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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-12
JUDGE AND RYAN MATCHED
Their Boxing Ability to Be Definitely
settled on Feb. 2.


The match between Tommy Ryan, of
Philadelphia, and Jimmy Judge, of this
city, was closed in New York city yes
terday. They will box twenty rounds
for decision at 143 pounds in this
city Feb. 2 under the auspices of the
American Sporting club. Pat Murphy,
of this city, was agreed upon to referee
the contest.
A side bet was made, and It Is under
stood the agreement was for the win
ner to take all of the boxers share OF
the proceeds. although these particu-
lars could not be learned here last
night.
Judge is now training in Nanticoke
with Bobby Dobbs. The pair are both
profitting by this arrangement, as
Dobbs is matched to meet Jack Fox
next week Thursday before the Palace
Sporting club, of Trenton. This club
was recently incorporated with $4,000
capital under the laws of New Jersey.
Its manager is Jack Skelly, of Brook
lyn, who is the promoter of the COM
ing Ryan-Judge affair and manager of
this city's American club.
On Saturday night in Nanticoke
Dobbs will attempt to best Paddy Shee-
han in four rounds or forfeit 500. If
Dobbs does the trick he takes the pro-
ceeds.
Those who witnessed the Ryan-Judge
affair last month will remember the
fierce Ground preliminary between
Jack Livingston and John O'Brien, and
which was won by the former. Living
ston is matched to go eight rounds
against John Dunleavy, of the West
Side, on the night of the coming affair.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-12
MINOR NEWS NOTES


Nine pupils were promoted from pub
lie school, No. IS, Monday, by Profess
sor John r. Jones, to public school, No.
IA, in the Grammar A grade.
\ large number Of West Scranton
residents went to Spring Brook Mon
day to attend the funeral of the late
Morgan Bowen. Rev. d. p. Jones. pas
tor Of the Tabernacle Congregational
church, oniciated
The Junior Baptist Young Peoples
union of the First Welsh Baptist
church have chosen Miss Miriam Jones
as leader and Mrs. John NJ Edwards,
as assistant.
The members of the choir of the
First Welsh Congregational church are
requested by Chorister w. John Davies
to meet at the church this evening at
s o'clock to begin the rehearsal of the
cantata, David, the Shepherd Boy"
The funeral of Margaret, the young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Shcr-
man, occurred yesterday afternoon
from the parental residence, 1858 Frink
street. Many friends of the bereft
parents We're in attendance and Rev.
Edward Howell ofIiciated. Intermcnt
was made at the Washburn street GEM
etery.
The figures printed in Mondays is
sue opposite Richard Protheroe ought
to have been in the line above. The
totals for each district should be as
follows: First, Z; Second, 80; Third.
100; Fourth, 9S; grand total, 257. This,
Mr.. Protheroe claims, being the result
of nine days campaigning.
At a meeting of the choir of the
Jackson Street BaptlsI church Mon
day evening, the following officers We're
elected: President, john :. Harris;
vice president Edward watkins: sec
retary, Matte Thomas; treasurer, Will
liam L. Davis.
The newly elected officers of Key
stone lodge, Loyal Knights of America,
will be installed at their meeting next
Thursday evening by District Deputy
Grand Master John f. Evans. Of Tay-
loI. Following the installation cere-
monies an enjoyable programme of
music will be rendered and cigars
passed.
The regular meeting OF the West Side
board of trade. which was to have been
held last evening, was postponed ow-
ing tC the lack of a quorum.
The members OF Patagonia Lodge,
Ne. 326. knights of Pythias, are re-
quested to attend the regular meeting
of the lodge IN Evans hall this eve
ming. officers are to be installed, and
the second degree is to be conferred
business will come up for considera-
upon candidate. Other important
ton. The ceremony of installation
will be in charge of District Deputy
Grand Chancellor Joseph p, Phillips.
Officers of Keystone Lodge, No 80,
Loyal knights of America, are to be
installed Thursday evening and men,
bers are requested to be present. A
smoker and social session will follow
| the installation.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-12
BIDTHDAY PARTY,

