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grandmother and nit Dot
Grandmother sat in her low rocking
hhair. with her glasses pushed back
above her forehead, and before her
stood Dot holding outstretched brill
liant skein of wool upon her chubby
little hands.
"Hurry up, Grandma" said Dot, with
Il slight frown, you're so slow.
Grandma took no heed, apparently,
! but went on with the utmost precision.
|Slowly the yarn reeled over the chubby
Thumbs, slowly went on the winding
|aoout grandma's ball.
Dot stood first upon one foot, then
| the other. like a barn-yard fowl, and
gave at intervals tremendous sigh as
evidence Of her weariuess.
"You's zasperatin'." she at last
broke ut; really and truly. dranGma,
you's old 'zasperatin' hisscif."
"What?" cried the startled Old lady.
who had been been intent upon her
|lwinding or perhaps lost in reyerie Of
other days; what is that youare say
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English SPAWN Eminent removes All
Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps ond Blem-
ishes from horses, Blood Spavins, Curbs,
Splints, Sweeney RingB Bone, Stiles,
Sprains, all Swollen Threats, Coughs,
etc. Save $50 by the use of one bottle.
Warranted the most wonderful Blemish
Cure ever known, Sold by F, G. Buer-
static Druggist Manitowoc, Wis.
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senator Wanted to ylsit the Cook.

preventative Jones, of Virginia.
tells this story on his father: Direct
IS after the war Jones senior was sent
to the state senate. An old slave who
had belonged TO him was also elected
TO the senate. The two drew adjoining
seats. Senator Jones was very cour-
teous. and in addressing his former
slave always called him senator. The
old negro stood il for some time and
finally said: 'Massa William. | don't
like dis senator business KANT | come
down 10 yo' house and visit that cook
of yourn? | suhtinly would like per-
mission to visit yo' kitchen. The re-
quest was granted. and while Senator
Jones was in his library the other sen
ator was down in the kitchen visiting
the cook. Troy Times.
Most Elastic Substances
Rubber. spun glass. steel aud ivory
are the most elastic substances.
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"Gh, go bury yourself, ne an
swered. and my fears were con-
firmed With carte blanche from the
faculty as to time, Guild had put off
his examination till the last minute,
and a failure row would be irr1mtdt-
able. That evening we were to have
party of guests to dinner-Mlts
friends. they were-and the talk could
be of nothing but the game. about
five o'clock che dcorke!I rang ana
party Of students appeared. h'' was
out after bis guests, end II fSH 10 me
TO receive he men.
we lave come to see about Nr.
Guilds animation WIN lao'' /" Z
ford. said the Spokesman. lhtl We're
al anxious and nervous but | ,ho"SEt
l detected certain note OF "eaaace
in the speakers voice. consulted
with my chums, and at Iast we iooIo
the examination paper Wni'h ~
had prepared for the occasion. ne
honor system is IN vogue at N''E'l.7-
ton, so they were allowed 10 'oG2 '"e
paper 10 Hui'u ROOM
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her needles few! Early in the mcrn-
ing. late at night, went on the knitting.
Dots eyes watched the progress of the
stockings, and her admiration was I'M
bounded over their hue.
Red stockies. and a red hood. and
red mitties! Ny, it pears Sunday
won't ever comet"
Crimson" corrected grandma; mot
red But it mattered little TO Dot
what the color was named when she
drew the bright stockings upon her
chubby legs and over them again a
pair of shining new shoes.
You will be proud of these stock
ings." said grandma, on Saturday night.
as she rounded the toe with bit of
white wool, because you helped me 10
wind the wool, you know. Dot"
Yes" assented the little one. with
proud air. wasn't ! dCod erandma?'
And you so tired. too" went on
grandma. ignoring her question.
And so nervous" responded Dot
Yes, and you called me 'zas perat-
in old poke, +" gravely answered grand
ma, land snapped the thread on pur-
pose to make me give over the wind
ing"
Dot opened wide her eyes.
How did you know that?" she quer-
led. Nov cont say a little bird told
YOU. Grandma. cause I'Se tired to deaf
heatin' that story"
Never mind how | knew, Dot. The
fact remains that there were krots in
my fair bail OF wool. and kno,s. you
{ cw. eaa never I've Strengthened out,
neyer
Dot looked at her grandma refec
lively.
Didn't you ever make knots in your
dranGma's wooI?" she asked soberly.
None but what had to pay for, re
piled the old lady. suppressing smile.
"Knots are troublesome things Dot. as
you may find out before you are many
days older"
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next morning. resplendent in new at
tire, Grandma smiled grimly when she
returned with perceptible limp in her
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| Among This Weeks Arrivals Are

Mems and Boys Sweaters, Ladies' and
Gentemen's Macintoshes, Ladies' Wrap
pcrs, Corsets, Hats, Ladies' and Gentle
mems Belts and Gentlemens CoIored
Shirts
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-24
Among the Churches.

