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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-03
OLYPHANT.

MISS Emma Tinsley ana Henry RIMS
land were united I'm marriage Wednesday
evening a. the home Of the brides mothrl.
Mrs. Mary TinSlcy. of Grassy Island. bv
Rev B. r. Hammond. pastor of the
presbyterian church. Bride and groom
were unattended, The bride wore a pret-
ty costume Of blue silk with lace trim
mings. Only the relatives Of the con-
tracing parties witnessed the ceremony.
Roy the ll-ycar-old son of Mr. and Mrs
ID. {. Evans, of SuSquohauna street. had
his arm broken on Wednesday while skat-
ing, This is the second accident that
has happened to the boy within the past
few months having had his arm crush
ed by a train Of cars last July. Dr..
Grams is attending him.
Miss Jennie Davis entertained Miss
Katie Reese, of Jermyn, yesterday.
An art exhibition will he held at the
residence Of b. T. Kingsley, of Blakcly,
next Tuesday evening I'm aid of the Blake
~ Baptist church A musical and liter
airy programme will also be rendered and
refreshments served. The price OF adms-
sion will be ~ cents. Pictures will be sold
at very low prices.
James Wheeler who was injured while
at work last week is able to be out again.
Mrs Pfciffer, who has been visiting her
parents in South Scranton for the past
week, returned home yesterday.
mrs W, l., Schlager and daughter, Miss
Nellie Schhger were the guests of Dr..
ana Mrs, Pier Of Avoca, yesterday.
II, G, Schnk is doing Jury duty at
Scranton this week
Mrs William Matthews, of West Serum
ION II the guest of Mrs. John Pettigrey.
of Blakely.
Mrs Hugh Jones, Of Parsons, who has
been visiting at the residence OF John
i'enmau for the past week returned home
yesterday
Mrs. Van BuskiTk OF Taylor, spent
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
IeduIe In Eject November IS, ISo5

Schedule In Eject November IS, iSob.
Trains Leave Wlkes-Barre as Follows
T.3O a. M, week days, for Sunbury,
Harrisburg, Philadelphia, 5alti-
more, Washington, and for Pitts.
burg and the West.
iO.l5 a. M, week days. for HazIeton,
PottsviIIe. Reading, NorriStown,
and Philadelphia; and for Sun.
bury, Harrisburg, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington and Pitts,
burg and the West. ,
3.i5 p. M, week days, for Sunoury'
Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Salt''
more, Washington and Pittsburz
and the West.
s.I5 D M, SUNDAYS only, for Sun
bury, Harrisburg, Philade'pn' a.
and Pittsburg and the West.
600 o. M, week days, for Haz'eto0
p. WOOD, Gen'I Pass. Agsn''
l. Is. HUTChI SON General Manager
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TALES or THE SMOKING ROOM.

From the Pocket Magazine.
'Gcntlcmen,' began the man with the
paste diamond pin as the train n,drcl
Toledo, y want you to be ON the watch
for certain highway crossing we are
about to come to. There--thc engineer is
signalling for There ii isr'
what happened hcre?" asked the man
with the missing thumb.
"Thc adventure of my ii2c. sir. | was
i'm love with Il rich widow In Toledo aud
was out with her one day for buggy
ride. When We reached this crossing the
horse baked
"And train came laundering down
upon yOu?'
1T did, sir. We were Iight across the
tracks, and though ! whipped and shout
ed and prayed, the horse would not morr.
Death stared Us in the face. lived a life
time in sixty seconds. DO you observe
these beads of perspiration on my brow
as | recall the incident"
"Ncs, you seem to sweat" luarscly rc-
piled the man with the missing thumb.
"rhc train struck you, of course"
at was about to 90 50, sir--it was COM
ing down upon us like mountain ava
lauchc--Wc were about to be- struck and
manglcd beyond recognition. Whcu-
whCu-----'
"Wcll, what was it,"
"Whcn it stopped. Sit. ANA switched off
on siding, ana We were saved! | was
hardly conscious for few minutes. | re-
ncmbor that | crieu out in hystcrical
waN-that the conductor Of the train
came forward ana proposed to the widow
and was ucccpt"d-thut | found myself
footing it back to town--that-that----"
"Thcn you were not kilcd?' demanded
the man with the missing thumb.
no, sir
"Well, you ought TO have been. and il |
4
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Central Railroad OF New Jersey

