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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE- MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 1901V
WEST SCRANTON
POLICE RAID
A SPEAKEASY
JAMES MURTATJOH PLEADED
GUILTY TO THE CHARGE.
Officers Found Unmistakable Evi
dence In the Place and the Offender
"Was Pined $60 Yellow Kid Inci
dents Recalled Several Outings
and Excursions Arranged for the
Coming Week News of the
Churches Funerals and Other
Notes and Fersonnls.
Lieutenant Williams, Patrolmen
Klah Peter1? and Conrad Marker made
.1 raid Saturday evening on the ."peak
easy kept by James Mutimigh at No,
S How land avenue. Armed with a
t an tint Issued by Police Miiglstialo
Davles, tin' ollleers visited the plaie,
and there found several men drinking,
and Incidentally located four untapped
barrels of ale, one tapped bailed of ale,
one tupped barrel of porter, one Jim
tilled with whlske.v, and four empty
beet ban els.
Murtaiigh was plared under in i est,
and utlhe homing enti'ied a plea of
guilty.' I'pon bis promise of iibiimlnn
I ik tb" luisliiess In the future, Magls
tiate Davie let him off with a line
nt J, i1. or thltty days In 1be county
J.lll. lie p.ild the line. Several iiioip
nricsts of a similar naltiie me ex
pei ted dining the coming week.
Joint Excursion Tomorrow.
All arrangements have been com
pleted for ctiloi tabling those who at
tend the Joint exclusion to Lake Lo
doie tomoriow of the South Main Ave
nue and West Market .Stieet Welsh
Congregational chinches The joint
committee hae .secuied a number of
Kilts from business houses, whlili will
be distributed as pi Izcs during the day.
A game of ban- ball has been ai
ranged between teams iepi eventing
each church. The lontest will he call
ed at 10.00 a. m. At 2 p. in., the fol
lowing programme will be lendeicd on
the pavllllon:
Hmn. selected, prize, best song,
male or female, pair of shoes; sour, for
males or females over 41 jears of ape,
tlngers to select their own souks, prize,
hack of Hour; recitation or declama
tion, open to all, prize, youth's suit
if clothes, hymn, selected: impromptu
speech, prize
The other contests will be as follows
Fat man's race. 100 arils, prize, rock
SUNBURN
Iioe and Almond Cream removea
redness ot the tkln nnd soothes the
pain el sunburn In one night. Take
a Lottie with you on jour vacation.
FOIt SALE DY O. W. JENKINS.
Last Call Sale of
Stylish Parasols and
Coach i rag Umbrellas
Fine assortment of
Fashion's vary choic
est Novelties. All
clean, new and invit
ing as on the day
when they left the
factory.
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lUlrjprDSflg,
Price Reductions
Bacaiuse We Will Not
Carry Them Over
Till Next Season
GLOBE
ing chair; egg race, 100 yards, for
children under 15 years of ngc, prize,
youth's suit; boat race, prize, umbi el
la; wheel-barrow race, 100 jaids, pilar,
plush box.
The excursion train will leave the
Delaware and Hudson station nt 8,1.
n, ni slopping at all stations between
Scianton nnd Olyphant, Inclusive.
The Yellow Kids Again.
The police are nt a loss to know
what to do with the troublesome yel
low kid gang, the niembeis of which
are constantly in trouble. Saturday
night Patrolman Peters ariested Syl
vester Graham, of Hennessey couit, for
tecklessly illschaiglng a Flobert ilfle.
on North Main avenue.
When the boy was arralRiied before
Police Magistrate Davles, he pleaded
Ignorance of any wrong doing, and his
mother helped bis case nlotiR by a
teat fill plea tor leniency. The magls
trate's heart was touched by the ap
peal, and he discharged the boy.
The p'lPce feel that It Is useless to
attest these youthful offenders, when
they nie icpeatedly "disclmrRed with a
reprimand," and ns soon as they get
out of (heir scrapes they aie Into some
mbenlei again.
The larents allow the bos to loam
the stieets nt all hours of the day and
night, tnitlculiitly nt night, and ar
iiMtlng tlieui does little good.
Loyal Knight's Outing.
The complliuenlaiy outing anangcd
by ICnteipilse lodge. No. li, l.oyal
Knights of America, for Its meinbeis
will take place tomoirow, their destin
ation being Harvey's lake F.aeh mem
ber of the lodge has been presented
wlih two tickets, and each widow of a
deceased member with one ticket.
