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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE- WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1001.
WEST SCRANTON
ONE GRAVE FOR
PISTOL VICTIMS
EDWIN DAVIS AND WIFE
BURIED TOGETHER,
Interment Wna Made In the Wash
burn Street Cemetory Yestorclny
Afternoon Patrolmen Necessary
to Handle the Crowd Georgo
Brown, Wife and Family Injured
in a Runaway Loyal Knights and
Congropatlonnlists' Excursions.
Events of Today and Evening.
Tho oppnitunlo Riven iteidn to
view tho tciiifiliii f)l Mi ninl Mi Kd-
Uitl DlViS VV H till I' I lill.ltilRC f if b.v
fully fli' liumlipil piople bet u I'll the
noma uf 11 iiml ". o'clntk, iiml fnmi
the eniitlnliniiM Htm nf women nnd
children who Urn Ki'il In the luiiivc. It
wiih (illtf rvldnit Una iiinii win- nt
tinuted tliesp tin mirth iiulio-ltv.
Until bodies tipo-ed In iikmIi'mI mi
kf'tw in tbc ri out mom. iiml m t-lthn
Wit whs until i'il many llnml nffet Inns,
whlrli ntte-dr-d tln mp.it h.v of the
Immediate i datives iiml tileudM. Tin
s,il tritUfilv "I Siimliiv iv cuing vvn
V'lvldl ! -illled to null oin- who lew i'il
the ii'liialll".
flit til"' I .111' of the lIlMlI VWIIIlllll then-
nppcnie'I a inllioi fnlnt opiesalnn of
tile lini'Mir "lie 111 II t luivo opet leneod
111 hoi' lllitlniel dentil, while the same
MOlld. ilctoi niliieil look Mint chlini-tei-Ued
the jotinir iiiuii'm liMtuttw shoitl
lwfoic 111" dentil welt lipp.lK'llt ill lll.S
(.iilllitcliuliic
Ilefoie. dlltlliK mul nftir the eihrs
the eiusli nf Immunity mound the two
uhttn fllllel.il i.iiil.iLrei was n dense
thnt It vni with much illllleiiitv m-v -
i l.ll IMtlolllieu opelieil the wny for tile
doilies to he lpinoveil linm the hnil-e.
The (intPKi' moved iinwu Kw inland
flteet to Mtilu avenue ami theme tip
Witchhunt r-tieot to the icinetety,
whole niiotlier i-inwtl nf vpei tu-tol.-l
Iiml K'ltlH'ieil in witness the lln.it
none In the most appalllntr. tr.iRcdy
th.it has eer nemiiiil In West Soi .ni
ton. The seivlies nt the hntise weie In
ohaipp of l!ev, P I'. Jones, pastoi of
the Tiibeiiuulo t'oiiRiOKational ihutili
and ueio eiy bilef. Sovetal h.viniw
vvetc lemteicil by the assembled lluom.
and after pinver and a few teiiiail.s bv
the fleis.vmaii on the urn 01 talntles nf
life the bodies wi te tun nc to theli tlll.il
lestliiK pi. if The p.illlio.ueis and
flowrr In an is tine f'liailr-s M.ijm,
IjMUI I'.ee-p, J.ewis Ilowen, Kiluai.l
SUNBURN
Itnp and Almond Cream removes
redncM ot the skin and soothes the
pain of sunburn in one nlht Tale
a bottle with jou on jour vacation.
ton salu nv o. jlnm.ss.
WE'RE
CLEANING
HOUSE
These days. That 19, we are closiug out the balance
of Summer Stocks in every department, without the
slightest consideration as to what they cost us.
We Carry Over No Goods
From One Year to Another
That's why each succeeding season finds complete
new stocks at the Globe Warehouse.
This Week You Can Buy
Parasols Ribbons
Wash Goods
Fancy Silks
Laces
Hosiery
And Everything
Else That's Summerish
So far below the prices asked a couple of weeks ago
that you'd hardly believe the goods were the same.
But they are and
Whether You Buy for investment
Pr for Present Season's Use
The money spent will bring heavy returns in big
u savings, and this remark applies to every department
j in the house. Shrewd buyers understand this well
: and profit by it.
Globe Warehouse
Jone., .Tabez (,'tidwgan and Gwllym
Cndwgan.
Brown Family Injured.
fieoiRP V. lit own, the well-known
drayman of Itoblniuin street. toKrther
with his wife nnd thioo rhlhliPii, had
n thillllnfc expel lemo on Sunday while
retuinliiK home from a drlvr oer Hip
AbliiKtou tlllliplke. When Hear the
Susquehanna house at Chinchilla, Hip
wiiroii ioc was hiokpti, ami when It
Htriuk the hoises Hip nnlmiili bPKiin
a wild llbtht down the turnpike.
Uefoie the ftlt;h!ini; oii-upHiil of
the wiiroii could em ape the vehlilo was
oei tinned and all weie thimvn Into
the in id Mis, own was hcipipI.v
IiiJuipiI, and xiMPial of her illn wpip
liai lined, while .Mr. Iliown .sustained
hod II v biulses which neatly Incapaci
tated him ft .mi bis wntk elm e.
Two of the childiPii .i1p sustained
painful Inturlps, but none or the family
me seilously Injiitpd. The dam wan
uiptutPil after iiinultiK some dlslntnp,
and after another vviiRon was seeutPil
the family iptuincil home, wheie Dr.
A. A. I.lmlahury Is nttPiidltiK them
.Mis IIiowii Is i untitled to Iipi bid
and will be for some time to conic, as
Iipi IiiJuiIps weie eiy pilnful. .Mr.
Iliown Is beliif? coliRt ululated on Ills
n.it row r.siape.
