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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1901'.
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Olllce:
BURKE
BUILDING
Catbondale Department.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Delaware nnd Hudson Ralhoad.
Jim" (I, I'OI.
Trilni will lute UtUncl.de at illy eljllon ai
follow: , . ..
for srinlcn and Wllkcic Hint- finil, . W, jn,
501. in 01. 11 '21 J id i lilU. I.Ui 2jl 3"'
I W. m, looi, 10.51 r " , ,,,
Sundiv Halm Irate at 850, 1121 a. m-S Ml),
M, 4 50. (W p in
lor Mli)i. s.erMoi, Montrril, nton, New
Innlaml point, eti , 7 ") a ml '' P- m-
all.) , . ,
IV., ik Imlnrr, Maonart and lloncsdalp,
7 !.'. 1I.O-, a in i .151, Hit p m
Niml.it train lute- tor I Ik.- laaliw. Watiiurt
nd llnnofUlf al 'i:a) a. )i) I 1 " I 1"' )' oi
Inlni airito at I rlinnililc limn Wllkri-llatrr
ind Stmnlnn m (nlkm. 0.5.1. M,7. 'i.m, 10 50
. m ; l.'.:i7, 2ll, 3.JI, 4 , UOs, 7.01, II, I' "'I.
II 57 p m ; 1 5.1 a in.
Stiml.it mini miltc it 087 a in i 1J in. !'-
4 1', o.'-f. 1 1 I'll p in.
Irilm unite dallt Irnni .Mlunv at 3 HI and
0 5 p ni. ; aid on Sumlit at 2..0 p in.
Inln afilte Irom llnne'dalc ami Wa.tnutt
dallt H Ml a. ni ; i IN. 4 111. (1 17 p in
Snndaj train arrive n( luthonlale hew M"
l.ndinr, UjuiuU nnd ll'im s'ljlc al I-' l. 1 !
and 7 V p ni
New York, Ontnilo nnd Western.
.lime '.. I "II.
Tiamt leate ("arlmmlili' f"r . rinlnn at 7i.
M 01 a ni . I oi p )i)
Mindat Halm il 7 0) 1 in . 0 0l p in
llalni leate I .nlmndile lm ! iinrlli at
11.10 a ni : t II p in On sundn ai ' in a in
Trilrn lMifiii: it II In a in rek Icti- an I 0 111
m. Ninda) tnlki c hum Hum fnr Nut S-nrk.
CVrnttall, eh
Train arilte lieui s. union il 11 10 a. in i I II
f Hp in . tinin pmnu nnrili. Oii i in, I il
p. m Siiti'lio tiem .Ni.iniMti il n i) . ni rfnI
7.11 P. in . Imii id wla al fi Oil p in
Erie Raihoad.
.linn SI. I'"ll
Tralnt If lie ntt stitlnii, I mlmiiildp, dallt
IPMTpt Nnidit) .il 700.1 it. ami t.'i p in fur
llundt and Viiiitrh .il n..i i in , ilatlt fix
plniff Mniditi, lm lliii.liiinlnn. inakine ' ""
mftloni lm Nett nik illt and lliiflil" and il
f. Ill p in foi ii-liehaniM, HuMns mnim n n.
I r tftdrn pidnH
"iind.it ti(n ai 9 t a in (m iiiiielianni.
"llh wr.lrin inimeillKll. and l .!7 p 111, Willi
Mine ennm. tn n
lialm. .nut m " a ni and ft 11 p. m
hnnd.it ai ! a hi
THE DAY WILL BE A
GENERAL HOLIDAY
The Storos Will Close, the School
Childicn Will Remain at Home,
the Woikshops Will Be Idle and in
the Chinches the People Will Gath
er to Honor the Memoiy of the
Beloved Ruler of Their Nation Who
Will Be Laid at Rest Amid the
Scenes of His Earlier Life.
Today tt 111 be n goncinl holiday.
Work, oxeiyw heie, will lie put aside,
and the dnj tlll Vie kIxpii over to lion-
oiinc tlio memory nt the beloved pi evi
dent, xtho tlll be liild nt lest In eternal
sleep amid the s-eenes of Ills early life.
The MifperHnii of wink will be kcii
eial. Theie will be nobody In the minex
or wotkshopi. The Htoies will not
open their doom: oxen the duiK stores,
whleh of necessity i otualii open on
neatly evciy neialon. will bo t loed
by their propriMois fioui 10 In the
morning until - In the afternoon, in
kreplnr; with the sad splilt of the dux.
The whool ehlldren xtllt not be called
to their t.ihks. UhiiirIi they will assem
ble nt the schools In the forenoon to
lemaln an hour to p.u ticip.ite In ex
rrclses In keeping with the nioiiintul
oeeasion. The scholais -will assemble
nt the usual hour thW moinlns: and.
after the leading of a liNtnr.x uf I'lehl
dent MeKlnley'x life, liH l.ivoiite
hymns xt 111 be xung
The Chutch Setvices.
Tlie i oiiKieKntions of the (huiihex,
or rather all of the (lli.ens will nhow
in a public xtay bow they lexeie the
niemniy of their depaiieil inler bv a
fcinbllusr in tlie eliUK lies aVd by pi.i.xer
and fconc: and lender tilbinos join In
the jilrlt of the land on this diiv.
At the Methodist i liuri h union me
morial seixires xtill be held, loinmenr
illK at 11 o'rloik. Ileslde th( clexo-
llonal CNeielt-es, there will be addics.e:
by Hon. .lames .1. O'Neill and Hon.
.lohn r. Ileynolds. The bymiis of the
president will also be ming.
At St. 1'ose c lunch, in aemi dance
with the circular of Ulshop Iloban, a
i-olcnin IiIkIi m.n-s ot ieitilem will be
mime, commencliiji at If) o'clock, during
xvhich a culnjiy of the depaited piesl
dent will be dollxeied.
Tiinlty Chutch.
A memorial set x Ice for I'lesident Me.
