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BURKE
BUILDINGj
TWENTY-PIVE MEN
ARE DISMISSED
ALL LAID OFF IN DELAWABE
AND HUDSON SHOPS.
Tor Rciiisinp to Work Overtime
Without Extia Pay, Machinists In
tho Locomotive Department Ave
Summarily Discharged A Strike
Will Probably Bo Oidorcd Today.
Grievance of Long Standing.
' A uhulPMile tllSfhui-Bi' uf niiK'liluists
took pliiu- lust evening til tttlUliiK tlmo
in the locomotive shops cif tlio lel.i
vtmc iiiul Hudson tttllioail in HiIh c Ity.
Aft a result, tin le.M nt the men flu
idity d Hun' will, In till likelihood, ie
liiMo to wink thin nuiinlns niilcm tho
ill-.rlKii'Kril men tire lolntttatcd. If thlh
Is not duiio, ii sonurnl Mrlke of the
iii.ichlnlHtn. pi'ilmpii I'XtondliiK to other
part" ol Hip in.id, nmy h the tchiill.
, I'iir Miiiio time tho inut'hiulHt's haw
Ik en nuupliiliiliiR b p.tiifij they enulil
not sci'iui' i H. i p.iy for mi'i'tlme.
winking on Smithes .mil because nit
noxious rules have been In ton p.
Two weeks imit tlio inni notlllod Man-
ttr Mechanic, ltoiiuio thut tlu?y would
not woil; .my 111010 oMm time unless
. Ihpy civ p.ild lime itnd n iiuaiter for
II. Tlil't, IIip. uiKid, was h"-b than vva.s
p.ild lu other hliups. notably Dickson's
.nut Ibo JIpI.iw.hp. Uiekuvvauna. and
"Western in Heianloii, and no nunc
. than was paid .it Hip other end ol the
line. Tlip 111.11 liliiisls lu the 1op.iI uiil
ro.ul shop:, aie thmoimhly orpinUed.
, Lust night, jn.-t Ueinie tinip to quit
. work for llu- day. a shuHliiK broke in
the loponiotlM' &-lit and Mr. lleniilc
detailed .1 nuiribcr of men to htay over
time and IK it. The men refused to do
HiIh woik outside of tlielr tegular
lioui'.s unless tlicy received extra pay
for it. -Mr. KPiuiie, it is auld, immedi
ately dlsLlMrsed twenty-live of Hie
. men.
Wold via.s at oupp tcleRtaplied of the
oceuiienip to tlie national heailquai
tPi.s of the inai'lilnlhth In Wahliinnton,
and it was the heller in thi.s 1 ity last
night that a Mi Ike will he ouleteil this
moiniiip.
Mr. Kennle w.ih interviewed hy a
Trlbtiuu icpoiler last c cuing. When
iihkud the iiuson for the ilit.eh.uso of
the men, he at tlist pn'tended to he
Bluntly aim pi Ned at the 111 h that hue!:
an event hail taken plate. When Hie
icpoiter pret-tui hiui to i-tate his hide
of the case, he said he had nothing to
say for publication.
"It is a. matter between the Delaware
unil Hudson company," he mid, "and
their men. I have nothing to do with
It, and 1 pieter not to say anything'
for puhlli .ition."
b'onie ol the machinist;-, however,
wcic lump leady to talk. They s-ald
that 11 number of obno.lous niles had
bom made by Mr. Ileunle since his ad
vent heie as master mechanic a tew
months ago. Hi; succeeded a very
popular man, W. It. .lohnson, of this
city, who N now with the Intei national
t'oripspondenie Schools of f-ei.uiton as
traveling lectin er on niephanipal wink.
The men who weio dl.sphiiiged weie
nearly all tho he-t woikniPii in the
shops and most ol" them have been in
the employ of the company tor many
M-ais. On" ot them said last night:
"W don't want to i.iit.so a strike,
nor be untuir to the lomp.inj in anv
-iv.iy. We do not wish to put (he. toad
, to any ImonvenictuP. AVe have winked
too many jears hi the shops ui do that.
Our only object in letusiug to m-i
overtime is tu get what all other 111,1.
plilnli.to in this pmt of the country .tic
getting, extra pay for iwtra woil;. Wo
feel wo ,uu light. Never In the his
tmy of Hip shops iu thi.s idly have the
men been treated as they sue now. In
other plm-ps they get time and .1 half
for ovti linn', double tune for .Sunday
woik and cmi.i pay for holidays. Wo
git only single pay, no nnittei how
niinli extra time we put In."
Theie n it- Hem l,".u to i'uu men em
ployed in the Deluwaie und Hudson
machine shops heie, and if they all go
out this moining mattei.s will assume
n serious aspect.
Hefou Mr, Kennle assumed chaigo
of the o, oinullw shops the men ..m.
ployed their- always got time and a
quarter for the extra hours they put In.
MOON ELECTED.
Although Common Council Did Not
Reorganize Ho Ik Made City Cierk.
AftT ft wuli of oei an hour on the
I ait of llu K'-publkaii membi'is of tin
common council last nlghi mid after
an adjournment had bom taken to
Moud'iv night, f'ity Solicitor Ktuiiit
ieet.'ed his opinion of last Monday
mid said Hint a joint sitslon of the
councils uuiH be held loi the purpu-,0
in' 1 lei ting n elty elerk.
The members ot the ;un biaileliPS
then illid bfiPl: and X, !,. aimjh ns
umi.lliat d lur the ollke ol elty elerk.
lie pceled toiiiifoii votes and had
n.o, ii(Hiaitinu.
The adiiiiiiiied meeting or councils,
hlcli was eoiitlnued fioni Inst Mou
tlay, when Hie coiniuon poiuielt fulled
to 1 e-organize on account of u dcud
loi k, ,u. tailed li. inei t tit S u'cloek
last night. After an hour of lutlle
waiting, l.uwi'ver, the Ilepublleau mcill
b('l, Mho Wfiit aleiie Into tho coun
cil loom, had t;ieik Lutim, call tlio
mil, the talluio of a quorum to o
prefcnt was noted and 011 motion of
Thompson the, session vns adjoin und
to meet Monday evening ;it b o'clock.
livery uuniber of tho common 1 01111
rll whs In the city building lust night.
The Itopubllcan nitiubeirs went into tlio
council chamber and then awaited tho
oinliig or their Dcmoi t.itl; coiitMgues,
TJn-JiUer, however, did not take their
tegular heals, but hold a prolracled
c.iuciib in Hie cl,y ciig!mer'H ollli-e,
whli h was in duiliiiesb. The HepublN
i-aiis it'iuwcd their olfer lo compiomlse
Ci f'ollliiB, oim of Hie Democrats, tor
(lialrmun, mid ut onu tinio It looked
as though tho dcul would go thiough.
