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WEST SCRANTON
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MAY LOCATE
ON THIS SIDE
rtONASTERY BUILDINGS LIKELY
. TO BE ERECTED HERE.
.'lovlnclal of the Pa3sloiilBt Older
Expresses a Preference for West
Scranton Sites FourFunernls Hold
Yesterday Weekly School Depos
its nt Nos. 13 nnd 10 Number of
Chlldicii Receive Their Fhst Com
munion Thomns J. Jones Wns
Committed to the County Jail.
A ptonrlncnt I'nthollr lnynmii. who is
Hiilnvr fur the provincial of the Order
Hi- Paxxlonlflt I-'atlicin, whi) contemplate
luciillm; a inniiimtciy In Kefiinton, bus
lif'ii KOttliiff pi-lccr (Hi iUitn1)lu .-dies In
wit ions p.uN of tlii" city, two oi the
lies bcliifr on this jdde. J If r-ays that
when the piovlliolal w.ik lii'lo lie ev:
pic.sscd ii picfttenee for I hi Wsl Hide
nnil Mild In' would like in ei'Otiro a
plot near the Hound Wood-, or ono on
.Vol tit Main .ivi'titli'. near I'cineteiy
.stieet.
Tlio IiiiIUIImi-". to lio elected will fii-t
unwinds of simVJUi), .mil will l nt
u.icilw" In iippi-uiam e.
Jephthnh nnd His Daughtei.
v full if bengal tor tin cinl.Uii,
.leplitlmh anil 1 IIm I'.iukIiIi r," "ill be
In Id nf tin1 Sumner Avenue 1'ies.bv
iiIhh i Iiui ili this. otilmr. hoKlnniiiiT
inoinpily at .M o'i lock. Ihieh anil
vciv mi'inht'i oi the I'hoir ate lequest
imI to lie in tlii'lr plan's on tiini'. I'vety
tlilnpr is pmsnisiiiR finely tor tin1 per
fiiiinnncp. v lilcli will In lii'ld on Wed
nesday and Tluiiiln. evenings. .M.t ITi
km Iii. ami all w lio nun avail them
irlics of tin- opportunity to .see and
ticrir this M'l'llctit c.mtat.i nif nssuied
ftf a i.iil' licit.
Some of the nio-l talented amntourn
the city will taLc an active part,
minn? whom is tlit well-known ac
(Ciniplislied sinsxr. I'tot", Unity 15.
Tones, late ol l'hiladc Iplii.i, of whom
no comment Is needed. All who know
Mr. .Jours aie well aw .up of ills .ibilltv
hs a singer and also as a composer.
His "Ciiinbiiiin Alatili." composed by
liim a lew je.n.s .-iko. will be plajpd at
tho cantata, dm Uk oup of thp in.trchi".
and s ono of thp bp.sl over published.
.Mi. .Tones is ,i Spt.nUoii boy. and Is
now lesidlii.' in thi.s elt.
Panot Cried for Mamma.
handsome p.n lot. owned bv a ics.1
ipit in tin- vklnltv- of South Main avp-
HUYLER'S
SCOTCH
KISSES
ion sir at
G. W. JENKINS'.
CHILDREN'S
Complete Outfitters.
THE 6L0BE WAREHOUSE.
Dear Madam :
We take it lor granted that you are deeply inter
ested in the children under your care, and as their
personal appearance aud dress are usually accepted
as a sort of reflection of their guardiau's person
ality, we respectfelly invite your attention for a few
moments to our complete Outfitting Department
for Young Children.
We can supply with every thiug that childreu
, cau wear, from their earliest babyhood till they
reach the age of four or five years. Dainty Dresses
with petticoats in French bodices to match, under
wear of every description, headgear in pretty con
ceits and faucies aud in endless variety. Bootees,
little Shoes, Jackets of all kinds, Coats or Reefers,
Rubber Goods, Bauds, etc. Make a note of this
fact. If you are looking- for clothing for the babies
we have it ready for your inspection, made from
the best materials, aud finished in such a manner
' " as makes betterment well nigh impossible.
We invite your special atteution to our superb
assortment of Babies' Long Slips and Children's
. . Short White Dresses. They are perfect poems of
dainty elegance, aud in each instance there are
underskirts, etc., to match, so that the little one's
clothing may be bought iu sets, if you prefer it
that way.
Details are impossible in a subject like this,
consequently we would simply add iu closing that
' if you are desirous of combining economy with
matchless beauty aud perfect satisfaction, we be
',,. lieve that as a duty to yourself you ought to call
and look over the stock in our Children's Outfit
ting Department, .which lacks uothiug to make it
complete aa far as we know.
Globe Warehouse
into nnil I'yimn sdicet. escaped fiom
ills piico yesterday, nnd caused a Hut
ter of excitement In tho neighborhood.
Thp hlul Hew n round fiom one place to
another and finally lit on an electric
light wire, whole lio wit for coiuo time,
culling loudly for "mnmnm."
Tim etitrentlcH of Hie spectators ami
Hip stones thrown hy tlm .mnnll boys
hud little terror for polly, and when ho
was tendy, left ills perch and lelstiiely
sauntered homewnrd, wlicio ills "nuini
inn" wvtroiiipd him with open nun".
Four Funoials Yesteulny.
Itev. llllfih Davie", pastor ol the
South Main Avenue Welsh Calvlnlslle
Methodist church, oltlelntod at the
funcial of the lute TIioiuuh I. 'Will
iams ypsteuliiy a f let noon. Tho mt
vlees wpio I'onditi'ted at the hottso, i oi'
iier of North Main avenup and Howell
stieet, Interment wns inndp In ihe
Washburn stleel eemcteiy. The p.ill-bciiiei-M
wete selected limn antoiiK the
lodges In attemlatue at the funeral.
