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THE SCRANTON TlUBttNIMTHURSDAY, OCTOBER 0, 1902.
-.WEDDINGS
WARNER-LUTHER.
A vny ))i"ltv niiliiiun wedding was
witnessed by I lie Immediate lelnllxcs
nnd mends nf ChtiilcH Herboit Wui
ner. of 721 Delnwnte Htiect, and Miss
T.jdln r.llznbith liUthcr, of 407 Noith
living avenue, nt llio home of the
bilde's patents hint evening.
The nuptial Knot was tied lij tlex'.
I. uther JIcbi Wailnfr.piiRtorof thetJriiec
l.utheiiin chin cli, beneath a tloinl bell
of clnyiMiithpniunm and In finnl of a
Iiiiro bank nf autumn leave. The In Ide
was bcoiuuhiRly gowned In blue fnulitid
kFdlk, wllh nlu and lnt tilinniliiKH,
and cniiled white iose Hhe also wore
u diamond situ, the gift of hei father.
The bildesninld, Mls.1 Cuthcilne
J.llthor, a Hlstei of the In Ide, whip a
row n of tnn silk Kouhitd, with ..itln
nnd late tilmmltiKs. Joseph 'I'. Can,
attended the groom, and the MeddliiR
matches were plaveil b 1'tof. Chillies
Hchctich, of South Sctnntim. Follow -lm?
the ((ipiiiony n wedding Mippei
van set x eel and pnJoed b.x those pies-
.Mi. nnd Mi Wiiinci will dispense
vxlth u uedtlluir ti Iii and begin houe
lceepliiR Immediately In their own house
lit S.'l Ilntilon nenue. The Inlde Is
u diiUKhlei of Com ad Luther, the vxell
knoxxn lewelci, and the Ktoom Is one
of the be.id bookkoepets in 'the Height
office of the Central Haiti o.id of New
Jeipey in this ill v.
Mis lloltlcu, or BliiKhnmtoti, was
nmoiig the rehtlxes In attendaiiLe.
SWEENEY-JORDAN.
A veiy picttv chinch wedding took
place jesteidav moinliig 'it Ht P.it
llck's chin ih, when II Iks Fiances Jot
(l.in xxus united In mini Inge to Moig.in
Sweeney. At 8 o'clock, as the ttalns
ol the wedding maicli fioin Lohcngiln
f floated ovci the sailed building, tlio
bildal ptitx- entpied the (liuicli nnd
pirn ceded up the main aisle to the
alt.n. xxheie thev we to met bx I'ex J.
B. Wholnn, who s.uu the nuptial miss
Miss Mtuy Clink, .1 niece of the biide,
xxas maid of liouoi. while John Swce
nev, (i InolliPi of the gioom, was best
man. The In Ide xxiis henulltulli .ittWd
in a gown of white -ilK niulle. tiimmcd
with 111)01 tj silk and lace Hoi m ilrl
was piettilj attiied In lafleta bilk, and
both tallied pmei books
At the conclusion of the ceiemoti)
the bildal p it t xctc diixeti to Hie
home ol the bi Idc's pnents on Twelfth
Ptiect, wbeic a icceptlon was held and
a wedding biciikfitst served, Air. nnd
Attn. Sweeney left via the T.ncknxxannu
for Now Yoik, and they will ypend
(some time nt Washlngtoii nnd the
'south, Upon their return thoy will io
slde In West Hoiiinton.
Hoth voting people are well known
and popular, and the best wishes of n
host of fi lends go wllh them as they
enter upon wedded life.
WHEELER-LARUE.
At the home of Air. nnd Mis. Walter
La tine, of 1119 Htivvthoino street, ut
high noon on Wednesday, a veiy piptty
home wedding look place, when their
daiiKhtci, Miss Minnie H. l.titcuo, was
united In mini Inge to Itiilph II. Wheeler,
of .TeiuiMi, bv Itev. (!. C. Lvmnn, of
the Con it Slteet .Methodist ICplstopnl
chut eh.
