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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-MOKDAY, OCTOBER 13, 190fc.
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WEST SCRANT0N
Rev. T. A. Humphreys Enters Upon His
Duties as Pastor of the Plymouth
Congregational Church.
TIpv. T. A. lluiuplupy.i, foi mot ly of
Slim on. t'.t.. the newly elected pastor
ot the J'lymoutli Viiiri orii tlotml
ohurcli, enteied utiiin lit pnrloilul
duties wstotdtiy mid pleached liotli
morning iind evening to doweled
house. Kov. llumplueys Is it clear,
foi rcful speultei unci Itnpi esses his au
dience with Hie lltli, edifying thought
of his dlsiollise.
"Paul's client -Message" was the sub
ject ot Ills morning senium, while the
"Divine and iriiniiin Hide" was the.
thought f loin which he deliveied n
muslctly hot moil at the evening hour of
worship. Thu dumb ha.s been without
n pastor for some time, and llev. 111.
Humphreys cnteis upon his duties with
the hem tlcst welcome fioni the chinch
lnembeis.
Haivest Home and Enlly.
The Haivest lloim' and lull. son Ices
at the Ihnbuiv Methodist episcopal
i lunch jesteiday all dnv weie exceed
ingly well attended and er much ap
preciated. The chinch audltoiluni was
heailtlfullv decoiated with (towel s
pilnis and the lichness of the lh Ids.
At the liioi nlng spiv ice the choir icn
ileied veiy anPiitable speilil anthems,
and the pastor. I!i. .l.imcs nonnlnser,
pie.ichcd ii veiv fine senium fioni the
tot, "Samuel's t'.ill and What It Im
plies "
At the aftci nociii sen Ice a bilef study
of thp lesson and a mll-c.ill weie (list
In ordei. Misses Jessie Saunis, IMIth
Robeuts and Dessie Dlehl lcclted in a
most pleasing inannei. A duet bv
Misses lienp and Maiv Parsons was
also eiy acceptably lcndeied. Miss
Jane "Williams s mg a solo in her usual
pleasing mannei, aftei which .1 bilef
addicts by J. J. Seeley was enjo.vcd.
The evening set ice was mainly com
posed of special inusiL by the choir,
which was lendeied in a manner tluit
showed caieful tiuining The p isfor
made an addiess, telling of the Lu
men's convention and things said and
done.
Simpson Rally Day.
The Sunday .school of the Simpson
Methodist Episcopal chuirh enjojed Its
rallv day eeielses jesteidnj- at thp
usual buiuluj si hool hour. The sei ie es
weie opened In the singing of a livmn,
followed by piacr bv the assistant
supeiintendent, Chai les "VY. laill. The
Simpson m. lie ti.u lotto then s.uir n
'election, as onlv that quai lotto c in
This was followed b a bilef addiess
by the supeiintendent, Gcoigp L. Peck.
The pi iniai y dep.n liucnt also took a
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I FBPF!
i Fivo stamps given away with
each bottle of Dufoui's Fiench Tar
G. W. JENKINS.
IThe Annual
1 Blanket Sale
Starts today. As a bargain event at the Globe Ware-
house it has no equal in all the money saving olferings of ;
the year. Hundreds of people wait for it, because thev
have learned by experience that it just saves them so ?.
much money off every pair of Blankets bought. &
9
Pure White Wool Blankets
12-4 Highest Grade Californus, jacquarcl bor- .,0 r.
ders, Sio.oo kind, at ipO.UU
11-4 Highest Grade Californias, jacquard bor- &
ders, S9.00 kind, at $7.50
11-4 Fine Calitornias, with fancy floral borders, , . -.
$7.50 kind, at $6.50
11-4 Fine Californias, with fancy stripe borders nr
$7.00 kind, at $0.00
64x80 inch California Blankets, for H beds, A -.
$5.25 Icind, at -$4.50
1 1-4 strictly Pure Wool Blankets our famous ,j
S?'Oo kind, at p3.95
62x80 inch Pure Wool Blankets for single beds, 0
$4.75 kind, at $3.o5
64x80 inch Puie Wool Blankets for U beds, & - y-w
$4.25 kind, at $3.50
11-4 3-parts Wool Blankets, heavy and warm, -j, ,
$3.85 kind, at $3.25
11-4 Cotton Warp Blankets, all wool filling, ,,,
$2,75 kind, at $2.25
11-4 Cotton Warp Blankets, all wool filling, k
$2.5okind,at $1.95
10-4 Cotton Warp Blankets., all wool filling. .
$2.25 kind, at $l.o5
3
us
Grey Wool
ll-l hlhoi C!ie Pine Austiallau Wool Blankets $i, 00 Kind foi
ll-l SIIvpi Cliej Pmo Austiallau Wool BlanketB ;'.'i kind foi
ll-l All-Wool tliey niankeln, Pancy Uoidei.s $150 kind tor
10-1 All-Wool Oie Blankets, rancy Boideis $3 75 kind loi
Il-t (liey Wool HlanketP, good weight , ,$100 kind toi
1(M fiiey Wool Blankets, good weight $.' .'."i kind for
ll-l "Wool Killing tiiey BlanketB, good weight $l,eri kind for
10-1 Wool rilling Chey Blankets', good weight J1.S3 kind loi
Fancy Wool Blankets
11-4 All-Wool Blankets in a ailtt ot Fancy Plaids.?! .'I kind tui $Jir, ;
2 Cotton Blankets J
. 10-1 iliey oi White Blankets, Pnmy llotdiis 53 kind loi 4S0 f
11-4 Oiey ot White Blankets, Kancj Boidcis,., (1c kind toi Wk
11-1 Oiey oi While Blankets, Ustiu Heavj ,,..$1.10 kind foi Mo
JJ-1 Oiey oi White Uliiukets, BMin Jlcavv $1,50 kind toi $l.L'3
Pretty Fancy Rob;s
S'ue 6o,8o, in floral and scroll designs, suitable
for the bath. A wonderful value during thU sale at, , , 69C
Our Entire Comfort Stock
'-at
Shares in the above reductions,
exactly the same,
1 This Sale Begins
1 Globe Warebo(js?J
MtMtMf.M?MfMtMfM(fMf$(t!i(fMO(tMfVtutUfUtff)i(fH
tmit, which was gieatly onjojod. MIhb
I.ouIbi Sntnijsou lcclted, and Miss
Sylvia Jones nuns a solo, which vvoio
gieatly cnlojoil. Another selection by
the (itmttolte was then given, llev.
