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THE MODKMt HAftD-TAME STOW
Christmas
Tree g
Holders g
Von nn art llitin lint' alt !'
Prices, 30c, 50c, 75c
Ml ui-ilii- nUm In (me u'rloik
Tiiofih i in. tin 'iiij muil x 111
lip llclil"llil lll.lt CWIillll.
(Ipeii runl'igs until Vmj!.
Footc & Shear Co.
I19N. Washington Ave
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Christmas Aprons
For the little girls from two
to eight years of age. They
make such pretty presents.
lust the thing.
Just the stvle.
THE BABY BAZAAR
610 Spruce, t.reet.
L
ACE CURTAIN
AUNDERINQ
Nottlncrh.LiiT. Itish Point nrtuiai-
i-.iih- Unlabels. Miuic Antonicttos
and othci1-. "We aie a lesponslblo
i diilpi n ;i nd gu.it uutee AUTISTIC
Iiilc eft'clF, caiefuily m educed.
L
' THE"
amiinidiry.
108-310 Penn avenue. A. B. Wai-man.
PERSONAL.
illin Mm lui, nf I'cj-ei
t.iKl tl limuls it Vintciii,ili
Miss Itullii Kin -slju-, tf
.lltlltlt. it 'Mlmi; I'lT pui'iits
ntnui',
iho
it l f tti i-'.'iiir.
Mi. mil Mi- Jlnnl I. Dim
of Smith ill i
I'aik aMiiuc, in limue tnn a trip to ."e,t lnu.
Ml-. . M. Hinton Pint il.tiglitu, "Miss I.M1..I1,
.iil spi'iiilm tin- holMi's wild )r. .ml 'I--.
Miirui.
Itn. Willi illl U. Pi.i'lf. Hi, ii llicw llitiiliigl il
stinliuii, is -pui'Mu .i leu iIjw Jl I1I4 liumo
1 n Noiili Ihilo lnk mi in'.
Mi. .mil Mr-. 'Ilionu- i:. Price, ot Nmil. smil.
nrr .nciim-, ,110 1 1111 rtuniti,, thp liltor's pjtiit-.
Mi mil Mix I'.i-t. of i-n, Pi.
1 1 1 - ! kit. -on, tv. r.p) .011I1 II1..111I.H .iinni-,
vmII Ii iw (In- iiioiiiinj fin , r, iilnrt. ho
I ill -1 1 ml tin li-.liil.Us -v Illi In-. i niilijlli.t,
wIihiii in In-, nut n.ii iii tiui( ,11 n.
Mi- IV. II. l'l.lo, will tiitc.it.tm .1 1'iiiDi
II ,miiiii' uiil-i it 1 lintliiim liiiiioun 1, 111
Iiuiidi in In r ili-uul 1. Mkn M'li.ui, iili.i mil
1 tiini tnlji 110111 1 Ik iihnic fLliool in 11
...ik.
Ills .j Mi IMii oi., iliusliit r 1 1 lid 111I
M -. II. I. Miikimutt. .1 Suilli ll.i.l.. p.iik 111
nut, 1- Ilium- 11 111 -uiiii-i- mint r-tt lot tl.r
liulitlii in ili.ui. Mi-s MiDinncu is 1 iklnr liijh
Ii 1 1- 111 Illl mill .t 1 i.l
lolin I', s 1 I,-- 11 1 'Intuit ciii,l. "I Mill n
illlt': t 1 nlm :, t'.illull, I Hi-- I nn 01 -Pi ii
I'tnnsilt mii; l.ul.i I ii.it i, 1,1 Mill's mIimiI,
Piiit-imiii; II nn ( nil t,i ;lio n lui ! ni tl
iiopitln. Pliiliililnliii; ll-ii Mucir'iu, I In. Iil
Noi u 11 ..mi Hon ml 1I111I, 1,1 si. I.uU's Bt.ii 0,
I'liil iiMpliu, dli' limiit' mi Hit- Imliiln.
(Hi lliiiil,-'lwi..- il,i, Mi-.- 1111 V. Mu-tl
mm, loniKili Mirotii nf tin uilli Sdimnii
In imli hi tlit- V,iimu Wti, im'b I liii-tiin ..
ililloii, .,.. nuiiltil it hi limiit' in PiilhiU'.
plili, Ii Hi- lin. MimiuIm 1,-lir, if l'uiuiil,
1 .111 nil. Mr. I, -In 1- I 1 pj-li-i in (,io..tV
1I11111I1 in liiiiiiiin, 0110 . tin lirsc-t ilmulit.
