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THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE- Fl ID AY. DECEMBER 20, 1901.
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Complaints having come to u
that persons soliciting work in our
name have In some instances Kept
tlio umbiollns and In others done
inferior woilt, we desire to atate that
wo have no repiesentatlves on the
load whatever. We will call for
your work on mail older only.
Scianton Umbrella Mfg. Co..
M. SUvoimau, Prop.,
313 Spruce Street.
Wo are the leadeis in eveiythlng
in the line of PICTURES, FRAMES,
ART NOVELTIES, ETC.
We especially call your attention
to our line of Imported Ait Novel
ties fiom Diesden, Germany and
Fiance.
look Jt our iliim ulinlmu mil lill " "hit
to o.jrt I In our store
Jacobs & Fasold,
200 WASHINGTON AVENUE.
(lore I'lHn rvfiilnc',)
( Gty Notes
Ml. I 1' M M1AY. ' Uie Cab, Cnarli and SUM"
nun will inert In HauVi lull, 'JK W'jomii ,' i'c
iiiii on Sutuliy cunlinr, at ',.30 Mqi1..
I'KIiriOV IV tlWKUl'P'lGV.-Joliri II Mil
Itr, of J-ichanou, oluntarv liiiihnipl, nlisl i
pitltlon befoif Lltrl. "citk, of i lit t'niinl
stato-i district c-init, Hl lijLllltit-s n- "i."'.''2
n--cN, none.
M'ICIMi MIXIISc.. A -pa ill in. tin.; ol I.
trr'i fociolv of Jlollov no ib inllnl for tint i- -i-in,;
at T.r.o p ni., ami nUu of lilcUiou So Jl,
Ancient Ord-i o llllvrnlin?, i- il-n illnl fur
the Jinc plico, .-. 1'okr' lull, lo u'ni no inn
on the iltutli if .lil(- Chi'.
IOOKINC 10R 111. I! SI'OIM'.-Mi- MinliV
e luilili-' u, of I'hillinnliuipr, S. J, iiU no I
f-iipiiintondtnt m l'ollco ltoblini;. uiliit'in, to
,i"-i-t licr in localln.r liti" lilt-hind, ttlin ik-'itul
lai list -luno, likiiur Ills s u it old mhi Willi
1 mi. Plic licllevc- tint Ir i- in till" i'ti, n I
tin point- hio pionii-cd hi i ii"tinit' mi lo
i atinp Inm.
HIS EVES BLOWN OUT.
Tenible Injuiy Received by Heimnn
Claus Yesteiday Caused by an
Explosion of Dynamite.
Hoi iii.ni flints ascil :il e.ns, icsiil
Injr in Pelt'iFlmiR, luul both his pnos
blown out ycstettlay morning a1i11c
npMtreei in cxcatitlny; tor the lounilti
'iniis of thu now residents to he con--titicted
on tlio Klmhuist lioulevniil for
Volonci li. A. AVttties.
Vlatis .is oniplo lmI as a foipman
lv Vonti.it tor PetPi Stipp and was
1. milling it hole in which a stltk of il--iKtinlto
hiid been jilacoil (or blaslitiR
pin poses. Tlio (lynumltc exploded tind
claus' lace was hoiiiblv liu'etati'd.
fiotli Dj't-s eii t'liilii'ly ilestiojoil and
.ho injuud man HUfici,cd leitlblf pain.
'Je wan taken to the Lackawanna hos-
it.il wlioie it -wis said last ulBht that
e would recover
MAJOR MILLAR VERY ILL.
Relapse Resulting fiom Over Exei
tion Fioves Seiious.
Major V. S. Millar is, voiy ill. lie
had been sutlerlu? liom ery-ipelas lor
seeial weeks and had loioM-ied .su'f
lltlfiitly to be about the house, when
last Jlondny lie attempted to toiiduet
by telephone a meetiiiK of tin- Itepub
llcnii city conunlttie, of which he li
ihainnnii. Tlie exoillon and woirv in
i lilent to this effort i aused u lelapso
mid eslruilny ln was in a seiluus eon
dltlon. It. T. Jayne, scliool controller of the
Thltteenih waid, is leinpoiailly attltiR
as i hall man of the city committee.
AN AUTOPSY PERFORMED.
