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BUILDING;
I THE PEOPLE'S EXCHANGE
A POt'lLAK HXARINO HOUSE tor the lleni.
' tit ot All Whi line lltiuf lu llcr.l. Ileal
l.,tatc cr Other Piopcrty t'j.MI er r'Mlnnsc 't
Vlio Want felluatlnn or Help Theje Sin ill Ad
terllHnitiitu t'-ot One Cent a Word. ''I In'cr
lions lor The rr.t mWurd-IIic-.l.l hiluatitni
Wanted, Whliti re IiifCllcd I'ice.
io whom ir mv roNCniiN-i. F.nr.vx A.
Wiitlcu. of (.iilninilili. xxill lilt I"' lrprn
M lor ('cl-le t mill I. till I'J 111 wife, NilHt
Mav Want ii. nbo haxing lilt my l-cil nnd l.iid,
Vptll -. l'i. Ethan A. W.mui.
HOBSE THIEF CAPTURED.
,'onsttiljlo Piorcc Arrest s Man for
Whom Two Rewards Aic Offeied.
con-jtubl'- Henry PJeice ycstcidoy
moinltig got liotd of t ho man fur whom
ho bus hit n looking for iieuily twu
weeks. Ho xcas xi I rf'Htcd on a wiurnut
i harping him xxlth tin- thctt of 11 soriel
man- rrom I. t: Potijamln, ot Simon,
Wayne count. Several times Mr.
fiem- has (tliuii'-l h.itl his hiiiitl on
the nllogtil thief, hut each time. ut
t-i veM nliiy. he has dlsuppi au'iJ In
the nick of time. I'ut Mr. I'lnm was
same and hliletl his tlnif. following
up nil ' !nr ' l"i Hioiv aie tx.o towards
hanging tixtr thi thief's In ml. one nl
iM m1 hv ilk' tux not nf thi' lnuse ol :"
.illil n lex-'atil nf SH h; tin- t. utility commit-siuiu-iv
i 'onstub!-.. Picric ciptuicd lil m. tn.
tliow ii.iini' l Sp.inyoiibnig, In the
xl'lniiy ol (Ir i'ii Ridge. Hi; at once
i "'; him to Smith t .111.11111. xxhcio n.
x .i 1 flint li.nl h't'ii Uhih il foi lii 111 .on!
glx 1 11 to I'k'iif to s-ixe.
I'l-nsltleiublo cnntioveuy h.it- arisen
iiv"i tin plunder of this IhU'f. lie
hi ought l!i" Molon hotso lu thl city
Hinl ilisiotl ol It to Mi-1-. L. II. ny
tlft. t'oiist.ihl Pkue ami Constable
K. .( Ncnry fiioh rliilinod tht- hoi-bc
:ind the kittir tool; It away ami imt It
m iinutht'i' slabli' ConitablP Plono
not a search xa riant anil ret ovi'tt-il
'bo horn'. .md tlf-n tlio ownrr put It.
coiihttiblc Nt-.ny l-l ought hiilt before
Milciman .loni'H lor the towanl offorcil
iy licniamln tor thr- iPtutti of thu
liouc. 'riii- Mtlt xa:- heard l.it Sattir
Jay am! Alth'i man .Ion h Ik to yixe
his rrtllct today. Tlio taitum ol the
tliitl'mtix ntlll furtlif-r romi-lk-atc mat
tf t.
IMPROVEMENTS BEGUN.
fhi
Summer Promises to Be a Busy
One for Outside Work.
The liis-i of tlie outs-hle xxurk -xxhleh
u ill be none in this city this; Mimmet
.ai btKUn yeirter-lay morniiif? xxhen
tin- '.'ailiondale G t& icnrpany started
to exit nil tue lk.Thth .-venue main.
This bosinniiifr but toie-hado'.x.s l.x
ti.m.ie additions v r.ich they v, ill make
ti' their r-'l'e km.".
Tl:e biimiui r prpniifeh to he a lahly
artlvo "lie iru cut.sldo tx-ork. Th
Jluspitril and F.illbluok t-lrt.et.s f-txver
e.ill be s-tai ied hh.-ntl ami the work
at the junction 01 Canaan and North
I'huivh stiei Is will also oeeupv some
tune There will b.- the ihlis-hiiu,- up
r: the w(,ik mi Seventh avenue and
,-iobably on Ninth avenue. a C mn
(iliuau Davis it maklns a li .id tlht
In. the ai-piopii.itlun of s"uO for that
1 llrpii.Si'
It is (Uite IIK-'Jy that tbei- xxill be .1
pie.U d'-il ol liiipiovemcnt xvoik lone
Cut. other tleet.s lliiuimt.ouL the illy
also. W'th the unlit 10 lie done by
the x.atei lompa.ues ii'rt the 1011--mietlon
woik on tin lalhoatl tlieie
I i-nnil'i In l-i lot1- 01 uuls-ide uliiploy
nif nt.
Macliinists' Hopettll.
Thu 'n-cked out iiiael-lnisth at AVatt.s'
l"il! wtie sn-atly choei " yevteidrty by
1 he riiinoui-i 1 mem in Hie Nrnv York
1 pfr.s tint th'' "inimltttv whieli they
I id spin to Alb my had been MUeos
'ei in tPturim; ai audknee xith the
- 1. lis ol the load, a eumenuencu of
i.iell w is ll.'it Supeimti lldfllt of Mo-
I . i" we 1 Sl.ii'k x at desp.tteliPil for.
Mi. .lfi kha.s ni..ik' the effer to the
ii'i'ii of time ami a tiutiler tor all
x fit pi 1 101 mod on Sunday and over-mil-.
Although nothing will be ijlvon
mil by tl'e nmchltiUts, othei lehable
Miiire-.s o:' Intotn.ui m s-tale that
u;attei i.ie now helim fpecdlly ml
Ji t'ti-d, and it woelil nut be MirpiiMnK
II all uatteis ot d's-pute are llxed by
.ituitihy 1 voulhK in time for tlio men
tn resume' woik at their us'.nl jobh on
Monday iimii'lmr.
