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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-21
HARRY LEE DEPARTS.
Had the Choice Of Going to Jail or
leaving Town.

Yesterday Harry Lee was given the
.holcc % going 20 jail "a a vagrant or Of
setting out Of the country. lie wisely
chose the latter course. and, through the
financial help % some Of his friends. got
away for san Francisco on the Alameda
n appears that Harry Lee. while work
INK for the Board OF Health In China
town during the plague epidemic circu-
lated the story among his intimates that
hc had accidentally discovered the com
biLatlon % n safe belonging TO n Chinese
store and had taken therefrom 1870. He
further stated that he turned this money
over TO two employees Of the Board OF
Wealth. The police got md OF the az
fair and proceeded 20 investigate They
heard that ZEE was going 20 leave the
country. and thought perhaps he had not
turned the money over as he had stated
but interded to skip with n.
The two employees Of the Board OF
Wealth, upon bcirg questioned, denied anv
knowledge 81 re anar and one OF them
wanted 90 hRft Lee for his assertions No
money had been received. thev said. nor
dId they know anything OF the matter
lee afterwards sac he had circulated the
warn NJ a joke on one OF the Merchants
| Patriot
/ Yesterday Lee was taken before the for.
u'er Board ~ Tfeaith employees above r.
7 ferred 10. and he signed certificate q
the eject that he had told an untruth an
that there was ohinR IN the story at all
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-21

Ivy order OF the wilder 8. s. Co.. Jas.
r. Morgan WI. dispose OF a lot OF un-
claimed goods by auction on Tuesday
next.
A number OF shares OF delinquent
Olaa Sugar Co. stock will be sold at
auction by Jas r. Morgan on Tuesday,
July 3ist.
The government band played Mt the
Hawaiian hotel last evening 20 a large
audience The grounds and the hotel
building were brilliantly lighted.
The transport Sumner IL expected 10
arrive on Monday from San Francisco
with mail and papers from the Coast.
She Is en- route 10 Manila with troops.
Two five-room cottages on the lane
eading % the beach road. town side
u Bishops switch. Waikiki. are adver-
Used for rent. Apply at office OF Jas
r. Morgan.
The wv England Bakery. Hotel St.
makes fresh every morning fer the ~
o'clock delivery. lemon. cream and Gus D..
taru pies. cakes. creams. etc. OF all
kinds. Telephone a.
The Alameda brought from Sydney q
Npia orders 90 the German war ship
See Adler. stationed at the latter point.
10 proceed at once 20 China to reinforce
he vessels OF the German navy now
/ there.
y
I Before Judge Humphreys yesterday
/ the case ~ Aldrich vs. Hefiinger was
| argued all day. The case Is In equity
and IN for the construction % a trust.
| u was taken under advisement by
Judge Humphreys.
The Mauna Loa brought a number OF
Messengers yesterday from Hawaii and
Maui ports. among them being tn fo'-
owing. Henry Holmes and wife. w. G.
Achi and wife. w. G.. Achi, Jr, J. Coer-
per and J. McChesney.
Captain Smith Of the bark Marion
ChilcOtt has entered a protest against
the fine levied upon himself ard his
FIRST mate for beginning the discharg,
~ his cargo OF coal before the custom.
officers had finished w,,n her papers.
The hedges Of the night bloonin,
cereus NJ Purahou College were radi
ant on Thursday event and asst nigh
with the white flowers. Hundreds o
people have visite,. the exhibition
tightly and taken blossoms away a
souvenirs.
AZ the Christian Church tomorrow
the pastor. Rev. j. g. Hay. vii preacl
In the morning at N o'clock on tn
, Duty. Honor and Blessedness OF Civ
ing" In the evening the pastors sub
Jet viii BE- Thanks BE 20 God for Hi
Urspeakable Gift"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-21
STOP

