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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-24
BUNMORt..

The fair in odd Fellows han. which is
being conducted under the auspices of the
knights and Ladies' of the Golden Eagle.
was opened last evening with a large at
tendance Notwithstanding the inclemency
of the weather. The booths, decorated in
IA beautiful and artistic manner, presented
Purple" is in charge of Mrs. A. keizer,
Mrs $. Greaves Mrs NJ. Singer, Mrs. NJ
Frank, Mrs, l.. Harvey, Mrs. NJ. Harvey,
Miss NJ. Kline. and the yellow, Purple
and Red" booth of Mrs. l.. Fink, Mrs. l..
Vickcls, Mrs. $. Jenkins, Mrs. A. Ang-
win. jr., Mrs. ID. jenkins, Mrs. II. Dainty,
Mrs NJ. Warfel, Mrs. z, Thompson, the
,Biue; Black and Red booth Mrs; NJ.
Mrs NJ. +. Kcast, Mrs. $. Cole Mrs. j.
Cron, Mrs. NJ. Foster, Mrs. NJ. Washburn,
Mrs j. Barth, Mrs. \. 7. Dainty. Mrs. 5.
Smith. Mrs. \. Macauley, Mrs. $. Krous.
of j. ii. Jenkins and II. ". Cole. Last
night was celebrated as Gathering
Night" Tonight will he called santa
Claus night"
Mr.. and Mrs. L. =. Fuller and daugh.
ter. of Dalton, are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs William MacKay, of Adams avenue.
Harry rurnbuil is dangerously i'll with
pneumonia at his home ON Grove street.
MIR. and Mrs. John Mason are rejoicing
over the arrival OF baby girl
At the last meeting of the cadets an
order for $50 was drawn, which is to he
presented to Rev. NJ, B. Donlan towards
his contest. Edward Cawlcy, John Me
Hale and Edward Jordan were appointed
Il committee to present Ii to him.
Christmas festivities will be held in The
Presbyterian and Baptist churches this
evening. Each scholar of the Sunday
school will receive his customary Christ
mas gift.
The preparations for the fair which j.
to be held in AIanIry's hall under the
auspices of the cUnSrcSatiop of ST. Mary's
church have been completed. Booths o!
various designs have been erected and
are being decorated with flags, bunting
and fancy articles. During each even.
ing a door prize will be chanced Off and
each purchaser of II door ticket will have
d chance on the same.
The funeral of Mahlon s. Stark took
place from the family residence on Chest
nut str,>t yesterday noon. Services were
held in the Methodist Episcopal church
burial. The Ileptasophs attended the fu
neral in Il body.
Patrick OBoylc, OF Apple avenue, has
leased the Tammany hotel on Chestnut
street. 1t was formerly occupied by }. j
Scott, who has taken IL hotel on Lacka
wanna avenue, Scranton.
Henry Parfrey, of Brook street, Is con
valescing after his recent accident In
the mines, when he sustained u fractured
leg.
The Neptune Fire company will hold q
night the Nonpareil Base Bah club vii
hold one in the same hall.
The services to he held in St. Mary.
church on Christmas day are as follows
Three masses will be read the first at
O'Clock. second at o'clock and the las
at 10 o'clock. LaWrcnce's orchestra will
furnish music at the 10 o'clock mass.
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CIR ZEN RIDGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. u. Mason and son Fred,
of Sanderson avenue. will spend Christ
mas with DR.. Jeddo and wife, of Homes
dale.
The Paragon Plaster company. the
Green Ridge Lumber company and the
Richardson Coal Separating company pre-
sented each of their employees with a
Christmas turkey yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Carney have re-
turned from New York city, whore they
have been visiting friends.
Walter Merritt, of Tompkinsville, is the
guest of Thomas Lanyon.
David James returned last night from
New York city, where he has been on
business.
conducted in schools Nos. - and ~ this
afternoon at O'Clock. The parents and
friends of the pupils are invited to at
tend.
The Christmas exercises of the Asbury
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school will bC
held Christmas night in the auditorium
of the church, when the following pro
gramme will be rendered:
Opening chorus. Joy Bells
Recitation, "Apostrophe to the Christ
mas Bells ..............J Jennie Palmer
Scripture Reading.
Song, Lift Up the Voice" -. ;Schoo
and Dwight Stafford.
Carol, The Angels Song"
Recitation. The Star Above the Man
GER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Gertic Faat2
Duet, starry sky, Lovely Nirht,"
Eva Dorsey and Minnie Peek
Recitation, While Christmas Bells
Are Ringing. ..Genevieve Ovcrbaugf
Song, Merry Christmas Bells. SChoo
Dialogue. "Christmas Eve Snowiiakes,"
Thomas Lanyon, Ruby Coons, Grover
Sears and Russell Bower
Bell song and recitation, The Chill
dren's Christmas. '.......... Infant Clas.
Recitation, "Once Upon a Time"
Eva Dorsey
Song, with sleigh bell accompaniment.
Schoo
Recitation, santa Claus
Grace Stackhoust
Solo, ''Out In the Darkness Mabel Jayne
Anthem, GLORY in the Highest"
Church Choir
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SOUTH SIDE NEWS.