In nioiiii, llii- imlitotii ni m its Hm,- 1I0111
m d pi upli', .mil 1- toll .it tin- --1111I11 -cultcs,
I i-t link 1 luipUun ii 1 . I.n In Iho pisiir
mill Ills lii-i Miii, win n Urn writ, pri-ui'1,1
wllli 1 Mil of suliO -!l-ri. 'lnu-i- wliu l.n i
-Mivs Mii-m1iii.ii 111 1 In- work 111 1 niton w'll
JiHCtllll llOV Will sif. s fllliil to c .1 n.
toiVi iiro, a 1 j . I will iijilit' tl it
his fo Ijisc .1 II -Iil
1. in 1 v. orl.i
COMMISSIONS ARRIVED.
United Stntes Court Offlceis Ale
Swoin in.
JllUgt' It, W. Anlili.ililV ininiiilfhtDii
ns judffi of tlie inldillii tll-ti Itt of tlu
rillted rilutos tmirt, tin Hod I-'ild.iv
and tlio JudKi' tuok tin; 0.1th til" titliti
liffon f'oiniiiinslont'1' flciiii' I), Tay
lor, I'p to this time .ImlSf Ari'hlMld'v
appoliitiiit-tit was 1iKlUI11n.il, h.ixliiK
lioi'il m.itlo vtlnt Iiik a li-u'.-s nl' llii f-fii-ntc.
r.tii-t wtclt tlio son, ito iimihnifil
tin- tippulndiicnt,
Tin- iippolntmeiUft uC iiuif, s, .1
MiCiiiti-li, illsuih'l utiiiiiipy .mil Hon,
rrod r. Iii'on.tid, Wfiit shnll.tilv i-lr-rtimstiini'Ml.
Their 1 (iiuinlbhiiinx tanin
with Hint of .ItitlKi" Aii'lili.ild.
'DIVINE HEALER" IN JAIL.
i rested at the Rescue Mission for
Disouleily Conduct,
PnintlH Si'lilniicr, ihi "divine lieulei,"
who has mine this way iik.iIh to litn
iwiy -UK die any ileiul u in i.
ipl'l.v, was i.tMiitliiK hi omul Hi" It--..
in .Alls-inn l.mi nlKht in u u,ij- (ii.ii
tvtirt illhlmliliiK Hid Hfi'vlri'H, and on
:ouiilaliil lie -Mifi lui l;nl ui
Ohu 1I1111', In t'oloiniio, Sclil.uiei Mid
jenly anil iii,thhtiloip-l, iliH,iiie.iui, i
n'HH goni! loi'ty ia'i, 1N0 mny iiIkIiK
On liln 1 etui 11 la- iiiiniiiincid that hn
find heen lo heiiwii 1.1 .1 miiliniul top
1 liool; ho had hoei 1 iiipiulssiom ( f))n)
311 IllKh t Wlllc Hh SeiKfillll lllilse.
isny pliicud HthlilUep'lU one o the ih
lftVlllg it Hteol 1 1'lllllt?.
A Christmas Present
Tin-ttuio jiitl pKliin. in l.lul, i'i .pilni .1 ,01
ire jutttu up ipotiilli In n lui ii, 1 jiii.i,
illl.lit- 'I lifs litiiiiliul .iml iiitK.ti.i-j ii,,.,-, ,
hlldivii i llv ill' If tun,-, M, in, In, mil
'; intlic tlllll., .'11 H?f.
(liven Away Free
To I'll purtli.i-u i-l '.0 miii' wi'illi I'oij.
Cotlif, . 't I', spun . I'. I.Miuit, . ,1
P. Iljknii I'unilti, in fouitmj A lu't Sjiki,
UN UK. "I M VI
TMfcS GREAT
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co,,
III ..nl jttJMM Ui.. J 'I .Nuilli Miu tr,
te.io.ij JJ J. Pitiiinl ijijiui .Now 'pltvi c !.'l
A BRILLIANT TUNCTION,
Catholic HUtoiicnl Society Will Con
duct on Dec. 30.
Tliu iininiul ditiK'o of Hie ('alliotk lllf
litilciil iiirlely. whlrli It to he ulVMt In
tlii? tCitlRhft of Columbus vluli house on
Hie lilBht ol Di'Lomlier .'in, iititnlfpM to
he tlp itiosL KUtvossrul affair of Uh kind
ever tondtli ted under the lltlpl'es nf
llie suflptj.
