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THE SCllANTON TRIBUNE-FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1902.
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PITTSTON.
fpeclil (0 the Scranton Tribune,
littston, I11110 20 Companies C and It,
t the Ninth leglment, will attend tlio
' M. C. A open Mir meeting on tlio
hrr bank at Wot Flttton ne.t Sun-
da 1.
A slight ilMni banco took place Wed
nesday afternoon about 4 o'clock at tlio
p.iioUilal 1 evidence of the Polish Catho
lic chinch Soveial Polandcis wished a
lontcienee villi Palhor Oilofsk.v, the
pistol, but as thoy wcic. under tho Influ
ence ot liiitioi, ho 1 of used to admit them
1o the residence. The men then attempt
ed to loico their nay Info the house, but
weio pi c entc d liv fi lends ot tlio level
turt gentleman who ni lived on the stone.
lining tho alTiay Kail Wnsllovvski was
beat otr the head with a blllv In tho
bands of one ol the diiinken men Six
in icvti wcic made vesleidnv in innnca
tlon Willi the tiouble and tho pilsoucit,
weie given a hcnilug beloic 'Senile Bei
goi, of Stm met Mile. Home or them weio
lielil iindei ball nnd tho otnei.s uls
rli.il j; d
Tho tiactlnn omplovcs' union held a
ncetliv at Wllkes-lljiie ill an cm IV hoiu
e'steidav lhofnlng lo elect omeeis tor tne
insuing eiu. Theio was a lively contest
Vol the vailons offices Edvvnid Doughoi.
ot this tllv, was lc-cletted pies.ldent, and
iniovs the distinction of being the (list
nnd onlv piesident tho union h is had
kinio its oignnirntiou ,-
The West Side ihoir will give an 011
leilalnincnt ill the New Ion Center chinch
lieM Wednesdnv evening
William lluglies. of the- West Side, loft
last eenlng lor Cieson, win 10 lie 1ms
M'i med woik.
Mis. William Balid, of Ifeniv, W. Vn ,
lotmeilv ot this titv, a sister of William
mid Fiilz Woliei. liiideiwent an opoi.itlon
in Oi. Hiown's Pi hate hopltul. at Uun
11101 o, WeUneddav, and woid lioin hei
liedside today was to the effect that slip
was ImpioMng eiv satistuctoillv.
.Tnhn MrCannn, ol Johnstown, Pa , for
nieilv ol this city, was united in maiti.igo
ve.iteidnv moming to Hiss llaiy Tlana
lioe, of niiznhotli htieet. 'i'licv left im
medlatolv for .lohnslown. wheie Mr. Mo
Cminn has 11 home picpaied for Ills bride.
Geoigo A. Sav. loimtrlv of AVwiming
fuemie. West Pillslon. was united In
man Inge 5este1d.1v aftoinoim to JIis.
Maiy Kliaffei. of this cltv. Tlioy will ie
Fido at Shaion, Z'a., while tho gloom Is
now emploed.
Tlio .nuptials of Ch.ules F, Million, or
llio.id'stieet. and Mlhs Nelllo Hammond,
ot tile West Side, wlllfh took plnco at
Illnglirimtoij, June II, wen- announced to
day. Pinfessor Chillies W. Tfeinninn. has
lieen elected pilncipal nf thn Wjomlnj:
'lioiough hdiools lor a leim of tluee
J oils.
-. Mr. nnd Mis Piunk Olmstcul, who
weio iinitdl In mm lingo two weeks ago,
. weio teudeied 11 sutiilsu pal U last o oil
ing by u huge company of ft i,nds.
HALLSTEAD.
IBpcclal to (lie Sraiitun Trlbuiic.
Iliillhtrud, Juno '.'u Vittvou membeis nf
tho lUnghui.itoii high htliool worn l'-lt-
cin ut tlio homo of lion, nnd Mis, James
'X, PiiBoIh on Mount Maiiotonoml, '
Tird Jliniinei, of Slollx City, la, s,lt
' crt hl.s old li lends Tuesdiiv. JTo was a
jc'-ldent Of this plnio thlity euis ami,
Mi. nnd Mis. Finuk llnnotd, who hnvo
liefii siendlng tho past month with Mr,
llnunld's piiionta, at Cimlciivllle, I'a
lino 1 etui ned to their homo,
Mrs. Ifuttlo Bucho und dauglitois, lain-li-e,
Hail let und Uebhlo, liavo lotunied to
Ilallstoad, wheio they will spend tho
summer. They have been lu Wiighumton
tho past venr.
.Miss i;ilen Donovan, of Slhor hake, Is
Isltlns her sl-dor, Mis. Peter Allen, ot
Cluiso avenue,
ChtulM l'. Itead, of Washington, D, C,,
nrtonipanled'by Itlehntd I!, Stioud, ot
iMontiost, weio visiting Mr. Head's fa
ther, Cliules Bend, Monday,
Mis. John Tjlor lias loturiied homo
from Now Voil, w'ieio she has been Ma
lting ti lends.
Mis. B. M. Wilson, of Montrose, was .1
ircent MMtor ut tho homo of her siatui,
Mis, n, HQiidileK.
Iin A. TlionuiH waH a buslnesb i.iller at
lllugliuniton Wednesday,
Alls John Van Loan, who his been
Mtltliig 11 lends und leluthes at 13lns
h'tmton'for tho past two weeks, i etymon
home Tuesdnv night,
Miidcllno Srpilies Is spending a fovv
days with fi lends at Busqueiiiinmi,
Apiong tha Binghiimtori Msltois Tges
day woio the following: Mr, und Mis.
Benjamin I.nwienco, Mis. A P. Moilll,
and tluee children, Mr. and Mis. John
J")e Baun.
Mr. and M(s. fieoigo Lamb weio In
Jllugliamton yesterday attending the com.
meiiqenienl of the Illiialiuinton high
"HANAN'
The Perfected Shoe for Hen,
SAMTfiK UROS.
w thn mnfnhnr of doges as a
school wheio their niece, MKs Ocoigla
DoWltt. is one of tho siadiutes
Miss Nelllo King Is Msltlug fi lends at
Siis(uchanna.