.S .stati n.ent wa- y--aenlay made
'hat the nffi r til oeitim- x-ill not li
..1 1 opti -1, us- the men have other pxlov
iniets,. It is alto said tiutt ,111 out-of-uixvii
ill ui has- olle'i-'d to hh" all the
kihed-out men. hut .is they aie
PiopcMty owner.-, xxttl- all - tbcii
Intel exitt! hue, It Is baldly III.-,
Iy th 'y . inild een-lder such an ot
ter exei pt nf a hist uMirt. The Mate
n.eni Hint the men have other Riiev-,'iii.-C!
bts-llu not KelthiK extra pay Is
1 reliably true, but there if not mueli
'lUettlo'.i but that II tin eompanv rnn-
1 i-uutl ibis ilint the pie.-Cllt tioulilu
' mild be nujusied. Tlio Ik law ,uo 11ml
lludton eomp,iny has .ilx-ny.s been llb-
ml to Us. men and they aupiei ka-
thlh lael mi friri-tiuly tlvit the- oivj
Hat! all ilt ptccale ihe Idea thai llity
.ire tiyhiG to Kivc tli toad tiouble.
Krnni Hi" kcjliinliiK 01 he t-ti ilfo they
have xvkluii it dslnctly .-i.ueil tint
they do rot want c ciumj trouble
1 tht. 1 cad in any way. but only wished
to net ,1'iuit they rnnsukr-'d their due,
Xt is, believed an 1 hoped hv the mou
nnd I'ltlx-nu generally that the mid of
tins week will fee the end of the
ii-cubb-, The wihi. policy of nmdlnK a
conmiilUe of Ihree 10 A'buny lui-j
helped Ihe matter nlons-.
Will Preach to Odd follows.
Itev. U, .7. Wlmlun, D, D., pastor of
the Rcrcuu tiaptibt ehurnh, will de
liver a turmun to the uirlmio oiders
of Odd Fellow h lu thi.s city at that
(hurcli mi Sunday. Apill 21. Lust yo.ir
rtn- Dr. Whulen preached to this fra
iei(nty and hit sermon met with such
ftppiob.xtlon that ho wus the ununl
moub choice of tho loduoa this year. At
the meeting of Hid Patriarchs' Militant
last evening steps were tuken looking
toxxavd making arrangements lor thlb
service. Thin will be the bovonty
elshth anniversary of the order.
Ju&t EscapedyBeing Ciushetl.
.The firm of T, Walker & Company
have just puichated a large tufe ami
il Is now installed In their new stoia
on South Main 6treet. It wa put In
late Wcdnewlay. Wlillti it was beln
unloadtd thtue name near beluga trag.
edy,
Peter IJIvenburg and Lafayette Kll
him' iirovtj doxvn to the store with the
Carbondaie Department.
.
Bafc 111 thu wugon. IMvf'iibtllK jumped
out nml wont Into thp utorc to Inform
the iiropi lolom of tlio arrival of thu
htronp box, and Kilmer proceeded lo
drive doxvn tht- little alloy-way at tin
tddo of the sUoi'p. Ah lu- diovo nvor
the t'lirbHtono the front of the amin,
of ciutrsift roso lu the air, and a liny
nameit Ulmiluy Muiimoii and lilvenbtii
1 a 11 lo the wagon anil wivo tin1 1 oar
.wht-pl u .thovc to Hot It oxer the ctiili.
The. naff by thlrt tlmo had sained speed
and, iih the tullhonid xn. tltmn, It
lulled rlfihl out of thu wntton. Munon
xxas almost ttntler It at It left the xx.ir
tin, hut by .some unexplained elietun
.stance the .safe did not hit him, Ki-nzltii;
hln head and body only as It loll. U
ctrtiek u heavy plank, xxhleh tlptllted
Into the fare 01 a spectator, but. did
mil IiiiipIi him. t li - nml onmltitr wllhlll
an Inch of hlf) eeb. File sale wum not
tlmmiRiVt by Its full unit xxiih put lu the
stttue all rlslit
A BRAVE WOMAN.
Mrs. Outtnm's Courages in the Fire at
Cincinnati.
This week t IJramntle Minor, the
leadliitr tlieatikal paper of Hit count) y,
(ontalus mention of some Intel chHiik
Mils in Hi,. (, r the late Mrs. I.eon
aid Outiam, formerly of this city and
Flsicr 01 Ocou;e II. and .Tumi's Paul. 01
the Mliit-iV and Mechanics' bank. We
Kixe the notice below:
"Mis. keoiiaul Outram, iirolessloiially
Ituoxx'n as Anita Hlpley. died at Albany,
N V March 31. alter having undei
i?oup a stliRieal o)eration at Hie Al
bany hospital. Mer maiden nam-- Mas
Tinm.L Hlpley Paul. She xxas bom in
Albany in December. IMJ'J, and man ied
Mr. Ouliiim Oelober -', I'.iOU, In Hoston.
Her piiifi-ssltuial i-iiguKcmc-uth had been
with W'.ud anil Vok"s. lius Hill's com
panies, and this season xxlth her liu
baiid. in the supimi I nf K. II, Sothern
and Virginia Himied in "Hamlet." On
the occasion of Hie bin nine; of Hie
fit and opera house, in Cincinnati, last
x Inter, Mis-. Outtnm .stood by the side
of Mr and Mis. Sotlieni, in the heait
of danger, and assisted the audience lo
escape oxer the foot 1 1 '.'.Ills, she con
tinued w itk the company until slc
xxefks u!?o, when her illness, that she
hud borne with ewtinoidinuiy htII,
compelled her utirement She xxas
loxed by all xxho knew her for her
brightness and sweetmssof disposition.
Her M'in.iiiis were intoned in her fam
ily plot in the Alban.e Rural cemetery."
REV. I-TR. PITCH HEARD FROM.
The Missionary in China Writes
That Ho Has Received the Box
Sent Him.
The "Pastels' Call' of the Kiist
ri"sbyteiiaii cliuieh contains this
month the ii-lloxxins,' iiiteiv.stinrr x-x-Caet
lioni 11 leU-r liom Rr-. J ,.