Shore tttneial mm Vices wore i ondlletPd
yesterdav aitetnoon over Ihe lemains
of Maiy. the .couiik child or Mr. and
Mrs. .Michael Needlinni, of Klltecnth
and l.uerne stiPi-ts. Hill !al was made
In tlio CatliMlinl lemeteiy.
The tuneial of Kthel. diiURhtcr of Mr.
ami Mis. .1 J!, ruii-j, of !U.' West Him
siiHfi, w.'ih lipid jesti'iday moinhiR.
The remains weie taken to Ashley yos
teidnv al tel noon lor interment.
Urn-. II. i'. McDpi mntt, pastor of (lie
Simpson .Methodist Hpisiopal chinch,
rondticied ihe funei.il lenlcort owr the
teimilim of the late Sits. Hose H, like
lasl evening at the home of deceased's
slstet, Jlis. Mary H. Newton, on M'nt
son avenue, Lincoln Heights The i"
nialnswill lie taken to Frnnklhi Koiks
tills iiioinim,' lor inteiuient.
Communion nt St. John's Chutcli.
He. A. FliikPi". pastor of SI.
.lohn's (Set man Catholic chuic.li. South
Main aoiiue, adiultilhtered (onmiunion
to a i las'? uC twenty-live children on
Sunday nioinllig, among whom weir
tliiiteeli bojs and twelve gills
Tile (ommuiilcanls weie: William
Pislor, Kranl; Hcisin, .lohn Theobald,
Fiank Novak, .lohn Kaiaknsih, Chiist.
iTOlhie, Sleplien Torda, l.oui.s Sihmidt,
Michael Manz, Ch.ules langan. Peter
Hiyant, Fiank Selimldt.lMwaiil Gioss
ni.in, Anna Miller, MaiyHeck. Augusta
Hupp, Hedwig Si limidt, Ihnma AVeber,
Hildpgaid Kurt?, Host Koister. Agatha
l'oistcr. Mnrgueiite Jiies, Anna Wv
kof.slsv. Maiy Wainer. ficitiiuli" Frlt-
ZPIl.
Weekly School Deposits.
The following deposits weif made at
the West Side bank yesterday tor the
pupils ol public schools Nos. U and 1!,
by their respectle principals:
No. 1.5 Daid Owens, ?J: Maitba
Wat kins., t: Bertlu Kelly, .(,0: Cath
eline rhilllp.s, ..-.2; Xcllk" Kelly, .10:
Eliz.1 Tuce, $I.lil; Saiah McDonald, .01;
Maty Harris. .0": total, V.fiH.
Xo. 19 Miss I-ees. $1.70: Miss Mui
lay. .10; Mits Nichols, .3: Miss Mor
gan, .1.1; Miss Beamish, .lO; Miss llut
ton. .",; Miss. Daxis, 11.2".; Miss Kvans,
$1.0). -Miss Kellow, .id: Miss Flynn.
$1.31: .Miss Wade, .hi: Miss Muiphy.
,67! Mrs. Keibcr, .S3! MIks Tech, $1.21!
tolal, $11.30.
Today's Events.
The l.cek club will meet thin men
In hi Ihioch Uvans' hotel on .luckson
street.
A legular meeting of the llltcttlo
City Wheelmen w 111 lie held this even
lllir. Olllccrs will lie elected.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Attorney Ohiirlen 11. Olvrr, of Ninth
Alain uvenue, loft for Han Isbutg yes
teiday to attend the grand council of
the Itoyal Aicaiium, which meets al
liettysbuig' tomotrovv.
Abel Stover, of Itlmcu. N. Y for
merly employed iu The Tilhunu com
posing room, Is visiting al tlio homo of
Ills patents on Lafayette street.
The boaid of trustee and the mem
bers of the Claina Nil society held
meetings In the Washburn Stieet 1'ies
Intel Ian church last evening.
MI'S ntissle l'olhiimiis, of North
Stunner avenue, left yesterday for a
two weeks' visit with fi lends in Kl-
Dill II.
Louis I.anmiiu. of N'oitli Sunnier ave
line, has lettiined home fiom a busi
ness tilp to Philadelphia.
Thomas; ,T. .lone", of 1!S2 South fini
lleld avenue, was lommitlid to the
(unity jail on Saturday Iu default of
S.'iOi) ball. Ills wile complained against
him befoie Aldeimau John, who made
out the commitment on chiuges of
I hi cats, assault and battery and dls
ouleily conduct.
Haydn Hldililge nnd family have
taken possession of Jo!ah Puff's house
on Not lb Lincoln avenue.
Chillies Itemlcr ami family, of North
Sunnier avenue, will move to Johns
town this week.
The singers in the enntata of ".lepli
thiih and Ills Daughter' aie becoming
veiy piofk'lent In their pni ts and will
gle an elaborate pi escalation nt
Meais' hall on May 13 and li).
A smoker and social hour was eii
ii'(1 last evening by the ineinbei.s of
Hvde P.uk ramp. Modem Woodmen of
Amciica, after their rueelln? in Hoiite
hall
Si. liii'iidin's council. Young Men's
Institute, will (omlpil a May social for
the membeis and their lady fi lends at
their moms on Wednesday eenlng,
Miy I.'..
The leccptlou and house warming at
Ihe iilw ipi.iilus of tile Young Wo
men's flu 1st inn association will be held
net Piiday evening.
A supper will be solved on Mondav
evening, Mav 1.1. by Classes S and :ifl of
(lie I'll st WelMi Congiegatlonal Sun
dav school. Tickets will be tlftecn
tents, and ice iio.im tv 111 be li.i.
Dr. David lliM.se, of Wilkes-Banc,
tailed on Dr. Tallcsen Phillips yester
dav. -Mi. ami Mis. John Mnisan, of South
Lincoln avenue, will leave for New
Yoik today ami will sail lioni tbcte
lor a tiip to W.ile.
William Davis and tanillv. foimeily
of Plj mouth, aie now occupying the
Thomas itlchnuK homestead, at the
(Oilier of Jackson sticel and Ct.iiflokl
avenue, after an absence fiom the cltv
of thii ty-tlnec vears. Mis. Pavis is a
sister of Mis. II. M. Htlwards.
