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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-17
THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-sATURDAy, NOVEMBER L. 1900

'sIIunchbnck Of Notrc Dame" and Is the second
opera written upon that plot The hrst was
dismal failure, and never reached this country.
After this opera. the success OF which remains
TO lie seen. it IL the intention OF the management
to revive al NJ $. Pinaiorc" in a style quite
as elaborate and complete az the present per.
formance OF the "Mikado." III this connection
IL may be mentioned that Gilbert and Sullivan's
"patcnco" has recently been revived at the
Savoy thcater, IN LONDON, and although written
as a satire upon the aesthetic craze Of twenty
years ago seems to have lost little OF It's original
sparkle and wit. The other operas repeated
next week will be "Mignon" and "Trovatore."
The season will last about one month longer. as
the regular season Of opera in Italian German
and French begins about Dec. Ii.
That we'll known and popular organization, the
Studio club. will hold its first rehearsal for this
season at Miss Frccman's studio There will he
over twenty-five ladies in the chorus, assisted
by a string orchestra. Miss Freeman, the con-
luctor. has selected some charming part songs,
most Of them entirely new to Scranton audiences
The next symphony orchestra concert will oc-
cur at the Lyccum ON Monday evening the tenth
Of next month. DR.. Carl Duff the great basso,
will be the vocal sooist of the evening". and
Haydn Evans will play Mendelssohn's piano con.
certs, with the full orchestral accompaniment.
A splendid programme has been prepared.
II II II
Miss Julia Clapp Allen appeared at the Wilkes
Barre Musical club yesterday, as violin soloist.
The meeting which was held ut the residence
OF Mrs, II. H. Harvey, was very successful.
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Religious....

tion is extended to new members ana
their families.
Tho regular meeting of the Metho-
dist minister of Scranton and vicinity
will oh held in the parors of Elm
Park church, Monday. Nov. ~, at lOoo
a. m. Speaker. J.ids on n. Bailey; sub
jcct ministerial Attitudes end Their
Results.
The Young Peoples societies OF
Northeastern Pennsylvania will have
their semi-annual rallys at Parson
Monday. In the evening. the Rev. w.
j.. Davies, OF the Memorial church,
will give then an address on Foreign
Missions
Comemncing Sunday evening. and
continuing until further notice, the
evening services at the Rescue Mis-
sion will be held at 730, in place of
o'clock, as formerly.
Rev. David Spencer, d. d.. Will read
a paper at the Baptist pastors confer
ence Monday at 1890, on What Does
Paul Mean by Adoption"
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Miscellaneous.