Vol oner llobetts made an autoi.sy
yesteiday on the body of tin- late
Daniel JlcAulltfe, who died fiom nuns-hot
pounds leeelvt'd in tlui Ltueine
stli'i't i lot a week ago. An lii()uest will
lie hold in the c.tso m a date to be an.
jiounced later.
Tlio bodv had been imb.ilnud belote
tin coroner was notllled In the ease,
and it was lemoved to the home of de
ceased on KlNtounth stieel.
Take Lunch at Hanley's.
Your hhoppiu' diitle.s -will be meallv
lightened by IiIh lctiPHlnnoiit seivlie,
which extends throughout the day.
Special nLLommodntloiiH for Indies nn
necompanlctl. At Wi Hpriiio stieel,
Tlio annual mooliiifr lor the elicliou
ot llo tinstcfh lor Keystone Aiiideiny
tlll bo held tit thu building ut l''actoiy.
vllle on Januniy , 1A02, at 10 a. in.
H. -M. Peck, Stfiatnij.
t BOND OFFERINGS. ;
Spring Brook Water,lst Mtg.Ss
Lacka. Valley Elec. Light, 'ist
Mtg. 5 s.
North Jeisey and PoconoMoun-
tain Ico Co,, 1st Mtg. 5s,
Standaid Gas Co,, 1st Mtg, Ss.
Lehlghton Water Supply Co.,
1st Mtg, Ss,
New Mexico Railway and Coal
Co,, 1st; Mtg. 5s.
Desci!;, .m and pi Ice on appli
cation, !
CO Itioadnay, .N. V. -f
. WilkMllircc. CaiuonJilc. -f
t S fl Cumuionwcaltli B1J;, bcuntoo, ft. -f
t
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THEY MET DEFEAT.
Noith End Stais Basket Ball Team
Lost Game in Wllkcs-Darre.
The North find Htais banltet ball
leain, of tblH city, mot tlotent last hIbIiI
lit Wllkes-iJario, their opponents bclliK
it team nicked fiom tlio Ninth regi
ment. The scoif was 28 to S In fnor
of tlio WllkoH-Unrro team.
13ancliifr was enjoyed after the game
by the huge mullein o, music being fur
nished by opprnihclin'H orchcxtia.
NOT A CANDIDATE.
David J. Davis Has No Ambition to
Be City Controller.
Assistant City Solicitor Dnvltl .1.
IJnvis, stated yeilciday afternoon to
p Tribune nmn that he will lot b" a
candidate! for lite itcpubllcnn noinln
allon for city conti oiler.
"The use of my name has In en ni
thely tiiniiu'ranied," snld h' "1 never
littve been it candidate tor the of
In e and never iiUcudeil to be. 1 latiuot
nnke this too positive."
DIES) PROM LOCKJAW.
William Giles Was Injuied a Week
Ago Tuesday in the Oxfoid
Mine.
William rjllfs, aged 2J jeiit", lesld
Ins llh his parents at tnft'i 1'iico street,
died at S o'clock lust evening, as the
result of an attack of tetanus, common
ly known as lockjaw, which was t In
direct iettlt of tin injury .sustained bv
the young man lecentb while at wmk
as n dilvpr In the Oxford mine.
Oiles had his foot siiuecv.ed between
the bumpeis of a car u week ago last
Tuesday, and was taken to his home,
and Dt, M. J. Williams was called, lie
noticed that the ankle was biiilsed and
the foot swollen, and applied the piop
er lemedies in such eases.
There wcie no external Injiliifs to
speak of, except those abu e noted, no
ligaments weie loin, neither was th.Me
nnv dislocation of tli" bones, but the
foot continued to swell. The o itlent
was getting nlon;; nicely and s-iemcd
to be impioVhig until a change oc
citired at S o'clock jesterdaj inoiulng,
when Di. Williams was again called.
He noticed symptoms ot tetanus and
called in Ur. W. A. Paine and Wi. It.
G. 13eddoe to ew th" piogtess of the
case, lealiynig that death was Inevit
able, and that the case is raie In medi
cal elides in this city. The physicians
letognizeel the seiiousncss of the case,
and inlormed the family. In just lit!
hours from that time the oung man
biealhed bis last.
