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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-09
Editor of ihe Tribune /:

Editor OF Ihe Tribune:
Sir: :..ScrautUn has done slOriOusiy
b, the Convention Of 'D6. wish to
hrspcak for the State i'nlom the graft.
hcutiOn we feel at the manner in
which we aud our movement have
been received by your people: to ex.
press our thanks for their open.
hearted hospitality, and to c"nsra tn.
la.e the Scranton EndeavOrers,
pa.ticuiariy their Committee Of '06,
"M the most excellent arrangements
planned and carried out for this emi.
nrntIy successful convention.
lwould also beg you TO accept my
congratulations on your thorough and
painsiaking reports Ofthc Convention
proceedings and to believe that the
press of Scranton has won a warm
place in the hearts Of the Christian
Endeavorers of Pennsylvania.
J. Il. McCRORY,
Retiring State President.
Scranton. Pa. Oct. 4, 1896.
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END OF ENDEAU0R WORK

department. We suggest the following, or
a similar form of petition:
FORM OF PETITION.
To the Honorable the Postmaster General:
The undersigned societies and individ-
uals earnestly petition you to suspend
all Sunday work In connection with the
ton Of the rights of conscience and tho
right TO rest of government employees and
the public.
Endorsed by vote by the following Or
ganizations at regularly called meetings:
-. whose membership Is -.
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lu lnc EdltOT OIL Tue IntcUlkcnccr'
SIR:-ArtIclcs have recently been
published fhvor!ng Increased hours on
Sunday for using the Public Library.
In you: paper on Saturday last an ar
ilClc appeared fnvurinE tho closing OF
IN" library on Sunday. signed The
Other side" asserting that those who
have been In the habit OF visiting tho
library on the sabbath are u humber
Of boys aged from ten to sixteen and
eighteen years OF age, who dcCcivc their
parents. who believe them TO he in at
tendance at Sabbath school. whore they
were sent. but spend their time in the
reading room coming the pages Of
Puck and Judge" This constitutes a
serious charge against the boys and
the librarians, as the rules do not admit
minors under fourteen years OF age TO
tho use OF the library. Surely boys
sixteen and eighteen years OF age ought
to know better than do the aCt4 as
charged. Newspaper reading on Sunday
may be wicked In the eyes Of The
Other Side" who perhaps would not
do such thing at the library, but its
patrons might do worse Il elsewhere on
Sunday.
The Other Side" says "thc board OF
education Is presumed to encourage the
cultivation OF the morals OF the young,
and not 10 be the destroyer OF their
morals" II the use OF the library de-
stroyS the morals OF anybody II should
Dc prevented. even at the cost Of clos
Ing the library or taking /. from control
OF the board Of education. This may be
what The Other Side" wants. but %
per cent OF this community won't have
1t that way. The Other Side" says
nh. Sabbath DAVIS IL M, tho u-npar. ..
OF the board % education TO dispose OF
as they s,c it," II this very rcmarka-
bic statement be true. the question IS
settled and biGotry settles IL. but the
board Of education orders otherwise,
so far as CoucrrTs the library. and the
state law appears to sanction 4. Wo
need the use OF the library on Sunday
as many hours as other cities have in
the use OF their public libraries.
WHEELING.
Wheeling December %.
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M0UNDSyILLE
n uf,eoiisneou, Meiange OF Minor Mat
ter, from Mnr.ilhlrs Metrornlls.

The board OF directors OF the Mounds
vile camp-fnaettnE association held n
meeting on Monday and began the prep
arltIon OF n very elaborate programme
FOR next season. The presiding elder.
Rev. \. Moore. 4. D.. Will have charge
OF the religious exercises. \ G. \. II.
veterans day and an E.pwOrth League
day are to be held. The dnres set GOr
the meeting are August L. Il -. 1897.
DR.. +. \. SchelI. 0f Chicago. will be here
on Epworth League day.
J. 0. Brooks and ]. W. Guthrie ar
rived home from Texas yesterday morn
ing. Both men are employed IN the coal
mining business there. NJ. Guthrie
has come back 20 stay and NJ. Brooks IS
here on account OF his father, Major
Brooks, illncsSs.
New gas burners are 20 be put In the
furnaces ut the new school building,
which are expected Will remedy thc sup
plying of the heat for the rooms and
utilize 10 n better advantage the con-
sumption OF the gas.
II didn't take very long for the slc!Gh6
10 get out yesterday after the SNOW ne
gan falling 50 heavily. The bells iia-
Gid and made compete typical win
ter day.
Miss LYME Hammond is rcEalning
her health. after having an attack OF
typhoid fever. lasting several weeks.
She Is now able 10 80 abou, the house.
Postmaster Simpson reports the mails
this year to be larger than previous
years during the holiday SraeOn, both
with the incoming and outgoing malls.
The Baltimore Il Ohio pay car passed
through here yesterday and LETT quite n
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LOCAL BREvGTlEs.
Matters OF MInor ,Ioms"t In ami About
the CITY.


