The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-01
HOneSda1e.


The entries for the races of the Ma
Dle City wheelmen have closed. The
entries are az follows: One mile nov
ice-W. X. Faatz. Scranton; Benjamin
Keller. Scranton; julius Moll, Homes
dale; Benjamin Gardner, jr.. Homes
dale; Robert NJ, Dorm, Honesdale; H.
2. Quincy, Honesdale: Joseph Gil.
hool, Carbondsle Edward w. Finn,
Scranton; R. A. Wambold, Scranton /;
Christian Harting. Houesdale. One
half mile open-Jesse I. Luckey, Port
Jervis; Charles E. Coleman, Scranton /;
w. G. Kellar, Wilkes-Barre; Robert
v White. Scranton; F. d. Brown,
Port Jervis; George W. Vail. Deposit:
Bert R. Wickwire. Carbondale
r. A, Wambold. Scranton, ].
W, Gilchrist, Wilkes Barre. Ar
rangement has been made by the
Maple City wheelmen with Chas. E.
Coleman, Of Scranton to ride an exhi-
bition one-half mile against time with
paee-makers, to try and beat the
worlds record of Iii 25 for a boy
under 16 years of age. This trial
against time will take place between
the second and third races Oct 4.
Chas. Coleman is Is years old and one
Of the fastest riders of his age in this
country. One mile championship Of
Wayne county - Fred A. Dittrich,
Julius Moll, Paul w. Gardner and
Robert NJ. Dorm, all of Honssdale.
One mile open-Jessie T. Luckey, Port
Jervis; Fred A, Dittricb, Honesdale
Chas. e. Coleman Scranton; W. G..
Kellar. Wilkes Barre; Rob. V. White.
Scranton; Geo. W. Vail, Deposit. N. Y.
R. A. Wambold, Scranton; ]. W. Gill
christ, Wilkes-Barre. One mile ham
dicap-Jesse T. Luckey. Port Jsrvis !;
Fred A, Dittrick. Honesdale; Charles
e. Coleman, Scranton; W. q. Keller,
Wilkes Barre; Robert V. White,
Scranton; f. D. Brown, Port Jervis |;
George w, Vail. Deposit; Paul w.
Gardner, Honesdale; Benjamin Gard
ner, jr., Honesdale; BeIt. r Wick,
wire, Carbondale;' Joseph Gilhool,
Carbondale; Edward w. Finn. Scran-
ton; Christian Hartung, Honesdale I;
j. W. Gilchrist, Wilkes Barre Boys
race. ons-half mile-W. K, Faatz,
Scranton; Frank Hobbs, Honesdale
Charles L. Coleman, Scranton; B.nja-
min Keller, Scranton; J. II. Case, Port
Jerys; Edward W. Finn, Scranton
W. J. Birdsall, Hoaesdale
A special prizs Of handsome silver
cup will be presented the best appear.
ing visiting club in the parade in the
morning
Hotel Wayne is the headquarters of
the meet.
The Honesdale band will lead the
parade in the morning and play at the
races in the afternoon.
Metzgars orchestra will furnish the
music for the dance at the armory in
the evening
Rev. J. J. Griffin has returned homo
after several weeks absence.
The large number of persons gath
cred on the street about "The Cottage
OF William H. Dimmlck last Friday
evening gave evidence of an interest
ing musicale inside The parlor musi
Gale was for the benefit of the Ladies'
Aid Society Of Grace church. The pro
gramme was an elaborate one and wa:
greatly appreciated by the large nun
ber that mad gathered to listen to it.
]. Willis Conaut, organist of St
Luke's, Scranton. opened the pro-
gramme with piano solo Miss Slee
Il noted contralto of New York, added
much to the programme by hel
solos and duets with Mrs. George
Du Bois Dimmick, of Scran-
ton. Miss Dimmick also rendered
a number of solos which captivated her
hearers. Miss Stone. soprano of st.
Ignatius. New York, whose solos have
added much to the worship in Grace
church this summer, contributed to tht
programme. and WAS loudly applauded
Eugene P Ham, of Scranton, was a
his best. His flute solos were excellent
Mr.. Ham also played an obligato to
solo by Miss Stone.
Joseph Harris, who has been spend
ing several weeks with relatives here
returned to his home in New York city
Saturday.