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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE- WEDxVESD A IT, SEPTEMBER 25, 1901.
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:. NUPTIALS OP A DAY.'
7Hvo Couples Who Plighted Their
Vows In the Midst of Multitudes
of Their Friends In St. Hose
", Church Kennedy-Ban ett Nuptials
In tho Morning and Joidan-Demp-
' sey Wedding In the Afternoon.
Nuptial vows wore plighted on two
. ..CCIlSlOllS In St. I Into chinch yostoi-
day,, Iji,Uio inclining, when the Ken
a ncdy;Hujiott .wedding, took place, uiul
, In 'thd'latn nTtctnouif, when the Jnr
. tlan-Dempscy man luge was snlom
r nlzcd.
ij Kennedy-Bairett Wedding.
' Tho .tuliuipiils In tho yist cot oniony
weio Sllss I.tiey Kenneiiy, or innnu
1 ix street, mill John Hiuiett, the twr
. chant tullor of South Alain street.
Rev. V. A. (loiinutl solemnized the
. pvpiiI which attracted it gieat timing,
"as the- tulrlp mid ginom wero conspll'ii-
uHitd popular In their soi'lul set, -
It wits 0 o'pliick when the bridal par
ty ipiiiIipiI the i hill ell and mulched
in the mncttury tall, wlieio the lirlilo
ninl gloom plighted their, vows befoio
thp lipailtltnl ultiir. Alls KatlliMi
Htltlei. of Sciuutoti, was tin- maid and
"Will l Loftus, of this titj, was the
gioom's best man Tho bildo was most
becomingly gowned In a tohe of silk
RatizV-ovtMv castor inloiptl silk. Slip
cuirled btlilal loses. .MI-s Uutlcr was
sluillaily gowned.
A lereptlou anil wedding bitnkfast.
nl which only the lelatlves and a lim
ited iiiimbpi' (if friends weie pieSent,
took place at the bilde's home.
Mr. and Sits. Itaitett left at noon
on a it -i to r.nlTato, the Thousand
Islands and .Mnntte.il. They will reside
on Hiooklyn stieet on their tetuin.
Many slucoie wishes will accompany
Sir. and Mis. TUinett In their now
pphei e.
Joidan-Dcmpsey.
Theie Mas a lingo gathoilng of
friends and nciiiinlntunces In St. Hose
ehuiclt at (J o'clock lust evening, when
Sllss Alice .loidun.of Kail !took stieet.
mid John Deinpsey. of the South Side,
weto happily wedded.
S!ts Helen .Toidau. the bible's sis
tn, was her maid, and William Sic
Donald was gioomsni.in.
The bilde woio steel ashiiKie. and
hi'd u hoiiQuel of bildal tose. The
Ivlde&inald was also piettlly atllied.
Rev. W. A. Got man iclebiated the
nuptial?.
There was a leceptlon at the bride's
home, wheie the conginttilatinns and
well wishes came fioni a host of
fi lends. A wedding supper was par
taken nf. The bride and gtoom wcie
most gepeiously remembeied by their
numerous friends Sir. mid Sirs.
Pompsoy will begin housekeeping at
once.
AMUSEMENTS.
"The House That Jack Built."
"The House That Jack ISttllt," a new
comedy by (Jcorge H. Rroadhutst, who
iiitioduccd the "Joneses" and "Smiths"
to the stage, will be at the Ciiand
Opera house tonight.
The new piny dlffeis ladi.ally fiom
any of the authors previous comedies.
One of the most humoious situations,
and ono of the most novel, is the paper-hanging-
scene, whkh Is Infectiously
funny. Author Kioadhuist wishes to
go on record us saying that ho con
siders Sir. Uenrgo H. Summcis, who
plays tho leading putt as one of the
best non-star English speaking aetots
on tho American stage.
"Tho Tridc of Jennlco," Satin day.
"The Pride of Jennlco" villi be given
here on Saturday night at the Grand
Opera house.
The play Is ono of tho most success
fill romantic dimnas which has seen
tho light for yeats, and It will bo pre
sented here with all tho elaborate seen.
eiy, costuming and accessories which
have accompanied It during Its late
prospeious run In New York at Froh
man's theater, "The Crlteilon."
Many Famous Successes.
"Blue Jeans' Is a play tnmous
thioughout the entile country;
"Faust," Is immortal; "On tho Wab
ash," Is tho only true Amoilcan melo
drama: "The Cheny Pickers," won
linpiccedcnted triumphs ut the Foitt
tcenth Stieet theater, New York; "The
Sporting Duchess," Is llrst of the great
inelo-dtainatic successes to be present
ed at populur piices, while "A Ward
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Delaware and Hudson Railroad.
June 6, 1901
Tulns Mill Icjio C'ailiomlalo at city utatlon aj
follow:
for hcranton nd Wilkes.Harro fi 00, T Ofi, 8 00.
. POt, 1001. 11,31 a. nu; lili), 1 u, u.Sl, SJI,
. ft 01. ?, loot, 10 fil p m,
. Sunday tralm lcae at 8.5C, ll.2t a. m ; 1.10,
2,", 6W, SOU p. m.
Tcr Albany, Su-atoga, Montreal, Ilolnn, New
Inglawl ijointt, ck., 7 00 a. m ; ,ai p. m.
umj, J
and (Hranton as follo. 0.1VI. h.17. a .in 10 fin
a. 111. ; 12.37, 3.(M, il.il, i 'J8, b OS, 7.01, 8.31, u 51.