Two Excursions Yesterday.
lino of the latppst and most enjoy
able eilliliin patties of the eiasnn
peitt .vp-deiday at Iline's bike, as
the RllpstH nt Ihlti'l pilse IoiIrp. No. Jl,
l.ovnl KulehtH of Amciiia The 1 mil
nilttip In limine of the aualiRi nients
iiiiiiIp ample ptnv Irion fot the pnlei
taluuiPiit of their inembeis and lilcnds,
and the ouilnp was Mtiip--ful In ceiy
p. ii tli u In t
A ftood-sjptl itoud also tuimn
p.inled the Welsh (.'oiiRiPR.itloii.illsts of
South .Main incline and Xoith Suan
toti to Lake l.odoie, wheie an i njo) -able
da was npent In elsteddfodlc,
athletli and aquatic iimii.vemeiits. The
I'M llsllllsM fioni both IPSOltS P-
tutm'd home about n o'lloik last ien
Inp. Anderson Wouldn't Go Home.
William AndeiMiu. of Kpj w n ve
nue, bit.inip intoIinted .Monil.i. nlKht
and a fileud tools the trouble to plaio
him on a l.ux.oine stiect tai, p.ild his
fat and st.uted him home alight.
Shoitlv after the cat .staitid fioni the
cm net of Main avenue and .l.Hkson
sticet Andeison Jumped finm the nil'
and wended his way to the hallway
hadiliR up to Itcil .Men's hall,
Thcie he fill asleep and It was nei ps
h.ny lm -eeial pillolniPii to i.iuy
him to the station house. At the
lipai Iiir befoio the polite inaKlstt.ile
.'uid.iv nioinliiK Andetson jiald a
line of $i.
Three Boys and One Girl.
Within the past few da.s font biiths
hap lit c n ippoilfd b the lni.il phvsi-dam-
tliice bo5 and one Kit 1. The
h.ippv pauntsaip .Mi and Mi-. Kiank
liaffniN of St.uk point Mr. and Mis.
Thomas HppK of Noith l!iuinle. ae
nup .Mi and .Mis .Michael .1. Jinnim;,
Shirt Waists
Wash Suits
Gloves
Underwear
of Fourteenth street, and Mr. and Mr.
WllllHtn Huatie, of Fourteenth uttect.
At the home of the first named the
Kill a4 welcomed, ami at Hip nlhrr
thtee bouncing boyt made tin It up
pcatance. Tho iunrtetlp me h polled
to be In line voice, nnd the p.uelits an-Jubilant,
Baptist Younp; Peoplo's Union.
The seeiith annual exctindnn of the
Haptlst yniitif- People's union of Ninth
eastern l'oniis.hnnla will be inn fioni
Sriantoii to (lien Onoko, over the Cen
tral linlliond of New ,leisc, on Tin s
day, August L'O.
This Is one of the most dellKhlfill r
cnislon jpsnits In the Mute, and In
cludes a ilde mcr the f.iiuoiKs swltib
baik and a lew of the (mining mine
at Summit Hill.
The Unlit will Ipiivp Siianton at 715
a. in , stopping at all points alone the
line. The fare foi adults will be 1.L'5,
and 75 ii'iils for children.
Epidemic of Tonsllitis.
AiiordltiK to the stnleiuputs of fpv
eril physicians theic npptms to be an
epldciiilc of tonsllitis or "summer
Klip"' atnotiK; ipsidpiits of West Scinn
lon. SpvpiiiI well known people are
alfpitpil, but none spilously.
The pbjslcliins me at u loss to undei
slalid the i a t i atlee of the sli kness,
but it Is Kern-tally asuibed to illmatle
conditions,
Events of Today and Evening.
An PMiiisloii tiutli i the auspices of
the 1lic I'aik (ieiniau Presb tel Ian
ililinh of ClKstnut stieit will be run
to Lake l.odoie toda.. The tialtl 111
Ii.inp the Delawaie and Hudson wta
tlou nt S a. in
The cMttision ti n 1 11 of the St. Hien
iIpii's enlincll, Y. Al. I. Will It ao the
lvl.iwaip, I.aikawauu.i and Wtstem
stitlon for Atlantic I'ity at KIM
o i lot tills 11101111111;.
A lawn social will be held at the
honip of Allss .lennle Davis, count- of
Not Hi r.romlcy aeiittp and I'otlebone
slice I.
I!e. ,1, ('. Wnod and wife, of the
Christian AVmkliittuiiiii'H institute, of
New- Yoik, will lei lute in the SaUatlou
aimv hall at s o lo k this cwiiine.
The ContiiiPlital Aline An Idenlal fund
will hold n sn, hil at St. Davids ball
this evenltiK.
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
r, A Williams, the AVr.st S. tanton
if pn'M ntativp of the Ptcpublipaii. loft
this moinlliK' foi .Middle fii.iiillle, N.
Y. white be will Join his wife and
ilatiKlitPi. who Imp been speni'liiB the
past month theie. Diititifr his abteiKP
Chillies Alntbews will in t as the
papei's news; itheiet.
A Iiiirp uiliuhd of West Si innton
people at t nihil the stipet car nn
pni' pk tile at Nay AiifT p.uk ps
teiday. .1 C Alott. of Noilh I.liuoln axeutie,
a impenter bv 01 uipatlon sustained 11
siveie si 11 1 p wound on AIonda b be
lli:; mi ink by a falling plank. Ills In
Juiy was dipsi-cd by Dr. J. .T. Hien
nan, of .lai k-on otieet.
Di. Ii. C. I Yin of North Sunnier ave
nue, and DtiiKKlst I'lank l',e.ier., of
South Iljdi l'.nk .upiiup, nto 1 1 pm ted
to be IP at their lioini s,
Tiiwn in e ltooiip, whn has bet 11 1 on
stable of the roiiiteeuth waul lot the
past twi nt -thief eais, has spmipiI
his 1 finm itlnn. with Ablet mini Kellow':
coin t.
