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The pleasant method rind bcncllclal
effects of the well known remedy,
Svnup or Flos, manufactured by tho
California Fio Syitui Co,, illustrato
the value of obtaining the liquid laxa
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medicinally laxutlvu and presenting
them in tho form most refreshing to tho
tasto nnd acceptable to the system. It
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dispelling colds, headaches nnd fevers
gently yet promptly nnd enabling ono
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manently. Its perfect freedom from
every objectionable quality nnd sub
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liver nnd bowels, without weakening
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laxative.
In tho process of manufacturing figs
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taste, but tho medicinal qualities of tho
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other amniotic plants, by a method
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CITY NOTES !
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KIM I II IMI HOC I'llK Offiirr iimrv
jclrrdic killril (lie wild dnj uhlcli has lie n
icnoiiini; people nt Hie nark.
li , 1 k V. PVV llic l.ukiuanna raMond
tram mm were piid jeMcnlij, uhlcli cnnplcln
the pjs in this vicinltj lor .Hit).
pmvrov cm pi.k wi.nni.ii Thmna. k
llmicrr anil MKi VUi V. Ilutcinc. ol I'liuum,
veerr married jrrrday hj Mi-lrak Hone.
Ml.l.Ts roinY Ladles AM Mdpty ol the
All nulV t'niNriMll-t chinch mrrts with Mr.
W 1,-lrrl'iixilv, ol Pino street, this Jttcinnon
Hiri.Mi TTLfY Mlilir-TliP i"iinf: Mrn'i
llihreu IlnirfUiil dub will conduit a vmIiI at
f.urrnrc liall wx' Tued,j ncnlne, Vic .'.
ItWKlll IT( V I'lTlllOV ln.q.1, I" II Si...
h, nl witliim-pmt. jr.trrdn flliil with tin
clerk nl the I mtcd M.,tcs dMiict muit lor
l i rliorkt 1 vdimtarj pfliu m in hanktuptcj.
MIM.it . I l.(i nnilKI V.- .Ireph IVi1llcl. nf
I'ricPhincr. d caught in .i tail nl rnik etcr
rl nminlii; while .it wnik In Jolimnn't. mine and
ru'iained ti ictured tliiuh. He wis taken to
the latkawanui hospital
DKirV-IH OV nll.-nitiiel l'van. iliareed
niili a'inll and htttcrj and desertion be his
p i'e. .lane Man. rnlried hill in rnurt jctrrdic.
Villhni 1! Ilfe-e and William .Mosley arc hi
ttindmen and the Mini is 7fN.
irl.lS TO Pit Ml', -The Vorth ItalLn n
ci t will linld a picnic in WalilrrV Eimc. tndij.
In the rccnliisr there will he a di-plav nt Hie
works The plmie is in clnrse "I 1. Aiicnnl,
I' rerretti, s fimlclli and M Pciiiii.
Mil IIMi SMUIUIW Hie V V 1! I' nf
Siraiitnn will meet In Currmci's halt l'ridiv
afternoon, up pi, at 2 o'cloik to make nr
ranirrmeiiin for the picnic for Hie t V. t' , lo
In held at Na u pnk '"itnrdaj it ." oMuk
All member', are rciii-lcl to he picxut.
Ml K Mil I. ).( I IMON -he IVlcrolmrc IIV
tin '1 will tun in evmion to Mountain Pirk,
latuidsv. Sept. 7, with Hiiirr'R limit in attend
er. e it i cvpei.'d t In tin- ot,l hlU mill in
tho tin KiiitiK their emplnic an ev urion this
pir. and is done iiduntarlH l this tlrin. wlmc
mill v,i. the lat to ilo-e dnwn In the lus
strike list iiprlnc md the first to opm
DUFFY HAS RESIGNED.
He Was the President of the News
boys' Union.
Pieslrlent Jamos Duffy, nf the Union
Newsboys of Scmntnn. has teslRtieil
bis position as iMcsiileut. They will
hold ii special meetliiK nn Saturday
next for the puipo'e of elei tins n
io incslcleut ami the dlsitissimi nf
matetis ponceinlns the Now VotU
humlay impels.
IMltfy teslRiied beenuso tluio uetii
foine chaiKcs made iiRnlnM him,
vhlch he could not piop to lie false.
Llederkrunz Annual Excursion.
The Sernnton Mederkr.inz will ruti
their annual exeuisliui to Lake Lo
1oro nn Monday. Aucusl 1'iith Many
Piei lal littiiii tl ins Hie offeicil fur tho
day. The bull i.aiiie, the fat man's
line, th" buys' lace and the tus nf
ar wlil lie full rf lnteiel.
