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WEST SCRANTON
SUNDAY SCHOOL
PUPILS RECITE
CHILDREN'S DAY IN PLYMOUTH
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Exeroisos at Both Morning nud
Evening Services Largo Class
Conflrmcd by Bishop Hoban at St.
John's Gorman; Catholic Church
Excitement in Honnessy Court
Man Asloep on River Bank Ap
proaching Weddings Among the
Churches Notes and Peisonals.
'I ho f'liiMunVi d i.v seivlies nl 'hi
I'ljIlliiUtll CoilKlLRlillnniil ihllKll is-
tetihiy liioinliiK iiuil noiilntr won tin
hc-sU over hold In tin- I'lu.iili, "nil ut
tlliUdt 1.11 Kii nllKli'RII lions nl both
hcnlit-i. At 10 ::i n'rinrk tin- "I'luum
ter HuIIiIIiik" seniles tti-io eniiinieti' od
vvUh mi opcnltiK -oiik li v tin- pupils of
the Kimri.iv school. A Seti)lllie luitn
tltm was kImii hv Ml"-- Miitlli- llUKln'M,
vvhleh wns follow i-il b u lniijoi h.v tin
ji.istoi, Itev. K. A. llov I.
A ntiinbu of c lilliln'ii vveic llic-ii litp
liul, mill tin united m liool suns a
(lioius, "Chi 1st, tin- Sine Foundation "
This vvn follow i (I b mi i-Neieisi In
villi It ihlldirn took put. They vveie
IMiiithu . I, inn's, .Ii'IiiiIl- .Innes Until
Kopso, Idviah Thomas .mil MmfMM-t
llllllls. rii ho.vs ,'ilso went tlilotlKh
sin e.c-n 1 n s-lnilhu to tin- ntlieis. Thev
welt- Chi Hi v JJ.l-.ls, I'etiv 'I'llDlll.ls,
I'lu-stir Mom i, W'ehstcr I.evshon mill
Walter A llll.iins-.
Miss I'dilh i:ans .mil t'hciler Dims
snip ,i pli.isiiiK' duel, "Vlitue, Sweet
anil H1110," anil ip Italians alnnit "Little
Woilteis' n ii' Riven h Amv Stovei,
NpIIIp Wan en. It. n IipI Williams ami
Ma lie I "Wheelei
'I lie lenialndii of (Iip piosianime
consisted IlL s()Ks )J till- S( liool. 1 0111
pfl.inc" cPliisf In Dl . T A. I'vnnn'q
class, it i-H itlnns hv Claia 'atkln,
.Maltha lIllKhcs, Mniy I.oe, Allip
l'lentli, Kniily Aiulpison, Beth Dvnns
nnd X01.1 Divis; sniipr hv (Jcitindo
Kvans and ,i aililinst bv Rev. 1; A.
Hovl. 'I'lipsp pxpuisei vvpip In ihaiffr
of .Miss I. A. Ilv.ms, supei hitendent of
tlippiiniaiv di pai tinent ; Ciomci Reese,
(hoilstri, mil .Miss .M.ihel IMisons, 01
K.inist. Tin- Shciin.ill Avenue Mission si liool
lendpied the evening pi om amnio,
which was equally oininpiidahli . It
was fjivpn under tlio diiPitlon ot Su
pei inteiulc-nl John rt Thomas anil
I'honstcr lin-haid Phillips A nnuihpi
of piettv 1 hoi uses ueie siiiik w illi Rood
elfci t, nnd the- 1 filiations vveie kIvpii
HUYLER'S
SCOTCH
KISSES
ion PAIE AT
G. W. JENKINS'.
The Demand
For Sun Shades
Of one sort or another is now at its height. The
Dressy Eleganee of the fashionable
Parasol. The smart, but common
sense coaching Umbrellas, and the
colored Umbrellas forshine orshower
Are all commanding the attention of eager buyers,
and, so much is the stoclc we are showing admired,
that buyers who never came here before, are daily
making their selections, because some of their friends
had advised them to do so. We do uot make the state
ment in a spirit of boastfulness, but when we say there
is no other stock of Parasols aud Umbrellas in North
eastern Pennsylvania lhat will compare with ours, we
merely assert a fact perfectly well understood through
out the trade.
Taffeta Silks Have First Call
In Parasols this season. We show them in all
colorings, and every conceivable style, with sin
gle ruffles, clusters of nillies, applique trimming,
silk, etc., lace and Chitl'on trims, fancy borders
or perfectly plain styles. The handles embrace
all the novelties of the season, and the only
trouble you will experience in making' a selec
tion is to decide as to which is prettiest.
Special Show of Parasols This Week
Dur Wash and White Goods
Departments are worth a visit these days. The vol
ume of business done there has exceeded our expecta-
$ tions, aud we have been forced into the markets to re-
tr plenish stocks.
Result
3We have some very late novelties to show
you, as well as all the old favorites shown
earlier in the season,
4
Globe Warehouse
by Utbabcth Heine, Gwonnln Phil
llli, Atnilo tllonoii, CltetliL Pilco mill
Annie Kuiip.
MIiim JpiiiiIp (llpason ami Mmv J.
Phillip riiiis n duet, ".SoittturliiK Hiiti
hcuiiii," mid a iiutirtcttt composed of
Jennie- rilonion, illlnueth Mpii'luiiil,
John Phillips mill Dnvlil II. lttiRhct
ipinlcipil "As tin Year Rolls on."
A mow? the nllipirt who took pail lit
the t'i'ti'si woie. Amies Hoi lie. Itiieh-ni-l
Thonuiw. Ihinnn Kuiip, May Uhihc,
Mnv Phillip, JpiiiiIp Kinliui. Mm In
Jour", MiiikhipI Hlown, I'loiPtirp T11.V
lof, Mthi'l nuvlo, I'llllli Jonei, Hmilpt
Tnvlor, Mm in Hevnom JpiiiiIp Dniiip,
U. WpI'mIpi WllllaniM, chfiler TIioiiiiim,
Itov Cnpli', (lioip Wlllliinio, FipiI
lluviion, Albeit Phillips nnd Ule'hmil
1'lillllpi.
