Aveiy W. Ueynolds. Lincoln avenue
and Washington sticot, on Satuuluy
afternoon. The gatheilng was called
a birthday party, by reason of each
attendant being expected to bring a
cent for each year of her age. Theie
wcie several pleasant features that
helped to make an enjoyable after
noon. One of these was nn endeavor
by each lady to draw n. representation
of a butterfly from materials daubed
on a piece of manila paper. Tho Im
plement used to spread the plginu'iits
was a painter's knife, nnd with this
crude Instrument n number of th
ladles succeeded In designing quite ac
curate details of the pictty limed.
Others produced objects that could be
taken or mistaken for ulnun.t nnythlnc
fiom an Italian .unset to an ci upturn
of Mount Vesuvius Mrs. Lyman
Smith and Mrs. il. I!. Sampson had
charge of the butteriH table and thev
selected thice to choose from as the
winner of a prize. The three artists
whose work was selected wore Mrs.
rdts, Mis. Preston and Miss White
lock. The trio drew for the piize, and
Miss Whltlock was the fortunate one.
securing a handsome vase.
There was also a piano duet by Miss
Mnule nnd Miss Ilionscui, and n vocat
duet by Mis. Abbey nnd Mls Miller,
Miss Fiank nccompanylng the singers
on the piano. Refreshments were af
terward served.
The little silk bags holding the
birthday money were found to contain
Jli. DesbUs this, theii- was also real
ized W fiom dues and sales of cook
books.
THE ORGAN RECITAL.
Full Programme of Tomorrow Even
ing's Muslcale at Trinity Chuich.
The fit st of the recitals to be given
on the l.iige new organ of Trinity
Protestant Episcopal church will take
place tomorrow night. The talent has
nil btcn selected from Scranton musi
cal circles and the four participants
in the programme arc too well known
In this city to need extended com
mendation. The otganlht will b
Charles II. Doersnm, and hp will ne
assisted by meiubets of the choir of
the Second Pieshyfrlnn church of
Scranton. They are: Miss Susan
Ulack, soprano; Miss Eliza Garagan,
contralto, and llalph P. AVilllams, tpn
or. The ptogr.imiue presi ntcd Mill be:
Orpin. "Tocritti and Punic" in i Mlivi.
r. . ni'h
Soprann, "I Will Ktol riic" (from "Klljali" ,
M. ( o.ri
Organ
(a "In Paruili-luiii" IT. Itiilwl,
(li) lnirrmf7?o Callacitj
nuitone, "I'rar Xt Tot, 0 Iiail"..Iimllry Di.ok
Organ
fa) "VMon" nhrlnlifrior
(b) Suedislt Woddiue Mini Sodfrnnn
Putt, "Poi"r V;icrnal" IJo.vIni
MiMts lilaik and (Ijh.icjii.
Organ -
fa) Andante fantalnlc (milionj),
C. M. nlu
Oi) Noolnin" fhnpin
Solo, "Tlie I'liullrin" Vandewilir
Ml-s (iinasan.
Orsran, LatRo Ihndil
Trii, "Kallior l.fjd IV I. A. IliittuhHd
Mke. (iaiTaem and Ulack, Mr. William
Organ, "Hallelujah ( lioms" II ii.de I
POSTAL OFFICIALS IN TOWN.
Local Telegraph Office to Be Greatly
Imwioved with Modem Facilities.
.Superintendent II I). Reynolds, of
Ruffalo, X. V and Manager (Jeoigu E.
Ulgdon, of Scranton, were In this city
on Saturday In ronrcicnce with Local
Manager Clark of the Postal Telegraph
company.
Extensive Impiovements ate being
made In the company's oiNcps under
the bank building Instead of the lit
tl caged-in oilier In the southeast cor
ner of the mound Hunt-, llin nitli.n i. ill
sunn cover nil the fiont pai t of that
tloor. Latge sultchboatds are to be
erected, so It will be possible to send
direct messnges in all part of the
country, nnd Instead of the nutwoik of
wires- that now stiaggle nil over tho
front of the building ,v iHrgo cable will
bp i tin in, embracing everj line. A
number of new Instruments will lie In
stalled, making the local nilicc a mod
uli and complete one In eiy way.
Mr. Claik. since mining in town, has
made many fi lends by his affability
and courtcousness, nnd they will bo
pleased to see his opportunities n
larged and additional bcope given to
his undoubted abilities.
At Work Agnin.
The little ocomotie used to haul
rais between Coalbiook bteakcr and
the Lackawanna mints, was put In
srlift again Saturday. It had been
laid up for a general overhauling In
the Delaware and Hudson locomotive
shops.
I Tobacco nnd Brewery Workers Ban-
nuet.
I A banquet nnd tnelal In honor of
the Central Labor union, given by the
' Drew cry Workers' and Claniinakci's
unions, took place Satinday evening at
i "The Elk." on South .Main stieet.