The lepeating of tho prize sour suiir
by this smloty at the I'an-Aineilinii
exposition (ast .lune will he nne of
the fi'.iltir of the day.
Spftlnl Mains leae Sunnton at sun
and 10 18 a. m. tho train IciuIiik here
at 1J n'rliiek makes ciinucctlnii at I'm
tininliile theie will also lie special
Mams finin t'ltilinndale and tliincs.
dale. Tnkcts good on all Mains.
Smoke the romno Clgnr, Sc.
DEAI.KKH IN
Bonds
and
Investment"
Securities
68 Broadway, N. V.
Wilkti-tlirre. Cirbondile,
4 5 6 Commonwealth bid';, Scrinton, Pa.
K X VI , fc ' M K 'A M -A '4 X 'A '
I I 7 I my p f
sjyJ vjjjfst'ffh
HOUSE IN A GROCER SHOP.
Runnwny Dashes Into n Store and
Onuses Havoc.
A spliltcd hoi so beloiiRlliR to Dr.
John O'Mullcy tieiitcd no end of ex
citement mill not a little lmsoc on
Spruce stieet nnd WushliiKlon iisenuc
esteid.iy moiiiliiR.
The horse wnn beliiR driven by
l'mnk Kennedy, n student In the doc
tor's olllce. He tleil the animal itt the
Mcars building while he went Into
tho People's bank, and on leturuliiR
wits In the net of loosening the tlo
stiap when the horse took flight nt n
passing nulnmnlillo nnd suddenly
swerving to ohe dde, bloke nway and
wan off nt a gallop.
The can Inge overturned, with Ken
nedy underneath It. Ho was being
dragged nlong the pavement, unnhlc
to extricate himself, nnd threatened
with it ride that mlRlit cost him his
life, when the horse collided with a
telegraph polo nnd fteed ltelf from
the shafts,
Tho hoi so dashed diagonally across
Washington inenue and iiRalnst n
horse belonging to Dutcher O'Donncll,
villi h was knocked to the pavement.
Dr O'Malley's horse was halted not
whit by thin second collision, but In
stead seemed to ho given renewed
spirit, for with n bound It Jumped
over the piostiate horse, kicked nbout
fot awhile on the sidewalk, and then
dashed Into the open door of tho gto
tetv sto-e of J, r. no.ser.
Many Hoyer nnd Hairy Henne. two
of" the doiks slopped the horse nfter
It had I'l.ii'hed the middle of the store.
They clung to the bridle nnd strove
haul to subdue the maddened animal,
hut My at they would, they could not
control his hind leet, and the lonsp.
queiues was that It kicked and
smashed about a hundred Jais of nr
lous kinds of pickles that weie piled
up In fiont ol the cnunteis at the
point li"pi they weic holding the
hoise.
Kennedy, who was nnly slightly In
Jined entile along shortly, and suc
ceeded, nfier a gieat deal of Moubl
In Retting the hinso out of tho sloie.
WHITNEY DRAGS A BIT.
Snya Thot He Did It All in This
City.
In Its story about the pnllie siandnls
In .Vow Yoik. the Sun of that ilty es
let day had the following about V.. A.
Whllnc.
Whltni pent nin't nf the afleitmon walkinsr
hai k and forth in Inn email ante in. in adjoining
lulti .lorntne's ehamliers. Ho was n nertnus
thai he lejt tailed upon to deiliie lint l.v was
not nenous at all.
"Wli. I'm slo'plm: twehe hnnrs eiery niRht
in the Tomhs," he slid. 'Tint's morn fliep
thin 1 pet at home. It would take more than
this tn fjir me up."
He was told nf i stnrv printed In the evening
papers shout his work us in emioe of the
Miiuliipal league, nt suanton, Pi., in epoln5
cnniiption in (lie Siranton un munuls KCirral
sears aun
"e." he iid. "I gnl the evldime lint put
fourteen nf those (etlms nut nf nftkc and niwr
I supp'we thei are ljuudilni! at me."
Tiiim Mils it will he seen that Whit
ney s capable of slietchiiiR the truth.
It will be remenibeied tli.it I'etectlves
Vhltne and Anrletsnn did the ke
hole HLCnnipanlmi ut to Deleethe Hai
lis" sleuth wotk when the city (oiincil
men nf this city weie led to their un
doing. SHOT BY FOOTPADS.
Alexius Romyonlck Held Up by
Three Men nnd Fired Upon.