Kinley will be lield in Trinity church
at II o'clock. At this servhe Mr. Ualph
Williams, of Kcranton, will (.ik scv
eirtl helectlnns.
new V. Khlngei' h.is sent to The
Tribune the folIoxxliiR, touching on the
sepxlees th.it will be held nt the Luth
eran (lunch this eveiilnR:
Pop the tblid time In mv American
pastoral ofllce, now In St. Taul's Lulh
rian chinch, do this sad duty, In
honor of our hue nnd beloxed piesldent
of the t'nlted States, on date of tlie
official fiineuil. The follow Iiik pio
Kramme will be can led out:
opening Intiolt ".so p. m.
Song by the congregation, No. u'lU,
l.utheian church bonk.
Piayer.
'Neairr My tiod to Tliee."
Scrlpturo lesson tor the occasion. II
Samuel, first chapter.
Hong, quartette or double quartette.
Selection by Uei mania Maenneicholr
Sermon II Sam., 1:17-10-23-27.
1), ix Id's Swan Song or culugium (or
eulogy)
"And David lamented with thlt la
mentation: Tho beauty of Isiuel is
slain upon thy high places; hoxv
"re the mighty fallen! Tell It not
In fiath, publish It not In tho streets
. of Askelon; lest tho daughters of
the Philistines rejoice. Ye moun
tains of ailboa, let theie bo no
i dew, etc. Hoxv uio the mighty fall
en and tho xveapons of wur per
ished!" etc.
So on David's foe and cruel per
secutor, hoxv on a friend and father
of his country and xvhoso life-book
bears tho stamp of purity nnd good
ness In his services to tho great
American nation.
Short sketch of life of President Mc
Klnley. Rites of funeral will bo lead and
prayer.
Song by the Sabbath bdiool "Tlieure,
blelche, hltitge Lelehe" fDr.ir nnd
pale and precious liocjyi, S. S. Hymn
book, No, 13.
Priyrr. . '''
Alternative sons of the children and
'TJonisreention, a. S, Hymn book, No.
US, "Unter Lllleujener Fieinlen" (In
Midst Lilies Heavenly Pleasures)
llencdlctlon.
Song Doxology, old llundied.
Dismission.
P. Khlnger. piiHtiir; Pi of. .7. 1". Cm-
well, organNt of the chutch; Miss
Thlldo (lei hiu dt, organist of the Sab-
bath cchool.
The Mayot's Proclnmatlon.
Mnor Kllpatrlck has Isiued the fol
lowing proclnmatlon (oxeilng tod.i.x s
obserxanre;
"Wheieas, Tlie picldeiit of tlie t'nl
ted States and the goxeiuor of the
conimnnwealili -if I'cnnsylxaiila, In up
piopil.ite lilbtit'- to the much beloved
and gieiitly lamented William McKln
ley. hue piesldent of our nation, haxe
Issued pioclallliitinns i ailing Upon the
nation to llttiugl.x nbseixe ns a day of
inouiniiu Thin sibiy. Sept. IP. the day
on which tlie leiu.iins of the dead piesl
dent will be deposited In their llnal
testing pint In Ills home city of Can
ton, Ohio.
"I, John W Kllpalilck, major of the
llv nl C'aibundale do iccoiuinend and
leipiest that tlie people of this com
munity do on that flay, lefraln fioni
all business putiilts and asseuible In
their cusioinaiy houses of woishlp nt
the appointed hour and pai tloip.ito In
ihe set vices of mourning and piaxel.
and thus lenibr the full me.isuie or
detollon to tin- p cedent bv xthosp
ilc.ith the nation is so lncp.ii.ibly nt
lllcted "(ilxen uiidei my baud and the se.il
of the , nv nf Ciiibiiiidale, this sexen
leeiilh da.x of September, nineteen bun
dled and one.
"John W Kllp.'iti'lck. Major."
The school ho.nd has Issued the fol
lowing notice:
"As Thin sdaj, the ll'lh day of Sep
tember, Is to be generallj observed as
a day of mounting on in i mini of the
Mineral spixUcs of mil late lamented
piesldent, William McKlnlej. It Is ar
ticled that all the public schools shall
be ctiisVl .ifler appnipilate exeici-es In
the moiiilug
"P P. Hushes. Piesldent; I! II.
Keiwln. Stcietaij."
To Close the.Opeia House.
Manager i P. Hjiii", In keeping
will- the iplilt of the dij. will close
tin Crind (tin ii house fer t' d.ix and
there will thereloie be no pet foi iiianie
of Sir Homy Turpla tonlgbi.
The tliugglsts of tlie town. Kiiink 1:
IViiims. J P. A Tlligley, P. A. Kelly,
J II. Kcllx. John A. Liincx. W.
Reynolds. II P riaik, will l Insed
i ln g.v.ttep i,nt t)f the d.ij, fioin 10
a. in to p m.
CASES BEFORE
THE GRAND JURY
Those fiom Cnibondala Acted Upon
by That Body This Week Much
Intel est Manifested in the Case
Against Edwin Moon.
Sexeuil Impoi taut i.ises tnnu Cir
bondale weie (onsideied this xt eek by
Hie gland Jui y now in session in
Si i anion.
The inos linporlniit, at least the one
that will nttiiiit n good deal of Inter
est, Is the one which Kilw'lu Moon,
fninn'i poor illieitor, Is chaigod xx Ith
falling to pay up shortages that xxeio
found In bis accounts by audllois, dur
ing his teim of olllce on tho hoatd.
It xlll be iccalled th.it Moon xas
given a chance to settle these sur
i hinges. The pi event poor diieclois
left the matter In the hands of Altor
ne; II. C. Hutler, the bo.nd's solicitor.
In the hope of satlstai loiily settling
the issue. Settlements weie made In
the (.use of the other ex-dii eetms like
wise charged, but the etfoits made In
Moon's use weie minx ailing. Hence
the delei llliuatloll to pi usee lite.
The tase against Ambioso Illggins,
who Is (liaised xtith striking John Peel
on the head xtlth a stone, ,i happening
that altiaited mote than oidlnaiy ut
teutlou. .it the time, xtas (onsideied
on Wednesday.
