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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-06
CITY NOTES

VISITING SCHOOLS.-The teachers
committee will visit the North End
schools tomorrow.
BOARD OF HEALTH.--The regular
meeting of the board of health will be
held tomorrow evening.
REGULAR MEETING.-The regular
monthly meeting of the managers of the
Florence Crittenton mission will be held
at the mission today.
CONDITION SERIOUS.-William Rich
ards, who was run over by team on Sal-
urday, IS in very serious condition at
the Lackawanna hospital.
KNIGHTS or HONOR. The knights
of Honor will conduct an entertainment
IN Manley hall tomorrow evening at S
o'clock. An excellent programme will be
given after which ice cream and cake
will be served.
AGAIN REVERSED The treasury de-
partment has again reversed it's witch
hazel decision and now the ruling is
that all witch hazel is not toilet water,
but that such of i; as is labeled as
medicine is taxable.
RECRUITING STATION REMOVED.
The United States army recruiting sta
tion which has been located on Spruce
street for the last six weeks was re-
moved yesterday 10 No. North Main
street Wilkes-BaTre.
ORDINATION.-John Canavan, James
Gllogley, Michael Manley John Ky
dura and John Komorski will be or
dained to the priesthood Thursday morn
Ing next al St Peters cathedral. Rt.
Rev. NJ. j. Hoban will ofllclate.
CHAMBER CONCERT. 49, On Friday
evening the second chamber concert will
be given by the Hemberger Quartette in
Guernsey's hall Tickets are now on sale
at Guernsey's music store. Works by
Cherubini. Schumann and GODDARD will be
played.
MISSIONARY MEETING.r-A mission
AIRY meeting will be held tomorrow even
ing at 7.45 O'Clock in the Penn Avenue
Baptist church. Miss Francis Schuyler
will deliver an address and all Interested
in missionary work are cordially invited
to attend.
CLOSING EXERCtsEs.--The closing
exercises Of the Junior sewing class Of
the South Side Young Women's Chris
tian association will he held at the rooms
this evening at o'clock. Music recita-
tions drills and en- exhibition of sewing
VIII be given.
BFORR ALDERMAN KASSoN.-.M
j. Duffy. Of Fifth street, was arrested
by Detective X, o. Bryant Yesterday ana
arraigned before Alderman Kasson on
charge of non-support and dcsertion,
preferred by his wife. Mrs. Catherine
Duffy. He was held in $500 bail.
MEET THIS AFTERNOON.-The Cen
tral Woman's Christian Temperance
union will meet this afternoon at 3
o'clock at Guernsey's hall. Subjects,
"Flower Mission and Suffrage" 1t is
expected that ladies from the Suffrage
society will address the meeting
BACK BROKEN.--Eddie Plclanda, en-
ployed at the Sibley coliery, had his back
broken yesterday morning. While at
work a large piece of rock struck him
fairly on the back lie was removed 10
the Lackawanna hospital, where he was
resting fairly comfortable last night.
PAY-DAYS.-The Delaware and Hud-
son company paid the Grassy Island mine
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DANGEROUS FENCE,
Editor of The Tribune.


Sir: The Boulevard company have
placed the fence that separates the road
from the speedway in position. The end
of this fence makes a very dangerous
obstruction at night especially for BIZ
cycles, as it is impossible to see it until
you are right up TO it. As there is a
grade just above the speedway and the
road widens out considerably here, one
very naturally takes more liberty at this
point and if he rides in the middle Of the
road ne may meet with a severe acct
dent.
There should be a light placed on the
end of this fence at night also one where
the fence opens up in the middle of the
speedway. L. n. Perry.
Smoke The Ennnlar Pnnnh Cinar 1nn
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CELEBRATED THEIR
GOLDEN WEDDING
MR.. AND MRS. w. H. RICHMOND
ENTERTAIN ELABoRATELY.

Their Palatial Suburban Home at
Richmond Hill the Scene of Two
Brilliant Receptions, Afternoon
and Evening-Miss Who Assisted
in Receiving Wore the Gown Her
Grandmother Was Married in.
Hundreds of Guests Attend and
Hundreds of Other Friends Send
Congratulations.
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MENTION OF SOME
MEN OF THE HOUR
TWO HARD LEGAL BATTLES
WON BY MAJOR WARREN.

