THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1901.
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Enterprise
Fruit Press
The easiest, best and most
simple fruit press. Ex
tracts the Juice and ejects
the skins and seeds in one
operation.
THE ENTERPRISE FRUIT
PRESS is especially adapted
-to maklnp wines, jellies
and Fmlt butters from ber
ries of all kinds, grapes,
tomatoes, quinces, pine
apples, etc.
Prices ?2,n0 and $3.00.
Foote & Shear Co.
JJ9N. WashJntton Ave
:xooooocoooc
Everything for the Baby
Airy fairy graceful-dainty
chnrminp little gnnnents es
pecially designed to captivate
the mother and win twle
we've a growing demand for
such goods we want to meet
you. A few moments inspection
of these garments will convince
you of their merit. A line to
us will bring a catalogue.
TheBabyBazaar,
510 Spruce Stieet.
NIGHT SCHOOL
l.arVawnun nuln Cilice fiooil UkM.
OnM lntiuetion, Piir nslit
fc
The Young Man
who early begins to save
Is squarely on the road that
leads to wealth. Intetest
paid on savings accounts.
THE PEOPLE'S BANK.
PERSONAL.
l!rois Mill ir is In Now York nt..
Mr Mini Kobm-on li.u lelurnivl from IJntTiln.
MM .li'wic I'.iIT, of l.imoln arnu, la ronflnnl
lo her in nit' 1.i f linns
Mi Alaiy Hun, of Snrlljml tlet, is mfTrr
line irnm an jitaik o plmrU.v,
I' .1 lliikcv lia Wt lo allrni Hip slate flio.
Inifn' mmrntlnn In Philadelphia,
Mtw IihoH Thomm In. returned liome from n
iiii wnn incnm in uiihos-naric.
Milium Wnglej, nt lliiiIon lrel, . rpenilini;
leu tAn At the HulTalo cpnitinn.
Mi nml Mr .lolin .1. (itltm, M North Mum
1riiiie art' mltitifr In New nrk uti.
Mi listen Cilt, of llallroail aienue. Mho
lu heen lie guest ol frlnij in lltnslunit"", 11
lenie asam
Miwn I.illi.m 'llmnm ami .1n.ip l.eu, ,m
liSic lieen AjOiumn; at l.de C.irey, hue .
turned linme
Mr. lleeo Kmni and mother. n l.ureine lieot
lune leturni'il hon' Ironi a 'lt with irlatitr. in
"llkr-tltanr
ll Lium O'MjIlej, nl T.lnroln llelclil. I in-
tntmnlntf her iuiin, H Ilejlili-e .Millili. ..(
Rnslnn, M.lv
Mim I.auia lI'Mill.), nl Lincoln Height. wlm
In epeni the ui li'c mniitht In lln.tnn, ti..,
i homo dnii.
Mt. .hum i: llrsiti, ol Itiilmid awmio. ii
eprndln: .1 fiw ek uiili Iriendi and ieUtne
at Trenti.n. N .1.
Ie. md Mie. 1". Mithi-, ol l!.k tie.-l,
anend'd the wnldinL' of their i,i, iltu, at
'Jttini.iiiihiitc, .mmckIii
faid lie iiit Jlinoim' iic II"' liiiiiie nf
( h.ule (tonill. "I I nlnii lil. ind h HiimiiIi
IIiisIik, til l.titini' ti"ft.
The m-mlice of I Ir. I Iioiim Mhert Ciimn .in, I
Mi- Benin M.n llininw lll lake plan, m
n'lloik tnniniion- .it the Pit month t oiijiivjiinmil
linn Ii
Mi .tin I Mr-. Ileiheit IIjII. of Ninth Hnnidey
aieniie, ii I'nk, lute irtiiinetl limn? linn
lew rim tiit to the I'jii nnriiaii expo.ilic.n,
Mama I'.ilU ii.ul other pon t ( iiuhp.i.
IllSht Iiit. Hi. !,.. II., I. hi in. I llet. .I .
O'tieilli leiloi c.f the C.llledi il. hit ;e,lenliy
tu atlrnd the in-t.illitlon r .ihixiiih-i lif Umh't
llet. Ilifhop i:. . (ijrtet, ui Ximnnn ii.iln.
Ml Lillian hliteiiinie, for Hum te.ii twill
I ii. Ilenilet, the le.idimr i.iiu v mil in n U
lejlcr of I'hilidelphi.i. Ii,i In en eiik.iued lir ihr
Miner A Well ionip.in. of ilii. i in u
ttliiMnnnir k .in ipen In ill kind- of i'ihIh.ihI.
ii t.trn and f mi t ttoil,.
