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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-22
HEAD INJURED.
Hunter William Coleman Injured by
Falling.

William Coleman OF Fogty-Secuud
street was taken 10 the Emergency
hospital yesterday suffering from in
iurieS on his head sustained by falling
in the woods With several friends
he went in the woods yesterday gum
ming and game was sighted. The
hunters AL looked to their guns and
placed them in readiness for quick
shot Coleman had the hammer on
Tho gun raised and was carrying the
weapon ON his shoulder when he
trlpped, While going over some thick
brush. Realizing that the trigger Of
his gun might catch when he fell and
probably mtlict wounds on himself or
his companions, he threw himself to
one side, falling on Il stump and keep
ing the gun in the air With both
hands on the gun he was unable TO
protect himself and his ear was ter
ribly lacerated and long deep cash
Indicted ON his head directly back OF
The car The wounds bled profuaaly
aud ~ the hospital a number Of
stitches We're taken in them. Mr.. Cole
mans GOODNESS in lime OF danger was
,Hmmendable ms fatal shooting acci-
dent might have been the result had
he taken his hands off the sun in an
effort 10 save himself.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-22
OLYpHANT

Engine No. .3S, on the Delaware and
Hudson railroad, broke down near The
Duhmor" street crossing about 6
O'Clock last evening and delayed rattle
nearly an hour.
The OlyphanL Minstrel CG,urfLv has
ort,allized for tho coming season. with
Frank E. Ferguson as manager. A
meeting of the company will be held
tonight.
\ class in vocal instruction was or
hani@ed IN the Blakely baptist church
last evening with large membership
Miss l';,ll, of New YORK, Will instruct
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Cannon attended
the funeral of the formers brother, !.
d. cannon. at Jernyn, yesterday morn
ing. Cndertaker w. j. Sweeney, of This
place, had charge of the funeral.
Rev. Dr. Spencer, of the Blakely
BapllFt church, read Il paper on .'rhe
Holy Spirits Relation to the Alone
ment, at a conference held in the Penn
Avenue Baptist church at Scranton,
yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas Patten and Mrs. Mary
Norris have returned home from a visit
with plymouth relatives.
Mrs. John Brent, of Wilkes Barre.
Was the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. William
Mason over sunday.
i. f.. Gibbons, who has Teen i'll for
the past three weeks, is n!c to he
ont again
Mrs. David Jones, OF clifford, who
has been Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
i. Williams, of Susuuehunna street, re-
turned home yesterday.
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High School.

The High school eleven is practicin"
daily and will probably he in excellent
condition for Il game with St. Rose
Academy eleven on Friday of this
week. Both teams met last week
neither side scoring, in Il hard fought
game. The students have one fault 10
correct before they can hope to have
Il proud seasons record. Their plays
ar" too much of the same style. They
use no trick plays. and in fact use
nothing but guard and tackle forma-
tons. such formations are all Very
Well when goal is in sight, but the
constant hammering Of Il formation
into a limo almost the entire length of
The lieid is warrington both the line
os the opponents and on the PLAYERS
IN the formation. What they need is
varied plays. plays unexpected. Sav-
eiai end runs. an occasional trick plav
mixed in with formation plays, would
have worked to better effect in tho
students recent game than constant
line plunelng. Fun Back Lotus ignored
several chances for place kick from
the twenty yard line, and lost the bah
several times after Intellectual attempts
10 gam the necessary number of Yards,
with the bali then in the Academy
boys territory the bah WAS punted
and the High School eleven were again
and again forced To wear their eleven
ont oatterlng the line aud covering the
ntSthnc" to Academy goal.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-22
HONESDALE.
he Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton tribune.
Honesdale. Oct. 2l.-The ladies of the
Presbyterian church will serve IA chick
en- supper in the chapel on Thursday
evening of this week.
The Erie has greatly improved the
passenger service by placing vestbule
coaches on the trains on the Honesdnlc
branch.
The Barlow and Wilson Minstrel
troupe Will appear in the Honesda le
Opera house, Monday evening, Oct. 2S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry W. Rowley. of
Scranton, We're lIouesdule Visitors on
Sunday.
The PRESBYTERIAN church was filed
Sunday evening With attentive listen
crs, While Rev. William II. Swift spoke
on the lessons 10 be learned from the
Hull trial, among which was the gen.
eral defect in the jury system; The
undue power given one on a jury Of
twelve; the failure of citizens 10 up
hold the law, etc.
The liremen'S annual benefit ON Fri
day Was grand success throughout
The morning parade was headed by The
full police force, mounted ON white
horses. followed by The Maple CITY
band and city authorities in carriages.
The Alert Hook and Ladder company
made n fine appearance with their fine
truck and nobby blue uniforms. The
Protection Engine company had TWO
engines in the parade, drawn respect
lively by Il span of blacks and Il span
of greys. The thirty-tiVe members in
their suits OF brown, added much 10
the makeup Of the parade. All con-
neCted with the parade made q cred
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FOOTBALL ELEVEN,
What the Local Elevens Are Doing
for the Towns GLORY.

