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THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1901V
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WEST SCRANTON
THEY MET THE
CANDIDATES
GATHERING IN REPUBLICAN
CLUB BOOMS LAST NIGHT.
Judge Carpenter, Controller Jones,
Coroner Huberts nntl Surveyor
Stevenson, Introduced to the Rank
und File of the Party Bonrtl of
Trnde Resumed Their Meetings
Inst Evening Clem Mnrsli Ac
cepts Sim Bnvls' Challenge The
Funeral of Clmrles Metzgnr Notes
and Personals.
'An enthusiastic meeting of local I!p
publlcuns -was held lust evening In tin
rooms of the AVest Side CViilrnl Uepttl)
II win club moms, where tin- reincseii
latlve party workers met llio onndl
tlntcs on lilt'1 county ticket. There wore
present JiuIko Carpenter, "onli-nller v..
A. .lolies, CNironei' Itoherts mid Sur
veyor tJcorge Stevenson.
Tlu following inoinliers nf the mi
live committee were also present: .lnhn
li. AVIlllntns, Hon. .Inlni M. Fair. i. T.
Pavls, C K. Olver, lion. Kdwunl
.Tames, Joseph Oliver, David .1. Davis,
Kuenexer 'Williams und Jloi'fran Tlinm-jis-
The purpose of the meeting was
lo introduce the candidates to the local
executive committeemen and lo out
lino the work of the coining campaign.
I ton. .1. 1!. Fair was chairman of the
meeting, and remarks were made by
ttotinly Chairman Jr. 1.. Taylor. Hon.
John H. 'Williams, "W. fiuylord Thomas,
District Attorney Lewis,, (leorgo L.
Peek. David J. Davis. Kbenezer 'Will
lams, Richard Roberts, 10. Daniels.
Orif T. Davit-', Thomas Reynolds, John
H. "Williams, Charles K. Olver, K. U.
Robathan, C. '.It. Ackt r, J.. A. Howell,
T.. P. Wedenmn. John J!. Edwards.
John R. "Wilson, David Owens. John R.
3'ari', Judges Carpenter, Controller
Jones, 3-Mward James, Jr., Waller S.
Bevan. Calmer "Williams, l' li. .Iteese
and Thomas P. Daniels.
The. speeches were in the main eulo
Kistie of the Republican candidates and
nlong the line of the work needed in
the coming campaign.
Judge Carpenter said he felt very
grateful to the members or the bar
present for the many kind expressions
mill said he was grateful at being able
to meet so funny of the parly workers
In West Seranton.
He is satisfied, he said, that the re
sults from such a meeting will be u
tlrely satisfactory, and there is no
doubt that there will be but one result
A Daily Reminder
Von will not lip ilisapimliilril in
Dnfour'ii 'far; it will lolii'U' Hut.
, Cough fun' t.'otd in one niaht.
FOIt SALD BV 0. W. JtSKISS.
Onderutear
Fop Fall and
Winter Weap
Two Great Departments Filled
with Matchless Stocks and Un
equalled Values
For Ladies and Children
We are now sliowiug a superb Hue of Underwear of
Jtevery description, in all makes, Aveights, styles and sizes.
The products of the best mills only are offered, and besides
the ordinary two-piece suits, a full line of combination (one
piece) suits are shown in a full range of qualities, weights
and makes. Combination Suits are more popular this year
than ever before, and can be had to fit all figures.
Underwear for Ladies and Children
Center of Left Aisle, Haiti Floor.
For Gentlemen's Wear
No Men's Furnishing store in Scrauton carries a
line of Underwear that will compare with ours in exteut,
variety, quality or prices. We show everything that the
intelligent, well dressed man cau think of aud promise com
fortably fitting, perfectly made garments in every iustauce,
Prices to, fit your pocketbooks and values better thau any
vfnere else iu this city. The entire season's line is now at
your disposal,
Men's Underwear to the Right
i v ' Of; Our riain Entrance,
Globe Warehouse
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..,. .e ihU'j.fi gMW.-. JyfWitJ
.iaur
arter eleellon dny. There Is no good
reason why the voters sliottld not rally
to the mipporL ot the Republican can
didates, anil roll mi a large mnjorlty
at tho comliiB election.
Controller Jones snld he felt flnltcreil
nt the reception accorded him throiiRli
out the emmty, and Intimated that the
results are bound to bo what all Re
publicans nro loolilmr for.