Ml nd Mi I. H llueiiivM. Mi md Mi.
ViKiik LanilieitMin. Mi. I. Cl.uk, of Kan-.it,
ami Mr mid Mt .1. It. IImiIi ,md ,;i l,oi - of n i
il.v 'elt tetteiikit aflernonu fur riiliniil.ile. 'j .
to attend tl,e iihiiIjbi' of Mr Lett I- lli.oli, ,.f
Nrinlon. mid Mi Min.i II Nvilou, of I'mim.
rialc, ilin 1, look pln' lo'l liijlit.
There Is Still Time.
SUiflcnttt aio ivgidtfiliiff 1h il for
the ("ounorvimiry'8 courses In piano.
Oftlce, C04 Linden stieet. Open all tIo.
We Have For Sale
flail, ft Snoter Totiirco (o aioik
Coniiimet' Ire nnd I . ( v t' .
Sranton ItedUinir Co. vtoi k
Water bond, with ito.k honti
Ilrettery bond ylelllng almost ;f
Vionmiiv I.., II. h ' o linni.
Hi, lljnd'n nd. Milk Co. ktoti.
Title Bmrantf Tnul Co u k
and
nought fold J nd r(.hani:ed
R. E. Comegys & Co.
Dime Hani. Hiill'llng, Siranlon
$10,000 PENNA. CENTRAL
BREWING COMPANY, FIRST
MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT,
SINKING FUND GOLD
BONDS FOR SALE AT 00,
YIELDING NEARLY 7 PER
CENT.
Free of all Taxes. Due 1027.
The company cleared nearly
$60,000 in one month this
summer.
IHHI
STOCKS
THE M'KINLEY MONUMENT.
Contributions for It That Were Re
ceived Yesterday
TO following contribution to the
McKlnley monument tund for yester
day are acknowledge'!.
William Connell, Mrd. William Con
nell, Gilbert Connell lldcar, Mattle Con
nell Kdgnr, .ImneK I. Connell, Mra. Jan.
I. Connell, I.titwenoe M. t'onnell, Pail
ton A. Connell, Mary I.uclle Connell.
.Tes.ile I.. Dlinmlck, WIIIIriii C. nlnt
tnlek, JIit, Wllllani A. Connell, .linn
S, MpAnnlty. MtM. .titnifx S Mi'Annll.
Anna Mi'Anully. Clierle It. Connell.
.Mis. t 'Initio" II. Connell, Met mud I.
Connell, (llailyc S. Connell, Alfted K
Connell, Mr. Alfred K. Connell. Kdwln
K Connell. ,liint A, Connell. Anna
Klounor Cuiifieii t 'hat-leu W Kulloii.
Donnld C Kitlloii. 'I'lieoiloie K Connell.
'Wvn II Connell. Dr. A .1 Connell.
Mis. A ,1. Connell, Kdical' W. Connell.
MaiKaief ,J Connell. H A. Conn-ll.
Mih. II A Connell. Hmold K
Connell Helen f Connell, l.otlls?
Connell. Mie. KiIrhi C. Connell,
A T CoiiiihII, Mi ,;ii!'nlieili Connell,
chiu le It Connell .Mih Kdwaid Pr.
oi .lohli A Connell II It Devei, W P.
Shoop Mis W I' Slluop. f?eoii;e W.
StiilthliiK and Cut I l.oieti.
SLOAT REINSTATED.
Fomier Patrolman Again Given a
Place In Btueau of Police Was
Cleaied of Charges.
Siiiinii'l K. Sloal, who tiiin leinovrd
ftotti the police fori sonio teeUs oro
lit Dliector of I'tihllc Safet T. t
W'oi inner, ivn yHtiiday reinstated to
hi foitner ilae n patrolman, and
went on duly lant nlht. The order of
lelnmateinent wan lned by Dlteclor
Wormser ye.xterdav at noon, and reads
an follows:
The ilinatue ol deiehi linn of d lit pieteiled
,iHiml Minnel I- shut, fonnrilt j pilrolman
on the hmeaii of police of tin. iiit nndet ulildi
he tt.i remoteil horn i;ie loree, hate not heen
iiliilned aftir ,i onulnl liiteti,1llon of the
i.ite
I heroh.t relint.ile Mr Moat to hi former
pinllion lie tlll tepoit lor dnlt tin p in il
' "' huk r I, toini-ei,
tlimloi ol I'iiIiIk Sifett.