I-itch, miisionai- in China:
"A box was put among my things by
the people at the Piesb teiian Mis
sion Pic-ss in SlianeJial, as keiine
through in Noveinbei. Xolhlng xxas
said as lo what it was, mul Iiidsed they
xxoult! not kiiuxv. It remained amoni,
my boes until 1 linally got si itlod
In le m Tsing-Taii, when toiiml it was
the Inns evpeetul bo;: tiuni C.nbon-dal-'.
And allow me to thank the ladles
tor all Ihe ii kind thoiightluliiess to us
in sending out that bos. As it tut nod
out. It xx. is lo'tumitelj (lel.i.xeil. lor hml
il armed xxhen It should haxe. it ixmild
be nuiiibei-d aiuong the other things
destined to make a Hner bnnllio. All
the things weie in good eomlitioii e-x-eeit
the box of i.imly fop the boys,
xxhitli xxas tompietely melted by -ill
that it had had to go tliiough xxlth this
biiiiuni!."
THE BRIDGE ARRIVES.
Woik on the Racket Brook Impiove
ments Now to Be Rushed.
The steel girdeis and tiameixoik tor
the new steel Inldgo oxer Haeket
Biook has at last ai lived in town,
alt r n aily u month's tilp from the
works In Piti.sbms, lniiu!iie.s have
been sent all ovur the- eountry for the
Ixvo missing box cars In wlikli they
xveie shlppni, but 110 tlace ol them
could bo found until IJuglneer Kupp
was Infoiniid tint thv weie- In tlie
yaul axvaltlnt. his plcasuio.
The work of getting iheiu out of the
bo ears will reiiiin ennsideiabk' dl
plomaey on ihe pan of couti.ietor
Thompson, as most of them ate very
heavy pieces, all ol the glutei s being
twenty-six feet long, xxlilk "1 o-v thai
will span the footpath x li. -e.isiire
lorty-si.'Veii lem in luiifei:-
A huge fore j of men xxe . ,i;-t"i in
tu work estenlay 10 gel thiiig.s In
shape to 1 ophui- the pieseiit structure
witli thu new steel bridge. Ft 0111 now
oil things xx 111 be lively 011 thai part of
1 'Inn oh sito't
Impiovinp Sidewalks.
Tin sidewalk around James ,1. tior
man'a geni'i.il store on South Main
slreei Is being taken tip. Air, ("ionium
tiuu.'inphite.s i.ilslng and gratllug tint
walk ami making .1 number of Im
pioxemeuts on the Seventh axiinm
side. Willi the objeel of I'lihauelug the
alitft of his propertx. It h too had
that a niliuhci of otheis e.tunot sen
Ihjlr way 1 leur to do Hkew iso, as theie
uro lots ut opportunities for it mound
town.
Four Feet of Water.
N'o. :i mine is reported to be dimmed
out. Tlieio Is now four fe'et or water
In ths mine and the overlloxv Is 1 tin
ning tliiough Into the Poxvdeily mine.
Pumps are actively at woik attempting
to keep even xvlth tlio stieams. Somo
of these pumps are now siibnieiged,
but they ate 1 nattering axxay Jtisi as
steadily ab ever.
Getting in Shape at No. ;i,
The building operations at No, a
shaft at a getting along finely, Tlio
new engine 100m Is nox' cumplute, us
Is also thu new tower and the geneinl
lemndellng that has been In piogiess
blneo the flu? itestioycd tlio buildings
Is now almost done.
Three Weeks of Idleness.
After tomorrow the xvorkers at No, 1
mine will have enforced vacation of
about tin ie weekb. This is deemed
necessary by thu company In order to
connect the now bleaker and to put
up the n plane.
Pay Days These Days.
Tlio Dekiwaie and Hudson company
paid at No. 1, No. ' and Powdeily
mines. Today the miners of the upper
side will gei their envelopes.
Phone :
NEW, 286
OLD, 0423
EUCHRE BY THE WHOLESALE.
A Piogrossivo Party of Great Dimen
sions Last Evening.
' iver J'ili euchro players enjoyed their
fux 01 It" uaine lust cxeninp at the
lltnke httlldhifr. The Yottnp Ladles'
kVimiuuiilou Tnblo ansoelittlt!it of t!t.
Iltwe ctitirc'li held their hfcoml profries
slvo etielne paily of thu HCimou ami
eviry one of the km tables mt tip In
lom,' loxva xxiih otcupled, while many
late-eomi'i!' eotild not be accommo
dated. Mr. Juiikh P. Lofiim win the geneinl
iininap'i' of the event. The sanies were
iitni'ted at S.UO mill twelve panics wero
plrynl. A number of liHiiuVnine prlaeu
xxeie Ineenllvea to hi lug out the bet
(Mil that the plaei could muster.
I Ml l'Jfl a aw.-lsted by tin; follow-
itig gciitlemtn. Mark Campbell, John
I5ienn.ui, Aninou Sehwailz. John T.
l.oilus. i". II. Norton. Michael Uronnnn,
Aiilhony .1. PaUdeii, Michael McDonald,
James lJuilte, John Coland, P. F. Con
ner, F. P. Cliirord and P. F Carroll.
Tlie floor committee consisted of D.
L. Walsh. Flunk Hoylan. M. J. Iloran,
It. J. Kllhullen. "William clink. Tlio
prize ivlnnots. fifteen in number, -were:
Alls. James Loltus, cut glasts. dish:
M.ss klzio O'Or.uly, culler piece; "Will
I'elaliev, Iuiiiij: .laiv McCune, piilm:
.Miss LIkjIo .Murphy. Ion ofcoul; J. V.
D-'ti.e, piittiic; Miss Mary Cavan
augh, fountain pen: Mrs. J. J. TSrt-n-niiii,
pipe Miss Almoin Hirs. silver
pa) ( r kii'te: Miss Anna Madlgnn, nap
kin ling; James Pace, silver blotter.
Miss Jennie Fox. window seat; M. J.
Hei.in vui.c J. J. Farrell, hand-p.-.lnted
dish: Mis. G. "W. Keene, fruit
dish. Alter the avxarding of the pilzcu
dani-'ing xxas indulgrd In till 2 o'clock.
Piofcfsor Filth frinished the music.
