TFTE SCRANTON TRIBUNE- 3 ION DAY, SEPTEMBER 2l, 1001.
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OHIce:
BURKE
BUILDING
Catbondale Department
Phone :
NEW, 286
OLD, 0423
LACK OP LIBERALITY
MAY LOOSE INDUSTRY
Caskot Manufacturing Concern Would
Like to Locate nt Simpson, but
Hcsltnte Because Fell Township
Officials Don't Seem Inclined to
Exoneinte the Piojcctoit, from
Taxes Details of tho Deal.
A luck of libcinllty Dr. nunc likely,
Miblle uplill. will ptobably lose to Ibe
MlliiBi "f Simpson mi Industry that
pimnhcs to ininiiienee will, If Minted,
nnd to riow to a tin l In and prosper
ous ontoiptlso. one vvhlili would Incal
culably bcneilt ibo loiullty in which It
Is desired t(i locate. I
A casket iiiiuiuliu turhiK eonccin,
now established In Philadelphia. cmnlit
n loiatioii In this vicinity and linked
tho (illicit of Alderman William Mntrl
Miii, whii Is also the well-known funotul
dliectnr. Tin uldi'iiti.iu W tho owner
of a pint of "I'M'i.il lines of hind,
limited Just ninth of tin- Simp-cm tdlk
mills. lit 1'hll.ididphl.t ioiumii n
tf.liilcd lhl .c an Ideal location and
hoped foi tin io-opiiiitlon of tin' "III
el.ils nl 1'idl township n Hi'' I'Mi'iit
tlnil thi- ioliipnn'H plant and Bimiml
would I" exempt tiotn tnitlmi tin a
few .veins The iiiuipau.v It Is unilei
hIihhI, will ctcit Its' own plant and buy
ItH own Mto, mi that all of the outside
tmlhliiiirc bojjtfcil Is thai of exemption
lion. tiiNHlitm fin 'i li'ttn nl Mats. One
i'i tin stipulations wan tit ii t tin- iiiin
i m 1 a nviiioiatcd unli"-s It em-
po nt least twetitv men
It uiih .'.vpiiti'd tb.it thi' piiipiisUinii
would be Invimiblv ii'n'Ucil and thu
nflw fii'.'i'ih ki iispcd. but. Instead, the
township i.tllilils sbow a halting pol
hv that will piob.iblv mean tho loss of
tin- luduiliv and the Incalculable benu
nts it wniili InliiK to the loinniunlty.
'I he eotnpaiiv Is desirous of locutlnK
in .-nine iil.it f and that it will not
wall mi an unreasonable holillut; bat K
wan luilliated b the following dls
patih leteivnl b. Aldi'inian Munl'-im
on S.itiiida mniiiiiiK tioin "Hi ot the
pioli'i'tois ol the enteipli'!'
IwllIK to the lllliei tullll ol iMitli'l
allons on taxes tin a term ot eam in
join town. 1 in tlu't negotiations in il
lation to iiitlln manulni toi. will ease
lor the piL'seut. M. J. Seaiiioie
It In up to the township's nllhets to
s-ay what the fate of the ptopOMil In
ilustl will be, s,i tai as Its coming
this wnv Is eonirrnod. Theie Is little,
if nn.v. loom to aiRiie mjulnst the nd
Klhllliy or beMlllltiR to haute the
lu.iiiiif.tdiii'y. paitliulaily when It Is
the put pose of the i ompaiiy to enliiiKe
the plant to m.iuufai lure tiinleitiikeis'
supplies.
DEPOT LOITERERS WARNED.
Loiteiers at City Station of D. and
H. to Be Vigoiously Dealt With.
A warning not lie comes fiom the
compaio'H ollielals to loiteteiri who
hanu about tin- city .-tatlon of the
Dekivvaio and Hudson foinp.ui until
their rnesoni.o becomes an Intoleiable
tiultauce.
The w.ii nine Is that tho-o ofiondeis
will be iRcuously dealt with If they
pei'lst by their uninvited priseme In
anno.vini? p.isseiiKeis and ItitoifeiliiR
with the emploies In the illschniKo of
their duties.
The company has posti 1 In a lousph
nous place at tin station that pel sons
who have occasion to slt the depot
have due tCR.iid lot Rood older and
luhaloi, but this leasouabh advho
s-eom to have no ctfoei and aie dlsie
K.iulcd and dlsobeed, when nuouiliic
can do mi with iinpunlt. There aie
iiuiiiciiiii. hunKois-on who aie sine to
h on band when a tialu Is about to
leave or enter the depot and it Is a
dlllieult matter tor pas-enseis to 1011
oulouil ko on el oft the .station iplnt
lniin oftrnihiife Hit. Ret In the way
of the depot einplojees and enibaiiass
tin in In the illsthatRc ol theli duties
otlieis have taken to commltUnR- nul-(-aiu
es about the ilepnt th.it. lis nien
lionetl bofoie. ale well iiiRh Intoleiable
and i Is thlelly this misbehavior that
caut-es the waiuinR- to come lioni the
ollielals at tills time.