The totninllli'e tif itliuimelUPIlls ,illd
the hiultd 01' BOViM Ht'St-OM ntc leilIUK U'l
stonn unluinuil to tnuU" Ihe affair it
RH'ttl HlleeesM, ItltlPt'H full MOllC'Slltl
Mill ftti'tiluli the iuuhIi'i mid the llnial
drtoiftllons, wlik'h will lie 'rv etnhiii
nle, will ho III thillk'e of Mill III it
Mlllr,
'J'lie Inllowlni; aie lite liaiaes ol tlio
ladles i oliipi Miik Hie liiinid of ko
I'IIU'Ksps, Mho fite the putt uncaps ol Hie
afl'iill'
.Ml' I' -I. I en. Mis II I, Miitnt, Mi,
I'. O'Mulli.i, Ml -I limn Mt. Itnliiil I.
Mills Mn. .loli nllM'n. Mm IMh ml l.i,n!r,
Mi Ltlijir (oiimll. Mi'. UiMil I ll.-i'ili. M.i
II, Millnnn. Mi, I. -I, linllt.i. Mn. M
T MuiiIk. t". linn- V Mill n. Mi', -l-liti
I. O'llmli. MitH I, Mm (Mill,. l i ImMioiIii i!
"nihil. i. l.im (moll, All" .1 i,ti1ilin Me
Inn, Mec t', i lliiti-ll. Mis' l,,u!.-.i (i-ntlii,
Mk-i M. T. MLitnl .iml Ml- NM'l,. Il.-iml.',, of
-cr.it It n: Mm. lime lit l.eul. Mi. V ! n'Mi'
l'J. .Mt. .Ii".l'pll IllltlH, Wlll.i- lllltr; Ml'. Ill
Mini M, llitiell. Ml . Mill (I'll. Mum in, I'I' -tnii
Ml" Mil Mt'Aniluw, Ml" lwlliciliin Mi !
Kim, Diimnori'i Ml" At.t.li- lord in, .Mr', lolin
It nl in. i Hi pli ml; Mi" l p. lftti-. M".
I. tin ml Dolii-ili, Mi-j Antli Hit'. ( Jilmii li'f.
LOCAL EISTEDDFODS
ON CHISTMAS DAY
One Will Be Held at Bellevue and
the Other at Taylor Eisteddfods
at Other Places.
Two local eisteddfods will lie held on
Christmas day. one tit Tavlor and the
other at the Hellenic Welsh C'nlvlnlsHp
Methodist thurt'h. The Cambio-Ametl-e.in
foelety. of Allcghpny City, and Hip
Cambrian ocpt of Cleveland. Ohio,
Mill also condtP't slnill.ir events In those
cities. At the tatter Piof. Daniel Pioth
eioe, of MIlM'aukee, Wis., foimeilv of
this city, Mill he one of the musical ad
judicators. The liibllc.il soitetv of the ItelleMie
eliuicli Mill hold their annual event af
ternoon and evening. The thlet choial
lomiietitlon vlll he on "lllory to flotl,"
lor a mixed p.uty or not less ihnn
thirty olces or moie than loity. The
piogi.iintnc Includes the usual oial.
lltetary and reeltatIon.il numbeis. A
.special piize has been offeied tor n
poem, not to exceed sixteen lints, to
the memoiy of the lite (iMilym A. AVill
i.ims. The thiid .innual tisteildfod at T.Hlor
Mill be held .it the Welsh Connreir.i
tional chinch. The thief piize Is J01 for
mixed pirties on "Yr Mat'," "The Smn
nier," by ClMilym CMeiil. The other
piizes laiiKO fiom f.O cents up tu 10.
lion. II. M. l''ds.nds will pteslde at the
eetihifc session, and lion. A. A. Vos
liui'K Mill also take p.nt.
Theie will also be eisteddfod-- lioM in
Racine. Wis., unit I'tltii, X. Y.. on .N'mi
Yeai'.s day. Piol. II iMlu lOvans Mill
be the adjudicator .it the littei. It
seems as though the eisteddfod is frain
inff in populirltv HuouRliout Hie Culled
Statts, which atigms well tor the huc
cess of the Xatlonal Iastedtodd lo be
held in tills tlty next Memoil.il ilaj.
FOR CHRISTMAS MORNING.
Musical Progiamme That Will Be
Obseived in St. Petei's Cathedinl.
At the 10.'M o'clock mass in St.
IVlfi's tatliedial on Chtlstin..s moin-
Injr. the follow lug ptOKiMiniue will be
obiiod b the chidi:
I'rocc-.nuul miitli .1.1 hi'' hi
III lei . Hln -lu
Kino dr. in 'Pi- ill Mi'.").. I milull .in-
Viprnii mil lu m b- ii I tlioiu-
Mif. M. .1. I . iiui I jiiI . II lliillmii.
llbin fn in i"I'i-i i'i Mi--"). ...I milull i'i,-
-opinio in 1 l.i-s uilo., ilu, t Mul lion--Mr.
fl". (. M-il-li, Ml- I mi i It iff I. .1. Mt ti.fi.