Hugh C. McDoiniott made u few ic
mmks suitable to the hnppy oeeaslon,
and then the seciotaiy, h. It. Jones,
announced the honor list. After a se
lection by the audience, the sCi vices
weie bi ought to a close, they being the
most successful ever held.
No Rooms to Let.
The West Side police station was
filled up jestcidny and theio weie no
vacant cells when the police maglstiate
nir!ed. The Hist inuti called foi sen
tence was Oeoigo Hiowslde, of Gieen
wood, who was anestod late Saturday
night by P.Uiohnan Petets for being
diunk and w nuclei Ing. Ho was fined
$1 which he paid.
A. K. Mojei, ot flJO i:non stieet,
a oaipentei, ai lived homo lu'e Satin -day
night In a most decidedly Intoxicat
ed condition and beat his wife In a
most shameful mannei. The nolghbois
notified the police who nicsted him and
locked hint up. He was sent to the
pounty jail for fifteen ilajs.
Patiolmaii James Thomas placed D.
Ilnbeits, of the cential city under
an est for being di utile and holding
down dooi. steps, lie was fined ?5 by
Maglstiate Davics.
Jcnkin Davis, of 111 Deckel's couit,
a mlnei , was anested by Patiolinan
William Moigun, jesteiday moinlng foi
dlsoidpily conduit. He was lined $10
01 twent dns In jail. At this wilting
he was looking foi the necessaiy $10
The last two pilsoneis anested have
exactly the s tine names, both being
known as Patsey Destaflno, one lives
at 1J1 Ninth stieet and the other it
lit Ninth stieet. They weie both ni
tested for dlsoulcily conduct and both
weie fined S! which they paid to sccuie
theii freedom.
Social News Notes.
A veiv novel autumn patty was held
at the honip of Miss Stella Saul, of 721
Noith H.vde Paik avenue, on Pilduj
evening. The cosv looms weie piettlly
decoiated with nit lloweis, palms and
beautiful autumn leaves. Dnicing,
music, and the usual games pleasantly
passed the hours aw ax Miss Stella
Saul and Flunk Dolphin pleasingly
sing solos, while Miss Josephine L, m
gan and Hdw.iid Saul lendeied instiu
mental music. At a late liom l oft bail
ments weie solved.
A pallor paity was given at the home
of Mr and Mis u S Woidcn, ot HJS
Hiomlev avenup, on Satuiday pvenlng.
in honor of W. J. Si hall and G. l
Munio, of West Pittston The hous-
was neatly decoiated with palms and
the national colois, and games, dancing
and mush were the pleasuies enjoved
until midnight, when Mis. Wot den
seived a dcliiious suppei
Mr. and Mis. David AV. Reese, of
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tap
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Blankets
$l".
$l Jr
$ 1.7.1
$J.7a
$-'.-'-
tl.SI
S1.S5
$1.00
as usual, The proportion is cri
s.
Tuesday Morning S
Hviiiis rourl, weio tendered a surprise
party on Tilday cvcnhiK. A very line
musical pi ori ammo wna enjoyed, theio
bcliiR solos by Misses Htolln UUnn and
Louisa Hchadt, nlso Prof, Hosar Da
Vies, At ti seasonable hour Mis. Joseph
Ine rjeclier nnd Miss Oenevievc ll(cc
served lunch. Jacob Ilitrowlta took
several HushllBhts.
Knights of Mystic Clmln.
Tliiee montlis iiro rjectrlc Cltv Cas
tle No. :!S, oi gauged it "DeRiee team,"
which by this time have become (lllto
prollclont in their vvoik. At the rcRU
lar incctttif' to be held at Co-opcintlvp
hull, Tuesday ovenlnK. the castle will
confer the 1'sqtilie degiec on sevetal
new applicants.
This boliu? the tpiun's iulllal vvoik,
the inonibeis ale leuuestcd lo turn out
In full foi cc. Hi eat Interest Is mani
fested In dc'Bico team work by vailous
castles thioiiKliout the city, and It has
stimulated Klectile City castle to en
deavor to have n dcRiee team without
n poor. Fuitliei, the castle on next
Tuesday evening Intends to oiriiiiIj'p n'
"filiform i nnk," seveial inemheis hav
Iiir aliendy pledRcd themselves to en
i oil For the put pose of making the
meeting n Riand success the leeeption
commlttoo Issued invitations to flrecn
UldRo, PeteisbutR and Set tint on mil
foi mod tanks to attend the nieetliiR,
said i anks hnve act opted, and will be
ptesent In full dress.
Not a member of Blectilc City castre
should bo absent when the loll Is called.
