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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-15
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

4 social viii be conducted at the
home of Mrs. Alexander Dryden on
Dudley street this evening under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid Of the Pres
byterian church. \ special programma
will be rendered i'm connection with the
evenings menu. and the ladies extend
q cordial invitation TO all to partake
of both.
The Ladies Of the Methodist EpiscO-
pad church whose initials commence
with $ and II served supper in the
church parlors last evening, which was
well patronizod and the most successful
of the monthly initial socials thus far
held. Instead of placing a price on
the supper a silver Offering was taken
up which netted neat sum-
Word has been received from Eng
land announcing the death of William
Harris, who formerly resided here.
months ago he returned to his native
land and was taken sick at the homo
of his father, where he passed away.
He is survived by a wife, Mrs. William
Harris and a son, who reside on APP
pie street, this borough.
The funeral Of Mrs. Maria Mecca, Of
FOotn street who died Tuesday morn
ing after long illness took place ves-
tcrday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock from
her late home, Roma band acCOmnan-
led the procession to Mt. Carmel ceme-
terry where interment was made.
The funeral Of Michael MOnahan Of
Smith street, who was killed at the
Nay Aug Coal cOmpanys breaker,
Tuesday, also took place yesterday af-
ternoon and was largely attended In
termcnt was made i'm 81, Marys come
| tpTV.
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Vincent Vanston, who is associated
with the Passionate Fathers at HobH-
ken, N, j., has returned to his duties
after a brief visit with his parents on
West Locust street. Mr. Nanston Is
known as Father John Frances in the
religious world.
Miss Minnie Reese, of Chestnut
street, left yesterday for a few weeks
visit among friends and relatives in
New York.
Miss Catherine McGouldrck is the
guest of friends in New York city.
Forbes Eaton, of Tenth street, is So
journng in the metropolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Renchlerr and
granddaughter, Miss Helen Phillips, of
North Lincoln avenue. are visiting
friends in Factoryville.
Mrs. G. b. Goss, of Lincoln heights,
is visiting her daughter in Centre coun-
ty.
Edward Cusick, an attendant at the
Hillside Home, is visiting his parents
on Lafayette street.
Roger Madden, of Jackson street,
has returned from a visit with rela-
tives at Boston, Mass.
David j. Walton, of McCann's store,
is spending his vacation in New York
city.
John Jones, of Academy street, Is
visiting his daughter, Miss Linda
Jones, at Long Island City, n. Y.
John $. Harris, of Academy street,
returned yesterday from fishing trip
at Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. jenkins, of
| jackson street. are visiting their son
at Albany, n. Y.
Mrs. Daniel Protheroe and children
returned to their home in Milwaukee
! Wis, last evening after a few weeks
| visit among relatives here.
William Hutton, of Jackson st:eet
| left last night on short business trir
TO New York.
Mrs. John Thomas, of Fourtenth
street, and Miss Cassie James, of South
| Rebecca avenue, are visiting friends
at Clifford.
Miss Martha Hughes, of North Gar.
field avenue has resumed her studies
at Bloomsbury State Normal school
Reese Jenkins, of North Rebecca ave
nue., who has been very i'll, is recover.
ing
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Williams. of Rocl
street; Esdras Howell Of Washburr
street, and VIII r. Lewis, of Eynor
street, were among the visitors a
Binghamton yesterday.
Mrs. George w. Jenkins, of Soutl
! Hyde Park avenue, returned home yes
terday from a brief sOjOurn at Lake
| Ariel.
Miss Mamie Beddoe, of Minersville
is the guest of Miss Norma Nichols, o
| Lafayette street.
Mr.. Edwards, of Lansford, is visitin.
his sister, Mrs. William Jones (Cadle)
| of North Sumner avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Essex Lewis. of Fac
| tOryVille, are visiting friends in town
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-15
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

