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RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Delaware niul Hudson Bnllroad.
November 31, 1001.
' TmIih leato CatboiuUlo al city gallon s fob
Por Scniilon ami WIIUwIUric-ILOO, 7.M, S.W,
".01. 10.01. 11.21 t. HI. I 1.00. M5, 2.M, 3.50,
0.00, 7.00, 10.01, 11.00 li. I". . . , ,
Sunday fuliu lMrcjt.fl.60, 1l.2t ' "! ''"
2.11, fl.iO. 8.00 li. in. . , ...
for Albany. S.inU0jM. Montreal, I'1-""' ,"
PiiRl.-md points, etc., 7.00 n. in.! s- !' '"'
(d-illv).
Por Woymarl mill lloneidalc, T.'ii, 1I.M'. '
3.81, (MS ii, in. ,, ,., ,
Sunday tr.iliu lome Woym.iit oml HoneMiait
Trains airlvc til Curf.oiul.ilc lidm 1,lhf,,',,,"n
mid -Sci-.tnlon u follnwut C.."A fe". "'J: ,.,
m, J .12.37, 3.0(1. fl.l.l. I.2?( II.0S, 7.01. Ml,
11.87 p." in.; 2.09 .1. lit'. , ... 'J.,
Sunday tMitu oulie.lit 0.27 .1. nl.t I-.'0. ,'1'''
(.25, 0.20, U.JJO p. hi. . , ,,,.,
Sumlny Iraliu nrilvo at r.iilMiiul.ili' fit"" '
inut iul, llono'ilnlc at 12.17 ami 7.88 P-J";
New York, Ontario nnd Western.
' Sept. 17, ltJOl. ' . .. .
Trains Uav CmbomUIe lor Scranton at ..00 ,
in.! 4.00 p. m.
SiiMf-iy 'trains at 7.(10 a. in.: 0.00 p. m.
Ti.-ilmi leaio (Mrbonditlr for point north ,t
11,10 a. in. On Siniilay nt I'.IO a. in. Iran"
Icivlnjr nl n.io n. in. week doj and ti.10 .i. m.
Sund.i,n ni.tl.e c.oiineilon (or Now orl;, I orn
"all, etc.
Trains uirlvn from Saaiilnti al 11.10 a. .-. .lo
.1. m.: from point north. 4.00 p. m. S0n..ait
from Scrnnton at 0.10 a, m. ami 7.18 p. in.;
frcin Cadosla al U.OiI p. in.
Erie Bnllrond. '
June 2-t. 1001.
Trains leave tlly sl.illon. Carliuinulo, dally
(Vic-ept Sund.iv) .it 7.00 n. in. and 1.K) p. in. lur
Hruniil and Slm-rcli; .it !.si a- w t't'y (
nptlus Sunday), fur llltiKhaiiiton. mal.liijr w";
nations for New Voik clt.l and lliift.il m at
K.10 p, m. for Siiio,uchnniia, ni.iUlns connections
for western point.".
Sunday Ir.ilm at "U3 a. m. for Sulniiclianiia.
tilth western ronncctlom, and 0.27 p. in., with
Mine connection.
Tialiu .in ho at S.JX a. in. and 8.18 p. m.
Kundiiyn nt S..W a. in.
THE LIST OF CANDIDATES
Those Who Will Seek Votes at the
Republican Primaries Next Satur
day. In flip list ill" ni.nullllL'Hll WllldldutPH,
pulillshcd yesterday.Heveral typograph
ical citois cuusctl a eonfitHlon oC names
nnd oflloss. The pon-ectoil Hut reails:
Jtnyor, Alex Itoberls, Hon. M. T. Burke
ami Frank Itoumolmeyer; controller,
G. AV. EvanH, J. 15. Shannon; treasur
er, J. Norninv fielder. Frank It. Dover,
SI. II. Tupntn. Daniel Davis; assessor,
Thomas Scott, AVllllain II. Willlnnis,
John Waternold, John Moon.
First ward School directors, one
year term, Homer Smith, V. I. Kvaus;
three year term, "Wallace V. Copelitnil,
Frank Gore, Henry chapman. William
I). Lewis; constuhle. Henry Pierce; iih
. sosior, O. A. FIdluin.
Second ward Poor director, H. K.
.May; select council, D, W. Humphrey,
Thomas A. Ploran; conmion council,
.Vhe Sahm, 13; S. Clark; coiiFtahle, K.
'. Seary. i
Third ward Assessor. John n.
Thomas; constable, Frank Sloan.
Fifth ward Poor director, Alex AVy
!e; assessor, Fred Hiller; constable,
Steve Gilhy, Harry Dolph, Thomas J.
linker, '"Walter Carey.
Sixth ward Select council, James
Thompson, . James Solomon: common
council, George Hobbs, W. S. Hunter,
John G. Kvans, John Jlnzlo, Fred
Whitlock; assessor, John Brandon,
William Mulmvarlnsr, AV. II. Arthur;
constable, J. J. Enimett, John D. Adley.
