The Scranton tribune. (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, March 14, 1901, Page 6, Image 6

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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY, MARCH 14. 1001.
:
WEST SCRANTON
DOUGHER TRIED
TO KILL WIFE
CUT
HER THROAT WITH A
TABLE KNirE.
He Also Neglects His Family nnd
Heaps Abuse Upon His Better
Half Hobo Smith Sent Up foi
Thirty Days Foitleth Birthday
Annlveisaiy of Oiifflth T. Davis.
T. H. Dale to Speak This Evening.
Wlllaul Howe Will Entettaln.
Other Notes and Peisonals.
J'attlik Dctmhvi. r l-'.'i'.' Aswell
iutt. Incline diiiuk and illordPi!.v
f xl'-nlii.v nnd li u lie i".i'hed honi"
Itlfil to rivl Ids vli'ei cvNti-iicj hv
s'.f.lilnt' lid tbto.'t with u tnl If knife.
Ho pntilally stici "oilnl, nml tin- Mood
Hoiifil fifi'"y tioni ii sllpl.i Ik'di vv mini
In ijio woman's ur I..
She won I befoie Uiloinian Moi .Hid
caused ii win i ant to be tsu il tut hM
nrio-t on lllo oliniiH of neulllt and
Vitleiv, ntclcil ninl (bleats to 1:111.
and T'atmlnien l.owi) mid limes inni'e
the ntiest. Uii'ikIki l'"iit Ik" nlsht
III till' St.ltlCIl llOll'e .ml v 111 li filvett
ii Iio.m Injr t hi- moniini.
JFoitlcth'Annlveisiiy.
I'llllllli T. U.ivH. id Nil 111 M.illi avi
uii', vm toily vc.ni nf aire vertetdny
iniii the event was the mcaslon tor a
niilili p.dhi'iliiK "t hi li'ind'oni"
ww liinnr 01. Sin 111 lnlit avenue In-t
wiiIiib.
'I'll! .lfP)llblV Wlls ill ll III till 11)111'
1'Ojotl "f tinvelltnr mi'ii. whn lm ft v 1 1 1 1
Mi. Davis In a bioliies sinil soelal wtiy.
juiil llii'.v well- iiiv. illy fiiti'i tallied.
?.lt Oavts is tli" efllelent intiiUKiM
ol tin Old linnod Stote i onip.iuv s
1iiliio4 nt (.iieenvvood. mid liy tnrt
mid sinew liii . Ii.'-. niiidc un enviable
I'l.ifO In liii- Iniilni vi) Id Tlio event
1 .is thmuiiRlily iiii fiUI"1 In tvoiv io-
MCI I
Tllllll' Willi lltti'WKll llic CVOUt IICK'
5li. nml M"i Daniel l'nwell, O'liininro:
Mi. mid .Mi". Samuel r.or;eis. Hi. anil
Alts. K. m. Junes. Mr. ami Mu . .
Tho'lias. Wen I'tlt.-toiu Mr at, it Ml.
n. .1. Thomas, i s il ondale: Mi. and
Jlii, .lnlin Wilklnx -Mi. and Mi p. I'rpnk
tlajseii, Inrnli It. Sehl.iRPl. Geiii(je
Ihooks. Wlllaul Matthews .Icnkln T.
I!re-i. Kilns i: Uvaiw, Jaioli I'felffer,
W. ('.Van P.laiiom. t'lintb s I'tothnniel,
Tlirmloi, White. W 1.. l'..n. .Mlsn
lliiniliili Thomas. M.iiirnict "Williams.
1-iiji Tl.fiin is. W D.iv Is, Miss Maine
.loins, lil.niiiu Mu ,iti 1 Maij Davis.
ABOUT THIS
TIME LOOK
( COUGHS
out for i anacuLUb
TAKE
DUFOUR'S FRENCH TAR.
An Exposition of
Correct Fashions
In Ladies' Spriug Suits, Waists, etc. opeii to Jay,
which should attract much attcitiou, as it is replete
with everythiug that the best pasted buyers cau
think of, and displays a class of workmauship and
careful fiuishincr not to be iouud elsewhere in this citv
If I
Can be seen at their best in our comfortable show
rooms, and visitors will be welcome although they
may have uo further intention thau merely making
a tour of inspection.
Some Very Striking Values
- Will be found in Ktou Jacket Suits, with and with-
out collars, and while
BixButton Blouse Suits
Aro also popular, and shown here hi endless variety,
Laiglon Collars and Bishop Sleeves
With flouuee and flare skirts, are considered top
notch ideas, snd there's uo end to the selection, as
well as a score of other fashionable ideas just at baud
A Very Extra
Bargain in Fancy
Silk Waists at
Globe Warehouse
John J.ovpiIiirv Thotnnr Mnfelmll,
Tliotnns Leveling. HeoiKC )owd.
1, . .Mathews. I'oitlnnd, N. V :
Kinnk Amen nitiKliiitnton: .1. It. line.
New Votk. .1. II. stalls. New Voik;
V. 1, Stt'libs Spilm-nelil. Mas. K. .f.
Pillion, Allcnlown, I'u.: t'mnk Hoy.
t'eckvlllo; cUotjre Ainntiotitf, Plillinlel-l.lilit-
.1. W. Ilusnll, Allentown W 11.