The usual services We're held in the
Simpson Methodist Episcopal church
yesterday. Rev. McDermott preached
in the morning on "'rhe Salt of the
EARTH and in the evening on The
Wise Buidcr.'
tn" morning service at the Bellevue
Welsh Calvinistic Methodist church yes
icrdaN Was conducted in Welsh; and
the evening service in English, by Rev.
William Davis the pastor.
The regular praise and song service
Mas held in tie jackson Street Baptist
church last evening, after which The
pastor Rev. Thomas de Gruchy, u. d.,
made a short address on "Charactcr. -
Rev. y. l.. Ramer preached at st.
Marks Lutheran church last evening
ON 'Fhe Parable of the Prodgal Son"
Rev. j. p. Moffat occupied the pulpit
of the Washburn Street Presbyterian
church as usual yesterday D. L. Nor
gan Was in charge Of the young pen-
pies meeting at $50 o'clock, when the
subject of "Temp"rancc' was discussed.
Joint Heirs with Christ" was the
subject of Rev. James Rennngers dis
course at the Hampton Street Metho-
dist Episcopal church yesterday morn
ing. In the evening he preached a ser
mon on An Invisible Helper"
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TOLD IN A FEW LINES.

large gas light mas been placed in
front of the new police station.
The Clerks union will hold a special
meeting next Thursday evening in their
rooms in Leonard's hall.
All friends wishing To view the re-
mains of the late Rev. j. \. Evans can
do so between the hours of and II
O'Clock tomorrow morning at his late
residence, as the casket viii he closed
during and after the services, in strict
accordance With the expressed wishes
of the deceased.
William q. Jones was arrested Satur-
day evening by Lieutenant Iona Day
and Patrolman Hockenbelry. for keep
ing IA spoakeasy at Wayne avenue and
Warren street. He was taken to the
Providence police station, where he was
given hearing by Magistrate Fidler,
Who ined him so, lie paid.
This evening at the Christian church
the choir, assisted by a large chorus
Will render "A song service entitled
Her Only Son." \ silver Offering will
be taken up at the door,
Patrick McNish of Mary street and
Thomas Mclean. of Bloom avenue, are
home from a three years stay in Mon
tana.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-24
Midsummer Service.

Yesterday was a red-lcttcr day ,fol
the North Main Avenue Baptist church
At o'clock Il. N. the midsummer SER
vices were begun in the new tabernacle
by Rev. Albert Hatcher Smith, and
were largely attended The building
was beautifully decorated with banks
of palms, ferns, laurels and buntinGs
the decoration being in charge of q. l..
Clark. the florist, and Wallace G.
MoSer.
The stage was transformed into for
est, with beautiful clusters of roses
laurels and ferns, from which came
little fountains of water.
In the rear of the ferns We're seated
those who took part in the chidrens
exercises, which started at 1890 o'clock
ana consisted Of most excellent pro-
gramme rendered by some Of the pupils
of the sunday school.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-24
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

An Italian employed by the Scranton
Hallway company in repair work on
South Main avenue, was overcome by
the heat on Saturday. lie was assist :
ed To his home by ellow-cmployes.
The choir of Division No /, Ancient
Order of Hibernians, viii meet in Y. NJ.
]. hall tomorrow evening at $50 o'clock
MIR. and Mrs. James NJ Powell have
returned from their wedding trip. spent
in Washington, and will reside in
stephen Jones new house on North
Main avenue, when completed.
Miss Anna Il. Williams, who gradu-
atos from Stroudsburg State Normal
school this week, has been appointed a
teacher in the model department of the
school
Mrs. Ann Lever ANA Mrs. Jennette
Reese are having new dwelling houses
erected on Lafayette street, between
hyde Park avenue and Decker's court.
Josph Carey, of North Main avenue,
is suffering from an injury to his left
eye.
Miss Mae Lindabury, of South Main
hNenue, Is entertaining Miss Myrtle
Williams, of Brooklyn, \. Y.
Benjamin +. Rawlng. of Chicago. Ill.,,
was the guest of his uncle, Selden
Fawlng, of North Main avenue, re-
Gently. They had not met before in
nineteen years.
Clarence N. Florey and family viii
occupy one of stephen Jones new
houses on North Main avenue.
Mrs. John Wardell of North Fillmore
avenue, is entertaining her mother,
Mrs. Jacoby of Portland, Pa,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-24
SUNDAY SCHOOL
PUPILS RECITE
cHILDREN's DAY IN PLYMOUTH
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Exercises at Both Morning and
Evening services-Large Glass
Confirmed by Bishop Hoban at st.
Johns German. Catholic Church
Excitement in Hennessy Court
Man Asleep on River Bank-Ap-
preaching Weddings-Among the
Churches-Note and Personals.