All outsldeiH who deslie to attend
the outing may puichnso tickets at 7
cents each, and children will be cbatged
Vi cents. The tialn will leave the Dela
waie and Hudson station at 7."n a. m
(lames and vailous other amusements
will be provided on the Riounils.
Another Lawn Social
The Sunday school classes of the
Tabeimu-le Congregational chunh,
taught by Jacob Jenkins and Kan !.
Ileese, will conduct a lawn social net
Wednesday evening. August 14. at the
home of .Miss Jennie Davis, coiner of
Ninth Hmmley avenue and Pettebone
street.
The ariangemcnls bne aliendy been
completed and the meinbeis of the
ilasseo will serve lie cieam and cake
and othei refieshments to all who
patronize them. The ptoceeds. will be
tinned Into the churih fund.
In Police Curot.
L'.nly yesterday morning Patiolm.in
McCalllgan found (Itoige Champion,
of TIM K.vnon street, asleep on South
Main avenue, and when he letused to1
go home was placed under arrest. Ho
was fined :i In police louit .vesterday
morning.
I.uke (illm.irtln, of Pine Hiook, be
came abusive to Patiolman Matthews
on North Main avenue Satin day even
ing and leslsted when placed under
ancsl. It was necessary for Hie pa-
WAIEIOUSE
trnlmnn to cluh him into sun'mlsslon.
Up wan fined $3.50 by rollco Magls
trato Davles.
First Paptist Church.
On Sunday morning at the First
nnptlst church the 'pastor, l!ev. S, F.
Matthews, delivered a very thoughtful
dlscouise on "Paul's Conception of u
Christian."
At thu evening service the congio
Ration had the uiisual pleasure of hear
ing Dr. 11. (J. Hcddoe, who riivo his
olllclal report ot the eleventh national
convention of the Rtptlst Young Peo
ple of America.
The doctor Is a very pleasing nnd
fluent speaker and the only fault waa
that be brought his keenly appreciated
talk to a close too soon.
The Sunday school, notwithstanding
the hot weather and vacation season,
Is holding Its owif nobly.
The Sunday evening meetings ot the,
Haptlst Young People's union aro well
intruded and well worth going to
enjoy.
Among the Churches.
ISev. John 1!. Austin, pastor of the
Ash Micet Methodist Kplscopal chinch,
occupied the pulpit of the Simpson
Methodist Kpiscopal chinch '('Motility
morning, and the evening M'rvices
were In chaige of the F.pworth league.
Last evening's service at the First
Haptlst chinch was In chaiRe of the
Haptlsl Young People's union, at
whlth Dr. M. 11. lleddoe made his re
pot t as delegate to the eleventh mi
tloa.il convention of the union, which
win held recently In ChlcaRo.
AW "vV. Adair, settetaiy of the Itall-
o.id Young Men's Chilstlan associa
tion, pleached at the Va.hburn Street
Picsbyteilan chinch esterdny morn
ing, and at ti o'clock he conducted the
services In the Sumner Avenue Pics
b terlan chinch.
Itev. A. I., limner, of St. M.uk's
Lllllicinu chinch, In.sti ueled his par
ishloneiH estenhiy mottling about
"Spiritual (lifts," anil at the evening
seivlce spoke of "Ncgleitlng the Time
of Divine (iiace."
Othor Events This Week.
The annual exclusion of St. Hi en
den's council. Young Men's Institute,
to Atlantic City, will leave the Dela
wuie, Lackawanna and Western .sta
tion Wednesday morning at 10.30
o'clock. A largo number have signi
fied their Intention of going with the
bo.v s.
The congregation of the Chestnut
Sticet (ieinuin Piesb.v terlan church
will run their annual excursion to Lake
Lodoie on Wednesday.
St. Joseph's Aid society will con
duct a picnic at nollevue park on
Thuisday.
The Itallroad Auxiliary of the Simp
son Methodist Lplscopal chinch will
conduct a lawn social next Thursday
evening at the home of Miss Maud
Kueruei, ',S2 North Lincoln avenue.
The congregation of St. Mark's Lu
theian church will run their excursion
to Lake Luduic on Thui.sday next.