Mis. Willhlni Sftulies has 1 attuned home
uftci spending .1 few days with her
daughlei. Mis Xoiman Spent er, at Ku
dicott. Mi. and Mis. Hit haul Bui mini and son,
Kdwaid, hac gone to Three Lakes.where
thev Intend to camp for it lew weeks.
Mis. tlcuiv Tiowbiitlge was a Sunn
ton e.ill"r Wednesd iv. She was acconi
paulctl home bv her tluightcr. Miss Ildlth,
who will .spend a shoit vacation with her
paieuts a
Miss Maud 11.11111011. of this plnco, ami
Gcoige Iaike, of I.cMeishiie, weio united
In mm i Inge at the home of Mi. Lake
AVodnoadny aftcinoon.
Miss Maggie Hajden, who was ut one
lime omploxcd in the lestamant of 11.
.1. Blown, lias seemed a position In tho
boK luctoiv at Losleishiie.
Lou Dai I on, of Lesteishlie, as i
business caller in lonn Wednesilaj.
William Suuncs and son, Lostei, me
lsiting Mr. Squlies' father on tho High
lands Mis, Boit Aldilcli has tetuined fiom a
Msit with fiipnds at Foiest J,jl.c.
Mis. Beit t'upncll, ot Binghaniton. ls
ited at the home of her biothci, Gould
Capwell, Tuesday.
Mi. nnd Mis Fied Van "Wonnor and
sons. Anion and Pieddie, me spending n.
few thns at Mr. Van Wound's paieuts,
Mi and Mis. Anion Van Woimei, at
Conklln.
FOREST CITY.
Special to tlio Scranton Tnbiine.
I'oiest City, June 211 Mis. George
Maxe, of tho tow iff, most aged
icsldcnts passed away .peacefully liom
em th this loieiioon "at ten o'clock
nflcr many weeks of .siifiering.
Sho was eiglity years of age and about
six months ago sunored a stioke of
paraltsls, slneo which time she has been
uuahlo to talk. Mis. JIuxcjS maiden
namo was Mary Daniels. She had resided
heie about plcen yems, coming fiom
South Gibson, but hei e.ulv mauled life
was spent In 01 pliant, whete "ha was
well known. Her husband died a few
months ago. Pour sons suiMc hei. They
me: Hon, William Muoy, of South
Gibson; Benlamiu, Geoif,e i: , und John
Mao, ol Foiest City, The timet al
niraugements lmo not et been made,
Ues. W. llollinshed and C. A. Spalding,
ato spending a lew d.o.s at Heait lake.
llov. It. L Clink, J, P.. Budd, P. M.
Gurduei, cmi., and Di. L. V. Peikins, aio
enjojing a two weeks camp In the Adiion
dack moiintaiu-.
J. F. Wellbtock, J. S. Johnson, P.
Clemy and Joseph Ackeimun, attended
tho Domociatlc slate coiuentlon at Pile,
Mr. Wnllbiock was ono of tho county
delegates,
Tho Misses Grace Monhcnnett nnd
Allco Melvln, graduated fiom Illoomsbuig
Noimnl school, je.steulay. Miss Besslo
Melvln attended tho exeielses.
Mrs. T. J. I'onticost uttended the com
mencenient exercises at Stuiudsbuig
State Xoimal school, jcsteuluy. Miss
Betta Fmrcll and living Pentkost weio
giadimles,
William O'Keofc, of Forest City and
Mis, Minnie C. Blown, of St. Joseph's
weio united lu murrlago ut Blngliamton,
yesteiday. Tho hrldo Is a sister of hev,
Peter Wlnteis, of Haw ley,
Miss Pllabotli Hurting Is lsltlrS In
Now Yoik city. '
Mlhs Miu Dutc'hmmi, foi sevcial jeais
a popular cleric, in Plldmaii's stole, and
Jo.siph Mallei were united In niauiiigo In
PICTURE
itjsr
Find father
81. Abiich church by Rev. 11. H. 'nat,
yesterdnV.
Miss Helen Smith hint John B, Drnito
fto qltlclly married nt the Prcsbytcrlmi
pnrHontiBe ycBterdny by Rev. W. Holllli
nhed, A number of prominent Prlo nfllelnls
including Superintendent Davis, former
Jload Muster Hood and Attorney C. P.
O'iMitlley, wore here Tuesday lo wait on
tho council In legard to tho proposed ex
tension of Cenler utreet cant nf tlio Kilo
tracks. A Rttfllclent number of borough
fathers for n quorum failed to matcrallze,
however.
1). P. Itutnu was in Scrnnton this week
letting tho contract for the erection of u
house on it lot tccerilly purchased by him
on tho corner of Adams" avenue and
Boyiuilds street,
WAVERLY.
Special lo (lis Scrmlon Irlbunr.
Wnvoily, Juno 20' The Women's Clnls
thin Tempcitinto union met ut the lesl
denco of Mrs. Mary Shallow Lint Tues
day afternoon. Thcio was an unusually
laige nttcnduncu and a ery Intel eslltig
meeting.
Kov. M. S. Godslmll dell voted a seimon
at Wllkes-Uauo last Sunday, and In his
absence the pulpit was tilled heie nt tho
Mclhodlst Pplscopal church by the Rov.
Mr. Ilanton, ot Wallsvllle,
Henry White has gically Improved hli
resldenco on Main stieet by the addition
of a ten-foot porch, which Is now com
plete. Gcoige White, of Tunklianuock, who Is
engaged In the marble business, has been
lu town the past few dajs, Ilo has
elected n number of very line monuments
in Hickory Grovo cemetery.
Andlew W. Smith, a West Point endet
and a resident ot this l luce, Is spending
his vacation nt home.
Floinl Sunday was rbseivcd nt the
Baptist chinch last Sunday evening.