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Miss Myrtle Pengelly's Anniversary
Remembered by Friends.
In honor of the aiinivecsary of hur
1-irih a number of iriends of Miss
Myitle Peligelly tendered her a sui
pilse paily at her homo on Blrkett
stieet Wednesday evening. The sur
prise was a complete one but Miss Ton
gelly gave all a mesf cordial welcome
ami by her unbounded hospitality made
the evening a very pleasant one indeed.
Social dlveisions usual to such occa
sions weie indulged in till a late hour
xxhen retioshments wete solved. Miss
1'eiigelly leecivoi! soxeial pietty ro-
meiiibiauces.
The tolh'V.ing xxete piuselit: Air. and
Mis. W. A .Williams. Misses Olive Pen
gelly Ai-u.i Pengell.x. Bessie Jlilbud,
Mattie Wood. Lira po Evsms, Lena l"t-k-y,
Ollxe Lie. Lillian Rklhols. Minnie
Sampson. Florence L'olxxell. Floienee
Osboni" and Hannah '"isborno. nnd
Mesfis. Ft ed AVinllek!, Hany States,
Ihailrs AVhiteloek, Hairy Hall, J. N
f iekler. Horace Shoi Is, Huitv Keglar,
Fiank Gates and Alva Mm 3:111.
A SPLENDID PLAY.
None Should Miss Seeing "When We
Weie Twenty-one."
"When We Were Txxenty-one," which
will be presented nt the Grand on Sat
in day evening, Is admitted by com
petent judges to be the best play pro
duced in years. Henry Miller, the actor,
exeti goes further and says, "It's the
best play I have ever seen," and Mr.
Miller's position and expeiienee make
his opinion ot value.
Miss Floienee Wleklite. xxho takes
the leading paitot Phyllis. i,i South
ern gill of beauty and talent. Her llrst
aimeaiance on the stage xxas in "On
and Off." under Charles Fi oilman's
ijianugenient, but that nstutu dlscov
ei er of ability soon adxanced the young
.Ktiess to Miss Julia Marlowe's com
pany, which she left to join N. C. Good
win, where she became the understudy
for Mls Alaxlne Hlliott as "Phyllis."
Carbondale Cases.
On 1 he tilnl list for the three weeks'
teiui of common pleas court, which be
gins Mondny, May 13, appear the fol
lowing: MONDAY. MAY 27.
Thomas Il.Spruks und otheis against
William Klnbac-k; replevin.
W. W. Watt against John McComb:
ejectment.
TCRSDAY, MAY Si.
Kiess Stationery lompany against
Fell township school district: assump
sit. Young Lady Workeis to Meet.
The Young L.u'y "Workeui of the
Fit. si Methodist Fplsenpal church will
meet this afternoon nt 3 o'clock at the
home- of Mrs, R. R Fowler, IS Come
teiy Muet. und stay in session until
fi. As a matter of absoiblng interest
to Hie lieml-cis xxill oome up, it is
cm ci toil that each one of them xvlll
be piesenl.
Lecture on "Henry Clay.
Attorney c. II. Horton will deliver a
kvlure on Henry Clay at the High
school this evening lu the assembly
loom. Ii xxill be under the auspices of
the Literary society. A short musle.il
piograiimi; will Iih rendered by mem
ueus ot the tiockity. This Is a public
meeting and all aic Invited.
A Local Burned Out.
Luc.il No. l.tiOO, United Mine WoiketH,
suffered a sex'erci loss by thu Urn of last
Monday night at Pugllaiio's Columbus
hall, This local, which is called the
Italian local, had Its meeting place
tlieio and all their books, papers and
propeity wero destiuyed. Tin local
xvlll hold a niPeting on Saturday even
ing at McTlghu's hull, whero it xvlll
mushier its tutuici place of lendejvous.
Meetings Tonight.
Poor boiud.
uider of Ilullxxa Couductois, Divi
sion No. I'lb'.
Junior Order United American Me.
c'hanlcs.
Companions of tlio Foiet.
Ameilcan Legion of Honor.
United Mine Woikeis, Local No, Sik
T.hu Royal Circle.
At tho Opera House.
Satuiday "When We Were Twenty
One."
Thurstlay Vugel & Demlng's niin
stiels.
Clyde Whitfield's Funeial.
The funeral of Clyde, the eleven
year-uld son of Councilman Whitfield,
who died un Wednesday cenlng, will
be held at hU paieiits' icsldeuce on
Saturday afieinoon. Lixxlng to Rev.
Mr. Chaffee'o absence al confe.rcnce,
the Rev, Dr. Whnlen will probably con
duct the services. Interment will bo
made at Maplewood cemolery.
A Unique Parade.
"The Two Merry Tramps" company
struck town yesterday for their op
pearancc last night at the Grand Opera
House. In the afternoon ti street pa
lado Avaa given, confuting of eight mu
slclaiis with blond-colored uniforms
with yellow tilmmlngs. Their nether
gnimi-nts conslsteds of tights, which
worn met at the knees by cavalry
boots. A Wittered nnd flayed individ
ual headed the hand, tie xx'as accom
panied by a bicycle. It would hardly
be correct to state Hint he rode It. as
his principle occupation white the pa
rade lasted was to stand on his head
on the saddle, twist all over the wheel
and perform a multitude of astonishing
tricks on the bike. A crowd of wor
shipping Minn II boys followed In his
wake all over the route and breathed
an unanimous sigh of regret when It
was nil tliiough. The trick rider's
namo Is Lo Fevre. This parade was a
novelty, indeed.
Will Remodel Office,
On Mondny next workmen will com
mence to remodel tha oflice of Alder
man It. J. Delcvan, on Helmont street.
A new floor will bo put in, the walls
xvainscoted, the celling papered and a
general renovation will ensue. The
work will tuke about 11 week to complete.
The Passing- Throng.
Miss Nettie Gibbons, of Avoca, Is vis
iting frlerds in thir, city.
Walter Birohsr, of Seraiiton, is the
guest oi "Willie Price. 011 South Church
.street .
Mis. Alex. Gillies is quite 111 and has
been rcmox-ed to fknergeney hospital
for treatment.