Svldc. AlUntown
Mifi. 1M is Huiftl ipfiPflinu'iiiH, as
tinted In Mih. I'. X .lams. Mih. 1'iniik
MfiRpti, Mis W. CI Thunuis, Mis
ttllllps.
The Alpine lilo ftnnhliPil oml and
liitiumentnl su'lrctli'lin. and othi'i fci
tuiesi wpii? pnJn.M'd. i
Mr. Diivirt was litf-intod with a
linndhomc lp.itli?r uidinNloioil tliili.
the presentation -ip'tili IipIiik: Hindi' In
Mi. Patili'l Powell. MtH ti Vile" was
lllP tlltiMl'l .
Blithday Faity.
On 'l'npd.iv opnlnpr Mr ami Mm.
William MiiimunhiK, of l)mp.i. wen
nKH'p.ilily uiprl'd by a party of West
SIiIp ymnij peopl". tin oicumoii IipIhk
Unit if Ml. Malnwailnu'H lilitliday.
Muhlo was Hip I'lilof 1'iMtniP of th'
indiiK. A dup' was siiiik hy Mi.-
Mulnwiiilim and Mls .Vottna William
and kpvpi.i1 tkllKhtlitl nolo- wne Rln
h D.i.-ld .1. D.u-Ip". T!n ciillip i'iiil
iclldciPd a ntlinlvr nf ihoiiisOf. Iti'-fiij-hnu'iils
."ii scivi'tl nl a etiltalih
hiiin. whin the Kticsts lift for Spiiiii
ton. all liming- pnjo.vpd a piv iU'aiiiit
vonltiR-
The follow Iiik m'ip pi i'n nl Mi. mid
Mis. William Malnwailnn. Mi- .Mulii
mii1iik ("i ). Mt-'. iii'. Ml-s s i:inli'
Mnhiw-mliiK Mmy .Miilr.w.niiiK. Jin -rut
Hivmii, Kal" Willi mi- Annie
Uolirtl... N'iini.1 Williams, Mm-niirl
llunlc. Man A. 'I'lionnifc Annli- P.ulis.
MaiK.iH' l"'Mllt-. IllotlwWi .1. lines, IC.itc
Aliinni. Aim KpmiuIiW nnle T.
Iliimpliip.v-. anil JIoj-i, Ait Wilson.
Juh'- II. .Ii.tips, p.nld .lolniMiii. Hull
.1 I) il s. 'r'lom.is Ioiipi. Ii-nl.ln lle
nolil". 1J( nM Iiaxlps, Thniiias I'.oIkiis
and U.iae ilavles
"The Ship Subsidy Bill."
A si.(nl mcetlmr of the Wiel Sid
Cent! nl Ilepiibllcan elnb will be In Id
till i(lllllr, When Hon. VIkiiikIm 1 1.
Dali vt deliver an uddi--s on "Th
Ship SuhMdy ltlll." The nieetltnr ill
iiinvene proniptly at o'l'oik, ami will
be pieslded uvil b Altoili" W (i.iv
loid Thomns
The f;i't."ial pnlilli i" inlill'i'lv 111
lted to alund tHi'l pai tleipr.te In tl
meetlnc- The t emmltirr. in chaiKe
h.ne niliniRed fur a -inuM'r aftn the
Iielllle. A lilisre as-.embllUTe is .ppet
en. and additional ihali.- will
luied to in lonmiodiit" nil who
dp '
.MtPtid Howe Enteitalnment.
A i.ue tir.it Is aMiud those who
.itteml the i liainetu iletliHiitlons Rhen
by Wlll.tid I). Howe tomomiw i-miiIhk
in the Win-hlmin Stie, t I'lo-lnh il.in
ihnnh Jli. ilowi'hasn wi ll-di -piei
lepilt.itloll as" n llist-il.iss t nteitiilnei,
and lie will le a ptot;i.ininie of suns
nf bin hOlcetlon.
The inilsUnl fe.iHllfs ol the entil
tMlnmplit will ion.st of Mii.il solos l
Jli. Horatio Kellei and Tom Hall.
Il.il e l'.laikwood will r1o a "i ello
All the New Weaves
All the New Colorings
All the New Styles
All the New Combinations
$3.95
Hcleitlon, nnd the orchestin, under the
(lltcilluti of Oconto Wateio, will ron
dpr the oponlng- and rlosltiB nnmbpi.
The in weeds will bp for the liuncllt
of Hie Vi Sri anion Yoiiiir- Women'M
i-'hilstlan nxiinilntliiii. Ticket ate 'jr.
lent".
The Abscnt-Mltuled BegRar.
.Tames Seilth -.mh hi i r jttoil jpsti'lduy
nt bin fnunlte npfiiputlon of 'linlnliifr
beer Uobs. The thnmoof IiIiik clitink
nnd iflsfii dm ly was al enteteil on the
pollie docket and Aldeinnin Mni.pt
K-nt liliu tip tor tlililN iliiyn In dcfanlt
of n line of J.".
Smith Is the tello v who nhpiit
inlndeilly t;o(n about licgpliiR- for nny-
tlihiR he tan Ki't. limn a hnndmit to
nninev. lie ban ihhmi wmkhm In West
Hi i anion for a Imut lime.
Denths and Funeinls.
