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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-08-02
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 5th. 1855.

MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 5th. 1898.
the legal hours Of sale, offer for sale at the
south door of the court house in Ocala. Marion
county. Fla. and sell to the highest aud best
bidder for cash. all the right, title and Interr-,
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costs. b. DUPREE HODGE.
Sheriff of Marion County. Fla.
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SH ERIFFS SALR

Under and by virtue of an execution issued
out of and und-r the seal of the circuit court in
and for Marion county. Fla. in a e .rtsin cause
wherein James Cribbett is plaintiff and +.
league and samuel Agnew are defendants,
| have levied on and will on
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-31
DUNM0RE D0INGS
TOLD In BRIEF
Tribute 10 Harry NJ. Spencer 10 Sporting
and Fishing.
DID SOME WONDERFUL SHOOTING
Driver Boy Had His Leg Badly
Crushed in spencer's Mines--Oii.
GERS of Martha Washington Lodge
Chosen--Arranging for the Coming
Entertainment of Pequest Tribe of
Red Men--Heptasophs Paid n
Fraternal Visit to Peckville.

Harry NJ. Spencer, of East Drinker
street, returned home Saturday from
New York city, after carrying off the
highest honors ut the target shooting
match IF the second annual champion
ship rifle tournament at the Sports
mems exposition, which was held In
Madison Square garden, New York
city, Ian. IS to 22. The current Issue
of Sporting and Fishing contains cut
of Mr.. Spencer and the following ar
tiCle:
Nor will one man say he regrets
that Harry M. Spencer, of Dunmore
(Pa), rifle club won the sportsmen's
association trophy. Mr. Spencer Is a
sportsman. He is a rifeman OF nc
mean ability and his shooting is done
from a desire to excel pure and SIM
pie. The trophy and the honors he car
ried away with him are more to him
than any amount of gold he might
have won. AS a rest shooter he has
long been among the best in the coun-
try; as an offhand shot at 200 yards,
he ranks among the best, and now
shines as the leader of such old-timers
as Ross, Dowler, Young, Pope, Miller
and others in gallery work. He is
young and very enthusiastic over his
favorite sport which to him is a pas
time nothing more"
The trophies which he won are now
on exhibition i'm the display window OF
Jeweler Oscar Yost's, on Drinkei
street. and are being admired by all
who have the pleasure of seeing them
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AN ENJOYABLE PARTY.