1'nili illi in "s fVrilli't Mi.-") (iiin.il
'tun .nil ttuiu
Mls. II . I uolli-, Ml.-!-- Ilipcil .iml III lllllllll
Ofl. II. n. "ilc-ti i'iiMi's" I i Mi!
fiiii t -ol i iril n iii tlii in-.
Mi l.u- Illicit.
Sintiiis in. .i.i "t Culhi's Mi-"). in -tl
flu ni..
Iliiitiliclie fti. -t. I iillli'" Mi-s") f.o ui) I
-- .mo i..,1.i aiul i liin-.
Mi' 't. l il.'i
kiin. J l.i i (in in "Iwilnli Mi.-"),. Mo-nt
Mtn m lu i n.l ili-.m-.
'I . P. HI I, lllOlll. (.Illlllll
(Hi lit -( 1 1, oij in mil thoir.
W. P, Si Illlllll.', tilU.tll-t ltll tlirciii.i
V. II lll.llllllll.l, I M.tJIII OU.lll-l
NO ACTION TONIGHT.
The School Board Will Not Awaid
Contract for No. 40 School.
It Is otieinel. unlikely that the
si liool ho.iiil will lake any at Hon to
waid awiiidlng Hie i uiiu.ii t lur the
pioposi-tl Nu, 40 sohOtd at Its meeting
tonight isiept the passage of a iosn.
lullnii iliititiiiR tlio seoietai to iftiiin
10 all the i Olltl.u tills blilillllis ei opt
the thiee lowest, their fillllletl i heol.s
Willi II ai i oinpault d llie bids.
Theif Is ii deadlock on in the building
loimnlttee on the iiiesilou of awaidlm.
the coiiiiint bin Inasmuch as woik
itiiild not he i oinmeiit'ed on the build
ing mull e.ulv spring, It has be,m ,e
elded not to In lug the miller up be
fine (he lioniil mull Ii has b,.,.ii
Illli'Shtil out 11 little llioie bj Ilu- iu.
millet.
DAVID FELDMAN DEAD.
Man with Enlniged Heait Pa sued
Away Satuulny.
Spi-tlnl Ollltui David I-'elilmaii, Up.
Ill, 111 With Hie pllonoillellllllv oul.liged
hem I, died on Satuulny, alter a long
Illness, Polduiun's hem I bfeauie af
f oi tnl oep a i'iir ago and began In
elllmge so inplill Hun hi his death It
was Ilu en times Us uoimal slz,
i;ul'iiKiut'iii of the heait is inn a
rate ilheiiso hut II Is voiy seldom Unit
tlin oik.iii over allaiuH suoli a iihen.
onieiial sl.e as
ileiul man miis
wis 11 member
and lied .Men.
did I'Vldiil.ui'H, The
ihliti (inn old miii
ot Hie iidd Pollowh
tin was u etmaii of
tin Spanish Aiiieiliaii war and was a
uieinbtp of lleneial t liililii loiuinanil,
Spaiilch-Auieiliun Win Veterans, the
memluis of MliMi Mill meet today al
1 p, m. In ii. A.M., hall to utti-ud the
luu l al which Mill be held at '.' p. in.
lioiu Hu lesldeiue on llnll.ste.ul louit.
Tlnce glut h,ii Villus lu Peisiuii lamb
Jachcts. Pnttliiitued. ')0 00 uiitl $JI'0U;
llauiiuiiai ten nillar and imeis, $1 15.00.
M P I. Ciane. Mi I.iiclmwiiuu.i .ic
Ice Skates.
pili tf, 5o i cuts up.
Ploiey .t Ih ooks,
-11 WHtdilui-t'ju aicnuc.
NOTICE WAS
MISCONSTRUED
A MISUNDERSTANDING ABOUT
MEETING OF STRIKERS.
Untlet the Iinpiesnlou That It Was
to Be an Open Meeting a Laige
Number of Persons Wete Picscnt
and Rather Than Turn Them
Away It Was Made an Open Meet
ingAn Adthess Made by National
Tiensuier On He Is to Remain
Heie,
The iiieetliii; or stieet uu sti ,i-is nd
vol Hied lo lake plate IufI nlithl was
Vety Kiiiernlly and vmloiisly inNroii'
strueil, Loose WouIIiir or Hie notice led
to a beliei that It was to be u mass
iiiefilntr. and bv some iiiimiuh, uues
plaluablo to the stilkeiH. the lintucs
slim "nt nblo.td that the iiuemtoii of
(hi Illlllll,' the .strike on' Mils lo bo ( 011
sldi'iul. The m Illlllll llUiUHoll, Hie 0V' Utile
(oiiinilttto ik elates, was to Mltupl v hale
ii nlelil ineetliiK of the cur men's union
to etiiiblo such of ItB members Mho aie
at woik to attend and leimi what miis
beliiR done towunis kiiIiiIiik' a vlctoty.