U.ehigh ana Susquehannu DivisionJ
Station. i'm New Nurll-FuOt of Liberty
street. y, H., and Whitehall Terminal.
Anthracite c,al used exclusively, insur-
ing cleanliness ana comfort. .-
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT NOV; a, 1871
Trains leave Scranton Tor ilustnl''
Wilkes Barre etc, at 500 S.l5i l3o a. n.i io
y. Is, zoo, 3O5, 800, 40 .. m. SnndaSs'7"'
a. m, 100, 215 10 p. m.
For Atlantic City, SO a. IN. ,,,.., a.
For New York. Newark and Elzdp.tI,
SO lr%presSJ a. m" Tao WNpr'SS WIN
Buffet parlor carr, 3.o5 teNprtosl !, H.
m. arrives at Philadelphia, Reading TT
mimi ~ u. m. aud New York Co p. m.
For Maurh Chunk. Allentown, Hcihlc-
hem. Easton and Philadelphia, ;, - ". NJ
Tor long Branch, ocean Grove, ctc, at
SO a. m. and l2.4i y. m.
For Reading, Lebanon and lianionurE'
'T',I" F"r ToItsyiil.. so d. m. l2,45 =. N,
Rcurning leave New York, foot Of Lib
erty street, North River, at 2.le leNpres0
a m llO l3U. as CeNpIrSs Nlth Buftci
parlnr rar) p. M SundaE, i"o a. .m.
= rlyr New York foot Whitehall street.
south Ferry. at 9uN 4. m" 100, -" 3"'
u. m. Passengers prrivinS on departing
,ovcr. with all the elevated railroads,
BroodwaN cable ears, ana ferries 10
BroGi;Iyu and Staten island, making
or,irl transfer to and from Grand Central
brunf pud Long Island railroad
Leave II iaIclphiu, Reading Terminal,
go a. M. 200 ana 40 ,. m. sunday, G.Ij
"'T'bIrnugh tickets 10 al points vl lowest
ratc may DE had IN application in adj
vance 10 the ticket agcnt at n" station.
II. +. BALDWIN,
Gen, Pass. ASL,
III OLHAUsEN, Gen. supt
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JERMYN.

Professor T.. Il. Bovard, superintendent
Of Dunmur" schools, spent last evening
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George :. Dunn. Mr. ana
Mrs. II. \. Wilh an, Mrs NJ j. Shields,
Mrs. Joseph Tennis, Mrs. Francis Gem
dali, Mrs. OsbuILc. Misses Mundanr Ry-
mer, Miss JOSEF hinr. Davis. Misa Eliza
beth Roach, McssIs Theodore TOWNSEND,
6. :. Host, II. j. DeGraW. Frank Cen
dall, j. T.. sullivan and William r. Os-
borne attended Blacks "piclurc Play"
at Carbundalc on Wednesday evening.
The funeral oi MIR. James Glligil.
whose death resulted from Injuries re-
ccivcd in the Glcuwood mines, will take
place this morning at O'Clock. Services
in Sacred Heart church. Intcrmcnt IN
Calvary cemetery.
The grocery stock Of TIE Bell store
company was n owed ON Wednesday from
the Stubbs building to the Hart building,
Whete the new firm OF Bell N Wheeler
viii conduct business
Tn" borough council will hold thnig
regular meeting this evening.
\ corruspundcnt ask, "Wha is the
matter with IN, lire alarm system for the
construction Of which council npprupri-
atcd $50 several month ago." The tHrdi-
ness manifested in putting In the system
T. I'm Ntrang' contrast with the haste on
hlDited in securing the appropriation ana
uS the borough is without an alarm S,s-
tcm som" intol nation as to the cause or
delay ought to be fOrthuoming at to-
nights council meeting.
Mrs. John Bray ana Mrs. Walter Bray,
of Ha2lrton arc vistm- relatives i'm
town.
Mrs =. W. Ellis. Of Avo,a. is the guest
of her daughter. Ms Charles Davis. On
Second street
Those who attended the hiph school on
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LOCALS.