Confirmation of Children.
A 1 lns of ninetv-lhipp (hllilii'ii vviip
tctiiliiiipd nt St. Jiihn'i iJt 1 limn iithn
Hp rliiiii h, South .Main uvi'iilip, ".pstor-
dllV 11101 IllllIT, The POIllllllUltlotl HPIVll'PM
wpil lipid iiiipi the 10.10 n'lloili imis,
and vvpip I'Diiilneted h.v ltlHhop Mohan,
u-slsinil hv lipv.John Dunn, of St. Pat
ilik'i i-hiiiih. West Sunnton; llov .
T'l.ink Stioul), ol South Seianton, mid
Ilt'V I'. . Pilikpl, ol St. .lohliN
ehllieh.
Tin nin!e Ini llu spivlee vvn in
I'hiiiKo "I I'lioilsici 1 U 01 11 Sflsi. 'I he
blsliop spoke of tin m'ivIi'pi of the dnv,
nnd olfpipil Miiiu Rood advlee lo the
i hlldicn In tin i la, nmnnt; whom wi'io
the follow lug:
ni' llnsUlirrt . Imcnli 1. Inlm h1iii1Ii,
lhllli llnlhli, I 11! Win rm 1, Willi. 1 111 Imc-lilul,
I miU l.niiii. Vliv Wrlui. IM11 kilci Millutiv
1 iiimii .Inlm s,iin,i,(i, Willi,. 1 t, lolm link,
lliliiil slimlilii, Willi 1111 kiinr. MiImiIh
1 ilt111, .Iii-.iiIi Wiiiihi. I I111I0H ViiiIki, .Inlm
lul'ir. Milliln lim-i I1I11I, Pi trr lini'ilinil, Wil
liam fJoi-lliiic tkt t , lolm Kil-rr, Willie- 'Ihlo,
Mi lint is Hupp, Milliln III -ill, CiniLi xhmil
pfiliu, I ion ml -rliiiii1mir, linot Mnirr, I 1 ink
ll.i-iii. llnl-tim I, nllilc, VI11I111I Vliiu-, Willi mi
I'.-lM, .luliu 'IhiclinM lolm KuiiikuM li, I 1 ml:
Silipnlill, I iiink Nimmk, IMrr ! ilinit, I 111
I it Kin, I ih ml (a oin in, I mlii ij i lnriitll , luliti
I 01 1,1 1 1;
rinl-,- fliss-hihe MIIIm, lull inn 1 I'ii-Ici,
lip Nun ilk, Vhlililt l.diciki, Iiiiihii KiiIci,
Vluu I ol, VI in lliiliiili r.iruij, Kill. Mini,
Villi (!hi-im ill, Mill llllill, .Vllllli lirtlllKN,
kill lliii, Mjiemt In mm, lulu Nnwiik,
ViiKiil t In-lu. Vlii llillc, VIir-(lilinr llico",
I itliniim' Pi -.ti 1 , 11111 llti-'iii, 11n1 Wi-I, I'o-i-
111 IH-, Vllllli I 1 17 ilx til I"t7, sitma (Ictliic,
Vhlilili I mill, Willi, ru VIoi", l.11 Ifnf,
I illtiiiiii l.n -limn, I itliirim- I uuui, lli'i
hnlli I11-.K1. Vluu lln-111 krli-, Vliri I.IIiIkIIi
sdiullr, M ti in t l.iilliu, I nun 1 ki , Mm k.
Mid 1 1 (miiiu Dimi Inlik, 1 mm 1 I ii. 111 111,
Vliiiul SiIiiiIm, IihiIiiiii M 111 r. Mini link,
Vi nH llnpp llnliiii -south, II1I1I1 Kim, Vim
Millir, Cnli mlii I ril?n, I mni 1 Wilui, Vluu
Wiiiihi, Miijut Mu Veillii lo-tii, Il""
Mir, ln-tir, Anni Wnlip-kv
In Police Court.
W'illiani liiillillis of Hellpviii- pi up
and Ninth stiptt, who was aiipstod hv
e'oiistablp John I.auip mi a wan, ml
Issik d at Hip insiaiiip ol his nmlhi'i.
lll.llKHIU- linn Willi ihlP.ltPllill lo kill
lui willi a 1 a01, was lipid in hill
b I'olhe MaRistiatP UavlPs e-siei-
Thomas loinivn, of Peim nvPiitie,
vvf nl to the honiP of his wile, in Noith
Deikei's 1 mil t. Mtnidav iiIkIU and
lll.s(ll tllP vv 0111, 111 out of llllllls, ,111(1
hit a pieeo ol lli'sh out of"hei eheek
Ho vni held In ball for lit? npppiii--nliip
ut colli t, to'imiwrr tho chnrRP
of niiiitilt nnel ibnltery.
Wllllnm Bock, ntricsteil for vriRiaiie-y
Aim went tip for il-dy tlnys yeitoidny,
In ilormitl ot $'00 bull.
An Odd Place to Sloop.
A yotlni? mini, U'Iiosp Identity litis hot
Imoii ii'"i'lpd, strolled down on t ho
1. 1 1 ln wiiii 11 11 ilvei hunt., ne-nr I ho Wi-U-e-ily
e-nil or tin- Ij.iel.iiwiitnm nvnilio
InldBP, cully Sitindiiy mhiiiiIiik, nnd
lnv down to .sloop, noin tho wntei's.
OllffP.