A large gathering was pleasantly en-
tertained Saturday evening at the home
of John Phillips, corner of Cedar ave-
nue. and Alder street. There was music
by Rudolph Block, Charles Rothenberg,
Jacob Weber and the Ringgold quar-
tette, Charles Hahn, Fred. Schroeder,
John Schroeder, Louis Katzenwadel
and John Slicman. Among those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. John Phillips,
Mrs. Malott, Mrs. Reap, Misses Lizzie
Adams, Mary Lampbert, Rose Coggins,
Ella Shea, Sadie Denner, Jennie Lewis,
Lizzie Andrews, Lizzie Phillips, Katie
Phillips, Carrie Phillips, Mary Staff,
Allis Meyer Bridget Shea, Mary and
Anna Hazleton. Katie Gardiner Bessie
Wagstaff, Tillie and Mary Lee, Tesse
Graf, Mamie Lambert, Lizzie Schrayer,
and Messrs. J. Spranele, Fred. Glot,
Jacob Housroth, Henry Hass, sylvia
nus Savitts, Fred Smith, DR.. j. S.
Benin. Henry Brown, Fred. Christ, AL
bert Civus, J. A. Fisch, Thomas Hop
kins, l.. L. Ledham c. l.. Chryst, Fred.
Kellerman sr., Fred. Kellerman, jr.,
Charles Dippre. Henry James, Charles
and Peter Macker, Rudolph Ridenbach,
Chris Behr, Charles Creago, Mr.. Glove,
William Powell, Mr.. Gibbons, Thomas
Morse, Daniel Williams, Matte Noble,
Samuel Fidiam, John Richardson, j.
f. O'Hara, A. T.. Mener, John y. Nc
Gee, NJ. G. Reap, Il. l.. Meehan, j. w.
Williams, William Clark
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Harry Freas, II years of age, son Of
unconscious for a long time as a re-
suit of injuries received in a runaway
acCident late Saturday night on East
Market street, Green Ridge. At the
corner of Sanderson avenue Freas was
thrown out and his head was injured.
DR.. Thompson was summoned to at
tend the young man. Yesterday he
was comparatively well. some scalp
wounds being the only evidence of his
experience.
A disastrous runaway was averted
Saturday morning by William EldridgeN
permanent man of the Niagara Hose
company, who, at the risk of his life,
stopped spirited team belonging to
farmer who became frightened by
the overturning of heavily laden sled
while turning the corner OF West Mar
ket street and Main avenue.
a youth, whose name could not be
learned, had a miraculous escape from
death Saturday afternoon on West
Market street. He was riding on a
bob sled and was in some manner
thrown off and precipitated underneath
a large coal wagon. The driver of the
vehicle witnessed the mishap and at
but none too soon, as the wheels were
within an inch of the boys head. To
have run over the boy would have
been fatal, as there were two tons of
coal in the wagon.
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The funeral OF Sylvester Moore took
place yesterday afternoon from the
home Of his brother, Is. f. Moore, of
or Cedar avenue. and was in charge
of Undertaken AIiller. II was attended
by a large number Of friends of the
deceased. The Greenwood Accidental
fund was largely represented. Services
were conducted at the house by Rev.
James Mcleod, of the First Presbyter-
ian church. In removing the remains
from the house the following of the
Fourteen Friends acted as pallbearcrs:
George Miller, Thomas Duffy, Peter
Yoos and Walter Nate. After the body
was taken from the house the Green
wood Accidental fund took charge of
the funeral the following acting as
rallbearers fer that organization: John
Wilkes Michael Smith, John lowering
Edward Anderson, William Martin and
Patrick Mullen. Interment was made
in the Taylor cemetery.
The funeral services of the late Mrs.
Michael Moessner were held Saturday
afternoon at the residence HOP Moltke
avenue, and were attended by n large
conCourSe of relatives an1 friends. The
floral tributes were very beautiful
Rev. G. l. Bubeck, pastor of the Ger
man Methodist church, ofticiated at the
house and at the German Methodist
Episcopal church on Prospect avenue,
where services We're also conducted.
At the conclusion of the services, the
remains. accompanied by large cCr-
tege, were borne to the Forest Hill
cemetery where interment was made.
The pallbearers were: John Nehr,
Fred Fuchs, Fred Kiefer, John Wolf,
Wolf Baner and Henry Weynace.
Carrie, the 6-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Menry Hehner, of Prospect
avenue, was inferred at the Pittston
avenue cemetery yesterday afternoon.
Only the immediate relatives and
friends We're present and the floral Of
ferings were exquisite. Rev. Philip +.
Zizalman, pastor Of the Zion German
Evangelical Lutheran church, otliciat-
al
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THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Girls Loyalty society Of the
South Scranton branch of the Young
Women's Christian association held
their regular monthly business meet
ing Friday evening at the association
rooms, Cedar avenue. Miss Kate Lew
ert presided and the usual Bible lesson
was read and discussed.
The members of st. Johns Total Alb
stinence society were treated to an en-
joyable affair Saturday evening. at st.
Johns hall by the officers of the soci-
ETY.. A short literary and musical pro-
gramme was carried out and refresh
nents and cigars We're provided.
Martin Wade, of Beech street, royalty
entertained many of his friends at his
home Thursday evening. III addition
to the other usual amuSements, a mock
trial was carried out with considerable
fun. Breach of promise was the charge
and many an original thought was
evolved during the trials progress. At
seasOnable hour refreshments We're
served by Mrs. Wade. assisted by sew
eral of the young ladies.
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COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.

The appointment of f. +. Ryan to ill
IA vacancy in the Office of judge OF cleo
tion of the Twelfth ward, which was
made several weeks ago ny the court
was revoked SATURDAY..
Court on Saturday made an order re-
voking the appointment of NJ. j. Hast
ings as a judge Of election in the First
ward of Olyphant and appointed Dennis
Iawler to that position.
Lester NJ. Rozelle began proceedings
Saturday to secure a divorce from his
wife, Carrie Rozelle. They were married
Nov. u, 1857 and on oct. l6 1894, Mrs.
RoZelle deserted her husband and has
since persisted in her desertion,
A rule was granted by the court Sat
urday to show cause why the names of
II. w. Palmer, John r. Richards and
Ellen NJ. Amcrman, executors of the es-
tate of the late John Handley should
not be substituted for the name of the
deceased in the case of Annie Melvin
against John Handley.
Attorneys James r. Burnett and Jo-
seph Jeffreys We're directed by the court
Saturday to gather the ballots cast at
the November election in this county and
deliver them to the clerk of the courts.
The order was made on the petition of
| Wade NJ. Finn and George w. Beemer
that the ballots might be preserved
| pending the disposition of the Langstaff-
| Kelly contest for the Office of county
/ treasurer
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MINOR NEWS NOTES.

