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THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE-FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1901?.
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WEST SCRANTON
CORNER STONE
OF NEW CHURCH
WILL BE LAID WITH APPRO
PRIATE EXERCISES.
CouRicRation of the Embury Metho-
, dtst Episcopal Clutich Looking
' rot-ward to tho Event with Much
" Pleasure Eisteddfod In North
Scrnnton on Thanksgiving Day.
St. Bienden Boys Will Entcitnln
This Evening Father Mnthcw
v Anniversary Notes and Personals
'AiranRf.'inoiUM ate helnjr iiiiuIh foi
"tayliii; tho corner blotto til the new
Rnibury AIothodiHt KplKeopal elmieli,
which In to l)o creeled sit the vomer
of South Jlaln avenue and llryii
IMawr afreets. I!ev. Jhiih'k 1 lentil tiaer,
tl r'liorjrotlo pastor. Is now nl work
I'omidotlns the details and the date,
of tlio event, width will he In iilumt
three weelts, will be niinntineeii lnir.
The following projiranime has already
hcen iit-miieed:
llinin No. hVi CoiKti'K.iliiiti
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The service will be in i-hnrise ir Itev.
-ustiii Orlilln. 1). I pifiillny elder
of lite Wyoming district.
Thanksgiving' Eisteddfod.
Local singtMH inc befali-ring: then,
Hclve.s in preparation for the ei.-todd-fod
to be hold on Thniikj-Kivln;,' day at
the tabernacle of the Xoith Main Ave
nue Kaptiht church. Xorth Senuiton.
Thtee sessions will be held, anil prir'.es
ainountinfr to S.'.On wi'l lie awarded.
Hon. If. .I. IJdwanls will lie th" con
ductor. The Oxford Glee club, under the dl
reullon of J'tof. David Stevens, will
enter the competition on "The Pil
grims' Chorus." for m prize ol' Spin. ,
prize of $;:u v he offered for u female
chorus on "Annie Laurie." .'irraiiKcd by
Dudley Hack. The chief choral com
petition will be for clioits of not loss I
than lufi voices nor more than ll'.'i. foi
A Daily Reminder
W.i will tut lie ili:,i,poliiifil in
Tifmir'. Tart il will uliir t li.it
Couuli anil Cold in one nii;lil.
Ir'OR SALE BV O. W. JKNK1NS.
Saturday Bargains at
The Globe Warehouse
You can couut on it, everything in the list that
follows is good, fashionable and just right for the
ceason. Prices are the only things wrong, and they're
' too little to be profitable to us. You won't find fault
with that, however.
Leather Goods and Toilet Requisites
It's a new department, pr.icticallv speaking, but it's a
winner and grows more popular daily. Just a couple of
prices by way of illustration ;
HAIR BHUSHES Fine, all bristle, solid back hair brush,
would be cheap at 55c each, For Saturday 23C
HAND BRUSHES Pure bristles, of best quality, solid
back and nicely finished, all sizes, worth 55c. Saturday 1 9c
TOOTH BRUSHES A very superior lot. not one of i
which is worth less than 21c. Your choice on Saturday 1 ZC
Ladies' Hosiery and Underwear
Ladies Fancy Hosiery, fall weight in all the new fancy .
styles ; soc hose for Saturday 45C
Ladies' Fine Cream Colored Vests, in a good medium
weight, Very special for 22C
Men's Smart Neckwear
In all the new effects and colorings, and the most com
plete line of new styles that has ever been shown in this ,
city. Choice 25C
Three Interesting Items
Ladies' Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, fine i)twlity and hem-
stitched 5C
Ladies' Straight Front, Short Waist Corsets, made from
linh French Coutil, white or drab, bins art sides and full .
gores. A 75c Corset for 49C
there's a beautiltil line of Knitted Shawls, Capes, etc.
1 Jn the Muslin Underwear Department that are worth a
j ' look, and they're cheap.
Ladies' Waist Department Specials
-Flannel Waists
fr Ladies' Flannel Waists in ah
colors, with silk stitched front,
cluster of tucks, etc. A real
good waist, worth
;$3.25:;, Qn ,Satur-
$1.75
Globe Warehouse
a nrlae of $210. mi "Teyrtinsoedd y
Ddnor," and "The Heavens Are Toll
ing. ' The minor competitions rauite
from $1 to J:1..
A Surprise Party.
