THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1901.
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requiem vv.il ertehr.ilrii In St. l'etrr' cjlhftlr.it.
The olllccn wore: llrv. .1. A. Il'llilllv, crip
hunt; llov. ,1. .1. (liltfln. ctennn, ami H'v
1'itther ll'llviiio, nilidMcdii. The p.illhe,ur
wire! .lolm .1. Hun If), .Mm MclMioiuh. I'JliKk
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CRAYON
PORTRAITS
OF
president
Mckinley,
22x28,
READY
THIS
MORNING.
I
aihii:sii:i mil thipwiii --nuiie.
lUiIke M .irie.tcil je-.tcnl.iv hv OihVr I'. .I.
lir.nlv for ltf'.ivlnu mi I ll,'1.ivvme, I,.ii!iivv.in
lu ml MrMein train. Winn gnalunnl belorc
Alileunm Mllhir lie mIiI hi home H J'""
l.iml, I'.i.. Imt Liter heu.in In cry tin.l ahl liU
home l in Miililg.m. Hi w.i commlttrii to the
rMi.iti' ill! fin luilili thll.. 'I I li rC I A imt
pit Ion tint liiilki' Lmm FOinrllilnir nhont Ihe
lirrikltiK Inln ol Del.ivi.ire, tlil.iJlina, anil
We.icin frrlsht iat at IVutliml laU Mlurtlay
nlflil.
ni:i.i:: ti: r.i.m r.n a tneetinc of tii0
fnli.il .lly lir.iii.li nt the ttonmn' t'htlll.in
'IVmi.i r.iii c union, lieM ye.lrnl.iy allrtniion In
liii(in.ry lull, Mm. SI. K. Whllmnre w.n elected
a ililei.lle tn the utile convention, which l
to he hehl In riilnnlovvn. commenting on Oi t. R
Miv! 1'iaiiie. A. Iliuli w.t horn n alternale.
Mr. A. It. Jlauli ami Mi. IM. Willl-inH were
elr.tul (l ilclite to the uinnty convention
tn he lieM In I'eilvllle nn Krhliy. The alter
nate oleiieil vveie Mi.i Helen Hartley ami Mm,
V. W. l,jllilop.
FOUNTAIN HAS ARRIVED.
DISPUTE ABOUT
BILL OF EXTRAS
PROMINENT MEN ARE TARTIES
TO THE SUIT.
Contractor Frank M. Moycr Sues J.
S. Miller for n Balance Claimed to
Be Due on tlio Contract for tlio
Conscruction of the Gorman Livery
Stable Verdict for the Flaintiit in
the Chinchilla Cows and Calves
Case Carbondal Township Re
dlvidcd Other Notes.
L.
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207 Washington Ave.
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CITY NOTES.
It Will Soon Bo Installed in Nay
Aug Park.
Tin- fiiuiitiiln whlrh Mr. It. 1!. Phelps
Iimm ilniiutrd to the tit.v to In; placed In
Niiy Aiir pal U nrrlVRtl yesterday and
will be Installed Just tin noon as the
c'ntixti notion of the water cooIIiir de
vice which Is to be placed In the wound
uinlerneath has been rninpl'-tcd.
The now fountain cost Mr. Phelps
Just JKJO and presents a most artistic
mul beautiful appearance. H Is cast
iron and represents a boy holdiiiK UP a
lnoken boot through which the water
inters Into a basin beneath.
The IIkuiv of the boy Is ahoill four
f"ct hlKh and the height of the entire
fountain above the riouiuI Is about
six feet. The basin Is twelve feet In
diameter. Their will be elpdit separate
small dilnhliiK fountain around the
edKe and each of these will contain two
spouts. The drinking water will be
rendered Ice cold by the cooling device
mentioned above.
The new fountain will be known as
the "r.eoi'K'- S. Thioop Memorial Foun
tain" anil 1- to be located In ihe Im-
Iirow'd scut hoily end of the paik.
RETURN JUDGES MEET FRIDAY.
The Convention Postponed by Order
of County Chairman.
I'lnler the Crawford county rules, the
i omentum of the tlepublle.iu return
Judues must be held the third day fol
low lim the pi limine, to make the nom
inations regular. That would be tomnr
iovv. Couiity Chairman I). J. Davis
was In a quandary yesterday.
He li.nl no rightful authority to post
pone the convention and he didn't pro
pose that the KopoblliaiiH of Lacka
wanna county should meet on the day
set apart for honoring the memory of
the idol of the party. Yesteiday af
ternoon, Just before leaving his
olllie he declared that ihe conven
tion would be postponed, at all events,
and he ordered notices sent out accord
ingly. "We will postpone the convention
mid tlgure out our right to do po later,"
Is the way he expiessed himself to a
Tribune reporter. The convention of
Republican return Judges will conse
quently be held Filduy morning, at 10
o'clock sharp, at the Central Hepuhll-
an club rooms.
