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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-14
MUSICAL GOSSIP.

Miss Julia Clapp Allen, in addition
to being the sole representative here
of the Belgian violin method as taught
by Ovide Musin. has been appointed
examiner for the New England Con-
servltory of Music. Those wishing to
enter either school can obtain all in
formation and proper grading by ap.
plying to Miss Allen.
Miss Cordelia Freeman, the only ex-
ponent in Scranton of the famous
Sbriglia method, has returned from a
holiday soiourn with her friends at
Huntingdon. Pa, where her father is
pastor of the Presbyterian church.
II
Mr. Alfred WoOler. tenor of the Elm
Park church, has just completed a
very rigid course Of musical study un-
der Or. Hugh A. Clarke, University
Of Pennsylvania. The course included
harmony, counterpart. canon and
fugue.
Mr.. Willis r. Leonard. of Justus, Pa.
will shortly take up his residence in
the vicinity Of Green Ridge, this city.
MIR. Leonard is musician of cxcep-
tional ability. besides being the possess
sor of a beautiful tenor voice. which is
under cultivation. He will be very
welcome addition to the small number
of really fine tenor voices in our city.
The next concert of the symphony
society promises to e fully as en-
joyable as the last concert proved to
be. The symphony that will be plRed
is Avendsen's Norway symphony.
The date of the first chamber con-
cert cannot be given as yet, but it is
safe to say that it will occur about the
middle of next month.
Four members Of the symphony or
chestra, Theodore Hemberger, Albert
Rippart, Frederick Widmayer and
Harvey BlaCkwood, are enjoying a
week of grand opera and orchestral
| concerts in New York. Faust" by
Gounod. "Rhine Gold" by Wagner,
Don Juna," by Mozart Knesel String
quartette, Sauer, the great pianist
Beauemeister, the violinist and Emil
Pauer and his symphony orchestra
i'll all I2O musicians are being heard
this week.
The Sein'S Grove Musical assoCia-
ton will hold their annual convention
Jan. 23-2S, Inclusive. Mr.. j. T. Wat
kins has been chosen director. The
directors in past years have been DR..
| Clarke, DR.. Perkins. Palmer and 9TH
ers equally noted. This selection is an
honor to our Citv.
The Scranton Musical Culture club,
whose headquarters and rehearsal
rooms are in Finn & Phillips store,
is to give its first concert at the Ri
cycle club house on Feb. 12. \ pro-
s,amme of rare merit is promised. The
concert will be followed by a social a t
which refreshments will be served.
/ The affair is in such experienced hands
as Mrs. Joseph O'Brien, Mrs. Edgar
| Connell, Mrs. NJ. T.. Mcdonald, Miss
| Nellie BeamiSh. Miss Alice j. Burke,
Miss Kate Mongan. Messrs. d. j. Rec
/ dy, T. Marcus Duffy. +. r. Hawley and
a large committee Of workers.
! Mr.. Mahy has secured the famous
Schubert uuartett" for the Young
Mems Christian association INceum
mass meeting on Jan. %, Sunday after
noon at 3.45 o'clock
| Mr. Watkins has received many COM
plimentary words concerning the able
and satisfactory manner in which he
adjudicated the musical contests at the
| HazletOn eisteddfod
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-14
.' BEATING ROUND THE BUSH. "

Written for The Tribune.
If | should ask you, dear 10 be my bride.
Would you consent? Oh, tell me; yes
or no!
'Twould break my heart to ask and be
denied,
oh, answer, dearest, ere I kiss and so.
If you should ask me, dear TO be your
bride,
And II | should consent and answer yes!
Then, would L be most happy at your
side,
So now, my answer you might try to
guess. Alfred Woole-,
Scranton, Pa, Jan. l3 1888.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-14
SURPRISES PREVIOUS VOLUMES


From the TunlihannoCk Agc,
The Scranton Tribune Year Book for
1899 surpasses in typographical appear
ance and subject matter all previous VOL
umes OF the kind turned our at that OF
flee. It is not only n political handbook,
but contains daily record Of events for
the past year and thousand and one
other things Of general ana local interest.
II Is well worth a place i'm every house
hold, TO be kept for everyday reference
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-14