Electric city lodge. No. 3l3, Knights
of Pythias, held a regular meeting last
evening and initiated one candidate
in the third degree. Ab the concld
sion of the business session a smoker
was held, which was enjoyed by large
number.
Thomas Cosgrove and Joseph Taylor
have returned from a successful co
fishing trip at Loomis' pond, near Fost-
cr. They caught two sunfish between
them and in a game of dominoes af-
terwards, Tom won the fish. 1t IS
needless to add their friends are dis
appointed.
DR.. George B. Reynolds, of North
Main avenue, was in Forest city yes
terdav.
William Raub, of West Elm street,
gave a photographic entertainment last
evening in the Grand Union Tea store,
which was listened to by number OF
people.
The Sunday school classes taught by
Misses Martha B. Nichols and MAJ
garet Morgan will hold a Japanese tea
in the jackson Street Baptist churcn
on Wednesday evening, Sept. %.
The Bible class taught by Rev.
James Hughes in the Jackson Street
Baptist church is increasing in NUM-
bers and spiritual knowledge.
A party of ladies composed of Mrs
! Richard Nichols, Mrs. Caroline Brooks
| Mrs. Elizabeth Beddoe. Mrs. John r
| Williams and Mrs. Obed Jenkins spent
| yesterday at the homo of Superinten.
| dent John Lowering at Greenwood
The Baptist Young Peoples urior
| of the First Welsh Baptist church vii
| hold prayer and conference meet.
| ing in the lecture room of the churrl
this evening. The new president, Rev
| d. d. Hopkins will preside.
Moses Taylor Sister lodge, No. IL
will hold picnic at Nay Aug parl
| tomorrow.
Rev. O. Jones, of Oak Hill. Ohio
| will occupy the pulpit of the Bellevue
| Calvinistic Methodist church next Sun
| day.
A testimonial concert is being ar
| ranged for Richard Thomas UleW
| Herber), who has been indisposed FOL
| several months. The arrangements
| are in charge Of a committee composed
| of Prof. Hayden Evans, Thomas Bey
non, Philip Warren and William Evans
Lackawanna council, No. 133, Roya
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organizing a foot ball team to play the
teams of the city.
Will Brace has resigned his position
at Jackson's market and started into
the milk business.
Nos q and % schools show a large
attendance for the first week Of school.
Charles Clark spent yesterday among
relatives at Wilkes Barre.
Work has been commenced on San
derson avenue preparatory to the lay
Ing of the pave.
The ladies of this section are making
an effort to erect n drinking fountain
on Dickson avenue.
The boulevard in front of No. 81
school is being filled in, which i'm
proves the school grounds greatly.
j. o. Mickle spent yesterday at
Wilkes Barre.
Miss Mary HASTE, Of Avoca, spent
yesterday here.
Pawnee avenue has been graded FROM
Race street to Dean street.
Frank Ackerly has moved his family
into the Shoemaker house on Capouse
avenue
Complaints are quite frequent about
| the water in Green Ridge. for drinking
purposes. If it makes you sick, try
| Manners Diarrhoea Cure, which is the
best in the city. 92O Green Ridge
| street.
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TROUPE OF CHINESE ACTORS.
Large Party of Celestials Passed
Through This City.

Several cars full Of almOnd-eyed
Celestials. fresh from the land of the
tea plant" passed through this city
yesterday afternoon, via the Lacka
wanna road on their way to the Phila-
delphia exposition.
There were 1856 members in the party
and they occupied four tourist cars be-
longing to the Canadian Pacific rail-
road. They comprise what is known
as the Hong Kong troupe of opera
singers and will appear every day at
the exposition. They were all attired
in black and wore their hair in long
pigtails.
A peculiar thing noticed by several
on the station platform was that all
of the car windows were rubbed over
with whtewash. Inquiry revealed the
fact that in China there are no glass
windows, thin sheets Of translucent
paper answering the purpose. China
men, on first encOuntering glass win
dOws, have been known TO stick their
heads through them, accidentally, not
realizing that they were there, thereby
producing an i'll effect both on the glass
and on their heads. The painting OF
the windows was to prevent any acct
dent of this sort.
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THREE INTERESTING SESSIONS.
Proceedings of the Christian Alliance
Convention.

Yesterday mornings session was al-
dressed by Rev. James Leishman, cf
Bnghamton, and Miss Louise Shepard,
the associate editor of the Christian
and Missionary Alliance, both of whom
gave helpful messages on the deeper
Christian life.
In the afternoon after the singing of
God VIII Take Care of You" by the
quartette, b. f. Armstrong addressed
the gathering.
The announcement was made tnat ,
telegram had been received from Rev.
o. b. simpson, stating that h" had
been hindered from reaching the con-
Vention, but he will probably arrive
today.
Mr., Armstrong based his address on
Prov. 4,23: Keep thy heart with all
diligence, for out of it are the issues
of life" The need of having our
hearts kept pure was emphasized and
the means whereby it migat be done
were shown: "Thy word have | had
in my heart that might not sin against
Thee" Es. 119;ll. The filing of the
spirit was also pointed out as essen
tial to living true, pure, stable Chris
tian life.
Mr.. shepard then sang Let the Holy
Ghost Come In" after which 4. y.
Jackson, superintendent of the Ali
ance work in the state of New York
closed the meeting with few ap-
propriate words, urging his he trcrs 10
"be filled with Spirit"
The evening service was opened un-
der the direction of T. T.. Jaderguis,.
4 quartette sang "Tll Follow The"
Then, after singing 81 Have Given My
Self Away to Jesus" Miss SheJard
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DUNMORE DOINGS.
Twentieth Century Dancing Glass
Again organized-Mis Lucretia
Miller Surprised - Notes.