'CORPORAL" CLARK CONFESSES.
The Soldier Man Caves When He
Faces JMr. Bowman.
The bluff which "Corporal" William
Clark, the pseudo-soldier, hungr out
when arrested on Thursday, was swept
aside yesterday, when A. AV. Bowman,
of Hamburg1,' Berks county, confronted
him. -Bowman is the man from whom
Clark stole the horse.lhe news of which
led to the latler's arrest. AVhen Clark
saw Bowman he acknowlodRfld his of
fence. Bowman intends to press the
charge of larceny against Clark In the
Berks county courts..
Chief MeAndrew, to whom alone
Clark's apprehension and arrest are
due, has collected enough evidence to
prove that Clark is not a model young
man. On his person was a letter which
showed his intention to destroy the
happiness of the family ivlth whom ho
stayed In Hamburg-. It Is, behaved thut
ho left a bud record behind him In Lew
ishurg. Chief MeAndrew Is now in cor
respondence with the chief of police of
that town.
THE FIRST SUBSCRIPTIONS.
The Hoped-for Start of McKinley
Monument Fund Materializes.
The hoped-for start in. subscription
to tho McKinley national memorial
fund has materialized. The first sub
Hcriptions announced by Postmaster
John II. Thomas, who is tho one depu
tized to receive donations, are; Frank
13. Burr, $1; Gabrlol Pngllano, .$2; John
II, Thomas, $2.
Now that there lias been u response,
and tho Ice is broken, as It were, the
hope is that there will bo a ready (low
of donations. Other towns, much
smaller than Carbondnle, Forest City,
for example, have shown, a ready- re
sponse to tho Idea of tjhV memorial,
and unless there Is an awakening- hot'e,
Carbondallana will have reason to feel
ashamed of themselves, a
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Quarterly Convention Sunday.
The ilrst quarterly contention of tho
Catholic Total Abstlnencofunion of this
district will take place huHt. Rose- hull
tomorrow afternoon. The delegates
will be the guests of thd"St. Aloyslns
society. It Is probable tlltit Itev. J, J.
Curran, president of tho Diocesan
union, will bo present anil deliver up
address. V.
Visitor from the West.
Pan Koblnson, formerly clerk at the
Anthracite, and later aC the Irving,
Reranton, Is here on a vla)t from Hat.
tie Creel,-, Mich,, where hu Is In charge
gX$$ttt&tt
Ofeu in general anil
women in particular
enjoy a toothsome
nourishing break-
fast food and they
find it when
they try
liM4 lJ.y.rfV!,r
a j-tc-'ftj& Aiyfc
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of the inanitRlng force of Phelps' Sani
tarium, an Institution which, besides
caring for tho Hick, catcrH to persons
seeking rueuperntlon'thrpURlt.rost. Mr.
Itoblnridh has a horft of friends lien;,
Whom ho has Won by his Kcntlciunnly
ways, unit during his woelt'H stay hero
ho will receive many tt hearty hand
clasp. JORDAN IS VERY SICK.
Unfavorable Change in Man Whom
Patrick McNulty Shot.
Mlehnei Jordan, the man whom Pat
rick McNulty sjiot early Sutdny morn
ing, filling the llcsh around ono or his
ankles With bird shot. Is leporteil, at
Emergency hospital, as being "very
Hick." Ills condition is not dangerous,
hut it cannot bo said that ho has passed
all danger, as the Indications show
strong possibilities of unfavorable de
velopments. Jordan was operated on Sunday for
the removal of the line Bitot that was
burled In his foot. Since, ho has devel
oped high temperature, higher than the
physicians would care to see. Alto
gether his condition Is not as favorable
as anticipated after tho operation.
McN'ulty was released front tho coun
ty jail on ball, yesterday, nnd Joined
ills family on the AVost Side during the
day. Jordan's unfavorable condition
may Intervene In McXully's freedom.
The shooting took place about 1
o'clock Sunday morning. Jordan, ac
cording to several witnesses, was try
ing to enter .McXulty's house, and was
making all sorts of wild threats. Fear
ing an attack, McNulty lliotl to fttght
on the Intruder, he claims. The shot,
however, found Its mark In Jordan's
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AMUSEMENTS.
Marie Correlll's Play Tonight.
Alden Benedict's "Fablo Itomaul,"
which will bo presented nt the Grand
tonight, is an adaptation by Charles
AV. Chase, of Jlarlc Corelll's famous
novel, entitled "The Vendetta," and is
one of tho best melodramas ever writ
ten, dealing with Italian love and ven
geance. The scenic effeets and costum
ing are pronounced to be tho best, and
the company have been highly compli
mented by the public. AA'altor .Law
rence in tho title role, and Hiss Mar
tha Beauford as XI mi. receive special
praise. Miss Ollle Cook bus been en
gaged as a special feature and will ap
pear in her famous serpentine, fire and
other dances.
Prices for this date only will be r,0
cents for all reserved seats; gallery, L'."
cents.