All Souls Unversalist Church. on Pine street,
between Adams and Jc.iorson nvcnues-Rev. u,
II. Bcarlsry, pa3tor; residence, 620 Adnins ave.
nuc. Morning service. 1870 o'clock. subject,
"Positivcncss Of Results; a The Two Ways
evening service, 80 o'clock subject: Miracles ;
Sunday school at llSO a. M; Mrs. s. Benjamin,
supcrintcnlont. "yc Must Be Born Again "
Strangers will always find welcome.
First church (Christ scientisD, 5lo Adams ave.
nur--Sunday services 1890 a. III. and I.3o y. m.
Sunday school. 1l.i5 a. m. subject, Ancient
and Modern Nccromancy, OF McSmcrism ana
Hypnotsm' Testimonial meetings Wednesday
evenings, s O'Clock The Bible and all Chris.
ian Science literature is kept in its free public
reading roon "Sccncc and Health with Key
to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, will be
loaned To investigators without charge. Visitors
and letters OF inquiry arc welcomed and given
courteous attention and information free.
Peoplcs CONGREGATIONAL Prohibition church,
Rev. DIR. Bird, pastor There will be regular
preaching service on sabbath evening in Morell
hall, Breaker street. Green Ridge, at $50 y. III.
Subject, ''rhc Only Hope Tic Home. the Church
and the Nation" All welcome.
Calvary Reformed Church, Gibson street and
Monroe avenue Rev. Marion L. Fircr, pastor.
Services, Sun'lay. 1880 n. m. and $50 p NJ,
sunday school "a H. M: Christian Endcavor,
Gi5 u. IN. Morning subject, "Thc Last Judg
ment;' evening subject. "'rhc Glorious One N
the Midst OF the Golden Clndcsticks.'
Zion United Evangelical Church, li2O Capoust
avenue pica,hin. ut 1915 a. M. and I.3C
y. IN. by the pastor, Rev. j. W. Messinser SIN
iccts. Putting On Christ" and "Aftcr Death
whatP' Sunday school at oii a. n; keystone
League Christian Endeavor at G,"o p. M All
| are cordially invited.
Plymouth Congregational church. jackson
street, between Main and Hyde Park avenues So
10. 30 o. m. morning sermon and communion 0'
postor. 70 m, Sabbath school, 4. u. Eynon
superintcndcnt; o.lj u. M. Mission Sunha,
school. Sherman avenue. John r. Thomas, super
intcntIcnt: D. m. evening service. sermon hN
the pastor. All services are in English. L. a
Boyl, pastor.
Y. W. c. \. oOj Washington avcnVc--Gospc
meeting at 3.4j D. IN. Sccrctarys ltblc cas
| Monday at 7.i5 p. m. MI women anu girls at'
! invited
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John r. Nfofat, d. D., pastor. Services at 1890
a. m. and 7.30 p M; Bible school at IL M:
Christian Endeavor society at go p. m. prayer
meeting, Wednesday. 7.30 p. IN. The pastor Will
preach in the morning; subject, "lioldins Fast
tbc Profession Of Our Faith" In the evening
the pastor will preach at p. m. and administer
the Sacramcnts in the Sumner Avenue Prcsby.
terian church. lev. +. J. Milman will preach
In the evening In the Washburn Street rresby'
tcrian church. There will be special music at
each service All welcome. Next Sabbath the
dfth anniversary Of the present pastorate will be
observed.
sumner Avenue Presbyterian church., corner
Sumner avenue and Price strcct-Prcachng at
1870 n. IN. and y. IN. Sabbath school at =
p. IN. Mr.. Ic2alcel Brown. superintendent. AZ
u p. N. Rev. Dr. Moaat will preach and adj
minister the sacrament of baptism ami the
Lords supper Young Peoples Society OF
Christian Endcavor n. { o'clock; theme. what
Ihtcmpcrancc Costs Our Nation" Proverbs, skill,
l.1 1921. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening,
7.i5 o'clock. All are welcome.
Green Ridge Presbyterian churcli--Rcv W, j.
Ford Meeting for prayer at 10 a. M: church
services at 1890 and 100 Subject in the morn
ing, "a Business Man Among the Apostles; IN
the evening, "a Child Who Disappointed His
Parents" sunday school at 1lij: Junior meet
ing at $50; Senior prayer meeting at go
Adams Avenue chapel, New York street.-The
| Rev. james Hughes will preach at 1890 n. m.
and at 7.30 p m. school ut 3 O'Clock, Mr..
Chandler, superintendent. The pastor viii con
duet the Bible class for men. to winch th'
men OF the nciglhorhood are invited {. u. Ill
G.ij 4 general and hearty invitation is given
to attend thcs services.
Taylor Presbyterian churclt-profcssor W. y.
| plumlcy. OF the School of the Iackawanna. will
| preach at the morning service No evening ser
| vice.
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Episcopal.

