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The evening world., 1900-01-24

IN A WRECK
Brooklyn Prison Van Up
set with a Heavy
Load.
FOURTEEN IN STEEL CAGE.
Howled Like ManiaCs. but
Wero Transferred Undcr
Guard.
FOURTEEN IN STEEL CAGE.

Fourteen prisoners from 'Aa HaymprI
Street Jail, Brooklyn bound f,r vari u.
courts FOR 'ria' his morning In the bl.
Rack Mar or prison van, found ~,
way ~ the ;ransgress r decidedly hari
VIXEN Driver Joe Evans irving 20 turn
o.; ~ the Willoughhy stree ar rack
a. Flee: place. caggh: ana Nrcache
on H.. right hind wheel aud tumble
tar b'g age over on its side
Evans turned an s,..a. sJfn, rsi all
and landed 81 hls tight arm. cu'tinT u
badly. Hut he was ~ IN an Instant. las
first 'houyh, being ~ The prisoners. for
whom lac was responsible.
Scared anJ bruised ANA hur, by IN.
! tumble. thay were shrichng and cutsing
and hghting like msimen Hut the stout
sides o. their steel.lined cage did moi
give way. and they were ~ helpless a.
a crate Of chickens falling from batch
er,s wagon
Shut up' yelled Evans roughly.
Let US OUT yelled the iransEre.sors
We're killed"
Cant help H. II you're dead thre.
times over you'i have 20 wait"
Word was ,elephoned to IN. jail ard
from there 20 several station n buses
Soon the rattle % sonEs was heard and
several patrol wagons arrived an the
scene. bringing twenty policemen. Then
ane Warden Bergen and Deputy Wa
den Wilson and Keepers Kane anu
cieary from the jail. and following them
the smaller var.
The policemen drew their club. and
formed a ring around the two van. IN
order to prevent escapes Then the
grated door Vas unlocked and tn
trembling wretehcS were dragged az
ana pu, in the smaller van. They packet
T. liz. sardine..
Ole was delivered - he Adams : rec
court and three to the butler Street.
while six went to the County Court Tor
trial and the iemnlnir four :, Special
Sessions
While all this was going on ihe ''lcp
NSn lay across both irSrks cas- ui,d
W In bo'h directions. Nv, joe Evans.
the driver OF The Back Maria, would not
hay. his vehicle budgcd until h. had
safely got his prisoners transferred The
blockade lasted more than half an hour.
The evening world., 1900-01-24
Keep a List of Suit0rs
and Decline Them in
the Order of Their Pre-
ced enCe Circulars
Would Simplify Ii.
Never Tell Your Hostess
Her Steak Is Under.
done or the House Cold
Some Other Points
on Etiquette Not for
Chicago.

"Tt,quetss for shs Alakses'' 10 . VOL
ums Of valuable hints just brought on,
by a publisher No pre,snss Ia made
that the rules OF behavior laid down In
che book are In curren. I'VE by the -Four
Hundred. II Is admitted that even In
Chicago they would be considered In
the nature Of q tos,-lot assortment rather
than editions De luxe for private c!rcai-
lstion.
'Etiqus,ts for the Masses" 10 3use
what II purpor.s TO os-nanners good
enough to get along on There 10 q
chaptsr on oourtship. calling. csrds.
shoppine-in fact. nearly every emes-
gency Which the great common herd afs
called upoa to meet and wrestis with.
Light page Of - good advice a. vas
ever written are devoted TO the subjsce
Of visiting. but some OF Y seems TO In
dioats that customs which have 10 b
gusrdsd against In New York ars not
prevalent In Chicago. A. for example:
"fs Is sxremsl-- ride. on bs.ng a.
United to . private apaT<msot. to look
eusiohly about, IS II taking An invSn-
tsry Of all that 10 20 lie seen. The pnc-
tics Of ask1ng TIC price Of svsfythinf
h csstainly 10 De deplored. and he
habit Of hiokans Al pieces Of china TO
ses n thsy Be sound 10 not pssAAps
ladyitAs: thsrs 10 in all thinsD . happy
medium. IN short" says the book
dosnatoaliy. NEEDLE with nothing" .
rule witch prevents the caller from tax
The evening world., 1900-01-24