Alexius Homonlck, n Polandei, le
sldinff on iiicen stieet, Dumiuue, was
lecehed at the Lackawanna hrpital
jcsteidaj with a bullet in his lelt font.
AccnidhiR tn his stnt. he was shot
enilv joMeidny moiiiliiR, while walk
ing along the Lai kaw anna M.uks, near
Speiuei's mine,
He sas he was set upon liv thiee
men, who acco'tnd him and asked him
for tobatin. In the stiuggle which en
sued, win n he attempted to get awa,
one of the men diew a tevolvei, he
saj, and aimed It point-blank at his
he.it t He jumped nut of the w.ij, and
In doing so fell and was shot in the
toot. When they saw him fall, the men
inn, without taking nnythlng from hitii.
Komyonhk limped home, but was
latei retained to the hospital. His con
dition Is not seilous.
KEARNEY WILE NOT SIGN.
Insists on Strike Clnuse Being In
serted In Contract.
The contract for supposing cnal to
the schools of the North Knd has not
as yet been executed.
The contract-was awaided to J. J.
Kearney. Mr. Keai ney's bid contained
a stipulation to the effect that in ease
of his being made unable to senile coal
by i eason of a slilke, he shoud be rf
locd float the contiact obligation.
When the (onti.ut was diawn up
nnd submitted to Mr. Keainey It was
found to be minus the stilke clause.
He asked to have It Inserted, but the
sihonl district ollheis declined to do
so Theieupou Ml. Keainey lefused to
sign, and he (imposes to persist in his
ictus.il until such tlnip as the contiait
is made to confoim to his bid.
The matter will hae tn he In ought
up fur eousideiation at the next meet
ing of th.' bnaiil.
SCHEDULE FOR BUCKNELE.
Foot Ball Gnmes Team Will Piny
During Season.
Follow lug Is the font hall schedule of
Hticknell university for the season of
IHOI:
ipt. "I la-wlthurir ' at lmMurr.
sipt is -WjoiiiiiiK sniinaiy at I rnisliiiie.
Hit. ." ('mull iinhfmn at Ithaca, N Y.
li.t r-Cirli.le Indians at William. pit
IKI l'-l nivrisit.v ol Penimhania l'lillnleb
phli
tkt 2D l.elnch I niver.il at Iltld.liem
Nm 2-C!etlliurif ("nlliBe at I.enl.hurtr
Sm. u- and J at I'liuhitrgr, 1'a
Nov. If. iiipnlianna I niveikitj at I.ewi.hurc
Nov. 2J I niverslt.s of lluilalo at Buffalo, ,N ,
Charles K (ioodall, Maiiicr.
PHILIPPINES VETERANS.
Saveial Hundted Parade the Streets
nt Salt Lake City.
Ilj l.viluvbe Wire from The .Wonilril 1'res.s.
bait Lake, Utah, Aug. It Several
bundled vfteranc. attired in the
stuinnd khaki unlfnrins will n dmlne
j their long seivke In the Philippines,
I paiadcd the stiects of Salt Lake City
. today.
I The parade was the pilnclp.il feat
uie on the second day of the annual
leuulnn of the Society of the Army of
tho Philippines.
Ten-Day Senshoie Excuision via
Pennsylvania Ralhond. s
Thuisday, August 22. Only JS.On for
the i mind tilp to Allantlc City, Cape
May Sea Isle City, Ocean City, Aa
Ion, Wlldwood, or Holly Heach, Tialn
leacs SctdiUon ut C. 15 a, in.
EXTRAS WILL
BE SEATED
NO FURTHER FIGHT TO BE
MADE AGAINST THEM.
An Effort Will Be Made, However,
to Keep E. E. Robathan Out, on
the Ground That He Holds a Pub
lic Position Which, Under tho
Ripper Bill, Disqualifies Him from
Sitting In tho City Councils His
Answer, It Is Believed, Will Dis
pose of This Charge.
Tonight the "extra" common eoun
cllmen, nrmed with JikIro lMwards'
mandamus, will present themselves nt
a special meeting of the lower blanch,
of the city legislature and lenevv their
demand to be seated. Their demand
will be planted.
The only way the Democrats could
prevent tho "extims" from being seated
would be to take an appenl from Judge
Kdwnrds' llndlng and have tho appel
late court make the njipcnl a nipor
sedoa.s It la very tiuestlouablo If a
stipeisedoif could bo secured, and It Is
likely that It will ulvva.vs remain qiu
tlnuable, as tho Dcniociutn are not ills-pns-ed
to contest the matter futther.
