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DIED.

DAS eeioek ann Levi bARSTM At The fremont
| Funeral services from the fremont on Thursday,
December Il, at IL am. Interment ct Rock
Creek cemetery.
BuRkHARpT At Phiadephia Pa, on DE, Deem m
Interment at Mt. olivet cemetery. Washington,
D. c., upon the arrival Of the LAO pm. train
en- the Is. and o. RR., Wednesday Deem
Der IL. Friends Of the family invited to at
DYER On Tuesday morning, December 10. 1885.
| c. Dyer.
| Funeral from his sons residence, Mr. Frank NJ.
December IL, at O'Clock pm lnterment pri-
vate.
FISHER Fell asleep in Jesus Monday. Dccem-
ie1,d husband OF Of Alice Veins Fisher. and
brother of Hannah Chestnut, aged fOrty-eisht
Galiraith A. N: E. zion Church, 9th street be-
CATHARISE. beloved wife Of the late Joseph
u" avenue southeass wednesday, December H. at
pm. Relatives and friends invited to at-
HENRIoUEs. On Monday, December Q. 1898, at
sEMMEY in S'r the
eighty-third year of his age. for the past thirty
| Funeral private.
| kEIIHER On December g. 1895 at 12:45 pm,
| MARY A. beloved wife OF James Keliher in
the thirty-serenth year Of her ase and daugh-
ter of Edward and the late Julia Bresnahan.
Frneral Wednesday, December II, at $50 am,
southwest. p
LAUNMAN. On Monday, December Q, 1895. at
$50 am. Mrs. MARY E. LAUXMAN, a native
of Germany, aged eighty;three years ,,,u
December.11, at am, and requiem mass Will
be said. Cst. Louis papers please copy 2'
| O'CONNELL. On Sunday. December 8 1898, at
3 O'Clock pm, TIMOTHY o'CoNNELI-, in the
| seventy sixth year OF his age
| Funeral will luke place from his late residence
1881 street southeast, wednesday MORN
ing, December IL, at o'clock, thence to St
Peters Church. where mass will be celebrated
for the repose of his soul. Friends invited
| Members OF Stone rost, No. II, G. A. r. take
notice.
| SENEI1L. Departed this life. December .. 1895,
at $50 an. at her residence No. It9 srG 60,
SEwELI, mother of Mrs Mary Lane.
| Funeral services at Asbury NJ. Z. Church Wednes-
day. December IL. Friends invited to at
| wINKLER On Monday, December Q, 1895. at
| pm. MARY G., beloved wife OF John winkler
and daughter of the late John and Ann f. DIV
yer, in the hftieth year of her age.
| Gore but not forgotten
| Funeral from 140S 9th street northwest at I'M.
Wednesday, thence to Immaculate Conception
Church, where requiem mass Will he said at
| $50 for the repose OF her soul. Relatives and
friends respectfully invited.
In Memoriam.
GRAFT In loving remembrance of my beloved
| wife, ANNA MARIE, and our devoted mother,
who died one year ago today, December 10,
BY HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
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Mystery Story Final Chnpter.

The final chapter of the mystery story.
Before They Were Married." will be pub
lished In next Saturdays Star. Guesses
as to the solution of the mystery may be
forwarded to The Star office until We'd
nesday evening at o'clock, when the
polls close. AS is well known, the $3.50 Of
fered in prizes are to be awarded only for
explanations sent in by women and girls
according to published conditions.
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Gift Things
For the Baby.

. Pretty little confort-giving wear
ablcs-dainty and low priced. Full
of gift fitness, any of them:
Hand crocheted worsted sacGues, white, or with
mink or buc border Each .25c.
Hand crocheted worsted Bootees, white or with
pink blue trimmings Per pair ..l5c.
Wool Drawer LeSgins, black or white Per
Wool Knee Leggins, black or white. Per pair 89c
Wool Mittens Per pair ..l21Rc.
Silk Mittens Per pair. .23c.
Hand-crocheted Worsted Caps, white. Each soc.
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Sterling Silver
Holiday Gifts.

