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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-28
BASKET BALL NOTES.

1t is not likely that Nanticoke, ex-
champions of the state, and the Scran-
ton team will play at Nanticoke on Feb.
or TO-
George Koch, right forward of the
Scranton team, is laid up with the grip
and will be unable to play for few
weeks.
The Scranton Basket ball team and the
team of Wyoming seminary will play
their first game together at Kingston on
riday evening, Feb. 8.
1t is not known, but II is possible, that
the Scranton Athletic club, of the South
Side, will have a team. The club had a
good team two years ago.
Miles Gibbons. OF this city, the fancy
bike rider. is trying to arrange games be-
tween the University of Pennsylvania and
the Scranton team for Easter week at
Philadelphia
Peter Franz, OF Providence; Thomas
Davis, of the West Side and George
Gibbs. OF the central city, have been
signed by Manager Teets, OF the Scran-
ton Basket ball club.
The following members OF the Scran-
ton team are requested TO meet at Zang's
cafe, Linden street, on Monday evening
to make arrangements for the gamc at
Kingston on Friday evening: Zang, Moir,
Fahrenheit, Bricker, Posner Mcdonald,
McGoldrck, Tuttle, Davis, Franz and
Heisner.
There are sCme very good basket bah
teams in this city. The different teams so
far are the North End Stars, the Detenu-
ers, of the South Side the St I,eo's, OF
the West Side, Crescent team of the CEN
tral city, the Scranton team, also of the
central city and it is rumored that the
Scranton Bicycle club and the Green
Ridge wheemen are talking of forming a
team from their membership
The North End Stars claim the cham
pionship of Northeastern Pennsylvania.
They have been defeated three times this
season and have not met half the teams
I'm this vicinity, They have been chal-
lenged by the Scranton team through the
different papers of the city and also by
mail, but have failed to reply. Now we,
the Scranton team, again challenge the
Stars to a series of games and will let
them Select the dates All we ask is for
James Haswell, manager of the stars
and his captain TO meet us at any time
suitable 10 them at the Scranton Tribune
office. We will meet them and make
arrangements for the game. Yours
truly, Charles Zang, captain; George
Nelson Teets, manager Scranton Basket
bali club.
Arrangements are now being made for
game between the Scranton and Pitts
ton teams. The latter is not the Young
Mems Christian association team Of
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NUBs OF SPORTING NEWS.

a. T. Copeland, Yale's new trainer,
will begin his labors at New Haven
today Monday the candidates for po-
sitions ON the track team will assem-
BILE in the gymnasium.
Albert AuvrY known abroad as the
French Hercules" is the latest aspi-
rant for weight-lifting honors. Auvry
has just arrived in this country and is
open to meet any Of the American
strong men i'm any contest of strength.
He has met and defeated all the strong
men of Europe, and has a record for
heavy work unequaled by any OF the
foreigners. He weighs 2S5 pounds and
has a normal chest measurement of
forty-eight inches. Auvry is 2S years
old.
Jack Everhardt, the southern light
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AN OUT OF THE WAY PLACE
Waya Pittsburg Lawyer Referred to
Wilkes-Barre,