Tie showing made by the Indian
eleven in Saturdays game with ST.
THOMAS college has filed the local en-
thuSaStS her" With much confidence
for a successful season. Each member
OF tn" eleven played IL fine game and
helped each other in fine style to adj
vance the ball. No one looked for in
dlNidua! glory. but the eleven worked
hard with but one view. a decisive
victory for the eleven. Price, of Arch
bald. an addition to The Indians, proved
a tower of strength. The bacl. line of
the Indians covered themselves with
glory. IT was Cranes first game of the
season, ana the plucky young nuart,..-
back played for all that was in him.
iiadGins punting was easily It star
feature, none of his kicks falling under
forty yards. HansenS run was IA grand
exhibition of speed. The team is en-
deaNorinG to arrange II game for next
Saturday With an HoncsIale aggrega-
ton.
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nesday afternoon at o'clock. Admis-
sion. cents. Admission for evening,
II cents. Ice cream ard other refresh
nents will be for sale.
Tie Mesdames William Moore and
Jerome Searfass. of Scranton. visited
friends in this place on Saturday.
Mrs Fannie Maiard, who has been
visiting her daughter in Avoca. has
returned home.
Mrs. John Carey had the misfortune
TO fail and break her arm on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Drake are spending
a few weeks at Mount Pocono.
Mrs. Myer and son. Cecil are visiting
with friends at BlOsburg.
Miss May Williams spent sunday at
milwaukee,.
Mrs Ira Porter is spending Il few
weeks at Liberty. y. Y.
Thlrluw coolbaugh, of Lee. has
moved his family into Johnson RAN
dallS house.
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BhwDY HOUSE RA1DED.
The Finish of Carbondale Disreput-
ai,le GanT Has Come.

The good citizens in that section or
the city popularity termed Peach liill,
are loud in their praises OF Constable
Michael Moran for the adjustment
from their midst of thc free and easy
all time open handy house conducted
BY Mrs. Matte s. Cummings and her
son. Howard Bates. Numerous COM
plants were entered at the office OF Al
derman Atkinson Of the Fourth ward
abouL the disroputablc house, but the
alderman realizing that strong convinc-
ing evidence was necessary to convict
the alleged disrcputablc characters bid
ed his time. ON Friday evening last
one of the best known characters in The
city. Il Miss Lizzie Young, alias Lib
or Libbic Sisson, went before the alder
man and sworc that she had been cn-
iiced to q baWdy house managed by
Mrs. Cummings ANA son, Howard
Bates. and used by them for immoral
purposes. "I.ibbie' getting u fair per-
centago Of the money taken in. She
signed an affidavit and promised the
alderman to appear before the two ac-
Cused parties. officer Moran was sum.
moncd and later in tho evening gath
cred together a small posse and raided
the place. Four females We're found.
among them "L.ibbie," and an equal
number of mon or boys, all the latter
being in their teens with the exception
of Bates. who is probably in tho thr-
ties. When the informant, Lizzie
Young, was put on the stand she denied
having made the purportcd affidavit
and positively refused to testify
against her pals" why alderman"
she said in her own style, 'you jist got
things twisted. see. | am sure We
made a mistake. ! never swore to that
paper; ye has certainly made mis-
take. see." The alderman was nom
plusscd for Il time, but he continued
with the case. one of the young men
captured in the raid came forward and
with the remark that he did not want
to be mixed up in the case volunteered
to tell the truth.
His statement clnched the matter
ana the proprietrcss and son We're held
III $1,000 bonds to appear before court.
Carrie Styler. an inmate. was sent to
the county Jail for sixty days and the
redoubtabe "Libbie' was found guilty
of perjury and held in bail In none
of the cases was bail forthcoming and
the four We're taken to Scranton to en-
JOY Sheriff Schadts hospitality for a
time.
Other members of the terrible stock
are safe for the present. Winans Hull
will peep from behind prison bars for
a number Of years; l.. Baker was
droWned; a lady named Dryden. a
leading member of the gang. is in jail
Carrie styles. who was sent down on
Saturday. has only been at liberty
few days, after finishing Il term for
perjury.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-22
GENERATIONS REPRESENTED.
At the Tenth Anniversary of the
Wedding of Hon. j. F. Reynolds
and Wife-Many Valuable Pres
a,.e. Cs;1ya,