The call for the special meeting was
signed osteida by live of the Demo
cratic memheis, and Its object was set
foith as "geneial business" The pui
poM nf the meeting. It Is iiadei stood,
Is the passing of the oidluancc piovld
Ing lor a $12,000 a joar rontrnct with
the Scmnton tSas nnd aWtcr cnnipau.
A caucus of the Demoeintlc liiein
beis was called for last night, for the
purpose of fot mutating some plan of
action tegaidlng tho admission of tho
"pmiiw." Only a few of the niembets
showed up, however, and no action was
taken.
KUADY TO Ql'lT.
Attorney M. J. Martin, of O'Hilen
fc Mat tin, counsel for Democratic
meiiibeis In the mandamus proceed
ings, stated jesterday that they had
not yet bad any conference with their
client's but ho felt assured finm ex
pressions heard befoie the dcclAm was
rendered, that they dlil not propose to
carry the tot farther than the local
court.
Mr. Martin snld he would not advise
an appeal ns there was little If nny
thlng to be gained by seeming nn
other ruling from an appellate coutt.
The expansion of common council
must come, nt all cvrnt.s, next Apt II,
anil the most that would bo gnlned
by delaying It, would he a possible
chance of strengthening the Demo
cratic representation by another clec
ton. Councilman 'William tluirell, who
was one of the foremost of the I)cm.
ciats lu the opposition to seating the
"extras," said to a Tilbune man that
he would not by any means, favor
taking an appeal. The nppot tlonnient
made M-om the returns of July 1000,
the ono under which the 'exlias"
wero elected, gives the Sixth waul
two memhcia nnd tho Fifteenth one.
The apportionment made thteo weeks
ago, fiom the returns of July of this
yea i, tevetse the older of things ns
regnids the Sixth nnd Fifteenth winds.
IHU'CHLICANS WOl'J.D tlALV.
This, Mr. Clunell explained would
mean that If another election was
held the Republican would make a
gain of one. If the results were the
same as befoie In other waids, and
this gain of one would give the lie
publicans contiol of the lower blanch
as well as the upper.
As It now Plantls the Demociats have
thilrteeu common' councllmen nnd the
Uopubllinns eight. The seventeen
"oxtin.s" ate made up nf eleven I!e
publlcan.s and six Demociats. With
tho "extras" seated the ote would be
a tie, nineteen llepubllc.ius nnd nine
teen Demociats.
On Joint ballot the Republicans
would have thitty votes to the Demo
crat's twentj-nlne and as (nunc It's
select by Joint ballot a number of Im
pel tant olllclalfl after ihe term of the
governor's appointed iccoider explies,
it is veiy Impoitant which pait has
the majority.
Tho Democrats, have flguied con.
sideiablj on this and think they have
evolved a means of overcoming tho
Republicans' lead of one and, Incident
ally, secuiing a majority In the lower
branch.
Their scheme Is to refusp to seat 10.
K. Robathant one of the "extras" from
the Fifth ward on the mound of In
eligibility. Section 6, aitlcle XIV, of the Mtiihl
hionneract, dealing with the eligibility
of metnbcis of council reads as fol
lows: WHAT TUD ACT SAYS.
from and after the parage of this act, nn
rmnn shall to elected lo the office of select
or inintnon louncil in citirt of the icond elm
vhi holds anv other office, pniltun or einplo
ment under the Koveiiunint of the t'nited stjies
of state of lVniisilvaiiit, the lounl) in wlihli
mid lit is lotitcd nr in aueh lit, except
notart pul lie or commiivloner of iIimh, and it
am jifrxin who thill hen after lo elected a
r-eleit nr common couueilinan fhall during the
trim for wlilili he was elected, tike, aeiept ir
hold on olllce, position or emplo.inient tindir
the Boiertiment of the t'nited stairs, the Slate
nf Piiuis.chanli. Ihe count in nlihh jiid city
is Incited nr in such ill, enept Ihe mine nf
liotarv puhlii nr coiumissiniirr nf deeds, he shell
ai once forfeit the office of councilman and ahill
not hold filch during the time for wlm h he ujs
elected; and it dull he the dut; nf the city
tm older lo order an election, within thuty
dais, nf a ininu Mmtn to terie nut the teim re
malnlm; nf the cnuneilman to forceiilnc his of.