Mrs. Thomas Jones. of Division
street, was rendered birthday party
Monday evening. Games and singing
and bounteous supper were the fea-
lures. Mrs. Jones was presented with
a beautiful lamp. Those present were:
Mrs. John Lloyd, Mrs. Reese Anthony,
Mrs. John Richards, the Misses Gwen
James, Aida Davies, Margaret Jones,
Kate Price. Ruth Beaven, Mrs. Thomas
Jones, Mrs. j. S. Jones. Mrs. Reese B.
Davies, Mrs. John f. Jones, Mrs.
George w. Powell Mrs. Thomas Col
lns. Mrs. Frank Brundage, Mrs. John
Rogers, Mrs. John Francis, Mrs. John
f. Jones, Mrs. william Morris, Mrs.
George Jones, Mrs. Edwin Bowen, Mrs.
Robert Roberts, Mrs. Henry Evans,
Mrs. John l.. Davies, Mrs. William T..
Williams. Mrs. William w. Harris,
Mrs. Henry Browning, Mrs. David Y.
Evans, Mrs. William Heath, Mrs.
Steven Bowen, Mrs. Henry Davies.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Alderman owen y. John has return
ed from a short visit at Spring Brook.
+. w Clarke, Of Clarke Bros, is in
New York city.
Harry Mason, of Eynon street, spent
yesterday in Pittston.
Mrs. j. @. Sanders, of West Elm
street has returned from a visit at
Mahanoy City.
Angus Gray, of North Main avenue,
has resumed his studies at the Phila-
delphia Dental college.
MIR. EVaE II. Williams left yesterday
afternoon to resume his studies at Ma
rietta college, Ohio.
Miss Bertha Harmon, of Stroudsburg,
Professor and Mrs. James r.. Hughes,
Of Washburn street.
Mr. and Mrs. j.. r. Griniths, of Price
street, attended the funeral of the late
Morgan Bowen, at Spring Brook, Mon
day afternoon.
George w. Engle, assistant chief civ
il and mining engineer of the l.. G.. and
n. Co., of Lansford, Pa, has resigned.
an1 accepted a position with the Del
aware and Hudson company. He will
bring his family to reside on this side.
I'avid Williams, of North Sumner
avenue, is recovering from an attack
of quinsy.
Albert Thomas. Of South Decker $
court, IS seriously i'll at his home.
Mrs. John Beff, of North Sumner ave-
nue., is in a serious condition. owing to
a fall she received on the ice.
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GREEN RIDGE.

Miss Aida McHale spent Sunday
with friends in Avoca.
David James was in Olyphant, Mon
day.
Miss Name Maloney, of Monsey ave-
nue. who has been i'll for the past week,
is reported no better.
Mrs. George Pearl, of Moosic, spent
the first two days of the week with
her daughter, Mrs. Paul Brown. of
Capouse avenue.
Mrs. George Frisbie, of Capouse ave-
nue., is spending the week with her
parents at Maplewood,
John Williams and family yesterday
removed their household goods from
their recent home at the corner of Della
ware street and Monsey avenue to their
new residence on Washington avenue.
Miss Kathryne Naley, of Montrose,
is visiting relatives here.
Horace Ackerman and son Charles
spent the last few days with friends in
Pittston.
Miss Hattie Eldrid, of Plymouth. was
the guest of Mrs. Fillmore, of Monroe
avenue, yesterday.
Walter Belts and sister, Miss Min
ME, of Elmira, N. Y, are visiting their
grandparents in the Ridge.
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Henry Miller Friday Night.