Miss SSana Wood, of New York city.
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. F. VS.
McMinn. of Belmont stieet.
Rev. J. J. Grlflln. of Scranton, and
Rev. Father MoflUt. of Taylor, weie
visitors In town "Wednesday.
Mis. F. K. Aminerman, of Carbon
dale, is the guest of her elster, Miss
Jc-sic Alexander, in Avoca.
T. Dickinson, of Spring street, who
has been confined to his home for the
past two weeks by Illness, is able to
bo out again.
AIlss Elsie Rosser. of Wilkes-Bane,
bus returned to her studies after spend
ing the Enster vncation at the homa
of her grandfather, John Nlcol, on
Cemetery street.
JERHYN AND MAYFIELP.
An interesting case was recently
heard by 'Squhe Kelfer, in xvhlch
Richard Cole, of Maytield, was called
upon to answer a charge preferred by
Andrew Gavin, of Jermyn. Attorney
II. D. Carey represented the plaintiff,
while Attorney P. E. Timlin defended
the ease. According to Gavin's state
ment Cole had taken some ttone and
several feme posts from his (Gavin's)
property at May field, and it was to re
cover the value of the pronerty taken
that the action was brought. The de
fendant admitted taking the tonce
posts and stone, which he had pur
chased from Mrs. Murray, tins agent of
tho Mullally estate, which adjoins
Gaxin'a lot, and who claims half of the
dividing line and fence. The xvhole
thing finally resolved itself into a cpies
tion of til If, and the justice of the
peace will render a decision in the mat
ter at S o'clock next Monday ex'enlng.
The Maytield Institute will be held
on Saturday nltcriioon and evening.
Apt II VS. The following progiamme has
been prepared: Afternoon session
Opening song: paper. "Reformed Spell
ing." Miss Amy Williams; discourse,
"How to Secure Better Attendance,"
Prof. M. J. Lloyd: recitation, "Spring
Chorus," Miss Annie Williams: paper,
"Rhetorics," AIlss Louise Walsh: paper,
"General History," Prof. F. K. Bush;
doll drill: paper. "Moial Training."
Miss Sadie Mahoney; demonstration,
"Revolutlonaiy War." John Hart; vio
lin solo, William McCartney: paper.
"Primary Arithmetic," AIlss Eva Quinn;
oration. "The Duty of Patrons." Prof.
J. A". Delaney: paper, "Advanced Read
ing," Prof, Charles Webber; instru
mental solo, Aurora waltzes, by the
composer. Miss Annie Grady: oration,
"The Two Principal Aims of Teach
ing," Pi of. J. F. Dooley. Evening ses
sionOpening song; paper, "Primary
Discipline." Miss Martha Walsh: zither
solo. Prof. M. J. Lloyd '"oration, '"Char
acter." Miss Annie McCarthy: paper.
"Child Study," Miss Nora Barrett;
sextette; oration, "A Fair Field and No
Favor," Miss Alice Quinn; paper, "The
Teacher's Piofesslon," Superintendent
J, C. Taylor: duet; paper. "Piimnry
Reading," Miss Knthryn Joyce: reci
tation, "The Doctor's Story," Miss Lot
tie Lewis; addiess, "Cause and Pre
vention of Contagious Diseases," Dr.
Byron H. Jackson; vocal solo. Prof, W.
A. Kelly; dialogue, "Seventy-six Versus
Nineteen-one," Misses Mary Donnelly
and Claire Walker; dlscouise, "The
Duty of Patents to Aid Their Children
to the Full Advantages Olfered by Our
Public Schools," Y, T. Cure; vocal silo,
Miss Katie McGovern; dialogue, "Tho
Dutch Giocer and the Agent," Alessrs,
Chailes Miller and James MeNultv.
Sessions open at 2 nnd 7.30 o'clock le
spcctlvely, D, H. Krlse, chairman.
William Benslng. of Archbald. a man
well-known in this borough, died xvs
teulay, after nn illness of several
xveeks of abscess of the lungs. De
censed ix as a bt other of Mrs. Joseph
Tennis, of Main stieet, and George
Bousing, of the St. George hotel. Ho
had for the last seventeen yeaisxxorked
In the DelawaiP and Hudson colliery In
tills borough, and was held In high es
teem by his fellow-workmen. He is
survived by his whe and sevetal oh 1 1
dron
OLYPHANT.
With thu exception of Messrs. Hollar
tin and VMIIIam?, all members wen
present ut Wednesday night's t?eson
of the school board. The llrst mutter
to be coiisldeicd was tho report of the
llmincu committee, with tcforenee to the
mcuiieiutlou list of exTax Collucloi
Hoban, The commltteo leoomniended
that ths list hfc sent back for leviMou
and a motion to thut eftect was pnssed,
A number of bills xvcio passed for pay
iiicnt, as lollowe; ; u, McDonnell,
,6; John Dempsey, J?0; Olyphant
Light department. $S; V. II. McCann,
13.60; Father Mathew society, $15. A
bill fioni the Olyphant AVater com
paiiy tor thiee months' wuter rent,
Bmounting to $51, xvas letuined for es
planutlon, and the supply commltteo
directed to atk tho water company to
Place. ,1 nieler In the Cential school
building. . eonimunicallon was leaij
from the boaul's attorney, James .1,
O Malley, wjilch stated that the case, uf
the board versus C'asay & Kelly had
been leferred to t icf'iec, nnd that a
hearing would be held in thu near
futuie. The secietuiy amj treasuier
woio 3lcn powei to make arrange
inentt; with the Alerehants' nml Me.
chinks' bank of Seiauion for the pay I
Scranton Business
Guernsey
Hall
ia thb eear place in
aanNTON TO BUY A
PIANO
OR
ORGAN
Don't (all to conic an J sec as creat bargains
arc waiting for you.
J.W.GUERNSEY,
PROP.
314-316 WASHINGTON AVE,
SCRANTON. PA.
In New Guernsey Building.
DAVIS STEAM DYE Co.
319 PENN AVE.
Ciootlq called for mil drlhrrrtl. Cleaning,
UjclnB and I'rc-slnt.
