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THE SCltANTON 'TRIBUNJE-MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1902.
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The News of
'EV. DR. Y. C. SMITH
SUCCUMBS AT RIPE AGE
Death of nnctogcntulnn, Who Wns
a Conspicuous rigure in the Wyo
ming Methodist Conference Onco
Principal of Wyoming Scmlnaiy.
Rev, Y. C Smith, D. D.. for eais nn
ujipoitmit flgine In the Wyoming toil
ful once mid lit one time inlnclp.il nt
.Wyoming setulnniy, passed uwny In the
evening of his yoni", In this city, yester
day foicnoon lit !30 o'clock, nt the
home of Ills son-in-law, City Solicitor
It. D Stunt t, on Cnniinn Htteet.
The deociiM'd wiii nn octogrnnilan,
having entered Into his eighty-third
yon i, Death wns due Id honit fulluio,
MiMimrmnylng his advanced ycnis. Ho
,Wns nbid tot tin oe week".
,'Rov. Dr. Smith goes to his icwaid
nfttr u mom active life In the minis
tiy, wheie his Inmost wns fruitful
Forty-two years, Just over half his life,
(i spoilt In the "irlvntlon of fouK
with u 7pul and piisevet.inco spilng
iitg ftom nn abiding fnlth, nn nulent
Lhniltv unrt .1 sliong lollglotis splilt.
Ills piitl closes n cnieer tlint was la
in cstlng itml tomiitknblc. lie mi In
ti ULtcir lit Wyoming semlnaiy, Klngs
toh, for a long tliiii'! he was pihulpiil
when lm left tlieie, and for it niimbpi of
j -His lu was either ttcusuiei, kip
tniv nml Ituslee of the Wyoming con
fer rut o of the Mcthodlt iliuiih
Itev. Oi Youngs Culhlns Smith wit"
n. native of Yotk tnto. He was bom
In Smith New Ueilln. (Tcliiu.it 11. 1SJ0
After his c.i 1 1 v 'diool Mulnlng, he en
tei eel t'lilon college, fiom which he was
undiluted in IMS He became- an In
stiuctoi at " omiiiK omlnui.v, iml
being c lot tc cl piliulp.il held tint poM
t'on tin til Wi, tin vc.u in wlili It lie en
tered the lnlnNtiv 01 the Methodist
I'himli, and Hie s.uro P.lt in which ho
vwts vviddeil His 111.11 1 luge took pluie
111 New in I., X .1 Ills 1)1 Ido was Miss
Aliuy i: Wood.
Di Smith's achievements won him
in ngnltlnu fiotn Dh klii'-on college,
with h (imfmed on him, In lbtA, the
title of iloi tin ofdllnll. His nilssloii
tuy woil: was (pillo extensive His mii--i'ti
v Inbuis coveted a wide Held, having
llllnl chtlgei .11 v.ulolis tinus at
AVIIkc-lianp. l'llt-Mon, Cut 1 oirthiln, mil
fincoMta and Ovvcjo, X. V Twoiuv
Jiais ago Di Snillli was in Ciubon
dale and te'ii.iliied pisloi hei fin (he
xrai- t-evcu vc.us ago he iiiiiip to
Ciibondale to linike his linmo with his
clnughloi, .Mi l; D .Jtuiiit He le
lll.lllltd In IP 'imp tliui., mingling Willi
a feu iiitlin Ue ft lend . ,111101.4 whom
his gentle liillueiite was klpdlv ej.ei ted
and iranliosted in .nioiis w.iv
Tlieie is no wa to nii.iMiie the le
sults of a life stirh u 'pent b Di
Smith tlnough all his Ion;; ye.us, bvt
pen those who did 110L Know him 01
(lid not imne w ithill Ills inllieiicp, it
must be belie-ed that his IiiMupihp
must have -w ought liiiiiieasiii.ible good
and that he passed awa full of pioin
ise of the blight lewaid ol the Ju-t
Tluee sons and one d.uighte weie
boirupf the union of III. Smith and hi?
beloved wife, who was inllul awa
seven eats igo These weie. Rev
Wesley W. Smith, who, Ilk- his father
is In the "-am tli.nv. being loiated at
Middle-lung. Vcimont: Flank Smith,
New Yoikilt, Lotu S Smith, ilos
ton. Mass. and Mis I'lai.i Stuait, wife
ol City Soliiitoi It D Stuait. nt C.u
bonilale All or tliein suile
The fnnetal will he ludd Tuiiliiv
afternoon Sonkrs will he ,u the
Stuait icsidenie. 011 f'.ina.in tiet. he
KinniiiR at 1 10 Kc A P. Cha rue, pas
tor of the riist Method!' t. ilmidi of
this iliv, and llev Austin Uiiilln. of
Wist l'lttston. will otlkiite. The dc
teisPd win iK. taken to Tin t roi t lot
but ial.
TEE DONATIONS.
h and Ai tides Received by Wo
smn's Auxiliaiy Doaul.
..a Tilbt'iip I1.1- alieadv published
tin IP 1 01 lontilbutoM ta i:niei koiu'V
hospital 01 iiuna.lon ila. toRpthei with
the tli.inkt or 1 .11. Vimian's Aiixlliaiv
hoaul. rollowlii,. Is a sunn, ai or the
ai tic Us , (iiu: Haiti d, uhiih iu u, f
iiitnist in i:Us U)U) psponded to the
ipi'pul
The t 11 iul. til t m-i of rmit, o
1 i'is ot ,e!l. mils of plikps, .'.'1 , ails
if MX! ladles, imp ,,,s, of pe.is, (J liops
ef 11 if.il. L' b,i,kui ol Ki.ipe ., 1', pininils
Mi.'ai, 5 poiiMils unite, 1 pound to 1. 1
pound 1 nitce. I I : natmiR, 1 n) mm -i'Tui,
1 iimnil 1, in ants t d0i-n Ipiu
111', L' I OMs KPlnlllie L'S t.iUes o.ip, .'
