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THB.SGRANTON THIBUNB-WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1002.
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WEST SCRANTON
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Hopkin' Hopkins Died from Injuries Sus
tained in Briggs Shaft Several
Accidents Other Notes.
A bciIous accident ocoiitietl In tlio
Brlggs shaft of tlio Scranton Coal com
pany nt 10 o'clock yesterday morning,
In which three men were Injuicd, one
fatnlly, and the other two more or less
Hovcicly. The miner killed v.ns Hopkin
Hopkins of North Itebceca avenue, and
tho laborers Iniuted were Michael Kol
osky and Chailca Gnidatsky, both of
Division street.
Tho pillars of tlio chamber wheie
they were at work had been temoved,
causing a large "bench" of top coal to
loosen and when a blast was Hied the
roof fell, crushing tho thiee men ""be
neath It. As quickly as possible the
Ictlms wcip icsouod and first aid to
the Injured offered by fellow woiknien.
Uupklns was taken to his home and
Hi. D. J. Jenkins and Dr. W. Ilowlanil
Davles were called. They found that
Ills thigh, had been ftuotured, several
libs were broken, his head was badly
rut, and ho alo suffciod Internal In
juries. He remained unconscious until
7.t" o'clock last evening, when death
lellcved his sufferings.
Uecensed was a member of Enlctpilse
lodge, Loyal Knights of Ameilca, and
tlio espouse Mine Accidental fund. He
Is survived bv his wife and four ilntigh
nrs nertha, Edith, Jennie and Maggie.
Kolosky and flaidotsky were taken to
the AVtst Side hospital, where their In
juries weie diesed by Dr. B. O. Bed
doe, the house phjsitlun for the pies-
ent month. The former was badly
squeezed, and wlille no fraetutcs aio
fippaiont, ho suiters fiom seven Inter
nal Injuries. Oaidot'ky had his foot
fr.ictuied and .sustained cuts and
bruises. Ttotli will probably rccovci.
Entertainments Xast Evening.
'two first class enteitalnments weie
hi Id last evening, one in Sumner Ave
nue Presbyteihnn church, and the oth
er in St. Mai It's LuthtMati chinch. At
the former Besaleel Davles pieslded,
and the talent Included Almn Gealey,
Mis. Frank Bruiidage, Lillian LaB.ii,
Via Jones, Maud Weatberhog, Benja
min Hughes and Walter Davies. The
programme included -olos, diilta and
lucitatlons. A candv ocIW and
luncheon was aftei wards enjoyed.
At the entei talnment in St. Mark's
Lutheran chinch, Xtev. A. L Itamer
presided. The pitions weie presented
with little socks into which sums in
pennies lepresentiiig twice tho sie
they iip.it were dropped and collected
as an admission f o. The affair was
in charge of the Woman's Guild, and
a musical and llteraty piogiamme was
furnished by Mis. A. L. Ramer, Misses
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Five stamps given away with
each, bottle of Dufour's French Tar
G. W. JENKINS.
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Full Bleached, Pure Linen Table Damask, 2
yards wide, in five new and beautiful pat
terns, with open work borders. We bought
them at a special price and offer the lot
for Thanksgiving week only at the bar
gain price. A regular 75c quality CQ
reduced to u"C
I Lovely Silk
A superb new line shown for the first time
this morning. The assortment is full and
complete aud embraces all the popular
styles in cut and trim.as well as all the good
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weaves and colorings,
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Handsome Lace Collars 1
Iu St, Gall, Point Venice, Chiffou, Batistes
and other favorites. Colors, black, white,
cream and linen. Beautiful examples of
w' $25.00 to $3.00
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Iu Table Covers, Shams, Square and Round
D'Oyles, Covers for Chiffonieres, Sideboards,
Dressing Tables, Stands, etc.,in Irish Point,
Cluny, Duchess, Rennaissance, Russian,
Arabian, aud other laces, also Teueriffe and
Taro Drawn Work, In square aud round '
style the sizes runfiom 6x6 to 54x4 iuches.
In scart shapes from 9x13 iuches to 20x72
inches. These are all hand work aud superb
creations of a lovely art.
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Alice Paff, Esther Flnnoclt, Anna Bar
tell, Loldy Gatagan and Joseph Pholpu.