Guaranteed nine hundred and TWEEN
ty-fve thousandths fine. Appro-
pirate and inexpensive gift articles.
Sterling Silver Bicycle Tags Each. ...... .50c.
Cut Glass Coll Cream Boxes, with sterling silver
IL
Sterling Silver Scarf Holders eaameled. Each soc.
Sterling Silver Feather Boa Clasps Each :. .25c.
Sterling Silver Nail POlishers Each -. 81. rs
Sterling Silver Pig Tape Measures Each. 50. 90
Sterling Silver Watch Chatelaines. Each Doc
Sterling Silver Trllby Lockets. Each. 80. 81 Is
Sterling Silver Watch Chains. Each. ...... 81 25
Sterling Silver Double Heart Brooches. Each soc.
Sterling Silver Bonnet or Velvet Brushes
Sterling Silver Photo Frames, cabinet size.
Each Observation-Disclosures e. on
Nist .11th ct. bldg,
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Travelling Goods
For Holiday Gifts.

An excellent line of Trunks, Bags
and Suit Cases especially suitable for
the holiday trade. Moderately
priced.
Solid Sole Leather Suit Cases, linen lining
F.ach So so and So %
Solid Sole Leather Suit Cases, hand stitched,
steel frame, extra pocket for shirts. Each,
$3.50 to $50
An entirely new color In Suit Cases with brass
trimmings. Each. $50 to Sl2oO
GRAIN LEATHER BAGS, LEATHER LINING,
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christmas

Christmas
Hosiery
For Women and Children.
We are sure that we have every
thing that a reasonable person could
ask for in any of the latest styles OF
Hosiery. We are now making
special Holiday sale of these goods,
and are offering inducements which
will please those who like to save.
Women's Fast Black Cotton Hose, double heels
and toes, plain and drop stitch, pairs in a box,
for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .............. $lOO
Women's Plain Fast Black Cotton Hose, double
soles high spliced heels, pairs in box for 81 90
Womens Extra Fine go gauge Fast Black Cotton
Hose. double soles. high spliced heels pairs in a
women's SILK finish Fast Black Cotton Hose,
double soles, high spced heels pairs in a box
Womens Fancy Boot Pattern Lise Thread Hose,
4 pairs in box for. 81 90
Womens Fancy Boot Pattern Lise Thread Hose,
the regular soc quality, pairs in II box for 81 90
Womcns Fancy Boot Pattern Isle Thread Hose,
plain end drop stitch, pairs in box for. 81 90
Womens Silk Hose. black and coored per pair,
Zoe. to So 90
Children's Hose, cotton, Isle and silk per pair,
10c. to 81. 40
Leggins
For child make a most acceptable
present We have them in Worsted,
Jersey and Leather. Per pair,
35c. to $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10

Dickens, 10 vols, cloth. Per set. BIS
Dickens. 10 vols finer cloth. Per set. $500
Dickens, Is vols, finest cloth. Per set. $1,000
Dickens, buckram, choice Per set. $1,000
Waverley Novels, IL vols, cloth. Per set. 500
Waverley Novels, IL vols, cloth, extra.
Waverey Novels, buckram choice Per set .Sl2hO
Dryburgh Waverly, best, Is vols. Per set. 100
Huwer LyttOn Is vols, cloth. Per set .S43o
Bulwer Lytton buckram, choice. Per set. Sl3 90
Same In 80 vols Per set. $500
Geo. Eliot, vols, cloth. Per set. ........ $3.50
Geo Eliot, 8 vols CLOTH Per set. ......... 50 80
Geo Eliot, vols. buckram Per set ...... $500
Carlyle, 10 vols cloth. Per Set. ........... 800
Carlyle, 10 vols, cloth. extra Per set $50
Carlyle, buckram choice. Per set. ........S 5000
Alex Dumas, 8 vols, cloth. Per set ........ Sl.6O
Alex. Dumas, Q vols, cloth. extra. Per set $500
Alex. Dumas, IL vOls huckram. Per set. $500
Dumas Musketeer Romances, 4 vols, u
leather. Per set. .S5ao
Easement
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Gift Books for the HOLIDAYS.
Standard Works i'm Sets,