Many Scranton people who have been
strongly attracted to Mrs. c. II. Zehnd-
er during her two years stay in this
city We're sorry to learn of the sud
den change of arrangements which re-
moves her to New York. While Mr..
Hehnder has not made any alteration in
his connection with the Dickson Man
ufacturing company his business neces-
states almost continuous absence from
the city and he has for some time
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-14

The Selin's Grove Musical associa-
ton will hold their annual convention
Jan. 1928, Inclusive. Mr.. J. T. Wat
kins has been chosen director. The
directors in past years have been DR..
Clarke, DR. Perkins. Palmer and 9TH
ers equally noted. This selection is an
honor to our CitV.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-14
Another week BARGAINS. @ 'sSs' s s''f'
Cloak Department.
e have made this remarkable mark down /:

We have made this remarkable mark-down:
$500 Garments for .SlO95
$3.50 Garments for .................S sos
S $50 Garments for ..................S $50
Childrens $3.50 Coats for ............S $50
Chdrens $3.50 Goats for .............S 4.50
Chdrens $500 Goats for .............$ $50
$1O0 Fancy Plaid Waists for ........... .o9c
Sl50 Plain Wool Flannel Waists for ..... .95c
Fancy Silk Waists, best Taffeta Silk, for. 1895
Fur Clusters and Collarcttes at very low
prices
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-14

No healthy person neeu fear any
dangerous consequences from an at
tack Of la grippe If properly treated.
1t is much the same as severe cold
and requires precisely the same treat
ment, Remain quietly at home and
take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as
directed for severe cold and a prompt
and complete recovery is sure to fol-
low. For sale by all druggists. Mat
thews Bros wholesale and retail
agents. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-25
Says Such Action was Never Con-
templated Ia Washington.
MARSHAL MAY WRITE BOOK
IL VIII Describe "uormon" Lifc OF
Todsy-C. ". owen Returns aud
says Roberts 10 Doomed.


United States Mafshai Glen Miller,
who. accorsinr IN educational news
:, 80.
paper reports was I'D oAsse' VI 'V's
hit position recently because OF the al
legatlon made In waahIngton that DO.
,vsa,,i.,a ,v.r., eu,r, Ecaoral t.,-itions
's"'''' "'' "'e ..',,,
Ia Utah and that Miller was ncspoheip'c
for their appointment, is home again.
Tn. n,rahai .avs ,hat tho story wa.
-, ,'-.,,,,,.,,, ,,,,,,o,,,
"h "psur' one IN" "ps"'u'e'S "'s'
foundation In fact To illustrate TINS
point. Marshal Miller says the report
III, a., ha,,o ho,n no,c ,taieuloua
sVs'u Az. "'' -, .,,,,.
had the Prcsidcnt pccn acctcni'eu wiz"
an intention to remove Governor Wclls.
The whale thing any. the maruhal
-. ~, 60
"risina'eu !" 'S""'N "'""e W
gresham Grosvenor, that if Marshal
Miller had recommended polygamists
,or no.,,,or. Iro,,,r,, ,ber In bc such
- 'e $500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-25
OWEN HAS RETURNED.
Charles Mostyn say. Roberts WIN Surely
he shut Out.