Next Week's Plays.
The attraction announced for next
week is the well known McAullffo Stock
company, headed by Jero McAulirfe. It
Is one of the best and largest on the
road, numbering 'M people, including its
own orchestra, an organization com
posed of young ladles. There are many
new and novel specialty features Intro
duced, including the marvelous acro
batic wonders the Martlne brothers.
The list of plays to bo presented Is an
entirely now one, and Includes several
New York successes. The opening bill
announced for Monday evening Is tho
four-act society drama, "A Young
Wife."
The repertoire for the week is as fol
lows: Tuesday afternoon, "A Mother's
Honor"; AVednesday afternoon, "Tho
Great Brooklyn Tragedy"; Thursday
afternoon, "A A'oung AVIfo"; Friday
afternoon, "Knthleeu Mavournesm";
Saturday afternoon, "Shtimus O'Brien."
Nights Monday, "A Young AVIfc";
TuoFduy, "The Man from Italy"; AA'ed
nesday, "Sliamus O'Brien"; Thursday,
"Slaves of Itussia"; Friday. "Convict
1210"; Saturday, "Tempest Tossed."
A Splendid Christmas Tree.
J. S. Hughes, manager of the Carbon
dale Telephone company, has a splen
did Christmas tree display at his homo
on Belmont street that is the delight
of the children of his own family anil
those of tho neighborhood, while even
the older folks who have seen Its boiuf
tles become childishly enthusiastic.
There 'Is a big Christmas tree, laden
with gifts and brilliantly Illuminated
with myriads of incandescent globes.
On the floor beside the tree, and a nni-t
of the display, Is a busy landscape, a
vuiage, with its row or Houses, a beau
tiful castle along the highway, speed
ing trolley cars and a lake with a
steamboat, a yacht and a naptha
launch plying over the surface. All of
tho houses, tho castle and a busy
blacksmith shop at the foot of tho vil
lage hill are Illuminated, giving a most
realistic appearance to tho scene. Tho
trolley cars are operated by electric
power and speed through tho village,
meeting and passing-each other at two
switches. Hovering over the scene Is
the angel of peace. In one lmnd n dm-
Incandescent lamp, in the other ii
iriiiupsi. tho display is ingenious and
artistic, and is highly creditable to
Mr. Hughes, who conceived and com
pleted It.
Housowarming at Puglianos'.
There was an enjoyable hounewurm
lug In Pngllano Bros.' handsome new
home on' Dundaff street on New Year's
day. There was toasting and a music
al progranuuo In the hall on the third
floor of the building. Among the guests
from Scrnnton were: Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Carluccl, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas
Carluccl, John, Peter and Antoinette
Carluccl, Vincent Cassese, Miss Car-
melu Cassese, Joseph Callatroiie and
JOIIIt I'llllO.
Cnutntn Reproduced,
Tho cantata, "The- Tables Turned, or
a Clulmiiuit) for Supta Claus," was sue
oesattilly reproduced by Trinity Sunday
school In the parish house last evening.
There were several musical selections
by well known, young people.
Up-to-Date Club Meeting,
Tho I'p'lo.Duto Book club-Is "to be
entertained this evening ut Miss Lucy
joslln's home on AVyomlng street, by
Mlm Jofcltu and Miss Grace Miller.
Meetings of Tonight.
Palestine commuiidery, Knights Tem
plar, Junior Order United American Me.
chunk'.
Lackawanna uitcampment, l. (). O, j
A Blind Mnn'3 Benefit,
The good ofllt-98 of the churltubly
disposed arc asked In behalf of Jtuwp
Iteod, who has been blind since birth,
and who la now (a dlstroiw by ivi4uii
of his iqrc ullllctlost. A drawing Ins
been uiTungeil or hU Ue'u-iit. ihli
will offer a good lueuns for th - public
to appreciably help him. On AVashliig
ton'B birthday, Feb. 'ii, $3 In gold, n
silk Umbrella and a box of Olivette
cigars wilt bo disposed of by uhnuce.
Tho tickets, Which give the buyer a
ehnnco oh nil three articles, ate selling
for toti cents, n mite, but which will
bo ucceptable, Indeed, to Mr. Reed. The
articles can ho necii In Tobacconist Joe
Herbert's store.
'Mrs'. O'Boylo at the Hospital,
Mrs. iltoger O'Hoyle, who was pain
fully burned In tho fire Which destroyed
her homo on' the- West Hide on TIiuvh
,dny,.'Was. taken to Emergency hospital
for treatment yesterday.
Mrrt. o'lloyle's condition Is not" ro-.
garded as dangerous, though she suf
fers, a great deal of pnlu. It lri not
believed that "she Is burned Internally.
The flesh on her hands aild' fnco lire
painfully, nbnrdd,
Mrs. O'Hoylo hnd an exceedingly nnr
row escape from perishing , In the
Humes. She endeavored to subdue the
blaze, nnd when the flames continued
to make headway she desisted and
turned her attention to money which
wns secreted In a bureau. She was
absorbed In this when her rescuers ar
rived and fairly dragged her through
tho flames. .'