At a meeting of the executive com
mittee of the State Bar Association
held few days ago in Philadelphia, 1t
was decided TO hold the next conven-
tion of the Association in Wilkes
Barre. There was - hot fight before
this result was brought about. One
man from Pittsburg objected to
Wilkes-Barre. and said he was tired
of the propositions always coming up.
to hold the state convention in "out
of the way places
The convention will take place July
and Z. There will be two days given
up to business and the affair will wind
up with a banquet. At these conyen-
tions important questions are dis
cussed bearing on the prospective leg
islation and improvements in the state
law code. At the Wilkes Barre con-
vention William +. Hornblower. of
New York, lately a candidate for chief
justice of the United states supreme
court, and the well known New York
lawyer, Daniel A. Wise will be speak
ers. There Will be between four and
five hundred delegates present
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Following is the very able address
read by Mrs. l.. NJ. Gates, of this city
president of the Young Women'S
Christian association of Pennsylvania,
before the state convention which is
now in session at Pittsburg:
The state executive committee has had
its regular monthly meetings for business
with special meetings for prayer or extra
work. We have lost one member by
death, Mrs. |. +. Everhart, who for sew
eral years had an intelligent and enthu-
siastic interest in the Young Women
Christian association.
Miss Brooks, our much-loved college
secretary, was not able to continue the
work this year, and Mrs. n. A Lowry
was asked to assist III college visitation.
Miss Dunn gave few weeks OF gratul-
tous service. but finding herself unable to
be on the field thought best to sever her
connection with the state work. The
burden of the work has been borne by
Miss Emma Hays, who has proved her
self a most efficient state secretary, but
now feels it her duty to resign to take up
the work in Pittsburg TO which she has
been called
The chairman has had the privilege of
visiting three of the associations and
speaking in one unorganized place and
ASA sting in the organization of one
branch. The committee mas published
l.5O0 prayer calendars and issued mem
bership certificates to all associations be-
longing to the state association, sent out
the annual report and adopted consti-
tuition for association circles in small
places.
Four mere college associations have
been organized Darlington seminary,
Blairsville college, Pennsylvania College
for Women and Dickinson seminary,
Williamsport, and new association cir
Gle at Edwardsville and new branch
I'm Scranton.
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DEATH OF HARRY MANNING
Democratic Member of the House of
representatives.

Carlisle, Pa. Jan. 27-Harry Man.
ming, of MELVILLE, a Democratic mem
ber of the state house of representa-
tives, died at his home this morning
aged GA years, Mr.. Manning attended
the session of the legislature last
Saturday and after returning home
was seized with pneumonia and sank
rapidly.
He was a native of Dauphin county
and spent most of his life in Cumber-
land. He Wa6 miller by trade and
afterwards engaged in the forwarding
business at MELVILLE. This was his
second term. He was highly esteemed
and popular. Representative Manning
was a prominent Mason and knight
Templar The funeral will occur Mon
day at 2.S0 o'clock, the interment at
the Presbyterian cemetery at New
Vile
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COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.

Attorney s b. Price, representing the
plaintiffs, yesterday took an appeal to the
Supreme court in the case of John Jer-
myn IL Co. against Elliott, Mcclure & CO.
The case of the North End Lumber COM
pany against A. =. O'Donnell was ap-
pealed to the Supreme court by Voshurg
d Dawson, attorneys for the plaintiff
Marriage licenses were yesterday grant
ed bv Clerk of the Courts Daniels to
Thomas McLane and Mary Lowery. OF
Jessup; Mehrle Delahoy, of Arlington. n.
Y, and Harriet Leroy Wolcott, of Car
bODHa1a
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DIED.

GOBLIN Scranton, Jan. q, 1899, David
the young son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Cobb. ?J3 North Sumner avenue. Flu
neral this morning at 30 o'clock from
the residence. lnterment at the Dun
more cemetery.
MURPHY in Scranton, Jan. 20 1889,
Miss Anna, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Murphy, li5 Cameron avenue,
Funeral Sunday afternoon at $50
O'Clock. Intelment at the Cathedral
cemetery.
RENSHAW.-In Tunkhannock. Pa, Jan,
%. 1889 Atlantic w. Renshaw, aEed n
years, months and Is days. Funeral
at his late residerce On Saturday at 3
p, IN, Interment at Gra!el Hin ceme-
terry.
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INCENDIARY CAUSES
GREEN RIDGE FIRE
oAKLEY's cAsKET WORKS AND
MILL TOTALLY DESTROYED.

Flames Spread to a Dwelling Owned
by P. w. Ripley, on Elmot Street,
and 1t Was Burned Loss on the
Mill Is 1000, with No Insur-
ance--only $4oo Insurance on the
Dwelling, Which Was Valued at
1,5oo-Dunmore Department and
Companies from scranton's North
End Fire District Fought the Fire.
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Pittston, but is a team picked from the
pest athletes of that city. Arrangements
are also beii made with the state nor
nal school teams of Bloomsbury and
Stroudsburg, Pa. 1t is possible that the
team from the Glover Wheenmen, of Phil
adelphia, will be here the latter part of
February or the first of March.I Mana
ser Teets, o: the Scranton team, has re-
ceiVed letter frCm Manager Charles
ii. Holt, of the Crescent Athletic clnb.
of Philadelphia; William N. Thomas, of
the Germantown Field club; Harry W.
Jungebluth, of the eX-chGmpior ship team,
of Germantown well known as the Ger
mantown bag fire. from Bucknell unit
Versity and from the Young Mems Chris
tian association teams of Allentown and
Mauch Chunk Pa.
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CUT HIS THROAT.
Sad Fate of Arthur Brown, S
Louis Bridegroom

