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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-03
NORTH END.

Misses Kate and Anna Glenn, Of BENEFIT
street and Misses Kate and Anna Corless.
Of Ranne street. spent yesterday at Chin
chilla.
Miss Lizzie Tillon. OF Honesdale. is WIS.,
iting Mrs. Minor Carr. of Dickson ave-
nue..
Miss Daisy Stevens. OF wilkes-Barre. is
visiting Mrs. e. II. Scharar.
Charles Reese. of North Main avenue.
who works at the Csyuga breaker. had a
severe accident on Monday afternoon. Mr..
Reese was driving along Main avenue
when the bit Of one of ths horses broke.
which scared 1t very much. and they
started to run at rapid gait and MIR.
Reese jumped out, bruisng his face quite
severely.
John Glenn. of BENEFIT street. who has
| been employed by the Delaware. Lacka-
wanra and Western railroad for nearly u
lifetime, has just had picture of himself.
wife and twelve children taken on the
veranda of his pleasant residence.
George Cooper. OF Gr,ffn's drug store Is
taking his vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Fritz and Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. NJ. Kinter will leave today for
Mt. Pleasant. where they will spend July 4.
p. a. o'Malley. of Cuslck avenue. who
ware. Lackawanna and Western railroad
at Binghamton about IA month ago. and
who has been receiving treatment at the
B.nghamton hospital, was brought to his
home yesterday afternoon and his friends
will be pleased to know that he is improv-
ing.
Mrs. Minor Carr, of Dickson avenue.
will leave today for Atlantic City.
Thomas Gwynnes Sunday school class
Of the Puritan Congregational church
will hold a lawn social on the church lawn
tonight.
The pastor Of the Primitive Methodist
church has organized senior Wesley
league with about thirty-five members.
The following officers have been elected
President. George Slowther: vice presi-
dent. Thomas Indian: recording secretary.
Belt Wrightson; corresponding secretary.
Mrs. :. Powell: treasurer. David Jones
organist. Bella Fid:am They will begin
their religious services on Sunday, July
l. at 6.l5, to be led by the president.
Subject. What Has Christianity Done FOR
Our Country" The business meeting will
be held on Wednesday July TO-
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PERSONAL.

cl D. Simpson lef, yesterday for New
Yo4k city.
H B. Jadwin. Of Carbondale. was here
yes kerday.
ss Ida watrous. Of Dunmore. is in
Philadelphia.
nd c. Blakeiy. Of Nicholson. was in the
eitf yesterday
james Howe. Of Great Bend. was in
tovfn yesterday.
Miss Mamie Thurman. Of Lackawanna
avd) d)nue. is in Bath, y. Y.
Nynfeld Husan. Of Washington. D. c.,
70 Tisiting friends in this city.
1trs. E. Friend and family, Of Adams
avd Fnue. leave today for Lake Ariel.
ID bhn Burke, Of Burke Bros. contractors,
EetJ Jhrned last night from New York.
I'd iss Laura Gaylord, of Cleveland, is WIS.,
ftin Miss Luella Williams. Of Jefferson
avei hue.
MNks Eva NJ. Brown. Of School Of Mines,
: MI tes city Saturday to visit friends at
Factoryville.
". G. Parkee and T. H. Watkins. who
are in Europe, will sail for home on July
9 on the steamer St. Louis.
Mis- Bessie Brown and Frank Dando,
both Scranton, will be married this
even In the BRIDES home on Madison
John Velher, Of Massillon, o.. employed
In the glass business Of that city, called on
friends here yesterday on his way to his
home in Hawley.
Rev. Warren G. Partridge, Of the Penn
Avenue Baptist church, will deliver two
lectures in Buffalo this week on THE In
fuence of the Conscience Of Life"
r. H. MINIS. stage carpenter at the
rockingham theater, will leave on Mon
day next for Toledo, o., where he will su-
perintend the building Of the stage Of the
new Valentine theater in that city.
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the bid Of the Gamewell Fire Alarm
system. A short session Of the commit
tee was held. and after the adjourn
ment of the same considerable discus
sion was hdulged In. which finally re-
suited In motion being passed to the
effect that the secretary be instructed
to communicate with the Gaynord COM
pany. Of Louisville. KY. In regard to
their alarm system. and as soon as an
answer Is received notify the president.
who shall call meeting to decide upon
a fire alarm system. A communication
was received from the Traction COM
pany to the effect that their tracks
would be planked and switches moved
as soon as possible. Street commits
sioner'sreport for June work showed an
expenditure OF $959.
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ABOUT COMPANY d.
What tho Philadelphia Inquirer Has Il
Ga, rnuc.ruioo 70