LEWIS WEARS A STAR AGAIN.
In Judge lMwards' court yesterday
was hoard the case of Contractor
Frank M. Moycr against J. 9. Miller,
In which Is embraced r. claim for ex
tra wor! on the contract for building
the livery stable in the rear of the Ma
sonic temple, on Spruce street.
Moyer was sub-contractor for the
carpentry work, under tJ. Sykes .t
Sons, general contractors Some alter
nitons were made In the trusses at
the instance of llulldlng Inspector Nel
son, 'and several changes and addi
tions were made at Mr. Miller's sug
gestion. The whole bill of extras
amounted to $:!!!). I".
Mr. Miller refused to pay It. because)
of alleged defective work, which en
tailed a $15,000 trespass suit, brought
by Tenant Liveryman (ionium, and
because the general contractor and
not the sub-contractor Is the one to
make the claim.
It is also contended by the defend
ant that Moycr agreed to do the ex
tra work for what It actually cost,
leaving off the usual percentage of
profit. This Mr. Moyer positively de
nies.
The plaintiff Is represented by At
torneys A. V. llean anil C AV. Daw
son. Attorney II. D. Carey Is Mr. Mil
ler's counsel.
A verdict for the defendant was re
turned In the case of Daniel (lilbert,
of Prlceburg, ugalnst the New York,
Ontario and "Western Itailroad com
pany. Mr. fillb-rt claimed JSS.""., the
value of a lot of drugs consigned to
him, which were stolen from the com
pany's station. The company claimed
thut It gave Mr. Gilbert notice that
the goods wete received, and that be
permitted them to remain in the depot
at his own risk. The case was tried
before Judge Kdwards.
Attorney John J. Murphy appeared
for the plaintiff, and Attorney J. K.
Htirr for the defendant.
A verdict for the plaintiff was ren
dered In the cows' and calves' case
from Chinchilla, in which Norman
Leach was plaintiff and Silas Ilait
ley, defendant. The plaint 111 was lep
resented by Attorney William Leach.
Nou-sults for non-appearance were
granted In the eases of F. Kynowskl
against the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Ttailroad company, tres
pass, anil l'eter .1. Jordan against the
Suebian l?eneolent association, ap
peal. The case of A. M. Freas. administra
trix, apalnst (leorge W. Hiennan, ap
peal, was reported settled. The case
of Peter Docile against the Scrauton
Hallway company, trespass, was discontinued.
M.W llli: TMII.i:.- n- lime i.ilih went
Into eflni en tln New ml, llul.inu and Wet
cm Mill Mil JCMCIll.l.V.
i I .. W. PY -The leinaimli-r nf thn
1 a. Iijuhiiim t.nlinail ti.iimmtt wric paiil etir
(1,. Mi.uli ii'iiipU'li the I'.ii fur tne mouth of
I.S'.-'
in Ml. IT 'lOMilllliiitt V ri-xuLir miiiiii: ol
t Na All-.' KujMiie cwnpjny will W lirhl In
i in niL'ht in the cluh limine of the lir
li u Krllif j-iulatleti.
T M U'MI's.-Si-ivUc at M. I.ulo' tlilc
"k will he held nn WVilne.iUy.it Hi i. ni. anil
, 1 1 t in : mi 'IhurMlay, at 7.l'.0 a, in, aivt
in ;n a. in., aiel on liiilay ami Satiirilay at
in a. in.
Ilnl.i MI' MK liri'Y. There will he a itiei t.
ti. nt Hi" Holy Naino letj at 7.::o n'llnek In.
n ht in the easement of M. 'Ili.'in.i colhce, for
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l-iii pos-o of lchiMrelu:.'
I'linniinw nhilit.
for the iiimoiial er-
n M 11II1A(!IX The f.ilh.wii.e ,niiiln
uii'iecl In mnil.iL'i' ycli nl iy h; Milennin
I ii. Itiuhn Panic .iml Mi". I'lh'tiieni Wapn.
ii". if tin i il.i. ami Waller l.iirml.y ami
M.ii, .Line Ahliott, of Dl.v .lum.
Ex-Patrolman Has a Commission
Again ns a Patrolman.
Thomas V. Lewis, the well known
e-palrolnian. who has been in the
employ of the hutcau of health for a
long time, has been given a commission
as an additional patiolman, and now
wears star No. ts.
