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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-31
Personal. AND OTHER ITEMS

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Avery. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry l.ippert. Mrs. and Miss
Wherry and Mrs. Charles Norris. "i
this city. are in Prompton today. at
tending the funeral Of Miss Pethrick.
David Lewis. Of Pike street, has re-
turned from Rochester, y. V, where
he has been on business since Friday
Rev J. W. Malone, Of Scranton. and
Rev. John I.oughrun, of Washington
university, were visitors at st. Roses
rcctory yesterday
Alderman S. $. Jones has decided to
retire from the health department. 70,
which body he has acted as secretary
The genial alderman will always take
u deep interest in the sanitation Ques-
tion.
Nurse Aitken is home for the Easter
holidays.
A.-C. Purple and family. of Oakland
will remove to this city shortly.
Miss Nellie Connor formerly of the
Leader office. has accepted Il position
in the office Of the city treasurer.
Miss Bessie Goodrich has returned
to her home. after spending few days
as the guest of Mrs. Julia Doolittle OF
Dickson Hill.
Mrs. j. X. Thomas and Son. Willie
South Washington street. are visiting
relatives in Olypha0t.
Miss Sarah Melvin. of Scranton. is
the guest of Miss Katie Pace. on Brook
,lyn street.
Samuel Dawson. IA resident of South
Main street. had his left hand badly
bruised while at his work in No. :
mine of the Delaware and Hudson or
Saturday.
James. Place is the new night watch.
man at the Miners and Mechanics
bank
Mr.. and Mrs. John White, of Simp-
son, spent Sunday with the latter's par
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AVOCA.

The many friends Of Miss Lena DOM
mernuth assembled at her home on the
West Side on Saturday evening in
honor Of her nineteenth birthday. Re
freshments were served and the even-
ing was pleasantly spent.
Mrs. Neal Mularkey. of the West Side.
died on Sunday morning after few
days Illness of pneumonia. Deceased
was a true Christian woman endeared
among her feighbors and friends and
devoted to her home duties She is
survived by a husband and three chill
dren: they are. Mrs. y. O'Rourke. Owen
and Edward. Funeral will take place
this afternoon at 30 o'clock in St
Mary's cemetery.
George CrOCo. of HOrnellsville re-
turned home yesterday af.er Il few
days visit with friends in town.
Sons of Columbia. Division :. will
meet In regular session this evening.
Mrs. Robert Mckay and sister Ida h..
returned home yesterday after.;t pleas
ant visit with their aunt, Mrs. Rose
N.wlin. of Main street.
Charles Aikinan. Edward Laird and
J. II. Anderson were appointed trustees
Of the Presbyterian church ON Sunday
w. II. Iiollistar viii represent this
section at the Methodist Episcopal
conference Of laymen IN Binghamton
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coop of Dun
more. and Mrs. Sarah Werts of Forty
Fort. were visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. William Miller on Sunday.
Miss kittie Mang. of carbondai". is
the guest Of Miss Name MCCrindle.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Cadman. of Pitts
ton spent Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. David Cranstnn.
Nj. +. Bnhan. who has been conduct
ing q confectionery store in this town
for the nast few years. returned To
his former home I'm Pittstor yes terday
James Nichols. of Lincoln Hill. has
accepted nosition with Florist Nc
Donald. of NlOosic.
! hereby notify the public that any
miners certificate iss,Ied by David
Cranston after March -. 1896. will not
be lawful. j. ID. Davis. successor to
the above appointment from court.
The death of Michael Tormey. of the
West Side. occurred last evening after
few days illness of pneumonia De-
ceased Is survived by q wife ard sew
cral children. Funeral announcement
will he made later
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HON NESDALE.