Meetings Tonight.
Common council.
Olive Leaf lodge. No. 50, Independ
ent Older of Odd Fellows.
Federal union, No. 7-'0l.
Patriotic Older Sons of America.
Carbondale council, Nn. .'ijii. Knights
of Columbus.
At the Opeia House.
Krldny afternoon nnd evening "Un
do Tom's Cabin."
E.L. Hatfield, man
ager of the Carbon
dale edition, will be
pleased to receive
callers seeking Infor
mation or desirous of
Imparting It. Tele
phone numbers: New
a36: old, C4JJ.
WITH THE POOL PLAYERS.
Tournament Has Now Lost Twenty
thrco Contestants.
Two more games wore played In the
pool tourney nt the Cnrbondalo Cycle
club on Saturday evening. The play
ers have now got well Into the eighth
setles. Of the thirty-two who start
ed six weeks ago, but nine remain now,
and this week will probably see the
list reduced to four 'or live. On Sat
urday night C. It. Smith beat II., Mo
Mlllan by the peine of 5u to 40, and
M. n. Clifford took a fall out of J.
Cillhool to the tune of r.O to 4S. The
follow lug- tilnyets nio palled for the
next few games: Derby nnd Iloberts.
Dtib and Humphrey. Smith and Gll
hool, Swingle and Reese, Stewart and
Clifford or Roberts,
The standing of the pluycts to date
Is:
Uim, Won. Liu
M. fl. Clifford 4 1
V. It. llorby f. : I
J. niiiool " a i
0. llumpliriy " I
.r. C. 'Itrcw -J I
U K. Itnhrrtu :: 4
0. R, Smith I! , !
I'li'd SHirisI' 1 h i
. I,. Stewart 2 S ;
A TRAVELLING DRESSMAKER.
Mrs. Cummlngs, of This City, Ac
cepts Engagement with Spooners.
Mis. M. Cummlngs, who has con
ducted a dressmaking parlor on Church
street, has shut up her shop and
one to Brooklyn, N. Y.. when: she
has Joined the Syooncr company, and
will n company them as rtrcssmnker
and milliner. The company will go to
Europe this spring, and she will go
nl3o. She hos been the Spooneis'
dressmaker for sevirul years. She had
n good trade In Cntbondnle, but the
Inducements ftotn the theatilcal com
pany were so generous that she aban
doned It.
OBITUARY.
Richard Moran.
Jtlehaul Moran died nt his home at
" Pike street, jesterday morning at 1
o'clock horn n paralytic stroke, aged
nearly TO .oni. He had been feeble
for a long time, having sustnlncd a
sttokn ot paralysis en Sept. 27, 1SS.
from the effect of which he never ful
ly lceoered.
Mr. Moran was born In County Mayo,
ficlnnd, and came to this countiy when
IS yea is old, settling In Carbondale,
where he had always resided. He had
always been a miner. He was a. de
voted member of St. Hose pailsh.
Mr. Mot an Is suivlved by a widow,
two sons and two daughters, who are,
James P. Moran, of Buffalo, N. Y.,
Mleha 1 r. Moran, Mrs. John Council
and Mis. T. J. Carroll, all of this city.
A pnitlculaily sad featuic Is the fact
that his son. Michael K of this city,
Is lylnj, In the Emergency hospital re
covering from tenlble Injuries ho re
ceded ,i few weeks ago by being
crushed under a load ot falling tim
ber No Mineral announcement can bo
made until his sou James arrives lrom
Buffalo.
An Evening Party.
A birthday party was tendeicd to
John T. !lobert, mall clerk from
Scianlon to Nineveh, on Friday even
ing nt the residence of William L.
Isgcr. South Main street. It was giv
en In honot of Mt. Kobeits slxu
seconrl anniversary. The cuiu was
celebrated by his immediate family
only. The evening was passed with
music. cnnl and dancing, and the
games wcie followed by h big supper.
The parlors and halls were elaborate
ly dct'or.iWd for tho occasion.
Blessing the Stations of the Cross.
The ceiemony of electing nnd bless
ing the beautiful new stations of the
ciois In St. Hose church was celebrat
ed on Friday night, by Very Rev. T. V.
Coffey V. G.. assisted by itev. Walter
Gouuan. The service was a very pret
ty one and attended by a Inrge cou
giegatlor. The stations are In bas
lellef nnd form one of the most at
tractive featuies of the handsome new
church furnishings.
Gone to the Seaside.
He. M. E. Lynott. of Jermyn. ac
companied by his nurse. Miss Early,
and Miss Sally Thoinns, left on Friday
for Philadelphia. Satuiday they went
to Atlantic. City, where the Invulld
priest will spend seveinl weeks be
side the sea. His ln.lliv friends In Dili.
city sincerely hope that when he comes
back he will be icstored to peifcct
health.
