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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-15
NOTES OF south SIDE.
Happenings Of a Day That Will Interest
Many Tribune Readers.
BURNED BY SPIEGEL At The MILL
Michael Barrett, Of Prospect Avenue,
Caught by a Mass OF Melted Spiegel
and Very Seriously Burnod-Resting
Easily at the Moses Taylor Hospital.
interesting Political Pointers.

Michael Barrett. cinder man at
the South wort, was seriously burned
yesterday morning and removed to tho
Moses Taylor hoaplt1l.
Barrett was employed removing the
olndsr that romainod IN tho converter
after tho stool had bean poured of. aud
he was working beneath the platform
that is used by tho workmen when put.
ting IN tao charge OF iron scrap and
apoigel. While thus engaged. tho truck
bearing tho ladls of molten spiegel.
running on the platform above, loapod
tho track and the ladlo was pracipi-
tatod beneath. Much OF tho contents
foil ON Barrett aud hs was trightfully
burned. His s0n rushed to his assist
ance and had hia hands burhsd IN his
efforts Father MOifatt was summoned
to render spiritual assistance, and DE-
Manley also summoned Night Super
intendent Lynds directed the injured
man to he removed 10 tho hospital,
although it wna the desire Of
himsolf aud his son that ho bs taken
home. At the hospital late last even
ing it WAS learned tnat Barrett wa \
resting easily and that there seemed II O
danger Of death. Workmon who have
been burned with spiegel say that the
pains that result from it are more SO.
we're than from any other source and
much longer time is required in healing.
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Y. w. c. q. NOTES.
New Work Being Dons-Mors in Con-
temptation

New Work Being Dons-Mors in Con-
temptation
The nsvs OF the organization Of a
Junior society in connection with the
Young Womsn's Christian association
mas been hailed with delight by the
misses Of our city. The rooms will he
open 10 juniors every afternoon for 10
o'clock and weekly socials an rsig-
ious meetings will be held Plans for
the pleasure and Improvement OF the
mem bers will be arranged by older
girls in committees.
The class committee ara glad 10 an
nCunce a new class which will persus
a course OF Shakespsarean reading IN
der the instruction Of Miss Cathariue
Parker Miss Parker has studied In
popular intellectual circles in Phila-
delphia, and has met with great succsss
in other classes Terms, 81 TO msmb bers
for twelve Lessons; 81 to non mem bers.
AZ only limited number Oan be re-
received In the class, persons dssiring
to enter should register at once.
For the unsteady inclined young
wOmsn classes in sight reading wi
he formed Miss Albright, Of West
Pittston, has been secured AZ teacher,
and she will meet the classes Tuesday
afternoons ut o'clock and Tuesday
evenings at 7 o'clock Terms 81 for
twelve lessons for members. 81 for
nOn-mem bsrs.
With the assistance of large corps
OF ladies tho secretary ia making a
thorough canvas Of the central portion
Of the city Every house, store and
Office will be visited TO obtain the name
OF every young woman living within 4
half mile Of the rooms The ladies OF
the board solicit courtsous reception
10 tbs ladies making tho CANVASS.
The services led by Miss Dunn, tho
state secretary, last Sunday was at
tended by large number Of young
women. An increasing interest In these
meetings Ia very marked.
Some young wOmsD are taking ad-
vautags Of the reduced rates for tho
balance of the season In tue gymna
alum. but many more would fiud the
81 for membership aud 81 for the gym
nasium lessons R'wiss Investment
The class committeebntertained In so.
cial gathering the members OF the edu-
caiional classes and their teachers last
evening.
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Brief Political Pointers.

Many Republicans in the Nineteenth
ward concode Mr. Hickey's election as
common councilman from that ward,
while certain Democrats predict that
his majority will reach 800
School Controller Notz was on the
South Side car last evening. With
him on tho rear platform were several
city officials Mr.. Notz went down in
his pocket for his nickel while his com.
panions made use of complementary
tickets. This act Mr. Notz thinking
ana hs said "On the day Of the re.
organization of the board am going
to move that school directors be given
the same privileges as councilmen, "
NJ. j. Biglin who was going to see
Keene in Richard the ILL., was near Mr.
Notz and he said: How do you know
you will be in the reorganization2' to
winch Mr.. Notz replied Il am not
making any will"
1t is long time since any man found
hims If IN the position OF Daniel P.
Battle, without an opponent.
Friends Of A. T ConuOll are work
ing hard to assure the reelection Of that
gentleman IA select councilman, while
Thomas McGrail, his opponents maxi
ing canvas that has never been ex-
ceoded for its thoroughness,
Street Commissioner KirSt predicts
that Mr. Moore will be reelected school
controller in the Eleventh ward, and
without any difficulty.
In the Twelfth ward the same old
fight is in progress between Mr.
Sweeney and Mr.. Coyle, and both meu
are sapguine of being successful Mr..
Manley points to his excsllent record
which can not be duplicated by any
member Of council, and he leaves tn,
result 10 the voters Of his ward. Mr.
Sweeney is confident that his ordi.
nances for improving tho Mountain
road will be rushed through without
delay.
Miss Emma Schim f. of Trenton, n
j., has been the guest of Miss Katie
Emig, of Hickory street
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DUNMORE.

