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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-03
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

Mrs. Thomas Carr. of SOut!. Sum.
mer avenue, entertained I party OF
young people at All halloween party
on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Carr was
assisted by her daughters, Misses
Emma and Caro.!iie.
The board of directors of the Electric
Cit" Wheelmen me- list evening and
di%,' Led of several matter: p"r!ni:..
ing to the wc'fl."n Of the club.
Local union No. 1912. of the United
Mine Workers of Aemrica, met in
special session in D. d. Evans hall
last evening and acted upon several
matters of interest to the members.
Miss Ressie Erunnell, of Price
street. is recovering from an attack
of appendicitis.
Misses Jennie Morgan, Elizabeth
deth attended Halloween party in
Wilkes Barre on Wednesday evening.
Rev. Hugh Davis will lead the gospel
meeting at the West Scranton Young
Wonen's Christian association rooms
corner of Main avenue and Scranton
street, tomorrow afternoon at 3:45
O'Clock. All the young women are
heartily invited.
i"'Si.tt"ttHIit COuIcIl, mo. 100, lIOyil
Arcunum, entertained Grand Regent
Webster c. Weiss. of Bethlehem. at
Ivorite hall last evening. Mr.. Weiss
IS making an official visit to the coun-
ellis in this city and speaks for the
good Of the order at the various meet
ings. Members of the council also
spoke. and at the close of the meeting
Il smoker and refreshments were en-
joyed.
Petitions for signers who favor the
West Iackawanna avenue viaduct are
in the hands of r. Fellows Mason,
Clarke Bros, G. +. Daniels, d. D.
Evans. w. e. Thayer, John ]. Davies.
Many names have already been en-
rolled and they will be submitted to
the mayor. urging him to approve Of
tho ordinance.
Thomas Reynolds of 327 Thirteenth
street. was run over by car while
at work in the mines yesterday and
slightly injured. DR.. Reynolds is at
tending him.
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South Scranton Young Womcns Christian asso-
citation, will be one doubly interesting. Talks
OH the recent state convention of the Young
Women's Christian association, held last week
at Reading. will be given by Mrs. L. NJ. Gates,
Mrs. W. 7. llackett, Miss Helena Clark and
Miss Rowlantls. Special music will also be ren-
dered
Willard Megargle. of the South Side Cash,
store, while delivering goods on East Mountain
yesterday morning in one horse wagon, had
an exciting experience, and only through cool
hess OH his part ayerted serious accident
While coming down the mountain on un.
freGrientcd road, which was full of round stones
and bouldcrs, the horse slipped three times and
and overturned the wagon and was about to dash
down the steep incline when Mr.. Megargle made
spring for the horses head and succeeded
in stopping him. Fortunately, not much dam
age was done.
Vote for Emil Bonn for recorder
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DUNMoRE D0INGs
Celebration at the Home of MI. and
Mrs. Clarence Jackson-Services
in the Churches Tomorrow.

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence jackson
was merry one on Thursday afternoon, the
occasion being the scvcnty.siyth birthday of
Grandmother Jackson, who, in spite OF her three
score and ten years, is hale happy old soul
and the joy of the children. The rooms of the
home We're prettily decorated with palms and
chrysanthcmuns. Al seaSonable hour dinner
was announced and all sat down 10 suinptuous
repast. Later in The afternoon the circle was
broken up and all retired TO their homes.
Those present were the children, grandchildren
and great grandchildren and close friend, Mrs
4. Iiurbr.
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SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.

Tho Century Hose company held most sue
cessiu ball last night in Athletic hall, which
was participated in by hundreds OF South
scranton's young people Music for the occa,
sion was furnished by the llngsold orchestra.
The committee in charge WAS Charles Wirth,
Robert 0'Donnell, William Tanner John Reif
and Louis Scheucr.
The South Side base ball club held highly
successful ball in Workingman's hail. Alder
street, last night. Quite large sum of money
was realized, to pay the expenses incurred dur.
ing the past season,
The sunday afternoon Go,pel meeting of ths
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Endorse Reynolds.

The North End Glee society has
adopted the following resolutions. With
refer .lce to the candidacy of r. JEFF
ferson Reynolds:
Whereas, Mr. T. Jefferson Reynolds being a
member OF the executive committee OF this club,
and having always taken lively interest in our
welfare, being one of the most active and faith
full members of said committee; and
Whereas. Said T. j. Reynolds being a candi-
date for legislative honors, believing him to he
capable man in every respect; therefore, be it
Resolved, That we. the members of the North
End Glee society, indorse his candidacy and
pledge ourselves to support him at the poles on
election day, Nov. G.
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PARK PLACE.