It-js o 1 ui'h i, Miitashi's, 0 ip-mit innij.
(1 beets, 1 1 ililaiv I bin c h ieeiv,.l
bouse plain s,,i K Hunt, :, binds ap-
lll.S, 7 pl(. St I, t sip(tts, 1J
mil she- tm 1 pkno hlicuin'. 7 nlRht
t-h'its, is niri.in", 7 towels, 'i difslnvr
iambs,) paii hose, old , lollies, old Un
ci. J watet bottle", ,i,v.ir tiimbleis-, j
ilixstn tin nips- ; dozen ( up and sm
iii", l diien 11.it iih-uI dliihos 1 tin ecu,
I pail.nircs totle 1 impel I riia dlhh, 1
lake pi it-, 1 docn tail", lltnatiiip.
Thin' was an a(.'iteahlo smpis( when
the (iit-h donations weie counted and It
w.ih loiind that the olleilims uiuoiinted
to Idfi sn.
USHEHS ENTERTAINED.
Young Men of Beienn Chinch Guests
t :W: the Hendilck Hesldeuce.
'"'ri1da pteiilin; was menioiablu fm.
thu usheis nt the Heiean Hnptlut
diunli. It w.ih must de.IlR)ufull opuiit
nt the home of Hon. K. i:. Hemhli'ks,
wlurj'tlip.v wue th kupsIh of Mih.
P.ii Smith The eutt 1 tiiinmcnt wiih of
fered In letosDllion of the lulpful hei
vlcch which the ouiik uion, the kupms
0 nig.k evcnuiR, oiiintreied In the
dim eh 'work of tho year Spedully in
ltPd giKbtH weie, w. Di. and .Mis.
II, J, Wlialen, Itev, W. H. Omw, mid
Mis, Wllllnin M. IIuuclK of this dt,
MlsUlluInlhck, of Wyjiluslng-, ami
JMr. Heiuniehhjht, of Jnnoii
liu-imlon with the enteitnlimjent tho
usnuia anij 1110 oiper quests, tlu'ti
'ti-
Females of All Ages
fit$,tjiese Pills simply invaluable,
as a. few doses will restore free and
regular conditions and effectually
rernoye the causes of much suffer-'ing-totliesex,
Beecham's
Pills.
C-t'
hJjj tNJjtj too, s4 Sic ,
Carbondale.
clou wan u t'olnhtutlon of the elRhly
sKth blitluliiy nnlveisuiy nf tho, Ven
eiablo Itev. W. !'. Hiow, which fell on
the Siitllidnv pievlous,
DutltiK the I'tciiliift nn orRitnl?ntlon
of lite ttHhers'was perfected, In older
to iii-opeiutp more fully with the plans
of the piiHtni, HeoiRc D, Aveiy was
pleetcd pioldent, nnd IivIiir D. Aveiy
seetetniv. The liontd eonslsts of Opoirc
D. Aveiy, tivliiR IJ. Axciy, William M.
Howellf, Charlis Ilaupiisteln, Hdwln
Carter. Hviin Wllllanis, Hatty W.
Manifold, Vaiiir .lonep, Cllen Tallmnn,
Newell Sloddaid, William Cut now mid
Stunley Smith, all of whom weie pres
ent except Mr. Stoddmd!
INDIANS, 22; JERMYN, 0.
In the Opening Gnmo of the Season
In Cmbondnle tho Home Team Ban
Awny with the Eleven from tho
Neniby Boiough.
The Indians "Our I'pts" In foot ball
mode their bow thin seaon, on Snt
uid.iv. And It wiih nil to the Rood. Wo
hud the JciuiMi eleven iiRiilnst us, but
It was like Retting money ftom home:
It was so env. Honestly, It wasn't
een a Rood piaetlce Ramp; It was like
playliiR alone. The scoio was 2J-0, but
It inlRht hue been a few moie to the
good foi a that.
The (list half was twentv inhuitei;
the second llftem minutes. Jeimjn got
the kick off. In the Hi"t half, Jetmn
neei saw the Indians It w.ts like
tnowhiR down a hn Held. HadRlns,
the i m Ionic half hack and loach of
the Indians, made the Hist touchdown
without anv icdstnnee
In the s(( ond half, the ,Teinin kit k
pis weie a little moie onto their job".
Hut this Is not sajliif, bo iniieh. The
first time they Rot the ball they Rained
the aids. In the next two downs,
thiv weie put lmik. HadRlns made
two of th" touchdowns and Tony Mi
Donald 'iiillliif, Ton made the othei
'I he honins of the indhlduil woik
amoilR th Indians weie dh hied among
McAndrew Otu Owne HadRins and
Mi'Doniilil.
McAndiew made some Osgood nislips.
Without mask 01 any piotection, bc
ond his (milage and his stout mus
cles Owne swept into the Jei m n
iiowd and seatteipd them like letnes
in an autumn wind. Onie he was tar
kkd and ilu own, but was Up again In
nn instant and off with the ball It
took tin pp men to down him tho next
lime
Iladglns' eeientlllo knowledge of the
Rime showid itself thioughout tho
pl.i and gae c IiIpik p anew of whv
he is (oniedcd thioughout the -willo,
p.iitlritl.ulv by the Seianton followcis
of root ball, to be without a peei among
the plncis lu the game heteabouts at
tins tlinr.