The committee of arrangements of
st. Brenien's council, No. 2i3. Young
Mems Institute, are very busy prepar-
ing for the social which the council
intend holding Friday evening, Feb. II.
at Mears hall. Their desire is 10
eclipse any previous social held by this
progressive council and they no doubt
will accomplish their efforts. Law
rences orchestra will furnish the mu-
sic for the occasion.
The revival services which have been
conducted each evening during the
past two weeks at the Simpson and
Hampton Street Methodist church, on
this side will be continued throughout
this week. This decision was reached
on account of the great interest dis
played and the success attending the
efforts thus far. The pastors of both
churches, assisted by the several soci-
eties of each church, and in some in
stances by outside ministers and speak
ers, have reason to feel pleased with
the work done.
The Scranton Street Baptist church
has just passed through two weeks Of
earnest revival work and great good
has been accomplished. The church
societies have ably seconded the ef-
forts of the pastor, Rev. S. f. Mat
thews, in his efforts to further the
cause of the great Master.
Do not forget the entertainment to
be given this evening at Mears' hall,
under the auspices of three of the
classes of the Washburn Street Pres
byterian church Sabbath school. There
will be an excellent literary and musi-
cal programme rendered and an inter-
esting exhibition with Edison's famous
Electromotiscope, in charge of William
ii. Pearce. The classes are raising
funds towards their share of the church
debt.
The Elite Dancing class, of which
| Prof. George Taylor is instructor, will
not meet in usual session this evening
| at Mears' hall, owing to the occupancy
| of the hall for an entertainment. The
! class will, however. meet as usual Mon
| day evening, Feb. Z.
There was a large gathering ot
| friends Friday evening at the residence
/ of Mrs Caroline Miles, 1922 Price street
| to fittingly observe the anniversary oi
| her birthday. The evening was passed
| in the usual customary manner, anC
! at a seasonable hour dainty refresh.
| ments were served. The hostess wa.
a recipient of many tokens Of esteem
from her well-wishing guests. Those
who were present upon this hospitablt
occasion We're Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Wat.
kins, Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Miles, Mr.
and Mrs. A. G. Ackerson, Mr.. and Mrs
! f. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Trelfal Mr.
and Mrs. c. Magovern, Mr.. and Mrs
| d. owens, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Williams
Mrs Thomas Wagstaff, and the Misse.
Martha Watkins, Minnie and Bessi,
Miles. Hazel G.. Ackerson, Gertie Tay
lor Gertie and Name Williams, Mar
garet Van Camp. Ethel Davis anC
| Florence Smith; Earl and Thomas wat
kins, Bertram Miles, Frank and vii
liam Miles, Ackerson, Ernest w. Miles
| w. GloOr and G. Higgins.
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G. f. ANNIVERSARY.