ST. Louis, Jan. 27.-Arthur Brown,
who is employed by a glove manufac-
turer here, today cut his throat and
and jumped from a fifth story factory
window, dying soon after. Last We'd
nesday Brown, whose father is Truman
Brown, a glove manufacturer of GLOW
ersvllle, n. l., was married to a young
lady of this city.
1t was learned that young Brown
had a wife in Amsterdam, N. Y, and
that yesterday afternoon papers in a
suit for divorce filed by her were served
on him. The young woman he mar
ried here yesterday mot Wednesday,
was Miss Mamie Wudfert who came
from Chicago to wed him.
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TRIAL OF JAUDENEsE.
Sensational Developments Are Ex-
pected at Madrid.

Madrid, Jan. 27-The developments
in the court martial of General Jau-
denese, who surrendered the Spanish
forces at Manila and similar court
martials, are arouslng intense interest
and heated controversies here. The
publication of the proceedings in re-
gard TO the destruction of the Spanish
fleet is expected TO cause a sensation,
owing to fresh particulars which are
alleged to be forthcoming.
Not only the Spanish officers but all
the sailors will be cited as witnesses.
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ABLE ADDRESS OF
MRS. |. NJ. GATES
DELIVERED BEFORE STATE Y.
w. c. A. CONVENTION.

Gave an Interesting Review of the
Work Done by the State Associa-
tion During the Year and Outlined
Some Plans for the Future-The
Important recommendations She
Makes with Reference to the Fu-
ture Work of Association-Asks
Loyal Support.
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MAPLEwooD FISHING PARTY
Entertained at Karlsruhe, Cottage of
Ex-Sheriff Robinson.

Ex-Sheriff Charles Robinson and a
party of his friends returned last night
from Maplewood. The party were
guests of Mr.. Robinson at his cottage.
Karlsruhe. The efforts of the fisher
men were we'll rewarded, each being
given a handsome mess as their por-
tion. The gathering comprised Philip
Robinson, Victor Koch, Peter ziegler,
George Okell, Eugene Schimpff, c..
Lorenz, Theodore Miller, Fred. Durr,
Charles Miller, Judge F. W. Gunster,
Fred. Warnke, George Hufnagel, AL
bert Zenke and Charles Robinson.
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BRIDEGROOM is STILL MISSING
Nothing Whatever Has Been Heard
of His Whereabouts.

Nothing was heard yesterday of the
whereabouts of Plus Sweeney. the
missing Providence bridegroom. Miss
Moran. his intended bride, says she has
heard nothing from him and is at a
loss to explain his absence.
Mr.. Sweeney's brother has conducted
rigid search for the missing man,
but his quest has been unsuccessful
4 report that Sweeney had gone to
Colorado gained credence in the North
End last night. Information to this
effect is attributed to a young man
who is intimately acquainted with
Sweeney.
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WONDERFUL SNARE DRUMMER
Major Hendershot Entertains Large
Audience at Music Hall.

A large audience was entertained at
Music hall Thursday night by the cele-
brated Major Henderson,, snare drum
mer and novelty musician, assisted by
his young son and the following local
talent: Llew Herbert, basso; Eddie
Decklenick, boy soprano, and Miss Bes-
sic Sloat, the clever little elocutionist
Major Hendershots limitations on the
snare drum were a revelation of what
could be done with that instrument
His imitation of a naval battle and Of
q locomotive going through a tunnel
were especially applauded.
The entertainment was given under
the auspices of Camp No, 8, Sons Of
Veterans.
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Y. w. c. A. NOTES.

cordial invitation is extended to all
young women of our city to attend the
meeting at the Young Women's Chris
lian Association rooms, January 27th,
at 345.
A new class for children has been
organized in the gymnasium of the
Young WOmen's Christian Association,
and will have the first lesson Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock. This class will
meet once a week, and will admit lit
tie boys as we'll as girls. All who in
tend joining should be present at the
first lesson if possible.
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POOR BOARD ORGANIZATION.
Was Not Consumated Last Night
According to Programme.