McDonald's pl.uing wa- so good that
we .up glad we hue him, oen though
he plajed base ball heie with the eei
Iallng kiekns fiom Calihcr Jim
Kane's home.
Hi own, the half back of the Jei mn
team, Is some rpw shuiks In that po-i-tlon
His pl,iing was the suipiiso of
tlie Rime. With a half a team such as
he, tint root ball decti would win
he ips or gloi
Hi own was a team unto himself. He
looks as big as mil Fiank Collins who
Is with the HnKpisitj of Peiinsjhania
teim, and he Is as strenuous and as
ntlp a man as one could see in this
end of the iintlu.u Ho belt.
The Indians' line-up wns: MoLuIn,
lUlit end Coggins left end: Omman,
light gujid: Williams, left gumd; Mc
(llMin, light tackle, Mason, tentie;
Hiinseu, rpuiitel back: Iladglns, full
buk. Mt Donald, McAndiew, half
backs. DEAR OLD HONESDALE.
Some Compliments to Caibondale
Folks and The Tiibune Man.
TIip man behind the pen that pens
the 'pieces" in the llones-d.ile column
or the Tiutli spiinkled bouquets tluibly
In hN d.iilv dul.v of featmda.v.
'it will i mainly be a 'haul blow' for
Tlie Tillupir conespourtcnt of f'.nhon
(liile when ho le.iins thai tlie btilke is
eiuleil, fin then his 'dt cunts' of 'Our
lls' .mil 'Otn Ownev" will cense and It
will lie a uis-e of 'Iliuk to the MIiifs.'
Will, possibly his jouin illsilc talents
will not lie wasted and soon we muv
pp( t to heat of imotliei iiiM' ol 'dope'
incidents which on lined In '.Shaft. No.
.',' of the 'Hlufftown' mine.
'Talents ' Is gieat; and we compli
ment the .voting man foi his dlscei n
nient, which Is uncommonly keen for a
HoueMl.ile man.
We UkeulhC thank the young mail
lot the t'.iihond.ile people for the fol
lowing linnehl acknowledgment of how
much Uonc.siliilo'.s population depends
on Caihonclalo lor a good pail of Its
cslsteiiee nnd comloit, This p.u.igiaph
appealed next to the other in Satin
dny'.s Tiutli. It i wills ju.st ho;
"The news that the gieat niitlu.iclte
stilke had ended was leieived with
girat Jov bv the lesldents of Honebdale
und vicinity Although the Maple city
has not sntfeicd any in tho lino of
iii.inuf.K. tilling oi business IntPieats,
jet tho eniplovos about the lallioads
will ieuiup their duties and out citi
zens will not hnve to 'waving the diuy
nuin to Hcniio live liundied weight ot
tho black diamonds,"
Hnivest Dnnce nt RoyaJ.
Tlieie will he a him est dame at Hon.
nett'a hall, lloval, on Thuujd.iy night
iie.l i-ioj. nun wil movie ninsle.
nnd n.inclng .Master William Cniiins.
will he In chin ge of the d.iiuo.s
Tills lumeM diimo is nn amiiml nf.
..,,, ..,,1, uauHM) uici.icii a lingo num
ber of joiuin' fnlkH fiom iai hondiile,
It Is thu Intention to foi m a dancing
class on this evening, to be made up of
young people from Itojnl, I.euox and
vclplt. Tho class-, when formed, will
he undei the dhectlon of Instiuctoi
CoIHiih.
r..(. ...,.i ..R.w.i,..
Change of Chefs,
fytl Mm tin Cnnnor, who was louueily at
Tiiw, rt,o, iii 1...U . n........ ., ... . ..
"" " " iitihihu ,i iner nt
J, J Mc.S'ultj's cufe, and has been sue
ceeiled by 1'eter Fan ell, of Juiniyn,
who has filled the same position some
months ago,
Successful Hunteis.
Murtcn J. Oliver and pan. H,i, en
joyed u hunting trip ovei the .Mooslcs
Triday, und (nought back llfteen gra
squirrels and seven pheatants.
Witnessed Good Foot Ball Gnmo.
J. missel! Jones, niaimgei of the Cat
honclnle Indlunu. attended the foot ball
game on Saturday between IJIalr Hall
(N. J.) and Wyoming Seminary elevens,
on the grounds of the luttcr, Thu gunie
wns of special Ititot est, Inamntich 113
(ho Hcmlnaiy temn Is a possible com
petitor of the 1 milium. It wits one of
the best games that Mr, .tones over
witnessed In this section. The Ulnlr
Hull eleven wpip mere boys as com
pitted with the Semlnnry itlolierai but
they hud n selentlltu knowledge of the
game nnd playing as one mall, fultly
inn uwny fioni their competitors. The
scoio wns 21-I1. The nnlv score of the
Semlnniy tenm was made by the bull
going behind the lino on a fumble. Tho
nVdngo weight of the New .Teisev
clcen was not mine than one bundled
nnd fifty pounds, while the Semlnniy
tpmn wns lonsldetnhly higher,
DA VIES' POST'S INSPECTION.
Colonel John McComb Has Issued
His Older in Refoionce Theicto,
nnd the Event la to Occur Wed
nesday Evening.
Not to Memmlul day, the niinunrln
spectlon of u Oinnd Aitny post Is an
event of lnipoitanie with the vetcinns
of the CMI win. '
On that ocenslou the yeai's woik Is
passed In icIew, and the ofllccin of a
post me rcnulicd to gle tin exhibition
of their capabilities nnd efficiency.