He was appointed by Superintendent
Holding on Sept. ". and rcielved his
star yesterday. Ills police duties will
be conllneil to his work' as an ofllcer
of the hoard of health, but Ills com
mission will entitle him to make any
at rest Hie occasion demands.
FEDERAL COURT NOTES.
Iml. I'll t iiim;.- At n iiu-fiiiisr f the
S. i. ml .ii I'IimiIii House .loncialion .MXeplay
i Hiilpli. a-.Want c nhier of ihe Ti.nlei.'
iiii.il hat, I., .n thtiM'ii tn rill the utie Intel
I-iiii "f 1'i.uik I'lillliiH, .1'. ni.itiaser of llic ih ir
ins li'iuit.
Wll.l, -I'liVK 'HiSICUl' -Ii r.lu Milinix,
rf Nilipn, (linn, wlin, wllli other iniolnnaih'ti,
.i, uhliuiil ! leave ( hma on account of Ihe
tat. troiihles tin ir, will fieak on "Ihe Umk in
i ' ma," on Uitlmsiljy evriilnf! nt tin; pi.ijer
, mi e of Ihe I'nin Avenue llanlUl iliuiili.
1 .nl...ili lultiil.
.luilye i lie-in will iiiesule over a e.itm of
the I niieil -lati. mart in he held in Uric illy
liisiiniiiiii: with the Aim Mnuilay in Otiohtr.
Ili'iiiv- 1.. I'liilliu. of si'lin'n lltove, ami nine
oilier neilituri ol (lie lloliei "hoe couipaiiv, ot
Selln'a IJiiive, e.ieuliy tiled a peittion with
I'leik of the (imiN eaile a.kinz that Ih" iom
pany he t'edanil 1aiikiupt. i:.n Ii of the pii.
tlnneiw Imlil iii.tiS ai;ain-t Ihe cunipjn.v in the
Him of i taili.
mi i) riaiM
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IN.ll llll. -Clullr. Ihe
vear.
n nf .Mi', uml Mr. ( haihn llil.i'i, ol .lit
-iiitI. illeil a! ihe llalineiniiin huonlal,
.ii'hv, tiom injniiec iCLCtveil on helm; inn
c.w.1 in a vv.cruit near UU hmiie on Mointaj. The
I i '. l llnw Mitlci'fd inlcinal iiitiitie whiih ha.
I in .1 In- ii, Hh. 'Ihe (uncial vvll onin at .:;o
o ' I. ii k tniniirinvv afiemoon. .ervlt. will he
In hi in i. Mai' (ii'im.in t alholie ilinnli, ami
ni i nn in will he inaile in ?l. JLii.v'j iimeiei.v.
1 I UN'.lin ll'SCIIM.. Ihe fnnei.il of il,.
'.i'. viuhi'l lliheitv, ol H'l I. nn avinin, wire
,lihl Mtenl.iv moiniii!.' culrinii high im of
A Call to Worsltip.
In accordance with the proclamation
of the president of the I'nltetl Slates
anil with that of the governor of this
state, all members of St. Luke's church
and such others as ilcslie to unite
with them, are called to worship in
the parMt church Thursday next at
7.:io a. in. and 10.3ft a. in., In loving
memory of the late president and in
soriow and penitence for their sins,
lingers Israel, Hector.
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Bonds
and
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Securities
Resolutions of Monies Post,
lloadquarleis Colonel .Monies Post,
ill'.'. ',. A. It.. Scrauton, I'.i.
At a regulai meeting held on Satur
day evening. 'September II, Hhil, thft
following ineainble and resolutions
wete iiiianlnuiusly adopted:
'Ihe sonovvfiil new- atne to n toilay that our
lomiaile in ium, William MiKintev. iienlent
ol our hiloveil cum iv . U ile.nl. Tint the htillet
of the a.ain had iIhiic itx work, and lian ii'tvn
fioin ii one to whom we had lookid up to at
the emlioilniienl ot all Ihat ua nne, a nun
vvlui loved hl fellow nun, a lino, a b.itiiol, a
I lirlsli.in, a .l.iH-iiun. W'oiiN I. ill ii", hi torn
lailiH in nun., to e.ptc our (frlli;.. Our
lie. u u are lull.
Ilewilveil, 'Ihat we now :iipfal tn lio,e in an
tliiiiilv In Klauip out all ,i--orl.itlou. ul mm ami
vvoiuiii ihiii, hive for their puin.e the ua.ina.
linn of tho.o wheiii vvti have thnitcn to rule
ovei ti4.
Ile-olveil, Ihat vvr hibeve am Ii rouiliin.il loin
iile ti'eaiiu.ihe,.aiiil that wlitltver foutnl. hnuh
letilve the piiliivliuirnl due to all tiaitoH. "llic
pen dt v of tiT.i-nn it ileath."