When ankuil yesterday afternoon by
n Tribune ni.iti about Mr Sloat' te
Instatenient, Mr. Wotniser said.
"Theie Is very Utile mote to be said
Ihnn contained in the older which
1 hate Issued. Itefoie hH retnoval I
felt com imer that he had been utility
of ri-ohs neKllaence of duty, but I am
I hoi midily satisfied now that this was
Incotiecl Yon can say that there Is
nothlin; more behiml his te-lnstate-nient."
MEETING OF W. C. T. U.
Old Board of Oflloeis with One Ex
ception Re-elected Yesterday.
The annual meeting of the Women's
Christian Teiiipeiaine union wits held
In (ttiernsey hall yesterday afternoon.
Mi's. M. Downing presiding. The old
otllceis of th" oiKiuilatlons. with the
exception of Mrs. Yost, who icslKiied
as second lci'-ptesdent, weie te
eletted. Mis. I. H. Hand was chosen
to succeed Mis. Yost.
Mrs. M. K. Wiiitmore, tte.isurer. ii
ported that theie was a balance of JS.s
In the tieasttry and this was tpgnnled
as a very fn'or.ible repoit. Delegates
lo the recent county convention nt
I'eckvllle tendeied their teports, and
Mrs. .1. II. Chandler, superintendent of
the Sabbath observance department,
K ve her report, stating thai L'.'.IOO
tracts of matter had been dlstt Ibtited
durliiR the year.
Mf. T. F. Heane spoke at length le
KardltiK the establishing of a l.oyal
I.okIou Teniperatne union here. Miss
F'lrftices IJaitb, as chairman of the
llowet committee, stated that ten visits
to the sick and thirty-one bowiuets
had been dlstt United. Mrs. M. K. Whit
nioie was elected deleRate lo the state
(invention, which will beheld at New
castle, I'a.. from October IT lo LM.
The ofllcers of the organization are
as follows I'lesldeiit Mis, M. Down
ing: Hist vlie-pleeiflent. Mrs. C D.
Simpson, second Ice-piesldcnl. Mis.
D. It. Hand cot lesponillne seeietnry.
Mis. Amelia Smith. lecoidltiK secte
tary. Miss I-'rancKS Itatib, tieasurer,
Mis. M. !:. Whltmoie.
DONATIONS ACKNOWLEDGED.
They Were Given to the Home for
the Fiiendless.
The Home fm the Kilondless ac
klloltledces u t Kl.ltltlllle (.Ills fiom
th" follow lop dnnois. Hess, hakei,
quantity btead; Mis rt. O. Htooks.
tlmteis. Inn el limn . ,( Daltou filend,
ct.-lle of swee rot n. Miss Hewin, p.lt-l-llis,
Mj.s .eliller. pies, luead. etc.;
Ml- Coin Meitlllelit, Alls. John rjell
ler. le.-nlhiK lll.ltlei, Mrs. V. V.
Waison. one-half bushel penis, take,
eti .liiulot Ameiicnn Meclianlis of
I'tox Idem ,, inutility piovlslons; ICti
wotth l.oiiKiie nuiimoi e Methodist
ICplsoopal chilli h. niitouMaph (ttlll. a
Itleuil. b.iirel e;etalile.: Miss Hen
liell. peiii lies; Mis. Win. p. Keilllcilv.
iloihliiK. Mis, c p MHllhews, m-kc-inliles;
MNS Susan Hit klnson. pemlies;
Mis P. lliii-ln-oiK, haby ciiilaije,
CoiiilMliy Thlileeiith mkIiiii'IiI.
ItiMiillty piotlsious: Consumers Ice
compaii.t. he duiiv. )i. .. c. Ken
neil. )r. Kelloi. In attendance, lies.
sens wei,. furnished ,v Mrs. A H.
Mlali. Mis. A I). Hlai-klntoti, Mis.
Wllllani Mai pie.
Salurday nlnlil donois: K. (',. Cour-t-ell.
.1. T. Hoyei. Itolirttassoi's ImIc
ei. V. ,1 Marvel. W. . Pol.e, D.
K. Marb-iKer. i. .;. IIIH, ,, ,, stotr.
I'lllt Still. I'.MMllt Itios.. . A. Pleice.
Miss .eiiiior. v it ( '..in ml, . I T Ann
In list.
Autumnal Exclusion.
The X V. . & V. P.allivav i oi .v
I will run an autumnal exclusion fiotii
'Siiaulon and Inlerniedlate htntlnns to
I Koiesl City. Iniluslve. to Hancock. N
V on Sunday, Oi-inlier i:nii. About
this time tliM foliage will liae iissumed
Us piettlest aspeit and for any one
who has never been oor the plctines
qlte route which the "OiiIiiiIom" Silllll.
ton division liaU'ises, It will he well
worth thf-li while to make the journey.