Funeral Announcements.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Kmallne
l.oney inclined on Satuiday afternoon
fioin the Imnie of deceased's fathet -inlaw,
T, J. Loliey, mi South Seventh
s'tieet. ltiteiinent was made In the
Dunmoie i enietei .
The fuiuial of the la if JaintH ,T. Me
iow.ni. who was killed In the Ml.
Pleasant mines cm Kild.iy, onuried
.vesterdaj afteinoon fioui the family
residence on Carbon street. The finical
was In chaige of the Mt. Pleasant
Accidental fund, and Interment was
made In the Cathedial cemetei.v.
A leriulem mass vU( be celehiateil In
Holy Cin-s ihuich, Mellevue, at
o'clock this morning for the repose of
the soul of the late Daniel !:. lilynn.
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
The William Council (j,.,. , ,,, i10(
a lehearsal in Ivoiite ball yoteiday
afternoon in piepaiatlon for their Ver
mont trip next month.
Comer D. !!eee, district oig.tnlzer of
the Piohibliloii U ague, dellveiod an
ncldiess at P"ckvllle last evening on
"Two Koails. Which Will You Take?"
A number of the lilectilc City Wheel
men. act oinpanled by seveijl unat
tached rldeis. made a club inn over
the i:inilunst boulevanl .vestetday
morning.
At the meeting of St Paul'.s Pioneer
corps, held yeMerday afteinoon, a new
ritual was worked satisfactorily. Theie
Wilis a laice attendance piesent.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Henry Hi lining, Peter linker and
S.vdney Meais spent Sunday at Lake
Winola.
Harry Hall, of Weatheily, Pa., is vis
iting fi lends and lelatlves In West
Sci anion.
Misses Maigaiet and Alice Hvanw. of
Hock street, have ictuiued home fjom
a pleasant sojourn at Atlantic cit.
David Lewis, of West Locust stt'eet,
Is home from a ten riah' vacation tiiii
to Atlantic City,
Dr. (leorge H. Heynolds, of Ninth
Main avenue, whose Illness has caused
his relatives and ft lends much alarm,
was much better yestenlay and hopes
for his ultimate iccoveiy arc now en
tertained. Will Jones, Ldward Heese and ni.ii.
aid James aie home ftom a week's so
Join n at Lake Winola.
Mrs. GeoiRe KaMeily, of Ninth Sum
ner avenue, Is entertaining jltl, ci- j
Habcock. of Hlnghaniton.
Mrs. Ocorge Kvans and son. of Vh
glnla, are the guests of lelatlves on
Noith Sumner avenue.
Wallace Moser, of Lafayette stieet
spent Sunday at Lake Sherdan.
Rert Fellovvs, of Tenth Mieet, Is at
Lake Winola.
Heibert Williams, of South Main
avenue, Is among the boarchvalkors at
Atlantic City,
Henry Williams, of North Main ave
nue, has returned home from a bilef
engagement at Wanamalter's New
Yoik department store.
Judson Hlnman, of Tenth street, Is
spending a few days, tit tho Pan-American
exposition.
Mr. and Mrs John 11. Jones and Mi p.
Cleorge L. Jones, of South Main ave
nue, have returned home from Asbuty
Park and New York.
Mis. Thomas W. Jones, of Landls
stieet, Is reported to be quite ill
Mr, '.'rank Plote. of North Lincoln
avenue. Is at Atlantic Pity.
Thomas W. Pant, of Hne'k stieet, and
Miss Mary Ann Kvans, of Jackson
street, were united in marriage on Sat
urday evening at s :so at ih im, .,
South Main avenue. They weie at
A SENSIBLE MAN
Would u Kemp's tlaUam for thu Throit and
Lurs". It Ij curlne mors Couh, CoMj,
A.thmt, Ftrnnrhllli, Croup jnd all "hroat uri'l
Lung Tioubln, than an; other mcllclne. The
proprietor h authorized juy druscUl to civt--ou
a Sample Bottle 1'reo to eoiivlme you o( the
mail 11I till, iipji i,.n,.,v. 'iU , ahl j3
tended by Thomas J. Lewis nnd Miss
tlwennlc Kvans.
Prof. It. J. natter, ot North Bromley
avenue, and l'red Strong, of South
Main nvenue, spent Sunday nt Lake
Winola.