HeNolviil, That a copy of (hoe lewilutinn ho
ml in hlc wife; that thet he puhllhei in
iiur nlv iMpeui thai our c In iter h-" draped in
iiiouinius (or I lie pel Iml of tidily tlajf, and the
aino he inaile a part of our teioiil.
P. Ilil.ai.v, .lohti I. Ilnvve. P. .1, Mi nilic,
('inuiillie,
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY.
Wyoming: Division.
Trains for New York and Interino
di.ite points leave Scranton as follows:
..'JO a. m. and -'.25 p. m.
Arrivals lO.ilS a. in. from lionosdalo,
llawley and liitorniedlato points. n.l'O
p.. in., from New York and Intorr.ie
cilate points.
No Sunday trains.
Township Is Re-Divided.
President Judge II. M. lMwards
yesterday handed down an order re-
tllvldlng Carbondale township into
election districts. It formerly had two;
the new order gives it three. The
older leads as follows:
oui)i:i:i:n.
Ihat Cnihoiiilale town. hip he divided into time
election ilntrnti, a follow", to wit:
All that poitiou of naid lowndilp Ivlnc noith
and ri'-t if the Salem or -oulli (anaan road
(.hall contllute and be known ac the Northeast
ili.irlitj and the pollinir place of aid ill-tint
halt he t heietofore at .Nu. 4 ni oool hoii-e,
and .fohn lleriirn i heirhy .ippomted juilite, ami
Villi.un HlniiinRliain, majoiity uitpcilor, and
l'nil Kepler, mmoiiiy In-peilor of aid diliht.
Ml Ihat poil ion of vd tlicirirt Ijlng hetvve.n
the S.ilun or South (anian ionl an the main
tiaiksol the llilavrare and lluiNon raillo.nl shall
ion. liiuie and he known a the "outli riilrici',
ami the polllns plate of said i!itiirt shall he
.i luielolore at the l'ovvdeily . hool linuc; and
Mn had I'osalns i heuhy appoiuled iinlce, and
.liihn MoTiiey, maioiity In'peilor, and living Oc
Louie, iiimoi it v inspector of said ilUUi.t.
All the reinaininv imilion of .ili lownvhlp,
hintf imrlli and we.t of the main Ir.ukc of the
lirl.iu.ili- and Hinlson i.iilio.ul, shall inn-tltnle
and he knuvvn an the orllivct dilrut; .mi!
the pollimr place shall he at the puhlic school
house in the Ma.vlleld railtead v.ml: and Mai I in
lluiNon Ii luirhy appointed Jiuhce, and llll.vvnith
M.veiii. maloilly iiipi tor, and I'rjnk Muniv,
uiiioiiiv ln-peclor of said dlstilct.
I!v the Cunt,
Stpt. 17, l'il. II. M. Kdwar.N, P, .1,
Sues the Peck Lumber Company.
A trespass suit involving a ques
tion new- to this county was Instituted
yesteiday by Attorneys L. P. Wede
man and Frank K Boyle. The plain
tiff Is Miner Seeley, of 1'eckvllle, and
the defendant, the Peck Lumber Man
ufacturing company.
June 1, 1900, the plaintiff's lli-yoar-oltl
son, rieorge Francis Seeley, was
killed at the defendant's mill In Peck
vllle. by being caught In a rapidly
revolving shaft, while lie was engaged
In gathering shavings and saw-dust,
of which he hud purchased a quan
tity. The company Is alleged to be liable
for the boy's death because It failed
to have Its dangerous machinery pi up.
erly guarded and because It was ne
glectful In not notifying the boy of
the danger which It permitted him to
encounter. Damages in the sum ot
$.",000 are demanded.
HE CANCELLED HAZLETON.
Jefferson Dc Angclis Decided to Come
to This City.
Jefferson De Angells, supported by a
callable aggregation of playere, will
present "A I loyal Hague"' at the Ly
ceum Theatte this evening instead of
tomorrow as originally Intended. A. J.
Duffy, manager ot the Lyceum ami
Academy of Music, has derided to close
both houses all day Thursday out of
tcspect for the late lamented president,
William McKlnloy.
The l.'e Angells company was orig
inally booked to play In llir.leton to
night nud heiv tomorrow, but when Dc
Angells learned of Manager DulTy's
In.entlou to close the Lyceum tomor
row night he decided to cancel liazlc
ten and play beta Instead,
The many local admirers ot the clev
er comedian will bo glad to hear of his
derision In their favor and will doubt
less give him it hearty reception to
night. "A Itoyul Hogtie" Is universally
conceded to be. the best piece De An
gells has ever bad and as he Is In
thorough harmony with the title role
naturally woiks to the best possible ad
vantage. The play Itself Is out of the
beaten track of so-culled musical com
edies, burlottas, etc.. and Is on a plane
fcldom If ever leached since the dulnly
scores of Offenbach.
