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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-TUESDAY, DECEMBER .10, 3901. ' ,
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NOTICE TO WE PUBLIC.
Complaints having come to us
thnt porsons soliciting woik In out
name have In some Instances kept
the umlnellns and In otheis done
infeilor woik, we deslie to state that
we have no lepiesentotlves on the
load whatevei. We will call for
your woik on mall oulei only.
Scianton Umbiella Mfg. Co.,
M. Sllveininii, Piop.,
313 Spiuce Stieet.
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Christmas Presents
Must c nought
iml In mir inipiiillmil tlnil if I'M 1 1 111 1 l
1 HWII s ,nn no Imimil In litul in t In iiilitnl.
ailMiu iiimI iiiiiiiriili lliliiui Im lliiMuin
(,lfl
A look ill nut -lnm ulnilou "ill Liu '! "
llfelit file i ni lnt inn lii iniitilni.
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Jacobs & Fasold,
209 WASHINGTON AVENUE.
(Mmi nprii i nilnt,i J
f City Notes.
W. f T. V. Ml 1.1 IM. Ilie Woman's t In n
ft in iMiiprriiiii" niuoii will iihcL tin" mrr
rin n it 1 fi'ilmk 111 (illdlisi's lull. Nllijul,
".MolhciV AlcctnuJ"
1(1 Mr 1f)l)Y Hie I lilies il.lln' I Ui-t
frnt 1 1 Mill (liulill lie l(Miirliil In inn 1 ti
ill! In sew f l om 10 i in to ." i in T.illidl un
Will lie sen ill fiom 12 In ' i in
1M1I lt-,M'S ( 0( I III' llif inoi.1 iiimir fr
tin Doiivim Iritiiuniii il (.imiul will ippnr in
lumoirnw's hih. Iheip will lit i ldiiiisil
it ." Jil n'cloik tin? iltiinnoii in M luki s
r it ili limine of tlio ilicnw Hilling m lln luiia
(1 r mii? fiom Cirmni
liril'lli: 01 1)11 WM-II Hi.' vpronl Id
lure nt Di .1 I. il-li II I), ft Ni oi U
lit). Mill 111" S Mil till IMI1IIIK In foil till' Cltlin
Ik Ht-Ioric il soi it ( mil Niwnun Mii mi
i lull it tin' loimn ot Iln kiulils of roliuiil us,
isln melon iMiim His stibjul will bi "V
Tyonilnu Draniitn s.jsnn 'limp lliimlitil A mis
n " llic lutnio will 1 1 4111 Jl " I", ilkr
wlmli then will ke i pnpiiainn jiuvii-mu
ciulnc.
tIMIIM, OP I It MS P liOlintTs-llio
fllliolll nt 1 1 It v 1 Holiut. (f MS l.lli.fll
MllPI, Wis lull It M lull's ihiucli Mtuiiln
if ti i noon Iti ItiMis Isi lei rltuiitiu: lluio
win iiijiii liiutifiil tlnril tnkuti-i, lutisislui (I
simiiI i i 1 Lt kouiimts, i nlIou fiom kU
Imi Huts- mil sh(ci, mil i Imp Mitli i kiokui
stuiu liiui up nf in is, i oiitukiitul k ni r
twilltl of Ins lifiltst nut ikll.sf kn (mil
pinions sliourd thin rstftni fni tlifir ikpiitul
fiirnil Tin Hiwpi licnois win Itilpk liiptinn,
( nl SlIiuU mil llolnit Vliiinpll llu jiill
kouris win lljinkl IlflLson, UllUs Iklllukls,
llnwinl I (flu-. 'Willi r (Inl l.tmac Itiihiul
.in I k)s pli I 1 IK II i
Attinctive Cluistmns Sale.
'1 he ladies of tile Penn .im into I'np
tNt chin di ate to i omlutt a Chiist
ni, is s.ilc nf apiotis, fancy ai tides and
hoine-ni idc candles In the ihuuh pai
lins Thmsdiv afteinoon and tpnliiB,
Upi 12 PiIlps lensonablo. I.lsht le
licshinents will be snmd.