Tho IsMiance of the wainhiK is not
piopuiteil by a mil urn spltit. urn with
llie mow to tiepi ive tlie public ot the
ntioiiiliindatloiis ot the depot, bill Is
Intended loi that class who fiequent
tho htatlon anil wi'iii to haxe no .scum.'
of brhmioi.
Suit Against Pell School Boaid.
Tho action In assumpsit brought by
.los-eph II. Hieniuui, of this clt, aKalust
tlin school boat el of l-'ell township Is
marked foi tilal today in the tomt of
common ideas, now In sehsiou in Scian-
ton, and will likely be called before tho
day Is over.
This case Is unite an tmpnrtnnt one
and has often been discussed since the
action to lecovei was commenced over
a year ago.
Mr. ftri'iiiiiin has mud to iecocr un
paid salary duo him as pilnclpnl in
Fell township, aii en oh was nunie n
cently by the w hool boanl to settle
with hint, bill tho tender was about
i , luiinlriwl dotlais less than Mr.
Utcnimu'H claim. The orfer was ae
coii1IiirI lepudlatid, and tin di ter
mination to pi ess the suit thioiiBh a
trial was iidhet tl to
TURPIA'S PREDICTION.
Mind Render Declnics It Is His Tm
piession That the Mineis Will Not
Go Out This Spilng.
Anions the queiles' Hied" on Sat
in tla nlRht at Sit lleiirv Tinpla, who
K.ie a woiideiful evhlbltion ol inhnl
leadliiR' at the CJiantl opeia house last
with, was one of paillciilai lnteiet to
tlie people of the coal leRlons anil one
which will be sure to be kept in mind
b the icsldents heieaboulii.
The iniestlou was, "Will theie be a
mlneih' stilke ill ApiilV asked b u
voutiK man named l.ofius To this Sir
Henry answeied that it was his im
piessioi: that thtti will be none.'
Another inn 1 1 si, hk tpieiy was.
Who w lit b. Hit nel iilesltlent?"
Tom 1. Johnson i line Sir Hetuj's le-
Theie was a multitude of iliestlon
asked Mr Heni and In luunoious cases
I p.utli ulaily about the location of l.n-
nfi )tisons, tlie answeis pioet to lie
collect.
Altogether the enlei lalnnu nt and
pel foi manic eausrd the latRe audknee
to man el. The exhibition was on the
older of tin one rIm-ii by the 1! ihl
wlns, lb- White Mahatmas." who
i .lTwed a Kieat Stir when thev appealed
at the I.jielllii In Seianton MWeial
e its iiro
Sir I lent v Tinpla will be nt the
Claud iikiiiii thlw evenltis'. when h
will tout hull bis pnlilii appeal ante in
th.s ( n lb will leuialn beie, how
tin. at tin Aineiieati holle foi the
ii in limit i of the weik to ple piiuite
ailtllellics tor the lcatlltlR ot p ilms lor
Willi Ii he has a t,'lt.,n lepntntion,
THE LIGHT CONTRACT AGAIN.
Hudson road, formed n. party which
left last nlcht over the Krlo for tho
Pon-Amerlcan.
Miss Lorctta Coleman, of the Lender
composing room, leturncd on Snttirdny
from u ten days' visit among Scranton
nnd Plttston relatives.
AMUSEMENTS.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Delawaie and Hudson Railroad.
jHiif 0, 1 KM
luiui u nl lcjt. CjiIioihIuIi at cil.v ftjtion as
fi lln:
fer .srrjnhm and Wilkes lUrre-0 0U, T 00, SO),
(MM. lli'U. II il in , l-!4i l, -01, 'W,
Am, 7.(, mill, 10 it p m
Mind.n trtliH Uao nt t 5h, II 1 a m ; 1 1,
Cl's 5 SO, (0i) in
I ox Ibam, artegj, Montreal. llotnn, New
l.tiRlan'l points, etc , T 00 a in , i JJ in
(ilail )
III I.aWc Lodotf. W'ajmatt mid Honosdilc,
7'Ji, II oj ,i in , a si, o.l i p. in
snnili trains lean for l.aU' bodore, Wajmavt
ainl llmiiHlali' nt 'i M a in.; 1..I0, I 4"i n in
Tialni .i r r 1 1 c at TatliondJlp (rnni likes It.trt e
and .seianton follow 0 .VI. 8 17. UM), 10 60
it in., 1 37. J 0i), .121, I JS, 0j, 7 01, b .11, 0 51,
11 A7 p m . Ill a in
Sundav tiuln airhc at 9 37 a m , 12 10, 3,
t .'?. I. 'J9, lIMp in
Iralnk arihe ilailj lioni Albany at 3(8 and
9 5b p. ni , art! on hundav at 2 .m p in
'Irjliu arrive from lloneidale and Wajnurt
clllv dlM.ii in , 12 Itl, 4 in, 6 47 p m
Minda) 1 1 unit arrive nt Carbondalc from bake
l.oilote, Wjjirurt and llonevlale at 1J 17, 4 10
and 7 53 p ni
'A Day and a Night," Tuesday.