Though the house was burned, until
only ono frail partition remained, the
money wns untouched by ..the Haines.
Later In the day It was found, $80 In
gold pieces, wrapped In several coarse
cloths, which were scarcely scorched.
Br.ikomau Walsh Out Again.
Michael It. AVnlsh, of Pike street, who
was one of the two survivors of tho On
tario and Western crow who met such
a toirlblo fate last week, was able to
bo out yesterday for the first time since
tho night that he had such a perilous
experience. He suffered somewhat
from shock and he had a painful scalp
wound that called for rest that it might
heal.
AValsli Is now quite well, physically,
but the recollection of his perilous ride
Is somewhat of a disturbance to his
mind. Ho Is debating as to -whether ho
will return to his work on the railroad,
as the experience ho emerged from so
luckily has quite upset his Ideas of
railroading.
Stanley Simrell Succeeds Walker.
Terrcnee AValker, whose resigna
tion from tlie position of assistant su
perintendent for the International Cor
respondence schools In this district was
reported In The Tribune a few days
ago, has been succeeded by Stanley A.
Simrell, of Scrnnton.
Of all the field men In tho employ of
the schools, Mr. Simrell has the great
est record, lie was unapproached in
his sales of scholarships. He conies
here well qualified for the position nnd
Is sure to bo successful.
Medical Men's Meeting.
The Cnrbondale Medical society will
hold its next meeting on Tuesday
evening, Jan. 11, in tho ofllce of Dr.
C. T. Meaker. Dr. L.AVehluu, of Scran
ton, will be present and will present
a paper on "Non-operative Treatment
of Appendicitis." A good deal of inter
est centers in this subject as Dr. AVeh
latt Is probably tho most pronounced
among the surgeons ot' this section on
treatment of appendicitis.
Clearing the Ruins at No. 1.
Pursuant to orders from Superintend
ent Hose, of tho coal department of the
Delaware and Hudson, a gang ot inen
is at work clearing away tho ruins of
No. 1 breaker, which tho lire' fiend de
stroyed on Saturday last. The plans
of the company have not matured, but
the belief is that a large breaker, ono
after the Coalbrook, will be erected.
Semi-Monthly Pay in Vogue.
The semi-monthly pay system, which
caused a little friction at the Clover
Leaf Manufacturing company's plant,
several months ago, is now In vogue
at the plants of the Hendt-Ick Manufac
turing company and tho Cnrbondale
Machine company. The new order ot
things Is appreciated by the hands.
Dr. Whalen Will Lead Meeting.
Tomorrow being tho first Sunday of
the year, the moa'sjneeting at tho Be
rean Baptist ehureli will be led by tne
pastor. Rev. Dr. AVhuIon, The meeting
will begin at a quarter to ten o'clock.
A cordial and earnest invitation Is ex
tended to tho men to be present.
Last-of the Series.
The Interesting series of sermons
'which Dr. AVhaien has been delivering
In the Beroan Baptist church Sunday
evenings on "Ancient Types of Modern
Men," -will end tomorrow night, when
the pastor will speak on "Xlcodemus,
the Honest Seeker."
Muir Is Improving.
The Mulr lad from Jermyn, who hnd
his log badly bruised by falling under
tho wheels of an Ontario and AVesteru
car n few weeks ago, and was taken to
Emergency hospital, Is Improving rap
idly, and Is able to nit up a good deal
of each day.
Burke Able to Sit Up,
Eddie Uurke, of Pike street, who fell
on tho Icy sidewalk several weeks ago
and badly fractured his leg, was able
to sit up yvslerdtty for tho first time.
Ho Is at the hospital.
With Boston Tea Company.
James Gorman, for a nuinbee nt vnim
head of tho firm of J. Gorman & Co.,
lias neoopled the agency of tho Boston
Tea eonipimj, and has entered ou tho
duties ot" manager of the company's
Htoro ntho Gorman building on South
I-Ok
GRIP Is the concentration of folds,
Catarrh.lnfluenza. Cough, Horo Throat,
all rolled Ihto one, Congestion of tho
head, running at the v.o.m ami eyes;
dry, hot, swollen, soro throat; It next
creeps down on tho chest cough,
bo.rsonosH, dlfllcuU breathing, and
pain often down to tho stomach and
bowels; chills up and down the. back,
with lumbago and soreness. Thu pros
tration cups tho climax, and yim feel
too sick fur anything,
If you havo till, or any one of these
symptoms, tako "7"; It restores tho
circulation, starts the blood coursing
through the voluu, and "brcuks tin"
the Cold.
At all drtiBsUtH 35 cents, or mailed
on jvclpt of mli'B. Pactm-'i IJoQk
M tilled Five. "
IllKlil'l ! - 1 UUjj Umljciltt. I'U.. LlillWf
Uilll.nn .ill) .l.u in cii. Xtu urij..