No afford to be without good books They have
part lives What better gift for the holidays
favore author We mention below few but
desired will delivered
in COuDleO of
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. In Baltimore, Nd,
on Monday. December ., 1895. MARY EMILY
OSBURN of West Virginia to FRED. Z. KLEIN
SCHMIDT of Washington. ID. c.
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1 lot Misses and Children's Jackets.
Among this lot are the latest styles
and best materials to be found any {
where. We have ell sizes, from to q
IL. and not one is worth less than
S79S
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Woodward, ~, LOtf1r0p,
10TH 18th and SITS N. w.
Xmas Cards and Bookets-frst Ribbons.
,M1n1S 6HmA@f x I'M ne R@Za@he
10th, nth and F SITS. N. w.

Is filled from basement goods de-
mand during this the Xmas buying Thousands the useful
ca sensible and thousands purely wish
Gifts suitable for everybody.
Low priceshe lowest possible for the substantial
reputable kndsand keep the that started and
will keep the buneske Xmas shopping all the
house.
Many selecting Dinner Sets Tea Sets, Bca Brac, Clocks
Lamps Cut Crystal &c. and having pack them carefully boxes
be delivered their Others buying Toys Pictures
Dolls Books, Silver Ware Patterns Linens
Curtains Underwear and having delivery
We charge nothing for the packing storing Will be pleased
do either for We also marking engraving free of charge
Leather Goods Silver Ware Jewe Canes and Umbrellas This
qures time Of intend having
and give much possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10

Handsome Astrakhan 2-button Box
Coats, lined throughout, elegantly fin
ished, ripple and tailor backs, the
very latest styles, all with large fash {
iOnable sleeves. The kind we've been
getting $500 for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10
Plush Capes.

An immense assortment to select
from. All Our Capes have a sweep
from I25 to 40 inches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10

1 lot Of 30-inch Seal Plush Capes, -
very wide sweep. lined with heavy satin SdN *,
lining, trimmed collar and front ~V'O'
with Tibet fur. Worth $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10

Handsome Short Refer Jackets, rip
pie and tailor backs, in latest fancies
In rough and smooth cloth, mandolin
sleeves, eSquisitely finished, some silk
lined throughout. Worth from $500
to $500.
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Ladies' Jackets.

Ladies' Coats and Jackets, made In
the very latest style, all with large
fashionable sleeves, in fine Kerseys,
MELONS, Cheviots and BOucles, SPLEEN
didly made and flushed. Worth from
$12 to SIS.
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Dumas Monte Cristo. Ed. de Luxe, vols.
y
Victor Hugo, vols. cloth. Per set. 81 so
Victor Hugo, 10 vols, huckram. Per set $40. 90
Victor Hugo IL vols, Ed de Luxe. Per set. s13 90
Wash n Irving, vOls cloth. Per set.......S 81 so
Wash'n Irving, 10 vols, buckram. Per set $40 90
Thackeray, 10 vols. cloth. Per set 90
Thackeray, 10 vols, buckram choice. Per
set ............... SI1 60
COopers Sea Tales, vols. Per set 81 90 to 81 %
Coopers Leather Stocking Tales. Per set,
$1.OO to So 20
McCarthy's History Of Our Own 4mes,
vols, beautifully illustrated. Per set. 81 80
Shakespeare, vols. Per set................S1.4 5
Shakespeare, vols. Per set.................S1. 50
Shakespeare, 10 vols. Per set So 80
Jules Verne, vols, cloth. Per set 81 90
r. l.. Stevenson, vols, cloth Per set. Isl 20
Edna Lyall vols, cloth. Per set. 81 so
Marie COrelli, vols, cloth. Per set. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10

Handsome Seal Flush Capes trimmed d q
with marten. Only limited quantity SA,AC
Of these. Worth $3.50.
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Felt BOudoir

Felt Boudoir
Slippers.
Something new and very pretty
All the popular shades. Three styles
and shapes.
Women's sizes, per pair ..................S15 50
Misses sizes. per pair. 81. %
Childrens sizes, per pair. .................S1OJ
Infants sizes, per pair. ....................7 5c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10

lot Of Plush Capes. embroidered and OK &
jetted, marten trimmed. Worth 5000. 0rUe4 az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10

1 lot Of Seal Plush Capes hand
somely jetted and enbroidereH, mar SUR *
ten trimmed. very wide s~efIi Worth QhSoO<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10

Sir Matthew. White Ridley, the British
home secretary, has undertaken to reconsld-
er the case of Mrs Florence Maybrick.
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Seasonable Goods and Useful Presents i'm
Mems Furnishing Store
AT Very r1oderate Prices.

