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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-17
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3psru' Co fts saH'u Trhuae.
TAYLOR, Pa. May lG The Electrics
will play tho Mover svelts club on
Saturday
Thomas W. Jones. John Kohler and
George J Powell announce themselves
candidates Tor delegates TO the Third
legislative convention
Henry Howclis, Elmer Daniels and
Rev lyor Iaonn, attended the Sun
day s'ho'l convention OF ,he Congre-
gatinnil churches ut Providence toIay
The schools ot Ltckawlnna township
will c,osa on Jun. !.
Th' csutntt 81 uCvieve. at the Cal.
vary Baptist church on Tuosday might.
was greeted ny yyowl,d mouse and
ably given Thr m muers ut the Tsy.
lor orchestra a.quttd i themselves Gre
aitAly
Tho Confederate SPY" vii, bo given
next Wednesday night ~ the rink
John Wublp sul Barbara Nrgley
were welded today AZ the German
Eglng-!ictl church b. Rev Heck.
Neurr's park was nuspiciously
opened lolAy Taylor banl vas pres
ent Il gnye several choice SELECTIONS
The pax is lIguted up by electric
IightS MI! l. well arranged for pleasure
pirlies
George N,uslecl anil la Martin
w'r' married tonight by Rev. Iyor
Tromas. The couple will AT once 20
honsrk""riny w Mnin rrrt
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AROUND otYpHaaL
Daily B4dgat q Ea,.rlaialug Gosslp
from Live Town.

f4f .NN 20 me MINlNIun lFIl4lH
OLYIHAST, Pa, May 10 - Rev
George 5. Allan, of New York, 10 visit.
ing with irianls i1 town.
William Mason. OF B.gkely, won't on
bus ness trip 10 W,lSr,-Barre TO-DAY.
William Shea. Of Green Ridge, was
4 caller in town yesterday.
Mrs 7. a. Davies. Of Topeka. Kan.
is visiting her s0n, William II Davies.
on LlckHwAnnu Street
Rev Pe,cr Roberts attended the Con.
grega,ional su dly school convention
at Providence to-day
T. G.. Huyl. OF pccGyi,ie, circulated
among ftisnds DO town to-day.
Mira John BuHud aud Miss O'Niel.
Of Carboudlle, were visiting Oh Lack
awanna street 10 day.
VIM Burke Of tie North End circu.
lated among friends hero to drv.
Miss Minnie Hobau, of Dunmorr
street. Is visiting fricuds ia Dnunora
The Browns has, bal, club will cross
bats with the Young Mems Cnus.iau
association tenn OF Scranton on the
home grounds saturday The mlmu-
er5 will have chairs on the ground g.
accommodate tHe crowd. The follow.
ing are players: Battery. Moran brota
RS; first base, Gufiitb'; sccond base.
SchIngcr; thlrl base. Frank Wheelor
short stop, Welsh, left G,ll, Sm r ~;
center field, Meehau; right field. o Har
rah.
Street Commissioner Ntu1u /, doug
some good work on our streets. Let
the good work 20 on.
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folly Ep.tomIz,l

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FROM soRCST CITY.
Result of tha Fire-Pay Day Celebrated
Personal Notes.