AscendltiK the ru(.'Kcd hills of Vane
county lo an novation of 2, 1 r.o feel,
the exciiislonlsl Is broimht suddenly
In ew of a hinad expanse of beauti
ful country, ttinilually descendlntr to
the quaint vlllaue of Hancock, (the
tiHine sIpulfyliiK "The Wedding of the
Wnteis") which is suroiinrled by the
east and west hianches of the Dela
waie liter, linvliiK a number of good
hotels and liveries and noted for Its
plcllliesqile drlfs.
Train leaves Scianton S.;iu a. tu ,
Carhondale f . 2fi a. in. The return faro
fioin Scianton and Ititeuuedlaic sta
iIoiih to i;aihondale, lirclUHho, will he
$1.01. and fiom Forest City 75 ccnls.
Smoke th" t'ocor.n 5c cigar.
RETURN OF
GRAND JURY
PRESENTED A LARGE NUMBER
OF BILLS, TO COURT.
Of the Number Two Hundred and
Sixty-five Were Marked Ignored.
Dull Day In Common Pleas Court.
Julius Benke Is Refused a Dlvoice
by the Jury Which Heard the
Case Non Suit Granted in the
Case of John Corrigan Against the
Scianton Railway Company.
The rihihI Jury made anothot teltiin
to court yesterday when the ttue billet
Klven below and 2d IkuoiciI bills weie
piesented to colli t. Most of the li
noreil bills weie In iinlinpoi l.tnt cases.
The Juiy expects to complete Its w Ol k
Thursday. Yestei day's list of Irue bills
follow s.
Math ion Ml.. Inef s I., lialleli, .lohli C llee.e,
iio.
Ijnenv In Utile Konnet Cohli, alia Wlnnr,)
C,,hh. li.irli Poll, i. pio.
Vilnltei) .linule tillleit: Kllaheih Tappiii,
pro
t'oinleation and llitatd, M.ntin Moitl-on:
sarah .lane soiel, plot
Common Void N.nta s,,hal s Annie Pieni.
pniv
Iniherrlement t M Mono. I) I. I) unit,
pn
Tnffl.lt.G in llmileled tlolll
limit I'ln. Ii, pro
naeln Men, l J
mill fllh Intent
Kill ilnai Monti;
llir.t Nfninn urn
l(3llltled ,1ill .Hid lllllill Milluel KonI.
koleh. sininn IVtrini pin
ljunt iind Hei-itliis sininel Knlln, K. S,
I'.ilnnr, pin Willoim Pil'ner; K. . I'lhner.
pin. ntonio 'Ion, h, Intonlo I'.i.-l. iro. Miih
,iel MrNnltt. Ch.llle PiIut. pro Miiluel sod
bik. .Uioh sillotll. pin, rnnl rihiet , .Imeph
V IVoelkei. pio
smiiIi ond lloiert I' 11. tlienlt .l,,hti V..
(t'Bll. pin.. W'oftrma .lle't-H. ndlelt Zllew--Ki.
.loepli .itetttld. I. I'riherhef!,!. pio.
Haile ll.iMini. Mi Plillllp. pro t'llen "-i het
lin: nnie sinn. pint Kunl. I.el,n.il, and I'jnh
me lelin,,k. Inhn PetnifAt, pio. I.eoice lllhl'
win. Ilnah l heiilaiin. pm tnthoiit Nimii;
llilnt Walkm. pro Kian). It.tniafilun; auil
Hilu. pio I hile- ritsrnd. tllirahelh Punier,
pmx. .lennle lidhert; Klir.iheth Tjppin. prov,
Common Pleas Court.
Il was dull In tommon pleas iiiilit
.etetda.. I'.tll.t in the day the list
was exhausted and lotul had to ad
join n until this ntornlnrr The tiespass
mm' of John Corrlcau against the
Scianton Hallway company was ie
sinned befote .ludue Carpenter In the
morning and after the evidence on the
patt of the plaintiff was In. a non-suit
was granted on the gioiind that t'ortl
Kim had been guilty of cotitrlbtllot y
negligent e A rule wns also granted to
show cause why the non-suit -should
not be si I liken off.
In the i use of Julius Henke against
Henilelta Henke, ptoceedlng. In 1 1 -
oi iv, a tenllct was returned by the
Jin y yesletday morning denying Henke
the dlvotie asked for. The Jury was
t oiniiiended by Judge Kdwaids for lis
enllit, which he said was a Jusl one.