UNITED STATES COURT.
I'lnlip Ilistin,"! Ikwii, of Miiskliiul-, J n,'i
t OUtll . Ills tlllll 1 pl-tlllOII fill ik.lllll,,, f I 111
lutikruptii 1 ho liouuif, will 1 0 In Id lufnip
ilinlo nliliilii, ul sminon, on l),r J,
Hum Nillhm I ippfs, i f 1iii)ifiisIiui i in
knlinil count! , lin ilsoiilul i idiuoa ni ik,
ilnrRP fiom liinkriiplii Hip In nnw will lip
liokl kofoni ,Uul,( -n hlnlil, it s, union, tn
Di i. 'Jl
doktni's jutitioii wis fikil jcslrnbr In Wik
II mi Hoisci, nf Niw Mliun, lluilknl ioimt,
n plijsicnn mil .shim on, who chuh sj(,l'07, ami
who-o .issdi jro ssJO i'i Ho iIjiiik ioinpti(ti
if c 00 'Hip pi'titkm 'iii liiui iifiuul m 1 ouis
M. II ill. lifiin ia lniikiiipu it 'inMinU, jml
Hip liriiniff fct fm Dpi II,
lion 11. . nhliilj, juilftC P I! sp,,;,
rk rk, mill It M (Incii, ciui if the 1 mini litis
court, went tu Hiriiskui' jpsti id n fui 1 sfssluu
pf the couit, which will last pcr1l ilji.
How About Those Cluistmas Photo
ginphsP IInp jon ronsldetPd that two weoks
jiie usunllv teiuihcd to complete photo
tn'dors? Kehiiuei's inet cased loiic of
mtlhtms !ill peimlt of tnotc lapid de
JUoiIps, but do not put off the tiUiiiK
until the llnal insh Is on.
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Poor Taxes.
The lOOt poor taxes tuo pid dm. v,n
iliem liotoui costs aic .'iddid. Otllie
lth t It y tiensnici.
13. 51. Veinoy, Polkptor,
Mounted fountain poiTUlpynokli Tito1!,
Dr. S. C. Snjder, dentist, 1ms re
moved to iJS Adams aenuc.
Newest caul eiiKialn8-,neynuldlVlliii'-
DIED.
MliMl's. iiiiiIjv (Miiliiir, liu s Mlniut I
slhliis, wife nt (,uirc I). sn. nil mntlui
( Mm II I'uitou lliikhiiu, lhi time 1 al will
In liilil-limiunow.
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BOND OFFERINGS. I
Sptlng Bioolt Water.lst Mtg.Os
Lacka. Valley Elec, Light, 1st
Mtg. 5s.
NotthJeisey nnd PoconoMoun
tnln Ice Co., 1st Mtg, 5s.
Stnndtud Gas Co,, 1st Mtg, 5s,
Lehighton Water Supply Co,,
1st Mtg. 5s.
New Mexico Hallway and Coal
Co.), Is; Mtg. 5s.
Descj'L,,, jn and ptice on appli
cation. (. couioL.iVy, s. V. -f
4- UilLcs lljirc. (.Jibondils. -f
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THE KARDIA KOMAS.
The
Ladles' Choial Union
Will
Sing at It.
The t.ndlt'M' Choi nl tllllolt of lite WW
Hide, which In how known nt '"I'he
Atnet him WiNh 1'ile SliiKeift," tlllil
pi be wlnneii, iliider the (liipdioti of
Alii U II. Tlioiintsi, linn ueiteioiiHly ol
llllteeleil In Hlllif lit eiidi pel fot ItlillK e
of Km din Koiiiiim un tlte lllth mid llllt
Itistnut In the l.wi'tmt theiitte.
They will ;le "Annie l.ittnli' us1 in
HtliKcd hv Oiulley IJiidt which wiih the
ptlu pleio nt the ThuultMKlsIng (ht
i Isteddlod In Ninth Scianton wlicn
these tallies' wele iiwiilded the pi lye
Willi the highest nnd most tlnttctlUK
(otniiieiKlittloti ol the ciltliiil ml luilli u
tor nnd wet "Mtihon" wild with elithtl
mIuhiii. Tot their sc olid liliinliei the
will kKc "The Solilln'M Chottl" The
t.ildles' t'hoinl rnloti (iilists ol the
follow liu;.