Mrs. Luther Price, OF Hyde Park, and Mrs.
James Early, of Ayoca, spent Thursday with
Mrs. J. s. Prtclard, OF s25 Court street.
Mrs. G. V. Terwilliger, OF Providence road, Is
spending few days with Mrs. Frank Terwilli-
ger, of Ilonesdale
W. NJ. Fnn's new home on Providence road
is nearly finished
George Thayer, Of Diamond avenue, is out.
after two weeks illness.
Miss Blanche Trip, daughter Of @. Q. Trip,
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Funeral Announcements.

Tho funeral of the late Mrs. Thomas
Jarvis will take place tomorrow after
noon from the house, 503 North Hyde
Park avenue. Services will be held at
the house at o'clock. Interment Will
be made in Washburn street cemetery.
The funeral will be private.
Services over the remains of the
late Charles J. Morgan wcra held at
the house on Price street at " o'clock
yesterday afternoon. 1rternent was
made in Washburn street cemetery.
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NORTH SCRANTON
OPENING ROOMS OF THE REPUB-
LICAN CLUB.

Portion Of the Address Delivered by
7. j. Reynolds, the Republican
Candidate for the Legislature-Res
olutions Adopted by the North End
Glee Society-Fire Alarm Sent in
from Box 73 at Bulls Head--Only
Small Amount of Damage Done.
Shorter Paragraphs.
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Political Mass Meetings.

The Prohibitionists of the First
Legislative district held an open air
mass meeting last evening at South
Main avenue and Hampton street. Adj
dresses were delivered by Conner y.
Reese and others. a similar meeting
will be held at Main avenue and jack
son street this evening.
Timothy ID. Hayes and John j. Hart
will deliver addresses at Main ave-
iiuc ana Jackson street this evening
on the issues of the campaign.
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OBITUARY..

Thomas Byron, aged q years, n well known
and highly respected young man, died Thursday
evening at the home al his mother, Mrs, Gather
inc Byron. OF sal Birch street. The young man
was graduate OF the Scranton High school,
class OF 'Cj, and was graduated from the Blooms
burg state Normal school last June. lie is
survived by the following sisters and brothers.:
Bryan, John, Michael, Daniel, Martha Sister NJ.
Ancetus OF ST. Joseph's iiome, South Troy, n.
y, and Belinda Funeral Monday at . Il, IN.
1ntermcnt at Hyde Park cemetery.
The death Of Mrs. J. r. Osgood occurred at
her home, sl4 Richter street, Tenth ward last
evening. She is survived by her husband and
four children; her mother, Mrs. Mary Conley,
and three sisters, Annie and Kate Conley, for
merly of Moscow, and Mrs. Thomas Mulherin, Of
Everett avenue. Funeral at 80 p. m satur-
day from her late residence, sA Richter street.
lntel1nent at Cathedral cemetery.
The sad news reached the city last night
Of the death of Miss Elizabeth Green, daugh
ter of the late r. \. Green, OF Wilkes. BARRE.
which occurred Yesterday at the home OF her
mother, on Academy street. She was a beautiful
girl who had large circle Of friends in Scran
ton, where the family lived until the last few
years Mrs. Green is particularly afflicted in
the death of her only daughter, having suffered
the loss of her father mother and husband
within short time.
Thomas Z. Dcen. son OF the late Perry Deem,
OF Damille, died last night at his home at that
place" lie was 2s years or age. Mrs W. NJ.
Gardner, OF Quincy avenue, was a sister OF the
deceased. Mr.. Deens father died in Septem'
ber
l.. d. Kemmerer, OF Factoryvile. died at his
home yesterday afternoon. The funeral will be
held Monday at 2. 80 o'clock.
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Mrs. Elizabeth A. Boyle, Dunmore:
Mrs. Heron, Oswald Jones, George L.
Mccarthy. Mrs. Flynn, jackson street;
Mrs. Mary Mccarthy, Miss Nellie Me-
Carthy, Mrs. Carey, Lafayette street;
G. A. Sisk, Mrs. II. Kane, Miss ida
Murphy. Clarke Bros. Scranton Times.
scranton Republican and Scranton
Truth
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Short News Notes.