11.57 p. m.i I.5J a. in, ' ''
.snnrlav train arrive at 0.37 a. in.: 1; 10. .1";
. K-JO. 11.10 i. in. ' "'
Iralni arrive dally from Albany at 3.18 and
Pfis p. m t ard on hunilay at "no p, tn.
'I rain! arrie (rom Iloncudale and Wajmart
dally at Mi a. m i 12.4H. 4 10, 6.17 p. in.
hundaj trains anl at Carbondalc from Late
IodQtf, Wajmart and llonesdale at 1.' 17, 410
and 7.&S p. m.
NeW'.York, Optario and Western.
. Spt. 17, 11(01.
" Train! leave' Caibondalo fur .Srantnn at 7 00 .
in. i 4 If) p. 111.
Siyiday train at 7.00 a. in,; h.M p in
TiaJn lfr Carliondalc (or poluu norlli at
11. 10, a 111. On Sunday at B.10 a 111. Iralm
Trailnff at 11 10 a. 111, week iIjjh anil 1 10 a 111
Kuntraj mako coniicitloni lor .Suv ork. Coin-
nail, etc,
.1 Iraliia anlie (rom Soranton at 11. 10 a. m ; fi in
n- m.: Iroin polnta nortli, 4,i) p. ni. Mindai!
.lro.m Scroploii ut 0.10 a 111. and 7.IJ p. in , from
rdola at CM p. in.
Erie Railroad,
June 3, 11)01,
Train If city atation, Catboudale, dally
exrent fiundavl at 7.00 a, in and 4.J.1 p. m r
Prande and Mnorli; at 0.1.1 a. 111., dally ',,.
'Cfptlnr flundar), for HIiiRhamton, nfakliiB con
reellona for New Vnrk rlty and HnrTaln, and at
610 p. m. for Suiqufhinna, rnaklnu connictien
for wettern polnta.
Sunday train t (MS 1. m. for Suiquehaiina,
with netlern connerjlqn, and 6,,7 p. rn,, ivltli
iam eennec'tfona. ' ' '
TYaW airlS-e ltM-V rt. 'ard 9 A . m.
Eundiyi it 8.53 a. in.
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I F J J gJ
. For Ult todoir, Hamart anj lloncsdalc,
;li, 11.05 a. m ; J.51, 0. 1 J p. hi.
..iMimtay trairu Icaic tor Lake lxiilorr, Waimart
mfn llnnfMlalr at 0.SO a in. ; 1 30, 4 15 p. ni
Trains airiic at ('artmndalp from uilLm iiirr.
Catbondale Department.
of Fianco" Is given, In most mngnin
cent style.
These inuke up but a small pail of
tho fmnoiis productions that ate to
be presented by the King Dramatic
company, which Is announced to ap
pear at tho Gland Opera house nc,xt
week. The oiganlratloii Is headed by
Sir. Lou Ueasley and Includes many
popular artists who nre mote than
ordlnnrlly known and who lnvatlably
become local favorites.
PAIR AND CARNIVAL.
Centtal Labor Union's Entoipilse to
Open Oct. 14.
Tin- lominltt'-es 111 (haige of the ell-
teiptlt-e me hustling the nriaiigemeuts
lor the holding nf the fair and carnival
of the rvntial labor union, which will
npiit In Witll'.i hall on .Monday even
ing, Octbbei II.
The iiiiiiinlttpp on cnteitalumeiit has
not decided whetlipf or not then- will
lie mi enteitiilnment eiuh eMMiing, but
It Is I'ltnlii that tliete will be enough
iVatines iluilng the week to itmiisc and
delight the tluong that will visit the
hall.
Among the m titles to be disposed of
by limine me: A bed and willow
locker, now illplavcd In 1!. W. Petit
Ick's window . a handsome stand and
lump, displayed nt piesent In Heny's
window, mid a gold ling, wliltli is on
e.hlbltiiiu In tin- window of Jeweler
I'aiui'ion Twnt dollais In gold will
uNo be chaiued off, and Thomas l.ang
doli, balber, and Nicholas Noor, clgai
maker, will tontest for u vuuklng set.
CASES OF DIPHTHEKIA.
Two Houses Infected by the Danger
ous Disease.
Two cases of diplltheilil have been
i Plotted to the board of health authot
ItleM within a few d,is.
One of tile houses Infilled is that
of Jacob Stone, on Sand street; tho
house visited by the diead disease Is at
the Corby ipiiiu mi Iielmont stieet.
Caihondale has a splendid sanltaiy
I '10111 anil no iiiiicciii Is felt over these
e.T-(.v, niilv tu the extent that the health
autlinilties will take tho usual piccatl
lUius ili.it it emplovs in i ases of tliln
i haini'tor.
S'tnitniv Policeman Moffit has pla
int ded the houses and will see to It
that the ieiulicments of the law in
such instume aie fully met.
Appointed Deputy Select Commander
P. O. Heniy Chapman of Pioneer
l'lt Castle. No. L'O.'i, Am lent Older
Knights of the Slvstie Chain has lieun
appointed by Select Commander W. W.
Wetzel of Allentown, deputy sell i t
commander of the Second I.aikuwanua
dNttlit whkh comprises Catboudale,
Jeiinyn and Peckvllle.
Two Births.
Two West Side homes weic hi light
ened this VNeek by the bliths of boy
babies. They vveie tlioso of Chi 1st Tay
lor, on Pallbiook stieet, and Sllihael
Aimesbuiy.
Enteitalned.
31 is. W. Swaitz Is enti'i talniiiR a
number of her friends at her home, on
Dundaff stieet, In honor of her Biiest,
SIis. J. J. Kennedy, of New Voik ilty.
THE PASSING THRONG.