It Is nn event which gives an oppor
tunity to ii commander to lllustuitc
mid exemplify the beautiful lltuullstlc
woik of the order; nnd If he Is a man
of sttong pcisonnllty, good incnioiy nnd
diamutlc skill, he inn win a, high rating
for his post.
Post Davles has the distinction ot
having one ot the best coiiiniandeis In
the Keystone state, and the comrades
appieclute this fact. In contemplating
any annul Anny function, the inein
bpis of out local eteian organizations
feel nsui ed of sucicss If they know
Colonel McComb Is Identified with it.
llegatdlng the coming Inspection,
Post Diiics hus In Its chief executive
olllcer ii man ot leiognlzed ability us a
student of national e.cnts, a wiltei ot
gieat forte, a poet alieady famous, an
oiator whose lncsie laiiBiinge holds
attention, and a soldier who saw active
hervltp all through the wnr or lSGl-lSG"i
So when it is said that Commander
John McComb will on nest Wednesday
evening stand as the exemplar of G. A.
II. woik for Post 1S7, the language Is
Intended to convey the Idea that he will
stand for the highest gindo ot woik
done In the oulei, and that bis post will
add ltistie to the brilliant teioid that It
hns attained slnio he assumed Its man
agement Captain P. Del.acy, Inspcctoi-at-laige,
and Adjutant O. H. Wtlght, of
Oilflln post, of Seianton, will ionic to
our illy olllclally Wednesday evening
and lepiesent the depaitment Inspec
toi. It Is expected that seveial coni
i.ules ftom Post 139 will make a frater
nal visit.
Following Is Colonel MeComb's oidci.
Cnmiade Davies' post Is to be inspect
ed Wedncsilav pvinliig, Oitnbn -'J, 100.'
Adjutant O 11 U light, of post 1 !"l. has
been design ited to ofllil illv (uiulmt tho
woik JIc will be accompanied bv Cap
tain I DcLacv, Inspcctoi-it-laie. wlio
intends to tavoi 0111 post with a visit
I shall esteem it a gieat kindness il jom
will iomp to the hall as tailv as 7 o ( loci.
In piopn uiilfoim if possible, and give
us the plpusaio of voui lompinj.
Von know how Impoitant an "event of
this Kind Is and how neiessaiv It Is lint
euli iiiopaHpi should do his best to main- I
lain the diRiiltv of the post
ri.itPinallv voius
John McComb, Commanilci.
Ilcailriiiaittis 71-7: Salem avenue
AMUSEMENTS.
"Faust"' This Evening.
"Faust," which never glows old, will
lie offcied to the pittons of the Cliand
this evening The piece Is under tho
dhectlon of Shlpm.in Ilios, which is .1
glial autec that the company and the
staging will bo fully up to the stand
aid loquhed to make this pioductlon
.successful Five -ets of scenery ato
can led and tlieie is a mvil.id ot elec
tiic.il effen ts.
The "Mephl-to" of the piece will bo
Alan Taboi. who is cicditcd with giving
a finished bit of acting.
This will be the Inst utli action at the
Giand toi two weeks
Satuiday Night's Play.
"M Fiiencl Hog.in," a ftuce-comedy
with sufllcient nonsensical nbsuidltip's
to cieate lots of loughtei, was the at
tt action at tlie Giand on Satuiday
niglit. Tlieie have been funiiiei shown
nt the (liaud and tlieie have been
shows not any funnlei. Tlieie weie
good singing and dancing, home new
jokps and a few old friends Altogether
the nttiactlon .unused and pleased the
good-sl.ed audience. Mullen, the load
ing comedian, nnd Annie Dunn, his
wife, weie both heio befoie In "Mc
Doodle's Flats "
STRENUOUS FOOT BALL.
The Biokeis Scoie a Victoiy Over
the Swiftwinds.
The ie was an Intcicsting game of
foot ball between the Biokeis and the
Svvlttw Inils vvheiein the former won
the contest bv a sioip of 10 to 0. The
game was a dene battle lor supiem
acy, and the Biokeip, by stipes of their
heav.v line, managed to scorn twice, al
though their lighter advei-uiles con
stantly menaced the Ihokeis' goal and
claimed two touchdowns which tho
otlleeis of the game did not allow.
The game was Intel inpted bj dl.
pule.s too fieniieutly to be or gieat In
tel est to the spectatois ulong tho side
lines.
A Soilous Joke.
While Mlnht'3 Maisaiet McDonald nnd
Agnes Mullady, of this clt), stenoB
inpheis In the International I'one
Bpondence fcehools, weie lu a vault for
some pupeiH in the bchool's building lu
Hcianton, last week, a Joklnpr lad Mint
tho door. Tho combination wns pptiuif,',
CHILD WEAKNESS.
You can worry for months
about your weak child and not
succeed in doing it a fraction
of tho good that comes from
little daily doses of Scott's
Emulsion.
The cure of child weakness
is not the matter of a day but
of steady common-sense treat
ment. Children like Scott's Emul
sion and thrive on it.
Perfectly harmless yet power
ful for good.
Seed for Free Sample
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemhu, oj rl St N. ,
1.HJ1MERYJ.D.
In a Carefully Prepared Ar
ticle recommends Dr. D.
Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy.
In a recent issue of the New York
Mngnrlno of Sanitation and Hygiene, tho
recognized authority on all matters per
taining to health, James II. Montgom
ery, M. D says editorially i
" After a careful investigation of Dr.