The poor board has again failed to
organize. y meeting many times ad-
jourred was to have been held last
night but none of the directors appear
ed at the poor board rooms.
rhe absence from the CITY &C Reese
q Brooks, one Of the board. was
asCrtHed as the reason for the failure
To organize. The reason is a rather
shallow one as Mr.. Brooks absence
need not have prevented a quorum.
court has not yet appointed a success
sor to Director +. L. Terppe, resigned.
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What Is Dr. Alexander's Lung
Healer ?

1t is remedy put up and compound
ed being a direct copy of a favorite
prescription used by celebrated phy-
sician and specialist for over twenty
years, for lung and throat troubles.
1t is guaranteed to do all that it claim
ed for 1t. 1t is not cure ALL" but
it will certainly relieve all lung di-
seases, cure coughs, colds and bron-
chitis, prevent the grip, so common
now pneumonia and consumption by
its timely action on the sensitive lung.
Thousands of bottles were sold last
year and thousands of souls saved
from an early grave by it's use. Free
samples are being freely distributed
from house to house during the week.
Ty it, you will not be deceived. II"
Go to Lanes for your meals. 800
Spruce street. ss
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Stationery

Everybody needs it, and
must have it, we have good
every day goods in this line,
and give best value for least
money.
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TUESDAY EVENINGS CONCERT
Programme That Will Be Rendered
in Grace Lutheran Church.

The following programme will be
rendered at Grace Lutheran church on
Tuesday evening, January 81. 1t will
be for the benefit of the Ladies' Aid
Society:
PART FIRST.
Piano duet selected,
Misses Rosencrans and Louise Johnson.
Vocal duet, selected
Misses Jennie Kaufman and Alice Leighton
Vocal solo, selected,
Miss Verna Williams 60 years ODD.
Instrumental Quartette, selected,
Violins, Misses Maude Fisher and
Lillian Kenwardi cornet, j. II. Will
Jams; orgen, Mrs. Storms.
Recitation, humorous .....J. II. Grifen
PART SECOND,
Vocal SOLO soprano,
Mrs Rev. l.. II. Foster
Instrumental quartette, selected,
Violins, Misses Maud Fisher and
Lillian Kenward, cornet, j. II. Will
Jams; organ, Mrs. storms.
Pantomime, star Spangled Banner
Misses Hattie Kline, Florence Mooney
ard Bertha Frances.
Solo, tenor, selected ..........T j. Gippel
Recitation, humorous ........ j. II. Grinen
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FOR IENEFIT or HOSPITAL-Th
Conservatories at the home of Colonel
IL. NJ Boics will be open to the public this
afternoon and evening. An admission fee
of 10 cents will ne charged for the benefit
of the Hahnemanu hospital
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ELKs ARE THE WINNERS.
Bicycle Club Defeated in the Bowl
ing Match Finished Last Night.

