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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-27
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

The funeral of the late Charles F..
Harland will take place at , O'Clock
this afternoon from the house, rear of
1881 Price street. Interment will be
made in the Washburn street ceme-
terry.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Kelly. of ilS Emmett street, died
yesterday AIT | p. m. The remains will
be Inferred in the Cathedral cemetery
tomorrow afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Wash
burn Street Presbyterian church will
give an entertainment in the church
this evening.
The Ezra Ripple Debating society
held a meeting last evening at he
home of ]. d. Lewis, on Hampston
street, and transacted business per-
tanning to the new organization.
The Ladies of Pride Of Electric City,
No. 50, rendered a surprise party
10 the members of the Hyde Park
Castle. No. 246. Knights of the Golden
Eagle, at Hari Carl hall on Tuesday
evening. a short literary and musical
programme was rendered and refresh.
ments We're served
Branch No. A. c. NJ. b. A., at their
meeting last evening acted upon two
applications for membership and trans
acted other business pertaining TO the
society.
The. funeral of the late Mrs. John p.
Griliiths. will be held from the resi-
dence of her sun-in-law, John Rey-
nolds, us South Main avenue, tomor-
row afternoon at 1.GO o'clock. Inter-
ment will be made in the Taylor Ceme-
terry.
The members of the AppOlo club
are requested to meet in Music hall
this evening for rehearsal.
st. Rrenden's council, No. 2t3 Young
Mems Institute will conduct the de-
bate next Thursday evening, which
was postponed previous to the plum
tree festival
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Attraction at Gaiety.

The attraction at the Gaiety theater
tinuing throughout the balance Of the
week is the London Gaiety girls. The
programme oGered will be found to he
a departure from anything yet seen
here. a new burlesque with new sem
SatiOnal novelties will be introduced
also a ballet led by that pretty little
premier, Miss Hyde, this with the
comingling Of new and catchy music,
a grand amazon march led by Miss
Mazee and a chorus of pretty girls,
serves as a good opening to a long
and pleasing programme. In the olio
which follows will apepar Miss Maud
De LOra in a novel sensation, first time
seen here; Gus Mills, formerly with
Rice's Evangeline company; Harry
McAvoy; Connors and Dunn, two Of
the best Irish comedians on the road:
Powers and Hyde, who were engaged
by this company in san Francisco,
cal, this being their first trip east;
Miss Maggie Meredith, the Irish coun-
tess, in a repertoire of the latest irish
songs, and in addition TO this long
and pleasing bill the management has
secured Edward B. White, late SPAR
ring partner of John l.. Sullivan, and
Miss Rolla White, champion lady bag
puncher of the world. These clever
people will positively appear at every
performance. Matinees daily.
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SOCIAL AFFAIRS

The Taylor Dancing class conducted
its closing social for this season last
night in O'Mallcy's hall and it was
largely attended. Instructor Harry ID.
Taylor was in charge and Miss Nellie
Curran furnished the music.
Thomas jefferson lodge, No. IS, Order
of American Ivorites, met in regular
session last night in their rooms on
West Market street. and at the con-
clusion of the business part, a short
social session was enjoyed. Many vis-
ltinE lVoriteS were in attendance.
Chairman Alfred Parry made a short
address Of welcome and Richard II.
Williams and II. +. Davies responded in
behalf of the visitors. Solos were sung
by w. j. Hopkins and Thomas Il.
Owens. Titus Davis recited and Reese
Davis played a violin solo. Cigars and
refreshments were served
Thomas Lewis was rendered a pleas
ant surprise party at his home on War
rem street last evening. An enjoy
able time was spent by all present.
Games. music and other diversions
were the order Of the evening
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Howell Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Baker, Thomas Lewis, Joseph Will
liams, Mr.. and Mrs. David Davis. Miss
Eva Bowen and Miss Lizzie Davis.
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in THE PLAY HOUSES.
Henry Miller as Hamlet" 4"