When the time for the meeting in lived
a laiR-e number of union men, other
than car men. were present, and It was
decided to make It an open meeting.
As a consequence, nothing was done
Itnther than speei liinaklnp, Xatlonal
TreaMtier Oir, ol the .strict railway
men's union, made the pilnclp.il nd
diess. He is to remain hero to tukp
i Inn go of the strike, lellevlng Pi evident
.Million, who Is 111.
It Is announced that the Cential
Labor union proposes to take active
mensutes towards securing flnanrlal
assistance for the Milkers. At the last
mooting of the f.entull body a commit
tee Miif appointed to devise Mays and
means of raising money. Its report Is
expected this week.
Satin day night the sliikus paraded
the fonlta! Ity slieets. honied by the
Meadow Urook duini imps. There
weie neatly 100 men in line.
GIRL ASSAULTED.
Annie Kelly Set Upon by Thiee Ital
ians on Providence Road Last
Night They All Escaped.
Annie Kelly, ii iloillf.sllt', elllplojod at
the home of Seeiotary Dolph H. Athei
ton, of the boa nl of tiade, was set upon
by thtee It-iliaus, as she was about to
entei the lattei's house last night about
t' 30 o'clock, and might hne faied mine
badl at their bands than she did had
it not been loi the timely atiival of
seit'ial Miung men who liappened lo
be standing no u b.
Secietinv Atheiton lilts at t li south
west einnei of Com I slieet and I'mil
deiue load. Miss Kellv was coming
along I'loiidenee loul last night, going
towards the house, and as she passed
the young men, who weio standing in a
shadow ucui by, thei notlied that thiee
despeiate-looklng Italians who tollow
ing her.
About two iiinute- tutei they lie.ml
her scream wilitly.and hastening tow.iid
the Atherlon home, s tw her stiuggllng
tleivelv in the giasp of the thiee Ital
ians. The litter sop nated when they
saw that they had btc-n dlsLoveied anil
l.lll In dilfeienl dil options. The thiee
.lining men, Ceoigo Ash, Sam Pi Itch
mil and John Mi lell, lollowotl the lel
low who i. in up Couu stieel. He Inoke
into . i mad i int. but p.iusnl long enough
to lit a shut from n ieolir at his
inn suets This had the etrLct ol stop
ping Hit m tor a minute, and this was
suflliient lime icn the lellow lo make
good his esiape.
-Miss Kelll's line was h.nlli tut and
btulsed, and bet ilothing was toi u and
dif.ni.ingfil. Sho was hall-t lazed with
teai and exciteinent, and a ph.isklau
had to be summoned to .itlpud her.
The polliiinin who p.uiols the beat
which Includes this Imnliiy has .-an h a
lonj tour to ni.iko that be Is tmlj able
to be at this point about onto ot'lwlie
a night
$500 REWARD.
Puisuaut to a joint lesolution of
city councils, a lewaid of $500 1
heieby offered for infoimation that
will lead to the attest and convic
tion of any peibon or poisons found
placing dynamite or other ex
plosives on any stieet 01 highway
in the city of Scipnton.
W. L. Connell.
Recoulei.
Dec. 1G, 1001.
Crane's Fins, Cloaks and Suits Aie
the Best in the City.
The Mm,, will he open until !' Ii lu,
until Cluistina" H u Ciane
Chiistmas Plum Pudding.
I'lmo your 01 del o.n, with llanle,
-'" HplUte ulit'el. when- llii'ie x 'n
slllel ol pllllt, .
.
King Air Rifles.
The lifsl ilr illle made,
Ploiej , 111 links.
"' -II Washlngiiin iiioniie,
Clgms in Small Boxe-
illiti Pane Pipes lor Hie hulldav 11. id",
at (i.irney llrow n A. Co.'s Linden si,
.Mill III ,Sllv, ,I,IU ('liliu lillla
tullai and ieiis Pil, o, js,-,,ihi,
'' I" 'i ' "-'I L-li liawiinna .Wo.
Phonograph
Complete Outflt, Records and nil, for
$25.00.
Evetythiug sold is Edison made.
No Fake Paper Hoins.
OHAS B. SCOTT
119 Franklin Avenue,
THIRTEENTH WARD PRIMARIES
B. T. Jnyte Was Nominated for
School Controller.
Tin lesilll of the ptliuillleii held Hal
unlay uriutnoon In the Tliliieenlh Mind
wits as lollow.'