Hie. prodding theie shall he at lead hi months
nf (aid term remaining after ald elutiuii
mdered hy the recorder"
Mr. Robathan Is a clot k In the oflh e
of the county commissioner nnd cleik
of the county ptlson boaid, and wn.s
nt the time of his election. This, the
Democrats contend, makes him In
eligible under the liw above quoted,
and, unless otherwise advised by their
nttoiney, will seek to establish their
contention or compel Mr. Robathan to
disestablish It, by tefuslng him a seat
and tin owing the mntter into louit.
ROHATUAN NOT WORRYING.
Mr. Robathan, however, l.s nut
wonylng about bis eligibility. The
Republicans contend that the act does
not apply to Mr. Robathnn's ease be
cause he was elected befoie the act
was passed, and the eligibility question
so they contend. Is applicable only to
councllmen elected "from and after the
the passage of this act."
The expansion of the common council
will necessitate the icarranglng of the
accomodations. The llnorspoie is now
pietty well taken up by the twenty
one desks, To accomodate seventeen
more It will probably be found neces
sary to utilize the space at the tear
of the chamber set off for speclntois,
and leave only the gallery for the ac
comodation of the latter.
There will he no change In the rntlo
nf icpiepentatlnn until 183. nt lenst.
the apportionment act was passed In
Like 'Ski
1
diet of
.Whole
KNlieirii
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fnnutrltlv.Vttluetow'.'iV
rthnstnhlipq nlili ,i i,. ..i .i, . .
DR. HAND'S
Phosphated
Condensed Milk
Is a perfect tiodjr hulldlnu fond for
Infants. Alnnya aweit-dnn't buy
Ice. IiMter than "frish" mlllc nr
iiiiiimron i mm, nooklet on
Infant fond l-'llKi:.
lb Pr. Ila.it Co.J.n.H Jtllk (.
rrlt0, rs.
Mny 1S?1. It provided for nn nppor
llonmeut In "the month of July next
succeeding the passage of this net nnd
every four join's theicnftei."
WARRANTS GALORE.
Aftermnth of the Arrest of Mrs. Lot-
tlo Smith Is of nn Exciting
Natute.
Leroy 'Welsh, the Individual who
swore out a win unit before Adcrmau
Kcly charging Mis. Lottie Smith with
maintaining a bawdy house, and who,
It Is claimed, afterwards agiced to
settle the case for $50 with her hushand
in the same aldct man's court, was last
night attested on the ch.ugo of black
mail nnd was held in $',00 ball by Alder
man Ruddv.
it will be loniomhpicd that Frank
Claike, one of Aldeiman Kell's special
olUceiv, was aricstcd on Tuesday
charged with being Implicated In the
alleged blackmailing scheme, he having
served the wanant. After be bail been
held under ball by Alderman Ruddy,
Aldeiman Kelly, who was In the coutt
room, told tieoige Smith, the prose
cutor, that he'd be at tested tho next
day for keeping a bawdy bouse.
True to his word, Aldeiman Kelly
Issued a wauant for Smith's anest
ycsteidny on tho Infoimation of the
same Leioy Welsh. Smith was about
to enter ball when his attorney or
deid hiin to dninnd a haling, know
ing that If a. hearing was held Welsh
would have to appear and could therc
foie bo easily anested on tho wanant
charging him with bliukmalt Issued by
Alderman Rudd.
The heating la Smith's case came oft
last night In Aldeiman Kelly's olllce.
Welsh and another man testified to
I having been In Lottie Smith's houe
and lo having seen things theie that
convinced them that It was a bawdy
house, but neither could in any way
connect the defendant with having any
Intetest lit the place. Aldeiman Kelly
was theteloie fenced to dlschaigo the
defendant. ,
As soon as the case was over Deputy
Constable McDonald, who was piesent,
arrested Welsh. Aldeiman Kelly niacin
a vigoiou.s objection to the man's nr
icst, claiming that he was witness
and could not be molested, but Mc
Donald wouldn't hear na.v and took his
man over to Aldeiman Rtiddj's olllce.
Aldeiman Kelly followed and acted as
counsel lor Welsh.
The latter Is a pietty tough looking
specimen of humanity and said his
home Is In Kast Lemon, Susquehanna
county. lie waived a. heating on the
chaigc of blackmail and entered ball
In tho sum of $.".00, K. ll. Meade, of
South Abluginu, qualifying as bis
bondsman.
As soon as this case was disposed of
he was anested on the cli.nge of fie
quentlng a dlsnidety house in viola
tion of an ordinance of councils passed
In 1SS7. Two witnesses testitled that
he had admitted lu Aldeiman Kell's
olllce to having bent In tho Smith
house and Aldeiman Ruddy nccoid
Ingly lined him $.'5 and costs. Aldei
man Kelly vigoiously objected to this
and wanted to go security for twice
the amount of tho line, claiming that
be could take an appeal under the act
passed this ear.