Thn meeting was one ot the most en
thusiastic ever held under the aus
pices of the club, and was ihoioiiRhly
enjoyed by all present,
Board of Trndo Meeting;.
The AVe.it Wide board of trade held
thnlr Jlrst meeting last evening after
the summer vacation, and met In Co
operative hall, owing lo their vacating
the former ipiarters. President Daniels
was In the chair. A number ot bills
were ordered paid. The mailer of a
meeting place was left In the hands of
the president and secretary.
The following resolutions were sub
mitted by Dr. 1) W. Kvans, and were
unanimously adopted!
W !ti're.i., We .ire i in oil "t iiijiiv minor Int.
lu.nonii'DU .mil iicie.fiity iepilr in our iilc
u.ill.4 mill MU'i'i iiiiltm, .mil
Wlirtc.iN l.illle Mli'iiltoii Iijh Item I'.'iil lo
in.iko :iiil tnii riiiciit innl ne e.iii ii'p.iii-,
ulildi is uMiiWml. In Ilic ttcll.iio .mil Mfily nt
111" I'MU'lill pulilli i In! it.
lpliil, Tli.it tlii-i iirsJiiiJlioii, Iho JViM
iilo Il.i.iril i.i Ti.iili, iloi'in II :i wiiH" ill liter lo
I. ill lllllllllill t" tin' piop't' lltli.'i.ll- III tlio f.itt
Hi. H tin to .iro tn.iny i'ijiici inn-. ulnl uiiiulc places
In tlio iciioni ot l!i litwiiit'.- pnilii.li of ll,n
I'.iil,. mil tli.it ! i in-: In- il .i iiwin-illy In
timloi -it'll pl.H i' .ilo In uii' tilt' mhi'lit of
i .lil wi'jllur. Ho it fintlii'i'
l.'.i.i.lviil. "Hut tlio Wot siiio llu.inl nf 'I'l-.ulo
inti-iili'i- Unit lljili' t'jll. lias not li'ft-hcil tlio
.illiiilinu thai li ilue II, urn-lili'ilni: its J in -pnil.inui
us .ni liilPKiat pail "f Hio. sroonJ
il.i-s illy tint si i.iiiit'ii nnw i.-: anil fin tber
tto-ulvoil. 'Ih.il ailiiil that llio piopor of
IniaU iiici I ii iiiliiinlltfo uimpo-pil of liictiihrrs
nt llio Wost It lo lloanl of Tiailo in I'onfcioiuo.
anil lli.il mii ii ippaitini: iiinl iinpiovins- lie
Irnilnl lo .11 omii. mnl ilial s.idl ooiiiinillu' nit
n a mtiilo vi-ij.iiiliiiu' wnik to 1p InnUi'il .iflif
in t'ie li minis nf llyilo l'atl!, as nfou"aiil.
President Daniels submitted his resig
nation lit the following communica
tion. Ni.mii. n. I'.i.. Hi t. ", IS'01.
fiio Wo.' -..lo llo.inl nf 'I'l.nli', lit.v:
lirtillrinrii: I toiiilor lioionilh my vosiyiialion
.is pri'.-iilmt of tlio Wo-l Siilo lloanl nt Ti.nlo,
to tal.n ollol iiiiinoiliatib.
I lu-lioM' tlio pioslilont nf an omauiration Midi
as Hi.' Ui-.-t Siilo linild o Traili' s-'noitbl lie a
l'l'-iilei.t ni tiiat pailionla'.' in I inn nf llio i ily.
As 1 i!o not now losi.l." in Wci 'tiaiiloti, I tori
it tn In: my duty tn trltnnaii-li the otlioo nt
pi-i-idint, ,illlii'iin;li I -lull ri-taiti mi niotnlioo
s'lip in tlio lio.iid. ami .shall ul nil tiling lip
i.'.nly ami willing lo (.my mil .my iliiootions nf
the tiiuiil iii any way.