Theio was a largo attendnn.ee. The exer
cises woio veiy Interesting, and tho
chin ch was beautifully decorated with
flowers.
lu nicoidance with tho usual custom a
patllotlc cnteitalnment will be given on
tho Methodist chinch lawn In this plnco
Thursday evening. July 3 Tho gicat
feature this jenr will be an nddiess on
the "Battle of Gcttvsbuig" bv a par
ticipant in that conflict, Rev. O. P. Sev
cison. of West Plttston. The Instrument
al and vocal music will bo furnished
fiom out of town. Should the weather
piovo mi favoi able, tho exciclses will be
held within doois.
TUNKHANNOCK.
Special to the Scranton Tubune.
Timkhannock, Juno 20 The pilmary
class ot the Picsb.v teilnu Sunday school
will hold a talent social nt that chinch
on Tuesday evening. Julv P The pio
gi amnio will be made up of songs and
lecltallons. Ice cieam and cake will bo
beived. A sllvei oftciing will be nuepted
at the dooi.
Dr. A. B. Woodwaid left on Wednesday
for Hnulsbuig, wheio he will attend to
his duties as ono ol the membeis ot ths
medical examining bonul.
Mrs. Fied J. Billings visited fliends ill
the W)omlng valley on Tuesday.
Mis John Dean, of Sm anion, Is tho
guest ot friends at this place.
At thin Jde, who has been emplojed in
the confectloneiy stoio and bnkoiy of
Fied B. Jennings, lms gone to Wilkes
Baue City hospital, vvhcie he will un
deigo an opeiatlon. Pis position Is being
tilled bv Fiauk Deitiich
Palilck Bojce, who has Jieen In the St.
Agnes hospital for tieitmeut tho past
thtce months, i etui ned homo on Tues
day vciv much Impioved
Miss Nina Caiuej. of Plttston, is istt
Ing hei aunt, Mis. Joseph Puce, on Past
Tioga stieet.
Tlie P.ist Pemon Bise Bull team will
eioss bats witli the Giavel Hill team at
this place tomouovv.
Chailes Dav, of Seville, O, editor of
the Seville Times, wab called lieio on ac
count of the seilous illness of his bioth
ei, Alvln. senior edltoi of tho Wyoming
Demociat
Judges John A Sittser and TTnivev
Slekler will leave this week foi Atlantic
City, wheio they spend seveinl weeks
BRADFORD COUNTY.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Tovvanda, Juno 20. John I.tBar, a
Pehlgh Vallcv 'fireman on passenger
tiains, sudticnly became Ins tuo at his
homo In Snie, on Sunday. While In this
stnte he sbot himself lu the breast with
a revolver. His recoveiy Is doubtful. He
is thirty-two jeais old and has a wife
and four children.
Tho five county firemen's convention
will be held nt Westflold, Tioga county,
on August It and 13.
A fanner named Pugene N. Reed, lesid
inff mar AVnveilv, committed sulcldo last
week by taking Pails gieen.
Count Supeilntedciit H. S. Piitman. Is
on Hie boattl of examiners of the Kutz
tow n school, now doing duty.
Tho twenty-second annual convention
of the Methodist Women's Foielgn Mis
sionary society was held at Wjaluslng
on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Henry Voibych, a former lesldeut of
Susquehanna county, died at his home in
Wyalusing yesterday at an advanced age.
Two sons nnd a daughtci survive him.
Tho tollowlug directors wero chosen at
a meeting ot tho Bradford County Tele,
phono company, held on Tuesday: C. P.
Tincey, II. C. Porter, William Maxwell,
W. M. Fell. G. T. Ingham, S. C. Thnyoi,
P. B. McKce, M. P. Horlon und W. G.
Tiatoy. Tho company now has 1ST lnstm
ments in use on their line. 1!G belncr on tbn
Tovvanda exchange and others on the
exchanges lu other parts of tho county.
Succe.ssfur leports nro being mntlo by
prospectors who are looking for outcrop
pings of coal along tho Loynlsock cieek,
lu Sullivan county.
Colonel Geoigo Saudeison and daughter,
of Scranton, who have been making an
extended visit with Tovvanda friends, re
turned homo this week.
A company fiom Connecticut will soon
begin drilling tor oil near Canton, In
Union township.
Tho annual graduating exercises of St.
Agues school were held on Tuesday even
ing, thero being rour giaduutes, Misses
Miny Ronuii. Pmlly Barron, nnd Pdmond
Hai rou and Daniel Culllmaii,
PUZZLE.
sirvo i
ri'.AiM
and mother,
HARFORD.
Sprclal lu Hie Scranton Tribune,
Hnrfordi Juno ,26. Mis. Hornco
Hwect, 'Sirs. f. p, Tlligley, Mrs. W.Lelt
Inp;, MIfs rjertmtlc and Lena SteariiB,
MIbs Lillian Tlngloy, Maud Foisyth,
Stay Swoot, Mt. Wt U. Itummoiut,
Ooldit and Rose Woscott, ami Miss Lou
Roftpifl, attended tho Sunday school
excursion nt Heart Luke Wednesdny.
Pugene Osmond Is home from Muns
fleld etiite uorinnl school.
Mr. ii ud i-Ms. A. T. Sweet spent Sat
urday and Sunday with their daughter,
Mrs. ChurleR Osborn, In Nicholson.
Mrs. A. Leo Tiffany, of New Hiivon,
spent u few days nt the home ot E. T.
Tiffany's.
Mrs, John Tunner is In a vety critical
condition nt this writing,
Mrs. Blrt Grunt and Mis. Abner
Johnston attended children's day at
Poster Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. MeMlllcn, ot Nicholson,
wore the guests of r. P. Tlngley's peo
ple Wednesday.
Dr. and Mrs. Rlrdsell, of Susquehan
na weio calling on friends hero Friday,
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Muynard, Mrs.
Whiting and sou, Karl, attended the
social at Oakley Saturday evening.
Miss Hut tin Alvvorth spent last week
In Susquehanna.