Say Concerning II.
Outside Of Philadelphia the best regi-
ment of the Pennsylvania National
Guard Is the Thirteeuth. Of Scranton
and d company is undoubtedly the best
company of tine regiment. One feature
Of its history is rather remarkable. Its
commanders for four consecutive terms
having been mining engineers all In the
employ OF the Hillside Coal and Iron
company Of Scranton, an Erie railroad
coal department corporation.
President Hines was the first captain
from the office. and when ne resigned
w. A. May, the present superintendent
Of the company, was elected to the va.
cancy. Montrose Barnard. probably
the handsomest man in the National
Guard, chief engineer Of the Hillside
company, followed Captain May, and
when ne was selected to command q
battalion fremont Stokes. an assistant
engineer. was elected company com.
mander.
As First Sergeant Inglis. Of d, belongs
to the same coal corporation, It looks
a. though NTH captain IL eventually
assured from that office.-Philadelphis
Inquirer.
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RAILROAD NOTES.

Secretary Pearsall and Engineer John
r. Troch leave today for trip through
the state Of Maine.
The Delaware, Lacklwarna and
Western will pay today at the oxford,
Dodge. Sloan and Hampton mines.
The Railroad Young Mems Christian
Association Base Bail club were de.
feated by School No. 9 yesterday. The
score was 10 to 4 in favor OF Schools.
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MIR. JONES IS A LAY BROTHER.
Made His Profession ~ . Member o
brotherhood Of Good Shepherd.


brotherhood Of Good Shepherd.
A ceremony OF peculiar interest was
witnessed In st. Luke's Episcopal
church yesterday morning when Frank
o. Jones, OF this city. made his profess
sion as a member Of the Brotherhood OF
the Good Shepherd. Rt. Rev. N. 8.
Rulison. bishop Of central Pennsylva-
MIA. conducted the service. In which
Rev. Rogers Israel. rector Of st. Luke.s.
and Rev. NJ. H. Mil. Of st. David's.
participated. Previous to this cere-
mony. nine adults were confirmed. The
services closed with the celebration of
holy communion.
Mr.. Jones Is an employe In the Jersey
Central Railroad company offices and
founded the Good Shepherd brother
hood. whose rules involve vows Of pow
erty. chastity and obedience for three
years. none Of the brotherhood vows of
the Episcopal church being perpetual.
The discipline IL subject to the APP
proval of the bishop Of the diocese. Mr..
Jones will for the present labor in this
vicinity.
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/ 4. W. Nationsi Meet .. Asbury Park

L a. W. Nationsi Meet st Asbury Park.
For the meeting Of the League OF
American Wheelmen at Asbury Park
July to Is. the Central Railroad of
New Jersey have made rate Of fare
and third for the round trip.
BY this arrangements wheelmen can
purchase Z single trip ticket to Asbury
Park on July 4 to 10 inclusive. and OBJ
tain = certificate from the ticket agent
which will entitle the, purchaser to e re-
turn ticket 70 ons.thlSd rate good to
soturu until July n Inclusive.
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THREE DIVORCES GRANTED.
In Each Case II Was Asked on the Ground
Of NcScrtiOu,

Three DEGREES In divorce were handed
down In court yesterday, desertion be-
ing In each case the ground on which
the divorces We're asked. Walter Lewis
was granted an absolute divorce from
Mary Ann Lewis. to whom he was mar
ried on April 2, 1892. After living to-
gether for some time, Mrs. Lewis de-
serted her husband and has remained
away from him ever since.
The same statement OF facts applies
to the case of Rees j. Thomas against
Ann Thomas. They were married Sept
II. 1883.
Mary Francis Morris was granted q
divorce from George Nathan Morris.
They We're married March IA. 1889. Some
time afterward her husbamd Joined the
ranks Of the deserters and still re-
mains with them. Mrs. Morris now re.
sides at Wallsville. Lacka wanna coun.
ty
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Hotel Licenses Transferred.