In the Page damage suit against the
Delaware and Hudson company, YER
dict was rendered at Binghamton in
favor of the plaintiff for $1,000.
William Laughney was put under
$500 bail by Alderman Baker yesterday
for threatening 10 infliCt painful and
possible injuries on his Cu-worker in
No. / mine. James Garden.
Patrick O'Connor. Of Fallbrnok street
has been fined 81 by Alderman Baker
at the instance of the truart officer tol
violation of the compulsory education
law IN not sending his step-sor to
school.
\ large number Of young people en-
iOycd the FIRST skate Ot the season on
Rivenburg'r pond yesterday afternoon
rhe ice was in good condition
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raekaWanltd Gountv.

evening when several important ques-
lions viii be discussed
Misses Lillian Howells and Maggie Will
liams, Of Green Ridge, were the guests
of the att'r's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
q. Howells. on Wednesday,
sunday afternoon at 23U o'clock the
funeral OF the late William W. Williams,
of Hyde Park. will occur
Mrs. Robert Llewcllyn, Mrs. j. g. Dam
icls and Mrs VI NJ. Williams were the
guests Of friends in Wilkes Barre on
Tuesday.
The members of the Primitive Metho-
dist church, of the Archibald. are making
extensive preparations for tncir coming
bazaar which will be held in the near flu
turc
Misses Matte Powell and Lille Evans
Of North Main street. have returned home
from weeks visit with Hyde Park
friends
Miss Ncttie Snow, Of Hyde PARK. was
In" guest of Miss Lizzie Jones, of Storrs
street yesterday.
Mrs. II. u. Powell and daughter. lem
ME. of West pttstou. were the guests
ui relatives in this place Yesterday.
Mr. Ross who has charge Of the new
Woolon mili which is being erected, ana
has been here for the past month, busily
engaged i'm getting things IN readiness,
mas returned to his home in Louion tor Il
"'l' VI " uuIIllE 'Nll''IllOll 10 hllN tu-
The Price Library association will hold
an important business meeting this cvrr-
ms
Mrs. Richard Davis ana Mrs. George
Taylor, Of North Main street. wcrs the
guests o. relatives in Hyde Park ycstor-
day
Martin Lodge, 40 -. Loyal knights of
America, Will meet this evening in Rccsrs
hal.
Miss Tillip Icrprr pr Ssutb Main street
| is seriously il at her huHc.
William G. FIy, OF Main street, visited
friends i'm Struudsbur" or Wednesday.
pr J. W. l1Ousrr and William Masters
Wcrr on Il hunting expedition t. MiIwau-
kce on Wednesday.
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Nature makes the cures
after all.
Now and then she gets
into a tight place and needs
helping out.
Things get started in the
wrong direction.
Something is needed to
check disease and start the
system in the right direction
toward health.
Scott's Emulsion of Cod
liver Oil with hypophos-
phites can do just this.
1t strengthens the nerves,
feeds famished tissues, and
makes rich blood.
sos and Sl,oo all druggists.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists New York.
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ON Monday, July 3, trains will leave
Scranton as follows: .r.... o.
For Cdrbondale-5,2O 1,a5, SO, lO.Ll d.
m; 1900 noon; ~, 30, So, j.2j, go, Iji,
9iJ, lOij y. M; l2l0 Il. m.
For Albany, Saratoga. Montreal. Bos-
ton, New England points, etc, go d. M,
20 D. m.
For Honesdale-G.2O, $50, lO15 a. M,
For Wilkes Bare--G.4j. $50. SIS, H'S,
lo.i5 a; m, l2.o5, L2j, BPS, 3.33, ~, 600 'a..
$50 il.3o y. m.
For New York, Phiadelphd, etc, via
L"hign Valley r. r., 6.45, 7.5o d, M, l205,
la. ill y. m. with Black Diamond LN-
presSD ll.3O p m.
For Pennsylvania r, r. pointS-ji5 9.3S,
a. m; 2.2S, An p, m.
For western points via LehiSh Nall y
z. r.. 80 d. m. i2B5, 3.%} with Riac
Diamond Express. 800 ll.3o y. m.
Trains will arrive at Scranton as fol-
lows:
From Carbcudale ana the north--6.io
-, 20. 2H, 1910 a. m. 300 noon, La.
2.2l, 3.2j, 49,, 54l T45, 80, 1l.2j =. m.
From Wilk"s-Barrr ana the South,
$50, $50, lOlo 1l.55 a. m, l.l6, III. 5.iS,
1.2o, G2l, 752, 9.0,, 90 .. M; 1905 a IN.
J. ". BTRDICK. C. J.. \, Albany, y. Y.
II. W. CROSS u. i. ~, scranton, Pa.
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man with the sgme leg, as be settled him
self down
"Wc struck tho down grade tltrc miles
above CulV,rvillc," continued thu story
teller. "aud for some reason the dh-
brakes refused to work. Th" rails were
wet, and tn, heavy train started off like
creased lgEtning. You talk about dying,
but no bird could have caught Us. There
were two hun dt"d people on that train,
and such screaming aud shriciiug YOU
never hcardr
yes Of course. WE'LL she left the
rails"
"She did About forty rods from IN,
depot she left the rails and took to the
street. IT is called Hope street. ! believe.
We ran up that street about eighty rods
ana then turned. into Thompson street.
Upon my soul but / thought we were
gone az We turned the corner, but we
rightcd again and ran down AMI turned
into Main street. We ran over and Killed
dog as we turned into this street"
"I follow you. Nou ran down Main
street TO Catharir ego
"Nrs, sir"
"And turned into Catherine ana went
half way down the block and came TO a
dead halt in front of the po>tullicc?"
Yves, sir, but how did yoG know
about it,"
"Oh, 7 lived there AT tho time"
"Nou did, ch""
"Ycs. sir. Not only that, hut | was post
master ami lad arranged with the CON.
duutor to deliver the mails that way, 20
as to save hauling from the depot. That
was our first experiment. hul all mail
trains now take that route IN, dog was
not killol, tut only slightly injured"
"'rEou-thCr----!' s1am'lcrc1 tine man
with III" Washington nose.
"Dh! YOU haven't got anything to say
mot a wuId"' interrupted the other as
he lifted his game leg to the seat. IF /
couldn't tell something TO interest tho
crowd I'd either 20 t. steep or look out
ur the window and count the number ~
spotted hogs we pass i'm an hour.
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ARCHIBALD.