Henry Miller, whose best work has been
in romantic roles and whose perform
ances in Sowing the Wind" which was
of the poetic and picturesque order, as
we'll as in other plays that called for
chivalric action and sentiment is to APP
pear at the Lyceum for the second time
this season next Friday night in a new
romantic drama of the past century en-
titled "Heartsease." Seldom was a star
received with such tremendous applause
or so many curtain calls as Mr.. Miller
has won In "Heartsease." Every night
he had to come before the curtain at the
end of the third act at least dozen times
and at only "a few performances was he
permitted to return to his dressing room
without making a speech. This is the
first piece in which Mr.. Miller has shode
as a star and the signal triumph he has
won is gratifying to both himself and
Charles Frohman, his manager. The
hero of "Heartsease" Is a character that
fits exactly into the best lines of Mr.. Mil
lers acting. 1t possesses the poetic quail
ity in a most refined degree and the
sway of sentiment is obvious from every
point of view. In "Heartsease' there is
besides the star a company OF unusual
strength and interest, among the MEM
bers of which are Arthur Elliot. Leslie
Allen, Prince Lloyd, Thomas A. Hall,
Henry Molten, Frank Beamish. James A.
Leahy, r. Lacey, e. J. Mettler, Miss Mar
garet Dale Miss Maud Hosford, Miss Jo-
sephine Levett, Miss Laura Clement.
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DUNMORE.

The La Espanella Dancing class con-
Quoted its first social at the Odd Eel
lows hall last evening. 1t was large
ly attended Music was furnished by
Miss ReardCn.
Mr. McNulty has been visiting
friends at Nathan liill, Wayne county,
for the past week,
a. j. Dougherty has returned home
after business trip to Honduras.
The Scranton Railway company has
completed the stretching of the cable
wire on its new road to Sport Hill.
Michael Dempsey, Of Monroe avenue.
met with a painful accident while rid
ing a bicycle yesterday, at the cor
ner of Grove street and Quincy ave-
nue.. He fell from the wheel and the
result was a broken leg.
Rev. 6. +. Frice, pastor of the Court
Street Methodist Episcopal church,
preached in the Dunmore Methodist
Episcopal church last evening. This
evening, f, w. Pearsall, of the Scran-
ton Railroad Young Mems Christian
association, and his band of Christian
workers, will have charge of the
meeting. The meetings are being
largely attended each evening. A
number of persons have manifested a
desire to lead new life.
Miss Mary Kelley has returned to the
Mansfield Normal school to resume her
studies.
Elmer Space has returned home af-
ter a business trip in New York city.
The Stove works will resume work
Monday next after being idle for the
past three weeks.
Vince Megargel has returned home
after spending the past week with
friends in Moscow.
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MJNOOKA.

The township school board will meet
this afternoon. Teachers will receive
their monthly salaries.
Miss Sadie Rebels, of Olyphant, is
the guest of Minooka friends.
Miss Mary Philbin, the estimable
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Phil
bin, of Stafford street, was united in
marriage at IL o'clock yesterday morn
ing TO John LOTUS, of WaVerly, Pa.
Rev. Father Carmody performed the
ceremony. The bride was attended by
Miss Mary Gallagher. John LOTUS, a
cousin of the groom, acted in the cap
acity of best man. After the ceremony
the newly married couple and the i'm
mediate relatives enjoyed a sumptu-
Gus repast at the home of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lotus left at o'clock
for New York.
The threatened disruption among the
Democrats is from all accounts assum-
ing immense proportions, as the third
ticket has materialized.
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SOUTH SCRANTON.