The following hotel licenses were
transferred by the court yesterday
That Of John j. Morris, OF the Firs,
ward. Scranton. to John l.. Lunney;
that Of John ID. Edwards. First ward
Archibald. to John Bosovitz; that OF
Ludwig Billske. Of the Third ward OF
Dickson City borough, to Simon Kupsu
and Sylvester Jankowski.
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ARE you DEAF
DON'T YOU WAVr 70 HeAn9

DON'T YOU WApT 70 HeAo9
F.'c 'snAO0NH- VIII help you II you
90. II is recent scientific invention to -.
sist the bearing Of any one not BORN deaf.
Whom in the ear Il 10 Invisible, and does not
cause the slight ,st discomfort. Il 70 to the ear
what glasses ere 70 the Sye.an ear spectacle.
An exgeriencsd Aurist wiil b q the wyo:.
g. from 9 .. m. to , p. M, whsrs they can be
tested Free of Charge.
THE AuNAPHoNG CO.,
7lS Metropoiissn BlAs. Msdison square,
New York.
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MR.. CASEY, THE INVENTOR.
He wss Arrested for Striking His Wife
with Crutch.

James H. Casey. who recently at
tanned notoriety as the patentee Of a
street car fender. was arrested early
yesterday morning on a charge OF wife
beating and locked in the West Side
polic' station.
.I45 o'clock Mrs Casey. with her
zee covered with blood from painful
scalp wound, approached Lieutenant
Williams and said her husband had
struck her with his crutch.
The lieutenant. accompanied by Pa
krolmar Saul. arrested Casey In his
home on South Main avenue. In yes
terday's police court the inventor was
committed to jail in default Of $500 bail.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-03
TWO ACCIDENTS AT BRIDGE.
4 Water Carrier and Spectator Receive
slight Injuries.

4 Wot0r CoTr1cr dnd Spectator KOcefVo
slight Injuries.
Two accidents occurred yesterday at
the new Linden street bridge. One Of
companied by barrel. but fortunate
ly landed on his feet on a pile of iron.
Aside from few bruises the lad was
uninjured.
A guide wire. which held In place a
largf DERRICK pole. broke and In its
fall hn oHlooker was cut upon the head.
The impfoviso shanty was struck, the
roof receiving slight damage. The first
span Of the bridge Is in place and work
has been begun on the central span.
The masonry on the easterly side Is
about completed.
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MAN TRAINS PROVIDED.

Erie asd Wyoming Officials VIII Give
God Service on the Fourth.
Trains over the Erie and Wyoming
railroadfoH Lake Ariel on the Sheridan
Monument association excursion July
will leave this city as follows: At SOS
.. m, 4 nd, $50 a. m. S.15 a. m. $40
.. m. HOS 1. m. 11.50 q. m. and 1.45
p. m, rs p. m. Trains returning will
/ leave Lake Ariel a. follows: At 1920
p. m. li5 p. m, 2.Ss p. m, $40 p. m..
AQ2 p. m, 6.45 p. m. 6.45 p. m, 8. p. m.,
81 p:' n, and . p. m. A good time
and plenty to eat.
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Record In the Beck Case

A certified copy OF the record in the
Beck case Is being made by Deputy
Clerk Of the Court Bonn. 1t will be
presented to the board of pardons by
the attorneys Of the condemned man on
July 16.
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news OF THE SUBURBS
Flag Raising at No. 81 School. South
Side, on Independence Day. :.
PARADE AND sPEEcH-NAkING
Organizations That win Be In Line-Iu.
teresting Budget from the North
End Of the City-Mappcnings
OF the Day in Dunmore.
SOUTH SIDE.

