The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-24
OBITUARY..


The death of David p. Richards, an
old and respected citizen of this valley,
occurred at the home OF his daughter,
Mrs. Thomas Wright, in Prceburg, yes
terlay morning. Death was due to gem
eral debility. Mr. Richards was 60 years
of age and is well known throughout this
valley. He Is survived by large family,
the following children comprising it:
John Richards and Mrs Reese MOrgans,
of Wilkes Barre; Richard Richards, of
AVoca; Mrs. John Parks, of Providence
ana Lewis Richards, Mrs. William Jones'
Mrs. Thomas Wright, Mrs. David Chap
man, of PHceburg. Funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon from the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Thomas Wright.
| Services will be conducted by Rev. Mr..
| Evans, of Olyphant, assisted by the Rev.
| Mr.. Holder of Priceburg, after which the
| remains viii be conveyed to Washbuln
| Street cemetery for interment
Mrs. Anna Twning died Monday morn
| ing at her home, llO7 Meade avenue.
| About one week ago Mrs. Twining, while
attending to household duties, stepped on
| u rusty nail, and that injured her foot
| some what No serious results We're then
| apprehended, but later the injury caused
| some alarm, Strong symptoms Of lock-
| jaw made their appearance, and on Fri
| day morning Mrs. Twining lost the power
of speech. She lived in great agony un-
| til death relieved her Mrs. Twining is
| SuFNlEeu DS nuspalu ana YOUNG uuusH
ter. Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin
Harris, reside at Moosic. The funeral
| will occur this afternoon at l o'clock at
the family residence, where brief services
will be held The remains Will be taken
to Moos!c for burial.
John Maiden, Oh oregon near fI'Is-
TON oieu on SUNDAY alter an illness OF
. | fort N-pinht lOnrG .IDbn Madden thp
son of the late Domnick Madden who
uled d lew years ago. lie was about :.
years ol age anu was lhe mann support OIL
| ms iI'oti'et' me u''oaseu was Il mourl
young man anu ms 'oinpahlohshlp was
mUth sought utter ne hau soou near l.
ana sehIaI III disposition ana hople III
| chafactef' ne was Il churteF member ul
the Elite Soclal club ana OF council al,
Young Men INSTITUTE pelhS an acllNe
tlethp'r OF poth orsarlZatlohs' beslues
| MS mother ne Is survived by the folloW-
lhS prolhtrS ana SlStefs-Ahhe, Nellie,
JENNIE Joseph ana Eugene
Pfes!dehl MltcheIi' OF the BOARD OF con-
tfol' dleo Yesterday afternoon at her
nome on Monroe avenue Duhmoie She
ma" peeh III LOT some tlme ana htf death
was not unexpected, Sne was daughter
OF the late Colonel William n. Monies,
her husband ana three chlldfeh, TWO
daughters ana a son survive her. she
WAS % years OF age II was put recently
that MI ana MIS-. Mitchell moved from
East Market street TO thelr new nome,
place fHday afternoon at 2.5O O'Clock
ne services VIII De III chdISe OF Kew H.
+, fuiId' OF froVluence' ana Rev. Mr.
ChaHte ol Green Ridge. lntelment VIII
De naue III DNnmuie cemetery.
| Albert the i-yeal-old son of Mr.. ana
Mrs, Albert jenkins, OF Butler street, died
Yesterday morning from a severe attack
OF pneumonia lie had been sufferer
flom membraneous croupe for the past
month ana everything looked favorable
toward ms recovery untll the dread pneu-
funeral viii be tomorrow morning at S3.
CLOCK services VIII be hcld at the
mousse after WfIlch the body will be taken
ON the IOIo traln on the Delaware and
HUDSON ana conveyed to Naymart, al
which place lnterment VIII be made II
heeh's cemetery
man OF Hughesto"n died at the home OF
ms parents, MI ana Mrs. Thomas X
Morris, AT hl' O'Clock Monday morning
Mr.. Larson was born April g. 1871, anC
was therefore nearly 70 years of age. lie
was a thoroughly reliable young man, anC