JlofreshmentB were seivcd after tho
entertainment.
Good Bowling .Match.
Two local teams, known as the
"Ciabs" and "Droppers," played three
good games on tho West Side Bowling
olub'K allejs Inst night, the fotmer
team winning two of the three games'.
The plnyets nud seotes weie as fol
lows: CUABS
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Pied Stiong was lcfciee
Thiee Moie Accidents.
Samuel Bev an, of 1128 Hampton
stteet, a young man employed about
the Bellevue breaker, had his sleeve
caught In machinery jesteiday while
oiling, and his arm was fractmed.
E. Washington Morgan, residing at
307 Fifteenth street, employed by the
Globe Hoofing company, met with a
painful, but not seilous, accident while
at work Monday. He was chopping
wood with a hatchet, when tho hatchet
slipped and almost .seeted the thumb
of his left hand.
MI'S Louia Knopf, redding on Fif
teenth street, and a pupil at No. 32
school, while on her way home from
school yesteiday met with a painful
accident. She was walking upon a
stone wall and, slipping, fell to the
giound, sustaining painful bruises
about the face and neck.
Other Hospital Cases.
William Cooper, aged 21 year", a res
ident of North Scranton, emploved as
a minei in the Bi Iggs shaft, had his
lolt hand fractmed while nt work jei
terday. His injuiv was dressed at tlio
West Side hospital.
A bov named Thomas Cnrden was
bitten bv a dog vestoid.iv. The wound
was cauterized at the West Side hos
pital. File In Bellevue.
Tho alaim tinned In fiom box U,
at the corner ot Fifth stieet and Bioad
way at 3 20 o'clock vesteiday aftornndh
was due to the disccheiy of a slight
fire In O'Connor couit, between Second
street and the New Jersey Centi.il
railroad.
An overheated chimney was the cause
ings
Dress Skirts
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Offer
but the flatties were extinguished before
any particular damage. rcBUlted. Tho
property 1b owned bv Joseph Weiss, and
is occupied by a Polish family. Hose
company No. 3 and Chemical company
No. 2 responded to the call.
Funeral of Thomas Wiight.
Tho funeral of the late Thomas
"Wright, a victim of tho lccetit street
car accident, In North Scranton, oc
curred yesterday, afternoon nt 3 o'clock
from deceased's boarding1 place, IMC
Svvctland stteet. A large cortpge fol
lowed the remains to St. Patrick's
church, where short services were held.
A largo representation of the Brlsbtn
Mine Accident fund, of which deceased
was a member, wore In attendance at
the funeral, nnd the pnll bearers weie
selected fioin among them. Interment
was made In tho Cathedral cemetery.
Events of This Evening.
Tho tenth annual harvest daneo of St.
Patiick's Ladles' Irlh Catholic Benevo
lent union, No. f02, will bo held In Mcars'
hull this evening.
Contributions for the Thanksgiving of
fering to the poor, by tho Junior Chris
tian Endeavor society, may bo sent to
tho Washburn Streot Presbytei Ian chuich
this afternoon and evening.
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
Ladv Shaftesbury assembly, Itojal So
cletv of Oood Fellows, will meet thla
evening In Bed Men's ball, corner of Main
avenue and Jackson street at 7 SO After
the business meeting a social session will
be held. All members of the Itoyal so
ciety of Good Follows aie invited.
Funis al Dliector John E. Regan ie
coveied his hoi so and buggy jcsterdnj
morning, which was stolen fiom In fiont
ot tlio Lackawanna Valley House. The
outfit was located nLar the countv Jail.
Members ol Camp 178, Paliiotfc Order
Sons of Amoilci, aie requested to meet
at thill hall tomonow alleinnon at ISO
o'clock to attend the funeral of their lato
In other, Fred Oln.idei. A 'peclal meet
ing will bo held In the hall this evening.
Joseph Caposky, of 420 South Kcjser
avenue, emploed as a I lhornr In tho
Conttal mine, hid his foot cruhcd by
a fall of coal cstpiday.
