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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-17
FOREST CITY.
Il to the scranton Trihun,

Special TO the scranton Tribune.
Forest City, oct. 16.-The marriage of
Andrew Healey and Miss Mary RYAN
will take place at Canton, Pa. the no. (,
Of the bride. on Oct. 80. Mir. Heale.
$ an exceptionally popular young man,
and the bride is said to be II charming
joung lady. The bridegroom-to-be is
'eceiNilg congratulations.
District Deputy Salisbury, of Kings
on. was here last night and installed
he officers Of Clifford lodge, %Indcpend-
ent Order of odd Fellows. They are:
+. d. Homan, national grand; T.. \.
Wakefield, vice grand; II. Bon. secre-
tary: w. b. GummOe, treasurer: j..
NJ. Gardiner, trustee. After the install
lation a smoker was enjoyed.
The Hillside company disbursed the
ever-needful among its employees yes
terday.
j. II. Cunningham and family are
spending a week ut the Pan-American.
Forest City has experienced the
greatest boom in years this summer.
Three new business places, two of them
brick, are in course of erection on Main
street, and excavations are underway
for the large and substantial city build
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SUSOUEHANNA.

Special to The scranton Tribune,
SusQuehanna, Oct, h.-Mhs. William Crolicr Is
i'll at her home on lJc.Npn street,
MIS-. Arthur I&urabec, an estimLblc S~tsrrucca
lady, who has many SusQuehanna friends, died
ON sunday evening. Tie funeral will take place
AZ Thomson on Wednesday,
The statement sent to a Binghamton news,
paper, nom SusQuchannl, that thcIe is fear oi
a Wholesale l~ynclliIg of Italians, because of the
recent ARRAY in This borough, is unmiligatcd aud
unadultcratcd bosh.
A reception in honor OF Rev. Charles A..
Booth, wife and daughter, will be held in Christ
Episcopal church on Wednesday evening, under
The auspices Of the Social club.
The Erie has recently hired a number OF fire,
men. and several flenen will be promoted to
engineers.
Rev, Charles W. Booth and family arrived
from New York last night.
a public meeting in favor Of the central Gre
station project, is being sritsted. II viii -
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A simple and elegant model for SER
Viceable goods is shown made in black
alpaca with hairline white stripes. trim
med With an under vest of white satin
With row of black velvet ribbon ar
ranged in stripes. The same effect can
be produced in other materials using
braid instead of ribbon, ii preferred,
Eight yards of double width goods will
be required for a medium size. Pat
terms for waist supplied in : sizes: -.
81, 80, 3S, 40, AZ and A inches, bust
measure, Skirt pattern in sizes: 20,
%, "a, 26, rs, so II 81 inches, waist
measure,
Send 10 cents to Fashion Depart
ment, Tribune, Scranton, Pa" stating
size and number of waist or skirt pat
tern desired. and it will be forwarded
to your address postpaid. For patterns
of the full costume. including both
waist and skirt, 20 cents must be en-
closed
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Chicago, Oct. lG.-Dnilness following am early
bulge in wheat, supplemented by liquidalions,
again depressed grains here today and December
wheat closed 3sai.", lower; December corn, IVA
l2c, depressed. and December oats a shade higher.
Provisions closed . to -l7la cents advanced. Cash
quotations were as iollSns;
Flour-steady; No, 8 Spring wheat, ~07aIsc.; No.
2 rcd, 50laa7l4c.; No, ; corn, j6iac.; No. > oats.
3jS aS6c. No. . white, 37Aa3slsc.; No. 3 white,
asa a3l2sc. No. ., 5j9aa56iac.; lair 10 choice
mailing barley, 5iaSc.; No. l FAX sced. 81. Is;
Nc, | northwestern, $50; prime timothy seed,
-. 5jsj.65; mess pork, sl3. Ijal3. 50; lard, 81. i2,ss
Dij: short ribs, S. 2oas, 40; dry salted shoulders.
1lsasc.; short clear sides, Ss,Ijas,s5; ~whiskey,
$3.50.
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Greatly Reduced Excursion Rates 10
Buffalo.