I'list si pi mo. li- 1 lr?h llmihi" lliiimli!i,
Mis I. Ilih liu I.. I. Mi- II un, Mii liwls Mil
1 1., Mm W It Willi mi, Ml- I. Willi inn mil
Mm II I'utli
i((lll( SipullllW ll4 Sill 111 I Willi llll'. Ml'
( m-Iii liiikin-, Ml- I tU kiiklii', MI-- I lli
llmil. Mm IiIhIii lld-i, Mm l IImiiiui, Mm
I.his llnli-, Mm IoIiii 1 1 i ij-.1, -. mil Mm W II
II mi li nl, ln
PiMt MlM Mm I I Hklii'. Mm I liu
I i UK, Mm ruins l. in-. Mm IHihl I ( in,
mil Mi-s 1 1 Join-
scinml lln Mm M I
I Hit- link, Mm IIiii-o. Mi
II WIIIiiiik, Mm
M illminlnir, Mm
Mnsn MtiiKin, Ml'- bim
Ifiii t lliulii" utul Ml( I Nl
lo.rph Miss Mu
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SHOOTING AFFRAY
ON LUZERNG STREET
An Outgiowth of the Stoning of
Stieet Cats on Sunday Bullets
Lodged In Two Men.
A nilnliituie bittle with nuihois
ok lined on laicine sheet esteid,i
It wns an outKiowth of the stoning ol
stieet (.its .Sunda) on laicine stieet
and as a lestllt of the shootliiK two
nieti weie In lined nnd spxeial letehdl
bodily biulses D iniel MiAullfle le
eched fie bullet wounds in his pl t
leff, and John Uunlta) was shot In
the Bioin The fot mei is now at the
LicUawanna hospit il when- the N
ias will be used to loc ite the bullets
The lattel went to his home
The ttotible oiIkIiiiIkI on Sitnita
when a stieet cm on the l.uoine line
was pelti d with stones A wanant
was issued jesleiday by Aldeimin
Jlillai loi the.uiestol one "John Doe,"
oi "Hi own ' and pi iced In the band
of I'l.ink ScoIIlUI, a special ollhei in
the cinplov ol Aldeitnan Jllllai, who
is a No one of the stiiMnt? stint iai
men
Me went to Moi.m s hotel on l.uzeine
stieet aecominnied b- the motoiinin
who was in (haie ol the en th.it was
stoned on Sund iv, and Detn.lle t'os
Kioe, ol the Diuiniiiond .ikcih, who
Is in tlie emplo ol the Stieet Hallway
comp m
Thev idenlilkd the mall fen whom the
wau. nil as issued, and while Jsclio
lldd was leading it to liiui he w is
stiuclv in the lice bv somponc Inune
diatel the (lowd suitoundcd the oill
(Cis and elo-.L(l in on them, and pie
M'titcd theii taKiUK llieli in m
Seholield alleRcs th it while he was
flKhtltiff his wa out oL the ciowd, iwo
shoots weie ill od at him, and tint le
oleis weie pointed at liim The
now (I moed out into the sln.pt, wbeie
hostilities weie lenewecl, and M'.eial
shots weie eMlianscd, duiiiiK whlih
MiAulIlfe and Uunle.u) weie inuitd
Siholleld, C'oskiom' and the tnotoi
inin .succeeded in in ikmfc theii esc ipe,
and MiAullfle was taken to the West
Side hospital, and aftei wauls to the
l.iekuwanni hospital Dunleiw ap
pencd at the Wist Side hosplial, but
didnotditei foi tieatnipnt.