I'or 11 loiiK tlinp he leiniilliod (Iipip
lllilinlli 1 d, hut 'Nhi-n 11 pinwil or sin, ill
hos dlseoM-iPil him, tlioy pplle-d hlin
with stle-ks and .stones. This onslaught
did not seem to lituu niiv elfei-t on the
idiepor. mill a lepoit wns then eliell
IuIpiI thill the lellow wns ileiul.
A Iiiikp eiowd wns kiUIipioiI on the
Inldpe, hut mine etitiii(il down to
whetp Hit lellow ho, until Inte In tho
nflpinomi, wUvn ceveiiil iiillunid moil
piiiplii.ed on Ihu Ontiiilo nnd U'pslrin
10111I ti'eiPilo(l In iituiiliiK tho nil
know 11 I10111 his sliiiner.
This Week's Wodding8.
Ooinliilik Vlei, of South Si 1 anion,
nnd MKs Anna Million, of Division
stuet, will hi united In inniilnKt nt Si.
rati li It's Cntholle liuioli, Wednisihty
nininlnpr at 11 o'eloeK.
Wllllnm II. Mm kiiii, of Vlnlondale,
nnd Miss Maimiu-t Cm pentor, 01 N01 Hi
Ilohoi i-.i HM-iiiu-, will hi- innt Mod toiuiii
lov oviulllK .it Ihi- home of the blldp'q
pnipnt.", .Mi. and Mis, Ullain Ouipeii
loi. .lolm D. ICp.itni, illv dlltoi- of Hip
Seianton 'I'lim-s, and .MH Kllle Fel
lows, ol Tenth stieet, -will he nun Med
at tin- .Simpson Mi'lliodl-t nplseoial
iIiuipIi, W'uliie-sdiiy penliiff at '0
o'i loeh.
V. .1, Hopkins, of Tuvloi, and MNm
I" Hi-nlMi Mot, of j:.i-ton, who Is
-.Mum; In West Set .niton, will ho null
ed In ni.niliiKP 011 Thin sdn, .June .'.
Aiabians in Trouble.
A l.n rp nilinher of Al.tblnlis K.ilh
eiul .it a lioue In HoimesM- 1 0111 1
pstpidiiv aftPinooii and wpip Ii.iIiik
a Kood linn-, whpn .111 Inliudei naiue-d
n.irlnil Assa.ul, sl.uted tiouhle .mil
Lte.iUd a punk .iiiuuik tlio othels.
lip was .itt.ii keil hv vpvoi.il jouiin
men. who pniiiupil upon him, and then
the pnllio weip ealli d Thev .uiosKd
Ass i.hI anil ,1 fellow nanu-il Naif
Wliibe. I'Mciids of both aftpi winds
appealed at tin siatiuu house and left
tinfoils ol ". p.uh lor their appeai
aneo in pollet 1 0111 1 this niotnlni;.
On tho Highway in Daylight.
ll is (iille cominon to load about
hold-ups and 1iIk1iw,.v ioIiIipMps, peipp-liati-d
b h 11 di i.i-d e 1 Iniin lis, lmt when
it limns to iliildie-n holding up ehll
ilun that is ahout the limit. Yet sue.li
in oeeuiioiup .11 tnallv happened on
-"until Main avenue a few das hko
A little dituurhtoi of Di.tleoiRi- Me.uh
was leluiniiifC honie limn I'lnke llios'
slin o with 1 nuiubpi ol ,11 Moles, when
he was held up aud nlieed ot her
P ullages hv stiial Miiihb Kills un
I. now 11 lo I101.
Among- the Churches.
'I he usual smns wen In-ld 111 the
Simpson Methodist Kpisiopal ehunh
esieida l:i. Me Dei molt pie-.uliod
111 the moniiu, on 'The Salt of the
I. n th" and in tin eseiiiiiK: on ' 'I he
Wise lluildii."
The iniiiiiiiiK scivko at the Htllewie
Welsh Cahlnistii Metliodusli liuull jis
leid,. wis (ouduiled 111 Welsh, and
llu-eeiiuik sUW((. in niirMish, h. P.m.
Willi.. in I) u is, the pasloi
'I In lequlai piaiso ,lnd s,,nj- soii,e
n.is held in tie ,la, kson Stieet llaplist
ilimth list oxtnln;, aflct whlih ihe
pistol, Ke Thomas dc Oiuihv, D. D,
111 ulo a shoit uldiess on -'I'liaia, tei "
l!e A. I. Uamei piiathed at St.
Mai lit. laitluian lIuiiv.Ii last epnlns
on 'Th I'll ible ol the Pioi1Ik.i1 Son"
l! .1 I'. Moflal o, uipled t lie pulpit
ol the Washburn Slit el Pi esh teilan
1 htm h as usual sU1d.1v. D L. M01
K.in was 111 ihaim nl ihe ouiik peo
ple s uieetlnp at 1, jn m lov k when iho
siihje, t 01 ' IViiipei.nuo" was discussed
Joint liens with fluSt" was the
su'ijev t of lte James nennlnsei s dis
101111P .it the Hampton Stieit Melho
di.st i:pi-(upal vliuiih .estoidav mniu.
iiin. In llu im nlti' he iiivMihod a hei
111011 011 "An Jn islhk llelpei."
Events of This Evening.
A spuiai melting of lliamh ,'., L
C. l:. A., will he held Mils ,eniiiK
l.'nleipMsu lodsv, No Jl, l.ojal
KnlKhth nl Ameiiia. will elev I ollliiis
at theii KKUlar nueiiiiK Mils wening.
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
u Italian emplo.Md bj the Su. niton
Mailwm (ompaii in npaii wmk on
Suiiih Main aenue, was omuoiiu hv
Ihe heat on Ss.ituidaj, He was assist
ed to Ills home b lellow -einplo, es,
Tin 1 hull of DUIcion No I, Aneient
Older ot Hlboi iilinis, will iniet in V. .M.