Cutler n bower of cut flow em nnd
palms, the cemtiuotlng p.utles, unat
tended, weie united. The bildo wns
elpgimth gowned In pcnil gray cicpe
de chene, oer taffeta llk, tlltnmed
with lilsh point luce oxer liberty silk,
nud tallied a shower bouquet of bildal
loses, At the conclusion of the teie
tnony a leieptlon us held and it wed
ding dlnnei seixed.
Mi, and Mis, Whet-let left Immedi
ately foi Washington, D C, and other
points of Intel est In the south. Upon
theli totuin they will leslde In a newly
furnished home In Jrimyn.
SYRON-HORCH.
Ilex. John J. Itoblhuj, peifornipd his
Ihl inni i Inge xesteuhiv when he joined
in wedlock Michael .1. Sxion and Miss
nil.iheth Hoi eh, In Hi. Mini's Catlto
llc chuich on Itlxer tieet. The coie
mon, which took place .it 9 o'clock
a m. was wlttis'sod bx hundieds of
tilt nds and iclntle of the conti icting
p n tle
As the p.nlv maiched up the aisle,
the Loheiigiin wedding match xxas ren
tleitd b.x Piolessor Acketnian Tlie
biide xxas attended bx her -dstei, Miss
Annie Hoich, the groomsman being
John J. Daw -on The ushers, xxho pie
cceded the Initial pai tx to the s mi tiny
I all xiete Joseph B)ion and William
Duff v.
Th" bi Ide xxas i hdtinlnglv attlied In
wlilte silk, tilmmed with lihei tj sitln
llbbon and Iiisb point late. The bi Ides
ma Id x oie a pink chiffon gown, U Im
iiipd xx lib chenille
Aftei the ccionionx, a ireeptlon fol
lowed b a wedding bieakfast, which
took place at the home or the bride's
parents and wan attended by mniiv
relatives. At 12.40 p. m, Air. and Mi.
Hyion left on the Lnckavvnnn for an
extensive wedding tour,
BICH-MAOH.
Rev, Hugh O. MoDpimott, pastor of
the Simpson Methodist 1'plscopul
church, united John Much, of South
Scrnnton, nnd Miss Ma M. Rich, of 31.1
Hlckoiy ntiect, In muirlnge, nt the
church paisonngo on Alondiiy evening.
The bridal party xxeip unnttended, the
brldo being dressed In a neat gown of
blown llk. At the conclusion of the
ceremony they xxeip driven to the home
of the biide, xvheie n reception wns
held. Mi. and Mrs. Much loft on tin
extended xxcddlng trip, and upon their
letuin they will leslde In South Soian-ton.
LONG-ROSAR.
Flunk l,ong,of Pino Uiook, nnd AIIs
Miuv Ilosui, of South Scranton, xxoie
Joined In man luge nt 8 o'clock yestci
dav moinlng, the cpicmony taking
place ut St. Maiy's Clctmiin Catholic
chtirth, on Itlxer stieet. Tlieic xvus a
laige attendance of fi lends when the
words that made them man nnd xxlfo
were pronounced by Hex, Finnic Stiiiub.
A reception followed at the home of
the bible's patents xxheie a wedding
breakfast xxas fcixpiI.
LECTURE MONDAY NIGHT.
Scianton to Be Visited by Dr. Frank
W. Gunsaulus.
The xlxld and eloquent Dr. Gunsau
lus, piesldcnt of the Aimour Institute
of Technology, Chicago, 111., Is to Icc
tuie at tho Ljccuni theutio next Alon
day evening, October 13, under the aus
pices of the Intel mitlonnl Coirespond
enee Schools' association. Ills subject
w 111 bo "The Typical American "
Dr. Guiibaulus Is one of the most
popular speakeis In the United States:
he Is a tall, angular man, bo has a
splendid foiehoad and nn eye that
speaks xolutnes. His nrtltulatlon Is ab
solutely pel feet, not a sound Is either
binned or lost: his gestures me good
but not diamatlc; he Is full of flic nnd
his eloquence has always hold his audi
ence as though pell-bouiul. His xxoid
painting is 'with ideas nnd not odyerba
and jdjcetlxes.