Their First Social.
The Filday Evening Social club will
give their Hist dance, to which the
friends of the members will bo invit
ed, on Friday evening, March S, and
a veiy good time Is anticipated. The
members of the dub aie tarnestly
practicing on a new dance, called the
Bcllellcld. and expect to spring It on
their fi lends In perfect form on that
evening.
Merrymaking Tonight.
The Patilotle Order Sons of Ameri
ca have completed arrangements for
n basket social to bo held this evening.
Invitations have been issued only to
members and their ladles. An excel
lent programme of entertainment has
been prepared. The proceeds will go
toward the fund for organizing u new
band among the members ot the order.
A Basket Social.
Tlie Companions of the Forest, the
ladles branch of the Foi esters of
America, held u basket social In their
loduo mom In Odd Fellows' hall on
Salem avenue, Filday evening. The
baskets were sold at auction, many of
them bringing quite latge sums.
JERMYN AND A1AYFIELD.
The funeral uf tho lata L.twtcnce
Cnntwdl. who ill d fiom Injuries ie
celved In tin. Glenwood nhaft, took
plucu on riaiuida morning and was
very laigoly attxnded. The members
of the Ancient Older of Hibernians,
cuthollo Mutual Bonellt association
und United Mine Workers, all of which
ho wus a member, wcro present, Tho
remains wero taken from his Into homo
nt Maylleld In the Church of he Sa.
cred Hart, where a requiem bbjrh mJM
was celebrated and an Impressive ser
mon delivered by nov. Father Car
mody. Interment was made In Cal
vary Cemetery, Mayfleld. Tho pall
bearers ware: Martin Barrett, Nell
Gallagher, j E. Walker, John Walker,
Martin Madden and Patrick Roche.
Thomas Hurt was flower-bearer.
At a speelal meeting of the local mine
worker on Saturday evening, J. J.
Stanton was elected check welghman
at tlie Delaware nnd Hudson colliery,
to succeed Thomas Warrick, whose
term expires nt the end of the present
month.
The first number ot the debt fund
lecture oours; will be given under the
charge of the Baptist people on March
15, Dr. H. G. Whalen. of Carbondale,
will lecture on the 'lWlt and Humor of
the Irish People." fr)r. Whalen Is well
known here and his lecture promises
to be exceedingly Interesting.
The team from Liberty lodge. No.
1SS, Knights of Pythias, ticcompanled
by n delegation of members of the
order, expect to visit Lackawanna
lodge, at Olyphnnt. tomorrow evening
and work the third degree on several
candidates.
Mine Foreman Davis, who was in
jured by the cavo-ln at the Glcnwood
shaft, Is able to resume work again,
A child of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Claikson, of South Main stieet, Is 111
of bronchitis.
Philip Baker, of Main street, Is re
covering fiom a, seveie and prolonged
attack of grip.
Edith, tho little child ot Mr. and Mrs.
William Seymour, of Third and II
streets, Is 111.
Mrs. Lewis Minos and children, of
Carbondale. spent yesterday with h;r
paicnts, Burgess and Mrs. Pondctcd.
BANQUET AT PECKVILLE.
The Forest and Stream Club Entov-
talns Friends at Dinner.
Thet event of the season nt Peck-
vllle was the First aifriual banquet ot
the Peckvllle Forest and Stream club,
which was given at Hotel Wilson on
Friday evening. Mine Host M. D.
Belts did himself proud. Tho follow
ing Is the menu:
Blue Points.
Flbh. Oxtail Soup.
Lettuce with Mayonnaise Dressing.
Koast Turkey, Cranberry Sauce.
Mnshed White Potatoes.
White Bread. Brown El end.
Boiled Bermuda Onions.
Sweet Com. Ft encli Pe-is.
Olives. Sweet Plckb e. Celery.
Salted Peanut
Cofiee. Tea. Caki . Fruit.
lee Cieani. Wafers.
Bowl of Punch.
Clay Pipes. Tobacco. Clgais.
Messrs Duwey, Smith and Benjamin,
the club's stewards, were directly re
sponsible for the good things named
In the menu.
James W. Smith was accorded the
honor of toastmastci .tunics filled
the position with Incoming- grace, and
his Initial net was to Introduce Mr.
John P. Peck, a lifelong lcsldent of
Peckvllle nnd president of th" local
Forest and Stream dub.
Mr. Pock spoke on '-Hemlnscences ot
My Boyhood Days In Peckvllle." He
told how plentiful th game was In
this vicinity; how he had hunted and
killed deer and other game, where
now stands the village ot Jcssup. The
gnus used In those times wete the
old flint-lock varletv and were far
different from the werpons now In
use, Mr. Peck hinted In a broad way
that he was still able to give some of
the youngsters of the club points In
tho nrt of wing shooting. He paid a
glowing tribute to the hunting of fot.
met- days. He closed his remarks by
giving the memheid ot the club in
dividually a gentle shot of wit and
humor prepared especially for the oc
casion, which was greeted with thun
derous applause.
