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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-10-16

: 4Oletni Dennis Clancy, zwro-
tniczy kolei Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne g. Chicago, zostai wczoraj
przejechany i zabity ma % ul. Ste
wart ave. 50
-.ZL600 kandydat6w no stra-
aakow, ,dotychczas 600 poddafo sic
egzaminowi fzycznemu. Ztych 100
zostsio uznanyoh uisEdolnymL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-10-16
Kronika Miejscowa.
MIeko podrozaio.

czy mleka", ustanowifo nastepuJq-
ce ceny mleka: W Listopadzis !
Grudniu "a 5galonowe naczynie
ST.. Is; W Styczniu Lutym $l.l0i
W March, 95 centow, W Kwietniu
go cent6w. Podniesienie to ceny
oznacza, re przy drobiazgowych
zakupnach trzeba bedzie placic po
7centow "a kwarte, zamiast po 5,
jak dotychczas, lub bedzie MONA
kupowac tykiety ma Is kwart "a
S1.00. Powodem podwyzszenia cen
maja bye zwiekszone koszta paszy,
bydfa pfac robotnik6w.
POlicyant skaleczony.
Policyant re stacyi przy Rawson
str, Andrew Kloff, aresztowaf
wczoraj pania Marya F., zam. pm.
696 Noble str, "a ,,zfe zachowanie
size. Kiedy stanat W budce do te-
lefonowania ma rogu ulic Noble !
Blackhawk, zakradli sic tyfu ku
MENU synowie aresztowanej j je-
den z mich pchnaf go nozem W
kark. Policyant wyjaf revolver /
aresztowal obydwu napastnik6w.
Swoje rane, zreszta ME niebez-
pieczna, daf sobie opatrzyc W szpi-l
alu sw. Elzbiety.
0fiary szczeg6lnego wypadku.
3letni Bart Elwell, 1903 N.
Western ave. 5letni Alonzo Law
son, 1907 n. Western ave., wczoraj
bawih sic ma chodniku pred miesz-
kaniem rodzicow j przypatrywali
sic robotnikom, ktorzv przymoco-
wywali drut do siupa teiegraficzne-
go. w odleglosci dwoch ,,blokow"
kon ciagnaf drut, azeby go napiac.
Drut poczatku wl6kf sic po chod-
niku i chfopcy re swawoi pochwy-
cili go raczkami. Naraz jednako-
woz drut sic napiaf, chfopcy,
kt6rzy go ME puscili, zostali unie-
sieni W gore ma wysokosc % stop.
Przerazeni przechodnie wotali ma
chfopc6w, by trzymali sic SLIME,
p6ki ME nadejdzie pomoc, ale po-
moe mic ME umieli. Nadszedf po-
licyant Rowe i chciaf chiopcow
zfapat W powietrzu, ale przyszed
o sekunde "a pozno. Chiopcy
ktorym SHY ME dopisafy. puscii
drut spadli. Rowe maiego Barta
zdofat pochwycic, ale Alonzo spadt
ma bruk opr6cz mocnych kontu-
zyj doznaf wewnetrznych uszko-
dzen. Zdaje sig, re chfopiec umrze.
Bart zachorowaf W skutek fzycz-
nego wysilku przestrachu, ale "a
pewne wyzdrowieje.,
Przez strajker6w postrzelony.
Adam Maesch, 1905 North See
ey str, pracowaf dla tirmy Wolff
g. Noolan pm. So fullerton ave.
Pred kilku tygodniami powstat
tam straik; przeciw zarzadzeniu
strajku Maesch professional, ale
kiedy go wiekszoscia gios6w u
chwalono, przyiaczyf sig warunko-
wo do niego. Pc dwoch tygodniach
jednakowoz powrocif do piracy.
Wczoraj ostrzegano go, ze czeka
ma niego zasadzka, kiedy wr6ci do
domu cd roboty. Istotnie wraca.
JAG, widziaf krecacych sic dw6ch
mezczyzn W poblizu swego miesz-.
kama. Wstapif do piwiarni pm
4O2 Otto str. ma szklanke piwa, a
potem chciaf dostac sig do domu
przez ciemny zauiek. Tam iedna-
kowoz napadlo ma niego dwoch ME
znajomych, ktorych jeden ude.
rzyf go tepem narzedziem W glove,
a drugi strzelif ranif go dose ME-
bezpiecznie. Maescha zawieziono,
do szpitala Alexyan6w, gdzie nloze
wyzdrowieje; jego napastnicy u.
ciekli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-10-16

Kto ME bedzie regestrowany,
ten ME bedzie m6gf gfosowaf.
Ostatnia sposobnosc do regestro;
wanna jest dzisiaj, we Wtorek,
d. Is Pazdziernika.
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Told in a Few Lines.