Dr. W. How land Davles, of South
Main avenue, Is conllned m his homo
by Illness.
Hurl Lee, of North Htomley avenue,
spent Sunday with friends at Hones
dale. Hex Neeley, of North Ilebecca ave
nue, Is among the local contingent nt
Lake Sheridan.
I'. L. Kresge and family, of North
Sumner avenue. hk (he guests of lela
tlves at Tunkliannock.
Miss Ilea Duffy, ot Kmntet stieet, Ifl
entertaining' Miss Maltha Holland, of
Sugar Notch.
Mis. John Mm pan and Mrs. Thomas
Jones, of South Ilebecca avenue, nie
at Atlantic City.
Mis Maigaiet Connnts, of Tenth
street, Is spending her vacation In
Wayne county.
Miss Urnce Thnmao. of Swetland
street, spent Sunday at Lake Sheridan.
Mlsse? Cora and Stella llnllett. of
North ltebecca uveiuic, ate at Stt muls
hing. ,,, i
Mr. and Mis. James Lewis and
daughter. Floience, of Lafayette street,
have letuined home fiom Anbury Paik.
Mrs. lOdwIn Davis and daughter,
Maigaiet, of Ninth Htomley avenue,
are home fiom Atlantic City.
Mih. Jeauetto Lewis, of West Locust
stieet, Is recovering fiom an illness.
SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Lieutenant ".ang and Patrolmen
Qtiltitmu and tle.sccldlo made two suc
cessful raids on speakeasies on the
South Side Satutday night, arresting
IMward Johnson, of Moltke nvenue,
near Mountain Lake, and Michael
Heap, of Hlver stieet, who aie pioprle
tora of speakeasies In the places men
tioned. They were taken to the South
Side police Htatlon tuiil given a hear
ing befoi e Police Magistrate Storr, who
lined them $:'3 each, which they paid.
Olto Hoblnson, August Heppeit. Ja
cob Kmlek and l'rcd ilelna returned
Satlliday night lifter n successful fish
ing trip at Lake Henry.
Katie, tho 10-year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mis. John Ctane. of Locust
street, was painfully injured .vesterday
afternoon at her home, by falling out
ot u hammock. She sustained a cut In
the bead about two Inches in length.
Dr. J. J. Wnlsh put tluee stitches In
tin wound.
A very pleas.tnt suipiise was ten
dered Nicholas Holm, of Kim street,
Satuiday evening by a large number
of his f i lends on the occasion of his
leturnlnjr from a live months' stay In
the old counii.v, wheie he had been
visiting relatives. The evenliiR was
pleasantly spent In playing Raines,
singing and dancing. At a late hour,
refreshments v.cie served.
The Yunger Mnenueichor will enjoy
their trolley ride this evening. The
tndliy ride wan to be held last week,
but had to be postponed on account of
rain. On their leturn from the ride,
the meinbeis and their guests will go
to Cei mania hall, whete a bamiuet will
be .served.
The members of the Columbus eouu
cll, Yout g Men's Institute, will hold
their li'Riilar monthly meeting this
evening at s o'clock at Pharmacy hall.
Camp tw, Pattlotli Order Sons of
Ameiica, will meet this evening at T. 10
o'clock, at Hartman's hall. All mem
bers are reipiested to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Chailes Stink, of Cedar
avenue, have leturned from a two
weeks' vllt at the Pan-American.
Miss Anna Moran, of New York citv,
Is the guest of Miss Margin et McDon
nell, of Pio.pect avenue.
P. C. Mauley and sou, John, of Pitts
ton, aie visiting Mi. .Mauley's bt other,
John Miinluy, of Chetry street.
DUNV10RE.
The nit ml.PK ot 11,0 nlinol l.oinl ,u,i the
ten In I ,,f tho Imioiicli met In tho High ,,, he.,I
on jiunli ijht .iml liitrno,! in d lrc,, niiinlur
oi ioinr.ont.itln if the .irinin Im.ik inmrrm
vt fnith tin- jili.mt.nrct of thin wink nnrl lue
tho noi(,"i!.i of thilr Trlo,tion Tho ho.iel ,it
lis novt incTiiiii; Mill (KiiL. np.,n ut tliangp
vill bo lllolo
Mm Kilio iirnifi, of Oik slirot, I- i.ltms
fin mis In Now Veil,.