See the Cut Man.
T-.ffpnHve nnd atti active hnlf-tones
nnd line cuts for card, adxci Using or
anv otliei puipose, can uc secuiuu ut
The Tribune oftlce. We do xxork that
is unexcelled, do It piomptly and at
lowest intcs. A tilul older will con
vince jou.
! 30--STAMPS--30
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a. Willi iiuuitn ruiviiu y i wui j
J Great Autumn
a Sale of
t Friday, Saturday, Monday, Oct. 10, 11 and 13 f
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NEW DRY GOODS !
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New Neck Ruches
Silk, Chiffon and Net M 00 up to $1J 00
Now nmbinUleied Point Collins 10c
Beautiful I.ace Coll.M-, 10c to r, PO
Ntw Venice Ipsci lions and Lates 12'it In $J 00
J'.iit.lU CI in Plaid Belt Ribbons Jit
Taffeta Ribbons ill choice sliuiles
Nob .1 7 'l U 1G 22 40 60 100
l'llus .... ' 7c t 10c U'.t loc ISc JOc l'5c
Our Little Beauty Corset
Light 15lue, Pink and White a wondei 50c
P. N. Corset
Value ami st lc Made fioin steillug or coutll
t loth", .Ticiuli goied, medium or low bust,
sti .light ft out, long in shot t oxer hips.
MM, $1 30, ?- 00, J.30, $J 30, V 00
New Gloves
Oiu M. & II. Kid C.loxes ?1 00
I'. K oxeibtppid si.niis, xxniiti anil sou $100
Cashincie and Silk I'ingei Tipped Gloxoh...2.lt to $100
Wool Knitted Holt Cloxcs 21c to 30c
Silk Knitted Golt Gloxet btautlcs Jt 00
Another Lot of Yarns
neimnntnixn Ynins, Lion Hiand !c
fchi3tbnil Floss, hum band t
Cashmeie lioutiiiet uul Cutlcuia Soap -0c
Dress Goods Department
FloienthiP Taffetas, all silk, JO shades 3Gc
Cliencv's Cisliuipit 'I'.iffetas, 2" new colois 7.'c
New Clan Plaid Silks 75c. to $1.00
Ctope (Jianlte hllk, Cheney $100 goods 79c
Soft hustle Peau de Solo, Clieno's $1.00 special.. 7!'o
Hind: Taftctii Kllks (Unnnei), yaul-wlde $1.00
Iliiskell'ii high giade lllnck Taffetas, guaian-
Recl 79c, S1t93c, $1.21
yaid-widP Slll.s IM
naln-pioof P,!utk Talleta.i, 21-111111 $1.21
IJnlii-piotit lllnck Tnlfctiui, jaid-wldo $1.30
New I'niini" Volxets, lull Minor finish $1.23
Ciiimltts, I'lumetted and Satin Plnlsli MKtuies:
.i.V xnliie 23o
73o Dies i lionds Values In Che x lots, Whipcoids,
HeuilPttns, iJiunltt's and Uaskct 'Weuxe.s:
sjiPt'liil 30a
Homespun Suitings, DO Inch, 73c x.tlue 50a
Venetians, all tolois, tailor xiolght r,0o
lllumluuted llasUei Camern Hair MKtuies ROo
TO inch Utisket Suitings, niixy nnd bhuk 73o
Venetians, blue and giey mlNtuies, DO Inches 75q
Poplins, Aimuips, Ktc, $1,00 xnltio , 75u
Melton Skh tings, giey inlxtiue.", 95c xaluo 7Dc
Kieui'h ftioadi'loth, shiunkeu finish, $1.50 value, ..$1.19
Shnikskliis, .Mehose, Piunellts, i:tc $1.21 xaliio,.,$l,00