In IrtnlPiitisr this iosii;iiJtioii. I iIp-Iip In
nial.o l.iinun my approi iatinn nf tho hnnoi" I fiol
in haling for tli-' thiol tiini: la-on oloetoil tho
pit'-iiloiit of tlio hoatil. Mhiili Ii.k ilono -n mm li
foi tho i;ii,wtii anil ilovolnpini'iil of p-l -L-i.in-i.iii.
li is i iii.it Iff nf ipaiPl tn mo to ta!.o
Hit stop, lull I ih it lioliexiim: tint tho in
iro.sis nf Iho luMid will ho host miIi-oimiI liy
li.nln' as its pioshlont a tosiitont nt tho loir;,
tiny tiUliiKtly its mvn. 1 ihanl. the nirniliofi.
fnr t'loio rn-npoiation. ami tnr llio Moik whiili
thfi li.uo ilono imiii.u: my Tonino nf olli' o.
Voiy 1 1 uly jniii.
rhailo-i K. Patiicls.
On motion of Vlce-Piesident .Tenkin
T. Iteese. the rcigiiution was laid on
the table, and1 the hoard insisted upon
nmi serving out the term for which he
-I
".
was elected. Tho committee looking
toward bettor until service lit AVest
Hornnton was continued. The addition
of a clrcttlni' curb at tho corner of
South Muln avenue und Washburn
street was reported,
Mr. Mason brought lo the attention
of the board the numerous depreda
tions conimltled by children along the
lines of the street car company, and
urged thai parents put tt slop to the
1 raetlco, After several minor matters
were discussed tho hoard adjourned.
Entertainment Last Evening-.
The West Side Athletic club held an
cntt'i'talutnciu and social In Mcura'
bull last evening, which was well at
tended, The pi'iiKrnnnue Included spe
cialties by a number uC talented ama
teurs. Solos were rendered by Michael Con
nois. .tunics ihillittther, .lames McHiirIi,
Owen Ilnnnefi'nll, Misses T.nvelle, Con
nors, and lllne, Harry Hlntel, .John
Phillips, Mantel tlreeiie, Kltr.palrlok
and Tourney. I'lano olns were played
by Miss Maine Httjmn and Tnllle Lewis.
MIsm Kille Itrnu'tiliur recited. Krit
liiiblnsnn played harmonious selections,
ilillllths and Mlenwnod did an acrobatic
(urn, and the 'Mtini;nu Hros, ruvo a
buck and wlnw dance. The Kxcelslur
(liiartette saiiK a nuinbnr or selections.
The dance which followed was en
Joyed until a late hour by seveinl hun
dred younj; people.
Marsh. Accepts Challenge.
I'leiu Marsh will accept the elnil
Icukc of Sim Davis to shoot at no plff
eoas for $r.(M) a side, and will meet bint
at The Tribune otllee next Monday af
lernoon aL 'J o'clock to post a forfeit
of Slua to bind the match and sIbii ar
ticles of aniecmeiit.
Jlc will also ttKioe to take Metlale
as a. partner anil shoot a double
match iho same day With Anuemtiu
and Jones. The match to bo Shot two
weeks from the time of sIpmlnK arti
cles, lie stales Unit lie does not care
to shoot Ids matches through the news
papers, hut will agree to The Tribune
iictliiff :ih stakeholder.
A Bnilroad Victim's Funeral.
The remains of the lute William
Seal ley, who was killed at Port Morrl-;
Sunday night, were brought to this
city and taken to tho home of tho
mother of the deceased, 1U0 North Van
P.uien avenue, from which place tho
funeral will lake place tomorrow after
noon at l!.!:o o'clock. Interment will be
made In the Cathedral cemetery.
Scalley had been employed as a
brakemau on the Lackawanna rail
road, and In stepping from one car lo
another missed his step and fell be
neath I he wheels. The man's body was
horribly mangled. He It? survived by
his mother, l no sisters and one broth
er. Funeral of Charles Metzgar.
The funeral of the late Charles Metz
giir occurred yesterday afternoon front
the home of the daughter of the de
cased, Mrs. William J I. Iteese. on
Thirteenth stteel. The services were
conducted by Iter. A. 1. Itamr. pus-tor
of St. Mark's Lutheran church, tnter
nieiti ua made in the Forest Hill ci-m-eterr.
The ch'iirch choir assisted in the ser
vices. The pall-hearers, were John J.
Ilopkii'i., Llewellyn Jones. Ilon.iamln
'iillli'JiH, Hiram Savers, Kvau Hughes
and. Uavld Williams.
Recent Mine Accidents.
Thomas .1. ltalney. of Arch bald
street, employed n a miner In the
Hellevue, was Injured by an explosion
of gas recently. His face, hands, arms
and legs were burned severely.