Mm. (lniMo.iir M.Mi, of pilnkor lifft, Is
vi-ilme filrii, in lloi,o..ilo.
Mi- Kito Cjnlnor, of ( ailxinililr, i the Riict
of Mn. W. N. s,r,rn, of niTkolj stroot.
"Ii Vrlllo Mono ln nlunicil to her homo in
Iliiik'haiiitoii alter a kI.ii uh fnrmU in tnwi.
IiiIiii KnlcLrihoiker, of ( I1IT011I, cuilerl frirmN
in town .ciMriil.n
Mr nn.l Mia WMII.im tlolnn.on lorn torj
f, r a Hrek' mil wtli fmnil, in V.w t,i k.
MAGISTRATES ARE WORRYING
They Are Wondering if They Ave
Going to Get Thoir Salaries.
TIip polleo iiini;iMnites aio bcRlnnIni;
to vvoniir"vvlictliPr tlipy me Knlnsr tn
set any dainties tliH year or not. The
oiilinaiue fl.Nlnp their Miliules huh
llnally ji.ixserl liy the e-ommoti cimuhII
neatly two months .ip, arier It hnil
boon nmemleil mi n to make the ml
nry of eaeh $100 per annum, but It has
not yet been reported fiom the police
eommltteo''or select council.
Select Councilman Melvln called It
up last Thursday night, but It could
not 1 cnnslelered. as the committee
had not yet eonsldeied It. In fact, the
majoilty of tho membeis of the eoni
mlttee apiuiienlly knew nothlnp, about
the onllnanee helns: in their liand.. An
effort will be made to have a meetlnt;
of the I'ommlttee jiefoie next Thins
elay night.
The central clt iiollce magistrates
have oiK.inlzeel a little lobby tei have
the ordinance amended so as to bring
It back to Its original form, eiaduat-
In i: the salaries of the ninglslialCB ni'
coidlng to the amount of work actually
elone This would give the cential city
magistrates, who bear the brunt of the
vvoik, a linger salary than those jesl
dent In Ninth, South and West Set an
ion. WEATHER MAN TO SPEAK.
He Will Deliver an Address on
"Forecasts" in Milwaukee.
l.ornl Weather Observer V H. riarko
leaves on Friday, Augst :3, for Mil
waukee, Wis., tn attend a convention
of the various officials of tho weather
bureau. He Is down on the program
for an address on "Foiecasts."
James 1.. nartlett, who Is connected
with the Pittsburg oirice. will act as
substitute for Mr. flaike dining tho
hitter's nbs-eneo fiom this clt.
HOUSE HAS HARD LUCK
Damaged by a Cave-in and Then De
etroyed by Fire.
Flie at midnight last night totally
destroyed the single frame dwelling
hotif-o of Dennis Dervlg, of Willow
street, Dunm'ore.
The building was made untenable
tlnee months nco by a mine cave. It
was valued at Xffln.
August
Sale of
Furniture
Now
(Jolnf- On.
R D
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N S
A S
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F S
Black and
Colored.
We have
gathered all
remnants from
our medium and
fine Dress Goods
and have group
ed them tognther
for quick selling.
For Children's
School Dresses
they are just the
thing. The
lengths run Irom
one and one-half
to six yards.
The labrics are
Cashmeres
Storm Serges
Venetians
Flannels
Whipcords
Arm u res
Broadcloths
and
Cheviots.
The new price
average a third
from regular
price.
New Idea
Patterns
10c Each
29c
AQf For
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NORTHSCRANTON
POLICE RAID A OLEARVIEW
STREET SPEAKEASY.
Tho Proprietor Is Fined $25 by Al
dorman Fidler David Lewis In
jured by a Trip of Cars in the Von
Storch Mine Thomas Define'
Grocery Store Entered by Thieves.
Daughter of Edward Jones Seri
ously Scalded Othor Interesting:
News Notes and Personals.
Lieutenant Day and squad si III keep
on pulling In spcakeales. Last Sat
uiday evening they made their way to
the place kept by Michael tlallagher,
on Clearview stieet, near the Uela
waie, l.ackaawnua and Western r.ill
io.ul tracks. I'pon enteilng (S.tlla
gher's place by tho way of a pair of
steps, they weie led to the basement
of the house. After entering three dlf-
lerent ileois, thy found themselves be
foie a l.eatly ai ranged bar, with (!al
laslier 1 hind It. They placed (Jalla
Kher umlei at rest and took him to the
Providence police station, wheie he
was given a hearing by Magistrate
Kidlrr, who lined him $i5, which he
paid.