Rev. r. Il. Tower, of Thompson. Pa. preached
two scholarly and highly interesting Sermons in
the Methodist Episcopal church yesterday morn
ing and evening in the absence of tn, pastor,
Rev. \. j. Van Cleft. who is in SuSunchaila.
and who had charge OF the dcdcatoiy services
attending the dedication of the OLklrrd street
Methodist Episcopal churcl, Yesterday.
Rev. Tower in his sermon in the moruig spoke
cr the life i'll the now world after death, msirc
all TO So live that they may be able to pass on
the wings Of song to this land of peace and
happiness. The lite uf John l5unyan and his
wonderful vision was taken up and infercnces
drawn to show now all cou''i he happy ard frc"
from care, even under such terrible ord,als AZ
these through which B,myan passed.
Rev. William y. Gibbons preached on the
topic. "Mcdcrn Martyrs" yesterday morning in
the Presbyterian church. In the evening an at
tcnivc audience followed sermon on "a Les
son in the School of Faith
At the Tripp Avenue Christian church Rcv.
j. ID. Dabncy preached sermons on the following
topics: 'rhc Wanderers Return and ''Shill
We Know Each Other There
Rev. j. T.. Ercamcr, after his sermon last
evening in the Dudley Street Baptist church, sang
a solo which was pleasing I" his congregation.
Rev. K,camcrs efforts have been successful
in singing that vocal number will constitute a
part OF every evenings service in the future.
The Ladies Aid society o the First rresb!
tcian church will hold their usual monthly
meeting at the home of Mrs. y. NickrrS on Dud'
lev street. Thursday afternoon at 80 O'Clock.
The Dnnmorc Express, a four'pagc seycn'col-
umn paper. iryotcd to Inc interests of this ho
rough made lis appearance on tho streets for tie
first time saturday. The sheet is under the
management and c,litorSl,ip of =. C. Jennings
Fred WE,atcroft, Of Wcst Drinkcr street. left
Saturday morning for British Columbia, where
he will try to lCttcr his fortunes,
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everything IS
IN READINESS
FOR RESUMPTION OF WORK AT
THE CoLL1ER1Es.
Employees Will Return to Their For
mer Places and the Men Will Be
Canvassed Relative to Semi
Monthly Pay--ordination of Rev.
E. A. Boyl-Funeral of James
Chambers-News of the Various
Churches-other News Notes and
Personal Paragraphs.

Nearly everything will be in rcadi-
ness for the resumption of work at the
various collieres this morning. ana
from expressions heard among the
mine workers all are anxious to again
resume their labors. TIL" mules have
been taken into the mines. an abund-
ance of cars has been supplied. and
the prospects are good for full time
for several months to come.
The men will be paid in November
for the three days yet remaining In
this month, and u canvass Will be
made by the companies to ascertain
whether or not II semi-monthly pay
is desirable.
The Dodge coal storage plant at the
Hampton is about completed. and the
surplus coal mined by the 1.acka-
wanna company will b. stored in this
commodio,ls yard when there is q
shortage of cars.
The public schools will be somewhat
effected by the exodus OF breaker boys
who have taken advantage of their
lay-of and attended regularly.
Saturday night vas undoubtedly the
busiest evening the merchants have
experienced since the strike was de-
tlarcd. 1t was necessary for them to
keep their doors open until midnight
Ia accommodate the trade which float
cd in with loose purse strings and
light hearts anticipating a renewal of
activities and a full dinner pail.
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Among the Other Churches.