The jaws lapidly Milletied and the
patient expeiiem cd much dlinuillv In
swallowing nouiisliiuent, and suffciod
seeial sceie convulsion'-. lie also be
came blue lc in the f.ue, and his whole
neivous sj stein was affected. Thco
symptoms showed cone lush cly th.it
lockjaw, had set In, and despite the ef
loits ol the phvsieians, death was in
evitable Young Clllos was well known in West
Soiautnn, and his untlmelv death is a
sotncp ol esticme legiet to his parents
and fiieniN,
Seasonable Gifts.
Tin piudent person til this time of
the e.n pondcis on what is best lor
himself oi his filend, and no one would
be considered mulish who would invest
in an accident insiuance pollev. Many
companies Kstie these, but the wise
man wants the best. The best is that
one that has the eieatesl amount of
capital, the lamest number ol membeis
who .ue consideied good iNKs. In this
lespett the Aetna (ills the bill. It is tlio
laigest and best, fleio are :i lew
samples of tecent testimonial1:
Mr. Mo-os lit own, Oeneial Agfin Aeil
tlent liepaitment, Aetna l.ile Insur
ance vompanv, TOT-Tns Vnnnrll llulld
ing, Scianton, Pa
Dear Sli : I hcieln .u kuuuledgf ie
ceipt of your company's diafl in lull tor
paitlal Indemnity. Inluiy was i aused
by out on one linger, followed b. blood
poisoning. T was compelled to attend
to my business and on this ai count did
not believe tli.it 1 i ottld claim indem
nity. I am pleased that I was in eiror.
The lompany settled my claim ejnlolclv
and satisfactory. I hlghlv loininend
the Aetna. Yeiy tiuly yntn-,
Vb.nles 1. Aimbtust, Uutcher,
South Washington avenue.
Siianton, Pa , Xov. .'.", ILifJl.
Uecelved your check, in nujment for
injiuies iccehed November :;. 1101.
Vlalm was madi! on November M, and
lecelved i heck on Mondav, Xovoiuber
L'J, 1001.
Aece)it niv lieai I v thanlts for your
satisiaetoiy and very luompl settle
mem. Veiy lospeetfullv,
Dt. Wilson Decker,
Scianton, l'. Xov. H, JJ'Ol
I want to take this oppoitunlty to
enmmend the Aetna Life insuianeo
i ompany for Its iiiomptnetis in settling
my cUtltn, for twi weelts' pntllal disa
bility, caused bv injiuies sustained In
itinaway aetldeul, October i?.
Please accept my thanks lot jour
veiy kind and piompt uttciitlon.
Itespecllully yoius,
D. Xi. Atheiiuii,
Seciiluiy Dnmd of Ti.ule,
Please bear in mind that our stock
cotnptlses not onlv fiosh Vegetables,
llslt and oysleis, but thu (lnest ptoducls
of tlio best cnnnetlert in the wot hi. our
selccllou ol ti tilts tor thu holldavs is
vety llu unci wo offer Plotldn and
Vallfoinia otauges, Malaga giapes,
fancy aiiplcs, doiuestli) grapes, llgs,
dates, lemons, lalslns, mixed nuts, etc.,
candied ebonies, cltion and lemon peel,
eiystallliieil ginger,
W. II. 1'ieii'o,
110-111 Point avenue,
Fiee Souvenir,
unu of tho most woiideiful ptodtii
tlons of llthogiaphlti nit is tho beau
tiful combination panel photo holder
and calendar for 100J In eleven tolois
and gold on heavy lalstol boaid fsl.o
UHxL'S?; Inch) which wo will mesent
absolutely freo fiom Dec. jti to 1, in
clusive, to customers at our stoics
whosu putchiiso (intotints to twenty
llvei Hunts or mote, Keo thuin In our
windows.
(rand Union Tea Vo ,
:!U Lackawaunn ,t,
IU1 and US S. Main Ave.,
Scianton, I'a.
50,000 Clgais at Wholesale and
Retail.
Impoited, Key Webt, Poito Hlto ami
domestic; fiom $1 per box to f'o.
1. 11. Com sen.
Skates Sharpened.
Hollow gioimd.
Ploioy & III nolcs.
-'U Washington avenue.
Lewis & Rollly.
"AlvviOB llttsy" Shoo Stores will be
ooii evenings until Christmas.
VIOLATIONS
ARE ALLEGED
COURT LISTENED TO A MASS or
TESTIMONY.