ALL WORK OUARA'iTrED. PHONE 373G
Golden Gate
Dining Rooms.
Deft 23 cent mi-al In tho flty.
Hxe Meal TicUls. $1.00.
Sunday dinner a pperialty.
Hfine-madc Vastly.
244 ADAMS "V-.
W.J. Barriscale,
MANTELS.
Fireplace trimming1'.
JSLEOTRIC.
COAL AND
OAS QRtTES
Tflinjr for floor?.
TRLOHON"..
3ISW'HIQTON VE,
W. A. HARVEY.
Electric Wiring; and Fixture.
niedrlc Bell and Telephone Work.
309 noMMONWSOLTH BUILOINQ.
J, B. Woolsey eg Co
CONTRACTORS
AND
BUILDERS.
Dealers in
Plate Glass and Lumber
O"- ALL KINDS.
Kingsbury A Scranton.
Manufacturers' Aecnli
MINE AN Li MILL SU -'PLIES.
District Agents for
John A. RoebllnR's Son Co.'s Wire Hope ind
Electrical Wire. Gutta Perclw and Ituliber Mfg.
Co. 'a BclHnp, Paiklnp. Hose and Mechanical
Ruliher fioods. Kuoxxlton Packing:. farter's
Oil ( lotlilnc. loom aiO Taull Bid.
W. H. GORDON & SON.
Horse Shoeing and Oeneral B!acksmltMn;
Wagon and Carnage Building jnd ltubber Tire
ing. 339 AOAMS AV NUE
ment of warrants noxx- held by the
teachers.
The funeral of the late Mis. Maiy
Kelley, of Green Ridge, was held yes
terday afternoon ut J o'clock The
buiial services wero conducted by Rev.
John Ruddy i.i St. Paliiok's church.
In conclusion the lemains were taken
to the Catholic cemetery and interred.
Miss Sadie Raymond and her excel
lent company appeared at the Father
Matboxv Opel house lust evening In
"Old At kaiisuw," before a huge and
well pleased audience.
The membeis ot the Juvenis Danc
ing class and their fi lends enjoyed
a delightful social in Million's hall last
evening. Lawier.ee's orchestra, fiom
Peranum was in attendance and cits,
coursed music for the dancing. About
tifty couples wero present.
Mrs. I. F. Kan-i and children have
returned to their home In Aichbald,
after a vlit with relatives heie.
Mrs. Alary Ma&on, of Lackawanna
slieel. was taken to Hie hospital at
Scranton yrctoiday to receive treat
ment. Rev. VS. J. Ha ugh ton. of Dunmore.
wus a caller In town yesterday.
xVilllam Lawler. one of Jessup's old
est and most esteemed residents, died
at his homo in that place on Wednes
day nlqlil. after jybrlef illness. De
eoascd was born in County Mayo, Ire
land, and came to this country about
forty years ago. He has been a resi
dent of Jessup ever since. Uesidee his
wife he is suivived by eleven ehildien.
The funeral will take place tomornw
mnriilncr at 0.30 o'closl;. Intel men'.
will be made in St. Patiiek's eemeteiy.
Olyphant.
PRICEBURG.
Airs. Heuiy Dleiks. of Cannalt
street, spent yesterday with fi lends in
Providence.
The Misses Bertha Steffon and Remi
Kraft, of Cireon Ridge, were the guests
of Matilda Schmidt on Wednesduy af
ternoon. The Misses Hummel have returned
to their homo at Yates, utter' spending
several days with Miss Li.zie A.
Wrlghtson.
Miss Reheccn Weir was visiting
friends In Providence yesterday,
Cottage prayer meeting will be held
this evening at 7 o'clock at the home
of James AVatkins. on Throop stieet.
Select council will meet tonight In
Foley's hull at 7 o'clock.
A pretty church wedding was held
yestordav nttcrnonn at t o'clock, the
contracting paitles being Mr. John
Husband und Miss L'ltea Dawe, Tlie
ceremony xxmr performed by Rev. Wil
son Huntley at the Pilmitive Methodist
ohuic-h. Thu bilde xx-us attunded by
Miss Muqglo Slmms, nnd the gioonis
man xx'as Air. Daniel Diet Its. After the
eeromony the bildal paity wont tor a
drive, after xvhlch they proceeded to
thv home uf the bride's parents, wheie
a reception was tendered them. Mr,
mid Mrs. Husband are, wol and tavoi
ubly known in this town, und havo the
xvull-wlshes of many friends for their
tuturo liapplness.
TAYLOR.
SiDuethins in the line ut a mutlt.al
treat is olfeicd this evening to those
desk our of being present at the fair
of the Century Hose company, No. 3,
which is in pi ogress at Weber's link,
Tho Taylor Sliver Comet bum! will
be present with ihf Ir choleeft musical
gems. An additional programme of
musical nnd llteiary numbeiB xvlll be
given, consisting of a solo, John Wash
burn; f-olo. William Pi ice; recitation,
Miss Saiah J, Price; olo, Aithur
Morgan. The Avoca Hose company,
which Is seventy-live members stiong,
i. Ill be present in a bod.
The following citizens from this bor
ough have been draw 11 to .rve us
tn. verse jurors for May term ot court:
Third waid, Hairy Smith, John Ti.
Ludgatc, John J. Shea; Fouith ward.
Richard Watklns.
The school deposits for the past week
at No. :i school of North Talor Is as
tolloxxs: S. J. Phillips' loom, V?,?!.'
THESE ENTEIPRiaiNQ DEALERS CAN SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS
OP EVERY OHARAOTEFt PROMPTLY AND SATISFACTORILY.
Brotherhood Wine Oos
rinr Oltt Poll it, llurminillcs, Hint
sjiilfiiiM, family 'Irade Only,
P. H. FRENOV, 40a OONVLL ULOO.
Breschel's
Great Fire Sale
tS4 WYOMINQ AVENUC.
Vow llolint On
fine I'nts nml .ill Klmli nt XnkxxiMr.
BREUGHEL A CO.
Scrqnton Laundry,
3ZS WASHINGTON AVENUC.
Calk by trlrpliono icrrlxi pioinpl nltnitlmi
WILcON eg WASB&R&.