Tonstniastcr Smith then Introduced
Mr. C. M. Price, a member of the
Scinnton Gun club, his subject being
"Protecting the Game." He urged
that each member of the gun club ue
his best endeavors to protect tho
game that was being killed out or
season. His remarks were listened to
with great attention.
He was followed by Mr. T. J. Snow
den, of Scranton, another member ot
the Scranton Gun club. "Shooting
Ducks In Southern Waters" was the
subjci t of his lemniks, and he gavj
n glowing account of the sport de
llyed hi the Southern duck shooting.
Mi. W. W. Watklns sang n song,
and he wns obliged to icspnnd to sev
cial encoics.
Mr. E. A. Jones, of Atchbald was In
troduced. Ills remarks were directed
to "Maiksmanshlp." and he ptoved to
be a good shot, making several rlngc i
In his lemuiks that brought down the
house. The targets were badly used
up.
Mcsms. Watklns and Llewellyn ien
dtied a duet with good effect. Mr. W.
.1, Bioad then made a few lemarks
on "Our Members In the Wilds ot
Maine." He told of the huntiiif,- tlint
was to be found there, game bslng
plentiful. He i elated several anec
dotes of his experiences and others
In the great Maine woods. Mr, Wll
finni Allen had for a subject, "The
Largest Fish We Always Lose." Mr.
Allen is a capltnl speaker and his re
marks were followed closely by his
ho.iieiM ami his wit ami humor caused
shouts of laughter. Ar the close or
his remarks, he stated that he had
In his possession a token of regard for
Toastmnster Smith, nnd In a neat lit
tle speech, presented to Smith n, fac
simile of n pigeon. On a ilbbon was
Inscilbed several emblems of Mr.
Smith's prowess with a gun.
The closing remarks were iii.id bv
Mr. Goyne, who called Mr. Smith to
the center of the room and prvsenird
to him the club's trophy, which was
I a large circular medal, of fine Mo.
1 rocco leather, studded will; gold stais
' to the number of sixteen. This rep-
I resented the number of club victories
gained by Mr. Smith, anions them
being the vlctoiy achieved en Clulst-
i mas Day, 1100. On the face side of
, the medal was Inscribed. "Peckvllle-
Forest and Stream Club. Flist Prize."
Tlie reverse side bore the following
I Inscription: "Presented to James W.
Smith, Clnlstmns 1500. for Best Shot."
The evening was one. of enjoyment.
from stait to finish. There were tiftv-
one who sat down at the tables, fully
hulf being Invited guests of the club.
The Gilp Cure That Does Cute
Laxalho Hmma Quinine rrmae: ttic taiie.
JESSUP.
I'randH, the beautiful 12-year-old
child of Mi. and Mrs. Hiiwley. of
Clarkson stieet. came to his death Sat
urday evening after n long Illness. The
funeral will take place this afternoon.
A number of eriuneous rumors ate
cli-culatlng thiough tho Second ward
pot mining to tho recent election. Ow.
Ing to this the board wishes to glvo
tho true statement, which Is as fol
lows: For council, Brennan, 9-'; Row
land 85, School dlieutor, Langan, 1IJ;
Carney, S. This Is th? true vote. Hut
In older to keep tho peace and satisfy
Scranton
,
Guernsey
Hall
IS THE BC3T PLACE IN
SCRANTON TO BUY I
RIANO
ORGAN
Don't fall to come an.l sec as great bargains
arc watting lor you,
J.W.GUERNSEY,
rnor.
314-316 WASHINGTON AVE.
SCRANTON. PA.
In New Guernsey UuiMlng.
Davis steam dye Co.
310 PENN AVE.
0ood tailed (or and delbcrtd. Cloning,
Pjeing mid PrMilnR,
ALLWO-K QUARAVEED. PHONE 373B
Golden Gate
Dininq Rooms.
Rt 13 tnt mul In tin city.
Fl Mm! Ticket', n 00.
sniuliy dinner rpriull).
Home undo IMMrj
244 ADAMS "VE.
W.J. BAnmscALc. egfJZ'fe
MANTELS. I QAS grates
I'llc-plire trtmminci lillnc for Oooij.
312 WtSHINOTON AVE, TELEPHONE.
W. A. H4RVEY,
Uorltlc Wlrlns and fixture"
H'.-lrio ue) nnd Telephone orl
30Q GOMMONWELTH BUILDING.
J. B. WOOLSEY CO
CONTRACTORS
AND
BUILDERS.
Ui-ilrri in
Plate Glass and Lumber
O" ALL KINDS.
Kingsbury & Scranton.
ManufatlnirrV .Units
MINE ANiJ MILL SUPPLIES.