One Was the Case of Denier Against
the Scranton Railway Company,
and the other the Scranton Cos
and Water Company Against the
Northern Coal and Iron Company.
DR.. B. o. Ericsson Will Leave To-
day for Northwood, South Dakota.
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Hemberger Quartette,

Tickets for the second chamber con-
cert, Friday June Q, are on sale at J.
W. Guernsey's music store, 3l4-SlG
Washington avenue. 81
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

tUnder this heading SHORT letters of in
terest will DO published when accompa-
MED, for publication. by the writer 9
name. The Tribune will not be held re-.
sponsible for opinions here expressed
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Steam Heating and Plumbing.
p. F. & NJ T. Howley. 231 Wyoming ave.
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CONDITION SERIOUS.-William Rich
ards, who was run over by a team on Sal-
urday, is in a very serious condition at
the Lackawanna hospital.
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REGULAR MEETING. The regular
monthly meeting Of the managers of the
Florence Crittenton mission will be held
at the mission today.
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KNIGHTS or HONOR. The Knights
of Honor will conduct an entertainment
in Manley hall tomorrow evening at S
o'clock. An excellent programme will be
given after which ice cream and cake
will be served.
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COMMISSION RECEIVED. Attorney
A. A. Vosburg has received his commits
sion as district deputy grand master, In
dependent order of Odd Fellows for this
district, and Is prepared TO grant all dis
pensations in accord with the laws of tho
order, and to perform any other duties
which devolve upon him.
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ICE PLANT PURCHASED. - Fred
Phillips, of North Main avenue. has pur-
chased the stock and property of the
Chinchila Ice company, of which Will
lam Chanpcll was the heaviest stock
holder. The reservoirs of the company
yields 5000 pounds of ice year. Mr..
Phillips was n member of Company II,
Thirteenth regiment, Pennsylvania Vol
unteer infantry.
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Major Warren ranks as one OF the
best lawyers in this part of the state.
Few big civil cases are tried in this
county that he is not engaged in and
he is frequently called to try impor-
tant cases in neighboring counties. One
of the greatest tributes to Major War
ren's ability is that which is perhaps
unconsciously paid him by members of
the bar. When he is engaged in the
trial Of a case there is always an at
tentive audience of lawyers to watch
the progress of the case. Law suits
in which the major is engaged are sell
dom dull and are always thoroughly
tried. No point is neglected He is
a hard. vigorous fighter and knows
every detail of his case thoroughly
when he goes into court. 1t is almost
impossible to take him by surprise, no
matter what kind of turn the case
takes. He seems always prepared for
any emergency.
Among members of the bar IL is
generally conceded that Mr.. Warren
will eventually become one Of the judges
of the LackaWanna county courts if
his ambition runs in that direction. It
would undoubtedly be a sacrifice in a
monetary way for him to go on the
bench. His income as an attorney is
generally believed to be several times
as large as the salary the state paws
the common pleas judges, but lawyers
have been known before this to leave
emoluments out Of the consideration of
the case when there was u demand for
them to go on the bench.
The friends of DR.. b. o. Ericsson in
Moscow and this city will regret to
learn Of his departure this evening for
the west. He leaves on the $50 train
for NorthWood. North Dakota, where
he intends to continue in the practice
of his profession. in which he achieved
such marked success in this city and
for the last year or more in Moscow
DR.. Ericsson is well known in this city
having been for some years associated
with DIR. Leet.
Immediately after his graduation
from Jefferson Medical college, Phila-
delphia. he was offered the position
or house surgeon at the Moses Taylor
hospital, in which position he soon dis
tlnguished himself. About a year and
a half ago he resigned this position
against the protests of nearly every
physician and surgeon on the staff to
commence practice for himself at Mos
COW. He is an active student and
up-to-date. He filled a much needed
want at Moscow, where his services
were greatly appreciated, and leaves
many friends in this city and at Mos
COW who wish him unbounded success
in his new field which his talent and
ability deserve.
DIR. Ericsson is native of Finland
and achieved some distinction there be-
fore he came to this country. North
wood, which will be the scene of his
future labors, has been seeking to
secure him for some time. It is O..
scandinavian community He speaks
the language of these people perfectly.
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Smoke the Popular Punch Cigar 1Oc.
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DEATH RATE.-Twenty-seve deaths
week, and twcnty-onc now cases of trans
missable diseases. Eleven of these were
diphtheria and ten from scarlet fever
There was one death each from scarlet
fever. mcembraneous Group and dph-
thpriu
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-06