the CITY.
Matinee At the Grand to-day.
At tho Grand o.night-"Thc Real
Widow Brown"
Tho Smith Brewing Company enjoy
cd Its banner day FOR business ycsIcr-
day
Miss Maud Butler, Of Richmond Va.
VIII arrive ~ the city to-day ami
Hn"nd tho holidays n guest OF Dr. nul
Mrs. Robert J. Reed,
In another column a special meeting
OF the West virginia X pennsylvania
railroad Company, IL called to take
place at Fairnont. on WCdncsday,Jan
uary ~.
on Monday n; Sstcrsvlllc, occurred
thc death Of Mrs. Matte Dean, wife of
Joseph Dean. Mr. Dean formerly con.
dU"ted blacksmith shop on Tenth
street. this city. and Mrs. Dean was
well known here, t
There vii. be an anniversary meet.
ing OF The Crusade In W. c. u. 4,
hall, No. 1901 Main street, this inter-
noon ut $50 O'clock. Bible reading 10y
Mrs. l., W. liunltcy. memories Of the
Crusade by Miss Liz2Ic BOYD, urc on
the programme, An members and those
Interested In the cause, are cordially
Invited to he present.
Mr. James NELL, OF NELL & Filing
ham, has returned from an extended
hunting trip In Texas, During most OF
his visit IN Texas. near Taylor,
where 4 number OF Wheeling people
arc located the temperature ranged
above the lO0-dcE:cG- mark. but the
nights were always cool. He fot plcn-
~ Of quail. but DID not 20 In for large
game, though deer were reported plen.
Utul
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The damage TO A. D. Ecwianrs shoe
store. on Fourth street, yesterday
morning, by fire and water, wns
about $1,000. The alarm was turned
In from box =, by officer John Good
hue.
The United Presbyterian and Eng
lish Lutheran Sunday Schools viii
have their Christmas entertainments
and treats on Friday evening.
William Tohin. we'll known con.
ductor died NJ Wcllsvllle, on Monday
The remains will be taken to BellaiFc
to-day. FOR inicrmCnt.
Yesterday the suit Of Mrs. Daniel
McCloud against John Herbert, WAS
withdrawn at the request OF the pllIl-
TIL.
\. l.. WctherliI. superintendent OF
the LauEhlin Nail Works, viii spend
Christmas At Franklin. Ind.
The Llughlin and Aetna Standard
mills will shut down Oh Thursday and
resume on Monday.
The funeral Of Miss Hannah A. Will
iams will take place this afternoon, A.
o'clock.
Miss Nora Clark came home vcster-
day from 8arnCsv!IIc, to spend the hol-
days,
Invitations have been sent out FOR
the Assembly hop on the 29th Inst.
To-day James Lynch will 10 to New
Philadelphia to visit relatives.
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Observation-Disclosures feet and fall.
ing Rt the dam Showing
STEU BFNNILLE.- feet 10
inches and falling. Cloudy and cold.
Passed up-Thr Argand. Hudson. Pass.
ed dOwn-Thc Eaniwha
OIL CiTY.-RIvcr feet . inches and
stationary. Cool: a light snow has been
falling all day.
WAlsREE.-Rlvcr foot. Cold;
showing.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S feet :
inches. Showing all day: an inch fen.
with Indications OF more snow.
GREENSBORO.--RIvcr : feet Inch
rs and stationary. One inch Of snow and
Il 6tlll showing. The Adam Jacobs Is
due up and down on Wednesday.
PARTNERSHIP RG.-Thr Ohio Is 3
feet 6 mcmhes and falling. Rain md
STOW all dag. Passed GOwn--Thc Key,
stone State, Valley Belle. Passed down
and up--rhc Ben lIur and several tow.
boats with cmptIes. The Little Kunaw.
Ia ID falling, Locals on time.
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10 the Editor or the lntelllEencer.
SlR:-f beg space In you: valuable
paper TO state through Its columns that
In your Issue OF December Il m article
appeared that l claim did myself. as
we'll as the young lady mentioned In
connection with my name. great In
Justice. In the first place did not ut
all advertise for wife through the col
umnS Of any PAPER as stated. II Is true
met young lady in Wheeling about
the time stated and VIC went to my home
near PrCCtO-, ". Va. by tho steamer
Bon Hur. but as To there being Il we'd
dins connected with the affair II Is a
great mistake as nothing OF the kind
was brought into the visit. Hope YOU
viii publish tho above. 20 the true facts
OF tho cas-" can be seen.
NATHAN HASES.
Proctor. W. Va. December %.
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OFFERINGS made In response to
IN" Appeal o; the Orphans under the
charge OF the Sisters. may be left at
any OF the places named below. Gro
ccrlcs. provisions and clothing will h"
most acceptable All packages should
haze name Of donor lcalbly written on
them State also whether offerings are
for Girls OF ST Vinc"nt's Home, or for
TIE BOYS Mt St. Johns HON" Tags
fgr this purpose will be furnished at
stores where the goods are lefi. WhR-
HF win call for these offerings NJ thc
raFUug Grputs herein designated: there
fore. please Inform bv means az tcl"-
phone 1905. Of Elm Grove, 80 that all
donations ma" be promptly removed.
i'IrN wHTd--IIOgpilnl; Charles Klein. CVr-
nor Eighth and Market strrcIS.
