The Scranton tribune. (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, March 14, 1901, Page 2, Image 2

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THE SCRANTOX TRIBUNE-1 THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1901.
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burke at bona ale uepattment,
BUILDING - , OLD, 0423
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THE PEOPLE'S EXCHANGE
a roi'n..n ( i.i.iiixi notr. (or tia ine-
" tit ol All Uhi ltie llouu to llcnt. Ileal
Istate or Otl.cr Property to cll it K.Mhangc. r
Who Want Sltuitlons or llolp-Thcsc i'mall Ail.
xertlictnents Cost One (Vnt .1 HorJ, M l'v"tr"
tlons for live Cmts a Uuul-Kxeipt Mtuatlcns
xvatitcd, Whlih Ate Inserted 1 roc.
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1 OH HK.T Till! (OlltlY IlLslPKNCK, NO. 10
llchnunt ituct Moikm linpiovcinchl. In
fjiilio of I). M. Schoonovcr,
VANTH) AN KXt'Cmr.VCUD VXD COOP COOK
at l'mergcticy hospital.
sioiii-.mniii:.vro? .m:m .utmu-is-
quliei ul N. P. Stephens',
"LUCKY JACK" ALLEN.
lie Mnken a Flying Visit to Town,
nnd Escnpes tho Vlgilnnco of
Woulb-Bs Apptehenders.
John Allen. I.nottii 111 "Lurky Jiuk,"
for whom warrant's xieie nwotn out
ten ilnyn tiffo for tlio l.ireony of 5100
from his Mater, Mr?. Wuiftier, of Ilel
inont stieet, rind lm escaped the vlpl
iir.ee of half n tloion detectives mid
1 unstnbltsi. jctuined to thin eity on
Tuesday nnd got uw.iy nKiiln wifely,
nnd liy this time Is ptobably nut ul
it mwr of Tk-Iiik inptuied.
Allen wes cmploxed In the 'Wilson
('retls mine ptlur to bin fall fiom uruce
1)11 Tuesday tho inltiois xxeic paid olt
there nml Krcatly to the Miipilse of
Mr eei-laborcrs he ennie around and
tliew li la elixclope. As the huldeis of
tho w ait. int for lilt ui resit did not
dream ho would he ho hold, no action
had Iitii taken to i.iteli him. Allen
drew hist pay, and then made 11 visit
Ills wife, and It Is said that he told
her he hail tfi reiualnlnsr of the money
he took with hlai.
After seehip: Idii wife In slatted to
tiHiku 11 teeond depat tine from the
illy, lie was noss-lncr the foot-bildKc
oxer tho tler, near his home, when
"everal men who knew him eame 1 mi
ni tiff after hhn. He ci oiscci. In p.ifety.
hut as- bin piiisuera weie gaining' he
Plunged Into the ley water and before
thu ehas-ein lould make up their minds
to follow him ueio.'.s he had dlsap
peaied, ami he has not been seen ulllee.
A DELIRIOUS miSONER.
Jailer Kllleen Has a Boaidei Who
"Sees Things."
A man Miftetlni; with the jlni-jams
Ii.ih been the only oeeupant of the 1 Ity
bastllo for the past loity.elKht hours
He waa put In Tuoduy nlKht, and at
that time was in a veiy had condition.
Ho was subject to all kinds of hal
liielnailons iluihiB the nlKht, hut he
eatno quleler yestirday inoiniiuv and
hpent 1110-t of the day hi sleep. The
man had been mled up In a scrape .1
shoit time .iRo and took to drink. The
ionioi.se pieed on him o, that in eon
neetlon with tho lhiuor It boon turned
his head. It Is thought he will be nil
llKht today. If .so, he will he given his
liberty, but otherwise will probably be
sent to l'nierjjenry hospital for tteat
nient OBITUARY.
Mib. Thomas B. Otchnul.
JI1.1. Thomas K iiiilmrd, whose homo
MiiS ut lk rolumlila avenue, died ye
truhiy moiiiln at n o'iuek In the
JmerKetiey hnypttnl. whete tho was
operated upon oil Paturil'iy lasl for an
Interna! trouble. 1 b r hi nrt was not
Mllllrlently MttfiliK to belli the shot k
f the i.pctatioii and attir a line; f
iilt; slnkuic spell she sin eumbed. Shs
bud been III for about two months, and
bad been In lulling; health tluee last
April, when she loyt her daughter.
Mis. Oiehnid was the tCittghter of
Mr, and Mtv. .I0I111 Klllntt. of Salem,
AVujne ioiint. Sin was thiity-thie.-years
old unci .ns hmn ul Salem. Shu
was inatrh'd to Mi. orchard on Dec
"). ISOo, nnd llij 1 mil le i-iiue to this
Ity to live. She was a eonimunleatit
ofTtlnliy parish und an nvtivo weaker
in Trinity Oulld. 1'ievloiu. to her liiar
1 lai;u she was a sehool le.iiher In
A'.iynp eouiitv.
Het iuiiM)ts an her pinents bt-r
husbund, her dutiKhtir, rrames. lined
7 luo biotleis. .loim V.. Hlllott. of
Holllster. and !e.uy Elliott, of Hani
Union, and a 1 lloi Mis. Wlll.ud
Holllbteivllle. and 11 .11 y Hlllolt. of
Hnmlluton, und .1 slsiei. Mi-, Wlllai I
i humi id. of Holilstervllh.
The 11ni1i.il ""ih"es will he he'd In
Tilnlty l'tl'itllive Hpls"opal ehuKh to
moiiow iiiornir.i; a' '1 o'clock. Tin
body will then be taken to 1 1.lllllltl toll.
Vuiii 1 mini, wh'te It will re.si In
side Mini i.f I'M little daughter.
;czema
ears.
The Unqualified Statement of a Well
Known Attorney, St Ignace, Mich.
. Some of the rures made bv Dr. A. W.
fluke's Ointment ol stubborn at.d long con
turned eczema and tkm diseases, ac causing
mucli comment.
People arc bigin.
nine to lealiic that
this Ointment is a
Tior.derworkeruiti;
all kinds of skin
trouble. Attorney
Jas. J. Hrou,n, St.