Another linjioi taut case was the one
against the man l.iuuady, tt out the
Duudatf soi Hon. who is accused of tij--Ing
to knock the head olf Patiolman
(""anion with a water pltdier. during
a fi.uns sexeial xtceks ago. The case
of Nathaniel f'obb. L'onslable Neary'.s
assailant, xtas al-o i onsideied "Wed
nesday Among the tine bills which have
been found aie thte-e against Itlchanl
Joyte, the foimer waiter In the im
perial iestiiui.ini. and Itidiaid 1, King
ston, his (ompaiilou In i lino. It will
be recalled tluit .lojie, In company with
Livingston, illled tbc diesser of IM
xxaid Coddlngton, bis employer, and
.Martin Connor a waiter in the icstau
rant. and made off xtlth Coddltigton's
xtatch ami about a bundled dollais
worth of other goods. Jojce, when ar
lesled. made a xtlld lesistanie and
eieated n seusatlnn in the town.
TOLD IN SCRANTON.
It'a the Evidence of Scrnnton People
Published in Scranton Papers That
Has Mads Such a Reputation for
Dr. A. W. Ohaso's Norvo Pills,
Standing clear and distlmt, maikliig
the dilfetenie, the superior meilt, the
adaptabllily to piesent-ilay ailments is
tho volume of loial testimony for Di.
A. W. Chase's Neixe Pills. It's so illf
feicnt to the oidlnary leinrilles refer
ring to cures made at distant points
which it is haul to veilfy. Thcio Is a
reason for Dr. A. W. Chase's Norvo
Pills commanding home evidence wher
ever they are known. .It Is their won
dei ful Influent c lu bilnglng up the
standard of nerve foue.
Mr. Henry Albeit h, of No. 018 lllrth
stieet, St i anion, Pa., suys; "For about
two yeais my back and kidneys hail
been so.ie, lauvj and tho secretions lu
bad shape. Nothing seemed to help mo
until I eat Dr. A. AV. Chnso'n Ncixo
Pills nt Matthexvs Hios.' drug store,
No. 3J0 Lackawanna, avenue. They
did tho xttnk, Hiring tho soreness
and lameness, making tho seciottoiiH
healthy, and gouerully glxlng mo
health and strength."
Dr. A. W. Cluiho's Neixo Pills am
fpld at Mo. a box at dealcis, or Dr. A.
Wi Chase Medlclno Co., Rulfnlo, N. V.
Seo that portrait and Hlgiinttno of A.
W. Chute, M. D., nio on eveiy package.
'Phone :
NEW, 286
OLD, 0423
ANOTHER EXCAFED
ASSAILANT CAPTURED
Pnsqunlo Graeco, Who Shot Catmen
Siilano on Juno 12, Appichonded
in an Indiana Town Steps Taken
to Have Him Extradited to Stand
Trial His At rest a Creditable Bit
of Wotk on tho Patt of Constable
Mornn Story of tho Shooting.
Hj' (i singular coincidence txxo fugi
tives, xx ho xveie wanted badly by the
Caibondalo police authotltJcfl, were
lounded up Tuesday.
Nathaniel Cobb, ("unstable Neary's
assailant, xtas taken on that day, lu
(iieenlleltl township, and Is now In the
(unity J. ill. The other Important nr
lest xvas the appiehcnslon of Pasquale
Diaeco, the Italian xxho shot Carmen
Sltlano, bis countiyiunn and neighbor,
on the night ot June 1". (Irnecn xxas
taught In Bedford. Indiana, xvheie the
authorities nwalt the ititlon of th"
olliclnls heie.
C.KAHCO'.S Cltl.Mi:.
The tiline for xvlilih (Jiaeco Is want
ed caused almost as big a stir as
Cobb's doings. The shooting look
place in tho Italian colony off of Dun
dnlf street, and It seemed providential
that other bullets from the leckless
(ii aero's lexolver did not llnd their
way Into the bodies of his touutrjmeii.
He whipped out his pistol In the midst
of a gioiip of Kalians xxho xxere play
ing cards nil the stoop of Sit lane's
house and llietl axxay at Slriano, who
was sin lounded by scleral compan
ions. It Is a inaiiel how Slriano xxas
Ihe only man xtho xxas shot. One of
the bullets after striking some object
xtas (lellecled and took off the tip of
a tlugei of a lad named Jlllliott.
SHOT AT PATROLMAN CAItDKN.
So soon as Ciiaeeo ttnished his Wild
West ft oak, he hastened to get away
fiom the scene nf the shooting, as last
as his nimble feet could cany him.
He dinted in and out of the maze of
allej'wavs and passageways in the col-
niij-. nnd befoie ho denied the place
he came near to having to nnswer for
another crime. Patrolman Patrick
C.iulin, xtho was attiacted by the
noise of the shooting, hustled Into the
colony and encountered CJraeto, as the
latter came tcailng tluough a naiiow
passageway. The moused Uraeio's
III. st Impulse xtas to bate iecotir.se to
Ills teiolier. He blazed away nt the
pollc email, and before the latter could
ictoicr himself (Ji.ico was out of sight.
It xtas .in easy matter to llnd a bid
ing place in tlie houses In the colonj.
and (iiiietii suc ceded In secieting him
self until tho il.ukncst olfeied him the
chance that be sought to cover his
Hacks. He didn't leave the c itj lion-
cxei, but lemaliied In and about the
WINon Cieek mine. He hovered about
the place for mlly a week, axtaltlng the
lestili of his iIctlm'H lujiiiles. Siilano
xt.is taken to lhneigeui.x hospital, and
alter n xteek, xthen It xtas certain that
he would lecoxei, timet o took himself
out of the cllv.
Dining the time he xxas In hiding
Omeco xtas supplied b- his fi lends
xx ith fond and clothing, and though a
xlgllant walcdi xtas kept, lie managed
to escape the sulci espionage of the
police.
TP.Acnn Tiinorc.H iils rmiiNDS.