DiMilit Audits for
John ltoelillnc'4 som Co 'a Wire Hope and
Kleetrlral Wire, fiutli I'errha and ItuMicr M(
Co lldtlijs, Parl.infr. IIoe and Mechanical
Vtuhher l.oodt kiinullon PaekltiR ("artei'i
Oil Clothinz Room Sin I'anli tllcltr.
W. H. GORDON e SOW.
l!ore Shoeing mid (leneral IllarUmlil nil
Wagon and CarriiRe liiilldlii):
339 ADAMS AV-NUE.
Rowland nnd his part the hoard gave
him six disputed tickets, which could
not have heeti given to anybody. Hop
ing this will bcttle the dispute, wa are,
yours, the bo.nd.
Messrs. I. J. l.ools and .lames llytne
are visiting friends In I'lttston.
The funeral of Peter O'Mnllo, who
was killed at the Ha.wnulid mine Fri
day evening, took place lrom the un
dertaking establishment of Mr. Kin
hack estcrday afternoon. Interment
was made In Olyphnnt.
Misses Lucy and Mary Lawler, of
Olyphaut, were callers In town yester
day. TAYLOR.
The hweepstuke shooting match held
at the Falnlcw hotel grounds on
Washington's b!rlhda wus an Inter
esting and well (.untested affair, near
ly 1,000 people luuvlng gathered to
witness the match. Considerable
money changed hands during Its pio
gress. M. .1. Kelly, of Dunmote, and
Marsh, of Scranton, divided tlrst
honois. Seven being tie for second
pilze W. (',. Fry mrileil off third
money. IlaId Heche, of Scranton, was
the rofetee, and Hdgnr Htone, of Tay
lor, was trapper. The t.cote was m
follows.
It. Taylor ..
Sim ILuls ..
Mack
Cil.111
. .11 ll 1 (i 0 1 7 .1
....Out I I I I '
....I 1 1 ' " -1
.0111000-3
II. Mirfh 0 0 11 1 0 0 -
Vi.ilky I o I) 1 0 I 0-1
nicriliati 1 10 110 1 I
ricin Minli " 1 1 t 0 1 J o
1). .lone I 110 0 1 l-s
ll. Dull 0 0 1 1 1 1 0-
Thonua 1 null a 1-1
T. .lones I 0 I 0 I I o-l
llanl ) 10O11 0-n
Man.li n 11111 1-0
hellev i 0 1111 l-H
T. Il.uis a 111110-1
liy 1 10 10 0 14
The (ondltlons which governed the
mutch were -Jl yaids rhe: SO jnnls
boundniy; 7 hluls per limn.
Tho social h'dd nt the Welsh Lap
tlst and I list Congregational churches
on Saturday evening wio very suc
cessful aifalrs, being welt patron
ized. The entertainment given In tho Slb
loy Fnlon church on Friday evening
was well patronized. The competition,
"The Runner of the Sou," udded much
lo the pli'iisuio of the event. Thoio
were thtei iomp 1 1 tors, Adjudicator
lingers awarded the prize of $.i to .t
tnur Morgans, of tills place.
Singing Evangelist Huek. who has
lieen holding evangelistic services at
ihs Methodist Episcopal church dur
ing the past week, delivered an In
teresting sermon last ovenlng to a
large audience. Evangelist Jluck will
continue his tei vices thiuiigliotit this
week. Tin pastor, Itev. C. 11. Heniy,
If assisting him In his wotk
A large delegation of membeir of tho
Taylor Ilo.'e compnm. No I, and Cen
tury Hose company ' -, attended
the talr of the Lawiciii llo.e com
pany at Lackawanna nn Satuiday
evening.
The recital given at Weber's link
on Hnturd.iv by Mis Eva L. Dunning,
elocutionist, of Cle-la'id, O., nsilsted
by local vocal talein, was quite a
successful uffnli.
The employes of the Taylor. Pyuo
and Arellhald c-nllleiles lecelvcd their
seml-innnthly earnings on Saturday.
Miss Mnmo Stair, who hae b-en tho
guest of the Misses Dunfleld, of Main
street, has returned to her home In
I'nuldenr e.
Embleui division, N'o. :'. Sons m
Temperance, win niet In legular hCs.
ston this eenlug.
William Kiddle, of West Scinnton.
spent yesterday vbltlng at Iho Cooior
le.sldence. on Enlnii siieet.
Car .ecountnnt Llovd, of tli
Lackawanna iouipnii, was a lsItoi
In town Satuiday.
Miss Mcriam Wisiou nf I'ltlMtun.
has been tho must of her grand
molher, Mrs. Itccse, of (ltoe strent.
dining the past lew dnss,
M. J. Ohborne. uf this boiough, called
on friends In .vocu yrsUidny,
Mis Cnmiik'l llnilos and daiichteis.