1. hall tmiioiiow im iiIiik at ii 10 o'llmk.
.Mi. and Mis Janus M, l'owt-11 hai
iPtuineil fioin theli widdliitt nip .pim
in W.iHhliiKliui and will nsdi hi
siephen Joins' in w iimiv-L 011 Noun
Main awniie, whin lompleled.
.Miss Anna H Williams, who Kiadu
atis fiinn SUoiiilsbuiK M.ite Nonuiil
sehool this weel;, ha.s been appointed a
leai hei 111 the mode! depailimnt ol tho
M liool
Mis. Ann l.e r and Mis, JeniiL-Mo
Keise an Imvhm new dwellln- hoiif.es
old lid oil l.ala.wlle siitel, between
llde f'aik aenue nnd DisUoi'm mint.
.Insph ',hpj, ol Noith Main apiie,
Is suiihIiik: fioui ait Injiuy to his lett
ve
.Miss Mae Mndiiluin, ol South .Main
awniie, is omoi laliilnif Miss Mjille
Wlllllllllr., of H1110kl-.11, N. Y
lionjaniln r, Itawllim, of Mill, ago, i
waii the guest ot his iiiuie, Soldon
I'awllng, of Ninth .Main unphiio, ie
leiulv. They had not niel lietoio in
nlueleen o,n.s.
I'hnonco M. rioioj and laniily will
oeiupy one of Sipphnn Jones' new
houses on Noith Main ineiiiie,
Mks, John Winded, ot N01M1 riliiuno
aenuo, is ouiPitiilnliiK hei motim,
Mrs Jaiohy, 01 I'oitlund, I'a
I'hostet- ili-Klit s, 0l SwoM.ind .stiiei,
Is, leuneihiK noin 1111 Illness,
Tudoi Williams, of South Main ne
line, is home noin I'muell iineii.it
for ihe siimiupi Muailon
Mkss Huttle Hev.nis, of Wes-t Puls
ion. luiK 1 ('tinned hoiup 1 1 0111 a st
with AVest Sunutou Jileiuia
Miss Mubtl .Spemer Is unlet lalulng
Miss lipssle .Meltler, of Now .ieicej
.Mis, l-'iimk Mills and .slstoi. Miss
A GREAT SURPRISE
Ii In tloro tor all who uso Kcinp't lUNiin for
the Throat nnd I mi,-., tlio fcirjt uiuitcnl
riiiuil) WoulJ juu bcllcio Hut It h soM mi
Us luciiU unJ any diu-ju'Ut Is aullioiltcd l tlio
iroirletoi of II1I3 uondaliil reined lu lo ou
a (iinrlc bottle lice It iiviei till In cuie
aiute or (hronlc vou-1h, Alt diu.'ii.ts tell
Kmni's IlaUjui 1'iiie iie. ami OUv.,
leiil llnril hv our new iroievi mo Itn
tiMvImn te Hi I Ion nl hid WJtrr. SI II Mllll I'-
I'l'MI'S me liiuk- rpn.Iilly Ini niltilnr
Hoik! rIm lultor f llUfirtloti, Jlnl Jl lonu
rt, tli ! im oilier Uiir new 101 MlltY
htiM ninl lion, I rum In opentlon, "Oooil
i.i.itliiR win n inoinbeil "
Scranton Steam Pump Co.
JVtcplione, (lieen IIIiIkp 02-1.
Smith, of llobeveu montle, xpent Sun
da v nt hake SI101I1I1111.
The Leolt Soelul elub held Ihelr nn
mial outliiK jostordiiy 011 tho AVest
nioiiirtiiln, near the tlilllln faini. About
twotity-Hvo lnonibcis wpip In nttond
aueo. Mis. .Iiiniert Kialey, of lloiiKhbrldRO,
Now Xoiiland, and her two ehlldten, ato
visiting- Mis. Kllabolh Jones, of WiihIi
buin Httoot.
The talent soolal and entcrtalninont
held Sattiuhiy in oiling at the homo of
Miss llslhei llilghes, on TliliteeiUh
ttieel, wiik llboi ully pationled.
A tuletit .sorlal fin the benefit of
the Jaoksoii Stioot Haptlst chili tH will
be held lomoiiow pm-iiIiik nt tin homo
ot Mooige Waltois, l.'ll t'etlebone
Htieet. leu eioam and oalto will bo on
.sale.
Tho Young People's society of tho
I'll st Welsh roiiKiegatlon.il ehllieh
have postponed the eolilpotllUe nuet
Ing announced lor WpcIiiosiIus o oiling,
until .sonic futui p date.
I!ov. Divlil Jones, ol tho I'list AVclsh
Cougtcgatlonal ehllie-h, 0III1 l.itd at
the funeial of the Into David O. AVI1
llanis on Satllidav nfleinooii. The
seivlees woie conilueted al tho homo
of David Stephens, on i'olli teonth
stieet, and InteinipiU was niiido In tho
Yv'a-dibui n stippt tomotoiy.
A son was hoi 11 josteiday to Mr.
and Mis. Julm AVIlklns, ot I.oek
stieet.
The Aneiont Older of UMtnns will
inn their annual eseuision to .Moun
tain l'atk on July 1
William Mallaghei, tho well known
bise ball plavet, had his leg fiat tilled
al I'lttston esteidav.
Pea Coal $1.50 a Ton Deliveied.
to South Side, eonti.il city nnd contra!
Iljde Paik. Address oideis to J. T.
Shaikey, 1911 Cedar avenue. 'I'hono
W,S3. "
OBITUARY.