Tho Childrcn's day services at the
Plymouth Congregational church yes
tctday morning and evening were the
best ever held in the church, and at
tractod large congregations at both
services. At 1890 o'clock the "CharaC-
ter Building" services were commenced
wien an opening song by the pupils of
the Sunday school. A Scripture rccita-
ton was given by Miss Matte Hughes,
which was followed by a prayer by the
pastor. Rev. T.. A. Boyl.
a number of children We're then bap-
tiZcd, and the united school sang a
chorus. "Christ, the Sure Foundation y
This was followed by an exercise in
which children took part. They Were
Martha James. Jennie Jones. Ruth
kccse. keHiah Thomas and Margaret
Harris. Five boys also went through
an exercise similar To the others. They
We're Chester Davis. Percy Thomas,
Chester Stovor. Webster LeyShon and
Walter Williams.
Miss Edith Evans and Chester Davis
sang a pleasing duet. "Nirtue, Sweet
and Sure and roCitations about Little
Workers. We're given by Amy Stovcr
Nellie Warren. Rachel Williams and
Mabel Wheeler.
The remainder of the programme
consisted of songs by the school. tenn
ptrance exercises by Dr.. ~ \. EynOn'S
class, rccitations by Clara Watkins.
Martha Hughes, Mary Lee, Alice
French, Emily Anderson, Beth Evans
and Nora Davis: song by Gertrude
Evans. and an address by Rev. Il. A.
Boyl. These exercises were in charge
Of Miss l.. a. Evans, superintendent of
the primary department: Conner Reese.
choristcr, and Miss Mabel Parsons. or
Sanst.
The sherman Avenue Mission school
rendered the evening programme.
which was equally cOmmcndable. 1t
was given under the direction of SUI
pcrntcndcnt John r. Thomas and
chorStcr Richard Phillips. A number
of pretty rhOrlScs were sung with good
effect. and the rcctations were given
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-24

Smith. of Rebccca avenue, spent Sum
day at Lake Sheridan.
The Leek Social club held their an
nual outing yesterday on the West
mountain, near the Griffin farm. About
twenty-five members were In attend
ance.
Mrs. James Kealey, of Roughbridse,
New Zealand, and her two children, are
visiting Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, of Wash
burn street.
The talent social and entertainment
held Saturday evening at the home or
Miss Esther Hughes, on Thirteenth
street. was literally patronizcd.
a talent social for the benefit of
the jackson Street Baptist church will
be held tomorrow evening at the home
of George Walters, 12l4 Pettebone
street. Ice cream and cake will be on
sale.
The Young Peoples society of the
First Welsh congregational church
have postponed the competitive meet
ing announced for Wednesday evening,
until some future date.
Rev. David Jones. Of the First Welsh
Congregational church, otiiciated at
the funeral of the late David y. Will
lams on Saturday afternoon. The
services were conducted at the home
of David stephens. on Fourteenth
street, and intermcnt was made in the
Washburn street cemetery.
4 son was born yesterday to Mr..
and Mrs. John wilkins. of Rock
street.
The Ancient Order of BritonS will
run their annual excursion to Noun
tain Park on July 4.
William Gallagher. the we'll known
base ball player. had his leg fractured
at Pttston yesterday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-24
Confirmation of Children.