Ml!. Jilehael Jloffat. iirciI Ilfl-HK
.caie, died at noon yestenlay nt her
home, irn ttalltond inenile. She Ih hui'
led by one son, Jim tin Jloffat. The
fnnetnl spivliet will be held at llolv
('loss (lunch nt ti o'elodf Sattl'day
moinltiK-. T ut oi men t will be made in
the (.'athedial (cmetery
.Tames, the hIn-vo ir-old thlhl of Mi.
and JIih, .lames O'llojle. of ,",ns I'mntli
Mtioct. died on Tuc-dm. nnd will be
bulled In the I'atlifdi.il lemetety at -'
o'elixk this afteinoon.
Paul, the Ihe-mijiltlu-old elilld or Mi
ll ml Mi". John .1. Thomas, of li:i Ninth
.Main iHenue.dled Tuesday. The fniieial
will take place at ' o'clock this niotn
Inif. Intel incut will be ninde at Dal
ton Geneinl News Notes.
l- Pi auk J. .Mllmnii. sopplj pas-
tor of the Suniucl Axeiiue Piesbv
tetliiu chin ill, will rii to Pottsvllle to
day to conduit a pinyer meetliiR In the
Second Piei-1) teilan ihuich. to which
he has nc(cpteil a call to become pas
tor. He will .iei lib. connection with
the Siinnici Aenue Picsbj tei lal liuiel.
on Apt II I
lieoim- nietor and Aitlutr llnldi r
ni. in. the ouiir men who weie at
lested for the l.ueeny of n watch, weie
bound over liv Aldeiniali Jloses yes
teidiiv lu WJ ball e.n h for tbtil ap
pearand' at (onil. If the can not
tiiinlsh the ball today, thev will lime
to ro to j.ill to await tital.
Lackawanna (iiiuull. No. 1 Kit, P.o.val
Ak.UUIIII. will iclebiale the twelttll
annlveiMiiy of llieh iiifinnli.itlon to-
liioiinw evinliiR In Jxorlte hull with a
Miiokn. social and enteitaliliui nt At
torney Coinellus i'(iiueKH will deliver
an addti'ss on an linpoitant stiliject.
Thonias Shepheid and Jits. Owennle
Das, both of Hampton street, were
united In inarilaRe by Hev..T.nncs Hen
iiliiRer, at the p.u-onaRe of the Hamp
ton Stlect Jlethodlst Pplspop.il church,
Jlondiii eenhiR-. Jlr. and Jlrs. Shep
heid will hnniPdl.itelv ro to houfe-keepliiR-
on Hampton stieet
P.e. H It. Henedlct. a foinier pastor,
will ouupy the pulpit of the Hampton
Stied Jlethodlst Kplscop.tl i lunch In
the moinhiR- of (onfeience Sunday, and
P.i v. J W. Pike In the esenlns
Divld Molan, of Wniniiit. Is lslt
Iiir at the home of his ( ousln, Jlis. P.
.1 Nulls, of Chestnut stieet
Lenten spi vices weir held In St. Pat
i UK's Catholic dun ih last ovi nltiR.
Itei. P V.. Lmille luoihed thu ier-
i non and pionoiinied the beucdlctlnn.
Jll-s Susan .lenklns. of Houesdile. It
isltlin.- Mih. 1m Id J. r).ils, or South
llvde Pin U ai nue
Attoi in y Hai iv S. K'iiIkIiI, of Suii
lim , (iillnl f)n fib nils in town ester
d.i He was a il.issiuale of ltev.
James Hi nuluRer and In OieniRc It.
1 :- tuild- ar WomliiR seiulnaiN
I! .1. HurIiis, of Ninth llioinley ae
nue Is nlile to be aiouud iiR.iln, after
a two wi eks' Illness
A (lain cliowdri supper will be
si i nl this (ncniiiR at tin home of
Mis Pi. ink Ilijant Ul? Ai.ulomy
stieit, li the ladli s" alllllaiy 10m
tnlttie or the Simpson Jlethodlst i;pt-
(op.ll (llUK h
NORTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Mr. nnd Mis. Thomas Luke Enter
tained Fi lends Seveial Other
Social Events.
Mi and Mi- Thom is Luki . of Dt.i
(nn stiiet. eutei mined a number of
Huh 1 1 lends Tuesday eunliiR In honor
ol th, It Riiest. V. illl.im muiiruI or
Sintl.m.l Siliitlons weie tendered hv
Piole-soi Wakiiishuw on the lolln
nun by Miss O ilsy liiown who Rnve
a Ii w Si ottleli dames
Those indent wile .Ml and Mm
Wllll.in, lliiie. Mi nnd Mis Sani
iii'l .Snilth Mi nnd Mis. Henderson.
Jli and Jlis AM'is, J'i. and Jlrs. Ii.
I!.u low until. Jll-ses Anna Luke, Lll
Hal lovMliali, Mee lioblilR, Oalsv Daw
son. Ariics Hiim'.v. Jlessis. John Al
II) on. fiiome Slanlliei, John lauthor,
II. i: J(llu.. Mi. Wakenslmw. John
L.iiiiiwnmn. IMwiiul Hae-, AVIlllam
I.eed. KlasbllRli plcllliis wile Ink-ll
by Jinny Jeffeiv.
Other Social Events.