-Four generations We're represented in
the one hundred relations of Hon. j. f.,
Reynolds who enjoyed the hospitality
of Mr.. Reynolds and wife at their
handsome home, no. 80 North WyOm-
ing street. yesterday, in honor of the
tenth anniversary of their wedding.
The guests all arrived III time to par
take Of an excellent course dinner
which was served At | o'clock in the
spacious dining room. The following
cities We're represented: tarbondale,
Wilkes Barre, Scranton. Taylor, Green
Ridge. Clifford. Deposit. y. v. and
South Gibson. The anniversary being
termed a "tin one Mr.. and Mrs. Rey-
nolds were presented With an abun-
dance of tinware, but the guests being
of the belief that nothing was too good
for their genial host, did not stop at
tinware. Attorney Charles T.. Daniels
OF Scranton, in a grand speech. pre-
sented the Hon. John i. With section
al three tier bookcase, Il handsome par
lOr chair and many articles of silver
ware. Mr.. Reynolds made speech in
response. thanking his guests for their
many gifts of value. During the day
at all hours excellent music was rem
dered by Mrs. Lizzie Reynolds and
Mrs. q. Reynolds of scranton and Miss
Lottie Reynolds Of Forest city. All
the guests We're relations Of Mr.. Rey-
nDIuS
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES
pennsylvania RAILROAD

Schedule in Effect June 2, 1901.
Trains leave Scranton:
6.45 a. H., week days, through yes.
tibule train from Wilkes Barre.
Pullman buffet parlor car and
coaches to Philadelphia. via
Pottsville; stops at principal in
termediate stations. Also con-
meets for Sunbury, Harrisburg,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington and for Pittsburs and the
West.
9.3S a. NJ. week days, for Sunbury,
Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Balti-
more. Washington and Pittsburg
and the West.
2.lS p. M, week days, (Sundays,
1.5S p. m.D, for Sunbury, Har-
1isburg. Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Washington and Pitts
burg and the West.
3.33 p. M, week days, through ves-
tibule train from Wilkes Barre.
Pullman buffet parlor car and
coaches to Philadelphia via
Pottsville. Stops at principal in
termediate stations.
AR p. M, week days, for Hazleton,
sunbury, Harrisburg, Philadel.
phia and Pittsburg.
J. b. n,TCIIlNsON. Gen. Mgr.
j. u. WOOD. Gen. Pass. Aet.
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The News of Carbonda1e.
SELECT COUNCIL.
City solons Have all Hours Session
and Receive Communications from
Mayor and Solicitor.