Pat your refusal Of his hand on tn
score ~ your not feeling for him that pe
'uliat preference necessary 20 the unoI
.i- sceFs
i carefully woried circular to this
.nect. WITH Z style slightly higher than
mat in w1i.B distractions are sent out
"oild answer the purpo'c. certainly
better than making satlrical remarks
concerning the applicants face og th.
IL OF Ms II ~ coat
III You meet the man whose hand YOU
have refused. ID Il with frank cordially
ana put nir ~ ease by behaving a. II
Hoihlng Particular hai passed between
sou"
IL woIlI. peih1Ds. be lnconven!ent to
30 always referring 20 the subject: the
man mlgat 'ie. and make desperate
efforts 10 diver the conversation I,
Other subject
In the CHAPTER headed obligations 20
Men tho book issues some amazing
orders, wi.l.I may ne all right .n Ia,
n-i~ East. bat wnlh the masses ~
Kansas c.ty girls VII never tolerate.
-. :1r Instance
Nv neH Invited 10 place OF amuse.
meat lei her expressly state that tns
4 cops only IN conditions uf being
permitted - pdy for hsr own ticket"
'on being escorted anme by "a gentle
man LADY expects ne Hill not leave
her till she has rlng the bell
women. a. we'll - men. nowadays
cafrN ll'@hseys. pIt pockets among the
he feminine masses are Just ~ they
Away were.
The evening world., 1900-01-24
FOR POLICE INSPECTOR.


Police Cap,s. Thomas l.. D-uhsn and
Anthony J. Allhi-c and Acting In-per, or
james + Kane were to-day examined
- to their physical qualifications by the
G. yli-seryicc exam nsrs. Th-y viii con-
dilute an eligible lis, from which an
Inspector Is 10 he appointed.
Caps. DFIhsn and Allairc are vet.
Grams. and claim precedence on that ac-
couni over Kane Kane. on the other
hand. "a. once appointed an Inspector.
;hs action beins afiervsrd r~scinded.
Kane maintains that h. "a sim an in.
peg pr. and threatens to sret an Ia
Junction un.'ss tn C.y.l-Service hoard
appoints Aiai.
The evening world., 1900-01-24

Police Board to Corporation Counsel
Whsl.n.
Win the court papers ordering Woods
restored 20 m. force. President York
sen, letter asking Mr. Whnlen to
notify the Board What rank Woods l.
e1t.tled to.
Louis Grant. Woods. lawyer. demands
tnat his liiolt shsll rsnk ~ D-puty
'nir' at S.' wear
The evening world., 1900-01-24

suggest the impression that young won
en- are occupied from early hours UNI!
late In declining proposals.
Since a refusal Is 10 most men no'
only q d!Sappol ntment but nortirca :
ton. Il should always he prevented X
To most men. Can I, be that there
are male persons who 60 about tho wor! 1
making incessAnt proposals withol, eN-
pectation OF any ono OF these being sc-
csptcd' II would seem 20 DO strange
hobby. possibly a substitute for golf.
You may says the book. BE taken
entirely by surprise; In such 4 case you
will need all your presence OF mnd, or
the hesitation produced by surprise may
give rise 10 false hopes.
Surely an exclamation such as This IL
terrible. Mr.. Featherstonheugh! would
not he taken as encouragement, except
Ing BY q most sanK,i!ne sutton: II neces-
sary. however. q Law could be passed or
tering all proposers to carry bicycle
bell and 10 ring Il three times before
making al oser. In order that the lady
might prepare her snswer.
When an ofrsr II made In writing
YOU should reply TO II az early As pos.
slble"
The evening world., 1900-01-24