A mini p.ut given In honor nl Mlti
TUi s vlslinl the Pnmoasl mine JIou
da mining. Thoe in thu party wete.
Misses Minnie Kkes Jlollle Williams,
(ieoigle Haviily. CiU'tehen Law, Uob
dt lllc'iuiilMMi. Asa and Jeny Stan
tun, IMwnid Kopper and Alfied
I'llglil PlashllglltH weie lnlieii ot the
pm t.v.
.Mis JIiiuii Watklns. of W.iyn
i viiiue, c'Uii li.ined In i Sunday si liool
il.s of the Pinlinu ConcieRnllonni
il.i, un Ttusjay evening, t lames ntul
siiiRlng wtie enjo.ved by those pieseul
until a m'iisi liable honi. when icfiesh
llielils Will seixid. 11 1'sonl wet'
Mi. mil Mil-. J.is i i Joins. All and
.Mis. J II. PI. Illlps, Ji. mid .Mis. M .1
Watklns, Jli and Mn lnlin Jleet,..
Mi .Hid Mm I! n Lloyd. Mr. and
Jlis. Daniel .Mm gun. Mi. and Jlis.
John Hi In. Jlis. Oilmido Jones, Jilt
Anna Iluinpluevs. Jlbses Jluitha
Itetfc and Jlaty IMwaids.
Mbc, liailul Piihs. of -.'Sul Ninth Jl Un
aviinn. will give a f-oclil at bet honi
tn-st Pilday owning for Hie benefit of
tin. Clulstiiin UiiJenvor window,
A led'ptlon mid soilal will be Riven
to II, H MiKenan by the- social cum
Hiitlie of the Piovldoiiio Piesbvtorlan
Lnueuvor socletv at thu ihuuli jur-loi.-,
next J'ildii (ViiiIiik. .Mi JIc
Kcehuii v 111 make an ikMu-ss at wel
(oiae to the KudeuiniYis Thtle will
In miiMi and i ligln liimli will l
..v.d
Told In u Few Lines.
Mn lia-1 '.ubotkl va analKlu-d bi
lniu Aldc'iinau Myeis on a c-liiuue of
THE HOMLIEST MAN IN SCRANTON
ji Mill n llm li,iii,,miit, aii'l ollicu
in uoilnl lu ii.IT n an; ilnu'sUt anj u'. t
In-" ,t 1 1 i jl liottlv nt Kcnip'ii lljluin foi tin.
I In eat uinl I.unK. irniuly tlul K KUJUjilinl
lu dire nml rrlliir jli Chronic I'li'l ViiiIii I oiiqIk,
V.IIiiiii lliisiclilllii .ili'l ti'ii',liiiiliiii I'llu i'
ml ,V-
Effl I Ii.
This Question Should Be
Answered Easily by
Scranton People,
Which Is wlsei . To hnVJ conlldenee
In the opinions of your fellow ( itlens
or depefnd on statements nude by utter
stiiuiReisV Ulead thlt?
.Mr. Imiio Snilth. of HbO Sadlo place,
Hyde J'atk, employed by the I), L. &
W. ut the Aiehbiild mines as a miner,
says: 1 had a dull pain In the small
of my back. If I turned uboiit nulikly
n. slltch-Ilke pain eatiRht me ncioss
my loins. In looking over the paper
t had my attention called to Do.m's
Kidney Pills nnd I read a statement
of n pjison lllnff In Scianton who
was tioublcd just as I was. I Rot a
box of them ut Jlatthewt iliotheit'
diiiR stoio nnd they pimed to be Just
what I needed, and befoie I had tnkeii
the whole bo tl a palu left me and I
have been flee tiom It ever since."
For sale by all dealeis. J'llce. :,0
i-eiils per bo. l'ost'.'r-.Mllbuiu Co,.
Huffalo, N. Y , sole iiRenf for Hie Pnl
led States
ltcinelnbet tin tialiie, Uo.lil s llid
take no suhstllute.
dlsoideilv conduit and ll'ililliiK, Hie
chaiRe beltiR pteferied by John '.n
oskl. hli biolhei. He was lined .fill.
.Miss Mm J Hull, of Jlilnit .iventie.
who 1ms been 111 foi mine lime, is
convalescent.
"The Cttise ot a Puttv Pace," ti
sour- lomposed by Ylllliiui F. P.uike.
ot Jones utit-tt, Unr Just been published
by the ("iljinpla Publishing eonip.inv.
.Members of the Ullss silk mill woik
en c.Mi'iid I heir he.itty th.inki to JL
.1. I.eonaid lor the use of his lull dur
ing the slilke.
Stanley Sllknun of lluflalo. N. Y
is Nltlm- his intents, "Mr, nnd Mrs.
J-' H. Sllknian, on Chinch aviiiue.
SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Serious Accident Which Happened to
Little Chailes Roerlg Funeial
of John Lynn Other Notes.
Chailes, the S-),cjr-olil son ot .Mr.
and Jlis. Peter ItoeilR.of Willow street,
was seriously It not fatally Injiued
yesteiday noon by beluR pinned against
ii building In a passing wagon.
The boy was on his way to sihool
when a team ot horses came up the
alley in the ic.ir of l'lttston avenue at
u lively into. The boy tiled to gel out
of the way. and stood against an emp
ty wag-on lo !e.ic the- team pass, but
did not get out ol the load far uniigh
and was i rushed against the building.