An appellzlliK dkdi of nie-iiiiiieiit Is
HoM's "A Ha and A Nltsht " wlueli
will be scon at the ciianc! Tuestlay
nlKht. This is the popular authoi's
litest iltoit. A ouiir man. leliRl
ouslv Inclined, lcaes his home anil
t?oes to N'e i'oi k to emjiiKC s-lllRets
for bis chuii h choir. His fnthei, who
Is a man of the woild, accompanies his
Min and Inti odutes him to an old
friend, a theatilctl manage!, who
astces to furnish the cholt .sliiRers,
and IntioducL'S him to somo of his
chut us Kills. AiuotiK lliciu is the
jouiiB man's sweethe.ut. who H an
acttess, and who has been Mtintf
old fiiencls but t-he denies hei Itlentlty,
anil sas he 1" mistaken, but nmeos to
lent h liini how to make love. The
yontiK man pioves himself to be a thni
otiKhbied. much to the dellRht of bis
lilt lift . and anno) ante of his mothet.
The fane Is lnicipei(-ed with lalo
sours and bilsht and cateh bpeelal
ties Wednesday, "The House That Jack
Built."
limine II Hioadhui.sU t mill t of
humor seems Inexhaustible, for In no
one ot hlb fat ces does It rusIi fmih
mote copiously than in "The lloitso
That .lack .Unlit," Ills latewt inusUal
pioductlon, which will bo seen at tho
til and lor the Hist time on AVetltn sti.iy
UlKllt. Km Innately loi llie i otuplete
success of the piodtie lion, he has pin-
vided a cast of e Mtaoidluaiy mull,
IneluditiR such famous laiceuts as
(Jpoijjp II Suimneis, St CJeoiRo Jlus
se, C 1". l.oiialtie, l.etuiie, l.ockwood,
HiiKh ('ainemn, Ma.v t'outtne.v, Mildteil
Keith, I). W. SIcRtist and a number
of otluis eai h of whom is addition to
tlteit at tins abilities aie clever vaude
ville at lists
"The Piide of Jennico," Satuiday.
The lomautlo sucte", "The I'tlde oC
Jennie o,11 will be kIvui beie on Sat
in da net, AH the wot Id loves a lov -er
and is no less cnamoied of a llght
ei, and in Kasil Jenulcn they will llml
a heio who lights as well as he makes
love1 and he is an veit lit the kuiIIo
aniatni.v ait The heiolne is the;
ehaimliiR' l'llncess ottlllle, ami she Is
the same inch, tnntall.lui; ami alto
Bethei delleloiis little witch, as she ap
peals in the w ell-known novel ol i.M
Keiton Castle fiotn which the pl.t) was
taken.
It Will Como Up Again Tonight in
Common Council, When tho May
or's Veto Will Likely Bo Disposed
Of.
Thu llKhtiiiK contract of the city
streets, which should hnvo been award
ed in May last, which has been cnter-
t.'lned between both councils since HUH
date, will be In hand tonleht for tho
custoiuaiy attention bestowed on It
at lPRitlai l-iitcivals for tho past four
or live mouths.
It ni'D bo disposed of tonlRht, for
posltlona depends on the temper or
pleasuio of either one of tho two sides
anayed iiKulnst the measuic. "What
phase of the contiact l cumins to bo
acted on Is the veto of Mayor Kllpat
tick, who Is opposed to contracts ot
nunc than otio year, on tho Ktoimd that
the city mlRht be a possible loser, thete
b). iefueil to sIkii tho ir-solutlon
awaidiiiR the Job ot llRhtitiR the sticets
to the l.aekawanna Valley company
tor a peilod of tlueo yeais. Select
eoiiin II at least all but two menibets,
did not seem to think theie was much
If an) met It in the niaor's objection
and pioinplly passed tho veto over his
honor's head. Then tin; veto received
the attention ot common council. The
menibets In this body did not appear
to think the same and sue li opposition
was manifested as to pioloiiR Its dis
position by dlfleretit com see, for sev
etat weeks. It so continued until today
when the veto l.s to be lound In the
hands of the llRht. llie and water coin
mllte'O of common council, who. It Is
expected, will make a lepmt this ev-
eiilim Hut moie than one lepoit is
lo'iketl for and at least tho appearance
of a inlnotlty and a minority would
be no sinpilse, foi on the commlttco
ate two en nicue nicnibeis who uic de-
teiinlnedly opposed to a tluee eais
i initial t. It is known how the mem-
beis ot council stand on the veto, with
the exception of Ml. I'tiRhano. All but
he weie pipscnt at the last nieetlnR
when the 'polled Mite showed seven
iiRiilnst the veto and four In ItH favor.
It leiiultis elRht votes to teject , the
veto Xow Mr. PtiRhano s mlRht make
the t'lKhth vote, ot It mlRht make the
llfth as oipijsetl to the eemtiaet. How
tills may be no ones can say posltlvcl),
lor Mt. 1'URliano was not present at
the last mettliiR nnd nt tho nieetliiR
piior he was wavcilUR as to his choice,
it mlRht be said, then, that It Is on
his vote that llie fale of the contiact
depends.