at Peckville and the repair shop at
Providence yesterday The Delaware,
Iackawanna and Western company paid
the Sloan, Hampton and Archibald mines
yesterday and will pay the Storrs mine
today.
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MRS. COLLINS FUNERAL. From
ner late home at 4l9 Monroe avenue the
funeral of Mrs. Mary Collins was held
yesterday morning. At ST. Peters ca
thedral a high mass of requiem. was cele-
brated. Rev. John Loughran was cele-
brant, Rev. u. ]. MacGoldrick deacon,
and Rev. +. J. Cough sub deacon. Inter-
ment was made in the Cathedral ceme-
tery
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OUR LUDWIG PIANOS

Are most beautiful. The prices
are very moderate and the terms
easy. We have Briggs, Vose and
knabe Pianos. Some exception
ally good Pianos and Organs, Sec
ond-hand. at low prices.
The Self-Playing ANGELUS will
be played for you any time
you call.
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MEET THURSDAY NGGHT.-The Yoke
Follows band of the Railroad Young
Mems Christian association will hold their
regular meeting on Thursday evening
at 73O Rev. John Davis of Halsteed,
will be present and give Il Bible read
ing. The meetings are keeping dp in
interest and attendance and will be con-
tuued throughout the summer.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.--The regular
meeting of the board of health will be
held tomorrow evening.
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co where YOU Will

To look at Pianos; take in "bar-
gain," reduction, damaged
sales and every other scheme TO
make you believe you are getting
two dollars worth Tor one and you
will find no better pianos for the
money asked than at Perry Bros.
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AGAIN REVERSED treasury de-
partment has again reversed its witch
hazel decision and now the ruling is
that all witch hazel is not toilet water,
but that such of i; as is labeled as a
mediCine Is taNable.
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Smoke The Popular Punch Cigar. 1oc.
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VISITING SCHOOLS.--The teachers
committee will visit the North End
schools tomorrow.
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MEETING OF REDMEN-A meeting
OF the delegates who are TO represent the
various tribes of Red Men In the city
and vicinity at the convention in Ian
caster next week, will be held in Alder
man John #. Howes office on Lacka-
wanna avenue Thursday evening. The
object of the gothering Is to make ar
rangements as regards transportation,
etc.
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RECRUITING STATION REMOVED.
The United States army recruiting sta
tion which has been located on Spruce
street for the last six weeks was re-
moved yesterday 10 No North Main
street, WilSes-Barre.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-07
Licensed Mil Poster.