LAUNDERED DRESS SHIRTS, s1.OO, 81 so AND
$500 EACH.
UNLAUNDERED DRESS SHIRTS, Bic, 39c., &c.,
75c. AND 9Oc. EACH.
MUSLIN NIGHT SHIRTS, 5Oc., CSC, 75c.,, Sc.
AND 81 90 EACH
FLANNEL NIGHT SHIRTS, 81 90 EACH
ETUTFiARTER WOOL NIGHT SHIRTS, 1915
EACH.
COTTON HALF HOSE, 75c. TO $500 HALF DOE
WOOL HALF HOSE, s1.OO TO $500 HALF DOZ
SILK HALF HOSE, $500 TO $500 HALF DOZ.
CASHMERE AND SCOTCH WOOL GLOVES, so
AND 75c. PER PAIR.
LINED SKIN GLOVES, 81 90 TO s.. 90 PER PAIR.
UNLLNED SKIN GLOVES, $1.OO TO 81. 80 PER PR
COLLARS, 75c., $1.0O AND 81 .3s PER HALF DOZ
CUFFS, 75c, s1OO, 1.2O AND 1925 PER HALF
DOZEN
bANDKERCHIEFS, WHITE LINEN, HEAiSTITCTI-
ED. 75c.. $780, $3.50 500 AND 300 PER
HALF DOZEN
HANDKERCHIEFs, WHITE LINEN, HEMSTTTCH-
ED, INITIAL, $3.50, $500 AND $500 PER
HALE DOZEN.
f1sta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10

Ladies' Patent Leather,
Strap and Opera Slippers, in
the latest shapes, SLAB pair.
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1 lot Velour Du Nord. richly cut,
jet embroidered, very -wtls xSeep, o. @
Thlbet. Well worth from $sdpO to eVSu'O
$500.
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GRAFT. In loving remembrance of my beloved
wife, ANNA MARIE, and devoted mother,
who died one year ago today, December 10,
1894.
BY HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
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The Austrian Store
1903 IF st.
W
If they're Rich's
Shoes they're proper.

For no other reason than
to make buying unusually
brisk, we shall offer for the
next two DAYS the following:
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Fur Capes.

lot of 3O-inch French Coisv Capes.
full sweep. lined with heavy satin. OS.WS
Worth 1880. ~
l lot Of Wool Seal 80 inches long 20
selected skins, heavy satin lining. OuZ. NO
Worth $500.
lot of 30-inch Electric Seal; Capes, 40 ~ 40
lar. Worth 5000. .r-- go ~SOeOO
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BARNUM. On Tuesday, December 10, 1895, at
O'Clock am, LEVI BARNUM. at the fremont,
in the sixty third year of his age.
Funeral services from the fremont on Thursday,
December II, at IL an Interment ct Rock
Creek
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Ladies' White Kid Extra
Fine Strap Slippers, SLAB
pair.
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HANDkERCHIEFS, SILK, HEMSTTTCHED, 81 so,
$780, $780, $500 AND $3.50 PER HALE
DOZEN.
SUSPENDERS, &c. SOC, 75c., S1.OO, $3.50, 100
AND $3.50 PER PAIR.
NECKWEAR-TFCKS GRADUATED FOITR-IN-
HANDS. DE JOINvHLES, PUFTS. ASCoTS
&C.. 25c, Soc, s1.OO, $3.50, $500 AND $3.50
EACH.
SILK AND SATIN SHIELDS FOR WEAR WITH
FULL DRESS, 81. 90, 81 so AND $500 EACH
TURKISH TOWEIING BATH ROBES, $3.50. 50 co.
$500, $500, 5000, $500 AND $1,000 EACH.
CHAMBER ROBES MADE OF BLANKETS, $780,
$780, $500 AND $500 EACH.
EIDERDOWN FLANNEL ROBES, $3.50, $780,
$780, 500 AND $3.50 EACH.
HOUSE COATS, $500. $500, $500. $1,000 AND
$500 EACH.
MAoKINTosEEs, $500, $3.50, s12.OO AND $500
EACH.
SWEATERS FOR MEN, $780, $3.50 AND $500
70 EACH.
SWEATERS FOR BOYS. $3.50 md $3.50 EACH.
CARDIGAN JACKETS, $500 no 500 EACH.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-29
TRIP OVER THE GRAVITY.
Visiting Artillerymen Went 10 HOussdalc
and Spent Yesterday There.