Attorney P. F. Lotiglnan, who ap
peared for Smith, pointed out that this
act npplld only to cases of disorderly
conduct and Aldeiman Ruddy icfus-ed
to take .security. Aldeiman Kelly
theifctipon paid Welsh's line with hl.s
own personal check and the two walked
out and down the stieet together.
tieoige Donlln, the former speakeasy
detfctlve, but now one of Alderm.Tn
Kelly's olllceis, had .Mrs. Louie Smith
anested .vesteiday nn a wanant ibsucd
by Aldeiman Kelly chaiglng her with
perjury. Donlln claims that she swore
falsely hwoio Alderman Ruddy mi
Tuesday night when she said that ho
bad been lu her house a lew minutes
hemic be cunio with Special Olllccr
Cl.uke to .men. her. Mis. Smith
waived a healing and enteied ball be
loie Aldeiman Ruddy,
It Is Impossible to say how many ar
lests toilaj will bilug fm th,
CONCERT AT OKEEN RIDGE.
Bauer's Band Will Play There This
Evening.
j nam in i nn leeiiui ueginieni nana
Tim renner tne louowing progi amine at
the club house of the Green Ridge
wheelmen, Itil-"' Wvomlng avenue, this
c wnlng
Maich, "llelle nf the lliuleiard" Kulton
Million, "I'loradota" v.iher
Waltz, "llleue" Maigli
Medley, "V Tickler" Hewitt
March, "Ma lllushin' Itn..e" Uiattaway
selection, ,'lhe HiiiBOimcter" I.udera
Walt?, "t'omposla" Mlhl
Popular, ".slam Hang" Alheitt
seleitiun, "r'ovy Qiilllei" Itnherts
Manh, "flood Ho Doll Cra" C'hattiway
Cary Family Reunion.
The descendants of Klezer nnd Rar
nabus Cary, who enmo to the Wyoming
valley about 170, will hold their third
annual leiinlou at Fernbiook. Luzerne
county, Thuisday. August i". This
family is a very old ono, dating fmni
the eleventh entilry. Tho oilglnnl
name was Ho Keuy.
Theie Is a published hlstoiy of the
family to the beginning of the nine
teenth century. Tim Cary family had
an actlvo pait In the e.nly history nf
this countiy and sevetal of their names
appeir on tho Wyoming monument.
Any Infoiniailon pertaining to the
family letinlnn can bo had by address
ing H. D. Cary. UO Spruce stieet,
Suauioii.
WW
EXAMINATION
OFSEWERS
TO BE MADE BY BUREAU Or
ENGINEERING.
In This Task Reflected Sunlight Is
to Be Used to Locate Any Defects
or Breaks In the Sewers Sunlight
Is Thrown Into the Sowers by
Means of Mirrors This Will Be
the First General Examination
Ever Made of the Fifty-eight Miles
of Sewers of This City.
A gang of men from the bureau of
engineering, under the direction of As
sistant Superintendent Frank P. rhll
llps, will begin In n few dajs the wotk
of making a careful and thoiough ex
amination of the fifty-eight miles of
sew eis of which this city boasts.
This will be the first general examina
tion of sewers over made In this city
and will probably consume about two
months, Horotofoie the sowers have
only been examined when a complaint
was tccelved regaidlug a blockade or
a bteak. The gang who aie to make
the general examination will nlso flush
out nny sew ets which nie found
clogged with dirt anil will icport to
Clt.v lhiglneer Phillips regaidlug nny
repaint which may need to be made
In making the examination a new
plan, with which the department has
been experimenting for some time, Is
to bn put Into operation. This Is the
use of mil i oi.s ami lellected sunlight
for the put pose of seeing clenily Into
the daikest recesses of a sewer.
Tin ce minors nr icqulied In this
npciatlon. The Inigest of these Is held
by n man on the sutface, who stands
near the man-hole. He catches the
cunllght on this minor and thiovvs It
on to another minor held by a man In
the man-hole. The lattet then tluows
the lellected sunlight thiough th
sewer nnd from a rellectlon lu a thlid
mirror hold opposite tho opening he Is
geneially able to see the sewer cleat ly
and distinctly for a distanc of 200
fed.