Agents of the Municipal League
Testify That Many Hotel Men
Keep Their Places Open on Sunday
and Maintain Gambling Devices.
Testimony Wai Heaid in Rules
to Show Cause Why the Licenses
of the Accused Hotel Men Should
Not Be Revoked.
All of yesterday was tonsuuiid In
Aigtuncnt court listening to testimony
olfoii'd in eases whole the Municipal
league Is ttylng to have lUittor licenses
revoked for alleged sales on Sunday and
maintaining gambling places.
The case of Thomas Neaiy, or oly
phant, was the Hist one taken up, and
Pied and Fiank Keeno iind itigeno
Wlmlcld, agents for the league, swoio
that on Hunelay, November !!. tliey vis
ited Neary's place and bought Intoxi
cants theio. Neary ilonlod the clunge,
and said his place was i liu-cel nil of
that da v.
The same ivl(tii'ssus Ktllled that they
bought lletuots In tile hotel er Joaepli
Kiopllyak, at Ol.v pliant, on October L'T:
ut Stephen Kunluk, Olyphant, on No
vember !?, and at ll.ury Iilalnair's, Oly
phant, on Nov umber 117 Alt of the de
fendants denied selllin,' on Sunday,
nialnali swemlng tliat he was In May
Held on the p.ii titular Sunday vvlicn It
is alleged that he sold. Kuznalk and
Kiapllyak said I hey weie not ntir
thi'Ir places of business on the day It
is ihaiged they violated the law, and
that they gave their baikeepeis in
sti notions not to sell
The same thief witnesses for the
league swoie thai Cieoige Chvl.iK, of
Olyphant, liaetured tlie law on Oi tu
ber 27. He denied all they said, and ele
elaied lie was In .Maylleld on the day
in (iiiostlon.
AilL'NTS THSTIFY.
Arllllli and Vlaude Wliitne.v and
Ihlgene Wlnlleld said they bought beer
and liquor in tlio saloon of Frank No
wlckl on Sunday, November IT. The ac
c used did not put in a denial to the
testlmonv.but his attorney, M. J. Dona
hue, stated to the couit that it was a
matter fur the illscictioii of thu couit,
and that oine of the eouits have held
that an exceptional oi occasional vio
lation of the law is not sitllleient cause
to lovoke a license. To the discretion
of the couit he appeMled, believing that
the respondent was entitled to the le.i
sonable doubt, li tlie judges louml such
in considering the evidence.
"I believe it is in tlie discretion of the
couit to say win tin l or not they shall
l evoke a license," loneludcd Mr. Dono
lltio. All. Metis, of eouiisel for the lo.iguo,
took Issue with him on this. Tho Su
piimo couit, he contended, has bold
that the act with lefwemu to the 10
voklng ol licenses is mandatoiy.
.Iiulge 1'dwaids said that while he
does not agiee with the Supremo louit,
its declsiuii Is that 11 a Judge believes
Mom the evidence that theie has been
a violation of the license laws, he has
no e hotce but l o oke the license.
When the case of I'.Uiick Dlskin, of
ZWinookn, vas called his attorney, Mr.
Donolmo, laised the point that Diskin
lias been in New Yoil; state and has
not been served peisonnlly. The couit
held that a man Is entitled to a per
sonal rervice, unless it is shown that he
is tijiiig to avoid the pioccss of the
couit. The ease was continued to per
mit ot )0i.--onal seivite.
CASi: CONTINVED.
A plivs-lc ian's eoitillcale was pieseiit
ed. setting foith that the ehlldien of
Mai tin 1". Judge cue veiy seiiously ill
and that he cannot leave them. The
case was continued.
Tlie case ot John J. Vovne, who urns
a hotel in Mlnooka a shott distance
fiom the city Hue, was then taken up.
Kugune Wlnlleld said he was in Vo.v no's
place at Mlnookn on Sunday, Nov. 24,
with Aitliur and Claude Whitney and
he oi dei eel beer, obtained it and paid
for it. Coyne did not servu them nor
did they see him about tlio piemlses.
Allium Whitney and Claude AVhitnoy
toiioborateel what Winfleld swoie to.
All tin of swore It was the onlv time
they weie over in tlie place.
Coyne .swoio that on Nov. 2t he was
at Dobb's Port v. N. Y and the place
was In r lunge of his lrn tender, Joseph
Jennings. He saw Winfleld lit his
place one Sunday eailv In November.