The three men of Carbondale. vii.
liam Lathrope. NJ. Iathrope and A. p
| Troutwine, who hold the telephone
franchise for that city. We're in town
yesterday inspecting the telephone sys.
TEN of the Citizens Telephone com.
pany. Carbondale has no exchange al
present.
Hon. =. p. smith. OF Scranton, was a
caller In town yesterday
Albert Seaman. Of Carbondale pass
ed few hours here on Monday.
81 Hobbs has purchased from j
Schiessle his cigar store on Mair
street. and is now conducting business
at that stand.
Miss Florence Ham. who is taking q
course in elocution at New York city
passed Sunday at her home here
Edwin keefer. of Scranton. was in
town over Sunday.
Edwin b. Twitmeyer. of Lafayette
Is home for Easter.
\ cinder path through Honesdale and
extending northwest through Secley.
willie to PromDtOn on Waymart. Is now
receiving the attention of both wheel
men and pedestrians. Such path
would make a most delightful ride on a
wheel or stroll afOot. The probabilities
are that Wayne county will see grea
improvements in its highways this sea
son. About the best roads we can now
boast of are In Damascus township
They are made of red shale. banked
high in the center and sloDe at quite
an incline to the cutters. The roads
Org mp quickly after a storm and are
very hard.
Mrs. Caroline Cooper leaves for a
visit with Pittston relatives this morn
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RECkVlOEE,

Hume Smith. 7-ycar-old son OF
George smith. died yesterday after
noon. The funeral will take place a,
the house of Mr.. Smith tomorrow
wednesday, afternoon. Interment in
Prospect cemetery.
Mrs. y. :. Shafer. of Wilkes Barre
spent Sunday in town visiting friends
Harper lodge, Independent Order Of
Odd Fellows. elected the following Off
GERS last Friday evening: Noble grand.
William II. Walker: vice-grand Will
lam II. Calender; secretary. Haisey La
throp: assistant secretary. William
Mckelvey: trustee. b. *. Benjamin
George TrevertOn received a severe
injury last Thursday by having a heavy
piece of casting fall on his foot. which
will compel him to remain in his home
for quite while.
Mr.. and Mrs. John y. Howe. of
Scranton, spent Sunday at the Kenyon
homestead
Warahpa tribe. Improved Order of
Red Men elected officers last Saturday
night as follows: Prophet. William
Page: sachem. William Opdyke; senior
sycamore. Arthur Demming. junior
sycamore. William Peters: secretary. A.
II. Jenkins: financial secretary. Miles
II. Wadenan: keeper Of wampunl
Frank Edwards. representative to
grand council. Philetus Snedicor: trus-
tee. eighteen months. William Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams spent
Sunday at Dunmore
f.. l.. Chapman AMI two daughters, of
Salem visited here yesterday.
Miss Maud Doud, of Dalton, was a
caller in town last Saturday.
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MOSCOW.

Miss Kate Conboy. of Cana johaSie,
returned to her home last week.
Mrs. c. Fl. Clousn visited friends In
Scranton last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Kinds. Mrs. T..
W. Davis. son Sharlie and little daugh-
ter Florence. of Elmhurst, spent
Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Noack.
Mr.. and Mrs n. b. Williams, Of Nine.
vah junction, \. Y, who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. David Allen, re-
turned home on Tue esday.
Mrs. Hcchrein has moved on her farm
near Drinker.
Frank Posten and Master Frank
Noack spent few days last week with
friends In Stroudsbury.
p, @. Dixon and family spent few
days last week with friends in Scott.
MIR. and Mrs. George Costler Mrs.
G. II. Travis and Mrs f. n. Swarts
were visitors In Scranton Wednesday.
Mrs. John Littlebury Mrs. Jacob
Rurkhart and Miss Jennie Hurkhart. of
Scranton. visited Mr.. and Mrs Philip
Swartz Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Peton has returned from
New York, where she has been for the
past few days purchasing her spring
stock of millinery.
ID. w. HOrnbecker. of Madisonville,
will soon become a resident of Moscow.
Mr.. Hornbecker has accented u posi-
tion In Scranton. and will join the small
army Of commuters. who daily go and
return from Scranton.
Mrs. W. +. Cements. Mrs. 5. w.
I.amoreaux and Mrs. J. NJ. Noack We're
the guests of Mrs. W. l.. Carr Green
Ridge. on Wednesday,
Mrs. $. J. Kinds. of Moosic is visit
ing friends in town.
Charles Cannon. OF Long Island City.
is visiting his arents. Mr.. and Mrs. Is.
j. Cannon.
Mrs. NJ. 4. Lyman was visitor in
Stroudsburg on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Swarts. of Madi-
sonville. called on friends In town on
Saturday.
Mrs. Wesley Riosecker. of Scranton.
visited her sister Mrs. Isaac Biesecker,
on Friday.
Mrs. Hannah Noack and daughter,
Mrs. John Johler. of Scranton. Is Wis
iting friends in this nlace
Mrs. Mary u. Dietricks widow of A.
j. Deitrick. late of Neolia. Monroe
county, died on Thursday. March 10. at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. ID. T..
Parmeter, Of Mayiield. aged II years.
She Is survived by five children. NJ. W.
Dietrick and Mrs. d.. II. Bryan. of
Nicola. and Mrs. u. T.. Parmetcr, of
Mayfleld; Mrs. j. j. Wording. Of Scran-
ton: and Mrs. Lumley. Of Moscow with
whom she has made her home since
the death of her husband, three years
ago. She was taken suddenly Ill while
ON visit to her daughter. Mrs. Par
meter. and after three weeks of suffer-
ing. passed away. The remains vera
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NJ AVEIELD.