A ptlP of S100 will be offptPd to Hip
Mtetessfiil ulen 1 Inb lonipctitiK on
".M.utMsi of the Aicita" at the C 11
tial Labor union pptii.Mim at Lake
I.oilote on Labor dav. .Monday, Scp
tPtnbpr ' 1'iof. llajdn Kvans, nf Cai
bondaie will be the adjudkatoi.
The Atlantic mil I'.ullie Tea 10111
pativ will oiuipy one of the .stote
looms, in tho iipw Wa.-hliiKlon hall
building 011 Ninth Alain avenue, opi 11
111s tin ip on Satinda.v, AiiKiist 17
Th- old Aletillleld boiiipsteafl on
Noith Alain iiM-nue one of the oldest
landmarks In the elt.v Is bcins bun
down to make mum for a inuie sub
stantial building
DtiiKKlst C. It Slnjei and family, of
Noith Alain avenue, ate Mimmeilug at
Lake Inula.
Alls. Newev of AU NU hols louit, who
was iiucstcd for maklnpr tlueats
against spvpi.iI Ai.ibiniis, was iPliascd
fioni the station house on ball jestei
dii.v. The ie. ditl oigaiiled asseinblv of
tiond IMIuws lit lil a inietlng In Aln
sonlc hall last evening; and Initiated
seveial 1 alididatLs
DiukbM John .1. Davis, DIstiM At
tniiipy Will It Lewis and CenMi- Clctk
Jocepli Lewis returned home last even
ing fioni a ten ilajs" till to liuffalo,
Nlagai.i l'.ilN and over the Rteat
lakes.
The londltlotl of Dr. (ieotgp 11. Ilej .
nolds, of North Alain avenue, whs
ninth Impi oveil pstenlaY and he was
able to Pit up In bed lot a slioit lime
din lug the afternoon.
The Ladles' Aid smiety of the riit
Ilaptlst chilli h will hold a meet In p In
the new- chuuh at -' o'clock this after
noon. The- lemalni of tho late Tifink How
le.v, who died on Sunday at the home
of his patents on Itallioad avenue, will
be taken to Hampton .Iinutlou, N. .1.,
toiliij, vvhcio lntei meiit will be made.
All. and Alls Tied Holdiy, of Aiad
enij stieet. have ictuiiicd home fioni
a tilp to tlie I'atllli coast
William Aloiton and family, of South
Siiinnei avenue, liave ictuiued home
fioni Asbiuy I'aik.
Air. nnd .Mis. Kodeiiik .lours, of
South Sumner avenue, are saijouining
at Hi can CiIovp.
Alls William lluttou and daiightei,
of .lai ksou Mitel, ate at Ashuty I'aik.
.Mm, Joseph h Aloigan, of Hnon
siiett, and .Mis. Aithur Ildioie. of
South Alain avenue, ate at lloltl Del
innnt, Atlantic L'li.v.
Allsscs (liaie Walker, of Division
Mieet, and Al.iy HdwaiiN. of South
Alain avenue, me at Oteau Hiove.
Captain (leotge A1ppis, of the Col
umbia Hose and Chemical cmupanj, In
enjojlng his annual vacation.
Allcs AlainaiPt (llbhs. of South Alain
avenue, will leave today for S.untoKii
Spilngs and llallMon Spa. N. Y.
.Miss IMIth Sottley will leave today
for Atlantic City.
Air. and .Mrs, John Thomas, of South
IMipei.i avenue, aio In Buffalo.
William, Waltu, Mary and LIIp
Foigery aie spending their vaiatlons
at Lake Wlnohi
Walter and Ldniund Dti ktlnlck, of
North Mnln nvenue, me the guest of
fi lends In Tienton, N. J.
Alius Alaig-aict Davis, of South Lin
coln avenue, Is at Lake Sheildan.
Hairy .Miller, of Washbum .stteet,
lins tctutntd home fiom his vaiatlon,
which was bpent at Lalte Wlnola.
5111-8 M111g.net Davis, of Hampton
Mreet, cutci tallied a paity of fi lends
at her home on 5londa evening.
5111-3 ReulaJ) Stiunk, of Chestnut
tPCt, has letuined huine fioni New
foutnlland. William Stittir, of chestnut Btrcet,
is sojourning at Lakn Sheildan.
Stephen Wawes, of Noii. Sumner
avenue, hus ictuuiud honiu tiuin Lake
Wlnolu.
SOUTHSGRANTON
SURPRI8E PARTY TOR MRS.
WILLIAM BAUMOARTEN.
Held nt Her Home in Honor of Hor
Thirty-sovonth Birthday Smoko
Houeo of Armhrust, tho Butchor,
Sot on Fire August Dioslnp, Jr.,
Arraingod on a Oharga of Making
Throats Mino Party Followed by
Festivities at Home of Mr. and
Mrs, Martin,
A very pleasant stit prise was ten
dered Alls, William Haumgarten, nt her
lesldeiue on Hickory stteet, .vesteidiiy
afternoon, on the occasion of the thli-ty-seventh
nunlveisary of her birth,
by a iitiiuhci of her lntliualc fi lends.
The afternoon was pleasantly spent In
playing games, singing and other parlv
diveisloiis, SpvpiiiI piano solos weie
lendered by Alts, ndumd Knllcr and
5Hm, .Matthew Alashleget. At ! o'tlock
the table was spiond and an iMellent
supper vas seived by the hostess.
Those piesetit were. Alls. J. W.
Scheuer. Airs H. Helspikpr, Airs. A.
