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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-03
MINOR NEWS NOTES.

Miss Grace NJ. Tucker, of 1440 Church
avenue, was pleasantly surprised by
number OF friends Thursday evening
The evening was spent in usual diver
siOns. Mr.. Mills favored the company
with a vocal solo and Misses Clark and
Tucker gave selections on the piano.
Refreshments were served 1t, a season.
able hour, after which the young people
left, wishing the hostess many happy
returns Of the day. Those present were
Misses Bessie Reynolds, Mary Trever-
ton, Ellen Treverton, Lucille Mauzer,
Helen Shaffer, Nerna Benson, Bessie
Hess. Jennie Clark, Lucy Turner, Grace
Tucker and Messrs. Arthur Mills, AL
vim Dean, Homer Loveland, Cecil An
drews, William Ressisue, Gaylord Gill
lespie, Carl Green, Edward Stewart,
Thomas Treverton, Walter GrifFths.
The High Works Cornet band will
conduct their annual picnic on Satur-
day, June 10. at the Electric City park.
Refreshments of all kinds will be
served on the ground. and several
bands will render music. A game Of
base ball will be played for a purse of
SIS.
The funeral of the late Mrs. John
noon at o'clock from the residence on
North Main avenue. The services will
be in charge OF the Rev. William Ed
gar, of the Methodist Episcopal church
Hereafter Celestial lodge, No. SS3, In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows. will
meet in the Auditorium instead OF
Chappell's hall. The paraphernalia of
the lodge was removed TO the new quar-
ters yesterday.
The young people of the Welsh Con-
gregational church on West Market
street will reproduce the beautiful can
tata, RED Riding Hood" at the church
Saturday evening, June 10.
The members of the Rivals base bah
team are requested to meet at John
Robbins barber parlor. Monday, June
g..
Cariadlown lodge, No. 5, American
True Ivorites. will conduct a social on
next Wednesday evening in their hall
An important meeting of Rescue
lodge No. 81, Knights of Pythias will
be held next Tuesday evening. Action
will be taken on the bylaws and other
important matters.
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OTHER ACCIDENTS.

Philip Schneider, the young son of
Peter Schneider, of Willow street, is
confined to his home. When out in
the woods Thursday he picked I'D a
cartridge and didn't know it was load
ed He placed it on a stone and. talk
ing another heavy rock, he landed it
on the cartridge, it exploding, the bull
let entering his right leg a few inches
below the knee. Companions assisted
him to his home and DR.. Ritz was
called He probed for the bullet and
found it three inches from the point
1t entered. It was removed and the
lad is recovering.
Joseph Pentele. of Maple street, a
young fellow who was extremely anX-
Ious to see the circus yesterday. was
sorely disappointed and is now nurs-
ing broken arm. He contracted yes-
terday to clean the large show win
dows of Finley's dry goods store for %
cents. While engaged in fulfilling his
agreement the ladder he was stand
ing on moved and Joseph went to the
hard sidewalk Dr. John J. Walsh is
attending.
James Boland is at the Lackawanna
hospital receiving attention for a
severe accident he met with at the
scranton Axle works Thursday. A
heavy piece of steel fell on his left
foot. crushing the member almost to
pulp 1t is thought that amputa
ton will not be imperative.
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NUBS OF NEWS