Charles Mostyn owen. chief clerk at
the Storm Starting bureau, accom-
panied by his wife. returned from
Washington. ID. c.. yesterday. after
month spent In looking after the anti
Roberts campaign.
II Mr.. owens judgment Is worth
anything then Congressman Roocrts
might as well pack up and come home.
because he announces without hesitn-
tlon that Roberts hasn't the slightest
show OF getting his seat.
Mr.. owen. however. In known TO en-
terrain some prejudice In this matter
and perhaps this has warped his judg-
ment. Besides. he IL not exactly noted
for the accuracy OF his statements In
all things. as evidenced by several OF
them ON Tile In different parts OF the
State, and his conclusions are apt to
be bit erratic.
However. he insists that II In all over
with Roberts, who might as well pack
up and come home. In support OF this
he gives his reasons, rcclting long
string OF errors which he says MIR.
Roberts has made. The first. In owens
judgment, was when MI. Roberts was
called to take the oath. He was told
To stand aside when Congressman Tay-
Ter objected to his being sworn In, and
said that he would do so with the dis
tinct understanding that he waived
none OF his rights II II difficult TO see
whore the gravity OF this error II. but
owen says II was a serious one. Rob
erts' next great mistake was In his I'D
dress before the House. Mr. owen
thinks that he should have acknow-
lodged his guilt generally instead OF
presenting what. to owens mind. were
''paltry subterfuges, evaalons and lack
OF manliness" particularly, owen says.
I'm attempting to convey the idea that
he had not consorted with his plural
wives since March 4. 1894" Such con-
duct lost for him Mr.. owens sympathy
and that OF everyone at the capital.
The storm starter clerk thinks that
Roberts should have Openly and can
didly acknowledged his poiygamic con-
dition," and he believes that had Rob
erts done 80. he would have won some
small support on the flnal vote.
Regarding the investigation. owen
makes the ridiculous statement that
the Drandons testified In spite OF
threats OF violence and makea the very
remarkable assertion that the testi-
mony given was sufficient to convict
Roberts. and would do 50 when he re-
turned to Utah.
These are the reasons why. In owens
opinion. Mr.. Roberts will be rejected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-25
Observation-Disclosures
POLICE POINTERS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

James Easton was floating around
town yesterday transporting u whisky
muddlcd brain and $50, At the police
station Jim wanted another drink or
two but was locked up In the drunk
house.
An old familiar face showed up at the
station yesterday In the person OF Al
Householder. Al was guilty OF the
same old offensc-too much lager.
James Wilson. another acting member
OF the dirty" eleven. was run In last
evening by ofiicer Parry on the va
grancy charge.
Once upon a time there was IA young
man Mt the city baatiie named Louis
johnson. Being good prisoner. Jailor
Kimbali made him trusty. But now
Louis N non est.
He was tired of Jail life ana quietly
walked away.
Councilman Robert Morris has cx-
amined the stolen goods at the station
but failed TO Identify any OF the articles.
In the meantime the jcwclry remains
unclaimed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-25

menslons Of the canal at tho head are.
70 feet bottom width with one and one
half 10 one side slopes. Al the lower
end the reduced width In Q feet.
Measurements Of the flow OF the st.
Mary river, made In the months OF May
and August OF this year gave results as
follows:
May minimum. t0i second feet.
May maximum, $3.50 second feet.
In August the flow ranged from l.iss
10 1856 second feet All sources OF In
formation agree as.to the unfailing and
abundant water supply. An itcm OF
great Importance In connection with the
irrigation scheme IL the fact that the
surface OF the whole region Is UNDER
laid with an impervlous clay. through
which there Will be but little II indeed
any percolation whatever. This will be
alike beneficial both to the supplies and
uses ~ wnter. since Its capacity for
duty wild thereby he vastly Increased
and extended. The clays Just referred to
overlle coal measures Of vast extent.
AT Lethbridgo and under the man
agomen, OF the irrigation company, cx-
tcnslve coal mining N carried on. the
output from the mines really falling
short OF the demands. Miners are re-
ported 10 make from 60 to 100 dollars
per month. according to experience and
ability.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-25
STOLEN GOODS RESTORED.
Detective Sheets Arrested Woman
Accomplish Of Wilson and Lewis.