Ignacc. Michiuan,
writes as follows:
Dr. A. V. Chase
Med, Co. Uullalo,
K. V. Gents I
cannot refrain from
expressing my acknowledgment for the relief
I hac felt from Dr Chase's Ointment. For
40 years I was aflllcted with a skin disease
which was located in one spot en my leg,
I have spent at a rough estimate hc hun
dred dollars trying to effect a cure and not
until 1 applied this ointment did I get telief.
You are strangers to me and this letter Is
prompted directly because I want to say and I
tee! as though I ought to say it. That
Chase's Ointment has effected a complete
cure ol my flllct!on. Three bo.scs did the
work on my leg. I was also suffering from
Itching piles und applied the ointment which
gave the best of satisfaction by affording mc
rest at night and rapidly causing the disease
V) disappear. I have received such relief
ni comfort from the ointment that 1 cannot
withhold expressing my gratitude. I wns to
long afflicted with the tortures of eczema 1
ltd iof that I am cured, a word of reccm.
mrndation i due from me.
Yours truly,
JAS. J. BROWN.
Dr. Chase's Ointment Is sold at 50 cents a
not at all dealersor Dr. A, V, Chase's Medi.
cue Co., Uullalo. N, Y-
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TOPICS OF THE TOWN.
IIOU.N To Mr. and Mil. Ili'tioii Diltf, of Hoi.
I'li'iil tliect. a dauglitn
A HAIt.V IH'IISHIl.-A li.irn the property of
a llun, IHinnr at "The stump," burned Int
night.
II. I. (. I Mill MKi:rs'. Mlii mace lUrvey
enteitalnod tin- II. 1. (. club .it licr homo on
lanaau sticct, on Tncsdiy evening.
A TIIIMIII.i: Ti:.. Mm. Mir) Cmiic .iml MIs
Crjnf, ol IfJ Lincoln auntie, lll )e 1 llilin
Lie tea till nltcrnooii Irom 1 to 7 o'tloik.
Ti:MSli:ili TO OltnAMZi: The ilraincn and
lc.itntcis of thl rity Mill hold .1 meeting hi
M. llo-e lull tliU eenlng at 8 o'llock for tho
purpoe ef mi,Miilzlng a total union.
MhiniMlS 10M01I1. (feorKO K. llandolph
camp, No. IS', Son of Vrter.ni. Ilrani.li SO,
I'alhollo Miitml leneilrnt astoilitlon c.ir
hondalc lanton, Nn 40, Patriarch' Militant.
II.I.T lb llfsl.VOS KM) .lames Mtl)r,.
nigli. 1 )oung man einplojed at llir l'.rin
iidne., w klikcd In the nbdonien by
1 mule jetterday mternoon. lie vat painfully
n ured.
M.sK.M.Ii 1II 1'OMIIO.N -Jew jih Han
ion. whij hi hin S'toii at Saint ltoe
Iniiili dime the mlgnatlon of Andrew
Moelnii, ban rolsned his pevlliui. Ill mkiu
101 n nut Ixcu niii.td
ll)STIONi:il.-0ttlng tn the mloui III. 1 si
of lirmlon, Hie little sou of lio. Clmles Lie.
tin Irituie ulilili a to liiie been diliieH I by
U l.e l,il nlslit at Son ul 'lempciancr lull,
h.n In 11 itidcLnltily nitporcJ.
M.ltY II I.. ."a'". II. Vc'llgm, iiuiinlni if tho
rentauiant uu huuth M1I11 Mnrl, U aci ill uith
I i.f ninutil 1. His rmiditiou li to illi il lint
it n mI'I .Mstenl.iv Hut his pliiplilaiH '11 I
limit almiidm ril ill hupp for liU lfcrier,.
p-roit io 111. iNsrAi.Li.P. iin. i:dui
I IKu.illli llcilh will be Jn.-l jlle.l palm id the
suquoluima PiPfbttiliu ilitmh on M111I1 .
nn ng the ilitini iihn will I iki put Mill be
the lte. (lurlii l.ee, ol UiIh illi. uho will
lellin the imi,e to the pator.
SU.Ns Of M'lllMi.llie Iiojh an- plajiiig
maiblis riii the unpaied piileM ilk on their
way to and hum Mhuol. lubin wji urn on
(.jiiun slit rt ei.tirdiN. The pitint lmdhliiu
man U tilling the nulls with lurid ili'-trlptlotu
of the turible itlCLt id "tint tiled foiling."
n imiii:am: nut ini: iow.s-nip.-ihe
Wji in- county court ln eoniirmcd the onkr to
iiniuie Mi Collins from the puoi dl.irlrt of
I. iki tonnship to the pool dUlrlrt ut (.arhuie
1I1I0 tnun-lilp. holding lit it lm ri'ildoiue must
be tint rf her hibuid 0 long as Ihe oouple
.lie nut diiorcid.
lOMT.Itr l'OsTI'H.NKIi. Hi' entutilnniint
an I lonci'it whleli nj to Inve I cm
lu ;l in tile l'ilri '011g10gatlun.1l 1 Inn 11
liunorrow eiciung by Oiganl-t Vailur nnd
tome iMidtcnt I aibondale and strmlon tab
irt baa Ikiii po-tpunii until mine night not
ink, the dite to In ihtcruilr.nl later.