The congiegation ot St. Mink's Luth
ei.tn ihuich will tun their annual ex
clusion to Lake Lodoie on August 15.
Funeial Dluctor P. W. Tague es
tcnl.iy adtled a handsome new coach
to his liveiy equipment. It was built
bv Lowney Uiotheis, of Philadelphia.
LOCAL AMATEURS IN OPERA.
"The Witch" Was Piesented at
Music Hall Last Night.
A comic opcia entitled "The Witch"
v.ns pioscnted at Music Hall last night
to an audience which tluongeil the
loom, bv a oimp.inv oi lm.il ama
t'Uis, v ho entiled out the exacting
iolf ol the piodueiion In a nianntr
i.ik ul.ited to please thi most eat t
iug of oi it it s.
The plav is fiom tile pen ol the
gllted and well known New Yoi k
pl.iyvi light, ,. iJoidfadfi. ami consists
of eight scenes in ri r acts Its stoty
deals with the w liked machinations of
M.issU, tlie stop-wife, against her hus
luiiil, Abraham. ,mii thu fin ther.iiice
of her malevolent schemes tluough
Hobie Vachnie. the witch. Tlie latter
is a vvietd, nncannv ihaiaetei and
was ably poitiayed by L. til.iei.
Miss )!. Jiueucveig, as Mlrele, made
a tender and phasing heiolnc, ami L.
Lai-aiovilz nrqulllod hiiiist.f well as
Abi.ih.im, the merchant. Mis a.
Poailin.ui vas tlu wlelud Hassle, ami
Miss Schwaitz Ha.-sin's dtiughtei. 1.
.Margolles as Lholslm: A. 11. Lewis as
Man us: J,. AiouovltK as llotzniaeh;
L. fielbman as Xoiaeh, A. D. Hpstein,
as Nachiniii, and Mits II, Oi uniting, as
Phrifia, all poutnjed their loles capi
tally. Hi'tween the at t.s -peclallies weie in
tioduceil by ,. H, r.i w bj, A. Saundeis,
J. Ii. Tlioinas, J, Hollatuer. The sing
ing of W. K Huike's latest song, "Tho
Cut so of a Pn-tty Kac," ),y ,, jj,
L"Wis, won tieiiifmiotis apjilattse.
W. S. GOULD IS VICTOR.
Quaitermaster Seigeant Clrosen Fiibt
Lieutenant of Company K.
Lieutenant Colonel V Stlllwell
last night (ouductetl an election al the
aimoiy to till tlie vacancy caused in
Company K, by the death oL Khst
I.leiiii.naiit l.suuit Uiown, Theie weio
two taiitlltlati's for tlie position, Quar
tcimasti'i" h'eigoant XV S (lould and
Sergeant Niebell.
The vote taken icsillled In a big mil
.iouty loi Snrgflini Huulil, wlio ic
( civ etl thiity-ono votes to his oppon
ent's live. Following the election the
new lieutenant coltibiaied with thu
niembuiK of lus company lil.s accession
to tlio commissioned odlcois' mnks.
SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.
'Ilu mriiliiK of tin.- St union iii(,Mrtii i!c
romliiitcil .i family tukit linniuit lai (vnilnrf
at AtliUtio lull, to (LlUirito the snui-.-, cr tlii'ii
Iiljv "Jji.huIi," (lliltll lluv H(l tiMUl Willll
4U at MuIc lull, 'IH (inline wjs au.nt In
ihnciuj: ,ii,d other niJomciiK, lin.ii Iwlii,' Int.
nbhiU Ii; Prof .lilimon, whllo lie iln,n iui.
il'rdl fieo uf tlieir Eikiliui. I nncli jml
iificoliintnts ucic tciui! lit i l.tc limi Iii !. .
t (IU ol tlm .uljli iicib Icoucil ..(til Iiv MiJiniim
Jillll Icntfj.
'11.9 lioini! cf porm ineiii in-ii Williini I'liKus,
of the Nrptuiic lliiiiu; couiaii. It-, lu'iu hilthl.
euril by ihe aniul o a lul lio;.
Ml's Mai-au't lluiill, ui I'llUiuu nenue, will
leno tcxliy fur Ntu Voil vnuu !ic uill iinl
hu JC.aloii.
OullH't loJ'C, NO 4. J, Kliu.li!, of I'.ltlllaf will
nuec at IIjuiuju'i. lull toiiignt.
fhc lmmlni!. of I'ouucil No. .'-', .luintr Oulcr
ITiiIlnl Amrrli 111 Meihankt, will moot in mular
teflon at NhlmpU'j lull tor.li.hl,
THE HOMLIEST MAN IN SCRANTON
i well 94 (he iuruLoiucst, anJ oilier-,
no iiuitdl to cull on any druifsLt inc net
fico a dial botllo of lump'j UjUjiii tor the
'lliioal ami I.un, a lenicJy that L tjujrautcx
to cure awl ulicvr dll Cluonlc ami Ante l"ou,-tu,
Astliiiu. IIuiiiIiUU Jul wnunivtUii I'ltn. Si..
mil SOc.
NORTH SCRANTON
MEETING AT PROVIDENCE PEES
BYTERIAN CHUHCH.
Aimunl Meeting o the CongiogftUon.
Wns Held Last; Night nnd a Largo
Amount of Business Transacted.
L S. Jnckson's Nnnow Escape
from a Bullet Which . Went
Through His Window Constable
Gllbride Committed to the County
Jnll Other News Notes.
The nnntinl meeting of the cougic
Riitlon of the Providence I'lesbytcrlan
churcli was held lam nltfht In tlio Au
ditorium of the church. The meeting
was called to order by Presiding Olll
rer Uolpli Athcrton and ptnyer vvui
olfeied by Uev. Dr. Ucoiko J J. Oiilld,
followed bv the reudltiK of the inlnlltei
of tlio trusteed of tlie cliuich by Dud
ley Atheiton, .secretary.