That nerve-racking cough by using a re
liable remedy. We are putting up prep
aration VIII ch is a decided comfort 10 peo-
pie afflicted with cough which invari-
ably follows an attack OF La Grippe.
This preparation OF ours is compounded
In precise proportions. and II alleviates
the irritated membranes Of the throat and
does not stupify-IT CURES. 1t is for
this reason that so many prefer
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-21
A-SEN
PORTLAND
CEMENT

ebrated Cemeu
loss strength
and
ing estsm ade n y
engineers u
follow Tans
ncOne
80 A~4
face - - ''''' e"'"'"oe "ehi''s
Quebec
Pacific p barrels
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-21
IoclL sHsVITleS'

mat, VIII e. Fishers 'e'e-
''s y, IA. returned from a brief
sci hllod 10 arrive on '"'
" MI, mother and sister
sssciil dinner ring up
! ' ~. Union drIlL ,....sG,I
Am today AZ noon ~
. ,,,i estate agent ana
q s.s0non' NUMBER Is ~'
| .,,.oIi gentle mare Is , Of
N. cheap see ad ON 'a''
,,.f received BY the Ala
.,ss o. her fathers death
.... re,nrned Yesterday or
from 10 Visit WIN W.
vu.ry at7rluy XIII
.,rss chat had been turn
ral wllrt -
.b,r containing postoitcs
bssbsen lost. Reward
turn See an
AZ KIrcl.d of Central Union
wantod "a Two months
arnIag most Monday
...,tson stables are not 20
..,rdlrr to the statement
Ivan The property VIII o,
vssrei. late u the Kohala.
IN ON the Aameda 20
,,tlss al tho University Of
.t,hst Emil Klemme. for
~. s'fy ms gone into bust 4.
1,ny and win not return
U =,
s...i0 cbliingworth secured
sf pltturps % the shark
,,ssaspd o. have devoured the
nh uhIbfecht.
sis secured ne souvenirs
,..ih Of the shark IN who's.
..alaa 20 the remains Of
ht vas found
sse lcft on the 8 $. Ala
w.lar bic absence from tht
d ertn viii have power OF
nssmct nll business
.fb wfi b. served from n
french dinner from 8 90
hi Union GrllL a numbe.
- dishes win b. served
ryrext Jas " Morgan vii
In n5 shares of McBryd'
rft hy order n the adj
f Doe John phillips estate
a be- taken 90 pasture a
hoy will boz carefully locke,
ID NJ care given For par
terms phone No, 1858 81
r.s fr1noan arrived u
,Frfr ON the Mauna Lol
n tahhlna They are or
I'd In thn asylum in thi
11it VISA passenE r on IN
NJ win stay IN sun Francis
week 1ad then return. &C
By bis wife. who " alread
rf Helene brought n por
nlfhnpry for the new ic
TONS I'M an The vessel |
AZ the old hsh marke
ndys has gone 90 K0o'au n
tn ON h.s return viii NOV
quarters In the new Ma
q on Alakea and Merchar
Campbell and her chill
Brown and her children
BY a few friends. wi
. No Island. returning ne,
uTy record shows the deaf
HEd nis. us follows: ID
hawaiian. aged 20, a
aged 81. Mataio Kan
ldio
wish "a special. extra brai
.ll coOklng or general ui
HIra Wizard and Noge
1u famous W. g.. PEI
NJ agents.
Eclipse n the flawa a
n Inp VII leave this n
1..nCk Or Kauai port
b rlcrIvot up Co the ti0
y W MoCh0 snoy a sor
a
'fl1d steam Navigate
approved lts amend
t terms The company
20 Increase its capt.
i.d iu enter the iowa
lt r. young Purtuguc
Europe some years ago
pH'sihl0d. viii probat
q 'iday The climate ths
~ WIN hIs health. 20
bt studies here.
~ lbF police dauertms
..Okr.I Jupluose dris
a't just Bs be- ran do
lif nu queen street "A
. ln.n IUmugt. Tie "
liz asen lU police houdqu.
w 'n'ro viii bo sold at al
FHhnr t 1ne assurtml
'lfnliufn This sale Ia
a u1HalugHr EHI
i.afs Ot.l tt WIN d. III
on Merchant and Aial
singer VIII leave FOR
n ulssIrrsr In "a sh
ior 1 period % ~
.I'p W fur thr benefit
heu.fb The Hass
occupied by Hugh
wish their horses /,
- ,nou.i soud them to y
- .'on safe today az u,
Vlr'n street and "a
purchase stock at N
attend this sale. WI
A.. &C.,.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-21
Putnum'S
Cherry
Cough Comfort

10 any other remedy.
You commence TO feel the easing ef-
fects after the first dose.
There In no,nIng Objectionable about
this cure-but just the reverse. as It is a
very agreeable and pleasant preparation.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-01
afritaniider &riessidauplat.
Gen. Robert's Radfebr.