Hetcinalneil in that position for se -eial
minutes until th" driver lemoved
him. He then stalled on his way to
school, but befoie gittlng ety Mr fell
uncotisilous to the gioiind.
He was lemoved te his home wheie
Dt. It. J. P.IU wus sununomd. The
latter made an examination whlih
showed that the lujiiilcs weie Intel nal
l, to what ptent i.innot be le.uned.
Then? Is very little hope for Ids te
covei.v. however.
Funeial of John Lynn.
The funeial ot the late John Lvn:..
who died at the Jloses Taylor hospital
on Monday, took place at ! o'cloi k yes
terday morning fioni the tanilly icsl
denee on llm stieet.
Scivlcs weie londuetid at St
John's (lunch, wheie a lcqulem mass
was eelebutted by Kev. Jl. J. Fleming,
assistant pastor of the e hutch. Inter
ment was made In the Cathedtal i cine,
teiy. Th- pallbeaieis weie. Jlli hael
Walsh, Jlr. Caiey. Patilck Heffum.
Pnttlik Lott'us. James JlcOaney and
Jilehael Langan.
NUBS OF NEWS.
Jlis Thomas JIcTlgue and Jlis Pat
ilck fillboy. of this side, ate vislthiR
fi lends in Plttston
Potch Hughes was nne.sted by Olll
cer Saitor last evening on the clintge
of being helplessly diunk He will
have a healing this tuoinlng
The membeis ot the Scranton Ath
letic dub will met In tegular session
at s o'llmk this evening at Athletic
hall
GREEN RIDGE.
i)r. W. (!. Ient will speak to the
membeis of the Young Jlen's club of
the Chuuh of the (Jood Shepheid at
their looms, Kilduy evening, upon the
benellts to lie deilved fioni the gym
uiishim. Pndei the dlieclon of Jlis. AV. U.-en-Inugli
and Jits Penell, the Ladles'
Aid soelety ot the Asbury Jlethodlst
P.plscopal church will seive supper In
the (hutch p.ulois fioni ti to S o'llock
toinoiiovv evening
The Amity Llteiui.v soclet.v will hold
Its legulnr meeting at the home of
llniold Kennedy. ITJh AVashlngton ave
nue, on Tluiisday evening. Match U.
The lollowlng pi ogi amine will be icn-deied-
Hssay. ' King IMwnid AMI."
William Lindsay: "Our Lnke Trade,"
Jlonioe AVhitney. "i:pansluu" Lewis
Williams "Cotton," Chillies n, Tobe.v,
and sonic extempoinneous spec i his.
PREVENTED SEKIOUS EIBE.
Rug Ignited by the FalUnR' of
Swinging Lnmp.
While lMliolinau Johlei was lopnit
lug to police b,-ndiUiirter.s tiom tlio
putiol box at th toiner of Jlonioe
iiMiiue and Olive uivt nt ten o'clock
list night, the Hln III feminine dies of
"Help! Help"' iniig out
He huriled in the dliei Umi of th"
shouting and ni lived at the lesidence
ol eharle J. Welchcl. at Kis Quliuy
avenue. Just in u blazing nig was be.
lug tin own fioni u window
They weie making candy It' one uf
llm ruonis, ot thu houte. when, in i-oni
iiiunner, u laigo hv IiibIub oil lamp sus
pended Jioni the celling ovei turned
and fell o Iho floor with a eiash. The
oil was scatteicd in all dlieitlon-, Ig
niting a big rug on tho floor. That til
th le was toon a mass of tinmen nnd
foi the moment a serious tonllagiatlon
was threatened, f-ever.il of tho gltls
tainted and the excitement was stent.
Jlr. AVelthel bravely seized the nam
ing rug nnd cnnylng It to a window
tlueivv It out upon tho ground, pi event
ing "the setting the to the house. Jlis
hands weie Bijvorely buined by the
llanips, Tlidc was no olhei dimagi
dope
I
DUNMORE DOINGS
M12ETINO Or SCHOOL
LAST NIOHT.
BOARD
A Lai go Amount of Business Was
Transacted by tlio Borough Con
trollers as tlio Session Was tho
nist Held in Some Time Rev.
Lyman D. Weeks Will Deliver a
Lcctuio Tonight on "The Passion
Plnyi'Jopnuese Wedding Will Bo
Repented Other News Notes.
After seveial unsuccessful nttempts
the school board met last night with
Jlessrs. CoMello. "Webber, lrwlu and
Haggeity present. Jlis. James Oolden.
.Mrs. iatrlck Doud, Jlrs. Ollllgiin and
the William JteUonough ostnte wcte
eonerated fioni tliclf taet. A huge
number of lillln wen; ordeied paid, mid
the pay-ioll for month ending Jtnrelt
T. mnountlinr t .', 11.30, was ap
pt ov i,'d,
A lesolutlon was offeted by Jlr.
liwin eninov.eilng the olllccis of the
bojid to demand the books i elating to
the business of the boaid, of nny
previous olllcer ot the borough, and
providing for the put chase of such
books as may be requited to keep lu
the ftltuic a ptoper lerold of the
boaid's lluauclal condition.