Council will meet on Monday. April
6. At that meeting ii is hoped they
will appoint q special policeman for
Poplar and I.ackawanna avenues
These places are the worst in the town
large numbers of BOYS gathering or
the corners of the streets and Poplar
street bridge. where they make them
selves very disa grecalle to all pcd,.s-
trains. tn. voters Of the town are de-
ternined to put Il stop to the doings oi
these street arabs. and AZ the meeting
Monday evening will no doubt have
some citizen present to represent Their
wants.
The rcuorts of Charles Smith and
James Merritt. who left for Alaska
from this place. will be- eagerly
watched for. The poor pays received
in the mines combined with other mat
tiers. make many others anxious to find
new fields Of labor
Mavfield council waited to SEE what
Jermyn would do with thr water Ques-
ton. Now that she sees aud is salts.
fled that Jermyn means business and
shall bond the borough for $4,000. it is
time she takes action.
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RRIC BUR G

The electric light company are fitting
up the new plant on Scott street
Loretta. the two-year- old child of
John LAWN. died Sunday morning.
The funeral will take place this after
noon at o'clock Interment will be
made in Hyde Park Catholic ceine-
terry
Louis Schaffer has removed his fam
lily and household effects tn the old
Holwig homestead on Main street
The Priceburg Electric Light com
pahy lost brand new dynamo In Sat
irday nights fire. as consequence
our town will be in darkness until an
other can he secured.
Miss Jennie Williams. of Peckville.
visited relatives here on Sunday.
Large crowds still continue to visit
the scene OF the late fire.
and Mrs. Henry Smith. sr., Is seriously
III of diphtheria.
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'ents, Mr. and Mrs Daniel Sullivan, Of
Forty Fort.
Miss Mary Howard. of Pike street.
has left TO attend the annual confer
eGce of the Methodist Episcopal
churches of the Wyoming district.
The lay delegate of the First Metho-
dist church to the conference Is +. T..
KilpatrcE with Pierce Butler as alter
nate
The patients and friends Of DIR. ID. l..
Bailey will regret that he Is unable to
leave his bed, except for short inter-
walls The cause was the dislocation of
his knee on Thursday night last as
he came from the depot he slipped and
fell
T.. NJ. Casterline, of Lincoln avenue.
Is moving to Scranton.
Street car No. - was off the track
on Brooklyn street yesterday morning
and caused Inconvenience.
Joseph Missstt. Of the brooklyn Med
fcins college. Is home with his par
ents. on Brooklyn street. to enjoy his
vacation.
Rev. G.. A. Place, Ph. H., of this city.
left yesterday afternoon 10 attend the
conference at Binghamton.
Augustus Kase. of Wayne street, is
confined TO his home with the grip.
The Columbia hose team. while on
Dundaff street yesterday morning. ran
away nj a fine nace across the rail-
road track. and up the hill. No Dam
age was done
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BORNE TO THE GRAVE.
Mrs. Morgan MOreans Hurled at Brook
side Yesterday Afte ernOOn.