Anthony Tuffy was committed to Jail
by Alderman Robling in default of 5000
bail on charge Of drunkenness and
assault, preferred by Mrs. Tuffy.
Peter Drake, of Cherry street, was
badly injured by a fall of roof in the
Meadow Brook mine, Monday.
Peter Kuhner, a boy, whose home IS
on Birch street, was badly hurt while
coasting on Willow street. He steered
out of the way of one sleigh directly in
the path of another and was thrown
high into the air and fell on his head.
Dr. Manley is attending him.
The following officers of Columbus
council, No. 179, Young Mems 1nsti-
tute, were installed Monday evening by
District Deputy Grand President M. F.
Donohoe: President, John B. O'Mal-
ley; first vice-president, John Ketrick;
second vice-president, Andrew Mer-
rick; recording secretary, Joseph Mel
win; financial secretary, John Gavin;
corresponding secretary, Thomas Fol-
an; treasurer, James Kennedy; mar
shal Patrick Moran; sentinels, Jams
Coyne, John Haggerty; executive COM
mittee, NJ. F. Doanoe, Patrick T.. Lam
gan, James Daley, William Reap,
Martin Wade.
Mrs. Langan, of Philadelphia, is the
guest of Mrs. William Daniels. of
Breck street.
Mothers meeting this afternoon at
the Young Women's Christian associa-
tion, rooms 1921 Cedar avenue. Every
mother is invited. Cake and coffee will
be served. Every young woman who
desires to join a Bible class is invited
to the association rooms Thursday
night at 730 o'clock to a Bible class
banquet. Interesting talks will be Civ
en- on various topics, pertaining to
Bible study, and the course of study
outlined. Come and join a class.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-12
LITERARY CIRCLES OFFICERS.

The members of ST. Leo's Literary
circle. met in regular session Monday
evening in st. Lco's Battalion rooms,
North Main avenue. No regular pro-
Sran.ma was carried out. At their
next meeting, Jan. "a, the topic: Re
solved, that George Washington was
A greater man than BENJAMIN Frank
li,," will he debated. A general dis
cussion will also be held upon the re-
form movement in Cuba, officers for
the ensuing term of three months were
chosen and each officer gave a short
address. The officers elected are:
President, Daniel Regan; vice presi-
dent, Patrick O'Toole, secretary treas
uror p j. McAndrew; critic. Richard
Lonergan; board of directors. r. j.
Gilrov Richard CadiGan, Daniel Kelly,
p. J. Buckley and Thomas Tierney.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-12
SEVERAL SOCIAL AFFAIRS.

The tenth anniversary of the we'd
ded life of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Blumc
fell on Monday and the happy couple
nterd to quietly observe the event.
Their friends, however, arranged diff
ferently, and in the evening gathered
at the residence of the Blumes, at 22S
North Main avenue. and proceeded to
observe the occasion in a proper man
rcr. The host and hostess were taken
by surprise but entered heartily into
the spirit of the evening. At a season.
able time refreshments were served.
The happy guests Were Mr.. and Mrs.
]. NJ. Caplan, Mr.. and Mrs. I. Sill
vernan, Mr. and Mrs. Harris. Mr.. and
Mrs. Josephs, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. CO.
hen, Mr. and Mrs. Kline, Mr. and Mrs.
Meyers, Mr.. ard Mrs. Connors, Mr..
and Mrs. ShouldmaCh, Mr.. and Mrs. b.
Atlas. Mrs. Cohen, Mrs. Landau, Mrs.
Srlyerstein, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cohen, of
Buffalo, n. y; and the Misses Ray
Sllverstone, r. Silverstein, Silverman.
Rose Landau, Atlas, H. Silverstein.
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NORTH SCRANTON.

Mrs Sarah Lee procured a warrant
Yesterday for the arrest Of Lawrence
Snifely for defrauding her out of a
board bill. The defendant was given a
hearing and entered bail for her ap-
pearance.
Miss ellen Gillespie, of Pittston, is
the guest Of her aunt Mrs. Patrick
McNish, of Mary street.
John Lynott who has been visiting
his parents during the HOLIDAYS re-
turned yesterday TO Niagara Univer-
sity.
James OConnor returned yesterday
from Wilkes Barre, where he was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Hughes.
stephen Middleton who was kicked
by Il mule II. to West Ridge mine
about one week ago ana severely in
jured resumed work yesterday
The Columbia athletic club win con-
duct their annual banquet this even
ing in their rooms on West Market
street.
stephen O'Boyle, q student at ST.
Michaers college, Toronto, Canada, who
has been visiting his parents, returned
yesterday.
Evangelist Mrs. Clara S. Boyd will
conduct the service in the North Main
Avenue Baptist church this evening.
Ganges Blackmore was arrested yes
terday by Constable Bernard Davis, on
warrant issued from Alderman Rob
erts office. The charge was preferred
by Mrs, Matte Turner who alleges
that Blackmore defrauded her out Of
a hoard bill, The alderman held him
TO bail for his appearance at court.
Mrs. William Davis, of Brick avenue,
Is suffering with an attack of la grippe.
The curiO and art exhibition under
the auspices of the Ladies' Aid society
of the Methodist Episcopal church
made its initial debut last evening,
The various pieces of handiwork which
comnrised many masterpieces were
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-12
TWENTY THIRD ANNIVERSARY.