Licensed Mill Poster.
Having complied with the city ordi.
nance governing bill posting, the under.
signed is regularly licensed to perform
such work. The ordinance makes re.
moving bills from boards, mutilstiDg OF
defacing bills posted thereon, a misde.
meanor, aud l hereby warn boys OF
others so inclined to desist from multi.
ating, defscing or removing bills from
bill boards. LOUIE H. WnLHITE,
Licensed Bill Poster.
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wv 'o, hax 50, oats 16.
~ Larkln departed TOR Chicago.
'''er report: Fair tonight and
|fsday.
oawley OF Wiufred was Ia the
'e'ween trains.
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NSo SooSS 20 ''o'sAuB uI6 pHEeDt6, Mr.
and Mrs. D. 7. Scott.
Grant Crossman OF Fulda was an east.
going passenger this morning.
Messrs. Radcliffe and Farmer Of How.
ard spent the day in the city.
Pat Lynch is hauling lumber for q new
house on bis farm, "a by % feet.
Regular Communication OF Evergreen
lodge tonight. Work in the Fellowcraft
degree.
Members OF the A. o. U. w. are pleas.
ed to learn that there is no assessment
for June.
Wisconsin strawberries, the very
choicest that have appeared in the loo, !
market. at Belle.
Mrs. D. Durphy OF eastern Minnesota
arrived last evening on q visit to her
sister, Mrs. H. b. Schriner.
Geo. Judge came up from Wentworth
this evening to SEQ bis family. He laid
the foundation for Q new house OF bus
own, "A ty &c, at Wentworth to-day.
Geo. Cook will continue the special
ssle Of watches, and other articles Of
jswelry begun last month. From bis
large sales he has still some choice
watches left.
Mrs. Julia Rswlins, who has been
staying with her daughter, Mics
Rawlius OF the Normal school faculty
since last November returned home t.
Basset, Iowa.
James Merely OF Colman Was in the
city to-day to learn the particulars Of thu
Woodmen's loR-rolling day at the lake
for the information Of his camp ut their
meeting tonight.
Mre. j. NJ. Woodruff, sister OF Harry
Dick. and Miss Myrtle Howie, bride.to-be
OF Chas. Dick, arrived from Sioux Falls
to be present at the wedding OF the lat
ter two here tomorrow.
A marriage license was issued to day
to Chas. 3. Dick Of Bristol and Myrtle
Jeanette HOWE OF Sioux Falle. MIR
Dick is express agent on the Madison
and Bristol line aud brother OF Harry
Dick OF this city.
Frank C. Smith and family departed
for a tour OF q couple OF weeks, goinf
first to Northern Wisconsin to visit MI
Smiths sister, thence to Milwaukee ane
Chicago, and finally to Mrs. Smiths ole
home at Albany. Wis.
j. II. Williamson returned from Chi
cseo. w. U. Olough was IN arriva
from Eaau. Also Mrs. +. H. Brown o
Ysuktou, sister Of John Phelps, wh'
came to attend the graduation OF he
daughter from the State Normal school
Raiubows are Of common occurrence
even in the evening but the n las
evening was a beauty and OF the larges
size possible as it appeared after tn
sun was below the horizon. Man!
prophesies OF good weather were made
and it has followed.
L. ]. johnson went to Sioux Fails 70
day to attend as delegate from the GOA
Castls the grand lodge, Knights 0
Pyth,as, There we're many other dele
ostes on tho incoming trains amonl
whom vas E. H. Beredict, OF M'losnk
who stands high IN the councils OF To
order.
The nuptials Of w. H. Buck and Mari
Dale, both Of this oity. took place a.
.. M, to-day, At tho residence OF MT. an
Mr.. E. A. Ripe, Rev. E. A. Fillmor
oaciatins. Only sfew immediate friend
r.re present. They will take rooms 10
IN. present at the residence OF L. A
Stevens.
Wilcox. optioian and eye specialist, "a .
tho Lake Park hotel for q few dsy
only. Over twenty years practice. "
do not have to experiment like youn
! nraotiouer that only has theory and nc
tho practical knowledge. Can aoo 3
acquainted az we are going to VISIT you
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An Ohsinate horo Cured

Jas. q, Amhertof, Della, o. writes: |
had an obstinate sore on my faoe which
everything else failed to heal, after one
application Of Banner Salve it began to
heal and after three applications it was
~ FRANK SMITH.
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wlscousin Odd Fellows.

OSHKOSH, Wis.,, June THE grand
lodge of Odd Fellows for Wisconsin
convened in annual session here with
600 members present. The state on
campment, Daughters Of Rebekah, is
also ia session with an attendance Of 800.
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the issue happens, IL pounds can tc-
matoes for i to 9 men. When it is 9,
we rattle them off; 2-pouud can beef for
2 to 1 men. some of it of the Ale. skird,
all the hard tack we want but if We are
moving around it Is slim; in quarters
plenty.
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A two-etory, 16 by "a house, "a lot
and stable IL by IL. A Q cisterm.
A. K. Ham.
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r..Maxor Prince Dead.

Boston, June 7.-Frederick Q. Prince.
aged "a years, = well known banker and
former mayor Of Boston, 10 dead from
lung trouble.
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Wanted-Agente TO sell Admiral
Dewey's Lite and Works by Murst
Halstead; 600 pages $50; credit. freight.
outfit free. American Publishing
House, Chicago.
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Coal Bids Wanted.