Injured in the Mines.
Puvld Lewis, a dilver In the Von
Stmch mine, hud a nanow cseape
from death last Friday morning while
nttent1li.fr to his duties in the mine.
Young Lewis was walking down a
short slope In the mine, when a trip
of empty cars came down the slope at
a rapid late of speeel. Lew W attempt
ed to sprag emo of the cars, when th
sprag gave way and tlnew It from
the tr.ick, striking Lewis on the back
and bearing him to the ground. Fel
low workmen hastened to the scene of
the accident, wheie they loiind Lewis
In an unconscious state. He was le
nioved to the surface, wheie he soon
revived and was taken to his home on
Hill stieet, wheie medical aid was
given him.
Thieves Loot a Grocery Storo.
At 1.!!0 o'clock Satuiday morning, a
small grocery stene kept by Thomas
Devlne, on West Market stieet, was
entered by thieves, who carried away
a lot ot bread, small green goods and
nil assortment of candles. The thieves
gulped entrance to the stoie by the
way of a window, which they pried
open with some kind of an Iron instru
nient. Tho polho weie notllled and are
making earnest efforts to run down
tho thieves who committed tho erline.
Suspicions lie tow aid a gang of thieves
who have been operating In Hint set.
tlon for soini) time past.
Young Girl Seriously Scalded.
Paislla, the 15-year-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Kdwanl Jones, of ,1.',
Wan en stieet, had a narrow escape
from lMug dcalilcd to death last Satin
tl iy uioinlug at 11 o'llmk. She was
ibdng smc work In tho kitchen of their
home; when standing near the stove,
both front legs gave way, letting the
utove down upon tho llnor and also
spilling a largo pan full 'of boiling
water upen her, scalding her ai id
her hips i.i.il legs in a serious manner.
Miss Jones was removed to her mom,
wbeio Dr. J. .1. Jenkins was culled and
did all that was possible to lelinvo her
sufferings
yesterday morning Miss Jonca was
1 . sJy4
JONA3 LOVG'S SONS. JONAS LONQ'S SONS.
Sharp Redactions
On Ladies'
Tailor - Made
Wash Suits and Skirts
Every day we add something to the list of specials
now being offered during this Great August Sales. This
time there is a severe price cut on all Wash Suits and
Skirts. Fall lines are crowding for space -we must
have the room, the following price list will tell how we
expect to get it:
Q&7 KA For Wash Suits made of Chambray Seer
,t;u sucker and Duck, in the lot you'll find
blue pinks, slates and oxbloods. The values range up
to $i.OO.
5 OO For Tailor Made Wasn Suits the fabrics
pu jj include white Linen Ducks, dotted Swiss,
Lawns and Dimities. The Misses' sizes are 14 and 16,
Ladies' sizes are 32, 34, 36 and 38. Values were from
8.50 to $10.00.
$1 Qft For seParate S1irts worth as high as
I vo $5.00 to-be-sure the sizes are broken
but that's the cause of the reduction. The Fabrics are
Pique, Linen and Crash.
qQt For Ladies' White Pique Skirts with graduated
VOC- flounce, many in the lot would sell regularly
at $1.50.
For White Pique Skirts, the kind
selling right along at 49c.
Separate Skirts in polka dots
regular worth.
Jonas Long's
In a critical cuiKlitlnn, but last even
ing at S.uO was much linpioved.
Excursion to Lodoro.
It Is expected that a large crowd will
go to Lake Lodoro tomorrow with the
niembeis of the Providence and Hyde
Park Welsh Congregational churches.
The tialn will leave the Setanton Delti
waie ami Hudson station piomptly
at S.l." and will stop at all stations
this side of Olyphant. A number of
contests have been arianged by the
gelie'ial committee (the competitors In
those in singing and speaking to choose
their own selection). A base ball game
will bo played In the moinlng between
teams repiesentlng eaeh church. At
o'clock, in the pavilion, the following
events will be lulled off. Song, open
to all coiners, youth's suit of clothes:
song, feu all over ITi yeais of age. sack
of Hour; leeltatlon. open to all, pair of
shoe's; improinpUi .speaking, wheeM
bairow contest, plush box; egg raee,
for all under 1," jeats, suit of clothes;
fat man's race. locking chair; boat
i.ie'e, silk unibiella.