Spectacles,
MADE AND
REPAIRED.
"flint's .ill."
S, H. TWINING,
131 PENN AVE.
DIAMOND
SHOE
SHINING PARLORS
I'm kiillii nii-I f.'cnM
ALL iiHIiVES.SC
433-SPRUCtS-433
Hanleys
Bakery,
420 SRRUOE ST.
Fucccsior In
HUNTINGTON
We make a fiicial(y of line lirc.nl stulTt.
Order lor fraluk, Ojstcrs Ctoquellci, etc.,
promptly Tilled.
A lull line of Lie L'lcain and kes.
Eurek Plating Works.
S'ilxcr, Oold, Nktccl. Crppci .mil llu-a.
Lliandcllera Itclitikhcil.
331 DIX COURT. REtR BO. TRBDE.
REIFMAN BROTHERS,
Wc t.ury, .1 complete Muck of iiexx-p.ipei,
peilodic.ils iiuciIiics and liook.
40S SPRUCE ST"?ET.
IMPORTED CIGARS
Fresh arrivals daily.
Finest Key West Goods.
DEAN, 40BCONNELL BLDG.
Txx 0 Phones.
GOODMAN'S SHOE STORE.
?xox at lib Utekaxwrnia axe.
SOUVENIRS QIV -N OUR ruTOM'-RS.
The scranton Vitrified Brick
and tile Manufacturing Company
Makers ol l'axir.g Brick, oli. . If. Dile,
Oei-fMl Salea Attenr, filtlci 820 Woslilnirton a
Works at jy Aui, Pa.. I.. .V W. . K. I!.
Miss Bessie James' 100m, $1."0. This
makes oxer S210 for the above school
tc be placed in 11 Scranton bank since
tlio saving mink h posits eame into
exif tence.
The AVatkins family of musicians
paillpipated -in the entertainment of
the Continental Mission Sunday school
last evening.
Arks Edna Cuip. nf Oiove stieet,
Is visiting her uncle at Diow college
at Madison, N. J.
Invincible eonimandeiy. No. "'1.
Knlghta of,AIalta. xxill meet In regular
fesslon this" evening.
JY.00S.C.
Alls. Giant Ruell and ilaugliter,
Alabk. of Scianton, spent Thuisday
with friends- lu town.
Mr. and Atis. AVIIiani Stevenson nu
ll! Now Yoik city, whole the fnimer
will purchase the spiing goods lor Mc-
Ciindlo & Co.'s stoic.
The tuneial of Llenige Pi lee xxas
hugely attended, tlie house being filled
with friends of the deceased. The
floral tiibutes weie many and vetv
beautitul.
Dlstiiet Deputy Grand Master O. L
Colvin und statf of Uiand ofliceis xviji
install tho ofliceis-clect of Dennett
lodge. No. 907, Independent Older of
Odd Folloxvs, Into their tespectlve
ofliees this evening. Refreshments xvlll
be set veil ut the close of the installa
tion ceremonx", and it Is hoped that a
good social time will be enjojed.
Alls. Thomas Kvans, ot .leimxu, at
tended the funeral of Geoige Pi lie es
teiduy. The following is the piogianmie m
be given at the Methudist Uplsoopal
church Satm day evening by Miss Lena
Banett, of Susnueliiiiiiiu, a sludeiit ol
King's School of Oiatoiy: .lusle: lead
ing, "Roddick Lee" (Vlckois). "The
Guardian Angel: riie Cieed of Hi
Hells;" music; "Song of I'hlldhood:"
music; "I!elsha7.K.ir's Doom: flic
Splmilng Wlieel Song," music: "The
Sparkling Scene " "Uducutlng in a
Purpose,"
The local ti'iicheis' Institute will be
held in the High school auditoiium on
s;,itutday, Apill lu. All pan mis ol tlie
school and those Interested hi siliool
xxmk aie Invited to attend,
FLEETVILLE.
AVIII Green has io tinned home after
a liiiigthy visit among Sirunton .mil
Caibondulo trlcnds".
AVIntoii liiundimc anil sou, llownid,
of Pcckvllle, weie visitors lu Inwu last
w eek.
Owing to the tain Siituida. County
Suiieilutc'Udent; Taylor ami '.. T. Cure
woio the only speaki-rs present ut the
Institute, They eneh gave an luti-iest-ipg
talk un penmanship In the alter
noon. A good-sized autlleiitii came
tliiough tho mud ami niin to hear the
evening programme. Supeiluicndeiit
Taylor tend up excellent pipei op
"Teai hlllg as a Piiifcssliiri " Hr Pax I
sop and Mr. Cure mudr .1 texx lemaiks
iiitn to the point, SpoLlal mention
should be maile of Ihe neltatltius by
Alkses Nina Robinson, Glelinle Gibbs,
May Rink und Tessle Snilih.
Mis. Leonard Stanton died at her
home, Monday, ater a slmit attack of
pneumonia, fc'eivltes woio held ut the
Haptlst chureli, of which .she was a
member, AVednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock, Rev. W. J. Guest oMU'latlug.
Shu Is survived by her husband, xxltb
whom she had lived fouy-slx yeais,
and Un ee ohlldton.
' ' ' I.
OLD FORCE.
Juiob rilexxnit, of Nichols. ,". V., la
the guest of his sou, T. J. Slevv.ut.
Miss JK-Ait, of PUtston, wus the
guest ot her ennsiu, -Miss Ltzzle 13oth
vxlek, cm Fiiia.
All. Harton Liilku, ut Aloosle. ami
AIlss Xlaryaiet Jones, of this place,
weie united in maniuge on Tuesday u(
the Atethodlst Upiscoiial ehiireh par
sonage by the pastor, Rev. Robert
iteidy. Tho bilde was ulllted in u diess
ot pale blue, with white trimmings.
Houses!
THINK!
Am you fully tiiiurcdr
If not, mil nneii
F. L. HtTCHOOCK
& Son.
FIRE INSURANOE
AGENTS.
MM anil M Onuiionn-fillh Building,
fCllANTO.V, t'A.
Only (lrnt-rluM coniinlc rcpiMi-nti-tl. Clulms
picmptly Mld.