Lehman C.uey has moved his fam
ily to Sri anion
31. P. O'Connor, of liliiRhituitnu, was
In town jestetday.
1 N. Iluttle, of Se.tfoid, U roRlsteied
at tho Aineilcau house.
J 11. jiaglpy of Canaan stieet i nt
the P.in-Ameilcan cNpodtlon.
John Mull head, of I'ittstnu, was a
visitor to Carbondale vestenlny.
Climles Tucker has moved fioni
AVnshington stieet 10 l1rooklu stieet.
II. Ii. Suthoiland, of Wilkes. Italic,
made a visit to Ciubonditle jesteiday.
Kx-City Solicitor J. II. Tot ley. ot
Sciauton, was in Caibondalo ester
day. Slis. J, C. SIcAnilrew, of Sci.intou,
Is visiting' lelathes in the Umoklvn
hectlon.
Sllss Ida Tompkins, of llonesdale,
spent .Sunday with het patents on Tet
raco street.
Sir. and ills. V. W. L m h, of New
i'oik city, me stopping at tho llar
ilson house this week.
Attorney W. D. H. Aluey and W. A.
UuuliiRton, of Slnutiiiue, weie at the
Amoilcan house jesteiday.
J. J. I.nughiau, of New Yoik ilty,
repteseiitliiK Oately & Fltswiald, was
at the Ilmtison house yestenlay.
A. Lundnulst, of New Voik city,
travelhiK aent for tho Piilon Pailtie
rallinad, was a caller at tho Urle tielv t
otllce In this cltj yesteidav.
Sir. and Sits. Lehman Caiey of South
WashltiKton stieet have removed their
household elfeets to Sei anion mid will
reside theiu wheie Sir. Caicy has f-e-cuipiI
a luuutlve position.
Fiank Hollonbai k and Lev 1 Pallet
son weie at the Wajne 1 utility fair In
llonesdale yesterday. SIi. Patterson is
especially Inteiested In the tali as bo
hopes to win new lam els with his
sttlnp of speedy tmtteis.
AVIlllam Ople. sr, of Ulikert stieet,
returned Saturday eveuliiK' fioni a sn
Joutn of j-eveial weeks in IhiKlaud. Sir.
Oplo Is veiy much Improved in health
and tesunied his position jestuday
iikii nliiR at the Pelawme and Hudson
Slain street blacksmith shops
Tho Caibondalo visltois at the p.ui
Atnerlcan 1110 the followliu;. IJ. W.
Pethlck mid son, Vol. Ilolleubeck. J. P.
Collins, SIis, I., l.ec, Mi . ami Slis. I).
W. Humphrey and daiiRhtcr, Untie
31., Sirs. Wllllum Sliannou, Sir. mid
Sirs. O. F. Colli It and 3Ilss tiiace Sill
ler. V.. 1,. Hatlleld, founeily of the Car
bondale depaitment of The Tribune,
was In town jesteiday on his way
fiom llonesdale, wheie he attended the
Wayne lounly tulr as The Tilbune's
tepiesentatlve. The full ieports that
Sir. Hatlleld furnishes will be appie
elated bj the Catboudale leadeis of
The Tilbune. who me Bteatly Inteiest
ed in the dointis of the fair.
Sllss i:ieanor OallaKher, of Kansas
City. ,Mo u lelatlvo of Dr. J, A. Kelly,
was a miest or himself and Sirs. Kelly
oil TliutMluy nlKht anil iltn Iiik yester
day, when she left for her homo In the
West. Silks (lalliiKher was one of a
party of nlno school tracheis fiom
Kansas City who made 11 tour of
Kuiope, spending abuiit threo months
there. On hor jetiiru trip she decided
tp spend a d.-ty or so hete, and It whh
to pay this gieatly rnjoyfd vitlt Unit
she 'anio to Cai hodale.
'Phone :
NEW, 286
OLD, 0423
THE ENTERTAINMENT COURSES.
Maro, tho Magician, to Open Tlrst
Series nnd tho Slavton Jubilee
Singers to Appear First in tho
High School Course.
Awakened lutcicst and anticipation
mo being shown In the enteititlnment
and lecture couises which will delight
Carhondalo lesldents this season.
The com so, which Is under tho til
lection of Claude It. Smith mid lsaau
Singer nnd which luonilses to bo tho
gt cutest success of Its character ever
attempted In Cuibondalc, will open on
Mondny, Oct. 21.
Tho attraction will be Slaio, who Is
one of the cleveiest enteitaluets sent
out by the Htockway entertainment
and lecture bin can. Ho Is a magician,
shadow giaphlst and musician, mid his
selection as the "Hist nlghtei" Is a
happy one.
Vcisons win deslie seats or who seek
lnfoimatlon as to tho couisc will bo
Infoi med by iidilicsslug Chimin H.
Smith or Isaac Singer, of by calling
at Reynolds' drug stole.
Th" cltv h"hool teaehpis are now dis
posing of r mil so tickets for the series
tint will be 1 onductecl during lustltuto
week, commencing Monday, Dec. 2.
Tho spkiidld speakers nnd entertain
ers, and the lndustiy and activity of
the teachers vvlll go to nssuie tho
splendid suciess of the etiteiprl"'.
The Hist number will be the Slayton
Jubilee slngeis and following these
will be two of the most gltted speak
( rM ever heatd III Caihondale, Ileliiy
Walteisnn, the dlstlnguislied southetn
(i, mid Itev. Dr. StnlTotd, of Washlng
Iiiii. D. l' . the eminent Shakespprlnn
"cholar. The Smith sHtcis is the Inst
number.
The tlikiis for the coin so me but
one dollar, which Is exceedingly low.