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7e'et' "o",,''' nv. ~. 80. Lii, O.,
last niSht' thc ''cet'"s. o,s -,
order at h3o, several 81 .'e eou',ti'i.'eh
being anxious to attthd tue pefiof-
nance at the Grand opera house. Jhe
salons werr In eessiOn one hour. All
members were present when chairman
Fletchcr called 10 order. me io'io"-
ing communications were received:
Carbondalc, ia.
10 the Councils ci the City Of Carhondh'c: !,
"sntIeh'en' nave orr' St,Neo M'.n m''"t ,''. "
'W'1 ~ >",f ",,''"sV' s Wv, ~, t,a,on ,hr
wy W ,"',,., "rnr'ii.,. co,,,,r, io urht
.,.', Va .,,;" ",t, ~, ,i,c 7 ,rhnyonnn Valley
,i.,,,i, ,ieht and Power companv, and also to
,uioiu me and any other officers OF the city from
.suiru any coutrac, with said company in pur.
sunncc OF said resolution 1t has been my opinion
IRON the @a'f ''R. tue law "u NOV ""'''o''". ''
,oih''lS I" i's.' t'' S"'v's W ''e ,''.,' 49,, ,,,,
nave "uVP,P"' 'N,,''' w. ,h,,t,ad a, ,o
w." u" ,1 ,"sa,,,,;or and ,hc manner in
vH;n,, !, y,s nassrl by courcil
Mayor 4, W. Kilpatrick.
Carbonate, Pa.
To tie Members OF Carhondnlc Council.
The city may defend suit ii they deem proper,
hut II IS not advisable toy 'ne '''E 10 NV Wv
costs IN d"%n'r oil ms case "''"1 ani i,,ro i" [
proper we' e'S,''''' '."."s "|1 Ia;s ,,,,,cr or.
,,, ,,.i,, i;,,, ca,,,,n,,y /. ,hov wish
q, ,,o,ond M. ,,.e in court in the name of the
ctv. md undertake TO assume the costs. they
should be allowed 70 do SO. Il. d. Stuart.
city Soic't"f.
Tho two communications We're fc-
ro,.red tn the committee on judiciary
and lenislation. File of select council
X, u nrovidinr for The constructing OF
, sewer on Ninth avenue passed second
and third readings. The following res
olut;ons we're read:
Nv James rhompsou--That the prop
erty owners on Chestnut avenue be
notitiel tC law sidewalks in front of
their proDerties at once and if they
do not comply that the city engineer is
authorized TO Law the walks and the
costs he collected by the city. Referred
~ streat COMMITTEES.
Ev Thomnson-That the hydrant in
front of th. prODcrty be removed and
:: new one nit i'm its place Referred
To committee, The committee was or
,lcrod ia rapnr, forthwith and they
rooll charge of the resolution reporting
favorable on it. The Light Fire and
Wafer committee rcported favorable
an the resolution authorizing the city
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ENTERTAINMENT COURSE
The First of the Broclsway Talent.
Under the Patronage Of Carbon
dale Young Men, Gives Splendid
Reception.

The opening of the entertainment
course to be given by talent provided
by the Brockway bureau. under the
patronage of q cotoric of cntcrpiisnS
young men of Carbondalc, Claude X.
smith ana Isaac Singer being She pro-
moter; took place at the Grand last
night, whom Marc, capital entertain
er. magician, musician, Wit and several
other things, was greeted with crowd
ed audience.
It was Il splendid reception that was
given Marc. The audience was tho
most fashionable of the season ana III
this respect it might be said that it
was great social event. The re-
Sronsc TO the efforts of the public
spirited young men who provided this
course was quite tlattcring, but moth
ing more than was deserved, for it
takes Il good deal of resolution and
perseverance ana energy to UNDER
take an enterprise Of this sort and
carry ii To the successful end which
marked last night. the initial number
of the course. The thronged audience
OF last night and the Appreciation that
was manifested are bright auguries of
the success of the course.
Though Marc has appeared in this
section before. last night was his first
appearance in carbondale. but if he
cares to return he need not be fearful
Of the warmth of his reception. He
made not only It good impression; he
made a hit. Il decided hit, and Il crowd
ed house is sure to be on hand to well
come his return
Magic, music ana shadowgraphN,
with al enjoyable portion Of wit. make
up his entertainment. In any one Of
these he is at home ana it isn't hard.
therefore. to figure out what Kind of
an entertainer he proved to he. His
tricks were mystifNin2 and We're fanny
his drawings We're clever. his music.
produced Oh tho .iavona. was highly en-
tertaining and his personality was de-
c.dedlT pleasing. Marc had a number
OF new tricks. particularly the mys-
terry of the balls and enough Of The
old ones rleverly done. to make his
new ones the better BY contrast. Men
ton should be made Of TheophiluS, his
colorcd assistant. who was quite a sue
cess as Dantonline cOmodiau
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st Rose Academy.