Scolleld claims th it llu wne f (im
pelled to shoot in spif-dcti use, although
lie alleys that he did not do am shoot
ing himsi If, and does noi know who
it was that iniun d Mc Aulllle and iJun
le n:.
lie s ijs thrie waf- tit it ty or foi tv peo
ple in the (iowd, somiiI ol whom
pitched on him at the same time The
man, lie alleges, loi whom the w.u
l.ilit wns issued, hid a HWihei. but
pissed it oei to anotlu i man In the
(iowd. TI was this man, he ullenis,
who tiled the lilsl two shots
The pi ue wheie the i lot cm mii it.il
was at the comer ol Kistienth and
taueine t-tteels, and the shooting took
pi ice about 1 "0 o'doik. The ktlms
leslde in Hie ldiili while the shoot
ing oi cuiiLd.
A healing n m liednli d loi jistn
d.t) alteinoon befoie Aldeimau .Mill n
In the (tlinliuil libel i ase ot ex-Milkei
Hunuelt against the nifinbeis of the
eeoutie bciaid ot the stiikus, but bj
agieeiiRiit an adjoin unieiit was hud
until one wiek I i om in t rild.iN.
BODY CUT IN TWO.
Ftank Tatiell Met a Hotnble Death
Yesteiday.
Tiank r.niell, un Oui.iilo and AVi st
em uelglit (ouduMoi, lcsidlug in .Mn
fleld, met a hoiilblo clc .itli jLsteiday
alteinoon in the aid at Ol phant. The
(oal tlaiu of wliidt lie had clmtgc was
bilking into the ),nd, when he was
tin own lidcalli the w hei N In a siiddeit
j.ii,
Illrt boil) was (ut ( (implelelv In two
Killing him Instiilitl), lie Is MiiWwd
by a wile and two i hllili en, and hail
Ik en eiuplo.Md In ihe i iniii,ui im
malt) M'.iif.
Additional Possenget Tialn Setvlce
via Southern Railway.
KlleMe Nov L'l, tlie Soitllietll Itall
waj will upeiatu tliiouh II. iln -t i lc i
I mm Washington la Itli liuiuiiil, 'a
to k'loilda and points t-oulh.
Tlie new tialn will be known as No.
'jo and will leave WuHhlugtou at l()rii)
(i, in, (net tlie Washington .Southern
Hallway and in live Jai Limit lllo, Kla,,
at Ik In a, m This tialn (allies UimI
class (oailiuh and Pullman diuwitig
loom isleept'l betwteu Washington and
,1ik kisoiivllle, also has dining un hci
vUe. Tlie above ttailt Is In addilloti
to the full ( (implement of lialu .set
vice of Southern Itullwa.v vlt I.Midi-lung-
and Danville
('liiih, 1.. Hopkins, Distikl I'at-hcngei'
Agunt, Koiiilniu ltuilwu), s.'S I'liPMtniit
St, I'lilladelphla, will luiiiNh all In
tmnuuloii, Slcillng .Mounted Seals, l!e,nuliN Hios
Himah! Himah! Htutah!
I'or the heveiith annual ball lo he given
l tho South .-side Ili'bievv l.adleh' Aid
bodet al Mimic hall on Widnesday
evening, lHceniliei II. IWl. It joti want
to have a good and enJoable time,
tome and i umu all.
Slcillng Desk Hlottets, ne.iiolds iims.
riincy Ho.v Stationery, Reynolds l)io.
Mounted fountain pene, Reynolds Bro,
OPENING OF THE
SECOND WEEK
CASES DEALT WITH IN QUAR
TER SESSIONS.
Coloted Man Who Attempted an
Outiogo on n Dodgetovvn Woman
Is Given Tour and One-half Yoais
In the Penltentlnty by Judge Ed-
. wntds Impott Coniinodote Tiled
Befoie Luzet tie's New Judge, Hon.
Tinnk Wheaton attd Acquitted.
Othet Cases Disposed of.
Tile sei onil week of tlie Dm ember
tellll of (Ittaitel hcshIohs opened ves
teidit), with Judge IMvvinds In the
utiilii tourt loom, .liulge Kelly in No. 2
and Judge Pi nnk Whealon, ol lai
lmiic In No .!. Judge Whealon was
appointed lo the foltith I.tixeinc ludge-
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II IK.i: I ItVNK WIII'VIOS,
(I ' niiiiu liiuntv.
ship, (i cited b the last leglslatutp,
and ( lectccl to succeed blmselt at the
XovcinlKi election without opposition
A tiuinbei of inteiestlng cases weie
(ailed lot ttial befoie the new judge.