st. Luke's parisf--Rcv Rogers Israel. d. d..
rector; Rev. j.. i. lTauehton. senior ciratc: Rev.
NJ q. Nash. junior curatc. Twcnty.third Sunday
after Trinity.
81. Lu,le's churcli-1.3O Il. M, holy conm'in'
ion: 1880 n. M. morning prayer and scr'lon;
80 y. M, evening prayer and sermon; alo n.
M Sunday school and Bible classes
st. Marks. Dunmorc--s n. M. holy comm''n'
ion; 1890 a. m., morning prayer and sermon;
7.3O y. m.. evening -raycr and sermon; 3 =. M.
Sunday school and Bible classes.
East End Mission, Prescott avenue p. M,
Sunday school and Bible classes; $40 p M,
evening PRAYER and sermon.
South Side Mission. Fig strcct-2.S0 p. M,
Sunday school and Bible classes.
81. Georges, Olyphant-23o p M, Sunday
school and Bible classes: $40 p. m., evening
prayer and sermon.
ClIrist's Church, corner Washington ard Par;
avenue. Rev. +. S. Ballcnthc, rector. Ser
vices, 1880 a. NJ, $50 p. and 73o p. NJ.
All SEATS free All welcome
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item OF the remarkable scene, and all
is ready Tor the order which will admit
the audience to a share in the excite
ment.
Suddenly. out go the lights. and up
goes the drop-scene, while the horses
are laundering down upon us in the
total darkness, only twenty feet away!
Then the lights flash out again ana
the audience also has the race in full
view.
Not. however, the race we see; for
in reality there are two, one for them
and one for us.
They see the chariots from the side,
as IL they in fact sat in the seats
Of the ancient hppodrome. We, on the
contrary, ore standing, as it We're, in
the middle of the track, directly in the
Path OF the speeding horses, whose
noses we can almost touch. And the
sight is, beyond question, a most re-
markable one-one never beheld by
any one before, unless he has had the
good luck to be standing where We
ere now. Many have, OF course, been
able to see, for an instant, from a po-
ston somewhat like ours, a bunch of
thoroughbreds as they flash down the
home stretch for the finish. Doubtless,
too. the spectators who sat at the ends
Of the Roman circus came still nearer
to the sight as they watched the char
lots speed toward them down the
course. But when is it likely to have
| happened to any one, outside OF this
mimic hiprGdrome, TO watch from q
| position such as ours, eight horses
racing neck and neck for a distance
| (measurod by time) of over a mile
| For from the instant the brakes are
lo0sened until the scene ends nearly
three minutes elapse. and the horses
are running at the rate of mile in
not very much more than two min
utcS.
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Evangelical Lutheran.

Evangelical Lutheran. Twcnty.third Sunday
after Trinity. Gospel, Nit. %: l5.22. Epistle
Phil. 3: 7:2l
st. Marks, Waslburn and Fourteenth streets
Rev. \. l.. Rainer. Phi. D., pastor. Services
1880 a. M. 7.3O r. m.; Luther league p. ,n. ::
Sunday school. II M: Catechctical instruction,
Monday. : p. M. Wednesday evening service
7.aO: Mission Band Saturday, 80; morning
subject. "1hc Christians Attitude to Civil Ohi-
gations' evening subject. "The Coming OF the
Son of Man,
Holy Trnity-Adams avenue and Mulberry
struct--.Rcv. G.. G. Spicker, pastor Services,
1890 a. M, 7.3O p. NJ: Luthcr league d"o p
m: Sunday school, u m; Catechctical instruc-
ton. Monday, p. M; Bible study, Tuesday
7l5 p. M; Mission band, Saturday. 10 a. n
st. Pauls, Short avcnue-Rev. W. e. l.. Lauer,
pastor Services 10. 80 n. m., 7.30 p. M; Sunday
school, go p. M; Catechetical instruction, $40
p. m; Luther league Wednesday. 7.3o p. m.
Hion's, Miin avenuc-Rev. T. I. Zzclmann'
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Baptist.