Yesterday ives the seventeenth an
niVersary of the organization of the
great Christian EndeaVor society and
the event was appropriately observed
last evening at the Washburn Street
Presbyterian church by the EndeaVor
societies of the church. 1t was also
the ninth anniversary of the organiza-
ton of the senior society of the church,
which increased the interest in the SER
vices.
The services were arraigned by the
Senior society and the intermediate
and Juniors assisted in carrying them
out. The services We're held in lieu of
| the regular evening service of the
church, and w. T. Burall. retiring
president of the Seniors, presided The
attendance was large and the exercis-
es We're opened by singing a hymn.
| Rev. J. p. Moftatt, pastor Of the church,
read the scriptural lesson. Another
hymn was sung and a collection was
| taken which will be distributed even
| ly between the Home and Foreign Mis-
siOns fund.
The retiring president, w. T. Burall,
! then gave a short address upon the
society in general and the Washburn
Street church society in special. His
address was in the nature of a sum-
mary of the work accomplished and
| the intentions for the future. After
| the singing of another hymn, Miss
Kate Chase. president of the lnterme-
diate society spoke upon the work of
this society. Miss Kathryn Paine.
president of the Juniors, spoke upon
the Junior society. Both talks We're
well given by the young misses and in
dicated their deep interest in the work
| of the societies of which they had
| charge.
| \. V. Bower, esq, who was the speak
er of the evening, addressed the as
semhlage upon How to Lead a Sue
cessful Life" His topic was interest
ing and his original thoughts and 'sug-
gestions added to this interest. The
singing of another hymn preceded the
installation of the recently elected Off
GERS of the Senior society. Rev. j. y.
| Moffatt did the installing. The officers
| Installed were: ]. II. Battenberg, pres
ident; Miss Lucy Reitcnauer, vice pres
| ident; Miss Martha Phillips. recording
| secretary; Miss Florence Y. Irving
corresponding secretary; Charles Bat
| tenberG. financial secretary; Miss Jes-
sic Long, treasurer; Prof. D. A. Stone
chorister. The installation was fol.
lowed by another hymn. The incoming
president, J. II. Battenberg. gave q
short address upon his new duties. A
hymn was surg and the pastor pro-
lnOunced the benedictiOn which brought
the most successful anniversary to &
close.
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MINooKA.

The literary circle of the O'Connell
council, Young Mems Institute, con-
Quoted an interesting meeting at their
rooms in the Father Mathew hall yes
terday. The feature of the meet was a
spirited debate on the following sub
ject: Resolved, That the liquor traf-
fic should be abolished" After a
lengthy argument the affirmative was
awarded the decision.
p. ]. Quinn. candidate for a return
engagement with the much-coveted
plum, the supervisorship, is wearing a
worried look. Evidently he antici-
pates the avalanche of defeat that is
liable to send him to political oblivion
on Feb. Is.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Ruane attend
ed the funeral of relative at Car
boniale Sunday.
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What might have been a serious ac-
cident and which eliminated In a run
away occurred yesterday afternoon
about 2.15 o'clock on South Main ave-
nue., near public school No. 80. Car
No. 143, of'the Scranton Railway COM
pany, was coming down the slight
grade at this point and met a horse
attached to a cutter coming up. A
young lady and gentleman occupied the
cutter and the driver turned his horse
slightly to the right. His horse was
mettlesome animal and in prancing
about, managed to throw both parties
out. He then dashed off with the nervy
driver clnging to the reins. After be-
ing dragged about half a block the
young man was compelled to relinquish
his hold and the horse continued unre-
strained its mad flight towards Tay-
lor. Neither was injured beyond the
fright and shaking up, and they went
into a nearby residence to brush the
snow and mud from their apparel.
DR.. +. c. Hall. of North Main ave-
nue., and his driver were precipitated
into the street from their cutter Satur-
day morning while turning the corner
from Main avenue onto Jackson street.
The team which Is a spirited one.
turned rather quickly and upset the
cutter. The sudden Jerk on the reins
brought them back to the left and off
they went down Main avenue, leaving
the occupants lying on the ground.
Neither gentleman was hurt and the
driver set off after his team. They did
not go far. A bystander captured them
and turned them over to their driver.
The spirit of running away was con-
tagious, however, for a horse attached
to a light spring wagon, stood united
just below Jackson street on Main ave-
nue. an he too, started Off but was
caught at Division street. after collid-
ing with a telegraph pole. But little
damage to the vehicle was done.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-31
NTRS OF NEWS.

The regular meeting of the Martha
Washington lodge. No. 45, Ladies Aux
iliary, OF DunmOre, elected the follow
ing officers Friday night: Mistress,
Miss Olive Haynes; vice mistress, Mrs.
Emily Woodward; past mistress. Mrs.
Sadie Bogart; secretary, Mrs. Annie
Warner; treasurer, Mrs. Mary Swim
gle; chaplain, Miss Emma Swingle;
councilman, Mr.. NJ. A. O'Hara.
The members of PeQuest tribe, In
proved Order of Red Men, has begun
to arrange for their coming entertain
ment, which will be held in Odd Fell
lows hall on Washington's birthday.
The committee in charge of the affair
are: $. j. Knapp, T. p. Letchworth,
Harry b. Cole, George Schrank and
John jenkins. At the conclusion of the
entertainment the tribe will have a
real Indian pow WOW and scalp dance.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
odist Episcopal church will hold a spe-
cial meeting this evening at the home
Of Mrs. Dershimer on Chestnut street.
All members are requested to be pres
ent.
The Junior EpwOrth league will hold
a social at the home of Oscar Yost,
on North Blakely street. ON Friday
evening. A fine programme will be
rendered.
The Sunday school board Of the
Methodist Episcopal church will hold
a meeting Thursday evening, at the
close of the prayer meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wehber, of
Rlal;ely street, are visiting friends in
Hawley.
The condition of Mrs. ANTHONY Car
ney, of Dudley street, who underwent
an operation few days ago, is great
ly improved and the attending physi-
clan has pronounced her out of dan
ger.
The Epworth League will hold its
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-31
JOTTINGS OF INTEREST.