V.!l!um T. Francis, the composer of
the music. Is destined to make a name
for himself among the lovcis of light
opera and Charles, Klein, who wrote the
III ret to, Is well remembered as the
author of "Kl Capltaii."
BIDS FOR NEW NO. 22.
Read at the Meeting; of Board of
Contiol.
Following aie the bids for the new
No, 22 school, read at Monday night's
meeting of the board of control and
refetred to the committee for consid
eration: Iliiildiiig
lluiiniore I.innher company ttl..iin
M. .1. Itmldy Li, 100
S. Svkc k Sunc I'.'.va;
Sieani tleatiuir Plalil
TI1UI11.H .1. ll'Malley $1.01
(.'. It. SVolt 1.lt
Kvans Him 1.7IX)
Mr. Buddy named as his sub-contractors:
John Itenore & Son, carpen
ter work and painting; J. P. Maloney
Vr Co., metal work uml steel celling;
Thomas J. O'Malley, plumbing.
The sub-contractors named by S.
SykiM it Sons are: Carluccl Stone
company, masonry; John Henore &
Son, carpentry and painting; J. P. Ma
loney oi Co., steel ceilings and metal
work; Thomas .1. O'Malley, plumbing.
The bids of the Duninore Lumber
company and M, J. Buddy stipulate
that steam heating is not Included. The
Sykes .fe Son bid Is silent on this
point.
THREE LITTLE BOYS ARRESTED
They Thtew a Bap; of Dirt and Bugs
Into a Trolley Car.
Three little boys who live on New
street, Oeorge Waters. Howard Banks
ami (leorge Petros, were before Alder
man Millar last night, charged with
being very naughty boys. They were
arrested nt the Instance of Stephen
Dyer, special ollleer for the Scrauton
Hallway company,
Monday night the boys gathered a
lot of dirt and bugs anil placed them
in a paper bag. When a Oreen Bldge
People's car came along, they threw
the bag Into the car, ruining a white
dress worn by one of the passengers.
The alderman, after bearing the evi
dence, lined the boys $." each or twenty
days in the county Jail. Ofllcer Dyer
said they were not deMrous of having
the boys seriously punished, but
wanted to deter others fioin like acts,
and thereupon the lines were reduced
to $2 each, which was paid by the
parents of the boys.
DIVORCES ARE
PALLING OFF
ONLY SIX ON THE SEPTEMBER
ARGUMENT LIST.
For tho Past Eighteen Months or So
tho Average Number of These Cases
on nn Argument List Has Been
Thirty On tho List Which Has
Just Been Prepaied by Deputy
Prothonotary Cumniings Aie a
Number of Very Important Matters.
V.YiVtWyW
In Honor of
Our Dead President
Our Store
Will Be Closed Thursday,
September 19th.
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VJVVl T illlllMI vis wvi
Wtlkl tank Araaad.
WAS NOT ASSASSINATED.
President Mitchell of the Mine
Workers Is Still Alive.
Tim Times last evening printed a
story that John Mitchell, president of
the I'nltetl Mine Workers, had been as
sassinated in the metropolis.
DKstrlct President T. .1. Nlcholls,
who happened to be In Scranton,
rushed to a tolegiaph oJlice ami wired
as follows:
John .Mitchell. A. 1'. I.. Hel'lfpiattcn, Washing
ton, l. -'.
Suaiiton, Pi., Sept IT. Mniy heie that you
wcie shot in the luotiopolis. Amwer.
Nidiolli.
At r. o'clock Mr. Nlcholls called up
Tho Tribune olllee and read through
the phone tho following:
T. .1. NiihnlM, St. f'li.nlc Until. Snatilnn.
Ma-hlimlon. H. ('.. Sipt. 17. -I have rot hern
phot in llic meliopolii ur any other pail of iny
unatoin.i. Mitilicll,
THIRD MATCH ROLLED.
Green Ridge Wheelmen Contesting
for Sanderson Trophy.
The third ni.itcli In the series ot
bowling games being played hy the
Oreen nidge Wheelmen for the Colonel
Sanderson tiophy, was rolled last
night. The score follows:
ffl Droidvujr, H, Y,
Wllkf'Ilrre. Cirbondtle.
4-5-6 Cemmonweilth bid's, Sainton, Pi.
The. popular Punch cigar Is still the
leader of tho IOo cigars.
McKlllley's pholoR In thiee slurs
neatly fiaiuetl at Jacobs & Fa&holil,
203 Washington avenue.
Orphans' Court Arguments.