Business
THESE ENTERPRISING DEALERS OAN SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS
OP EVERY CHARACTER PROMPTLY AND SATISFACTORILY.
Brotherhood Wine Co;s
fine Old 1'otti, fliirirumllt, und
S.iutfriic , 1 amlly Trade On!).
P. H. FRENCH. 40S CONNELL. BLOQ.
BrCSCHEL'S
Great F'ire Sale
AT 430 SPRUCE ST.
Now Coins On.
I'lne 1'nri nnd ill Klnd of Xeihwrar.
BREHCHEL cC CO.
Scrqnton Laundry.
332 WASHINQTON AVENUE.
Cilia ly telephono rrrelvc prompt nttrntlon.
WILSON A WASBERS.
Spectacles.
MADE ANO
REPAIRED,
"Hut's nil."
S, H. TWINING.
131 PENN AVE.
DIAMOND
PARLORS
Tor Lidld nnd Otnti
All Milne, Jc.
433-SPRUCE-433
Hanleys
Bakery.
420 SPRUCE ST.
SlKCCiSOl to
HUNTINGTON
Wc male a rprrlatty of fine bread HulT.i
Orders for SalatN, Oj iters, l'ronucltr, rd ,
rrnmptly tilled.
A lull line u Lie Oram and lien
REISMAN BROTHERS.
I.iadlii(t N"f',le.iliih
40D SPRUCE ST. B03 LINDEN ST.
aavH.L 'aa nj-ju mnooxta ise
r,,tli"sa miHi'ini i
nrji puis jiddj 'p-;i "l'o:i a.',ii
'SXUOAA ONUVIal M3tri3
C,nr FINEST
iGAfxS IMPORTED
KEY WEST
(oniNv in or M i i.i f rt(Ti it
DEAN, 400 CONNELL BLDG.
Th o I'honea
SHOES
in Jour own iiup
Goodmans IUmoal sjh
432 LACKAWANNA AVENUE.
J.W. MCAULIFFE.
M -tnh hoi ri.iM: woiih
I tO SANDERSON AVE.
Chrlslt n and Until, are hltlnsr i da
tives In New A oik for the pa"t wek.
Mis. M. S. Freedmnn and daughter
have ict in nod to their home in liitu
gur, I'ii.
Mlssrs Maigaicl Jones. Llzi-le Ow
ens, Certrude Morris and Lillian llar
i In. have returned from llnlr Is-lt lo
Uloomshlllg, wlieic thny wete guests
ot Misses Mainlo Fiancls and .leiuite
Ilntrls, of the Xuinial, sdiool.
.lames Heffer N iwoerlng tiom his
icccnt Injutle..
Mr. und Mis. William lins. of
West Scranton, visited at tlie home of
Mr. and .Mis. .lohn Meddlnr, of Hull
load stuet, yesteulaj.
Messrs. .lohn II. Thomas nnd Stan
ley .Miller called on Jl. M. Ondnll at
Feckvllel yesterday.
V. .1. Stone, of .Main stieet, i home
from his lslt to Wllkcs-Uane.
Miss lelle. Williams, of Itldge Htreet,
spent tho Sabbath as lh" guest ol' her
sister. Mis. John L DivN. in Wilkes
llairc. 0LYPHA1NT.
Just another week tenialns befoie
tho iH-nrgunlntlon of the n -w coun
cil, which will take place on March I
Fiom piesent indications there will be
no deadlock this ear and that per
fect harmony will piovall. For the
cliulrniaiiHlilp two names have been
mentioned so far. roimcr 1'iesldeiit Or.
Van Sickle and Stephen Heap. It I.i
not likely that Mr. O'Mallcy, the pies
ent secretary, will ha e an opposi
tlon lor ili.it ollli i Tieasurer C.u-
bine bays he l.s not a candidate tor r
nomlnatlon, and that pinctlcully leaves
tlie Held alone to Fi.ink M. Vllllaui-,
who Is asplilng to tin- tte.isuivihhip.
Frank M. Lynch will undoubtedly suc
ceed himself as boiough hollcltui. I'or
stieet commissioner the names of c--Count
llmeii James McAndie and
Lawience llowaid lme been men
llontd. Couni II will nicfi Filday
nlglit to transact all unlliilslied busl
luss ol the jcai.
tin the occasion ol his Him .inulxci
sary as pastor of the Illakcly llapllsi
church J lev. Dr. Speni.tr tlellveied nu
able and appropriate dlscoui.se to n
laigo cuiigiegatlou yesterday morning.
He sure and ntf-nd the exhibition
of stcieoptlc-on lcw.s of I'ompell at
the Congiegatloual (hurch this even
ing. Admission. IT, and '.'o cents.
John Davis, ot Hyde J'aik, spent yes
terday with iclatlves in lllakoly.