80 ~ IRA CHARGE TUE Ia
aitsfi'smebis or The WORLD Ill b. re-
"lef a. AMER a. DN'rtU Nfnehrs' 30 .
o. Postal It'Hfr'Pi one o. Sew iaf. tifF u
or fs'". 'Il! Z t1s"frFf u H.i have s-s
The evening world., 1900-01-24
NOT BUILT on FAITH.
Why Use Any Other Cures But
Those You Can Analyze2
READ THE TESTIMONY.
Mr.. Wain's emphatic testimony for
the Sovereign Rheumatism Cure:

the Sovereign Rheumatism Cure:
Sorewiga Remedy Co.!
Gentlemen, - Hare su1,ri from Sci.
al 80 rV lost ,riHter - could rot ,rori -
n.,d doctors dGi mtdiciHss iciiLom G,d.i.
Last t-csk l heard Of ne icondsrfR So,r.
rr,9H N.umdtoa Remedy. called aud
e,idiEed Il sample bottle. used u accord.
lnl . directions, ard an Thankful, % 81,
lam q cHvi wp. al pains hare ~d,ed,
d"d ! cannot niMti.r''y 'hant yon. !
cilici on my doctor. and sJ,d t,ss rdi
cur,d, and he sad he "nerer expected %
zee No a rel man dgoin."
S,.H b. p'easrd 20 sdti''y any uf.v.-s
.f'DH Reformation of M, ra!ie ~ non.
uord"uW Socnipi !,hen,oti.m Rem.
tiy. Yours truly.
GRO. n WAlY. J-.,
lo7 v. PoppIe'cn 81, Bciiimosc, Xi.
The evening world., 1900-01-24
Write Lovers by Precedence.

Buslnesa-like srs. of course. keep
books and register each letter under =
consecutive number. 50 that the doss!cr
IL complete and easy Of reference In case
OF necessity
The evening world., 1900-01-24

The case OF the status on the police
forr> OF Anthony 2. Woods. Chlef -
;he Long Island city force before con-
solitation. was to-day rsferrsa By The
The evening world., 1900-01-24

Chihorieis, full sz,. solid OAK, ih.
deep diiusis, si.so.
COUGHS. iull size Ill sP:i & dee. W
rows deep iuiiirs. covered with ,s.oar
in yom ,hoie. q: col)Tngs, So.%.
Si.,boifds. III rlefel oak. extra brgs
she. IN well front. large rllisrn French
rite miiiof. s,'J1.
The evening world., 1900-01-24
Ing away fartively any little souvenir
OF q pleasant visit.
DOn't Say Steak Wa Had.

..r,on concluding your stay At . house
seu your entertainers that 1, hsi
neSh pieasani, and express your graft.
iuds Tor the Kindness You have received
from them. and the hope that they viii
give You an opportunity OF returning
This sounds very well, bu, It contain.
moral blight which win never be toll.
Hundred. New York has fallen into .
haei, OF grevar!csIinr about he .simplesl
social affair. In Chl,ago and Hoboken
Il Is st'll "eommo IL faut,' II, things an
not 60 right, int the beefsteak was
underdonc and the house too cold. to ga,
80 politely and rrmly. not IN spiri, OF
chrning criticism. bu. as an evidence Of
good faith.
To hos,csse. the book Gays: Inquire
OF the FIRST evening II your visitor Is
accustomed to take any rcfreshment
before she reliros for The night. II abe
IL, have s1mc,hns sent ~ 10 her room
every night. unless your own family
are In he same habit"
In this the inyidious thrust at Chicago
10 apparent. "Eeircshmentt' Is Sc. on
by quotation marks. ana the entire con
teXt goes 20 show ttai the author be-
lieyes Chcaeoans. and possibly ~.
Louisans. are n the hIhI Oi iakink
How to NiiIIner 10 Yoa owe.
when meeting IN the street your mill
liner or drcssmaker. always recognize
her or h''u.
Except IN rare Instances this Is done.
and a reminder on the fIhjeci IL OF no
Importance. sim. IN a city Ike this.
where I; IL the universal custom 10 sue
FOR dfcssmaksrs b.ls. such aiyic. u
golden. ON the other hand, II a dress
maker Is hlugh'y. a bow and 4 smile
Will no: notify her. and /, Is \ waste o.
time 10 try % o..
Further along tn Tips on Shopping
are some things 20 b. remembered. AID
for the masses" oughi 20 he eSceeilng-
Is serviccahie
Never stop 10 talk In he middle Of =
Crossing
This. apart from baine appircltiy a
breach Of etiquette. - -nnlufng ibI mo-
tormen and .ik.ly o. .NtOrt acid bad
mage from dfiy-.s
TO call across ihc way 10 an ac-
0uaintancc.' says n. book Nth sudden
Beat, "is cScrraSic. q o. hes, 90 hsri.I
over and syoik 20 her n YOU have any
thing OF importance TO 80.
"Men consider u a Ve,y ifAsoTne task
10 ~ on shopping expeditions ana iEc!r
ill-con called impaiiencc he,omcs eila.,,.
irkspfne 20 you"
with one exception. perhaps thI. 4
true. ~ Mr.. BOX. ~ PnlaIplphIa. !.
willing to Jet tbs pass n, Genial w.. De
male.
Pcrhsns the most valuable ch,a.e- IN
the look IL that devoted u "yuufi.hIp."
The evening world., 1900-01-24