John Clarke, of Rowland avenue, also
an employe in the liellevue. war- In
jured by a fall of roof while at work
recently. Hi., leg was fractured mid
back iujuied,
Coming' Events.
Si. Patrick's Ladles' lrl.-h Catholic
Benevolent I'nlon will hold Us ninth
annual apron and necktie social In
Menrs' hall on Tlmk.-giving eve.
The annual bamiuet of Si. Paul's
Pioneer corps he held on Thurs
day evening. October 17. in the Knights
of Columbus dub house on .North
Washington avenue.
Events of This Evening-.
A testimonial concert for the liun
deld ststets will be hWil at .Meat's' hull
this evening. .u excellent programme
lnus been arranged.
The ladies of the Wuhhhuru street
Presbyterian church will meet this ev
ening .liter prayer meeting' to decide
about a rummage sale.
Tho wedding of Hli-hard Morgan, of
North Lincoln avenue, anil Miss Kllza
belh Smith, of North Itubecea avenue,
will take place this evening:.
The Prohibition Yemiierance Alliance
will hold a meeting in Morgan's hall
this evening.
Classes Nos. S and tl. taught by
Misses Minnie Young and Kllxabeh
Kmniel, will hold t,n enlertunmcnt and
social this evening In the Chestnut
street (ierniau Presbyterian ehuich.
The P.iiKgonlu lodge. No. ::sii.
Knights of Pythias, will meet In u. n.
Lvans' hall thlo evuilng and confei
the second rank of csijulre on several
candldiae-i,
llehearsal of the Sons of Temperance.
Clee club at the home of County Or
ganizer Ciouicr D, Iteese.
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
The obsti net Ions on the Washburn
car line are. many and varied. They
Include stones, barrels, tin cans, mor
tar boxes and other things,
Antlteny Kriday, of Fifteenth .street,
had his bark and head Injured yester
day by a fall of roof In the Sloan mine.
Dr. J. J. Hrennan Is attending him,
James Cuslck, of North Van Huron
avenue, had his foot Injured In the
urlggs slum yesterday by a pump
falling on it.
Fred Thomas, of Kvercit avenue,
who was Injured iccenlly In the
Hilggs' shaft, is recovering rapidly
mid expect. to be out soon.
Mrs. John Jtlley, of Price street, Is
fc't'i'ltniKly ill,
The llerthu La Monte Missionary
Society held an Interesting' meeting
In Hie Washburn Klroet Presbyterian
churcn yesterday afternoon. The
work foi tho coining winter was out
lined by thotio hi charge.
Tim prize drawing which was to
huvct taken place this evening fur the
bent'llt of the widow of the late John
Morgan, bus beep postponed until
Wednesduy, October ::o.
The Colonial club held a meeting lust
A SENSIBLE MAN
U'culd ii.c Jump's lUl.am for tlie Tlaojt and
l.ur;j. U U cluing- iiioro CoiijIm, CuMt,
Asthma, JlioniliUlf, C'lcip jud all Throat and
l.uns Troubles, tlisn auj ollur tncdkliic 'I'ht
ii pilctgr lus authorised auy UiuviiLt lo sWs
;ou a ijiiiil Hot lie lac lo cuiivlnio jon ul llio
U.rik't tl'U siCJt l niL-Jy. 1'iliv 2m. and '').
evening In lis rooms In Washington
hull, whore they are now comfortably
uliartoredt
Hoy, the Ron of Mr. and .Mrs. AVItllnm
Penn Morgan, ot Vliitondule, had his
leg ninpiituted at the Merest Taylor
hospltnl on Monday. Ills recovery Is
conlldellllv expected.
The Irotiiiols Dancing class hold a so
cial In Washington hall Inst evening.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Mr. and Mrs. L, K. Tentiey, of As
bury Park, are the guests of the Tor
iner'n sister, Mrs. Ktlwlu Lockwood, of
South Main avenue,
A son wan recently born lo Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Creegtiii, ot Soranton
street,
Mis. O'Uoiuielli of Scranton street, Is
seriously lit, mul Is not expected to
live.
Horn To Mr. ami Mrs. Henry ltur
nier, of Fellows street, it girl.
Mr. Curran, of Frlnk street, and
Miss Sweeney, of Jackson street, will
be united In iimn-luge at St, Patrick's
church todav.
John Harris, of Division street. Is
visiting fiienda In New Jersey.
Mies Maud O'Malley. of Jaekson
street, returned home- recently from
a visit In St. Louis, Mo.