The lit st ol tin ni was that In which
A J t'oinmodote, an hnpoi t, was
(bulged with pointing a pistol at and
Ihieatenlng to kill Thomas Jenkins at
Duntnoie Coiimis OM. .'.' Jenkins
aveued that C'omuiodni e (ami' off the
i ai, pointed a pistol in his face and
thitatened to blow his head off. Com
niodoie s stoiv was that a ciowd was
tin owing stones at the tat while he
and the ( oiuliii toi vvtie (hanging tlie
lendei ,li nklus, wlio was standing b ,
piotistid tlial lie had not tin own am
slones who tupon C'ommodoie teplitd
that Ik dldti'l tliliiU Jenkins liad iolncd
In tlie stone tin owing, as he did not
look like a man who would do that
mii t of thing
('oiinncidoie denied positively that he
diew a gun lie had a motoi handle
In his giasp at the time and . ci v
hkdv Jenklbs mistook it loi a gun
Tlie hit v said not guilty and divided
tlie (osts. ("ommodoie got out of the
(osts bv taking adv milage ol the in
sohenc) law
A jui v was cut al ndjouinlng time
on tlie case ol Antonio .Mane tto,eh nged
bv Vincent t'ailticn with laicenv and
leeching Culuid had lliice lots ot
stone, one at his home, one at the Dela
wan, 1. iikawann i and Western depot
in Cliein IMde and tlie othet at tlie
Cailueei stone vatd Ue sold the lot at
(in in P.ldge to JlanMto toi $.M), and
went .iii.iv fot a lime to I-ebalion On
his k tin n he iound that Manetto bad
(an ltd awav all thi(e lots Manetto's
delense was th it all thtce lots weie lu
( hided in the miuhase The piosnu
tion noinied out that this was unita
son ible as the value of all the stone
was i,o.
OIlOS-At TIONS
John r. laikas, chained bv Mike
Tshko with teloiilous wounding, and
.Mike I'shko and John .Mai ten, diaiged
bv laikas with a similai offen-;!', weie
lilnl lointlj. Tlie panics live in Wt st
Simmon, and me nieniheis of a seoct
soiktv. One ol the inembeis died, and
a dispute m use as lo whetho the de (th
benefits should be soil lo the tblldien
of the ilpcciist.il oi to theii slep-inotliPi.
laikas was seilouslv slabbed, and
I'shkii sustained a bid cut. The case
N sun on tilil
In ludge IMwaids' coin t, John laikas,
oi IJtinmoie, was letuiunl not gulltv
ol the i lunge ot mlibiiv, pieleiied bv
John Ouggv. The piosetlltoi dainud
that he was Nliiuir at laikas' house
one nlkht. Hi, it I.ukas voluntaiilv .ic
i ompanli d him home, anil that while
pas dug tlnoiigh a Held, I.ukas fot ceil
him to take a doped di ink, and when
he was down and mil, laikas tilled hit.
poi kels and made off with $"l, l.ukux
dolled tlie whole t-lmv, Willi the e((i
tlon thai lie took Duggy liome one
night win u Dilt'gv was sn diiink he
( mild not walk.
Tliollian Is'eilll) plead glllltv ol as
sault and hittetv on his wile. lie was
ki oil ullh a line of and eosti- in
(otisldeiatloii ol his having been In jail
HilK e Sepl( llibei -"
Thomas Helllv, ol South So, niton,
pleadid guilt) ol Mle.illug a milt of
lollies, ovtuoit mid waul) fiom the
bed loom ol Coiehlllllll Allison Testa
III Philip linhlnson'H stables on Ot to
la r '10, Salindav liiHt Hellly plead
gulltv of )r-tt tUint, fiom W s Ciould's
.slabliM, about two inonllis ago, a nili
bt i -III id bllgg), a lioi.se, iwo xets of
Inn ni ss, a ) m t, a hoi.se clipper, and
a plllli hlug bag Vesteiday on the iid
viic ol his allot my, John J. Muipliy,
lie wlthdiew the plea ot Salutday and
wept to tilal IHh (ldeiiHc will bo Hint
lie was ci iks) diunk, wandeied Into the
(ioiilil Mialiks and undo olf Willi sudi
llilngH as lie (iiulil gtthir up, mid that
l.ilei evel) tiling wiih letllllieil -cept
the i llppei whldl lie lost, H will be
(otiieiided that litem was no niallcious
lutein.