The llrst arsuiucnt session of the or
phans' court will be convened thin
morning by Judgo Vosburg. Tho list
of cases Is as follows:
In rrilMate ot .lacoh hoc, deccaed; lule far
ci i -i. 1 1 .i i v c of aijuiinistiatoi.
In re Ktato of I,cwi H. Ctaiufr, cltceaoil;
nile for discharge of ailmlnUti.il. o.
In re: Kstate of Prank IVlcisou, drteaacd;
title fm' ili-duree of administrator.
In le: 1,-late of Matilda A, Swingle, deceased;
citation.
... Moscow
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Marriage Licenses.
Yinreiit It. -MceaiKCl
I,l.ie llaindcil
.fn-qili blimey Siunlu'i
Anna raihlru , Si i.inloii
l.evvl W'lillliy Illakelv
IMiili .lorec Illakdy
Walter l.lsirn.rky ( Hi pliant
Mai.v .lane Ahhutt Ol.vplun.
William .lnvic Ilulfal.i
M u v Muipliy Suaiilon
lieome W. Ilovvrll Ylnionil.de, Pa
Annie Painrrr T'JS South Main aveiiu-
LoulH li, llrnily Sr.iulou
Mliu It, Noilnii I'nloiiilah
Aver.ipe.
1'iivvlir 1"! V-i Ut loO".-.l
II. HavU !!)" 1T.1 1-si 171 'J-.!
Sanderson Ill U lit ll
.lavno Hill in. 1! Hi'' 2 J
Jones 123 lt'" l'" H
T." T7U 'ii
lleavir IM HI! Via liVl 1-3
Mooie 171 I'? Ill VI
l',,vne Itn '-' t'' VH 1-1
Caipruler I3'i 'rt 117 Vil'J-1
Athciton l'7 110 l.'l Viil-i
Don't miss tho West Piltston fair
this year. Hlggor and better than ever
before. Sept. 17-'.'0.
Try the new 6o cigar "Kteon."
7o" lilt UVl
HAS FINALLY DECIDED.
Gannon Will Construct Railroad Al
ley Sewer for 812,000.
Thomas T Onnnon, whose pioposal
for the construction of the sewer on
Hallroad alloy was just 37.r. higher
than City Engineer Phillips' estimate,
has finally decided to sign the con
tract and relieve tho city from the
payment of that additional amount.
Mr. (iiinuon was Informed by Dlroc
tor of Public Works Uoclie Just ton
days ngo that his being the only bid,
the city would agree to nlgu for Just
the even $12,000, the amount of the en
gineer's estimate. It took Mr. (lull
imn ten days to decide whether or not
he hail bettor knock off $a7.n0 from
his bid and even yet he has not signed
the contract but bns merely announced
that he will do so,
Onlv Two Weeks
gK5SS
sr. .,iii.'vnji
On the list for the September term
of argument court, piopared yesteiday
by Deputy Prothonotary John Cinn
mlugs, there appear only six divorce
cases. This Is u startling dectease In
the number ot these cases as compared
with those appearing on the argument
lists for the various tonus for the
past eighteen months. The average
lias been about thirty.
The list altogether contains eighty
four cases, thirty-three of which aie
cortlorarls, In which the Judgment of
an alderman or Justhu of the peace
Is questioned. Five of the cases are
demurrers lllod by the Scrauton Hall
way company, In which It Is essayed
to quash ttespass suits because of the
Irregularity of the plaintiffs declara
tions. Argument week opens Monthly, Oit.
21. The full list of cases to be heard
Is given below:
Patrick (lolden against Maigaiet
Lyons; rule to open Judgment.
John Chinch company against M. W.
fiiiernsey ct nl.; exceptions to plain
tiffs' bill of costs.
Angus Cameron against Angus C.
Cii-ay et nl.j exceptions to llnding of
court.
Joseph 1). Stone against the Penn
sylvania Tobacco company: rule to set
aside service of bill in equity.
II. B. Reynolds against William P.
Holand ct ul.; exceptions to linding of
court:
In ie: Lunacy of l'eter (Survey; ex
ceptions to at tint of committee.
S. Dawson against L. Dawson; mle
for decree In divorce.
Myron Kasson against O. W. Wede
man et nl.: exceptions to service of In
terrogatories. Singer Manufacturing company
ngalusl Cicoree (i. Halrd et ul.; exceptions.
Mary Hogers against the city of
Scranton; exceptions to report of lefo
ree. Jessie Kimble against Frank P.
Kimble; rule for decree In divorce.
J. O. Ackerman. trustee, against Jo
seph Josephs; rule to open Judgment.