When tho sun Is full and the mlrrois
aie propel ly placed It Is possible by
this plan to see every Joint In the pipes
and to he able to tell whether or not
the sewer Is in need of lepalr. While
expeilmenting with the Illinois one
of tin employes got down In a man
bole over two hundred feet distant
ftom the ono In which the mirrors
were placed nnd the man manipulating
tho latter was able to iccognlze him
very easily.
The city engineer expects to have a
Ri-eat deal nf difficulty In finding the
man-holes of a large number of seweis
constructed yeats ago and never ex
amined since. The lapse of time has
covered them with eaith and much ex
cavating will have to be done to locate
them.
OBITUARY.
Al'STlN A. DL'FFY. Death came
ycsteidny moinlng to relieve the long
continued, but patiently borne suffer
ings of Austin A. Duffy, of 1503 Jack
son stieet, the young son of Knglneer
nnd Mis. Jnnie.s J. Duffy.
He was 2S jeais of ago and was bom
in Seinntnn. Refine being taken III be
was emploed as a stationary engineer
In tho Delawaie, Lackawanna nnd
Western jnid. Stnvlvlng him, besides
his father and mother, is one sister,
Mi.'.s Mary Duffy.
Deceased was a member of the
Knights of Columbus and .it his n.
quest this oiganlzatlon will have the
amoral in cnaige. The funeial will
take place Satin day morning at 9
o'clock, ftjoni St Patrick's church,
wheie a solemn high mass of lequlem
will be celebrated. Inteinient will he
made In the Cathcdial cemetery.
Death was due to .swelling of the
glands of tho neck and shouldei. It
was Impossible to remove them with
the sin goon's knife and although fully
a dozen physicians were consulted,
nothing could be found to give icllef.
He snuggled bravely ngainst tho dis
ease, but when the realization came to
him that death was) inevitable his
calm leslgnatlon was an-edlflcatlon to
nil who believed It. He was a com!.
he.it ted, honest and blight young man
and ins untlinley taking off will be
sincetely mourned by all who came to
know him.
ISAAC LIVINGSTON, one of Wilkes
Kane's oldest and most respected busi
ness men, died at his home. 83 North
Washington street, at 5.35 o'clock ycs
teidny morning, In his seveuty-fouith
year. Deceased had been suffering for
a ear with KilghtVi disease and had
been confined to his bed for the past
three weeks. He was one of the best
known clothing meichants of the ai
ley, and was closely Identified with the
progress of Wllkes-Karre until his ie
tiiemeitt fiom business in lStm. his
stoie being purchased by the Him or
Weltzenkoin & Son.
Deceased Is suivived by ono son.
Hany Livingston, of New Yoik, nnd
the following dauphins. Mamie, Mrs.
S. A. Kachaiach. Mis. Joseph K. Welt
zenkoin and Mis. Abe Reese, and nn
sister. Mis. Sol Hlrsch. all en: Wllkos
Karre. The funeial will take place nn
Filday afteinoon at 1.S0 o'clock, with
services nt the house by Rabbi Salz
inan, and Inteinient in the Jewish
cemeteij at Hanovei. The funeral will
be In chin ge of .Masonic lodge. No. 61.
Mr Livingston was bom In the city
of Cologne, Piussla, November 17. 1828.
His father was Moses Livingston and
his mother was Hva Schllchler Living
ston. Ills father was engaged In the
diy gnod.s biuslieoss at Rlsdoif, Piusslu,
and tiled lu tsr.l. Mr. LIvlngMon enme
to Ameilca In 1S.13, dliect fiom Hlsdorf,
and settled at Nnrwalk, Conn., being
employed by Noah Wood, a hutehei, at
$10 per month and boaid.
A C. MAHONUY, a llfe-linig lesldcnt
of W'aveily, died jesterda, aftei sev
eial mouths' Illness of Kiight's ills
ease. Mr. Mohoney vva 50 jears old.
and Is suivived by his wife and six
children. The funeial will take place
toiiionow morning fiom St. Patrick's
church, OI pliant, at 10 20 o'clock. In
teinient In tho Catholic cemetery at
Ol) pliant.
WILLIAM TRl'ST. brother-in-law of
Victor Koch, piopiletor of the Sei an
ion house, died on Tuesda) at his home
ill I'Kl Infield, N. J. Deceased was 41
yeais of age and unman led. He made
frequent visits to this city for many
years, nnd was well known heio for
his affability and kindly nature.
Hnbsmi In Business,
Ry Kirlmlie Wire horn Ihe Vn.ilitH Tiw"
VtllliH. ! , Vic 11 V ! in ol lottnn huy.
fw mmmnu'i tela) tint tli'i lint taken tilth'
moil'! 1', llubuii into Jttnurhl.