The Apollo Lltoiarv nnd Social club
held a meeting In their rooms last, even
ing, at which a soei.il cession was en
jocd. Thomas F. Hobeits, of Clailte Bro '
gioeery department, has accepted a posi
tion ns tr ivellng salesman for Lutz &
Schram, with hoadquarteis in Blngham
ton. Di. Bobert White, n graduate of the
University of Pennsvlvniila, has located
on South Main avenue
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Police Maglstiate Bezaleel Uivies will
leave for New Voik todav, wheie be will
spend a week, taking in the Brookljn
eisteddfod and giand oppia.
Oscar Oswald of Men Weld avenue,
will leave foi New York today to spend
a few d.ns as tho guet,l ot his cousin.
Ljtin Ileese, of Noith Ihdc I'aik ave
nue, will leave todav for Stindii'-buig. to
spend Thanksgiving at the Noimal school
MKses Noima Nleholls. Ksther Davies.
Kdna T) Kvnns, Lama and Snail lluglios
leave to d.iv to spend a few dijs shop
ping and to attend gi mil opei i.
Miss Ida Ilalitt, oq Now York rlty. is
spending a tew ,da with lier pirents,
Jlr. and Mrs CTinrles H.iylett, of South
Ilvde Park avenue
H. A. Tli int. or South Ninth stieet Is
able to lesume woik again aftei a pio
ti acted 1IIik!j.
CI n ton Fiounfelker, of South Ujdo
I'ark avenue, is tho guest of fi lends in
New York
tfanj Selllnger, of North Hromlev ave
nue, is spending a few davs with relatives
hi Fhnlia ,
Mis. in Loo, of North Lincoln aenue,
is convalpscliig .vftir an illiics
Mr" Janus Williams, of Curboml.ilo,
Is tlio guest ot iclatives on Jackson
street.
Mrs. Roger Fvaus, of Jackson street,
has icturncd home finm a Mt with
her diughicr at W st Che-ter.
Jtis Strong and daughtei. Isabel, of
Aubtiin, N Y, aio the guests of Mis.
Eugene Stiong, of South Main avonup
Mrs Willi un aillups, ot Noith Sumner
avenue, is Kiting In Wilkes-Iiano
Mrs. John Jenkins and son, James, ot
Luerne street, are home from a tilp to
New York.
Mrs Hugh 7eed and s()n, Hugh, of
Meridian stieet, are the guests of i da
tives in l'aterson, N. J
DUNMORE.
The nnnml bitiriuet of the lied Men
will bo held in Odd fellows' hall 'llimsdiv
evening. Ihoviotis to the bmauet a pi
lade in costume of the membeis will li
held. 1 his sooletv is one of the mow.
piogiis-.he of any in tho boiongh It is
epecled that several speaKcis fiom othT
lodges mill bo piesent and deliver ad
dresses. The union Thanksgiving seiviees -will
be held In the Methodi&t KpNcopai clitireh
on Thin sdav moinlng nt 10 7) o'clocl:
nov. M. II. Olbhons, of tho Pieabjteiian
chin eh, iv ill pi each tho seimon
The special sei vices heing held at the
Methodist chinch .lie fitlll In piogiess and
being Intgclv attended Special music bus
been juopaied foi the meetings and a
luge choir ot tiaintd oIees is In attend
ance. Jnmes Welsh and son, Thom-it-, of Lo
pez, aio visiting the foimoi a famllv.
Miss K. Anna Gibbons, of Khl.sville,
Mo , who ln-i been tho guest of hei
In other, Rev. W. F. Olbbons, of tho Pies
bjtflilnn chinch for sovoinl weeks, jett
cstadny nioiniim for Now Toik eily,
wheie .sho will meet with tho boaid of
foreign missions of tho Fresbyteilan
chinch, piepantoiy to hoi going to tho
mlslonaiy Held in Japan. She will leavo
this country loi Japan about Januaiy 1.
OBITUARY.
CHARLES O'URIUX, the Infant son
of Mr. nnd Mis. Rlthiiid O'Hilen, died
ut the family residence on Piescott ave
nue, yesteiday afternoon. The funeial
will take place tomonow afternoon nt
o'clock. Interment will bu made In
tho Pcteihbuig cemotei',
THOMAS L. LCK, nged S yearn, died
yesterday at his homo In Stark couit,
West Scianton. Deceased had been n
resident of this city for many years,
and Is huivlved by his wife. Tho
funeral Bei vices .will bu held at tho
house tomorrow afternoon at 2 q'oloik.