Whatever may be the lesult, Itls
bopttl that the matter will be llnally
disposed nl this evenltiR, for while the
clll.fii-, an- divided somewhat on this
question as are tho cnuncihucn, et
they aii imiti tl on one paint, and that
Is the wish tint the vexatious matter
be disposed of foi thwlth.
The Lackawanna Valley company,
to xv li iu the ccintiaet was awarded, lh
out with n statement, which contuins
ainntiR other thiiiRs the claim that
If common council i eject tho veto and
Rive the ccintiaet to them, the owneis
of the plant heia will expend sW thous
and dollms tot new niachlueiv and
lamps to lniiiff about the i hatiRO fiom
the old st.vle ot eaibon lumps to the
turpi ovcd tjjie, known as the cucIomcI
sysluu.
OBITUARY.
JERMYN AND nAYFIELD.
Tho Jcrinyn boroURh council held a
special meothiR on l.'rlday cvcnlnu for
tho purpose of piisshiR an ordinance
to authorize tho Issuing of J4,W0 woith
of bonds, to pay off tho bonds nnd
Intel est Issued at tho time of tint sink.
Iiir of tho aiteslnn well, tho holdcin
ot which have Just won a verdict
iiRiilnst tho boioiiRh. Attorney Mill
holland was ntosent and presented tho
nidlnance, which ho had drawn up,
which was afterw arils lead, adopted
and oidered to bo published. The or
dinance! provides for tlie lssiilnp of
eiRhteen bonds of $:k'0 'denomination,
which nro to bear five per cent, in
tirest annually, free of taxation. Kour
aie to matitio In lOOil, six In 1911 and
olRht In 1916. All tho bonds will bear
Interest from October, 1901, and for the
put pose of pnylnR the principal and
Interest of snld bonds, a levey of two
mills will be made each and every
year upon each dollar of leal and
peisonal property tnxntlon In the bor
ough. If tho two mills bo insutllclcnt,
the rnto will be Increased. Tho bunds
will bo advertised and sold to tho
hlRhcst bidder, scaled bids to ho sub
mitted bcfoio October -I.
Ilev. M. D. Puller, pastor ot tho
Methodist Hplscop.il church, returned
home on Saturday nnd officiated nt
yestet day's services.
A daughter was yeslcidny born to
Mr. and Mrs. fieorgo Williams, of
West Mayfleld.
Mlno Koi email Marlon, of the Tem
ple company's HdRcrton collleiy. Is
stilfeiltiR f i inn a slightly spialned
ankle, the result of n accident sus
tained whllo attending his duties
Satuiday.
liev. C. K ressenden. of St. James
HpNcopnl church, olllclated at Ster
ling and Salem, Wayne county, yes
terdny. Mrs. Muiphy. of Scranton, Is tho
Riiest of her daughter, Mis. M. V. Mc
Heiniott. Artlnif T'owlcr, of Philadelphia, Is
visiting his patents, Mi. and Mrs.
Hosmcr Fowler, of fifth stieet.
Misses Maiy Penrose and Jennie
Oieenslade are spending a week with
Seianton fi lends.
Mis. Maiy Osboine, of Candor, N.
J , a former Jerniyn lesldent, Is visit
ing her daughter, Mis. Thomas Wil
liams, of Second fctieet.
Hllhti Nicholson, of Cistnl lnke,
spent yesteulay here with relatives.
Mr. and Mis Peter Speicher, of
South Main stieet, left yestetday for
the Pan-Ameilcaii exposition. Mr.
Speicher was one of the lucky ones,
who, few da a ago, chew one ot the
tlikcts entitling him to a fieo trip
and hotel accommodations for a week,
Readyto
Wear Clothing
Was never so near perfection in
every detail as this season and an inspec
tion of the varieties of colorings and
patterns is all that s
needed to convince
you.
Consistently pi iced
from
$6.00
up.
Fall and Winter
Styles
Fall Styles in Shirts
Great plenty of patterns and color
ings, made of Oxford and t i ((
Madras Cloths vv
Neckwear
Is one of our specialties, and you'll al-
,,,rt,,'(. ft r el tlr nAlitnrt
Wtiy a iiuu lilt: iicvvcoi
goodsjiere.
Shapes and shades
enough to please the
most fastidious.
25C -nd 50c
Hats
11 J.
I
Have undergone a
most radical change,
and the high crown is
the "real thing" for
Fall and Winter wear
ing. We carry these goods in
Exceptionally Good Value
The styles are always correct.
Ask to see our
Derby at $3.
Clothiers. Tailors, Hatters,
Furnishers,
324 Lackawanna Avenue
Custom
Tailored
Garments
BHPfga
We make aie the
best tailoring art can
produce. Made of imported woolens
the best the market affords.
Our Patterns Are
Especially Desirable
Great care and good judgment having
been exercised in purchasing.
GIVE US A CALL.
J1I5S IMHUliHT M'noNOi'OH,
widow of tho la to Michael Me DiiikiukIi,
un climbed at her home, on Dnndatf
Htteet. at an e.tlly hour S.itliulay
milium;;. Diopsy, funn which nho Mif
feied for many months, was tho cuie
of death.