I 'ill' m html contloltei II T .till III1,
i onslitble. T S, llullllURi wind iisui hsoi,
II. W nun, I'llut illstthl .ttiilee ol'
II T. .TAYNi:.
election. T. It .lnikson: icgli'ter of
votes, A. : Wostor; Inspcelor, AVal
li'i Svltes, Second dlsti Icl .ludge of
election, V., 1). .Tcliklus; leglstei of
votes, Hert Steons; Inspettor, llciny
Hitchcock. Thlid district .ludge of
election, Lewis Y. Lewis; icglster of
olcs, S. Jl. Slot, llispeetot. Ceoige 1!.
Xltol.
HIS CONDITION SERIOUS.
Anthony Cook, Who Was Shot by
Fiank Challen, May Die Chal-
len Committed Without Bail.
Alithon.i Cook, the batttndii nl the
Palace holel, who was shot on Saint -day
inoiniiiR v ViuuK Chullen while
standing behind the bai, Is lvlng In nn
exlteinely dangeious condition at the
Set anion Priiute hosiiltal, to which in
stitution he was l omen od yestoiday -if-ternoon
fi rim the Lackawanna hosiital.
The bullet has not et bten osti acted
and tills fait is giving the mum'oiis
"pilous toiiietti. It has been ascei -tallied
that it passed tluough the uppoi
pint ol the let! hum, but its liuntioii is
n nt.istet. This pleiclng ol ho lung
Is the dangoiotis leatiuc ol the liiltu .
It was stated at the hospital last niuht
that Cool, has a lighting t haute fur
lire.
Pi. ink ('billion, iho in. in who shot
Cook, was committed to the totinli jail
on S.tuudu illuming without bail lo
awuit Hie lesull of his victim's In
lui Its. Ho said at the heating that he
did not mean to shoni at Conk when
he Hi rd, but thai he had shot m an
olht r man who bad sliuck liiui Some
body Jostled his ai in mul his aim w is
divoiteil, he said.
William Hi own. who has loomed with
challen dining the lattei's stav in this
(Ity, and Mho Mils with liiui at the
time of the shooting. sas that ho shot
In self-defense, challen, he said, had
fiu.nicllt'il with a man on Lai iv.iM.inna
avenue beiause he bait kicked a dog
belonging to a woman whom Hie man
was ait onipan lug.
This man strut k Challen, Hi own
sas, and la lei sit tie k him a si i mid
time in the hotel. Challen was te'ailul
It st iho i mud would i lose in on him
and III eel his ii-vohtl. lie sa s
FUNERAL Or M'AULIFFE.
Remains weie Laid to Rest Satin day
Morning.
I.iiilt-1 MiAulillc. who died VVfdni s
d,i lioiu th" flints ni bull, is wliit h
inti'ied bis Kg dining the ilotlim ot
two wteks ago todav on Lu"llle stn ot,
was la iil at lost S.itiud i mm nhm lioiu
the lesitltneo on l.aiine sticet.
At St. P.iltlik's Ci theille chuieh,
West St i, niton, a liltih mass m itii:lom
v .is t fit Iii an 1 1 bv Itt i, .lolin 1 m mi, and
inteiuiont was alii i wauls m.iili- in llie
C.ithedi.il i elm tei.
Coiomi l'obi Us lias imi ,i ,1, , i,.,
" Ii n the llinui 'I illl le hold 111 Iho
t asi
COURSEN'S
We make a sepcialty of line Ben
Bons and Chocolates, packed in
handsome boxes, 25c to 50c per lb.
Huylor's
Eveiythlng flesh and ussoitment
complete. 2oc to 80c pm uu-c,
Nut Meats
Gieat vailety, salted or plain,
rinest Smyrna Figs, in baskets,
K5c and 50c, per pound 10c.
California Apples, $2.75 pet box.
Oranges
California's, 20c and 3ric per dozen
Sa.75 per box.
Floiidas, 25c to 30c pei doon;
fiiJ.25 to S4.00 per box.
Cigars
50,000 Impoited, Key West and
Poitei Rico Cigais fiom .-j.1.00 to
$25.00. We sell cigais lower than
any house in renufsylvanla, Please
oidei eaily. Wo nie VERY BUSY
but will tiy to please eveiy one,
E. G. Goursen
POUND DEAD
AT HIS HOME
JOHN T. LEWIS TELL WHILE
GOING UP STAIRS.
He Lived nt 1805 Lafayette Stmet
and Waft 0!2 Yc.ua of Age The Be
liei Is That While Ascending the
Stalls He SulTcjed u Patalytlc
Sttokc and Toppled Backwaul
and Striking on His Head Ho
Fought foi the Union Dutlng Civil
War.