1t was a rational and in some re-
spects poetic Interpretation Of Ham
let" that Henry Miller gave at the Ly
ceum last night before a fair sized au-
dience. one feature of the perform
ance that impressed the audience was
the staging, which is too often over
looked in the production of tragedy.
Some of the success Of last nights pro-
duction is due to the impressive pic
lures i'm which the scenery, costumes
and stage accessories had their share
of the triumph.
Mr. Miller is no novice in reciting
the lines OF Hamlet" That was clear
ly apparent before the first act was
over. The most notable blemish in
his work last night was the manner in
which he delivered his lines when he
used the natural tones. Miller has
certain infections of the voice which
are as characteristic of him as his ges-
lures, and these particular infections do
not lend themselves readily to Shake
spear's blank verse. 1t was at timcs
impossible to understand what he wa
reciting,
Mr.. Miller showed the instinct of
true dramatic artist in the key in W..
he pitched his performance. 1t ".
low enough to permit of splendid a..
effective work in the strong scenes
and climaXes. Few actors have Mr.,
Millers cleverness i'm taking a scene
from one extreme to the other he
accomplishes it with scarcely an el-
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An important meeting Of the congre-
cation of st. Marks Lutheran church
was held last evening, at which the
Rev. a. l.. Ramer, Ph. D.. the pastor.
presided 1t was unanimously decided
to build a new church at the corner
of Washburn and Fourteenth streets,
on the lot adjoining their present
building. Pledges amounting to $3.50
were secured at last nights meeting
The cost of the building is not to eN-
Ceed $4,000.
The building will be a two-story
structure of stone and wood, and will
be 4Ox65 feet in size. 1t will be Gothic
in style, with a bellfry and two en-
frances, one facing each street The
FIRST floor, which will be about ten feet
above the level of the street, will he
used as Sunday school room, and
there will also be rooms for the Wo-
mems Guild of the church and the
infant department. This will be con-
structed of rough stone, and the sec
ond-story or auditorium room will be
of wood, twenty feet high.
There will he two rooms in the rear
of the pulpit for the sacristy and the
choir. The auditorium will contain
three aisles and the seats will be ar
ranged in straight order. The plans
submitted by Architects DavY X BrOss
have been accepted. and will be slight
ly modified t. conform with the re-
qurcments of the congregation. The
contract for building the structure will
be let as soon as the plans are changed,
and the building will he completed by
the first of October.
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DUNMORE DOINGS.
Two Marriages Take Place in One
Day-Contracting Parties Well
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Are Busy.
Social and Otherwise.

st. Mary's church was the scene of
pretty wedding yesterday morning,
when John Manley, the popular young
business man of Chestnut street, and
Miss Elizabeth Hastings, a former
school teacher in the public schools,
We're united in marriage At 10 O'Clock
the bridal party entered the church as
Miss Catherine Crane played the we'd
ding march from Lohengrn.
They were met at the sanctuary rail-
ing by the rector, the Rev. NJ. b. DON
Ian, and he performed the ceremony.
Miss Sadie Dougherty sang 30, Prom
ise Me- at this time. Miss Mary Brown
was bridesmaid and Thomas Manley. a
brother of the groomsman, attended
him, The bride wore a becoming cos
tune of military blue and Miss Brown
was attired in a handsome gown.
At the conclusion of the ceremony,
reception was held at the residence
of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Manley will enjoy a short trip to
Philadelphia and upon their return will
reside on Walnut street.
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GREEN RIDGE.


Ice Cream Soda at II. NJ. Coles
pharmacy, 143S Capouse avenue.
r. +. Nettleton, of Washington ave-
nue.. has returned from Philadelphia.
Mrs. c. r. Bellamy, of Delaware
street, is visiting relatives in Promp-
ton.
Mrs. ~ w. Dolph, OF Starrucca, is
the guest of Mr.. ID. Lee, of Gardner
avenue.
II. W. Taylor and family, Of Capouse
avenue. have returned from Old Point
Comfort. Va.
Charles Genthner. of New York street,
has accepted a position In Troy, n. Y,
and will remove there with his family
Mrs. Hattie Peck, of Green Ridge
street, is visiting friends in Philadel-
phia.
Rev I. J. Lansing is visiting at Phila-
delphia.
Only Williams ice cream used with
Soda Water drawn at Manners drug
store.
Miss Lulu Gorton, Of Binghamton, is
the guest of her parents on East Mar
ket street
Bert Flanagan has accepted posi-
tion with A. j. Saunders.
Miss Stella Higgins, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harmon Higgins, of Nonsey
avenue, and Robert Morton, of North
Washington avenue, were married at
the Church of the Good Shepherd last
evening at 8 o'clock by the Rev, F. S.
Ballentine After the ceremony the
bridal party repaired to the brides
home, where a wedding supper was
served.
Architect f. II. Davis has submitted
plans to the members of the Green
Ridge Wheelmens club for the pro-
posed new club house.
Nothing but the purest of fruit juices
ana rock candy syrup used in soda
navors at Manners pharmacy, 920
Green Ridge street. "*
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Last evening the Rev. James Hughes
delivered his lecture on "The Strongest
Man in the World" in the Jackson
street Baptist church. After referring
to men Of great physical strength. he
said that the strong man physically
was not of necessity a strong man.
We have seen the bone and muscle
Of giant combined with imbecilty.
The soul is the man and the body is
intended to be subservient to the man.
Parents are greatly responsible in
many instances for the fury and rebel
liOus tendencies Of our passions.
The man who cannot successfully
press down the brake to regulate the
force of passion, the man who can
sprag the wheel of the chariot when
drawn by the fiery steed of passion the
man who can lift the lid before the
kettle boils over, this is the strongest
man i'm the world. for "he that is slow
to anger is better that the mighty
and he that rulcth his spirit than he
that takcth city"
Rev. Hughes referred to men of great
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SHORTER PARAGRAPHS.