Last evenings service at the sum
ner Avenue Presbyterian church was
conducted by Captain Grimslnaw, OF
the Salvation army. and the meeting
was attended by a large assemblage.
Rev. T.. j. Milman is arranging for
series of special services.
Rev. p. II. Brooks. ID. d., of Wilkes
Barre. preached at the Washburn
Street Presbyterian church yesterday
morning and Rev. j. p. Moffat. ID. d..
filed the pulpit at the Taylor Presby-
terian church.
Rev. James Benninger. of the Hamp-
ton Street Methodist Episcopal church.
figured out for his hearers last even
ing What 1t Will Cost to Become
Christian" and the benefits to be de-
rived therefrom.
Yesterday was missionary Sunday at
the Simpson Methodist Episcopal
church and very interesting pro-
gramme was rendered in consequence.
Special music was rendered and a
good collection was announced. Ser
geant Robert T.. Williams. who was
until recently stationed at Manila and
incidentally stopped off at China on
his return home. gave an interesting
talk before the school.
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

u. ID. Evans and r.. T.. Evans were
in Susquehanna on Saturday to get Il
glimpse of Hon. Theodore Roos avelt,
The Republican c-prcsidential cam
Gidate.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Evan j. Davis. OF
South Main avenue, have returned
home from q visit with DR.. and Mrs.
Thomas Jenkins at Albany. n. Y.
Mrs. David Evans and two children,
of Pitisttn, returned home yesterday.
after a weeks visit at the nome of
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Harris.
AIRS. George Carson. of South Main
avenue. and Mrs. William r Davis,
of Waslihurn street. have returned
from a visit to New York.
Mrs. Ira Newton. of North Rabecc!i
avenue. is recovering from a long it-
ness
Miss Minnie Kresge. of Huntland.
Tenn. is visiting Mrs. G. S. DePuy, of
North Lincoln avenue.
Mrs. John Lewis. of Academy street,
is cni, rlanine Mrs. John Miles, Of
YounsstO" II. Ohio.
Mrs. Snyder and daughter. of Mauch
Chunk, are the guests of South Main
avenue friends.
w. r. Eiiiirgs, of South Hyde Park
avenue, is visiting his father at Nicll-
olson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rencher.of North
Lincoln avenue. have as tLem guest,
Mrs. Eva Stephens. of Bridgewater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard w. Castncr
of North Lincoln avenue are spending
few days at Stroudsburg.
Mrs. William ShOener or North Main
avenue, is the guest Of relatives ut
Stroudsburg.
Frank Wilhelm and Furman Spencer
OF Jackson street, are at Sussex. n. j.
Mrs. Joseph Pulver, OF Hyde Park
avenue, is sojourning ut Pittston.
Miss Helen Peck of Chestnut street,
is visiting friends in Albany, n. Y.
Prof. II. l.. Morgan and Attorney
George l.. Peck spent Saturday hunt
ing near Factory lille.
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TWenty-First Birthday,

In honor OF the twenty first birthday Of Flcd
Tridc, large number of his friends gathered
at his bachelor quarters at Hotel Ro,ar Friday
evening to extend their hcarlicst congratulations
Tie evening was spent in social way. singing
ami dancing, and later refreshments were served.
Those present Were. Mr. and MIS- II. Sait, Mr.
and Mrs. G.. b. Safi, Mr. and Mrs. &. SUNDAY,
Mr. and Mis-. +. Schukui,l. Mr. and Mrs. r. Bar
rcti, Mr.. and Mrs. Tcchman, Mrs. Help, Mt
and Mrs. III II,mm, Misses Lizzie Wirth, Miliic
Tcichman, Mary Wolstrlt, Laura Saft Lizzie
Sunday, Bertha Salt, Lucy Pcntius, Flora kcoor,
Emma Scgl,r, Mcss"s. Peter Sch,lser, Will Ro'
sar, win Gcigcr, August Geiger, Peter Maclcr,
VIII johnson, Edward Robinson, otto Robinson,
Alfred Guthcinz John Smith, John Bahr, Frank
Drury, John Kenpher Carl Satt, Will Suttcl,
Will Kaiser and Jacob Kaiser
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BRIEF NEWS NOTES.