Theio was a foot hall gamu a shoit
distance away and Wlnlleld came In.
He sild, he was Mum Olyphant and was
liungiy. Ho was set veil with it meal
and when ho would not be served with
dt ink In- boiame angiy and Coyne had
to tin eaten to put him out.
The bai tender, Joseph Jennings, said
that on Nov. -'I the bar was not
opened, Ho had the key In bis pen ket
and was not near tho place all that
iln. About Nov. HI, one week tiny,
Wlnlleld clinic In and shook dice with
him.
P. J, I.ovviy said Unit cm November
L'l he was In the ollice of Coyne's hotel
about the time of day that Iho detec
tives said they got some di Ink theio.
The bar was loi Uod up and no one
could got In. He said some men tiled
to git hi in got dtink but he told them
iho plaio was closed, One of the men
looked llko Claude Whitney.
Wlnlleld denied over having bun In
Mlnookn pi lor to Nov. 21.
no di:fj;nsi:
The case of Patilck P. Coyne of Ml
nookn was ncM taken up. Kugeiie
Wlnlleld swoio that on .Sunday, Nov,
21, with the two Whilnuys and two
other fi lends, whoso numos ho does not
know, went Into Coyne's pl.no on Main
sited, .Mlnookn, and bought and paid
lor beer for thu puty. Aitliur Whit
ney also bought u lottnd of thinks, Tho
two Whltneys ulso swoio to having ob
tained liquor theio, No testimony was
offeied on the pait of Coyne,
Hffoits by Attorney M, w. l.owiy to
secuio a tonttuiunto of tho case
against Henry l.aiibschor who nuts tlio
hotel ut the Speedway on thu niniluir.st
bouliivmd were unsuccessful and Pied
Keenu said tliut on Sunday, October
20 he went to thu hole) at tho Speedway
conducted by Homy I.aubscher iind
bought beer ami whiskey, His btnther
Flunk was with him. He also bought
beer on .Sunday, Juno ifi. Ucniy
Smith was with him and each bought
u lound of dilukb. On Oct. 20 they
plavcd exposition pool for the ill Inks.
Henry .Smith was thero on Sunday,
Juiiu 111, with Pi eel Keenu and bought
beer. Pi auk Keenu swoio that hu was
at thu Speedway wlUi his brother on
Oct, 20 and got diuuk and played ex
position pool for the thinks. No ovl
dencu was offered upon the pait of the
respondent.
When the case of Thomas J. Langan,
of the PJuhth wattl. was icaclied. At
torney C. tlalentlno piosented tt cot till
en to fiom Dr. S. P. I.onuntieet set ling
fottli that Liiiman Is eontlncd to hla
hotlRO by Illness, laingan was 111 couit
Wednesday, but was III at that time.
Pecatise of his client's Illness, Attorney
nalrntlne itskod for u eontlnuanco. It
was itllowcd.
TIU: HA.SMC HUTHL.
MeNiiinuiii & Tuffoy, who inn the
Hunk hotel on laickuwaiiuit avenue,
vvoie next called. Pied Keenu swoie
Hint ho visited McNnmara &. Tuu'ey'fi
hotel on (atckavvamui avenue, known
as tho Punk hotel, on Sunday, October
1.1. mid bought beer fiom MoNainaui.
ICtigonu Wlnlleld nnd William Clin It
Weie with blm. Wlnlleld also bought
beer and played tho slot cigar machine.
William Clark, who Is now employed
on the cms of tho Scianton ttallway
company, and Winfleld ioi inborn tod
the testimony of Keeno. Clark lives In
Hyde Park, and has been employed on
the cms since last June.
Nothing was olfeicd upon the pail ot
the lospontlents.
Continuant es weio allowed in the
cases of Michael l.vnott, Pltlh waul,
and .1. J. Plaheilv, eighth waul.
Yestei day's Marriage Licenses.
I limn u l'.u uliliiM
Mi M. Ililid Aiuibiltl
t.corije Kruiecr Siu.toii
I. II i l.HIUii .Moci ., sj mtuii
(iiltlllli I) Wlllhnm Ohptnnl
Mar A. Hell Pcckville
Diinlil l'lilntipv DM r.j.gi
Jlniil Kill tllil I 'or 'is
COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.