There will be a union meeting Of the
Epworth League chapters Of Scranton
and vicinity in the Methodist Episco-
pal church tomorrow evening. \ pro-
sramme has been prepared and all t'p-
worth Leaguers please take notice.
\ parry of young men have organized
a. uuartette and will call ii the lmpe"-
ial. The voice ARRANGEMENT is as fol-
lows: Charles Beckendorf and How
ard Henry, first tenors; Stewart Seigle
and Arthur Boss, second tenors; Lester
Yost and Arthur Melner, first bass;
Clarence Harper and Robert Gessl"r
second bass.
All members of the Independent Hose
company are requested to meet in their
rooms this evening at s o'clock sharp
as important business is to be trans
acted
Rev Levi Bird will deliver lecture
on "The Ideal Man" in the Tripp AVE-
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WALTER DECKELNICK SIGNED

William G. E,lmendorf, of the Miles
stock company. now playing at Pits
ton, called upon Charles Deckelnicl;. Of
North Main avenue. and completed ar
ranCements whereby he will manage
Master Walter Deckelnick. the Them
omcnal boy tenor, during the summer
season. Walter will be starred with
Master Paul Brady in a sketch written
expressly for the team, entitled Just
as the Sun Went Down.
Manager Elmendorf has secure /
dates on the Keith circuit and at all
the popular summer resorts for his pro-
digies. They will commence their sea e
son in about two weeks.
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DWYER-REMPE WEDDING.

Rev. w. p. O'Donnell Of Holy Cross
church. united in marriage Tuesday
afternoon Miss Cassie Dwyer, of Rail-
road avenue, aud William Rempe, Of
Remington avenue. The ceremony was
performed in the church at O'Clock
Miss Lizzie McLoughlin, cousin of the
bride was bridesmaid, and John Gill
martin was groomsman. The uslerS
were Frank Doyle Fred Rempe Luke
Lavelle and Frank Duhigg.
A reception was rendered the couple
in the evening at the home of the BRIDE
and later Mr.. and Mrs. Rempe left on
a bridal tour. on their return they
will commence housekeeping on the
South Side.
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MENTION OF PEOPLE.

Rev. George T.. Guild will attend the
general assembly of the Presbyterian
Church OF America, which meets next
month i'm Minneapolis, Mimi, as COM
missioner from the Presbytery Of Lack
awanna.
Miss Nellie Regan, of Ferdinand
street, is visiting friends in Nandling,
Miss Fannie EldridGe, of Norwich, n.
Y, has returned home from a visit with
Alr and Mrs. c. T. Bellamy, Of Della
ware street.
Mrs. II. p. Williams and daughter,
Miss Margaret, of PecRYille, visited
friends on West Market street yester-
day.
Miss Margaret Wilson, OF Wilkes
Barre, is the guest of friends on East
Market street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morgan re-
turned yesterday from a visit in Tay-
lor
Miss Bridget Welsh, of Duumore, WIS.,
tied Miss kathryn Morrison, Of West
| Market street. yesterday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. William Williamson, OF
Kingston y. Y, are visiting Mr.. and
AIRS. Thomas Williams, of North Main
! avenue.
Miss Amelia Wright of New York
| city, is visiting her mother Mrs. Eliz-
| abeth White, of Robert avenue,
Anthony Campbell, of Mary street,
| is recovering from injuries received in
| theWest Ridge mine.
DR.. Bentley and John La Bar are
| visiting at Old Point Comfort, Va,
| Mir. and Mrs. w. II. Richmond, of
| Richmond hill, are so1ourning at At
| lantiC City.
Robert Thompson, of Pittston, visited
| friends here yesterday.
Rev. w. f.. Davis returned last even
ing from Pittston, where during the
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Personal PARAGRAPHS.