Ill-ports of session, of tho Sunday
Mihool, Ihuleavor society, Women's
KoielKn Mlssloniny society, Ladles' Aid
society nnd Klns'H Untight"! a .society
11 ml clioir were then rend.
Tin- inosl intet e.stlnt; icpoit of tho
evening: was that of thu tiUHteos ot
tin cliurrli by n. 11. Atheiton, showliiB
thu uNpenses and luvenues ot tlio
churcli and revealing u riiemborshlp of
llii membeis.
The chin eli gave in tlie year clostiiK
Slay 1, $S07 to tho home missionary
cause, Sli'i! to lorulgn ml.sslonniy, $200
lo Htindnv school vunk. 100 to board
of chinch erection, American Uible .so
ciety, $75; Kcneral assembly, $7e, and
smaller amount, to benevolent objects.
C. IS, Von Storch nnd Chailcs Zel;ler
were elected trustees, and H. R. llrrrl
bilt, Charles ZolKler and K. K. Jackson
were chettd a committee- on music.
Mr. Jackson's Nniow Escape.
i:. P. Jnekson, of Helmont Terrace,
note teller of the Fitst Xatlonal hank,
bail :i mil low oscnpo from death yes
terday 11101 iilm.--, while slttlnt? al his
bieaklast table.
Jlr. .Tackpon and family weie .sitting:
toKetlier at tlie table, e.itlnu break
fasl, when ,1 .stray bullet came clash
ing through the window, whizzing
past his head and lodffins; In the side
of the wall ilr. Jackson quickly aiose
and .stm ud to the window to see
when- the bullet came from, but no one
was in sight. The bullet was nboul
the S.I70 Unit fits an oullnary ride.
Constable Goes to Jail.
Count v (Jiibride, tlie wull-Knovvn
constable ot the Third ward, was com
mitted to the county jail yestuiduy
afternoon by Aldeimau Myers, on a
wini. mt issued at the instance of his
wife, for disorderly conduct.
This is the thlid or lourth time Gil
bi ide lias hem arrested on the same
charge, befoie Alder man JI.vcis. al the
Instance of ills wit
IN A FEW LINES.
Lliiveu Coin ad, of Caibonclale, was
m tested jesteid.iy atternoon bv Con
stable Thomas i:. Mills, of the Second
wi.id. en a waiiant issued an the in
stance ol lieiiiaul Poluskl. who
claimed that Conrad had stolen $S
w bile hoarding vv ith him. The de
fendant was taken before Alderman
Alveis and settled the cae bv paing
the costs and lettunlng the TS to tho
pioseontor.
John Kelly h.al Anthony ltlcu ar
rested for djsord-'rlyl tonduct. Itice
was dischnged on piinp the costs,
lieinaitl Pitcavoehsi. ot Breaker
street, sweuo out a wattant befoie Al
deimau Mycis for Louis Thomas, lor
ilclr. Hiding- him out ot a boaid bill.
Thomas was ai tested by Constable
.Mills In Caibomlnle and hi ought he
ioie Aldei man Mvers. After the hear-tn-r.
tlii- eas- was tcitled by Thoin is
paying the costs of the into.
The olllceis of the Third pteeinet did
not get into their now quaiUt.-., S.1U11 -day.
iio was epe ted. owing to the
water supply in the building not being
sii'tllc'errl to supply the police .station
and the hose house. Laiger pipes, weio.
laid yesteulny, ami it is expeeled thai
the moving day tor tho olllceis will
he nest Thuisriay,
Then- will l- .1 spet lal zuhcarsel for
the X01H1 Main Avenue Christian
ihinrh tonroiorw evening for tlie
lantata. "Anita." Theie will be busi
ness ot ImpoitHiice tiansaeted. All
nienibeis ar u-iiuc-stc-d to attend.
LUTHEHAN PASTORS MEET.
Their Session Held nt the Residence
of Rev. W. C. Ii. Xinuer.
The Sit. niton and "WtlkOs-llai r
Iaitlieian Pastols' assoiluliou held
their regul.ii monthly meeting jester
ilav at the home of lit v. AV. C. I,.
Latter, on Shoit averrue. Those in at
tendance weie ltev, II. I" J Seneker,
Uev. L. l.liideiistiutli and Itev. AV, r..
Iliinlon, of Wilkcs-Hane: ltev. O. F.
Ihtweln, ot Plttstou: Uev. C. fi. Hpio
ker, Itev. A. I.. Ilanrer anil lluv. W. C.
Ii. l.auer, of Seiauton.
Piesldcnt iseiu'kor piesltled, prayer
was oftucil by Dr. Ilniner, and Secre
tniy Kttweln lead tlie minutes of the
pievious nnetliig. The clergy men afler
wiiids took up the .stitdv of Ht, Jolui's
gospel, cliapter svi:-3-.'!i), Iu liicek, Tli.
study was ptolitable and plensuiabie.
Dr. ltiinier tc.nl a woil-ptepatoil e,e
getlcal pupt r 011 the gosjiel, which was
aflet win lis discussed by the membc-i.s,
A ilcllKlutiil liiiuh was served by Mis-,
l.nuer. nnd iu tlio suteinoon ltev. Sen-elu-r
lead u jinpcr on "Tire Normative
Vitltto of the Holy .Seiiptuies." This
paper was also discussed and enjoved
by all pii'sent.
Tlio cleigvmen afterwauls looked at
llio lot vvheir- It Is proposed to ctect Ht,
I'aul'.s iirlhsion, on Nor tit Muln avenue
ami I'lovidenio road. Tho next meet
ing will be held al Itev, Huntou's home
III AVIIkuu.iS.il 1 e.