Penn Avenue Baptist chlIcll--Prcachng morn.
ing at 1880 and evening at 80 by the pastor
Rev. Robert j. Y. Pierce. Morning prayers in
the lower temple at 0i5. Topic oi morning ser
mon, Sin Ills Steps. or the Way to the Throne"
Sunday school at the Penn avenue church at 9
o'clock, and at the Memorial mission at $50 p
m; y. =. $. c. T., at $50. From 40 to $50
peoples popular one hour service; sermon
,npic, "Ihe Voyage Of Life" a briei eyIngel.
sc service in the lower tc,npla following the
anon.
First Baptist church, South Main avenues.
=, Mathews, pastor; parsonage, Ill! Rock
street. The usual services morning and evening,
il3o n. m. and $50 a. n.t in basement OF the
Welsh Baptist church, Sunday school, go p,
n.. Plymouth church, DR.. Beddoc s'lpcrintend-
cnt; b. Y, p. L. service $50 p. M, at Ivoritc
hall; PRAYER meeting Wednesday, $50 p. M,
basement Of Welsh Baptist church. All are well
come
Shiloh Baptist Church, center street-scrNices
at 1oij Il, m. and 7.a0 p. M, by Rev. James A.,
Sunlar, OF Philadelphia Morning subject,
''Wash and BE Ready" evcng subject, "Iusticc
VAS Violently Withheld From Him." All are
welcome
North Main Avenue Baptist church S. q.
Reading pastor Services ut 1890 D. m. and 1.iO
p. m. Sunday school at p. m.
Memorial Baptist church Pastor, Rev, W, i,
Davies Services tomorrow al The usual hours;
liihlc school AZ 9 ~ m, In the evening The
Rw r. G.. Cl,mor, OF The Christian church,
win preach in the absence of the pastor rha
Young People. society will meet Tuesday even
ms" Topic, ''rhe Honest leader"
\ncrnlan Memorial mission, Prescott avenue
''ath school, $50; evening service, 7.30. DIR,
%. Batcson will speak Nov. Is, subject, 'De
ration"; prayer meeting, Thursday evening
kely Baptist churcll-Rev David Spencer
D., will preach at 1890 a. NJ. on "Chis
,ly Different from all Other Religions" and
POI, I.30 p, IN. on "Down, but Not Forsaken"
Bihle school, His; u, Y. p. T., 6i5 Every
body welcome.
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Reformed Episcopal.

Grace Reformed Episcopal urch, Wyoming
avenue. below Mulberry street-Rcv. George l..
Alrcl, pastor. Prayer and praise service. @3o
a. m: divine worship, 1880 n. IN. and 7.30 p m.
Morning subject, "a Lawful Use of the Law"
Timothy, j. S; evening subject. "a New Crca-
tion." II Corinthians V, L. Sabbath school at
T. H.: Young Peoples Society Of Christian En-
dcayor G30 D. IN. Lesson study Wednesday
evening at 7.3O O'Clock. followed lw prayer
meeting ar S o'clock. Seats free All welcome.
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pastor. Service, 1890 a. M; Sunday school, 2
y. m.
Christ church. Cedar avenue and Birch street.
Rev. James witkc. pastor. Services, 1870 a. M,
$50 p. M: Sunday school, p. m.
st. Peters, Prescott avcnue-Rcv John Ram
dolpb, pastor. Services, 1890 o. M, 80 p. IN
Sunday school, 9 p. NJ.
Grace English Lutheran church, corner Madison
avenue and Mulberry s;rcct--.Rcv. Luther Hess
Waring, pastor O.3O a. M, Sunday school; 1919
q. M. divine worship; subject Of sermon, "Thc
Christian Responsibility" 935 D. M, Young
Peoples Society of Christian Endcavor: $50 y.
M, divine worship; subject, "Isaial' the froph'
ct.' Everybody welcome.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-17

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HOUSE WORK

Seems easy to man, but there is e
great deal of lifting and reaching to do !;
great many trips up and down stairs to
make in the course of days house work.
It's hard where woman is we'll. For
woman suffering with some form OF
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1,ailroad Young Mems Christian as
sociation. Rev. j. b. Sweet will ad-
dress the family meeting on Sunday
at 3.45 p. III. lie will be assisted by
the Simpson male quartette who Will
render special selections. DR.. Sweet is
a magnetic speaker and the quartette
is one of the best in the city. Every
body is welcome and special invita-
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The nineteenth century movement
will receive its great impetus in this
region by the mass meeting to be held
in Simpson church, Dec > and =.
Bishops Ninde and Bowman, both vet
Grams in the Methodist church, will be
present, and many dignitares of the
denomination will make addresses. 1t
will be the great religious event of the
present year in this region.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-06-02
A New Firm.