Miss Bessie shepherd has returned home from
pleasant visit OF three weeks spent with
friends in New York city.
Mrs W. +. Burley OF Webster avenue, whose
condition was improving, suffered sinking spell
yesterday morning and her condition remains
very serious at this writing.
Miss Gertrude Hughes was agreeably surprised
by number of her friends at her home ON
South Blakey street Thursday evening.
Henry Miller, OF Pleasant Mount, is guest
Of Mr. q. }. Miller, OF South Bakely street.
Arthur Fowler, OF Jermyn, is guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. L. ID, Bovard, Of North Blakely street
Thomas English, OF Binghamton. y. ", is
spending few days with friends in town.
Nota for AVillion, ID 7 au,,, 20, Al.
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For a Cold in the Head
Laxative Bromo- -Quinine Tablets.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by
MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
WHILE TEETIilNG;; with PERFECT SUCCESS,
A,LAYs all PAIN; CURES WIND collie, and
(, the best remedy for DlARRHOEA. Sold by
druggists in every part OF the world. BE sure
and ask for "Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup. -
and take no other kind twenty-five cents a
bottle.
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Donations During October.

The board of directors of st. Pat
rlck'S Orphanage acknowledge with
thanks the following donation from
friends during the month of October:
Hearnc & Son, Ieidler's bakery, Plus
Hoffmeier, G.. McGovern, Mrs. Grewer,
Miss Jones, Mrs. Reed, Miss Conlcn,
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laces, Trimmings, Ribbons
And Latest Fancy Neckwear
For Women Who
Follow the Fashions.

Our Lace aud Trimming Department is at it's very
very best now 1t fairly overows with novelties and the
newest things for the adornmeut of beautiful women
Lace Nets, Spaugled aud Jeted Nets, God Leaf Ap-
pllque Trimmings, Russian Lace Applique Fine Hem.
stitched Silks in black and white Gold Embroideries
etc, with narrow styles match. Besides these favor
ties we show everything in dress trimmings that fash
ion calls for aud leave no desirable materials out of
stock.
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Ladies' SmartcSt NcCkWear

Has grown to be such fad that it requ res constant
care and study to keep pace with the new creations
and ideas that are constantly claiming attention We
save busy women the trouble of devotng precious time
terests at all times New Velvet Collars in all shapes
and shades, Lace, Silk and Chiffon Ties Ruches in
Chenille Liberty Silk Chiffon, in black and even
, ing shades.
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Taylor Christmas Eisteddfod

Musical and literary people of West
Scranton are much Interested in the
eisteddfod to be held at Tavlor on
Christmas day. and the official pro-
Eramme recently issued will be OF
interest to competitors. A prize of
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-03
ACCUSED HIM
OF SCABBING
BRAKEMAN AND CONDUCTOR
QUARREL OVER STRIKE.

Langan and John Mulligan
Engaged in an Argument and It
Wound Up in Mix-Up in Which
Knife Was Used-Eisteddfod at
Taylor on Christmas Day-Social
Events, Political Meetings, Funeral
Announcements, News Notes and
Personal Mention.
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THE MISSES BELL,
78 & SO Fifth Avenue, New York

of Providence road, is out after . sssioss Ill
ness.
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And the Great Ribbon Department

: Offers inducements too numerous to mention. 1t is
complete in detail, economic in price and so perfectly
adjusted to the needs of the hour that if YOU know
what You want and it is fashionable, you can find it
here. Today aud tomorrow make a special show
ing OF novelties in these two great departments aud
as an nduceeut to visitors. offer tor Saturday only
NO. 40 Silk Taffeta Ribbons hemstitced and in all the
shades for street evening wear at
10 Cents a Yard.
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Vote for William r. Lewis for dis
trict attorney.
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Vote for George NJ. Watson for Judge,
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-11

Chinese and japanese dishes and spoons in
dainty designs being used at the tables.
On Saturday afternoon in honor OF Miss
Parrotte Mrs. 5. r. Rush and Mrs. Hughes
entertained a number OF their women
friends.
Mrs. James McCullough's second Dundee
afternoon was largely attended last Wodnes-
day and very much enjoyed by the women
present.
sunday evening services are held regu-
larly in the school house with attractive
programs, Last sunday evening Rev. |. l.,
Leavitt oflciated.
On Friday Mrs. Il. V. Heaford gave an
afternoon company, the cutting Of silhouettes
from white paper being the chief feature
OF the afternoon. Mrs. Mccullough won the
prize for the best head, a charming picture
in blue and white enamel.
On Saturday Mrs. James w. Hamilton en-
tertained twelve women at luncheon in
honor OF Miss P~arrottc. The table decora-
lions we're in green and white. n large bunch
Of bride roses forming the centcrpiece and
adjoining each plate. Miss Parrotte was pre-
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-11