Thomas James, of Nanticoke, called
on friends here yesterday.
Mrs. Evan Gabriel, of Church ave-
nue.. is ILL.,
Miss Mary Davies, of Green street,
is visiting relatives at Nanticoke
Born-To DR.. and Mrs. w. ID. Donne.
a son.
The Ladies' Aid society of the North
Main Avenue Baptist church has elect
ed the following officers: President,
Mrs. John Sherwin; vice presidents
Mrs. William Chappell, Mrs. Richard
Edwards; treasurer, Mrs. John Igler;
recording secretary, Mrs. F. NJ. Smith;
financial secretary, Mrs. w. II, Will
liams.
The funeral of Mrs Catherine Kelly
will be held this morning at o'clock
at her residence, on Glover street The
remains will be taken to the Holy
Rosary church, where a high mass Of
requiem will be celebrated. Inter-
ment will be made in Hyde Park Cath
olc cemetery.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian Endeavor of the Christian church
will give an entertainment in Company
II armOry Friday evening of this week.
W. II. Pierce, who has charge of the
entertainment, has left nothing undone
that would prove detrimental to the
programme.
Caswallon Davies, of New York, ia
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. WIZ
liam Davies, of Warren street.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-31
THEATRICAL ATTRACTIONS.
lMcNuity's Visit.

Tonight's the night. Ferguson & En-
erick are the comedians and the Acad-
cmy is the place. New in every partIcu-
lar, even i'm quality, and as there is moth
ing so good as the new no doubt this will
be quite tempting inducement to many
to see this up-to-date attraction for sure
ly it must possess all of these good quail
tiles, for not only did the advance man
make these promises. but we have as well
received these reports from the capable
critics in many Of the other cities in
which these stars and play have been
seen this season. Good results, no doubt,
can be expected of Ferguson & limerick,
they are capable. conscientious and en-
ergetic comedians and have a good sup
porting company.
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regular monthly business and literary
meeting tomorrow evening. After the
business is transacted a fine pro-
gramme will be rendered.
Mrs. Ellen Brady spent yesterday
with friends in Moscow.
A large delegation of the members of
the conclave, Improved Order of Hep
tasophs, paid a visit to their fraternal
brothers In Pecltville Friday evening.
They returned nome much pleased with
the evenings outing.
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returned from a business trip at New
York city.
Mrs. II. A. Shaffer. of South Ninth
street, is entertaining her sister, Mrs.
Forsyth Labaugh, and daughter, Miss
Margaret, of Dallas, Pa.
A. M. Dershimer of Eynon street,
has returned from a trip to Oklahoma
territory.
Captain Mary Thompson, of the
American Volunteers corps, has re-
turned home from a visit with West
Scranton relatives.
Mrs. A. w. Brown and daughter, Miss
Lillian. of Eynon street, are the guests
of relatives at Portland, Pa.
Mrs. Jonah Evans, of Eynon street
has returned from a visit at Wilkes
Barre.
Mrs. George Fiehler and Mrs. G. II
Easterle, of North Sumner avenue, WIS.,
tied friends at Elmhurst, Saturday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-31
BOY BADLY INJURED.

An Italian driver boy, whose name
could not be learned. employed in the
a. ID. and f. NJ. Spencer mine. was
painfully injured Saturday morning.
He was about to unhitch his mule from
Il moving car, when he accidentally
slipped beneath the car. The wheels
passed over his right leg nearly sew
ering it from the body.
Several workmen went to his rescue
and removed him from his perilous
position and later he was taken to his
home where he was given medical at
tentiOn.