KT!V, JOHN A. i:'ANS. Tlie death
r," Itev. John A Avails, jiastoi ot tho
AVest Mailed Slieil liaplNt ehuieh,
wlili h was biielly elnoiiielod In Satut
d.O's Tillnmo, lemoved one ol tho
eit.v's eteian luinlsteis IJe was til
M-ais 01 age and hid been .1 inliiNloi
lor tliiitv-live .vp.iis, having hpcii 01
dained at the age ot JO ill his native
land, Wales ,oloie 1 (lining to Siiall
tnn he lllled pastoiates at Shnon,
I'iiiiat.iwnov and Oh pliant A jear
ago he began to suftei soveiolj fioin
e meei of the stomaeh, but ho uin
t lulled active vvoik until a month ago
when he had to ask his ongiegation
to lelleve him. ills leslKiiation was
ai copied onl. when it was mado ap
parent, he was pet manently Iiuapaii
l ited. Mo is snivned bv a widow and
foui sons .John 'I'., t'lmiles II , William
K, and ('. P. Kvans, all lesidonts of
Seianton. 'I ho funeial will bo hold to
11101 low a ltei noon at 1 !0 o'clock, and
will Ik piivute, Seiviees will be (on
line led at the lesldeiiic. Jnlcinient
will ho made in t'liiou cemolciy.
DriJl.r.Y M. IIANDI.MY died eslei
ilnj inoiiiliig at " o 1 loi k at the homo
of Ins paieuts, 1011 Pitlston avinue,
attoi a lingeiiug illness, a 1 oniplii atlou
of (lisp lses liolng the- Mil ce t (aiise of
his death Deceased was twciiH-one
eais of age, a bught and populu
-young man, vilh a pioinlsliiK luliiic
beloie bun, and his untimely demise
will bo tho (aiise of deepest guet to all
w ho knew him. lie was a Riaduate of
Ihe Holv 1 "loss nollpge, Wouestei,
Mass. Altei his studios he Hgisteivd
as a law stuck nt 111 the nfllie ol P. W.
Slokes. es( He is suivivod by his pat
ents, Mi. ami Mi". Thoni.tH llandloj,
and one luolhoi, Thomas, of tho Lack
awanna hai. Dei-eased was an aitive
1111 iiibc-i ol the St. John's l.ltetai. soil
etv. Tlio funeial will take plaie nt ()
o'llock tonioiiow nioinig, with seivhe.s
at St. John's 1 bin di, and Intonneiu In
the Cathedi.il eetneteiy.
.TOSI'PII ("APMI.OTTO-One of this
oil j 's most pioiiiinent Itallan-Amcil-iiin
1 Itieits, Joseph r.tpplolto. who for
fifteen jeais was foionian ol Kohiw as
set's bakoi.v, died Satllidav nioinilig,
ol pueniuonla, at the age of 1J jeais,
lie soived under Oni ibaldi, nud pos
sessed a number of medals 101 biaveiy
displ.i'iil on the Held ot battle. lie
came to Mils poiinti' at tin age of
'Jl .veins and lived in Seianton most of
the time since The Ullieial will take
plan tomoiiow moiuiuK tioni the
Chestnut Stieet Italian 1I11111I1. In
tel meiit will be made lu the Cathedial
( enieleiy.
MRS, SAKAII M'ANDP.HW, wife of
Patilik MiAiuliow, died 011 Salutday
al her home. No. 11 Stink plate. AVest
i'ci anion, aitir a llngeiinK Illness noin
llPUlt tiouhle, DoiPiispvl Is stnvlved
b.v her husband and sl ehildion, Mol
lio, Cathinino, Hullo, AVIIIIaiu, Itobeit
nud John. The tuneial seivlees will
be held at St, Patiloh's Ciitluillii
(htiivli, Wodiio.silay nioinlng at 11
o'clock, lutei mom will bo iiiadi in tho
C'atlu'dlill leniotel.v.
josill'li Ki:itUIHl. ngvd .".: oats,
died at II o'i lock Satuiday night at
his homo In Diininoio. ile Is .survived
by lis wfo and live ihlldioii, The
tuneial will oieiir tonioirow afteinuoii
at J o'l-huk, lutei inent will bo made
In the Mt, Cnimol eniiiotery. The
Diininoio lodge ot Iloptusophs will
meei this e onlng, to makn aunnso
iiipiUs fni attending tho tuneial.
MI1S, lUUlHSnT QPINN, of &13
TwontJ-llllli slieet, died yostOia
nioinlng. Slio Is suivivod bv thiee
daiightei.s and tlueo son, nainolv,
Mis Jniiies Coone., Mi.s TlunnaH
Taj lor Mniy Q11I1111, AVIIlinm, .laiues
and John Qiilnn. The funoi.M will or
rui tonioiiow afleiiionn at -' o'vlnik,
Intel meiit will ho Hindu In Mm ratlin
llo leinetPij
MISS ANN' IlltiiWN, of 11-' Stouo
aveiiuo. died Satutda. iiftcinoon, Sho
Is suivivod by sl chlldioir Maty,
Ann, Hut bain, Patilih, Mlthnol and
Ml.s. Mullaikey. Tho luneial will tako
pl.uo this inoiuing at !) o'i loci;. In
tel meat In tho f'lithodial coinotoiy,
Tho 1 uncial ot the late Mis. Daniel
1 'ohm will tako idaee at 10 o'i look this
nioinlng from tho house, South Mala
avenue and Hampton stieet. Tho 10
inains will bo taken to Jcimyu tor In
tel meat.
NORTHSCRANTON
YOUNO PRIESTS READ THEIR
FIRST MA8S.
An Unusunl Event in Holy Roanry
Church Yostorday Morning Rov.