IihIp V. A Wlimif "111 lioM .1 MidlJl fi'v
nun of the I'lpliuis' unlit, in the mpliin' t inrt
Iihiii, en Mtuid.iy it 11) .1. in,
slhs ll.irtlci, by liU allnnir.t", .lc-iii (c
.li'v.iip, lus ukeii nil ippnl le tlie1 iiipenn
limit, in tl- jti of 1'ztl. id (lumui, ibio.ii-l
FRIGHTFUL DEATH.
Aged Resident of Nicholson Fell
from a Load of Hay and Had
His Neck Bioken.
A. V. Houd, a well-known lesldcnt
ol Nicholson, met a frightful dcatli at
Ids home on Wednesday. Ho was en
gaged in binding a load of hay on a
wagon, with Ills son, when the binder
bioke, and Pond fell to the emiind
fiom the top of tho load of hay, sulk
ing on his head.
His neck was btoken bv the tall nnd
hu died almost instantly. Deceased
acted as conductor on tho Nicholson
local on the Lackawanna, rnilio.id lor
many yeais, and was ono of tho best
known lalho.ul men In the service ot
tile company. He was CI yeais of ago
nnd is suivived by lour chlldiuu. They
aie: r. Hills, a piaclicing dentist of
Philadelphia; Jay, a ihy goods cleik,
of the same city, and lZobect. Jesse and
Mai y, who aie at home. At piesent
Maiy, onlv thiiteen, was his house
keeper. Mr. Pond was a member of
the Knights ot Pythias. The lttneial
will bo hold at his lite home this af
ternoon. Pianos tor Sale Cheap.
A special and unpioiedentccl oltet for
the holidavs onlv. Pour beautiful
pianos, neailv new, can be seemed loi
Vluistmas gitls at less than halt theil
actual value. Conic eatly and secuie
(list choke. Pi Ices will suipiiso you
Guernsey Hall, Sl-t-ili: Washington ave
nue, Scranlon, Pa.
Ice Skates.
All pi li i s, ,"o cents up.
Ploi ey & Lii ooks.
211 Washington .uenue.
ew
V
IS
We offer this morning an
entirely new assortment of
HOLIDAY
GOODS
Fur Muffs and Scarfs.
Come and See.
I Mears & Hagen
415-417 Lackawanna Avenue. O
Don't Forget
To ffo to lliu !. W. I'Vit. Company for the most complete line
of high-grade Leather Novelties in the city. Fitted Hays and
Dress Suit Cases, Sterling Silver-Mounted 1'ockcthooUs nnd
Card Cases. A fine display of lirushei ami Combs, AIo in
.sets, ir. both plain aucl mounted. Imported Knives, Razors
and Scissors.
Q. W. FRITZ CO.,
410 Lack'a Avenue.
FOR SHOUTING "SCAB."
Two At rests Made Yesteiday by
Hallway Special Officer.
Andiow Mtuphy.u lump trimmer, em
ployed by the electilu light company,
and Joseph Wutklns, the 14-yeur-old
son of W. D. Wutklns, or Hull's Head,
woie tirr'Mod at different times yester
day, In North Scranlon, for calling op
piobrlntiH names at the ciow ami pas
Mongol s on it Piovldeiico car.
lloth in rests woto made by one of tho
crew. John Motzhel?er, n loturncd
milker, vvllo Is ti. special onicor, ,
Mtuphy stood by the cur when It was
stopped to discharge passengeis, so It
la alleged, nnd In addition lo calling
tlioiu "scabs" and the like. Indulged In
some very profane lemarks.
Mct'helzcr giabbod hlm, dtagged him
about el tho cur and took hlm lo tho
company's ollke. After thu case was
slated, the company nfllclals decided to
piosecuto hlm. He was taken before
Alderman Hovvo and held for tt hearing
at S.30 o'clock this morning.
If be Is convicted, Motzhelzcr will bo
In n position to claim one of the $,"0O
lownids offeied by the Citizens' alli
ance. The Wutklns boy Jumped aboard tho
car while thu conductor was Inside nnd,
thtowlng open the door, began to shout
"scab." iMutzhelsicr madu after hlm,
cnptiued hlm and (nought hlm to the
central city.