Netils, Alls. i:. Kallei. Mrs. It. Ilas
uii'k, Alls. L. Heltilik. Airs T. Si heller,
Alls. H, w. Smith, Alls. William H11
denb.uh. Alts. Juioh Di niuth. 51 1. .1.
Hour, 5lis. W. Helm. .Mrs. I). Hlldcn
bach, 51is. I) (ielshmt, Mis. Al. .Mash
legei. Alls. 1M. Kallei, Alts. Matthew
51ashleger, Allss A. Haumgarten, Allss
ltnenialne Sclu tier, AlWs Leonora Hu
iletibach, Allss Marin Itoltt. Allss Lizle
Hudenbach, Allss Lena Kabler, Allss
SpIvii Uuskiik, Willie Helnt!!. Jr., Thos.
Htisklrk, Kinest ltusklrk. Hemy Hiuni
Bin ten and Air. Iile Helsetker.
Fire on Cedar Avenue.
The ul.iim of lite, tin tied In from
bo ill at noon ypsterdav, vvns 1 allied
ly a pile of waste paper vvhlih had
been set on (lie in the Muoke house
of Ainibriist's. the btitihei. nt Cedar
avenue and Willow- strert. The blae
was dlsLoveied bpfnie veiy much ilani
a'e was done. Owing to the pmmpt
action of the Npptutip and Centtn
toniiuinles the flte was quickly extin
guished. The d. image done will not ex
cel d $"0.
NUBS OF NEWS.
August Dlrslng, Jr. was niialgned
before Aldennati Lenies last evening,
on a rhaiKe of making tin eats. John
Langmiin, of Cedar avenue, was the
piostiutor. Dleslng was held in $joi)
hall.
Michael Tlgue, of Ituffalo Is visiting
his parenln on Ced.n avenue.
A veiv pleasant p.utj was hekl In
honoi nf Miss Anna Schvvmgei man, of
Hltighainton, at the it -Idem c of hi r
liiend, Allss Anna Si huler, 011 Cedar
avnue, lust night. The evening was
pleasantly enjovul At .1 late houi ie
flpshmentj weie seivid. Those pics
ent weie Alkssos Hmm.i Schlld, Alary
Kallna. Anna IMulus rianies r.rwert,
Luin Lauhei, Anna Stbulei, Katie
Saints, and William Knt Ike. John
Uoth. 1'hllip l'Mie.i Pied Under,
riank Hngel. John Pishei, AIe. Olt.
IMw.uil Krall, tionige Sihulei and
Pied St hitler.
A pally ot people went through tltP
woiklnps of Wle tllbboti.s mines last
nlglit. The p-utv was Ud by Patilik
Mai tin. After the nip they lPtuiued
to the home of Air. and Alts p.u
1 U lc .Mat tin, wheie lefic slinieiit.s vvue
sfived. Tlie guists weie Air. and Alts
White, of Llveipool, HtiKlaiid, and
their daughter, Alls. Cob man. and fani
Il.v. l.le.v ColPiiiiin, Ueoige Alelaiiiltr,
All". Al AImiiuii, Hetity Mi Clone, AIUs
llelt n .Mai tin and Alls A. Abais
AlKs Ll.le- Sihlier, foimerh with
All. William Koiunihei, letuined to
her home .vi'Meulay at Aloosk, vvheie
he will make hei tutuie hlun .
Allss Lotla AliHo-e, of the Ohio
Weslejan iiiiivoi-llj . will luldies a
public met ting In the Cedar Avenue
Methodist Kplsiopal iliinih this oven
lug, on a Mibjit of gieat Inteipst to
I'pwoitb leagitPi.s ami thuidi vvoikets
evetjwhPii. i:vtihod Invited. Ad
mission, lice.
m 1
DUNMORE.
Tho Italiin arrcMdl on MmicI it iiiirnt In- OM.cr
Midrill win Ji tliouhl In lie iiidiully mi
biluuiil pt r,t oil to In rlmpt.v 1 t.i-'C' nf plain
nruiiK, iiui t tin- iiiMni ikioic nuiKm nur
ulirll In t,i linc.l si
I a.lt MiKinlii IiwIki". '. a. "Ill Iml'l a Ijii
nuial .it tin Iniiiip ot luriti lnkin, ell l.it
Hi mkrr Hum I. 'Ilim.-iln rirnin.', V11.' 1". lie
fri'-l liirnts will lie mi Mil .mil I lit' iulln. U in
vitul
Tin- council will Imld spciiil mi 1 in; to
nlslit Hip poller . omitilttee will 11 tl.u limn
Like ailinu en tin- iw- "I I'nhiriiini lint
IUjvoi, uiio lias linn Mipi mleit le 'in jititr ilm.v,
tlniEiil with inmhiit iiiibrti linns nn oiriiir.
CanH an- out Jiinuiiiniiu' the tuning nur
rirfire r lis V uiie Vliite.nn, o( lm iUh-,
ami Cenrite W C'l lie, nf -lili v
'Hie iiilnri rinplojiHl In the Trie (oinptny
retibtil llieii po t r-.lriijt
Mr an 1 Mr MiMmII I inn. 'I Pilfnn, m
Biiru of Mis W. II O-nilioui, nl llljikily
ntiitl,
Jloduced Bates to San Francisco and
Return Via Southern Railway.
The Southern inllvviy will sell lound
tilp tli Kits ti San riamlsio, Cal , on
SeptPlilliPl IS to Jj, IllillMve, with llnal
limit Novi-iiibt-r 15, 1001, at gicatlj ie
dm id tales, on act mini of gpiuial ton
voutloi' of Hpistopal chilli 11. Hate
f 1 0111 Philadelphia. $GS '.'. fioni Wash
Ington. $ir.J."i Coiiespondlnglv low
lines Itiini other points. Tickets aie
good going one mule and letuinlng any
Olhei dltect Ulllte.