Hcnxy Shrunken Tailor Suitings, xxlth dns.li of
color , .,., , ,,$1.50
.'00 lle.ixj Pedohtiinu Hklftlngs, $2 00 Milne fl.rjO
nintk Hioeade Satin, 10 Inch, 29c
Hlack Melton Skh Hugs, value $1.00 75o
lilac); 15-lncli Clioxlot, xalue 03c , , 50c
Dlatk 5iNnth Cliexlot, xuluo l)3c ,,,, "3o
Hlack Slu nil ken 'J'nlloi Cheviot ,,,,,, ,.$1.00
Plnclv Thibet Cheviot, .sort and heavy, $1.50 xaluo.. $1.2
Hlack Hahkot, Pebbles and Ainuiies ,, DUc
HI.uU lleaxx Haul Finish AVhlpmid, 50 Inches..., Mo
JUnilc F.inc SklUings, Mohnlr ilgme, $1,50 value, $1,00
Hlack Piuuelle and Peau de Sole, $1.50 value $l,2i
Black Sluunkeii Vi netlnn, $175 xuluc $1.50
Hlack Heavy Belgian Twill, $2.23 value $1,75
Hlack Mohair Biibket Canvas "Weave ,,.,$1.25
Hlnck Pannti rins( Hioadcloths $1.50
Hlack Hedfowl YPlt Silk and Wool , i 50
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Present at our office,
purchase $1.00 worth of
goods or more and you
will receive 30 stamps,
October io, u, 1,3,
MEARS & HAQEN.
Underwear and Hosiery
Hoxs and Gent's Pat Hlack Hosp 12'i.c
Hnjs .'lid Cient's Hlack Cat Hoe 2"c
Masts' Fine Ribbed Hose 2"t
hadie1 Fast Rlatk Hose 23c
L. idles' Fine Hlack Hose 21c
hulks" Mato Hose 23c
hadie" raiicj Hose, In stent v, niellos Specials
at J3t, 3.1c, 50c, 7iic, .Silc, $100
Cbildicn's Fine Fleeced Undeiwear Ho to T0c
hirlles' Hepxy Flerced Undeixxcai 25c
hadlts" Fine Fleeced Fndeiwcni sic
hadles' Fine Jeisey Ribbed Cnderwear 50c
hatlles" Natural Giev Uncleiwe.u "..... 75o
hidles' White "Wool or Natuial Undeiweai $100
hitlles" IXtia Fine Undeiwear $150
hadies' Un'on Suits 50c up lo $100
Men's Tast Hlack Hose J pah for 23c
Mens White Foot Hose 15c
Men's i:tia Fine Hose, bliek oi fancy 23e
Men's Dnlt I'leeced Undeiweai Hie;
Men's hlght Fleeced Undeiweai u')e
Men's Fancy Fleeced ITmleiwcai ,io
Men's Naluial Fleeted Vndei xx ear 30c
.Men's Jtisey Ribbed Undeiweai 50c
M"ii'.s Heaxy "Wool Untleiwear $100
Men's hlght Flue AVool Undeiwear $1.00
Aleu's Heaxy Uouble-Hieusted Undeiwear $1.75 '
Comforts and Blankets
10-4 White Blankets C0c
H-l AVblto oi Giey Sic
12-t AVhlte or Giey $1,05
H-l Voiy Heavy White $2 25
10-1 Heaxy Grey $1,00
in-l Fanty White 91c
Fine hiu go
.$1.00, $1.85, $J0O, $JD0, $J00
Bargains in Domestics
Outings, veiv piotty jmtteni" 5c
Flue Sc Heavy Fleeced Outings fii..c
Fa in v 10c Finn Fleeced Outing S'sC
Host Doulilo Fleecetl Outings iQc
Best Diuibildge Apion Clliigliiiins (,c
Best Inillgii Bluo Piints ....: 5c
Best 10c Old-Fashioned "Wldo Calico sc
Best Stiaw Ticking Sc
Best Blue Stilpc renther Ticking Uc
Table Linens
Spechl iittciition Invited to our Old Blench hlnens
-supciloi In we.irantl ilulsli to all Mheis.