MIhs Myrtle Seymour wns tendered a
surprise pally by a number of her
frliu!s til her home, on AVnsltburn
slreet. AVedtiesday cvenlUK. Oiiiiipm
weio played utid other part;, dlversloiiH
were Indulged In. Vlnshllulit iilctures
were ttiken by Wllllnm Chandler.
At a late hour dainty refieshuienls
Were served by .Mrs. Seymour, alter
which the happy crowd dispersed to
their respective home". The features
of the evening was the clever work of
the clever comedian. John Holmes, of
Criein lSldte, and llobeti flawley, as
the wutuli rhiR Jew.
Those present v ere Hie Misses Myrtle
Seymour. .Mary Seymour, Lulu Itrece,
Lois Iteddoe. t'orlin.o Smith. I'asste
Kvuiip. Jemil" Powell. .M.try Williams,
Mary Kvans. Mthel Lewis, Helen Hey.
mtiiir, Lilly Seymour, and llany Hey.
tnoitr, P'red Seymour. Tlionius Sey
mour, John Holmes, William Lossey.
John Jones, Anthony Pender. IMward
llvaiis, lOdward Cable. l!lmer Jeiiulns.
Iloberl llollny. liavld Thornhurii, Will
Chandler, D.ivld 1 !"(,
Progressive Ettuhte Party.
Tile members of SI. ihetiiieu's coun
cil. No, LM". VoutiK Men's Institute, will
entertain their friends this evening m
their club house, IS:: North Main ave
nue, at a projircsslve eiiclne party.
Invitations have been issued to a
IniKi' number, nitd II Is expected the re
sponses will be t;enetal. I'l'iws valued
:il J.", will be Klvi'ii to the winners.
Father Mathew's Birthday.
The Hyde Park Father Mathow soci
ety will celebrate the birthday of Itev.
Theobald Malhew on Thtti'.-day even
insr, October la. by holding a tcinpet
iiucc rall.v. b::tntie! and sociii! al St.
Leo's hail, lb", ami ITT .N'oith Main
avenue.
Several speakers ol promlucnc 111
be presetit a deliver addresses. The
proKranune will be published later.
Annoyed by Tramps.
Coiiiplahit imne.t from tvoldf-nts of
Xorth .Main avenue li, the vicinity of
Tripp's ciosslnv that a b.'iiik of tramps
ate . iittslns- eonsldci'.ible aimoyancc in
that loealltv.
Sfinir of thtiii are mi bold that they
make leKUlar demands or. the luiuse
wives lor fond, and if refused offer In
sultlne; lanyuane. At night they oc
cupy an old shanty in a ravine near
the railroad. Tlu pnlic hav been
notila :i and atx- on tin; lookout for
t'li.ni.
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
A number of boys wore "rushii'K; the
srowlcr" In the vicinity of Ansley's
luinbc yard, when a patrolman might,
one of them and landed him in the
Minion house, lie was lined ?.'. Wai
ranls an out for the rest of the muif;.
A larRe number of llrst-clas entries
have already been assured for the HV.it
Side UilvhiR- club's races on the Hpeed
wa. next Thursday. A special meet-
Ladies' Silk Waists
Black Taffeta Silk Waists,
corded and hemstitched fronts,
lucks and sleeves, and elegantly
finished. A waist
that's well worth $5.
On Saturday $3,9o
Iiir of the club will be licit! next Moti
on ' evening at C. O. Dcckelntek's clear
slore, on North Main avenue,
Globo lodge of Odd Ketlows Will tele
brato Its nnnlvorflnr.v by moving Into
the new Wat-liltiRton hull building this
.evening.
Mr, At. C. Wettlltipr. of fnnUi Hi out
loy iivptitte, eiilt'rtaliieil llio tueiitbeis
nl' Hip Unlliimil ntixlllnl'V tif gJluilmm
Molhoillsl I'j)Uraml I'hurcli laol even
lug:. The I,it(llt's' Aid sni'leiy of the Wn Mi
lium Street Hresliyterlnii ihurih held
tut ull-dity so(.lon yesti'filiiy.
A tneotlnir of the I'nlted Mine WutK
er.i' L'ointnlltee, to nrriiiiRC! for u reeei
lion to the deloKtttcH or the Atneilciin
I'VdiMiitlon convention, wiih held In t'o-oin'i'iitlv-
hull Inst evening;.
Mr.". !. S. Del'tty. of .V.'l Norlh l.ln
10I11 tiventle, will entertuln the AVotll
nn's forclBii MlHsloimry Koelfiy of the
WliupFiiu .Methinlltl KplHeopm t inireh
this oven I ne.