Interment will bo made In tho Wnsh
buin stieet cemeteiy,
TUNEBALS.
The funeial of I'reiJ aiumler, jr., will
bo held ThuiMluy atteinoon nt 2 sr
o'clock.
UUUKiAVrASIvt?l
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It Cures Colds, Couch. Soro Throat, Croup, Influ
cura, Whooping couch, llrouchlUa aud AMhma.
A ctrtalu euro for Comumptloa In flret utojrc-e,
aiil a Biito relief in advanced etaKCB. Uto at once.
ou will no i the excelltut njt after taking tho
first dose, fcold by dealers everywhere. Larce
bottles X3 cents aud 60 nuts
NORTH SCR ANTON
FUNEHAJJ OF MRS. MARGARET
GILLESPIE
Services Were Conducted by Rev. Dr.
Guild at the Homo of Her Son, C.
J. Gillespie, on Oak Street Inter
ment Was Made in Dunmoie Ceme
teryEvents That Are Scheduled
for Today and Tomonow Mullen
Tried to Break Into His Home.
Personnl Notes.
The funeral ot the late Mrs. Mar
garet Gillespie was hold from the homo
of Mr. and Mis. C. J. Gillespie, of Oak
street, yepteiday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Long before tho time set for tho
funeral a largo number of the friends
of tho deceased gathered to view the
remultiH for the last time. The ser
vices were in charge of Rev. Dr. George
i:. Guild, of the Piovldenco 1'icsby
teilan church, of which the deceased
was a member. Jlcv. Guild spoke
highly of the Clulstlan lite of tho de
ceased. Tho Providence Presbyterian
church tholr rendered "Asleep in
Jesus" and "Abide with Me" duting
the service. The lloral offeilngs'werc
numerous and beautiful.
The pallbearers weie: Biuce Shot
ton, Bcrton Osterhout, Guy Osterhout,
Ilnlph Gillespie, Joseph Osterhout and
Harold Gillespie.
The remains were home to the Dun
moie cenfeteiy, wheie lnleimcnt was
made in the family plot.
Coming Events.
There will be three games of basket
ball played in tho gymnasium of the
Scranton Institute, North Main ave
nue, Thanksgiving afternoon. The
games will stmt at 3,o'cloek. and tho
games will be played In tnpld succes
sion. An admission fee of 10 cents will
be charged.
The membeis of the Independent
oichestra will conduct their Initial so
cial In the Auditoiium this evening.
The opening lecture in the Young
Women's Christian association's couise
of popular entertainments will begin
at the North Main Avenue tabernacle,
on Thuisday evening, Dec. 2. At that
time Itev. Dr. Pieice will describe the
Passion Play of Oberammeigau.
The Excelsior Dramatic club will
pioduce "Tho Commeicial Duimmci,"
a comedy drama In three acts by Thorn
Mehosc, at the Auditoiium on Thanks
giving evening.
The membeis of the rather Whlttv
society will celebrate their sixteenth
anniversaiy with a banquet and enter
tainment in St. Man's hall, this ecn
lng. Piesidcnt, P. J. Mulherin will net
as toastmaste'i. Toasts will be re
sponded to by Rev. P. J. McManu",
of St. Paul's church, Green Ridge, and
Rev. n, j, JicManus. J. V. Moylan and
J, J. Holmes, of the Holy Rosaiy
chutth
Two Basketball Games.
The Stat Rasketball team defeated
tho St. M.uv's of South Setanton at
the auditorium lost night b a score of
48 to .1
In St; Maij's hall list night tho
Shamroehs obtained a victory over the
Defendeis bj a. j-coie of 12 to 3.
TOLD IN A FEW LINES.
Mis Hollls Smith, of AN'aj no avenue, is
seriouslv III.
Miss Doia Mi Donnugh a tialned nuise
of New "ioik ity, and daughter of Mail
man McDonough, of West Maiket t-ticet.
Is spending a few da:s at the home of liei
parents
Tho bjkciy sliops will be closed all
div Thanksgiving 'llioy will lemain
open until V o clock tonlglit.