The funeral oi Miss Laura Scott, OF us Ilrn-
lock street, took place yesterday morrng and
was largely attended. Services were held in ST.
Mary's church, River street, and intcment was
made in Dalton.
The star Social club, one OF the leading so'
cicty organizations oI this side, will give COM
pimcntary dance this evening in Athletic hail,
Alder street 4 large number OF tickets have
been issued and good time can be expected,
Miss Florence Robertson, OF Dunmor2, led a
largely attended Gospel meeting At the south
Scranton Young WomcLs Christian association
yesterday afternoon.
Rev, +, +, Doty, OF the Cedar Avenue Meth
odist church, preached two cNeellent sermons
to large houses yesterday. In the morling his
theme was "Watchman, What OF the Night,'
and In the evening powerful portrayal of
'Peter's Denial"
Fred Boyer, of Cedar avenue, returned after
spending several days AT Dallas.
Druggist Stanley Klonc~ki, of rit,ston avenue,
spent yesterday with friends in Wilkes ilirc
The members OF The South side 1as. ball club
aie making extensive preparations Ior Il recrp'
tion and BAH 10 he held November . in MJlN-
ingmln's halt Alder street.
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

A meeting of st. Paurs Pioneer
corps was held yesterday afternoon
and arrangements were made for
holding Il smoker in the hall IA week
from next Sunday.
The Robert Morris lodge of tvori,es
will hold an important meeting next
Thursday evening, and in order that
there will be large attendance the
officers have requested advance notices
printed in the newspapers.
Tie marriage of Thomas Gordon. of
Gordon street. and Miss Rose Reese,
Of Lafayette street. will be solemiized
at st. Patrick's Catholic church, with
a nuptial mass at Q o'clock tomorrow
morning.
Horace Cosler. of North Lincoln
avenue, a brakeman on the Lacka.
wanna railroad. had his ankle sprained
in wreck at Henryvile on Saturday
morning.
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WEST SCRANTON

evening the Senior society will hold
its regular meeting. The Ladies Aid
society will hold an all-day session on
Thursday. and at i.45 in the evening
the mid-wcek prayer meeting viii he
held. W. H. Williams. the drummer
evangelist. will speak ut the church
Sunday evening. Nov. II.
Pastor Boyl preached Il fortiblc SER
mon last evening from the text. "A
Wise Mans Advice Worth Leading
Mrs. A. e. Eynon sang "Sweet Spirit
Hear NV Prayer. A.. the Sunday
school session A. r. l.ynon gave "A
review on the names Of Books in the
Bible
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NORTH SCRANTON.

Miss Lou l.ambcrton, of Diamond aNcnuc, cn-
tcrtaincd a number OF friends at her home last
Friday evening. The usual party diversions were
inugcd in and several flashlights OF the party
taken. Those present were: Misses Bessie Shat
fer. Name Evans. Claire Smccd, Anna Vail. Ger
tr,nlc Trip. Ethel Clark, Myrtle Thayor, Minnie
McCuckcr Gertrude Howell and Ancc Briggs:
Messrs. Percy Morris, William Gardner. Victor
TIaycr, Alfred Finn. Joe England, George Eng.
land, William Finn, Louis McCusker, Edward
Hunt and Emo Clark
The North Scranton Democratic club held a
rally in st. Mary's hall saturday night. The fol.
lowing We're the speakers: VI. +. Conry, &. e.
Boland, VI. J. Ruddy, j. r. Quinnan and James
A. O'Ncil.
o. d. Walters, of Schutzyillc, was airagncd
before Alderman Myers ON saturday on charge
of drunkenness and disordcrly conduct. lie was
fined 50. lie left agod overcoat with the alder.
man Tor his tine.
Mr.. and Mrs Philip Williams, OF Edwardsdalc,
were the guests of Rev. and Mrs. W. +. Davies,
of Summit avenue last week.
q. =. Millr, a. VI, Palmer, j, X. Smith and
e. V. Terwiliger hav returned from Lake Henry,
where they have been on fishing expedition.
G. W. Devils. Ben Robinson and Dr. Honey.
well have returned from successful hunting
trip on the mountains around lawley.
Alderman Myers has returned from Clark's
Summit
Mis-, Sadie vtl, OF Scott is the guest of Mrs,
o, d, Myers, oI Church avenue.
Mrs. Anna Rhoda, Of New York city, is the
guest of relatives in this section.
Mr.. and Mrs, \. II. llartwlck entertained Il
number of Young friends in honor Of their
daughter, at their home on Market street last
Friday evening,
Miss Ethelyn Depcw, of Amelia avenue was
very agreeably surprised at her home Friday
evening. An enjoyable time WAS had by all
plesent Games and other party diversions were
induged in and at a seasonable hour dainty re-
frcshments We're served Those in attendance
were: Ethel Cooper, Daisy jenkins. Hazel To.
hey, Emma SNYDER, Margaret Woodrutf, Helen
Barney, Clala Wiliiams, Florence Shook, Alice
Rdnear, Elizabeth Whitaker, lotte Morris,
Fihel Watkins, Helene and Mollc Kenn,dy,
Ethelyn Darew ami Masters Bronson Watkins
Moses Sowcll and Frank Cooper.
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SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Work of Laying Concrete on Cedar
Avenue to Commence This Week.
A Quiet Marriage.