Tho Demociatlo ntPiiilieis polled this
rnlutlon of the dltllculty, though, ,y
naylng tPut If Collins was to be nomlu.
USE ALLEN'S FOOF-EASE
, jiowdcr Id lo tli-iUn into t lie tlioc. vui
lilt Iccl fcuollui. niituui jihJ ibiup, jmJ ,', t
tired tuallj. If ou luiu ucliliiv feel, tiy Allur,
loul-Ujf. It iiot IIh feci am) nukca new tr
ti'iU sho.'ij ui. Culm CiillljUiiik. tuolli',1,
tuutii- fort, IiIUUid Jil tulluuo iots. id.
Iiur 10111 uii'l liuninm of .ill ijIm ju.1 !,,,
rrtt and confuil.Try It loJj.v. solil l,y j aiu,'.
ii-U Jli'l shoe il"jli'lj.ij irnlb. 'I1I1I uiKi;,'
till L. Aililiun, AII111 s. UliuiliU, l.i Jv, .N, i.
i I n
srfMTJh WMIWM'ASV' VVVV ..-.., ..iv.
.. . OLD, 0423
ntpd they should tin It. Ah the ltepub
llcans fell Hint they had r.rfpied ovpi y
llllllg In li'itmn to break the lie and
proceed to buslups's, this was asking
a little loo much, und they lefuspd.
Mr, CoIIIiih wiih ,tt one I hue iihuost
peistmded to cnti'i' the chuiipII cham
ber and In fills the i.tioritm on the ptout
1'ie Hint lie would receive the lull vote
of the itrpubllcall.s, but bo went buck
lo consult lilt ciii'Mislitg rotnrudps
lu thu city englncer'a oiIIip, and he
did not romc back, so th' golden cluuipc
was loil.
A large cicwd of dhiappoliiteil spec
tatois was ill fldeliee. all pli pared to
see ut least one ballet taken. Tli-
lameness of the waiting mliiiites dW
gustcd most of them.
At !t,0"i o'clock I'lerk l.ofliK called
the loll. Mess-rs Thompsoii, Whllllcld,
Mone, livans, .John Abistcifi end W.
II. MiiHleis, nil Kepubllcnm. icspoiid
rd. As tin 10 was not a quoiuni pies
cut, Mr. ThompHon nioveu an iidouni
mint until Mundny night, 'lileh was
r greed lo.
Then 1 Lilly, Ibo Joint session with Mr.
Moon's eh 1 Hon ns city cloik.
HOLY THURSDAY.
Tho Ceremonies in St. Roso Chinch
Yesterday Moining.
Holy Thursday services at the Un
man Catholic 1 lunch ol" St. ltose ib
1. 1111,1 jphterdiiy moining weie of a
most solemn and bill lesfhe n.iluie.
The roreiui. tiles big.m by the eelebia
tlon of a high mass at T.ru o'i lock, at
which th"tp was a viiy luigf lougie
Katliin. Very Jtev. Thomas I'. Collev,
V li.. was the celebrant, assisted by
Katlieis Coiman and Ltlxoii.
Alter the mass the leiemimy of ie
movlng thi. lilisicd Saviumeut to the
lepotltoiy took pliuc. A proi is-ion was
totmed and moved "low l up (he main
aisle and down the lei I ai'de to the
plai e usually occupied by St. .lo.-eph's
altar, wheie the consecrated paitiele
mis deposited. The lepository prrspnt
ed a beauteous and elrisU I'ppcaianee.
It was dinped with white between the
candelabia, decorated with hundieds of
blooms and lighted with seines ol 1 .in
dies. After the eerjiuony ot placing the
sacrament in the lppositoiy the pio
cession ic-foimed and went back to
Hie high nlt.il. Thousands of woishlp
pers visited the clmiib yesteida.v. In
passing the ii posltory, the taithlul, In
stead of making a g.mullexion with one
knee, go down 01: thrit two Kiic".- on
Holy Tluirsdii.
Today, ftood Frlduv, the mass' ui tlio
r le-sanc tilled will be celebiated and
the Hlessc d Sacrament will he can led
In pioicssion aiound the eluiich and
baek to the main ult.'i. M 7..!0 p. m.
the Stations ol the Cio-s v ill be nclted
and the nimu.il eolleetlou lor pieseiv
lllg the holy places will be taken up.
Tomouow moining at "0 llieie will
be Hip blc-.-iiig 01' llu. H.-sler water
find baptismal font. blPsshiP ol the
Ii"hul 1. in lies and lighting ol" the
new tlie.
A COMPLICATED CASE.
A Sensational Collection of Cases
Tiied Befoie Aldeimnn Delevan.
On Wednesday evening Aldeiin.iu 11.
.1. Delovuu, of the Sixth w.nd, had a
eoniplicated uise, with charges and
counter charges of a nauseating ehar
acler befoie him. The oiigin.il eh.nge
was amplllled and pxlcuded until it
eoveied almost evei thing in the cate
gory of badness.
Came Stiles ami Ultima Mi den, two
girls, staited the finable b, cliarging
Antonio Pugliese with maintaining a
disorderly homo and selling liquor'
without 11 lii ease. The Hi don gill
swoio she had bought beer fioni I'ug-lie--e
and di.ink it on tlie ptemNes. The
Still s gill swoie she had been in Tony's
phue all day last Sunday and hud be
come so intoxicated theie she uuild not
leave the. house. Alter that she said
she could not lcnieinber Nvliat da of
the wick it was tli.it she was theie.
Tony had seeii or 1 lght witnesses lo
plow that he did not sell heer at his
place, but Instead conducted .1 little
.stoic whtre he sold candy, peanuts,
tobacco, eti . I'm ie Stiles, who Is only
a little over sixteen yeais old, told,
without a hlusli, that she was so tliiiuk
011 Sunday, hi Tony's place, that she
couldn't tell her own mime. A little
while alter she testllied that she saw
Nolo, give Tony ten cents lor two
bottles of beer. Tony was held lu S.'lui)
tor keeping a bawdy house and ?;00 for
selling liquor without a Ikense.
Then the two gh Is, Caule Stiles and
Ulnora Hi den, nut with a surprise.
They were anesli.il on thiee chaiges,
fornication, lewdness and pi'ijury. The
latter charge was buuic'it by l'uglles',
tllie of the slioliee-, p 'lilts against
1 lit-lit was the (net thai ''mil had swoiu
She would be nineteen e,u- old 011 her
next hlilhday v. ben .is b. allldavits
made by their motheis it was seen thai
Cairle Stiles is but sixteen years and
No! a Hiydill seventeen .MMls old.