David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, a
specific for kidney, liver and bladder
troubles, rheumatism, dyspepsia and con
stipation with its attendant ills, we nro
free to confess that a more meritorious
medicine has never come under the exam
ination of the chemical and medical ex
perts of tho New York Magazine of Sani
tation and Hygiene. In fact, after the
most searching tests and rigid inquiry in
to the record of Dr. David Kennedy's Fa
vorite Remedy, it becomes a duty to re
commend its uso in unequivocal term to
every reader of this journal whoso com
plaint comes within the list of ailments
which this remedy is advertised to cure.
We have obtained such overwhelming
proof of the efficacy of this specific have
so satisfactorily demonstrated its curative
powers through personal experiments
that a care for tho intciests of our readers
leadsus tocall attention to itsgi eat value."
JAMES H. MONTGOMERY, M. D.
It is for sale by all druggists in tbo
New BO Gent Slxo nnd the regular
$1.00 sire bottles less than a cent a dose.
Samptf bottle enough for tt ial, free by nlatl.
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation, Rondout, N. Y.
Dr. PnTld Kennedy's Cherry nnliinm best for
Colds, Coughs, Consumption. 25c, COc, $1.00.
nnd in an Instant tlie joiing ladles weie
startled nt Hie thought that they weie
locked in. Their situation wan endnn
preied by the clicmnstance that the
liiiin who knew the combination was
out of the building and vould not bo
back for a couple of houis. Happily,
howevet. nn employe of the boiler loom
tame to the ilscuc with the infonna
tlon that theio was a trap dooi load
ing from the ault to the passage lead
ing to the boiler loom. The joung
1. idles .suffered somewhat fiom the de
vltull7ed air, but tallied quickly. It
has not been lecoided what was the
fate of the joking lad.
Little Folks' Party.
Miss Ituby Hounds, daughter of Mr.
nnd Mis. Jesse Rounds, entei tallied a
liumbet of her little fi lends at hci home
In Rejnshanhuist, Satuiday aftei noon.
The p.uty was in lionoi of Miss Ruby's
eighth blrthdaj. She received a gieat
many piesents, among which was a
beautiful diamond lingv
The little ones weie entei tallied by
Misses Mabel Vincent, Coia Fi amy
and ldltli C'asej, wlio also seived them
with refreshments.
The joung folks at the meiry gather
ing were: Misses Ftliel Hlllei, Rowena
AVilco, Helen. Vana.iii. Susan Leshei.
Peail C'lilf, Edioss Menlck. Kva Dlx.
Anna I.oshci, Mai Ion Hojle, Lillian
Fmniett, Mazlo Spaffoid, Chai lotto
Moigan, Geitiude Uieese, Kdlth Wal
kei, Geitiude AVagnei, Nellie Hollen
back, Gladjs Rounds, Ruby Rounds,
Anna Rounds, of Unlondalo, and Mas
teis John Hiller, James Ttevorton,
llalpli Rounds, Piene Rounds.
runeial Yesterday.
Tho funci.il set vices over the remains
of Peter Sommets-, who died In Kmei
gency hospital lat week, were held
jestetdny afternoon at 2 o'clock. The
leinains weie taken to tho Piesbytet
lan chinch, wheie tho pastoi conducted
the ceieinonj. Inteiment was made In
Maplewood cemeteiy.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Miss Gi.uo Whitney, of Houesdale, is
visiting f i lends In town.
llev. W. M. Illller is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Tied Illller, of this city.
How aid Maze, of Canaan stieet, is
confined to his home with sickness.
Rev. Di. O. A. Place, of Houesdale,
called on old fi lends In this city, Fil
d.iy. W. H. Hionson has been entei tabling
his two slsteis., f 1 0111 Uniondale, foi the
past tew dnvs.
Miss Leila Halleck, of WjaUisIng, Is
a guest at the home ot Itev. Di. and
Mis. H. J. Wlialen, at the Baptist p.u
fconace. Mis Adam Hhtiester nnd .son, Ray
mond, have i etui ned to their home in
Wajm.ut, altei spending a week with
Mid. Chailes Shuester, on Mitchell ave
nue. Chniles Tlminons has lcslgned his
position at the Hcudilck woiks and Is
now lelegtaph lineman foi the Delu
wnie and Hudson conipau.
Hugcne Cliapman has i etui ned to his
home In Salem, Wayne county, after
visiting his patents, .Mi. and Mrs.
Ciioige Chapman, n few days.
Miss Minnie Rocslgei, of .South Wjo
ming stt cot, hns mounted her duties at
Rre.se litos,' Salem avenue diy goods
stoie, ufter seveial months' leave of ab
sence. Her fi lends among the store's
pinions will welcome hei letuin,
Mr. and Mis. Gcoige H, Kimball, who
have been spending tho sumiuci nt
their fonner homo In llangor, Me, ar
lived home Filday night. The expect
to lemuln about tluee weeks and then
leave lor California, wheie they will
spend the w Intel Their stay at Han
gor wnb highly enjoyable.
To Cure a Cold In One Dny
Take I..iative H101110 Qululno Tablets.
AH duigglsis icfuiul the money If It
falls to cine, i:, W. Glove's (signature
i3 on each bcu, 23c,
MONTDALE.