The young people of the town who
successfully conducted the Twentieth
Century Dancing class during the win
ter months held a meeting Wednesday
evening to consider the advisability of
reorganizing the class again.
\ large number responded to the re-
quest for a meeting and decided that
1t would be advisable to reorganize,
which they proceeded to do, and the
following officers We're elected unani-
mously to serve during the coming
season: President, Frank Matthews.
vice president, Roy Sly; secretary and
treasurer, Leslie Marsh; instruCtress,
Miss Harris, of Scranton. y floor com
mittee of three ladies and three gem
tlemen were appointed for the enter
tainment of visitors.
The class will meet the first Thurs
day evening in October, but the hail
to be used has not been selected.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS

Mrs. Mary Thomas, aged so years,
died yesterday at her home, 1874 Eynon
street, after a long Illness. Deceased
was well known and had resided in this
city for many years. The funeral will
take place from the house tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock. Interment will
he made in Washburn street cemetery.
The late Mrs. George White,who died
on Wednesday. was better known as
Mrs. John B. Matthews. which name
she bore previous to her second mar
riaGc Deceased resided in South
Scranton for many years, where she
was well known. The funeral will oc-
cur tomorrow afternon at o'clock.
Services will be held in the Welsh Cal
whistle Methodist church on South
Main avenue, and interment will he
made in the Washburn street ceme-
terry
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-15
STRIPRISE PARTY

On Wednesday evening a surprise
party was given in honor Of Miss Win
ME Keifer, of 434 Brook street Games
and instrumental music were INDUCED
in and refreshments were served at
midnight. Among those present were
Misses Minnie Keifer, Dora Griggs.
Jennie Myers, Jessie May Evans, Maud
Daily, Virgie Griggs, Lizzie, Annie and
Dora Keifer, Minnie Brady, of HerlSi-
mer, n. Y: Arthur Griggs, Roy Snow,
Arthur Green, John Howells Tom Perry,
Al Daily, Frank Watkins, Roy Grif-
fiths, Robbie Wolfe and Rexford Smith.
Music was rendered by Miss Bessie
Myers, Dora Griggs and Minnie Keifer.
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FEAST OF YOM KIPPUR.
Was Observed by the Hebrews
Throughout the City Yesterday.
Most Important of the Year.

The festival of Yom Kippur, also
known as the Day of Atonement or
Sabbath of Sabbaths was religiously
observed yesterday by the Hebrews II
this city. The Hebrew merchants
closed their places of business and
there were evidences of observance on
all sides.
Services We're conducted in the Lin
den street and other synagogues OF
the city continuously from 10 a. m, to
6 p. m. or sundown. The services in
the Linden street temple We're attend
ed by a very large congregation, who
remained i'm the church during the en-
tire eight hours.
Rev. DR.. Chapman, the rabbi, deliv-
cred two sermons. Ont Of these was
delivered at the memorial service
which was held at noon. This is the
most impressive service Of the entire
year and consists of the Offering up
of prayer for those members of the
congregation who have passed away
during the year.
The other sermon was delivered in
the afternoon and was an earnest ap-
peal to the congregation to remember
the duties Of repentance.
The festival of YOm Kippur is the
most important Of the entire year and
is the elimination Of the ten peneten-
tial days which began on the JEWS h
New Year. last week. It's strict ohserv
anCe requires that all members of the
faith fast from sundown on the pre-
ceding day until sundown on the feast
of Yom Kippur itself.
The church music rendered yesterday
| was especially beautiful the regular
choir being augmented by Alfred
| Wooler of the Film Park church. The
next holiday will be next Tuesday
when the festival known as Sikoth OF
| Harvest will be celebrated.
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Personal PARAGRAPHS.