Main street. Mi4. Gorman lids a wide
business experience, ho Is a hustler,
nlwnys. on the alert, and Is sure to
achieve a great measure of success In
his new position,
THE PASSING THRONG. "
Mrs. ltohort A'nn Bergoii Is III with
tho grip.
Uoswell McMttllen has returned to
Lehigh university, where he Is taking
tt course In civil engineering.
Miss Flo McOlnley, head trimmer nt
Miss Gallaghy's millinery parlors, has
gone to her homo in Albany, N. Y for
the winter season.
Miss Louise Pendleton, ot Slonlng
ton, Conn,, who wns tho guest of Mrs.
It. M. Shepherd, of Parte avenue, re
turned homo yesterday.
JEnVlYN AND MAYFIELD.
The regular meeting ot the borough
ot Jermyn council was held last even
ing and was attended by a large num
ber of citizens, tho Interest being cen
tered In the electric light contract,
which It was expected would be award
ed. It will he remembered that at tho
lust meeting bids were received from
several coinnanks, the lowest being
from the Jermyn Electric- Light com
pany, which offered to light tho bor
ough on a five-year contract for $70 per
light per year. A private Individual,
Frank Hemelrlght, a citizen of tho
borough, also had n bid In, which wns
lower than any, offering to supply
lights for $Gn.3G per light per year. A
question arose as to the legality ot the
council entering Into u contract with u
private Individual, and tho matter was
laid over to obtain legal advice on tho
matter. Following Is the reply of Bor
ough Solicitor Mulhollnnd, which Sec
retary Jones rend:
"In regard to tho right of tho bor
ough to cease taking light from tho
Jermyn Electric Light, Heat and Power
company, or an Individual, to furnish
tho borough with light, I have given
tho matter a very thorough investiga
tion, and I believe I .have seen all the
authorities In the state on tho ques
tion. "The question of the right of the
borough to cease taking light ot the
old company at the discretion of tho
borough officers is an unsettled ques
tion. There .are two decisions of the
Supremo court, and one of the com
monwealth, which hold In a general
way that electric light companies have
no exclusive right to furnish light to a
borough or a city the same as water
companies have to furnish water.
These three cases lean strongly In
favor of the right of tho borough to
let Its contract to any company it
chooses.
"These Is another case, a case in
which ono of the judges of the west
ern counties of the slate, which holds
that the borough or city cannot cease
at its pleasure taking light from airold
company which has been furnishing a.
borough or city with light, and enter
Into a, contract with a new company.
This last decision puts the right of
electric light companies on the same
level as water cntnuaules. It Is, how
ever, a decision of a lower court and,
of course, may be appealed from and
revised by the Supreme court.
"As far as giving the contract to an
individual Is concerned, tho trouble
with that would be that the individual
would not have the right to use tho
streets for tho purpose of erecting
poles and stringing wires without get
ting u franchise front tho state to do
so. To get a right to use tho streets,
authority from the state, as well as
from the borough, is necessary.
"The weight of authority so far ren
dered in the state would seem to be In
favor of the right of tho borough to let
Its light contract to any company it
chooses, provided the company has a
franchise to light the borough."
As the letter did not properly solve
the matter according to Councilman T,
K. Moon's Idea, he moved the matter
be laid over again until such time as
council obtain fuller Information on
thu question.
A number of bills were read and or
dered paid, among them one for the
payment of the Jeansvllle pump at the
bore-hole. The bill, with Interest,
amounted to SCo3.19, but on considera
tion of payment in a week, the com
pany's attorney agreed to throw oft the
Interest, reducing tho bill to $ISt.8S.
Mr. and Mrs, John D. Prltchard and
daughter, Fern, were visiting friends
ut AVIIkes-Barre on New Year's day,
on their way home from Pittsburg.
Tho Delaware and Hudson colliery
employes will be paid on Tuesday af
ternoon. There will bu no services In St.
.Tunica chinch tomorrow, on account of
the furnace being out of repair. The
rector will ofllclate at Salem, AVnyno
county,
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OLYPHANT
A Colfax encampment was organized
in Sweeney's hall yesterday afternoon.
The olllcers were installed by G. I', T.
F. Gross, of Philadelphia; G. II. P. T.
C, E. Mllhouse, of Allentown, assisted
by P. G. P. George Hughes, of Cnr
bondale; G. It. 10. II. Hall and E. O.
Dean, or Scrnnton; P. C. I', T, .1, A'et
tor, 13. T. Davis, George Sklllhom, AV.
C. Coles, It. It. Gilbert, Jacob Ilarrli-,
of Scrnnton. The ofllcers are: C. I'.,
John Pettlgrew; IT, P., A. D. Haines;
t". AV.. D. J. Coleman; J. AV I. II. Pol
hainus; scribe, Samuel Prosser; treas
urer, Richard Pettlgrow. Last evening
about ono hundred candidates were ad
mitted Into the society. Dining tho
evening refreshments; were served by
tho members of the Rebecca lodge,
George Steele, Edward Schumacher,
Joseph Fox, hoe Peiubleton and R. E.