WAI.KIIIt fUNVICTIJI)
IMwaid AVnlUei, KiloKd, (onvhted of
IHteilliting to otitiagti .Mm Teklu Till
pa, on tlie ,leini) (Vntitil liackb, at
Dodgi-towii was given font etns and
-i mouths in Hie penitential), Walk
o 1 1 limed lie i nine ti(im the west the
day betuio the iiiinn wan alleged to
have taken place and tailing in with a
ciowd ol loughs, was made esctedliigly
diunk lie did not leinembei ail) sudi
iuddt-iit as lelated b) the ihosih ttlliin,
William rem plead guilt) of steal
ing btuss 1 1 om the j.ailjawanuii lion
and Steel lompini) and was given a
1'0-ir In the count) jail
Ocotgo .Meluei, a lough and out
cast, who tieqticiitlv htnlc lioni his pat
ents' home and who one night bioko
In mill got away with $0, was piosecut
ed by his In other for bmglaiy and cou
Vtoted, liu was seat down to the peu-
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Itelitlaty for two jpiiis tiud thtce
niontliw.
Hemic Judge Kellv, u veidltl of not
gulltv was enteietl In the ease in whldl
t.oletuo Sciiiens'ii was chaiReil with as
sault mid bnttety upon Ihullo ripittlle.
The piosciiitiir faded to unpen! . The
(osts weie placed on tlie count v.
In (he enibetvleinont ciikc iignlnsl ex
'In N. t'olleetor John I), Jones, of Tav
loi, a eontlnitaine was giauleil on mo
tion ol It, t. .Mutiny, pilMtte counsel
for the piospoitloti
Opinion In Oiplmns' Couit.
JikIrc A. A. Vosluug, oi lite ciipltans'
(otiit, )csteiday liuiided down tin opin
ion III which lie upheld a dec Isloit ren
deted bv Judge t'mpentei a few month,
ago. In which the latter held that a
dinige tan be ocaled upon i ci lulu
land bv (he owner theieot In bis will
whldl holds good despite the liunsfcr
of the pi opei ty by the devisee to an
other pin Iv ,
The opinion was given In the case or
('lailndit (Itimiier, who piesented a pe
tition asking that Silas llmtley be
compelled lo pay her n legacy with
in rents of Intel est tlteieon. Tlie hus
band of the petitioner, I'eklel nuinaer,
left his tin PC sons an Intel est In a
fin in with the condition Hint If thev
ilttepted tlie plopeitv they weie to
each pav an cental pen tlon to thelt
mother of six per cent. Intciest on
$J,m)0 and If needed foi liei suppoit,
also the pi liu Ipal.
The faun was sold at sheilfl's sale
after the teslatoi 's death to Thoinas
Pattcisou, and by him conveyed lo
Silas Ilmlley. The lattel leluscd to
pav the Intel est which Mis. (lumaer
claimed was a llxed diaige on the
piopeitv and she went into couit.
Judge VosbuiR holds that the whole
will must lie (ousideied to asieitiiiu
the Intent of the (estatot and an Ives
at tlie conclusion that "it seems to me
that the Intention ol the testator to
make ills $.',000 a i lunge upon he land,
and thus piovldo sccinitv for its pay
ment, aliens by natuial and obvious
Implication fiom tlie tot ins of the will."
lie oideis Ilaitley to pay lo Mis flu
in.iei the in i oats In intciest and a sttf
llclent amount of the pilncipal to io
dine the same to $'00, which will ic
ni liu a i hinge on the land.
Wants $5,000 Damages.