In the hIhioIIuk tniiteh hetweon Kred
llviniH, .lolm Li-win unit Jltii'iy V. I)n
vIk, the f lrt iwo ntnui'd hilled eleven
erieh. und the Inttei' ten out of flNteen
hli'dc.
II. .1. ''niiiion, of 1 vij;s JiuUsnn hi reel .
won the mild pie hit need off by
l.onil No. US, I'nlted Mine Wuiheix of
Auierlcti.
The remilnr nieeiljn; of the Wesd Side
Ho.U'd of Trudc will he held next 'I'lieH
diiy eveiiiitK. wln-n new ,imi'tnis will
lie .eitii'ei'. It k i'.'ieeted it Slliie.nstli'
ttlll he eloi-ted tn I'lesldflil D.tnlelt.
vlni hiis InUi't! up Ills re-Mik-nce In
(ll-ei-n lllilue.
The YoltUK I'e(ipe'. Mjeh'ty (if the
First "Welsh fdiiRi'i.'Riitloniil cliiiieh
will conduct nn eiiteitiilnnn'iit 11 nil v
clnl next Thui'sdiiy evenltig.
Mrs. It. .1. llllKllC!', Jlr.". .Inline .lere
nilnh. Jlw, Wllllitii'. N. I'hnse mid Mr.-.
(Jeoi'Ke T. .liiiieM spent ye.tenlny with
friends In Cleiibiun.
Albert Munis hns imivei! Ill I'liinlly
fi'tini Kyiim; street In U'est l.acUnwmi
nn 11 VellHe.
The I'nris Suelnl eluli will hold their
weekly dance in Meats' hull this eve
ning. Th" loialiers of t lie Sliiip.-.on Metho
dlft Kpl.-eopal Stnulny school have or
Kuiilxeit a bible study elasi" :iml will
ineeL Wednesdiiy evenitlRS after play
er meeting-. (Seorae L. jv.,.c lias been
chusen as the teacher fur th present.
W. II. Itoberlson, one "f the alten-ilanl-,
nl the Hillside home, vl.-Iled
relatives in town yeMenlny.
llavid Daniels, of Iiiwu, who has ben
visltinR friend!! here after an absence
of many years, left for his linine yes
terday. Mr.-. M. .1. Ilnckelt. Mrs. .John
fif.'idy. Mrs. Colti ml and .Mrs. Kinney
spent Wedii'.vday with ft lends at
Clark's Summit.
Mrs. (leuige I.. Jones. Mis. Charl-'S
Collins. Mr. and Mr.-. William Morris
and Mr. 11 ml Mrs. .I0I111 Francis, of
Uelleviie. are al the Pan-American.
Abraham Mnser. of Summit Hill.
Ph.. Is visiting- his lel.ttives in AVe.-t
Seraiilrm.
Katie, tlie tbre-y(-ui'-olil child of
Mr. and Mrs. Michael l-Vsne, of t.'J
South Ninth -tie,.t. was nm over bv
a earrliiHt; on Thursday and severely
injured.
Miv. t'lurnn-e Shryer, if North Main
avenue, entertained the Senniton ('aid
dub Wednesday afternoon.
Sanfoul I'hilliiis, of Acad-niy street,
siibtnined a deip cut over his cjv in the
sonilnary-IIIh si-hoo! foot hall Kimi"
0:1 Thui'.-cldy.
Tin-' No. It M-lioid alumni foot ball
club has been oi-Rnnl.eil. and they will
play a sair, with the Harry llillimm
Academy team, of Wilke.s-Harr", to
morrow at't"rnoon.
David W. lieest . of Hampton street,
was held in Jl'iIm ball by Alderman
Mosch on complaint of John O. F.vnns
of 1117 Hampton street, on the charge
of disorderly conduct.
Mrs. Mott of South Main avenue,
lias returned home from a few day.-'
visit in New York city .
Henry Oelss. of North liromloy ave
nue, will leave today for ISufi'alo and
the Pan-American.
Ftvnk Smith, of North Lincoln ave
nue, l vIMtlUR- In Pi-ovldeiu-f, It. .,
and Mis. Smith Is at Plymouth.
James and William Harris, of North
Hyde Park avenue, ic home from the
Pan-Aniericnii.
Mis. P.icliai-d Jl. Kvans, of North
Hyde Park avenue, has returned home
from Buffalo.