A veiy pleiibant suipilse parly was
teiuleieil Mi. and Mis, i;,ulenton Vos
biirg, tit their home in Montdale, 011
Tuesday afteinoon, October 14, by their
niauy filendt., pi e inns to ihel) depait
inu loi Wilkes-Haire, wheie they ex
pect to make their homo with Mr. Vos-
lungs daughter. Those piesent weie:
Ml und .Mis. Knilenton Voshmg, Mr
and Mis AI011.0 Vosbutg, Mhs i.niu
Voshmg, Mr. and Mis, Olles Saul, .Mr,
and Mis Richard (Inivrl, Mi. and Mis,
Jacob Walteis and son, Mis. .Moit
llobbs, Mrs. James Wheeler, Mis, Stun
ner V.ill, Mis. ciaia Wether lj, Miss
Winnie Heiiv, James Cargll, Oeoige
1'sher, of Montdalei Rev and Mri.
Thomas H.iker, .Mr. and Mis. Wllllaiu
.Shannon, Mis. .Mary Hlocum, Mis.
Abrum Oakley, Mrs. t-'.uah Henedlct,
Mis. .Maltha Km dick, Mib. Jane Mile?,
Mis. Catherine Huberts, Mis. Iia Mit
ten, Miss lAiMe Mitten, Mis. Helen
tjnilth, Miss H.uah I'laik, Mis. Cluules
Ratight, Miss May Hivlnple, .Mr, and
Mis. Voiuoii i;ttinger, of Uieen Oiove;
.Mrs. Rettlc Hrj-, of Wilkes. Uane;
Uhaileb. Stanton, of Cnrbondale.
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Connolly
Towels A Bargain
Special offer of 600 fringed
Damask Towels, all linen, large
size, value 20c each, at 2 for
25 cents.
75-Cent Serge
46 Inches
A strictly All-Wool Serge, of fine texture, in tlie leading colors navy
blue, green, brown, garnet. Full width, 46 inches, and sold CAr
everywhere at 75 cents Here for ullv
Some of ths AU-Wool French Flannels at
the patterns are choice, the cloth the finest
make splendid Shirt Waists for a mere song.
Small Furs
M Some of the New Styles
55 It's a little early to talk much about heavy
5 coats and fur-lined wraps, but women are al-
3 ready thinking about small neck pieces and put-
5C ting them aside for the first cold day.
5g It's going to be tippets most all of this year
ttjr exact copies of the furs of olden days. They
ft are wide .enough to cover the shoulders like
capes and hang down well in front. But the
chief point is that they must be Hat, without
5 collars, and with nothing to stand up around
V the neck.
W Prices start atibout $4.00, and rise by easy
ft stages to as high a'figure as you may want to
c5 Pay fr exclusive tine furs.
Connolly & Wallace
x 123-125-127-129 Washington Ave. R
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JERMYN MA YFIELD.
The ending ot the stiikc is la logins
homo the men who have been w 01 king
avva nnd on Satuiday ovei s!tv of the
stilkers who liuvc been emploved at Unt
falo, Ithacu and othei points ennio inck
Othcis who aie in tho Iiu vvcsl aio ic
poiled to be leatlj to commenrc the home
vvaid Joinuey jut as soon as the s.tiiUo
is ofliclallj declnipcl olf.
Ml. nnd Mis Will Tilm. of Plttsloii,
weie jesteidaj guests of All nnd Mis
T. 1! Ci aw foul, ot Second stieet.
Alt . Davis, a lepiescntatlvc of 0110 of
the huge T?ew Yolk silk mills, vns jes
teul.iy the guest of II T Mus-vvcll, of
Main stieet,
Mis Dva Gilfllths, of Seianton, was
esteiday the guest of hei cousins, tlio
Misses Gtifllllis, of Main stieet
Philip ISakci, u well known and hlghlv
icspectcd lesiclcnl of Main stieet, died at
j o clock last evening aftei a long and
painful Illness of tjphold fevei. In ceased
was a native of Cornwall, Hiigliud. wheie
lie w.ns hoi 11 lu 3S.il lie came to Jcimn
ill 1870 nnd icsuled heie until is",' and
then moved to Pl mouth. In ! he lc
tuined to Jeini.vn and his since icslded
heie Deceased was a veiy IndiistiloiH
and haul vvoiklng man and until he was
titty je.us of use vvoiked in the mines
Uo was thru by his caieful savings en
abled to 1 utile fiom haul woik and be
came a p.utuei with tho late C. D. Whi
ten In stinting thu huge stoio heio of C.
D. Wintei .v. Co. Pievlous to ids Illness
lie had enjoed exceedingly good health
and his tcmpeiate habits hid given him
a stioug constitution. Tho iaviif.es nf the
fevei, iiowevei, pioved 11101 0 than ho
could oveuomo and left him In such a
wt.ikened condition thai his death ha 1
been dallj expected Ho was a niemboi
of the Methodist Dplscop.il e lunch and
loi many eals a tiusteee Ills death
icinoves one who by his oveij-dnv llfo
bad won tho respect ot nil he cnnie in
coutni t Willi und his lens will bn felt bj
the community lie Is sunlvcd bv his
wife, one dauhtei, Mis W. H Nothei
ton, ot Wjomlng, und tin 1 e sons, c I'
Dnkcr, Di, A, J, rs.tkci, of Dud en, and
Di W. J Hukci, of this hnrormli. Tho
fiiueial aiiangemonts have not lueii'iKII
nlloly settled but lu all pinbublllt.v it will
tuko place Wednesday atleiiiocui The
stoie 01 C. D Winter & Co, will, 011 ac
count of Mi Dnkei's death, be t lived tor
a few das.
TAYLOR.