ON October II. Is, - and 30 ticket
agents or the L~ackawanna Railroad
VIII sell two-day coach excursion tick
cts to Buffalo good going ON any reg
ular train date of sale and for re.
turn on any regular train the follow
ing day. h round trip rate from
Scranton will be $500, which is the low
est fare ever made to Buffalo, afford
Ing a splendid opportunity to visit the
Pan-Amerlcan Exposition at a nominal
cost o
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STAGE NOTES.

Howard Kyle will present Clyde Fitch's stir,
ring play, "Nathan Hale" at the Lyccum short.
w.. The supporting company has been care,
'ully selected Complete scenery and properties
are carried,
1he story of Faust and Marguerite Is SO famil.
lar ana fascinating 10 all tneater,goers, that
the announcement that Lewis Morrison himself
Mil soon appear here in the part OF Mephisto,
win an exceptionally strong supporting com.
ranr and superb outfit ~ new scenery. me,
chlnleal and electrical effects, will be hailed
with pleasure.
Mis- Elsie de Wolfe, who is TO be seen here
shortly at the Iyceum, in the newest CLYDE
rll'h "'aiha, I'm" Way Of the World was
among the first of the society women ~ New
York Who have within the last decade. thrown
offs the yoke Of inactivity for something they
considered worth while.
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HARTFORD.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Hartford, oct. 16.-Nlr. and Mrs.
Hugh MacConnell and three daughters
attended the Knifiin and MacConnell
wedding at Paul ~Sherwoods in Wilkes
Barre, October 10.
Miss Saphrona Farrar is staying with
Mrs. w. b. Hammond.
Mr.. and Mrs. John FELTON, of South
Gibson are spending a few days with
his brother, Mr.. Charles FELTON,.
The Wesley Union of the I;pworth
League will holdyAA in the
Methodist EpiscAirY church Friday
evening n SATURDAY, October 25-26.
Miss Frances and Jessie Gillespie are
taking in the Pan-American this week.
Mrs. Dolaway, accompanied by her
daughter and two grandchildren from
Elmira. arrived home Saturday.
Mr.. Mcknight and Mr.. Matthews are
preparing to build a road from the foot
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pITTSTON.

epccial 10 the Scranton Tribune.
Pittston, oct. ia literary and COM
retitivc meeting will be held in the
Welsh Congregational church tomor-
row evening. The officers Will be:
President, Rev. u NJ. George; adjudi-
Gator of the musical competitions. ID. c.
Thomas, of Miners Mills: adjudicator
OF the literary numbers. Misss Spencer,
of the Pittston high school; conductor,
Alderman Jacob W. Evans. of.this city.
John Dclwhites, a Russian miner in
the Langcliffe colliery at Avoca, is at
the pittston hospital. While at work
he was caught beneath u fall of rock
and crushed, his back being broken.
Delwhites lives at Duryea III is about
DO years of age.
Mrs. Patrick Itedding. aged II years,
died yesterday morning at her home on
Wilfrcd street, this city. She had been
i'll Il long time.
The funeral of Mrs. Moses Coolbaugh
Will take place Thursday afternoon at
. o'clock with services at the home of
Mrs. l.. e. Mosicr and interment in the
Hollenback cemetery at W~ilkes-Barrrc.
For several hours yesterday pedcs-
TRANS on the streets of Pittston and
West pittston. especially the latter.
were posted with Il myriad of small
flies. TO carry on u conversation was
decidedly unpleasant. and ono was kept
busy brushing the flies.
Il. a. Luschner, who has been station
agent for the Eric and Wyoming Valley
railroad at South Scranton. has been
promoted to the office at this place to
succceecd w. II. Rutlcdgc who recently
resigned. Peter +. Joyce. who has been
Mr.. Rutlcdgc's assistant, takes the
place OF Mr.. Luschncr at the Steel
Works station at South Scranton, and
the new assistant for Mr.. Luschner has
not vet been named.
Lehigh Valley employees at the vari-
Gus collicries were paid yesterday.
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JURY NOT SATISFIED.
The Coroner's Six Will Further In
vestigate the Shooting.