In re: Costs and expenses of sewer
In Dunmore borough; exceptions tore
port of viewers, and rule to quash ex
ceptions. Flora B. fireen against Porter L.
Oreen; rule for decree In divorce.
Kate McGuiro ugalnst John Boche;
certiorari.
Max Bosenblenth against M. Gum
boil; rule to open Judgment.
John Hum against Melvlna Hum;
rule for alimony.
Catherine Dean against Margaret
O'Hellly, administratrix; rule to open
judgment.
In re: Lunacy of Jennie Howell; rule
on respondent to pay costs.
M. J. (lallagher against Anglo-American
Saving and Loan association; rule
to dissolve attachment.
P. J. Walsh against Anglo-American
Saving and Loan association; rule
to dissolve attachment.
J. 1. MeAndrew against Anglo-American
Saving and Loan association; rule
to dissolve attachment.
In ie: Adoption of Anna Staples;
rule ror iiccree.
Oeorge S. Dunn against (leorge May;
rule to open Judgment.
Mary H. Cuyle against A. O. Cuyle;
rule for decree In divorce.
S. Louisa MacDouald against Kvau
J. MacDouald; rule for decree In divorce.
Coiineetltcut Building and Loan as
sociation against II. L. Hartrauft et
ul.: rule to pay costs.
City of Scranton against Scranton
Savings bank; case stated.
city of Scranton against Lewis
Jones estate; rule to quash writ ot
scire facias (No. 172 May term, 1001).
City of Scrauton against Lewis
Jones estate; rule to quash writ of
scire facias (No. 171 May term, 1001).
Lawrence MiiHley against Mary Jane
Mullley; rule for alimony.
City of Scranton against James W.
Oakford; rule to quash scire facias.
Commonwealth against Mattle Sbol
kon: certiorari.
Kloctu Miller against K. S. Louden
ct al.; rule for Judgment.
Annette Reynolds against Scranton
and Northeastern Railroad company;
rule to oppose bond.
Walter K. Davis against V. A. Kcal
or et nl,; rule to open judgment.
Henry W. Ferher against Scranton
Hallway company; demurrer.
K. J. Ferber against Scranton Hall
way company; demurrer.
Morgan Davis against Scranton
Railway company; demurrer.
Frank A. McOulgan against if, W.
Howard; rule to set aside Hero facias.
Frank A. McOulgan against II. V.
Howard: rule to quash attuchnieut.
L. M. Cafferty against C. II. Schadt,
exceptions and rule for judgment.
Commonwealth ngalnst Michael Lud
wlg; rule to strike of recognizance.
Commonwealth against K. P. or P.
P. Johnson; rule to strike of recogniz
ance. Commonwealth against Michael Lutl
wig; rule to strike off recognizance.
Juliet Cawley against Scranton Rail
way company; demurrer.
In re: Adoption of Kvelyn O'lloyle;
rule for decree.
Louisa Keller against William T.
Jenkins; rule to stay fieri facias.
In re: Rule on Henry May, Jr., to
bring ejectment.
in re: Rule on L. N. Roberts to bring
ejectment.
Hdward Whitman against Lona
Whitman: rule for dcciee In divorce.
in re: Adoption of L'dilh May Ham
ilton: rule for decree.
A. Dleml against M. Titus: certiorari.
Commonwealth against Joseph Sny
der: certiorari.
Hess Biothers against S, Colongel;
certiorari.
C. .1. Potter against C. Smith et nl.:
certiorari.
John L. Stanton against T. L. Nor
ton et nl.; certiorari.
James S. Portous against Scranlon
poor board; certiorari.
Couimonwealth against Oeorge KhI
cswlskl: cortlorail.
Commonwealth against Mike Volek;
certiorari.
Lyman McCarthy against Mary Far
roll: certiorari.
Commonwealth against Mike Kuch;
certiorari.
Couimonwealth against J. P, Keller;
certiorari.
Richard Simpson against Henry
Pierce; certiorari.
Michael Walsh against W. K, Klrby;
remain of the time w ,,, omtM IXKIlmi Baltic Brewing
m mi.T our eontfi. company: certiorari.
(in a HIIX S( 1101.- James O'Mallev against Baltic Brew-
HHIP. .mini: nB company: certiorari.
people, hrrn U n Scranton Ice company against Baltic
opportunity In Bri 4 niewlng company; certiorari.
.vru'K Indriietlnn tor Ti y, nn,j h, .t. Moflltt against Bill-
a few hour' recrea. (jp n.rPwlng company: certiorari.
Hon. Write the w. J. O'Connell against Baltic Brew-
tnAcKfivvrniH. )n(r rompany; certiorari.