William John How ells was man led
to .Miss Mary Jane Jones at the home
of 'the giooni, M'arvlne sUicet, last
Satuiday night. After the ceremony
was performed by Itev. It. S. Jones, I),
D., the guests paitook of a bounteous
slipper. The couple will Immediately
begin housekeeping In this end.
TOLD IN A FEW LINES.
The .Memorial Haptlst church Sunday
school and congregation will hold
their annual outing today at Nay Aug
paik.
Miss fieri i Halt- Kmory. of Chun h
avenue, Is leniveiing fimn an attack
of sickness.
The Piovldenee sliver comet band
will give Its second open air concert
next Wednesday evening nt the cor
ner of Hrkk avenue and West Matket
stieet.
All news matter will receive pionipt
ntteutlon If left at Davis' ding .store,
coiner of Main and Maiket stieets, or
at the S. and .S. smoking parlors,
Steele s building,
Itaymouil Wescott, of Jones' timber
shop, has lecoveied from a recent ill
ness. ICrnest Slocuni, of Summit avenue,
who has been the guest of Cat emo
McAllister, of Noriliuuibeilantl, for the
past week, has leturned home.
Maitlu ii.uk, a well known tesldent
of this section, who for the past few
months has been In Arizona looking
after his Interest In a gold mine, le
turned home Saturday evening.
Frank Haiock has accepted a posi
tion with (.'. II. Van Storch.
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Van Htoich, of
Ninth Main avenue, have i etui lied
home after an extended tilp tlnough
Colorado and Montana.
GREEN RIDGE.
Last Frlda evening a few friends
assembled at the beautiful home of Mr.
and Mis, tiamewell, on ilreen Uldge
siuet, to weleome theli daughter Hm.
Ily home after a few weeks' abecnee
which she spent In Philadelphia and
Heading. Various games weie par
ticipated In, also several eholee lepio.
ductlons on the gramaphnne weie en
joyed by those present. Later In the
evening lefieshinents were solved,
after which the party dlspeised well
pleas-'d with the evenlngV rnteitaln
incut lb I II "k, p.Hlur uf ihe llish s(lrri
Vleihodi-r Ipi.eopjl i Imi. 1 1 . n lliiMliiiiiinn, ill,
I ho pulpll of I lm V.lnill Mrlhiidbr LpUiopH
chinch ji'lerda.i mmnins ind rtinlne. Pi, ,
li. ,simp.oi piidihed In Itliisliamlon
Mm. VI. ('. (an. uf llnkon acenue, U iut,.i
Ulniii." Ihi' Mlmet (jondvxlii, of Sew nrk cil..
VI the do.i. of the Mblulli nhool ,if 't',t.
Ciein llldun Pll'.hjlirljll ihuich vetteidav Vltv.
MiiUm, ulici h.u eiun.li ol the till cluuiuuiuu. J
TheSeml.An.
nunl Sale of
House F-"urnish.
Ings Still Con.
tlnues.
Splendid
Shoes at
Special Prices
There's money
in the treasury
to pay you for
every pair that
does not prove
satisfactory.
Read on.
Women's High
Grade Oxford
Ties, Made of
Bind. Vici and
Dongola Kid,
they have flexi
ble hand turned
soles and come
in the newest
toe and heel
shape. Sale
Price S1.66.
Women's Kid
Oxford a good
wearing moder
ate priced shoe.
Sale price 89c.
Boys' school
shoes, made
from good solid
leather. Just the
kind for hard
service. Sale
price $1.00,
Little Gent's
Calf and Don
gola shoes, with
patent leather or
calf toe caps, ex
tra back stays,
solid leather
from heel to toe.
Sale price 95c-
Oxford Ties
for women made
of patentleather,
the proper style
for dress wear.
Sale price $1.33.