I.HT1 UK l'Osll'OM.P 'Ihe Suns of Uinpir
anci', wlio were to hue opinid their s.-rlos of
In lutes last night, wire fuiccil to postpone Ihe
licture until wimo ilitei In the near future. Itrv
1'h.nlis Lie iiihI Jtei. . I'. ( lnflie, who wue
tu lue Hi in ir. 'I .ulilrii-sis l.i-l 1 lining, wnc
Imlli preientod fiom .ittrndiug owing lo unfor-
Mill llltHll'
jo rninoN Mit. I'liiiiu.v m the last
muting of I il No li.'ih, I n!t t it Mine Woiktix
of Amerli 1. of till tin, the minibus iitnnl
niniisli decided to .itlion lion I'. A. riillblii.
the npriscntatlio fiom this ill'tibt, to 11. e all
iflorts it IhnlMiurg tor Ihe idiaiiiiincut of the
billa iiitroduied in Ihe legMitiue in the ililin-t
of the niln, r-.
jMPiuniM. 'i in; wtiihu hi:. - wnk
tin 0 bigiii puitltia up the fi.inieivork .lis
tililiv tor the big 1 I tu. clis. Hn.n Mllldmn
whii II will ..tloru the uthiuiilt lnuhling on the
sixth amnio Mo riie mIiiiIuiis will bo thl e
' ol il. 'ii mid will bo an ittuctiie addition
to Ihe bulbllis." a will .is to th' i.eiv iloihin
und niiul'hliig rtoii ol Vlilauu l.rothoii'
10IMi:it lll.sinV.NT III sv.l,.i,i,. .Mm,,
who ii-ed to Hie hire. Is now cAttuMu tn.
gaged In the luiiber lni'ines. lie is ninning
1 ingi uw mill in J. ike towihlp. in 11 smd
I aki . Wajne loiuuj. lie Iiaj Jiiit puuliisnl 1
trail fiom W. li. liuii.o'ly und nnoHur fiom
. 'irtinidi in Muuiil I'h isini touiu'lilii, wluru
he will riiet 11 pun il il Menu mill the cinilng
SI11111111 1
MIJMII! IV 111(11 IIM: V (hiiry Itidge
farimr. wlm wis i.iitured by Olhcei Hud ly un
1. main rtiut hi loudiv citnlug, while In .1
iiindltlui of "How laiiio iwi n," and who
pent the nuht in Ihe ilti (ill, w i iutioduied
fm ir lib lo Majoi Kilparlik jcMciday morning.
Mix honor liMituil t.trefulli in an ingonloiii
tile of "moiling friend,." cli., und alluwed
him to depot with some "Hind adiiu.
ijt itii:iiiA row i:nov - The ipunei.
b luiiwuthiti ot tli WcMi Milhodi't
ihmih of thi rllflikt of Noitlirattern IVnie
r. li.int 1 lll be held on sunda)' next in the
1H1111I1 ut that deuomliialiou on South Cluuili
liei-t. Ihere will le 1 iiuinber ot inurnment
Wii-h ni icliers In ntliii.lnici; and a lonlial
imitation will be rlrndtil tu tl.o Welsh fieo
I'V throushout tie) town und ikinllj
M.I. MAT WI.KK -'Ihe litn , ,ller
"ink oinpani' 1 III be at luo 1.1-nJ
"I'd. 1 1m ill ill ut next witk. flu. com
.ni is lilghly iccciiiiikii led and iluiiiig il,
ci;.lt pirioriuauiiii .11 tho lrail theatei will
pmhiic 1 line of liluleilas. plaja, i.eiily all u
lilih will I m It iml new 10 our thealei goei.
Ninoiig the 11 will be "Oil tho 'Jroll," ."bmlo
sun in t ulna" and otlur up-lo elate ilrannj.
PIIAsANT I'MtlY. --Mr. and Mm
f li. cntertilmd a pailv in honoi ct tl t
ci bih birthday ul their 1iau3l.l1 1 , laaie
Thin- pristnt wire: llowlo and Uluin.
01 DiiiKiik, Itiith lliiiK, ltuth uv.t, Ai Ab.
1, .ii rial 1 l.oniiiul, Nitillc l'ulkt ron, .lain)
llru.k, Mildied Olicr, (.lads IMnanb, J.dwin
ruiple. Ncie Abbcj. Hun) oil Wukwiie, Pill l
ai... 'luni Dwin. la' i:iy. Wclb Loieland, I..
uiuii l.oM'lad.
Jill. I.IXK Hi:COi:illMJ -Sonic of the ic.i
dents cf this fit) must rtmcmbir Chapman A
Lcik, win peddled liuat hire several )cars acn.
About three weeks ago Mi. lels got tangled
up with a circular saw at Rowlands, and when
he xias taken to the Port Jetvls hospital it xuis
found neeessjry to tin ts.Ii the saw's woik by
amputating his aim. lie lias irioii'icd so far
a, to baio the hospitil, which is a quick iiue,
combining that he mar!) bled to tic nth betoie
being taken to the hospital.
NO "(Xl'illt MM?" Hl'.ltl'.-Moiher Jones,
who came to town a iliv or so ato to imisilgato
the stoiy thai the employes if the Mots mill
at S'lmpson ute haudliu; "unfair silk" fioui the
scranton 111IIU, wis uon satlsnnl tint time
wa, no truth in the allegation. Tlie mauicjtiuint
hniuil her excry eoiutisy while she was at the
mill. She adxlstd the silk woikrrs to .tick elo.o
to 1 In Ir union and to bo faithful to the It em
ploxeis. she; promlied 11 return in a shoit time
and addiisi a mass melting
Mil. spjim.'S JTM'.IIM.. -The funeral sullies
oxer the lato Ilcnrj John Spell, who died ou
Tuesday afternoon, will bo lie Id at Ids late rub
iji nee, S Diuuuuoud axrnue, this allernooit at il
u'tloek. The Ilex. A. 1 Chaffee, of thn l',t
Methodist KpUcopal ehuiili, will pit,ldo at the
nliwpitic. The b"d) will be taken lo buseint
hiiuia tumotiOM morning on the Erie 11) er. Time
tho Knights of Honor, of whlih order Mi. 8p?rl
was a number, will take ehaige of tho lituiln,,
Pnrial will be made In usqiiehunna
HUM HUM I'MirV-Mrs Jo.iph Ixlidr
Thonc :
jr.tu oo
I I1LII, iOU
wji ttmlcrcil a blrllMjy (urly on Tuotlay crn
hifr liy a laixe mimlicr ol lor friend. They met
at her homo on North W'jomlng Hi rot early In
the cuning uml It ua early In tho niornlnt;
before they look thflr departure. The hotei
rcciheil a number of ho.iulliul clll. among them
a roM w.ilcli from her husband, her little
daughter, Claia, making a rute little picscnU.
tleti tpcccli. (iamrn and dancing took up "0
major portion of the eenlng. At midnight a
bountiful, honiedlkc nipper was pencil. Among
thoKe piifcnt were MIm Helen llittenburg mvl
Harry Miller, of Aichbahl.