Bonn ariessumt tuarb 0onnsritas ans
eetinbist, baB Sen. Roberts anu l5.
glObemter bon SiOufrita mad gneIanb
ab3ureifen Beoentt unb bab @eneral NOl'
islsp ii9 bereit eriIdrt bat, nod bis gnbe
Jeobembsr oils SberbefsbIsbabsr Der 4r.
NEE 3u funsiren, Su tuslder Steauus be.
tanntIi4 Sen. 9tobertS srnannt pOroen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-01
@rfIdring oer SroofIDner
oeutid)en 8iir8ers&iga.

Die sroBe OeutI9 amsritaniI6t
8iirger 2tga bon 9roptlpn fabte in
elmer 8erfammlung, unter benz 9ors
iibe tbres prGiibenten Serrn Sttr
&empners, foIgenbe gei6IiiFe:
Ste Seuti6 amsrifouii6e c
Birger 9iga BON Srootlpn be-
idliebt biermit: 6s 1T uniers llebsrIsusuug,
oab in Der tOmmenben 9rdfoentenpabl Is
bic sebistsrii6s qtltbt Der Siirser 1T, bic sss
geRipdrtise repubIitaniibe Gomiuiitration
ou itiir3en unO baour6 bic Ration ,u bcs
freieu bon Der orObenOeu gsfabr Oes Wilis
turismus Der SAT- unu6tbiger Griega iteuerr,
ben imperialiittihen usibreitungen, ip,lfs
iidb grdfosnt WtcainleD bel Der aunet.runs
uno gyerpaItune unisrer neusn Ro,Cni,n nit
SiutauieBuug uuierer Ronititutton erlaubt
bat uuO lpOburb Die Grifeu3 unierer treis
beitli6eu SuititutiOnen srnitli6 ssfdbrOst
it,
8ei9loiisn, Oob bic eiu,i9s SOif=
nung fir cine freibeititbe unb forti6rittlide
GRtDidlung unieres 9anoes, fir bic Hb.
i6afiung Der Rriegsiteusrn, fit elm cbrlbes
Ginbalten unierer ben 9ubanern uno porr
tOriiunsru gegebenen 9eripE6eu, fir eiue
gere6te @srtbsilung Der Steuerlaiten our6
ben Grlub elmer Gtutommsnheuer, fiir cine
gesrbtguue ber i6ma6bollen StGnoaIe In
ben 6ifsntlt6sn aemtern, filr bic BieOerbers
tellung elmer ipariumsn 0sripaltuns Der
nutiOuGlsu Gugele8enbsiten, uno iir etne
i6IeuniSe 9eenoiguns Der 3seieeung bur9
Sruits unb Spubtate in Der 6ripdblung oss
in &anius GitD nomiutrtsn oemoiratii6eu
Sitets Iiegt
9ti9lOiisu, oab mir bic ROminatio.
nen bon g9illtam !, 9rpon uno golai 6.
Stsbenion urb bic oemotratii3s Qrin,ipisns
ertIdruns bon Runius Gitp bon souJ.m Ssr=
sen inOOifiren.
8eiblofien, bab mir bic Grbaltuns
Der Rspubltt in ibrsr uripriingli6eu Reins
belt uIs Oas Oornebmfe uro Oriueenbfe SHue
bieier WabIcampagHs era9teH, osnn nod uns
ierer lleber3sugung 1T uuisre Rspublif Our9
ben empOrDu6ernbsn Smpsrialismus auf 5
aeuberfe eefdbrbet. Stsiss SfIus iiberItat.
tet ale anoeren, Defenders bic @dbruugss
fro9e, ipelde bur6 gsitbeebuHe fit bic nG6s
fen bier Sabre psnisitsns srIsbiet IT,
Gn ole uniers Oeuti6 amtritaniI6sn
Wttbiresr ergebt oesbalb Der gIufrui, fi6
uns an3ui6IisBen 3u sinem ensreiIbsn
Rampf fir bic elcrreibe Griudblung Don
sStllinm J. 9rDon uRO abIoi 6. Sttnsnion.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-01
0Sar uur fheiutpot.