DELAWARE AND HUDSON NOTES
Items of Intel est to Railroad Men
in and Nenr the City.
Foiiner KngliiPeis linker and Hub
haul me now employed at the tound
lioine, inspecting engine supplies.
Among th" improvements In the ymd
is a new building that has been elect
ed for the storage of oil. Sevetal
tanks will be used and the oi; will be
pumped Ink- the supply bouse by nlr.
Ki" tinier YI"kors lias been n'Wed n
position as suppilntendent of motive
power by tho Stiutton Continctlng
company.
The old gale hoiisn where the water
was tinned Into the t.iual tinm tho
liver has been tout down in older to
give mine void room.
Sam Sliinii. of the supply house, Is
doing juiv duty this week.
The Delawate and llud-on company
has pnld a number of Its old engines
to Sutidiom A; Sttattm, contractors.
Oeoige D.ivi", of the louud house, Is
on the sU k list.
Sam Tompkins spent Sunday in
Sciauton.
Uncalled-for Letteis.
List of letteis temalnlng In the Ciu
bonditle, Ia.. poslolllce, Sept. '.'4, ltliil.
for pei sons unknown: J. Almeno, I!.
S. Hmtsell, J. SkCatty, IMwmd 31c
nonald, T. Slat tin, INtate of A. Nkh
ols, Charles II. Scudder, T. I'eteis, .1.
P Sl.itteily, T. Walsh, Slis. l.llllau
Uensbmg, SIis. 12. I, Janswlck, Sllss
Nellie Catty. SINs I'e.ul Wood, J. H.
Thomas, P. 31
Appointed Traveling Engineer.
S. W. Heech, of this city, has been
piouioled to ti. iv cling engimer for tho
Ontmlo and Western. Sir. licet h lias
l en an enslueer on the Kciautou
In am h of the Ontmlo nnd Western for
ten years and Is louslileicd one of the
most lellable men that the company
has lu their employ.
JERV.YN AND MAYFIELD.
The Woninu's Home Sllssionaty so
1 iety will mtet tonioriow alteinoou at
tne home of Slis. (Jeoige Cudlip, ot
Fointh stiett.
Sir. Hosiner Fowler and two sons, Ai
thur and Klmer mid Sir. and SIis.
Thomas Hunter and sou, Floyd, have
ictuiued home tiom the Pun-Aincilcan
exposition.
Ontuilo mid Wce-tein lhighuer Halls'
family have moved theii household et
feits to Cailosla, .V. V., wheie ho has
been liansfeicd.
Slis. Plch.ml Mvans and two ehll
dien have letuined home fiom a lew
das visit with Fullhinok fi lends.
Postmaster Ciildlths attended the Ite
publli.in state (imventlon ut Sciauton
yrsteiday.
.Mis M. .1. Shields mid Slb Slargmet
Thiunp-oii weie Siianton visltois jes
tenla.v Dr I). Pavls lett jesteiday fur
lilnghaiutou to attend the New Voik
slate Knights Ttiupl.ii innvenioil.
.Instil e of the Peaie Ih.iac Slendel
son of Slaj Held will leave today tn
Mud.v no dlt lue at the Italtlmnic college
of I'lijsti'iaiir. mid Surgeons.
.Mr mid Site-, .lo-i pit .Mover and
ilaughteis Chilsile and IMlth. of ICns
lon, ale the gursts of Coiiiluctor and
Sirs, Aithur Daj nl Cemcteiy stieet.
A.qscoyv.
Intel estlng and luspliing memoilal
seiviies. in Iniiioi' of the late PiPldent
was held In 1 0 Thin sday nfteinoon In
the Slithudist ihiiuh. A huge ton
giegatlon was pie-eiit. The (i. A. It.
Woinan's Itellef Coips am) si hnol chll
(lien muichcd to the chun h in 11 body.
The ihuich was laslefnlly diaped 111
black", a pit line of SIcKluley otttipy
lug u plate on the platloim O. II.
Viiughn was appointed elialimaii for
the iKeasiiin. Tho favorite hymns of
SIcKluley weie sung at the seiviics.
The scilptuie lesson was lead by Itev.
(1. H. Pientltt. Prayer was olfeied by
Hev. Slimier, atler whldi Itev. Hitch
of Daleville gave an cm client addiess,
Among othoiH which took jiait lit the
servites weie: I'lul, Hush, i'tof. Sillier
and Sli. John lliitl.
Sirs. Slmhler of l.eetonla, IM Is
visiting her sister, Slis. (Jtotge Hoi
tiee Joseph Y eager Is (tllle 111 with plum
plielimoillll. Sllss l'.uth am diier entPi tallied Sllss
Clark of Hnnesilale over Sunday.
Philip Knoll of Jet sey City Is 11 vis
Itor In town.
Sir. and Sits. Chubb and family re
lumed home Slouday utter 11 visit In
Wnymait.
Sits. Walter Piinyon left Slouday for
her new home in Plttsbutg,
Mr. mid Sirs, l.oncteln spent Sunday
and Monday with the former's parents
near Lake Ariel.
Miss Mary Hello Svveetser of Scran
ton was tho guest of friends hero over
Hunilay,
R. 11. Krhart visited the Pan-American
lust week.
William Hinds Is confined to his homo
with inllammatory rheumatism.
Mrs. Lizzie Mcgargle, Sllss Ruth
Gardner mid Sllss Agnes Watts wero
elected delegates to tho llonesdale ills
trlet Hpworth League convention to be
held at Haw ley next week.
TAYLOR.