Mrs. Jacob Ketchman, of Trenton, n,
V, is spending few DAYS in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard James, OF
Tooto street are entertaining the form
er's sister, Mrs. John Howard. Of For
est City.
Miss May Jones, Of Hyde Park, who
has been the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
George Rrink, Of WarT street and Apple
avenue, for the past few weeks has re-
turned home.
MI w. Collins and bride Of New Jer-
sey, who have been spending their we'd
ding tour with the latter's aunt, Mrs.
Fred Stevens, Of Tripp avenue and
West nrinker street, returned home
yesterday
Messrs Frank Blickens and Charlie
Krora spent last evening at Peckville.
Burgess Powell has returned home
from a business trip to New York city.
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SOUTH SCRANTON NEWS.
Chas. Kaestner and frank During
Thrown from a Carriage-Pleas-
ant Surprise Party-Notes.

Chrles Kaestner, the Cedar avenue
hotelman, and Frank During, the
brewer at the NJ. Robinson brewery,
had a narrow escape from death last
night on Cedar avenue. MIR. Kaestner
invited his friend, Mr.. During, for n
drive, and when returning home the
spirited horse became frightened while
crossing the Roaring Brook bridge and
dashed up the avenue at a maddened
rate.
Mr.. Kaestner, who held the reins, did
his utmost to check the sped of the
animal, but to no avail The horse
dshed up the avenue and at Terppe's
pharmacy collided with another wagon.
throwing Messrs. Kaestner and During
out. When picked up by bystanders
they were not hurt and returned to the
carriage, which was stopped a few rods
away. The affair caused no little cX-
element on Cedar avenue.
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PLEASANT SURPRISE PARTY.

Miss Lucetta Miller. of ShOemaic"
avenue, was rendered a pleasant sur
prise party at her home last evening
by number Of her young friends, who
INDUCED in gaines of various kinds arr
sl.ent an evcpirg of pleasure unit!
seasonable hour, when refreshments
We're partaken of and all departed
homeward voting Miss Lucetta an ex-
cellent entertainer and wishing her
many happy returns of the evening.
Those present were Misses Hope Pin
nell, Alice Goodwin, Statue Galley, Ger
trude Hughes. Eva Miller, Nettie
Mott, Bessie Brown, Blanche Martz,
Blanche Oakley, Buella Ives, Bessie
Powell, Ethel LitChenhan, Emma
Swartz, Josie Baas, Messrs, Garfield.
Frank Kraus Percy Miller, Stewart
Seigle, Lester Yost, James Ellis, Uarry
Ellis. Clarence Harper, Arthur Pass,
George Pinkncy. Bert Ives.
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WELCOMED BY MANY.
Philip Vetter's Drug Store a Scene
of Activity Yesterday.

The drug store of Philip ]. Vetter
on Penn avenue was yesterday visited
by hundreds of his friends who were
unable to see him on Wednesday even
ing and who called TO shake him by
the hand and welcome him home again.
Mr.. Vetter says that when he r"-
turns TO Alaska in the spring, as he
fully intends to do, that he will engage
in the mercantile and drug bust
ness instead OF delving into the earth
after gold, 1t is very proba5 If he
does go back that he will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Vetter. who has passed
through so much anxiety and care that
she says she will not be separated from
him again.
The committee of Odd Fellows ap-
pointed by the various lodges to ar
range a reception for him will meet
this evening i'm the Lackawaura lodge
rooms on Wyoming avenue,
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Arcanum, will tender a reception this
evening to their newly elected MEM
bers in Ivorite hall. An invitation has
been extended to all members of the
order to attend. The arrangements are
In charge Of a committee composed of
Victor II. Lauer, r. w. Luce, d. l..
Morgan, Thomas Cosgrove and w. A.
Browning.
An important business meeting of the
Epworth league of the Simpson Methc-
dist church will be held this evening.
William Frisco, Of South seventh
street, was held in 5000 bail by Alder
man Kelly for threatening the life or
John Smltz
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-15