Tho following delegate) fiom the tluee
lodtl unions will intend the t'nlteil Aline
Woikois of American convention to ho
hold nt vVllkoa-Haiio todiy, Piom Tai
lor local, John Ilnsliiini; fiom Pjno local,
John 13 Owens, Aichbald local, D J,
'I humus and Mlko Shiomi
Mis John Ilinrhcs, of Main stieet was
tho guest of her (iuuglitei. Alls W 11
liangwei, at Lincoln Heights, jcsteulov
James Scilvens letiuned homo vestei
day ftom a few mouths' stay at Illooms
buig Tnlllo G, Tlinmns, of Colon htltet,
called on fllemls at ructoijvlllo isle,
daj Diugglst Alfied l)es. of 1'oiest Cjt.e,
lias mtuined at let spending a few ilas
In town
John Hums, of Still 1 lice 11, Is the guest
of Ills inolliei, Alls William Hums, of
Glove stieet.
Pioiessoi John' II Hums, of Caibon
dale, called 011 fileiuls in town jcsleulav
AII.h Vettlo Scheiei 01 Clink's lliimmlt,
spent jcstcitluy as the uest of hei pi
IcptH All ami Alls J.ctoli Schcuei, of
I'nlon stieet
How's ThlsP
Wo offer One liundied Dolluis Itewiud
foi mi cute of Cat u ill Hint ciiiiuol bo
uilecl b Halls Caliuih Cine
P J CIIDNDV CO. Toledo O
We, thu undersigned, liuvei known 1' I
Cheney for tho list D etus, and liellevu
him porlccll) hoiioiahle in all husiuet's
ti.itisuc lions and fluaneliillv 1I1I0 to c.itiy
out any nbllKallons iniiilu b tlu'll 111 m
WDST A: THl'A.N, Whulesilo Dluuglsts.
Toledo. O
WAl.DING. M.S'NAN .W .MARVIN,
Wholesale Duigglsis '1 oleclo O
Hall's CHtiuih I'uio Is tiikin internally,
acting dhectly upon thu blood ami niii
cons sin faccti ot tho systuni Ttniimoul
als sent ficc. Pilco 73e. pel bottle. Sold
bv all drutryl.sls
Halls rumllv Pills aio the best
Scranton's Shopping
Suiting
Wi
ANHOUWCEMENTS OF
THE RAILROADS
The Gieat West
Has cntalnly niaiiy atttactlons in the
way of beautiful lesoitb for tliose seek
ing health 01 pleasuie, and the fann
ing sections of the west ,11c now cujoj
ing iiupiccedented piospeilty, which
should bo of al)oihlng intetest to those
contemplating seeking a new home In
n glowing section of 0111 gieat countiy.
Daily dining Octobet, the Nicklc Plate
mill out vill sell special low-iate, one
way tickets to points all thiough the
west These tickets ,11 u good on the
IVisonnlly Condueted Tians-Contlnen-tal
Toms, which leave , Hoston eveiy
M0nd.1v and Wednesday noon, in tlie
elegant Pullman Totuist Sleeping Cars,
which have ov 01 .v tiling for commit and
convenience of passengeis at rates less
than half those chaiged lor Stniuluid
Pullman accominodntions. These Tour
ist C.ns pass tlnough New Yoik state
on West bhoie tialn No. 1, via Rottei
clnrn Junction, Htlea, Syracuse and
Rochestei, at which points paitles may
join them. As they have become moie
widely known, the pitionage has
steadily become of highei class and In
ci eased In number s, until thej .11 e now
the most popular mid lilgli class tenu
is! t.u exclusions liom this section to
tho west, For tickets and Inloiniatlon
,ee ncaiest agent, 01 wilte It. V. Pajne,
genual agent, No. '2'A Alain stieet, I5uf
t u lei, N. Y.
Special Excuision Train, Lackawan
na Bnihoad, Wilkes-Daiie to
Scrnnton and Eetuin for Mrne.
Sembilch Concert, Oct. 21.
On iiccount of the beiubiich conceit
al the Aunoij, Scinnlon, the l.ncl.u
wamiii inllioacl will inn a special Main
Tuesday, Oct. Jl, leaving Wilkes- Rin ie
7.00 p. 111., Kingston, 7,10, W.voiuliig,
7 .'0; West Plttston, 7 2", Kusepichan
1111 Avenue, 7 JO, Plttston Junction, 7:i,"i;
Tajlni, 7 50. One f.ne foi the loutiil
tilp. Rctuinlng leave Seianton nt 11,1,1
p in, Special tiollej cms fpr use nf
c'.xciiislnuists mil), will meet tiaiii and
11111 diieet to uimoiy and letuin uftci
conceit. Tiollej cms will also niect
train nt Kingston on letuin Mlp to ar
coimuodate WIlkcH-IJauo pultons.
13.G0 to Cleveland, Ohio, nnd Re
turn, via tho Lehigh Vnlloy Enll
load, October SO nnd 21.
On account orgenetal nilssluuai) con
vention, Alethodist Episcopal chin di, at
Cleveland, Ohio, October 21-21, tho Le
high Valley inllioacl will sell special
louud Mip tickets al ?lljtj0, good tn ic
titin to nnd including October 27th,
good cm all Mains except the lilac k
Diamond ex-piess. See ticket agents
lor fuither iutoi mullein,
New York.
The New York, Oiitaiio nnd Western
Railio.ul company's annual tall exclu
sion to New Yoik city will ho run on
Monday, Octobei 27. tho 1 etui 11 faio
fiom all btutlons, Seianton to Caibon
dale, inclusive, being $1.1,. Tickets good
lor live days. At this time of the year,
'the Ontario route" 110111 this section
stn passes all other s, owing to Rs pip.
tuiesrpie steneiy, the lido Mom Com.
wall to New Vuk, along the Hudson,
being m ispei ! delightful one
I'Vir fin then 1 .itlculnis, apply tq
ngents, 01 .1 i: ni, T. P A, Scran
ton, Pa.