Cattle has nliculy been In the coutilv
Jail, Wednesday night, lu the pieHonee
o a iiiurt loom full of men and no
women pteseut, tluse viniug girls told
tales of s'luiineless eondllct and wuilloll
behavior, wllliout hesitation, So ills,
gustliig was their recital that some of
the mule aiidtioi ett the uiuit room
in Hie midst of 11. Tim aldeimaii held
each of thu glils lu JjOU on the eluirges,
which wiih iinulhhed by Henry Pit ice,
A LETTER FROM MANILA.
I. M. Kenyon, of Foil Townuhiji,
Tolls of Lifo in tho Philippines.
Plivatwi J. VI, Keiijuu, of Kill town
ship, bus si in 11 ktter to his lather iu
Itlchiuoiidale, telling of his cpcilenees
In Hie new possession of the t'ulted
Slittis. Mr. Krnon, who is well known
lu HiIh lily, is with tho Vitteeuth In
tantry. Culled Stales icgulars, Ho has
seen service In Cuba. In china, and Is
now in Manila. lie suj.s in his letter:
"I am now lu tin' town of Maub.iu,
11 is a small town on thu uoitheusl
1 oust of Uiizoii, 11 pi city place, with
good water and hwi buezes. Wo are
living lu the Spttiih'h bin racks, vililch
tlio huge. ui)d lomiy, Wo have the
whole autlnulty Ittie, mayor, invent!"
collectors and all. 1 don't tlilnl: w
shall ted any more, lighting
"We lett Clunu 011 Nov, .'t und weie
about a mentli nu tho iianspmi; It
was a tedious journey. We laid lu
Manila h.iv four (lavs 1 ml u, iwk
allowed to go ashoie, 1 did not ,su
iiovvuia, nu no ictt banta, Hosa about
Die. li and vvenL In the Southnm 11.
ands. They me putting the vnluutveih
iniougn, as iney win ne uiscliuigoil
toop.
t wish ou lould see these people
( I 'Phone:
go to chut ch. There Is a large church
licit' und it Is open every day. They
all till 11 oil I, About i.iiie bnre-ronl-oil,
but veiy clean. They wash and
put clean clothe tin every day. They
aie offering ifM) to enlist again, but
I h'tvc had enough and will letitru
home soon."
TRI-MONTHLY MEETING.
Tlio District Total Abstinence Asso
ciation to Meet Here Sunday.
On, ICaster Sunday the convention of
the Klrst District Catholic Total Ab
stinence union will be held In this elty
In St. Hose hall, The business session
villi begin at L'.SO p. m. Two new socle
ties villi bp lppiesenteil at this con
veiiHou, the Knights of father Muthcw
of this city and a lodge fioni Oly
phnut. father Cut ran, of Wllkes-Hone. the
diocesan irctldent and national nons
uit r, Is epccted lo be heie In time to
address the convention beiorc its close,
owfhg lo his pailsh v.T.ik he will not
In able to get lfie at the. commence
ment of the session. lie villi also de
llvir Hie (Veiling pennon in St. lto.tc
( lllll I'll.
District I'iPsldPiU William Peel
and
now
tin Knights of Father Malheur sue
completing m rungf incuts lor the
teitalnuienl of Hie delegates to
cn
ths convention.
CHILDREN'S SERVICES.
The Sunday School of St. Paul's
Lutheran Chtuch to Observe Good
7i iday.
At the tii'imau Lutheran chtuch tSt.
Paul's) this evening at "i.'iO o'clock the
1 hildiou of the, Sunday s-cliool will hold
speUal services, commemorative of
Ciootl Frldti. 'i'lie P,ev. I. D. C. Wlttko,
of Christ Uvangellcal Uutheran chinch,
of Scranlon. will pi each a sennon to
the young people and there will be
special musical services under the tll
lection of Pi of. f'row ell. The pio
gi amine Is as lollows:
I'iiIhiIo.
t IliiiuhN iniir. .No. 1 1. in suiiiliv s,i,
1 mm, li ioiiim;,Mtln, .No. II I.
II up.
Altai oiiiic.
Iliiiui No. ij'i.
senium, l,v l!i. I. I) (. WaiKo. m su.innin
111)1 1111.
I luliliin's
Ilium Nu
'lur, N". .1
11, l. llu
I'llRlllll't NiIISTs."
111.11 '.Ml i' ui, (luuni; t lie
I'MIHIIIlllli'll,
Aiiii'iuuii nu lit',
ll.i inn -'iT.
I'.-tlu I.
Glanville-Lazaius.
VI no', 11 mi Wcliicdie .it hili-lim, Kii. 1,.
1-.. Muoliik, .i-tni ot the M.llioilL-.t l.pi-riiiil
iliuii.li, iinilcil 111 iii.iliiniony Lrnct It. l.I.in
Mile, ol tins (Hi, uii'l Mi-s Suio I.jjru-., of
hmi:l 'Ihe iniiplo uric .iltimliil by Ml. .111J
Vli tonitiHi .N. snul'i, ot Pill.is. I till i
l.u y;iu-u t.iit-i.lo tlio fiimlii'i ni tlto ion.
ti.n tills pntiii who pu-ont. 'I lie lirulo i.n
.ittirid ui .1 kov ii ol liluo s.j tin .mil i.iuto.l
.i 1iriitiit it i million-. Ah. .mil Mil (am
illlo will ir miii' ;m to In'UM'kn pinur in tliU
ut
Good Priday at the Postoffice.
..oil I'mlii In nu .t liR.il liolnli, tlio loc.ll
pri-toitlip will nli-mo it .i- follo,: llic lioiiii,
lor 'rni'i.il Ini-iiiisH will In noni I .i. in. In
1J noon, lime will In one ei.cr.il ilolnc5 .unl
olio lui-ino-s ilihiui ,v (,iiin.i-, flic Inlily
Will In opoil foi lo,ktjo uuild". onh fioni I! -JO
p In. to I) lt p. III. .No Illotii olilil ni u m
ti ln-ii . will h' lim-.uliil.
Ai rested for Laiceny.
I'llHO s it.,, ,i HimIui. 1. Ml) ill l.lkll .mil
Winitis Hull weio .nu-ipil ii-tohlia .liteiiiooti
on I lie mllipl lllil ol WtMi'V lloll-, of lllflcul,
win, iIihj'iiI t lit in with Ihe lhclt ol .i ..'"lii
winli lli'lii linn. I he .(ii il 1 1 1 1 e i-ponl the nmlit
in tlie i il Jul .mil will hiio ,i he iiiul- lliis
inoiiuii.
Cottage Fair Postponed.
'tiic foi of the CotUso Uu-c ioniiui. w'niiii
li n I'Liii mnoiiniiil to loininenio on VlumMy
t mng. pn l"i, hit lipoii po-tponul foi two
or Ihue work-. I lie ipiioii foi t lii-, li l-cuii-,'
tho ltu!iinptoii-t 1'itlns will l.esiii then two
wiek-.' mi ion in s, !,,e cliurih on tint ilite.