IN" entertainment giycn nv the pupiIs
"I IN" high school in Father Mathew
opera nous" on Tuesday evening. was
"mn"ntly cr"ditahjc in every way. II
was attended 10y a large audience and
lidt jheN We're satisfied was evident by
lhc generous applause with which each
number was received. Th" pupils were
assisted by their principal. Prof. w. A.
Nelly. Mrs Joseph O'Bricn delighted the
audience with two charming solos and
she also sang Il duet with Prof. Kcllv
littl" Miss Farrell Of Parsons sang her
way into the hearts of her hearers and
Miss Agnes Callahan rccittd two sclcr-
loiS IN a highly pleasing manner. She
was Obliged to respond to a hpartv on
core, Miss Agnes McNulty also distin~
guished herself by well rendered recita-
ton ana tn" other rrcitationstS, Patrick
Mcdonnell. Bernard McNulty and Franc
cS kearney acquitted themselves with
great credit, Richard and Joseph Footc
made their debut as mandolinists and
were received with such favor that they
were called on to repeat thc" perform
ance. Miss Jennie O'Bnylc efficiently
served as accompanies during the even
ing. II. j. Battles impersorations of
funny characters Were received with the
usual relish. Richard Footc delivered the
salutatory and admirably presided during
the evening, The entertainment was a
great success ana tn" lecture fund of
the school to which the proceeds will he
given, will be considerably enriched. The
principal as well as tn" pupils are to be
complimcnted because Of the character
ana success of this their first entertain
ment.
Rev. j. 9, Rudolph formerly pastor of
the Evangelical Lutheran church of this
place, is visiting friends hrrr. Rev. Mr..
Rudolph now has a charge near BaIti-
more, Md, and he is also studying mcdi-
cine AZ a college I'm that city. His many
friends i'm this vicinity will be GLAD To
know that ne Is prosperng. R
The funeral OF the late Patrick MorE
OF the East side. took place on WrdnrS-
day afternoon. Services were held i'm 81.
Thomas church ana the body was inter
red in the Catholic CemetcIS
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ADIsASTROIS EXPERIMENT..
She Was OnIv Trying TO EcOnomiZe
bY Doing Her Own Painting.