This Is made necessaty fioni the fact
Hint the boaid Is eonftonted by an In
debtedness of nearly $JO,000, and tho
books aie In such n muddled condition
that It Is Impossible to unlve at tho
exact Miindltig. The bo.ud contem
plates an Issue of bonds veiy soon, nnd
bi'lotn this can be (lone u statement of
thu financial .conditio!, must be certi
fied to and filed with the cleik of the
i out Is.
The supeilnti'iideiifs lepoit showed
mi tii-ollnieiiL for the lust month of
i.t'O; avcr.iRc attendance, !.W; pei
(OiilaRe of nttelidnnce, S"). Superin
tendent Hovaid, who recently attended
a slate meeting of superintendents at
Hariisbtug, infoimed the boaid that
our schools compare veiy favoialily
with thos-o in the Capital dty.
Tonight's Lectuie.
Tonight the ticond of the seiles of
lectin es being given in the Jlethodlst
Kplseopal church will take -place The
ltev. Lyman V. Weeks, of S.ivie. will
deliver his famous lectuie on "The
Passion I'lny ut Obeimneigau In 1P0O."
Jlr. "Weeks has tinveled over 100,000
miles for tin especial purpose of study
ing people and things connected wttti
his subject. "Wheiever he has given
his lectin e It has been lccelved with
much enthusiasm. It is expected that
a laige audience wilt be ptcsent to
night. Will Repeat Wedding.
The Japanese wedding nnd enter
tainment iccently given in Hyde I'.nk
with such success. Is to be icpcuteil at
the Dudley Stieet Baptist chinch on
Tuesday evening, Jim eh 2ti, under the
auspices of the Ladle' Aid society.
It Is expected that this novel enter
tainment will be one of the most siu
(isstul affnhs of its kind held lieio In
some time.
Rev. Dieyei's Addiess.
ltev. P. C. II. Diejc-r. who has Just
letutncil fioni China, when- be was In
the midst of the icient tumbles, will
uiJdiiss a. Dueling In the Picsbyteilan
i Inn ih on Tuesday evening next.
The meeting will be under tlio aus
pices of the Young I-adles" .Mission
i lule. nnd without doubt the capacity
of the building will be tested at this
time, the til st opportunity of heating
about things in Chna tiom one who
was toimiily one of us.
Boiough Dievltles.
Jlis. Willi, un O'Connoi has ineivnl
her draft ftom the ltoytil Aiianuin for
$'.',000, the amount of the policy held
by hir husband, who met death on
l-'biuaiy 11. Although holding seveial
policies, this Is the lhst one to be paid.
At tin eongit Rational meeting held
in the Piesoylerian ehtiieh last night
foi fhe election of two eldeis. Alessi.
Oeoige Kaught and AVIlllam Itoblnson
weie chosen lor a teim of tlnee je.us.
A. J. Jluirny nnd son, Chailes. loll
jcstcnlay for Lopc-7, the scene of th"
new mining vcntuio in which Jlr. JIut
in Is liigely Inteiested.
Dr. J. IS. 'I.uvey has ictuined fioni
a shoit 'ilslt at AVIlllamsport.
Jhs. Chillies Itahei and Jlis Heniv
AVhei'ler. of Jeir.iyn, weio guests of
Jlis. 12. D. P.ovm.l ve.stenlav.
Thomas Young Is Indlspos'd at his
home on Blakely stieet.
J'eler Slegle. who left a shoit tl.ue
iil.il loi JleNlco. has leUuned. being
unable to stand the climate.
The family ol John Stew.ul. or
Chony stieet. left last night lnr Xew
Jlaniheslei, I. T., iliete they will inakft
their fiitine home. Jlr. Sl"wmt holdii
a lucrative position Pieie, where he
liar been fn sonn lltm
OBITUARY.
Mis. L. E. Buigess.,
Mi- I I. Ihimi. iui'1 fit Mil., ihul i
teiiln it I er In inc III NJ urf. JftT m I11ii'n
of oiilv time ilos" tluutluii She vv u tlui
iljiirfhiir ct mo if liii siiinb Ml Ik r win) opi mil
up tlilh gie.ii will), the Ijte Ijnin W llil-r, of
Nullh s, i mi, ,u 1 i mi with Inn vhen .1
i Ml I li"iu Vim llamp-liln , lu the 'in- she ni
SilJlilmi ki"W to in .i little setlliuieiil on a
null mjiI to i sou ml ila-s ill) ullli a popu
jil,m u( mil lOu )ii
she 1- -iiinIm'I In i IiuIhii,1, I. I'.. Iliuu'i",
u pet I nl i in lent ot the iinniitdi tmliiq; lint u!
the siuntou Mtilflnl llili I; (oiiipui)', .iml Iwn
iiillilien, Mi. .1. . 1'ike, ot W.-i.iliti,u, l
C, jii'l lUm llciiiiiiiui', ninioi- hoour i( the
llihttinlli Kklniiut 'Iho Iiuh-i.iI ,iii umniiiiiU
ii, o imt it him itimplttnl.
Mis. Maggie Sheet in.
Mo.. MjusIi' sheeilu, Jjisl .! )cat, died ie
tenia Jl I hi Until) lioiuc, old sirntou itnu,
jtter J. hrlit lllne. Sie , mubid b) .i ku.
ImiiiI, 1'ilrlik, in, I one iljiik'htii, Vlar.i.