A grand conceit and drawing will
be held at the Calvary Itaptlst church
on Slondoy evening, Nov. 25. A grand
opportunity will bo afforded those
who havo not 03 yet had a ehanro on
tho valuable lot, which Is situated at
Johns nnd Thomas stieet, and which
was postponed fiom the recent fair.
Tho chances which weto to cents be
fore, have been reduced to 2," cents,
and those now holding tickets vvlll bo
entitled to two chances.
Tho committee representing Taylor
Hose company No. I nnd Centuiy No.
: together with the chief of the tiro
department and burgess arc requested
to meet at the No. 1 house on Friday
evening, for the put pose of organizing
11 llrenion's icllef association.
Tho Taylor Lilacs will play the Relle.
vtto Stais on the homo grounds on
Satin day.
The Archbald collleiy will resume
operation this tnoinlng after a week's
Illness for repalis.
Tho committee on Christmas eistedd
fod will meet at 7.30 o'clock sharp this
evening, In the Welsh Congicgatlonal
chinch on Union stieet.
The Scranton Hallway company has
had a gang of workmen engaged In
lepalring their tintks on Noith Slain
street during the past few days.
Tho Archbald Jllno local, No. ItilO,
United Sllno AVorkers, wilt meet to
nioiiow evening in tho Odd Fellows
hall on Ninth Slain street.
The f uncial of Slis. Isaac Davis will
occur this afternoon at J o'clock, from
her lato home in Greenwood, nurlul
vvlll be made in the Slurry cemetery.
Stlnooku tribe, No. 217, Improved
Order nf Red Slen, will meet this even
ing. Sevetal candidates will be le
celved into the older.
Tullle AV. Jones has been elected as
repipscntatlve of Taylor lodge, No. efls,
to the next gland session of Odd Fel
lows, which assembles in Krle, Pa.
SIis. John Kvnns and two sons, lira
met and Roy, left lait evening for a
three weeks' visit to Mill Ridge, Ohio.
Taylor lodge, No. 46.', Knights of
Pythias, will meet In legular session
tills evening.
Sllss Canlo AVells, of Claik's Green,
has been tho guest of relatives In
town for the past few days.
The changing of a piece of machin
ery was the cause of the Lackawanna
Klecttlc company not giving set vice
on Slondnv evening.
The Ta.vlor foot ball team has or
ganized and Is now ready for business.
Thoinai SIcLaughlln's new homo on
Union street. Is fast Hearing comple
tion. Sllss Agnes SIcAlllster. for twelve
years 11 missionary In Africa, will give
nn address nt the Taylor 3Iethodlst
Uplseopal church this evening1. All ure
Invited. Admission, tree. A collection
for Alrlca will be taken. Sllss SIcAl
llster Is an excellent speaker, and
should have a large hem ing.
Slessrs. Frank Hllderbimid, Anthony
Sihulthles mid John Shields loft yes
teiday lor 11 week's vacation to the
Puii-Amet lean exposition,
OLYPHANT
Tomoiiow evening u supper will bo
served lu the social room of the Pies
byleiian church by the ineinbeis of tho
Ladles' Aid society, between tile hnuis
of r and !i o'clock. A tempting menu
will be served for the small sum of
lltteen cent"-, lie (ream will be extia.
A huge audience enjoyed the moving
plctuie exhibition bv Penlngtou's Rlo
graph company, at the Father Mat hew
opera house, last night. The entertain
ment will be repeated tonight.
Slis. William O'lliuu Is veiy ill at her
hoine on Dunmoie stieet.
The memlieis of the Am ieut Order of
Hibernians held a delightful smoker In
their moms in the Father Slatliew hall,
Slonday evening. A programme, con
sisting of voi al and instrumental se
lections, was rendered and Uflerwmds
lefreshinents weie spi veil.
fail, the little son of Postmaster S.
J. .Matthews, Is quite III.
Superintendent J. T. Slooney is
spending the week in Philadelphia.
Slis. W. L. Owens, of Scranton, and
Sllss Kinma Daniels, of Hazkion, were
the guests of Dr. and Slis. A. F. Cians
yesterday.
The meiubeiH ol the F.ithei Slatliew
society me leqiiested bv the secietary
to leave their iiieasllicments ut Sliull's
clothing stoic
J, W. O Hi leu and son John ate at
tending the Pan-Ameiicaii exposition.
Dl. Canlner, of Sciauton, was III
town on business vesterday.
MOOSIC.
Sli and Mis J. 31. Knlipifim aie at
the Pan-American Exposition.
The powder mill employes will te
eelve their pay today.
Sits. S. J Hinds visited lrlonds In
Scranton .Monday and Tucfedny.
Sir. Hasslt and Sir. Clink weto among
tho'-e who attended the meeting at
the armory last evening.
Slis. Close of Connecticut spent the
past week with her son, John Close.
John and Dan Hes-sler spent Sunday
with SIis. lies-Pier of Noith Slain
stieet.
Slis. James Siller of Caibondale Is
the giu it of tin slstei, Slis. James Lc
vmi. Sllss Ituth Lock has returned fiom
ritrnuiMuilg
SI is. Kate Hill, while visiting Georgo
Horn's cottage at Lake Henry, fell
noun n lllght ot stalls, In caking her
ilhht aim and sustained seveinl severe
I rulses about the head and light side.
Dr. Hergo Is the attending physician.
Tho funetal of tho lute Slis. Isaac
Davis ot Gieenwood will occur this nf
teinoon fiom her late home. Inter
till nt In Slarcy cemetery.
0LDF0RGE.
Tho Slessrs. AVIlllam mid Samuel
Slniiiall, of Salem, wero visltois In
town during the week.