Meetings Tonight.
I'.ilr-inie lomin iinlir, ,N'o. II, Kniuhl- Icni
pl.ii .Iniiloi Hull l lulled VinriKiii Meiliinii",
l.iikiwiinni I'm iiiipininl. o. Ill, linlipoii'li nt
Dnlei Oilil IVIhiM-.
l'lhlii r.irnhi Sniil i lull.
Piomiit Pnymont.
'I lie in-in.mte if 'llioini-. li. mil, of V,iiiilhn(r,
who ootninilliil i-iaihle on Moinlii IliKht, was
siltKI lo ti'liL'l.ijili mi Weilneilii hi tip ium.
pmv 'I hi-. I- tin. til -t ilniiii In t )!-. rily to
he ui hi tihsi.ipli in i i-o ot ili'illi.
A Boy Dead.
ll.lllllolol I'. .Illllltl', sell of V, mil Ml,., .lollll
IihUi. of Loi nil -tlt-Pt, ilinl Mpilnroili.v ommi.
III.', .lltll lllll" lll.ls' llIlK". Wl pll IIIIIOIli.l,
lie w ii ii i (,ni .unl II inonllii olil 'Ihe liniiul
will li' In hi llili Jlliiiiooii ,a ;: o'l.li'ik.
Good Priday Services?.
Ihrie will ho KMihi.i in loiniiifiiioi.nion of
Ion il I'lillll .ll thi lil-l t OIIBIlVJtlolHl i lnui.li
llili in nlii.- .H 7. .n o'i look.
At tho Opeia House.
Tni-ili iiikIiI -'Thii Mill '1111111".."
The Pasbiug Tluong.
I n 1 Ih.ile Iim irtiniicil fioni .Nc' Voik i ity.
Ml-. I,. 1,. l.uM.lni-1 lun lirou on Hie t-lt k li-l
lor MMUl lll.lr.
Hum I,. Mo.-ed. ol scniiton, is (he siient of
.Ml. jiiJ Vis, s. Siiu'ii.
L. A. lla-sfrtl ritniind .icstrpliy from a hud
ins tlip lo New Voik.
,iioiinl Huuiit .Vlloinpy l-nijis ilnmer is III
tit hit home on Unto avuine.
IU lil.ae Alkln-ui It. home (loin Wiomimj
euiiinii' loi tliu l)jlcr N.i(..iticn,
Wtnle in tills Ul.v Hifliop 'I .ill.ot wji .1 curt
ut Ihe Immo of lr. II. Jlauvillc, on Not tit
MjIii tlrrn
tlr .lollll W, WhitP, if StlPlllll mrnne, Im
leliiriml lioin ,i wrtU'b visit wilh or puciils
at I oily I'oit.
Mi si ImIicIIp IIihcic of llili ill.i, ami h-.
John IIoimmo, of Wllkci IIjiii, p( jrciijy
(or a wnk' i-it in .Ml Mill. I il.,.
li- Him Iti.niolili, of WjUlllillJ MNIIIIiai,!',
ii iiiiIiii; her 1. itcr ucitlon at the hemp of
lur inn If, .1. I". llPtiioliN, on VNiinnliii; ellfit.
Hi. Ilui I,. Miikm iilniiii.il to I'liiljilclphl.i
iii-tiiiUy , .illcr i hihf visit ullli ii luuiit,
Ml', .unl Mm. H Miiict, soiitli Miin utirct,
llimj l. MiiKer, ci , .nut 1 inl lions, of .New
Vol I. tit, will i-inii.l DjiIoi- wllli Mi, ju.1 Mrs.
Sillrflf.
To due a Cold in One Duy
'lake l..i,ithe Ilioina t'ilnln 1'atlcU. -Jji. '
JESSUP,
.lulii sncci.i ,us j bmlnefs tallir in berjnton
ilii.
1 be (uncrjl of .John Mirtlnutk took place from
hi? lite 1101119 citcrila,v, It u lirgcly attiml.
cd, a iiiiiiil'cr ct tudcllis ol whlili vir, Mrnl
in.uk was -i member Indus; ir atlcmljucp.
Among thou.' wcte h St. I'jiil'e ami I lie. I'lil
tnl Mine Woikcu ol Amerii.i. Uchm.miI watalso
a pioinlnciil iiiviiibu of the new l.'icik Cdlho-
tic church, fntcimcnt was raids in the Oly
pliant cemtitry.
Ihe Dolpti local, tdikV, alltnilt'l llic funeral
ol an llalUn, who wm killer! Iiy helns thot at
the Dolpli mine, Tuwilay,
Mls Hlnltreit Doughcity waj a caller In Ot
plittit rstriiay
A eommltteo la making arrangcmcnti lor a
focld lo take place at Sweeney's lull, Momlayi
April l.V, tor the lirnefll of Patrick Langitt,
who It 4 ponlcntanl In the coming lair which
la lo open at the St, .tamcj lull, K.tter Monilay.
JERiHYN AND MAYFIELD.
Mut. Ilcniy i-ohy, an ued l.nlj icclcliiia; on f-'c
fllnl ulncl, met with a pulnful accident nhont
o o'clock last ctenhnt. Miu was In the ililckcn
.inl at the rear of llu- lot mol In cenic inanner
tripped and fell heailly to the ground, t'pon
altcinplhiR to ilic she found licrirlf tnialile lo
do to. Tlicro was no one In the hou at the
tinio hut her Inuliand and he U tick und unable
In leaie tlie home. Mn. Sohy irniiiunl whcic
flic fell for tome time until her ctlcs atluctcd
Ihe .iltinllon of IMnanl lloascr, who nu pais
liifr. tlo ccrrlcd her Into the home where lie
hah .itlcndfd by Dr. S. P. !).nl, Hoisted b.i lr.
Vf J. Milclil". The phjulclnii nie ot (lie opinion
her (IiIkIi Is ellhrr illslocalcd or friclnnil. hut
were imiblp last iiljht to nay poslthclv which.