10c L'loam Tablo Damnsdc , 23c
40e Cieam Tablo Damank ., , 3"o
fiV Cieun Tablo Dauuifk D0o
7e Cienni Tuble Painnsk ,,, !8o
M00 fiPiiin Table Damnsk ,,..,S9o
M 21 Oeaiu Table Uamahk , ,,$1,00
lie Snow White hineus , D3c
i0e Snow White hiuens , ,.,,., 75u
$1.J1 Snow White hlneiih ,..,., $1.00
Reed's $1.50 Snow White hlnens , $1,J3
Iteeil's $2,00 Snow Whlto hlnens $1,50
ReeiV.s $J 30 Snow White hlnens,, , $J,00
Pine hilieu Napkins ,..,,,., 75o
Puip hlneit Napkins, laige HUe,.,,, ,,,,, $100
Pine htneii Na)klns, u-4 sUo,. '.,,,,, , $1.21
l'uiti hlnon N'apKliis, laige wUe , $1,50
Double naiuuHk Napkins ,, ,,,..., $J 00
Double D.uuupk Napkins, latgo heavy,.,.,.,,, Si 00
Sllxei BlPiithed Napkliih ,., $12.1
Sllvei Bleached Napkins, large heavy. ..,..,,,,.,,,$1 50
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MANY CASES
WERE HEARD
VERY BRISK DAY IN ORIMINAIi
COURT.
Nelllo WilHnms Wns Acquitted of
the Chiuge of Assisting A. H.
Adams to Escape fiom tho County
Jail Mis. ' Sophia Kloemnn, of
Peteisburg, Is on Tilnl Beforo
Judge Ferils, on a Cliaigo of Be
ing a Common Scold M. D, Botts,
of Peckvllle, on Tilal.
A laige number of ciibch xveic dis
posed of In cilmluiil mint vestoiday be
foie the tlnee Judges. The canes xxeio
liugely of a minor chnincter.
BEFORE JUDGE NEWCOMB.
When com t opened the tilal of Nellie
Wllliuus on the ehtitge ofasRlstlng A.
II. Adams to escape from the county
Jail xxas lesumcd. The evidence xxas
not concluslxo and a xtidlct of not
guilty was leturned the county to pay
the costs.
Mis. Aim Davis was acquitted be
foie Judge New comb of tho charge of
keeping a ellBordoily bouse In Sclinell
touit. The piosecutllx xxas Mis Mtuy
Muloney, of Hennossy couit, xxho testi
fied Unit she hnd found her husband
in Mis. Davis' place it number of times
nnd saxx Ml s. Dax Is sitting on Mn
lonoj's lap and kissing him The court
decided that It hud not been establish
ed that the accused kept a dlsoideily
house and directed a veidlct of not
guilty.
Domlnlco Scnxo, xxho tuns a hotel at
Old Forge, xxas aunlgned, chaiged
xxlth shooting Mis. Maiy Constun
70, Hei testimony xxas, to the ef
fect that xxhlle vxoiklng in her
gmden one day xvhen Hhe xxas shot In
the leg by some peison she did not
see. The lear end of the Scavo and
Constnnzo piopertles join and Mrs.