Mrs Thomas P. James, of W.tviip ave
nue, attended the funeial of Daid I'ovv
cll. of T.nlor jsteida.
Miss trattio 'I inklep.uigli has leturmtl
to hei home In Dundaff after spending a
few davs with Miss lilineho While, of
Church avenue
Patrick Mullen, of Cayuga street, wn
arifstefl Sunday night bv Lieutenant
Palmer for disordnrlv conduct and rt -sisuime
Mullen went to his home in
an Intoxicated condition nnd tiled to
fore" his wav In, although It is now
cm irantlned, for th leason that tev
er.al of the membeis of the famllv aro
Miffeiing from small-pox. Mullen was at
woik when tlio house was namnntinrd
tomo days ago, and whtn ho r turned
was not admitted, lie took up his resl
denco with a tam'llv bj the name ut
Jackson on Putnam street Mullen was
told Sunday night that ho would not bo
allowed to enter the house, so he tried
to force hlswav in, and was airested.
Tho imglstiato lined him $10, which ho
paid
Wllliim Kline, of William street, had
his thumb lndlv Injured while at woik
on the, new No. U school, South Scranton.
Monday afternoon.
Michael Noone has resumed his duties
at tho IIIllMdo Home, after spending a
fow di with his mother on Oreen
stieet.
Mi. nnd Mis Samuil Davis, of New
York city, aio visiting Mi. Davis' pat
ents on Margaret avenue.
Tullle Ciubrlel. of Honesdale, Is spend
ing a few dajs with hN parents on
Church ineniiQ.
Mr. nnd Mis. Hollls Smith and family,
of Wayno avenue, weie tho guests of
Dr. nnd Mrs. W. W. Jenkins, of 01
phant, Sunday,
All committees lor tlio Piovldenco
Methodist DpUeopal chinch fair will
meet tonight, after praot meeting, In tho
chinch parlors to glvo icpoits,
GREEN RIDGE.
Mr, nnd Mis. Com, id Scluoeder, of S in
dorson uvontio, will spend Thanksgiving
iu Philadelphia with their daughtei,
Clint lotta.
Will ri.liilvlln, of Saiideisoii avenue, s
able to be out again utttr a week's ill
ucss. Carl Gainhdu, of Columbia avenue, Is
BPifuusly ill,
Thmo will bo no midweek beivlco In thu
Oieen Itldgo Piesbteilau chinch this
iiveiiiiig Tho throat trouble which pie
unted tho iJiifitoi, Ituv, 1, J, Lansing,
Hum preaching last Sibbatli, Is not liu
pioved. Tho Oreen Illdge AVomun's CJnlstliin
Timixiraneo union will meet this nttei
upon at tho homo of Mrs J. M. Hnivoll,
7.0 Oieen Iltdgo street, nt .1 o'clock. A
full nttondanco Is desired, Subject,
"Lelioes fiom tho Natlouul Woman's
ChilHtlan Tempoianco union convoutlon
hold In Portland, Mo , In October," A cor
dial iuvltutlon is extendi d to all Intel
ested. Ready for Thailksglug trade Oieen
lililgi) Cash store, 1110 Capouso avenue.
Taney Crnnbeirles, Table Raisins, Cel
ery, Lettuce, Malaga, Concord and Ca
tawba Orapes, Ploilda Oranges, Jeury
Sweets. Uolled Cider, Mlnco Meat, etc,
S llis. Prunes ,,,,..,,., 5o,
Torco and Malta Vita, 2 for Kc.
Maglo Yeast ,. So.
Lemon and Vanilla LMracU ......... 10c.
Siuer Kraut .,..,. ,,, 5c.
Strictly fresh Vest-
Old 'phone. 02-1 New, 927. t
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speus tnen sne snouia taice sometiung medicinally to cor
rect these "faults. Nothing could be better than a prescription which Dr. R. V. Pierce
used in his large practice for many years, in the diseases of women. This "Favorite
Prescription " of Dr. Pierce has had an immense sale for the past thirty-six years, because
of its' uniform success in the cure of women's diseases, and because of the many thousand
women who have attested to its merit. Being made entirely of extracts of roots and
herbs, without alcohol, it is perfectly harmless to the most delicate system, and the best
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" To insure perfect health, every tissue, bone, nerve, tendon, or muscle should take
from the blood certain materials foi it. nourishment and growth. Every organ must
have its period of activity and of rest, so as to circulate the vital fluid in a proper
manner to nourish every part. This is why I believe in advising every woman to take
gentle exercise out of doors or indoors. If the functions are not regular or the' pains
are severe then she should at once use a reliable remedy."