6ruu SObn StOrfs in Sbippsnbure,
Ba., iolte, nadbem ibr glr,t erfldrt
bate, ouB bus 2ebsn aus ibrsm 9brpsr
eefIObsn, einbaIinmirt tpsrben. Der Sci.
dsntetutter bate IlIes borbsreiiet unb
ben 9eitnum suredt seIest, aIs sr pI6s'
LID Seben i'm 9brper berfpdrte. SofOrt
tpureen marine SIai6en unb 8sIsbunes'
mltteI in 8irffumteit eebrudt unb bsr
SDrper Der Srau, bic aQeroinsS ibr 8es
ipubtiein ni6t tpieber erIanst bat, seists
9eben. 8ieaeidt ipirb Ssrnu Storte i'm
tommenbsn @inter nod mun6sn 8aI;er
tnmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-01
Die s6redensberrI6ait aaf
Den 0biIippinen.

Sie lebten &abeIHa6ri6ten bon ben
pbiltppinen melbeten, bab spei SoIs
oaten bon Snfurgentsn eri6oIfen pur>
ben, dls lie tn OrOeuitd, einem 0orfe
in Wttnbando, iid gu eHen tauften.
Sine eompagnte dmeritanii6er
Solbdten elite aur SteIle unb nabm
bluttge Ra9e. tnbem tie SO @inlpo6ner
bieies Sorfes ntebermu6te.
S9ltebli9 tpurbe bur6 elm 9anoz
nenboot bas 0orf bouItGnbia serIt0rt.
Der &rie9 iit in bieIem Sorfe pors
BET, unb 5ipdr neil idmmtli6e Ginz
pobner tobt iinb. Gs TIT mertpiirbig,
oaB bteie Na9ri9t benz Gen1or enfz
gangen TT, benn setpDbnlib tperben
berdrtige Sbatfd9en perI9nieeen.
9lus bem 8riefe zines SuperIdIFaen
Gorreiponbenten tn ben Qbiltppinen
ertd9rt man, bab. Ieitbem Der &riea
Dffentltd beenbigt TT, mebr Syilipinos
erf4oHen tporben itnb, uIs unter ben
5tpei borbergebenben RepoIutionen aes
gen Spdnien.
Ser .WliIitGrgoubetneur beaebrt
feline 9efangenen unb AUDI feline 8ez
rt9te iiber bte 2ln3abl Der erT9oFenen
SiIipinos. SeffentIi9 ntrb alien
GtngebOrenen amneitte geipGbrt unb
ibnen allerlei @erIpre9ungen aema6t,
penn iie tbre Daffen nie6srlegen. gu
glet4er 3eit tperben dber bic @tn9es
borenen uuf ben SnfeIn, Ipbalb dls
man unfreunbli6e @eiinTilng bermuz
tibet, BON unfepen Solbaten umringt
unO eri9ofen.
llniere 9e5unblung Der ;silipinos
retbt it4 ebenbiirtis an bic SDrannen<
berrfdaft Spanieus auf @ubd.
Der &f Der 5iItpinos Inn i6re
Sreibeit 1T lGngft ni9t besnbet, unb
uniere Solbaten MAIDEN es uns i4ier
unmOglt9, iemaIs nit ben 5ilipinos
In freunblide 8e5iebungen 5u treten
unb Srieben au ertldpen.
Die Srass 1T nun biefe: De lunge
fpiro bas ameritdniI9e Bolt Steuern
be3abIen, Inn elm srobes Seer uuf ben
Pbtltppinen gu erbuIten, bas nur bd5u
ba 1T, einen enblsIen 4usrottungsz
trtsg gegen Elm Bolt gu fiibren, 6as
fib niemdls nit benz unirisen Der=
mii9en tpirb9
Gs 1T enblid 3eit, bieiem Smperias
lismus elm SaIt 5u sebieten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-01
Neaerleben fehr biQia.