In ih"tr holding the High school o!ev-
en lo no-score game last week the
Academy "l@Nen Won decisive Vie
Tory. lheN We're in 10 way encouraged
over the result before the game. but
went IN the game resolved TO hold
their opponents down TO as low a score
as possible. Manager MaIlale is high.
IS eiatcd over tho result Of the game
ana has his t"am at hard practice
every evening. lie intends To have II
winning eleven, and has bullt up ali
the weak points in tho lineup.
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pECkVlLLE.

Mr., Charles Raher. Of Jenuyn, VIII give
"Ecnoc- OF lhc san Francisco Epworh League
Convention in the lecture room Of the Nletho-
dist Episcopal church, Tuesday evening, Oct -,
at o'cock, All are cordially invited 10 attend,
No admission viii be charged.
Pdnl. iHc Young son %. tu' Rev, end Mis-, ",
j. Gupst, Of Woree,,cr, y. y, is spending irw
days with his grandparents Mr.. and Mr. lud-
SON 'jllrndcr 0! the Wc>l ind. The licy, and
Mrs, Gar,i are pending week At the Fan
American.
n H. IIotrecNcr loft Yesterday for Lopez.
Where hc lu, sccu'd position rs carpenter mn
der the employ OF kingsley WeScott, o! this
place
The public schools will be closed nest week.,
while Tie teachers are attending teachers inst.
tutc al scranton,
Mr., and Mrs, f. J.. Taylor returned Yesterday
from Buffalo, Whore they have been spending a
few days at the Pan, American.
The Wilson Fire company will hold regular
meeting at the rooms this evening.
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Delaware and Hudson.

In Eject June ., 1901.
hlins for ,abondale leave scranton At $50,
500, S,ia, lo,la a, M; Zoo l..y, 2i S,js,
52o, f9j 80. 9.lj, 7l"0 p, H.; l,lG A. m,
For lloncs'a,e aud Lake Lodose, go lQl3 a,
m: 2.it and 80 u, m.
for WkH,Hs@s 81 a. So o3s 70 =
;' Tot l., y. II, II. Poots-Gt5. o,9s a, M 2l7.
/; For "'S Penn 5yly1nia r. n Points 10, aas. els.
S.Si and ~ p, ~.
rqr Nbuy ami al points noril,-G2o a. m.
aul 49, p. N. ,.,.,,.,. .,,,,,,...
Tor ,Mhondalc-s.j0, lI,33 a, m; II, 35',
5.59 and lDi2 p. m.
Fer WIltc Barre -o.3s a m; 1903, l,is, 3as,
6.a2 and >.i2 u. m.
Fer Albany and points north -@I9 y. m.
For lioGe.dlle and Lake Lodore~S5n li@3
., m and 3,59 y. ~,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Nathan Hale" Wednesday Night

the Grand opera house will see "Nath-
an Hale the strongest and best play
by Mr. clyde Fitch, AS he says him
self 1T Is my best" The play will
DE presented By Howard Kyle, sup
ported by the same competent company
that were associated with him last
year and that won unstinted praise
from press ana public.
1t is not always that young star
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Fret Trial
Believed Piles,

can find part suited to his tempera
ment. but in Nathan Hale Mr.. Kyle
has part that suits him as well as the
part OF rid Van Winklc' suits JOS
epn Jefferson. From the young and
loVable school-mastcr to the fiery rebel
VINO gave up his life for Washington
ana ms country. Mr.. Kyle has part
that he invests with great fervor, and
the skill OF the finished artist, ana in
the second act when he stands: forth
ana accepts the commission of WASH
lhgton, Il more dramatic incident has
never been put upon the American
stage.
IN" patrons of the Grand opera house
VIII nave genuine treat, it is prom
ised, in Nathan Hale"
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lamps Needed by Cons.