.1 Allred Prnnlne- Mike Kosarusrh against Simon Pe-
tun, Hirector. trltUB; certiorari.
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THE PERFECT MATTRESS.
The Celebrated Hlastic Felt Mattress made by TllC Scranton Red
lllnpr Comprtny. We make and sell all kinds of mattresses, pillows,
box divans, cushions. We carry large stock of fine Brass and Iron
Beds, the best made. Wliltcomb and Bcrnsticii.
Upholstery. We do the best in town. Let us fix up your furni
ture now, while you aren't using it.
Lackawanna and Adams Both 'Phones
ESTABLISHED 1866.
F. L. CRANE.
For Reliable Fur Goods call and
examine our stock of
Seal .Jackets
Persian Lamb Jackets
Beaver Jackets
Electric Seal Jackets
Near and Seal Jackets
Fur Capes
Neck Scarfs
Mulls and All Oilier kinds
Of Furs
Also, if you wish your old Puts
Repaired, bring them in as soon a.
possible. All kinds of fur repairing
done.
H. D. CRANE
SPFGIAL MENTION
For Well Dressed Woman
Silk Lined Suits, from $14
up. The $14 Suits are in
Pebble Cheviot, Swiss Taffeta
ined. We would also invite
you to the attention of our
ACLANS
From $10 Up.
324 LACKAWANNA AVENUE 324
lVEW BUILDING.
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Charming.
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a4 a hai kgriiunri flic hus ilutinin; iur
iminiliiiff.
FURNITURE
likt nuwe. In. ihnnn. uml eertllnly nn
lielle ol 11' I1.1H wis evr moie f.nem.it
11K llian ri'ir iIimiI.iv of op to Hate I tn
in. no tin to . in he nn hrlter time tn
pin Hie home 111 older than this week,
when we are ellms cheap.
I Scranton Carpet & Furniture Go
t 406 LACKAWANNA AVENUE.
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We Are Now Show
ing the Finest Line of
I Young Mens Black Suits
Kver seen in Scranton.
made for us and has the
house. They are 5
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Made of Vicuna and ." a
Finished and Unfinished Worsteds
And are the product of one of the very beat man-
ufacturers in the world. We ask no more for these E
special suits than you are obliged to pay for the jjj
ordinary kind. g
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John D. BoyleJ
416 Lackawanna Avenue.
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VIIII11111 Slllm ORiilnst Dulil Itrtl
niuntl; cortlorail.
t'oininonwt'iillli nsiiliift MIUo St Inf
clili'k; ceitlorail.
TlinnuiH Hay uRiilnxt .lolin 'J. IJolan.
ct'i'tlorari. , ..
JoMcpli t'Vilii'l' uguliwt Juliii T. Do
Ian; ci'ttloiiul.
J0I111 UnllunliacU netiliiHt Ainaliiia
Mauri'i". I'citloiitrl.
I'miininiiwcaltli UKalmt fSi'orffc MltH
iimikc; tcitlorail.
.lolin Tmlt asaliiHt tli'oifio 'I oiltl cot'-
lltinu'l. . ,, ...
(oiiiiunnwpultli nRulnnt I'atlllni' ag-
nt'i". ci'itlorail.
NIi'IioIiih t'nufoi'll apuiiiet Alt'x llia
cla; certlnrarl.
Staiiilaril Shli'twiilnt company HKiiliiPt
M. Fri'pilinaii; ciMluniii.
John Novak ntjiiliiHl WiihIiUo Koet
iiKn; ccrtlonnl.
A. It. Ooulil & Sunn nRiilnst flpoific
II. t'loitipr; coilloi'iul.
Bnrbeis Will Close Thursday.
Tlio Maxtor HarliorH Association Inst
nlKlit ilccliloil to doxo all sliops Thtirit
day at l'Jil'.O p. in. In lionor of I'rol
dent McKlnloy. Will keep open until
lOiuU p. 111. Wednesday.
Tlioinas HpolrliPf, I'l-rsldont.
V. C. Dlnunler, Hocrotary.
C'liurlt'H Katkowsky, Tipaurcr.
Kvcrythliiff tliat pocs to tnnko up n
successful fair; ut West l'lttston, Srpt.
17-20.
MUfUNllUllHimS
Our Fall Stock
of Shoes Is Now
Complete
The Dorcas, for Ladies' at 83.56
is the best Shoe bargain obtainable.
Ladies' Oxfords $2.50 and $j.oo,
Kind Now $1.50. Men's Oxfords
$4.00 and $3. 50, Kind Now $2.00.
School Shoes guaranteed for 73c.
Many other bargains too numer
ous to mention.
L?uJis, Rtiddy,
Davies 5 Mdrphq,
330 Lackawanna Avenue