BY Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press.
Lancaster. Oct. 16--Franklin Roy Ruby. IL
years old. a resident Of Marietta, was shot and
killed while Cunning near his home this morn.
ing. Before the coroncr's jury. Charles Rlip,
another boy. who was with RUBY. said that he
was some distance from the latter when he
heard Ruby's gun go of. lie hurried back,
thinking his companion had shot something,
and was mortified to find him lying dead oil
his face. with Il g,nshot wound at the base Of
the sgull. His gun lay near him with the
breach orcn and both shells fred.
The ccroncr's jury, in view of the nature OF
the woun d and the other circumstances. doht
Rapp's story, and tho inquest has been adjourn.
ed for d further session tonight.
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wisdom for the projectors to "sct a hustle a,
once.
Mr.. and Mrs. James j. Hogan have returned
home from the Pan american.
The addresses delivered in Hogan opcrd lIouec
OH Mckinley memorial day, are being printed
in pamphlet form.
The Erie is building an lion bridge across EX.
change street.
Our Congressman Wright has not announced
himself as a candidate for governor, %ovc,.zcal.
ous newspaper friends TO the contrary notwith.
Standing.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Der. 6.--Catilc-RcCeipts, LOCO. in.
Guiding 30 Texans and +.jOO westerns: steady on
good :>low on common and medium: good to
prime steers. d.2jlG. 80; poor 10 medium, 81. 1JaG;
sto"kcrS and feeders, 81. 2jui -: cows, Slai,GO;
lriIerS, s. .jOaj.j 30; Gamers. Sil2. -; bulls, Sl.-Il
loo: calves, S3d6. 25; Texas steers. s.. 9Oa3. -:
western steers, S3.1jaj.m lloes-Reccipts today.
2:.ovO tomorrow, 2l.od: lett over. 3.OW: gen
orally five cents higher; mixed and butchers,
SnllOld.d0; good To choice heavy. So. :iOa6. -:
rough to iair heavy. 81. 'Jd6. Ii; light, SjaG. -;
bulk OF sales. sj.oia6.3j. Shccp-RccciptS, 10000;
sheep, steady TO 10 cents lower; Lambs. best Toe.
lower; others, Ii 10 - cents lower; good TO choice
wetHcrS, Si.2jai.3j; western sheep, S@a". 50; IA.
tive lambs, S3dj; western lambs, s.. 2ilI.6 Ga.
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"MiSs Bob White"

|, II will be 4 representative audience that will
greet Willard SpcnSer's Miss Bob White" at
the lNtrum Friday night, rs well a. SATURDAY
matinee and night, Tor the fame OF the al.
traction Is such as 10 induce theater.eoer, 10
attend Inc previous Spcnscr operas, 1.-THE
Little Tycoon and The Princess Bonnic.' have
heeiI such successes, and Miss Bob White'
has had such a lengthy and prosperous run in
Philadelphia, that local amusement seekers have
had their appelitrs wliettcd and look forward to
the coming Of Mr.. Sponsors latest work with
much plca,urable anticipation.
The advance sale OF seats is progressing, and
Nixon and Zimmcnman's big company may he
sure OF a warm reception here.
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"The Girl from Maxims."