James Lynch, Rov, John HotlYon
nnd Rov. Stephen O'Boylo Aro tho
New Clergy monMld-Summor Ser
vices Held in tho Now Tnbornaclo
Oymnasium Classes Aro to Bo
Opened Tonight Other Notes,
Tilt 00 of the live now' pilosis nidtilnrd
by Ulshop llobnn Insi Tliuiduv, i ele
bialed their Hist tnasae.s nt Holy llos
tny oluiroh josteidny niiiiiilng,
I lev. John lloffion lead mass nt 8
o'clock, llov. Stejihen O'ltoylo sang 11
high nates at ! o'clock, and llov, .lamps
Lynch, as.nistod by Fathom lloffum and
O'Ho.vlo, ffang a solemn high mass nt
10 31) n'olin k.
The ohiiuli was oiowdod at all tin no
musses, ninny fi lends of the now pile-Us
fioin distant places being ptoMMit,
Thiee julests leading their lltwt niaspes
In tho .same ehuieh 0.11 llu siitnu ilav Is
soinethlng novel leioidod befoit- In this
county hut once, including to local
pilosis who have looked the matter tip,
This, lotipled with the fuithoi icinaik
nble fin t that all tlueo youtiK men woie
bom and inlsccl In tin ji.n Ish and
1 Iftimin-d together all their lives, niiido
the event one In which the eongioga
llon could not help biltevlnce the gieat
ot InlPiest.
At llov. Father O'llovlt's mass the
tuiitdp was ttunisheil bv stiidinls and
giaduatei of St. Mai.v's .setnltiai.v, P.al
lliuoip, who eaine on bote to witness
the ttniisu il event In vvhh h their s, hool
inates pailiclpatod. They weio llov.
Michael A. O'liovlo, ol Ciote, Neb;
ltev. .Tallies MiCoimlek, ol Plttsbtng;
Neil Iltennnn, of Doston; John Onllnev,
01 ri pplantl, and Joseph Kelsor, of San
rianclsio, pipsent stiidentH of SI.
Maiv's, p.ev. Mai tin l.oltus, of Davcn
poit, .i , and Jtev. M. D. I.oftus, of
Ml eon Kidgo, two giaduate of St.
Mail's. To hear .1 iiin-s sung by a
male choir is unusual In these pails,
and to he.n It sung so lemaikably well
made It all the 111010 of .1 tu.it. Itev.
J. A'. Mnv Inn, assistant pi lest al Holy
Kos.n v dun oh, ptesided at the oigan.
A Inlet seinion was deliveied bv tho
lectin, llev. N. J. Mi Manns, on the
slgnilli .nice and dignity of holv oulois.
lie also feelingly 1 ongiatulatcd the
patents and othoi fi lends of the 01111g
pi lists on having one of theit own
lionnied and blessod by a call I10111 l lie
Almighty to become 0110 ot his dis
ciples. The eneiuble leitii. Iiluiscll, was
piolublv 111010 In a mood fot cougialu
lations than ,ny one paitliular poison
in the Longiegatlon Mo has ever
pv lined .1 fatheilv uiuiosl In the tlueo
ouug nien, and that they had lnought
stub a dlslini tion on his congicgation
ciideaied them all the 111010 to him
At the 10 ID o'i lock ma.-s the Huong
was so giett in the auditoiiiim that
many had to be content to stand In the
asl, s all dining tlio mass Mev. F.itln r
f.v ni h was (olehiant; Itev. I'athei
O'Movle, deacon, Itev. Father lleffion,
sub-deacon, Kev. W. P. O'Donnell, of
Holv Cioss, masloi ol loicmnuips John
I.vnolt and John P.uike, who weio the
seivllois, and Thomas While and John
I.mhIi, Mio .uolvtes, aie all tieinlnail
ans whose homes aie in Noith Seian
ton. An appiopnale soitnou -was
pio.Kliod hv Kesv. Falhei Mil'colov, of
tho Dominicans, who aie now conduct
ing a mission at Holv Mosaiv.
The music was luinishi d by Mio tegu
lar choit, assisted by tho seminal ians
The best Catholic (lunch choli 111 the
illv Is thai of (ho Holv llruiai, ihlliih,
and foi weeks past it had been loho.us
iug a speiial piogiamnip lor jestu
daj's inniuculoiis event. The soloists
weio Mis. John l.vnili, t-opiauo; Miss
Maigaiet Thin uton, lonlialto; "Will A.
..vnott. tcnot, and Will I'. Buiko, bass.
Miss I.ilibic Noaiy was the oigankst.
The now pilosis .up to lPieive their
assignments lmni llishop lloban net
Thuisda.v.
Midsummer Service.
Tosleulay was a led-leltei day for
the Noith Main Avenue Baptist chuuh.
At !) o'dock a, 111. the nild-sumniei t.01
vioes woie begun in the new lalxnnule
b.v Itov. Albeit Hatchoi smith, and
woie laigelv attoudul. The building
vvai boautilullv dot mated with banks
of palms, foins, lauiols and buntings,
tho dccoiation liolng In ehaige of M, I,
Clink, the lloiNt, and AVallate (!.
Mosei,
The stage was tiaiisfm mod Into a fin
est, with boautiiul (lusiiis m. loses,
Impels and loins, fiinn vvhiili i.iiue
little lount. litis of watei.
In the icai of the loins weio seated
those who look pait In ihe ohilitiens
OMielsis, wlili Ii stalled at 10 "0 o'clock
and ((insisted 01 a most i v client pto
gi amine 1 endued bv some of the pupils
ol tho Suiidav school.
Opens Gymnasium Classes,
This owning Mbs Fann Ciosby
M.veis, of the Nefl College of Ph.VHical
CitlUiio, Phlladolphla, will open the
g.vinnasluin classes lu tho new Dapti.st
taboinaile. Miss Mveis ciimis lioiu
Nefl (ollegp hlKhly ici oniiueiiiled h.v
Piosldenl Nell, of that institution.
