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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-26
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.


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MOOSIC.

Mr.. liennigan and family. formerly
of this place. have just returned from
Il visit to Ireland. and are at present
visiting Mrs. iennigan's sister, Mrs.
John Cuffany. Of this place.
Misses Edna Lcvan and Magce
Brown We're in scranton yesterday.
Ti" teachers institute will be held
in Scranton next week, consequently
the schools Of this place will he closed.
Mousic Powder company paid their
employees yesterday.
Rev. \. Griffin. u. D.. of Scranton.
occupied the pulpit of the eMthodist
Episcopal church last evening.
Monday evening next will be the
opening of the Hose company's fair.
which will be preceded by II parade by
the fire laddies through the town. The
fair viii! he continued each evening
during the week. Music will be fur
niShra by the MoOSic orchestra. I'll"
grand march viii he executed each
evening. Different fire companies from
surrounding towns are expected to visit
during the week.
Mrs j. y. Bailey was Il visitor in
Kingston Thursday.
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A Mixetl-up Affair.

Mrs. Mary O'Malley. of 112i Jackson
street. appeared before Alderman l<el-
low yesterday and caused warrants to
be issued for tn. arrest Of Mrs. Gathers
inc Mahcr. Mrs. Ann Coleman Mary
Coleman. Bridget Lotus and Thomas
Maher, on charges of assault and bat
terry.
Mrs. O'Mallcy alleged that while
seeking her daughter in Mahers house,
the defendant assaulted her. knocked
her down and dragged her off the
porch, iujurig her to such an extent
that aphysiciau had to he called.
The hearing was to have been held
before Alderman kclloW last night but
in the meantime the defendants went
before Alderman Kelly and had war
rants issued for Mrs. O'Mallcy on 1--WE
Sepniat" chargeS. While Mrs. O'Maliey
was waiting in Alderman Ecllow's of
trc for her case to be called. Constable
cole served his warrants on her. and
took her befor" Alderman Kelly. who
held her in bail.
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NUBS OF NEWS.

TurrN Vaughan. son of Councilman
Dan Vaughan. of Willow street who
Is a cadet aboard the United States
training ship Saratoga. is spending n
short furluuGh at home with his rcla-
tivcs.
\ meeting Of the South Side l5arhol-
urs will be held tomorrow afternoon
To formulate plans for their coming
annual hop which takes place next
month.
The junGer Macnncrchor Will meet
in special session for singing practice
tomorrow afternoon.
The Oriental foot ball club has organ-
lied for the season with the following
we'll known players: Messrs. OBricn,
Fox. Joyce. Farrell. fIerlty. Frantz,
Monohan. Burke, Connors, Brown, and
McNall-.
\ party was held at the home of Mr
and Mrs. Purcell on Prospect avenue.
Thursday evening, in honor of the six
tc"nth birthday of their daughter Kate,
Mrs. Charles Hoffman was pleasant
ly surprised by IA party of friends ON
Thursday night who gathered to OBJ
serve the lady's forticth birthday. Re-
freShmentS were served and il jolly
evening was spent by the mcrrymakcrS.
a meeting of the Harmony society of
the Church of Peace on Prospect ave-
nuc was held last evening in the church
basement.
Miss Annie Rode, Of ioneSdaIc, is at
tending her :'lSt%r-in-laW, Mrs Will
liam Rode of stone avenue, who is s"-
ious'.' IL.
Workingmcn's hail on Alder street
was we'll filled last evening when the
Meadow Brook Social club observed
their sixth annual with II ball. About
100 couples participated in the grand
march ana lovers of dancing enjoyed
Professor .Iohnson's music until long
after midnight.
st. Luko's industrial school for Girls
will open in the parish house this at
tcrnoOn at 80, The girls are request
ed 10 attend promptly and register,
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Selden Swisher and
two sous. Of South Main avenue. are
Spending a few days at the Pan Ameri-
can exposition.
Miss Sarah Hughes. OF North Bron,-
ley avenue, is spending IA few days in
Bloomsbury.
Miss May Davis, of Price street. is
entertaining Miss Della Cooper. of
Wilkes Barre.
Miner Neeley. of North Rebecca ave-
nue., has returned home from Beau
mont, Pa. where he attended tn.
funeral of Il relative.
Miss Esther Woolbaugh. of Lafayette
street entertained few friends Thurs
day evening in honor of her birthday.
Mrs Jonah Lloyd. of Archibald street.
is reported to be seriously i'll at her
home in Bellevue.
Miss Emily Lescnring. of Mauch
Chunk. is visiting Mrs. Laura r. Wild
ncr. of Lincoln avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Il. Eynon. of Hyde
Park avenue. are Spending Il few days
at the Pan American.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kline. Of Robinson
street, are at the Buffalo exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. b. Powell. of jackson
street. are hDlllc from ltulfalO.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Jones. of Albany.
y. y. are he guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. Il. Jones. of Rock street.
Mrs. Julia Giblin. of New York has
returned hom" after Il visit with her
brother, DR.. j. j. Carroll. of jackson
street.
Attorney and Mrs. Charles L.. Oliver.
of North Main avenue. are receiving
congratulations on the advcn, of "A son
at their home.
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Another conference of the Republican
committeeman of the Fourth, Fifth.
sixth, Fourteenth. Fifteenth. Eight
eenth and Twenty first wards was held
last evening in the Republican club
rooms. corner of Main avenue and
jackson streets. John II. Williams pre-
sided and Morgan Thom;tS acted as Sec
retary.
Reports were made ny Executive
Committeeman il. l.. Taylor. Charles
II. Ackcr Griffith T. Davis. David j.
Davis and others. and the committees
men from the various wards also made
encouraging reports Of the conditions
in their respective wards as they have
found them.
From all reports the outlook for Re-
publican victory is exceedingly bright
and the sentiment in favor Of the can
didatcs is growing every day. The
candidacy of Judge Carpenter for III"
judiciary is warmly received, and the
indications are that he will receive
loyal support in West Scranton.
r.. 4. Jones' candidacy for controller.
Dr. Roberts for coroner and G. r..
Stevenson for surveyor are also as
sured of Il full party vote in the VA
rious West Scranton wards, and their
friends are working hard for them.
\ number of the committecmcn's
workers have already been selected and
their names will be reported to the
executive committee in Il few days.
After several pthy suggestions by
Chairman Taylor. Secretary Acker and
others. the meeting was adjourned to
next Friday evening. when another
meeting will be held at the same place.
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PLAIN TALK.
To Catarrh Sufferers.