Jonas
Long's
Sons.
we've been
only. 75c is
Sods
of the mlaslnn school of Mr. Mi era at Cumber
land (up, Tiwin , tuvo an liitcrtsitiiifx talk. The
huililinir iiisl a a home for thrp clrlv i a laigp
home nrisinill.v hullt In winie KnglMi (rrntlemen
ft r i liolti, hut Mithui the p.nt jtcit purclued
1 .1 Uirrti ltidpo gentleman and gieen lo Mr
Vleeer In l,o utetl by tho ti hol.in. V( Winters
tlficribeil the ounK women of the mIiooI, and thi
fiimiea from uhich thi'V came. The utter Uk
of Irarulnz .iml the destitute condition of tho
poeplo ,i Mr. Meiir? and lm aUUnt And them
u hitd tu cniutdet, jet they mike dilieent Mil
! nt and aro pjcu t'i ei tei the Mlioolt, uhii li
aio ci.idi'd fiom t'i" k ' niL'altcn to the hiih
mIiuiiI, ,ihd c u e the iiN .ne alo tausht to
sew and do heu'noilv V !.e Mill bo sent lo
this 'cheol Viitt It r hrs' rf September bv tho
InciubciK of the Mnl.iv ailuul. Anv oni bavin
piiliiic booV or eaiuiE nppirrl tliev ih to
iml will kimJIy hai Ihem left a tthe clitnch be.
Iir lint titnr
Mix Mabrl I Vn ,11 i.ini , of CHpouv aeeniie, li at
Pii -.lull I'irk.
Dr. .1 Mcuilt I'ordlnni, of e apnue avenue, j
ill
('. I'. .Inn and diti.hlcM aio at f'ovlon I.aku
for .i .hntt Ktaj.
Mr. and Mis, (Jeorse Mouther, of pintey aet
inn. aprni I he sjblntli at Lake VMnola.
Mr. and Mm .limb Deilriek, of Delaware, ar
Uiiliiur (.lien llidee (netirla.
OBITUARY.
MISS. LOFISK LVMAN. wife or
Henry Lym.in, died rally Saturday
moinlng at the home of her daughter,
1.M6 Washburn street. Deceased hail
been a icsldent of West Scrantoii for
neai Iy tlnjrty .veais and was highly
lespected. She is siiivivcd by her hus
baud and the following clilldien.
Lewis, Teresa, Carrie, William, Henry,
Stephen and August. The funeral ser
vices will be held at ".;:0 o'clock thu
afternoon at St. Mink's Lutheran
church. I'.ev. A. L. IJamer will oil!
elate, interment will be made in tho
Plttston avenue cenieteiy.
MKS. KLIX.AMI'.TH UDPFU, aged
V2 years, died jesienlny afteinoon at
her honic on Hickory street, after sev
eral yeais lingeilng Illness. The de
ceased was one of the oldest residents
ol South Sciaulon. She came to
America about forty-five years ago nnd
lived on the South Side most of the
time. She Is sutvlved by two sons,
Jacob mid Chailes, her husband having
died about eight yeais ago. The fu
neral will take place Tuesday morning,
Seivlce,:! will be held at St. .Mary's
Catholic church. Inteimeiu In tha
Herman Catholic cemetery.
SAMfl'.L HAUI11S, an old and well
known resident of this city, died sud
denly yestenlay nioinlng at his home,
117 Peiin avenue, after a two months'
Illness. He was St yeais of age, and
lived In .Scrantoii dining the last thirty
yarn, condiic ting a grocery business,
Deceased was bom In Prussia, and
while a young man served In the Ger
man in my. He is survived by his wife,
formcily Miss Josephs, and the fol
lowing sons and daughteis: Mrs M,
Uiown. ot this city; Isaac Hanls, of
Dover; Monioe and Julia, of this
elty. The funeial will be held at i
o'clock touioiiow afternoon from th(
home of Mis. Uiown, t.-O Madison ave
nue. The members of Amos lodge, I. O.
H. R. aro leqiiested to attend.
Funerals.
The funeial services over ihe remains
of the late Miss .Mary Jones will hn
held at :.:', o'clock this afteinoon at
Ihe house, iV South Fllmore avenue.
Intei nient will be made In the Wash
burn Mi eel cenieteiy.
The remains of Walter S Tilpp win
anlve In Sciaiitou fiom San Diego,
c,ii,, mi Monday iifiernoon. Interment
ill Finest Hill eemeteiy Immediately
upon ai rival from "., L. & w, It, H,
MutJau. Vun-1'fil luivat.