Mis, A. BE LYE A, of Rockland, New Bmnswiek, said: t '
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time. I wrote to Dr. R. V. Pieice, of Buffalo, N. Y., aud got his advice for which I have ever been
thankful. I began taking ' Favorite Prescription ' right away as he advised. It makes me sleep well
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Prescription has cured me."
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for me. For nearly ten years I was a great sufferer with ulceration and sickness peculiar to women.
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on my feet and work hard all day. I feel that life is worth living, and shall always lecommend
Dr. Pierce's medicines."
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SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Some Gossip About the Spiing Elec
tion Candidates Who Arc Men
tioned Other News Notes.
Although the spiing election is .still
ne.ulv thiee months off, the politicians
arc active and candidates foi the ail
ous wnul olllees aie beginning to siek
suppott and endoiseinent to fuithcr
their ambitions. William Janssen has
announced his deshe' to remesent the
Nineteenth waid in common cxmueil,
while pressuie is being bi ought to bear
on Gus ltehner nnd Albert Helei to
become his running-mates;
In the Eleventh waid, two eominon
counc Union and an aldeiman will be
elected. The ptebent aldeiman, a Demo
ciat, will hae opposition In his own
paity, as ex-County Commissioner John
Bemuth will s-eelc the nomination Ben
F. Moore Is heing induced to aceept
the Republican nomination, and a peti
tion was ciiculated jetteiday tending
to make him the paitj's unanimous
eholee. Mi. Moore was elected to the
.same ofllec; about twenty cnrs ago, to
succeed his father, but as ho was only
"I jeais old, he lefused to seive. He
Is a pi Inter by liade and Is In the busi
ness on Cedar avenue, as a ineiiibef of
the film of Kuiik &. Mooie. Mr. Mooio
Is also Identified with the recently
organised South Side Republican club.
Athletes to Celebiate.
Oiv the afternoon of Thanksgiving
day, the Scianton Athletic club will
hold open house' at their hall on Alder
stieet, when a .social will take place,
tollovved by a dance. In the evening u
fine athletic piogiamme bv the junior
classes will bf given, uiulei the supei
vislon of Pi of, Victor Notli, who his
been ti .lining them diligently foi t.ev
eial months. This will bo only ono ot
the fcntuies of the cv citing, as the pio
giamme pi oxides seveuil enjojablo di
visions. The Lavvieuce oiehestia has been en
gaged to furnish music foi djiielng,
which will start immediately nt tho
close of the tmneih' pi ogi amine. Tho
nffair has been uiinnged by the lollovv
Ing coniniitlee: Aloph Hnninion, Oeoigo
Wlith, Chailes Mui.seh and cieoige
Klsci .
An Aged Lady Injuied.
Mis. C, Schlottm.m met witli a si li
ons accident a few das ago which, at
her ago, may hno serious lesults. Mis,
Schlottman, who Is 70 joins old, icslde.s
at 612 Cedar avenue, and while going
from tho upper to tho lower pan of the
house slipped nnd fell dotvnstalis.
r, Albeit Kolb was summoned, uiid
on arilving louud the old lady In a
serious condition liom shock. Sim also
Mist..tucd bcveial ulnuslona on tho luco
and aims that will leave their mail;
for t-omo time.
NUBS OF NEWS.
A pig must supper with Mivoiul utluu
HppetUIng embellishments will hn seivul
to tho Pointful) Piluuls and tlich li lends
at Hotel Best this iwenlw;
Tho Knights of Pjthltts held u latgily
ntteiuUd and iutoiuHtlug Hi-ihui iu IJiutt
man's hall list uvoulug.
Tlio Bouillon Sic ii(,i 1 1 undo hOihly has
diaiigcd its weekly mooting night fiom
TuebiM to Wcilnohday, All iiiembos aio
urged to bo pieswit nl tonlglii's luheaisal.