Independence Day will be celebrated
in especial manner by the members OF
Moltke castle, No. 26S Knights OF the
Golden Eagle. with a flag raising at NO.
81 school in the Ni,eteenth ward. All
the patriotic and civil societies of the
South Side will assemble on Cedar ave-
nue. at the cor:er OF Willow street AZ
$50 o'clock. and they will form into line
for short parade through the principal
streets, thence to the school house. The
flag and pole have been procured
through the efforts OF the members of
Moltke castle, and II Is the intention to
carry out the exercises ir fine style. An
invitation has been accepted by the
board OF control. and several directors
are expected to be present.
No. 81 school has recently been built
and is situated on Moltke avenue. be-
yond the Erie and Wyoming Valley
tracks. The flag raising will take place
Immediately following the parade.
which will start precisely at 10 o'clock.
The societies will rest on Cedar avenue
between Willow and River streets. fac
ing Willow street. and the eChool chill
drep of Nos. 10. so and 81 buildings will
form on Prospect avenue, between
Beech and Maple streets. facing Beech.
MIR. Mohr viii Bs Grand Marshal.
Henry Mohr will be the grand mar
shall Of the parade and the marshals of
societies will report TO him; his aides
will be John Woelkers and Henry
Weber There will be a cannon sta
toned on the hillside above the school
and its first report will be heard at $50,
notifying all societies to prepare to
form: at 945 the second report will be
the signal To form and prepare to march
and at 10 o'clock the final report will
be given. and at which the societies will
march.
The line OF march will be from Cedar
avenue to Willow street. to Prospect
avenue. to Beech street. where the
school children will join the ranks and
take the lead, from therce to Meadow
avenue, TO Maple street, to No. 81
school. The presentation speech will be
made by John Gray. and the address Of
acceptance by Superintendent Phillips
or President George b. Carson. Of the
board Of control. The societies that will
parade and the position they will oc-
cupy Is as follows:
Camp No. 43o. drum corps.
Camp No. 430. Patriotic Order Sons Of
America.
Delegation of other camps. Patriotic
Order Sons Of America.
Freiligrath lodge. No. 2S9. Harigari.
Scranton Athletic club.
Arbeiter Verein.
Germania Unterstutzungs verein.
Scranton Saengerrunde.
Columbia Quartette.
West Side band.
Krieger Verein.
Auguste Castle. No. 3SS, Knights of
Golden Eagle.
Delegation Of other castles Knights Of
Golden Eagle.
Moltke Castle, No. 26S, Knights Of
Golden Eagle.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-03

DID YOU EVER think that you cannot
have good health without pure blood
Health comes by the use Of Hoods Sar-
saparilla. because 1t makes the blood pure,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-03

HOODS PILLS have won high prais.
Tor their prompt and efficient yet easy ac
ton.
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Printing for GrOsers.
Circulars, cards. booklets, letter heads.
etc.. printed SO well at The Tribune of.
fee that they will sell goods for you,
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Shorter aragra phs.


John Manley. Of Pittston avenue. left
yesterday for Boston on two weeks
visit.
Electric City council, Royal Ar
canum. met at Fruehan's hall in regu-
lar session last evening.
Frank Butler, Of Dover, N. j., has
been engaged as bookkeeper at the
Meadow Brook silk mill. vice George
Pyle, who has entered the grocery busi-
ness on South Washington avenue.
The funeral Of the late John George
Miller will take place this morning
from the family residence. on Beech
street: high mass Of requiem will be
celebrated at st. Mary's German Cath
olic church, and interment will be made
in the Twentieth Ward cemetery.
John j. Gordon Is temporarily filing
the position Of South Side correspond
ent Of the Truth in place OF Thomas
A. Danohoe, who Is affected with a
sprained ankle.
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Pillsbury's Flour Mills have q capacity
Of 1900 barrels day.
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OF JULY
1895.

Parties wanting FIREWORKS
will consult their best interests by
examining our prices. We are
agents for Paine's Columbian Fair
and Manhattan Beach Fireworks.
We carry full line in store and
are prepared to furnish any sized
display on short notice.
We have the Paper Balloons
with and without the celebrated
firewOrk attachments. Crackers.
American and Chinese Firework
Novelties of all kinds. Rockets,
Mines. SaucissOns, AerOlites. In.
dian .Jugglery. Parachutes. Tour.
eilliOns, and all kinds OF Flags in
wool bunting. fast color muslin
and silk, Flag Poles. Holders. etc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-02
State House Notes.

The crop bulletin from the agricultural
dopartment will be issued about April Is.
Secretary McKeen is at his home at
Fryeburg and will be in the city about the
last of the week.
Col. f. G. Stevens, Governor Cleaves'
private secretary, was at Chelsea, yester-
day, holding court.
The Governor and Council will hold a
meeting, April II, and large amount Of
routine business will be transacted
Miss M. b. Fairbanks, a member of the
Maine Genealogical Society, has been at
the State House q few days, looking
through old records and collecting data.
The subcommittee of the Maine
Worlds Fair commission, composed OF
Hon. Fl. c. Burleigh, Hon. J. p Bass,
and Hon. d. j. Callahan, will hold q
meeting at the State House, today, to
settle the business Of the commission.
The following corporations were found
upon the books, yesterday:
Couch Locomotive Exhaust Radiator
Co, organized at Portland, for the pur-
pose of manufacturing inventions for tht
control of smoke, steam, etc, as filed Ger.
tifcate. Capital stock, $500, 900, of which
none is paid in. President, A. NJ Lunt
of Cambridge, Mass. treasurer, Z. II
Sylvester, Jr., Of Arlington, Mass.
Bertrand Sewing Machine Co, organ.
lied at Portland for the purpose of manu-
featuring and dealing in machinery, etc,
ETC., has filed certificate. Capital stock
$1,000, 900. of which 5000 is paid in
President, J. E. Bertrand of Boston, Mass.
treasurer, Mellen Bray of Newton Mass.
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"Mystery Social"