The Sotithein lallwny operatf
thiough vesllbitled limited tiains dallv
with Pullman tliawlng-iooni, sleeping
and dining tais, between eastern titles
and New Oi leans, tomin-llng nt New
Oilenns with tiains tart.vlng thiough
Pullman sleeping cam betwien New
Oi leans and San Ki.uulsio without
eliangp.
TiI-wp klypeisonnlly conducted tour
lt 8leiieiH, between Washington and
San Pinnclsco, without t liauge via At
lanta, New Oilcans, HI Pasu and Los
Angebs. liavo Wiishlngtoii at U ."1 p
in evei Alondny. Wedneniaj and Kil
day. Hate foi doulile beith only $7
The autunin seat-on Is most delight
ful foi n tilp thiough the Southern
states, Ni w .Mexico, Aiizona and Cali
fornia, Chailes L. Hopklrn. dlstilct passen
ger agent. Southern iallwa, S.'S chest
nut street, Philadelphia, will take
plcasuie in furnishing all Infnimatlnn.
A SENSIBLE MAN
Would use hi nip's nabam (or tho Throat nnd
Uirs. It Is curing nioie L'ouijlw, Colrti,
Asthma, Utonthltls, Cioup and all Tliroit ami
buntr 'froublci, than in other medicine, 'tlie
proprietor haj suthorized any druggist to Rive
on a bamplti Dottle trie to lomlnie ou uf the
liarit of thb great remedy. Pike :'ii.. and iU.
NORTH SCRANTON.
l.leiilenanl Hay and Patrolman tti and Offlier
SlmiiK mull? a rild on a ilhorrlrrly lmife um
In- Mlio lliandt at 1I1J North M1I11 minu.
lunula) tnnniliia; nt 2 o'tlntk. Meuteuant Hay
happened tn be In tho vicinity nf lint pine
nhen he tamo wn A , Jims man villi nnd
he ha'l hem In Allie' pine 11 lid ni rrlle 1 I
nl $11 nnd 1 Eold w.ilih In- tun of the Inmates
of Hie plaie. I.leiitrnmt tin rnteied mid pl 11 " I
the priiprlrtrcM nnd four -if Hie ellnr Inmate
tindrr nni't before MjiiMriti- lidlu li-t 01 11
Ina Hiiv hid a lieirliiu nnd j,iie 1 1n Ir mine 14
I r.ltik llltl'ii, l'eul We.uilt, Mlie III null, Ur
lite T011111I1) nnd Cile Mi Vndriw Ilie Ur 1
II mirrl to wire fined ', ntilue, wlmli Hiev
pild, nnd Hie tun liller llnul ' for hum; In
Wilis of 1 rllvinlerlv liniwe nnd I in i in 'I he
priiprirlreM wn fined i-15, nlitih Mie pud I lie
Inn tlnr-l $.', viere iinnniitleil In the 1 mull ml
fnr ninel) ili)s In ilcfmllvf the pjiiuenl of ;)i"
flue.
I.lnli -.ill, of fintt tnnti'hlp, In the guful of
Alileimm Mui
lr .mil Mr Inn Snnni, nf North Villi ne
line, lute for their pint SI last M,irt.irrt Wats hi,
of I'lHuInn
The Vlle Nellie Kelli, M irv Minpln -ind
Mime Mi II lie, of I'ltlnlnn, who lute hei u vMt
Imr frlendi in lhl veil Ion, tun- relumed hmue
'Hie inn-nil liuieni mhIiI nf Ilie -undl.l hn d
of the I'lirllm I nnsHSitlnnil ilmrih Milt te
liehl nn the luin 111 the rnr nf tlie ihurih mi
Went Vlirkrt Hreet foinmrnn- etenliu' tie ueam
and cake Mill he unci, A Iiiki- irnwd Ii ex
peiled to litem!.
.liilue orlisJ, nf Itluk loid, Mhlle reliimlm;
Imiiie Mliinli) olenitis, i hi Id up b) thrre
nil In i I he liicltu ntticti deierely ku kerl ind
heat him .111-I relieved liiin of lit ihj , whn 11
lie hid mrlwd Hut iliv f'nrlij.4 hei-inu- tin
(niixiifiK -iinl He men mule tin (r eeipe.
Mrs I (I Mrcr I visiting furinls in Mont
nve llinjiinin llodisv n, 1 miner In the PatmiaM
mine, m mi.hiIi iiuiid ,velerdiy ifleriinoti
nt .1 oMoik In lieinir h liked In He utomuh hv
-l vlilniM mule. IiIl'"U m.k ihout In pi the
mule to open n nullili when ho M.n khke.l
lloilssnn's rilU for I11I11 limimhl 1111m of hit
fillnir Morkium, Mho hroujlit him to Hie ur
fiee. wheie a phuh I in Mas summoned, who
found him in .1 uithil rouilitlon He wis re
moiid to his home In 1 u iem, uheir llrs lunlu
nnd ilenklns Miuirded In roMnrini; him to mn
Mlininisn List Menlne t It) m hnk Ml llmls
mui's 1 'iiidllliiii vi.is luin h luipioi.il
Miss VI mill Mijiir, of 1'mt liiiffln, is the Riiut
if Mivs Annie I'irr), nf 'Ihroop vtrut.
PARKPLACE.
Mlw llnrrme Silkier, of TroiMenie road, is
spuidmir n rnuplo if wirki -it i nstal lake
Mi-is Gtelli Pun ell, of Irlpp alieil, has re
turned Ironi .1 time Meiks visit with friends in
T.i 1 In
II 1m llur-l of ("niitf ulreet. has relumed
fiom a uuk'.sstn it Mhiiiu lily.