Nube 2ibertp Siq in Bts county,
ga, lpurcen bon psiben 5urmern spej
5nrbise, Su8. 8rier unb SaS. @aao.
map, aufseinGpft. neil iie pdbrenO Der
Snec in ous Saus zines 5armsrS i6Oi,
len uno cine Sruu in erOben S6rsden
periebten.
Rabe 8saiton. Souifon county.
puroe am Isbien Sumitus Elm Reser me.
gen 8g8eipaItisunB elmer peibCn 5rau
8eIpni6t uno am SOnntas Ipnidisn Re-
ger einen Rsaer. Der iib an elmer Rafe'
senCfin b.rBriffen bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-01
gneIdnbsr eef6Ia9en.

Die 8uren babeu SacObsOaI. ilbpeit.
LID 2imberIp, mad beftissm 8lserfanoe
isltens ber 9arniiOn, bic aus SO6Idn.
bern Der 8atcoIOnie bsItlnb, in 8eib
senommen. 2estere Iitten isbr fart un6
psrloren bon 80 Wann 81,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-01
Ieber 95. 100000 3eitfariften.

Nsbr aIs fiinfuuSnsunsig Ntlionen
GopIsn -um aennu ,u iein, 95. .237 ,523
-oss The Ladies' Home Journal fino
berausSsseben tpOrbsn, isitosm Die 3eits
i6rlft Susrit Dor iisbsebn Sabren seSrudt
purbe. December 1883 mar 6as Jour
nails 8eburlstaB uno bic srhe aufI ae
mabte i'm 8anssn 10000. Die 3eits
itrift tpuroe i'm Anfuns gut uufpenom.
men uuo ieitoem 1T oeren Ba6stbum
eine tpunberbure i6nsqe sepsien, ME,
mails unbaltsnb, bis bic @lrEuIOlion itbt
$4,000 GOpien per Dlonat betrdat.
Bdbrsnc Der Isbtsn elf Nonate plr bic
eur6itnittIi6e 3unubme Al. 900 @Opicn
per DiOrat mebr, ais fur bic sIsi6e gs.
Ticos I'M UerfIOiiensn Sabre.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-01

SaS- Das >, ,BobenbIatt" entbGIt ale
Na&ri1tsn uno fohet nur $500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-01

Die felnhen 0rudarbeiten in Der Stubt.
Slsfsrt bic Oifies bss ,,0o1snblatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-01

StitS Sic Gaiab ??
"a Sses Ss VI, VT bon 1anbbsit unb ed,iperbSriafet
" mn nnlerer nenen 9rfnbunq beiIbar; nur Sonh
ae9otsne untnrirbnr. cbrcnSauien Rbrt {oinrt
aus ogsinrttbt enren Gon Rohtnfrrie finttrintint
~ une anstaali Weber tam flo nit qsrinatn Refsi
ahraif' oe6 sa eaIs atos., Gbieaeo, gh'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-01

NIT ct NIT elmer acknowledgement Ruio.
ritdt ertpdbIt ipiro. Sur bann. tuenn elm
isSsr 9euti&e feline gHiat am 8abItuse
tbui, ipir6 es m6sIib isin, eineu Deut.
i@sn ais S4eriif BON 2adapanna @ouuip
Su besraBen. Slid auf! @barles $.
S9nbt, S&sriff bon 2adapannu
@ounip. Sc,
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Sdnlpt III berfanfcn,

atlssrn uabr her Stiernfabrif tn brr 10. Barb.
ssitts auSabluns, ptnH 9tmanp bdusn mill /;
br &tii lam tsbsn bItibru. Rabjufrassn in
eisrr Sifitr, ba
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-13
Delaware and Hudson.