The majority Of the Second artillery
men at the reunion Of the Survivors
association in this city went to Homes
dale yesterday morning. where the
time was spent until 8 o'clock In the
evening. when they returned to the
city and prepared to take their de-
parture to their homes.
The visitors left on the S.25 a. m.
train. Arriving at the Maple City a
banquet was enjoyed al the Allan house.
A tour was made to the places of In
terest in and around lHonesdale and the
veterans had a most pleasant time of It..
The Sixth Regiment Pennsylvania Re-
serve association. numbering 300 men,
bers, began its annual reunion at
Honesdale yesterday and the artillery
men mingled with them.
A parade took place in the morning.
At 2 o'clock in the afternoon the vet
erans' rally began with music by the
band. Homer Greene, the poet-lawyer.
delivered an address OF welcome, and 1t
was responded to on the part of the
Reserve association by Major George
w. Merrick, of Wellsboro. an eloquent
speaker.
Upon arriving back In town the most
Of the artillerymen prepared to leave
for home. and by midnight all except a
rev nad departed. Ine 1eellng is unanl-
nous among them Of praise and thanks
giving to the Scranton comrades for the
splendid manner In which they were
treated.
The reunions have come to be more
for the purpose Of throwing aside the
cares Of a few days and meeting old
comrades who fought together in the
long days ofthe rebellion, and enjoying
the time spent in the reunion In pleas.
IRE and entertainment rather than in
the transaction of business. The ninth
annual event just passed will be long
remembered by the visitors.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-29
EIGHT WARRANTS ISSUED.
Constable ROcsicr Is on the Trait Of the
Receivers Of stolen Goods.

Constable ROcsicr Is on the Trait Of the
Receivers Of stolen Goods.
Alderman Millar issued eight war
rants yesterday for the arrest OF seven
persons ON the Flats, concerned In the
crimes committed by the four young
thieves who carried on a wholesale
game of stealing from the Four Cent
and Boston stores. There are seven
persons named In the warrants. rs two
warrants are out for one person.
Their names are: John Smallanio,
purchasing knives and forks stolen
from Four Cent store: John ii. Lad
wig. prosecutor. The defendant lives
somewhere on South Washington ave-
nue.. near River street. Eva Barnocko.
rear of South Washington avenue. near
Hickory street, bought three knives
and forks stolen from the same place
Carlo Guskie. 3H South Washington
avenue. in the rear. purchased six
knives and forks and eight pairs of
shears stolen from Ladwig. and
blanket stolen from Finley's;
1t Is for her the two war
rants are out. one by each proprie-
street who purchased four boxes Of
knives and forks and two bread knives
stolen from the Four Cent store: John
Barry. of S36 South Washington ave-
nue.. who purchased three blankets
stolen from the Boston store; Mrs. Og-
enskie. III Maple street, who purchased
one blanket from the young thieves, and
Mrs Anna Erysmodix, Of 334 South
Washington avenue. who purchased
four blankets stolen from the same
store.
The young thieves confessed and in
eliminated the above persons. Con-
stable Roesler was sent out yesterday
evening to make the arrests.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-29
LAST DAYS OF POMPEII.
Pains Gorgeous Spcctnclo win BE Seer
NJ Laurel 1IiIl Park