Funeral of Mis. Mullen.
Satuiday moinltiR the funeral ot the
late Mis. Alice Mullen, of 337 Not til
Sumiiei avenue, who pussrri away af
tei a short Illness on Tltuiday morn
ing, took plare. At 0 o'clock sei vices
weie held at St. Panicle's chinch, vv hoio
Rev. .T. J. Dunn olllciatcd at a holenin
mass of ip(tilem. Jllss Johnson played
the funeial music.
Among the many handsome casket
bouquets, set pieces, etc, was a beau
tiful set piece fioni Mis. rulunian. At
the close of the sad sei vices the funcinl
coiteRO moved to the Catliediul ecme
teiv, wheio Intel incut was made. The
pallbe.neis weie: AVilliani l.aikln,
Thomas Cav. innURli, John Mullen, John
Piestei, Patiiek Glboy and John Mc
Doiniott. With the Chinches.
The pleasant weather of Sunday
called the c huich-Koeis fioni tlteli
home! in luge nuinbeis and neatly all
West Side chinches wete well lilled,
some being ciowded.
At the evening sei vice of the Simp
son Metliodlbl Hplscopal chinch, the
pastor, Iiev. Hugh C MeDei mutt, D.
D, piMchcd a very lutoiesting bcimon
fiom the theme, "A Good Man's
Piapi." Di. McDeimott handled his
subject well and iIipvv tlieiefiom many
thoughts and lompaiisons woithy ot
moie than passing Intel est.
'Talth's Symbols," was the suliject
of the morning thought at the Jaekton
Stieet Baptist chinch The oidinanee
of the Lotd's Suppei was adniinlstPicd
inuupdiately aftet the moinlng f-tiviee
The biiglit and Intel esting song sei vice
was followed bv a shoi t talk at the
evening s.elNt0 i)5 the pastor, Kev.
Thomas do Giuchv, D D, on the sub
ject, "What Shall We Do to Be Saved?"
Sevcial candidates foi membership
weie baptized at the moinlng sciviee
of the Flist Welsh Baptist i lunch The
Loid's Suppei was also commemoiatcd.
The Ulebiatlon ot the Holj l.ucli.ii -isl
took place at St Davids I!piseoi)al
cliuich on Suiula.
Hev Joluj P Moff.itt, D D, oecu
pled the pulpit of the Waslibuin Stieet
Piesbv tci mn cliuich ,ib usual, jcstei
da He deliveied two veij inteiest
ing sei mons to attentive congicgatiorrt
A V Bouci occupied the pulpit of
the riist Biptist cliuich at both sei
vlces jcsteidav
Until Wednesday Night.
Stock in the Xoithein Secuiitv Oil
and Tiauspoi t.itlon compan.v, ol Texas,
lepie-cnted b.v B G Moirjii ii Son,
will be sold until Wednesd i night net
at ten cents a shale, with a eel tlflcate
foi a b u I el of oil ticc vvllh eac h sh up
Mr William H Picc-man, who is in
Teab looking into the alfaii.s of the
tomp.ni In the intyiests ot some stoc k
holdeis In this cit.v, lepoits as lollows.
"Beaumont, Tesas, Oct. 11, l')02
"B G. JloiR.ni & s,0n, 101 Not th Main
avenue, Si i. niton, l'a.
"Have caiefulh examined the piop
ei tj of the compan.v and find all O. K."
Send loi piospeettis and get paiticu
l,u s,
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
William Davis, j.0ii of JIi. and Mis.
Daniel Davis, of McNichols point, was
admitted to the West hide hospital,
S.ctuida.v.
Theie will be a meeting o Hip Weit
Sciantou Itepublican coininltteemen mid
woikeis In Co-opeiatlve hall, on Noith
Main avenue, this (.veiling at X o'clock.
Mnlor Iveiett Win I en and Thomas II.
Dale will be present and addicts the
mepting
Miss Kvclvn Apgai, ol the Postal
Telegiaph lompany, is liomp fiom a
visit wltli Wilkes-Hane fiiends.
ileese It, James", ot Fouite'enth htuet,
Is sei lously 111.
Miss liuth I" Ikddoe, of South .Main
avenue, and .Miss rioience A. Fowler,
ot Jackson stieet, mo home, aftir a
slioit vlt-it with fi lends in Tin bouclalc.
.Miss Ida I.oney. ot South Seventh
sUieet. Is convalescing, attei an attack
ot typhoid level
.Miss Clliiiboili Mai Ulsblug, ot
f'lipstnut htiect, is home riom .Mount
Poc ono,
.Ml.s Helen Phillips, of North Lincoln
avenue Is finite ill,
Alileinuni II Davis i etui lied home
Satuicla fiom tin liloonislnug fall
Wellington, hon of .Mi. and .Mis p,
W. Tngup, of Jackson stieet, Is on tho
hick list
Ml unci .Mis, N, C, Mao, of Swet
land stieet, me enieitaiiiiug Jli.s, Jo
seph mtei, ot Sjiaita, .N. J
David Jones, of Noith Pilmoie nve
uue, has gone to Plttsbuig,
Miss Alta Sluttei, ot Noith Jtebecca
avenue Is enteitaliilng Miss Anna
Muua, of Tob hamia
Tlic nunilage or .Miss Maiy Helle
Pic email to I'dwln Houtoii will take
place at the home ol the bilde's pai
ents, noi South Main iivenue, on Wtd
nesclaj evening
Hev I'plunn, D. 1), I.I, D , piofessor
of piiictleul thtologj n the Diew Then,
logical semltiui will addiess tho I'p
vvoith league lonventloii in the Simp,
hou Methodist llplstopal thuuh on
Wednesiliij evening.