A baby boy has aulvul at tho homo of
Mr, and Mis. Homy Dolilo, of tiu Cedar
nv enuo,
Di, Schley's Lung Hialhig Bui-Jim la
Kuuitinucd. Jo cuie all coughs "No cuie,
no paj " For bttlo bj all deaUis
Thoio will lio a sliooting in itch all diy
tomonow at tho hp,idqunitei of thu
ltoa Gun club, t12 Plttstou neuuo,
Moinlng set vices will bo held in thu
vailuus chuiehos on this bldo toiuouuvv,
and those at tlio Hlckoiyjjtie.it Piesbj
tolah chinch will bu mudo lutuiestliiK
fiom tlio met that tho enllio Chuial
union will tuko put In tho seivim ot
praise
An iinpoitant event will bo tho game ot
basket ball butweeu thu Dofeudeis and
tho New Jo soy champion In St. John's
Hull tomoimvv niglit.
A dlicrjoib' meothig of tho South Sldo
WPBixoiiEBEAUTIFlIb it 1
To Perfect your figure.
A famous physician, in speaking of health, beauty, and a good
jigioc, said;
t(In my experience many American women have not the
strength to take up outdoor sports, many lack the inclination
for active physical exertion, household cares or office work
they feel languid, tired and worn-out by the weaknesses so
common to their sex. Some women have household duties
which keep them s.hut up at home. For all such persons
I should advise a few simple daily exercises, with light dumb
bells, devoting only ten minutes of the day to it at first, and
gradually increasing it until they
is stimulated ana snenginenea oy it. 11 me young girl or
the matron is troubled at certain periods with irregularity,
weakening drains, and backache perhaps faint and dizzy
asHi7vrs.
Lyceum Theatre,
M. Hels, Lessee and Mnnnger.
A J. Duffy, Business Manager.
Wednesday Night, Nov. 26
ThanksgivingrNov. 27
Miss Alice Fischer
in Giace Livingston Pin nits' Comedy
Success
MRS. JACK
Dhect from its tiliimphant inn of
Ifin lights at Wallaek's and tho
uu VU toils Theuteis. New Yolk.
Slanagement Ilemy B Hiuis
PRICLS Matinee 73, TO and -Zo
Night, ?I 30, $1, 7o, SO and Sit
Diagiam open
One Night Only, FRIDAY, NOV. 28.
Fashion's Fail est Flower. Gi:0. W. LL'D-
LRCR'S successful miiblcal galLt.
THE
"WILD ROSE"
Cultivated foi si- months In X. Y. Given
lnshlnnable piestlge bv being selected as
tho Piece de I1esltanee of tho most not
ablo lunctlon of Ne'vvpoit's season,
piticr.s-ji "A siw, 7"c, riic, :-c
Seals on s lie Wednesd ly at 0 a. in
Saturday, "A'SS?" Nov. 29
Jules Muua's Big Scenic Piodiictlon of
JOSUPII AltTHl'lVS Gieatcst Play
ol Ileal t Intel est,
"LOST RIVER"
Splendid Compaiu,
Two C'nilonds of Senuiv,
Novel and Still tllng Lffcets.
Pilees Matinee, 2",c , TOe Clitldicu, lie.
tn anv pai t ot house. Night, f I On, 7."o .
We, -3c. Souts on Silo 'lhiiisda at 0
u. m.
haul; vas hi id on Monday aftei noon,
wIkmi tho million to lnciiuso tho capital
stoik fiom J'lU.tHrt to JoO.Onn was linally
asieed upon. M. J, Ituddv. thn well
Known oonuuctoi was chobiu us a di
iretm pi lor to tho iloso ot the meeting.
Tim new bank has donn a lomnikablu
biishiiss snie opening two mouths ago,
and this instilled iuci easing the slock.
Uallle and .shooting match for chick
ens tonight. 012 Plttstou avenue, Jtab
blt lunch Thanksgiving, all day,
DOMESTIC MYSTERY.