The funeral OF John Bingham oc-
Cured at Hawley yesterday. The re-
mains were taken from here on the 80
train on tn Erie and Wyoming Valley
railroad
Mr.. Foley, Of Elmhurst. is visiting
her cousin, John Ellis
The funeral Of Mrs Mart Cullen oc
Cured from her late home on Drinker
straet yesterday. The temains were fol-
lowed to the grave by a large con
course OF friends and relatives Inter.
ment was made In Mount Carmel Gem
etery. The ball bearers were T. J
Fadden. william Gribben. Dennis
LangsD. Edward Cullen, NJ, Cullen
and NJ DOwd
The infant child Of Potter Swift was
buried yesterday.
IL Ia the fashion TO down ring rule at
the present time Tnmmany Of New
York, BoodY Of Brooklyn and race
track rule Ia Jersey, suCcumbsd to the
wrath OF the people who arose on masse
and censursd them in true American
style. Why not call the Ring Demo
Gratis" Of Dunmore2 They have been
raising tho bot long enough Why not
make them show their hand2 A glancs
at the two tickets now placed before
the public for their close and eonscien.
cious consideration will cOnvinos any
farmnded person that but ono is the
peoples ticket 1t is broadmindsd in
every sense and representative OF tho
oitizsns OF tho borough, while tho
other is 30 partisan and seslusively
avaricious that II needs not the service
OF Crier 10 announce the fact.
Peter Murray, Of Willow street. died
yesterday.
Misses Bessie Mnhar and Name Ian.
gan, OF Philadelphia, attended thB flu
neral Of Mrs Cullen
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Cadden. of Arch
bald, were visitors in town yesterday
Dunmoreans will be pleased to know
that although the hard times exist here
to n certain degree, they do not seem to
affect the Citizens M 1t does In many
other towns In tho state.
A collector OF largo New York book
concern was In town yesterday and
said that "hs heard loss complaint from
subscribers on account OF hard times in
this place than no did from any other
town no visited and his territory OK
tends all over the eastern part Of Penn
sylvania. He also said that there was
only. one other town that could be
classsd with this place. and that was
Nicholson. This little country place
and Dunmore seemed to be- the only
station on hia route whore everyone
was not complaining Of tho general
depression. This speaks volumes for
the thrift Of tho borough lSboring men.
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FOUND DEAD IN BED.
Hugh Quinnan's Sudden Death Caused
by Heart Troubla

Hugh Quinnan's Sudden Death Caused
by Heart Trouble
Hugh Quinnau, who resided on Wost
LaCkawnuna avenue near Chestnut
street, was found dead in bed about
8. 30 yesterday morning.
Mr. Qunnsn WAS ~ years Of age aud
had been i'll for some time past. He
retired Tuesday might without eating
supper and when his sister, Mrs
Hogan. went to call him yesterday
morning she discovered that he was
dead.
Coroner Kolly impsneled jury con
sisting of NJ r Wymhs, Patrick Walsh,
John Hammell, Michael O'Brien, James
Mccormack and G. Il Daniels. They
returned verdict to the effect that
Mr., Quinnan had died from heart
trouble,
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WEST SIDE EHoEAvoReRs.

They Will Give Good Entertainment
at Washburn Street Church.
The Christian Endeavor society Of
the Washburn Street Presbyterian
church will give social aud enter
tainment at the church this evening
for the benefit Of the society An ad-
mission fee Of 10 cents will be charged.
The following programme will be
rendered.;
Glee, "The Rivulet" .............P Protheroe
Glee Society.
Solo, 80, Loving Heart ............. Buck
Mrs. Henry Evans
Duet, "Where Rolls the Caverie,"
David Stevens and d. c. Richards
Recitation Selected Miss Margaret Gibbs
Solo, Come Where the Lindens Bloom"
Z. II. Warren. Buck
QuRrtette- Selected. Columbian Quartette
SolO-Seleoted ....,...,,..... Lille Joseph
Glee, Now by Days Retiring Lamp
Glee Society
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Brief News Itsms.