As soon as young ladies so mo gem
eril society they ate hable % rec We At.
ientionS that indicate particular re-
Cara. says this authority.
f0rewsfned il foresrlned; the chap.sr
proceeds TO give several tins on the
HhDi.r Ia Nnlch hearts and hands
should 10 refused. one may rOnceie
these 20 &C necessary. gth1uf gs!lr. d,
the lciFth = the writer. who .nies q
ssels vita the subject ~ fully a. 70
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-13
FOR THE
ATHLETIC SPORTS
Those Who Will Compete In
Kamehameha Field Day
Games.

The following High School boys Will
enter in the Kamehameha sports next
afternoon:
Ernest Kopke. 440 yards, $50 yards.
Paulua Hatfield, 440 yards.
Clarence Peterson, $50 yards.
Percy GriswoId, 80 yards dash.
Walter Alvarez, 440 yards, $50 yards.
en- Sang Ching, 80 yards dash, 100
yards dash. 200 yards dash, high ana
low hurdles.
Kamehameha has raised no objection
to the latter's entry and he VIII COM
note and run in High School colors.
The large entry of the High School
bows Is most satisfactory and Will tend
/ to- increase interest in the outcome ol
1.-THE competition. go
| The athletic championship will now
lie between Punahou College, kamena-
meha school High School and the
Young Mems CHRISTIAN Associdt,on az az
the contest should be a notable one
lhoth from an athletic and a spectacn-
liar point Of view. o.,.., 40.
The Maile lima Athletic Club no
having received an invitation 10 com
pete. will be unrepresented In the IA
mehameha field day. -
THE Male lima football team, wh
,,.,u ,,lav a' game with the unbeaten Pu
rahou Alumni on Christmas Day, nav
gone into training again. Ihey
startad practicing at the beginning :.
the week and will continue every ar
lernoon till after the game. wilson "a
lbsen elected captain vice Vivian Ricf
ordson. resigned, and MCLEAN an
IJ.eIser. two new men. are turning W o'
with the team. The afternoon prac.i' =,
nuster IS good and the wearers OF u
,,rocn and gold are enthusiastic oV
the prospects Of bringing victorlo
season 10 a victorious conclusion.
Next saturday evening the Ma Ma
uimas will have a paper chase s'ai
ing from the corner of Vineyard a
Emma streets at o'clock: All me !.
be RS and friends are invited 10 'oin
hounds
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-13

Noted for delieacy OF flavor. ana S. soi.
and mellow. Sprusnes. Stahtey
wbtekieS.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-26
AVOCA.