Const.mzo's son said that on the day
his mother xxas shot Scaxo came out
into his jnrd and chawing a rexolvor
filed and stiuck the xxltness' mother
In the leg
Scavo said he xxas told by his on
that a dog was looting up the plants
in his jard and he picked up his iovoI
vor and xxent out and shot at It The
clog inn aw ax. He did not see any one
In Constans'o's jnid at the time he shot
and did not hear any outcry aftei -xx
aids. The court took the chat go of
felonious wounding fiom the juix and
submitted only tho chaige of aggt.ivat
ecl assault and battel y. The xeullct
xx us not guilty and the costs xxeio
placed on the countj
N. D and Joseph Itosqiifleltl xxoie ac
quitted of the chaige of committing
an assault and battel y on Flank Gul
llnski at the Delaw.ue and Hudson
station at Olj pliant and the piosecutor
xx ns dlitctetl to paj the cost. The
piosecutor's stoiy xxas to the effect
that the Itosenields attacked him with
out pioxotatlon and thumped and kick
ed him viciously. The defendants sulci
that Gulfinskl called them ' stubs" and
attacked them anil tint them meiely
defended theuiselx es
Joseph Iliaduct was on tilal xxhen
couit adjoin ned chaiged xxlth discharg
ing Hi e.ums at Noith Scianton. The
piosecutoi vas Patrolman chailes
Beny xxho nude the attest It did not
appear that Hiaduct xxas filing at anj
peison in pat tit ulur but the oflltei hid
a nai low escape fiom being hit. Chniles
Sedowskx, xxho xxas xxlth Hiaduct
at the time, swoie thai the latter
did the shooting. Hiaduct declines
that SedowsKv the guilty man,
Annie Sxxnit. did not appeal to
ansxvet a chaige of assault and bitteiy
piefeued bv It.ue Ficedman and n.
capias w, is Issued foi hei and her ball
foiftlled. The s.mie action xxas taken
In the rases ot N. H Kckenode, xxho
Is being ptoseouted bx Jits. W. B.
Duggan, and John T HcMiolds, prose
cuted by Tieda Gietchcn.
In the case ot Thomas Jones charged
with assault and battel j by James
Phillips a nol ptos was enteied upon
p.ivment of tho costs
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BEFORE JUDGE EDWARDS.
The Old Fotge lumber stealing case
xxas inntluded befoie Judge Udwaids
In couit loom No. J just before ud
journmont josteidaj. Immediately
after tho noon hour the jiuy i etui ned
a veidlct finding Stanley Belx Ine and
John Boobues guiltv nnd nrqultlng
John Steiiviihollcli. Tin convicted men
xxeio letonmieudetl to the pvtieme
mere of tho com t.
M. D. Botts, the Pecirxllle hotel man,
xx us then tiled for the alleged l.uceny
of 1500 clgius fiom the piosecutoi, Wil
liam Shafoi. The exidento distlosed
that In June, 1901, the defendant leased
the building and sold the peisonal piop-
ei ly of the hotel to tho piosecutoi.
Accoidlng to the lattei's testimony,
pilot to the contuiinuintioti ot tho sale
the defendant took the inosncutor
thiough tho hotel nnd showtel him the
goods, itiuong othei things a quantity
of clgais stoied in a thittl llooi mom.
The puieliiiso xxas t lieu concluded nnd
the piosecutoi lett fm his home leaving
the tlelendant lo look utter the place
for him until his letuin.
Soon itftinxMiidH Imxlug octusion to
visit the loom xxheie tlie ilguis woio
Kept he found tluit u nuniber woie mit,
hlng anil upon Investigation he learned
that dining his iibseiue the deioiulnnt
had taken 1100 uf them nway and sold
them.