side Yesterday Aftern
The funeral of Mrs. Morgan Morgans.
Of South Wyoming street. took place
Yesterday afternoon. The corteSe
wended its way to the Welsh Presby-
terian church on South Church street
the route being by way of Park street,
TO Seventh avenue and South Church
street. The procession was large one
and consisted of some al the Drincipai
citizens of the city and all the old Welsh
settlers came TO pay token of respect
to one who had been Il resident ana
neishbor in the true sense of the word.
The. services in the church was con-
Quoted by the pastor of the church. the
Rev w. j. Lewis. lie took Tor ms text
the words of 81. Paul in his epistle to
the Philippians. !, II: For me u I'VE
in Christ ana to die Is gain. The rev
.rchd gentleman dwelt upon tn" many
Christian virtues Of the. departed. Tho
selection of the text was of her choice.
The Rev Benjamin Evans of Hyde
Park Il former pastor of the Consrega-
tional church i'm this city twenty-siS
years ago. who read and prayed. also
bore testimony to the Christian life of
the departed Mrs. Morgan. His, words
upon the future life were full of sonso-
laton to the family in their bercave-
ment. The Rev. -. l.. Davis. of Ed
wardsvile. also one of the former Car
bondalian pastors laid tribute on the
casket of the departed.
The pall-bcarers were the six sons of
the deceased, namely. Walter s.. Will
lam L., Thomas. Edwin, Oscar and
Frank. The floral tributes We're beau
tiful and consisted of lilies and bou-
quets.
The out-of town friends at the fu-
neral were: Watkin Morgan and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rey-
nolds. William REYNOLDS, William Nor
gan, Mrs Simon Thomas and Mrs. Will
lam j. Morgan. Of Hyde Park. David
Williams. of Peckville: Mrs. Anna Will
iams. of Providence: Mr.. and Mrs. w.
s. Morgan and children. of Dorranceton,
". Y. lnterment took place at Brook
side ctmetpry
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HAECSTEAD.

Mrs. Michael Hays was in Bingham M
ton on Monday.
The following officers on Sunday We're
elected for the Presbyterian Sunday
school: Superintendent. G. Z. SwartZ:
assistant superintendent Charles
knoWlcr: orgnnist. Mrs. A. q. Gere; as
sistant orsanist Missclara Hail: secre-
taiy. George Hatfield; treasurer Miss
Allie Scotton: librarian, Fred W.
Church. assistant librarian. l. NJ. La
throp.
Warren Van Loan. of bingham ton,
spent sunday with friends in town.
The SisterhoOd of Mary and Martha
will hold q picnic social in the church
ON Thursday afternoon and evening.
George Gillcns had the misfortune to
sprain an ankle. quite badly ON Satur-
day.
Attorney c. A. Van Wormei. of Mont
rose. Il prominent candidate for the Of
flee of repro sentative, Nas in town last
week.
The Women's Christian Temperance
union will meet on Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. r.. ID. burton. on Church
street.
Rev. John Davis Is assisting in evan
gelistic services in Elmira this week.
Examinations are now in progress in
the public schools.
The borough council met Saturday
evening. AT that time Attorney w. D.
I.usk. of Montrose. was hired as bor-
ough attorney: John Austin for street
commissioners; Charles Tierney for
lamp lighter, and NJ. r.. Quailey for sec
retary of the council
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MRS. KEARNEY BURIED.
Inisrment Made in 81. Roses Cemeter,
on sunday.