I la (uurial jiniuUiKiliirnt "III ho mule lain
Mji.v, the V muiillw old il.ulilir of Mi .ili'l
Mm. I liti.lt I lte'.uikl, ot nil Muiiico .iiciuio,
dint u.nnliv. Iho iuiiei.it will lie lirM loni".
Iuh iideiiewn Jl J.,JI wMnk
John Beese.
lul. li l!,,e. nf 1 lillilll.it i-, llliil Mltl,j,'
iiioiniii .it tin' I.jcUju inn i liHplt.il uf i outer
ut Urn utoiniih IKiraxd" vj Jkdl U )cjm
mul foriiierl) un uhl rn-hlc'il ol tho Wft nlile.
He U .iintvid I') ine .
Ill tumul "111 he I" hi l'e;')l the lidileiin'
ct Mi. Ijtheiliio ItiOM', loinef oi I'llu Mr-ot
uiul luillehl ni nue, iu l'lhlj) at .'I p. in In
tiuiKiii In the Wjuliliuin tiert coineter)
Mis. M. T. Loughney.
Ml.. M T. boujiniv, ui Mllluw uticil, illdl
nl lm l.oine )ftenlj). liter a liort llliie s)C
U wiMlvrd by Int. huduinl Jul two (lilhlien.
I'uurrjl rollti later,
Mib! Julia Moflltt.'
Mr. Julia M"llilt, ol IV) ltllrual aicnue,
JONAS LONG'S SONS.
The Reason Why
The Annual Sale of Carpets, Furniture and Upholstery
Goods is attracting more than passing attention. Price is
not always the first-consideration, and so we find that
there are two reasons why this sale is of more than
passing interest: First the prices are the lowest the
present market will permit. Second -the styles are the
newest that money can buy. What more can we say ?
Furniture
Sideboards An elaborate buffet size sideboard, genu
ine golden oak, French plate mirror, ornamental, stand-ard,'bric-a-brac
shelves and trimmings, silvei waie com
partments and linen cabinets of generous tO OQ
dimensions. pvj07
Extension Tables Six foot extension tables, solid oak,
patent slides and bolt construction, heavy lluted "2 Of
legs. Choice of lound or square top OOD
Bedroom Suites 3-piece Bedroom Suite, dresser has
44 inch top, 22x28 bevel plate mirror, wash stand has 2
upper drawers and a lower receptacle: bed- 1 A Q
stead is ( ft. 9 in. high and closely paneled... . It-
Hattresses An honestly made mattiess, with extra
cotton top, closely side-stitched and tufted; any 1 OQ
size of one or two sections 107
vdructbtM
Washable Ingrain Carpets that aie worth lt7n
35 cents the yard Zrt v
Best All Wool Ingrain Carpets 50c
Tapestry Brussels Carpets 45c
Best Body Brussels, including the newest 1 'JC
Biglow and Lowell designs and colorings JU-J
Best quality of velvets, endless variety of AA
patterns 1-VV
donas Long's Sons
illui je-triiln dttcnmoii it 1 o'clock, il thi"
nje il ."H. ji.irj. Slii! Ii MiitUeil l.y om -on,
M.irtin Mnflitl.
Tlic tuner il will taKi plicp -it '' o'llmk sjt
iiriljj iiioinliii: tuiiii lluli I ius iliuiili lnlci
inenl ttill l,o nude In tie CVitlieili.il ciliietcn.
Mis. K. E. Weed.
Mi It. 1. tlml, .ifeil il jcr, ftfimerly ot
vt.i.wnjrt, ilinl .it tho Imm" of Iiei n.ii In li,
(ieiiicc ( otili, WM I'.iul .-lncl, I.Kt nislil
she .is strlikui tli jpiplew anil llnl with
In m hour sl,e Ii sun boil by her husband
mil tho fnlliiniii!; dillilreii! VIh, (oiko ( oMi,
liltt.ni! Wed and Mi I Link Corn. ,f ir
buti.l lie
Andiow Geistenekei.
Vmliew (.eiflimkir died .ietenlji it hi li,,ini
on Nmlli Sumner .ooimo. He h him bed I
iilr aw! oleht thlhlrcii.
'Ih" tuner il "ill ho hi hi Jl Iho hum ill sat.
lire ii it 1 in
THE ASSESSMENT MUDDLE.
City Solicitor Vosbuig's Plan for
Avoiding It.
The assessment inudille, which nianv
roiinrllinrn weie afraid would eijs-ue
when It eamc to collcctiiiR the full ten
mlllH !ey on all classes of ptopetty.
may be avetted for a year, aeeoidltn.
to City Solicitor VfislniiR, innvlilliiK
(ouiK'lls Jiaf-i. bcfoio Apill I. the tax
levy iitillnani'e Intioduced In sib'et
(ou'noll Tuesday nlffht.
The elty sollcltoi'w eontentlnn In that
while Seranton Is a city of the second
clnfcs, she will nintlnuo to oneinte
under tlilid-il.ist ill) laws until Anil'
1. Theretote If the ta oidlnanec levy
ing the lull ten mills is nasM'd befot"
th; seiond-il.iSH dty laws bet omc op
erative. It will leniiilll eri'eetlve until
the next Ihial ye.ii.