LUIXr. (lUIMM)N I.n. rirK.-(.orduii bee
tho joung on of tho Itcv. luiles l.ee,
of the KaM. Prtb)leilau chuich, U f crl
ouly ill vlth I rain I'icr, Mippcnl to be a lo
Milt of a cointliig auldiiit which happened un
1'ebru.irj to. (lordon wa run Into un Llnco'n
aiitiui: by u bob ded containing eight louni"
tm and liuiled ome iIisIiiiko. Whin he wai
pHkid up l.c vai uucoliM loiw, and hi" c.ielid
ai turn cp n, ie.Uirlng jonial elite lies to iloo
Ihe wuuiid, 'mral ul the coalers wnc alio
hint bv the .iicidcnt. About .1 wnk latir Cut.
Ion wint to Mhool ngalu, and lunllmiiil going
until a few till ago whrn he was tnkrn no III
tint .1 trained niirrc had to be engiged. lie wai
ICinrled to bo romewlnt iinpruinl wtitliv.
WM.KCK A CO ON M'ltll. l.-Thoina Walker
a tul I rank H. ( lillotd ate the partner In the
newest llrm in town. On April I lliey will open
a groecry store In the .Seilon building on South
Main ticet, which ha, been in process of le
building ior fcieril week". It being especially
titled up for their ujp. Mr Walkei ha In en
in bii'lnCM on Cottage trict for a long thuo
ami ktiuttii the detail, of the grocuy trade. Ml.
CUltoid I well known about thl, rity and ur
lounding towns is u piogim-lin and ambition,
)oung man. He wis foiineily eltv clerk and
now Ins un In-tuaiue buslnisi in the lluikn
building. Mi lllirord will continue to deiote
Ihe maui pottiuii of lil lime to hi, InMirame
liiislni.s, the othet putnir looking allir the
mwh itablllioil groeei). The new firm will le
known 11, w ilhrr i"c l"o.
V lllli: sCAUi; Ilt'T Ml l)AMfii:. While
01.1 of the wniliiiin lion the Taiben
ilile (.is coni in) was tijlng the ga, llxtunsi
in 111-' lort! Ining hllnl up for MiCiuu lirotn
11,, lit 1 lining, to 1' the g i was tinned "it
In iiiebiil 1 MirpiiM. He Was not ,tho only
en He hid in idu the 1 limit of tin i-torc with
.1 1 it.ille mid ull Mciueil to bo right when he
knoik'd (lie eup oil .1 ism lube, and the caiid'e
and pi. In 1 aim1 mixed up. x luel of flair
mr two till long flmt 101th. Ocolgo Itobiu
Mm eas st.iniiing on n Miilui.in lij-in in irour
of ihe pipe and bis hill und eiiorown were
badly tlngul I'attlck Mi faun, cm of the
fitm. Kiw the bluze from tin itreit, and Iniigln'd
his plan' was rn lire. Altu lon'iiioiable ex
1 il. indii tbi' II uno was quiiichcd without tailing
out tin tinmen. .Nothing In tho stock xi is
itaiuigid
The Passing Throng.
Mi- Jennie Mlhhiu is cm the slek hut.
W. It Poster made a trip to Pltlkton Tue.diy.
John Kennedy was .1 Sirautou xi.ltor jester-
d IV.
U) Ilex. 'J'. 1'. tulfiy fpent lucday in
fciunUli
John .1. O'llo)li. of Siilitcu. was In town
iietirda).
Samuel lliimis lett on Tuesday night for New
Yutk citi.
.lo-ipli lliii-en lias lesigncd a, .sexton of tl.
I'o.e chureli
Mar) Wood), of Vine utieet, was u scianton
xi'itnr lutMla).
siuiuil Slngei leliuiiid licun New Wk )c
tudi) .iltrrnuon.
John 'tool in has ir,lcniil his poiitiou al the
J'alaie lunch loom.
Miss Itu.c CnnpWll is xi.ltiug in ("'Mi. Ibr
humi' Is in llazlctuu.
Mrs. Anlhoti) Hinnigun, ot 'ciatiton. Is isit.
lug iil.ili'iin in town.
Miss i.i.Ki llumpluci is Liuhnod to her home
on sali 111 .111 nue by illni.,.
.lu.rpli (ialligliu, of Stianleii, was logislried
at the tlariison house .xestordi).
Mrs. V.llrilnth Moomy, of Pittslou, i, iitlng
Citbiiudalc frbmls foi a few da) is
I. Val llolleiibiik iiturneil lue.dai' night to
Ilellonie ho.pil il, New Virk 1 ity.
Mr. und Mis p b. f'l.ini' hue rt tinned fiom
1 two weeks' trip lo tho Mi troiioH.
Mi find Mrs. Jlwight 1.. Ciinc haxe been
spending some time in Niw Yoik illy.
i.ioigi i:aiu., of South Miin rtnit, wa in
.In mill ruesdiy cxenlng, xl.itlug trii nd.
Matin O'N'elll. of llinokbn street, ha, resigned
his poiitiou with the s.unton 'Jraillon rum.
piii)
Junes Milioan, who b.n been seilomly ill at
hin homo on llinokbn stnel, i, row out ut
Uaiign.
Miss Prunes riaunuy Is serluuih ill xilh
piiiiimonii at the home ot 1. W. Iluinphiey, on
S1I1111 .i 1 nue.
. W. Ila.lam and (i. W. (illllis, or the In
tciiiiliouil Loui.poudtncc school, weie in llonii
dale .xtstirilai.
Mbs KM 1 I.) mil and Mi May Kiuuidy, of
sciautuu, ate xisltlug at tlie home of Authon)
llaiiett, on C.mdoli incline.
XI 1 . and Mr. II. t. Ituinitt. of llmghaiutoii,
who haul been the truest t Mr. and Mis. W.