Constable Moiau lias kept (liaecn In
mind ever since bis disappearance, nnd
never tensed his endeavors to locate
and appiehend him. A fat tor In the
uuceaslng effoi ts to itiuiid up C.iaeco
xtas the attempt he made on Patrol
man ('ai den's life, xx bile he xtas at
tempting to do his duty to an est the
dangeious mall. (Srneco has beep In
communication xtlth his coiintrjiueu
lieieabouts and It was through this that
knowledge of his xx lieieabouts xtas
gained His being located is a highly
ci editable bit ot woik on Constable
Moi an's pat t.
Steps xteie Immediately taken jes
tonlny to bring firaeeo heie jor til.il.
An onler xtas obtained from touit to
lime bis ciisr. piesented tti the grand
Jury now sitting. After the pieseut
nieiil, which It Is e.pected xvlll be
surely foithcnining, tlie necessary
ineasuies will be taken to bring him
f i mil Indiana.
What is supposed to haxe led to
(liaeco's xtlld shooting Is a spat that
his childicn and Seiiano'.s had oier
en inly. The Omeco child chopped a
piece of candy xthlch the joung Sliiann
piiked up and ale The foimer xtas
leeplv oflendeil. and xxlien ilraeto came
home In the exenlng somewliiit under
Ihe Inlllieiue of di Ink, Ills wife. It Is
t Inline il, nia&nllleil tlie Irippcniug and
llislsled on vonie soil of sallsfni Hon
Spllliecl 'iv lhs fJiaeco sallied forth
and t ouiniiHeil the ci line
A DAY 0M ELK HILL.
A Pr.it y of Younp People Enjoy nn
Outing at Thnt Resort.
A p. nt i I joung people fioin this
tin bad a delightful outing nn tlie
hiMiilHul heights of Hlk hill, the be
rliiiiiug of this week Theie xteie uu
iin ions pleasant social Ineldents to
iiuike the occasion highly enjoyable,
and the pally kcenl.v enjoyed the day's
pleasiues
Those who xteie oil the dilve mie
the Misses Kllzabetli and Mingani
Median, Anna, Margaie', May and
Kalin Uilliool, Teresa (iIIiiiim tin, .i,
mil and Maigaiot Kllleen and Kltll
Dojle. M'llkes-llane; John Caido'i,
T hennas Plunnety. John Haley. An lv
lloban, J.jt C.lllionl. Tom dllhool M.
I'. Noiton am! (leoige Collins
IMPROVEMENTS COMPLETED.
Plumbing System at Poor Faun Ac
cepted by the Dliectois.
The plumbing nnd sewering system
which has been under way at the
Carbondalo poor faun xtas completed
on Tuesday of this xteek. Tlie same
day it xtas inspected by the dliectois,
xxho di ox o tu the larm for this pin pose.
The sjstem xtas found to be sntlstac
toiy, nnd In eieiy way coming up to
tho plans anil specifications. On ie
turning in tho evening, the dliectois
met In special session, accepted the
work, sent for U. J. Vanuaii, who had
thn contract, nnd gave him a check
for oxer 1710, the amount of Iho bid.
The directors nio highly pleased over
the system, xvhich they have icasnn
in be, for Its Installation lemoves a
lniiK standing evil, almost, and gives
Discovery of a Leading Physician.
Public Test Will Bo Made at
Matthews Brothers' Drug
Store Today.
All day today free sample packages
of the celebrated "Schlffmunn's Asth
ma. Cure" will bo given away at Mnt
thetis I3ios." drug stoic, 320 Lackawan
na n venue,
The doctor wants ovety sufferer from
Asthma, Hay Fever or llronchltls lu
thts city to call unci get one. When
asked tegnrdlng his te.isnns for giving
his remedies away In this manner, he
said: "People nio nntuntlly tkeptlcal
about an asthma lemedj', and xxlien
you consider the number of so-called
'cures' on the in.it ket you can hardly
blame them. Now I claim that my
Cine cures. H txlll Instantly relieve
the the most violent attack. It has
permanently cured thousands who had
been considered Incurable. If 1 did not
believe it, xxhy should I be giving It
nwayV" Tho sufferer who gets a sam
ple package can tell In two minutes
whether It is ns I represent It, and It
does not cost him a cent. That Is fair,
Isn't it?"
It cerininly does not look as If any
thing could bo fairer. Thoste living out
of town can get a flee sample by writ
ing and enclosing n 2c. stamp to Dr. Tt.
Sdilffmnnn, .".70 Jackson Miect, St.
Paul, Minn., up to Sept. 23rd; not later.
the farm a system that xvlll incalcu
lably Improve the comfort and hcnlth
of the Inmates. Lavatories and closets
hnie been Installed throughout tho
building and a laige reservoir has been
constructed at one end of the farm.
The plumbing Is of tho most approved
style, and altogether the Improvement
Is one that Indicates hoxv .solicitous nro
tlie dlrectois of the inmates that arc
entrusted to their charge and care.
Fiom Isaac Rogcis.
Isaac Kogers, about whom a storj"
appealed In one of the pnpeis that he
xvas concerned lu a controversy over
the shooting of President McKlnlej',
declares that he never cherished the
sentiments that aie accredited to him
and that what he said must have been
inlappieheiided and misconstiued.
To Enter the University.
Albeit (!. :iitherfoid, son of James
Itutherfoid. o! tho Globe sine, left
yesterday to enter the Vnlvcrslty ot
Pennsylvania. Mr. Itutherfoid has
been conspicuous In thn younger social
life ot the town, and has a wide cir
cle nf friends here who xvlsh slncerelj
for his success.
THE PASSING THRONG.
Miss Cecil Merlelo has returned to
her homo hi Kingston, after a two
xxeeks' visit with relatlxcs in this city.
The Misses M.uj- and Klnience Sopor
have returned to their home In Klniira,
N. Y., alter a xxeek's visit xxlth Mis.
Ucnrge Hurdlck, on Muple axenue.
Mr. anil Mrs James Smith and son,
Horace, of Qilbeit stieet, left yester
daj' morning for New York citj', xthero
thoj- xx ill visit friends, and befoie re
turning will spend a week nt Kings
ton. JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.