Sealed bids to furnish the city OF
Madison with 500 tone, separate
bids. OF Wilmington and Walnu,
Block coal, delivered on track
and also in the bin, will be received
at the city auditors office up to 6 p. m.
June 10, 1899. The oity reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
wv. RAE, City Auditor.
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tur

I am prepared to receive horses and
cattle for pasturage at the Jacobs farm,
Lake Madison. Plenty Of room, good
feed and plenty OF good water. Also
good shade. Usual rates.
CARL CHRIsTIANsON.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-07

What you want is not temporary re-
lief from piles but a cur to stay cured
DeWittis Witch Hazel Salve cures piles
and they stay CURED.
Cook & ODEE
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Our troubles are over; the rains have
ceased. Thursday evening come to the
Normal campus early 10 the evening and
hear the best Of music by the best band,
see the little onee dance on the green,
and enjoy refreshments. The latter you
pay for and the proceeds go to improv-
ing the grounds. Come.
Little Margaret Francis wat climbing
the stairway in the real OF the building
adjoining the hotel yesterday afternoon
With a little dog IN her arms when she
fell through an open step q distance Of
OF about eleven feet. She turned ur
somewhat disfigured IN co~uutensnoe
with scratches but not seriously hurt.
The Royal Neiehbors had a very in,
terestinR meeting here last night. Be-
sides two ,nitiations, the Camp was Wis
tied by u delegation OF Neighbors and
Woodmeu from the Ramona Camps wh<
came down TO attend q committee meet
ing on the l~ongrolling program. Re
freehments were daintily served at tn,
close Of the work by the Madison ladies
and q most enjoyable time INDUCED un
til midnight. The visitors were Da,
O'ConnelI, james Spear, John Berther
Wm. Stewart, and their wives, job,
Ferguson and cousin, Mics Ferguson
Mrs. f. P. Mueller, Miss Bast and Mis-
Fezindiu.
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Oak fence posts for sale. j. F. DAILY.
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am prepared to furnish everything
IN the line OF monuments, tombstonee,
etc. For fixing up your cemetery lots,
leave orders at Fifth street. first door
west OF city hall. r. w. DIEDRICKsoN.
Arizona republican., 1899-03-09
CAMPAIGN AGAINST DUPUY.
Intention Of the French Senat, to Bring About the Premier's
 Early Fall.

London, March S.-The Times Paris correspondent records the alleged in tention of the senate to procure Prime Minister Dupuy's early fall as matter ot necessity. He says that the senate will not forgive M. Dupuy for forcing it to choose between the revision bill and ministerial crisis. M Loubet being the first president of the repub- lie to be chosen from the ranks of the senate, in which he is most popular, that body did not like to embarrass him on his accession with the choice of a new cabinet, and therefore voted for the bill.
 The correspondent rehearses several grounds of complaint against M. Du- puy, one of which is his waiting until M. Faure's death to stop the turbulence of the several leagues.
Arizona republican., 1899-03-09

and for the fall months of October and
 November 95 and 92 percent. For the month of September the percentage of sunshine reached the high figure Of 98 there being but one partly cloudy day in the month. Observer Burns in formed The Republican that for periods of ten days to two weeks at time here there will not appear a single cloud in the sky during the en- tire day, not even the cloud mo bigger than mans hand" Such climate affords the ideal place for invalids and health seekers. Nor are high winds encountered here. The average hourly velocity for the year was but Az miles and the highest for any month was AS miles in March and April and the low est 33 miles for the month of Febru- ary
 Taken all in all, for mild days, abundant sunshine and absence of winds Phoenix affords the most per feet climate in the world.
Arizona republican., 1899-03-09
MIR. ASHURST LAID UP.
The Speaker Injured by a Fall From Horse at Yuma-Will be Out
 In a Few Days.

Speaker Henry F. Ashurst is cOnfin- ed to his room by painful injuries re- ceived while on a late visit to Yuma. He was riding on horseback accom- panied by Dr. P. c. Cotter. MT. Ash urst's saddle turned and he was thrown violently to the ground sus taining injuries of the right leg and the abdomen. He was taken back to Yuma, and against the advice of Dr. COtter, he decided to leave on the next train for Phoenix. He arrived at Mar icopa Tuesday night, suffering excru- ciating pain. He was met at the june tion by physician, to whom a tele- gram had been sent. MT. Ashurst was suffering so much pain that the phy- sician believed it inadvisable for him to wait for the regular train. He was therefore brought in on a special which arrived here at o'clock yesterday morning.
 He was resting easily yesterday afternoon and his condition was fur- ther improved last night. It is probable, that he will be able to be about to- morrow, though he will likely be lame for several days.