Phillip Williams, of Price stieel. has
returned home fiom the Pan-Amriican
and Niagara Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. N. C. .Mayo, of Swe.
i.tm! street, are visiting relatlvus In
1 1 real llend.
Mr. and Mrs. David Mradshnw, of
Latnyette street, are ul nilffalo.
Jliss Ida aud Master Stuart Lewis, of
North Hyde Park avenue, arc homo
from the P.iu-Amerlcan.
Mr. und Mrs. Frank Smith, of Lin
coln avenue, me spending a few days
In New York.
Iter. Albert Crtiwn, wife and daugh
ter, of Clayton. N. J have returned
home from a visit with relatives and
frlenr'.: here.
Mrs. Isaac Price, of Swetland street,
is the guest of friends in Orange, N. .1.
Mrs. M. ,1. Williams, of Synth Main
avenue, is spending a few davs at
Huffalo.
A surprise party was tendered Miss
Kthel Woodruff of North Hyde Park
avenue Monday evening.
Lieutenant of Police John Davis Is
attending the Winans Hull murder trial
at Honesilalo.
Miss Hello Snyder, of Twelfth street,
was tendered an enjoyable party by a
number of her friends recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Jones, of
South Sumner avenue, have returned
home rrom tho Pan-American,
M. J. Itnlney, of Luzerne street, is
spending his vacation in Canada.
Miss lioldle Gardner, of North Main
avenue, is visiting at Ml. Cobb.
Mrs. Thomas Klepplnger. of Tani
aiitiii, is the guest of her daughter.
Mtc. George Fiehler, of North Sumner
avenue.
J. V. Caiey and family, of West
Kim street, have returned home from
an extended stay at Penobscot.
-Miss Kate Healey, of North Hyde
incnue. Is spending: her vacation at the
Pan-American.
Miss Mary Nuran is seriously ill at
her home on Twenty-lirst street.
Mr. and Mr.-. I'iwilym Maddock have
returned home from their we-jdlng-lour.
NORTH SCRANTON NEWS.
North End Stiws Defeated the Crack
Taylor Stars at the Auditorium
Last Night.
in one of the most hotly contested
games of basket ball of the season, the
Nonh Knd Stars defeated the crack
Yayloi Stars last evening by the score
of W lo ft. At the close of the flrsl
half the score was S to o In favor of
the North Knd Stars nntl in the sec
ond half they increased It to '.'2 to 0,
The line-up of Him teams was as follow.-!:
Tajlur mji-. xhhii i:,i M,.,
IctiUlt!-. tilit h.iw.ttil I. MM'lti.Kcv
i. i:v.ni i.'it timolol i. sum.
Howell i mlii irntPi 1'. Ktatr,
Winili'iliiitii u'titci- Tial.r
' Hoi- U'tl ii'ini'i T. Ili.ins
Mjk-Ii loll gn.inl 'I'. .Mi ( lii-U.i
li'iilin liulit KiMiii , r,ji'.
Officeis Chosen.
The opening assembly of the Scran
ton Men's .-oclety of ihe North Knd was
held Monday evening In the Providence
Presbyterian social rooms and the
usual annual routine business attended
to. Captain Dolph Ii. Athertou, the
retiring president, presided during the
election of the following odlcers for the
season of l!Wl and l'.i02;
President, Judge A. A. Vosburg; ice
president. Major .1, H. Fish: secretary,
(leorge W. Henedlct, est.: tivasllier,
Sidney lleuwood, The piogr.imnie for
the year, though not yet fully forinu
lat"d, will probably Include several ad
dresses on popular topics: an evening
of Impersonations and two "Ladles'
Nights." The feature of dainty lunch
eons at the close of the assemblies of
Inst year will probably be continued
through the present season. The so
ciety has a membership of nearly one
hundred men of various walks, vitia
tions and religious seels of the north
secllon of our city.
The Young American Siar.-t of Prov
idence defeated the Ptlluain street
Stars ye.-lrrtlay by a score of ll-:.',
TOLD IN A FEW LINES.
Tile lecture on "A Silver Crown" or,
"Horn a King," which Is to be given
by lllisscll II. 'ouwe.ll, D. D., of Phil
adelphia, at the North Main avenue
Haptlst Tabernacle on Tuesday even
lug, October 'Si, Is attracting consider
able attention.