Slccidit 10 he Scranton Tribune
FOREST CITY, Pa, May 1G Thomas
T. Reynolds, of Scranton, was in the
borough on business today.
Prof. W. 3. Gillet, superintendent Of
schools Of Susquehanna county, will
be in Forest City tomorrow to conduc,
au examination.
The first picnic Of the year is being
held today ON the grounds opposite the
Erie station ty Court Clinton lodge,
No. 1891. Ancient Order Forrsters OF
America. The parade was headed by
the Vandling Coruet band.
f. Il Reed has moved his family
from this place to Ndudling where he
has started u branch store
A. NJ Gillett and d 4 Evans, Of
Gibson, were in town WITHIN the past
two dnys
Miss Lizzie Usrtung is visiting th is
week in Honoslalc.
Mrs. David Anthony, OF the West
side Scranton. visited trionds in this
place yesterday while on her return
irom Clifford.
The Forest City school will close to-
morrow A very succgsstql term Il
school has been taught under the prin-
cipllsEip OF Professor w. G.. Trim
The tribune reporter mad, a visit
today 20 the scene OF yesterdays ire.
4 force OF mechanics WAS busily At
work connecting the steam pipes
steam has been raised in two Of the
boilers and tho steam pumps IN the
mine were started running today about
g o'clock p. N An opening has been
made In the shaft between the slope
aud the No. . shaft 10 IL intended 10
have the slope colilnry working tomor-
row Tho fan boilers nre not SO Sc
varely damaged as WAS az first expected
The fan engine, hoist engine and tue
Two high speed engines that ran toe
electric generators are cracked and
ruined. Tho timuerug and bunting
with the guides iu the shaft will have
% h' replaced over twenty mine cars
werc badly damaged 10 will be- at
least six OF eight weeks bafors the No.
. colliery can be worked An insurance
was carried
Lizzie D'yaney. the 9-ysar old iaugh.
tor 4 Pstr.cs and Margaret D,yaugy.
ol Naulling died yesterday Of heart
fli,ugo lagrmcat Will take place t.
morrow Olhurt.ayI Ia ST. Roses Catno.
he cemetery, CarbonIalr.
Last Monday was pay day. and after
having celebrated The event with
too much 'poNnky," John B1,.ack. a
Poland. began o quarrel with one John
Clshuack Bossack was getting the
wuyst OF the proceeding, when ho drew
u knife and inflicted an ugly cut on
ClslDack, cutting him ia the neck.
The cut was about three iuchca long
and ia the shape OF au l.. the bottom
upward /. was Inflicted over tue
iuglar voiu. The man was IN great
danger OF biasdiuE to death for time.
Dr. Knapp attended him and h. Is rest
ius cnsly at this writing B1s,ack
was Arranged before Squire W. i
Maxry. who held him under $500 bail
to appear at c1gr'.
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DAYS oolaGs AT UunmoRs.
Record ef Events Of a Modern Date in
Ancient Bucktown
Special to he Scranton Tribune.


DUNMORE. Pa, May l6-The Ep.
worth league held an entertainment
AMI social at the Methodist Episcopal
church last night The affair WAS Iell
for the purpose Of raising fuals to
purchase now piano aud 1t WAS lib
orally p2irOAiZed, the league realizing
quite sum. The programme was
opened by Professor Korn, who played
an Introductory on the instrument
This was followed by = piano duet ex-
ecutrd by Misses Chamberlain and
Dexter. A vocal solo by Miss Sailer,
piano and violin dnet by the
Misses Powell; vocal SOLO +. 4. Carr.
piano solo, Professor KoA; vocal solo
Miss Sailsr piano an' violin duet, Miss
Dexter and Mr. Ir .m, qusrtstt, Sc
lection by Miss 3 Powell and Richards
and Mcssrs lie Woo aud Stewart So
cially the atlai! was also success aud
many regaled themselves with the sum.
tuous repart that was spread.
Miss Blanche Bloes left yesterday for
BlughGmton. n. Y, where she will
visit at the home of w. c. Galpiu.
MosesSDavis, OF Moscow, visited his
brother, Philip Davis. on Tuesday.
Tomorrow evening the young ladies
Of the Bon Ton dancing class will en-
tertain their friends by giving u social
at the Odd Fellows hall A large
number OF invitations have been issue /
TO young people both hero and in
Scranton, and an enjoyable time is an-
ticipated.
Mrs Wood and son, Roy. are visiting
Honesdale relatives.
Mfs. Wardell 10 visiting her mother,
Mrs. Shaffer, at Graen Ridge.
Stephen Allen underwent very crit
ical operation nj his home Yesterday
afternoon. Mr. Allen has been an in
valid for some time and gangrene had
developed in HE leg. After a consuta-
tiOu Of the doctors It was decided that
the member would have to be ampu-
;ated, which was successfully accom-
plished by DR.. Frank Winters, late
graduate of Jefferson college, assisted
his father and Doctors Garvey and
Murphy. The operation was neatly
performed, and reflects much credit on
the towns young doctor and his assist.
ants. At late accounts Mr. Allen was
feeling comfortable and no II! effects
are anticipated.
Strawberries and fresh milk at Pal
msrs for o cents per quarts ~
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cARBoNo Le CORNER.
Pretty Wedding az Trini,y Church-Per-
eonnl aud 9th L Notes
FreciaI 10 the scranton Tribune.

sonal ana Oth" Notes
frecial 10 the Scranton Tribune.
CARBoNDALE, Pa, May l6.-A very
pretty welding took place this evening
at Trinity church. The contracting
parties were Miss Lizzie Phillips, Of
this city, ind Albert Nicol. of Arch
bald. The ceremony was performed at
s o'clock by Rev. E. J. Bolsley, The
bridesmaids were Miss Lizzie Kiefer.
of Scranton, and Miss Minnie Hat
finger, of this place. The maid of
honor was Miss Annie Moyles, of Scran-
iou. Charles B. Eaton was grooms
man. The ushers We're Harry II. Dill
and Augustus Battenburg, Of Arch
bald; William j. Roberts and Melvin
Tappan, of this city The bride was
very prettily arrayed in u dress of white
corded silk, as also were her attendants,
who were altired in white. The newly
welded couple will at once commence
housekeeping in newly furnished
homo on Main street in Archibald.
Frank Berry has accepted position
with City Engineer Frick.
y telegram was received today by
Edward Histed, announcing the death
his sistel-iu-law Mrs. f II. Crago. of
Aldenville. Wayno county Mr.. and
Mrs hi,ted lett this afternoon for
that place.
Miss Meretta Donovan. OF Lincoln
40 uue. will leave tomorrow morning
Thursday for Scranton, where she
will reside in the future
Gaatgc TAYLOR ia the guest of DIR
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Bcecham's pills are for
>olliousness, bilious headache,
dyspepsia, heartburn, torpid
liver, dizziness, sick head
ache, bad taste in the mouth,
coated tongue, loss of appe-
tlte, sallow skin, when caused
by constipation; and consti-
patton is the most frequent
cause of all of them.
Book free pills 25c. At
drugstores, or write B.F.AIlen
Co., sos Canal St., New York.
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YES OR NO
A We I-Known PoySician,Who
Among Other Things, Is
Noted for His FrankneSs.

No one over beard Dr. +. Grewer use
,br phrase Il think lu bis practice. The
doctor i- ono oi those .rnnk. fearless. hon.
rs', positive men who never hesitate TO
tay yrs ur or, us the case may require.
'l can euro you" ur u cannot cure YOU.
is bis iuyAriab,c decision after examine
tion, ana ,n this fact fact b, attributable
lis remarkable record without failures.
but 10 would Dc strange lGderd " the doe
tor wtro not - more than usually SUCCESS.
iul practitioner lle has la.n surgeon. iu-
cHiui % uUrc than one ot tie largest hos.
rlt1.s ~ iua cauntry. was lately Demon
sira'or ~ Physiology AMI Surgery az the
Ardlcu-ttlrJrrlcN College pa phlaitl.
uhia, ha- been elected an honorary mem-
u"r % tho Mrd.ro. Chrrurg.ca Association
s n eradicate o'iHe University of Penn.
nlvAnia etc, aud Is ,'.i, close student
4 man With such rraurl could not fail
60 bc % successful physician under auy
cirrum,tuac r.. but whom backed by
cautious, conservation ga expression. o.
Go use % more popular phrase. the "bc.
r-yuATc.riCh'-t -tlon-Co- ahead" system,
70 would D. more than strange II failure
overlook him.
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sktlsrtAo Ago eRear slao.
Items Of Iaiorsst ir IN mo Twin Gu que.
hanna Towns

50 rc.u' 90 hs N.fH 'nu Tribune
HMLsrGAp Ih. May IG.-Mrs.
George lrsyls, ol Bughtmton, is visit.
ing friends iu town.
The forest fire, on the hills about
this pretty village are destroying a
large uumber ~ the lrsea
M!sa kitie Pike CI.rcl q prize o., a
ring 20 % boy aud grl ,or good he-
haylor during the tenn. Tie pr.zss
were securyl by Miss Alma uoyt and
Master Thomas Adams.
Memorial Day May 30, will be cele-
bratei by SmngoIl post. No. a33.
Grand Army OF tho Republic Tur
members OF the post will assemble At
tltir rooms at ga IN. frum which
place they Will march TO Grace Church
cemetery, thence 90 Noodlawu aud ~
Lawrence cemrtoriss After the ser
vices At tucse cemeteries they will
break ranks Tor dinner They will as
semhla again At I p "a The afternoon
services will consist - grand parade.
services Mt RI.o Hiil crm-tery 10 Hall
stsnl. uni addresses 20 kiatler Opera
house ty Rev S ". Wise, OF Tank
tf@ iAtt % aNA.A NNhFANs no llLF ti
march will be- through the principal
streets Of Great Bend and Hal,s,ead.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mira
James S.mmrcll, aged about 2 months.
died this afternoon At o'clock The
fuaerh vii. bc held on Friday after.
noon az o'clock luicrmont will be
made a. Rose H,ll oem-tery
Mys. " Z Page, oi Biughimton, 10
visiting friends in town
C5na'y Superintendent OF schools
L. Il Gt.lsi. will hold a teachers *.
snia,t,un a' tho Great Bend on sltur-
dav June 80
Frcd Decker is having an addition
buil: on hi' r.sijeucs.
Gertrude Nichols has rsturnci hon
from visiting iyiead' Ia Blngaam,oa.
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A Quarter Century Test.

For quarter Of u century DR.. Kings
New Discovery has been tested, and the
millions who have received benefit from
it's use testify 10 its wonderful curative
powers in ell diseases of Throat, Chest and
Lungs. A remedy that has stood the test
satisfaction ie 30 experiment. Each bottle
is positively guaranteed to givo relief, or
the money will be refunded. II .s admitted
to be the most reliable for Coughs and
Colds. Trial bottles Free at Matthew Bros.
Drug Store. Large size SOC, and s1.00. ~
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KILLED BY The CARS.
Mrs. Mary o'5oyl. step, in Front of a
Delaware and Hud,an Train.

Fpecidi ~ ht1 'crdH'ou Tribune.
OLYPHANT, Pa, May lG.-Mrs. Mary
OBoyIs, an aged LADY, who had teen
visiting at p H. GIlmartin's in Peek
VILE, aud WINS going to visIt her daugh.
ter IN Providence, was walking down
the Delaware and Hudson track today
when she heard n coal train coming
Stepping ont OF the way Of the COIL
train. she stepped in front Of the %
passenger train, which struck and killed
her instantly,
The remains were taken in charge by
Undertaken Sweeney.
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nneAlan,. Arnle, s,,,..

Tho best slye ga tho world io- Cuts
Bruises, soioS UlcrrS salt Rhcum Fever
SORES, letter, ,hHpprd Hands Jhlb,Ains
Corus aud all Skin ErupuouN aud posi-
lively cures Piles or 100 pay required Il
Il guaranteed g. give perfect satisfaction
OF money refunded. Price - cents per
Jo1. For sGlo by Matthew BgOA -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-17

musicale tamOrrow evening. The fol-
hwing urogrnmns vii b. rendered /;
Duet- alse Concert. Mattel
Clara Lanford and Marian Benedict.
flzacutIl ...'..,............... .DelUeS
Clara Andrews.
Charge Hussars. .Spindler
Gertrud Hughes.
Geburtstags Marsch Schwalm
Mary Dryden.
n. Rondo in G. C.....................M Mozart
b. Flower Song Raft
Nellie Davenport.
Bercense. ..,,,.......,,......Jo oses Hoffman
Clara LHngford.
Song, "For All Eternityn n''''''
Jessie Perrin.
Morceau de Bal. l.....................W Widor
Marian Benedict.
BRbillarde Caprice Raft
Jennie Dietrich.
a. Song Without Words. -. :. .Mendelssohn
b. Polka, "Wang". .........
Alta Bevan.
u hOnuo III I....'., ...,..,......,h hOuler
b. Alpine Roses es...............Sp Spindler
Lena Monte.
Scherzo. Observation-Disclosures. Mendelssohn
Marian Benedict
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-17

When Daby was sick, we gave her Ca1torie.
When she Yves Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clune to Castoris.
When shc had Children, she gave them Castoria,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-17

Dr Norwo0ds Norway Pine Syrup wns
uscd !1r yoara af a prescription by q sue
cossiu' physician 10 is in all respects the
brs' curUh medicine made today sold by
AL dealers uu guarantee ~ satisfaction.
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Temple Court Building


3ii SPRUCE ST.
from an. tiA 9pm. Consultations free.
Those suffering from Nervous Diseases
are guaranteed cure For such there il
the cheering word "Ye'. a. failure l. uu.
known in the doctors treatment.
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Yoa can consult DR.. Grcwc, any day at
Rooms en1G
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GORMAN'S
GRAND DEPOT

The beautiful weather suggests
your necessities; your necessities
suggest our special offerings to-
day:
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WILLIAM CONNTUI, President
GEu n. ChTLIN, Nice-Prcsident
WILLIAM II. PECK, Cashier

william Cunnoll, George ". CatlIn,
Alfred Hand james Archibald, Henry
Helm jr, Milli,m l. smith. Luther
Keller
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-20

the best writer's on our dailies are Cath
olics and better Catholics and better
Americans than the imported Canadian
Wvmans Of Canada. Mr. Roche also
tells of meeting Of A. L. A. people in
Boston which invited unbelieyers 10
speak and that Lawyer Coiiey got MP
TO expose the fallacy Of their argu-
ments. Mr.. CoiTey was met with cries
of put him ont" "sit down" and with
howls from the British American
towards who did not dare 10 listen 10
one unterrifed man. The meeting was
held on the 14th inst The Chairman
was Nova Scotian-a British Ameri-
can, M are most of the A. u. AS. A
converted" minister, named Brady,
who wants notoriety, had issued the
challenge He shouted that he was
not afraid Of another Battle of the
Boyne or another Bunker Hill" A
Mrs. Hill tried to shame the ruflianly
mob into listening 10 Mr..
CoiIcy, but he WAS not allowed 10
speak.
Comment is not necessary.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-20
THOSE TENDERS.