There VAS Il large attendance Of
members Of the Ladies Auxiliary of
Nay Aug council, No. 3tl Order Uni
ted American Mechanics. last evening
at Cooperative hall 1t was tn" occa-
sion Of the twenty-thild anniversary of
the inception cf the GuXiliar! and an
interesting programme was carrled OUT.
James F,dGngcr acted as chairman and
Miss Eva Roberts was accompanies.
ReCitations we're liVru Ivy the Misses
Myrtle NILS, Lena Miller. Jessie Flo
rey and Geraldine Phillips. Arthur
Reese gave . violin Solo and Miss Car
rie Reese rendered selection on the
piano. Miss Frances Roberts sang and
Mcssrs Athcrlun. Muser and Stechia
surg a trio. \ duet by Mrs. Roberts
and Mr.. AthertOn ended the exercises.
4 social session followed and refresh
rrCnts were served.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-12
CLARK, SENIOR, WAS SURPRISED.
Called on Alderman Howe to Look
Into His SONS Marriage,

The father of William NJ. Clark Wis.,
tied Alderman John Il. Howes office
Yesterday afternoon to inquire con-
corning the marriage of his son, and
Miss Stella May King, both of this
city why that boy isn't of age yet"
SAID Mr.. Clark. Cant help that" re-
sponded the alderman good -naturedly.
"he came in here with a marriage Ii
cense and he had all the conveniences
and requirements with him---here's the
marriage license"
Mr.. Clark looked it over. That's
right" he said. And he left the Of
flee. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark were married
Monday afternoon at the same time
as William p. Sllyphant and Hattie
Williams. All are friends.
Miss King was accompanied by her
brother and his friend. 1t was Alder
man Howes first double marriage.
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C0UNTY II " OFFSET.
For That Reason John Traganitz's
iiili Was Not Paid.

John Traganitz, of the Flats, brought
a novel suit against the county Of
Lackawanna" yesterday before Alder
man w. S. Millar He wants to recov-
er S42.75 due him, he says, for services
as a special officer, and as a servant
of the commonwealth in divers court
cases.
At the hearing Of the case before AL
derman Millar yesterday Attorney c.
II. Soper represented Traganitz and
Attorney Charles p. O'Malley the coun-
ty. Traganitz's bill, it appears, is not
questioned by the county commission
ers, but the records show that he is in
debt to the county in sum exceeding
5000.
This indebtedness the county COM
missioners advanced as an offset to
Tranganitz's claim. Alderman Millar
reserved his decision.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-12
THEATRICAL ATTRACTIONS.
The Nancy Hanks.

"The Nancy Hanks" in which Frank
Tannehlll, jr., and Marie Jansen are star
ring, was seen at the Lyceum last night
1t will never bring fame to either of
them, though 1t may bring dollars-you
know you never can tell what the public
will take to. THE Nancy Hanks" was
written by Mr.. Tannehill and Is labelled
comedy, but 1t isn't anything of the
kind. A liberal stretch of the. imasina-
ton might entitle It to be called farce.
Miss Jansen, with proper. surroundings,
not now happily cast. Harry Beresford,
who impersonates n French woman, did
the bulk Of the entertaining.
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We$t Side and City Suburban

foot among the members of the club.
Seven teams of four members each
will be formed, and the series will be-
gin Tuesday evening next. A small
prize will be awarded the team win
ming the highest number of games in
the series. At the conclusion of the
business session, Smoker Committee
Edwin G. Peters and Samuel f. Lewis
passed the cigars, and the rest of the
evening was spent In various ways OF
enjoyment,
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A Zig bloodhound.