The plaintiff not appealing, a non
Milt was granted In tlie matter of ap
peal of John II. Hull against Isaac H.
Kelts-..
A Wrdlot of $l.:"..il for the plaintiff
was teturned yestenlay by the jury In
the case of !'. K. Xettleion against J.
D. f.u.U.
Want New Trials.
A title was gtanted jesteiday lo show
cause why n new trial should not be
giauled in the assumpsit case of Mai
S.iiel Flaherty against Annie Flaherty.
It Is returnable at Aigtitnent court.
The case wns tiled last week.
Treasons foi a new dial weie also
filed in the case of Hie City of Scran
ton against Amauzn Iteynolds. which
was also tiled last week.
Question of a Line Between Land.
The heal Ins III the equity pioueeil
lugs ol P.. F Wells against K. M. I.ow
tle was i out lulled befoie Judge J. P.
Kelly yestenla. Th- plaintiff, Wells,
ami Mai tin Shetwood and Fiank Welsh
tt eie e.aiuined In his behalf,
l.ottrle was sworn and said that
Wells has an liKoiiea Idea of the line
between their propeitles. The irue line,
he said. Is 140 feet fiom where Wells
thinks It is. He denied that he is min
ing coal fiom under Wells' land.
In Register's Office.
The will ol Mlihael Flaheit, late of
this -iiy. was admitted lo piobale jes
terd.iy anil leiteis testamentary giant
ed lo his widow. Maty Flaheiiy.
In the estate of Ann Hughes, also of
Simmon, lelleis of admliiistiatlrm
were granted to William Hughes. ,e.
leiM weie grnuled to l.etltla Heese In
the estate of William It. Iteese. late of
Olyphanl.
Mnniage Licenses.
August Shafer
Annie Fischer
Mai tin McCiowan....
Sarah Flannery ,..,
Joseph Kluuowskl .,
Ann Sedot
Wallace K. (Staves.
Jessie M litie
'In l.-t itin Ttoihen .
I.el.l Stem
.. ..Scianton
Taylor
.Carbondale
.Carbondale
, ..Pi Icebutg
. ..Olypham
....Scranton
.. ..Scranton
.. ..Scianton
.. ..Scranton
William F Mclliile Ol.tphant
Slnrj Mi l.ane Scranton
Joseph mils Aichb.ild
Pusquellna nubitoss Vrchbald
l.ewls August Scranton
islam h Sis, o Scranton
Garcia Conchas, Vence- .
doia Conchas.per box )4.75
M.irie Jansei)
Sweet Violets $3.50
I. a Silvi.i ,) per ioo
l-'ine Havana Cigars made in
America.
Finest Key West U-
gars, per box .JM.UU
Porto Rica Cigars, equal to finest
imported, one-half the price.
E. G. Coursen
;voi
Mil OH
Thomas Albert Eynon Scranton
Bertha May Thomas ....Scranton
COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.
The report of Attorney 1. P. Wetle
man as refereo In the caso of Elizabeth
Ueech ajralnst the city of Scranton
was yesterday filed with I'rothonotary
Copeland.
Exception on the part of the llltlne
Turnpike Company were yesierday
tiled to the coneltnlon of law contained
In the opinion of .ludge Kelly In the
case of P. P. Caller and others aKalnst
the Itldne Turnpike Company In whim
the discussion wan In favor of the
plaintiffs,
Attorney W. S. II inlander yesterday
presented to the cnutt the petition of
Mts. MitiRiuet Knlttle which sets forth
that John Knlttle of this city has for
three yen n been of unsound mind and
Incapable of mnmiKlnrf his affalts. She
iiked fm the appointment of a com
missioner that his mental condition
tnlRht he locally aeei tallied, .ludae
Caiponiei appointed Joseph .lefftejs.
MUNSON SHOWED PLUCK.
Clung lo Frightened Horses
Pi evented a Runaway In
a Large Crowd.
and
Jltsi iis the visiting Kcpubllcnii clubs
teie mulching up l.aikawanna avenue
esteiday afternoon from the Dela
ware. I.nck twatina and Western rail
toad station, a team of hotses attached
to a suney slatted away fiom In fto.it
of the stallo'i and caused the wildest
kind or eoteinenl for a few minutes.
The outfit l used by Superintendent
i:. K. I.ocimls, of the coal dopnitinent,
in making his petlodlcal ttlps to the
.irlous collletles, and the driver. Floyd
Munon. was waiting for Mi. I.ooniis
In ftont of hs olllce when one of the
ttacfs became loosened, and as the
band began plavlng the hoise boiame
frlghlened and started away.