Officers who will pilot the William
COnnell Hose company for the ensuing
years are as followsf President, Chas.
Simrell vice president. Thomas Don
Ian; recording secretary, Richard Far
rell: financial secretary. l.. G. Simrell;
treasurer, James j. Keogh; foreman,
David Burke: first assistant foreman,
John Fink: second assistant foreman.
Richard Farrell: trustees. Arthur
ScheTer, Charles Simrell and Thomas
Donlan; pipemen. James keogh, Chas.
Simrell. Charles w. Stone, Frank Noel
Ter. Thomas Donlan and Richard Far
rell; property man, David Burke; per-
manent man, Sterling Simrell. A vote
of thanks was rendered Councilman
Thomas j. Coyne for the interest he
has shown in the welfare of the COM
pany.
A masquerade ball will be given at
Germania hall on January % under the
auspices of the Electric Athletic club.
st. Johns parochial school closed yes
terday for its Christmas vacation.
Thomas and Dudley Hanley, of Pitts
ton avenue. are home from Holy Cross
college, Worcester, Mass, on their holi-
day vacation.
A shooting match will be in progress
all of tomorrow at the hotel of Will
lam Smith, at the corner of Meadow
avenue and Beech street for turkeys
George Crolly. of Honesdale, is the
guest of George Lobeman, of Willow
street.
Choice cut flowers and flower de-
signs at Palmer & McDonalds, 54i
| Spruce.
City Controller Robinson bought IA
| trOtter yesterday at Philadelphia sale.
| The animal was shipped here in the af-
| ternoon in charge of John Mock, driver
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News Of tbe Suburbs.

to local entertainments. He has a
pleasing voice and sings with excellent
taste. Miss Lizzie Jones recited The
Burglar Alarm" humorous piece,
and a recitation, Asking the Cover
nor" was well given by Charles
Cadugan. Solos were sung by Evan
Miles, William Morgan, Morris Thom-
as. David jenkins, Miss Fannie Evans,
Miss Maggie Jones. Miss Lizzie Will
Jams and duet was sung by ID. j.
Davis and David Jenkins. Whyndzor
Il. Thomas, "a small boy, played upon
the violin in a clever way. Miss Dora
Jacobs and Miss Lizzie Williams recit-
ed. Benjamin Gritfiths also gave one
of his stirring declamations. The ad-
dresses of the evening We're made by
Henry c. Davis. of the lodge, and state
Grand Chancellor DR.. II. n. Dunnell.
DR.. Dunnell talked on the character OF
the Knikhts of Pythias as an order.
of the benefits to its members and the
stability of the organization. Dr. Dun
nell had prepared no address, he just
talked from his personal experience
and what he knew was good in the or
der. Mr.. Davis spoke of the Patagonia
lodge, particularly. He was one of It's
charter members when 1t organized on
November 81, 1890. in Levi hall on South
Main avenue with tifty-seven members.
In presenting a resume OF the history OIL
the lodge Mr.. Davis was very interest
ing The organizers We're william "A.
Hearn, deceased, Abram Thomas. de-
ceased; Robert =. Jones, Thomas f..
Williams and Jacob Easterline. since
the organization but four members
have died. viz: Thomas ~. John. Jas,
Lewis and the two mentioned. There
are seventy-tive members in the lodge
at the present time. The officers are:
John T. Lewis, chancellor commend
er: ID. L. Evans, master of forms; Rich-
ard \. Lewis. prelate: ID. p. Roberts,
master of work: Thomas IL. Jones
master of exchequer: ID. ID Evans,
master of finance: Edmund Jones
keeper of records and seals; John Wag-
STAFF, inside guard; Morris Jones. out
side guard The lodge is In good imam
cial condition. Last nights celebra-
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iniiammatory Rheumatism Cured in
3 Days.