Second warG-I1u"hlm T"lnl'r ih2c Mar
kct street. John s. Wrlty, Market squire;
NlsE Gurvrr. lHil Main street; O'KhnG 4
TO. l!lS Main street.
Third wRrd-C0uy"nt, corner EOiT and
tuGTtrNnih streets; Thomas MclSntC", llG7
M''oilp"h street: owen Mccain Fifteenth
street
Fourth wnrd-Mrp Jon"g. Il Eighteenth
'trcr, Philip SChnupp, COruor Seventeenth
and WOOD streets
Fluu wurd-Iohn EcGcRcr. lgiI Main
.'fect, james 4. Film. s2.l Market Etrocl /.
dnmpl Vugler. 2l2l Main atrccG.r.
Ilnrt r ". Wri,lrl 23iI HHritct street:
TlouaT i%illcrn &Hi McCnlloch street
-'y"n,h wnrG-JUs"ph Shafrr ct Efoal-
"U" street.
Eighth rarG--Mra. ArRI". 2G7 Jacob
F'r."i
l!onwqoI. De,gan. grocer.
INlvn-ElhrhF ErnD"-r.
Elm Crpyo,-Mr. I,abh; 81. vlnc"nra
Home; 81. Johns Home.
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Of tho many ways 10 spend an on
lhynI'lc Cbrla,maa. II seems that BlrCk
rfi"cH Lodge. Knights OF pythIuH. hHa
"'1'cE ia" best. The genital members
~, thm we'll known organization VIII
Rhlhrr with 'hrir friends on Christmas
n'ght In IN" auditorium Of The pythiam
castle, ana to the music Or Mnyrr'E fun
OF h"Stra viii dance away tho hours Of
The m"rIcGt night OF tho year. 1t IL
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TO cure all old sores, to heal IN IN
dolCnt ulcer. or 10 speedily cure piles.
you need simply apply DcWitts Witch
Hazel Snlve according to directions Its
maGIC-likc action viii surprise you.
Charles Il. Goethe. corner Twelfth and
Market streets; Rowic & Co. Bird So
pUrt; Peabody & Son. Bcuwood.
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or the great salcR attained and great
cures accomplished by ll0nd's Sar6lpa-
rilln Is quickly told. 1t pur!fic5 and on
riches the blood. tnnr the stomach and
gives strength and viSor Disease can.
no, enter the system fortified by the
rich. rcd blood which comes by taking
Hoods SaTsaparilln.
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Joseph Tenlry, we'll known farmer
who resided OF the Wilson StrinGrr
farm. on Deep Run. died yesterday
morning, very suddenly. aged eighty
six years. lie WIS born IN Maryland,
In 1910. The funeral will take place this
morning. at 10 o'clock. The remains
will be brought to Martins Ferry on
the II O'Clock train and the intcrmcnt
will be nj RIvcrvIcw cemetery.
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When illhcalth pfscedcs maternity, death
rocks the cradle. II a woman suffers from
neglected disease OF weakness Of the dis.
tncty feminine organism during the period
preceding motherhood, she not only risks
her own lie, but that Of the unborn babe.
Thousands Of women suffer IN this way be-
cause their natural mOd,sty will not permit
them to undergo the humiliating eXamira.
tiOus aud local treatment upon which neatly
all physicians iHsiSt
This is entirely unnecessary, An eminent
and Skillml specialist, pr, H. v Hcfce, for
Thirty years chief consulting physician to
the lnvalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute,
at Buffalo, ~ w is tho discovcrcr OF n
wonderful medicine for all troubles Of this
nature without recourse to obnoxious local
treatment The medicine Is known AS Dr.
Tieicc'R FavOritc Prescription. II acts di.
recily and only on the delicate and import.
ant organs that make wifehoOd and mother.
hood possible. II makes them strong,
elastic aud healthy. It fits a woman for
motherhood and makes baby's advent easy
and almost painless An honest druggist
will not tn 10 substitute an inferior remedy
for the sake OF extra profit.
Mrs william Vincent, of Sidnaw. ilouEhton
Co, Mich, BitRhland's Camp lliOS III, whites:
when first began TO take Nouf FlrUtitc Pre-
Sfipupn was ,nfefinH win u'etlne uoubic
and heart trouble, A. times could hardly ell.
durr the palm IN both sides quite low down and
such pain between my shoulders ! could not
Sletp at night Was just ~ tired IN the morning
rs Mt might. Al times there were very sharp
pains around my heart. took ten bottles OF tile
'Favoriie Prescription aud am entirely cured.
never felt better in my llf-.'
Or. Pieice's Common Sense Medical Ad.
wiser in home will save enough money
and doctors bills every year to pay the
taxes on that home twice over l, contains
zoos pages and over 100 Illustrations. Over
million homes have copies OF It. a new
edition Is being distributed FREE II you
van, copy in paper cover, send ii orc-ccnt
itamps TO cover cost Of mailing only. For
French cloth binding. send ten cents eI.
IT,. address. Dr.. X. Y, Pierce, Buffalo, NY.
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Mr.. howard and Jess HiDki1s. Of
Martins Ferry members o, the FL
kirS Cadets, hive kindly consented 10
take part in the entertainment 20 be
given FOR the benefit OF new English
Lutheran church on New Years eve.
at the church.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-23