Mis. John Trotter, of Second stieet,
xxho has been critically ill for the past
two weekb, xtas veiy low yesterday
and her iccovelj is bejond hope.
The services at the Itaptist church
this ex'oning xxill have two objects in
view. Tlie loiepait of the time xvlll
be taken by Miss Hmma. Parsons, of
Salt Lake City, who xxlll talk on the
Mormons. Miss Pnisons Is nn Inter
esting nnd lluent talker and speaks
from pei sonnl knowledge of these peo
ple. The latter portion ot rlie time
,wllt be usi d inr a short memntial
seixiee for our beloved and lespected
piesldent. who has suffered mar
tijclom. An ottering xxill be taken lip
for Miss Parsons' expenses. Members
of other chinches and the public are
nifwt coidlally Invited. Tlie choir xtill
be glad ol any assistance fiom nicin
beis of other cliolis In the memoiial
set ues. Services will begin promptly
al 7 ::o o'clock,
Memoiial services xvlll be held in St.
James Kpiseopal chinch tills morning
at in.liO; aKo a short sen ice In tho
atteiiioou at 2.30 o'clock.
The postofllce homo todaj will bo
fiom 7 to 10 a. in. and n to 6 p. in. Fiee
tlellxery of letters and the aulval ot
malls xtill bo despatched ns usual.
Ralph, the young son of Mr. and
Mis. Thomas J. Williams, of Third
stieet, fell fiom the bildge. on Sec
ond street, Into the bed ot the neck,
sustaining a sexciv gash on ihe loir,
head ami shoulder
Ml. and Ml. John It. Jones and
son Wlllard, of North Main street, al
tendecl a wedding of a i dative at
Scrantnn last ex cuius.
A quiii terlv contention of the St.
Aln.iflus Total Abstinence and Henexo
lent so. lei of the upper distiict xxlll
be In Id lu the Assembly hall on Sua-
il.ct. i )c tuber ci.
Misses Myia Hills and Saiah Mul
len spent last evening with Sc-rautoii
fi lends.
Mlt-ses Kloicnie Mnlncs and ("orlnno
(illfllths aie visiting Koiest City
friends.
Mis. Esther Mitchell nnd Miss lMlih
Moore, nf Caibondale, weie Jciiuju
callers last evening.
OLYPHANT
A spi ial niictlng of the si lioel boaid
was held on Tuesday nlghl to consider
a piopositiou li run the Peck Lumber
loinpanj iclatixe to the Kiist wind
school amies tontine t. The company
asked for an additional 3."0 to com
plete the building. The boaid thought
the piopnidilou a fair one. and unani
mously loted to accept the sumo, thus
the cllfi'oi enies elstlng for the past
two months between tho contractors
and the boaid havo been agreeably
settled, and woik cm tho building xvlll
be lushed to completion, Tho boaid
also dedded to order tho teucheis to
close tho schools of the borough on
Thursdnj, In honor of tho dead piesl
dent. An exdtlnc liiuaxxuy occuned yes
terday afternoon nbout 3 o'clock. A
team of horses attached to a dray
wagon belonging to Drayman It. I
Post, of Scranton, xvero standing In
final of P. F. Callahan's restuuiant,
on Lnikiixxniuia stieet, xvhen they be
came f lightened at something and
dashed up the street to tho Delaware
and Hudson classing and there run
down tho tracks as fur as tho bridge,
wheic they came to a standstill. A
young boy, who wns In tho wagon, xvas
thrown out at this point, but escaped
xvlthout Injury. No damago was done
to tho xx agon.
The lecture glxen by Miss Einnia
I'aisoiiE, of Utah, lu the lilukcly Ua.
list church last evening, was well at
tended and proved very enjoyable. Her
subject w'ns "Mission Woik Among the
Mormons." Miss Parsons gave an en
tertaining account of tho woik among
these pcoplf.
Prank Parry left yesterday for Can
ton, O., to attend tho funeral ot the
president.
Thomas Rogaii Is spending n xxeck at
Buffalo.
Cards arc out announcing the com
ing matrlagc of W. V. McIIale, of Hud
sou street, to Miss Mary Mcl.aln, of
West Hcrnnton, to take place Wednes
day, October 2, at noon, In St. Patilck's
church, West Scrnnton.
A force of men nro at woik putting
up tho poles for tho Lackawanna Tele
phone company.
Tho Daughters ot Pocahontas gave a
Pan-Anieilcan social in their looms, In
Kdwards' hall, last evening, which xvas
largely attended. An Interesting pio
grummc xx'as rendered, which was en
Joyed by tho audience.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. McAndiexv and
daughter, of Patcrson, N. J., have le
tumed to this place, whcio they will
reside.
TAYLOR.
Special memorial services xxlll be
held In all ot the toxvn churches. The
stores, places of business, schools,
mines and factories xvlll shut doxxn
and the people will pay their tr'bute
to the niMiiuty of the nation's dead
chief magistrate bj" observing tho day
In a manlier bctlttlng tho occasion.
Special memorial services xvlll be ob
served lu all of the town churches,
both afternoon and evening, Mr. Me
Klnley's favotlto hymns, "Nearer My
God to Thee," and "Lead, Kindly
Light," will be Ming at all set vices.
All ihuuld attend.
The committee In chaige of the fall
of the Ametlcan Pintestant aoda
t!on, to bo held In Weber's rink In
November nio leaving nothing undone
to make It a giand success Tickets
nro being tapidly disposed of.
The postofllce houis today xxlll be
8 to 10 u. in. The money tinier de
partment xxlll be closed all claj. John
V. Itecse, postmaster.
"With the close of the base ball sea
son near at hand, the athletic young
men of Taylor are tinning their atten
tion to the foot ball aicua. Tay lot's
foot ball team has made a line leeortl
in tho past few season, haling met
some of the strongest teams In the
vullej-, each time vanishing their op
ponents. This year the boys appear to
bo stiongcr than In pievlous seasons.