Munson clung lo the leins In an hem
ic manner, while the team dodged lit
and nut of the ciowd, between wagons
and street oni, when sutlednly he
pulled them up In ftont of the Scran
ton House, where the team plunged on
to Ihe sidewalk. One of the noises
was half way thiotigh the doorway of
the hotel dining room, while the othei
was thrown to Ihe paxemeut In the
rush made on him by the ctowd.
Munsoti, In the meantime, had been
thrown bodllv fiom the suney, and
Icinled In a heap on the sidewalk, but
still clung to the telns. and succeeded
In holding his hotses In check. av"tt-
Ing what looked like a set Ions affair.
When the hotses plunged Into the
ciowd several men were knocked down
and iiairowl.f escaped Injury, among
them being M. J O'Toole of the Sclan
tnniau. and f litis. Heffetlng, of the D.
II station
One of the hotses was slightly In
Juied. and the suney was quite badly
damaged. The vehicle was lemoved to
lilume's shop fm rep.ilts.
WATER CONTRACT SIGNED
Slgnatuies of Recoider Connell and
Piesldent Scianton Affixed to
Five Year Contract.
The f.oiitia I between the city and the
Sci-mlon flas and Water, company, by
the teinis of which Ihe latter agrees
to furnish water foi municipal pur
poses tor Ihe years nt an annual rate
of $12,000 per year, was signed late yes
tenlay .iflernoon b Itecordei W I,.
Connell and President W. W. Scranton
ol the company.
A ery btlef conicieiue was held ear
ly In the iHy bewen Itecotder Con
nell, city Solicitor Watson nnd Piesl
dent S' ranton. The latter agreed with,
out any aigutueiit to sign the $12,000
.oiiti.u t ami did not seek lo pie.-s a
demand tot $l."i.000 a ear. Ihe late
which the city has been paying lor Ihe
past two months.
The signing of the lontract sees the
end of a year's delay on the pari of
councils. Mr. Scranton made an offer
of $12.0oii a e;.i' last fall and an null
name providing for a lonttatt at that
liRtire was Intiodu'-ed shottly after
wind., but had not been passed when
the city government was tv-otganlzed
on April I last.
A new ordiuauie was then lutto
duced nnd when councils allowed this
to dtag along like the other. Pie.sldent
Scranlon sent one of his i haiaciei l-tlc
letters to the tecorder announilng that
the company had wlihdtawn its $1.',
ono offer and would chatge ihe city
for water at the rate of Jl.YOOo a year
until councils saw lit to hate another
confidence. The otdlnnnce pioUillng
foi the $12,000 commit was then rushed
through, bin many (otitu lltnen weie
liuiineil to think that Mt. Si ranton
would InsNi on a tate ol l",.H'm.
FIRST FOOT BALL VICTIM.
Fiank Rogan Died Yesteiday of In
juries Received Last Week.
The flisl football victim to be reiord
ed in this city Is Fiank ISogau. aged
','. who died je.iterday mot nlng fiom
Injuries receded while practicing with
the High school football team at Ath
letic patk last week.
Itogan was Injuted while irjlng to
efl'cil the dangeious "centle rush"
la. He was laid out llliioustious
on Ihe Held, bill was soon leveil by
his companions. He Immediately ie.
suiiied playing anil the accident was
foi gotten.
t'pon teaching the home of His par
ents. Mr. anil Mrs. Patilck Itogan, of j
'.22 Ji nsiect acutic he complained of
being very weak. I.atei he suffered
Intense pains and physicians weie sum
moned. An examination soon ie waled
that he had sustained fatal Inlet mil lu
Juiles. F,ver elfotl was made to save
his life hut to uti avail,
Itogan was a member- of the flesh
man class at the High school anil was
leguided as an Important acquisition to
the football eleven.
The sad affair hits tin own a shioud
of gloom over the M-honl's bootball
piospecls and may result In the aban
donment of the team.
SHE DECAME HYSTERICAL.
Miss Ada Mlschler Taken to Lacka
wanna Hospital,
Miss Ada Milliter, a doinestli em
ployed by Mrs. F V. I.eai h. of Olive
rlieet. became hysteiieal nt the armory
md created some excitement The
Lackawanna hospital ambulance wua
summoned nnd the young woman was
ic moved to that Institution
She spent the night theie and will bu
discharged this moinlng.
Millinery Opening,
Fall and vt Inter stock, on Thursday.