Druggist George w. jenkins is in
New York to attend the graduation
exercises of the New York College Of
Pharmacy. where his son, George,
graduates tomorrow.
Mrs. Frederick Davis, of North sum
ner avenue, is visiting relatives in
ShamOkin.
Mrs. Joseph Anslcy, of North Main
avenue, has recovered from long siege
of illness.
Lawrence Duhigg, of Broadway
Bellevue, left Tuesday for Sing Sing
n. Y, where he has accepted Il posi-
tiOn.
w. r. Dawes, who has been pre-
scriptiOn clerk in Davies drug store
for several years, viii leave on May
for Nebraska. where he has accepted
a lucrative position.
Miss Pearl jenkins was rendered a
surprise party Tuesday evening. Those
present were Elmer jenkins, Pearl
Jenkins, Mary Jenkins, Hayden Zen
kins, Raymond Jenkins, Lois HeddoC
and mother and Ethel Watkins.
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The marriage of Miss r. Murray. of
Mary street, and Patrick Noone, of this
city was solemnized at Holy Rosary
church yesterday afternoon in the
presence of many friends. Rev. j. j.
O'TOole performed the ceremony Miss
May Gilhooly was bridesmaid and
Austin Gavin acted as best man. Both
ladies wore becoming costumes.
At the conclusion of the ceremony,
the bridal party repaired to the resi-
dence of the brides parents, where a
reception was rendered them and later
wedding supper was served. Mr.. and
Mrs. Noone will reside with the brides
parents for the present but expect soon
to occupy their own residence in Dick
son City.
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SOCIAL AIEETINGS.

a social was given last night at the
residence Of Jacob Bronson, on Elm
street, by the members of the Mems
Guild of St, Marks Episcopal church,
1t was an informal affair and during
the evening cake and ice cream We're
served.
Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Blackinton, of
Elm street will entertain the congre-
cation of the Presbyterian church 1T
their home today from 4 to 6 and from
to p. m. All members are cordially
invited to be present.
The members of the Ladies' Aid soci-
ETY. of the Methodist church conducted
social last night in the church par
lors. Many persons attended and all
enjoyed themselves. Refreshments
We're served.
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SONS OF VETERANS ENTERTAIN.

Lieutenant Ezra S. Griffin camp, No.
8. Sons of Veterans, held an entertain
ment in Mears' hall last evening, which
was well attended. Alderman John It.
Howe was chairman of the evening.
Messrs. Hepler, Cole and Wilhelm, the
Imperial trio, furnished instrumental
music. and the Electric City quartette
rendered vocal selections.
Rccitations were given by Lottie May
Lester. Annie Thomas. Mary Russell,
and Matte Hughes. Frank B. Keilin
gave a piano selection and Benjamin
Hughes rendered a whistling solo.
William Collins and party sang also,
and John Evans gave a pleasing solo.
The event was the annual affair and
was very enjoyable.
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SCHOOL COLLECTIONS.

The savings bank collections depos-
tied at No. 2S school yesterday were
not as large as on previous weeks. The
amounts for each rooms are as fol-
lows: II. J.. Burdicll, Sl.70; Miss
Kathryn Hicks, % cents; Miss Edith
Smith, 81 cents: Miss NJ. L. Moffatt,
$l.60; Miss Kate Smith, A. cents; Miss
Myrtle Perry, 81 cents: Miss Clara
Neimeyer $l9S; Miss Edna Fowler,
N.9S; Miss Ella Fuller, S1S2; total,
$l0.51.
The collection made at No. % school
Monday for the savings fund were
as follows: Prof. j. j. Costello, 80
cents; Miss Katie ID. Jordan, 81 cents:
Miss Katie OBoyle. 73 cents; Miss Ella
O'Boyle, II cents: Miss B. NJ. Norton,
$3.50; total, S4O3.
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EVENTS OF DAY In
WEST SCRANTON
ST. MARKS CONGREGATION TO
BUILD A NEW CHURCH.

Structure Worth $4,000 Will Be
Erected on the Corner of Wash
burn and Fourteenth Streets-Lec-
ture by the Rev. James Hughes.
Two Weddings--Sons of Veterans
Entertainment-Tal on True So
cialism-Fireman Painfully In
iured-Lutheran Sunday School
Workers will Meet-other Notes
and Personals.
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mittee on resolutions, appointed at the
last meeting, will submit their report
Rev. w. G. Lauer will give a prac-
tlcal talk on the lesson for next sun
day, and Layman i. II. Gerlock VIII
speak on perfection and Work of the
Teacher Before His Class" Miss Lii
Ian Gross will give a model lesson on
primary instruction, and other fea-
lures will be added. A large represen-
tation from the different churches is
CXpcCtcd,
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TRUE SOCIALISM.