Miss Mildred Rogers, of Green Ridge,
Is the guest of her grandfnother, Mrs.
James Uogeis.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Sweet spent
sovetnl days In Montrose lust week.
Dr. Snyder, of New Mllfotd, was
culled here in council for Miss Pllen
Manner Thursday.
O, F. May mud attended the graduat
ing exercises at Stroudsburg this week.
Miss Williams, of Peckvllle, spent
Sundny with Minnie Darrovv.
ELKDALE.
Sp'clal to the Scranton Tribune.
Elkdale, June 26. Strawbenles ate
plentiful on Elk mountains.
Milton Lovvry and son, Robeit, of
Scranton, weio visiting relatives In this
place last week.
Misses Cora. Anthony, data Coleman
and Ruth Wells attended the Children's
day exercises held In the Methodist
chuich, at Unlondale, last Sunday
morning.
Linn C. Diake, of Caibondale, has
been engagefKto fill the pulpit In the
Baptist church ot this.-place for the
summer. He is a theological student,
and comeii very well recommended.
Miss Grace Sullender, who has been
sojourning at Sar.mac Luke, N. Y., for
nearly three years, has returned to the
home of her parents, veiy much Im
proved In health.
Miss Nettle Crandall has leturned
from New Mllfoid, where she has been
attending the Normal school.
John T. Tinker and Fiank Davles are
spending the week at Heuit lake.
Muny people listened with pleasuio
to Dr. AVhulen, of Carbondale, vv ho sup
plied the pulpit of the Elkdale church
Sabbath atternoon.
M. L. Stevens visited friends at East
Lenox on Sunday.
W. F. Churchill and sister, ot San
Fianclsco, were calling on Elkdale
friends lecently.
BROOKLYN.
Special to tlio Scranton Tribune.
Biooklyn, Juno 26 Mr. and Mis. A.
A, Quick, Joseph Quick and Mis. Kate
Tewksbury visited their inothei, nt
Montrose, one day this week, the occa
sion being her blithday.
Mis. Fiances Case, Mis. Helen Pld
ridge, Mrs. C. H. Tiffany and Miss
Mabel Tiffany attended the wedding of
Miss Vlda Sterling, In Scranton, on
Wednesdnv. '
Miss Saiah Louise Perry, of Scian
ton, is visiting her cousin, Miss Hattlc
McMillan.
Mis. A. J. AIney and son, Earl, are
visiting Mis. Bond, in Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mis. Andrew Kent enter
tained Mr. J. V. Thatcher, of Massa
chusetts; Mr. and Mis. J. K. Utley, of
Hopbottom; Mr. and Mrs. Allen, of
Horseheads, N. Y and Mr. and Mrs.
Franl? Dornn and daughter, Glace, of
Hopbottom, last Sunday.
Miss Nellie Kent, of Soianton, spent
Tliuisduy of last week with her pat
ents. D. L. Gaidner, of Factoryvilto, was
In town one day this week.
The Y. P, C. U. will hold a social at
tho home of H- W. Roper on Fii.lay
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Utley, of Hopbot
tom, celebrated their golden wedding
last Thin sday. About- seventy-five
guests weie piesent.
TAYLOR.
At the Welsh Baptist church pni son
age on Tuesday evening the pastor,
Rev. D. C. Edwards, united in mairlage
MlbS Jennie Carter, the estimable
daughter of Edinond W, Caiter and
Mr. Ai thtir White, it populur young
man, also of this town. After the ceie
mony the newly wedded couple returned
to tho bilde's 'home, whete a leceptlon
was held which was attended by Imme
diate lolatlves.
The Taylor Reds journeyed to West
Sciiintou on AVednesday and defeated
the Athletics of that place by a scoie of
5 to 2.
The Orioles defeated the. Mluook.t
Maroons on the liver side grounds on
Wednesday In a one-sided game by a
scoie of 25 to 1.
Miss Mnmle Fiancls has returned
from Bloomsburg state nounal school
wheie sho pat-sed successfully tho fac
ulty and stnte examination. Miss
Fiancls received a state ceitiflctilQ
which entitles her to teach In any putt
of the state of Pennsylvania. She Is
being congratulated on her success.
Misses Susie and Gertiude Mollis are
home from Bloomsburg where they at
tended the gidduatlng exciclses of tho
normal school there,
Mrs, John II, Johns and chtldtcn,
Norma and Hector, aio homo fiom
their visit to Dulevlllo.
The final game of the seiles between
the two local ihe companies will bo
played on the ilvei side 'grounds this
afternoon, Each company has won one
game a piece and today's contest piom
lses to be iiUeiestlng.
The following from this town attend
ed the Davis nnd Davis nuptial at
West Scrnnton on Wednesduy evening;
Mr, and Mrs, Edward E. Davis, Mr.
and Mis, Isaac Duvls, Mlbses Leah
Evans, Llzlo Davis, Olwen Hovvells,
Hannah Powell, Hannah Duvls, LU
llan Heffer nnd Maigaiet Davis,
Mis. Robeit Llewellyn, of Union
slieet, lecelved sad Intelligence fiom
Wuleh on Monday announcing the death
of her father, Rev. David Reese at the
ago of 77 yeais.
Mr. and Mis, Gvvllym Davis, of Doi-
raucetown, weie glie&ts of lelu lives in
town on Wednesday,
Miss Lizzie Unvelder, of Union stieet,
attended the Schumann a;d Kelfer
wedding nt South Sciunton on Tuesday
evening.
Miss Teiesu Biooks, of Wilkes-Bane,
lt visiting her aunt, Mis. Biooks, of
Main street. V
County Commissioner John Com Her
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT"
WRNTS, fORRENTSFORSHLES
Only Half a Cent Word.
For Bent.
njssrsff
HOUSE FOR RUNT-At Dalton, nice
located, near station; hot and cold
water and bath. Addiess W, B, Slade,
Dnlton, Pa.
FOR niJNT-Kuinlshrd or unfurnished
deslinhlo house, nine looms, cltv heat,
"14 Clay avenue, lnuuho 2l llonrd or
Trndo building.