POLICE AND ALDEnMEN,
V I" (lomun, .luni nrxl.ktum, & 1'it i-i.
il loi1in-i, l I'li-iuii, inill nnJ ol
Wcl.liir, tnoiliiiit- iluli. liu.lnr "ii film J
imc. vuio imstfJ ji"t ulai" at the uistancj nl
I I.. 1U(J, "( tin." ClukV I'lOlcclivi! jfiiAle
tion, on Did iluiao ol llmg (josJt on Sundir,
't" 11 mlnets., I'uiikIv Waldi ami Idnjnl l.i-ul,
tl.llllv.l to llJMIIg lluUSllt R.iolll In llic lcrvs
if the" actvioOil on Sun.liv V.iUh rlmlcil thit In.
Ijil been tent by tlio duk3 to lirnuic- cii.nco
jalnst tin- men, hut while LjiuI v.oiiW mt jii
111U lliat h I nl bo. 11 it by tho joiiJtioii, I
rclusctl in ttijr 10 the lonlni Mji;i"tuu
.Millar, before wlom Hip "so a tilnl, ..ill
lliat vilillc Ui would lilt- to wo the law uitoicul
thai iicmiIIipIi lio did H"t liUe the nvilt in
vlilch tie iirt'iccutloiu ind hern broiiijlit. y fuo
jrisomrj cure all ilUJiuircil.
A hi-', tall DuniiioriJii, who vat lo iliunk and
ut-l to she Llj name-, tried lust niflil, aluul
i.) o'clock, 011 I'inii nuni'i, tu take a likc!u
away iiom tlio 7'jcar-ohl boy ol lolm Lohniarn.
'lie little lid M plucky and held on lo tho
v. heel, wlicieat Hu ilrunU'n Mlou- ttiuik him a
vuiuu. blow in lh face, knocking liim jlnmsl
ImIi uav aritPD the elicit. I'aliolinc-n luilin
ml Toller hail atrlicil on the crne hy this
I Imp iiiiil tlioy iihtril the in in nnJer irrrst) tic
iltr lilt violent irslstimc1,
CHARLES TROPP INJURED.
Kicked In the Log by a Horse Ho
Wns Driving-.
Chillies Tropp, tlilver of tlie t'rystnl
Jlosc wit Ron, hud his light leg badly
Injured yesterday hy being kicked hy
II hot so. lio was driving the supply
wagon of tin- department along West
Market stieet, when something went
wrong Willi the harness.
Ho got down to lis It and was en
gnged In that vvoik when the hoise
kicked Tropp In the leg. The Injured
man was taken to Dr. J. .1. .Sullivan's
ofllce, vviiete the injury was attended
to. Later ho wits lemoved to his
home.
dunmrTdoings.
Meeting of Borough Council Last
Night Lnrge Amount of Busi
ness Wns Tinnsncted.
Council met In legulnt session hit
night with all members pi esprit oveept
McAllister. Mr. AVnrd was elected
Dmporary chaiimnn.
Minutes ot tlie pluvious meeting weie
approved ami lead arrd P. II. Cooney,
of tlie boa id of health, repotted to
the council Unit the .Scranton poor
district hud refused to hereafter bury
tlio unclaimed dead In the borough,
as they have previously done. The
matter was refcricd to the borough
attorney. The bond of August AVahler
In tlie sum of $1,000, with August AVah
ler, Viank Ftthr, Oscar I.ttdvvig and K.
AV, Osterlioiit. as securities, was 10
ferred to the botollgh attorney foi in
vestigation. MrSlote, of IJlectrio avenue, com
plained of a water nuisance near his
propel ty cruised by faulty drainage.
His complaint was referred to the
street and biidge committee.
Oiillnaiice Xo. Mi, providing for doing
away with all lalerul sewers, wa. 10
turued by Jluigess Hursehcll unap
proved, with a ojiirmurrlcatlon In which
he statetl ills objections. He .states
that already nearly $12,000 bus been
expended upon the sewers, which
would be thiown away should this
oidinanee be appioved.
He also stated that tho benellts would
affect only Hl.ikel.v and Di inker
stieet. while the cosl would tall on
the whole town, vvhjeh hu says would
be 11 1 ank Injustice. McLaughlin
moved that the oidinanee be passed
over tlio veto ol the burgess. The or
dinance was passed without debate, all
members voting yes.
Iiorough A I tor noy McDonald ren
deied an opiniun iu icteience to the
liability of tlio Dunmoie DleUrio
Light, Heal and Power company for
pole tn, lecently demanded fiom them
bv the council, and which they claimed
their contiacted vvitii the boiougli ex
empted them ttom.
In his opinion, in which he cites sev
eial similar cases, hu decides that their
loiittaet does not exempt them and
that they aie liable for the amount
ot the tax. McLaughlin moved that
the boiouglr engineer and attorney bo
Instructed to proceed with piepar.r
tion.s for the eonsti itction or the tr link
sewer.
Chief of Police He.ilcv icpoited eight
.iriests dining April. The stieet com
missioner's time she"! for the month
of Apill amounted to $AC. Miscellane
ous bills amounting to $749.97 weie or
dered paid. Time sheets of ebiot of
police tor $;!J0 and chief of fhu do
pailmeiu fur fiOO weie nppioveri
OBITUARY.
MICI1AI.L SIIUA. .Allcha. 1 Shea,
aged ."7 ynrs. died jysteulay atter
noun al ."1 o'clot k it his home, .'lit
Pittston uvenue, litter a ten days' ill
ness with pneumonia. Death was not
expected, as Mi. When was about on
Sattmlay.
He took to boil Sunday and giew
rapidly wcu.se until death Anally re
lieved him. Deceased is survived by a
wife, live sons, .lohn, select council
man of the Twelfth ward: James,
Michael. Thomas and AVilllam. and
three daughters, Mtity. Catheiine and
Mnigaict. lie came to this tommy
when a bov of tliiee years, and lived
iu Hoirrlr Sei.intou ever since. Fu
neial aimoiini-eineul will be published
Intel.