They xtill be coached by ex-Lieutenant
John H. Harris, of the United State
regulars, xxho xxlll appear tin the team
nt full back. The team xtill meet foi
practice on Fildaj" evening. All
players interested In the game are re
quested to be present. Tho make-up
of the team at piesent is. Right end,
A. Maish: light tackle. S. Miller; right
guai d, F. Joid.cn; left end, D. How
ells; left tackle, M. Glynn; left guard.
T. Glynn; center, K. Gueke and J.
Powell; light half back, .1. Kvans; left
half back, W. Tubbs; full back. John
11. Hmris; quarter back, 12. lteese.
The Taylor Piohlbltlon League xtill
meet Satin day evening at 7.3'i o'tlock
sbaip. at the home of H. A. Dcablcr.
on Taylor street, . xtbeie business of
vital importance Mill be ti.iiis.utcd.
Kveij' member is uigentlj- leqtiested
to be present.
Itev. D, C. Kdwaids legtets his In
ablllt.v to attend the proposed me
mntial seivltes to be held at the C.il
iiiy Raptlst church, on account ol a
previous engagement
niettilclan W. M. Hell, ot Main
street, Is lecoverlng fiom his t event
illness.
Piof. Claik Thomas, of Scranton.
xvlll leetuie on "Voice Cultuie." at the
Methodist Hplscopai chinch tomoiiott
evening. Piofessor Thomas Is nn In
tcrctttlng speaker and his addiess
should pinte a Heat. All aie luvlted.
Mr. and Mis. Thomas Powell and
Mr. nnd Mrs. John lildgeway, of Main
stieet. attended the funci.il of the
late William Junes, ot Hellenic, yes-terdaj-.
Thee oncei t held at the Sibley I'lilon
church last evening was a success and
a tie.it to all xtho attended. A num
ber of Taylor's best talent paiticl
pated In the pi ogi .inline
The funeral of Gcoige, son nf Mr.
and Mis. Gursou Miller, of he Aich
bald mine, occuned jesterday after
noon. Service weie held nt the house
at 2.30 o'clock by tscv. James "Walker,
pastor of the Primitive Methodist
church. Hui ial was made in the C.im
bila ccmetcij. West Scianton.
A largo delegation of members fiom
the Taj lor Women's Chilstlnii Tem
peiauco union xxlll attend tlie county
tonventlon, to bo held lu Peckxille to
nioriow. The Antlliacitc Gleo dub xtill take
pad lu the meinniial services at the
t'altary Raptlst ehuieh today.
On ai count of the convention of the
Women's Christian Temperance union,
to be held at Peckvllle tomorrow, tho
local league will not hold their mect-
i Ing on that evening.
PECKVILLE.
Mis. L. (". Dodge, of Wells III Idge. N.
V, and Mis. Wlswold, of Kiankllu. N.
Y.. i etui n homo today, after spending
a week xtlth Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Rioad.
Ualph Holfecker leaxes today to
spend a week's vacation at Uethlebeni
and Next lersej".
PostoUli c bonis tnniniiow xtill be
ficnn '.i :;) to in .10 a. in, and .1.30 to fi.sn
p. in.
Mis Rett Gibson Is visiting i datives
near Ilonesclale.
A new the alann gong has been
plated nt the Peck Lumber company's
mill. This gong will sound all alarms
dining the daj, theie being no one on
duty to sound the nlanns that may
come In nt night.
Today Is a clay of national mnuiniug.
All plates of business In the boiough
xxlll be closed the entile clay. Nearly
every building In town Is diaped with
mourning for tlie death of our dilef
executive, President McKlnlcy.
Tho Rlakely Rmough Republican
club met at tho Wilson Pile company's
hull on Monday evening. A l.uge num
ber of mimes xteie eniolletl. The tol
loxxlng lesolutlon xtas passed, after
xvhich adjoin anient was made'
"Resolved, That In the death of Will
lam McKlnlcy, by the hand of an as
sassin, our country has lost one nf its
noblest sons, a xxlse i tiler, anil an up
right, Christian gentleman. We humbly
bow In submission to the divine xtill,
hut our hearts aie filled with sonow,
because, of the gieat love xvlieiewith
wo loved him; and be It fiuther
"Resolved. That in the noble life
xvhich ho lived, ho has lett us all a
pieclous heritage, xvorthy of emulation
by tho gientcst of mankind. And In
his denth a noble example of his Chris
tian character, and dlsclpleshlp of Him
xxho said: 'Father, toiglvo them, tor
they know not xvhat they do.' Our
sympathy goes out to tho bei caved
xvlfo In this trying hour of her aflllc
tlon, and we pi ay that God may
strengthen and support her In every
trial. Wo gicct him who hus been
CATARRH OF KIDNEYS
Quickly Develops Into Blight's Disease
Pe-ru-na Cures Catarrh Wherever Located.
John Herzlger, son of Aldeimaii ller
zlgcr, of Neennh, Wis., and Vict-Piesldent
of the Neenah Young Men's Club,
xti lies In h lecent letter to The Peruna
Hccitelno Co., of Columbus, Ohio, the
following,
"Alter suffciing for txvo yeais with
kidney ttouble, I received icllef and
a cuie fiom u&ing your svondeiful
medicine, Peiuna.
"For months I was unable to woik
on account of a sevcie pain in my
back, and when I xvas able to do
anything I was in pain nnd dis
tressed most of the time.
"Hearing so much of the good ic
sults people had obtained through
the uso of Pei una, I dctei mined to
give it a trial and it svas a lucky day
for mo xvhen I did so. I am well noxv
and it only took a few bottles of Pe
iuna." John Hcrziger. !107 Com
mercial btieet, Neenah. Wis.