Morton l.. Hill, of Lebanon, Ind.
says: My wife had innamatory
rheumatism in every muscle and Joint
her suffering was terrible and her
body and face were swollen almost be-
yond recognition: had been in bed for
six weeks and had eight physicians but
received no benefit until she tried the
Mystic Cure for rheumatism. 1t gave
Immediate relief and she was able to
walk about in three days l am sure
it saved her life" Sold by Carl Lorenz,
druggist, Scranton. AIS Lackawanna
avenue,
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ANOTHER BIG BUILDING PROMISED.
Casey Brothers Secure Additional
Frontage on Lackawanna Aycnuc,

Casey Brothers. the wealthy whole
sale liquor dealers and brewers, have
purchased the Won Storch property on
Iackawanna avenue near Wyoming
avenue. now occupied by Rutledge's 5
hotel, for $4,000. The Caseys have for
a number of years owned the adjoin-
ing property, at Lackawanna and wy
oming avenues, the first floor of which
is occupied by Bannister, the shoe
dealer. The recent purchase gives
them a frontage of one hundred feet
on Lackawanna avenue. The lots are
one hundred feet deep.
ON this plot within the next few
years the Caseys propose to erect a
modern sky-scrapcr.
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DIR. &. w. COlbOrn, Dentist.
Rooms IA North Main avenue. 81
West Side Business Directory.

West Side business Directory.
HARRIET ]. DAVIS, FLORIST.-Cut
flowers and funeral designs a speciality:
104 South Main avenue; two doors from
Jackson street.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE.-Cashf for
anything you have to sell. Furniture.
Stoves. Tools. etc. Call and see the
stock Of J. C. King. 7Ol to 100 West Lack.
awanna avenue.
MORGAN'S PHARMACY-10l NORTH
avenue Warranted pure drugs and
chemicals. Prescriptions carefully pre-
pared. Fine stationery and blank books.
A large stock suitable for Christmas
presents. Teachers Bibles cheaper than
ever. Call and examine them. Wood
stains, paints, window glass, etc. Clerk
at store all hours of night.
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jackson street, the largest hog in the
| city. The animal when dressed weigh
| ed 800 pounds. 1t was three years old
when killed and was brought up on the
/ farm Of John Strickling in Springville,
| Wyoming county.
| This afternoon at No. u school an
interesting programme will be rendered
| by the pupils.
| The funeral of the late Mrs. Elizabeth
| Simpkins, of 1859 Hampton street, will
take place this afternoon at 2.30 o'clock.
Interment will be made in Washburn
street cemetery. The deceased was
born in Wales but during her short
| residence in this country she has made
| many friends. who mourn her loss.
Closing exercises of St. Patrick's
school were conducted Tuesday after
| noon.
The latest and best styles. Roberts
126 North Maine.
| Officers will he elected at the meeting
of keystone lodge, 81. Loyal Knights
of America. at their regular meeting
this evening.
Miss Agnes Williams. of Peckville.
spent part of the week with her parents
on North Sumner avenue.
Master David Jenkins. of Hampton
street, is convalescent after a serious
illness.
The Sunday schools of the Plymouth
| Congregational church and the First
Welsh Congregational church will con-
| duct Christmas exercises tonight. To-
morrow night the Sunday schools of the
Jackson Street Baptist. the Scranton
Street Baptist and the Simpson Metho-
dist Episcopal church will celebrate.
Santa Claus Surprise" a Cantata. will
be given at the Scranton Street Baptist
church.
Choice cut flowers and flower de-
signs at Palmer & McDonalds. 5i4
Spruce. "*
The Salvation army will have ju-
niors' rally this evening. Santa Claus
will be in the prO-meeting parade.
Patrick Durkin, Terrence McNulty.
Richard Lonergan, and Anthony Nc
Hugh, are home for the holidays from
| Holy Cross college.
| Michael Duffy, a student at the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, is spending the
holiday vacation with his parents ON
| Price street
| DR.. T.. Y. Harrison, Dentist, Mears
Hall. ll3 S. Main avenue.
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ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT.