sizing up" social was given by the
Loyalty club at the Young Women
christian association rooms last night
Each person in attendance was as
sessed proportionately according to
their size. As they entered their
measure was taken" and for every
foot in height the sum of one cent was
taxed. The affair was most ENJOYABLE
Six new Crosswalks are to be laid in
the Twentieth ward. The following
street intersections have been selected
Tor the improvements: Pittston ave-
nue. and Palm street, Pittston avenue
and Brook street, Cedar avenue and
Breck street, Cedar avenue and Fig
street, Stone avenue and Locust street,
ana Prospect avenue and Brook street.
Inc walks are needed at each of the
intersections
I. j. Flannery, of Grimes & Flannery.
Of the Arlington hotel. has selected
plans for an eishteen-room building to
be erected at Pttston avenue and
Cherry street The structure will be
for hotel purposes.
Rev Martin Fleming, assistant priest
at 81. Johns church. has returned from
visit at Harrisburg.
a special meeting of Columbus coun-
ell, Young Mems Institute, was held
last night. Many Of the arrangements
for the coming picnic of the council
were given merited attention.
A daughter was born to Permanent
man Edward knellar, of the Century
Hose company, Tuesday.
The South Scranton base ball team
and countless friends will go to North
Scranton tomorrow afternoon, where
our local club will play the Eureka
CLUB for the amateur championship of
the county.
Mrs. Jacob Buck and children will re-
turn to their home at York today from
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs Matthias
Schneider, of Alder street, the parents
OF Mrs. Buck.
Merchant tailor Joseph Albrecht of
Cedar avenue, has returned from a
business trip to. New York city.
The committee OF the Scranton Ath-
letic club, which managed the dedica-
tory exercises and dance of that or
ganization, Tuesday night last, will
meet at the club rooms tomorrow af-
ternoon at o'clock.
Hotelman Charles Mirtz, of Cedar
avenue, and Grocer George Engle, of
Alder street, spent Thursday at Lake
Ariel fishing. Their efforts were well
rewarded.
At meeting of the Junger Maenner-
chor, held last night at Hotel Best il
was decided to conduct an excursion
this summer. A committee comprising.
James f. Best. T.. j. and Otto Robin
son, John Skunk and Fred. Hermans
was appointed to make arrangements.
The committee will hold its first meet
Ing Monday night.
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FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

The funeral OF the late Daniel Hag-
gerty will take place from his resi-
dence, 915 jackson street, this morning
at 1880 o'clock. High mass of requiem
will be sung in st. Patrick's Catholic
church. and interment will be made in
Cathedral cemetery.
The funeral of Ben John will take
place this afternoon from the residence
of a relative on Everett avenue at
o'clock. Interment will be made in
Washhuru street cemetery.
a high mass Of requiem will he cele-
brated at st. Patrick's church at
o'clock this morning over the remains
of the late Amos Embrey. Interment
terry
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MINoOKA.

John Coyne, of Butte, Montana, is
the guest of Peter LoWery.
Misses Sarah Crane and Mamie
Cooke will leave today for a few
weeks sojourn in New York.
Rowland Davis, for eight years mine
foreman at the new No. shaft Of
the Greenwood Coal company, has been
transferred to Latin. He will be sue
ceeded by Thomas L. Jones, mine fore
man at old No. l. Mr.. Davis will
assume his duties at his new charge
Monday.
Miss II. NJ. Thomas. of West Pitts
ton, visited Miss Lizzie Lowering, Of
Greenwood yesterday.
Miss Anna Lowering is i'll at her
home in Greenwood.
The base ball boycott has enshrouded
the town in Oblivion and the indica-
tions are that business will be status
quo during this season.
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visiting Mrs. William Ehrhardt, of
Delaware street.
Miss Nellie Sharpless and Miss Nina
Williams, Of Nanticoke, are visiting
Miss Morris, of Storrs avenue.
Miss Lizzie Davis, of Ferdinand
street, is the guest of relatives in
Moosic.
Miss Nellie Flynn of Ashley, is Wis
iting Miss Kate Eeary, of Won Storch
avenue.
o. d. Meyers, o. P. Miller, A. Palmer
and Frank Miller are fishing at Maple
wood, Wayne county
Patrick Heffron, of Brick avenue, has
returned from an extended trip in the
west.
Miss Margaret Reese and John
Hughes. of Wilkes-Ba who were
married by the Rev. w. r. Davis on
Thursday, will leave for New York to-
day. They were the guests Of Mrs.
Hughes sister, Mrs. Daniel Evans, of
Parker street.
Mrs. John Phillips, of Summit ave-
nue., and Mrs. David Jones, of Brick
avenue, attended the funeral of the
late Mrs. Margaret Cobleigh, at Taylor,
yesterday.
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Barre association has building valued
at $20,000
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.