Thomas Stuavity, thiough his at
toine), John M lliniis, )esteidav be
gin a suit against the So anion lllu
mlniting, Tleat ind Powei c omp my
lot dsm iges in the sum of $",000
lie claims that while walking along
South Washington avenue on Ids vvav
home, one night list Julv, be became
entangled In a live who, which bid
fallen lo the stieet fiom one of the
co'iipniv's poles l.efoie he could dis
entangle hinisdf lie was spvoitlv
shocked, with theiesult that his light
aim lias been ti-ele'-s evei Mm c,
Wants i?30,000 Damages.
Mis Mnv C Alislc), ceciitil of the
est ite of Joseph Anslev, deceased, yes
toidav began an tictlon to lecover $10,
000 fiom the eitv of Scianton
A sew ei which tuns thiough the
pieiuKes ot the pi lintltt, in West
Scianton, was maintained by the city
in an impiopet and unsauitaiv condi
tion, it is alleged, and caused Joseph
Anslev to contract the illness which le
sulted in his deatli
If Sclniever Makes the Photo
It is suie to be an attistic success If
it Is not good, von cannot have It at
am pike This suiet of satisfaction
adds nothing to the pi Ice, elthei.
Newest Pa lendats, Reynolds Ilios
Sleillng Desk Blolteis, He) nolds Bios.
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In these lines we have the q
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0 evening wear is upon us. ?f
OUR LINE CONSISTS OF
Capes and Mantles
From $25 to $75,...
You will pay $25 more per gar
ment in New York than you will in
our store. Some very exclusive ones
at $35.00 and $37.50.
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WAS QUEEN OF
THE KLONDIKE
SHE IS NOW THE WIFE OF A
FRENCH NOBLEMAN.
Fotmeily She Was Miss Belinda
Mill money, of Aichbald, and nt
One Time Woiked as a Stewardess
on an Ocean Stenmet Accompanied
by Her Husband She Came Heto
to Take Her Mother, Slsteis and
Biother on a Visit to Canada and
a Ttlp Thtoueh Ettiope.
On the Hold Jcimvti icglsiei, ves
teiday, weie Inset I bed the names ".Mr,
and Mis. Coibonuoali, Dawson, nnd
Mis. J, Mulrnoiiey." The suite, lliill
iiitcd bv the iiumbcis after their
iiaines, is tlie best the house aflotds lor
liunslenls.
At once the stenv went thiough Hip
hotel t lint Klondlkets, with all kinds of
the precious, were (tiarteicd Ihetp. The
teporteis weie after a stoiy befoie the
putty was full lv settled, but the C'oi
houneaus, of Dawson, and .Mis Mill
money (no lesldetue given) weie polite
ly, but positively, not at home to In
tel view eis,
Befoie dinner time, howevei, the
Identity of the partv was disclosed, and
when thev came to tlie dliiing-ioom
thev weie the cvnosuie of all o)es
Mr, and .Mis, Cotbonne.iti me no less
po sonages than tlie fount and Count
ess Cotbonne.iti, and the latter Is none
other than the celebrated "Queen of
the Klondike," foi met lv Miss Ilelluiln
Mulrooney, of Aichbald. Mrs Mlll
looney Is the niothei ot the countess
The Coibonneuus came on bote, en
loule to Hin ope fiom Dawson, to visit
the Muhoone)s After a shoi t stav,
they will pioceed, witli the countess'
inotliei, two slsteis and a biothei, to
Ottavvn, Citn , lo visit two other slsteis,
who aie theie attendlnc n boat ding
school Later the count and (otintoss
will go to London and Palis, to negotl
Ho sales of mining stock, and aftei a
tluee months' tout of the continent will
return hole, to take up a pel in input
residence In California. The Muhoonev
family will accompany them
John Muhoonev, fatbet ol the lount
pss, wont to the Klondike about a vear
ago Her oldii btolhei is lo go theio
lieNt veai, tnobablv.
nnpunsHNTS syndicath
Count Corbonneau is the lopie.senta
tlvo of a mining s)iidlcate ( omposed of
some of tlie most wealthy and pionil
nent of the nobility of Hngland and the
old nobilitv of Fiance, of which lattci
(lass lie, bimspli, is a inember While
in Dawson he met. wooed and wed tlie
wealtbv and fill )oung Aichbald wo
man, whoso fame as an investoi and
manage! hud gone the woild ovei.