'Ihe Iiilnbci3 of Mlipah IiuIkc No. 115, Itanglt.
tern of ltcbckah. behl .1 bov social i n Wwltiw
day cirnloi,' which largely attendul .mil
milch enJoid. Durlnic the ncnitiR an entertain
ment was nlun In which MImcs Ubby und M.i'
llcnwood, Ma i. iti .I.HIK-, Clio Carter. Nellie
Huindi, Cliil.t-n sohy. Mini lllll. I'nirni Ifob
rrt, Mr. MtlioUs Henii'tt and U A. Orecn .md
Itlebard Hawkins took part, tin pntritulmiiciil
iiinsiMlna; of vlcal and nsttunient.il olo, iccl.
titlons, illalpRue. trio .md quartette.
t'hllo Snidci, an old scleral) of Ihe lllll w ir,
t hoes niilid has litely heroine initial lined. .M-ln-iliy
uddenl,v dlippeiuil lioin his houir and up
to ,i lie hour li't cieiiiui; had not letluued.
tli'liiK lo hN condition bli wife and friends 'tie
lon'ldciably wirtlrd old Ids ilsippe.iiiin.e,
Wiuil was leieiied tl eienintr t h it i mm an
incline Mi-, snijer's Hrsirlption bad be-u te, n
down the alle and I hlrf of I'olli e Millinley
went to Aichbild and Oil pli l n t to make lulls
tigition but with whit n-'iilt we weie muhte
to lc 1111.
lliiihl link has ii-Ieiifi hi- po-ilion ,n fr
tlou bom "ilth the Delaware and llud-ou coin
pini .in.l intends to po upon a firm, tie i mc
Ktdcd In Mr. (.'.iiln, it Miiuli I hunk
VV T. Ilobeil, of Miin lrerl, wis a "u.inlon
l-itor .icttcula.
1 lie borough lour.iil will hol.l tlcii ie;uUi
nionthh tncctliipr this rsctiiiic-.
A child of .lames P.iii-on, ot 'llilrd -tiicl. i-i
ill of bronchitis.
lies. Vajnjnl It. Ilioinpion wont to iii niton
i'tcrdiy to ni'it Vie. rhoinp-on .mil rlilld, who
Imp been spending ferei il weeks .it Hufl.ilo.
Arthur .tcnkln-. ol I'lmhleiu'e, lias ampleil i
position as a-i.aut In Dr. S. D. Palls' itiu
store.
PUNMORE.
At the Methodist Kpiaoop-il church conceit lait
niglit a laiije immlicr weie pruent ilnpltr the
Ir.ilcmcrcy of the we.ithei. The pvccIIcikp of
the prourammp imdercil moic than npald tin in
foi any di-coinfoils thei mn hup -ulleicd.
1 he oprniriK nunihci bj Krne-l llmaid w -. i .'
ducd iu that plaicfs u-ii.il capable manner, tin?
it the licit executed and most cnjo.iable niiintv ra
on the progrannnr wa the woik of Lctoi I..
WL upon the mindohn. 'I he -ulo enlithd
"L.iplHc" lis Vli-5 Elsie Towell, of the liiei'u
Ulilijc 1'ieib.itiH in ilniri.il thou, was Ming lu
tint usuil hippy inannci tint ba niitle bei -nib
a laicinitc entertainer. Vhs, ltuby Vo-t was un
mually plcaiintj lat nipht in hci lendilton of
thai olnrmlng "lullibj," In C.eninni VH
May " no I lilt plc-ncd cieiiboily bi tlie ra-i
maimer that she uaic the "Violin l.int.1-."
The- nunibere. tiy the choir as well .is the woil,
of the ipiarti ttt-V weir snen in .1 uialiiiei Hut
utamps the iiuinhci tluicof as imi-ii. l.m-i ol iu
nu -in abiliti.
The tiz.ur foi wlinii th- Ladies' Mil soiuly
o tlie I'ic-liiUiiiii t Inns It Ii.im In on pirpunu
foi seieul mouths will lip behl on 'lluu-diy and
1'iiday nliflitn of next wnk In udd lollows' bill.
l.aiKP iiumtltici of bciutltul ami u-iful .iiliil"
li.it e In en prcp.ncd for lids ouaslon wbiib no
il. ulit will lin.l i ic.uli mp, .vii inteie-iiuK pi"
(; iiiiuio of uuiiEcil and lite orx ich'itioin will be
lii.deied t.i'h i.u iiins and lihl iilii-liiu ills will
h' mud both oieiiliu-..
'Ihe loiiiiilon of .Miib.ul Mm. ill in, who was in
juiid at the I iiiou Ciih stoie-, inenti, I- -lilt
touicwbat -iiiou-. llu at If mlniir pbioiiia'.
d.u lint he may hair smieicil mm iiileiuil iu
pun-.
tleoiRp ll.iip"i. i nu mbi i' if lodjjp Mil. Indepen
ihnt tinier ot udd 1'cll.wii. has been ileite.l lo
Ibo oiln e ot di-tuil iliiiit raud mi-til tui
llili diiliict li Ihe rn-uiii!; tcini.
William Itlhy, ot 'lliioop stun, i- niiliiiini
Willi a poicicattiik ol ipiinn at In- homo.
.lolin I'oiili, ol lllikili stiu-i, i- ipuir ill it
Ills honie.
I lliiiuiclou Voiiuc. now iu hi-Milieu f.ii lu
the nieiln i ihpiiimeut ot the I'nlin-lii ol
I'cniiit llama, I- 'iHlidmi; hi- . nation with ins
piients on Dunkci itiecl.
Bo'ses Given Away
On siiin,i,,y mid (in; puicli.i-r inioiiiitiii. to
si. mi we will .'lie ,i beiiiiiuil I.i-lii I!o-e
TAYLOR.
'Ihe fuiiei il of tho lite Kbezlcl Willi un- took
plup iroin hit lite biiiio on lajlui ,-ticct Mid
neidaj aftniioon and was imllc Incrly .ittind
cd. s(,M,r, ,rc ie,j (. j,j, jjie home ami ion.
iliKlnl li Ihe lloi I), I, l.di.aul-, putm of
the Mi Mi tliplii-t i hills li. Hip Knight of the
(tolilen I;.irIp, oi whit h Hie ilnei-eil w.i- i
uiembii, atleuiled In -i Iw.l.v. At Ihe i lo-e 'I
the M'liiiis tlio iimiitn weie Inteiicd in the,
Toie-r llonic cemcler. Ihe pallheiieis weie;
'IIioiiiii. Ilo-mr, .lolin .lone-, Itlilianl Winliis
lolin I) ivd-oii. .lolin IIioiiih .unl III. Iijh llci 111,
Ihoic fioin out of town wlio .iiiindfil the oh.
seipiies who: l. and Mi, .lolui Mm lis, hf
'Ihouiis, o( I'l.siiiouth; Vh, and Mis John .lone-.,
of Hide I'aik, and Ml-. .Mm Maid, of )uk-r.ti
III.
'l.ilo, P.uip and Viihhild mhri will be pih)
tomouow ol Hip llllei put of VI lull.
'llic I eiiliny Hive roiup.ni n, 'i i i.,n.
iluct llii'lr fa my tali at Wcliei'n link next wnk,
couiuieiiiiii:; Apill ''. and ...iillnulnu bu Ino
iiIkIiI-. Two lilli';,' Hip louipmlii, will be
pie.riit cam iM'uins. 'Hi" bien-h-, wlibh is
belnp ihaiiii'il oil, ii alluding much lntcnx.t,
Vlinoota tribe, No, CI7, Inipioied tlrijei of
lied Mm, in-tailed Iheh nculv dcilrd odiirn
on VVcdnirdai cicniii., a- folloiif: 1'iophd.