The- gymnasium will innslst of sev
et.il couiso.s In ihe use of dumb-bell e
okIsos, ftee-hniid movements, niiioi 11
lar developmenl ol the aims, etc, Theie
will also he two othoi ionises, lu eln
iiitiou and estompiuaiKous spcieh
inakliK, No tet books will bo iihed
dining tho to.u hliig,
TOLD IN A TEW LINES.
A laigo gas light 11.1s In en plated In
finnt of the new pollio siatiuu
The Cloik.s' union will hold a spetltl
nifoilug ni'M Thiusdn' evening in their
looms lu Leoiiaid's hall,
All f 1 lends wishing to view the ie
nialns of Mio late Itev, J A, Mvans 1,111
do so heiweeu the hiiuis 01 u .md M
o'i Im k tomoiiow nioinlng nt liu. lite
icsldoiico, as the i.isket will be elo-ied
dining and altor tho son lies, in unlet
ll(lOdulO Willi tin ispu.ssod wisl-.v.s
ot the iK pi iispiI.
William (i Jones was aiKviied Saliu
dav ov onlng b Lieutenant l.ona Da
aud I'atiolmau Hoi koiibeuy, lot ktep.
lug a Hpeakeusj at Wayne avenue ami
Waiion Hiiivt, Ho wits taken to tin
Piov ld( in e police station, when he was
given a healing b .MaglstiaU- l'ldlei,
who lined hlin $-'"1 llv pild.
This evening at the Chtisiiau chuuh
till chnli, as.slsted by a laigo 1 hot us,
will lendd- a song seivhe Piitltled
Her Only Son." A silver olleilug will
he taken up nt the doot.
I'.ttihk McNish, ot Mniy stieet. ami
Thomiw McLean, of Hloom avenue, aie
home fioui a tlueo jeais' stay in .Mon
tana. Smoke the I'ocono Sc cigar.
JONAS LONG'S SOVS.
A BIG ARRAY
Of...
Seasonable
Merchandise
At Prices That Will Hake
Monday Buying
An Easy Task at
Jonasiong sSons
As usual, the list herewith given is
only a partial one. Every depart
ment of the Great Store is ready
to offer you seasonable merchan
dise at guaranteed prices.
Wash Fabrics
Reduced Prices
2. I'or medium and daik
coloied calicos us
ually .sell at 5c.
Est For a ten cent dtcss
gingham mostly dark
colois.
C I'or the best quality
Indigo JMuc Calico
always sell for 6 cents.
Alp I'or a nice quality
2 of sheeting usually
sold for 7jC
A"T For a splendid quali
' ty of 40 inch lawn
and pctcalcs usuall sold
for 10c.
n'r Vox one lot of full
1 yaid wide percales
in light and medium
gtound 1 2 y.c is the usual
puce.
Qp For a heavy weight
Blue Denim usual
pi ice 12 jc a yaid.
1 Cr For a fancy pongee
all colors 32 inches
wide usual value 15c.
1 2V For a cotton fab
- tic called Wash
Cicpon. If we could im
picss you with the beauty
of this fabric there would
be none left after Monday
night. The tegular value
is iSc. Sec window dis
play 07 For a fine silkclinc
y comfort filled with
putc white cotton, good
value at 1.50.
Jonas Loiws Sons
SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.
A Baby Show.
The joiun; Indies of St. liono's so
oli'ty 1 oniliH'ti'il .1 most sin ic-si nl
In w ii pints- anil luliv show m Connell
jf.iilv 011 Siilllidny iittoinooii. Votes
veil Mild anil each peiMin 1iii1iik; one
had 11 chain o 10 vote fot his or her
iavoilto hah.v.
Mis, IMsar Connell nianiif,cil the
alfnlr nnd was ii.sslt.leil h.v the follow -IllK'
yoilllIT ladles; .Misses Willll'iod
und i:ilaheth Din Mn, Annie, Allio
and j'lU'iPMi (llhhoiis, M.u-y I'nicell,
.Mniy and Adnllite IMwatds, Annie
Whel.in, .Small ViuikIiiiii. Akiii.s Iteap.
Mai' t'o.vne, S.nah o'llojli, HeiUia
MUiee, Alinii .McCoy. Klla Unvan, De
lia I'm cell, s.ulio XonlN,
Nowa in Brief.
llu- at mill ii'iiniiiimiiiilil ii-nir ef '
Mii-N I iiJMi iml l.iiiiuii I'iiwIiuI mlioiil
will' In lull Wiilninlij .mil IIiiiimIjj iioiiin;.,
linn Ju iml 27, in 11 'In s lull, on lliil.iiii
lnrt Iliu will .loin-Hi 1'ioai iiiiiiio vvliiili will
In iuhIumI i Ji follim,. ' Iniin-, Miinliii'
"lUiir," suiilihii), ilml, "lli-n Mm (lurnt
Iliu" ll'mlll, Jlii-M V VAilitu, I. Ilu-ll. Hi",
-I'lill 111 I'nik" (lln-lii), Ml-ii. M Null, M
llllllll, I I lM"lll IJIllllll, "llilil nl -IVlll,"
-iniii ('lis-., im nip 111I1 1 In Ml -J U Mist;
1 uv 1 -mil." II401111I, violin- 1 III. II
Kijinur, ' liil, ilium, Miiiu ('. 1 r
in inn, iiiiijllin. -Mlut I VV. 1111 1 il I t la Ik'1
Ii im 1 II i. ' Oil .lnllv I'liua 1 Iliu Hi r) mm.
ilulnii, MI-mi I. W1II11, II Kii l I Wniiii.
plinu Vlki .d K11..1, 1I11 I, "llu liiilan
Pi, 1111" llliiniii. Mi, Mi I, I nl, 11 I ii, Mil,-,
Hi lillli Iml ii' I111I.1" illii-luul. .Iiinln
dull, im iiipjiiii. In Mi- III Ivii.i nl". "IM
lilinil WjIu' iiuliliuni. Jli- 1 I. Kniiilnii',
V Ui-nir, A VI11I.1I, ih inn U 1I.I.1 I'nsi hlin
iimi 11I11 llu 1111' (I K111I11 iil.l iv-( 1 -i.iv .111 1
I, .ill ml Pull, 1" 1 How in in) 1I11I111. Mm I VV il
111, iljlm. Vlln I, l Itllill, will,, "llu l.li
blind . II I I Pin 11" ll'Jinl, -iniin .ill.