The Woman's Hemic Mlsslonaii
AH OLD AND WEIL-TRIED REMEDY.
MRS WINSi.OW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
for children teething, Is tho prescription of
imo of the best femalo phjaUi.nis and
Burses In the t'nlted States, nnd has beoq
used sixty veais with novcr.fnilliig suci
cess by millions of mothers for their clilU
dren. During the process ot teething Hi
value !s Incalculable. It relieves the clill?
from pain, cures dlairhoea, gilplng hi th
bowels, and wlnd-rollc By giving hnltti
lo tho child It rests tho mother. Price,
iwczty-llvtj ccata a liaitla. '
1 I .
Why Scranton People Should
Follow This Valuable
Advice,
IJpcause the pi oof Is In Scranton.
Your can thus Investigate the claims.
When Investigated, they will prove
satisfactory.
It denionstifttcs that theoiy gives way
before facts.
Mis. C. J. Thomas, ot 23R Chestnut
Httcct, says: "The pain In the small of
my buck wont up lrnto my head and
caused feaitul headaches. I was near
ly always Initio and stiff in the moin
lng when I got up, and it was with
dlllleulti that I could get mound. It
hurl me oveiy time any muscles of my
back were put in motion, like stooping
oi standing a long time. I saw Doan's
Kidney Pills udvcitlsed nnd got thorn
at Mutthews Bios.' diug stoic and gave
them u lalthful tilul. I gieatly Im
pioved and can lccommend Doan's
Kidney Pills to others."
Tor .sale by all dealeis; pi lee, 50
cents. Fostei-Mllbuin Co, Buffalo, N.
Y., sole agents foi tho U. S.
Ileinembei the name Doan'b and
take no substitutes.
socletv ot the Simpson M. II. cliuich
will meet at the home of Miss Helen
Peck on Chestnut stieet, foot of Lafuy
ette stieot, this evening. Election of
ofllceis and other impoitant business.
Ml. and Mis John I!. Peck and
daughtei Ilachol, of Pi lee stieet, aie
home fi am Allentown.
NORTH SCRANTON NEWS.
Mass Meeting of "Republican Voteis.
Keystone Diamatic Club's New
Offlccis Other Notes.
The Piovldeneo Itepublican club con
ducted an enthusiastic mass meeting in
Haggeity's hall on Noith Main avenue,
Frld.o evening. The meeting was
opened with an introductoiy speech by
Select Councilman John Von Peigen,
piesldent of the club. Sevcial addi ess
es weie deliveied by Candidates J. C.
Mollis and John Penman for county
commlssioneis, and Sentttoilal Candi
date Joidan
M. II. Patterson deliveied an impies
sive addiess. He uiged oveiy faithful
Itcpublit.in to stand by his paity and
to vote the entiic tiiket fioni top lo
bottom. He advised the Itepublican
woikeis of the clt to hold such meet
ings legulaily cath week until election
day. Itepoits fiom the committees on
aiiangements and fiom the vaiious
waid committeemen weie heaid.
Officers Elected.
The Ke stone Literal y .nnd Diamatic
club, ono of the stiongest amateur
diamatic societies in this pait ot the
state, has elected the following oHlceis
foi the ensuing teim: Piesldent, Mich
ael Geiiltv; vice piesldent, John Shei
man. lecoiding societal v.Petei Regan,
tic tisui oi, Joseph I.oftus, mrniagei,
Thomas Dvans, ti ustees, Thomas
llvans and Thomas Clink After the
election a social session was held.
The otlkeis will bo Installed tonight,
and the Installation will be followed
by a sniokei and luncheon.
BITS Or NEWS IN NOTES.
Miss McGulie, of Coui t stieet, was
pleasantly sui raised b.. a number of
hei fiiends at bet home, on Filday
evening. Those piesent weie. Misses
T. Doude, J. Doude, B. McUulie, C.
Aichei, N. Williams, M. Gaffney, H.
King, A. McGuiie, L. McGulie, and
Mepsis. T. I'laik, II. Pi ease, F. Buike,
J. Conneis, 1Z clink, A. Dean and J.
Mai Ion.
Tin Noith Sei anion Glee society ser
enaded the Twelfth legiment, at 0 ,"0
o'clock last evening.
Miss faille Pen, of, Ninth Main
avenue, Is able to be about again, af
tei a week's illness
The Lincoln lodge. No 412, Independ
ent Oielei of Odd Fellows, will Install
theh leicnt elected olllceis In their
looms in Ostei limit's hall, tonight.
John Cllffoid, of I'aibondnle, has ic
tuined home, after a visit with his
daughtei, Mis. T. B. Collins, Shoit ave
nue, Dennis Buddy, of West Maiket stieet,
Is spending few his 'll Schenectady,
N. Y.
Peter Pllffnid, of Nebuiska, Is the
guest of his slsiei, Mis. P. 11. Kearney,
of Yind stieet.
Miss Anna Iloche. of West Maiket
.stieet, has gone to New Yolk.
John J. Saltiy, of "West Maiket stieet,
spent the past tew duv.s In Ilaiilsbtug,
Hnglebeit Schwab, of Shenandoah,
has been the guest of his sister, Mis.
O, Gallughei, of Rockwell stieet, for
tho past few dajs,
Mossis. Uvun Thomas and Ttliluiiel
Hughes, of Putnam Mieot. weie Plym
outh vlsitois on .vesteidav.
James Henley, of P.nkei stiPPt. Is
visiting fi lends In Altoona,
SOUTHSCRANTON.