Edward, the 17-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Reap was seriously in
jured while at work in Law shaft yes
terday morning. While loading car
a piece of coal fell from the roof,
striking him on the head. His injur-
les consist of a fractured skull and an
ugly cash over the eye. DR.. Pier is the
attending physician His condition is
quite critical
The marriage Of Martin Barrett, of
Jermyn, and Miss Mary Cawley. of
Wyoming, solemnzed in st. Mary's
church last evening, Rev. r. f. Car
mody officiating. The bride and her
attendant, Miss Kate Barrett were
charmingly attired in dove gray gowns
with applique trimmings. The groom
was waited upon by his nephew, Thos.
Barrett. After the ceremony large
number of guests We're entertained at
the home of the brides uncle, Michael
Barrett, ON Grove street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Barrett will reside in Jermyn.
The Dorcas Sewing circle will meet
| in the basement of the Primitive Meth
| Odist church this morning at . o'clock
| In the afternoon the Ladies' Mission
AIRY society will meet in the same
room.
David Davis and son, John, are at
tending the state convention at Har-
risburg.
Miss Jessie Alexander is spending "A
few days with her sister, Mrs. Jean
zimmerman, of Carbondale.
After the entertainment at the Prim-
| itive Methodist church on Monday
evening, he girls who have been con-
testing for doll gave in the following
amounts: Jennie Atwell, Sl6.57; Flos-
| sic Alger, $3.50; Jennie Thomas. S729;
BESSIE O1gen, Sc; Maud Williams,
! $50, William Simmons, $I.35 Bertha
| Bray, 81 total, $4611.
/ The marriage of Frederick Dennis
and Miss Nettie Cox was solemnized
/ at the home of the brides parents on
| Monday evening. Rev. c. f. Ace. of
! the LaWrenCeVile Methodist Episcopal
| church, performed the ceremony. The
| bride was attended by Miss Susan
| Dennis, and the groom by Joseph
| Coke. Neither of the contracting par
| ties have attained their majority. They
! will reside on Miller Hin.
Mrs. q. NJ. Garf wishes to express
! thanks to all persons who so kindly
| assisted her during her recent bereave-
ment.
Postmaster Solomon Deeble is spend
ing a few days with his son, Thomas
at Carlisle.
WANT A ROSE BUSH?
On Friday, Saturday and Monday,
we again give Rose Bushes away. See
our advertisement in this paper.
80 MEARS e. HAGEN
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-26
NORTHEASTERN
Pennsylvania

stead of at Athens. At the annual!
meeting of the association, held in
Towanda this week, the decision was
made by nearly an unanimous vote
Of the delegates present. The meet
ing was attended by members Of the
Grand Army posts, Sons of Veterans
and other military orders The report
of the committee was adopted, also
new rules and regulations. The date
of encampment was not fixed.
Rev. George Bcecher whose death
has been reported from Georgetown,
Mass. was formerly pastor Of the
Presbyterian church at WysoX this
county. lie was 81 years of age and
the youngest of the widely known
Beecher family. OF late years his at
tentlon has been devoted to writing
theological and religious works.
WANT A ROSE BUSH?
on Friday Saturday and Monday,
we again give Rose Bushes away. See
our advertisement in this paper.
=" MEARS & HAGEN.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-26
NICHOLSON.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Nicholson, April % Messrs. Parker
and Hartley are opening two new stone
quarrys at New Milford, Pa The in
diCatiOns are very good.
Mrs Edward Webb, OF Jersey CITY, is
spending a few days at home with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f.. f. Johnson.
There will be a masquerade social at
the opera house next Tuesday evening
under the auspices of the Universalist
and Episcopal churches. All are invit-
ed to come wearing any kind of cX.
preston on their faces.
Mrs. Henry Brown. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Brown and Miss Lille Smith
went to Kingsley, Monday, to attend
the funeral of Mrs. II. Browns sister,
Mrs Horace Waterman. who died last
Friday night at her home, aged sixty
six
Miss Eva Danner, of Scranton, is
visiting Miss Dol HInkley for week
Mr.. Clarence Knapp is spending Il
few days in Montrose with friends.
WANT a ROSE BCSH7
ON Friday, Saturday and Monday,
we again give Rose Bushes away. See
our advertisement in this paper.
MEARS 4 HAGEN.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-26
SUSQUEHANNA.