Peteis. members of the AVIIkes-Barre
Mandolin club, .attended the firemen's
fair Thursday evening and rendered a
number of selections. Tho programme
tonight will be: Solo, Miss Mnry Ken
nedy; selection, Edith Swingle; solo,
Nellie Gallagher; solo, Joseph A'osey.
P. F. Calluhan has opened a place of
business In the Gallagher building, on
hiickiiwumm street.
Mrs. Nellie Ttittle. of tho shoe fac
tory, has returned, after spending two
weeks at her homo In Blnghamtou.
Uev. Jonuthan Davis, of Forest City,
will occupy the pulpit of tho Congre
gational church tomorrow morning and
evening.
The evangelical services In tho Blithe
ly Baptist church, conducted by Rev,
Dr. Spencer, nru largely attended every
evening. Fred Wilson and Miss Daisy
II, Hall, nsxlHted by local talent, render
beautiful vocal selections during iho
services,
.Mrs, Potter, of Wullsbi'ldKC, X. Y
who has been visiting Miss Mary A.
Williams, of Hlakely, loft for her home
yf steed a y.
H, Percy Jaiue left yesterday (o ru
siinui his studies at llaivanl univer
sity. . LUzIm Evans, of Went Plltstou,
is tlin'tflinat or relatives lit town.
JllllHJH, JJcNIeuI, vyju) wup Injury! In
Xu. 3 m0 Jiitt. Friday,, lb, III a, (ji)lval,
coudUlpii.ut )i' home on Jojies siitwt.
Thu Oiyphhiif show fuctory WH'l ' re-'
cent
is now linowra 1 fee ctf superior
quality. It "isn't our s&ys that
proves it : but yoos judgment, your
own Knowledge of the difference he
tween the ordinary,, everyday "five
center " asid tlie new thing in cigars,
responsibly guaranteed hy the largest.
cigar Business in tne worj
Its. excellence is rea!
remarkably, and is not
imaginary, because it is
Hand Made ,
Ql
sume operations on Monday, after two
weeks' ldlenss on account of the Hood.
Mrs. H. B. JIatthewson leaves this
morning for llaltlmore, to spend a few
weeks.
PECKV1LLE.
Mrs. K. M. Peck, of Cnrbondale, vis
ited relatives here Thursday.
Mrs, S. li. Moon, who has boon very
111, Is now rapidly Improving in health.
Messrs. Shaffer and Doud having
sold out their interest in the Hotel
AVllson, have purchased tho stock and
trade of J. H. Seip and will continue
the business at the old stand.
'.Squire S. AV. Arnold was a business
caller at Scrnnton yesterday.
The public schools will reopen Alon
day. Miss Messle Thompson is tho guest
of Scrnnton friends.
All members of AVarahpa Tribe, No.
211, 1. O. It. M., are requested to meet
ut the wigwam this evening.
Peckvillc Baptist church, Kev. J. S.
Thomas, pastor Tomorrow morning
annual roll call. A conveyance will be
furnished aged and sick members who
desire to attend the service. Evening
subject, "Bralnnlnlsm and Christian
ity." This will be the first of a series
of sermons on the great religions of
the world. All arc welcome.
Annual business meeting of the Bap
tist church this evening. A full atten
dance Is desired.
The Presbyterian church, Rev. S. II.
Moon, D, D pastor. At morning ser
vice, Sunday, sacrament ot tho Lord's
Supper and roll call: evening, new
year's sermon. All welcome".
SUSQUEHANNA;
PpcuUl to llio h'li'.inloii Tiilninr.
Susquehanna, Jan, 8. Last bcasun a
Horrid: man leased a farm of a Forest
City' man, and wns to glvo half the
proceeds. Lust week tho man's wlfo
went to Forest City with two cats, as
tho landlord's share.
Laurel Hill academy and St, John's
parochial school reopened on Thurs
day, Tho Oakland nubile school reopens
on Monday next.
The late .Airs. Ellen Owens, of Clif
ford, has bequeathed $1,000 to tho
AA'clsh church.
Mr. and Mrs. E. It. AV. Koarle. ot
Scrnnton, spent AVednesday with Sus
quehanna friends.
Tho drillers who are sinking an ar
tesian well for the Oakland AVater
company, have encountered a good
vein of water.
Tho Susquehanna band held a hop in
Hogun opera house on AVednesday
evening. Muslo was furnished by
Doran's full orchestra.
Uric Engineer Sidney Degden Is seri
ously 111 at his homo ou the Oaklund
side.
Eric Mechanical Emilneir Theodore
Curtis has removed to f.oulsvlllej Ky
where ho has taken n position on the
Louisville and Nashville road.
Machinists' Union lodge. No, 205, will
hold its first amitial ball lit Jlogan
opera houso, January 2-'.
Mrs, (Jlurii Sherman and Mrs. (leui-vu
Smith and daughter uro vislthu;' rela
tives In Scrttiilnn.