Two yea is suffei lug xxltli tatiinb of
the kidneys, unable to work on account
of the novel e pain t ould tlud no lelief
fioin medicine, gnxe Peruna a trial and
xxas promptlv t uied -silt h xtas the es
peiienie of John lleiv.lgei, of Wiscon
sin. Tills espei loin e has been lepeated
many times. Not only In Wisconsin,
but In evciy stale In the I'ninn. It xtas
indeed a lucky day for this joung man
called by the constitution of our ciiun
tiy to preside otcr the destinies, and
cany out the laws of Hie nation, and
we piny that God xtill bless and guide
him. so that the name of Piesldent
Roosexelt xxlll add new lustie to the
pi oild tecoid of Illustrious homes gone
befoie "
William L. Allen, F A. Peck, C. J.
Gauzcumllc i , c onimiltcc.
clark;sgreen.
Piofessor Tucker spout sexeial cl,ij-s
villi his many friends In th- xlrinlty
ol Thompson.
William Klutucr was a xlsltor among
t Natives at Springs illc.
William S. Ki.tce Is in New Yoik on
business this week,
W. L. Matthews and xtlfe letllined
Horn the Pan-Ainerlean on Thursday
cicnlug last. The foimer was on the
sick list, but is now able to be at Ills
wen k.
Mr. mid Mis. Sxhestor Mead, of Ar
al at, aie x Mi ng i chit lies here.
Mr. and Mis. William W.itois, of
Rlughamliiii, me guests of the hitter's
patents, Mr. nnd Mis. Allium WINon.
Miss Ihmun Coon, no nmpanled Mis.
W. II. Swallow and son Webster. Mr.
and Jlijc. .i. S. Goclshall nnd Mls
Klla.ih til Place to the Pmi-Amotican
1 fl ttoil:, and k turned mi Satimlay
nltoinnon ,j.t.
Ret. A. II Douglass nnd wife, xtith
his lu other, of New Jeisev. are xlslilug
f I lends mid member of his former pai
sli, he haling serxeel lliem sevei.il
ve.ns as pastor of tin1 Claik'i Gi 'on
Raptlst c lunch.
Alls. ,i, il. Cook u turned to her homo
heie on Tucsil.iv last fiom an estended
trip among i dallies In Philadelphia.
Rex. II. P i.'asl anil Miss Doia Rob
inson xteie eldegat 's to the Ahingtiui
Raptlst association sessions held 111
Cai hondnlo l,i.t etttk.
Al. II. Coon lias lnnkeil ground for
in aniicN to Ills hardttme slon-. Air.
and Airs. William P. Coon xtill oectipj
the second stcn t .
MOSCOW.
Tlie Giand Anns' ot the Republic will
bold memorial soi vices in lionoi of the
Into piesldent, William AlcKlnloy, at
D.iloville In the .Methodist cliiinh next
Sunday. A mmiiioii will be clellieiod by
Rev. Hanks, D, D.
Alls. William Hhtgood. ol Sciaiilmi,
was a visitor lien- jesteid.iy.
Ray Hinds ontei mined a few of bis
young friends nt n p.utv on Satimlay
et enlng ut his home. The tallowing
guests xteie piesent Raj Rinds, Fieil
DePow. Joseph Wardell, Guy Stvai Is,
Clair Pellon, Prank c.iniiou, Frank
Stvnits, Goidou Rl.uUttell Wlnlleld
Decker, and the AIlss.-s Daisy Wardell,
Llv.le Kolli, Hlla Robeits Sue Hd
xvitids, Ihnma Wheeler FiocU Hinds,
Alls. Hinds, Air. and Mis, Khoiiuuii,
HALLSTEAD.
Speclil to tin ?rrnton Tribune.
llnllsieail. sept Is. 'Pile foundation
tor the nett cie.imer.1" lu Uioat Rend
Is fast helng built. Local fanners haso
taken a gieat Inleiest in the n-xv pin
jee t mid .no enthusiastic oxer the new
idea.
All of the buildings, both public and
piliate. in Hnllstoail and Gieat Rend,
aie icppiopi lately hung In mouiuli.'g in
honol of the ri.nl piesldent, Tlie ells
plaxs most is mi by of mention aie ihe
is liulows of F. U. Sands .xV Co. and of
M. F. Hand, also the V. Al. C. A.
building, the shop ot V. D. Shaw and
Fli omen's hull.
Allen .V Rullanl aie nnw locnteel and
ready for business tu their new stoic
building on Chase avenue.
.Mis. C. II. Hint ami Alls. A. Tltfany.
both of Riugliamton, spent .Sunday
with Mr. and Alls. Al. S. Low".
I'ncloi taker II, 1". Tuttle xtas called
to Coukllll the tirst of Hie wrek to take
chaige of the funeral of the late .Mis.
Williams.
F. P. Hi on lie. of Plnilia, was here
Sunday and spoke at the V. Al. ('. A.
He was greted bj a fair ri.oel audi
ence. He has many fi lends hero xtho
aie always glad to seo him.
Miss Cora Drown, of Kliuiia. Is xslt
lug her lilenel. Miss Nllin Teiboss.
James AlcCabe. of Alontiose. visited
friends and telatlxes in town .Monday.
Many school leathers fiom heie will
attend tho teachois' meeting In Her
rick Center Friday and S.ttuiday.
Gem go GilfTln Is assisting In building
a barn for Mr. Aldilrii on his Paik
nsrntio lot,
Air. and Mis. Jerry Fuller icturned
home ft oin a visit with Klikwnod
fi lends.
AIUs Kate Smith and Anno. Ti rne'y
when his attention xvas called to Pe
runa. What would have been (he re
sult hud he continued suffering on and
fooling away precious time xxlth other
remedies, no man can tell. Rut It Is
almost ccituln that Itxvould have ended
In incurable Plight's disease of the
kidneys, xvhich sooner or later would
have proved fatal,
Pei una Is a sure cure for Incipient
Ilrlght's disease of the kidneys. Taken
In tho early stages of this disease, It
cm ea permanently. Ilrlght's ill Hen so
always begins xvlth catarrh of the kid
neys. Pet una ernes cntiinli w hoi ever
loculed.
Congressman Bankhcad's Statement.