\ class Of ninety three children were
confirmed at st. Johns German tatho-
lie church, South Main avenue. Icstcr-
day morning. The confirmation services
were ncld after the 1890 o'clock mass,
and were conducted by Bishop Iioban.
assisted by Rev. John Dunn, of st. Pat
rick's church. West Scranton: Rev.
Frank STROUD, of South Scranton. and
Rev r. \. Frcker, of St Johns
church.
The music for the service was in
charge of Chorister George Seiss. The
bishop spoke of the services of the day,
and offered some good advice to the
children in the class, among whom were
the following:
BOYS Glass Albert Schneider. John Schultz,
Balth Gothic, Carl Wocrncr, Wilhelm lmeShed,
Louis Louis. Alex Weber. Peter Kaiser. Anthony
Laugan, John Schneider. Willie West, John Beck,
Robert Schneider. William Kunz, Nicholas
Fritzcn. Joseph Wocrncr. Charles Andres. John
Ftizcr. Matthias lmcschcd, Peter lmcschird. Will
liam GcrSthncchcr. John Kaiser. Willie lh'cS,
Nicholas Rupp, Matthias Fc>cl. George sclmcl.
picing. Leonard Schambcrg. Ernest Moicr. Frank
Bcrsin. Christian Gothic. Michael Mang. William
PcStor John Thcobold. John koiokoSch, fran,
schmidt. Frank Nowoik, Peter BcGucnt, Carl
Largan. Edward GioSsman Ludwig schmidt John
Forging.
Girls Chss-Katie Miller Johanna Foster,
Eva Nowaik. Matilda Gcncckc. Lolcncia kiotcr,
Maria Lott, Mary Elizabeth Forging. Katie Klein,
Mary Gro-Sman. Mary fIitzcn, Annie Bokcrncy.
Kate Rupp, Margaret Kramer Julia Nowak,
Augusta Foster. Mary nolcs. Magdalcnc Thccs,
Catherine pcstor. Anna Bcisin, Anna West. Rosa
lie loos. Annie Elizabeth Lott, Susanna Gothic.
Matilda Fordi, Walbsrg Mciss. Alcya Rci',
Catherine GioSSman. Catherine LangIn. Eliza
beth Foster. MARTA Theresa kries. Mary Elizabctl,
schultz, Margaret Gothic, Emma kcpp, Mary Is.
Andres. Caroline DivnclniCk, Emma Fireman,
Margaret Schucr Josephine MAcr Maria Beck.
Augusta Rupp lIedwig smith, IIida kunn NnH,
Miller. Gcrtrudct fcitzcr Emma Weber. Mari,
W0Crncr. Margaret MclSS Agatha Foster Rose
Mary Foster Anna WayEopsky.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-24
News in Brief.

The annual commencement exercises OF -
Mary's English and German Parochlal school
viii he held "Wednesday and Thursday evenings
.llnc % ana u, IN 81. Mary's hall, on Hickory
street. The we'll arranged programme winch VIII
he rendered is as follows: "thoms, directing
song" ,Sinpliciam; duet, "Ben ilur Chariot
Race" CPaulD, Misses \, Winter l.. RoSar; trio,
Pretty as Pink" OpreS>lcO, Misses NJ. Noll, NJ
Kuhn, j. Fa,sold; opcrctta, Rose of savoy"
senior Glass, accompanied By Miss e, kist;
"flowcr Song uatmD, NioltnN, Master, H.
klacmcr, &. kirsl, piano. Master g. \. Ncl'r'
mann: recitation, "Nhat | Would Like to Be-
Junior Boy, ooh Jolly Forest" lRucicr), man.
dolinS, Misses L. Waller, g. kr,t, H. Nmter
piano, Miss LII kil,t; duet, "lhc DilkleS
Dream" CIinmarD, Masters & lut2, @. Epp; song
Tile Little TmEcr Turks tBlstow1, Junior
Girls accompanied by Miss lii kh>ti uio, "nl-
ploma Matl" lSucabhogl, Mi,S'- l.. Krelnhcrg
A. Wagner. 4. Mrrkcl; drama. "Doktor Posrhius
und Scin Dicncr' g. kuabcnhh>~D; Gay and
Gallant POLKA" CBowmam, yoln Miss l.. Wal
Ter. piano. Miss r. lclnich; song, "Thc telc.
bratcd \, g. & Lesson" tpauyl, senior Gnls
accompanied by Miss VI. krlemcr; trio, "\otrc
Dame Watz" ualour, Misses A. SchicI, II.
lutl, 4. llLan: panlomimr, The M>cr's sup
per-" Senior Class; trio, "GrIdullion March,
Csucabbogp. Misses ), kolh, NJ, hoImcher L.
Mirth; defamation. "Dic Ecit Nit ihren sworlf
Monatcn" q. Macdchenkassc); duct, "Glaud
Etudr Gllop" (Zudann, Misses l., Kirst, A.
lcintz; lied. "Hchn hcinc Negcrlcin' Gun
drilD ar. knabcnhlasseD. accompanied by Miss
NJ, Rehncr.
Mis- 4, =, Haas and family left yesterday for
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-24
An Odd Place to Sleep.