Every person suffering from catarrh
Ill its many forms knows that the
common lotions. salves and douches do
not cure. 1t is needless to argue this
point or to cite cases of failure. be-
cause every victim of catarrhal trouble
knows II for himself If he has tried
them.
local application. It 1t does any
thing at all. simply gives temporary
relief; a wash, lotion. salve or powder
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
which Is the blood.
The mucous membrane seeks to re-
liove the blood OF catarrhal poison by
secretinE large quantities of mucous,
the discharge sometimes closing ZIP the
nostrils, descending to the throat ana
lhrNnX causing an irritating cough,
continual clearing of the throat. deaf
ness. indigestion and many other dis
agreeable and persistent symptoms.
remedy to really cure catarrh must
b" an internal treatment; remedy
which Will gradually cleanse the sys-
tenn from Catarrhal poison and remove
the Fever and congestion always pres
ent in the mucous membrane.
The best remedies for this purpose
are Eucalyptol, Sanguinuria and Hy-
drastin, but the difficulty has always
beer To get these valuable curatives
combined in one palatable. convenient
2nd efficient FORM
Recently this has been accomplished
ana the preparation put on the market
under the name of Stliait's Catarrh
tablets; they are large. pleasant tast-
ing lozenges. so that they may be slow
ly dissolved in the mouth. thus reach
ing every part of the mucous menu
hrane and finally the stomach and in
testines.
An advantage to be considered also
Is that Stuart's Catarrh Tablets con-
tain no cocaine. morphine or poisonous
narcotics, SO often found in catairh
powders. and the use OF which often
entails a habit more dangerous than
tho disease.
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are sold by
druggists at 30 cents for full sized
package and are probably the safest
and most cffcciual catarrh cure on the
market.
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DUN NMORE.