Mii. McDnnougli w.m well advanced
In e.iii.. She was a native of li eland,
but lived In Caihond.ile ne.uly half a
lent in v. Her husband died about fif
teen j,enis aim.
The Mlivlvois of Jli, Mi Onunuxh
ate. .Inhii MeDiilioush. of C'lieontn, N.
Y. Hilvvntd MeniinouKh, Mis Ah -
iinder t'opehind and Mis. Michael Kei
Inn, of this city. The tuneial jiiniesilon
will leave the hon-,e on Monday utter
noon at .! ii'iloeK. At St. Hci'-e chinch
seivieei will be held, after vvhlih the
bndv will be laid in Its final testing
place In St. Ito'-e cemeteij.
New Yoik, Ontailo and Western.
June SI. 1001.
Tuliu leave l Jiboinlile tor Seranton at ' M,
. 1 ol a ni i I 00 p m
Minday lialni at 7.00 a. m i 6M p in
- 'um l(jo Cnliondalc (or iiointa noitli at
It in a m : 4 tl p in. On Surnljy at O.io i m.
'Trjltn kdilii; at 11.10 a, in. nerk ilajt uml 0 10
, in, Siiiula) iniko icnnrctlona (or .Now VorK,
-'('iiitmall, rli
Tinlm nirlvc tro-n Scranton at 11.10 i,in; II
P. 4(1 . in, ; fiom points north, JO 00 j. in , 4 no
i in, bumlaja Iroin hcranton at 9,10 a, in J ml
7.4' . ni s (rem I'jdosli at 0 09 p. in,
f Erie Kalhond.
June 2J, 1001
Irabu have eh) (Utlon, Cnlinmlilt, ilally
(ncrpt Sunday) at TOO a in and 4 31 p m lor
llranclt and Mnrvrli; al l u i m , iljlly (ov
irpting bundir), lor lllngliamton, niakliu con
iifctlonj for Ntw York clly and Ilufljlo, and at
H.10 p. in, fur huiquclianna, niaklni; (onncilions
fcr wfatfrn pelnla.
Sunday train at 0 43 a, m (or Surii(liaiina,
mllh utitrrn icnntdlonr, and 0,27 p. in , with
lime lonnettlom.
lYolm arrhu at FH . in. anil 3,(5 p. m.
Butidaja al S il a. in.
News of Funeials.
The lute (ieoiRo .Stephens, who mot si
tt.iRle death by falling dnw iihtahs nl
the home of his daiiKhtei, in HaulwiiK,
Vt., was laid al iol In Maplewood
eemeteiy, this ell, esteidav alter
noon. Set vices weie loudlicied in tho
Flist Methodist chinch, whlih weie
well atlended by li lends of tho de
ceased and of his sons In L'aiboudale.
The funeial of the late Miss Maiy
vaiiRhey )1 take placo this foienonn.
At 10.1.1 the pioceshlon will leave the
lesldenie, on Imitoln avenue, for Hi.
Hoho (hutch, wheio a hlsh mass of ie
iilotn will be suiiff.
Collection Due Mr. Buidette.
Ily an uiuioyliiK enoi on Satuiday In
tho stoiy Willi lefeienie to tho visit of
Doirance DucKley Ilutdette, It was
stated, in the head of the article, that
he was better Known as 'devil" llui
dlck, when It should have lead "Hoile"
Huulich, as It appealed in tho body of
tho ai tide. No ct eater mistake lould
have been made, and had tho t(H
said "angel" Iluidlck It would havo
been no mistake, for Mr. lIuidetto'H
dlspnsltlon Is nun i on tho oidei of tho
angelic than otheiwlse.
At the Churches.
.1. M (Minnie, oigaulst at the Set olid
l'iesb tellai' ililiuh, gave the leiltal
hiit evening at Tiinlty Hplsinp.il
ihuiih at the loniluslon of the ser
vleis The i hui i h organist. Chillies
Unci!-, un, was at the oigatl duilllg tho
set vie os
Ilcv. J. P. Manwell of the CoiiRiega
tlonal eliuich, llaitotd, spoke je.tei
day at tho lteiean HnptWt ihuiih at
tho 11101111117 and evenltiT un v It es, and
aim eipeilnllv ndilii "-"ed the .voung
people at the ii :',il p. in meeting.
HoEen-Hogle Nuptials.
u iiiiiiounieuieiit that will i.iiim'
pleasiue iimiillK a wide ilnle ol tileuils
Is Unit ol the iniitllage ol Miss Alleo
Haen and lesaiidet llogle, of this
city, which look plan- on Wednesday
Ian at Wlndnii. N Y, They will le
hide al the Iniiue ol the bible's mother,
on lilt Kelt stieet Until have many sin
i en- tl lends In this clt Mr. Hogle is
ii Helawaie and Hudson passenger
tialumau.
Mectlnpa Tonight.
Coniuiou Ciiuin II.
(Hive Leaf Lodge. No IT.tJ, I. O. O. V,
I'edeial I'nlon, No. "-'01.
1'atllotle (inlet Sons of Ameilia,
Caiboudalu Council, No. ,!J!i, Knights
of I'olutubi.i.