Pains gorgeous spectacle, 1.-THE Lnst
Days or Pompeii," which was seen at
the Driving park four summers ago,
will be reproduced at Laurel Hill park
for two weeks commencing. next Mon
day night.
The improvements and alterations
required at the park for the erection
OF this mammouth picture are about
completed. A corps of PAINS men ar
rived last evening, including the stage
carpenter, master mechanic, stage
manager and the chief pyrotechnist
and assistants Monday night being
Labor night, special designs In set
pieces. emblematic of the order, Will
be given. including portrait in fire
of A. J. Atkinson, secretary Of Scran-
ton Central Labor union.
Among the special engagements Of
acrobats, vaudeville performers and
others who will perform during the
carnival and prior to the eruption of
Vesuvius and the destruction OF Pom
peii are: La Petite Evelyn, the wonder
ful cOntortionist. the MARITIME family
on the flying trapeze. Harry La Rose
In a grand spiral act Laura MARITIME
on the high wire and a grand ballet
led by the celebrated Arnold Kiralfy.
Excursion trains will be run, on all
trains into Scranton, while one fare
for the round trip only will be charged.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-29

ing to go to the lake. and that the event
will therefore show the ladies Of Scran-
ton not behind those of the larger cities.
where each annual regatta Is always
considered delightful social function.
Badges as souvenirs of the occasion will
again be presented the ladies'. and It Is
expected the supply will be large
enough to meet all demands. They will
be distributed on the first excursion
trains that will go out at $40 on the
regatta day morning.
Each mail brings additional assur-
ances of the interest of rowing clubs
throughout the country and of entries
for the races. There IL no longer any
doubt that the regatta will meet every
expectation, and that the National as
sociation officers who will attend will
find the people of Scranton fully
enthusiastic over this sport
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-29
RICE.DEPPEN MARRIAGE.
Ceremony Performed ut PhiIiipsburg. N
J., on Monday.

Public announcement was made yes
terday of the marriage of Miss Helen
s. Deepen, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac NJ. Deepen. to George b. Rice.
the welkknown insurance man. The
ceremony was performed on Monday at
Phillipsburg. N. j., by Rev. Il. Clark
Cline, pastor OF the Westminster Pres
byterian church, of that place.
The young people have been engaged
for over year ard the match met
with the approval of Mr.. and Mrs. Dep
pen. "A desire to be married quietly
and without Ostentation induced the
young people to have the ceremony per-
formed at Phillipsburg. They are at
present stopping with Mrs. Rice's par
ents at 915 Price street. West Side, but
within a few days will take up their
residence on Adams avenue.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Rice are very well
known and very popular. They sus-
tained important roles in "Allatoona," :"
which was produced by Scranton ANA
teurs at the rockingham last spring.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-29
RAN THROUGH A SWITCH.
An Excursion Train brought TO stop
by tho Engine Running orr tho Track.

by tho Engine Running or tho Track.
As the train from Lake Ariel bearing
the Episcopal and Baptist excurslonists
from Jermyn was passing over the
branch from the Erie and Wyoming VAL
ley road to the Delaware and Hudson.
the engine ran through an open switch
about forty yards east of Washington
avenue and after running along the
ties for short distance sank into the
soft earth, nearly toppllng over on its
side.
BY applying the emergency brake
the engineer, Ed Smith, succeeded In
bringing the train to u standstill before
any but the first ear could follow the
engine Off the tracks. Luckily there
was no embankment or obstruction on
the side of the tracks upon which the
engine ran of. Nothing was damaged,
and with the exception Of the alarm
which the sudden stoppage occasioned,
the passengers were not affected An
other train was backed in from the
Delaware and Hudson road and the ex-
cursionists transferred to their destina-
tion.
Engineer Smith and Fireman Joseph
Herbert say that when they backed in
their engine to get the excursion train
the switch was all right, and their be-
lief Is that somebody by mistake or
through mischief turned the switch.
wrecking crew from Carbondale
was summoned to right the engine.
How to euro all Skin Diseases"
Simply apply "Swayne's Ointment"
No internal medicine required. Cures ter.
ter. eczema. itch. all eruptions on the face.
hands. nose etc. leaving the skin clear.
white and healthy. Its great healing and
curative powers are possessed by no other
remedy. Ask your druggist for Swayne's 3
Ointment. -