FOR RENT-Ilalf of a now double house.
, 43S Webster avenue
FOR RENT-Hlitwiilhil cottage nt Lake
Wlnola for month of July. Iiutuhe ol
Mis. T. D. Lewis, 1701 N. Main avenue.
Scranton, Pa.
Furnished Rooms for Bent.
FOR RINTFiuiTshetrrooni, "lient,
and bath. 127 Adams avenue.
gas
FOR RENT-Ono furnished loom, with
Improvements: nlco one on thlid floor,
cheap. 6J7 Adams avenue.
FURNISHED ROOMS for rent, niolorn
Impiovempnts; pilvntp family, gen
tlemen preferred, at 87 Adams uveiuie.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, with
heat, gas nnd bath, gentlemen pia
fened, nt 539 Adams avenue.
Wanted To Bent.
WANTED Furnished house of four or
five rooms for housekeeping. Address
A. G. E Tilbuno office.
For Sale.
WILL sell a safe, sound family hoise.
cnirlagc and harness, cheap; hot so 7
cais old, 1,0V) pounds and absolutely
safe for family uso; wagon, Ciawford
pneumatic, good condition, lnqulle at
this office.
FOR SALE One mis "Hnulsbuig" au
tomatic cut-off engine (175 It. P.) In
Mist class condition. Scranton Colt and
Nut Co. '
Beal Estate.
LOTS, houses and fin ins for sale. See
J. C. Zuifileh.
FOR SALE Lot nt Lake Winola adjoin
ing Hiawatha Cottage. Mis. T. 1).
Lewis, 1701 N. Main avenue, Sci anion.
FOR SALE Elegant sites for homos In
upper Green Ridge; choice neighbor
hood; most desirable locality for home
In Lnckn wanna county. J. A. Maivlia,
1736 Sandeiaon avenue.
Wanted.
WANTED-LIght load eait; suitable for
speeding; good condition; low pi Iced.
J. D. Dclahunty & Co , West Pltttston.
Lost Strayed Stolen.
LOST In Nay Aug Pnik, neai picnic
giouuds, a ladies thutelilne black seal
hag, containing a pocketboqk with about
$.).', a Lackawanna ml I load annual piss,
taids with owner's name. kes and other
aitlcles. Libeial l evvaur It letuined to
Lackawanna lalhoad ticket office
LOST Ladles' gold watch with G. L C.
monogiain, black lob. gold letter C.
Finder will be lewaided by leaving at E.
G. Coursen's.
Rheumatism.
RIIEL'MATISM-AU paities that, wish
can De speeuuy una peimaneiitiy eurou
of all vailetles of Rheumatism by n vege
table compound; cures guaiantecd In
nuiie or address J. E. Taylor, Scianton
Morris, of Scranton, was a business
visitor In town on Wednesday.
Mis. John E. Davis, of Wllkes-Barre,
has been the guest of relatives In town
for the past few das.
Misses Maud Davis, Jessie Hallos,
Bezzie and Manie Timlin "are home from
the Stroudsbuig state nmmul school to
spend their summer vacation.
Mis. H. J. Biooks, of Main stieet, is
slowly Improving fiom her recent se
ilous illneess.
OLYPHANT
The ninth annual commencement ex
ercises of St. Patrick's parochial acad
emy were held In the Father Mathevv
opera house last evening. The giadu
utes, Mlssefa Sadie Rogan, Agnes Rev
els, Veronica O'Connell, Anna Hoban,
Eflle Thomas, Mury McNulty, Kather
Ine Gllden, Veronica O'Hara and Anna
McGovern, attlied In piotty gowns, oc
cupied places on the stage. Rev. P. J.
Murphy dellveied a bilef, but Instiue
tlve nddiess to the membeis of the cluss
and presented the medals and diplomas
to them. Tho piogramme, which has
pieviously been published In Tho Til
bune, was can led out. There was a
large attendance, and the thorough ex
cellence of the event was most credit
able to the Slsteis In charge and the
peitotmeis, who so ably rendered their
uaits,
Cnrpenteis rue nt work icpalrlng the
Sweeney building, which was lecently
damaged by fire,
Eugene O'Boyle Is home fiom St.
Charles college, Baltimore, for his sum
mer vacation,
A social was tendeied the members
of the giuduating class of St, Patilck's
parochial school, by their ft lends, In
Mnhon's hall, last evening. The affair
was enjoyed by a largo gatheilng ot
young people.
Mr. und Mis, ,T, A. Shultz nnd Louis
Znkon attended a wedding ut Scranton
last evening.
Miss Margin et Evans left yesterdny
to attend the summer school at Fuc
toiyville. Miss Ella Coon, of Athorton & Sut
ton's cash store, Is enjoying her annual
vacation,
Mrs. E. 0. Harnden, of Ulughaniton,
who has been the guest of Mr. and Mis.
M. K. Hainden, has returned home.
Miss Mamie Duffy is spending the
week with Scranton fi lends,
J, W. Grunt, of Jerniyn, was n caller
in town yesterday.
Miss Jeunetto Evans, of nttston, Is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. D, W. Hauls, of
Delttwaio stieet.
WYALUSING.
Special to the Scranton 'tribune,
Wyalusing, June L'tt. Mr, nnd Mis. It,
Culver, of Nantlcokc, uio visiting i da
tives In tow n,
Dr. und Mis, Huishbeiger, of Now
Albany, weio guests of their daughter,
Mis. O, H. B. Teny, last week.
Mis. Nellie Lewi's will go to New Jer
sey hoon, wheio she has n position In
a hospital.
Jesbe Ellswoiih s ut Willlanispoit
this week us a Juioi,
Judbon Squlies, of Hei rick, died on
Friday, uged 50 eais,
Mis. Will Kutford nnd duughler, Ruth,
of Scianton, nie visiting her mother,
airs. Eliza Vuughan, of Vaughan hill.