George T. Grihiths has been elected
club to succeed Frank B. Reese.
The employees OF the Bellevue, Dodge
and oxford mines received their month
ly pay yesterday.
The first annual picnic of the Tripp
Park Hose company will be held this
afternoon and evening in Tripp's grove.
Good music for dancing will be fur
nished by the committee, and several
contests among the ladies will be de-
cided
The Womans' Foreign Missionary So
ciety OF the Simpson Methodist Episco-
pal church, held their regular meeting
last evening at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles II. Acker on Fsirview
avenue. Several matters of import
ance were discussed, and refreshments
were served before the ladies dparted.
The second regular meeting OF the
Saturday Night club will be held at
the home of VIII Hutton, 1410 Jackson
street, this evening. Palmer Williams
will read a paper on Current Topics"
and a report of the plan and scope Of
the organization will be made by the
president. All members are expected
to be present.
John Williams, the 9-year-old son of
Daniel Williams. of Bellevue, had his
fingers mashed yesterday, while riding
on wagon loaded with stone.
A new lodge of the Knights of Honor
was instituted in Morgnns' hall last
evening by Grand Reporter William j.
Robinson. OF Erie, and Grand Secre-
tary W. II. Allison of Allentown. on
GERS were elected and the constitution
and bylaws adopted. Mayor Moir was
present and made a short address.
About thirty-two members were en-
rolled. Refreshments were served.
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=. Y. p. u, ELECT OFFICERS,

The Baptist Young Peoples union of
the First Welsh Baptist church held a
regular business meeting in the lee
ture room of the church last evening
and elected officers for the ensuing
term. The selections were as follows:
President, Rev p. d. Hopkins; first
vice president, David J. Davis; second
vice president, Luther Lewis; record
ing and corresponding secretary, Eliza
beth Hughes: financial secretary. Cath
crime Phillips treasurer Sarah Mer-
edith: librarians. John Evans and
Thomas II. Davis; chorster, Hugh
Williams; assistant chorister. Thomas
Thorburn; organist, Elizabeth Hughes:
assistant OrSanist, Margaret Jones;
doorkeeper, Edmund Lewis; Junior
leaders, Sarah Meredith and Jennie
jenkins; tellers, Mrs. Thomas II.
Davis and Luther Lewis.
The new president. Rev. Hopkins. is
now in Wales, but will assume charge
of the pastorate of the church the first
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YOUNG PEOPLE ENTERTAINED,

YOUNG PEOPLE ENTERTAINER.
Miss Nellie Pearce, of Nay Aug ave-
nue., was aGrceably surprised at her
home Thursday evening by a large
party of her friends. The diversions
customary on such an occasion We're
enjoyed.
The visitors We're the Misses Lizzie
Maldeman. Laura Gabriel. Iva Mislop,
Grace Biddleman, Rachel Phillips, Ruth
Parry, Margaret Jarvis, Margaret Ed
wards, Rena Edwards and Nellie
Pearce, Griffith Thomas, David Evans,
Thomas Carwardine, John Jones, Rob-
ert Lake, Garfield Davis, Oswell Price,
William Thomas, Harry Kelly and
William Lewis.
Miss Emma Hawley, of Leggetts
street, entertained a party of young
people at her home Thursday evening.
During the evening, Miss Edith Davis
and Hayden Davis played duets, Ed
mund Evans recited and Hector Davis
sang. Games were also provided.
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NEWS OF THE CHURCHES.

Rev. Peter Roberts, Of Olyphant, will
preach i'm the Puritan Congregational
church tomorrow at both services.
Services will be held at the Welsh
Baptist church, Wayne avenue, tomor-
row at the usual hours. Preaching
both morning and evening by the pas
tor, Rev. w. f. Davis. The morning
service will be in the Welsh language
and the evening i'm English. Bible
school at p. m. Rehearsal for Chill
dren's day after Sunday school.
The usual services OF the Methodist
Episcopal church will he held tomor-
row, At 1870 a. m. Rev. e. II. Nughan,
d. D., will preach. Sunday school at 2
p, M. and Epworth league at Gas p. m.
The pastor will preach at 7.30 p. IN.
Rev w. C. Watkins will preach to-
morrow in the North Main Avenue Bap-
tist church. Baptism and communion
will be administered at the morning
service, Evening subject, Christian
Union"
Rev. u. NJ. George, of PiHston, will
preach tomorrow at both services in
the Welsh Congregational church on
West Market street. Rev. Mr. George
is very able divine and an excellent
preacher.
At the Presbyterian church tomor-
row the pastor, Rev. George r. Guild,
d. D., will give at the morning service
a review of the Presbyterian General
Assemblys session in Minneapolis
Mimi, which he attended last month
as a delegate, Short evening service
at 73O o'clock. Sunday school at noon;
Endeavor society meeting at 6.35 p. m
At the Christian church tomorrow the
pastor, Rev. r. w. Clymer, viii preach.
His theme in the morning will be THE
Spirit that Conquers," and in the even
ing 1.-The Good Samaritan"
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NORTH SCRANTON NEWS.
Marquette Council Members Have
Occupied Their New Rooms in St.
Mary's Hall--Social Affairs.
General News Notes.