The Century club held a pleasant hop
In llogau opera house last evudng.
Tho Susquehanna AUilettn club will
hold Its nrlvutu unulvergary reception
In llogau npeiu house m Ttn-sday
evening, January -8.
Patrick White, ngid 0 years, died at
Mm residence qf u win. James AVhlte,
on W.iuti Alain street, Thurs.dity. Thu
funeral wilt tuU ;iiue mi Siuiirila,"
morning ut C o'clock, nftr which- the
romnllis w'll IK taken w Ilauciick, tin-
&
v
&( jc
"pJcJ-VcLjsythjrcr.ic.ly mut turiv u cold la. one iliy,
o
Made by -the American Cigar Co
tE!mnMr2ilmJiMi::M?rKMiA.I,
former home of the deceased, for in
terment. The funeral of the late Mrs. Edward
Doyle took place, and was largely at
tended, from St. John's Catholic church
ou Thursday morning, when a requiem
high mass was celebrated. Interment
was made In Laurel Hill cemetery. The
L. C. D. A. attended In a body.
Jesse AVestervelt. who has completed
ix three years service in tho Ninth
United States regulars, has returned
homo, to remain. He wns wounded In
the face- at the time of tlie invasion of
China by the allied armies. Of late, ho
has been stationed at tho Presidio, San
Francisco.
WELSH HILL.
SpecUl to the Scrnnton Tribune.
AVclsh Hill. Jan. :!. Mr. and Mrs.
John AVatklns visited In Cnrbondale on
Tuesday.
The will of the lat,o Ellen Owens was
read publicly In tlie church Immedi
ately after tho funeral services, which
were held last Friday. Among tho sev
eral bequests was ono of $1,000 given to
the Congregational church in this
place, of which the deceased was a
member. The gift Is to be known as
tho Ellen Owens memorial.
Messrs. S, J. Owens and J, L. -ltlch-ard
were in Mount Carniel tho forepart
of tho week, in tho Interest of our
church.
A committee of the Christian En
deavor society met last night at tho
home of tho recording secretary, Miss
Mary Itlchard, for the purposo of ap
pointing leaders for the ensuing year.
Tho 'Congregational church parson
age was the scene of a pretty wedding
on New Year's day, when promptly at
12 o'clock Miss Lena Corey, of lferrlek,
was united In imirrlase to Mr. AVallaco
AVatklns, ot this place. The ceremony
was performed by the I tew 11. N. Har
ris, Tho bride and groom were accom
panied bv their nearest relatives.
MOSCOW.
Frank Nlles, of Salt Lake City, was
a guest at the home of O. K. A'nughn,
part of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hinds and daugh
ter, Frieda, are visiting friends In Now
York this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cappel, Mrs, Jus
tin Swarta and Mrs. Heemcr attended
n surprise party at Mr. Chapman's, at
Madlsonvllle, Thursday.
Arthur Ciardnor lull this week to at
tend school at Heaver collect'.
Frank McWado, of dreeii drove, has
boon visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
Plels, the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred (.'impel were sur
prised by a slolghload of their friends
from Scrnnton on AVednesday night.
There was also a number of young pco
plo from this place In alti'iulaiicc.
Stops the Cough
and Works On? tho Cold.
Laxative Hriiiiio-Qulnlne Tablets cure
a cold In olio day. No Cure, No Pay,
Price M cunts.
PRICEBURG.
Preaching In Prleohurg Prlinltlvo
Mothodlst church Sunday, morning and
owning by tho pastor, ltev. V, Hent
ley, Morning horvico at 10.I1U, Hub-,
jcot, "Doing Uood to All Men." F.voiit
lag subject, "The Trim Light and Life
or Men," Sunday school at L' o'clock.
All uiv Invited.
Mm. litorse Iiiiukin ami rou tli'nrjfu
of Main strH U seriously III.
Mr. and Mrs. Croft and family, uf
Urt-.-n I$iigt, hnvo returned ioii af
tt-r a f-w days1 stay with friends In
this town.
rn;u '.4UfcUire j o.i urovy W-x of tlw yqnlu
1 t nvfffivn Rrvmm.niii!'!SLbliilr,
'NO BETTER
S CICAI?
CAM DS
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NEW YORK HOTELS.
WESTMINSTER HOTEL
i
Cor. Sixteenth St. and Irving Place,
NEW YOBK.
American Plan, $3.00 Per Day and Upwards.
European Plan, $1.00 Per Day and Upwards.
Special l!atc9 to Families.
' T. THOMPSON, Prop.
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For Business Men
In tho heart of tho wholesale
district.
r For Slionpci'.4'
s mlnutcD' walk to Wanamaksrs:
S minutes to Sicgol Cooper's Big
fitore. Easy of access to the great
Dry Goods Stores.
For Sightseers
Ono block from D'way Cars, glv
Inir easy transportation to aU
points of Intorout.
NEW YORK.
Cor. 11th ST. & UNIVEItSrr-Y PI "
Only one Hlock from Broadway. 4
RnnrtK lil Nn restaurant
flUUIUi, .pi Up. irces Keasonabls 4
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TAYLOR.