John T. Phillips, of this side, and
Miss Clara Killlon, of South Scran
ton, were united in marriage yester
day by Itev. V. V. Jones, pastor of the
Tabernacle (roiiHreKatlon.il church, at
his residence on South Hyde Purl: av
enue. A liumlie:- of boys were ensaRe ! last
evenliiff in placing- obstruct Ions on the
street car tracks 011 North Main ave-ni-e.
I.ieut-natr Ha vis caiiKlit one of
then; and compelled him to clear the
tracks.
NORTH SCRANTON.
Mis, II, M, Smith, of North Platte.
Neb., who has bcop vI.-itliiK In this
part of the city for the last month, haw
U-turned home.
A regular meeting; of stationary en
p.lneers will be hold in Leonard's hall,
this evenlns at S p. 111,
The ladles of llie Memorial Hnptlst
church will setve a turkey dinner at
tho iiarlms of Hiolr new church on
Church avenue ThunloKlvinK day from
1 i. m. to H 1 1. 111,
What promise.- to be a very n x 1 1 1 1 1 k
frame of baskvt ball will he played at
the auditorium tonight between the
C'rackeyjncks of this section and the
Patriots of the West Side.
.Mrs. Wood, of nitryea, Is violins;
friends lno-e,
Miss Maud Williams of .School street
has i',.turinii to Savannah, t'hi., tu re
sumo her duties as tutor in a private
family.
Miss Hnttle Sllkm.in was railing on
ft lends in the North J-htd Monday,
Dr. ami Mrs. Itentley and daughter,
of Church avenue, have aom, on a
two weeks' vihit to Atlantic City and
Philadelphia,
Michael Noone, of (Jreen strict, has
resumed hi.s duties as drtts cletk at j
Hrounan s dins store on West Mar
ket stieet, after a thtee week' 111-
IKaS,
Mi.. Mtjn Flnni of Uliijijond avenue,
nude: 'cul a siieces.,ful o,-ioiatloii at
lite llaiinoiiiiinn ho.-plta Wednehduy
fiftai'itoon The operation was rur.
formed by lli-s, Kureth, Coolldge,
IhewHter nud Pock, mls Finn 1b well
known in this uucilou and her niuiiy
friends nill be pleased to hear of her
bettered condition, Although rapidly
Impiuvlns felie win pot l,e able to leave
the iiofapinl for several weeks yet.
Hose company .No. 1 was mound In
speuHng the lire hydrautH yesterday,
oiling them and numplng tho water out
of (hem before thu cold water sets in.
There will be Kospol nieetluss in the
North Find Y. W, c. A. rooms every
Sunday at a.l." . in. this month. The
topics aiv ua follows: October ti,
"tjlirlst'w Teaclt'iigs Hegardlng Pray
er;" October in, "Tho Prayers of
Ululsti" October i'O, "The Lord's 1'ray
er;" October 7, "Prayers In the Hible
That weio Answered." All young
women and p.lrls are earnestly Invited
tn attend.
SOUTHSGRANTON
MARRIAGE Or PRED KEUKES
AND MISS WEYAND.
Cetetuony Was Peifonncd by Rev.
Jacob Sitter, of Now Hnvcn. Conn.,
In the Prospect Aveuue Methodist
Episcopal Church Daniel Pell, of
Birch Street, Sustained n Compound
1'rncture of the RlghtAnkle Admit
Kldlat Held for Court Charges
Against Him.
The Prospect Avenue Methodist Unls-
eopal chtticlt Inst evening wuh tilled
wllh friends of J.'retl Kcukes and Miss
Molly YVeymid, well-known mid popu
lar young residents of Ibis side, who
weie joined hi marl Inge by Ilov. Jacob
Sitter, of New Haven, Colin. At 7.3(1
o'clock the bridal party approached the
itltar. to the strains of Lohengrin'
u-ddlng innrcli, Miss Kimun Jollier
attended the bride as maid of honor,
ttnd Miss Llnzle Kellermaii was brldes
niald, The bride was arrayed in cream
ImiMlowne, and the nttilds wore while
dimity.
Tho groom was attended by Leopold
Hulzel and Yi'llllam Kellermaii. The
wouls that Joined them tor life were
spoken by Kev. Suler, a fotiner pastor
of the clturcli.
After the ceremony the wedding
party repaired to the home of the
Initio's parents, on Prospect avenue,
wheie 11 reception tool? place, followed
by n supper. The newly married couple,
who -will IjprIh housekeeping on this
side, were handsomely remembered by
their numerous friends. Mr. Kcukes Is
11 bookbinder by trade and is employed
at the establishment of It. I-.'. Pieiuler
gnst. Aged Man Injured.