. Heniy Veibiyck tiled with cancer on
Wednesdny,
P. A. Smith, of Smith & Co , is spend
Ing a few d.is t Syiucubo, N. V.
J., and Mrs. Uendleton, of Athens,
aie vMtlns Mr, and Mis. W. B. Wells.
No Order
Accepted for less
TIihii to Cents.
Help Wanted Male.
COAL. MINERS WANTED
THE POCAHONTAS COIXIERIUS COA1PAINY '.
Mr. A, J, King, Supcilntemlcnt, with liltumlnoim coal mines hi the town o
Pocahoiitiisj Tiisowoll County. Htato of Virginia, on the Not folk and Western Ral
way, wants some good, experienced coal miners nt once.
WAGES!
lor pick mining and loading entry coal to cents per car
I' or pick mining and loading loom coal 7.1 cents per en r
J'or mining and loading machine under-cut entry coal, ,,.70 cents per inr
or mining and loading machine Under-cut loom eon I ...58 cents per car
Inside track Inveis t'.'00 to S'l'X pur dav
inside tiack layer helpers l.r,n to $l.7u per day '
insldo timber men VM per (lav
Insido timber men holpcts Ji.wi per day
Putties ot 10 can proem c special tickets for $10 73 for each person over the
Poiinsylvnnlii Rnlliond Horn Philadelphia to Pocahontas, Regular fnio for ons
lioison alone, H.fl.- ,
Good mliicis will get regular employment and good accommodations, as tho
town of Pocahontas has over 1.000 Inhabitants.
POCAHONTAS COM.IEIHES COMPANY,
.101 Arcade" Rldg,, Phllft.
WANTED Man with some osppi letiee
with clectilc mnchlneiy to urn launch
on Lake Winola for Julv and August.
Apply piomptly, Lnko Winola Pilik Co.,
l-li! Jackson stieet.
Help Wanted Femnle.
WANTED-A cook at the Y. W. C. A
-0j wtislili.gton avenue.
WANTED A nil I for goncrul house
woik at SI 4 Cedar avenue.
CUSTOM SHIRT OPERATORS wanted at
once. Rooms 44 nnd 40 Burr building.
H. W. Sykes & Co.
Situations Wanted.
BOOKKEEPER wants evening employ
ment; any system; lefeitnccs Al.
Addiess K,, Tribune office.
SITUATION W ANTED by n widow;
cleaning, washing and lioniug. Ad
dress Mrs. Miller, 71J Sehncll coiut.
SITUATION WANTED by u Scottish
girl as second ghl. Addiess Box 1".",
Moosic, Pa.
SITUATION WANTED Stenogiaphcr,
expei lencod, desires, permanent posi
tion. New York, Tribune
WANTED A position as engineer or
electrician; seven .veais' expcilence in
elcctilcal woik; capable engineer; -best
of lefeiences. Addiess tr. O. R., cine of
Tiibunc.
SITUATION WANTED-By a joiing man
us bookkeepu or geneial nsslstant
with knowledge of estimating; has had
two yeais experience; can give refeienco
It leimiied. Addiess J. C. Hinmiui, caro
of Tiibune.
A GENTLEMAN and wile, with best ief
eiences, would take cnie of a holise
for the slimmer In abscneo of owner. Ad
diess C, Tiibune ofllce.
SITUATION WANTED bv a boy 1 1 years
of age as office hoy or cleik in diug
stoie. Address 1639 Monsey avenue.
Board and Booms.
VERY DESIRABLE suUeFToomTwith
(list class table bo.ud, can bo obtained
at C33 Jeffeison avenue.
Money to Loan.
ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY TO T.OAN
Qulck, stialght loans or Building and
Loan. At from 4 to C per cent. Cull on
N. V. Walker. 314-113 Council building.
Business Opportunity-. '
STOCK AND WHEAT TRADERS with
out delay. Wi ite for our special ma1 -ket
letter. Free on application. S. M.
Ilibbaid & Co, membeis N, Y. Consoli
dated and Stock Exchange, 41 and 4b
Bioadway. Now York. Established 1S6I.
Long Distance 'Phone 21S8 Bioad.
LEGAL.
GERMAN Buildlng Association, No 0,
vs. Michael Giecula. In tho Couit
of Common Pleas of Lackawanna Count.
No ::S8, Mav Tcuu, 190.'.
Notice Is heieby given that the imdci
signed. an auditor appointed lo dlstilbutn
the fund In Com t In tho ahovo stated
case, will attend to tlio duties ot his ap
pointment at his office. No. JO.' Paull
building, in tho City of Scianton, in said
connlv, on Tuesday, the I'.'d dav of July,
190-'. at 10 o'clock a. m , at which time
nnd place all peisnns having claims upon
said fund nie lequlicd to appear and
piesent tho same oi otheiwise bo de
baued fiom coming In on tho distribution
thereof.
J. M. WALKER. Auditor.
PROFESSIONA L.
Certified Public Accountant.
EDWARD C. SPAULD1NG. C. P. A., 23
Tiadeis' Bank building Old telephone,
No. 3861.
Architects.
FREDERICK L. BROWN. ARCH B,
Real Estato Echnngo BIdg., Ut, Wash
ington avo.
Civil and Mining Engineers.
II. L. HARDING, SIS CONNELL BLDO.
STEVENSON & KNIGHT, 720 CONNEf.L
building.
Dentists.
DR. C. E EtI.,ENBERGER, PAUL,!
building, Spiuco sticot, Scianton,
DR. C. C. LAUBACII, 115 AVYOMING nve.
lawyers.
WILLARD, WARREN & KNAPP. AT
toinoys and Counsollois-al-Lavv, U0J to
012 Council building.
JESSUP & JESSUP, ATTORNEYS AND
Counsellors - at - Law. Commonwealth
Building, Rooms 39, W nnd 21.
1, A. WATRES. ATTORNEY-AT-L.WY,
Honrd of Tindo Building, Scrnnton, Pa.
A W. RERTUOl-iF, OFFICE MOVED TO
No. 211 Wyoming avenue.
