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the year, and shall elect the following
officers: President. vice-president. sec
rotary. treasurer and such other Off
acers and standing committees as the
bylaws may provide. and shall elect
such delegates to the Territorial Com
nittee as It may BE- entitled to-
Sec l. Each District Committee shall
be entitled TO elect TO the Territorial!
Central Committee az many delegates
as the election district is entitled TO IN
the Territorial House Of Representa-
lives
See. 5. Any duly enrolled Republican
shall be eligible as a delegate 10 the
Territorial Committee from the dis
t1ict IL which he resides
Sec 6. Each District Committee shall
be charged with the general care and
supervision q the affairs Of the party
within its district. subject TO these
rules and regulations. Ii shall take
such measures as IL deems necessary
and expedieEt TO secure the organiza
ton and maintenance CT precinct clubs
in every precinct and secure the CO.
opeIat OF ali Republican voters with
the party Organization and shall. under
the control OF the Territorial Commit
tee, have charge CT all campaigns in
the district. II shall decide all disputes
from the precinct organizations and
contests within sass district rs to pri-
mary elections
Sec. :. District committees may hold
regular meetings on the third Tuesday
Of each month and one-third OF the
members shall constitute a quorum
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Apply TO
]. H. SHNACK,
Real Estate Agent. Merchant St
TELEPHONES. s7s and IS.
P. O. BOX SIS.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Stockholders are hereby notified that
the Third Assessment OF per cent, or
two and one-half dollars per share. on
the Capital Stock OF THE INTEREST
AND TELEGRAPH CO. LTD. Is due
and payable June 1st. at the Olace Of
the undersigned, 4l1 Fort street
]. H. FISHER.
Actius Treasurer Inter- Island Te,
graph Co, Led,
Honolulu. Juae !. 1890
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ARTICLE III.

No meeting of precinct or district
clubs shall be held without public no.
tice being given through the papers or
otherwise not less than six days before
the day of meeting.
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no. 200 MERCHANT STREET
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MINoOKA.

Hugh G.. McCrea, who has been dis
abled the past few months from the
effects OF rheumatism, is able to COM
mence work again. He has opened a
new harness store on Main street
next to Hotel Gibbons, and has Sc
cured several orders for new harness.
Miss Kate Jeffers, Of Davis street,
was a visitor in Moosic yesterday.
There Is only enough money in the
township school fund this year to per-
nit a nine months school term, and
still the directors contemplate the pur-
chase OF a new site Of land for the
erection of a new edifice to substitute
the No. l school building, which is
considered inaccessible. The Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western Rail-
road company have filed objections to
the boards action and will endeavor
to prevent them from carrying out
their purpose. II the township is TO
b. cut up, as present appearances in
dicate, there will not be enough money
realized from taxes to support the
schools for three months in the year.
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SHORT NEWS NOTES.

The teachers class, comprised OF the
teachers Of the borough schools will
meet to discuss questions and theories
OF teaching in No. building tomor-
row morning at o'clock.
The delegates OF the various organi-
zations who contemplate taking part
In the Memorial Day parade, met last
evening and perfected their arrange
ments.
The funeral of Charles Leuther, jr,
occurred yesterday afternoon. Ser
vices were held at the home on Jessup
avenue, Rev. Weiskopff, of Petersburg,
having charge. The body was inferred
in the Dunmore cemetery.
Landlord Brink, Of the Exchange
hotel. has added many improvements
to the building and grounds. A new
coat OF paint changes the appearance
OF the hotel. while a fresh green plot
and flower bed, enclosed by an iron
fence. improves the grounds.
Tonight the entertainment and So
cisl under the auspices OF the young
men comprising the Sunday school
class OF Mrs. Oscar Yost, of the Meth
odist Episcopal church, will be held
in the main auditorium OF the church.
4 successful social was held under
the auspices of willing Workers, Of
st. Marks church, last evening.
Miss Ada B. Dean, of Wilkes-Barre,
was in town yesterday.
little child OF Mrs. F. Baker, of
West Orinker street, is ill with the
scarlet fever.
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during the evening. The Jugs were
broken by the children. The proceeds
Of the jugs and entertainment will be
given to the missionary cause.
The Band OF Hope OF the Welsh Con-
gresational church will give a cantata
In the church, Monday evening, June
IL.
Frank A. Clark. one OF the most con-
genial street car conductors on the
Providence line. has resumed his work
after being housed up at his home on
Church avenue with AK injured arm,
which he sustained while assisting In
putting a car on the track.
Rev. d. II. Evans, OF Shenandoah,
was visiting friends in this section dur
ing the forepart Of the week
Mrs. Augustus A. Baker. Of Carbon
dale, who has been visiting in this
section during the week, has returned
home.
The Keystone Literary and Dramatic
club conducted q social in the Audi
torium last evening.
carriage containing DR.. J. ]. Bren-
nan and Miss Boyle collided with a
street car last night about Q O'Clock
on North Main avenue in front Of
Thomas hotel. Both were thrown out
the doctor sustaining sprained ell
bow and Miss Boyle a sprained shoul-
DER
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and had TO suffer for this, but they did
1t bravely, believing as q later peet
has said:

and had TO suffer for this, but they d;d
1t bravely, believing as q later peet
has said:
Truth forever on the scsrcld,
Wrong forever on the throne,
Yet that scahold svays the future,
And bshnd the dim unknown
standeth God within the shadow
Keeping watch above His own"
They gave to us three principles that
mark the faith of the ConEreHat tlonal
church, Faith. Freedom and Fellowship,
and the spirit OF the Pilgrims is not
dead. II the old Pilgrims lived today
they would be men Of this day. They
would use the modern improvements,
dress in modern clothing, and you
could tell them by their Cody WALK
and conversation.
They came here from England to
get rid of the boss. They would en-
dure no boss here. In closing, the
speaker paid an eloquent tribute to
the Christian Republic. The church
choir followed with an anthem, which
was excellently rendered.
Rev. Isaac Thomas, Of Horatio; Rev.
j.. L. weider, OF Philadelphia Will
liam Osterhout OF Ridgway and A. b.
Eynen, of this city, all made brief re-
marks at the close, expressing them
selves as having enjoyed the sessions
and the hospitality OF the members
Of Plymouth church. The ladies OF the
church were complimented for the ex-
cellent meals provided during the in
tervals OF the convention.
Many of the delegates remained In
the city over night and will leave for
their homes this morning.
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yearly report was presented to coun-
ellis some few weeks ago an item Of
S1,s91.e7 was credited to Mr.. Bailey
under the head of receipts.
1t was at first supposed that this
was the amount about which there
has been so much discussion recently
and that the ex-mayor was no longer
in the debt OF the city. =. was given
out yesterday, however, that this
sl,s91.67 was paid over in April, 1899,
shortly after the beginning of the last
fiscal year and that the other item of
$1,000 then and still remains as a bal-
ance still due.
knowledge of this fact is likely ID
cause the introduction of another reso-
luton in councils directing the city
solicitor to proceed against Mr.. Bailey
for the amount due. Such a resolution
did pass select council last year, but
for reasons unknown was referred t2
the judiciary committee In the com.
mon branch and was never reported
upon.
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BEWARE OF MAD DOGS.

John Madden, OF Hampton street,
who was bitten by dog owned by
Butcher Emmer.hde, is still suffer
ing from the wound, and blood poison
ing Is threatened.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Cosgrove's child
was bitten by a dog on Price street
Wednesday afternoon, and the animal
was shot by Health Oflcer T. ". Lewis.
A young child OF MT. and Mrs. Thorn
as Jenkins, OF Aswell court was bit
ten by a dog Wednesday morning. The
police have been notified.
FIREMENS' NARROW ESCAPE.
Permanent Men Myers, Psthrick
and Lewis. OF the Columbia Hose and
Chemical company, were almost suf-
focated by gas early Wednesday morn
ing, while asleep in their apartments
in the company's quarters.
The ground settings in that vicinity
caused the gas pipes to be severed and
allowed the gas to escape. The men
were aroused by q fire alarm before
they were fully overcome, else more
serious results might have occurred.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-25
EUBS OF NEWS,