The " Brother Michael" quartette
mas been organized under the direction
Of Christopher Robertson, OF Rebecca
avenue
Waco council, No. IS. Daughters of
Pocahontas, 4 o R. NJ, will give an
entertainment and social this evening
in Mears hall Cake and coffee will be
served
Randolph Jones. of Jackson street is
ILL.,
David Jones respected resident of
this side, died on Tuesday after long
illness at the home Of his sou, David A.
Jones. on Everett avenue. He was
born IN Wales and was we'll known on
this side. The funeral will take place
Gis afternoon.
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SCRANTON LooeETo ENTERTAIN.

ThirtieIh Pythian Period to bs Com
msmoratsd Mex, Tuesday.
Scranton Lodge No. 2G3, Knights Of
PYthias will hold an entertainment at
the lodge rooms Tuesday night. Feb
20. concentrating the thirtieth
pythian period.
Addresses will be made by promi-
nent members of the lodge aud profes-
sional and amatuer talent has been
secured to furnish good entertainment.
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ago from Stockton. O., where he has a
wife and four children. He engaged
board with his mother on Luzerne
street aud remained at her house until
Sunday.
About noon he left home for stroll
and has not been seen or heard from
since. No cause for his absence can
DO assigned and his mother fears that
he has been foully dealt with.
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SCRANTON ENGINEERS cLuB.

Attorney John M. Harris Applies for n
Charter
Attorney John M Harris yesterday
applied TO tho court for n charter for
the Scranton Enginosrs' Club. The
purposes for which 1t was organized Ia
the advancement Of engineering In itq
several branches and for the profes
sional advancement OF it's man bsrs.
The subscribers to tho articles Of In j.
corporation are James Archibald. or.
r. W. Gerocke, H. w Rowley. w. A..
MAY, r. J. Foster, G. C. Conklin and
A. II Storrs.
The articles Of incorporation were ar
tistically typewritten Nv Samuel Petit.
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A Surpriss Party.

The home Of Mr. and Mrs. James
Watkins. Of North Garfield avenue,
was the scene OF much msrriment on
ruesday evening. the occasion being
= surprise party. The evening was
pleasantly spent in dauciuG and other
diversions. Refreshments were also
served Isaac Price aud Henry El-
wards furnished the music. Those
present were George Wrigley, Will
liam Mcfarland, George Btksr. G.
Oberdufer T. Anthony, George Sam,
pie D Reese, J. Williams, g Keller,
4. Wrigley. Misses VI \. Powell, n.
Powsll. NJ. Williams, Hattie Williams,
r. Fritz, K. Staiuer. L Jones. Kate
Powell. f. Ellis, May Jones, G Will
lams, Addie Williams, NJ Krom4r.
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a MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.

II Is Believed That Thomas Thomas Has
Been Foully Dealt With.
Thomas Thomas, miner, employed
at the Pine Brook shaft, has dis
appeared from his boarding place and
his friends fear that he is the victim Of
foul play.
Mr.. Thomas came here short time
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-15

During the coming week we shall offer
to the subscribers OF THE TRIBUNE rare
bargains In books.
We have u large line OF bright and pop
ular volumes, elegantly bound that we
intend to give to the patrons Of tho paper
at about one-fourth Of tho usual price.
The following list will give you an idea
Of the Inducements and tho unusual op-
portunities TO secure valuable additions TO
your library.
Regular Tribune's
priru Price
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MRS. NICHOLS FORGOT HtR VOWS.

Testimony OF H'red to Show that She Wac
Unfsithful
Testimony was heard before Judge
Edwards yesterday in the divorce case
of William Il. Nichols against Ellie NJ.
Nichols
Mr. Nichols Osks for divorce on the
ground Of unfalthfulness. The tasu-
mony adduoed was TO the effect that
Mrs Nichols had been an inmate of n
house Of questionable character on
Robinson street this city whore her
conduct was criminal.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-15

Mr. and Mrs James Williamson OF
North Bromley avenue celebrated tho
fifteenth anniversary Of their marriage
on Monday evening ut their residence
and were tho recipients OF many use
full and beautiful presents Those
present were Mr., and Mira, Anderson,
Mr. aud Mrs Hightman. Mr. aud Mrs
RittsnhousS. Mr.. aud Mrs. Jacobs, Me.
aud Mrs Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. Rob
iuSou, Mr. aud Mrs. Wilton. j Nelson,
+ Smith, &, h Smith, J W Audcr
sou. J. I, Richardson, II, NJ Brown
H. Edwards, Misses NJ Anderson, &
Williams, l.. Jacobs, + Robinson, \
HNrdlu0, Refreshments were served
aud games and other diversions in'
duiged IN until II late hour.
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AMUSEMENT NOTES.