Sirs. Anna Seainans, of Oiange, N.
J Is visiting her parents, Sir. and Sirs.
Hums.
Slis. C. O. Hnyuton mid daughter,
Sirs. Frederick Townsend, of Syca
more, III., who have been the guests of
Sir. and Sits. George Drake, have re
turned homo.
Sllss Knto Slachall, of South Canaan,
Is a guest at the homo of Mr. and Mrs.
D. C. Reed.
Sir. T. J. Stewart and Dr. Sleyer aro
enjoying a few days at tho Pan-American.
Tho choir of tho lirltk Methodist
Episcopal church are arranging for 11
bazaar and entertainment, to be held
In tho hoso house, October 22 nnd 23.
Sir. AVallace, of Plttston, occupied
the pulpit ot tho Prick church on Hun
day, during the absence of the pastor,
Rev. II. A. Greene.
Things Different
in Old England
London Letter In the Sun,
WE ASiniUCANS do almost nbt-o-lutely
nothing llko our KnglMi
cousins. IOvcn tour lnngunge,
although the same dlffeis gieatly in
the selection of words, for wherever
there are two wordi to cxptess tho
same meaning, the Englishman always
takes tho one wo never use. Roth
words are used, of course, equally cor
rect, which fact only intensities tho
dlffctencc. AVhat we designate as the
upper end of a street the Englishman
calls uphill. If you vvlsh to buy oys
ters In London you must look for a
Ghellllsh win chouse: every part of an
English theatre except tho balcony Is
named differently from ours, and his
servant in the pit pay ono-llfth as
much as an Englishman pays for stall
seats ten feet In front of him on the
same floor, ono of tho best possible
Illustrations ot a distinction -without a
difference.
o
About every Amoilcan Knows that
the English keep to the left both In
driving and walking, nd anybody who
does not know this gets a quick objet t
lcstion on his flist stroll in London, lu
your genuine English hotel tho clerks
aie women and1 nlwuys answer our
bell. The cluss line between p.itiou
and servants nt hoteli Is veiy shuiply
drawn and the more In usque jour
oulciH tho better your service. An
Englishman loves uuthoiltj, and woe
to the poor rhnp at the bottom of the
list In any stole In London, for theie
can be no balm In Gllead for him un
til he, too, gets n peg higher nnd tan
browbeat hl successor. Everybody In
trade In England says "Thank you,"
no matter If "Damn you" Is much
nearer their thoughts, while In Amer
ica, even if the cleik suppi esses the
latter ns too forcible, he ulbo refrains
fiom the former. Evcrj thing you may
buy beie has "and six" tucked on lo
the price, and tho enterprising trades
man who wilt start a shop for Ameri
cans, In which everything Is sold for
even shillings will reap a foitutie All
the woild tides in a private tuitiniit, a
cab or a bus, with the expense of tho
first a matter of personal taste, of tho
second "one mid six" or 37'4 cents In
our money for two miles for one or
two persons, nnd the last costs jou
the modest sum of two cents the en
tile dlstnnee, or, tin tho dilver ex
pressed it, "all the waj" As long as
theie Is loom on top of tho bus every
body tides outside, for It Is a common
saying that the "only wa to see Lon
don Is fiom the top of a bus." This
Is good advice, but meiely as a sug
gestion, take It in homeopathic dooef.
for London Is an enormous city and
"all the way" on a bus moans cramp
and oilier feelings best described in
circus-seat pai.tlysls
o
AA'hen a P.iitisher in his counting
room wishes to talk over the telephone
to a buslne acquaintance he says to
the olllce boy: "Put me through to
Sir. Smith," and when a moment later
ho Is told that everything Is leady ho
salutes the said Smith with "Aie jou
there? ' It must be admitted that
this Is an agteetible change fiom the
everlasting "hello," nnd jet It sounds
odd. Your Englishman of the middle
class Is a home body, a bit ovei proud
of his domesticity, and when he has
managed by ( loe economy dining tho
six preceding dnjs to save up a bit of
money he Indulges the fumllv In what
they stjle a "week-end" dinner on
Satuidny evening. A "seven and six'
table d bote lestiitirant Is patronized,
and the nlr nf Impoilame the entire
p.uty assume would make even loyalty
seem ordlnarj. Hut just try to play
on the gentleman one of the sh.up
little tricks the inaltre d'hote! loves to
work off on Amei leans, such as otfei
ing you a melon so dellcimw that you
(buckle as you think it is all on the
bill of fare only tn groan later when
jou tlnd that It Is on the bill of ex
pense, and a tidy Item al that. Ti mis
port English fi lends to a Now A'oik
hotel and Ptideavor to Impose on them
in any such way, mid thej would un
roof the establishment. At the dinner
party every dish is served dlffeiently
fiom those at home with some of the
most impossible combinations such in
the ev pi lasting marmalade for break
fast, currants or pi tines with ilce,
mustard on roast beef, spinach or
"lilng beans alone nsoiieeouise of the
dinner and never a bit of butter for
your In cad or lie for your dilnk unless
jou ask for It. Hut we do not fancy
foi a moment that the English do not
live well, for theie me plenty of ex
cellent things to eat, the only point
' being that they serve their dishes so
dllterentlj-. And get just one won!
outstd" the otdinary table pai lance,
mid jour SwlbS or Geiinan waiter
looks nt you, woiidetlng what you
want.