Hr (oiher, rf I'mihh ue r ml, llr l'mdlum,
Ur Nc wlnrry nnd Pr Ri nneily vie i-pendiiii; a
Meik nt lliinitfit Hi), N .1. 11n) Mill leiurn
nevt Mnnrlit
Mi Mrivsill ind ilnikliier, 1m, nf lilpp
tiiet, hue ntiiiiieil aflei Mitral wciks si i) 111
StrouiMmr;
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THE CORONER INDIGNANT.
Says Dr. L'Amorenux Was a Little,
Too Presumptive,
Cm onor ISobeitsi N n trltln Indignant
nt the action of Di S.iinuel L'.iitoi
f.uiN, of this ilt, In pu foi tiling an
autopvy upiuii the bod) of Loo L111
gieth. who I- bilieved to have shot
hlni'.elf last Sunday, near AIomiiw.
The oi oner Mild last nlprt that he
gave the doctor no authoiii tu iei
foini an atitopy and that he condd
eted his anion tnn-t Tui-umptlve.
"The doctor tetilled at the Inquest
at to the 1 alfe of death" said the
coroner last nlgui, "and when the ln-itic-t
was all over, held nti nutops).
That va a innit leinaikalile llilng to
do He had no light to touih that
boil) a.s Minn ns ho did without my
pciniNalon, and I shall tall upon him
today for an cplauillon "
Tlie defense olfeied to Cot oner Unb
elts' cbaiges Is that the louiner failed
Ii- hi' duty ai.d as an ail of humanity
the local mill 1 il, at Hip behest of the
fltleus, took It upon tht'luselves to
go thiough the legal foi nullities neies
aiv to penult of the leuioval of the
body.
When the body was disioveied .it S
o'i I01 k in the inoiiilng a telcgiain was
si nt to Superintendent Hlne. of the
Pel.1vv.11e, Lackawanna nnd Western.
and he notified Cm oner Unbelts. Wonl
was sent to Moscow that the entailer
would be light up When he did not
come on the 10 oMmk tialn, a tele
phone message was sent illicit to him
and the wind c-anie hack that he would
be up at nun. When the 1 JO p in.
tiaiu 1 aini- and Pi. Unbelts was not
among its p.issengt 1 s, the grief sti U ken
father of the dead boy begged that his
sou's body Munitiluiit be allowed to
fester any longer In tlie sun. and after
a futile effott to locate the minuet the
JustliP of the peace pun ceded to 011
dlti t the iiiiliest. Pr L'Amnienux was
loiinted by the jtlstli e of the jieaio
to make an elimination nf the body
with a view- of giving expert testi
mony as to the i.inse of death. This
is how Pi. L'AmmeaUN tame to flgute
In the aff.ili.
When the body was dellveicd to the
family at .i o'clock p. in. It had nl
le.idy tinned black and was giving
foi th a strong odor suggestive of de
lonipositlun Cnmnei Itoherts aiilved
on the hiciip the day following the find
Ing ot the body.
SI
OFF FOR THE CONVENTION.
Democratic Delegates Will Eeava
for Harrisburg Today.
Tin Lai k iwniilia delegation lo the
Peiniuiatb state (inivt nilon at Hauls,
biiig, toinoiiow villi have lute this
nt tot iKinii on the J is Pi law are and
lliidsuu tialn.
Colonel P. .1. Kilsininioiix. who is a
nn inber of the Piiuoi null state e.e
itlttw i oiiiuiltti i' was siiinuiiiiii'd to
lliinislitiig by Colonel James Ouffey,
the stale ihaliniaii, to altilid a 1 until -etui
siheduled 101 last night
Two delegations will go I10111 the
I'mtitll dlsttiil. One is (ouipused of
County Chiluu.itl .lames ,1. tt.Nelll,
.latins I'ldgeon and Jnsi ph llienuaii. of
Cnibmidale. and .loliti Walsh, nt (i).
pliant. The oilier Is lieadcil by e
KepiosPiitntlve 1. II. Timlin, of Jei
myti, and has as its otliet tlnee lneiu
beih V.. .1. IMniuinK of .In in.vu. T. 1'.
Alunlev. of Auhbald, and .1. Uogan, of
OI) pliant.
The latter s the lontedlng delega
tion. They i-hilni the convention at
Willi li the olhei fellowa weie elected
wis 1 ailed luegitlaily and that their
(onventlon held a wei k later was the
legillar one,
The III st illsttlct delegation Is coni
posed of Select Collin lltiiaii Thomas
Ciisgiovp, of tlie l-'mii teetilli watd.
Si hoot Contioller I'alt h k ( iiilden, m the
SlMli waid, and William Cuuck, nf
l'lovldence. Air. Cosginve substitutes
lor .School Controller T. .1. Jennltigs,
who Is unable to attend.
I'min the Second illstiiit the dele
gates aie e.-Sheriff John J. l-'ahey. of
the Ninth wind: Seleit Councilman T.
C. Alelv-ln, nf the Ulghth w.ud, and J.
J. I'Hdden, of the Seventh waul.
.loliii .1. Coyne, of Allnooka, and .1
Nelson fli.ives, of Scott, will lepusent
tho Third dlsulct.
FuncrnU.
The funeral nf the lato Alls Wllllatn
Penman will take plain this afternoon.
Set vices will be held at the house on
South llydf) Talk avenue, 1 utiimi nclng
at 'i o'clock, and Intel incut will bo made
In tho Wttshbutn Btroct teinetuiy.
JONAS LOAO'S SONS, J
its
and Bags are in greater demand than ever. Careful
preparation places us in better position than ever to sup
ply the increasing demand.