The closing games of the series in
the match between the bowling clubs
of the local lodge Of Elks and the
Scranton Bicycle club was played last
night at the alley of the Elk club. re-
sulting in the honor being carried off
by the Elk team which won the SER
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WATER COMPANY ELECTlON.-At
a meeting of the stockholders of the
Mansfield Water company in this city
yesterday tho old board of directors was
reelected. The directors reelected COL
uncl H. \. Watres president and Robert
{. Adams secretary and treasurer.
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we have large assortment of Box
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another Box, was 14c., reduced to. lee.
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CRUELTY WAS ALLEGED. Jacob
SuavtZ turned his wife and their four
mOnthS-uld baby ont of the house and
into thc cold on Thursday night Accord
ing to tn" story told by the wife before
Alderman Howe yesterday. ON charges
of cruelty threats and non-suppOrt
Stravtz was held in $500 bail for court.
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MEETING OF VIEWERS.-The view
ers Of the sewer district Of the Seven
tccnth ward will continue their hearings
Oh appeal for several days.
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night at the alley of the Elk club, re-
suting in the honor being carried off
by the Elk team, which won the SER
les.
~ score by games Is appended:
IL : Bicycle club 935 second game,
Ell -. Bicycle club S9S; third game,
l21 81, Bicycle club 3S5. The total
scores for the Elks was 1896 and the
Bicycle club 2,21S. The highest indi-
vidual scores were made by George
Phillips, of the winning team, who
rolled 1872 to William Ropers 1873 of the
opponents. Charles Fowler, OF the
Elks, made the highest average score,
165, and William Roper. of the wheel
men, ran up 1876.
"A points on their competitors alley,
and 176 on the home alley. On Mon
day night, Feb. 6, the Elks will play
against the team of the Excelsior club.
At late yet to be designated, the Elks
will play the club of the West End
Wheelmen, who issued a challenge to
meet the winners of last night.
The members of the teams of the SER
les ended are; Elks-Charles Weichel,
Charles Reel, Robert Warton, Yep
Madden, Charles Fowler and George
Phillips; Bicycle club-E. G. Worden,
C. Van Wormer. William Roper, Ar
thur Godfrey, DR.. Wardell and George
Wettling. A social session followed the
conclusion of last nights game,
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CITY NOTES

PUBLIC SCHOOL JANlTORS..-Jan
tors of the public day schools Will be paid
today.
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SURGICAL LECTTRE.-professo La
place. of the Mcdico-Chirurgical college
at Philadelphia, will he in the city to
night and give a lecture before the Cln-
ical and pdthul, giCal society at the
rooms on WYE ming avenue corner of
Mulberry street. lie win give a demon
stration ~ intestinal anas tOmosis by
means of Il new fOrCCp.
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CIVlCS CLUB MEETING.--The meet
ing Of the Civics club this evening at AL
bright Library hall at o'clock will be
of unusual interest and a general invita-
tion has been extended to all citizens to
attend. As stated i'm these columns yes
terdaN the general topic is "'The Suffrage
and Its Exercise" ard the paLer of Mr.
thittcnden viii deal with the operation
of the Crawford county system of choos-
ing candidates. The meeting will begin
promptly at o'clock
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PERJURY THE CHARGE.-Periury
was the charge preferred in Alderman
liowc's court yesterday against Stanis-
laus MarkOwsK by William Buzgis and
William Anderson. All are West Siders.
1T was alleged that Markowski few days
ago testified to the participation of the
two latter in fight and that they proved
an alibi. Markowski was held in 800
bail
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tContinued on Page 12.l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25
Is rs necessary as sleep. This applies
to- orr

ercires at 1890 o'clock. preaching at S15
j. H., by the pastor, bev. q. d. Crawiey.
EpwOrth League meetings at and 40
j. IT,. an welcome
Stockton Street church. Sunday School
st 9.i5 A. IT.. preaching at III A. M.-Sub-
ject. 1.-THE Three Abiding Graccs.' Zap
fist Young Peoples Union at 2 J.. NJ. The
night service win be given TO the Sunday
School. AT this time the school viii have
lts annual Chldrons Day exercises. An
attractive programme has been arranged.
The public Is invited.
Services at Meade Memorial church at
81 a. If. and T. M: Sunday School at
$3.50 A. M Preaching boy rector Rev. Zen.
Dennis Public are cordially Invited to
attend an these services.
Personal AND NOTES.
Miss Blanch Atkinson. OF Petersburg.
IS visiting the family OF her uncle, AR.
C. W. Atkinson, in Chesterfield county.
Dr. Lawrence Ingram and family left
for Virginia Beach yesterday morning
to spend some time.
The SON of Mr. ". 81. Nunnaiy con-
tnues quite sd at the residence on Marx
street.
Mrs John Reckord and daughter, Miss
Jessie. of Boiair. Md. are visiting AIRS.
A. ii. Fitzgerald. Porter street.
Judge p. A. Hancock was Ia the city
yesterday morning after being confined
TO HIS home for two or three weeks.
The remains of Mr. Benjamin D..
s'edge. who died suddenly Friday nirht
were taken 20 Weldon N. O.. yesterday
morning and inferred I'm the family lot
az that place
Mrs. A. j. Da0ron and SON have gone
~ frHr Do Ian 20 D. ~