She Is young housewife trying
hraNely |" be economical ana proudly
announced the other day that Sh" was
palhllhS h"r own furniture ana hN'
lures lhls SprfnG.
Shoulu ludSe 50, Snlled hef nus
hahd, Tor III" air was iill"d with the
"dor OF turp"Etih" ihat seemed To be
com" an ingredient "i th' 1000
knew II Whcn turned the corner COM
ing nome Ia have such work done
away ll"m the house even II We hdd
To SaN" lrW dollars when II comes To
huNlhg an Easter bonnet
IT strikes me mat YOU preach econ
ohlN ana want To- practice eNlraNa-
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LAST WORDS.

wv" We're dGstin5 along a. the rat, of
fifty lies an hour across the state of
Michigan" said the man with the noble
forehead when the engine struck an
open switch ana every coach followed il
off the rails Among the forty victims
of tn" accident were two men, who turned
out to be a pit rmber and an ice-maE o.
spCrtivcly. l was badly shaken NJ but
not hurt and as | helped 10 care FOR the
plumber. be said to me:
81 am going to die, aud | would like TO
say a few words to you about the plumb
ing business | have been in il for twen-
ty years, and have made $4,000"
Yes, the profits are enormous, e
course" | replied.
But | never made a dollar at plumb
ing. All my money rumc from real cs-
tate. The profits on plumbing don't av-
crage per cent Whenever | have
charged - for sending a man TO stop pin
hole leak in d wdter-pipc | haze been Il
quarter out of pocket, But for my real
estate office, notary public, alderman
ship and 50 forth, | should have died
poor, TEL your friends to so into un,
dcrtaking If they want to luakc monr y,
ami to beware of the plumbing business
You had best 60 over ana say few words
To the ice man"
y am glad to see you " sail the ice.
man, as ! sat down beside him. Il wish
to make a confession, | have been in the
ice business for fifteen years, and am
worth $4,000 II I had attended to rent
ing houses, buying junk and laying as
phalt sidewalks, ! might now be worth
double what am"
But thS millions Of pieces You have
sold under weiEht must have metted sou
tens Of thousands of dollars" protested
II have always given eleven pounds for
ten, my dear boy, ana customers kicked
at that. II Is losing business from start
10 finish, and all ice-men arc philanthrOp-
ists. There Is money I'm an Oyster-staud-
heaps o. mOncy-but beware of the Zee
business"
"Then neither you nor the plumber dc,
sires to COnfcsS?'
Confess" Why, we have submitted
to loss and CXtortiOn for years and are
now dying with the olcdrCst of con.
sciences! Poor plumberl lie has work I'd
Ike a slave, and his lead pipe cinch has
been nit, II has been the same in my
business have had the cold throw down
ON all sides"
We'll, | am amazed" I said, as rose
up.
Yes, I presume so, ana | am glad you
understand things at last, Isn't there d
tailor among the inJurod"'
Eyes, and he will also die"
Then hasten 10 him at once, my boy
The profits on the tailoring business ar,
200 per cent, you know, and he VIII prob,
ably want to confess to the extent OF a
column or more"
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STRUCK BY ERIE FLYER.
Unknown Man Run Down by That
Celebrated Man Killer.

An unknown man was run down 10y
the north bound Erie "Flyer' a. NJ"
10 bridge. above CarbCndale, last even
ing. The extent Of his injuries could
moi he learned, hut it ia thought they
may he fatal.
This celebrated traiT has "a large,
number of dead meu 10 its credit than
any other train In this section. 1t
rurs through q Hungarian settlement
just after dark and most of its vic
Tins have been of that nationality. II
is iu charge Of careful men, but track
walkers manage 40 get in from, of II
FREQUENTLY.
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$500 To Any Man,
WILL PAY 500 FOR ANY CASE
OF Weakness in Men They Treat and
Fail TO Cure.

An Omaha Company places for the
first time before the public u NAGI-
CAL TREATMENT for the cure of
Lost Vitality, Nervous and Sexual
Weakness, ana Restoration of Life
Force in old and young men, No
worn-out French remedy; contains no
PhusphuVOuS OF other harmful drugs.
1t is a WONDERFUL TREATMENT.
Magical in its eifects-pOstive in its
cure. All readers, who are suffering
from a weakness that blights their
life, causing that mental and physical
suffering peculiar to Lost Manhood
should write to the STATE MEDICAL
COMPANY, Suite ~ Range Building.
Omaha, Neb" and they will send you
absolutely FREE, a valuable paper on
these diseases. and positive proofs Of
their truly MAGICAL TREATMENT.
Thousands OF men, who have lost all
hope OF cure are being restored by
them TO a perfect condition.
This MAGICAL TREATMENT may
be taken at home under their direc-
tions, on they will pay railroad fare
and hotel bills TO all who prefer to go
there for treatment If they fail to
cure. They are perfectly reliable:
have no Free Prescriptions. Free Cure,
Free Sample, or c. O. d. fake They
have $250,OO0 capital, and guarantee to
cure every case they treat or refund
every dollar: or their charges may be
deposited in a bank to be paid to them
when a cure is effected. Write them
today.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad System
Anthrayit, Coal Cscu, I2nsurinG CleanIi
ness and Comfort.
N TTTEITI NON. IT, NV,
W IN-A l. 4 VI, ADR 4 N-trLI \