To those not familial with tlie 10
maikable caieei of this tiuly lemai li
able woman, the following stoiv .sent
out lioni the Klondike, pi loi to her
niauiage, bv a special eoiiespondent,
Kicdeiick Pultnci, will be of especial
Intel est.
'If Vhe VlicD-mihl is kin;' nf Ihe Klontllki ,
Vlis.s Aluhontiiv isciililnlv iiuion cf tho klomllkp
VlitDonihl sa to lunisplf, mil lip uus tin i il
I tut to idil tint, lonsulfTinR thp mzp of tho fcr
tulip sin 1ms lnailo m a )iir, iml how woin"ii am
hiiulii ipppil, pen in (hp rllptp rilies of the i il,
to hj notlilni, of K) iourIi anil icaclv i phet u
tip Monilikp, lip thinks tint Miss Mnlroonc". ilo
sprps- Iho 111010 (it'ilit of thp two
1 lie Hist that thp iniuiis lipaid nf hci wn
pisseil along Hip line In this who 'sac, hap
Conlimicd on I" igc 10 1
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3J It Ims been our pleasure to sliow Goods of Unusual Merit,
5 but never have we been fortunate enough to secure such a
Collection of Vienna Painting on China.
They are worthy of the tunie "High. Art," as every piece
Is a gem. 'It only proves what brush and paint In the hands
of an artir.t can do.
COUNTESS POTAKA Herodlos
QUEEN LOUISE Schonoleer
INSPIRATION Reverie.
Those in search of a Chrl9tmas Present of Unusual Merit SJ
will do well to look them over.
'YvWYfoW,
Oeo. V. Millar &
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Our Business Is to Make Folks Comfortable
You can't be comfortable without one of our line mattresses.
That's COMPORT BY NIGHT. For Comfort by Day buy one of our
beautirul SHIRT WAIST BOXKS.
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Vox Comfort Day and Night this Couch Bed can't be approached.
Scranton Bedding Go,
F. A KAISER, MANAGER.
Lackawanna and Adams Avenues. Both 'Phones
F.LCRANE
Established 1866.
Senl Skin Coats
$1.10, m,
$200, $225,
$2.10.
Persian Lamb Coats
$70, $100.
$125, $150.
Furs of
All Kinds
Furs repaired.
Raw furs bought
New Building,
324 Lackawanna Avenue
Take Elevator.
Shimamura & Co
107 Wyoming Avenue.
AUCTION SALE
OF
JAPANESE ART GOODS
We have moved our magnificent stock Japanese Art Oooils from
Atlantic City as tlie building fotmeily occupied by us is being torn
down to make 100m for a handsome new structure.
Handsome Articles Will Be Given Away Every Day
to Persons Holding; Lucky Numbers.
Sales will begin at 10:30 a. m., 3:30 p. m. and 8 p. m.
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FOOTE & FULLER CO., bSSS
,.tlt Ui..it.J..4.Atkt 't"i"i"i"m
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Useful Holiday Presents
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COMPLETE
Leather
Suit
Cases
House Coats
Storm Coats
Batb
Robes
Handsome Line o?
Hen's Qloves of
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Lager
Beer
Brewery
Manufacturers or
OLD STOCK
PILSNER
485 to 465
, SCRANTON. PA
N. Ninth Street,
Telephone Call. 2333.
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Another
Resounding Peal
A -Willie hiWiiK iinnount-o-nit'iit:
When iu mine lioie foi
I'hntiiifr DMies 011 Kd KitnethltiK
Unit Is out ot the (iiiltnaiy nit,
MiniothlUK that othei.s Imitate hut
neei cijual, anil thiM Imitations
mliltlM us, (Jill tipeilal for $t f.O
llllKht Intel est im,
Green Trading Stamps with
Cash Sales.
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Neckwear
Underwear
Hoisery
Mufflers
Holiday Siispenders
Spruce Street.
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