The new St, John's Catholic ihuiih,
on Pittston avenue, is ne.ning comple
tion, and as tlio linlshlng touches me
put on lieio and theie, the edifice be
louips moto beautiful day by day. The
handsome, nitlstlc stained glass win
dows, which weie donated by vailous
wealth inemheis of the longiegatlon,
mo now In place, and the altni, .in
other gift, will soon bo (omploted. The
painting and decoiatlve woik Is now
llniHlied, nnd about all that leinaiiib
except a few mliioi details, is the pint
lug of the pews mid ultar I all. Unless
the unexpected happens the spacious
sacied edifice will be ready for dedica
tion the latter puit of next mouth,
piolmbly about Thanksgiving Day,
The Hickory Stieet Piesbytciian
chiiph, which has been In the hands of
the iMipenteis and decoratois duilug
the past siunniei, is neailng comple
tion, mid the icnovation has made
vvoudc-iful eliunges and inipiovements
in this house of woishlp. The Hist set
vices' will piobably take place on the
III st Sunday ot next month.
Miss Anna Mclster. who has i lunge
of one- of the Sunday school classes
I
at the Illckoiy Stieet Gcnnnn Pied'
by toi Ian chtitch hold a iccopllon and
social for the young folks nt her l evi
dence, 715 0011111' avenue, a few nights
ago. Tho affair wur charmingly con
ducted, nnd lifter rev oral houis social
convoise, light icficshinents weie
served. Those piesent wcip: Misses
Ciurlo Sehotier, Hsthcr Hvans, Anna
Melslcr, Mnmlc Kelper, Iaiuia Sehvvul
baeh, Minnie Hchnnk, Floipiuc Hum
mpu, Ueithn Mm tin, Chtlstlnp llitit
liltiti nnd Master Willie MoIsipi.
Dr. Sehlpy's Lung llpittlug Balsam Is
guaranteed to cuic nil coughs. "No
cute, no pay." For sale by all dealeis.
An ontcitaliimout and social will
take place tit St. Maiy's hall this even
ing, under the nusplci's of St, Maiy's
Glee and Dramatic association.
Ml8 Fannie Itelg, ot Wllkes-Bniie,
Is the guest of Mis. una Couley, of
Slocum stiret.
Cnmp 4"0, Pa ti lot ic Older Sons of
Amotion, will meet In lcgular session
this evening.
Theio was a veiv laige attendaiico
at the meeting In the Young Women's
Christian association looms on Cedar
avenue osteiday. Miss Meicdlth led
the exercises.
The new Methodist Kplscopnl cliuich
and pntsonage, being built on Pittston
avenue, Is no.nly completed, nnd dedl
catoty oxoiclscs will take place In tho
near futuio.
DUNMORE DOINGS.
Kally Day Exercises of the M. E.
Sunday School Contiactor Gib
bons Ai rested.
The annual rally of the Sunday school
of the M. I', ihuiih was held ycsteidii.
The following pi ogi amino was lendei
ed. Song, No Iik) Scho)l
Lesson tlvmu, No dl'i
luvcatlon 'Mms llciivvnoil, Asst Stipt
Roll Call lMw.uil Angvvin, rftcictai
Addiess Dan Powell. Supei liilciidcnt
Singing Pilmiiv Class
Responsive Ucullng Jcishuii ill '1-17
Song No lis School
Ten Minutes' I,esou Uxeutse
Addiess Rev C II Newltirf Pastor
Duet, "As Pants the lip.iil,"
BNIp Powell Ttnbv Yost
Addipss It C llublet
Recitation Bthel Mclitin m
Itedtiitinn Alnjiinid 'I'ipslai
Rpcltatlou Snah 'licsl.u
Duet, "Roe k of Ages,"
Bessie Powell, Btbe I IJilitmnn
Soeietaiv s Repoit Belw del Angwln
Aiiiinumemonls . .... Snpei IntPiidcut
Distiibutlon of Suiida) School Pupris,
I .Iln ti tans
Song, No l.fl Schoi'l
Benediction Pastor
SHORT PAKAGBAPHS.
Sewei Contiactoi M J Gibbons was
aiialgncd befoie Squlie Cooney on Sat
urdaj evening, charged by Patiiek
r.vons of Pine stiopt with assault add
battel and thieatening to kill. The
trouble was caused b a dispute be
tween the men ovct the ownership of a
shovel. Lvon's claims ho was engaged
In gathering coal fioni a dump, near
which the new sewei lino Is being laid.
His shovel was neai bv, but soon Con
tiactor Gibbon's appencel anil claimed
tho shovel as his piopeity and as the
argument waxed vv.nni Mi. Gibbons,
who is a big poweiful man assaulted
I.j ons, who hastened te pioeuie a w.n
icint feu his in i est. Aftei healing the
evidence, 'Seiuiie Coonej held Mi Gib
bons nuclei $500 bail to appeal at
com t
'Ihe membois of Dunmoie Council,
No IC!., Jr. O 1 A. M eclebiated
the seventli anniveisaiy of the local
lodge on Satin dav night Manj guests
were piesent fiom all the suiiounding
lodges and a veij enjovable time was
spent National Bepiesentative Mai via
Tuthill was chaliman of the evening
and in a few well chosen woids told of
the standing nnd growth ot the oidei
dining the past jeat. The lot il coun
cil is thelaigest in L.ukawanni (ountv
having a membeiship ol ne.nlv 100 An
inlet esting mush ul piogtamme was
lendeied and iefiehments weie served
The levlval meetings weie verv well
attended jesteiduj. Hnough tinned
awaj to have half lilleel the house '1 he
evangelist laboied to s10 that the
gopel of Chi 1st alone would make
Chilstlans Theie weie six conveisions
and six candidates weie linpti.sed b
emeislon The Inteiest Is inci easing
and will continue dining the week, not
withstanding the lepou to the con
n.n j.