This week the concrete base for the pave ON
Cedar avenue will hc laid to Birch street. Cedar
avenue is luw closed from Willow street TO
Birch street. The ground is being cxcaNated
and removed. The Scranton Railway company
las also found it necessary to lay new siils I'M
der the tracks which were completely r"lted
away.
Most of tho streets of the business section of
tho South Side resemble barricaded city
Cedar avenue is torn up from Willow 10 Birch
street on account of the pave. and Locust lower
Cedar, Maple and Pittston avenue arc dug up
en- account OF the new sewer winch is being lad
The greatest obstacle Sewer Contractor Co,ns
experiences is on Locust street, where the
ground is mixture oi sand and water and
where ay"lnsar Q frequent, making progress
very aburiuuS.
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event have not yet been made. Con-
tractor Schroeder is building the walls
on all sides and leaving u hole at Ike
corner where the stone Is to be laid
be held either today or tomorrow To
decide upon "a date and fix "A pro-
gramme for the event. 1t Is not likely
that there viii be any elaborate cere-
mony or even a parade of the regi-
ment, as 1t is deemed advisable to leave
this until the formal opening and dedi-
cation of the building in the spring.
The ceremony Will probably be mere
ly of an informal nature, to be partici-
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Funeral Of James Chambers.

Rev. j. B. Sweet. d. D.. otiicated
at the funeral of the late James Cham
bers yesterday afternoon in the pres
ence of a wide circle of friends who
had enjoyed a lifelong acquaintance
with deceased.
Representatives. We're in attendance
at the services from Ezra Griffin post,
G.. A. r.. Globe lodge of Odd Fellows
and Washington commandery, Knights
of Malta. The pall-bearers were Sc
lected from the lodges and interment
was made in Washburn street ceme-
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Plymouth Congregational Church.

The ordination of Rev.. T.. a. Bovl
ms pastor of the Plymouth CongreGa-
tiOnal church will occur on Wednesday v
next. The council meeting for the eX-
animation of the candidate will begin
at 8 o'clock in the afternoon, and at
80 o'clocl, in the evening the ordina-
tion services will begin. The public is
cordially invited to.attend both meet
iEgs.
At o'clock this afternoun the Jun
ior Christian Endcavor society will
meet and at T.i5 o'clock tomorrow
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DUNMORE DOINGS.
Enthusiastic Republican Rally Held
Saturday Night in Lallis Hall.
Those Who Delivered Addresses.

\ very enthusiastic Republican rally was Sat
urday night held in Ialli's hall in Dunmorc, by
the Italian residents OF the borough j. \. Cas-
scsc, of the central city, with two OF the Re-
publican candidates, ". II. Lewis and J. =. Dan
icls. were present
Chairman V. Sanrla opened the meeting AID
introduced DR.. G. Villone, who made powerful
speech in which h" made strong plea for clean
government and declared it was the duty OF
every man present to vote the Republican ticket.
Con Molosini. the Italian Interpreter OF the
Iackawanna county court. addressed the meeting
interestingly. and among the other speakers were
5. De Martrig, G. Frircsc and +. .\rigoni.
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Child's Arm Fractured.

a 5-year-Old child of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Gahagan. of 326 Chestnut
street, fell from porch in front of
the house yesterday and fractured an
arm.
The child's screams were heard by
the parents and they quickly sum-
moned DR.. j. j. Carroll who set the
injured member.
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A Quiet Marriage.