8
Big Specials
No. 2, Telescopes Made of extra heavy canvas, heavy leather
corners and double ends, brass riveted and cloth lined, three heary
one inch straps.
ifi in. 20 in. 22 in. 24 in. 26 in.
75c 90c $1.00 $1.15 $1.25
No. 3, Suit Cases Made with heavy leather corners, leather
sewed handles, brass lock catches and brass riveted strap.
Sie 22 inch, $i.75 Size 24 inch, 1.98.
No. 4, Dress Suit Cases For men, made of solid leather, in
two colors, dark brown and russet. This grade case has brass
lock and catches of good grade, inside straps, leather corners and
brass riveted.
Size 22 inch, $2.50. Size 24 inch, $2.50.
No. 5, Dress Suit Case For men or women. Fully 10 inches
deep. It is cloth lined, has brass lock and catches, heayy leather
corners. In fact it is the largest and best Suit Case ever shown
for the price.
22-Inch Size, $2. 25. 24-Inch Size, $2.48.
No. 6, Trunks Full square, canvas covered trunks, high set
up tray and hat box, hard wood slats, three bolts, brass Victor
lock and three hinges. Sie 2S, $2.98. Size 30, $3-48. Size 32,
$3-98. Size 34, S4.44.
No. 7, Trunks The Big Bumper kind, No. 116 Is the number.
Covered tray, No. 4 bolts, best brass Hxcelsior lock, twenty-five
brass bumper knees, anchor handle, iron bottom. To appreciate
its worth you should see it. The prices are for
Sizes 28 30 )2 34 36
$5.48 S5.98 $6.25 $6.48 S6.98
No. 8, Trunks With solid steel corners, all cloth lined, two
inner trays, brass Bxcelsior lock, No. 4 bolts, iron bottom, sewed
leather sliding handles, a trunk for either men or women.
Sizes 28 30 32 34 36
$S'7S $6-25 $0'48 $0.98 $7.25
I Jonas Long's Sods
NOT KNOWN AS YET.
Question of Appeal Will Be Taken
iu Wntor Bate Case.
Whether or not .ill njippal will be
taken ftoni .IuiIkc Kdwaidt. dtcMou In
the iae of t'onrad hcluoedor against
the Siiantmi las and W.iti r i nuiiumi
is not as vet known Mi ilmedi 1
out of town anil hi atlnine.v 1 1 a II
Mm 111, iIocm not Know what his vhw
are In the inalti i.
Mr. Mitt in Mill ilinp.- to bis opinion
that tho iltj can ll the watei lali
nnd If .Mr. Sihioeilet mijs tlie wonl he
will so 10 the Supieino mint with the
cite.
STRIKERS ARE TO MEET.
Special Session of the Car Builders
to Be Held Toniffht.
I'ipldent 1'. .1 .MeAtidiPW of the
Imnl car hulldeis' union, has had t-i-v -eial
lonfeietiieH with Master Car
Mulldet I'antleld Willi a view of Fettling
tlie Httike, and will teputt tin- it Milt
of his visits at a pei lai meeting to bo
held tonight iu I'atpontPi-'.s hall.
It was staled cileiila bv Seuel.ny
Cniiililiell, of the lai huildi'is' union,
that the inert will again be given an
opportunlt.v of voting 011 the question
of vvhetlni to deilatc tin stilkc ott or
continue the- light.
NOVELIST KILLED HIMSELF.
Robert Shortz, of Wilkes-Barre Turn
ed on the Oas and Died.
Ilobeit PI1011 nur of 'Wilkes. Man p's
best known oiing tin ti and n novelist
of Millli- lepllie, lOlutillttid suit Ide on
Moiidav night Iu tin Hotel Hart, In
that 1 Ity. He took n room In the
nfteinomi and mined mi the gas His
In dv was found about midnight.
Tlie dead jounsr man was about It
e,us old and was a ilvil i nglneer bv
piore-s'lon. 1 wo novels timu nis put,
"Tlie (lift of Mont1p.11 te" and the "Hong
ot the Svvoiil," hid quite a wide sale.
INQUIRING FROM EASTON.
Big Drill Company Wants a 100
Aero Site to Locate on,
Feiietatv Atheitoti of the bnaid of
tinile, luin lei.ivid a b ttei tioin tin
Ingi t-oll-SeiL,! nut Pi ill company, of
K.istnn, asking: for Infmhiatlon ie
ganllng tins ion mil sitis iu this ilt
vvhlih may be on the maiket
Tin iniiipnny miplojs 1 3',o men, ntnl
i imteniplates moving finm II.iMon on
in i mint ot lm k of lomu.
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ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.
I i.t it litln rim linlii1,' iiiiullnl (ur at I lie
Si mil. 11 m-iiitlifi , I n Kin inni i mul, I'.i ,
Vim It. l'"H l' MUM lllll!l Ii r tliiw Ihius
will ili im o .iJii iii-iiI and lilir iljii- it II. I.
I H4 II fl H (ill . I'mtmitl'l-
I'ltiuk Um Ip. I' It llrntiJh-r, Ii Ini lluniK,
ilomu-e M IIiIki.'. (iiitnule IliUri, J'.limr l',
ll.iiiiii.C i: Hiim,. I.il4iil I! llunnrll, viiihul
lliinit, . llHii-ti'in, I Bun, l.ihi.inl S.
Ilinki-, Kj(p lUrntt
Il.nliifl lanfiilil, Mn llnliiil Ciutl, Mr. ,
T lev. t' I. lVimoi, I, t, i liriiiiun, Sbs.
I.. I'usli ifclihiS. I llnniilln, C. 1, ttpnt
luliii II.HII), Mm. hiu tai'), M.it I .ii.iiu .-i,
Kill- i nli.i. Hint I piiririulil, ilim ( lui,
VIiii N. i:. Hoi". vMllltm lliiiliiiinir, .Nqirr
Ii Ii-vjii, Julia liilJiiii. IJcinlirlimi ., (iilihii,
It..crt I. Dili.