a RAMBLER BICYCLE for
SEQ. ut Jason 6. Stamps IS the
best bargain ever offered Ia
wheels. Think OF It! Can not
last long.
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Five maple ribs, cbonlzcd finger
board. pearl position dots. nickel cover
ed tail piece, catalogue price 81 o. snC>
clal price for six days only s. c.
+, W, BAGMER co.
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KIND FRIENDS:-In the name Of
the Divine Infant OF bethlehem, we.
Little ones. appeal 10 your ever gen
crous hearts and beg you To share win
US your own Christmas joya. Mary'S
swerI Babe holds out his tiny hands.
suppl!catinc from you relief and coin
faf:. In w. His least members. He IL
suffering. hungry, houGioss. and He
calls on you to cheer Him, 20 feed Hin,
,n house him. Can you turn n deaf ear
to Ills appeal"
Il Is lie who makes rour own
hearts and homes happy nj Christmas
line. Win you not help Him to make
others happy? Share Gods good gifts
with the needy. Thus will you diffusr
all around YOU I'll" Joy Of This hOly sea-
son. For your charity to us. poor or
phan children, we shall daily pray
shat God may love and bless nni re-
ward you both in time and "tc"nity.
THE ORPHANS.
L'',,, f.r,,-n nrCnrtnr ~ iSNG
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BEAUTIFUL Silver Wreath ana
Flru- debts Pins In this m0rninE
DILLON. WHEAT & GlANCllER co.
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SILVER Mounted Ebony Toilet Ware
In this mOrnnE
DILLON. WHEAT s 1lANCIER CO
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HOODS PILLS cure nausea. sick
headache. indigestion. bllOusncss. All
druggists. &c.
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OUR Diamonds are the finest.
DILLON. WHEAT d IIAECHER co
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RONISC GLOVES. Striking
Bags, Indian Clubs and Dumb
Bells at jason c. Stamps,
opposite pOStoiIiCr.
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IF you want n PcnknIfc for
It's good quality, 80 to Jason
{. Stnmp's. opnosltc postoNIce.
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Iiap' AMI ,ilShap> Ia Tho Thrlving city
ArrOss tho nlyer,