Ftlday and Saturday I'nprecedcnifd
display. Housherty & Thomas. 1J
Wyoming avenue
ANNUAL GOLF
TOURNAMENT
OPENS THIS MORNING AT THE
COUNTRY CLUB.
Order in Which the Players Will Be
Paired In the Qualifying Round
Which Begins at 8.30 O'ciock This
Morning Entertainment Commit
tee Has Provided a Pleasing Pro
gt amine for the Week This After
noon Bauer's Orchestra Will Fur
nish Music.
The annual tournament at the Scran
ton Country club will open this morn
ing. Theie are many entries and the
playing wilt be full of Interest. It will
consist of a thlily-slx hole sciatch med
al lottnd. A gold medal will be gdrn
for the lowest sfiqe.
The players making the sixteen low
est scoies shall qualify for match play
for the "Country Club Match," and the
seennd slvteen shall qualify for match
play foi the "Consolation" match.
Theie will be prizes given both the
winner and runner-up In each of these
tnatihes.
The euterlalnnieut committee has
provided a plaslng progianimc for the
tournament week. This afternoon
there will be tnisc. II. met 's otchestia
will gie selections at the Country
lub and a committee of ladles will
serve tea The committee will consist
of Mis. Ileniy Itiady. Ji Mrc. Klnts.
Mis. It. K. Watson. Mbs IScllit. Miss
Aichhald, Miss Hunt and Miss Itey
nobis. Tontoitott those who will serve will
be Mrs, N. V. I.eet, Mis. II. H. Jeiinyn.
Mis. (S. P Jermyn. Mis. Walttw right.
Mts Waltei M. Dickson, Mrs. Dale.
The coininltie., on Filday will be Mis,
l-dereif Wat i en. Mis. II. W. Klngs
bui.t. Mis. X. (!, Itobertsou. Mts. C. S.
Weston, Mrs. C. H. Sutrges, Mis. Paul
M. Uelln.
The House lommltlee will be In
chatge. It Is hoped that eveiy niembcr
of ihe Country club will be piesent din
ing these fete das nt ihe club grounds
which Is In the height of their beauty
now.
The following Is the oidet In which
the plajers will be paliod in the quail-
f.Ung loiitnl of ihe open golf tourna
ment wlili Ii loniinences at the Country
club this mot nlng. beginning at S.I'.O
o clock:
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TEN ROLLERS QUALIFIED.
For the Sandeison Tiophy at Gieen
Ridge Wheelmen's Alleys.
Ten members of the (Jreen Itldge
Wheelnien qtialll'icd liisl night for the
tin. lis to be tolled l'i Iduy niglil In the
bowling matih foi the Colonel Sander
son tiophy. The one bowling the high
est avemge foi sl games will be
awarded the price
Last nielli's aveiages weie as fol
lows: Fied Mason. ITU 2-.! Unwind
Uavls. IT.'I 2-.1, It. 'I' JjiMie. If,;i 2-." II.
P. Moore. Jfi'i. Wallace MtAlu. Ids l-:i
Fiank Heaveis, u;i, i.;;; w. P. Web hel.
Ifil 2-:!; Allen Itidgwny t',t, (Scorge
Xldiol, 1GJ 1-1, IMwaid Pr.or, lh2 1-3.
FUNERAL OF EDW. O'CONNELL.
Inteiment Wns Made in Cathedral
Cemetery Yesterday.
The funeial of l.'dwaid OVoniiell was
held jesierday fiom his late home, lull
(ireen's place Itev. Kntlirr O'llyme
celelnated a mass of teiiuleni in St
Pelei's calhedl.il.
The pallhonteis weie .lohn It Kel
ly. .Inhn Kelly, .loliu Ituane. IMward
P. Mitchell, Domlnlik Iteddlngtou and
M. .1. Iltid.. The (lower heaters weie
.loliu llnilil). Michael WaMi, .lohn Ale
Hale and John Alcljonald. Inlet nient
was made In the ('ailiednil cetnetei).
Railroad Day at the Pan-Ameilcan
Sept. 28. 1001.
The realities of Itnlllo.nl n,i Hl nlH
Htlffalo Pan-Anieilcan exposition will
lie the giealesl event of thf )eai N'n
penso will he spared on the patt of
the nfllilals to make It a giaiul sin -
ess Iii evei) way. Th k-t agents of
the l.ai kawanu.i tallioad will sell
tickets good going on any n.iln Sat
uiday at special low rales.
Select Your
Neckwear
Ft 0111 a htoi k like mil . and )ou
get in ery thing that is goinl -new
and si,llsh.