The Y. nj. G. A. rooms were crowded
last evening, with young people, it being
the Mystery Social entertainment so
long talked Of The programme rem
dered was as follows:
1.-THE First Hearing" Miss Pratts piano solo
"A Reading from Holmes"
Miss Bertha Holmes
"The Musical Stone," cornet solo,
W Jimmie Stone
"High Toned" solo. Charles Biladeau
"A Touching Performance" piano solo,
So Miss Pratt
"Kinder," reading, Miss Holmes
"a Blow for the Y. NJ. c. A." cornct solo,
eW Jimmie Stone
"a Voice from the Depths" solo,
sgs Mr.. Goodwin Of Hallowell
"Both Kinds" reading, Misses Holmes
The programme rendered the evening
was passed pleasantly with games and
fortune telling upstairs, singing, music,
etc, in the main hall. Ice cream cake
and candies were served
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$500 IN GOLD BROWNS A MAN.

At the burning of a steamboat on the Hua-
son River forty years ago, many of the pas
sengers were drowned. Among the bodies
brought up from the bottom Of the river nv
graphing was that of man known to have
been an excellent swimmer. Aroand lis ,caist
| ,cds a tet continuing nearly $500 in gold. That
told the story
In old and chronic cases of indigestion
dyspepsia or gastritis-it is all the same) the
sufferer develops great variety of symptoms
and often Gies-poisoaed IN the products of his
o'ca torpid and igtfamed stomach. His food. in
stead of being digested, and so furnishing
strength and physical substance, ferments
and putrifies within him. The chief process of
life is arrested at a vital point. The more he
eats the worse eff he is. And vet unless he can
ne led ne must also perish. People do so die.
daily, by thousands, but we doctors eeldon,
have the moral courage to give therause ~
true name lest we should be laughed at for onr
inaolilty to cure so simple thing as indi-
s st, sihpieE Why, 1T is the capstone of
all complaints-and the mother of most of
clan. ~ f'"
Some of the symptoms alluded to are these:
LOSS OF appetite; distress after eating; heart
.,urn ana palpitation; giddiness; foul taste in
INC mouth; the rising of nauseous acids and
gases INTO the throat; furred tongue; spots
DeIofe the eyes; unacvopntabie WEAKNESS and
ialIsae; sluggish circulation; weakness and
nervous prost ration; constipation or diarrhoa
discolored skin, &c.
Inc sufferers friends often advise him to
cheer up; to throw off his lethargy and eat
freely. Bad advice. He knows better. NO"
he answers, 81 cannot; my food does me no
good" He is right. FOOD is gold in the
spent swimmers belt.
Take iGht nourishment, followed jmmedidteiy
by dose OF the Shaker Digestive Cordial-a
new and radical remedy discovered and pre-
pared by the Shakers of Mt. Lebanon, N. Y
the essence OF medicinal herbs and plants cui-
tivated by them alone. Then continue with it.
Relieves at once and soon cures. Pleasant to
the palate and adapted TO all constitutions
Trial bottles-which prove its merits-at ten
cents. For sale by nearly all druggists.
tues top col nrdtf
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gaily gtn'.tbre suuruaI
City and County.
He LIKES THE JAIL,
Tom Kelley Steals Clothes for Purpose Of
Getting Back to Prison.

Tom Kelley, released from Jail, Mon
day, likes that place SO well that he stole
a suit of boys clothes from G. Cher
nowsky's store, last evening, in order to be
sent back to jail, SO he says.
The theft was reported to the police and
Officers Mcdonald and Thompson began
the search up the railroad track from
Bridge street. They soon discovered two
chaps who ran, but Officer Mcdonald
fired two shots from his revolver and so
ratified Kelley that he changed his course,
fell down, dropped the stolen clothes and
was caught. The other fellow escaped.
Kelley is said to have been begging on
the streets, earlier in the evening. He
will tell his story TO the judge, today.