MISS. CAROLINA PKTItL Mrs.Cni
ollna Petti aged ."') .veais, died yestm
day moiiilng at hei lesidenie, im)
llamni iniiit, of a thirteen ears' lin
geilrrg illness of c.itauli. Dei eased
is sin vlv ed bv one roir, August, and .1
dnughter, Mis. AVilllam Uhihurt, her
limbauil having died seven ye.tis ago.
She came to the country twenty-four
voni.s ago and lived in South Seiau
ton tinting her enilio lesidence lieie,
Jlis, Petil was a hlghlv iespicio(l lnily
and was well liked hy all who knew
her. Tile funeial will take place AVed
ncsiiay atteinoon at L' o'clock from
her late lesidenie, Sei vices will lm
conducted at llio hoiisu bj Ttev. A.
Norttt, and Intel iuliu will bo made in
lire Pittston avenue- cemeteiy,
DAVID I '.LOCI I, At the home of his
son, Joseph Ulueh, U'J Linden sticot.
ye.sienl.iy, oi-diried the death of D.rv Id
Hloeh, aged 77 yeitis. Tlie funeral will
be heltl lioin tho lesltlc-nce tit y i. in.
AVediiesday uftuinoon. Alembc-is of
Amos lodge, I. o. 11 n anil Allliuiee
lodge, Indnpendent Older of Odd VI
lows, aio Invited to attend,
Waller, the flftcen-nionth.s.olil child
of Mr. arid Mis. AVilllam T. Decker, (1f
No 7 Stark place, died ycsteiday ana
v. Ill be bulled in AVashbrrrn stieol
eeniotery tornoiiow atteinoon
funerals.
The funoial of Jolin 1-' Heuderson
will ho held from the r evidence ut his
I paienls, 120 .South Washington ave.
line, this afternoon, liiteiment n Por
est 1IIII temetorj,
Tlie lunei.il 01 Allien Colli II Kays
will be held Wednesday aftiinoon at
2 Sir o'clock from the i.imlly lesidenco.
Hir, Pine stieet. Internruu irr Dun
moto lemeteiy.
The tunuial of the late Paliick Du-n.
nan will rnkc place thlh morning at 'i
oMcck, 1 10111 his lata jc-sldence, on
it'rown avenue Seive,?s will b? held
at St. Peter's cathedial and inter
ment will be 11111 Iu in the Cathcdin!
temetei y
AMATEUR BASE BALL.
II 0 l lilt Wink-, II wi 11.41 IPllii lii.o cujIi
bid toi the ft 1.C11. In line up it ii fiilloM:
U. Mill, lalcluii II IIUin. eial.u, l.
Iliiniu, tlioitil, Kill -. Ilit h.ti, M
llannoii, hi mid l.i"; I. knii, lliiul ha 0;
II. Stnlzmjii, life Mild; ( 'tmncliiuil, ccnur
Held, .1. (jnnoi, ii;l.l li-ld; II. IV.1I1, null-a-'u;
W Whiz, laptalu.
'lie Akit-, (lulUiuc- the t-oniH side cr sijimt?
tcsn.i tui a uaino ot lull on Miv J.'. Viimcr
lhn.ui;li thU patur.
Hi.- Urrlhi-u nt Pltt,ion lUttatcd Ihe !eit
if tin Uct tide hunlaj on the Went Park.
(8)"
SAM YARNELL,
Famous Member of Brotherhood of Carpen
ters and
s. wnn HfiriWM in Jtii Rinnripan
&) Five Bisr Conventions. Reproionted His Union At tho
Nashville nnd Cincinnati Convention of the
&
American Federation of Labor.
, An Inlercstliip Man What He
Cure, (lie Greatest Kidney Cure of the Age.
fe
" MADE MY BURDEN LIGHTER."
ChlcajTo, Pel), 10, 1901.
W.uner'8 .Safe Cine Co., Rochester, X. Y.
Gentlemen: I do not claim tluit W.uner'8 Hnfo Cure is a. Cine-all,
but do readily admit that It has mndc my burden lighter, hy building
. tip my ruii-uown Hjsiem. -i'lio aliment 01 Ricaiesi iiiiiiininee 10 111c
1 wns kidney tumble, which, na thtme who suffer front It know, ubbo-
ltlteiy Utnui ti man rnr uiisincy.
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l-s LeiUI'UlttlllC'Ill. llllll'l rlliu V
safely pronounce it tho superior
used by my liuniiy ot- rnyhcir.
All porsons whoso kidneys are diseased in any way, no
matter how slightly or seriously they may he affected,
should go to tho noarost druggist and get a bottle of
Warner's Safe Cure.
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9) Uuiiiu's fTf' t inn i o
1 .... -.. ...! i 1m km Ltfn I IICH ill til r.ll
(i) () () (D
KiouncU hj a .uoro of II 1. 'Hie fcalun ot llio
l-anio wa-t the- line (iiUhliu "' H iidintr "i II
.M"t wlio retired IhltUin men on 'trlki '.
OLYPHAIST.
Doris, the little dariKliter- of Isabel
Kletcher, ot the Tommy Shearer com
pany, lb hc-lioitsly 111 at the .Million
house.
Thu musical event at the Father
Mat hew Opeia House tornoiiow cven
int? by the pupils of St. Patrick's paio
clrl.il academy, promises to be a iaie
licit for all who attend. Don't miss
it.
Miss Miiv Wave1, of Avocn. vlio has
been vlsllinsr lelatlves lieie. leluined
home ycsteiday.
William Rogiin, of Pittston, .spent
Sunday nt his home on Dunmoie
stieet.
Mi. nnd Mi.. William Wells- and
ehlldien, Jessie and Willie Wells, of
Piovltlenct , visited Mr. and Mrs. T. T
AVilIinms, of Stisriuehauna sti-eet, Sun
clay. Mrs. Catherine Thomas .spent Sun
day with her brother, T. J. Mutthevvs,
at Sprinpbi 00k, who is veiy ill.