Patent Attorneys,
q A TC MTC luailcouiitrie
KA I t-IN I Oof the Globe.
Tho only licensed and equipped patent
solicitor hi tho city. No chaigo for In
foinialinu on patentability; over ten jeais
cxpoilenco.
Replogic & Co,, lcars nidsr.
Hotels and Bestnurnnts,
THE ELK CAFE, l.'l AND 1.7 FRANK
lln avenue, Rates leahonablc.
I'. HIEGLHR, Piop.-lotor,
SCRANTON HOUSE. NEAR D , L ic W,
Passonger depot, Conducted on tho Eu
ropean plan. Victor Koch, Piopilotor,
Scavenger.
A. B. BRIC.aS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS
and cots pools; no odor; only Impivcd
pmnpa iicd. A. B. Bilges, propiiemi,
Lojivo oideis 1100 North Main nsoti'ip,
or Elcko's thug stoic, cuiier Adams and
Mulbouy. Both telephones.
, Wire Scieens,
JOSEPH KUETTEL REAR 511 I.ACE.V.
ave Scianton, mfis. of Wire Scteont)
miscellaneous.
MEaARGEE BROS.. PRINTERS' Sup
plies, envelope), paper bugs, twine.
Waiehoimo, 110 Wusliingtou avcuuj.
THE WII,KES-RARRE RECORD CAN
bo bad lu Scianton at tho news stand
of .Relbtnun Bios., 100 Spiiuo and fOi
Linden; M. Noiton. 3-vJ Lackawumm
,mo.; 1. S. Schuter. 211 Smuco blic;t.
Zim
;m1 ?yv
5
,, a
DIREWM
Onlr Hilf a Cent a Word.
I Help Wanted Male.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
BEADING SYSTEBk.
Central Railroad of New Jersey.
In Effect May 18, 190.'.
Stations lu Now Yoik, foot Llheitv
stieet and South Foiiy, N. R. . y
TialtiH lcavo Scranton for New Yoik,
Philadelphia, Enston, Bethlehem, Allen
town, Mnurh Chunk, White Haven. Ash
ley, AVilkes-Bnrro and Plttston nt 730 a
in , 7 p. m. and 4 p. in. Sunday, 2.10 p in.
Quaker City Exptcss leaves Suanton
7.30 a. in., through solid vestibule tialn
with Pullman Buffet Pallor Car for Phil
adelphia with onlv ono change of ais
for Bnltlmoie and Washington, D. C, and
all principal points south nnd west.
For Avoca, Plttston and Wilkes-Bane,
1 p. m. and 4 p. m. Sundav, 2,10 p. m.
For Long Branch, Ocean Glove, etc, ,
7.30 and I p in.
For Reading, Lebanon nnd Hniiisburg .
via Allcutovvn at 7ro a." m 1 p. m, und t
p m. Sunday. 2.10 p. in
For Tamaqtia and Pottsville, 7.30 a. m ,
1 p. m. and i p m.
For rates and tickets apply to agent at
station
W. O BESSLER. Gen. Manager.
C. M. BURT. Gen. Pass Agt.
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western.
In Effect Juno 1, 190J.
Tialns leave Scianton for New Yoik
At inn. 3 20, U05. 7.50 and 1010 a. m.; 12 40,
3 40, 3 33 p. m. For New York and Phila
delphia 7 50, 1010 a. m.. and 12 40 and 3 3",
p. m. For Gouldsboio At ti.10 p. m. For
Buffalo 1.13. 0 2J and 9 00 a. m.; 1.55, t3
and 11.10 p in. For Blngliamton. Elmlrn
and way stations 10 23 a. m., 1.05 p. m
For Oswego, Siacusc und Utlca 1.15 and
0 2J u. m.; 1 55 p m. Oswego, Syracusn
nnd Utlca train at (122 a. m. dally, oxcopt
Sunday. For Montiose 9 00 a. m.; 1 0i
and C 50 p m. Nicholson accommodation
4 00 and ti 15 p. m.
Bloomsbuig Division For Noithumber
land, at b S5 nnd 10 10 a. m ; 1 53 and b'10
p m. For Plymouth, at S.10 a. m.; 3 rj
and 9 05 p m
Sunday Ti ains For Now York, 1 30, 3.20.
fi 03. 1010 n. m.; 3 40 and 3 35 p m. For
Buffalo l.li and b 2J a. m.; 155, USO and
11.10 p. m. For Elmlia and way stations
10.'", a. m For Blngliamton and way sta
tions, 9 00 n. m Bloomsburg Dlv islon
Lcavo Scranton, 1010 a. m. and B10 p. m.
Delaware and Hudson.
In Effect June 10. 1002
Tialns for Cai bondalo leave Scianton at
G 44, 7 30, S 30, 10 13 a. III.; 1.' 03, 1 12, 2.11, 3 5li,
5 '.9. C 25. 8 21, 9 15, 10 01 p. ni.; 12 IS, 1 JS a.m.
For Honesdale U 41, 1013 a. m.; 211 and
D 29 p. m
For Wllkes-Baiie-K38. 7.41, 8 41. 9.17,
10W a, in.; 12 03, I.E. 2.18, 3 23, 4 33, ,6 10,
7 4S, 10 41, 11 49 p m.
For L. V. R. R. Polnts-7.41, 9 47 a. m.;
2.18, 4 33 and 11.49 p m
For PennsjlVaiila R. R. Polnts-GSS,
9 47 a. m ; 1 42, 3 28 and 4 )" p. m.
For Albany nnd nil points north 7 36 a.
m. und 3 Ob p in.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Caibondale 8.50, 1133 a. m; 211,
3 50. 5 52 and 11 17 p. m
For Wilkes-Bane 0 38 a. m.; 12 05, 1.58,
3 28, 0 32 and 9 17 p. m.
For Albany and points north 3 3B p. m
For Honcbdale 8 30 a. m ; 11.33 and 3 52
p. m.
W. L PRYOR, D. P. A., Scrnnton, Pa.
Pennsylvania Bailroad.