At the Hospital.
Mis. Toolln, of 17 Woodhiwn avenue,
Is at Hmeigency hospital, and Is In a
diingf'inus Londltlon, duo to a phjslcnl
tioublo of long stnnillug.
"Johnnlo" Haker, n well-Know n e imr
acter about town, has left tho hospital,
gieatly Impinvcd, after a haul blcgu of
Illness,
Mr. Tlghe's Illness,
Juiuch McTlghe, propiletor nf tho
Kit;, on South Main street, U danger
ously HI,
To Close in Honor of Holldny.
Today bong the Day of Atonement,
the most mpoilaut among tho trusts
ot the Jewsh laleiidar, the stoics of
all ot the Hi hiew mei chants In tho
city will be closed.
THE PASSING THRONG.
Miss Teiesa iighe spent .Sunday wlln
fi lends In Aichbald.
Mr. and Mrs. C Oltchiniin t punt yes
teulay In llenlc 1; Cei'tte.
W. G. Sun i y bus i etui lied ft inn n
business trip to New Ycnk city.
Hline! riiltmiin has accepted a posi
tion as teamster for (liocer Chailes M.
Seaman.
Mr. and Mis. John Cliine of Canaan
stieet, are spending a few days In Now
Ycnk it.
The Misses Hoitlgaii and Devlin, of
Wilkes-Dane, weie tho guests yuslei
day of tho Misses Tighe, of rallbtook
stieet.
Itcstauiant-kecper Thomas Ii. Camp
bell, of Salem avenue, and Thoman
Iheunan, of Main stieet, and Passenger
Engineer (Jillis, of the Dclawuio and
0LYPHANT
Itev Father Hcfferon, who has been
assisting Huv. P. J. Muiphy at St. Pat
He k's i hurch foi u few months; has
been appointed to a parish at Great
P.end, Pa., by Rt. Itov. Hlshop Hoban.
Father Hcfferon left beie for Great
Head on Satuiday.
Miss .Mai gin et McHugh, of South
Seianton, spent yesterday with l da
tives heie.
Anthony Hogan, of Scotch stieet,
while in the act of uncoupling some
mine i.us at the No. - collleiy, Satur
day, had his head taught between the
mis and was Injured badly. The fact
that the cms weie barely moving at
the time of the accident probablv saved
Ills life. Di. Pi be. who Is attending
the injuted man, expects no horlous ic
sults. The poles of the Lackawanna Tele
phone company aie In plaie, and the
woik ol stiiuging when will bo com
menced In a few das.
Pennington's Uiogiaph of Living Plc
tilicH will bo seen at tho Father
Mathev opera house tomorrow and
Wednesday ev tilings. Tickets, 10, 20
and 110 lents.
.Mis. John Piohett, of Susquehanna
stuet, who lias been seilously 111, Is
slow l Impinvlng.
Mis. William Ainer, of Maueh Chunk,
Is the guest of Druggist and Mrs. H. H.
Hush, of Lackawanna stteet.
Li o Lnch retutned CHtetday, after
spending ten days at the P.in-Amerl-e.in
exposition.
.Mis. S. J. Caw ley nnd Mis. John Da
vis left Satuiday to spend a week In
Philadelphia.
Mis. Catherine Davis, of Kingston,
who has been visiting i datives heio,
returned homo jesteiday.
TAYLOR.
The testimonial cnm.cU foi Piof
Hmiy llvnns of Wales, befoie his de
pailiue lor home, nnunuuicd lo be held
this evening In Weber's link, has been
postponed until Tuesday. Oetobei 1.
The piogiamuie vvhhli is now coiu
pleled, Is made up of lite town's best
talent Pint. Uvalis, vi ho is a baittnue
slngt i of loiiMdciahlc lame, will lilni--II
appeal ill soveial nilinbeis. Tho
Anlhiailte Glee i lull nnd the Moait
ipiaitette, who ate counted tho best In
their lino In the valley, havo also been
engaged to take p.ut.
Chailes Feat, a well-known joung
man, aged 18 yeais, died at the Hahne
mann hospital, Seianton, after a Inlet
Illness of typhoid lever. Deceased ic
sidetl with Mr. and Mis. William
Hvnus, of Old Forge, fiom whlih place
llie funi'ial will take placo Ibis aflei
noon. Seivlies will be held at the bolide
at 1! n'lloik nteinienl wilt lie in ide In
Man y ( I'luetei v
Tho vnuiir;i"-t ihlld of Ml atid Mis.
Cbnilei llodaes, ot Pallioad stieet,
died .vesteiday, altei a In lei Illness.
The Tayloi Choial union met for re
heaisal lasi evening, at the Calvaiy
Haptlst i hill ill, fin the Piovideuie cls
teddloil, to ii held on Thanksgiving
day Thne was a number ol new slng
ets piesent. Tho'-e wishing to Join tho
choir must linnd In their names as
einl as possible. It Is lequcstcd that
the slngeis bo piesent lor lehenisal
piomptly at S o'dock next Sunday
evening.
Miss Kate Sl.ippl and Mr. John A.