O. S. BLOSS EgJMr
THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER.
ITLCAOSTHSM LL.
L. izOMMAR, Dull'llnij Contractor.
Kmplnj. union in-ii. lMlnutM rliferdllly
glicn, Kemfideltne anil rcp-ililng 1 rpeclilt).
320 WASHINGTON VE.
LACKAWANNA
UNDERWEAR STORE
Wilt tell all tlmlr ramplcs of tine Imported
Marlon slilrtu for mm 'at CTc; xtorlh l to 2.S0
Cold Medal
Sr Photosrni'licr
I liildron'
Artlt.
FOR
SALE
BUGGIES and W.r.
OK8 ol all Unda;
alv, llotLej and
Building Lots at
lurpiln'. HORSES.
ci.ii'Pnn ami
GROOMED al
M. T. Keller's
L'tknTannaCarrlisc
Wirk.
ALL
DISEASES
OF WOMEN.
A ntTitltj. Pr.
'Jroxntua, Ilimni I,
01 ir Glohi- Alore.
flout', t la S.30 p
111. Consultation
too. M'hom !iS-iO.
HAVE YOUR
WATCH FIXED RIGHT
WE ARE SATISFIED WITH A SMALL
PROFIT.
BERNHARD, jeweler.
311 LACKAWANNA AVhXL-K.
t-DWIN S. WILLIAMS.
CONTRACTOR. BUILDER
ROOM SB COAL EXCHANGE,
SCRANTON. PA.
the scranton umbrella
Manufacturing company ,.
We cany the farget
-loik of liniliiclMf, I'ai
,nuU and II indies; xc
,ilo nUCOVCU umbiellas
.111,1 im.ifols and make
llicni up equally 113 good
0SmSm uiiccs tu bi' loxxir lhaii
mix' jiou-e (n the tity.
Wo repair nil our good"
lor one xeai 1 1(1. 1. en
I ll.XIIC.i:.
313 SPRUC" STREET.
She xxas attendctl by her sister, Mts
Bessie Jones, and Air. Jesse LaBar
bt other of the gi 00111. acted as best
man. Their uiativ fi lends wish them
success hi their new life.
Robei t Johnson made a business tiip
to Scranton on Tuesday.
NIAGARA POWER HOUSE.
Twentieth Century Wonder to E4
Seen at Pan-Amei lean Exposition.
One of the thoroughly Interesting
side Hips to be enjoyed In connection
with a visit to the Pan-Ameilcan ex
position will be the tilp to Nlagaia
Falls to view the xxondcitu Installa
tion In the big power house of tin
Niagaia Falls Power eompanv. It is
ibis station that will supply the elee
tilc energy to be used on the cxpoltioi
1 giounds, and an Inspection of It wil
bring the visitor in touch with Hi
most mm velous electrlcnl power de
velopment of the present time.
The power house pioper Is a beaull
tul stone building nearly CUO teet long
The tiont section is occupied by tht
company's unices, and to the leai
sti etches the one-story sctlon known
as Hie dynamo loom. Beneath this
100111 tlioie Is a gioat slot, over luu
teet long and 179 feet deep, cut out ui
solid lock. It is this slot, or wheel. pit
that lot nis the home of the ten power
Jul tin bines that give poxxer to tht
dynamo-, or oenrrutors in the station
These tuiblne.s ale each of r,,u00 horse
power capacity, and tbey aie connect
ed to the dyjiuinos bj a tube shatt
which extends up the whcel-plt. Th
cunstiuetlon is .such that the weight 01
tho shuU anil the lexulvhig parts ot
the dynamos juaetlcally llout upon Hit'
xx-aler thut passes tliiough the tut bine.
Tlie weight of t iiejt. pans is many
thousand pounds, all adjusted win
such nicety that time Is but the least
possible Miction
The water that supplies the tm bines
h- taken fiom an Inlet canal eoimeetort
xxlth the upper Niagara, liver. This
canal Is 1.130 loot long, luo foot xxide
at the tall end and ISO feet will at Hi
outram c. Us not mat depth Is twelxn
teet. Passing fiom this Inlet canal.
the water goes Into pen-stocks and I-i-anied
down (ho wheel-pit upon tl
tin bines, tljj head being ubout I'M feet
Alter passing tliiough the turbines an.
developing power, Hie wuter Hows hit
tho bg tunnel tull-iace. Tills tunnel
Is li.SUU foot long It reitehes from the
power hotihe to the lower Niagara liv
er, where the stioom of vxator that
lloxrs from It may be seen Intersecting
the river under the upper steel arch
hrklgj just below Prospect Park. Tin
tunnel passes right under the main
part of the City of Nlagaia Falls at
a depth of about 2u0 feet. In dlmcn
slims the tunnel Is about lh teet 1'
indies wide and 21 teet and '. Inches
high. lis form Is lhat ot a hors-'shoe
and troui end to end It is lined with
lour couises of -.lullieil brick lu or
der to ussiiro permanency.
It Is this station thut will be tlio
great power house of the Pau-Amerl
1 an exposition. It is 11 mugiillicent
sp'claelo to stand on ihe visitors' gal
lory in this power house and look upoi
thu whirling dynamos as they make 2Ji
1 evolutions every minute. Tho avei
ago person Minis it dilllcult to renll.e
that llieso uiaehlins ,110 goner
ailng a fiirie that Is being
transmitted miles and miles nwjv
to the l-'xposltlou giouuds, thorn
delight all within the gates by the
xvondious efitcis oieated when used Ir
nny nf its possible fonus. Hoxv won
dei fill It will bu lo look upon the high
est electric light on the top of tin
F.leotiical Tow or and slop to coiisldet
that the fmee that gives it Its lemark
able blilllancy la developed by mean
of turbines located deep down In Hi
big wheel'Plt In Nlngura Falls! Tim
Hloctrk- Tower will be aut loot high
The wheel-pit vviieio thu tutblnes ai
Is 170 feel deep. The distance botweet
the two Is over twenty miles. Think ot
It! Oirin 13. Dunliip
To Cuio a Cold in One Day
'lake Lvalue lliviuu ijuinluc falltll. S.i: