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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-18
LITTLE WEST SIDE NEWS NOTES.

[The West Side office Of the SCRANTON
Tel UNE is located at lib North Main ave
nue., where subscriptions, advertisements and
communcatlons Will receive prompt atten-
ton
Mrs Joseph Matthias of Price street. is
ill.
New telegraph poles are being erected
on Main avenue and Jackson street.
Mrs D. d. Evans and family of South
Main avenue, are sojourning at Lake
Winola.
Ray Morgan and Harry Mott, of this
side, who are summcring Mt Lake Winola,
are in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Nichols, of North
Bromley avenue, are rustlcating at lake
near Berwick.
Miss Nellie Beols will leave on Monday
for weeks sojourn at Factoryvile and
Sheridan Lake.
Miss Annie Evans, of Philadelphia is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. I. j. Price, Of
Academy street.
The annual picnic of Columbia Hose
company No, will occur at Wahlel's
Grove on August H.
William q. Owen lal been elected
superintendent of the jackson Street Bap.
| tlst sunday school.
Rev. T. j. Collins and family have re-
turned from two weeks visit with
friends in Virginia.
Miss Anna Kennedy, of this side, will
| leave tomorrow for a months recupera.
| tion at the seashole.
Miss Grace Walker, Of Division street.
and Miss Bertha Jenkins, of Hyde Park
avenue, are at Ocean Grove
Miss Jane Hurlburt, of Meridian, Miss.
! issippi, is a guest at tho home Of G. A.
Burr, of South Main avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Morgan, of North
| Hyde Park avenue, left yesterday for a
two weeks visit at Lake ldlewile.
Frank Stetter, of North Main avenue,
has greatly improved the front of his hotel
by having it painted and grained
Mrs. Thomas d. Evans and family, OF
Eynon street, have gone tU Oakland, Gal,
where they will rejoin Mr.. Evans and re-.
side
Frank Doud, Of jackson street and
Thomas Hennigson, of Tenth street. will
indulge in wrestling, catch as catch can
matchin the near future for $50 side.
A. NJ. Morse and family, of South Brom-
lay avenue, left for Lake Winoa yester-
day, where Mrs Morse and son Arthur
win spend the summer months in their
cottage
The funeral Of the late Mrs McNamara
VIII take place on Thursday morning nt 0
O'Clock from the home of her grand chill.
dron, 400 Luzerne street. Interment in
Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
Last evening trout SUI = was served
at the home of b. q. Morgan. These
feasts occur every year ana are INDUCED
in by A. b. Eynon, Dir. w. A. Paine and
b. g. Morgan, whose wives are enioving
the sumner months in their cottages ;t
Lake Winalo. The menu was an excelleu I
one, prepared by A, b, Eynon, and was
thoroughly enjoyed.
Complaints are continually being heard
of boys who nightly inlest the streets and
are Of the greatest annoyance TO people
passing. A lady complained to Lieutenant
Williams last evening Of u crowd who
daily play ball ON Division street, in close
! proximity TO the houses. In fact win
dowsare broked in all sections, but arc
! never replaced. The gang that continually ly
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NORTH END BRIEFS.

The Sosthenes lodge Of Odd Fellows will
run an excursion to Farview tomorrow.
The Marvine Accidental fund committee
will run an excursion to Farvew on Aug
ust 4.
The home of A. p, Hegnett, North Main
avenue, was frightened yesterday by tho
birth of blue-eyed baby daughter.
Prayer services were held last evening
at the home OF the late William Williams
who was recently killed at Leggett creek.
At the monthly meeting of the Liberty
Hose company last evening Gordon
Rider was elected member of the COM
pany.
A. B. Chase and family viii journey
west for vacation. Mr.. Chase will also
visit his brother whom he has not seen for
thirty years.
Glass II, of Green Ridge Baptist church,
held lawn social last evening whom ice
cream and light refreshments were served
on the church lawn.
The name of L. NJ. Morgan in the mine
foreman list yesterday should read L. NJ.
Evans, who resides on Wayne avenue and
who was successful in obtaining II certif-
cate.
Rev. P. j. McManus, of Green Ridge;
Rev. W. Z. ODonnell aux Frank McHugh
will saffron New York Saturday morn
ing on the Servia ON a short European
! tour. They will disembark at Queenstown
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SOUTH SIDE JoTTINGs.

Mrs. J. II. Brooks returned home from
Dover, N. D., last Saturday.
Miss Kate Neulon, of Prospect avenue,
is confined to bed with rheumatism.
Miss Rose H0g, leaves for New York
this morning on an extended visited.
William Langan. of Hawley, called on
Andrew Best, Of Cedar avenue, yesterday.
Robert Vanduzer had his foot badly
crushed at the lower mill early yesterday.
The Saengerrunde will compete in the
musical festival at Laurel Hill park on
September 6.
Michael Lotus fell into the basin at Nay
Aug falls yesterday and had narrow es-
cape from drowning.
Oscar Helregal, August Kempe, James
Bost land Michael Coar went fishing at
Schick's pond Monday.
The Royal Arcanum held n meeting at
Freuhen's hall last evening. Adolph Miller
and John Acock were initiated into the
order
Michael Burno, the Pittston avenue bar
Der, had the top of his fingers taken off
with razor, he was stropping yesterday
morning.
Miss Elsie Brown, of Taylor avonue and
Maud Powers of Cedar avenue, leave to-
day for Buffalo and Niagara Falls on a
two weeks visit.
Frederick Boyer, the assaiant of Neil
| Ruddy, was released yesterday. His
friends paid the fine imposed on him by
Alderman Storr.
Henry Mohr and John Fray, Of Beech
street. went fishing on Monday at Rattle
| fNva ,tNT
pounds of fish each
Henry f. Brown, ir., Of New York city,
who has been on visit to h. ID. Powers,
of Cedar avenue, during the past two
weeks, returned home today.
Wellman Singer, of Cedar avenue, was
walking IN his garden on Sunday evening
when he trippod and fell heavily to the
ground, tracturing his knee cap.
The Star Social club held tho first meet
| ing ut their new rooms last evening" good
time was spent in dancing and music.
the party breaking up at an early hour.
A slight fire occurred ut Patrick Donncl-
lv's house on Beech street Monday even
ing 1t was caused by the explosion of an
oil lamp, and was soon put out. No alarm
| was sounded.
Julius Meirer, of Willow street, has the
contract for building the foundation wall
of the new building on Pttston avenue
belonging to DIR. }. j. Walsh. lie began
work yesterday morning.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Sweeney
took place yesterday afternoon at
o'clock. The services We're held in st.
Johns church and interment was made in
| HYDE Park Catholic cemetery.
Miss Maggie Miller, the daughter of
Peter Miller, of Willow street, will go to
Buffalo today. accompanied by her mother,
and will be married there to James Young,
who was formerly q motorman for the
Traction company in this city.
A large delegation of prominent South
Siders attended the funeral of the late
Charles Engel, of Petersburg, Monday aft
ernoon. The interment was made in the
Petersburg German Presbyterian ceme-
terry. The pail bearers were Guorge
Schultz, Jacob Saar, Jacob Waltz and
John Schmidt.
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While half-crazai by drink, William
Coss sent a bullet through the left ear
ut his room mate, James McGaun, at
Nrs. Earley's boarding house on Spruce
street. near Franklin avenue, about 6
o'clock last evening
The shooting was undoubtedly de.
liberate attempt at murder. and it ID
only by the luckiest chance that Nc
Gam WAS not killed or seriously
wounded. Two shots were fired and
one Of them was at such short range
,Hat McGann's hair was singed by the
powder
Coss, who is journeyman tailor.
employed by Captain Moir, had been on
u debauCA for several days and was in
a fair way to be affected with deler-
ium tremens yesterday. McGlnn had
spent part Of the day with his bed-fcl-
low and toward evening they went to
their room to sober up. They had not
pe"u there very long before Cos' nc
cUsad McGann Of having robbed him
O. $2j, following up the accusation by
drawing u revolver and telling Nc
Ganu that he was going 10 shoot him.
The latter f4d from the room followed
10y Coss, revolver in hand.
Coss USED HIS REVOLVER
As McGann started down stairs Coss
3 o., the bullet passing through Nc
Cams left ear, grazing the neck The
wounded man tumbled down stairs and
as he was rolling from step to step Coss
fired another shot at hin which, how
ever, missed its mark.
Two of the boordsrS captured Coss
rs he Was attempting to quietly make
his escape by way of the rear gate. He
WAS handed over to Officer Jones and
taken to the station house where the
revolver OF 80 -calber, with two CHAM
bers empty, was found secreted in his
trousers leg. McGann WAS assisted to
the Lackawanna hospital, where his ear
was dressed.
MCGann when seen gave the above
version of the affair, which was cor
robOrated rs to u number of incidents
iry several of the boarders McGann
says that the money which Coss claims
was lost was spent BY them during the
day. The evening previous Mr.. Hlg-
gins of the finn Of Wills & Higgins.
took $2G % from Coss for fe.keeDing,
returning 1t to him Yesterday morning
Coss Is IN LOVE.
Frank R6thrrmel. one of the board
ers, told The TRIBUNE reporter that Cos:
has acted very Queerly of late II seems
that he is infatuated with one OF the
waitresses, Louise Hammond, Il plump
aud pretty girl, and is insanely jealous
Of her lie threatened to shoot botE
Rothermel and McGann. who h'
thought were trying to win the affec-
tions Of his girl.
Coss denied that there was a woman
in the case. The only reason he gives
for his mugderou5 act is that MeGanr
robbed him.
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and will proceed direct to Dublin and pay
visit to various historical spots on the
Emerald Isle. Afterward England and
France will be Travelled. The touris main.
ly undertaken for tho purpose of health
recruiting aud the return is expected to be
made in September.
p An address of sympathy has been sent
by the Thomas Jefferson lodge of Ivorites
to the mother OF the late William d. Evans,
Of Oak street. who was recently killed at
Cayuga shaft.
w. B. Christmas and Miss Flynn, OF
West Market street, were yesterday called
to Erie TO attend the United States court
as witnesses in the prosecution of Welles,
the counterfeiter.
A meeting IN connection with the Sun
day closing closing movement was held
last evening at the Puritan church. The
proceedings were in Welsh and addresses
were given by Rev. r. Jones, d. D.,
and Thomas Watkins.
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PERSONAL.
"ErOm the Rnnks.n

,s1,ror, ,bo porI,su
1rdc, w II Soaror % ror,io,o ia NJ the
Utyor'irc,
A. W. Dickson was visitor to CARBON
o"'o Se''oto"y
George NJ: uallsteau Is on q Dusihess
visit to Buffalo.
William Morris is spending week re-
cuperatlns at Lake Nlnola.
Miss Alice Deepen, of the health depart
mput is spending her vacation at Homes
dale.
JohnJ Grady of tbe Snruce street firm
of Grady and Bowie will sail for Europe
on July 25
Jomss wo,sop of .Jaff,rso, ovonua ra.
turned vastcrdav from n weak, vacation
spprt at MarbleIepd Neck Mass
~, ~ n-.-.,-, - r.
have left for T,aI;a Oiinsirom|nd Wnvne
county ON two weeks vacation
Tbopav piohord uiorns 4, oo,,1ro5 70
H.; ihe l'eS. hlGIaau morn ~ CDn,lueG 10 u
u,enIs uo To- , w." LoS '''at at+ac nf
horn nv" '"' "' ''''0N '''''
Nice Natal, co,oo . voahi,r4on n
q 10 onost af tb,, rasi5arco Of s1norin'
" p;aI,, az wy ~, NJ
"'VH''
MISS hathryho hart, the well known
Y'callst, Is waiting her sister, Mrs. John
-'.idos 7, Nav, Wnrl, S'''''' 4u''' ii"' Nv"
~ "
MrS' D. d, h"hu ana childTen, OF Penn
avenue, VIII IeaVe today Tor Lake CGun-
slgmohd, wayne county, where they will
spend several weeks
Mrs Judson, of Chicago, who has been
in the city for sometime past visiting her
parents Mr.. ana Mrs H. 1. Black ieGt yes
terday for New YORK, where she will
spend few weeks visiting friens.
Jacob Sunday of Franklin avenue in
company with three friends fshed one
day last week off the coast of Far Rocka.
way, ana hauled in sos pounds OF biueiish,
many OF them weighing over twelve
pounds.
Saws the Washir rton Post OF Monday.
"Miss Margaret Evans member of the
Scranton, Pa, Choral union. which won
the j,UO0 prize at the Worlds fair, is +
guest at the home Of Mrs. j. A. Price,
], Iu2 Pennsylvania avenuen
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CALL EXTENDED TO REV. ma. ssLL.

Congregation of Plymouth Cougrega.
tionnl Church Wants Him.
A special meeting Of the members of
the Plymouth Congregational church
was held last evening for the purpose
of extending pastoral call to a minis
ter Thomas Eynon, deacon in the
church presided After some lengthy
discussion a vote was taken
Robert Savile and Thomas Rey-
nolds were appointed tellers
The vote taken was unanani-
m usiy in favor Of Rev. Thomas
Bell. of Dartmouth, Mass, Mr.. Bell
has oiliciated III the church on several
occasions, each time with unbouuded
satisfaction. He is eloquent, and his
discourse abound with practical
knowledge Of theology 1t is intended
that the call will be extended at once,
as the church is now without pastor.
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THE BOYS Came BACK.

Anthony Monahan's Sons Were Enticed
Away by Their Brother.
Last February while Anthony Mona.
han was under arrest for drukenness
his son Patrick, from Girardville, en-
ticed his brothers Thomas and John
away to his home and on July IA the
father swore out warrant for the ar.
rest of Patrick upon the charge of
fraudulently leading away the two
brothers.
The warrant was served by Consta-
bic Cole, who proceeded 10 Guardsville
and after twelve-mile walk on Mon
day. yesterday found ono at Connors
Patch and the other at Wild Cat.
Patrick was released and the brothers
were yesterday handed over to their
parents.
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THE CONTROLLERS CASE.
Another Attempt Win Bo Made by the

Another Attempt Win Bo Mads by the
schuylkill Attorney for Recognition.
His honor, Mayor Nichols who is at
torney for Controller Abednego
Reese, left for Pottsyille on the
10 90 train this morning where he has
been summoned to confer with the at
torneys OF the Schuylkill county con-
troller, who propose TO take further le'
gal action ana fight the controllers 8
case to the bitter end.
The mayor SAID that while he was
going down upon the earnest request of
the Schuylkill controllers attorneys.
he did not see how any action OF theirs
could affect the decision of the supreme
court. But while he thought it WAS
better to let the case rest where it is,
still, if there is any chance of ques-
tioniug tho validity of the decision. as
conflicting with the new law, they pro-
pose making another attempt. Wilkes
Barre Times.
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SERVICES LAST EVENING.

Conducted Over the Remains of the Late
William Hayoock.
a large number attended the funeral
services held last evening over the re-
mains of the late William Haycock at
the home of his daughter, Mrs David
Harris on North Garfield avenue.
Impressive services were conducted
by Rev. Hugh Davis, of the Welsh
Calvuislic Methodist church. The
remains will be removed this morning
on the 8 o'clock train for Hazleton,
where informant Will be made,
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NORTH END.

TThc North End office of the SCRANTON
TRHUNE IS located Mt the Lewis Drug Store
and Jchu's tore, Wayne avenue, where sub.
scr ptiOus, advertisements and communication
will receive prompt attention
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KICKED BY a MULE.

Edwin Hughes Injured In tho Diamond
Mine.
Edwin Hughes, of Bromley avenue,
received painful injury while at work
in the Diamond mine on Monday by
being kicked by a mule. Hughes is
employed as driver and while urging
the animal forward it became vicious
and dealt him furious blow in the
thigh with its hoof.
He was removed to his home where
it was found that although the injnry
is of most painful nature no bones
were brOken.
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IAN advertising matter, news itons and new
subscriptions if lett at the following business
places will be promptly attended to: Hang' s
barber shop Westprahl's store, ID. w. Humph-
rey's pharmacy and a. J. Mulderigs,l
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c0SS MEANT MISCHIEF
He PuHCiured James MCGann'S Ear With a
Revolver Bullet.
HE Was CRAZED With DRINK

After Being Shot McGann Fell and
Coss Fired Another Shot at Him,
Which Fortunately Did No Damage
Coss Is Enamored of a Pretty Wait
ress at the Boarding House of Mrs.
Early on Spruce Street.
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You Need Them

And visit to Martin & De1anys will be-
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goods. Just the stuff to keep you cool
Our novelty in summer goods is
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FROM 6 to each evening, visitors will
be shown Woodlawn Park lots 80
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haunt the end of the Washburn street car
line make themselves obnoxious by ring
ing the bell or closing the gates on the
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-26

to the farm, where agriculture. horticul-
ture ana Horticulture in all their branch
es will be carried on. And she is conf
dent that the fresh interests II will
awaken, the hopes such life viii inspire,
and the healthy outdoor exercise it will
entail will have the most beneficial effect
upon them. She cannot OF course. start
without funds. for which she pleads. but
when it is once started she has every
hope Of making the home self-support-
ing
Cupid sits at the card table sometimes,
and out of Loo may come love.
SO, if baccarat leads to bridal, why
call it strange?
Miss Murill Wilson is to wed Lord de
Eresby, and the mere announcement
has set all the gossips talking. for the
bride comes OF "A family around which
centred one OF the worst scandals that
ever set the aristocracy by the ears and
proved that nobIemen are made of COM
mon clay. ,,..,
sons Of Tranby Croft-1ranby Croft, most
hospitable of English country homes,
but in which, alas most of the guests
are members of the deep-drinking. high
playing circle called the Prince OF Wales's
set.
Lord de Eresby is one of this little
group of intimates and Is accounted one
OF its leaders.
by met Muriel Wilson. Ihelr eyes met
across the green cloth. With every
guinea went a glance, with each stake
a smile. and while he punted he pom
dered on the charms Of his hosts lovely
daughter.
But it will take more than this mar
riage of the Wilson's into the nobility
10 efface the memory Of dashing young
Sir William Gordon-Cummings who at
Tranby Croft met the worst fate that
can befall gentleman-who, in the
dra wing-room OF the big mansion, was
publicly accused of cheating at cards.
The circumstances leading up to that
night of gnomny have never been fully
toll. even in the most daring OF Lon
don society" papers But hints were
freely distributed at the time. and the
s,Irmises are not yet forgotten.
II was whispered that Gordon-Cuin-
ming had aspersed the moral characters
of some Of the women at Tranby Croft
ana had deit particularly upon the do1
ings Of certain lady. an excellent irie"u
of the Prince. .,.. ar
Sir williams gossip was promptly car
ried TO this lady, of course, and ~ Is sal"
mai she swore vengeance upon MN. TIA
The next night. when the play at p"0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-26
HITLER AND YONDER.
BREEZY NOTES REGARDING MEN,
WOMEN AND 1HINGS.
Ono OF tho Famous Tranby Croft Party TO
Wed-Lady somerset's Prospective
Home for Female Inebriates.

The Empress of Russia keeps n per-
fume fountain in her reception room, and
can have any one of a dozen fragrant
odors sprayed about by pressing but
ton.
The only male relatives of Robespierre
living in France, according to Paris
paper are Macmillan de Robespierre
who owns title mandatory, and his
son, now eighteen. years old. He appear
ed in a Paris court the other day as
sponsor for one of his employees, who had
run over boy, and announced that he
was grandnephew Of the notorious
bearer of his name. He Is an intelligent
man, about fOrty-five years old, and
graduate OF a school of mines. When
asked regarding his family papers, he
said that his uncle, Henri de hobes-
pierre had fled with them TO America
at tht time of the Restoration. and that
nothing had ever been heard Of him or
them since then.
Lady Henry Somerset. with whom Miss
Willard has spent the past year, has in
hand scheme for the cure OF female
inebriates. Women are admittedly more
difficult to cure of the drink habit than
men, she thinks, and many of the forlorn
creatures who are sent over and over
again to prison for drunkenness only
gain their liberty to become further
enslaved by this terrible vice. Lady
Henry Somerset proposes to start a
farm home for such women. Instead Of
sending them to prison, they VIII be sent