Next )e,ir. he thinks, the assessment
will have to be (lassllled and a kuuIii
ated lev) of full i.ites on built up
nmiifitv. ivviftliiids tales on lesldence
ptopett) and hall rates on uKikultnial
piopeity collocleii. Tno poshiniiii)' oi
colli t deeldlnu that ' Kiadnntdl hyvv
would have to be iidleeted tills )ear
will be ledmid to a mlnlinuni. he be
lieves, by the Immediate pa-yage of the
oidlnance
THE CHAMPION EATEft.
Daniel Costello Makes Away with
Thlity Sandwiches nnd Two Pies.
Daniel L'osteflo. ot Hellevile. pel lot Ill
id the .wdio'iomlcil feat on Tuesday
ulRht of citlutr no le.ss than thirt)
Kixid sUod hum Miiidw h lies and two
cust.ud pies. washliiB duvvn tin- mt.il
with sf.,.i dips ul iniic'P. Ill" iei
win pei loi ui d lu Just thiefiiiaiUM
ol un honi by the cluck
Costello nnd a uiciid weie lu a lunch
vv.iRon nt-.u the Kullio.ul oung Mcii'd
( hilHtlun ansocUHoii bulldlna at the
time and lie olToied to wager ."i that
he could e.it the Uivo niciitioiicd iUiin
tlty ol tond In nn houi. The ttlend
bet him ) Hint he couldn't and a Mo
ngieiil to pav toi the food consumtd.
I'nttellu won b . (unilir of un hour
und hlb tilu.d was out Jutt $7.L'J.
The lunchnian went betoie Aldeiniali
Millar jestuiday find swore to an ai
llduvlt setting faith the lads outlined
nbove.
NIGHT SUPERINTENDENT.
An Innovation nt the LncUnwnnnn
Hospital.
.MUs Kdlth llution, of New Yolk
rlty, bus enteied upon her dutleh us
iilsht ntpeilntendent nt the Jiicku
wiinnn hospltul. About thiec weeks
tiBo, as eehisvely announced In Tho
Tilbune, it wan thought advisable to
mBiiBf n iiIbIiI Hiipeilntendent at the
JONAS LONG'S SONS.
AMUSEMENTS.
I YCEUH THEATRE
"- mis . nt nut ndu: ieee.
J lit Ut, MatM.tr
DM, Ml. Ill OM V.
Thursday, Tlarch 14
TII0Ms M IllidVUlll llsfs VIssVi: Mil
I'l.'illll I HON
JUSTIC
Vn Vmriii 111 Din M th Vuienun iop
lin nl hpeiul i.iin Hie oilRllul llcul
llnllo nuirtelli
I'liim .'V . Vk '. i ami i
seali mi isile IiiomI.ii it n I lu
ii:inv M) fvintiuv ami sTLnn1
MMIMI.. MMIi 11 1) .M1 111.
MR. CLAY CLEMENT
li lbs l.duitl .hi l'rioi'dtlen ot
Bnioy Hohenstauffeii.
In li i lull I'bllu louiiH), th I
NEW DOMINION
Willi ill i!i"iM!" supportlui; I oinpjii).
I'lllll-s KmiiIiu 'k . V)i' . "'( ami ll
iihiIim. In -nil ''i' ihllilrru In anv paf ofl
the lions. I ,
s,,a, in si, M(lii(si)i. at li a in
ACADEHY OF HUSIC,
REIS&llUKOUNDUk llRRV A. BROWN
Uniiageri anil Icisecf. Local Mamser.
Vl.l lllls ttl.l'h MV1IM.I 1IMI.Y.
The Keystone
Dramatic Co
in ni'.pi.inoiiii.
llmrslii I umi, l.sciie, Horn the t-iv"
1 itdiv l.uiau. Dixie Laiul'!
sjiiiiil.iv I iiiimii i lulu sulci Onlcu'' I
M. N. l Wl.t.k
MAY FISKE COMPANY,
IN lli.l'l.l.lolltl.
NewGaietyTheatre
AM ti Hl.fllilNoriiN Manajcr
Tluee Days Commencing Thursday
Matinee, Mnrch 14,
Manchester s "Crackerjacks,"
hoipit.il .Mis Hutton will pei foi in thel
same itnu lions a.s .Miss Ktamcr doei
dtiilut: the dn.v. lm in?? cntlic tontroU
of the building: allci ulghttall
Jliictofore It hus been found necesj
s.uy iu awakdi .Miss Kramer ut all
lioitis of the nlBht tm various cause.'l
and the Intrndui lion of the nlBhl
supc'ilulendent will do aw a) with al
tlll-
MIs- llutton was In chaise of v'
hotpltal last Humiiui while Jft
Kiamer was uwa.v on hei v.icitlou.
A LITTLE SNOW STORM.
The Inch oi So That Fell Was of a1
Nnsty Vniiety.
What 11 Is to he hoped was the last
snow of the siason hegun falllnc lust
utelit about 11 o'do(k. ami continued
until after 1 o'ebn k. It was wet nnd of
a peeullaily nasty ailety. and when It
had rensc-d falllliR theio was nhout tui
Inch and a hall of Vlush ot the slush-
lest kind on the sldevvulks
The icmpeialiiio didn't ihop at alii
lenmlnlttK puietknlly Htatlonary at 41
tU'Biees,
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