Special TO the Scranton Tribune
Susquehanna, April 25.-The Erie
shop men will probably receive their
ducats on Saturday for March SER
vices.
Susquehanna will this season have
base ball team, composed of home
players. She has tried the profession
al racket and found it unsatisfactory.
and expensive. Ask Great Bend and
Deposit.
Cal Wagner, of Bnghamton, and
other professional struttcrs will in
dulge in cake walk in Hogan Opera
house, Susquehanna, May 90.
Rev. Mr.. Smith, year ago pastor
of the Avenue Methodist church, in
Oakland, has quit the Wyoming con-
ference. He was dissatisfied with his
appointment.
Harry, son of Postmaster y. A..
Walker, of Ararat died on Monday
afternoon after a lingering illness,
aged II years. The funeral took place
and was largely attended from the
Ararat Presbyterian church this after
noon.
Claude Layton, formerly of Susque-
hanna, died at his home i'm Hornells-
willie, New York on Friday, April Is,
aged % years.
EN-RcEster and Recorder Samuel
S. Wright, of Montrose, has so far re.
covered from his recent illness as to
be able to 40 to the home of relatives
in Great Bend township.
Services were held today in Christ
Episcopal church.
Wilmington Wilmot, of Oakland, was
on Monday brought before Justice Og-
den, i'm Oakland borough, charged by
George Dunn with stealing a horse.
Wilmot was held To bail in the sum
of $500 for his appearance before the
grand jury of the county. 1t is said
that both Dunn and Wlmot purchased
the same horse, two weeks apart, from
the same man.
Susquehanna expects something of
building and improvement boom this
season.
Rev. w. II. Williams, of Scranton,
this evening addressed wen attended,
anti-saloon meeting in the Avenue
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-26
FOREST CITY.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Forest City, April 25--Grace Men
hennett is paying a visit to friends in
Lake Como, Wayne county.
George Gilchrist, of Lake Como, was
visitor in town the forepart of the
week.
John MaXey and John Jones went to
Montrosc Monday, having been ap-
pointed deputies by Sheriff Maxey to
conduct prisoners To the Eastern peni-
tcntiary at Philadelphia.
According to the new time able,
which took effect Monday, the trains
will run as follows: No. 20, south, S.3S
a. m, instead of S.36; No. 3, north 3.16
p. m, instead of 2.O2; No. 2, south, 3. 80
p M, instead of 2,S3; No. g. north, 6.23,
instead of 6.24.
Mrs. Mary Sculy is suffering from a
severe attack of the grip.
j. j. Miller, of Jermyn, Pa, attended
a meeting of odd Fellows here, Tues
day evening.
DR.. and Mrs. c. T.. Taylor are re =.
Joicing over the birth of a daughter.
H. O. WatrOuS, of Carbondalc, was a
visitor in town yesterday.
Tuesday afternoon, between and 3
O'Clock, the fire alarm sounded. t.
which the Hillside and Enterprise Hose
companies promptly responded, but
found, after traVCrsing Main street.
that it was a false alarm, caused by
a pan of grease that had been nut in
an oven and had ignited but was eX-
tinEuished before the fire comnanics
arrived on the scene.
Yesterday at 10 o'clock. in the Catho-
lie church at Pleasant Mount, joseph
Mccormick, the well-known merchant
of Forest City, and Miss Matilda
O'Neill, of Whites Valley svcre united
in marriage by Rev, Father Healy.
The bride and her bridesmaid. Miss
Christina O'Neill Of Whites Valley,
were very prettily attred in steel col
ored broadcloth, with white chiffon
trimming. The groom and grooms-
man, Michael Kane. jr, of Forest CITY
wore the conventional black. Immedj
ately after the ceremony reception
was given at the home of the bride
The young couple will reside i'm Forest
City. Their many friends will unite in
hoping that their future may be as
happy and bright as their wedding day
WANT 4 ROSE BUSH?
on Friday, Saturday ana Monday
we again give Rose Bushes away. See
our advertisement in this paper.
MEARS & HAGEN.