Albert l.. UaIz and Miss Bessie VI. Myers,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Myers, OF Pitts
ton avenue, were uuetl! married Saturday at
the Cedar Avenue Methodist parsonage, Cherry
street. The parties We're unattended and immc-
diatcly lett Oh Il short wedding tour.
MIR. Bartz Is well known cmploye of the
Scranton Axle works, while his wife IS favor.
ably known in South Scranton Their many
friends extend congratulations.
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the club for their approval. A full attendance
il desired.
The forty hours devotion was begun yesterday
morning in st. PImls church, Green Ridge, with
high mas sclcnnized by Rev. J. V. Moylan. OF
North ScluI ton. In the evening there was a
sermon by Rev. William OIlara. OF Archibald.
There will be masses today and tomorrow at
and O'clcck and services each evening. To.
night Il sermon will he preached by Rev p. j,
Mc'laic, oi Pittston, ana tomorrow night Il ser.
mon will he delivered by Rev. Mylcs Nc.
Manus, OF the cathedral
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A SIGN OF RAIN.

When the man on ihe watering cart bumps u
rrilling The air OF an old fife tune,
With dull, soiled SMILE and one shut eye,
Lost in a dream OF the afternoon:
When the awning says like . lank bslloos.
And a thick sweat stands out on the window
pane,
Aud 5.cent fan is a priceless boom
Oh, then is the time to look fOr rsin
james Whiteomb RusA
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CORNERSTONE OF ARMoRY.
Ceremony of Laying 1t Will Prob
ably Be Informal.

Everything is ready for the laying of
the cornerstone of the new Thirteenth
regiment armory, at Adams avenue and
Myrtle street, but arrangements for the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-29
Another Political Club.

An Independent political club was re-
Gently organized in John b. Davis
hail, Bellevue. and a large number
of members were enrolled. The men,
bershp comprises some of the best
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known political workers in Bellevue
Heights.
The officers elected were: President,
Thomas NJ. Morgans; vice president,
Conrad Evans: treasurer. Richard
Phillips; secretary, John X. Jones: as
slstant secretary, William II. Morgans.
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4. BIEECKER BANkS.
President Banks & Company. Law Publishers,
Booksellers and Importers, Albany, NJ Y.
HON, j. b. SHOWAI!TER,
Member OF Congress from Pennsylvania.
LEVI l.. TOWER,
President Cutcr'Tower Company, Boston and
New York.
CHARLES b. HOLMAN,
Retired Manufacturer, ilopkinton, Mass.
GEORGE s. ROBBINS,
of the Paul T.. Writ Fountain Pen Company,
Bloomsbury, Pa.
non. JOHN o. TIiAiER,
Judge. Mclidcn, Conn.
HENRY I. BI.OlNr,
Vice President American Security Trust
Company Washington, ID, c,
WILLIAM c. GREENE,
Mine Owner and Ranchcr, Bisbce, Arizona.
ALFRED ROMER,
Ex-Presiden New York Produce Exchange,
Brooklyn,N. y.
EnW ARD B, Tl'SrlN,
Cashier of the First National Bank, Blooms
burg, Pa.
GEORGE MITCHELL,
Expert MetaIhwgis, formerly in charge Of
Boston and Montana smelters aud lnlted
Verde smrlters, La tananea, Sonora, Mexico.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-29
OBITUARY..

John =. Coslctl, an old and well known resi-,
dSnt of this city, died yesterday at his home,
1925 Vine street lie WAS 90 years OF age and
lived in this city during the greater part OF
his lie. 4 wife and three sons survive him The
funeral vii, I've held at 80 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. Services will be conducted at tire
residence and intermont will be mace IN the
Wa,hbrrn street cemetery,
Mr. Edward Frcas, OIL Prescott avenue died
ot pneumonia saturday evening at 1,3j, Funeral
Tuesday afternoon. Short service al thc house
at O'Clock and ~ the Dunmorc Methodist Eps
oopal church At 40. interment at Dunmore
cemttely
Mis-. James Collins, aged Al years, died yes
tcldiy afternoon at O'Clock a. the family home
in Dunmorc, She is survived by the following
children; Nellie Margaret, Michael, Joseph,
Jatles, Frank Eugene and Harry, The funeral
arrangements have not yet been completed.
Mia, Patrick Whalen died early yesterday
morning at thc family honl,, lOl stone avenue,
She is survived by ihr following children: Pat.
rick, Johr, Thomas, James, Mis-. Patrick Finne'
gan and Mrs, James Mccain.
Teresa, the 5ycar'old daughter Of Mrs Ellen
Campbell, of Many street, died yesterday. rhC
funeral VIII he held tomorrow afternoon at :
o'clock and intement will he made in the Ga
lhcdra cemetery,
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