E llatmaA'Ji llall
uuiii tuu
water cooler mr tne rtomc, uiuce, store or rac-
torv? We have them, all sizes, wilh and without 111- m
ters. They are not expensive. With niters n
and nickel faucets P3.5U
They arc positively germ proof.
OfryxvaTYtfrW
Oeo V Millar &
VJCU. V. 1T1I11U1 tX
BEFORE
In ten seconds you convert it from an ornament fit for a parlor to a
bed lit for a king. In a boarding house It will pay for itself in a month.
We make and sell Mattresses, Pillows, Brass and Iron Beds, Box
IHvnns, Cushions, Upholstery. We do the best. A postal will bring
us with sample coverings and prices.
The Scranton
Lackawanna and Adams
MidSeason Sale
OF HAnnOCKS.
PORCH SHADES,
CROQUET AND
LAWN TENNIS SETS
Our stock of these goods is entirely new, having been
purchased lor this season's trade. Prices the lowest.
Don't forget that this store is the Head
quarters for ATHLETIC GOODS and
OUT-OF-DOOR (JAMES of every description.
J. D. WILLIAMS & BR0.
312-314 Lackawanna Avenue.
WHERE TO GET DENTAL WORK DONE
The Albany DENTAL Asssociation,
Under the management of Dr. G. K. Hill & Son, is the place
to get your Dental work done. Dr. Mill & Son have built
up a large business since they opened here twenty years
ago, and the reason why they have done this is because
. they do the best work at prices within the reach of all
' classes, and give each patient their special attention. Call
at their rooms and be convinced of what we say here.
First National Bank Building.
Gedan
Chests
It is now time to
put your wintercloth
ing and bedding and
you need something
that will keep away
moths.
There is nothing
better for this pur
pose than the Cedar
Chests that are car
ried in all sizes by
Hill&
Connell
121 Washington Avenue.
EDUCATIONAL.
Tuition Absolutely Free
F'ffnv ,h, "'"' ifii'W'U'B sUt. Somul
'ct-vhool I'alV lriiti irii -rii lh, lull
The Cnifiwir Im ilenfl the Mil cranttni; i
iuhUI jpinrriallnii tn Ihli uhon, .1. urll ic
(If hill nuklne tuition free. Per lull particular!
iJ'llCiJC
OEO, p, BIBLE. Principal.
AIawaJi 5
nam i
Co m Wjominc Ayciuio
WU. W.Ik In U Look Ar.und. 5j
AFTER
Bedding Co.,
Both 'Phones
H
Free
Tuition
By a recent act of the legisla
ture, fice tuition Is now granted
at the
Literary Institute
and
State Normal School
Bloomsburg, Pa.
to all thne ptep.ultiR to teach.
This hdinnl maintains courees
of btitcly for ten hers, for those
piepailiiK for lollrpe, anil for
tho-o htudylni; music.
It will pic to nut' dr particulars
nllier chonl ntTcM urli tutfrhr ac.
MuiUi-'t'i ai uih luu ratu AdJrcsi
J. P. Welsh, A. M., Ph. D., Prill.
CHESTNUT HILL ACADEMY
Wi$5ahlckon Height!, Chestnut Hill, Pa.
A lioiudltiK school for boys In the elevated
and tieautifitl open emintrv north of rhlla
delphla, vo minutes from nroail bt Station
l'or catalogue address
JAAES L. PATTERSON, Htad-Masttr.
SUMMER RESORTS.
HOTEL CLIFTON,
LAKE WINOLA. PA.
I'irfft .'uminer II -trl m Norlhcajttrn Pfnn'
viinU Hotel hacks u.cct Utlauaro, Laikauannv
and Wtcrn trans at IVniomllle Leaving
S.ranton 0 a r and t p m Wilie for ratn,
ct- .1. W. Mnnre, Prep
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
QRANO ATLANTIO HOTEL AND ANNEX
Virginia Ave and Uracil, Atlantic City, N J.
MUh veir, 3W hrautllul lonutt rnsiiite, (Incla
and nilh hatli, hot and told tea nater bithi
in hotel and annex l.mitlcm I'lfct and rrntral,
within lew arda of the Steel Pier. Orcheitra,
Otttn (pedal iprlnc ratrj, $12 tn $15 liy wrtk,
I! 60 up by day Special ratei to limillea. Coachr
meet all tulna. Write lor booklet
CIIA1IUI.S E. corE.
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