Daniel Pell, aged To years, was
making some repairs on his barn, at
:' Ilireli street, yesterday morning,
when a ladder he wits using Inoke and
lie fell heavily to the ground. Assist
ance speedily arrived and the old man
was removed to the house and a physi
cian summoned. Dr. Kolb arrived, and
on examining the sufferer found that
he hail sustained a compound fracture
or the right ankle.
Mr. Poll's age. makes the case seri
ous, but he is setting the best possible
care, and al a late hour last evening
was reslintr comfortably.
Held for Court.
Ad.nn Kldlat, nf JUJifi tieech stieet,
who figured in a speakeasy case :i few
days ago. when lie testified that he was
never in the place und never bought a
drink there. Is In set Ions trouble, ('on
stable fisirdner. who lodged Informa
tion against the said spefikeasy.claiincd
to have ample witnesses and testimony
that. Kldlat swore falsely, and lodged
information with Alderman Lentes
against him on a chnrse of perjury.
Oardner. after getting the warrant,
started to arrest ids man. bin. found
the Job too big. Kldlat not only re
fused to oblige Hie constable, but ie
sisled arrest and, furthermore, threat
ened to let daylight into the constable's
anatomy, (iaivlner swore out additional
warrants for resisting an ofilcer mill
thients. Constable Woelkers then went
after Kidlal, and had no dilllctilly in
getting Ids man. Kldlat waived a hear
ing and was held for court In $S"0 ball,
which his brother furnished.
NUBS OF NEWS.
Miss Minnie Heintz. of :.t:: Pitistrm
avenue, was tendered a surprise party
by her schoolmates and friends last
evening. It was the young lady's four
teenth birthday, and they wished her
many hupny returns of the day. Ite
freshnients were served and sevpral
pleasant hours were spent by the young
folks.
The South Side branch of American
Workmen met in Hartman's hall last
evening-.
A baby gltl lias arrived at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry rtelf, of Siii
Prospect avenue.
R.v-i'ounty Commissioner John De
inulli Is confined to his home. TOa Cedar
avenue, with n very severe cold.
Miss Kate Mlrta, of Cedar avenue, Is
(inlte ill.
The Mlses Louisa and P.ose matter,
of Maple street, are spending a few
days at Lake I'mlerwood.
Mrs. John Ileuther, st, of Neptune
place. Is seriously III.
John, the ls-year-old son of Mr. nud
Mrs. John Arnold, of Pitlslon aveuue.
Is suffering from lockjaw and Is In a
precarious condition.
The Neptune Kngine lompany will
meet in final session at the home of
Henry AVnlters, on Cedar avenue, next
Monday, October 7, when every .mem
ber Is urged to attend,
The basement of the church of
Pence, on Prospect avenue, was crowd
ed to the doors last evening, the gath
ering being due to what Is known as mi
apron social, Arrangement for the
comfort of the guests were In the
hands of a capable committee, and all
were well cared for. Itefreslnueuts of
a light nature were served by a corps
of young ladles, and at the close of the
social the committer were able to ie
liort having realised a neat sum for
the lienelll of the church.
James Council lodtro of Odd Fellows
has Installed olllcers for the ensuing
term, as follows: .Noble grand, llobeit
W, Scott; vice. grand. Charles Stone;
financial setrolarv. AV. W, Hewitt.
Leopold Johler, the nuillcari er, was
elected representative to the stale con
vention, which will beheld In Kile next
May.
CO I. PS
The quickest relief for a
cold isbv Scott's emulsion of
cod-liver oil.
You will find the edge taken
off in a night; and, in three or
four clays, you'll be wondering
whether thai cold amounted to
anything anyhow.
That's, relief, If you tackle,
it quick, the relief is quick; if
you wail, the relief won't
come you know how colds
hang on,
WVUrtn-l )om little lu li). If .! l.Le,
SCOn' i rOW.NE, 4,7 I'cl wcei, .Ne V01L
OBITUARY.
WILLIAM PIKttOK, a pioneer test
dent of North Scranton, was taken
with a slight stroke of paralysis .Mon
day evening, rroin which he died nt 1.30
yesterday afternoon, Mr. Plcrte was
born lu Llskard, l-higlmid, .Iitnitnry 23,
ISIS, Oil April (i. ISII, he mart led Miss
Martini iMntwoithy, of Davenport,
England, and two days after their mar
riage they sailed for America, reaching
here In May mid settling In Ilonesdale,
In which place they lived until is:.?,
when he came to Providence, where he
resided ever since, At the breaking out
of the Civil war, he enlisted In Com
pany F, Fiftieth New York engineers,
and after the close of the War returned
to Providence with his three sons, who
were also lu the country's service. Mr.