Stanley SUkiuun, f Huffalo, who has
been visiting his parents on North
.Main avenue, has returned home,
The Father Whltty Cadets mei In St,
Mary's hull l.i evening for their last
drill before Hie parade in Wllkes
Harre, which they will take pan In,
William IthiKldu, of Morris Plains,
N. J Is visiting Ills In other, T. K.
Khoddit, of Providence road.
William White, Lilly Fltzslminous
aud Fred Fltzslnunons got drunk
Monday night and sluried to do the
town, About y,!!0 p. in, they were ar
rested and yesterday morning In puce
court were, lined ?i each.
Stanley tfokovloli wo; nrrestud on
Hrlek avenue Monday night for being
helplessly drunl; and disorderly by
Patrolman May, He was lined $.1 by
Magistrate Fldler In police court yes
terday mornlnu.
The Indies of the .Methodist church
will hold their New Kugland supper
iu the social rooms of the church to
morrow evening.
Miss Kvalhie Allison and MUs Her
trudi! Arnltt, of Pulsion, are visiting
friends in this section.
The Choral I'nlon, which was lately
organized in this section to compete
iu the eisteddfod to be held In the Tab
ernacle Thanksgiving day, will prac
tice this evening at the Tabernacle.
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SORANTON'S BIG
Our Furniture Department Is Famous
For Strong Values.
This week it takes another spurt. Homefurnishers, here is an excellent chance
to purchase rightly made furniture of the newest fall and winter designs for less
money than goods of similar qualities can be obtained anywhere else. Only by
doing a tremendous trade could we quote such prices. Our Furniture Department
lakes up the entire fourth floor, and large assortments of reliable furniture gives an
extensive collection, good service and free prompt delivery.
Rockers
At $1.55
Special offering
of Continental l.a
dies'Rockers, built
of selected stock
and closelv spin
dled, finished in
the Twentieth
Century style,
worth .$2. 1 5. Spe
cially priced
At
$1.55
Extension
Tables
At $4.35
Solid oalc exten
s i 0 n tables of
handsome design,
ornamented brack
ets and patent run
ning slides, fancy
carved legs with
bolt construction,
worth $6.00. Spe
cial At $4.35
Other handsome
tables at $0. $8,
$10, $12 and i
Housefurnishers Are Never Disappointed
In Getting the Right Kind of Carpets Here
As the very foundation of the business rests upon low prices, rest assured we
quote the lowest in every case:
Best All Wool Ingrain Carpets here at ,. ;7jj yard,
Tapestry Brussels, fall designs, at 50c, 75c, 85c and $1.00 yard
Handsome Axminster Carpets at ff"?nyar5
Velvet Carpets at $1.10 yard
And many other supreme values.
Beautiful Smyrna Rugs, 36x72, here at $3-50
CARPET DEPARTMENT ON OUR WELL LIGHTED THIRD FLOOR
Jonas
a imtmMmm.mseu.mM'ismnwMWUJU vwmmmsM
SOOTHSOBANTON
FUNEBAL OF THE LATE MBS.
PATRICK GIBBONS.
Attended by a Large Number of
Persons Solemn High Mass of
Bequiem Celebrated in St. John's
Catholic Church Funeral of Mis.
A, L. Lcuschncr Presentation of a
Handsome Umbrella to M. J.
O'Neill, the Base Ball Pitcher Who
Returned Home Last Night.
Tli" remain.- of tin.- late Mr.', I'atrK-U
(ilbliuns won.- i-unsigned to mother
1'iirtli .venter.''..!..' morning iiinltl lli n1
Bivts IiikI ,-oitow of 11 inulliliiilo or
friend.-; anil nrlKhlmi'. The funeial
took iilaee at O.'M a. in. from tlio Iuiiim'.
eoiiioi of I'edar avenue ami Mail"
street, where for two hours previous
a siulilrin'il thrmiir ul' people llleil pasl
the body to take a farewell jinnee at
one who win esteemed anil beloved a
neighbor, counsellor, and Irlend.
The remains were borne to St. John's
church on Fig street where a solemn
lilBh nnw of requiem was celebrated
by the pastor. Itov. K. J. -Melley. Itevs.
Joseph Kelly and l!ev. J. A. Mol'l'it
were the deacons of lle ma.-s, and
Hev. I. K, l.uvelle was muster ol cere
nionlts. Seated within the sanctuary
rail near tin- alter were Kevs. J. A.