Mies Anna Doiighei, of Wlllu's
llaue, was the guest of Miss Sadie
O'Mallcy. of Duiiiiini" slicet, yester
day. Mr. and Mis. .1. W. J'alten attended
tho wedding nnnlvcisai of Mr. and
Mis. W. S. Corwlu at llnllsteud. on
Saturday. '
A. W. Murray and Jinne Ulelly. nf
Duiimoie. weio visitors In town yestei
da. A good sl.'.ed aildlente wltncesed the
production of "guo V'ndls" at the
Fiilhi'i Mathew Opcia House hatuidny
evening. The play a ono ol the bst
pre.scnleil heie Ihls season.
Mrs, John Coleman Is vlslilng .lir
mvn relatives
PECKVILLE.
Tlie icsidents of Souih Illtkorv
street have been nnipelled to carrv
W.ltr.l' 11 Inlir- tllst.llllt, nil !lr,rilll,t i.e
( .... .. .-.. ........ ... ..V....,,,, ,.,
the vMiier fieoziti', In the water nin'n
jon that sheet. Seveial of tho prop.
inly ownets be in opeiiitlonH on Sal
Ui'diiy to tht'W up the pipes. Thev
In, ll, 1,.,, t. ..,. ,,-.,. ..e i.. ..,...
. ,,..,,. mo, invr "I, ,i,, i, in, pipos
and molted the luid from u Joliil in
I the nine. The nines thawed not tin,
water came: It (lew In ev-iry direction:
tlld WOtkmcil SC.UtrlCtl. I till lllr. r.ai.m..
linr water vais allowi-tl full sway. Tlie
ti-oiich rapidly tilled nnd the wale
spivaii out like mlnlntuio irk-r. v
hill lied teUpholii- message was sun to
th.- Wait loinimiiy nt Auhluld. and
the -iitli. wuici- supply was shut ntt
from I'eckvlllc. 'I'hls was mil hoccj.
surv. ,is tho grite vvhlih vupplltM llils
sueal finui Iho main could linvti been
cliied and Hie icst or Die coiiiuiunliv
would have been supplied. .r a , on-
(itsnc-f, a huge nunibei .it pipoii wll
Houses.
THINK
Are you fully iMmedi
K not, call 'niton '
F. L. Hitchcock
A Son.
FIRE INSURANCE
AGENTS.
8'W and 407 Commonwealth Trnlldlnt,
FCrtANTW, r..
Only first etu.1 eompanH rprfoflfd. 'Claim
promptly pild.
O. S. BLOSS KV
THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER.
IT LEADS THEM ALL.
L SOMMAR. lIulldlnB Contractor.
Cniplnja union men. Kllmatej (heertuUy
glten, Itemoilcllne and repairing a rpeeUlt.
320 WASHINQTON AVE.
LACKAWANNA
UNDERWEAR STORE
nlll sell all their simplei ol line imported
Madrat shiits (or men at T.V-! worthJltaJrl.'A
C'oll Medal
tS 1'hologr.ipher
X
( hlldrena to
Artist.
Moone
Foster.
INSURANCE
FOR SALE
Huanlei and j(?onn
o( ill hind". !loue
and t'lllldlne loll at
I'lrjiln
M. T. KELLER.
31,"i Ailima r
l-ukawantH
l anljsc lcrl.
IPS
WYOMING
AVE,
DIFFERENT LADIES
HAVE DIFFERENT TESTES
ollt notlic lint Hie lidn who arc neiiei
illy aixrcdltrd with the iet lute In e.
er impeit aril tho onei for hnni re maka
rlolhet. iur tali' H O h., o( eoue.
W,.'ll ill iree ion jii loi the mil jon
ou-lit lo li.no.
KING MILLER.
MERCHANT TAILOR
I or Irfdle and Centa.
436 SPRUCE ST. SCRANTON. PA.
THE SCRANTON
UMBRELLA MANU
FACTURING CO.
V lame awutinenl ol hue t nibiillat and
rirao!j of 1 INK SI.K rp-lo-dile pUleun.
I'lleei ptnlluclt I OWI'.ll than jio hme III
the tit; Ml j-ood lejit In ItKl'AlK nee ot
rnirKf lor Jul. IILI'AllllSd and ItK
( 0 l.ltlVd a epi'rijltj
313 SPRUCE ST.
nNPoiiTOs- riii'ciiMiirios or nn,
Pirsf National Bank
at Vianlon, In the Mate ol IMm.-.vltania, at-ili,.
the ol hulnr... ("ihnnrv Ath. I "KM.
RKMH'IK l,.s.
I,".1P and ill-toiiiitH .',0;p,.lki (i,
Ovrnliafts, eiuied and iniieeiiiid..,. 2,7 Ol
I'. s. Iiond. lo .rtiiir run. tatioii.,.. .Vil.Ooil'i,
sork, s, til ft Irs, rl ."..CT.-lls f.