Psopls living in the vicinity of Con-
nell park think that the newsathat a
new street railway is to be built in
their vicinity is too good to be true.
Coanell park is q beautiful and pic
turesdue place. but until street cars
run closer to 1t than they do now,
It's beauties will only be appreciated
by the few.
Grand Marshal John Gibbons has
appointed the following gentlemen as
an escsrt committee to the bishop in
Sundays celebration in connection
with laying the cornerstone OF the
new st. Johns church: Michael Nc
Garry, Malachi Coyne, W. G. O'Mal
ley, NJ. J. Donahoe, j. II. Manley, NJ.
D., P. w Gallagher. J. j. Walsh, NJ.
D., and n. J. Connerton. These gem
tlemen will repair in carriages to the
episcopal residence ana will escort
Bishop IIoban to Father Melley's res
idence. The carriages will pass along
Pittston avenue, and the approach OF
the bishops carriage will be the sig
nal for the parade to move.
About 12.55 p. m. yesterday, spark.
from one Of the South steel mills en-
glnes set fire TO the roof OF a house on
Locust street. An alarm was turned
in from box %, corner OF Maple street
ana Washington avenue, and the Nep-
tunes, Centurys and the Eagles re-
.pondes and soon sStinguishcd the
blaze. The damage was slight The
house Is owned by the Lackawanna
Iron and Cesl company, and is oc-
eupied by a Polander.
Tonight at a special meeting of the
Loyalty club Of the South Scranton
Young Womens Christian association
Mrs. II. NJ. Boies will lecture on Porto
Rico, with the aid OF pictures taken
by herself while OH 4 recent trip to
the island.
Jake Engle, OF Beech street, a boy
about IS or "A years Of age, who is
subject TO epilepsy, had one Of these
spells while returning from the CEN
tral city with store box, and in
stead of returning to his home he
started toward Einooka, not knowing
where he WAS going. On South Cedar
avenue he was met by friends who
knew of his peculiar condition, and
after q short struggle they succeeded
in taking the box from him. Some one
telephoned for the police and they
arrived and took him home.
The Bachelor club will meet tonight
In their rooms on Pittston avenue, to
make final arrangements for the re-
ception Tuesday evening, May 20, at
the Scranton Bicycle club house.
James Craig, OF Cherry street, is
convalcscent after a severe illness of
several months.
Andrew Frantz returned home yes
tersay from the conference of the Re-
formed church at Danville.
Charles Snyder, OF Cedsr avenue, is
visiting friends in Honesdale.
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TOLD IN BRIEF.

William Jones, the well-known bar
ber OF this part OF the city. is circu-
lating petition among his fellow
workers TO have them agree to close
their shops each evening at s O'Clock.
Already q large number OF the BARRIERS
have signed, and IL is hoped every one
will, as this is the only section of the
city where barber shops are open after
8 o'clock.
An entertainment was held wednes-
day evening in the Memorial Baptist
church, on West Market street. The
entertainment was given by the younE
people OF the Sunday school. Solos,
duets and recitations were rendered
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-25
AMUSING MOCK TRIAL.
Members of the Royal Arcanum
Give Laughabls Burlesaus.

The members OF Royal Arcanum
council, No. s2S, met last night in the
lodge rooms on Wyoming avenue and
spent a most pleasant evening by CIV
ing a mock trial. The indictment was
supposedly made out in the common
wealth Of Mems Union, county OF the
Household Economics Section, and in
1t one Mary Ann Boodler charged Dor
othy Spitfire with being a common
scold, the scene OF the alleged Of
fense being the German village at the
Midway carnival. The plaintiff and
defendant were two Of the members
Of the council who appeared, attired
in ladies garb, presenting a singularlY
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charming appearance. Frank w. Mar
tin acted as district attorney and the
defendant, Spitfre, had an eloquent
advocate in Myer Davidow. counsel
for the defense.
The case was tried before Judge
W. A. Coleman and Associate Judges
Thomas Walsh and Charles Falkow-
sky. w. II. Duggan was court crier
and W. S. Blanchard was clerk OF the
court, while Edward Evans was the
stenosrapher. d. e. Neeld made an
officious and important tipstan.
Considerable evidence was produced
on both sides and early this morning
the jury OF twelve Royal Arcanumites,
fortified by a big bowl Of punch and
two boxes Of cigars, was stll out.
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SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Primitive Structure Over the Meadow
Brock at Elm Street Ought
to Be Replaced.

A primitive structure that interest
ed councilmen should be ashamed to
stand sponsors for. is the foot bridge
that spans the Meadow brook on Elm
street, between Prospect and stone
avenues. Formerly there was a foot
bridge built across the brook to Mr.
Rempe's yard, and he very consider
ately allowed persons who found it
convenient to pass that way, place 4
plank to the bridge for their accom-
dalton.
The late Philip Kirst, when he was
street commissioner, placed the pres
ent crude structure in position. 1t is
unsishtly in appearance, frail in con-
struction, and that the city has not
had some damage claims on its hands,
by reason Of this blot on it's progress,
is marvellous.
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