O'lleilly, N. .1. .Mi'Mitiiu.-, .1. J. lirluln,
.mil Fathers Unbind, -Mei'iilie aud I'au
av.'.". Father Mf lley, ill 111- sermon, ;.ald a
iltllliK and elmiueul tribute l the
memory of Mrs, (ilbhons, as a wife, a
neighbor ami a consistent christian.
The "lunch was lllled and anions' iho.-o
present were noticed many prominent
lnisliifSri nien liicludlns city and county
oo,.',:iN.
At the close of llle se'Vi"i S tile eol
true started for tho Cathedral ci me
lery where Interment was made. The
pall-he iii'i's were: .Martin Flalurty.
M. I!. I.avelle, llcury U. Jordan, Mi
chad .Mi'iiowiui. I'. ! iimUe, and W'll
liiiui !'. .lo:'ce.
Funeral of Mrs. Leusehnor.
Yesleiduy morning at ! n'elocU the
remains of the Into .Mrs. A. J.. I.eusch
mr, wife of the cashier of the Kric
freigllt ilepol. Were taken lo St, .lolin'H
chinch. South Side, where a solemn
high mass of reiiulem was culubrated,
Hev. Father ItoMiul being I'Plebratu
mid I lev, Fathers Kelly and l.avelle
deacon and sub-deiiioii nsieetlvely.
The pall-beuri-r.s worn John Sluiiigh
lirss.v, Mleluul Mctioveill, I'atlick
llaggerty, Patrick I'raiie, iMwanl
Dmigheiiy, John llairett. Iiuernuiu
was in.nli' in ilie I'.tthedral cemetery.
Presented With Umbrella,
'allrry's hall, nmr the city ne. wa.-i
lllled last evening with representative
citizens of llio city and Mluoolui who
had gathered to do honor lo M, J.
O'Neill of Mlnookn, who arrived homo
yesterday from St. l.ouls, where lie
earned tame and honor as a bate ball
pluver, ,
Mr. O'Neill arrived shortly before 0
o'i lock and looked the pii turo of
health, lie was immediately surround
ed liy ailmliing friends anil was the
hero u? tlio boil''!
Tile meeting was called to aider by
John J. O'Neill, who In a brief address
stated tho purpose of the g.Uiierlim.
T. J. Coyne theji stepped to ihr I'lout
and iifler li.iynfg a high tribute lo
the gue.it of the evening who he said
had brought honor to the home of h!a
. Cr, .A
TT
3TORE,
$25 for
Handsome
Dining
RoomOutfit
Six solid oak
chairs, cane bot
tom scat, elegant
0,1k sideboard, sol
id oak extension
table, elaborate
rug, $XXA yards.
Entire outfit
$25.00
Worth $5 5. so.
$9.15
For Solid Oak
Sideboard
Buffet size, gold
en finish, double
top drawers, one
lined for silver
ware, roomy china
and linen compart
ments, 24 x 1.J,
trench head plate
mirror, complete
with bric-a-brac
shelves, carved top
and gilt trimmings,
Cnnnot be duplica
ted anywhere un
der $11.50. t
Special at 9.15
Long's Sons
birth h the magnificent work he had
done as a base ball twirler, presented
Mr. o'N.'ill with a beautiful aud eost
!;. gold headed umbrella.
The recipient returned thanks for the
article and the sentiment of good will
shown by hH fellow townsmen and in
closing said he would cherish the mem
or' of hist night's reception as long
as he livt-it. A social followed the
presentation and jollity lllled the old
hnll until long after midnight, ltefiesh
ments were served between 10 and 12
followed bv a dance.
ALDERMANIC DOINGS.
Ueiuard Wropcskie, a young man
who resides near the Continental mines
was before Aldermnn I.entes last ev
rning on a serious charge, iliv. Kate
Wels of Cto Palm street was tin- pros
pditrlx on l.i half of her tweny year
old daughter. Mary l'olens.
ll appears thai the young folks had
kept- company over two years and
arrangements hail bei'ti made for an
earl. marriage which was stopped,
lioweer, by ihe inlerfereu.-e of Wrop
esklc's motlier. The alderman held the
der-ndant for court in $b' bull. It Is
prolmbli' the case will be settled by
Wropeskles marrying Miss l'olens.