Aitluir Minion; ratheui. Ikiuki1 Pairy; niih,
tiganioir. Dub, D. Cillhlh.-; iinii r.iiiiion
"inuiil liiucel chief of iiiord-, V", (i, loiw
ills; a'siilaut, llioiius Miuuelii kieper of
m inipiim, .limes Miplciou; tiustic. .limn- I'ab
mei; rtpiescntalltc lii Riaml ,01111111. Ditld
ricitlMin; altrriialr, .Ijiih.i Ilemi.
'ihe funeral of Mi-, l-oili i;unain will .., rui
this allnuooii (10111 her Idle Ii.niir on M iln
kliirl, N'rU'C-t will be l. In Hip Mcl-li ton
5res-Hi0n.il ( Ium h, and Inlciiueut will bn undo
in the Toirat Home iciuctu,
IVitulhtn lioiiis it tho Taj lor poitoflice for
tojj, lioo.l i'ndai, will bo'lii-iin n lo in a
III,, and 1..M1 to '.' uO p. 111. John W", ItccK,
postmattcr,
Vltf. Henry ,tiitlioi, of Main tnit, is ic
ctiiiui; tieatmcnl at .1 IMillidelphU hospilal.
liiMurllilc loinniandtiy, Jtu. t'W, Kuiglita o(
Milta, will meet hi rcguht r,on thU ciniini;,
Ml, and Mlt. John L. Dans arc Ullui; iu
New York foi .1 lev date.
Ma.sbiiiKton lamp, No. J'i,, I'aluolir Didir
F..111 of Alliuka, will meet in euiou this eiru,
im;.
Mrs, VV. vt, ;i, no. and ML- Maud Cwus air
lioiim from Heir tislt to lioicr, . J.
Mis. J. J, Jenkins, wile of llei. I, J. Jenkins,
of Ituidham, died ctcidiy at the rriidcmo o(
ber ion, I). T. Jenkins on Ualhoad sticct.
Death was due to old age. Tho deccaud ia a
loiiner resident of Tajlor ind waj well known
here. I'lsi'lc her hiobaud, ho Iraics .1 ton,
11. I' .Jenkins, who Is anfiit fut the L'culial
llallroad (oiupiuy lieic, 'tlio funeral will tako
plate on ruturday morning. Hie icmiln.1 will be
taken to Uiookville, Ohio, for Intel mail.
OLYPHANT.
Coimnlltiii from the iltflci cnt totals cf Mire
Moikcio am actively emjaged in arranging tlio
lunl details tor Ihe imarlcrly lontintion of
Duliict No. 1, Hhlih will bo he,j n the father
Mathew opera houtc l.cie toimncuciu; Monday,
About oi") drlejratct air cxpcilul to bo pinciit,
l'ritldint Mthol, ol Nantlcoke, will piulde,
and it i rxiicetdl thit ".Mol her" Jones will
al.-o Im in alleudance.
At. ciilfttalunuiit .ind unokcr will be giiru
by the iiicmbrit ol Ihe Calliuliv Mni'o lleneto.
lint a-Mjiiitkii iu llielr looms lu the ralbu
Scranton Business
4
Guernsey
Hall
r
IS THE BEST PLACE IN
SCRANTON TO BUY A
RIANO
OR
ORGAN
Don't fall to come un J sec a-t Kre.it bargains
.11 c waiting for you.
J.W.GUERNSEY.
WOP,
314-316 WASHINGTON AVE.
SCRANTON, PA.
In New Guenis-cy nuildini;.
DAVIS STEAM DYE Co.
310 PCNN AVE.
Ooods called (01 and deliierrd. I 'leaning,
lectin; and Pressing
ALL WORK QUARAMTEED. PHONE 373B
Golden Gate
Dining Rooms.
tlt-l Siient meal in the dtj.
Tile' Meal Tickets. d 00.
S-uiida.i diniiei a ppplall.
llonic ui.nle 1'astr
244 ADAMS "V.
W.J. Barriscalc. tr,'?a
MANTELS. I QZAaLR??s
Hie plaic Irinimings. Iillug; loi flonis.
312 WASHINQTON AVE, TELEPHONE.
IV. A. HARVEY,
Clcctiir Wiling and I'ixlures
l.lcctile- Bell and Telephone M'uik.
309C0MW0 VVIEHLTH BUILDING.
J. B. Woolsey eg Co
COV7"?4C7-0?S
AND
BUILDERS.
Dealers in
Plate Glass and Lumber
O ALL KINDS.
Kingsbury & Scranton.
Manufacturer' Agents
MINE AND MILL SUPPLIES.
Diilrid Agents for
John A. Uocbllng's .sons lo.'s Wiic Hope and
Kleetiieal Who. tiutti I'eiclu ami nubli-i v;in..
Co', lleltlnc, Pai kincr, llosp and Jlt1l1111lc.il
Kulihcr t.'o.ids Knonlton I'.ukin? (aim's
Oil t lothlng. Itooui till! I'.ioli llhlg
W. H. GORDONS SON.
Iloisc Miinili; and (.Vncial lllid.-iiiitl in;
Wagon and lanugo Uuildiug and Kiibhri 'liie
lli'. 339 ADAMS AV NUC
Stylish
Tailor-lade
Ladies' New Spring Dress Skirls
New Easter Effects Three Spsc
ial Lots for Today.
T.sulles' All-Wiiul lil.it U t'linVIO'l'
f-'KIUTh. lull 11,11 e, pi'uttllv 1111111111" 1
with t.iliitii t-tinps. Ilm il in i-li'J-.int
(iiiiility pi'ii'.illni'. Ki'mihn in lie. V'i 7"i
Special
llli'h lul in" tine lilt els I'.'.'O.UK'KOTli
SKI UTS, ttih Utile) unil iliuiiit't', invitllj
tiiinineil with h.nul.s ut tttttvtii. i-h'-snntly
lined, siiudn'il in. iIiip ivhm
lliic. KpsiiiIiii' jirii c. iT.oti. Siuci.il
Lriiiio-s' new Spun,". T.ill- 1.1 Silk Shhts.
iiliiinL .1 ibion .llllei 'ill s-tjb's. lh-li
liunis, lull lliunii'" anil ll.n lim r-lifi'l
llnolv Inlliiiiil. Hi'iilur pi In', W
?ii..'.li. Spi'tiul
Box Coats.