T. Moigjn, of silcui .ixciiiii', rt tumid to tho
Parloi 1 Itv .xi-terdi).
It. I). Miur, tJ-hkl ef the National bulk,
wint to Caibondale satunlay, and leturnid liom
Monday afteinuuu with Mr'. Muir and her Ino
ihlblitu, wlm hue bein spending 1 few da)i
ihuc.IVrl JeriU Union.
i:. J, sptttiguc i, lisltiug lil.s daughtci, Mr.
Julius S 1 1.1 1 tli, of I arbondale. He will also be
the guist of sorjnton fiiend,. Mi. Ceorge
Van Haisen, of Hiberi). leturnetl luesdiy from a
xieek'n xl.it with her sistei, Mr?. IM. Smith, of
(atuonilile. Mls I.ail,u, daughter of Hex-, fj,
A. PI ice will leac on Sitmday lor Kingston,
when, she will ml. nil the spilug turn ot W)om
ing tiinluar). Wa.ine bub pendent.
JERA.YN ANDJHAYFIELD.
The lt.'i llunn J. Wlnlen, 1. P. of (atlxn.
dale, speike tonight lie will elrliicf his la.
ilium locluie on the "Wit and Hunioi 01 the
liHi Peoph" in the 1'irsl Ilaptist ihuun at 8
o'lloek. Hi, Vhahri Irlng lilu.sell .111 Irish.
11 in by biith, is well c,u illtliil to speak on thlj
entertaining subjiit. Maty 01 Hie working reo
pie and oliieu who he.itd his pi.l lie speeches
lait ) tubir 110 familiar and will mjoy the
present oppuilunit) of icon litaiii.tr the popu
lar luturer. A Jiigc number o( tliLcra hava
been sold bit Our' aie still a few xaiant seat.,
George Williams, a well known )0it.is- mill
For 50 Years
mothers have been giving their
children for croup, coughs and
colds
Consumption
Cure
Mothers ha.v u j'ou Siiiluii in
the house at all times? Do
you know iust where you can
j find it if you need it quickly
if your little one is gasping
and choking with croup? If
you haven't it get a bottle.
It will save your child's life.
"Shiloli always cured tny bsby of croup.
roughs and colds. 1 wo ltd not be without it."
MRS. J. II. MARTIN, llunlsxille, AU.
Millnti'aConaiiuintlnii Cure Is sold by nil
druggists at Kiln, OUr, ttl.OO u liotlle. A
printed irtmritnlrn kihh with 11 very bottle.
Jfyuii HrenotsHtlsllMt go to your elrnBtl
anil get your money liisrle.
Write for Illustrated book no. consumption. Sent
without coit lo ) oil. h. I .Wells Ce.,1 sRox.N 1,
of tliU boronsli, and MIm I.lnla Wendt, of Artti
bald, will lm united in Intrrlago at Beranton
by ltev, 1). T. Jone toda). They will take up
llielr roblcnee In this boreugh.
Ontailo and Western Ilnglneei' Alvont had lit
leg I'llnfnllv tealdeel by ileitn jwlerday.
Iho rmplojta of the (llenw ckkI, Uric am! Key.
ttone colllcrlfl will ticeli their pay toda).
Mist lluek, the Instructor nl Ihe play "Tho
Mllpntlan, hi Falt)ltid," or the "Cruise of tho
Polar Star," arrhed (rum Nixv York Monday
afternoon and his tlnco been buy rtlieanlns
the thlleltcn each alternooti and eietilng and irlll
rontlnus to do to until the irodt.ctlon of Ihe
play. Kxtcnilie prcparallona haxe been miele
and a luge number of tlekrts liaia been notd
In this and indghboilne towns x;hlcli udli
greatly tu the encouragement cf those (aitlci.
paling. All not alrealy havlnj secured llekrU
i.xti secure thetn Irom tho ehlldien or at Hem
drlck'a furnlturi' establishment. The Hist pel
forrr.anee will tukc place I'rlday txenlng.
Ths Twentieth t'enturv Sowing einle will meet
at tho home of Mrs. John Mellow, of Cemcliiy
ftreet, I'rlday ulteinoon.
The) lecture by Dr. Vhalen xxlll lie deliierrt!
In the- baptist church tonight and not In As
isnihly hall a prexlnusly uunnuneed
The f ongregatlonal filr again attraetid o
lium'ier of people last ennlng. It wilt he open
agtlu tonliiht. In all probability eicrxlhlng
will lie dlesed of this rvenl'iff.
John I'titihaid und sou, lliomaii, and I'red
lljourk, of West Majfield, were beranton xisltera
on Tuifcli).
Ilim Ilatllti s,.iitf, who lu, been spending 11
few eht)ii with S'craiiton Irlcnil, Ins lelutned
home.
A meeting rf th" holikii ot the water bondi
wu, held list eienlng to take steps towait'j
joint action to secure t lie redemption nf the
bond, or tlu paiincnt ol the accrucel Intetest,
m i.
OLYPHANT.
Ihe teaihcrs of the Third Institute distilct,
tontprlsing the boroiiclia of lllakelv. Thioop,
l)iekon, Ob plant and Wlnton, will hold a
loeal institute In the central school al this
plaee 011 Saturday at l.Su p. ni. The following
progiaiume has been prepared for the oe'casion:
Openlnc eng, Institute; address, "The Pixel
epment of Illiteracy," Pi of. I). II. Krlse, Ma),
tlcldi solo. Miss May Kennedy; addiess, "Sani
tary llcgulatlon, a, Kftectlng School,," Pi. 1'.
I. uu sickle; ueitatlon. Miss Cora Matthews;
ilhcr solo, I'rof. M. J. Llo)d; addles, "The
Tc.uhets' Protessitiii," Siiperlntindent J I Tay
loi; 11 1 lt.it Ion. MIm IXic Pollnineu; solo,
Mls Ani.le Jones; iiddris?, "School Diseiplilic,"
'.. T Oire. 1 losing ode, institute
Vatlnnal President f. Moiton. of the Jin
tlonaiy Klnmen'i, union, of I hlcago, was in
town yesterday and iddrescd two mcetlnKS of
the heal tniou. The meeting, were held in
th icoin, of the r.xeelnr Hose compiny. t
the cloiT ol his address la't night an enjo)oblo
smoker xia, held.