On Feb. 4th, 1900, trains will leave
Scranton as follows:
For Carbondale-6.20 753, S.53, 1913 a.
M: IL noon; 1.23, 2.2O, 1852, 5.25, 6.25, 1851,
9.15. Ills p. M. Liz a. m.
For Albany. Saratoga, Montreal, Bos-
ton. New England points, etc.-6.20 a. m.i
2.2O p. IN.
For Honesdale-62O 1913 a. M; 22o 5.25
p. m.
For wilkes-Barre-6i 74s. S43. 9.3s,
1o.43 q M: 1898, 12S, 2.1s, 1888. AT, 6.10.
74S 1911, 11.3O y. nj.
For New York, Philadelphia, ETC., via
Lehigh Valley Railroads.&c. p. m.; 1908.
21S a.27 p. m: with Black Diamond Ex-
press. 11.3o p. m.
For PENNSYLVANIA Railroad points, Gas.
93S a. M: 2.1S, All p. m.
For western points, via Iehigh Valley
Rairoad-7.iS a. m.: 1909, 3.33, with Black
Diamond Express. 1041 11.30 p. fn
Trains will arrive in Scranton as fol-
lows
From Carbondale and the North-6.40.
743, S.3S 9.3i, 1O3S, 1l.5S Il. M; 1.23, 2.15,
3.2j. 4.23, 7.i3, 1925. l1.27 p. m.
From Wilkes Barre and the South-6.15,
AS, s.4S, 1O.3S, 1l.55 a m; lis. 2.14. 3.iS.
$50. G.2l, 753 o.05, 0.O5 p. M; lib q. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS
For Carbondaie-9.05, 11.33 p. m; 2.23.
$50. 5.47. DEB p. m.
For Wilkes -Barre-9.3S. 1903 a. m; LIS.
3.2S, 543. 7iS p. m.
For Albany, Saratoga, Montreal, Bos.
ton. New England points, ETC., 2.23 p. m. =.
Lowest rates to all points in United
States and Canada.
J. w. BURDICK, G. p. A., Albany, N. Y.
H. w. CROSS. d. =. A.. Scranton, Pa.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-13
THEATRICAL.
"Held by the Enemy"

Barring the singing of one of the Sis
ters Johnson last nights production of
"Held by the Enemy" at the Academy of
Music by the Kl!mt-Hearn company, II
deserving of the highest praise. Gillette $
sterling war drama is not the kino of a
play that amateurish actors can toy
with successfully. IT requires n strong,
evenly balanced company and this 1t has
In the artists who compose the Klimt-
Hearn company.
George Klimt as Gordon Haync, Harry
Coffin as Colonel Prescott, and Lillian
Mae Crawford as Rachel McCreary, car-
iied off the honors of the performance
with the leading roles. but the subordi-
nate characters were almost as well por-
trayed by Charles Lcekins, David Con-
ger, Bert Wcsner. John Rogers and w.
II. Powell. Alma Hearn. the ingenue of
the company, made a fine impression.
With such a company 1t is small won
der that popular priced dramas attract
theater goers. Although last night was
dismal and stormy the company played
to the capacity of the house. This after
noon the company presents "a Million
aires Daughter and tonight "The Great
Diamond Robbery" During the per-
formances moving pictures and Special
ties are introduced.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-13
TAYLOR NEWS.
Death of Mrs. Thomas Mclaughlin.
Tally Ho Performance Coming.
Valentine Social-Personal News.