a young man, whose identity has rot
been revealed, strolled down on the
LackaWanna river bank. near the west
crly end of the Lackawanna avenue
bridge, early Saturday morning, and
lay down to sleep, near the waters
edge.
For long time he remained there
unnoticcd. but when a crowd of small
boys discovered him, they pelted him
with sticks and stones. This onslaught
did not seem to have any effect on the
sleeper. and a report was then circu-
lated that the fellow was dead.
n large crowd was gathered on the
bridge, but none Nentured down tn
where The fellow lay, until late in the
afternoon, when several railroad men
employed on the ontario and Western
road succeeded in arousing the un-
known from his slumer
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-24
This Weeks Weddings.

Dominick Wier, of South Scranton,
and Miss Anna Mullen. of Division
street will be united in marriage at st.
patrick's Catholic church, Wednesday
morning at II o'clock.
William II. Morgan, of Nintondale,
and Miss Margaret Carpenter. of North
Rebecca avenue, viii be married tomor-
row evening at the home of the BRIDE s
parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. William Carpen-
ter.
John ID. Keator. city editor of the
Scranton Times, and Miss Eilie Eel
lows, of Tenth street. will be married
at the Simpson Methodist Episcopal
church. Wednesday evening at $50
o'clock.
w. j. Hopkins. of Taylor, and Miss
f. Beatric" Metz. of I:aston. who is
visiting in West Scranton, will be unit
ed in marriage on Thursday, June -.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-24
Opens Gymnasium Classe es.

This evening Miss Fanny Crosby
Myers, of the Neff College of Physical
Culture, Philadelphia, viii open the
gymnasium classes in the new Baptist
tabernacle. Miss Myers comes from
Nef college highly recommended by
President Netf, of that institution.
The gymnasium will consist of sev-
eral courses in the use of dumb-bell eX-
erciSes, frce-hand movements. muscu-
lar development of the arms etc. There
VIII also be two other courses, in elo-
cution and eXtemporaneous speech
making. No text books viii be used
during the teaching.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-24
GREEN RIDGE.

Mis-. Jennie Miller, Of Penn avenue. has re-
turned from an extended visit with friends at
Glcuburn
Miss Harriet LINDSAY, OF Mon'cN avenue was
the guest over sunday ot th" Misses Matthews
al their summer home at ,lnk'> Green,
Rey. !, u. Foman gave an interesting addieii
al tie evening service in the Presbyterian
church. Twcnt, .h,e OF The iorrv'tWo famine on
plaIy supported hy the Bible school of this
church arc in Rev. formIl'N mission field.
The following programme was observed at the
GIcrn Ridge Presbyterian rhnrh Yesterday morn
ing, it hrins rnildIrn's day: Voluntary; "frsil-
val March" organ, piano and violin; Invocation,
Roy. i. H. folman' opening hmn, Praise
Him" school; scripture reading anthem.
"Rlc,,ing and Honor chor' prarrr, supcrm'
tepdeut r. f. Wells; song, "llclp to Set the
World Rejoicing" primary N,hool responsive
reading, superintendent and school; duet and
chorus, Garland lho GoS,, Jessie ,a,cll, Fred
Cnl.lcr and choir; address, Rev. J, u, Forman,
of India; song, Marching on," school; address
hy the pastur Rv. l. J, Lansing; duct. The
Golden Rulc," France, Bcllamy and Margaret
Kcs: oAcrlory; air from "Rinaldp tIiaudcl Free.
mann, Bible school orchestra; closing hymn, bene'
divtlon.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-24
Arabians in Trouble.

a large number of Arabians gath
cred at house in Hennessy court
yesterday afternoon and were having
u good time when an intruder named
Rachyd Assaad, started trouble and
created panic among the others.
He was attacked by several young
men. who pounced upon him, and then
the police were called They arrested
AsSaad and u fellow named Naif
Whabe. Friends of both afterwards
appeared at the station house and left
torfcits of s. each for their appear
ance in police court this morning.