Foil LAT'llOS' ?i.T" STYLISH HON"
t'OATS, MI-ACK I'lII.'VUlT ami 1,111
1 ovi 1 1 "kith IJnv t'n.it.s, wiilt- ilmilil"
hictihti'il fioiils: lull .s.itin lhii'il, i lc
K, lllll tuiluioii.
run l.AUIKS' SI1 FINK TAX t'OV-
i:i:T HO.V roA'I'S. haniK fl ninili .
i 1 y l.itis'l.
4.98
6.98
Walking and Rainy-Day Skirts.
Special for 'I oday.
Wi'iilfci nhont l.".0 tvlixli i:inv UAV
SK1UTS, ni.np. ui FIiip ,ritnii idiuli,
ilepiintlv lilniini'il: ic-jiil.n t ilec $7.'t".
Toiluy
Furs Xlia.t: IXTe
Receive protection, insurance and actual bcnclit from the
skillfully, economically made. I-'urs called foi and deliveied
repairing is clone.
BRESCHEL,
124
MjIIiCW li.'ll lii'vt WhIiiciiIjv itrninK. imo
fituiinmi. H IicIiib atrJUSid fl lio en ii"'ti.
W, ). KtJiii, cl ('JihuinUlc, 11 11 1 tiller in
tu.tn jusUrdi.i.
l)i l", I.. 111 SliKlc rrluincd jutordiy (iciu
j tlli ti Nt VO',1..
I In- I'libliu uliooli nil be i losrd t"dji.
ltd. II. I', IliiiiiiH'iid U'liiuirri limiic' ii'slrril.ii
altir vuiiiuix ,i Im urtkg in llu' Qutli,
FLEETVILLE.
Mi (Ijit )tii,t i iiiiiilns: in N union
Mlf. a.lc Nulili, nlio lus jut ICicuud
tioiu .1 vcrj ?hic ittJfK of inuuiotiU, h now
biilTirliiK from Iiilljiiuiiatory iliMiniini.
Judniii I'liillliw and family luie mated into
Ml. Ujiici'o lixii-f.
.Mbi Mjbil )ol,li ii -111. Willi llu- 'iii.
Willi Jin llojulo nudo a putiliu f.ik ut liU
1ocjc nvirit.t Mturdiy hit.
Doiuld (iri'en tcjjii oik im Klmcr HUlsew y
.Vpill I.
Mls Nettle I'ltciwin rntciUiiicil licr uliwl
mate, Mits Mirtlu hwaitucod, utcr Miudjy,
I'olIouiDli l tlie progi jmiiic for thu tfJihor'
Institute to bo held next Mturdai : Afternoon
ciini, .!(0 IX-a, "Mctlwdo el 'liaihiim t-pcll-iiii,"
Ml- riiinimcij "A Tjc oil It.itan.i,"
t'lui. P, ('. (iiiriic Msaj, "Mukcencair' Mac
lictli." lv lnlib; "A Tjlk on A,trvitoni,"
Vmt. J. li. Mlll4iii; csj, "llic JVcl Wldl
tifr," Vi- liuili Vllllu; 'Tciiiiijii-IiIi," J. t'
Tj.iIui. Hindu; sc-jIvii, 7..J "IMux Jtivii ui
THESE ENTERPRISING DEALERS CAN SUPPLY YdUR NEEDS
OF EVERY CHARACTER PROMPTLY AND SATISFACTORILY.
Brotherhood Wine Co:s
I'lnc Old I'oit, IliirRuiiillcn, and
, fcititcrney Tamil 'luclc tlul,
P. H. FRENCH, 408 CONNELL BLDO.
Breschel's
Great Fire Sale
ISA WYOMING AVENUE,
Now Itolne On
l'lnc l'uis and all kinds of cckweir.
BRESOHEL A CO.
Scrnton Laundry,
322 WASHINQTON AVLNL"?
Callsi by telephone reecho prompt attention,
WILSON cfi WASBERS.
Spectacles.
MADE AND
REPAIRED.
"That's nil "
S. H. TWINING.
131PENN AVE,
DIAMOND
SHOE
SHINING PARLORS
for Ladles and (!ent
ALL aHINES.Bc
433-SPRUCE-A33
Hanley's
Bakery,
420 SPRUCE ST,
Sucec.-.ior to
HUNTINGTON
W nuke a icii.illy 0! line brcnl sluffi.
0uler3 for Salads, 0-lci, I locpicllcs etc,
promptly Illicit
A full line of Lee Lie 1111 and lies.
Eurekq Plating Works,
Silver, Hold, Niikel, I'opper and Diais,
L'lundcllcH lieliiil-htd
321 OIX COURT. REAR BD. TRADE,
REIFMAN BROTHERS.
Up urn .1 (oniplelc stock of iicwspipt'is
pciiodi. il-, magiinis and hooks
405 SPRUCE STREET.
GORINA
Ql'UE.V OF KKY Vi:.ST I'KJAIW.
DEAN, 408 CONNELL BLDG,
Two Phones.
GOODMAN'S shoe store,
.Now at Hi 1. 11 km nun lie
SOUVENIRS GIV -H OUn CUSTOMERS.
THE SCRANTON VlTRIf-lEO BRICK
and tile Manufacturing Company
VI.1I.1 is .1 I'aiu.u' litis K . di M II Dile,
IStl'iral ! lloi Aacul, Ufliic .'1 Va-hliuton 1 .'
Woiki it N.i Vii., I'l . I. v M. V It. I!
A GREAT EASTER SALE OF
its
t $ &( nA
lj.J 1HU
14.75
Ladies'
The
$J?a W
WYOMING AVESMUE.
I Jtlliria" 1..II1 JII'l lllllglllui, ' I'l'il .I I. nd
II ilui ; li. ll.ill.'ll, Ml - Illu, .id. In,-, "lli.i
IVjilurV I'lufininii, ' Sniriiuli ii' kin ji"i,
litllltini, Mln Vddi I' tin. idlin-, "r.dllli.t
in I'nhlii s, I, ,,," 1 1 mo
PECKVILLE.