English banks Keep open from one
to two hours longer than at home mid
the coiii tesy shown when piesentlng
J our leltei of ci edit varies exceedingly
Hum the latechlsm which goes back
to join e.nly childhood and the eon
clest ending air of doing one a gie.it
lavoi at fi per ieut., even with the
best of collate!, il, when one negotiates
a small loan at home. Theio 1110
hotels In London nt which they vvlll
not serve you meals at any prho un
less jou mo a guest of the house. An
American well known lu New Eng
land inanuracturlng circles, not so very
long ago took a patty of live 01 six
ladles mid gentlemen to such 11 hotel
to dine, ot emu so quite Ignoimit of
tho custom of the house. His party
had no sooner seated themselves than
they wero asked by tho head vvulter
If thoy weio guests nf tho hotel, and
oil lei Piling a negative leplj-, tho
would-be host was told that his party
rould not be seived. Hut the Aineil
can's grandfather fought ut Ixlngton
and tho Yankee blood was up. The
munager wus summoned nnd again tho
rule was stated most courteouslj, but
llnnlj'. Tho Amei Iran peislstcd, 1111 ex
cellent dinner of sevetal couises with
the usual liquids nt pioper Inteivals
was served, but when the bill was
demanded it was the Englishman's
tin 11. AVhen lie said to the Aliieilcan:
"You niado me servo the dinner, hut
you cannot force 1110 to break my rule
and your money Is not good heie," the
humiliation of the ntanufaetuier fiom
Massachusetts was bb complete as the
dinner.
Coming to tho all-absorbing subject
of dress, tho English, most notably the
women, aro tho worst dicssers In the
world. No American ever expects the
fit from an English tailor which ho
demands at home, und In splto of pay-
HOTELVICTORIA
Broadway, 5th Avanua and 27th Street, NEW YORK.
" j--. vSy3-':e
In tho center of tho shopping district.
The Only Hotel tn Manliattiin Fronting on Broadway nnd Fifth Arc.
EUROPEAN FL.ArM.
Vlmlfrn Ktnlflm HMel Complete In all Hi tpiiolntmcnt' Kiirnithlrtit: anil iirnrtleni
entirely new tlirnnehnul rroinniodallnni ler 5(0 cumM; IV) mlrM with hathl. Hot and colj
water and telephone In rer room. Cqlne unexcelled.
GEORQE W. SWEENEY. PnoPniETOn.
FINANCIAL.
WE OFFUR TO YIELD ABOUT 5r,'e
$ 1 ,000,000
BUTTE ELECTRIC5EP0WER COMPANY
of Butte, Mont.
(Rutte I the gicnlcst copper producing; city In tho world),
5; First Mortgage Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
llenomlnntion $1,000, ninturiiig 1 to tin yenrs. Amply provided for by reserve
and elnklng tiinil. Net titrnlnirs tlireo nnd three qimrtcis times Intcrct charges.
Wrllo for report of Mr. Samuel Instill, President of tlio Chlcngo IMIaon Co., and
special circular. n
RUDOLPH KLEYBOLTE & CO.,
1 NASSAU ST., NEW YORK.
lug onlj one-half the homo pi lee ulti
mate regret at tho pin chase abioad
Is Inevitable. Not so very long ago
your Ingllsiimau who could never sell
11 bill of goods If nttited lu anything
other than the tall hat and frock coat
was wont to sneer openly ut tho Amer
ican stiavv hat, negligee shirt and tan
shoes, but In the past two jeats our
Hritlsli mother has melted away fiom
his cast-iron custom to the extent of
dolling his coat ent'liely between busi
ness eulN and cairylng in bis moist
hand (list the silk tile, thou the ouce
desplsed stiuw headgear to suit the
occasion. As to the IVtltlsh matrons
and maidens, to be honest and tuith
fut, lJuglish women aie the wcust
diesseil 01' their sev anvwhere In the
w 01 Id ot civilization. .Mist wiij' they
only know, fur they study have as
much money to spend on themselves as
any other nation. Hut they simply do
not Know how to dieH ninl woiso than
all this, thej' will not le.nii.
11
When they bloom foi tb In all their
gloiy, It Is not a case of putting on
but r.ithet of taking off their best, as
no matter how beefy or scrawnj' the
neck, jour English woman must show
it when In evening dic-s and quite as
hoon at a lestauiant table d'hote din
uer as In the ptlvnty of her own (Hu
ll's loom or In liet bo nt the opcia.
And jet jou will see (he.se ladles so
secure In their blind belief that the
lhigllsh never can lie wrong actually
smile p.titly In pit J', but mine lu de
tlslon, nt the high-necked cltess of an
Amei lean gltl who cousldeis It vulgar
to chess othetwis-e in a public testnli
1 mil The English girls fiom VI to 1
wear an impossible and most unbecom
ing mop of hair, which, bunching
niouud the neck anil shouldeis in the
most tllsliosMng way, ccuiip.it os most
unfavorably with the natty Kton jack
ets and bio.td white linen coll.ns of
their lirotheis. Hlbhon belts aie worn
In such a way that they come lu the
middle nf the back, quite dcstinylng
the effee t of the waist line. They shop
In thin French heeled hllppeis, orna
mented with beads ami velvet hows,
and, quite unmindful of their own pe
cullai foot gear, KI170 In wide-ejed
smpiise at the far mote i-eitslble nnd
sturdy shoes of their Amei lean visltois.
MB. M'KINLEY'S TINE MEMORY
Ono New York Assemblyman of
Whom It Made a Life-long Friend.
While Piesldiiit SIcKluley lay dying
in Huflalo. Af-fcmhlj man ('hailes H.
Adler. of the lllghth dlstilct, 1 em, lined
alongside a telephone, ami when the
news of the end came the. te.us weie
sti earning down his cheeks as he went
home.