J'lei-ce Is survived by his wife, Mrs.
William Pierce, who is staying with
her daughter, Mis, J, K. Smith, of 17U7
North Main nveinic. and the following
children: W. II. Pierce, Oneonta, X.
V.: it. C. Pierce, Sayi-e, Pa.: Mrs. K.
11. White. New Vot-I; city; Major Pierce.
Mrs. Jennie J-I. Tripp ttnd Mrs. J. K.
Smith, of Sermiton, and by the follow
ing sisters and luothers: Miss Jane
Pierce. Stockton, fill.: Mrs. Anna lllll
1111111, Philadelphia: Mm. Mary Hiittln,
of England; Mrs. Charles William and
John Pierce, ,,f Nay Aug avenue,
Kcrantotl.
The funeral will be held fiom the
home of his daughter, Mrs. ,1, K. Smith,
17:17 North .Main avenue, Saturday af
ternoon at o'clock. Inleniient al !Hin
itiore cemetery.
IJFNJAMIN li. IIEDDOE. one of lh
oldest and most respected residents of
West Scranton, died at ".Ci o'clock
yesterday afternoon at his home, 111.'
Lafayette street, after an Illness whkh
'dates back to about a .war ago, when
be suffered a stroke of paialysls. De
ceased was born on August II, I SI.'.,
and wus therefore SS years of age. lie
was born In Lhinsaiulett. near Swan
sea, Wales, and after reaching Ills ma
jority served as a mine superintendent
for over eighteen yeais. He came to
America ill l;G and weal to work In
the Diamond mine, where he curved as
a lire buss for many yeais. Mr. Hed
doe was 11111 riled on December -", IS!!"!,
and on July I. Itfi7, his wife died. They
had lived together over GO years, and
a short lime prior to her death hey
celebrated their sixtieth wedding an-nlver-m-.,-.
Mr. lieddoe was a member
of the First Welsh J!apll.-t clmr-li for
thirty-three year--, and was the oldest
member and deacon of the church. He
was also a charter member or the P.111
ooka trlb" of tied Men and served as
their treasurer for over lifteen yeais.
The following sous and daughter.- sur
vive It Iii : Thomas Ileddoe, Dr. It. G.
Dediloe. Mrs. Ann Nichols. Mrs. Eliza
beth Williams, of Tlironp, and Mis-s
Jennie IJeddoe. IK- had twenty-six
grand-rlilldieii and nine great grand
children. The funeral set vices will he
held at the house 011 Monday after
noon. Interment will be made in tin?
Wa.-hourn stieet cemetery.
OEUKOE WlliTll. Sli.. one of the
early settlers on this side, passed away
al the family residence, .":t" Willow
street, yi-terday morning at I o'clock
after a long, paiultll Illness. Tho de
ceased was born in lieriiiany In lSUfi
and came to tills country nearly ."0
years ng". H" settled here when
Scranlon wa-- little more than a wil
derness and during his long, ai-tive life
saw the place develop from a hamlet
of a few hundred persons to a city of
huge proportions. Mr. Wirth was a
blacksmith and was well known and
highly lcgarded in lite community. He
has scon Ills sons attain prominence In
political and social life and two sons.
Philip and (leorge, have represented
their wards in common council. An
other son. Charles, is a prominent
lircinaii and a member of the Century
Ho.-e company. Their high standing
gained by individual merit has been
a source of pleasure and comfort to
the old man In the sunset of life. Be
sides tho above mentioned, n wife and
the following daughters survive: .Mrs.
Daniel UriUiths and .Mrs. Hits ISrenne
moti. The deceased was a prominent
member of the Hickory street German
Presbyterian church, where the fu
neral services will be held at 2 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. He also held
niembeishlp lu Nay Aug- Tribe of lied
Men, who will attend the funeral In a
body. Interment will be made In the
Pittstou avenue cemetery.
ELIZA MET! I ('UAH. daughter of
Mrs. Mary Coar, aged L'l years, died
.wstrrday at l:;:5 Peon avenue, after a
lingering Illness which she bore with
Christian fortitude. She is survived by
her mother, four sisters, Mrs John
Merrick, of Wllkes-ltarie. Mrs. C. Mo
Groarty, of Wilkes-Harre. .Mr.-. Walter
Miller, of this city, and three brother.-,
Phil t'oar, of Daw-ley, Thomas, of
New York city, and William Coar of
tills city. Funeial Saturday morning.