The fair which was to have been
held duilug the (list week In Novem
ber unclei the auspices of the Ladles'
Aid society of the Piesbteilan chinch
lias been Ineleflnitelv postponed
Mi. and Mis Fuink Picketing have
leturned tioni theh wedding tout and
aie at home on Chciiy stieet.
Miss Mable l.vmis lias tetiiineil to
liei home In Pittston aftei a visit with
fiiends In town.
CJREEX RIDGE.
Geoige Gibson, of Buffalo, spent the
Sabbath with his fmnllj on .Mmisij
tvenue.
Mi. and Mis. Geoige A. Cleaiwatei
have letuined liom a tliiee weiks' visit
at Lake Muliegan on the lludsem,
Miss Susan Dickinson, of Uast .Mai
ket stieet, has it'tuiued tiom an ex
tended btaj with Honesdale fiiends.
W. J. Watts, of Philadelphia, spent
the Sabbath with his fumllj", who have
come down tiom their summci home at
Gleiibuin ami will occupy theh t'u
pousti avenue lesldence dm Ing ihe w In
tel montlis,
.Mis. Aneiitw Nlcol and ilaiightei, of
Sandei.son avenue, expect to leave this
week uu all extended western till'.
Thej will be uhtuni about llueo
months,
Joseph Gollnskl, of Mc.vleit avenue,
had AntholiJ M.nikel, of Giene stieet,
aiested Satuidaj evening beeiiuso he
hud conllseated about half a ton of io.il
which Gollnskl had pic keel and lett on
a pile. The case was taken befoie AI
dei mini Hujlcj, wlieie Mnukel gave
ball foi $200.
Mis. Tied Pin ell, ot Gieen Uidge
stieet, eiltei tallied u paity of little
folks Satuiday ufteiuooii In honor of
her son, Fiaj's, ninth blilhday About
twenty guests weie ptesent Mis. Cnv
ell was assisted In entei mining b Miss
Jessie C.nell,
Mis, C, H. Tobej mid sou, Clnieiue,
of Hleetile nenue, have i etui lied fiom
a few dajs' stuj with fiiends in Sus
ouoluinuu. N. II. l.uelack, roimulj of Ciieen
Uldge, now of Noithiiiubeilmul, spent
the Sabbath with ti lends lieie.
Mis, Griffin and daughtei, Alice, have
letuined fiom a tliiee months' western
till. ,
oihtPary.
MlhS Di:i,IA COYNi:. a well known
unci esteenud icsldeiit of South Si iimtcin,
ilicd lii)t evening at U o'doek lu the lain
lly icslelciice, IJO Genet btuct. The do
teased joung Iudy was '.'7 .seals of age,
mid Is suivhcd bv one biulliul mid two
AMUSEMENTS.
r
International Correspondence Schools Association Lecture Courstv
MONDAY EVENING. OCT, 13, 1902.
AT THE LYCEUM THEATRE.
FRANK W. QUNSAULUS, D. D
PRCSIDENT AHMOUn INSTITUTE TECHNdLOQy.
SUBJECT:
"THE TYPICAL AMERICAN."
LECTURE COMMENCES AT
Hhteis us' follows: 'llionuiH II. Covne,
Anna. I., and Bils'tibeth G Cnvne, with
who she lcsldcd She was a niece of Se
lect Couutllnuin Muliielil Cojne, and was
hlghl.v login ded lu the community No
aiiaiigements 1ml c as et ben iniiilo for
the fuueitil,
MISS DBI.1A C'OYN'B, cf IB Genet
stieet, died last evening at il !u utter a
long Illness,
WHAT WE OWE TO THE WIND.
It Is Nntuie's Great Vltallzer 'and
Energy Builder.
From the Philadelphia Pi ess
Tho i oln lion of fiesh air to vitality
Is denionstiated In a' sulking niainui
b.v the investigation of Professor Edwin
Grant DeMer, of the Unlvoislty of Illi
nois. He has made a painstaking study
of calms In the city ot New Yolk, oi
lather tho effect of calms on the lccoids
of the public schools, the police couits
and tho penltentlnry. Tho whole niitn
bei of data eonsldeicd and tabulated
by him Is 497.2CJ, all to show the effect
of calm, that Is, the absence of unv
wind movement exceeding foui miles
an hour on the human oiganlsm.
Ho notes the unexpected fact that the
absence fiom schools dining calm
woathei was moie than tlnoo times tho
uvciiige foi nil otliei kinds of weathci,
which of com so Includes tho veiy cold,
the veiy wet and the voiy windy weath
er, as well as tho noiin.il. It Is In the
calm weathei that chlldien aio not feel
ing well, and It Is then that tho dls
ease pecullai to childhood aie most
pi one to visit them. The ci Imlnal lec
oids show less assaults, dlsoidei and
x!oI.iee dui Ing calms than at other
times Tlieio aio nunc policemen laid
off, moie enois made bj cleiks in banks
anil a Ingot nuinbei of deaths when
tho ah Is stationaij, oi ncaily so, than
w hen it is in motion.