Mai tin I'.abiega. of l.'M l'ros?et ave
nue, had Adam Kropolitz before Al
derman I.entes last evuiilng on a charge
of malicious mischief. According lo
the evidence tho defendant with a
companion visited ltablega's saloon
Monday night and because he was re
fused drink, went outside and llred a
stone iliiough the window, breaking
three bottles of whiskey and several
glasse.-. Kropoliu agreed to pay for
ihe damage and also the costs and the
case was withdrawn.
, Taxpayers,
State and county laxes of the Twenti
eth ward cau ! paid every Friday
night, between T and !i o'clock, at
Humphrey's pharmacy. J. F. illbbons,
collector. v
NUBS OF NEWS.
A folic, rt will be held tonight In
'Workmen's hall on Alder street by the
Meadow Hrook Social club.
For the llrst time In two weeks a
smile appeared ycsleid.iy on the laeo
of Hatcher John Arnold nf I'lllstiill
avenue. He bad Ju.-l breii Infill tiled by
Hr, Wehlau that his oldest sou, who
has been dangerousy III with lockjaw
has a good chance to recover.
A teachers' meeting- will be held iu
Ihe Hickory street tlerinail Presbyte
rian church lomoriow evening.
Tile popular and widely known
Sciiiiiton Athletic flub has posters up
and Invitations out for the entertain
ment and ball which takes place on
Monday. November I.
A well attended meeting of fount
Lodge, Knlghl.-i of Pythias. wa Inld
In llartman's hall last evcniut:.
Mrs. i inir.nl Pell and daughter of
pulsion uveiiiie, are home (mm a visit
lo friends aud lelatlons In llonc-diile,
News items fur this column if sum
to Tempos, or iCoinacher's tlrtin' stoics
will lie attended to. News or advertise
ments inn..' also be soul to the olllce
direct. New and old "phones.
Kvery member of llio .lunger Maeii
nerchor Is urged to be at Schlnipl'fs
hall at ".:: p. in. tomorrow evening
sharp. The society will attend the
l.eldeikranv. loncert at .Musi" hall In a
bod:-.
An entertainment and social uiidei
Ihe auspices of Suablan society will
lie held III Workmen's hall .Monday,
Oct. D.
llcury Welsslor. the well known
shoemaker of Plltslou avenue, Is unite
III.
.Mrs, .1. i". Uraliaui, of l.awtou, near
Mouiruio, Is spending u few days with
J
FOREMOST IN VALUE-QIVINQ,
We
Carry the
Largest
and most com
prehensive stock
in Scranton of of
fice furniture.such
as flat and roll
top desks, cabi
nets, rotary and
office chairs,
desks, stools and
library tables.
AMUSEMENTS
Lyceum Theatre
il. HUIH, I.ei-aiN! at.il M.in.isir.
A. J. UL'l'FY, Bu. Manager.
Thursday Night, Oct. 10
The s,unn' fiicil-'ft Hit.
"The siicLl.icul.il- I'jili! Lemcily,
Are You a Buffalo?
An lliiiiii'ly Now mid Oimln.il I'miluciion.
Onu"'oiiliiiiiuii3 J..iir;liin; fit.
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i.itih.i. I p-tii.i.ili' iliiiie. Novel Speul.
Iii'.. 1,'nicnns ('ii.-.tunir-. UnniUnmely
Mjgpil iih ILMiitiful tji-i-ncrj .
I'l-iiec-SS lent- In l.ti.
iMle nf -raN (ipi'ii-, Tui'.xl.iy moiiiing at (I u. m
Friday Night, Oct. 11,
HENRY niLLER
In III New I'l.iy,
D'ftRCY OF THE GUARDS
A Cuiiii'ily iu I uur i u In- I.otii-. Slilpnmn.
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ll.iliuli.1, ."''I Jii'l "j mm; lm und Inge M,it.
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niTiilll'.li I'lli.
Iu.- li .t "I All I Sum' Jr I'Uys.
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h.ittuiljv.
Iier (laiiKliter, .Mis. Many KUniunuer,
of Pittstou avenue.
GREEN JNINSE.
The lireeii KIiIko Women's I'li'isiian
Tciuiierance I'nlon will nieei ilu.-, af-
leruoon at 'i o'clock at .Mrs. .1 H .Mil
ler's. 170-' Penn avciitit. Thio will f
the llrsl llieellUK frllice llle eloitlon of
oillcers for the year. A full attendance
la defiled.
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WINCHESTER