Negley, both popular oimg peoplo of
this town, will bo united in man logo In
tho Geimnn Hvangcllcal church on
Thill sday, September 1!G.
The caipenteiH have coiuincnceil
weak on tho new siuglo dwelling of
ltichard 'Wllllaiiis, coiner of Keser
and Noitli Main streets.
Tho mission nt the Church of thu Ini
maculato Conception, which has been
In piogiess dm lug the past week, came
to u successful i lose last evening. Ilev.
Father Hoban, nf tho Iteilemptoilst or
der, was In chat go of tho mission, Itev.
Hoban Is an eloquent speaker and his
tenuous vveio foulblo and Intcicstlng.
Foieiuan mid Mis. John It. Johns mid
ihlldien, Norma and Hector, returned
Satuiday from a week's trip to the
Pan-American exposition,
Emblem division, No. OT, Sons of
Temperance, will meet In tegular ses
fcion this evening.
Misses Annie und Minnie Raker, ot
Main street, have ictutiied home tiom
a tlnee months' vacation, spent at Kc
nom Lake, N. Y.
Anthony Schulthles, of 'Wllkes-Baire,
called on his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Henry Schulthles, of 'West Tjylor, yes
teulay.
Mi. and Mrs. "William 11. Stone anil
son, Clarence, of South Main stieet,
spent tho Sabbath with relatives In
Wllkes-llanc.
Mis. James P. Doyle, of Starrucea,
has leturncd home, after spending a
few weeks with her mother heio.
Henry "Wilson, of Forest City, called
on i datives In this borough, yestcrduy.
Tho Archbald mine of tho Dolawuie,
Lackawanna and Western company
will resume operations tomorrow, after
a five days' Idleness.
Sad Intelligence was lecclvcd hero
from Gicenvvood yesterday, announc
ing the death of Mis. Isaac Davis,
who was well known In this town.
M00S1C.
Quite a bcilous accident occiuerd at
the Fouith stieet ciosslng ot tho Dela
waio and Hudson ralhoad Saturday
noon. Tlie Plttston ,11c company's
wagon was stunk by the l-'.i- south
bound tialn and completely demolished.
The dtlver ivas badly bhaken up and
received a seveto cut on tho head. Tho
horse.se escaped unliijmcd.
Lewis McCiiwioy and Miss Carpen
ter are being entet tallied at the home
of Miss Vcrtle DK.
Mis. John Itobeits of Mlnooka ave
nue is 111
Mr. Balt, foreman at the glass fae
toty, is visiting Ills home nt Ocean
Citv
Tho entet talninent given by Miss
Haiiett and Mr. McCaully was well at
tended and highly appreciated. Miss
Hatiett deserves great ciedlt for each
of her leadings.
"Bowers Heilew Is impioving slowly
after a brief serious operation for ap
pendicitis.
I SBfWL3m,
Opening Day Today
I
Splendid Showing of Fall Clothing
For Women, Men and Children.
Right at the beginning of the ad. we want to state t
as emphatically as possible that among all this grand h
stock ot rastiionable ana worthy Uothing, there isn t a
garment that quality for quality isn't as low in price as
any cash store in the state.
Today is our opening day, and we want you to feel
that you are perfectly welcome to come and look and
ask as many questions as you choose without buying.
If you buy you will find it easy to pay by our Easy
Payment Plan.
PECKVILLE.
Sunday
with
Will Williams bpont
Avoe.i friends',
Joseph K. Hell will leave soon for
Winchester, V,i t-o as to be on hand at
the opening of the deer season,
Mrs. Jull.i Haines nurt Mrs, J. D.
Hioad aie the guests of Mr. and Alls.
Andievv Hale, of Yatesville,
On Wednesday night thieves relieved
Benjamin Piosser of his poultry.
D. W. Williams expect to have his
coal bleaker hi operation this week.
The bte.ikcr Is located on tho Powder
Mill road.
William Allen and 11. J. Heese ac
companied by seveial other gentlemen
are fishing on the Delaware near Han
cm k.
NO TURKISH BATnS IN TURKEY.
Neaiest to Them Is tho Hnmmara,
Which Has Some Resemblance.
1 mil i In 1! uik ol llir Wick
Is i " Turkish bath known in
Tuikij This curious question Is not
Iniieiiuuitly put to travellers fiom the
Hast i people in this countiy. It Is
tine tbrio is not much resemblance
b 'tween thi external nppearnnee and
management of tho so-called Turkish
bath In Ihlgluud and thoso of the
' Ii.iinniain" in Tut key.
Outwardly tho "hainmam" usually
piescntH something of tho appcaranco
of a" domed bcpulchral cdlllce. of the
little domes or cupolas which ilse fiom
Its mof that In tho middle Is tho high
est, and Is set, with many small win
dows for tho pui'iiose of lighting tho
bath Tho niasslvo walls that form
ths sides of ho "hammutn" have no
windows and It is thought that if tho
walls were pierced tho outsldo nil
would penetrate Into tho iutcilor nnd
cause vailatlons In the evenness of
temperatilio which it Is held desliablo
to maintain, Tho inter lor thus often
becomes very close, as ventilation is
very slow, being thiough the opening
by passei s, to and from of tho tioublo
dooia of the passage which lends to the
cool entiauco hall. Hvcry now and
then tho attendants burn fianklncense
In the interior of the bath with the
Idea ot purifying the nh
The great w.iun hall under the cen
tial dome has gciieiallj three huge,
niches, two on each side and one In
front, as well as two little chambets.