The conclusion of Piofcssor Dextci is
that dining ealms those life phenome
na which are due to depleted vitality
aie excessive, while the phenomena due
to excessive xltallty aie deficient. Tills
is in harmony with oidinnij' and inex
act observation. The source of oui un
ci gj' is oxjgon if that Is deficient we
aie devitalised, less callable of both
good and ovll A stagnant oi slowly
moving air in a huge iltj' is lobbed of
Its oxygen and vitiated by the exhala
tions of thousands of men and animals
When tho wind pi ev ails a flush supply
of unexhausted ail Is constantly mov
ing in to take tho place of the old.
This is the condition most favoiable to
human attainment, as cxpeiicnce de
monsti ates, and Piofossoi Dexlei's In
vestigations do stiikinglj- veilty
While this nuiuiij does not estab
lish anj thing leally new, it gives us a
deniei appieciation of the value of
wind as the oaith's puilfler and vital
izer. The heautj of calm, still nights
had been sung bv poets fiom time 1m
memoildl, but it is not accidental that
sueh poilods aie also associated witli
death. Then let the vv inds blow w hilo
we give thanks. Old Boiens and his
vaiious lelatlves have not loceivod the
ciedit that should be theiis, foi though
at times thev biing with them cold and
stoim and destruction, they puige and
ptiiifv the e.ulh and give life and hope
and eneijv to Its people.
ATE THE HAILS.
Hungiy Wolves Stopped Tiafflc on nn
Eaily Noithwestein Raihoad.
Fiom toe Ruffalo i;xt)iess
About 1S7J one of the Hist i.illioails
of the northwest was built In the teui-
toiv ot Washington fiom Walla AVnlla
to W.illulu, along the banks of tho
Walla Wull.i livei, and following tho
geneial line of what is now the Oiegon
Itailway and Navigation companj's
load between those points The toad
was a piluiitive aftali, and was built,
owned and opeinted bv Di, H.ikei, of
Walla AVnllti. It had no Pullman mis,
chali e,us oi bullet i.ns, and the dav
coaches weie mostly platfoini oi Hat
ens. Instead of having a light of way
the toad had pel mission to go thiough
the fields of the funnels Couseiiuenilj
the toad was not a i.ipld tiansit one,
as the tialn hands had to get oft and
lav down the l .ill fences and put them
up again aftei the ti .tin had passed
thiough,
The loidbed was i (instituted by lay
ing ciossties six oi eight feet up n t. nnd
on those hcjing wooden stilngeis tor
Kills The heavy tt.iflli ovei the load
caused the mils to weai In spots so
that tialu wieeks and smasliiuis veie
ot dully oi'iiiiieuue These weie not
seilous, lot when tile tialn ciew saw a
wieek nulling theh way they would
hop ofl and let it w uu k.
The anuojance, howevei, soon became
detiiliieut.il to the Inteiest of shlppeis,
so the owneis hacl to devise some means
of met coining the illllleulty. Rails of
stiiudaid lailioael lion weie out of the
question, us they iind to be shipped "the
I loi u mound," and freighted b wagon
Ulilte a distance htiap lion could not
be had, The dm tor, with Yankee
sluewdness, llnullj hit upon the liuppv
Idea ot substituting law hide loi snap
iron, Cattle wpic nlentltul and iaw
hlde ilieap, so the doc toi soon had his
ti ut k lajeis at woik putting tin niw
hldo on the wooden stilngeis The i.iw
hid soon became diy and ns hmd as
lion, and misweied the puipose iidmli
nbly duilug the eliy weathei.
The winter succeeding the lajlng of
tlie lawhlde tucU was a seveui one tor
that p.nt of the couutij Tho snow lay
on the gioiind toi seveial weeks. The
wolves weip dilven fiom th" moun
tains by Hie deep snow and sklimished
for a living as best lhe could lu the
vullejs. Wliejn the snow befauu to melt
it softened the i.iwlildo wills and the
liungij wolves soon found tin ti ticks,
When spilng a mo and the snow had
melted the wolves had eaten un the
lailioael twuk fioiu Wullu U'ullu to
Wallula
MAKING TACKS.
Theie Aie Many Kinds for a Gieat
Vnilety of Uses.
I'lom tlic Hosloii lltiald,
A Heialel man came up fiom Itioek
ton the other d.i and slimed u seat
with a man whose business Is the mau
tifuituiu of tiults for shoes unci other
ptnposes. Natuiallj they hcg.in, to talk
"shop," and among other things the
Uletuld man learned that the best tucks
AMUSEMENTS.
ElQHT O'CLOCK SHARP
Lyceum Theatre,
M. Rels, J.osseo and Mnnnger.
A. J. DalTy, Business "Managor.
Two Nights, Wednesday, Thiuselay, Oct.
1", IC Matinee Tliuisdiiy,
Henry W. Savage Presents
The Phenomenal Comedy Opuin lilt.
KING
DODO,
bj
I'lXI.l.Y "s LUDDRS.
20 Come ellans "0
iO ChotiiR in
HO Oichcstia LO
Dalv's New York The
ater Piodiictlon.
Plltcns-Nlnht. $1 r,0. $100, "m., COe . 2 ie.
Matinee. $100. "ic, wc , L'ic.
Seats on sale Monday nt U a. m.
Academy of Music
M. Rols, Lessee and Manager.
A. J. Duffy, Business Manager.
Tin op Nights Stilting Moiulaj. Uct 1J.
.Mntlliees Tupsd.iv and Wcclncselny.
Spcctaeulii Pmdiu tlon of Baitley Camp
bell s iminoitnl Di.ima,
THE
WHITE
A Story
of the
Sunny South.
25-PEOPLE-25.