Tho defendunt udmittetl that he took
tho clgais but slated that they woio
not the clguih sold by him to the piose
cutoi ; that the xveie tnken by him
tluee dns' befoie Ihe piosecutor took
possession und that ho nevei luteuded
and novel did sell these clgius when
ho sold the hotel IlNtutes, etc. Ills
good ihiuactei' and standing in the
community vxeie shown as was alio tho
fact that bad feeling eMsted Detweeu
the puitles owing laigely to the ele
fentlant'h icfusal to lenew the piosecu
tois lease for the hotel. Defendant's
iittomevs laid put titular sties.s upon
this nnd tho fuitbei fnttvliat no nil est
wns Hindu until Septenibcu, 190J, oxer
a eur uftcr tho itlltged Iniceny had
oct'liilPil. He vxus lepicsontt'd y 4.
toinejs W W Baylor and Joseph 1',
Ullboy and Attorney Claieuce Ballen
tlne, assisted Mi, ThoiuaB fn behalf of
the piosecutlon. Judge IMwaids will
dun go the jiuy this morning.
BEFORE JUDGE FERRIS.
Tho case of William Biogan, chuigetl
with attempting to tilmliially ussuilt
Mrs. Helen h.ipcluck vxns lesunied be
loie Judge Feu Is jesteiday nioiulng,
Biogan ilenlod the offense and said that
on tlie night of tho alleged offense In
August, 1591, he eaxv tlie door of the
hapduck house open and went to tell
them about It. Tho juiy funnel Biogan
guilty of assault und bitteiy.
Joseph Momibkl vxas tiled on u clause
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Fall Clothing ought to be bought now
and can be bought now, even though your
purse be empty. The phenomenal business
we have been doing this week proves con
clusively that when people know they can
buy on credit as cheaply as for cash they,
are going to do it. Buy Nowl Pay Later!
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it is good, your promise to pay is all we ask
Clothing, Hats and Shoes
For Hen, Women and Children
luits an
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Overcoats i
In Your leesfire. I
of breaking a vWndow In the saloon of
Balis Jacobs ut Old Foiro on the nlqiit
of July Hi, bv thtovv Infra htono thiough
It, Tho chlcf-of-pollco of Old Koise
testlllod that aftoi the1 tut est of Jlonu
skl tho l.ittot told the chlct that he
biokc tho window -o that ho xxould bo
sent tn the county Jail anil mvg his
boa id iliiiInK tho stilke. JlonusUI de
nied bicnkhiff the window and m iklns
the statement testified to by the chief,
lie said he vx.is bt.indlnfT e lose to the
vx Inflow and tuinliiR- niouutl s,udtlonl
bis clbnxv bioko the window. He was
tonxlcted and xxas hcnteucetl to pay a
fine of ?", costs and eighty iluj s In
Jail.
When c om t adjoin nud Mis. Sophia
Kleenmn of I'eteisbuifr, was on ti HI,
ehaifi-ed with be ins a lomnion scold,
A hi) ko nuniber nf witnesses testlllcd
tlint .Mis. Klipinan Is In the habit of
hcoldlnir anil nbuslnir liei iielfjhboi.s in
a vx.iy that lias beenmo a public
nuisance. Humor City Assefasor Hu
dolph Buenall Ih tlio piosecutoi'.
Bntilck MoNully who wan tiled Tues
day foi nhootliur Sluitln Jot dan at C,u
bondiilo was jetoiduy ictuincil not
KUiltJ.
Tiouble Ovex- n Hoxse,
The leplexln i.u-o of II, J. Shayler of
Sklnnci'h Hdely nsalust William ander
wits tiletl estciday bofoie Attomej
John J, Toohey, bale nibltiator.
Snjdoi lioiiKht a hoibo fiom I'eter
Blink and claims thut lie leiclveel a
Kind title for It. .Shajler b.is tlio
hoi.se Iii hU piopoit, that he leaked It
to Htlwaid McC'loe ot SKIiuum's nddy
who mid it to Blink but could not
pahs any title foi- the animal, Attornej
O HallPiitlue upptaied for tho plaintiff
and C, W, Da v mm foi the defense.
Yesteidny's Mnnlnge Licenses.