NJ +, Nraly, Of this city, row agent
for an electrical housc in New York
city is Introducing IN this rI.y an
electric lamp, made IN suitable form
for carrying m the pocket. Chief Mc.
Andrew is endeayorng 10 have the city
salons equip The policeman with ,he
lamps. He has made several requests
for lamps, bu: tho city authorities paid
no heed "a Ire Hcquisition. rho lamps
an" a much needed equipment for tho
COPS h'"H a&d VII probably he se-
cured.
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OLD FORGE,

There Will be a bazaar and enter
tainment held in the hose house, under
the auspices Of the choir of the Brick
church, Oct. % and %, for the benefit
of the church. A fine programme has
been prepared for each evening, be-
ginning at o'clock sharp. A concert
for the children Will be given on We'd
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Closed Up.

Isaac Burros, proprietor of Il quick
lunch parlor in Wilkes Barre, and
formerly prOprieto" of the quick lunch
parlor in Anthracite building, was in
he city last night. and closed up his
lace here. which has been managed
~ Fred Abrams. Abrams took pos
session of the place when the genial
Ike departed. but did not prove equal
20 the position of manager, and as a
'osult the place is now closed up and
offered for sale.
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and one sister. Miss Annie Duggan.
Funeral will be held Wednesday after
noon at 3 o'clock. Internent TO be
made in st. Hose cemetery.
Willie Lutickso. d-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Lutickso. of
Simpson, died Sunday night. after
short Illness with whooping cough. In
ternent was made yesterday in the
Greek cemetery in Mayfield.
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New York, Ontario and Western

= y 'NTt' NJ WV
Trains leave CarboniaIc !'- scaHt9n At 200 4
m: i.00 D. m.
sunday traiils ut 40 .. IN 600 n m.
Trains leave Clrlo,"lalc Tor poinis n,,r,h a.
mo a. M On snn0iy at o.o a, m. Thurs
Sundays make connections To- Now YolG. ts,rl.
wall, ctc.
Trains arrive from scrli&oH ~ u. 10 a. 20; o.,
=. M. from points norC". i.GJ y. Ia. Srnd,,s
from Sclantcn At p.ip Il. Ia and ii5 n. m. .:,;,;
tadosia at COS p, m.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES,
Delaware and Hudson Railroad.
June q, 1901.

INTt U IVT,
Trains will leave Cl'bondilr Al city station as
ollows:
ror Scranton and Wilkes B"ta-.9.o0, 7OG, oo
DOT, 1901, 1i.2l -. M; l".i1, !. o.. g5i. a;D
6Ni, 1,Oj 1901, lO.5l =. M. ''''
sunday trains leave AZ $50 n.2t a m. ma
40, 900 500 y. M. ''''
For Albany. Saratoga, Montreal, BOSTON >,.
ENGLAND points, etc, 100 IT, IN; 4,a2 p m
(daily) '
For Ials Lodoic, Mlynar. and il,uc,51,
I.2, ii,N 3,I!, Ul3 =. m. '''
Sunda. ,;-ns leay' Lake ioioro Waymort
and Honesty az H@3 a. M. L3e, I.iI H. n, '"''
Trains arli a. Carhondale from Wiika,,r,r,,
and Scranton AZ follcws 6,5d, s.37. 10 IN .o
a. M; is"I, 100, So i9s, Cos, 70:, s@i, y' nhi
ll.57 p. NJ; Las a. M. '''''
sunday trains arrive at o,3, a, m: lolo, 40.
as, Gee 1i.ao p. M ''-''
sunday trains arrive at ia bonds;s irom A.,
IoLorc, Wsymart and iioDeSdl'e AZ la,I-, IiS GiS
and ,5i p, n '''
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-22
Erie Raiiraad.
June 80, 1901.

Trains leave cit" station, talbondalr. d.il,.
except Sunday at 700 8. m and i.33 p m. lor
;irandt end Nincyeh; at 9.3} n. m. daiy (ry.
reptins sunday, for Bmghamton. making on.
nections for New York city and Buffalo, and at
6.10 p. IN. for susquehanna, making connections
for western points.
Sunday uains at o,i5 a. m, for Srsque hanna,
tarne connections.
Trains arrive at s.5s a. IN. and 5i5 p. ~
Silnda,s at S53 a. IN.