Agnes Eerndon will present LIN
Belle Marie" ut tho Academy Of Music
this evening. II IL said to be brmful
of good things Every other line IL
laugh, and the Dialogue Ia bright and
sparkling, while the elimaxos ara telling
aud unusually strong. There IL not a
dull moment from tho opening to the
closing line
GEORGE THATCHRRs AFRICA.
Oao OF tho great comedy sucoesses of
tho season Is thOnew musical comedy,
Africa" In which George Thatcher
and his company OF comedians will be
seen ut tho Academy tomorrow even,
ing. Tho piece Ia said to be entirely
unlike anything OF the kind put on In
recent years. being made up. ~ 1t S,of
the beat ingredients of the lighter
forms OF amusement
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THE West Side Office OF tho SCRANTON
TRIBUNE Ia located At l9S South Main ava
nuc, whore subscriptions, advertisements
and communications will receive prompt
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W. B. DuGGAN, General Agent Peoples
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
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Entertainment and sesial.

An entertainment and hop, given by
Court Young Albion, A. ., +, OF a.
was held last evening in Mears Hall
An appveeiativs audience was present
Solos were rendered by William Evans,
Hattie Evans Thomls Abram' Will
liam McDonnell aud Sadie Edwards.
A feature WAS banjo and guitar duet
by viii Watkins aud Edward Curtis
Mr. and Mrs. Richardson rendered an
excellent vocal duet. and MSt Lonisa
jenkins recjted. Miss Maud Carson
also recit2d \ dust was given By
Eddie and Miss Edith Davis After
the entertainment dsucirg was in.
dulged in until late hour.
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news FROM west Side
Happenings Of a Day That viii Interest Hyde
Park Readers.
The Fifteenth Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. James Williamson, of
Bromley Avenue, Entertain Friends.
Entertainment and Hop Of Court
Young Albion, Ancient Order OF
Foresters OF America Surprise
Party to MIR. and James Watkins.
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Regular Tribune's
Price. Price
(CUT YOUR COUPONS.

On presentation OF two VI those
Coupons, Subscribers Or THE THlB-
UNE may purchase any book IN tho
above list.
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KATIE EMMErr.

AT the Academy of MuSio on Satur-
day will 6e Katie Emmett in "Killar-
ney." The piece has won praises from
press and public everywhere aud with
out doubt is an Irish play of excep-
tional merit. She has aplendid cup
porting company aud Killarney" is
magnihcently mounted with costumes
aud scenery
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-15
SOL SMITH RUSSELL.

Sol Smith Russell. who will be at tho
Academy Monday evening. is pecu-
liHrly happy genius For his popular %
ity he can depend wholly upon his in
diyiduality. which is II combination of
such numerous felicities that one can
hardly enumerats them. His humor Ia
essentially OF the best aud most per-
suasivS order it commands with equal
facility our laughter anl our tears; it
is entirely free from grosSness--it is
spontaneous, natural. exquisite
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-15

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Ladies Dull Dongola Button,
double soles, Common Sense ca =
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Misses Straight Goat Button,
spring heel, eizss II to :; s. E1 IA
grade will sell at........, Cl,tJ y
Boys School Shoes, button and
lace, sizes II 10 2; 81 25 will a.
sell lAt...,..,,..,. .,.....,.,. - G.
SCHANK'S Arcade Shoe Store.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-21
Pngnislic BOYS.
ALAMEDA.