IMtiiek Tieiney Set anion
Nnui O'Mallo) Scinnton
XVIIIluni T AmlrewH Tuxloi
lliiuu.ih lltuxoi I'ittston
O, llciboil Win net Herunioii
l.ydla V. l.utbii' .....Hciuutgii
David T. Hbephoid Heiaiiton
ICate B. Jul'ltty . . , . Diiumtiio
COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.
A tide xxus RrnnUtl ycbtoidtiy, to bbtiw
ctiiHo xx h u uuxx tilal should not te
Kiiintcd In the) cage oi Janus Cook, who
was conxlctcd Tuesduy of stcallni; coal.
A Special Shoe for a
Special Class of Ladies.
At this season of the year, when the weather is most un
certain and when one must use every precaution against taking
cold, tlie school teacher and the younp; lady employed at office
or stole often finds when it is time to return home that she must
journey through a storm witli thin shoes and no rubbers. If you
are in this class U is you that we want to interest in the L. R.
D. M. Shoe for Ladies. We have placed our name on this shoe
because it is the best ladies' bhoe in Scranton and because it
carries our guarantee.
nii)s either o( tlio folloxxlnf? 1 speilnls of cloodear x rt n scilhl hctxj leather, ex
tin hmxy extension eolo .mil military lied
Stjlo A-Vlil Kltl xninp, luaukhl lop, pitent Icitlicr Up,
Stlo H lltinmcl x.utip, in it Mil lop ami toe
Stvle C Vlil Kid v.imp, top ami toe
Either of these stjli'3 Is u perfect protection lo the tret.
LEWIS, RUDDY. Dffi I MURPHY.
330 Lackawanna Avenue.
Next Door to new First National Bank Building.
I'ltink Kofehluskl was iMcrdn ad
milled to ball in iho timi ol $l,0io to tip
petti lm Hi'iitente Satuidiii John Wtilel
and WnlUl KoMifliHkl mo blh Hiuotles
'I ho will ol Dl lint pel 1) l.nckej, htto
of tlilu cllj was admitted lo ptob.ite to
da and lutteis teotiiiiu'ntai.x Kiauted to
the l.aektiwuiiu.i Tutsi and Sale Deposit
loiuptim
Ciuhniliic I'cll, xxho Is charKid with
Itilse piute'liMs, xxns suuendiieil b) hei"
boniNinaii esteulii kuter In the day.
At tome) It A KlniiiHinuin became, hu
ciult) foi hei
ACKNOVLEDGMENT MADE,
Contiibutlon of Supplies, Labor and
Hnteilnl to the Summer Home,
The Jlen's Oulltl of St, Luke's chuieli,
deshea to aeknow ledfju conti Ibutloim
of uupplies, mateiitil and ltiboi for the
benellt of the summer home at Ciesco
for the s-enson of I'iOi, fiom the follow
iuy pet buns;
.1. I, Council, H .M. Wood. CieoiKi
Hasteile, II CI Dale, A, H. Welstpfahl
J B Con man iV Co, Albeit Wl-a
Illce, l,ex A Co, Hmseihoft & Co', T
J Kelly & Co, A D, Bieis-on, M, 1
lluiltl), Ohwaltl Jones-, V. P. fico
flcnter & Xeldlei, The I'leue company
I, T I'ottei, Kltkpatiick A: Biofheia
Cusset.e & Co., Wllll'iin JackFou, jei
bolt Milling Compaii), Babcnck & bi;'.
.1 Schl.iBei, .Scianton Tiansfqr lout
pail), .Mattliw Biotlieu, Scrantoi
htove Winks, Ooiden Suppl) company
SViuien I'luet & Co, tlunster A
Fois)th, V'oote & Shear coinpaij), Jl
A llieleiibeiff, Howluy Biotheis, l, l'
and il, T Howlej, Wiudell oc Burietl
.Mulonc) Oil eompaii), r.tlnteis union
I'luinbi'ts union, of the estimated xalui
of $111.50 ,
Pay you poor tn to avoid costs.
II. G. Dale, Collector.
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