The funeral of Mrs. Bridget Kearney
s took place from her residence on Scott
street, Sunday afternoon. Services were
celebrated at st. Roses church. III"
Rev. ]. j.. Griffin ofliciated. The flu
neral was largely attended. The pail
bearers were: Peter Mullaney. HIarr"
Jordan Martin Golden, Patrick Gilboy.
Robert McHale. Thomas Lynott, An
thony O'lIara and stephen Ncalon.
Among the out-of-btwn persons In at
tendance were; Mrs. Mclaughlin ana
son, John. of Guardville; Mrs. Gordon
and son. Patrick, and Mrs. Dunlavey,
Of Providence: Mr. and Mrs. Patrick
Kcarney. Michael kearncy. John kear-
ney, Thomas Munley, Patrick I.allN,
NJ. Kcarncy and Mrs. Martin M"Don-
nell, of Archibald, and MIR. ana Mrs. u.
f. Durkin Of MaNfeld.
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Highest Of all in Leayeuing PowerLatest Report
R3H!a!!!! g! RskiHs Rsxassz
ABSOLUTELY PURE

will serve an Easter supper Wednesday
evening from 5 until s o'clock. Eggs
will be served in all styles.
Miss Abby Gardner Is suffering with
pneumonia with little homes for recov-
cry.
Daniel Langstaff and wife were call
ers at thei: summer residence at this
place Saturday.
Miss Carrie Green is confined to the
house with grip.
Mrs. Walter Reynolds and Mrs. Chas.
Knapp will spend the Easter holidays
with relatives in New York city.
The Easter choir of the First Bap-
tist church will meet this evening al
1.3U o'clock for practice.
Wednesday evenin" at o'clock at
Keystone Academy the piano recital
will take place. The scarf drill. which
was given at the Bryant Literary en-
tertainment, will be repeated,
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JERN

The Might Hawks" of Carbondale
We're entertained by Camp Restless
of this place at the handsome residence
of &. l.. He'll. on Main street. Saturday
evening. The young men spent Il very
pleasant time In the many social diver
sions furnished by their host. AT sea
sonable hour the guests We're requested
to be seated at the table, where BAN
quet was served At II late hour the
guests departed for their homes highly
pleased with the evenings entertain
ment. Those present We're: Ray Clif-
ford, Charles Rogers. Edward Carr.
Morris Clifford and Gordon Dimmock,
Of Carhondale: Ralph Wheeler. Walter
Moon. Franz Long. :. r.. Moyer Ed
win Mellow and Henry IIemelriaht. of
this place. The Might Hawks ana
Camp Restless" are two camping
clubs formed last summer, and Satur-
day nights meeting was the first meet
ing of the members this year. 1t Was
decided to occupy tents together AT
Newton lake in August
The condition of Division street Is fast
becoming serious. Every thaw causes
4 large sized stream of muddy water
from the surrounding hills To make the
street its bed. Something should be
done at once or We will have another
ltushbrook.
Jermyn is to have q bicycle livery in
the near future. oscar Mains. the
popular livcryman, has decided Ia open
an establishment. where all lovers OF
the wheel may have an opportunity To
take a spin" at II small charge.
The suits of Citizens band have ar
rived and are at the Ontario and West
ern depot. Th" band will make ar
Iangcmcnts at an early date for an en-
tertainment. when the public will have
an opportunity to see the band boys
in their new suits.
\ new millinery shun will be opened
i'm the Rcnnie block ON Main street in
short time. The proprirtors are the
Misses Williams and Re-s-.
The condition of Mrs. W. G. Nichol-
son. who is at the home of her sister,
Mrs. John l.utscv, of Third street, Is
very serious. Her husband who was
day. and arrived Saturday evening.
Last evening the doctors had given up
all hope. and at this writing her death
is expected hourly.
Cnnfcctioner Isaac Jones has placed
in his store ON. Main street Il handsome
soda fountain.
Workmcn are busiiv engaged In re-
modelling the Old store rooms of Swick
Il Vail in the Nicholson block. An ice
cream Darlor will be opened In the
rooms when finished.
An effort is being made To organize a
chorus of nifty voices. and If successful
an entertainment will be given. a
large number have expressed their will
ingness to enter. and II the desired
number can be procured. will prove II
drawing card. as il will be the first of
its kind in Jermyn.
Look out for the practical joker on
Wednesday, April |.
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W|LKES-BARRE.
HER MONEY MISSING.
A New Tenant Accused Of stealing slA'
from u Pocket. Hook.