Mrs. Charles Nemeyer gave a baby
party al her home on Drnk,r street
Yesterday afternoon in honor of the
first birthday of her daughter Helen.
The other habys present We're Louis"
Neuif,r, Isabel Dryden charles Am"s,
Edward Close and Arthur Bone.
The Young Ladies' Mission Circle "f
the Presbyterian church will this af-
ternoon conduct II cake and pastry sal"
in the church parlOrS which the public
are cordially invited to attend.
The First Methodist Episcopal
church. the Rev. Charles Henry New
ing. pastur-Services ut 1870 a. m. anh
30 p. m. The pastor will preach both
morning and evening. Morning sub
jcrt, Look Evening subject. THE
Great Warming Class meetings at
llli a. m. Sunday school at so p. m.
Evening prayer service as $50 O'Clock.
There will hc special revival services
in the church each evening during the
week except Saturday evening, COM
mencing at 7.3O o'clock. Good singing
and short sermons. The bubble are
specially invited to these meetings.
The Tripp Avenue Christian church -~
Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Preaching
both morning and evening by the pas
tor. j. H., Dabney. Morning topic.
Joseph aud His Brethren" Evening
topic "a Basket of summer Fruit"
Everybody made welcome.
Prof. Charles Niemeyer loft yrstrr-
day for the PAN American,
Mrs, l.. NJ Smith returned To her
homo in Newport, r. l., after 4 visit
With her brother. Rev. W. +. Gibbons.
Mrs. Eunice TAFT and Mrs Anna
TAI, are guests at the nome ~ Royal
Tuft ON BlAkely street.
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DID NOT FANCY HIS ALIAS.

Waiter Richard, was persistent Joint keeper
in Topeka and his barEccpcr was Henry Schmidt
one day tho city attorney drew warrants ior the
arrest oi hoh mcm, hut not remembering the
name Of the German, the document WIS made inr
waller RicIar,, and his bllkccpcr, John Doe
In duo time the men were arrested. but schmidt
was highly indignant that hc should hc called
John Doe 'Dot is rot min" nimc, Ii" Sa;d
,o those who wuuld listen. Better % down 70
the court and make the Judge H. it,, said joker
who had listened /" li"niy' tale Of Woe. AMI
Iicury did go down to ia" count to iiN H. MaIrn-
irg up To- hi, Nouor, h" .ai'!' "thudgc don't
you know me-
''Wcll," said the judge in some surprise II
h;iyr seen you often. hut don't seem TO rcmcm'
hrr your name
'Nlhc name. cluuIgo, is lIuly schmidt, abcr
in ,hcmauy it wds lIcimich schmidt Mor" rs
ten thousand peoples il rohckl know ilou'y
Schmidt. For more a. ten yr'r drove dot h'cah
wagon lor ilc,,r Nc,rcI, uni for more ~ tw"
wear | draw. dot beer ,"r Nar Richards Dot
holi,.nu,l, come md dc'l> me I vas John Doe,
and make me arrested NNc name vas Henry
schmidt not John Doe. - long rs Mcried ~
have been, morc vas HOT in-uli'd, II mine
u4ipr not back be- -cInHgcd, ! "'i me by Nh
oycrmcvrr some iuimrtiou> ",1.'
And with head erect and indignation "oznS
nom over, more Nj. Schmidt walked ont OF court
rn,s, ln he called back again. I"r the iudpc,
though ,tr,n, WAS possessed OF humor.-kan'l'
,ft. .ID,llJl,
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jackson Street Baptist Notes.

The coming event in our church will
take place next Wednesday evening.
when the Il. y. p. l.. society will serve
oysters in every style from q to 10
O'Clock. Elaborate preparations are
being made. Let everybody come ana
enjoy their supper for the numina! cum
of IL cents.
The Harvest Home was a great Sue
cess. The church was crowded long be-
fore the time ana the concert WAS a
credit to our school.
Roy Morgan is rapidly recovering for
which we are glad.
Ih" pastor is preparing Il series OF IL
Illustrated sermons ON temperance for
the evening serNiccs--a much needed
theme among young people. The first
in th" series will begin Nov. t..
Next Thursday evening the prayer
meeting will he in charge of ID. II. Will
liams.
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plTTSTON.


Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Pittston. Oct. 25.--A Republican club
has been organized at the lower end OF
Pittston city, with membership of
two hundred.
Chauncey Derby, city editor of the
Gazette. paid for the treats for his
friends today. An eleven pound son ar
rived at his home last night, and
Chauncey is unusually happy.
Mrs. Edward Reynolds. of the West
Side, left this afternoon for weeks
visit in Youngstown. q.
Mrs. Michael Dowd, aged 36 years. a
resident of Upper Pittston. died yestcr-
day at the University of Pennsylvania
hospital, where she had beer UNDER
going treatment for some tine.
a male chorus has been organized on
the West SIDE and will rchearse under
the leadership OF Thomas Lc%shon.
Miss Gladys Evans. daughter of cN-
Patrolman Edward Evans, of this city,
was united in marriage. Wednesday
evening. to Stephen *. adams. of Ish-
peming. Mich. Thc ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. W. ~. Thomas, pastor
of the Welsh Baptist church.
Mrs. Mary Kelley. ono of the few
to the hospital last evening. suffering Z
from q fractured thigh, which she re-
ceived in falling down flight of stairs
at her home.
Rev. DR.. Mason. the famous colored
orator. lecturcd in the West side
Methodist Episcopal church this even
ing on the subject "Africa.'
Chief of Police Lotus returned this
afternoon from Roscoe Pa. having IN
his charge one James Hurry. Il former
resident of this city. Hurry was want
cd here on a charge of bigamy. About
a year ago he left here. it is said, foi
the West. to look for work. leaving be.
hind Il wife and one child. Al Roscoe
he fell in love with Il handsome young
lady, who is said TO have money. They
We're married a few months ago
Hurrys wife here heard of it. a war
rant was secured from Alderman
OBrien and the chief sent after him
Hurry's second wife, it is said. will aiC
her husband all she can in getting hin
out of his trouble
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NORTH SCRANTON.