Information has been received in TINS
city that Mrs. James Palmer, wife OF
a former resident of West Scranton,
committed suicide on Sunday, Sept, j,
at her home in Carbonate, Washing
ton. The deed was accomplished by
the woman taking dose of carbollc
acid.
No direct cause for the rash act mas
been learned, and but meaGre details
of the tragedy have been received. The
information relative to the affair came
to relatives in this city in copy or
the Seattle Times of Sept. 3, in which
a dispatch was published stating that
Mrs. Palmer had committed suicide at
Carbonate.
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer, together with
their four children, left Scranton about
two years ago for the west, and but
little has been heard of them since.
They formerly resided on Gammon's g
hill. and at one time lived on Quay
avenue in Keyser Valley.
The husband was at one time en-
gagged in the hotel business at Taylor
and also followed the occupation Of a
carpenter while a resident Of West
Scranton.
Further information relative to the
sad affair is expected in a few days
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N~N~~~S~NNN~

addressed the meeting from the Scrip"
ture: The people that know their
God shall be strong and do exploits
laying stress on the words know"
"be" and do" "These things write
unto you that you might know that ye
have eternal lfe;" "Know ye not that
your bodies are the temples of the
Holy Ghost" THE Lord ordained
twelve that they should be with Him."
BE filled with the spirit" Among
other passages were quoted and pressed
in the elaboration of the text. Have
You Received the Holy Ghost" was
sung by the quartette and the closing
exercises We're conducted by Rev. w. T..
Macarthur. who uttered some stirring
words and called upon his hearers to
go home and pray to God to make them
in earnest.
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TEAMSTER INJURED.

David Harris, of North Fillmore ave-
nue., a driver for one of the local ice
companies, was injured yesterday in
an accident on Academy street, and his
wagon was badly damaged.
At the intersection of Mullen street
an axle on the wagon was broken in
a bad place on the street and Harris
was thrown from the wagon. He sus-
tanned painful bruises.
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GREEN RIDGE.

Miss Edith Swingle, of CapOuse ave-
nue., is entertaining Miss Matte TOMS.
Of HOnesdalc.
Rev. and Mrs William Lord, Of
Thompson, are attending the Alliance
convention.
Edward Finn is spending the day at
Binghamton.
Mrs. w. r.. Stafford, or Carter street,
is visiting friends at Wyaluslng.
Fred Emery spent yesterday at Haz-
Teton in the interests OF the Emery
Slate Picker Machine company.
Miss Bertha Dony, of Harrisburg,
Is visiting friends here.
The young men Of this section are
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COMING ENTERTAINMENT.

on Monday evening next an up to
date entertainment will be given in the
lecture room of the Methodist EpisCo-
pal church, which will consist of the
best local talent, who will support
Prof. Charles Hartley, the celebrated
and we'll known ventriloquist.
The programme mapped out is:
whistlng solo, Master Oscar Ludwig;
soprano solo. Miss Ruby YOst; violin
solo. Miss Elsie Powell; ventriloquism,
Prof. Hartley; tenor solo, Prof. Joseph
Gray; whistling solo, Master Oscar
Ludwig; recitation, Miss Marie Van
Cleft; which will be followed by Prof.
Hartley again, who will also relate
jokes that happened during his career.
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GIVE THE CHILD PEN A DRINK

called Grain-O. II Is a doIiCiOus HpDotlz-
ing, nourishing food drink TO take tho
place of coffee, Sold by an groCcrs ana
properly prepared II tastes like the finest
coffee, but Is free from an It's injurious
properties Graiu-O aids digestion and
strengthens the nerves. II is not a stinl-
ulant but health builder, AID children,
as well as adults can drink IL with great
benefit. Costs about "a as much as cot
fee. 10 and 25c.
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sic for dancing will be furnished Ly
Bauer's best orchestra of ten pieces and
the committee will serve refreshments.
The special train will leave the Erie
and Wyoming Valley station at 7l5
sharp and the return trip will be ma Jn
at midnight. Street cars will be III
waiting to convey the participants to
their homes.
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nue., has returned from trip to Fort
Wayne Ind, and Buffalo, n. Y.
Miss Katie Brennan has returned
home from Mt. Cobb, where she has
been visiting for some time.
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MUNYON'S GUARANTEE.
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-15
Pen Coal Delivered. S1.25.

to South Side. central city and central
Hyde Park. Address orders to c. 2.
Sharkey, 1914 Cedar ave. Phone 66sa
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DANCE AT LAKE ARIEL,

The much-talked-of assembly dance
at Lake Ariel will be held shis even
Ing. Judging from the responses to
the invitations sent out a large num-
ber of young people will attend. Mu-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-15
EVENTS OF DAY In
WEST SCRANTON
SUICIDE OF FORMER RESIDENT
IN THE FAR WEST.

Mrs. James Palmer Ends Her Life
by Taking a Dose Of Carbolic Acid.
Death of Mrs. Mary Thomas, an
Aged Resident-David Harris In
jured-Assembly at Lake Ariel To-
night-other Smaller Paragraphs
of General Interest-Personal Men
ton,
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