Marquette council. No. 423, Young
Mems Institute, has removed to st.
Mary's hall from the Crippen building
on North Main avenue, which they had
occupied for the last three years.
Owing to the large and steady increase
of membership this move was neces-
Sary.
The new quarters are handsomely
furnished. Next Monday evening an
important meeting will be held, at
which every member is requested to be
present.
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William Schiverbenz, of Bellevue, and
Samuel Mitchell, of 401 Stone avenue,
sustained severe injuries yesterday af-
ternoon. They have been employed on
the new boiler room addition to the
Scranton Axle works. While on a
high scaffolding the support of that
temporary structure gave away.
Schiverbenz saw the impending dam
ger and jumped. Mitchell went down
with the scaffolding and was injured
the most. DR.. Manley was called and
attended the men. Schiverbenz' in
juries consist of only a sprained ankle
and a few bruises.
Mitchell sustained two fractures ribs,
and it is feared that he is suffering
from internal injuries.
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INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION.

Mrs II. w. Palmer, of Wilkes Barre.
the originator of the society known as
the Boys Industrial association, which
has been so successfully conducted in
Lu2erne county, COntemplateS the es-
tahishment of a branch among the
working boys Of West Scranton.
The movement started with the hold
ing of entertainments every Saturday
evening for the breaker mine, shop and
mill boys and has since been carried
on without interruption. The Wilkes
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OFFICERS INSTALLED.

Wahnetta Rebekah lodge, No. 90. of
West Scranton, installed the following
officers Thursday evening: Noble
grand. Mrs. Finch; vice. grand, Mrs.
Eta PUlhemus; assistant secretary,
Mrs. Glaze.
Deputy Grand Master Mrs. Phoebe
Skiilhorn conducted the ceremonies,
after which cake and ice cream were
served and a social time enjoyed by
all. Visitors from Factoryville, Arch
bald and Green Ridge were present.
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DUNMoRE.

Dunmore council, No. 1922, Junior Or
der United American Mechanics, will
hold their first regular meeting in
their new hall. Odd Fellows building,
tonight.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Dun
more Presbyterian church, held it's
regular meeting at the house OF Mrs.
w. II. Teeter. There was a large
attendance and very enjoyable time.
The returns amounted to $2l. The
society will run an excursion to Lake
Ariel, June 20.
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AMONG THE Y. w. c. A.

DR.. Aimee White gave practical
talk TO a number of women at the
rooms last evening, which was thor
oughly appreciated and enjoyed.
The gospel meeting at the rooms to-
morrow afternoon at 3.45 O'clock will
be conducted by Miss Abbie Hancock.
Mrs. A. L. Ramer will sing a solo, and
Mrs. Hayden Ashley will preside at the
piano. New music books will be fur
nished.
The choral society will hold meet
ing at the rooms on Monday evening.
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Sunday in August, and meantime Vice.
President David J. Davis will conduct
the meetings of the society. There will
be no session next Friday evening, ow-
ing to the convention at West Plttston,
and at the meeting two weeks hence,
Rev. Robert T.. Y. Pierce, pastor of the
Penn Avenue Baptist church, will give
an address. The meetings, henceforth,
will begin promptly at 745 o'clock. A
large delegation will attend the Pitts
ton convention.
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kind of clear golden transparence is
beautiful enough for queens to wear
and kings to give their favorites; no
wonder that it has again become at
tractive to the butterflies of fashion,
who may tire of their pretty play
things. but will always return to them
in due time, as a child returns with
new joy to long forgotten toy.
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FELL FROM A PORCH,