Tlie member, of the Moduli Woodmen xilll
bold .1 banquet in their loom, In KdwauU' bill
thl, iicnlng, In honor of their first annlxcr
sary "Hie Diamond King" will be the attraction
at the Father Mithcw- Opera home tonight.
The Mltecs flrosunor, of Scott, spent )ester
elav with friend. In town.
Joe CT.uk, of Duntnori', was a xi.ltor ut the
Mahun houc .icteitliy.
D. (.. Jones, of Lackawanna, stteet, is eountud
to hi, home with Ihe grip.
Mis'. A. W". Iteiistoter, of Caibondile, spent
iteiday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J, W.
Kennedy, of lllakel)-
MUs Alice i:wn,, of Hide I'irk. ,l(csl loll
thes heic )e,tinh).
TAYLOR.
Ihe 1 lioir.s of the xarious cliuuhi, in this
botougli are already unking preparations for
Kuter muic, which the members xxlll render
011 Iiistcr sunda), April T. The choir of tho
C'abary ItaptM church is one of Ihe flirt to
make know 1 its intentiorrs, an 1 will meet for
rehearsil tomorrow exenlnz at tlie ihurih ut S
o'clock. Chorister Prof. Dliid 1. Jones ill
haxe charge.
The members of the Hen nil k Son Silk Mill
union will hold a meeting thi, atttinoon in
tlie ir iisinl inietllig pi lie.
The new hiaiuh, which hi, Ikiii for some
time in ionise of construction bv the Latka
wannt e-onipitiy at North Ttilor. wa, connected
with the hi)ier branch the fore pill ot tho
week.
It wait eiioneously stated lu )etcnliv'H issue
that Hie tunc! il of the late V. II. Dili, was
to bale orcurred xe-lirdiv (Wediusdi)). The
seniles will be conducted nt the fainilv tesl
denee, near the xrchbjM mine, thi, aflnunon
it 2 o'elotk. Ilex, .lames Walker, nt the I'liml
the Methodist chuich. will olfteiate. Inteunent
xxlll be inide in the Washburn street ecmeteiy.
('. W. (iallaghei, foiineily cmplo.xcd nt the
smith C'a-li store, Scranton, his aicepted a
position with Judge & Co., of this town.
I'rof. and Mi. T It. Dili, attended the (uncial
of the lattcr'ii lathi r at Parson, xisterdiy.
Htt. Janus Walker, of the Arihliald Piiniiliie
Methodist church, attindtd the Mini-monthly
couientlon of tin Wxoming distriet, held in
lllakedi, on Tuosila). Hex. Ml. Walkir picsldcd
oei the afternoon sev.loi.
MI'i 1,1-1 Sprrber, of T.i)lor street, hi, te
tiiined from .1 week's xisit with telatbe, in
l'eckxllle.
Jekawanna lallex eounell, No. M, Junior
Order United Aiuerleau Meihauns, will meet
tin- ennlng in tegulai se'or.
Mr. and Mr, .lames Utile"), of Main stieet,
ale xisltlug In New oik.
PECKVILLE.
Tlie tiaiigeli'tle virikcd still ionium.' at the
Daptisl eliuicl. The ettiudamc and spnit aic
exnllint. Itci. W. II. Williams will preaih
tonight and tomonow night. It is expected tint
Mi.s Hall will be piescnt al theso pel I lee?,
r.xangili.t Williams lias been a ble-slng to many
in these meetings. iut only line a number
decided to lollow Christ who nexer made 1
start before, but the Clulstlait people olsj haio
been arou'ed. Ail are cordially invited to thisc
seniles.
In udopttng the jjinttll set of ICkolullnns
couuell xilll luic acted for the beat intetest
of the taxpi)crs. Heretofore there was nothing
to goieiu that body in regatd to expendltuie.,
and the load commissioner figured in getting in
all tho time possible during his let 111, The
smith lesulutlon xvill regulate all expendltuus
ot moiie). It has been highly approved b) tho
eitlttus who hiixe listened to Its leading. I'or
the benefit ot those xxho haxe not, wo gno it
xcrbitinr
"Do II iiiobed by the town tounid
of lllakely borough, iu ttgular ses.lou met, and
it Is licit by resubed by tho authority of tlu
tame.
"Itciolicd. That tho tegular Meeting of
councils shall be held in the borough building
011 the tlrst Monday of each mouth at 7 0 o'elotk
p. 111.
"Resulted, That tho president shall, upon tho
icquest of llxei meinbeis of rouneils at an) time,
tall a special meeting of council, all members
to luxe nottco Horn tlie secretary liy oiuei 01
Ihe president. Mandlng committee shall consist
of clcelrio light committee, composed of three
members of tlie boaid, one member from each
waid appointed by the president and approved
by council. Hoad committee shall consist of
three member, one from each ward, appointed
by tho president and approved by the council.
It shall be the duty of said committee to In
struct the load commissioner in the duehaige
ot his duties und cany out tho Instructions of
j eouncils.
j '"I hit appioprlations lie made for rarrjlng
un tic work iu tha llit, second ard Tlilul
wards. I nder no consideration shall the load
commissioner, without tlie const nt of 4 majotlty
of council, exceed the appioprlilloii so provided
lor each waul.
rinaueo committee thall conibt of three
membels, one from each ward, to be appointed
by the pitsident and approved by tho couuell.
Ml exhorinatloiis of taxes or Hie collecting uf
mom) due the borough shall be le (erred to
the eoinuilttri' 101 consideration and bo It pott
ed by the committee to council fa be approved
by the rami. Judiciary conimilleu shall consist
of thric members, one from each waid. All
nnlleis of law shall be refened to them to ba
acted on iu conjunction with tho hoiough at
tOIIll'). "Itcsolvtd, 'I hat the puichailug committee shall
consist of one person, who shall have power to
purrluit) supplies for the running of the electric
light plant and the vtidng of tho amr. All
purchases shall bo tepotted to the council ut
least ever) tegular meeting nigut, and cs of tin
a the president ot live members of eouuu'l shall
deem it mtcsiaiy for the Interest ol the boi.
ouch.