A partnership has been formed for
the practice of medicine in this city by
DR.. o. M. Willis and DR.. A. II. Smith.
The new firm will occupy the rooms on
Putnam street which have been occu-
pied by DR.. Willis.
DR.. Willis, the senior member of the
firm, has been practicing in Marietta
for the past eighteen years and is one
of the leading and successful physi-
clans In the city. His practice has
grown to such proportions that it be-
came necessary for him to choose a
partner in busines.
DR.. Smith is young man, well quail
fled for rsthe practice of his profession.
He was graduated from Ohio Medical
College in 1898 ana fer the past two
years has been engaged in work in the
Cincinnati hospital
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-06-02
The Marietta Daily Leader
SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1900.
Class Day Exercises.

The Presbyterian church was we'll
filled by a very appreciative audience
last evening, the occasion being the
Glass Day exercises of the Glass OF
1900, Marietta High School. This is
always one of the notable events of
the closing days Of High School life
and the affair last evening was fully
up to the standard. The members OF
the class who were on the program
were at their best and their produc-
tions showed the merit that is the
result of careful work in school. The
audience was pleased and enjoyed the
exercises very much.
Following Is the program:
March by the Glass.
Address Of Welcome. Clara Scott, Pres
Class History. ........ ...Bessie Pfaff
The BRIDGE. mum. -. .Shattuck
Shawe's Quartette.
Essay Specialization. Clara Scott
Class Mirror. 80. Lucy Holbrook
1t Was a Dream. =. Myrtle r. Slbley
l.. Phillips Shave.
Essay-National Flowers. Bessie Pfaff
Solo-Selected. 49,. ..Clara Williams
Class Poem. ...... ..Halla RUNNER
Like the Woodland Rose. Franz Mair
Shawe's Quartette.
Glass Prophesy... IL. Phillips Shave
Testator. .......... Harold Theis
CLASS SONG.
(Sung as medley)
Oh say can you see that at last we're
all here! ~-
After many scramble and cowardly
tear.
Oh Teacher true, thanks be to you
That we got through, that we got
through.
We'd leave our happy home for you.
Just tell four Juniors that you saw us
And they will know the rest.
Three cheers fot the juniors so few,
Three cheers for the Red, White and
Blue.
The Seniors, the Seniors forever,
Three cheers for the Juniors so few.
Dear High School tits of thee,
Sweet school of industry,
No more we sing.
Bye, High School, bye-oh, Bye, High
School, bye-oh
Bye, High School bye-oh, Goodbye my
love, goodbye.
Grieve not for us when we are gone,
Think only OF the good we've done,
Think kindly. Of us as you can,
You know how dear and good we've
been.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-06-02
Marietta College Calendar for
Commencement Week.

SUNDAY, JUNE 10TH.
1900 p. m.-Baccalaureate Address
-. ...... .....J. Fl. Chamberlin
500 p. m.-Address before the
Christian Associations. ..... ....
..... Rev Henry Runner. d. D..
MONDAY, JUNE 11TH.
1880 p. m.-Prlze Defamation Con-
test.
TUESDAY, JUNE 18TH.
$3.50 a. m.-Annual meeting OF the
Corporation.
10:OO a. m.-Class Day Exercises.
1900 p. m.--Academy Commencement.
400 p. m.--Meeting of the Alumni.
500 p. m.-Alumnl Banquet.
Orator. William G. Sibley, Glass Of 81
Poet, G. James Jones, Glass OF 'S4.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18TH.
1000 a. m.-Exercises of the Gradual
ing Glass.
800 p. m.-Muslcal Recital.
500 p. m.--Commencement Recep-
tiOn
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-06-02
c. R. Richardson's Report ot
Yesterdays Market.

New York Board of Trade, June L.
Steel stocks showed but little strength
through the day, but all closed frac-
ton higher except Steel wire and Nat
ional steel, which lost half cent.
Railroad stocks were strong from
the opening scoring advances of from
1 to 8 points and closed at highest
point for the day. Sugar opened and
closed at 1.1S1s.
Chicago Board of Trade, 2:15 p. m.
Trading in this market was narrow
and but little changes. July wheat OPP
ened 67A, declined to 66A, closing at
G6B@67. Oats and conr dull and
slightly stronger. Pork closed with
net loss of Is cents for the day.