The action of the Board of Aldermen
last evening in referring the ordinance
in relation TO safety tenders to the rail
road committee looks as if il was dis
posed TO dilly-dnlly with this serious
question. 1t is well known fact that
Mayor Tiepkc is opposed to any rail
road business being done in the City
Council unless it Originates in
message from him. He cannot mani
pulate the Common Council so he
therefore uses his powers of persuasion
on the Board of Aldermen.
The argument put forth by His
Honor was that the railroad people
were ready to put on fender if the
City Council would find one which
would do the work required. and IA lot
of silly sophistry of that character We
desire TO say TO His Honor and the rail.
road people, for whom he seems to be
very considerate that il is not the duty
Of the City Council TO find safety fen.
ders for the railroad people, but to see
that they are put on the cars for the
better protection of the people of ON
city
The Mayor may be able to whecdle
the Board of Aldermen into his way of
thinking and thereby nullify all efforts
to get the railroad people to do some
thing fOr the better protection of life
and limb but IT is very doubtful if il il
TO the Boards credit The matter of
Tenders has been discussed since the
cars were put IN operation and the
passage Of the ordinance cannot b,
considered as husty legislation. tn,
Committee on Railroads should report
promptly
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-20

Every day the great cities furnishes
wonderful and pathetic pictures which
illustrate the strange turns Of Fortunes
wheel On Saturday white-h haired
trembling old man went 10 the Tombs
in New York, carrying paper bag of
bananas rs n friendly offering TO
Erastus Wiman, awaiting sentence in
his cell Years ago, it was the white
haired trembling old man who was the
prisoner in Ludlow Street Jail under
the odious law Of imprisonment for
debt, and Erastus Wiman was the visi-
tor and comforter, and the prime mover
in the reform which brought about the
old mans deliverance Round and
round turns the giddy wheel, and men
still pursue the flying phantom perched
upon its rim, without thinking of
danger until IL is upon them!
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-20
THE AUSTRIAN FLOODS.
villages In the Waas val'ey submerged.--Ths
Watar Stin nisInQ


VIENNA, June 2O-Ths rains have be
gun To fall again Ia the northeast, and
the tn ton Ia the flooded districts IL
worse Jhan at any time since the trouble
commenced.
In the region of Mosoiska, Poland.
there have been terrible hsilstorms and
heavy rains that have caused the rivers
TO overflow their banks
IL has been raining for two weeks In
East Germany and many parts OF the
country is flooded. The Vistula river is
rising rapidly.
The embankment at Presse IL broken In
two places. Uhlsns have been sent 60
make repairs ON the German side OF the
river while military engineers are re-
pairing the Austrian side. The river
oder is also rising.
Tho dam erected by soldiers to prevent
further flooding Of the Karwin Is washed
away by the immense weight OF water
impounded behind IL aud the Oltu river,
which has been inundated.
The foundations Of many houses In the
villages OF Berigzeg and Pistyan were
undermined by the rapidly flowing
waters, and the buildings have collapsed.
In many instances persons who were
attempting 10 save household effects
narrowly escaped with their lives Three
Inhabitants Of the villages were caught in
the food and drowned.
The county Of Llpto which forms the
upper part Of the valley Of the Waag
containing about S6s square miles, has
been converted into vast lake.
The money damage done by the food Is
immense, and In very many cases resi-
dents OF the valley have lost everything
they Dussessed
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-20
COLLlDED IN a FOG.
Schooner Crashed Into an Iceberg and
Twelve Men Were Drowned

ST. JoHN's, n. r.. June 20.-Schooner
Rose, from Labrador, for Conception bay,
collided with an iceberg. and went down
almost Immediately, carry Ing l2 persons
with her. The disaster occurred when
the schooner was about eight miles or
Partridge point AT the time OF the
collision there was a thick fog, and IL
was impossi ole for the lookout TO see q
ships length ahead.
The Rose had crew of 5S persons. who
were bound TO Conception bay to carry
on the cod6shinR industry. The 49 sur.
vivors jumped aboard the berg as soon rs
the collision took place and RENAME d
there for several hours, suffering great
hardship. When they had almost aban.
doued hope, another fishing craft hove In
sight, aud after considerable trouble they
were gotten safely aboard and landed.