.iiimiiiiiilii bv Mi" VI. Kr.Hiiiil, 111", - Nulii
lljine llu ' iliioiii), VIU-u V Sill),,
1 11U, V lli.lll, iililviiiilliii. "llu- MiMi'ii sup
im," i-v niui ( li-i, III". --(.Miliiiliim Mn Ii
(MlmliU-!. Vl"i S bulb. VI ImiiiiiiIi.i, I
Vlirlli ililvliinilloii. "llu .ill Mil 1I11111 null
Vluiniiii" (I M iuUliiiiUljio); ilml, "liuml
I null l.ili" (iiuliiil). MU-01 I. Kim, V,
llihitr, ll'il, "Aim liUiiiv Sciililir1 (rfiiu
1I11II) (III UuibviiUljs,!), .11 iuiriuiUil b.v Mi. I
Jl llcliim.
.Mia. I', 1'. UlJi and tjlllll left JVilvivlJ (vi
JONAS LONG'S SONS.
White Goods
Lawn that is 30 in
ches wide, good value at
Sc.
E For some plain lawns
and checked nain
sooks 28 inches wide, us
ual value Sc.
Qq For a nice quality of
India Linen 30 inches
wide the 10c kind.
Qr For a plain lawn 40
inches wide, usual
i2c kind.
I Cr For a lot of fancy
white goods in all
the newest patterns, values
up to 20c.
An For bleached and
- unbleached toweling
the tegular 6c kind.
AAf For a fine quality
cicain table da
mask in all the various
patterns and the width is
66 inches.
"1 Cp Fur a novelty
malcii.il known as
Kaslucn, while the fabnc
itself is cotton it is so nice
ly finished that it looks
like silk, it comes in all
colors including Black and
White.
B19V THE GENUINE
FSGS
... MANUFACTURED BV .
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
F-.MlTr. Till! .NAM!'. , ,
S"1rof.G.KtHEFL,52T8?hfIJ:l
tR Mlfl hll-k IclpbU In. Unit i trmna hiirlsHt In
ujl mtrUwrolftoftirf lobj null I fhol
T AkI DUcivii , I iCfrt ibtjiM, llloo 1 1 uUun, Nrrmut .
(ik2vH l'tMlllf,lml flnhoot,arifurU tMrlrturrUm
WiiSn fulllniri. I n.lfflopmni -A shrunVrn Ornni,
irrth tr rurt-d 4 tu IOiUj 311 jvnr prgr(lfH ft jurt-j
IhntiHAl fiprrltnrc Indirnunj, Hn I forhonl "Truth" M'l
hit klntf rfcrj nmU)'itlA.lrrlriralfru1-- HmtlonhUi tpir.T
liir, pi, uluro thi v will nu! i lu ii futui
1 IJI
Itu iN-c? Mull) i i,hci an I t.pilnuli- n
will iiul tlu 1 w Hi iimmN Ji HiiU
Uiiii.
I lu nu tnln is if Mut N" I ll riln'i H o ihr
( m ut imiiii, will mi 1 1 'li miiIi si-ill
im cmihhk u s oiluk in lliuuiiud lull
GREEN RIDGE.
Mm liimm Vlillii, of I'uiii avrnip Im ie
Imiuil limn ni iviuuKil vi.il Willi frluiili at
libiiburii
Vliv, llmlil l.iiiihn. 'I Miiii.u oiiuii- wu
llu (.iipit mil -iiiulo nl llu Mini Malilieivi
Jl llllll 6IIII1UIII limiii il lliili' l. inn
li v I II liiiini nt m million"- ul lidi
ai iU' vi nil mi. In in il" I'ii -Imnun
iIiiikIi 'iwinl. Ih. il tlu.' nil- ! Innilio in
I.Imiii hipiioiImI 1 lu llihli "ti'i'l "t llUi
llmiili uip hi lb I I "im in' iiiKiioli llil'l
I In, lulluwlii-- iiiirfHiniii I ibiinnl it Ilia
I, mil llliln- I'n.l Munu ilulnii vniiiiU.i nu ru
n- li Inliw iluliiii ilo iiliintju, Inn.
vil Vljiih," iiiii, iiiinii iml violin, im )i itioii,
tit v i p. roiiiun iiiiiiiu Minn, im nij
linn." m lna I, unpiiii'- iialm. iiiiluni,
"HIimIh; and Ibuioi. ' ilmir pinir, Siiiioiln.
In iliiit 'I' 1' ill win,, '-IMi l) so Mm
W II III Itl-JOItlllU," lllllllll M Ill-ill, I rpOIMVO
li iilnu, ui'iliilrii'lini J"'l mI"I, ilml and
1 1 in u, "tiiiljnl I'" I i in, IimIi U ill lif'l
(.uii.lif ami i luui. I'liiin. It I ! iiiliuan,
nl IiiiIIj, hoi-, "VIjuIiiiu llu " mIhiciI, adbcn
b.v llu Jitcu, J tt v I I 1 mill',, dint, "Thi
l.ulilin IlilU." I'miir lli-llniiv Jinl Vlaruarrt
Inn. villi riorji alt tiom ' llmilili lllnnbl, Iru
nun), lllblvt tvliwl cireliulia, ilojln lijrnm, bene-tilvllvll.
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