At tho Wehii lLiplitt iliuuli pjisoiUKO, n
.Vow Vent's IIjv, tlu p.i.lm-, Iti-v. D. ('. UdwanK
tmiti'd in iiMiiijvo JII..4 HIiMiior Ci. Williams and
(iiniii'i- 'I'. P.il-, lUli popular young pcoplo l
IUtt-.niM.iU.. JII-h Martini Dai3 attended tin
lulili', and Hush .lone-t was groomsman. At tin
uit.ltMiti of tho icicMiiiny, tho uthi.il p..ity n
tinned to tin! Initio's home, where U weddliu -vp-pet-
.-itt.ilteil tl.ein.
Thf Tlilul want vigllum-p committee will mc b
In iho Inline.' oflli'o ou Tiniisilay ovtnins. .fan.
li. All cii'tllilates in tho ulioro ward, aspiring
for olllrvi, .no ixiiuc-teil to be picsent lo leji-..
ler. 'Iho data for the hultllnst of the inimariii
will nl ii Ij-j tleeitli'tl upon. John U. l'lanuis, Wil
liam Uwitw mid .1. Thomas, vlcllanco loiniiiituf.
fcalilulli Mrvkes will In- held at the Methodic
KpKop.il chiiroli nt ln.UI u, m, unci p, m.
Sunday M-liool at 2. CO p. in. Kpwoilh l.er.triio u II
ho held at II o'elji-!.. l'..ttor ltev. (.'. II. Hen y
I'Miclaled, All aiu ui-lc ,mv.
Jli". niul Mim, n.nhl S, Pilco and eon, llorr,
1mm.' returned lo their homo in Claik's Summit.
Plot'. M. I,. Williams las let in nod tn hi.s homo
lit Phllitl.'lrilii.i .tfler tpi'iulluir llto pjt few tip) a
Willi hi i-oiuln, Aithur Moicam.
'iho foltowlu; ,iu; the pilzn winners at tho lllle
shooting lu.itih held lit N-iiti'Il's hotel laotlud.s "C
Now Veil's Day i l'i!t pilie, !S-t, John l)rii
nlutjer; tecum I pilc, ?i; John Holder; tldrii
prine, 41, Michael Stilm: foiutli prize, "V, tv
per Irtihll; fifth pike, :iV, John Welhle.
The Yoiinsr Ihn' Christian association will
open up Ihelr llew quaiteib 111 Van lloill lu 1
tomoiiow evciilnir. le.is. Thuin.n Thvrumii uuo
John Wallace, t.u noted Youm? Men's Cluj91i.11
iiMOelatloit ipeJlcem of I'lltston, will lie p'reaiit
to dellu-r addresses. All bonus mm of the hoi.
oiitth ato invited.
Seniles at I lie f.'alvaiy Paptist church lutiur
low will lio held at tlu tuiul hours. li,tdr ).-.
Hauls will oilielatc. All aio welcome.
Mls 1'ninu Cocper, ot Wllken-Hanc, -has le.
tinned home, after pendliiir thu Xew Year's
with her bH'.ir, Mis. II, P. Sperber, 011 Tajhr
fclU'Ct,
PrusgUt Alfred P-tMs, of port at City, was a
caller I'll his bliithiT, Diustilst Joseph llivl,, on
Main itivi'l, juti'iiUy.
TV ilallanrc rcinmlltci) of the Klrt waul will
meet In lliu loilnu liooih on Monday eveulntf next '
to decide time of holdlns plintarlc and fur can.
dldalM tn rcifltrr.
School PIlU'ii'i' 'faille Jonu is Imll.po, J.
All tinsels .110 lesptiiliilly adied to attend t ne
llrel ivhi'jKul of llio Uiatoilo society toiuoirow
evenliM, at lite talvuy ll.ipiUt ehureli, at S
u'cJocK. A ilii'itts of almiit 1'JO olee is if.
iulivd 10 --buy "JinUs M-iee.tli.ieiu" nioi-ifttlh,
awl l In i l' hi MifliciciH m.iU'llal 111 l lie town r
ijuy the piiijoct iliiouht ury neilluWy. I t
all nun I.
Stato School Directors to Meet,
lly llxeittolic Wire from 'flic AwHlaied l'ie.
Allooiu, Jin. a. I'lwUliiut J, It. Spbttt'l, "
We-.tmoieUud. iututi, iouupoudtiir kecveurv,
ltev. II. . Iluwler, of Kchn, Soiueit couutv.
and V..C. Cuwller, of AlUyhuu-, met uere uid
biiuuyvd'U pJWti-MUiU'-' tor llui ataiual nnettiij,
01' tin 1'vuiWi h'4Ul4 Matv Awoii llioit uf Stllg d
Dlmtuis, wbUb villi U' luUl iu tl.a bill of tiu
ii-.a-e, ilaiiUbuie;, Peluiui 12 and 1.