The concert to be given at the North
Main avenue tabernacle. Thursday
evening. October 81. is notable for sew
cral reasons.
F'irst--That i, is not confined 10 any
church. II is al undenominatioEal af-
fair.
Second-The talent that has been Sc
cured for the occasion. Some of the
best talent. along their respective lines.
has been engaged. Prof. John r. Wat
kins. baritone aolnist, choriStcr Of tn"
Second Presbyterian church. will rem
der two selections. Prof. l.. Jones. of
Powells music establishment. Will pre-
side at the piano Mrs. Lizzie Hughes
Brundagr, Well-known tn us as being
the foremost soprano soloist in the VAL
ley. will render Two selections. one of
which will be ''rhe Holy city" Illus
truted by steroopticun views.
Miss Sarah j. Price. the elocutionist
of the evening. is II stranger TO North
Scranton audiences, bu. ii is certain
that before Miss Price leaves for home
Thursday evening. she will have made
warm friends in North Scranton. The
cause for which the concert is being
held outWciGhs every other phase OF it,
The entire net proceeds will he used
for the dissemination of temperate"
truths. written in the different ian
guagcs represented in the county, ana
other needed work.
1t is encouraging TO those WEo So"
the necessity of II more thorough
study of vocal music: in endeaNorinE
to acquire better pronunciation ana to
learn the proper relation of vowel
sounds to tonnlity to know that there
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Wedding OH Garfield Avenue.

Oscar 4. Mock. of Braddock. Pa. ana
Miss Sallie Campbell, of 335 Garfield
avenue. were united in marriage on
Thursday evening at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Campbell The nuptial knot was tied
by the Rev. H. G. McDcrmott. pastor
of the simpson Methodist Episcopal
church. in the presence of the relatives
and immediate friends.
The bride was unattended, and wore
n gown of blue broadcloth, trimmed
with white silk and lace. The happy
couple We're the rrciuents Of hearty
congratulations. and Will leave in II
few days for l3raddock. where the
groom holds u responsible position.
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George lIitter, an import motoiman,
viii be charged with dsurderly con-
duct and using vile and protanc IAN
guase, before Alderman Lcntcs this
evening.
Constable Wocllers was driving along
Cedar avenue, near Alder street, when
Iiitter's car came along, and owing to
another carriage in front. Woelkers
was unable to clear tn" track at once.
The mOtormRn SNorC at Il terrific rate
until the track was cleared.
Woelkers gave his rig in charge of a
bystander and mounting the car, placed
Ritter under arrest He begged to be
allowed to take the ear back and his
request was granted. the constable
taking a ride with him around the
South Side. Al the Hallway company's
office Morgan Sweeney made himself
responsible for the motormun. and he
was paroled until today.
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Installation of Officers.

Al the regular meeting Of Siluiian
lodge of odd Fellows. held in Evans
hall last evening. TIL" following officers
were installed for the ensuing term.
Noble grand, William John Thomas:
vice. grand. Edwin +. Bradcn: secrc-
tary, John T.. Evans; financial seci'e-
taIN, David tadwgan; treasurer. John
IL. Kelly: representative to Grand
lodge, David tadWgan: trustee, j. RI.
Kelly.
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Young Folks Observe Hallow cen.