The funeral services Of Ralph w. kolls,
late of Company l., First Nebraska rogi-
mcut. L. 5. V. will be held at the Thurs
ton Rifles armory. Douglas and Seven
tcenth streets. today at $50 The services
will be conducted by Rev. Or. Wheeler OF
the First Presbyterian church of SOUTH
Omaha.
The body will lie i'm state at the armory
between Il and ? o'clock today under a
guard selected from hus comrades, the
public can visit tho armory between the
hours mentioned and are also invited to at
tend the funeral services.
Seats will he reserved for the family and
South omaha friends, his comrades, the
South Omaha Sons of Veterans, Omaha
Guards, Thurston Rifles aud Ladies' Thurs
ton Rifles auxiliary.
The body will he escorted to- Prospect Nill
cemetery by the Thurston Rifles, omaha
Guards and Sons of Veterans and VIII be
given a military burial in the Company l.
Crhurston Rifles lot.
The funeral will be under the direction OF
Captain w, T.. ~Stockhnm of the Thutston
Rifles. The seventh Ward band will be in
the procession,
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-11
Movements aud whereabouts.

movements III htFeNDOu'r
Mr.. Martin Meyer has gone to New York.
Mrs. James Preston cf Denver is the guest
of Miss Orcutt.
Miss Georgia Krug is now visiting Miss
Gertie Wolston of Galveston, Tex.
Mrs. 7. C. Kimball and Miss Kimball are
at Park hotel, Hot Springs, Ark.
Mrs. Luther Kountze and Miss Webster
have gone to Chicago for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hake leave today for Cuba.
They will spend a few days in Chicago.
Mrs, Ralph Shepard leaves for Chicago this
week, to be the guest of Mrs. Ned Kessler.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Reichenberg left last
night to spend a fortnight in Cincinnati and
Chicago.
Mrs. II. S. James of 1921 Emmett street
left Saturday evening for st. Paul, to be
gone two weeks.
Mrs. w. D.. Rector left Saturday for a
weeks stay with her sister, Mrs. Charles
Scovil of Chicago.
Miss Libbie Withheld left last evening for
Cincinnati, to visit relatives. She will be
absent three weeks.
MI. and Mrs. Ralph Crandall left last
evening for Laramie, where they will make
their future home.
Captain Grote Hutchinson and bride will
arrive in Omaha today and will take apart
ments at the Willard.
Mrs. Rome Miller, accompanied by Mrs.
Patton of Des Moines, has gone to San
Francisco for the winter.
Miss Swensberg will have Miss Webster
of Chicago as her guest next week, for whom
she will give a dancing party Wednesday
evening.
Miss Marcy Salisbury left last wenl for
Chicago, where she will be the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Ned Kessler and Miss Florence
Hutchins.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Sutherland, re-
Gently Of 1906 Capitol avenue, have taken
housekeeping apartments at the Albion,
South Tenth street.
Mrs. l.. H. Bigelow of Chicago and little
daughters, Ellen and Dorothy, are visiting
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. ]. Anderson,
2775 Webster street.
Mr.. II. w. Bevan of the American Chicory
company, sails for Italy Sunday on the
Prince Bismarck by way of England. He
will be absent two months.
Prof. A. H. Waterhouse, principal of the
High school, and his wife, went to Waterloo,
Neb., yesterday in response to a telegram
that Mrs. Warehouses; father was very i'll.
Mr.. LOOMS McKim of Norfolk, who has
recently accepted a position with The Bee
as travelling solicitor, spent a few days in
the city, the guest of W.. H. Sutherland and
wife.
Mrs. r.. E. Pease is home from a year
abroad, spent in England, Germany and
switzerland. She was accompanied by her
niece, Miss Jewell Wood, who after a short
visit will return to her home in Kansas
CITY
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-11
Weddings and engagements.