Miss Edith Blair's Saturday after
noon dancing class will hold a social
in Mears' hall thi. evening. Bauers
orchestra will furnish the music.
Services over the remains Of the late
David Grinnel will be conducted at
the house ON South Everett avenue
this afternoon at o'clock. Burial
will be made in the Washburn Street
cemetery.
A requiem mass will be celebrated
at Holy Cross church at 9 o'clock this
morning over the remains OF the late
Mary McDonOugh. OF Fourth street
Burial will be made in the Cathedral
cemetery.
st. Paul's Tourist club will conduct
an entertainment in st. David's hall
next Tuesday evening.
The Bellevue Slope Accidental Fund
will hold a picnic at Central Park gar
den on June 6.
A mems club has been organized at
st. David's Episcopal church for So
cial and literary purposes Willis m
r. Nicholson was elected chairma n,
Walter Davis secretary, and Ernest
w. Williams treasurer. Meetings will
be held Tuesday evenings.
Rev. owen James, Of Titusville, Pa,
is in the city to attend the corner
stone laying Of the First Baptist
church, which will occur Saturday at
ternoon at $50 o'clock.
David L. Morgan, OF ]. D. Williams
e. company, is attending the state
convention OF confectioners at Harris
burg.
Miss Laura Davis, of South Main
avenue, has returned from visit vita
relatives and friends In Luzerne
county.
The De Moss family OF musicians,
which made such a favorable impress
sion here several years ago, will give
concert in the First Welsh Baptist
church on June 20. They have been
tourIpo E1urn,n tb- neat r.,,, 1884.
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GRMIN RIDGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Parker Hull.
of Sanderson avenue, have issued invi-
tations to the marriage OF their daush-
ter, Florence Rebecca, to James II.
Hayes, on Tuesday evening, June 5.
Mrs. n. p. Vegiard and daughter
have returned from q visit with friends
In Carbondale.
Miss Amanda Carr, OF Dickson ave-
nue., has returned from an extended
stay in Honesdale and Prompton.
The Grammar A grade OF No. 27
school will picnic at Nay Aug park to-
morrow.
Two companies Of the American
Guards OF Nc. q school will partici-
pate in the Memorial day exercises at
the Forest Hill cemetery.
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NORTH SCRANTON NOTES,
Miss Sadie Durkin, Of Green Ridge
Street, Delightfully."- Entsrtains.
BARRIERS to Close at 8 O'clock.

The home of Miss Sadie Durkin, on
Green Ridge street, was q pleasant
scene last evening when she enter
tained a number of her friends. Music
and games were INDUCED in until a
seasonable hour, when dainty refresh
ments were served.
Those present were Miss Anna Giles
pie, Miss Margaret Matthews, Miss
Edith Ladwig, Miss Nettie Lawrence,
Miss Margaret Mullaney, Messrs. j. e.
Barnhart, Joseph Craig, j. ]. TiEue,
Andrew Durkin, NJ. ]. Fadden, Edward
Mcdonnell and DR.. Tierney.
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DUNMORE DOINGS.
Two Men Had a Narrow Escape from
Injury in Spencer's Mine.
Notes of Various Kinds.

Two men narrowly escaped death
while engaged in their duties as lab
orers in the a. D. and f. NJ. Spencer
mines yesterday about 1890 o'clock.
The mems names are Antonio Angel
and Nangran Desados.
The accident occurred very suddenly,
a large portion OF blaCk-rock becom-
ing loosened and falling upon the men
working underneath, striking Angel
with full force. His fellow laborer es-
capped with few scratches. Angel,
whose body appeared badly mutilated,
was taken to the Moses Taylor hos
pital, where he lies in a precarious
condition. The injured men lived to-
gcther at o25 Pine street
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CORNERSTONE LAYING.

The corner-stons OF the new First
Baptist church building will be laid
with appropriate ceremonies tomsrrsw
afternoon at $40 o'clock. The address
OF the occasion will be given by Rev.
owen James, of Titusville, a former
pastor OF the church.
Rev. r. r. Y. Pierce, D. n, ana
William McClave, Of the Penn Avenue
Baptist church, and Rev. w. ]. Ford,
of the Green Ridge Baptist church,
together with other clergymen OF the
city, are expected to be present and
to take . part in tn. ceremonies.
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OBITUARY.