.lolin T, Lewis, aged it.1 i t-iii s, was
liuinil dead at lo o'i look Sattiiday
night hi iiii'iiibi'i.' ol his fiiintl, lying
oil the giottuil lu Hie vniil iilongsltle of
his lliiusr' He lunl letllllieil home
nlinui 'i o'i look mul In alleiuotlug to
illuib ii illghl of slop- leading to the
tear ilnni. fell, sltiklug on his head,
sustaining InJiules whlih uiitsed his
di.ith.
He. eased Hied nl lyi'i l.il'it.ietli
sttool, Illltl When he leluilleel home lit
!) o'i look the luiml)ei3 of his fainlli
wore oiil. Xo one saw him rail, but
the supposition Is thai he sUTTotod a
p.iiulvtlc stioki', as he had boon twice
ni 01 come pievlously In Hint niauner.
The body was can led Into the house,
and Ptineral Dlteolor Pi Ice was noil
lied. Coioner lloheits was iiImi noll
lleel and will hold uu aulopsv this
moiulng,
Mr. Lewis was limn in Caimiiilhou
shlie. South Wales, mul oniuo to
Amerloa In tstJL', and lesldod Itote since
wllli the et option of thiee yoais.
which he spent in inllltaiy son Ice dur
Iiir the civil war, having been a mem
ber of the Sei'ntv-seenth Pennsl-
unlit Voluntetis.
He was einplo.ved us a minor in the
H.ule P.uk shalt and was a member
of Pnnonka tilbe of Red Men and the
Hide Pmk Mine Accidental Putiil. Ills
wife mid thiee chlldieit suivlvc him.
Mis. Lizie Williams, Jessie Lewis
and John Lew Is.
The funeial sen loos will be condiu l
id at the house Thuisday afteinoou at
.', o'clock. Rev. n.tild Jones, or the
Plist Congicgallonal chuieh unci Rev.
H. A. Ho.lle, ol the Plymouth Cougie
Ratlonal (lunch, Mill nillckite. Utirl.il
will be inado in Hie Washburn slieet
ceniolei y.
HAS LEFT HIS CHURCH.
Rev. Albeit J. Ciawn Said to Have
Become Identified with Dr. Gen
tly. Divine Healei.
Re. llit it .'. Ciawn, loinitily ol
this cliv, has hi en ill tipped fiom the
p.istointe ol Hie Clayton, X. J., chin ih,
ol width ho has been pastor loi seioinl
i eats, It is said th.it he has afllliated
liuiistlf with Oi. (ientiv, of Phlladol
plu i. the tlliin-i healer, who Is thai god
with Inning caused the Illness of Mi's
Jennie Ingot soil, ol c'lu ton.
('.awnV patents leslde in West
.-sti.tnton, and his wife was lonneily
Miss Ciiia Slot in. who was n teacher
at Xo. IS school pi lor to liei i" miii "e
to Rev. Clown. Ai t niiliiih to tlio
neMsp.ipei i epulis, liv. and Mis.
Ciawn halo Identified themsolies with
1)1. (icnliy. niiil hale lefl their iluncli
loi good. Ciawn slates tlmt ue dots
lot know whelhei oi not lie will lio
t nine ,-t tllscipp. nl (ionti.
Shopping Lunches at Hanley's.
The liine Is shot I lm the luilileil-P
.'iniomii nt buying that must be done
heiMien now ami Cluisimas. Ladies'
shopping litiiohi s, as well as leliosh
nienls mi the gentlemen, aie s, r ,.,(
all da ai Hanley's, i.n Spi ui u stitet.
i.
Removed.
Oi. il. i: Hill & Sou liaio ii iiioiii!
lo lliiet buildings below thill Inunii
pint o. .'Jii L.ioU.iwiimt.i aieiiue. Louk
loi simis. "
Kinp, Air Rifles.
The bts ah i M,. nirde.
Ploiej Hi neks,
' "U Washington aituuo.
Get Your Holiday Cigais
mul Pipes ,u Cnney liinwn A. t'ii,',
Linden stieel.
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Don't
Wait
Don't Today is better than tomorrow for shop-
ping. Every day the tush grows bigger ana 4.
the nsoitment less. Come this morning, if
possible and, let
I'he stoie is lull of splendid
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Bath Robes
If he hasn't leiined the comfort
of one, let him do so this Chiist
mas. Heie aio the soit of Bath
mbts he will nppieclate most,
S3.00 to S0.00.
Umbrellas
What's moie acceptable foi a
Chiistmas gift than a luuiilhr.me
TlmbiellaP We have nu assoit
ment that we ate puiticulaily
pioud of, mnde by a most teliable
maker, ?!J.OO to ?8.00.
Ue Will Exchange
House Coals
J Hat Boxes
: Oils, Paints
0N12P
AW 103 !