The boy was being detained In 1 lie
company's office until Superintendent
Puttcison should return and pass upon
the question of whether or not to prose
cute hint, when bis father came In, took
the lad by tho collar and pioceeded to
give hlm the liveliest kind of a tiounc
Ing. He thou explained that his son had
been cautioned ugnlnsl this very prac
tice, and that It could be idled upon
ho would not offend again, it the com
pany would allow him to be taken
homo. In view of the fact that the
lather was veiy evidently slnceie, and
that pioscctltlon would menu punish
ment tor the father, It was dei Idod to
lot the boy go on pinole.
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
I Under Uiii heailtnr tlioct letters of interest
nil! lie publUhfil when accompanied, (or public u
tion, by the writrr'a mine. The Tribune does not
Uiiiini reiipoiJiiblllty (or opinion, here iprswed
Rev. F. Hodur Explains.
IMimi uf 'I he Tilbiinc
sii . Vi the lot il pipem of lliu. Is i ne x
nonet .ilionl nt foiinil c eommiinii.itloii lo
llisliop lloli.in ii.iin the ltonim iliurtli, Miw
1 1 ii" Kindly to mike an explanation of t Ills liiattir.
l'ait of Colt j hi scianton. 1'ikiIjiiii:, Wll,.
Unrn, Dun 1 1 and I'lcmoutli scccdid liom tho
Itomili thiucli in liar, n-, tiny did not ltin
itli the li-. of 1ho council ot lliltltiiorc (svt;,
aiKiidinir to which tlio ehuitlm, piirtdi liou-t-,
idiouls, etc, lie not the rropoity of tin- p pie
who liulld thcin, hut uf the lHiO -.
'I lit! nboce iiiuii.d, as al-o the ihuitlie at
Jil-o (ilj, -X. I, llijonnc, . .1.; 1'all lilvtr,
( luropte and I uwidl, Alas-, which hair aliout
l(i,i)uo mi mini-, oiiiilul llic Poll li C'a IhiIil
chinch, inik'po'iil nt (torn ltonun fii-.li lil-hop.-.
and lliice 3em iao tlftted tut tl.o h. ul of
IIkii ln'.Ai mi ill and liliiiiniil) ilm of tlmi
cluirfht-
(1m iliuirli eke) not afticc villi 11 " decii."? tt
thu lot council of iho Vatic m (Rome), tlrm 4
out tho latin mil inlioduct' the Poli-.li lit)
t,ii i(io to the in.iv and all chinch urcinoiile
ct vvcoU on rhiUlRi'ii!, at 10 .W a. ni , I will
cihliiale, in St. St mMniu tlimch on (ouist
mum, the lnr miis in the I'oll-h lnnguac".
Yoius (nib.
Her I i I ("din,
.VI", I hum st rot 1 1 n nilon
Mr. Chns. Russell, Conceit 'Cellist
and Teacher, of New York,
Will accept u limited number of pupils
In Scranton. For terms, etc apply to
Miss Julia C. Allen, i"12 Wn?hington
avenue.
Goods I
1 Do a Little
4S
Mil,t piielltiil sclictloiH for '-jini ninl tut nulem nitliln foi whlili ihi rci Ip
IctitH liy In foctii Jilciinli litll way down eltiti In tilth In ji Is wldi , u md
liuiiKlit TOiiutlilnir u-ittul (oi tin1 liflui' tiniiMiltii,'-).
lileo PISSI.lt SKI' lull lip Jut whit wlfo ur luollur h.iiiI". Whj not huy
II mid hI.HiiIcii lit'iits?
Wo line tliini In null ill I' lie-i tint tun tali iiiiI.p i mIicIIoii nl mi pilu an
liw' nil !i,00 lo'- ' IMplue, ln'il Kini-lltiruiM t hi n, ('. V, llnlliinl'i 1 nn.li
(tilm, 112 iiIpco", $J9()i) llpiii hIuiI: pitlitiw and tnetl uitlt tis.m vilileh ein
can sol.it plnri m joii w int.
QcutvVCVX.
3 fieo V Millar & Co W Wjomln-; Arcms
5 UCU. V. 1T1I11CII tA. WU. w.lkli ml l.oak Around.
3" OPEN EVENINGS.
F. A. KAI3ER,
Lackawanna and Adams Avenues.
F. L. CRANE
Established 1866.