At the meeting of West Side conclaNe,
No. 2ll. Improved order of Hepta-
sophs. i'm Ivorite hall last evening, ].
Archie Jones delivered an address on
the subject Of True Socialism" He
spoke of the government and societies
and the natural acdurements Of man
kind, and the natural resources of
labor. capital and social organizations.
Mr. Jones said that selfshness is the
cause of all corruption and referred to
Confucius and his idolatrous practices
ana the poisoned bowl of Greece as
being gigantic and injurious corrup-
tionS. The address was well received.
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past week he conducted series of sue
cessful revival meetings
Miss Maud Sanders is i'll at her home
on Belmont Terrace.
Joseph Osterhout, OF Summit ave-
nue., has accepted a position with Mil
lar & Peck.
Mrs. Margaret Jones, of South Glib
son. Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Davis, of Spring street.
The Misses Hcaley, Of Towanda. are
the guests of their cousin, Miss Annie
Hcaley, of Carries street.
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FIREMAN PAINFULLY BURNED.

William n. Chase. of 1856 North Bro,n-
ley avenue, while engaged in firing on
his engine on the Northern division Of
the Delaware, Lackawanna and west
ern railroad yesterday morning, was
badly burned about the right eYa by
flying cinder.
The injury is very painful and has
somewhat affected the sight of the eye.
Mr.. Chase received medical attention
as soon as possible and had the Gin
der removed. which tore away oia:as OF
flesh by the contact.
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THE Hoos1ER scaoCLMAsTER.

Rev u. w. SkCihnger. OF Washing
ton, ID. c., formerly Of This city will
give his lecture. "rhe Foosier School
MASTER" in the Washburn Street
Presbyterian church next Tuesday
evening, under the auspices OF the Chi
Upsion society.
The piece is humorous throughout,
though pathetic at times. and will be
illustrated with stcreopticon views. Mr..
Skcllinger brings with him his latest
improved lantern, throwing Views
twenty y-five feet IN diameter. Ice
cream and cake will Bc served after
the entertainment.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

fort. His work last night was re-
ceived with much enthusiasm and he
had frequent curtain calls,
He had strong supporting company.
William Harris, a very capable actor,
was Claudius; G. Leslie Allen. Polonious:
Earle Browne HoratiO Ida Waterman,
the queen of Denmark; Margaret Dale,
the player queen, and Alberta Gala
tin, Ophelia
1t was the third production of Ham
let by this company. Tonight it will
be presented in the Nesbitt in Wilkes
Barre.
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WERE QUIETLY MARRIED.

Eev. u. p. Jones, pastor Of the Tab
crnaclo Congregational church, united
i'm marriage at $50 o'clock last evening
at the parsonage on South Hyde Park
avenue, Daniel Hopkins and Mrs. Mary
Phillips. both residents of Thompson
street North Scranton.
Both are middle-aged people and are
well known in West Scranton. Mr..
Hopkins was formerly engineer at the
Dodge mine, and is now employed in a
similar capacity at Briggs shaft. His
wife is an estimable lazy. and enjoys a
large acquaintance. They will reside
on Thompson street.
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BURGLARS At WORK.

Some unknown persons entered. the
residence of Mr.. Beemer on Madison
avenue, last Friday night and removed
therefrom number OF valuable arti-
clos. Mr.. Beemer was aroused by the
noise the burglars made as they We're
leaving and fired at them several times.
The citizens of the neighborhood are
much disturbed by these visits and in
tend taking some radical steps to pre-
vent any more.
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A SENSIBLE MAN

Vould use Kemp's Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs. II is curing more cases or
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group
and an Throat and Lung Troubles, than
any other medicine, me proprietor mas
authorized any druggist to give you a
Sample Bottle Free to convince you OF
the merit of this great remedy. Price 25c
and soc.
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MINoOKA.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Thomas re-
turned yesterday from few day
stay in Philadelphia
Mrs. Edward Kcefe. Of Nandlh
spent yesterday as the guest of y
sister, Mrs. John Feeney, Of Ma
street
The Daniel O'Connell council, Younl
Mems Institute, meets in regular ses
sion tonight.
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OBITUARY.

Mrs. William McDonough, OF Chestnut
street Dunmore, widow OF the late Wilt
lam McDonoush, died last evening, aged
81 years Deceased was taken III about
ten days ago with neuralgia Of the heart.
Mrs. McDonough was highly respected
and Is survived by nine children. The
funeral announcement VIII be made later