Il.iliklns houv, (iiinlttire nnd (turmt .O.l) (
Hue (rem National hunl.it (not it
korte .ifinUl liw.OBi. o-
llue lrom state lunH mul hankei . 17, W hi
Inn- (linn upturned irserte Tcenot... tlS.V" 0
Intirnal irvcnue stanii I.Vai u
Chirks and olhrr 'h II, in I4.IV) 0
Kvehnmjm (or rlearlnir hou-. 12.71ft ll
Null" o( other National hinl.a l.'.OOO 01
rrattlt'iiaJ pnp. r tiineniy, nfckrlo
and eentK 1 iCi. l
I. infill Money lteeie In Hank tl.'
Sirie f hi, 7-U f,
liral Irmler not. s. . . i71,W 00
Kedeinpllon fond with 1". s. Treia
liter (.1 p.r rent. o( elrtiilatlon) .. -' ieioi
Due fiuni t . S. Tieamu-r. other than
. pel (tut. itdeiuptiHit (und
i.nnn in
Total ,
I.IAllll.lTli:.
Capital tork pild In
SiiridtK fund
$ VOO.tSi'l in
, 1,000,090 ll
I
. :;7l.-jiii
;o,onii 01
1.0, iii -,t
1-2,775 01
.") 0 I
, 7.S-W.W-7 P
!IV2
l.flO) t-1
201 'l.
Von
None
., Noii
Unilltldtd prolllj.. le- evpene aud
taxe ttihl
Vatloiial hans note- uiittlindliig
Hue to other atlonnl hanki
Hue lo Mate hanka and hauler . ...
Hit Id. ihU Ulli.ll'l
Individual drpo-ll-i siihjeet to eheek.
Pun ind i ml ith ale- "t il.-poklt
( eitltli-l rhefKH
(ailild'a (hek rmistandliiir
ote and lilla ieillscniinte.1
IIIIN pi.i.ibh-
I.liliilltle other than I hose ahot
M.ittd
-(..i.l 7O.n7.sll I
state o( I'liiiirjlvanti, Count ut I.aeK-i
kinni. :
I. loac I'o-it. t'a-liter o( the ahoe tianieil
hank, th ndcniiily e.ir that the ahote tue
nitiit N tuiu lo the lt ol my knowledge aid
lulltt. Is.Mf l-OST. Cahlcr
suliwrllieil and trn In betore me lid '-'I 1
Jjv of I'rhiuiri, inni.
AMIUS V. UOWl'i:. S'otaij I'iiIiIk
I limit- Wild:
W. W. si v10S'
W. V HVI.I.slKAl)
.1 V 1.1 M.N',
l)ire.tor
now be trozeii, and the whole town
will be in dnnijer fiom destructlor hv
lite
.Mr. Hales, ol iJlimhamton, culled 011
Mr. ,Ks Scott esterday.
Ml .!essi Ilotfcckcr Is quite 111 a'
her home on Main street.
Whooping; cniiKh Is v ry prevalent
about town, The youngt-ters are hav
Imr a wlioopliiK time.
A lot al tamp of Modem Woodmen
will bo orsjiilzcd nt Ledyaid hall
Ihls evcnltiK. Dlstilct Deputy Hushe
will be prtsellt. There will b" nome
t hhly charter members.
n iintarlo and Western engine,
hilled two cows Saturday afternoon
.lust " south of the lVcUville station
The cows wtie owned by Mrs. Thoni.ie
f.nnKran and Mr. A. Carey, of tho Fast
Side.
A100SIC.
.lie. Tlioiuub Pevlna nnd children
spent Thursday at the home of her
parents. Mr. and .Mis. M W. Uoftus
Mrs. Jane Hinds Is ill at the honm
ot her son, S V. Hinds, of Main
ttrtel.
Miss I'airie Sehershlnt visited St-int -ion
Filday.
.Miss Hllit l.eiau and Mr. John H eli
cits, ol this place, woio unltetl In tho
hol bonds of matrimony at ninsham
ion, X. Y. Thursday n high noon Af
tor ill- ci ivinony. ihey IH'l ItliiKham
ion I'd New- Jci.sev, wheio they Will
nnil a few- days al the home of Mi
l.nberlM patents.
vi ly pleiisniit time was tpent las'
I'ndsy evenlnp- at th" home of Mi nun
.Mis. John Dynioud, In honor of thcl
nleie, ,Mlif Nellie Uyninnd, of Clnrli's
Suinmli. The eveuliiK was spent In
trinies it ml other ninuenients. Aft"
which refreshnieiits wore ferved. The
Kllesls tlinu ilop.it It-d fot their homes
well pltsited with tho evenlnpr's en
Icrtuluiileiit. Mi. Wllllnni Wlr wns n calli In
.-liiiiinn Friday.
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