MltS. JOHN 1IAKT.MAN. a well
known lady, died yesterday after a
lingeting illness at the family resi
dence, lair, Elm street. The deceased
was well know is In .-oclal circles und
was piomlnent In i-lmich alfali-J, A
husband and family survive. The fu
neral notice will appear later,
Wl LSI IN- Mrs. Corrleiiu It. WIU011,
widow of the late Dr. Joint Wilson, of
Fiictoryvill'"-, Pa., entered Into rest
Thursday afternoon, October :i, isni,
Funeral ,-t rvh-es Saturday afternoon
at li o'clock at the Methodist Episco
pal i-hitrcl',
EUWAltD HEAL. th,. tip mouths.
oh", chili! uf Mr. and Mrs. Ileal, of
World's End, near the Sibley uillte,
died yesterday, and will be hurled lu
the Washburn i-iivot cemetery tomor
row .U'eriionn. 1
I'linerals.
Th" lutii-ral of the la'tc Charles War
ner will lake place this al'iiuooii al
a oYkiii; from the house, I t;i South
Ninth si reel. Services will be held In
St. Jotui'.,- German Caihollc ohm eh.
.South Main aventu-. and iiiieruient wdt
he lli.idc in the ii"!'ltu.ll ',ilho, ceme.
i'i y.
GREENJNDGE.
Mrs. Fred 1!. Slope eiUcrtulned the
fji-o.-ii lUdgo Doyly 1 tub at her hnim',
op Sanderson avenue, ye.-ui-rday after
noon. Mrs. .1, Menu I'orilhatii mid Mis-s
Muliel f'ordhiiin wll leave for New
York i-Itv :hl.v iiiornlng. wheie Uiey will
be met by Dr. ,1. Meiru Foidhmii." MUs
Furdhmi! will pro. ced to IJoslon, win 10
she will enter a school fur young ladles,
Dr. and Mrs. Fordliniu will await llie
nrilva! of ill" steamship Nile, upon
which thu Misses Julia nrd Alice
Coachman, sisters of .Mrs. Fordhmn.
ini passenger) irnni th Januho,
D111.II.
Eugene Drown, of the Farmers' dairy,
was taken before Atdcrnuin llayley last
evening, charged with assault and bat
tery by Lewis Fennel, of Itoss avenue.
The trouble arose over a mill; bill,
which llrowu had yonu to the Eennel
MILLINERY SALE
We have opened for the Fall Season with a com
plete line of Birds, Flowers and Feathers, in fact the
largest selection In the city of its kind. Choice,
10
Also a large selection of Persian Ribbons, which are
the popular style at present in use by the knowing ones.
We have about one hundred patterns, worth from 15c
to 25c yard. During this sale, per yard,
10tf
THE NEW 4 CENT STORE
310 LACKAWANNA AVE.
Open a Charge Account with Us.
Come aiul buy whatever you wish a Suit of Clothes or a
Pair of Shoes. We'll churge it to
in, I i'nii ,:in imu in email reonl.ir
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won't lighten your purse to any great extent.
What do we sell? Why everything in outer
wear garments. Hats and Shoes for Women,
Men and Children.
We have 2S Retail Stores and a busy fac
torv. The middleman's prolit doesn't figure on
our price tags.
Style, Quality, Credit
3i 7 Lacka. Ave.
Second Floor..
Open Evenings.
PEOPLE'S
Hi
house to collect. KallhiK to set the
cash, li" proceeded to wive the iiinii
who had inn-chased the milk n piece of
his mind, find was ordered from the
premises, Fennel following I1I111 to the
street, where lie turned nod struck
hint. Hence the stilt. The alderman
put him under 00 bull.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Urivn
Tlldae I'reshyterian chinch have 111
ranKed for an evening of tableaux,
poetry and music, with descriptive reci
tations by Juniata. Snlsbury. in the
church parlors, Thursday and Friday
even Ins of next week.
AN EPIDEMIC OF BORROWING.
Horses Are Not Being' Stolen, but
Boi rowed, Police Say.