A Christmas entertainment Will he
held at the Tabernacle Congregational
church, West Side. Thursday evening.
1t will commence at 7.3O p. m. sharp,
when the following programme will be
rendered:
"Welcome Motion Song
Eight Young Ladies
Recitation, christmas Eve
Mamie Bowen
Chorus. "The Olden story Band of Hope
Recitation "Once Upon Time"
Blanche Jones
Recitation NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Anna Bortree
Solo and Chorus,
John jenkins and Choir
Recitation, "Flo's Letter"
Lizzie Williams
Solo .......................M Miss l.. Williams
Recitation, "A Little Girls Song"
Jennie Williams
Chorus, "The Savior Is King"
Recitation, Santa Claus Knows"
Jennie Davis
Chorus. Wonderful Man.
kecltatlOh ............... .LlIIle Wllllams
Quartette THE Virgin Is flushing Her
Baby"
Dialogue, THE Angel and the Pilgrims"
Chorus, "The Song of DID,
Tableau, THE Lords Prayer" in scenes
Tableau, Where Is My Wandering Boy
Tonight"
Chorus, More About Jesus"
Free admissions: all are welcome.
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ment supplemented by couple of good
addresses and ending with refresh
ments and cigars was the nature of the
evenings festivity. In charge of the
affair for the lodge was the following
committee: ID. ID. Evans, Edmund Da-
Wis, Thomas Il. Jones. ID. f.. Evans. ID.
p. Roberts and William Deacon. ID. D..
Evans was chairman of the evening.
Mr.. Evans opened the celebration with
few Introductory remarks The room
at this time was pretty nearly filed
with the Knights and their lady
friends. David j. Davis sang the first
solo, When the Tide Is Coming In"
This young man is almost unknown
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WEST SIDE EVENTS.
Edward Lewis, OF North Sumner Avenue
Killed While at Work 10 the
Diamond Mine.

Edward Lewis, of North Sumner ave-
nue., a young man well known on this
side, was killed yesterday morning at
3 O'Clock by a fall of roof coal in the
Diamond mine, where he was employed
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as q miner. The circumstances pre-
vious to the fatal fall are worthy OF
mention.
MIR. Lewis was out ON hunting trip
Tuesday and it was his intention to go
into the woods again yesterday. The
snow fell during the night and in the
morning when Mr.. Lewis saw the heavy
fall he decided that hunting would not
be pleasant under the existing condi-
tions and decided to go to work. When
he reached the mine ne began the work
of dislodging large piece of roof coal.
A blast was fired but this failed to
move the mass as did repeated strokes
from the drill. The mine foreman
passed.
Let it alone, Edward" he said: you
have enough coal down for today, any
how" Lewis said "all right" and care
lessly he struck the mass u slight tap.
not with the intention of bringing it
down. but imply as a good natured
farewell to the work The coal fell
without an instant's warning and when
Lewis was taken out he was dead. He
IL married man. his wife and a year
old daughter surviving.
He was u member of the Diamond
mine fund and the Electric city COM
mandery, Knights of Malta. His faith
er, Thomas ID. Lewis, of Lafayette
street, Is very well known on the West
Side. The funeral will be Saturday af-
ternoOn at o'clock. Services will be
held at the Jackson Street Baptist
church an dinterment will be made in
Mashburn street cemetery.
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To Cure Cold in One Day.
Take laxative Bromo Out. tine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II Il
fails to cure. rs cents.
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Burgess Toy store.
Everything new in toys, S12 Cedar
ave, y"
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Slippers! Slippers!
10000 pairs for half price at the 5
| Brothers. -
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trade early today if possible The bal
ance of our 10000 pairs of slippers wIil
be sold for half price. . Brothers.
Open late tonight. 80
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DEATH OF A YOUNG GIRL.

Susie. the eight -year-Old daughter of
i. NJ. Fowler, of 9l7 oxford street, died
Tuesday evening at II o'clock. A short
service will be held at the home this
morning at $50 o'clock and the remains
will be taken to Espy on the 9.55 a. m.
train on the Bloomsbury division of the
Delaware, Lackawapna and Western
road. The interment will take place at
Espy Friday afternoon.
NEWS NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Butcher William Trostel. of Jackson
street. has, hanging in his shop on
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ton was very enjoyable. ID. ID. Ev-
ans, whose picture accompanies this
report, is one of the leading members
Of the lodge.
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Tho King CT Pills l. Beecham's-
BEECHkMS.
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OFFICE HOURS from 80 a. m. to 9 p.
q. Il hour intermission for dinner and
supper)