Saturday a neat looking middle aged
woman called ut police headquarters
and stated that she would like very
much to have an Interview with Henry
Wilson and Henry Lewis the suspects
taken by Detectives last Friday after
noon. Without raising any DISPUTE AS
to her desires, her request was denied,
and she took her departure. The fact
that she was too bold proved DISASTROUS
not only for her but to Wilson and
Lewis also.
Detective Sheets and Sergeant Ed
Janney followed the woman to n room
Ing house on Third South.
The officers entered the room, placed
the woman under arrest and proceeded
to search the apartment.
Their labor was awarded by the dis
covery OF u burglars Jimmie" two
revolvers and n bunch OF skeleton keys.
The woman gave her name as Lille
Mitchell. She said that she was a
friend OF Lewls and Wilson and that
she came from California. In the af-
ternoon letter was delivered AT the
rooming house for Miss Mitchell signed
by Lowig and Wilson. II was written
at the city jail and In as follows:
city Jail, Saturday.
night. he sure and ditch all the brok-
en- stun. Go In soak with them rings
and go to Leadviiic right away. Go to
the postofiice every day when you gct
you came from Denver. Don't forget TO
get that "iimmie' out OF the road.
Soak my guns and that pin and coli
lar button. lie sure to get TO some
other pawnshop. Take the skeleton
keys out OF them pants and ditch
them. Don't try TO come and see
us or don't send word: We Will be all
right In few days They are trying
to lind the room pretty bad. when you
20 leave the overuoats with the land
lady. Get out Of town soon and we
will see you In LeRdville. Your Friends,
WILSON AND II. LEWIS
l.. S.-Don't worry. Everything viii
be all right. lie sure to get all that
out o the room. l think It Is si5 Ia
Leadville.
The discovery OF the letter didn't
worry Lille at all. She said that she
was used to such things.
Detective Sheets was not satisfied
with his search and went back 10 tho
room. lie turned everything topsy
turvy and finally found n soot-covered
tobacco sock In the stove-pipc filled
with iewelry. There was n lady's gold
watch and chain, Ave rings. small
silver watch, n pair OF necklaces and
n pair of gold bracelets.
Upon Investigation II was found that
the Jimmie" fitted exactly Into the
dent made by the Jimmie" used In pry-
inE open the window In Councilman
Morris residence. The officers feel con.
fident OF being able to send the three
to Jail for six months.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-25
ELECTRIC FL ASHES.

Two negroes We're lynehed near Boil
ton. Miss. on Saturday night. for the
murder Of an aged white man.
ID. Il. Smith, a wealthy business man
Of Honolulu, II. l.. died suddenly at the
Occidental hotel In San Francisco on
Sunday night, OF heart disease.
Cubans In Havana are now satisfied
that Independence Ii an event OF the
near future.
by an explosion In the Showshoe
mine at Phoenix camp. II. c.. caused
by drilling into an old blast that missed
fire, John Nelson was killed and Stan
ley Mcleod fatally injured.
Mrs. Pauline Luck committed suicide
Saturday night by cutting her thront
She lived four miles from Puyallup.
Wash. She has been mentally unbnl-
aneed since the death OF her first hus-
band. Fred Bolinger, two years ago.
Mrs. Louise u. Mann, secretary Of the
Woman's National auxiliary to the Blue
and Gray Legion. has received n letter
from President Mckinley, saying that
Mrs. Potter Palmer will be appointed
director OF the American woman's de-
partmcnt at the Paris exposition.
During II high wind Saturday a
prairie iire started east Of Eureka, =. d.,
great destruction OF property. Details
are meager. but II In believed many
farmers must have been entirely burned
out. The FIRE was the most extensive
for years.
Attorney John II. Welcome, who
managed the campaign OF United States
Senator Clark In Montana, has been
disbarred by the Supreme court OF the
state, for his connection with the al
a. .sg Lao II f.sss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-25
Claims he Bought the Bullion Beck
Stock Absolutely.
ENTERS A GENERAL DENIAL
says lie Took shares aud Paid uceks
Debts for it-Asks for Dis
nsis.nl.

James a. Cunningham has nied n
separate answer to the suit brought by
u. w. Wilson. trustee In bankruptcy OF
the John Beck estate. against j. a.
Cunningham, Josiah Barnett, trustee.
ct al to recover $1,000 shares OF the
capital stock OF the Bulllon-Bcck and
Champion Mining Company and 10000
shares OF the Indian Creek Gold Mining
Company. Defendant denies the ma
tcrial allegations OF Wilson's complaint
and as "A defense. alleges that at the
request OF John Beck he took the Bull
lion Beck stock ostcnsibly for the pur-
pose OF settling up Bccks debts,
amounting In the aggregate TO s2i,-
5is6s. II In also set out by Cunning
ham that Beck agreed to pay him "A
bonus OF $4,000. but that Heck has
since refused TO perform that particular
part OF the agreement. Dcfendan,
then alleges that the sale OF the stock
was an absolute one, without right to
redemption. He asks that the action be
dismissed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-25
WORKED AN OLD GRAFT.
Four Crooks Touch Drug Stores to
the Tune Of S22.