Fiom tho Mollbo BeslsUir
On tho 3d of April, 1S92, S. A. Taj lor.
a inomlnent joung man, well connected
in ilaldwin county, man led to Miss
Oeoigla Page, one of tho most beautl
iul joung women iu Alabama, and
ti lends piedlc'tod that It would bo a
happy union, "
In about a week atteiw.inls Mr, Tay
lor was out hmsebnek lidlng nnd lulled
tu tetuin at night. Next motiilng his
hoise cimip up, ami tied to tho fciiddlo
was a nolo dliecttd to his iclatives,
tuHIng wheto he would leuo his watch
and al-o vhtia Ihey could iliul Ids,
body,
,V miu cli was made and tho watch
was louud. The plaeo designated tor
the body was In a small lake. Xelgh
bois and tilcnds gathoisl and diagged
the lake, tun went to Mobile, seotued
some cannon, nnd (lied thou over tho
wulor In tin efiou In llnd the bodj, but
Without SIKCfbS.
It Is said that the luolhers of tho
joung man spent sevoal hundied dol
lais In their futile elfoits to llnd their
biothet. They ilnally gave him up as
dead. Ills lauds and jiropenty weiu
sold and dhlded between the j-oung
wlte anil the biothos of the supposed
dead man.
find that their whole being J
JMU.SEMENTS.
Academy of Music
M. Rels, Lesco and Manager.
A J DuffV, Business Manager.
Week JTARNn Nov 24
Jrntlneos ihiilv stalling Tuesday.
JOHN A. HIMMELEIN'S
Big Comedy Compiny,
THE IDEALS
Suppoitlng Miss Beatiiie Karlo In a repcr.
toiie of scenic pioductions, augmented b
Hovvson's t'Oth Ccntuij Band Oiehestia
AVoducsdav Mutlnce. "A Child of the
Slums "
AVcchuhday Mght, 'G.ui.v Owen"
Pi ices (excepting Th.inksgMng daj)
Matinee, 10 and Me. Night, 10, :0 and 30c.
TUAUVI
TWO GTtlUT PLAYS
3 Additional Specialties for Thuisday only
Matinee, "Camn's Cioss Boads "
Night "In tho Heiit ot tho Stoun "
Thanksgiving piices:
M.itlneo 10c, Me, "lie.
Night 10c , 20c. .0e., r,Uc.
Diagi'am open.
The Dixie Theatre
, HENRY FAP.NSWORTH DIXIE,
Lesseo and Manager.
Week of November 24.
TEN-ICfil
And his tioupo of Impeilal Wonder Woik
en, Assisted by tho following
Vaudeville Comp.inv;
Jnmes Kichmond Gleniey,
Tho man with gieen gloves.
Sne & Biesche,
riood Bioc,
Coniedltuis and Aeiobats,
Mr. and Mir. Aithur Young,
A Itiual Wooluj.
Eddie Mack,
Nnviitv Dancei
Claia Douglas,
Singing and Dancing Comedienne.
Seats lesei vi 1 bv telephone
New 'Phono 180.
pnicns-i:.i S"c7se and lOe Gallor
seats, 10 cents. Spiclal matineo pi Ices,
5TAH THEATRE
ALF. G. HWtmNGTON, Manager,
i
THUBSDAT. Pit I DAT, SATL'UDAY
Nov. i7, 2S, -"J.
f I
A New York Girl"
Matinee Eveiy D.iy.
HENRY BELIN, JR.,
Central Agent for lU Woailne D.slrlct tor
Dupont's Powder
Ululng, niutin7, Sporllns, SmoVeless nj th
llqiauio ClnMilcal Company'
HIGH EXPLOSIVES.
Safety ruse, Caps and I'xploilerJ. Itooui 101 Co
neJI llullJIn.' ,Scta-iten.
AOU.NCII-3.
JOIIV 11 SVimi & EO.V ..,., Plymouth
11 W. UULI.1UVN' ,.,, , .WilLei 13arr
A J'eai ill . aftei vvutd the wife se.
cuicsl a dlvoice, and fniif c.us' after
her Hi st mat i luge sho was mauled
to Walter V. Newton, und sho Is now
living with him at Hay Mlnette,
On Ftldaj-, October 10, Mr. Taylor
came to his tutho's house, about thiee
miles tioin Hay Mlnette, and Is now ly
ing thete sick. Ills tetuin after ai
abcnvo of ten j-cats has rieated a
oltublo neufcatlon In Uaj- Mlnette and
Uclnitv,