MaIon?y Oil 5 Manufacturing Company,
141-149 Meridian Street.
TELEPHONE 26-2,
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STRUCK BY LOCOMOTIVE.
Mis. Agnes Dnmond Seilously In
jured Last Night.
A Polish woman iruned Mis. Arsics
hnintiiul, resiiihm m isis .lucksou
slioet, siood loo t loco to Hie tinck In
rionl or the Liu kiiwpniia Htallou tail
night mid wile stiuok n gliinclng blow
liy a passing Inioinothe.
f-h" simtiilui'd a strained haelt and so
vi i e boili billl.i"'. She wns lonuno'l to
the I.iii ':u v. iiniiii hospital last night,
whole Hie feiu wu expreHsotl Hint she
liar lUlsinlnod sommo lnulos nhoul the
lioilj .
Fancy
York
State
TURKEY
145C
Per Pound
Clarke Bros
Have You
Thought
of an Umbrella for ;i Christ
mas Gift? A Handsome Ne
cessity. This is our business ex
clusively and we have beauti
ful Umbrellas at any pr:ce
you desire.
Our stock is complete in
every detail; our prices
reasonable aud our goods
guaranteed.
SCRiNTOMlll INTG
UlJi Spuce Street.
FREE FREE FREE
spfini Vim- (it. r I'i r V iliis mi in will
.lu uu -it ol w ill.it i Ho.-' siim pi iml lit
spin i - in twit lull Milling i'ii- nl. .iml 1
culls i.i i'i' lio ol DI IMIt's Mil. If ( l)'t
si.r iii it om ii in .i fiiiiii. niki i
puis liii 1 Olu.'i t Inn. t il ( " . Hi tin -tf. N.
FRED R. SMITH,
ELECTRIC AND GAS FIXTURES,
GAS STOVES,
507 Linden Stieet.
Board of Tiade Building.
: '
us help you
suggestions
in
selecting.
Fine Neckwear
Uncommon Neckwear it. chaiac- ,
teiistlc of this stole, heie nie
some high guide silks that aie a
feast for your eyes, $1,00 to S3.00
50c Neckwear
in all of the up-to-date shapes,
and colois, handsome Impoiiuls,
Fouj-in-hnnds, Ascots and Pufts,
Many lich designs not shown
elsewheie.
i
Anything You Hug.
VSQUDr Suit Cases
upera Hats
j
and Varnish !
JpT
Is the value of the Clor.!
Saviugs Hank, which you can
get at the
DIME BAN
Corner of Wyoming Avenue
aud Spruce Street,
Scran tou, Pa. '
THIS OFFER GOOD ONLY UNTIL
JANUARY 1, 1002.
K'&
Handsome 1
Pin Cushions I
We have au exquisite 3
line of
Satin Finished
Pin Cushions
Lace Trimmed. ;
which we are selling at I
prices ranging from
50c to $1.25. I
Cramer-Wells Co., I
130 Wyoming Avenue.
'Phone 353-3.
r l 4
Dress Suit Cases .
Aie always acceptable Chiistmas
gifts. We nie showing a beautiful
line of Leather Cases with spiiii'
steel fiames, biass tiimmed, linei
or silk lined at $3.00 and up.
CONRAD
Open Evenings. -
305 Lackawanna Ave.
Smokers Article
for Gills! i)i'
I have an exquisite line of
Smokers Articles, among
them mauy new Novelties
Never before seen in Scrau
to:i. Handsome Pipes, of every
description, Cigar Holders,
Smoking Sets, etc.
Something New in iVbacco
)ars and Ash trays, called
Opal Ware is especially ar
tistic. Your inspection in
vited. Selected line of Cigars for
holiday trade.
A. R. Shoo
Meai.s Building.
gjgjj3cijQgj-gjZSEl'il2i3SB!i5!v
A Christmas Gift
In Sections
l-ver hear of one presented
that wavr
Frv it, with a D.iiinor Sec
tional Hook disc, m clear to
the hontt of every hook lover.
Ailiistah!e Shelves, and Slid
ing douis aie exclusive leat
tires of llie naniier
One
sec
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tion and a
top foi Ills
an itie.il
hukiet o
a Miiall
hhiaiy.
l-iopoi-tionsmav
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ct eased to
Hnrf win k f.
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Hint.
Pi '
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I i.p
keep pace with the iovni'
collection.
A "Danner' Hase, Hook Case
Section ami top, ol ijitaitered
oak or inaliocany limtih, n'j
inches hiBh. )7 iin-hes wide, js
with a depth ot ii.' inciies,
having sliding ".l.iss dooi.
Costb only IriO.OO.
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TH&
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