Joseph, the siX-year-old child of Mr..
and Mrs. Ziba Phillips, of 225 Edwards
court, sustained painful injuries Thurs
day afternoon by falling from a porch
in the rear of Nathan Evans grocery
store on South Main avenue. The child
had climbed to the top of a small rail-
ing on the porch and fell a distance Of
fifteen feet.
Or. j. j. Roberts was called and found
that the Chld's nose was broken, the
scalp was lacerated, lip split, and one
eye bruised. The injuries are not
serious.
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A movement is on foot for a grand
reception to be rendered the national
grand officers of the Order of American
True Ivoritcs in the near future. Grand
President Richard H.Williams, of Devil
SAINT lodge: Grand Treasurer Roger
Evans, of Robert Morris lodge, and
Grand Secretary John j. Evans, of
Cariad Lawn lodge, all reside in this
city, and We're chosen at the national
convention. recently held in New York
city. Representatives of the above So
cieties together with a committee
from Thomas jefferson lodge of Taylor,
will confer and complete the arrange
ments.
At the regular meeting of Robert
Morris lodge Thursday evening Howell
Harris, David j. Davies, esq, and
Louis A. Howell were appointed a COM
mitteG to confer with the representa-
tives of the three other lodges. The
semi-annual nomination Of officers was
also made as follows: President, James
NJ. Powell; vice president, Howell
Harris and John r. Edwards; record
ing and corresponding secretary, David
J. Davis, esq; financial secretary,
Louis A. Howell; treasurer, John ].
Davies; conductor, Daniel jay Reese
and Charles i. Daniels; inner guard,
David Owens; outer guard, John T.
Edwards; steward. Dr. r. G. Beddoe
The election will occur one week from
next Thursday evening.
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GREEN RIDGE.

Tooth brushes, all sizes and prices.
The finest in the city at Manners phar-
macy, 920 Green Ridge street. /"
Sponges of all descriptions for bath,
also the Loofah or Egyptian wash rag,
a great novelty for the bath, at Man
ners, No. 920 Green Ridge street. ~
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GATHERED In
SOUTH SCRANTON
NUMBER OF PERSONS INJURED
IN VARIOUS WAYS.

William Schiverbenz and Samuel
Mitchell Fall from a Scaffold at
Axle Works--Peter Schneider Shot
in the Leg-"Sizing UP" Social
Conducted by the Loyalty Club of
the Y. w. c. Anew Cross Walks
That Are to Be Laid in the Twen-
tieth Ward.
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Heavenly.

Minnie--You were at the grand opera
last evening, weren't YOU?
Grace--Ycs, l saw you there, Wasn't it
lovely?
Minnio--PerfcCtly grand. ! had such a
nice chance to talk with Will for, Of
course they sang in Italian, so we could
not understand what is was about any
way. and didn't have to listen to the dia-
lOGue.
Graco-Why, that's just the way It was
with Charlie ana me, How ridiculous!-
Cleveland Leader.
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OBITUARY.

Mrs. Caroline Wirth died at her resi-
dence on Pittston avenue yesterday
morning at o'clock She was 60 years
OF age May II last. Deceased was a wo-
man highly respected by the many who
knew her She was resident of South
Scranton for many years, The remains
were removed to the home OF her son,
by her first husband, julius Hartman,
os Birch street. The following children
survive her: Julius, George, Peter,
Charles, Louis, Henry and Philip Hart
man, of this city; Mrs. Kate Barden, of
Rochester, N. y, and Mrs. Lottie Sun
day. The funeral will take place tomor-
row afternoon. Rev. w. A, Nordt will
oihciate at the services.
Silas Reese, OF 1876 South Garfield ave-
nue., disd yesterday after a lingering ILL
ness. Deceased is survived by a wife,
two sons and one daughter. The funeral
will occur tomorrow afternoon at 3
O'Clock at the house. Rev l., r. Foster,
M, A., of the Sumner Avenue Presbs te-
rian church, will officiate, Interment will
be made in Washburn street cemetery.
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OF A PERSONAL NATURE.

Miss Nellie Wells, of Hoboken, N. j.,
who was visiting friends here, returned
home yesterday.
Alton Meade is i'll with typhoid fever
at his home on East Market street.
Miss Amelia Jeitz, of Honesdale, is