The sudden disappearance of Harvey Knott
from his place OF work and home has caused
considerable speculation. He has been en-
ployed for several years at the planning mill of
Stoddard Barber, and was always looked
upon as being a little peculiar. AS had been
his custom be left the mill at the usual hour In
his shirt sleeves 10 go 10 MS room and cook his
dinner After his meal he went OUT and moth
ing has been seen or heard OF him since
A sad Accident.
Mrs. Jarra.t, who resides at 2o1G Pacific
avenue, met with a very painful accident by
falling from chair. Mrs. JarratL mas been
quite sufferer from rheumatism, and was en-
deav0ring 10 rise from the chair, when by some
inexplicable means she slipped and fell TO the
floor. breaking The right leg between the ankle
and knee. Owing TO her condition it is ex-
pected to be a long time before she VIII be
conyalescenT.
City Marshal Rogers for Sheriff.
It is true that City Marshal Rogers is I'm the
fielo for Sheriff, for he. himself hath said it,
and he generally knows what be is talking
about He feels hopeful, as it has been ac.
knOwedged by Sheriff McKilican, who wishes
10 succeed himself, that Rogers is the only
candidate in the field he fears.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-21
SPORTING NEWS.
Athletic Tennis and Boxing Contests
Which Will Soon Take Place.

A gentleman who returned from visit to
Alvarado yesterday states that hunters living
IN that town are shooting young malIard ducks,
which are sold in Oakland and vicinity.
The annual championship tournament of the
Pacific States Lawn Tennis Association Will be
held at San Rafael on September z. number
OF players are now practicing for this big event
The Sacramento Athletic CLUB Will hold a
championship boxing tournament, open to rep
resentatives of the Pacific Association on the
evenings OF September 10 ana IL. The classes
Will be feather, light and weller.
The Olympic Clubs field-day games will be
held at the clubs outdoor grounds Saturday
afternoon. Handicapped T. W. Koch of the
University of California is now placing the men
who have entered. There are forty-eight en-
tries.
The Young Mems Christian Association OF
Oakland is figuring on great athletic meeting
which will be held next month at the Reliance
Athletic Clubs grounds in Alameda. Besides
foOtracing there VIII be a number OF bicycle
events.
George Green OF the Olympic Club and
"Spider' Kelly are said 10 be IN fine fettle for
their contest which will be decided at Colma on
The evening of September 6. The fighters must
enter the ring at 147 pounds or under.
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CHARGED WITH BURGLARY
I. II. Josselyn, an Elevator Boy,
Falls Into Evil WaVs.

l.. II. Josselyn, 8 years of age. was booked
at the City Prison last night by Detectives cody
and Anthony on the charge OF burglary. He
was formerly an elevator boy at 900 Suffer
street, where Labor Commissioner Waits has
an Office. About two months ago a suit OF
clothes was stolen from Mr. Waits office, ana
on the night of Sunday, August IL, a type
writing machine was stolen.
The police were notified and Cody and An
tbony found that young JOsseyn had stolen the
suit OF clothes and the typewriter. he TOOK the
latter to the Office of his father, DIR. Josselyn,
230 suffer street, and next morning pawned il
for Sc so.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-21
WieIand Property Attached.

Sheriff McDade made return to the Su-
perior Court yesterday that he had served an
attachment on certain property belonging to
r. p Wieland In the suit brought bv the Pacific
Bank against him to recover S15,9 The
properly that has been attached is recorded in
the name OF X. L: Wieland and also the late
Sophie Wieland, his mother. and ia located on
Franklin street, near Washington; Sacramento
ana Larkin; ClementiDa, near First, and on
Powell, near Ellis
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Stanley Is Administrator.
BERKELEY.

The university opened its doors for regular
instruction yesterday, although little was done
beyond the pTeliminares. The University
Dining Association. organized last spring. re-
opened its restaurant in the old French cot
tage. Last year but one meal a day-the mid
day dinner-was served, but this year the three
meals Will be furnished If the number OF
students patrOniZing the morning and evening
meals Is sufficient to continue the plan. The
rates announced are 25 cents per single meal,
81 80 week, or 81 exclusive of Sunday. This
association Is cooperative, and includes
students and members of the faculty.
PugiIistic Boys.
few days since at the dedication Of South
Berkei-y Hall two boys, Bert Fraser ana Ernest
Wagner. had disagreement which ended in a
proposal to fight the matter out. Seconds were
selected, and Sunday the fierce duelsts met
for ten rounds of tstIcuffs. At the end Of four
rounds they considered the punishment had
avenged each others injury and discontinued
the encounter, each showing signs OF wear and
tear.
Court Notes.
John Tobler has begun suit against his wife
for divorce on the ground Of cruelty. He
charges his wife with accusing him OF scandal
Gus things and OF threatening his life.
Rev. Z. Z. Payne. president OF the Berkeley
Council of the Altrurians, has departed for Los
Angeles and southern points to organize Al
CIurian councils.