The engagement of Miss Clara Turner
sister of Mrs. N. B. Balcomb, TO Mr.. Charles
Battelle is announced.
Miss Charlotte Bowen. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William R. Molthrop, was united
in marriage to Mr.. Louis Vierling Wednes-
day, February Z, at Chicago.
Mrs. C. d. Horgan and Mr.. ]. E. Haley
both of Colorado, were married at the Trim
ity Methodist church, Los Angeles, at high
noon, February 5. They will make thei,
home at San Bernardino.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nash have issued in,
vitations to the marriage of their daughter
Miss Adeline, to Mr. George Meyers of Du-
buque, la. The wedding will take place al
St. Johns Catholic church at IL o'clocR
February 81.
Mr.. Harry H~ardwicke of Lincoln was
married to Miss Anna c.. Lewis Wednesday
at high noon at Kountze Memorial church,
Only relatives were present. Rev. Trefz ofti
ciated. The church was adorned with quaint
ties of cut flowers and palms..
Miss Grace Carter, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. Carter, was united in matrimony &c
Mr.. George b. Haynes Wednesday evening
at s o'clock at the home of the brides par
ents. Rev. Clyde Cissel, assisted by Rev
James Haynes, father of the groom, offici'
ated. The home was deliberately adorned
with roses and palms. After the ceremony
q sumptuous supper was served. Mr.. and
Mrs. Haynes will make their home for the
present at the Millard hotel.
The marriage OF Mr.. William B. White.
horn of this city to Miss Jennie Good Of
Danpille, H., was solemnized at the home
of the bride on Monday. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Willis Parsons of the
First Congregational church of Danville, the
house being tastefully decorated for the oc,
casion with smilaX and English ivy. The
attendant OF the bride was her sister, Miss
Clara Good, Mr.. Albert Good acting as besI
man. Following the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Whitehorn returned to Omaha by way Of
ST. Louis, where they spent several days as
the guests of Miss Fannie Harkins. Miss
Good was a well known society girl of Dan,
Vile, having grown to womanhood in that
city. Mr., Whitehorn is employed in the ta>
commissioners Office and is well known in
social and political circles. Mr.. and Mrs
Whitehorn will make their residence al
1862 Douglas street.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-11
OMAHA IBURBs.
Florence

fiofehcfs
Charles Brewer went to Calhoun Weducs-
dav on a business trip.
Mrs. J. W. Fisher Of Omaha visited Mrs.
Jacob Weber, jr, Monday.
VIII Shipley Of Calhoun visited relatives
here Saturday and sunday.
Captain Frank Reynolds was a business
visitor in Omaha Saturday.
Mr.. Frank L. Tracy and Miss Ida Miller
were visitors in Omaha Saturday.
Miss Harriet Hunt visited with friends
anl relatives in Omaha Saturday and sunday.
Mr j. Potter from Blair, Neb., visited
his brother. NJ. b. Potter, a couple Of days
this week.
Mr.. Myers of Langdon. Mo, is here visit.
ins his daughter, Mrs. James Q. B%reneman,
for a few days.
Miss Jessie George, a former resident OF
This place, now of Omaha, was here wednes-
day visiting friends.
Miss Jennie Story. a teacher in the pub.
lie schools here, visited her parents in Te-
kamah, Neb., Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Leathy King, who has been at Wayne,
Neh, for the last three months, returned
here Friday and will remain here for tho
present.
H''uaii' q government engineer,
started a gang OF men cutting willows near
Cut-Oh lake Thursday, preparatory to do
ing some riprapping near here.
David Gallop and family, who went to CAL
itornia nearly a year ago, returned here
Friday and will probably make this their
future home as both Mr.. and Mrs. Gallon
were raised here.
There has been a large quantity of ice
harvested here the last few days of this
week, as 1t is getting late in the year and
everyone is rushing things to get a good
supply on hand while the cold weather Iasts.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-11
Henson.

A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. An
derson Thursday, February s..
The NJ. X. l.. S. will meet at the home of
Mr.. Tindell next Friday night.
Mrs. William Graybach visited with
friends in Benson on last Monday.
The schools were dismissed last Thursday
on account of the very bad weather.
Miss Maud Lowe, who has been confined
TO her home with a severe cold, is again
able to be out.
Mrs. George Hawkin and children have
returned from a visit with relatives and
friends in Stanton.
The revival meetings of last week were
discontinued for a few nights on account of
the severe cold weather.
Services will be held at the Methodist
Episcopal church today at II a. m. by Rev.
Mr.. Luce. Special services tonight and this
week.
Mr.. George Richards and Miss Maggie
Dunn were married last Wednesday even
ing at the home of the brides parents, a few
miles west of Benson.
Miss Matte Nevins was called home from
Omaha a week ago on account of the illness
of Mr.. Nevins, who had a paralytic stroke,
from which he is somewhat recovered now.
The drama, Tony, the Convict" given by
the Benson Dramatic club last Friday and
Saturday nights, at the Benson town hall,
was a grand success, a large number at
tending both nights, and the acting was
good. The following is the cast of char
acters: Tony Warren Convict, Mr.. G. w.
Fox; Weary Wayside Chenchman), OHM
Mcclure, James Barclay (villain), C. L. Sell
leck; Phil Warburton Csocial LEADER, Frank
Kellar; Judge Van Cruger, f. A. Steiger;
Mrs. Van Cruger, Gertie Mcclure Warden
Burrows and Jackson (negro), George Rich
ards; Lena, Miss Maud Hibbard; Miss Sedley
told maid, Ruth Hogan; Sally (seI want
girD, Pearl Lowe. An orchestra furnished
music between acts.