"Itesobed, 'Hut the emploies shall consist of
sutlultut lueii, appruved by 1 toad committee,
to economically woik and icpalt borough stteet
and bridge, and niche for their wages a sum
not to eieeed 15 cenli per hour worked, and
employ so far as practicable icsletint luxpa)ers.
The committee; atull, on satisfactory eildciiee,
dlsehargo the road commissioner or other etif
plo)c for negleetlng their woik or for trc
quentlng drinking house during working hours.
Under no consideration will 'tho use of Intoxi
cating elrlnki during working hums bo tolerated.
"Itesobed, That the einplo)es of tho ilccttlc
light plant thill consist of two engineers ami
ono Human for tho rnonlhs of btccniher, Jinu
ary, I'ebritary and Much; for the remaining
elerlit monthr the) borough elecltlo light plant
shall bo operated by the two engineer at .1
sanity agru-tl 011 bv it majotlty of the town
eounell, Shall additional help be leqiilicd at
any time for xilrclng or ttnloidlng coil or le
pairing the plant, tho electric light committee
shall haxe power to furtililt It until ihe tn-xt
meeting of egttliril."
PrMcnted by Jarrea V. .'nillli.
JESSUP.
Tic nexxlx rcoiganlml liormigli council met in
alouriiel sission last eirnlug with all lucmbits
pifsctit exetlt two. Tho billow leg police wcio
elected for the eniulng xearsi John bally ehlif-.
first ward, Anthony lleston and James Hell-
Second xranl, John llronii; Third wnid, .hinta
Mullen mil I'atrkk Jcimlng,. The tat rollei.
tor made a report for the past )car. Mr. Nil
son, superintendent at Mount Jessup collier),
offered to hit flu streets xiilh ahe, free of
charge, which was apptoxt-d of. A committee
Irom No. 2 lire c .111 piny was present and stated
that tlcy had not had water hi tho hjdrants
(cr iiioie than two months. If a tire bicakj nut
In the community of thn piteh the whole placn
will go owing to Ihii seirrlly ef w iter. Tlie
newly elected walcr rontniHUu will take u Iho
mitlcr and if no water eau bo friuied Initio
hielrant on Conncrs' line they will icmoio tl.c
h)drant to the Oliphant line. The street eoiu
nilssioner w is otdered to grt to worl: home
ellately 011 l)tiot stre"t and get tint street n,
good cemlitlcu.
II. V. btetler was a ealler in Siranton )ei
terdi).
The Anciuit Older or lllnemlan., ate making
great pteparatiom for tehlr coming seclil whleli
is to tako tdacc at the St. Jainm hall Monday
eienlng, March s.
Messis. Pirn ml (.'olden, Mike It unit md
fienrge Mandley inu builntsn catlira in Scran
ton )cstcrdiy.
Word was leeched in town )cleulii tint
John CuniinliiEs, ol ll)de 1'aik, lormetlv of tills
pltee, had been pitmoted lo itieriiitiiiditit lor
tho Scranton Coal lompany. Mr. ( uiumliig, hi,
numiioiH file ml, in this town who wl'h him
sueiess In his new position,
D ALTON.
Stanle) Mini .mixed home on Iticcla) ftcm
.1 six weeks' xlslt In Herman). Mi. Allen ix
petienced tho seieicst 0).ige he his enr taken
on Ills homeward trip.
Mary, the little daughter ot Mi. and Mis.
Stanley Allen, who Ins been quite ill, is Im
posing Miss draco linker i, seilou.l)" ill at ike home
of her mother with pneumonia.
Hex. 11. J. Whilcn, D. I), of Caibondale, g.uc
his sterioptlion leiture Jir the lliptlst ihiinli
011 Moudi) evening on ('The Life of Christ,"
and on Tueidav eienlng he lictured on "rim
might and J. irk sjjo of Life In Xcw Yoik "
Mr. Wlnlen I, 11 pupuhi lectmei, elotliing III,
ninarkn in elnqui'nt and witty language He I,
un excellent storv tellir and delights his audi
ence with the miration nf uiuming incident.
The audit ni cs were not xery luge, owing to
Inclement weather
The funiral of 11. Webster l.ituTu was held at
his lite homo in dleuburn .xcstciday morning at
10.30 o'eloek. Hex. .lame., Uichling, of Stranton,
had ehaige of the tcrxiee and ltev ltobert It.
Thompson assisted. A hrs,o number of 11 la
thes and friend, wete in ul tendance. The c.i,
kel wis eoierid in the biuuliful lloral plies.
The body was takin on the noon train to
Scranton and xias burled in Diiiitnoic icinituv
l'tcd Siott was a xlsilor ill Montioio on sun
day.
Mis. Ultima Mllea and daughlei, who icuntl)
ictumed from an extended x.t in Wilke, llirre.
are quite ill I
John Dirshlmei I, confined to Ids homo with a
si lire attack of grip.
Uriah II. Cole and Mrs. Kuuiii I'lankliu 111 le
united in marriage at the formnV home )isttr
iliy luoiuiug at Ul) I-iki Tiny left this pl.n u
011 the l.'W l.ack.m una train for a shoit wid
cling tour.