Schedule in Effect Juno 10, 1902.
Tialns leave Scianton: bJS a. in, week
d.is, thiougli vestibule tialn from
Wilkes-Banc. Pullman buffet pallor cur
and couches to Philadelphia, via Potts
ville; stops at principal Intel mediate sta
tions. Also connects foi Siinbuiy, Har
ilsbnier, Philadelphia, Baltimoie, Wash
ington nnd foi Plttsbtug and tho West.
9 47 a. m . week das, lor Sunbuiy, llur
ilsbuig, Philadelphia, Baltimoie, Wash
ington and Plttsbuig and tho AVest.
1,42 p ni., week davs. (Simdus, I VI p
m.), foi Sunbuiy, Hniiisburg, Philadel
phia, Baltimoie, Wusliingtou and Pltts
buig and the West.
3 2S p. m week diivs, thronga vcstibuln
tialn from Wilkes-Bane Pullman buflet
pallor car and ccaches to Philadelphia vli
Pottsville. Stops at pilnclptl intoi mediate,
stations.
4J3 p m , week das. for Italelon Sun
buiy, Huiilsbiug, Philadelphia and Pitts-
Ul B" J. B. HUTCHINSON. Gen Mgl.
'J. B. WOOD, Gen. Pass. Agt.
Lehigh Valley Bnihoad.
In Effect Juno 15, 1902. '
'1'ialns Leave tjciauton.
For Philadelphia and New Yoik via D.
6 II. R. It., at 7.11. tlnuiigh Pallor Car
and Day Coach Cm bondalo to New Yoik
and 9.47 u. in., with L. V. Coach Caihon
clulo to Plilluilolphiii, and 2.1S, 4.15 (Black
Diamond Espic&s), nnd 11, l'i p. in. Sun
days, D. e II. R. R., 1 .18, 9,17 p. in.
For White Haven, lla.loton and pilnci
pal points In the coal legions, via D. & II.
R. R 7 41, 218 and 4 3.1 p. in. Foi Potts
villo, 7.41 a. m.
For Bethlehem, Easton, Reading, llni
i Island and piluclpal lutoi mediate sta
tions, via D, ii II. R. R.. 7.41, 9 17 a. m.;
2,18, 4 31 (Black Diamond Express), 11,49 p.
in. SundilH, D. Ac II. R. R 9 JS u. in.;
138. 9.17 P. ill.
For Tuukhiinnock, Tovvanda, Elmlia,
Ithaca, Geneva and piinclpnl intciniedlnto
Btutlons via D., L. A. W. R. R, UJ5 a, m.
and 1.55 p. in.
For Geneva. Rochester. Buffalo, Nlng
nia Falls, Chicago and all points west via
D. Sc. 11. R. R. 1201 p. in.; ,128 (Black
Diamond Espiess). 10 41. ll.li Py m, Sun
dajs. D. & II R. R., 12 0.1. 917 p. m.
Pullman i).u loi and sleeping or I,ehlgli
Valloy I'aiior, cai,soiuaII tialns bstwecn
Wllkes-Bairo and Now York. 'Pllljadol
phla, Buffalo and Suspension 'Ihrdgtrs
ROU.IN H.' WILBUR. Oen, Sujit , 2'i
cuiiiaiui oiisut, iuv (ii,,,.
l.'.in ilrtbnlu iiiid. Piitlninn.,iPsPri'i)MnMu
apply lo city ticket 'office, 09 Publlo
Squaio, WllkesBaLic Pa. .
New York Ontario and Western.
Tlmo Table Hi "Effect Sunday, jTuio 13,1902,
NORTH BOUND TRAINS. ;'
, Leavo, . Leave Anlvo
Tialns. Sciantou."Cai bondalo: Catlosla.
No, 1 10 .10 a, in. 11.10a.m. 1.00 p, m.
No. 3 4 0)i. ni. 4 44 r. in. bUDli. in,
No. 7 , 1 1 l' "i Ar.C.n bondalo bt4ii p m
A ' SOUTHi BOUND, A '
CHARLES B. LEE. ,GU. Pilsfi. Agt.. 2'i
Cortland stieet. New Y'mkr- - - ,
A. AV. NQNEMACHJJP, Plv, ps.Agt ,
Cnntli rihllilnrinm 111 t -1 i-
l.eavo l,eava Anlvn
Tialns. Cudosta, Caibondlo. Sciaulou,
No. b , ,!iS?ni nuJ',7.2Sa. in.
No. 4 S40n.ni JOOla.in. loiim.m,
Nu. 2 2.11P111. 400p ill, I tVi) m
SUNDAYS ONLY. NORTH BOUSlJ
Leave Leuyo 'Alilvo
Tuilns. Scianton. Cm boudnle. Cadosla.
Nil. 9 ,,,.,, 30ii. 111. 910p.m. 1043a, in.
No. 5 ,,,,.. 7.MV- m.Ar.CailioiuUilo7;45 p m
SOUTH BOUND.. T t
I.envo Leavo Atilvo
Tialns. Cudosln. Caibondale, Sciautoti,
No. b,', , ,' lr, T.Jl'U.m.
No. 10 ,,,... 4 30 pm. fcWi,m, b4jp. m,
Tialns Nos, 1 on week das, and'a on
Sundajs lonnoct tor Nevy Yoik cltVMId.
dlctovvn, Walton, Noiwich, Oneldo Oi
wego and all points west. i
Trulu 'J tor Poyntelle, Walton. Delhi.
Sidney, Norwich and all New Berlin
lliuncii polutu, ,
Train No. IS. with "Quaker City Ex.
piess" at Scrantpn, via,C, R. R. of N. J.
for Plilludolpnln. Atlantic City, Baltimore
WashliiBton and Pennsylvania stati
polnts...ifiM" :i J (
See tlmerfalilo unci consult ticket agauti
for connections with other lines.
J. C. ANDERSON. G. P. A , New York.
J. E. WELSH. T. V. A.. Scranton. Ta, ,
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