Mitf. AVilllam Boi-er and son. Td-v-aid,
ot Pittston. weie tho guests ot
relatives in town Sunday.
Mr. and Mir-. John O'Malley 11 1
tended the funeral or the late John
Honshu-, nt Wllke.s-Barre, ester
d.iv. ARitsttrs Stiitt, the clerk at the Ma
lion house, is ill vvitlr the srip.
Miss Alice Uviiiis, nf Dickson, is v is
lliiif,' MUh Jennie I'.irten, of Delnuaie
.stieet.
The .school boaid will liieel ill H-KU-l.u-
se.st.ion on l-'iulay eveiiinpr.
John MeCit.iw, of Scranton, vas .1
caller in town v ester day.
TAYLOR.
The Ta.vlor lleds base ball team re
oisanl.ed fin- the .season on Ki Iday
eveninpr in rlic- library liall. 13. G.
Watklns, who hat- so successfully 111:111
a Red the team on foimer sea.soiis, vs. 11
riKain ic-electetl to that position. The
team has been matcnallv stieiiKthened
and will be 1 epi evented on the dia
mond vvitii the lollovWuiT playeis: AVat
kins, center Held; Shields, lett Held.
i:.iK.in. ilBht field; Stone, tlii.t base;
(!. Moiils, fcccoud bat-e; J. Motrls, iit
chei; Glynn, catcher. MantiKOi-AVat-kins
would like to hear fiom the llist
t l.ihs amateur teams thiotiKhoiit the
county The opening name oL the
t-eiihon will be played on Ihe .school
house Kiiitiiid.s oir Satrrrday next,
wlien tlio Ucd.s -Hid .loi dan's Philipi
iios w ill cross bats.
The lollowlni? unclaimed letteis ic.
m.iin at tlie Taylor postotllce tin the
pet iod endliiiT May fi Persons call
in:; for the Kime 'vill pleas-e say ad
verlisid, nnd Kivc- dntc: llonu-ntii
K. I'leRO (-), itobeil XV. l.ee. Ml.
Tibbtlh. Miss Aiinio A .Thomas, Sal
lie Williams, J ,W. ileee. poslmnstei-.
r.laboiate piepai.itlons aie h. hu;
miido by tile niernbei.s of Temple of
l.ove lodtje, Xo. T, Title Ivoilte.s, lor
the Hrriuid IndRe, which will as.semblo
in annual .session in tills low 11, Tlie
1 vent piomisos to hu notable In the
ihlstmy of ihe oitloi-. as ileleK'.ite.s Irep-
, H.sentliifr the viuioris lodijer. of Ivnr-
iles fiom nveiy hl.ite 111 the union will
be present 011 this ncrat-Iuii. One of
' .1.... ..Inrw...,. .'....(.. ... ...' 11... ... II. .1
llll (llVs.IIL I.-.II.IH.-T ... I. IV ,,....
IoiIbo .session will be a fcln-ot ji.n.Kh .
coniplibliifr the fnllnv. I111; lotlf?es; ij.u
iadl.iwii lod(.'L, Xo. !'; Temple uf l.ovo
loch-.e, Xo. 7. Ihnlyii IocIkc. Xo. H:
Dil Sunt IoiIrc, Xo. 30; Tlionm.s JeC
lu.son Inilpfe. Xo ."fi; Uolreit Morris
lodne, Xo, ,vj- and all thu visltlnir dele-R-ates
and inembois, A Kininl enter
tainment will be Klvon on ihe opc-n-illK
evenhrw, cotirflbtlllK of tlie best of
local talent, and a banquet will fol
low. Tlie ) cumins of the infant ( liild of
Dr, nud Mt.s. .1. A. Thompson, of Muiu
Mieet. which died "11 Sunday, weie
ir.teueil Jit tho Koic-st Home (eineiety
jistindny I
A uipie(' leceplloil vmis tendeied
W.illi'i Pi ice on Siituniuv evenlns In
l.lewillyu hall by IiIh nrrny filen-ls.
Kelit'blmieiitsi vvero !e-od. The
Kiiehth pieM-nt vvci-e Ml. and Mm,
Wlllium I'lice, Mm. W. J. DavK
Mlst.es Maiy J. ami lllleii I.lojd, I.iK
ie Davi. Annie- Tii-lrei, Airulo St lier
ir, Ada lMvvaid.s, l.liiio I'lico l.inlj
1'Mnr, 1'11-r CummliiK.s, ami Mcs.sm
llluiii' Ihrki r, J-'ieti AVilhou, Jtiuie.-, in-kII-c,
William UnKtM, JMwuid liiinsr
Wei, licit I.uvvls, Ijlihnid Jenkins.
David J- Dai lb, lluniy Coomlis, Kiuest
Joiicj- A llll.im Tlionms, l.oilks IJey.
iioltl.s, duulcs Peiiy. hanniel .Milln-l-'ianl;
Dumuoiie, David Peiiy. Tliouins
Tovviisciid and Titus, Uvam-.
The Jaillcs of the- Calvary n.tpii.t
(lunch' vvlll comluci a Kininl lm
i-re.iui nnd cako .social iu tlio drunk
i lass 100111 on Satruday eveuliih', May
tl. 1 m that cveniiu? the eontebt tor the
pallor hulle between Mis. lieujiimlii
WIllianiK and Mm. lEIehard Itobeits,
which was iiObt)oncd lioni tho fair n
icntly held will tcnnhialc. Tin- Hib.
lie Is. coidiiilly invited to lioirr the in
sults and ctijoy the iVatlvilies. of the
eveiiliig.