Mrs. Jane Palmer wife Of Elias S. Palmer, died
suddenly Of heart disease at IL o'clock yesterday
morning, while Gttins in her chair at her horne
at the corner Of wayns avenue and Putnam street
Mrs. Palmer has bees silins fer years yet has
been able to attend to her household duties. Her
death at this time vas vhslly unexpected Mrs.
Palmer has recently been under the care OF Drs.
H. G. psSey sna D. B. Hard. The deceased
was a. years si age and is survived by her hus.
band sHd two sons, Elias s., jr., and William II.
ei this city, and tive daughters, Mrs Henry ort,
OF Archibald, and Mrs. John King, OF Forest City;
also one sisterArs Robert Sears, Hollisteryllle,
and fsur brothers, Charles, Of Priceburgi George,
Joseph and Edwin Cunningham. The funeral ar
rsnEensnts will be made later
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EVENTS OF DAY IN
WEST SCRANTON
CLOSING SESSIONS OF ooNeRE-
aATIoNAL ASSOCIATION.

Resolution Adopted Recommending
the Continuation of the organiza-
tion-Lecture by DR.. Richards, of
Philadelphia, on "The Mayfower
Heroes Speakers Who Ad-
dressed the Assembly-Mad Dogs
Bite Several Firemen
Overcome by Gas-News Notes.
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THERE IS A GLASS or PEOPLE

Who are injured by the use Of coffee. Re-
grocery stores a new preparation called
GRAIN-O, made OF pure grains. that
takes the place OF coffee. The NEST deli
cate stomach receives IT without distress,
does not cost over 4 as much. Children
may drink II With great beneht. is cts
and IS cts. per package. Try It, Ask for
GRAIN-O.
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The state Congregational association
finished it's business yesterday after
noon and in the evening listened to an
able address on "Mayhower Heroes
and Their Gifts to U.s." The feature
of the business session was the adop-
tion of a resolution recommending the
continuation of the state association,
with the understanding that the body
is to be supported by the voluntary
contributions of the churches.
In the afternoon Rev. Upton, of
Ridgway, and Rev. c. A. Jones, Of
Kane, were the principal speakers.
The matter Of selecting a place for the
next meeting was referred to the COM
mittee, with power to act. A letter of
regret was read from DIR. Creegan, of
New York, and apologies were made
for DR.. Duncan, of Boston, who were
unable to fill their parts on the pro-
gramme.
At the opening session the devotional
exercises were led by Rev. r. NJ. Rob-
inson, of Coaldale. Assistant Modera-
tor Harris presided. The treasurer's
report was presented. received and ac-
cepted. A committee was appointed
TO consider the advisablity of con-
tinuing the association, and after
some discussion the following resolu-
tion was adopted:
THE RESOLUTION.
We recommend the continuation Of the state
association, at which each Congregational church
in the state is entitled to be represented by its
pastor and delegates; and for the promotion Of
greater fellowship we recommend the appointment
Of delegates from the local associations or confer
ences and that delegates be appointed by the
state association to visit the local associations,
and that il be further understood that the state
association is to be supported by the voluntary
contributions Of the churches.
Addresses were made by Rev. c. W.
Shelton, of New York, on missionary
work, and Rev. w. H. Williams, SUI
perintendent OF the Anti-Saloon league
The following names were added to
the register: Mr.. Lauer, Lansford;
Rev. Robinson, Coaldale; Rev. Charles
w. Shelton, New York; Rev.--Elijah
Horr, Boston; Rev. T. c. Edwards
Kingston; j. L. Goodwin, Carbondale;
Rev. f. J. Morris, Wilkes-Barre; Rev
]. T. Mathews, Plymouth: Rev. Z. r.
Lewis. Scranton; E. j. Thomas, Car
bondale.
Rev. c. c. Creegan, D. D., Of New
York, was expected to speak on mis-
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Lovely Laces,
NeCkWear, Fans
And Dressy Things For Street
And Evening Wear.

The sweet girl graduate will soon have first claim
on society," for there is period in woman's life
when so much depends the general impression
veyed when she bids good bye to her school days
and enters lite in the full blush of charming young
womanhood. Her every action, hei look, her voice,
her carriage etc. all criticised and the gossips are
never slow to forete her future prospects in life
sequeny so much depends appearance, that every
thing must be right if the impression desired is to be
created.
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BAILEY STILL OWES THE CITY
Municipality Yet Has Big Pile Com
ing from sx-Mayor.

1t now trsnspires that ex-Mayor
James G. Bailey still owes over $500
TO the city in the way of police fines
collected but not turned over to the
city treasurer. When the latter's
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Corporations ohartared.

Harrisburg. Nay t.-chsrters were issued by
the state department today TO the following cor
porations; Benton Water company, Benton; cap
itsl 1900; W. W. Woodruff company, rittsburg.
capital ~, e,oso the General Nsaifsld company,
Franklin, capital s4,ooo,o