SLAVE
New Sceneiy, Novel Dlcetilcnl Dffccts.
PRICl'8 Miitluce li anil :i
Night, 13, :", 'fi and ."Mc.
Seats on sale
NDXT ATTRACTION.
Tlnec Nights, Stinting Thinselav. Oct III.
Matlnep Pilclav and Siitiudiiv
"A EIGHT FOB MILLIONS."
Dixie's Theatre,
HDNRY TARNSWORTIT DIXIE,
Lessee and Managor.
WDDK OP OC rOIUJR 13.
Kathrya Osterman and Co.
The Smedley Sketch Clufe
Drtiwee, the Juggler.
Two pcifoimancos d-illy, JSO and 8 13
Pilics 1j, L'i .Ti and SOc.
Special matlneo pi Ices
tC"Ti action cus stop nt tho door.
aie made of linpoitod Swedish iron. Hip
next giade of Ainoiican soft steel and
the cheapest giade of common Ameri
can it on. Tacks .no aNo made of cop
pei. fcoine tacks aio tinned, and for
ship use, tacks aie galvanized Tacks
ate made of sizes winging fiom hulf-ounee-to
21-ounce. The tack commonly
used as a caipet tack (the ones jou
get In joui baie foot- xvhile walt7lng
w ith the baby at 2 a. m ) is an S-ounco
tack A IM-ounce tack is about Va
Inches' In length.
Theie me a gieat many kinds of
tacks, made for a gieat variety ot
uses, and they aie put up In many dif
foient foims. Theie an- gimp tacks,
looking-gliss tacks, upholsteiei s' talks,
titiuk tucks, lice tacks, basket tacks,
biush lacks, eollin tacks, shank tack'-,
lasting tacks, mlneis' tacks, cheesebox
tacks, c.n pet tacks and tacks for a
sooie ot othei uses Within the past
dozen je.ns, the sale of double-pointed
lacks in all sires lias inci eased a bun
dled fold, owing to the gieatlj In
ci eased use of electiic wiies Double
pointed tacks .no also used for tacking
down sliavv nutting and for othei put
poses Tacks that aie sold in papeis
aie put up on lull weight halves and
eiuuteis, the weight Indicating the sl7e
ot the package. Almost all kinds of
tacks aie also sold In bulk In 25 and 50
pound boxes and 100-pound kegs
A one-ounce tack machine will in u
day make about 100,000 tacks. The iron
is fed Into the machine In a long snip
a little vvlelei than the length of the
llnlshed tack, so as to allow of muteila!
to be upset foi the head. An S-ounco
machine will make about 250,000 tacks
in a dnj or about 200 pounds Tacks
that aie put up in papeis aie weighed
out and the papeis lilleel by hand. Coiu
paiatlvelv tew tacks me put out now
in tied-up papeis; thev aie mostly put
nil in little pistobo.nd boxes. Thesti
boxes ate packed In kiifcer boxes, and,
in tin ii, lu cases for shipment. A com
niun tack package Is a eise weighing
about 10D pounds. The annual tack
pinduction of the louutij Is estimated
at about JO.000 tons
THE TARIFF AND THE TRUSTS.
Compiled bj Wullu J. Hall ml
While th" Culled fetutes Steel unpoia
tltui, tluocigh combining Mint; hileicsis
unci liuliiHtiies, mikes and sells the bull,
of eeilnlu pioiliuts ot linn and steel It
tuiliH out onlv "A I PCI cent ot the total
of all willed pieielucts And as lolled pioU.
mis aio veij Impnitant ailleles In thu
lion and steel husiiii ss, this Is pioot tint
a gwat niunj mucin lis outside of the stoi'l
ti ust aw making ami belling tliuii
Meanwhile new c oneoins mo planned and
main aclclltloii.il plants me piilU built,
and bi'toii) long th" piopnitlon of goods
iniiilo b mills not alllllateil with the ttu-t
will be vastlj hu lease el 'fills Is a big
louutij, nnd no Ineliistilil eomhlnaliou
mn pe'imauenth mnliol Its muiuluc-liues.-Tiov.
N Y. 'linns
IVilmps some I'steeiueel Domoeiatlo
1 1 lend will till us the name of one-Just
one-nust that In all th" hlstoij of thu
w oi Id was killed dj lieu twule Don't ah
speak at ouci '
Th" Denioiiatls do not want tiiwis at
tacked except li destiojlllj! pi oil i tlon,
'I hem Is nn th'Jil N this beiause) tho Hem
ueiaiv Is the same old jiiutcctluii tailff
uicniv as hemic
Then' Is net H'p s jiuost doiiht that
thu tiusis vvoulil If' clestioed lij ipincn.
Ing piotietlciu ti oui oui iiielustiks; bul
liiisiiiiss ot all kinds would go to smash
l.i'giflitlvu tlukeilug with business
and polltlial agitation oi piuily Imslncsi
issues au ivMpnusllile loi iiieuo loss uu
iii)auee aid suffciinu than all the vvau
of the win Id 'I wide makes ll own liws,
ovei J w ben a. id alwiijs hi the tin! and
cxpeiicnce has shown them to lie thu
wset nnd mo3l eimltable ot all laws
The aw ami huvu ii1uh.h Ikoii th
outgiowth ot business ueics'di.v and the
inlieieut iiunest) ami faliuess of lutein.
genl llllhllc Miitlllli'llt 'file: seioaci tills
l.ut is wiognled In this louutij and
in tut upon, as It Is In L'ngl mil foi ex
ample, the bottii will It be for ovei)
ilass In the conununltj-." Dallj rinanclui
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