Scnl Skill Coats
9150, SI11,
4200, $225,
$2.")l.
Persian Lamb Coals
$70, S100.
$25, !IS0.
Furs of
All Kinds
Furs repaired.
Raw mis bought
New Building,
324 Lackawanna Avenue
Take Elevator.
X
in
Xmss Suggestions.
Safety
Razor Sets
RAZORS,
50 Styles.
RAZOR STROPS,
TABLE KNIVES
AND PORKS,
CARVING SETS.
MUGS AND
BRUSHES.
POCKET KNIVES,
10c to 150.50.
SCISSORS AND
SHEARS.
MANICURE SETS
SHAVING SETS.
George
119 Penn Avenue,
RVell W,SiW ose, (njMgW) vfiji
r,ta.r'a imXuwMffiltht'A
j tiT.iutntrjti.iT.ii'iii fdint'!!1 -:j-.,'i
JPffi?""
FIRE FIRE FSRE
The stock of Shimamura& Co., 107 Woyming Ave.
will be sold commencing Wednesday, Dec. iS. at 3 p. m.
00 of Japasie
$ldM
Consisting of fine Vases, Tea Sets, Cups and Saucers,
in fact everything in the Japanese line, damaged by water,
will be sold at auction without limit or reserve as the firm
had no insnrauce on their stock. Vou will have a chance
to buy high class Japauese Goods only slightly damage 1 at
yonr own price,
Sales will continue every day at 10.30 a, m 3.00
p, m. and 8.00 p, in.
Shimamura & Co
107 Wyoming Avenue.
A Christmas Present
1 1n.-Mollis and pietiiri. in llitl- ri miliii'ii'n-i
on- L'lilttn up fcpftlalli In ' l"f llm I.IUI.i
10I.UN 'Ihl' liiaiitlful and li.liiitni Imil. km
ehlldron l-i llij Imlm l"iitf. t'l m. Iks "Id
li.j iuelic-k llilil.. -'J pJ.r"
Given Away Free
To ull punlia.cii if ft) euiU' wuuli In.
Colli'cs. A. 'S I'. S-piciS A -1- I'. I.Miun,
I'. ItiUmir t'owdtr. 01 (oiiitni) A. ( u n -inn,
OS SUI'IIDU, !'' -'
THE GRFAT
Atlantic and Pacifiraa Co,,
III Ijckattaniu Ave.. Wl Kortli Main Aio.
'I'lioue 7.'. rrompt dclnvry. .'' 'phouc U).
I
Siffc
(IIm- i lio llko !hl or mil
of the liomtlfiil nnd tniidj
dhlit vailut Iiomc wo'll show
.Mill win u .Mm rill. II , M
wiut it In lime ouhr tiou, '"
e iii-c we nil' u 111ns ' lot for
dt lit i rv l)i r. 21. I he lidi'i
in tint mil pillow' toplliil
Hie linil and 'hi iprst 1 1
t.nn. lint liKit. :i the roi,
eoiiior in our window Wil
I I Dpi II s.itiihliv Iltgllts lllltl
I hi Win h.
imp
MANAGER.
Both Theme:.
Lager
Brewery
Manufacturer's or
OLD STOCK
430 to 455
N. Ninth Street,
Telcphonta Ctill. 2IJ33.
Shot Guns,
Rifles and
Araniuuition,
AIR EIELE3,
75c to ?1.50.
REVOLVERS,
ipi.2j to S15.00,
I'ISHING
TACKLD
ICE SKATES,
20 Styles.
ROLLER SKATES,
mmmm
10 Styles.
INGERSOLL
WATCHES
3?
h-eltom,
. Scranton, Pti.
GREEN'S
107 Ltckawnnna Avenue.
Scianton'b Oltlct Jewolvy Stoio.
Uniedeemetl Pledges, nt 50c on tlio
',51.00.
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, CLOCKS
JEWELRY, SILVERWARE,
EIRE ARMS.
u in. ul pr 1 ,ii
pet pil.is lnf ii ion a
the upiiuiiiuiiiiii ullii
I lloild t Kill I all ail"
1 1' tuh'n Hi 11, t inls
I III lllli fMl fir nina
llltllt.l
E. Engel, Sncossor to
JOSEPH GREEN.
Opposite D. L. & W. Depot, Scrnutou
Ill' I
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