.1 II I'ollnltr, Vb I, hn lo.trr, VUn llin
ini, Vulnir I'millir, Vm I ilin l' tiuin, Vbj
Put I lOui. Mrii V I "nl
iilolip I iiiij iumiiii.i, Jntm fii.nj, vtar.v I, it
frrin. HrlilrM (ijirli, u (.ruiilitj
IiIIIp llrlrn Mti ll.iinlpt, .lipiM I Hill, h
mli lb i i, t, f, lluulilno, Clara IUd, Mu-d
llutihliu.
JONAS LONG'S SONS,
Trunks
and Bags
The vacation season is at
hpidht. Suit Pncoc Trnnbc
No. 1, Hnnd BaRS Hull cut. club
shapes, cloth lined, with pocket inside,
best brass lock and catches, well finished
throughout. 10 in., 69c ti inch, 79c.
12 inch, 8qc n inch, 99c. 14 inch,
St.05. 15 inch, Si. 15. it inch, $1.25.
17 inch, $1.35- iS inch, $1.48.
THE CELEBRATED GORDON PI ANO
Befote buying, send for catnlogue.
H. S. GORDON, ViVt cAi
Vrrry ' -& pun-o'OTa jQ
SPHCIAL THFWUOH CARS
TO THE SEASHORE
Pol (l.vift !-unilj) Via
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Lenvo Scinnton nt 8:55 n. m. for
Long Blanch, Ocean Glove, As-
huiy Pntk, Belmar, Spiing
Lake, Sea Girt, &c.
ltriiiinin; I m- I'mnt Plr-i-Jiit it II 1", i m ;
spiinB I !' , 1 1 it ,i in niiinir, ii ' i in :
Vvlimi lti k -i ml lit in l.rmi, '02, no m lin;
llii'iili, I "' I' m Vrriviii ut "iiinlin n " V "
i in 1 tits mil In kt it up tur thp rntire f.riHin,
.piiiilii r, r the ii luinin nkiiii ii nf timilirji i
II mil i n.ttilt piM.iiuri t, wiiirii mil leuui
toiiifi ii il'li .iil4 iluiiiiK ilit cninc joiuniy.
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
Qrand Atlantic Hotcl. and annek
Vlrplnia An- ami Ilia. Ii. VilJniir City, N I
Sixth eir ' 0 I riutiful io. mi rntintr, blnuh
anil with luih liot .nut culil .ei water hath"
in hold and iiiip Lmaiion IM and n-niral,
within Jiw ui.i if Hie tfrl I'tcr Orclicara,
(llliiii hptiiil (piiiiir iale, $12 lo Jli by wofk;
ii M up In lo S i 1,1 r it. s to familio. Coachej
meet ill traiiu Wiit. lir Ii mklrt j
C II VltltS H. COPE
CHESTNUT HILL ACADEMY
Wissahickon Heights, Chestnut Hill, Pa.
A Ixmilinc scliiinl for lioyi In the elevated
ami beautiful open coimtrv north of I'hila
ilelphl i. 3" minutei from Droad M .station
I'or catnlosucs aililrevn
JAMCS L. PATTEUSON. Head Mailer.
I, Iniim Ihrri lorn
Itrlilurt huir, lohii hiimri, I irrie Krifdleri
ininn Kailni , VIri Kpuwirthi
Mr H liRoiiirslino. hni". S I,pe, riizibpth
Mirkpr. MN.pi Vlipjiiill, llirtln Vlmiln, CliipniD
Mallcj. Ca,.lii Vi Vliilrtn Krnl Milllnu. tir-hael
Mrlnttrp. II 'I' Mihinnv I i"Ip Mnnre, Maul .
M Mpr, l.mn.p V Mm,, s ( Vpan
Vr Orel. II N (I'll in Ipliinni O'fonnfr
Wdllinii I'x.lo, 1. 1. hi,. l'P'k. Hl7l Phillip,
V lli.liiu. 1 I'rkluliJ
.1 II (jlmk
Wiltir Ituliisir .unnli II mlill. Illliin ItiivPll,
Willlp Illlrv, Iiml Mm n uluniiL-i"ini..m
I Mri'ttliitu. .laimi miiIIIi n 1! MurTrr,
fiinrei' P Mullfr, .lm' ilnm. I (tip ii-n,iri ('.
T. Mnw. Illlllp 'liiiinnn. J hn Mant n, Kohcrt
Sihiiliil, 'hiIoii -lupin. M irv iiinrl,ri '.artia
'(latlonl, Hn f-ini n, Vine Scluadcr, U
nutnn sinlth
Inhn M Ihntnai. Inilfi thlil. Mn Vnilrpi
Tlininn, P Mantuiin, K T Jailor. MUiain
'IhnniH H
Man WiIIUiik Iilnu M i.-fti. r.liianl WpUli,
l.ll i WiMaiil, I' VI Mprii, rninu William!,
II Walkn, P I Wmlfl Mi-. ( nra VI.
limn. l II Hmilnurrt, Wll.laiiii, VV W.
W llxni, ,1. l'HinCi 'Hii'iins Uilliama.
Wost Scrnnton Station.
Sl mn tm Ilniidf ii, Mn ni-tnn, Vbj. p.itrtrt
llurke I Jl. .1 -tin. lalruj, Vlu, l.oiiUe .lohiun,
.Inhn Mn, InlKiiii' Sotoilonn., Ihomu Onem,
l.iiircu T. 1'iatt, Mm. Carrie Deen Heed, faoo
Uuo 'J'untf, N, J, vUOcr,
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