Mrs. Thomas Mclaughlin. wife of
Thomas Mclaughlin, the well known
| tailor, passed away at her home on
Union street yesterday morning at 4
| O'Clock, after two weeks illness. De-
| ceased was 50 years Of age and for
many years resided at West Scranton,
which was her former home. She was
a lady who possessed many accom-
| plishments and an amiable disposition
which made her friends numerous. She
was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
| Nicholas Durkin, OF West Scranton.
! She Is survived by her husband and
one child, her parents, and the follow
| ing brothers and sisters: Misses Mary
and Sarah and Messrs. Joseph, Mich
| ael Thomas and John. The funeral
will take place from her late home
tomorrow morning at 3 o'clock. A re-
QUEEN high mass will be sung at the
Church of the Immaculate Conception.
Burial will be made in Minooka Cath
olic cemetery.
| Tomorrow evening a valentine social
will be conducted by the Ladies' Aid
| society of the Methodist Episcopal
church in the class room. Refresh
| ments will be served by the young
ladies. Admission, 10 cents. A cordial
| invitation is extended to all.
The next attraction at weber's rink,
Thursday evening, Feb. 10, will be
Will F. Burke's great play, Tally
Ho." This company chiefly consists of
people Of this valley and is stronger
than many Of the vaudeville shows
that take in towns of our size. The
company is headed by Mr.. Burke, the
| fn onrsS ci iv,er nd
| er, who is ably assisted by the fol-
lowing artists: Willie Lynott. Char
les Berry, Charles Stutzman. Roche
and Skeff, LOTUS and Vittio, Master
John Howard, the famous boy So
prano, the Banfield Sisters, and Mamie
Gilgallon. The entire company is one
of unusual merit. Mr.. Burke will sing
| for the first time on any stage 1.-The
Girl Should Have Married Long Ago"
| This is Mr.. Burke's latest composition.
Attorney John NJ. Harris. of this bor-
ough, will leave for Harrisburg today
on important business.
At the Price Library meeting on Fri
day evening fourteen proposals for
membership were received. The asso-
citation now has a membership of sew
enty-five and is steadily increasing.
The members will debate the bonding
of the borough at Friday evening s
| meeting.
! Lackawanna lodge. No. 113. Ameri-
can Protestant association, will meet
this evening.
Rev. DIR. Brooks. Of wilkes-Barre,
who preached in the Presbyterian
church on Sunday. has been appointed
to take charge of the work left by Rev.
l.. r. Foster until a permanent pastor
| can take charge.
| Mrs. Thomas Thomas. of Greenwood,
for rer resident of this town, died
at her home on Sunday evening after
brief illness. Deceased was we'll
known and highly respected by all that
knew her.
| Misses Mary Ellis and Nfillet Her.
man, of Scranton, were the guests of
friends here on the Sabbath.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-13
PECKVILLE.

The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
bvterian church will hold dime
molasses candy social this evening at
the home of Mrs. j. X. Doyle, on lower
Main street. An interesting programme
has been prepared for the evening. All
welcome.
Mrs. F.. F. Kizer and daughter, of
Towanda, are spending few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Peck.
Peckville postoffice will be closed to-
day. February 13, from 12 to 4.3O p. m.
]. X. Doyle and A. w. Brundage, sur
eties for A. A. Swingle, deceased.
Mrs. William w. Peck will give g.
dinner Wednesday at noon for the
benefit Of the Presbyterian Aid society
at her home, No. $40 Main street. All
welcome.
Mrs. Andrew Hale returned to her
home at Yatesville yesterday, after
spending couple of days with her
mother Mrs. Mary Barnes. of Hickory
street.
Mr.. Frank Calender who has been
very i'll, is improving slowly
Mr.. +. w. Swingle. who has been
seriously i'll, was much improved yes
terday.
The local order of Improved Order OF
Heptasophs will hold public installa-
ton at their rooms in Ledyard hall,
Thursday evening. February Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vane Kennedy, of
Lackawanna street are entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. kizer, of Kizers,
Pa. Yesterday was Mrs. Kizers sixty
fifth birthday, and their children from
far and near assembled here to make
the day one long to be remembered by
those who We're present. The day was
passed by the family in relating fond
remembrances and in other ways. A
sumptuous repast was served by Mrs.
Kennedy. The children who were pres
ent at the joyful occasion were w. w.
Kizer, Warden. Pa; Il. f. Kizer.
Towanda. Pa; Mrs. w. j. Cobb, VIM
mers, Pa; j. Dahlgren Kizer, Kizers,
Pa; Mrs. NJ. Arnold, Carbondale, Pa. /;
A. r. kizer, Scranton: Mrs. NJ. s. Shaf-
fer, Wilkes Barre; Mrs. F. A. Peck.
Peckville: Mrs. V. H. Kennedy, Peck
vile. 1t was decided to hold reunion
at this place August go.
Mrs. Il. X. BENJAMIN had as her
guests. Friday Mrs. AL Stark and Mrs.
Farr. of Nicholson.
Miss Mary N. Scull spent Sunday
with her parents at Green Grove.
The central school building was fumi-
gated Saturday, a sufficient amount
of formaldehyde being used to thor
oughly disinfect 1t from all disease
germs.
Miss Nellie T.. Peck Is Ill at the home
of her brother, F. L. Peck, Green
Ridge, Miss Jennie Williams is at
tending to the duties of Miss Peck's q
position as principal of the central
school.
All young people interested in the
colonial supper to be held In the
Methodist Episcopal church on George
Washington's birthday are invited to
meet In the lecture room of the Metho-