Illl' lll'lllll I lK.lt Ll till' 1'11-llltlll III llllllltl
arc linking iliLoun. iiim itluin ! 1 -"-i 1.1I
niinli: pii Ij-Ici Miudjy .in.l tin' Hi".-i 1111111.' In
In' xhui I'IuiiiImi t" i.hiw .iiiv fiiiiuii' iilml
I lli riiitinic It.ili. Hmiii, mn' .! m laulou'rt lin.l-
C .iljlliii, will .Is-l.l 1 1"' 1 lll'll M tin
inuinhu' Miiln. ll till! In' rrnii lulu ml tliu
MIm Iloljiil.nii ililiuliiid mi Hunt villi li.-i
mlut .it Ilm pulilli 1111 1 lini.- ut llu' Wiiiiiuik
I liiltlun 'liini'irni.c union mi Mindji .inin
1 sliuit llnii' .iK". I.iiki' rti-ili id l.nii'i
llllto uill I'O iniiii-liiil l.y 5I..I.I1 lli.itlun,
lloll,!.-, of lillill Hi' li
CLARK'SGREEN.
lluihs .oqiiiIi olid (.null) lilt lioir nu viuii-
lljl III lllll Hllk ll'l till il III .1 lHllll3 ,11
MjIii .iicinii', Wet i-idi
.1, 1. hnlitlit iiluin. .1 lioin 1 ino months'
sojourn in lloii.li, imuh ini.ioii. in Ii.jIUi
Mm. , II. .Ionia I, .-oiniulut lini'iouil 110111
lifl iciint -i 1 1 icl. ol iiiiiiiiionlj
An fo'tf sotljl lt. In 1, in ik. Vfigi)i,t
lIlDllll JIIIHS .) Jli'l iiiidir llic illllllioll ll
llu' I. j. lii ' i. I Mukli mi I'l Id j 1 iiinliiL- id tins
Mick. "1 lie iiijII Hiliinwioii id "mil' S'uid fn-li
Houses.
THINK t
Aro joii fully Insured t
If not, call upon
F. L. Hitchcock
& Son,
FIRE INSURANCE
AGENTS,
600 and 507 roininonwcallh Building,
hUlAMO.V, TA.
Only riml'ilass; conipanlca tcprcsenlcd. Claims
piomplly paid.
O. sS. BLOSS ARCADE
THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER.
IT LEADS THEM ALL.
L. SOMMAR, nulldlng Contractoi.
I'inplo!i union nun. Kitlmates ihecrlully
Kit en. Iteinoilclliig and Icpilrlnu; a specialty.
320 WASHINQTON AVE.
LACKAWANNA
UNDERWEAR STORE
Will sell nil their turn pies so I lino Imported
MhIms Milrls for nieii at iitr.i worth 1 lo J2M
Hold Medal
(Ji riiotogiaphcr
Chlldi.-n'? XJ,
At list.
FOR
SALE
lltliiOtKb and WAO
OVb of all kinds,
lo lloa-cs and
Itulhllng Lots .11
tnignhta HOUSF.S.
( Ijll'l'i:!) and
CiltOOMIlll at
ALL
DISEASES
OF WOMEN.
A (.pclilti. Di.
'Iieicilo.i, Itooui 1,
oicr Ctlolii? store.
I loins: 1 to fi Ml p.
Ill ( OUsllltllHoll
tier. 'Phone OiJU.
M. T. Keller's
l.ickiwannat'uilagp
Wcrks.
HAVE YOUR
WATCH FIXED RIGHT
WE ARE SATISFIED WITH A SMALL
a rnoFiT.
BERNHARD, jeweler.
:il b.VfKAVVAX.N.V AVUNt I
EDWIN S. WILLIAMS,
CONTRACTOR. BUILDER
ROOM 2S COAL EXCHANGE,
SCRANTON. PA.
the scranton umbrella
Manufacturing company
Wp tui iv the largest
Mock of Umbiella., 1'ai
a-ols and Handles; wp
alio IlKCOVt:il umbiellu
unl pir.isols and make
them up eipially as good
is new and guaiantcc out'
pliccs tu be lower tlu
anv bouse iu ttio o'.
Me repair all 0111 goods
foi one yen 1 Itl.t; Of
niMtiii:.
313 SPRUCE STREET.
for Women
aiASTUIt SITJTK, lino Merge, cheviot
Vi'iiftiiiii I'lolli, homcHpun anil hroail
flotli: in till thu new cat and nietty
.sl.,ii'i'h' thii'o ilitic.i'iit btylos in Ktoiih,
plain talloii'il' tarfeta htrapped and
lu aided: full llarintf and flounco skirt,
nude ovci line peicnlinc. Keirnl.u
v.tlr.f, $is.:.o.
An pxii)tl(ii.all fine lnt of stylish
SI'ITS, nii.di' of ioiikIi fhi'vltits, hiiim
.spitnw, Vtiiotinns and Ino.idclolliB, in
lilni'k, hint', tan antl ijiay: in now simp"
b'luii jacki't: vest flout, li.inilsoiiii'ly
tiunuii'il tlaiins" hlclit. Also a- lino lot
plain tailored, tlijlit-llltiiif,- sulth. Wok
nlar v. line, $V2M.
Xiw cffci th in i:ton, tlKlit-ilttiiifr .suits:
Im , mill ullj- liiiiiuied and plain tailiuod
pmfi'i't li.inKhiK hklrt.s eul after th"
latest models, mil Jlailntr and lloiini'i':
Pii'ttll tihiinifil to mntt'li jacket
T'km" .suits -ue inaile of all the very
lllli'st 11 aleilals' htyllsli touijli clieviolsi
I lie Vim linns, hutiu's-punt unil liro n1
ciulli iu hhiek, liltie, tan, i-.'i.stiir and
fii.ty. ItiKiilar value, $"5 00.
New Spring Capes,
liimglit fioni tt piinnlmiit Ijiondw.iy
iiipc hinii-i' at a hlii discount.
roi: unciri.Ait lawks- $t.7.-. ki.n'I'
i'PKS ill iday (li.iKimal and In unil
ilotli.s and h'nis Ki.iln silk, .sprint
sijlc, full .s, illu lined, elerautly ipinle.
'un ui:t;i'i,.u 1. nins' no styl
ish t'AI'KS, iu ,'liy dlactunal .intl rios
Kitiin .silk picllliy inaiie, eoc,',intly
lined.
StyWsh Raglans.
lOI! I.AUIKS' $JI00 i'Tl.r, UINt.TIi
I.ACJi.AN'S, niiitlc nr Hue covert elolll
lu Osj'oiti, piny au I tan; nehly tail-
OH'tl.
Store
process employed. Repaiis
free. I'ree storage when
Reliable and
Up-to-Date Furrier
AMUSEMENTS.
ACADEHY OF HUSIC,
Klils ft I1UK0UND13U IIARRV A. UROVViS
Slanageis and Irtsscrs. local llinigtr.
III.M I, tirillls HII.K.
JllllllOia iMll)
CHARLES LEYBURNE AND CO
in iii.i'iiuniiii'
'I'mr-'li' runiij .... tt ills it Nr Yntli
1 mill t tiniiiK Moult, I il-l,
t-itiudiy iiiniiw .1111 Hip llln fiMiuli'
Ml STN'I WI.I.K.
llic I liil.l Aili-I,
IRENE MEYERS AND COMPANY,
NewGaietyTheatre
AM'. I.'. IlinililV.IO.V, Maiusn
Tlnec Days Conuuencing Mondiiy,
Apiil 8.
BROADWAY I1URLESQUERS
Matinpes Daily.
ri,s" will be clumcl, Sii'ipr will ! wrvul
fimn 5 li. Is iili'i k . m
stttf
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