TRAINS LEAVE SCRANTON.
For philadelphia ana New York via u.
g. H. Il. II. al G.45, $50 a. m, ana 1905, -.
Us. AL CBlack Diamond ENprtss) and
For Pitistom and Wilkes Barre via d.
L. a W. r. r., 600 sos, ll.2o a. m, 1.;5
$40 800 J.. IN.
For White Haven, Hazleton, PottsviUe.
and principal points in the coal regions
via d. & II. K. T., t.45, 80 a. m, l2.05. 2.2s
For BGthicacm. Easton, Reading. Hqr-
Mshurg and principal intermediate "tu-
lions via - n II. II. r., G,l5, 7jJ q. m.
l2.O5. - 22S AL tBlack Diamond EN-
PRESS, ll.30 J. m.
For Tunkhannock, Towanda. Elmira,
Ithaca. Geneva, and principal nlermodi-
ate stations via D., l.. x W. r. r.. 6.OJ,
SOS n. M. l240 and $40 p. M
For Geneva, Rochester, Buffalo Mag
ar Fails, Chicago, and all points west Via
d. 4 H. r. r.. l2.0l H32 (BlaCk DHmonI
Express. go and ll.3o =. m.
Pullman ptrlor ami sleeping on Lehigh
Valley chair ears on all trains between
WiliGs-Barrc and New York Philddel-
phia, Buffalo and Su"Snersiou Bridge.
ROLLIN H. WILBUR, Gen. Supt.
CHAS. S LEE, Gen, Pass. Agtp Phild..
Pa. -
\. w. NONNENACHER. Asst. Gen.
Pass. Agt. Philadelphia, Pa. ..
Scranton office, 800 LackawdHna avenue.
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DEATH OF AN INFANT.

MIR, and Mrs. Thomas Theophiiur,
Of Seventh avenue are mourning the
loss of their two months old daughter
who died Yesterday of membranous
Group. The little one was named Ruth.
4 tube was put in her traChea the 9TH
er day. hut the disease was too far adj
Vanced. and it could not save the patti
ent. Rev. G. \. Place. Ph D., will con-
duct a private funeral this morning.
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TAYLOR,

The Taylor Electric Light company has
sold its interest to capitalists from Scran-
ton who VIII CreCl a new plant a Rcnd-
ham ana will supply the following TOWNS:
Taylor, Ola Forge, MnoOka and MoOslc,
The building will be ~ by 10 feet and it
is estimated that the machinery will cost
in the neghborhood Of $2O,OVO
The masonry OF the new WOODEN mil
has been completed ana carpenters will
at once commence Oh the wooden stru"-
turc.
The borough council will meet I'm regu.
lar session In the council chamber this
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NEW OFFICERS.

, ON December Is the following new
officers Of CarbOndale lodge No. 24g,
Free and Accepted Masons, will be
installed: w. NJ, G. Y. Helmes: :. w,
Frank Love: j. w. G. V, Eastabrook
secretary, Il. 4. Wilbur: treasurer. :,
A. McMullen; trustees. W. 4. Morgan.
i. L. Dennis, Il. 5. Clark. Representa-
tive To- grand lodge. Henry Carter.
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A QUEER AFFAIR.

Speaking about queer railroad accl-
dents said the man with the Washing
ton nose as he lighted another bad cigar,
II think that AFFAIR at Culyeryille was the
queerest Of all | was on the train my
self, and the newspaper men were inter
viewing me for weeks afterwards"
"Well, go on with your yarn saId the
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alley. The husband piled furniture into
a back shed with the vim Of a baggage
Smasher. and made a contract with a
painter by telephone. The maid save
notice and the Coachman is supposed
to har" headed for his former home in
England.