Hen aie new Imperials, new
Ptilfs new scols new Hows
and. In si ,if all some narrow
l''our-lo-ll,uiis In ltoni.ni
stllpes 1 hul an' ihe hest .Mil
tiltl MMi siiown
; .
"ON T5jAI?E'
Oils, Paints
Maloney Oil & MandfacNiring Company,
141-M9 Aleridian Street.
TELEPHONE 26-2.
WE OFFER
$200,000
First Mortgage Ffve
Gold Bonds of the
United Power Company
Of East Liverpool, Ohio.
Dated .Inn. 1st, 1901. Due Jan. 1st, 1926.
Coupons payable January and July.
Denomination $1,000.
These Bonds are recommended to the public as a safa
and conservative investment. Circular containing full in
formation on application. . - - .
Title Guaranty &
OF SCRANTON, PA. ' !
S16 Spruce Street.
AGREEMENT APPROVED.
Lncknwnnna Telephone Co. Stock
holders Ratify DIrectots' Action.
The stoeklioldets of thn Lackawanna
Telephone companies nf this i lt at a
meeting held estetda. inoilllng. Uliiitl
Intou.sly iipptoved of the action of the
ditcctors In eiiteilug Into an agreement
wllh lite Consolidated Telephone com
panies of Pi unsylvanla.
Tills action set nt es connection! dip
a t oi in of yeais with the Independent
telephone loinpanles In Wilkes. It.nre,
Heading, Philadelphia and other iitlis
In the eastern patt of the slate.
Now with Ciamer-Wells Company.
Miss Slmnnds, fottnetly wllh llevans,
has accepted a position with the
Cuiniet-Wells roiiio.itiy. I.tn Wyoming
avenue, whete she will lie pleased to
see her ft lends and p.ittons.
Views of Piesldent McKlnley and
Cabinet
on lawn of Milhtnii residence, tuneial
inocesslon and Temple of Mttsli
Twenlv-lle icuts each Addtcss II
S. Poole. 1171 Delawate "avenue. Itttf
falo. X. V.
Smoke the new Kleon Be. cigar.
g "Never Rip"
il Shoes for :J
5? Boys HI
S5 II you buy the ordinary H
shoes lor the fiaod lively
W school bov you will be H
buying shoes every month.
C Buy him a pair of those H
H out-of-tlie-ordlnary kind, ft
O tap soles, solid one piece ft
ft leather insoles and counters S
ft circulettes in the heels, ft
0 guaranteed never to rip.
2 Positively the best shoe ft
Z.0 made (or the money.
c5
0 Sizes 1 1 to 2, pair v
$1.23
Sies 2)i to
5J4.
pair,
$1.49
$ftft)ftft0
Lathe
Turning
We have equipped our re
pair shop with the latest im
proved automatic screw cut
ting latnc ana are now pre
pared to do all
turning in brass,
kinds of
steel and
iron.
i Uive n-5
1 guaranteed.
a trial, all work
1
Florey & Brooks,
I!
212 Washington Avenue.
x
and Varnish
if; 'f? '' ty t
w
pfef ed'A 4.?"
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Trust Company,
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We Have
l-ngiiRed the servico of Miss
WHittetnore, of Philadelphia,
the famous teacher In em
bioiilerv, yarn and fancy
work. Miss Whittemore will
be .it our store ptrmanently
beginning iMonday next.
Don't forget that we have '
a large stock of
Down Pillows
In assorted sires, at prices
which make them the very
best value ever offered in
Scranton.
i Cramer-Wells Co.,
4"
f 130 Wyoming Ave.
Ladies' Tailoring
Jackets and Skirts made
very teasonable. Rainy
day Skirts 5.50 and up. '-'-Goods
furnished. 7
King Miller, Merchant Tailor,
432 Spruce Street.
Among your friends you'll find
that most of them buy their HaU
here. That is because we carry
the largest line of the best hats for
money in the city.
CONRAD'S
"A Gentlemen's Furnisher.
305 Lackawanna Avenue.
ff
The Interior
Fittings
Determine the Coziness
of the home. Rich Car
pets, Handsome Rugs,
Inviting Draperies, Por
tierrea and Curtains
Come in and take ad
vantage of our experience
Itt fitting up "Attractivo
homes." In the Carpel..
department, we call
special attention toltfie!:,
very Select line pfi
terns shown incur Bo4y
BrusseJ line. '.h'esi
goods are the cheapest
to buy when yon con
sider their Jong life
$1.25 and '$.Y40 per
yard.
CREDIT YOUP CERTAINLY!
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