Asheinbljliiiiu Adler was one nt the
warmest admit cis the late president
had In this dtj. Their acqualntum o
began lu ll'l In a lailtoad tialu near
Steubeiivllle. Ohio Adler was then a
traveling i,ilesmau and Slujor SlcKln
lej was a candidate tor (iovernor .f
Ohio against foimer coventor Camp
bell "I boa 1 did a tialu one clay at Steii
benville." said Adler, tilling the Sun
teporler about It yesteiduj. "and the
biakcmau t-ald to me: '(Jo lusldo that
(ill. Theie't, the Slujor thoic .lust
lllliodtlce youiROlf.' I walked up to
Slujor SIcKlnley. held out my hand
and said: 'Slajor, allow lue to ion
gt ululate the next goveinoi of Ohio,'
"'Thank you,' he nald with a smile.
'You're a traveling mail, I take It. Sit
down. I am always glad to meet jou
gentlemen.'
"I sat beside blni. ami 1 will never
foi fid the pliiiMtnt ennvetsutlon wo
had. lie talked glowlnglv of the ru
tin c of the I'nltecl Staler and Incident
ally the tariff Issue was bi ought up.
"'Young man,' he said, 'we love the
I'nlted States. When anybody advo
cates tiee trade for this giand, rleli
tepubllu of outs, just tell them for an
answer that one of the lcasons tint
you love this (oiintiy if for the
gold theie is lu It ami jou want II to
stay heie.' "
"At that time I hnd no thought of
going Into politics, hut fiom then on I
was a pioteetlonlst In HiliS when 1
was a member of the assembly, Speak
er Fish one day announced to the mem
lieis: 'ilentleinen. allow me to Intioduce
to you iiovenor SIcKluley of Ohio,'
and we mrmheis nil pushed up to
shake hands with the noveinnr. When
It runio to my turn lie looked at me
shaiply and as-ked' 'Aren't you the
young man I met on tho train one day
FINANCIAL.
DIRECT NEW YORK WIRE
Stock and Bonds
nought and sold on the New York, Boston,
Philadelphia and Chicago Mock Exchange and
carried on margin at current rate ot Interest.
We Charge the Usual Commission
Interest allowed on balances.
New York and Scranton Bank
References
Telephone Connection. Old, 067-,!; New, jio
IRWIN THUBMAN & CO.,
7j Connell llullding, scranton, Pa.
near SteubenvllloV I think j-ou are nnd
that you said you weio a drummer.'
" 'I am,' I replied.
" 'Then what nie jou doing up heie?'
he asked,
"'The people down where I live sen.
tern cd mo up lieie,' I mid.
"'Aie jou a member ot thi assem
bly? ho asked.
"'Yes, and a good Kepubllcan mem
ber,' I answered.
"'I am glad to hear it,' he leplled.
'I am glad to see one ot your piofesslon
so highly lionotcd. 1 won't foi get jou,
young mini.'
"It was only about a jear ago that
I went to Washington to seek a p.u
1I011 lor one of nij' coii'-tltuents, it vh
II deseiving case, nnd I lelt that after
I talked with the piesldent he would
grant mj" request. The minute 1 en
teied his chamber he lecognized mo
ami held out his hand.
" 'I .1111 ple.u-ed to see you, he said.
'You aie the young drummer 1 met on
1111 tin- tialu lu Ohio and aftei wards
in Albaii.v. Aie you btlll in politics?'
"'Yes, l nm still 11 member theie,' I
-aid.
"I explained my eiraml anil my re
quest was gianted light away Thn
next day 1 had the pleasure of tcstnt-.
lug to his wife and chlldien a fatho
who had been .sentenced to a. long terirt
In Sing Sing tot .1 ciime of which Z
knew he was liinoeent.
"The news of 1'iesldent srcKlnley'a
death came as a chock to me. To meet
him once was to love him, and I be
lieve that theal feeling of love for him
existed In every Amoilcan heart."
New York Sun.
Clever Compiomise.
I 1 0111 inulh'a OiniMtnnti.
Ill the j-enr of tS71, when the gnvoin
incut of SI. Thiol h was at Versailles,
and liefme the National Assembly hacl
di deled whether the now- constitution
nf Vrance was to be mnunrchlal or re
publican, the late Comte cle Pans visit
cd the palace at Versailles
Just ns liu was about to enter SI.
.lules Simon met and recognized him.
Howing low SI. Simon said with much
giavily:
"If we aie 11 lepubllc, Count you
ate in my hoiihe. and I shall be dc -lighted
to do the honors; but if we am
a monaicbj', then 1 am In your house,
und cannot play tho hosd."
Tho Comte cle Pat Is laughed ami
took SI. Simon's arm.
"Ah. monsieur," ho said, gayly, Irf
us go In together!"
The Reason.
.lac k t Just saw j-otir wife, old niani
she was simply stunning. Hy the waj,
you'ie looking rather mlsciublc joui
self. What's up.
Tom Don't get enough nourishment,
that's nil. You see, 1 onanged with
my wlfo the first of the year to give
her a certain amount each week out
ol which she was to pay household ex
penses am' buy her clothes Philadel
phia Tress.
DR. BARRETT, Dentist,
1 '1 W 'luini; Svfii'H' Oirr rjloli Warolinu.f),
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tut- If nui trcili mr dfoa .
inc. if jou nerd mi mtlhiml n, ,1 jnu wkh
nine Irrili r.'pUtrrl willinut 11 platr. If you ulh.
jour work ilmi punlfwl nrt fll hy reliihl
sidiliulm M long experirnce t Ires nj lea
in.t corutlAiinl ultli gcutl, iul)Unlul Pcnt.il
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