OReduced Rites to NtvOilenns nnd
Return Vln Southein Railway.
On iiccount of tho meeting of Amer
ican Hankers asoclarloii, New Qi'lpuns,
Lu., Nov. Xlthtyih, UH).', the &outiern
lallway will sell round tilp tickets limn
Wuslilngton, D. C. to New Orleans, La.
rip M f!
Wallace
ii
Center
Women's $1.50 Gloves
The finest glace and suede kid
gloves that we know of for $1.50
are the Jouvin made-for us in
France, the country of gloves.
jr
enfs a Yard
35 cents are still here,
65 - cent variety. They
Men's Underwear
Choose what suits your occupation, pay for
whatever grade you prefer you may be assured
of service and satisfaction in any of the great
stock we have collected for this season's needs.1
50c to $7.50 a garment.
Silk Petticoats
Never Ins tlure been such a petticoat 'ear
as this. Bvery woman who buys .1 new fall
gown must have one of silk to wear underneath
the unlined skirt.
In back silk the assortment is good and a
wide range in solid colors, plaids and changeable
sijks, Anywhere from $5 to 30 will buy a
pretty one.
on Nov. Slh, Oth and 10th at rate of
one f.uo, viz, $J"30; final limit 10 days
fiom date of sile, except by depositing
tickets vvlth joint agent. New Oilcans
on 01 befoie Nov. ISth, and. payment '
of fee of fifty cents, tickets can be ex
tended until Nov. 30th, 1902.
Rate fiom Philadelphia $32 85. Cor
lesponilingly low latcs fiom other
points.
Tho Southern lallwny opeiates tlneo
tlnough ti.iliib dallj with Pullnuin
cliawing-ioom sleeping cai s fiom New
V01 If, Philadelphia and Washington to
New Oi leans without change: dining
cat seivlcc on all tlnough Mains.
Chailes 1. Hopkins, D. P. A. Southern
inllvvay, S2S Chestnut street, Philadel
phia will furnish all Infoimntion.
Theie's Wo Place Moie Homelike.
Lakewood the fashionable Lakewood
the gloi ions, is tho one resoi t to w hich
the lesoitet now luius for a peiiod ot
enjoyment, and such enjoyment in
cludes eveiv known spoit.
Lakewood's dilves, than which theio
1110 none bettei, attiaet a gay thtong
and Maps of eveiy kind aie in constant
use. Tho hunt attinets many, likewise
cycling and polo, but when one finds
Mich delightful, yes woiidciful links us
1. ikowood possesses, 0110 little vvondeis
tlint golf Is the popular game. Another
featute of prominence Is its hotels, I103
tcliles ciiiimiodlous, giand or lather
palatial, wheie one's welfare Is thu flist
and teneinou consldciation. These
cuallllcatlons. Including a most mar
velous atinospheie, have made Lake
wood famous the wot Id ovei. This le
soit is lenched only via the New Jeisey
Ccntial, and Its passenger dcpaitinent
In New Y01U has issued u booklet on
Lil.cwood vvlileli Is teplete with tutor
ination, und It's youis tor the asking,
Reduced Rates to New Orleans, La,,
nnd Return Via Southern Rnll-
wny.
f)u account meeting American Feder
ation ot Labor, Now Oi leans, La No
vember 11-2.', 100.', the Southein Rail
way will sell round-trip tickets from
Washington to New Oilcans, La., on
November 11 and U, at rate of one faie,
vl, $'7 fiO, ilnnl limit November 21,
U0J, Couespondingly low iiites ftom
other points,
Tho Southern Railway opeiates tluee;
tlnough Mains dully vvitii Pullman
diuwlug-iooin sleeping cms, flour New
Yoik, Philadelphia, and Wushlngton to
New Oilcans without change; dlnlns
ear setvlce 011 all tlnough trains.
Chailes 1.. Hopkins, distiict pissenger
agent, Southern Railway, S.'S chestnut
stieet, Philadelphia, will furnish all In
formation, NEW.AI1LFORD.
Special to tho Seianton Tilbuno.
New Alllfoul, Oct 17 -11 J Tiftuny ami
lanilly spent tho clay Thuisdiiy vvltl
f 1 lends at Lavsillv
James Coliniuu and wife and daughtois,
Alls Nellie Gillesplu ami Alls Clnrlcs
Lines 01 (iieat llend attended tho "Hai
vest Homo' at tho B.iptlat chinch TIuus
clay
Jllss Niltle Willlnms, of Siiscitichnnnii,
vlhlted f 1 lends in town Tluusday unci
I'llday
Miss l.etlle ociellioiiso and Miss Nettle
Stlllwell aio visiting ic-lntlvet, at Dim
huh k
Allss Helen Taft visited AIlss Blanche
Tallmnn .11 Nnilh Jin kson list week
AN OLD AlTD WELL-TRIED REMEDY.
MRS WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUB
ror children teething, is the preset Iptlon ol
cue of tho best fern 1I9 phyblUans and
Siurses In tha United States, and has been
used sixty; ycais with riover-falUng sueS
rcss by ml lions of mothers for their chlU
dren During tho process of teethlna rt
jaluo .s Incalctilal. e. R relieves t lo Eh Ie
from pain, cuies diarrhoea, griping in tlij
towels, anil wlnd-co c. By gtv Iner health
in the ch Id it iosIm th LZ,i.'Jls .?.,L1!'
tvvcuLy-Uj ccnta a boitla. v-
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