Hach of these, niches and chanibern has
ii loof In the shape of o half hemis
phere, which contains a few tiny glass
apertures, and which Is Joined to the
central dome loof, In nil thei-o niches
mid chambers there aie, according to
the sUe of the bith, one, two or thtee
marblo basins which nrr fixed In tho
low pnrt of the wall, each bnslii lie-
For the Men.
If you want a really worthy
and stylish suit you can get it
here. All the New Fall Styles
are here in plain and fancy
weaves and the prices are low
and payments easy.
Settle the Fall Overcoat ques
tion here if you want satisfac
tion all good all colors very
latest styles. Hats and Shoes
for Men, and Sturdy Clothing
for Boy 5.
For Women.
Beautiful garments that only
the most skilled tailor can du
plicate. All the present day
designs, nnd all the popular col
ors and materials.
But we mustn't pass hy the
Handsome Silk, Flannel and
Satin Waists, or the graceful
Skirts with the perfect hang.
Or the Petticoats, or the Dainty
Millinery Creations.
317 Lacka. Ave.
Second Floor.
Open Evenings.
PEOPLE'S
Credit
Clothing
Company.
FINANCIAL. I FAVCL.
gjjxuiwHUJafafB
WE OFFfiR TO YIHLD ABOUT
si, 000,000
BUTTE ELECTRICHEPOWER COMPANY
of Butte, Mont.
(Unite 11 the pieite-t copper pioiliinns t it y In the worlii),
5o First Mortgage Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
Ilenonilniitlnr $1.W. miUurlnir 1 to TO venw. Amplj provide! for bv rrvrvo
Rod slnklnir f unci. Net e.irnlniis three ami thrre ipmrtiiK times inUrct ehnnifc
Wrlto for report of Mi. Smmiol Instill, 1'rcpiilcnt of the Clilcapo lMiou Co., ani
ppreiul 1 ireulai. fl
RUDOLPH KLEYBOLTE & CO.,
1 NAbSAll i.I, ISnW 0lik.
Ins pioiileci with hot mid i"lil water
tnp.-t. Itouiiil thrho linsiiii people hii
on nun bio or wooden hems which 1110
t.llHPil iilioiit llo or Blx liu hiM above
tho lioni ; and fconlet! thereon tbej have
their bith. The llttlo chambers can bo
etiKiiReil for prlate 11.10 on application.
The ennanee hull H sipiauil hhnpul,
nnil luiH Ritlleileti iiinnlni; nlmiR on
each shio In which arc many beds. Tho
bath Keeper In always to bo peen In
bin phife ilose tu thu iluor. HmnkliiK
hit- pliie or nuigullch, ami nilntlnK the
1 nstoini'tn who 1 oiiii' anil ro. In the
inlilille ot tho entiance hull Is a, foun
tain, the pure nnil cold w liter of which
Is ee.isolen.sly plaHhiiifr Into Its marble
tank. In tbW w titer ficHh frultH mid
bottlea of lemon hiiimhIi mo Kepi 100I
In niiintner time fur tho une nt cuhtoin
rtH. Nuar It a mini niuy 1m seen al
ways bus inakliiK eolfee on the cliui
coal file, fin moot peoplo nro eei
ready to take a tln cup ot coffee at
almost any time nf the da. Many
of IhoTinklsh baths me built ilouble
0110 portion belnp; iihnlt,'iieil for the tiho
of ladles, In tome places ladles go to j tho baths only on certain duys of tho
vvi.k which me coiim'. rated to ihem.
C- r t 1 itl baths, attain, m- led hi them
ivcr) ctai mull I o e luck In tlie even
ire, after wlihh hour tho mo made
over foi the use nl men The ih.liKCS
a'o very i-eiiHonable. A man inn hao
.1 loinplcto bath, nnd may hi.i on
the prenilHes of the e.st.ibliHlinient an
loiif? an he pleHPcs, b.v pajliiK about Is
hit. Ladles pay much Ici-h- man this
sum. their oNpunfH enn haidly bo
much over aUpence, as tho take all
their own tonph, towels anil iloi; with
theui. What they pay Is really the
"water feo" and a penny or two tor tha
attendant.
A new foatuio which has been Inllo
diiec'il Into the old Tutklsh bath is tho
cold water douche which it Is beinmlni;
cut-tommy for tho people to tuko after
theh hot hath.
Pncifying Her.
Ili, W iIp It tin miiihIiI In liu 'miily In c-
In.' in liukr mil ilinriuui lh urn nul ),(VltlJ
II will lip molt' il in I 1 j 1 In ir
I liii.ic.i viiiitnuilii Hoii't let that orr
u I'll II it 1 !"'. vvc'U move tu ,Sfv Vi
lliuivr'. llaiar,