The following Programme OF Christ
mas music VIII he rendered by the
vested choir at 81. Paul's Episcopal
church. Walnue street, ut 1880 a, M,
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DOLLS and Doll Furniture Mt
JOS. GRAVES SONS
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nccdlcSs to tell those who have attend.
Cd former receptions OF Black Prince
Lodge OF tho good time In store. Tickets
NJ VIII TWINS.
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OUR Diamonds are the finest
DILLON. WHEAT & HANCHER co,
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DIR Diamonds are the finest
DILLON. WHEAT & FIANCHER co.
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What stops NcurnlsIn' DR.. MIles Pain Pills,
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BOWLING.
The Sco-c of tho games last night N
the South side Bowling League were
MARTINS PERRY.

umpIrc-strobcl. scorcrs-wcbstcr al
Miller,
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Who would be without Umbrella when we sell $500
orS5oo value for two ninctyeglt You take your pick
i'll ladies' or gcnlcnrens Styles and OF the very
best Other Umbrellas from Coo up to $1,000 each
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ASk Socks for the men and Hose for the ladies' New
lines just open Saturday specially adapted for Xas
gifts
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-01
PROVIDENCE.

Mrs. Davis is seriously i'll at her home
on William street. '.-.'.
Miss Bennett. Of New York city, Is
sOjourning in this section Of the city
for a few days. ... '.s b.. o.. ..
The Economy Atheletic club will cons
duct a masquerade ball on April 10 in
Company II armory. ..s ,- s~''
The funeral of Haydn, the 4-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. William. Will
liams, of Theodore. street, will take
place today from his late home. Inter-
ment will be made in Forest Hill GEM
etery. .
Frank Berry and James Sullivan were
arraigned before Alderman Fidler, the
former for the larceny Of a set of single
harness and two pairs OF horse slip
pers and the latter for receiving stolen
goods The articles named were the
property of Lewis Barney, who had
them arrested. The articles stolen were
valued at about $50. The men We're
held in 5000 bail each. in default of
which they We're committed to jail.
All notes left for The Tribune at the
Lewis drug store, Robert Edwards
market and at Thomas, Jehu's grocery
store, will be called for each evening.
Mrs. William Jermyn is slightly in
disposed at her home on Wayne ave-
nue..
The Keystone Literary and Dramatic
club will present Forced to the War
on Easter Monday night in Company II
armOry.
Miss Belts. of Montrose, who has been
visiting friends in the North End, re-
turned home yesterday.
John Nolan, John Calvery, Thomas
Ruddy and Frank Sweeney, the young
men arrested Sunday morning on in
formation furnished by eX-Alderman
Clarke for breaking his (Clarke's) win
dows. have settled the case by paying
for the damage done to Mr.. Clarke's
property and the costs.
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ELECTRIC LIGHT POLES.
There Wore SO3 New Ones Erected During
the Fiscal Year 1895.

There Wore 6O3 New Ones Erected During
the Fiscal Year 1895.
Chief Simpson yesterday completed
his count of the telegraph. telephone.
electric light and trolley poles and sub
mitted copies OF it to the treasury and
street commissioners departments, as
Is required by the pole tax ordinance.
Upon this count the city treasurer as
sesses the fifty cents tax imposed on
each pole. The street commissioner
takes note Of the poles not properly
painted, numbered or labeled and 1t Is
his duty to compel the company own
ing the pole to live up to the law. In
case q company fails to observe the
provisions Of the ordinance the street
commissioner has power to cut down
the pole. Altogether there are 6,947
poles in the city, of which $50 are not
properly labeled. There are also 95
poles that could not be identified at ALL
None Of these poles, however, will es
cape taxation as the street commission
err proposes, after a reasonable length
Of time, to remove every pole that re-
mains unclaimed.
On April l of last year, according to
the police count, there were 6,144 poles
in the city. During the year 803 new
poles were erected. The Scranton Elec-
trio Light and Heat company now
maintains 2,426 poles; the Scranton
Traction company, 2,217; the Central
Pennsylvania Telephone and Supply
company, 1,64S; the Suburban Electric
Light company, 3O4; the Postal Tele-
graph and Cable company, 1s9; the
American Telegraph and Telephone
company, 1871; the Scranton 1lluminat-
the Heat and Power company, 103;
the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany, 49,