John Sand 'M. an old ami niia Ii le
spectcd lesitlent ot Did I'-oipe, passed
away yesterduy morulas' at tlie ripe
old u?e of 60 eai.s. Deceased was a
member of the Improved Order ot Ited
Joiners,
xnunn. nnrvnn liniavfiT.H i.n
Says About Warners Safe
eHpeciaiiy wiien nc is 01 11 nervous
1..... 1...II. ...,, .. n ,1..,, T ,..
lilt' lllin Ulllli. mrs .. o.f int.l. x ut.
of any pioptletary medicine ever
hv.m a aumjii..
aiiliiatlon, Vildrc -Miiiple lloputmi-nt,
, ltci-licsl r. . V.
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I YCEUn THEATRE
IlLIS .V mrHiHIVni.lt. Leasees.
A. J. llfl'l V. .VhiUKer.
II imu vi ri,iion ,n hviaino. vt.vv i,
VIOLA ALLEN
ami temp my, lioriitins
In the Palace
....of the King
luiiniir MniMuil' ilr.iiinliilion nf I'. Vlniot
( 1 n HjiiI's 10111 him. Ilir Minlliil New mli
picidiictioii. I.nli'ii ,V (n, .MiliiKir-.
I'ncis 7.""-.. st m. bl.'H mil '(Xl, !)( inc
lo'c s, r.ls, S2.VI; Killt-i.i, ."0i
Suits on frilo sitmiliv .it 'i 1. 111
ACADEHY OF HUSIC.
KBIS&DUKUUNMEK IIARRV A. BROW.N
Mnngcrs mil IrfSicw. Local Manager.
OM; soi.it) VVIH'K
COVtVir.NCl.NG MOM)Y, MV
licluiii l.iuicmriit of tin" Olil I'icniilo
MflCflOLEYPflTTONCC
I'lc-sriitnc
rnc-ili Vljtinrc "lev is f'o ltev."
1 tit sijj.v r.vmliis "A .i.tcd lift-'
VVnlncwljv VI iliiue-"Ito.il Itice"
Wcilni-ih.v Kvr 11I11? -'T01 Anollii-i's Crime
MCSHT l'ItlCi:s-1d, 20, :o unl.
.mvtim.i: riiiu.s-10, .'u cnt-i.
THE WALTER L. MAIN
ALL NEW BIG
Fashion Plate Shows
The 20th Centuiy Amusement Idea.
CLEANEST. BRIGHEST. BEST.
AMERICA'S ONLY EEPRESENTATIVE
Double Circuses, Menageries "
and Hippodromes.
SCRANTON, MDAY.UY 20
llic Latest smMtlnn, I The "Blootly Sixtll
'lite I v male
Znuave Corp-
1 lniiiUnic Mil Nt.
I Vllll.s in hocllil rln.
.Milllal.V MllltillC'lr
Rough Riders
I rcsli from their Phil
ippine Victories:
A VAST ALL-STAB. PROGRAMME
111 s, i-Hirt'il .mil
EXCLUSIVE FEATURES.
I Itl.i; IH'I N Ml! lAIIIIIIIION. ,j the l.li
1 llli lli. 11I111111 ll.nr, Ilu WniM's Mc-t. Wuiult-i.
till IIUli Hull in tin- xiutinil. at 11 a. in .1111
I. n i. m
'I Mil I'lllll 11IIM VM I s HVIIV-!1)"i-i open if
I I mil T ' 111 l-iiiiM-nuiuii lii-hn at 'i .ui'l 1
F 1 in Mliiiimin iml iiiiinij iirfoiiiiiiici oiiiul
l iuiliti, a 1 In cr liln V iniii( cam n.
I '! 1.1 I Ik I 11 sj, ,t
N. A. BULRERT'S MUSIC STORE
Un si, ,i pi, ..iinimncins .it u. in
Giand Oichestial Conceit One Hour
Pievious to Ench Peifoimance.
.Men and tlie Independent Older ot
Odd l'Vllow.s. l-'iiiui tl will be lidd to.
moioiw aftctti ion at - o'clock. In
tel incut v ill be made Iu llio Illicit
Cliuich cemeteiy,
AVOCA.
Tlie hills on l lie east side of tlU
town trie beslunlnw to .show homo simia
in' .activity. I'outi actor Neville h.n
thu'mtt of tht Kiadliiff ami IcvcIIiik ot
about two miles thi. hide ol Moo<,
Yftvrdny moinhm inmo thmi a liun
dictl men weio on tlm M-eiie, trslluK
fot woilv Hut low of them weio taKeii
on. .is the wuik in not yet piopeily
bcKiin. Mail) JJiitim, of West 1'ltts
ton, Ks doiiiK (lie liirullrrK for tllih see
tlcn. Tip' bild'-re vvoik is In cli.irge ol
('(iiiti.utor 1'ioiiii) liullcalloiih ai
lll.lt W-ot.i will in- ono of tho live
liest low us .limit; ili.' lino llilb suni-nu-r.
siiipetliitindent riuiilv Hopper will
louduci .in I'N.unliiation tor te.iclicrs
in the lliij! school on June -I.
.losi'ph Mhovellu and Mls.s Anna
Wh.iicn. ut AVilUc-a-narre. tipent Sun"
d.i wltii .Miss .Maiy O'Malley
T .J. J.ltfwellyn left yehteul.iy tor
lJairlsbuiK. heJiiB a member of tin
milieus' legislative committee,
,1a Dies Calvin, of Hill Micct, Is silt
teiliiK from f,icr.il luoheii limbs.,
1 1UH1I bv licltiK pltthed a i-oiisider-able-
dlstanio whii t .itti'iuptlng t
jump lioni .1 movliiK tin!n.
.lolm llousiuii, I'.uucK 1'iyor,
Mlch.ie I I.oiiKhic, Anthoii) McGov
(in, John Heap, Hi tries Drurfner,
.Mis-scs Annie Waul, Mtrrgiiet Me.
Ketiii, 'IVwhi Met '111 th j, Maiy Oordon,
M.iitratct Tlijue aiitl KlU.ilieth Iloont
attended the temperance conventiot
ut tieiHgetown on Tuesday.
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