4 delightfully."- arranged Halloween
party was held in the Young WOmen's
Christian association rooms. on Cedar
avenue. last evening. which was unique
and original in every respect. The
rooms We're tastofully decorated with
flags. autumn leaves of many hues and
pumpkin lanterns with swinging apple
aCcompanments gave the reception hall
the appearance of a harvest home.
The members gathered ut o'clock
ana for two solid hours the building
was brimf,;l of fun. Games of various
kinds. appertaining to Halloween. were
induleed in and much merrment was
caused by he applc-duckin% contest.
\ supper of apples and dougnnuis
followed the social, and Miss Mary
Runk. who had charge of the affair.
was voted a capital entertainer.
\ Sunday meeting will be held at 3.t5
p. m. tomorrow afternoon at the rooms.
when Mrs. J.. NJ. Gates will deliver an
interesting talk OH the Ioung Wom-
rn'S Christian association state con-
,Ncution. which was held this year at
Lancaster. ~! members are urged to
atlCEl.
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WEST SCRANTON

the county Jail yesterday in default OF
5000 bail each.
Arthur Armstrong. aged Ii years. OF
1Il4 Luzerno street, who was arrested
at the same time for the same orrense,
was released on bail, his father becom-
ing his security.
When the patrolmen made search
in the vicinity of the oxford mine for
plumber the thieves had hidden. they
discovered that 1t had been removed.
These boys have been indicated IN a
number OF petty thefts nereabouts OF
late. ana confessed to having entered
:. II. Jones store. Max Blme's bakery.
and the ) and 10 cent store on South
Main avenue.
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Events Of Today.

Opening of the rumnaue sale by the
Ladies' Aid society OF the Hampton
street Methodist t.Uiscoral church at
the old Young Mems Christian assOci-
alton quarters on Wyoming avenue.
There will he q meeting this evening
of the young ladies' auxiliary to the
Womnns Foreign Missionary society
of the Simpson Methodist Episcopal
church. az the home of Miss Elizabeth
Roberts. on North Everett avenue.
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both services. Chorus choir at both
services. All welcome.
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal
church Rev. james Benninger, pastor.
Preaching at ,0.3O: subject OF sermon.
'Thc GcthSemane" prayer class. 1l.S0:
Sunday school at p. m: intermediate
league at y. M: senior league AT $50.
leader. Mrs. James Benninger. Even
ing preaching service ut 80: sermon
by W. W. .Adair. secretary Of the Rail
road Young Mems Christian associa-
ton.
ST. Lulte's Industrial school for girls
will open in the parish house this az
t"rnoon At 80 o'clock The girls are
requested IL attend promptly and regis
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GREEN RIDGE.

flc,I oo,oAnptS, Green Ridge Market -
uhcstnnt, hickory and "aln"'S. Grcrn Ridge
Market,
pliul butter .ni ilo,h eggs, Green gdsc MAJ.
kc,.
Tohay, Niagara Concord and Malaga glip'N
Green Ridge Market
yc.crublc,. all kinds Grym Ridge Market, :
smati', Dog ,aGe,, Grecn hidpr Mlr&,', -
We give trading stamp, with AL 'I.h i1r'
chase, Green Ridge Market,
Oys,ar,, H,h and clam,, Grccn Ridge Mmtc'
Agents for Chase and slubom', tea and coffee
Giecn Ridge Market,
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Struck His Foot with Axe.

Thomas Murray. of Irving avenue.
Nho is employed at Casey and kelly's
brewery as carpenter. met with Il Sc
riOuS accident on Thursday that Will
lay bin w for some time.
Murray. while engaged at his duties
made q blow at a piece of timber. He
was using an axe and the blow
glanced off with the result that TIL"
keen blade entered his foot making
a serious wound. Ny. Murray thought
little of the accident and continued at
work for several hours.
Towards evening. however his foot
sWcllcd up and pan"d 50 that he had
10 be taken home in Il carriage and
was given surgical attcndancG.
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Epworth League Social.

III" simpson Chapter Of the l:pworth
League entertained the members of the
city Union at the Simpson Methodist
Episcopal church last evening. with n
short entertainment and social. Dele
CATIONS We're present from Elm Park.
Court Street. Green Ridge. Hampton
Street. Providence and Dunmorc chap
tors.
President John Mcconnell. of the city
Union. presided. ana made Il short adj
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Burglars Committed.

William Reedcr, aged IL years. of
Hampton street. and Edward Lord.
aged Ii years. OF 329 South Ninth
street. who We're arrested early yeStcr-
day morning by Lieutenant Davis. Pat
rolmen Peters and McCallgan. while
burglarizing j. Is. BruncS market on
South Main avenue, We're committed to
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dress. REV. Fl. c. McDermott and
others also spoke. Recitatons were
given by Miss Clara Watkins and a
solo was rendered by Miss Eva Kittle.
Refreshments were served during the
social hour.