Congiessniiin J. 11. Rankhend, of Ala
bama, one of the most Influential mem
bers ot tho House of Representatives,
In a letter written from Washington,
D. (' . glxes his Indorsement to tho
great catarih l cmccty, Peillliu, III the
loiiowing woicls:
"Your Peiuna is one of tho best
medicines I over tried, and no family
should bo xvlthout your lcinarkable
remedy. As a tonic and a catarrh
euro I know of nothing better." J.
H. Bankhcad.
Samuel R Spredm. Junior Roadie
Court Angelina No. KI2J. I. O O. F.. 20."
High stieet, Los Angeles, Cal., xviitcs:
"I came here a lew jcars ago suffer
ing xvlth catairh of the kidneys, In
seaicdi nf health. 1 thought that the
climate would tine me .but found that
1 was mistaken, but what tho cllmnto
could not do Peruna could and did do.
Seven xtceks' trial convinced nio that I
had the right medicine and I was then
a xxell man. I knoxv of al least txxcntx
friends mid inembeis of the lodge to
wide h I belong xtho have been tilted of
catauli. bladder and kidney trouble
thinugli the use of Peiuna, nnd It bar
a host of friends in tills city." Samuel
It Spiccher.
If you do not dciiie piompt and sat
isfactory lcsults fiom tho use of Pe
iima, write nt once to Dr. Haitmati,
glxlng a full statement of your case,
and ho xxlll be pleased to glx'e you his
valuable advice gi.ills.
Addiess Dr. llai tni.in, Piesldent of
The Haitman Sanitarium, Columhus.O,
hnxe relumed to Norwich. after a pleas
ant s'acatlon al their homes here.
John Do Rutin has leased the small
building adjoining tho Van Nes.s block
and xvlll start a Jexxchy lopalrlng nnd
slls or plating shop.
F. II. R?lilen and Kdward Slmoni
xteie attending the meetings In Lestcr
shlie Monday.
The Lackawanna has lecently sup
plied sox-oral ot their clerks here xxlth
tjpewrltct.s.
Air. and Airs. Hurt Alford haxv re
turned homo fiom visiting relatix'es in
Rlngliainton.
Air. and Alls. Henry Tiow bridge and
l.imlly aie slatting nt the Pan-American.
TUNKHANN0CK.
S"cU1 lo tlie Srjntnii Tribune.
Tiiukliaiinock, Sept. 1R. Mis. Adcl
beit Scutt, of Carbondale, formerly of
this place, Is stopping sslth friends in
town.
liosooe T. I In lull 1c k, nf "Wllkes-Rarrc,
visited his brother. Colonel H. K. Hand
rlck, on Hast Tlog.i stieet, on Alondaj-.
Ljiiian Luce, xtho xxas formerly In
the employ of W. II. Morris, Js now nt
West Rros.' meat mm ket on Fast Ti
oga stieet.
Piothonoliii j- John R. Donovan has
received the Pamphlet Law.s of 1001
and thv nm now re.idj" for distribution
to the county olliel.ils' and Justices of
the peaio.
The local branch of the League of
American Spoilsman have been notl
llod that certain parties In Washington
township have boon shooting squlriels
out of season, nnd they pioposo to take
steps to enforce the last- in that direc
tion nt onto.
The Tiinkhannock fair began today
and continues three dajs.
John NIc links, xxho haft boon employed
for a long time in the jewelry stnie of
Ch.iiles Goodrich, has resigned hi.s po
sition ami gone to Plttslon to woik
Geoige W. P.ldlcman, a clerk In the
pension department nt Washington, D
('., is spending his xacatlnn xtlth his
patents, Air. mid Alls. Deeiner Ridle
in.in, on Wan en moot.
ll.ii ry R. Rrotsn. or Alo.hnpprn, was
a visitor In town on Alond.t.v.
Naval Paj master '. Wells Rejliolds
lelutned to his eliitles at Portsmouth
navy yiuil on .Monday atier spending a.
ten days' vacation with bis parents at
this place. Ills family still lemaln here
for the winter.
Rex. Samuel C. Hodge i.s spending a
week al Hiie, P.i , visiting his brother.
Aim. Hodge, who has been theie for
sumo time, will ai company him home.
AVOCA.
A mass xxlll bo celebrated In St.
Alaiy's i hurch tills morning a 8
o'clock In memory of President Mc
Klnlcy. Services xxlll be held lu the Primi
tive .Methodist chinch this morning
at 10.30 o'clock lu honor of the dead
piesldent. Rev. James Aloore will
piesido.
Theie will be a public social in the
Alethodist Kpiscopal p.u senate tnmor
iosv ei tiling. Refreshments will be
served. A sllier collection will
taken.
be
Posindlce hours from ! to 11 a.
in.
and fiom m ' P- in.
Miss Sarah Fndden has teturnf'l
fiom Nets- York city.
Fixe children ot Mr. and Mip Wil
liam Rente, of tlie West Side, are cut.
tally HI with diphtheria.
Rex. D. T. Sinythe is attending a
meeting of the Piesbytery at Hones,
dale this sveek.
Hugh Jennings xxas a xlsltor In town
this week.
J. II. Atideisiin has in his window
.i veiy appi opt late memorial consist
lug of four canopied pedcritals enclos
ing a beautiful pastelle pen trait of the
dead piesldent About the pedestal
aie placed small statutes of tho states
man, wlillo nn the outside are gi imped
Hags, with bind; diapcilrs
Air. and Mis Thomas Puny Thomas
Nebone ami Allss Viola Decide me at
lltiffiln, wheie they will sing with tin
I'nltfil choir, for a piuse of $1000.
New Yoik State Grand Commandeij
of Knights Templar, Dinghamton
N. Y Sept. 24th and 85th, 1001.
For tho above occasion ticket ageni
of the Lackawanna iiilhoad in Scian.
ton will sell special lound trip tlcketl
to ninghamtnn. N. Y.. at mte of Ji.o(
lor the inund trip. Children betweer
he ages of 5 and 12 yeais, 91 cents
Tickets xxlll be on sale good goliiK
Sept. 23id and 21th. and iciurnlng tc
nnd Including Sept. 2Sth, 1001.
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