An ancient graft was successfully
worked last night by four crooks-threc
men and a woman. Altogether they
made s22. First they went to the Wal
lace drug store. The woman remained
outside while the men went In and told
the story about my sister has taken a
1T Just around the corner, please go and
help her" The clerk did so. Soon tho
lady" revived and the clerk returned
90 the store only to lind the men miss
ing. and with them si7, Next they
worked Druchl a Frnnkln's store for So
but came near being apprehcnded In the
act OF tapping the TIL. The next place
was Smiths. but the clerk was not so
easy and the graftcrs moved away.
The police were soon notified and are
now looking FOR the crooks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-25
DECREE Is ENTERED.

The case VI the Brigham Young Trust
company Va Elizabeth Ellsworth and
1870 other heirs OF the estate OF the late
President Brigham YOUNG was disposed
OF on Saturday by the entering OF de-
cree quicting plninuff's title to the
property In dispute.
The suit wns friendly one brought TO
quiet title to the west half OF lot ~,
block 1. plat |. situated ON the south
side OF First street. between State and
A streets ON part OF which the grave OF
President Young lies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-25
THE CITY's HEALTH.

Tho report OF the local board OF health
for last week showed births, males, I;
females, 8. deaths, males, Il females, 4;
bodies brought from other places for
interment here. 6. contagious disease
flags outstanding. II. covering seven
teen cases OF scarlet fever and one Of
smallpox; infectious diseases reported.
one typhoid fever case. The smallpox
ease reported II that of II. NJ samuel
son. the painter, which with Dr. Rays
case. reported last week, makes two
cases both In the pcsthouse,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-25

For broken limbs. chilblains. burns,
scalds, bruised shlns, sore throat, and
cores Of every kind, apply BAL
LARD'S SNOW L1NlMENT. 1t VIII
wound. Price 20 cts. and 20 cts. z. q.
NJ. /. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-25

There are few ailments so uncom-
Portable as piles. but they can easily
be cured by using TABLER'S BgCK-
EYE PILE OINTMENT. Relief follows
Its use. and any one suffering from
piles can not AFFORD to neglect to give
II a trial, Price 30 cts. In bottles,
tubes 20 cts. Y. G. NJ. |. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-25

In sluggish liver. HERBINE, by It's
beneficial action upon the hillary tracts.
renders the bile more fiuid, and brings
the liver into a sound. healthy condi-
ton. thereby banishing the sense OF
drowHiness. lethargy, and the general
feeling OF apathy which arise from dis
orders OF the liver. Price 10 cts. z. C..
NJ, l. Drug Dept,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-25

ton or business success depend largely
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and Liver. DIR, Kings New Life pills
give increased strength. a keen. clear
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will make you feel like now being.
Sold bv Y. e. NJ. |. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-25
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HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS


Only one fare for the round trip.
Tickets ON sale December s3rd, 2ith.
25th. 3ist and January LIST. good return
ing until January 3rd. Best train SER
vice, Five trains each way between
Salt Lake and ogden.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-25

Tho disposition OF children largely
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cross. feverish, and perhaps serious
ly sick, WHITES CREAM VERMI-
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make them healthy and cheeful. Price
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-25

In biliougness, HERDINE, by OK
pelling from the body the excess OF bile
and acids. Improves the assimilative
processes, purihes the blood, and tones
up and strengthens the entire System.
Price 90 cts. z. c. n. !. Drug Dept.
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aud Intermediate point, .... ......... 100 a IN.
For Tiuuc. Msfcur and lniermediais
point. 90 ......... ......... Tss a. m.
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intermediate points ...,.....,....,.... oi,5 a. m.
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kan-A. CITY, 81 Louis and Han Fran
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