- wv <ASSuSSo VIZ Ss~~''e
from pockct.HOOk.
Mrs Mary Jay. wife OF Albert jay,
residing on South Main street. com
planned to the mayor yesterday AFTER
noon that she had SliO stolen from her
poci;etbook and accused John +. khoii
of being the thief
The Jay family We're to move out OF
their present residence In u day or TWO.
and Knoll and his family were to move
in. The latter arrived Unexpectedly
about 10 o'clock and proceeded to store
their goods in the house. When Mrs.
Jay retired, she says her pockethook
contained $3.50. She left IL wrapped IN
q handkerchief In the nocket or the
dress she had worn during the day.
Yesterday morning when she arose. she
dOnned a house wrapper. the dress con
tanning the money hanging on nook
In her room. About half an hour after
Knoll arrived Mrs. Jay thought OF her
money and hurried up stairs 10 see that
it Was secure. She found the pocket
of the dress turned half way out ana
part of her money lying In the handker-
chief Two fifty dollar bills and two
twenti.s were missing. She looked all
around but could not find the missing
money and as Knoll was the only man
who had been in the room. she con-
cludel that he stole the money. She
procured Il warrant for his arrest ANA
the lul!cc were sent out to look Tor
him. knoll vas formerly bartender
in tn. Eagle hotel. Pittston. s..
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STRIKE. PROBABLE.
Eagle Employees Meet aud Discuss Their
GricyHne,s

The striking employees of the Eagle
collcry. Sugar Notch held a meeting
Sunday evening. =. j. Reilley acting as
chairman and +. =. Caffrey. secretary.
Mr.. lieilley addressed the men and
warned them not to allow outsiders to
do any talking. \ number of the en-
ployes delivered short speeches. anu
spoke of the differences In the cost or
supplies. At the Maffet cOlliery they
paid IL cents per gallon for OIL and at
the Eagle. - cents. Suuibs that were
formerly Il cents are now % cents per
box: paper 30 cents. now 40 cents. blast
ing barrels 3 cents per foot. now . cents.
The amounts paid for props, yardage,
etc. has been largely reduced, A num-
her of Poles told some peculiar stories
Of the instructions given them when
they commenced work. The various
questions We're thoroughly discussed
and the meeting adjourned to recon-
vene at the call of the committee.
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EACTORvviLLE.

Misses Alice and Gertrude Northip
entertained friends from Scranton over
sunday.
Stephen Capwell and wife. Of Carbon
dale. spent Sunday with his brothei. A.
j. Capwell. who is very sick with pneu-
monia.
Stanley Reynolds is visiting relatives
at phillipsburg. n. j.
The ladies Of the First Baptist church
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ShafrerCase Continued,

Frank Shaffer. one of the mountain
murderers. was called for trial yester-
day afternoon before Judge Lynch. but
was continued until tomorrow morning.
Judge Lynch. II Is said. Will be called
as u witness and because of that one of
the other judges will have to try the
case
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l)cati, Of Mrs Sturk

Mrs. Frances H. Stark. widow of the
late Jasncr h. Stark. died at the resi-
dence of her daughter. Mrs. Edward w.
Sturdevant. 81 South River street. ID
1910 yesterday morning of heart dis
case. aged ~ years. The funeral will
Le private and from the residence OF W.
Sturdtyant on "Wednesday afternoon at
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.CARBONOALE.

fAeaders will please note that advertise.
mtnts. orders for job work. and items Tor
publication left at the establishment or
Shannon & Co. newsdealers, North Main
street. will receive prompt attention; Of
dee open from a. m. to 10 y. n.l
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Tuesday and Wednesday,
March 31st and April Isl.

AT the same time all the latest nov.
elites in all TIE other departments will
BE- on display, to which We invite our
patrons and the public in general. We
have secured some of the best New
York talent ia our Millinery Depart
ment whom We feel confident will sat.
isfy the most critical taste.