The largest bloodhound in the world IS
with Stetson's Uncle Toms Cabin COM
pany. He weighs 203 pounds and cost
$1,000. The undying. inevitable Uncle
Toms Cabin will appear at the Lyccum
Saturday. matinee and evening, under
the successful management of G. Z.
Stetson. 1t is the best dramatization of
this celebrated play ever presented hore
and the specialties are of high order
The reader is SO thoroughly conversant
with this piece that any mention would
be needless repetition, yet credit must
be given to those enacting the roles as
having assisted in a grand production.
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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS.
Two Lodges install Officers Last
Evening for the Ensuing Term.

The members Of Camp No. 80. Patri-
otic order of America, met in regular
session and after the transaction of
routine business, officers were INSTALL
ed. The evenings business was fol-
lowed by the enjoyment of those pres
ent Of an informal banquet, furnished
by a committee comprising Mrs. f.. Ell
dfed Mrs. Lou Grass Mrs Agnes John
and Mrs. Mary Bildleuan. The out
come of novel contest set on foot in
the camp several weeks ago. The
members were divided into two sets.
Each division was led respectively
by Thomas Sweet and n. Y. biddle-
man. The divisions were TO get new
members and the one having the lar
pest number to their credit banqucted
at the others expense. Mr.. Biddle-
mans division lost, hence the banquet.
The Installation ceremony was IN
charge of District President Mrs RAN
dolph Jones. The officers installed
were: Mrs. Eliza beth Dorsey, presi-
dent, Thomas Sweet, assistant; Mrs.
Louisa Grass, vice president; Frank
Derby, assistant, Mrs. Etzabeth Lee,
conductor; Daniel Alvord, assistant;
Mrs. Ida Eldred, recording secretary
MIS-. C.. j. Mcdonnell. assistant; Lin
den V. Decker financial secretary;
George F. Hover. treasurer; Mrs. Az
nes John. chaplain, Mrs Eta Eldred,
orator; Robert Paff. senttnnl; Mrs. l..
Berry, outer guard; Thomas Sweet
and \. r. Biddlcman, trustees.
At the regular meeting Of Devil SAINT
lodge No. 80 order of American lVor-
itrs. held Monday evening in Co-Opera-
tive hall. cilicers Cor the ensuing term
Ia.,,N fy.lN-
ard II. Williams was in charge OF the
ceremony and Alfred -. Hughes was
elected To act as trustee. owing to the
demise Of Trustee David Jones. n
snoker AMI short social session fol.
1oyn1 thp iuStnlla ton.
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BESSIE Breckstein, Loretta Fahey and
Lille Blume, DIR. II. Ialpert, NJ Co.
hen and ]. A. Cohen.
Mr.. ana Mrs, Thomas Anthony, of
South Rebecca avenue, entertained the
members Of the X. of X. Literary and
Debating society Monday evening at
their residence. A general good time
was had and at a seasonable hour light
refreshments were served.
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CLUES SMOKY EVENING.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Electric City Wheelmer was held last
evening mt th"ir club house, on Jack
son street. President Frank Depue
presided, and one new member, George
w. Oswald, was enrolled III, challenge
OF the Anthracite WheelmeR, of North
Scranton. was accepted and team vii!
be organized forthwith to compete in
a polo match on roller skates. a
pedro" contest will soon be set on
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-12
A Uoy Wanted.

"a Boy Wanted" Charles u. Blaneys
latest play, is said to contain quite
number of novelties in the way of me-
chancal effects. One of the best is the
big dra agon, or sea serpent, "a feet ions
1t Is worked in such manner that 1t
energies from the ocean, ard, upon reach
ing the footlieht, is transformed into len
beautiful young ladies in rich japanese
costumes. boy Wanted will be the at
traction at the Academy of Music the
last three days of this week.