All the Scranton horses which hav
been reported to the police as misslnc
with the execution of thai owned by
.lames .1. iSii'Kiin. have now been re
covered. Throughout ibis part of the state
horses and carriimcs continue to dis
appear, nud iiiiKi-y horse owners from
Wilkes-Ha ne. Plymouth, l'lltston and
other ueli;lihorhi!r points In a constant
si ream lontlnue to nssull police head
iiiiiirtcrs with reiitiests lo recover their
lost animals, Ycsterdoy one of the llrni
of Uruiiiuiell llrothers, Inilchers, of
New .Mllford. was hi the clt lu ipicst
of a horse and Iiiikr.v.
lu llie opinion of the local police it is
not an epidemic of horse-stealiiiK (hal
ls Infused Into the atmosphere, but of
luil!;,' lioi-iuwIiiK. With tile notable ex
ception of the horse stolen from th
barn of Mastet far Mulldor I'anlleld, of
the Lackawanna railroad, all Hcranlou
horses reported stolen have been found
within Hie city limits. Hence it Is ex
plained that horses left standins almiK
the curbstones prove ton much of a
temptation lo svrantnn folks, particu
larly at this time, when stuet cur trnf
llc Is suspended, and the rlas are
simply borrowed to transport ihe bor
niwers to their destlnailons.
POLICE AND ALDERMEN.
Annie Mi'li'li-n.r, ol .nali iiiii"ii. .i lieM
iinder yM li.iil I'.v .Mil.-iiii.ni M1II.11 IjI n'ulii.
iliailiid with niltinv tin' V ai-lil " f
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AMUSEMENTS.
Lyceum Theatre
M. IIUIS l.eiB aiul Mati.-isrr.
A. .1. Jin l'V, nil". M.mJEf.
Friday, October 4,
Extraordinary Event J
N.mmli.d-i .1- KiMiiprr I'rrsfnt Amriu-a'a FoirmuE
'Hum Irii id Oig.iiii.ili"ii.
Modieska and James
Ami .111 lniimii.ir.ililc Coini.niy In
HENRY VIII.
Willi -pwi.il Mii-le liy r.nl IIiimIi,
I'lllt i:s lliaiic liiiir Jlooi, fl..'iii; lovpr hoc
,fji, .V-'.w: Ij.ili.ini Imv iiml icsr i-.it, ifl.."iii;
lu-t tMi itms li.iliutn. !.0e; iii'M tlirep. Too.;
Ij.i II1111' mw, .'1"..: cillery. -.Mi.
s.'.iis on S.ilf W cilne.il.iy ,it n .1. in.
Saturday Hatinee and Night.
'II10 IIiI.iimiik Mii-nal ( uniiily, the Onsjiiul
HAPPY HOOLIGAN
Ml Dllleenl II. ml Ml till lii'T
Muni: 1 1'-n. n..i ii.mi
Muitr i.'ti.i.i;jiii si"iiij-.
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Mllltl ll.1lll.1lll Wit.
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I i, rile.-. Wli.il'n .mil M.,s.-:li' Wi mi.
I I'.iiiii' IIit, Ailel.iiile .M.n-ilfii. .Iiwpli Miitlirll
I i .1 1 In.iin .11 luiul;' yiil.
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I In inn- p.n-l 01 li'tii-i. fii-. I.i.nins, -.'j . ti l.f).
1 I'DII l(i:T.
JHonday Night, Oct. 7th
I A11 Kljl'i'i - I'i "Im i" ", II" HfJll-l't
I 1 mini) III -mi.
"Uncle Terry"
lii.iin.il 1.. il lit Wi! ..11 i, a, n in I 1 .1 1 Vs Mnii'i'r
Hillll.ll l.tin' . 'III. It 'lil.l ' ll.lli'lUH'IIH Mil
,1 MI - I!. l Mil. .1- I'hilf b'lit.
I'i it 1- ", t.-ia ! ,l.il.
."i.-.iN on -.!'' I i.tljy ji '.1 .1 111.
Tuesday. Oct. 8,
Tin' I ..it t( "-'1 itc NjiiH'il" 1 mill ill Pi .injj,-
Pennsylvania
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li il .1 ijui Iiinii"! in I ojI Mini', -Mutt--lea
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Academy of Husic
M. Itl. IS, l.n,,',.. A I limt.t, Minajer,
CHARLES LEYIIUKNE'S
1UG BON-TON STOCK COMPANY,
Ml'".llhS 111 1 ni 1 111 IVl.,
In 11 1 11 '
Toiitjjht, Heaping the Whiihviiul
Matinee Piinccss of Catches
Mjl 11 P11 r ,11 n.i il 'in
l.tvmim Pri.'i In. '11 in.. 1 0 ift'
STAR THE ATM
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The New York SU
Mailiifi .M'li'lJt, WidnUy, Th.
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