Particular Attention Given to Collections.
Prompt Settlement Guaranteed. Your Bust.
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SMITH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRA
TInN

Patagonia lodge, No. 326. knights Of
Pythias. celebrated its sixth anniver-
sary last evening in Evans hall on
South Main avenue. An entertain
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Consolidated April II. 1890


Ex-presiGeat .-....-.s s.l ,.>. -a0z.s "f
G~.s. .7.,s...;.t.
will tell ytu vhat t'is government
can do aloro. Il can * ito money uuit.
1t can declare y la~ what shah be III"
relative value tf III ouEco of gold and
an ounce Of silver. but it cannot make
that last declaration gcod. tits unques-
tionably fully within the power of this
government 10 bring this country to II
silver basis by coming silver dollars and
making them legal tender. They can do
that This government can say you shall
take one Of those dollars i'll discharge of
any debt owing to you for ST., notwlth-
standing you may have loaned gold dol
lars; but it cannot say, and enforce its
decree, if you should call out the regular
army and navy and muster all our great
modern ships and add the militia and
put William j. Bryan In command OF
them-it cannot enforce the decree that
ounce of gold is the equivalent OF lb
ounces of silver. Not only that, not
France and England and Germany can
| Go Illab uIlesS tllt littl hNtS l'E'f'liNi~
| Why? You NAV make me take a silver
dollar for debt, but if | have bought
my goods at gold prices you cannot
make me give as many yards of cloth
for silver dollar as have been i'll tho.
habit of giving for u gold one.
If have a gold dollar in this hand
and silver one i'll that, and you declare
they are equal, and | can take that gold
dollar to a bullion broker and get ~ for,
it, | know it is u lie. If have nothing
but a gold dollar, and sugar is 90
pounds for 81, | will not give that gold
dollar for 90 pounds Of sugar. l Will
take it around to broker and get two
silver dollars for it and get the 20
pounds of sugar and have one silver
dollar left So it is, my friends. we can
of ourselves, Of our own wisdom, de-
clare the unit of value We can coin sill
yer freely, but we cannot make ~
ounces Of silver equal to l ounce of gold
unless it is. And it Is not unless the
merchants take it at that rate. That As
where all this thing comes III. 1t ls
trade, it is the merchant it is the man
who exchanges and deals i'll these things
, that fixes the relative value, and IT yo1
do not take the value he fixes tho gold
dollar will go back to the gold vault.
and the gold will go out of circulation.
Elk President Harrison III Ills New
York Speech
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COMING RACA.
r. j. Lee. the photographer

To do Photographic work in Mllbank
from Oct. lst to 10th only; will be in
ground floor Gallery; viii come prepared
10 do all kinds and better Photo work
then ever before. Will also make the
latest New Style Patino and Mat Sur
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OF the same, Oct. 1st TO 10Th. All work
guaranteed. Bear in mind, will be
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can be finished from any negative takei
while was in Milbank.
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RESOLUTIONS OF Coincidence.

The following resolutions We're allahi-
mously adopted by Sylvan Lodge 20 :.
54. /. o. q. T., at lis last regular meet
ing. on the 18th inst:
WHEREAS. The Supreme Grand Mas
Ter III His divine pfoSldenee has sfea
iii 10 call from earthly scenes, 'ul 90
worthy brother, Past Grand ! !.
Bell, he It ha
Resolved, That We deeply deplere me ne
sal event that has taken from oar III as's'
our departed brother, who has AWAY
been recognized by lis asa true ana 'ai'i'
Ill odd Fellow and aE eminent el'izfh'
and whose counsel and brotheTly pres
eree we will sadly miss III our iia'e'la'
gatherings. And be il iurther 80,
Resolved. That the members q sii't
lol 70 extend 10 the bereayed lamlls =
anr departed brother our earnest : ~
,a,,,y and coincidence in this hour 81
,heir deep afllictton. Ard oe - ~, n,s",' anp.
Resolved. That in atfectionafe mem.
orv ot our departed brother the c',af,e, -,
Il our ledge be draped IN mooila,nI -.
FOR ! neriod Of thirty days; ana ,uisna, 'l',,
,hat these resolutions be spread ". W
ia records Of the lodge ana Wy
w .,is-al,f nrasented the mourning famis
Of our deceased brothef.