Un. . W. (xiopu' In, beui uninliuiusl)
i.illnl to ti'tuin foi motlier )i 11 an pa-tni nf
the Methodist rhiiith. l!ev. (Vsipei' bis iloue
excellent work Hit' pist )oar and is highly is
teemed by hi, people.
letters flout Ml. Htnrt M. Iw.s and Xi,i
Jessie Hill, who ,m- sojourning 111 Southern (all
fomla. Flute tint they are lining a pli.e.int
time and tint the thiimonirlci itgisteis !s)
degrees
Uilnaid Niitthup In, tented hi, film lo Hilbort
Johnson and he will moxe hi, fauiili to (.leu
burn about ptll I
A100SIC.
lit 1 Mi. .mil Mi. .1. N. Ikiihv atuudid me
ministerial eonxcntioii in Ashley lucsln
Mi's. Tot pic is ill at the home of bir eliiightn,
Mr,. Illiker, of Minouka aictiue
A fuewill suipii-e puty wa, teiuUietl Mr
and Mis. Joint Williams, ot Minooki aunui'
Tnesiliv eienlng. o Mi. and Mis. Wtlllains e
peel tu ten. mo to lluiiiodale. Their mini
Irlcnils iresentci thetu with a beaullliil th.ur
u, .1 numento of their Irlcnd-hlp Rifusli.
menu were served at a lato hour aftet whleli
the giiiets departed to their homes well plea-cd
with tho eienlng rnleilaitiiuent.
MUs .lcs,.ie lleeel i, ill will pneum n a
Kxamiuatiun xvill be In Id toda) in tlie- eighth,
ninth and tenth grades of tho high school.
Mi-te-f Itlanche and hlh)l 'liegilla, atteniled
tho licby & Dottier weslditig at Patsons Ti us
day. 'Ihe 1.0) al Tnupuatii 0 legion meet in ilie
Methollsl Kpiseopat church la,t cxttiint, .ml
was lirgely attended. A ui) iiittiistini. pu
grammo wa., arranged by tho niilrittlitnieiit
committee'.
To Prevent Pneumonia and Grip
I.ax,tiie Uiomo Quinhio icinovii Hie eau-e '
CLARK'S GREEN.
isuphio tjud'hall, a daughter of Willi an (,..il
(hall, who lias been .1 sutleier irom diphthiria,
is now cunxalesclng.
lienlamln Mead alteudod the fuuetal of bis
brother, EzeMct Moid, in l.eiuuii, V)onuni
count), on sjunda) last.
Mrs S. I.. Wills will oct'upv tic houic ic
ctntly iiijiIo vacant li) Chester Miller, am!
belonging to N. s. DnK on April 1.
John I. Smith and taniily will uinovc 'rom
Nay Aug to this plaee, into the liousc belong
ing to W. II. Smith, suoii.
Mis. A. L. Courtrlght xlsllul icljtlic, i'i
Wilkes Darre over sundiy, rctiirnlni; home 011
Tuesday afternoon.
A largo party of our towns folk a,rmhlcd
at tho homo uf Mr. and Mrs. t'.uus Newman, on
Tuesday evening of this week, to do tho rag
ait. They we'io ro.iallv iiitntelned by their host
and hoiiess, and returned to their hemes In tho
wco ipia' huui.
M II. Coon lu, tented lus larni lo Willi tm
Doty, who will tako pot-esslon on Apiil I
RUSSIA'S BIG BUSINESS.
Largest in the Woiltl nnd the Strttc's
Profit Is Enoimous.
"Tho ltusslan wtatu 1h by far tho
Exeutest etonomlo unit on tho laLf uf
tho globe." To ninety-nine leuiJeiH
out of 100 this tstntenieru will doubt.
less be Httirtllng, na'n llciuy Nnnnun
lu Serlbner'a Magnzlne. it ceitnlnly
xviift to mo when I Hint met with It,
but Iho facta to Justify It ate not far
to peek. Tlie IlUHsInn mute iIiuxxh an
annual net proilt of 4.tvo,("jo uihlen
irom IIh forcHtH. mines nnd agrleultuutl
ptopertj-. It lecelxeu unnuallj SO.OUU.tMiO
rubles fiom Its communltleti of i).-.seii8
lor tho use of land It ceiled lo ui ptu-
fcfc. Gctlhcirenuise. Refuse substitutes.
is syE
Mlxotlon Oil cure kheumitlm. is S
VeBuUVN
' Cute all Throat unJ J.unB AiTcctions.
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We have an exceptional line rzfr 7Cr (tl (( ,
popular prices DXJi,. , ?.., pl,UU x
TiSrWe open today our first installment of Wash x
Waists. They are worthy your attention.
cluiHcd lor th-in. It Ix building by fur
the hmRpHl and nuM c eilly rallwa) In
the world, and It nwim nnd wot Km oxer
20.0U0 miles ot iailwaf. the net le Ve
llUC on whleli l eiiu.il to one-.seii-iuh
of the net lexeiiiie uf nil thu uilUva.xn
of the I'nltetl .Slates.
In n,'j.s it tueheei j;tsi),iji)0,uriii into its
infleis, nenil) oin-llilir or whlih Hlllil
wan not piodueeel by tii.Mithm. lt bud
iret Is Bieitlei than that of Fianre b)
ttioie than tf.'iiii.iiOU.OHti.
Ill 1MI0, when ollii of Ihe li.lllKh of
lscjiidtin was untlble to llli el I trt (ibllsT.t
tioiiN. the Uti'Hhtu K'lVeiniuettl had
with it on ejuuetit iieeount n bahtuee of
no many million of pouudK thui when
Ihe Hunk of Ihisrl.llld tame tu the leis
.IP u leciuiHl wai Iminedlatel)' made
to ItusHia nut to dlHposo ul her bahtiiio
befote it tt'llain dllle, slllee In tin so
Consumption.
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of this niastnltudi , flu- lliiH.slnn stun
Ik aim a met illtifKlst and n spuit met
ilianl In a went, the pioucl ilium is
made tm It thai It In the gieatcst laiul
ovxiiei, tlie Kieatest e.ipltaliHt ami .al
lien cut tile luiKi'ril biislntsfti ii lii
wot Id.
How to Cine a Cold.
' Don't ;," lo l'd. Don't stoji work.
Don't tahe n Tinhlsh bath nml lender
.xiiuiwcll liable to nil iiltat K ot pueii
mnnlii. Kraufow Cold fine, In eoi -Xililellt
eapsule loim, xxlll clue you In
'.'I hour The)' inn ple.ifinit lo f ilie
and i-iutse no ilunliisc lu .Mini li'iul or
nthor dlKMKieo.ihle su'tivailnnts. 'ib t
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