II has been said Of "rhc Girl from MaXims."
which comes to the Iroeum next Monday night,
that 1t is ingenious in constructions; audacious
in arrangement Of incident, with surprise follow.
ing surprise, and a somewhat blue story, iold
with bright hunor and an appreciation of rol.
licking fun.
Heading the list OF players Is Miss Lon, Ncr.
vile, who plays the girl in a right, breezy
style. W, II. Tuner gives a convulsing inter.
probation OF the character OF the doctor, and
Joseph Allen, As General Pctypont; John IL.
Armstrong, as Ic Duc, all do splendid WORK.
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Academy of Music.

Yesterday afternoon the Bennett X Moulton
company presented "a Daughter OF the SOUTH
and last night Tile Queen of Chinatown to large
and apprcciativc audiences.
During the performance eight good spcciaIrins
are introduced. Flood Brothers, comedy aero.
bats, are especially good and they were heartily
apl'lduded. This afternoon tine company will pl,v
MASK OF Lire u thrilling Russian mrlodrama,
and tonight they will present AT the Hour Of
Nine"
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

Ing. which will he completed about the
end of the year. Fifteen or twenty
new houses have one up. and more or
less extensive improvements have been
made TO many more. Let the good
work 60 on.
The clothing business of Jack Alex
ander was yesterday sold to Freedman,
Feldman q Co. Mr.. Alexander will re-
main with them, for the present at
least.
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DURYEA.
ccial 10 the scranton Tribune.

'TV'T'T N TN 'F'H'VH FTTUHHV'
Duryca, Oct. 1G.-Plo +. !. Regain has re-.
moved his family from Main street TO the
house OF Mr.. Daniel Doncllr. on Church street.
Ms. Williams Shalcs and daughter, Ncttic,
and son. Harold. have returned home after n
few days visit with friends in riunklinnnock.
Mrs. zimmerman has removed her family from
Grove street to the house Of Mrs. Benjamin
Richardson. on Front street.
Mrs. John Whitman aud son, James. have 70.
TUNED home. after a few days visit with
friends in scranton.
Miss Irona Lane has returned home, after a
few months visit at Wnymart.
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SEALED

SEAlED will he opened by the Di.
rector Of the Department of Public Safety
at !" O'Clock p. m, Monday, Oct. 2lst. 1901. for
the heating and repairing of the City Building,
known as the North End Station and Liberty
Hose House, according TO plans and speoifca.
1ionS filed III this office. All bids MARKED Pro.
potSai) shall be tiled with the City Controller. at
his office. city Hall, scranton. Pa, no later
tha' 10 O'Clock II. NJ, Monday. October 2ist.
1901.
The city reserves tile right To reject any or all
bids. +. l.. WORMSEE.
Director Department of Public Safety.
scranton, Pa, October lilii, 1901.
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East Liberty Cattle,

East Liberty, oct. -Cattlc-Steady choice,
S.. tjI6; prime, Sj.5Oaj. 20; good, 81. lOaj.Hi. Hogs
Steady on heavy: other grades slow and lower;
prime ~lscaNics, SG.6OaG, 20: heavy mediums, 81. iUi
900: mediums, 81, i0aG, %; heavy workers., ST. 3Ol
$50; light workers, S5,oDdG. 10; pigs, 81 .Grll.; -;
grasScrS, -. 15l6. 10: louelS. S5aG.2J; skins, Sia5.
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THEATRICAL NEWS,
TODAY'S ATTRACTIONS.

hCEEM Garter, the magician. First OF the
B~iochWLy course. Night.
Bennett and MonIton company.
Afternoon and night.
STAIRWAY Howard company. Afternoon and
night.
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Wanted.
LEGAL.


IN RE: ESTATE OF RclCcca II. Drinker, late OF
Pennsylvania, deceased.
Letters teStImentary on the above estate hay
ing been granted to the Undersigned. all persons
having claims against the same will present them
for payment, and all persons Indebted thereto
will please make immediate payment Ia Walter
Penn slipIcr, Executor, 40l 'iirNd Building,
Philadelphia, Pa.
AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION PRO
POSED TO THE C~illZENSoF rms COMMON.
LECTION BY TIE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF
PUBLISHED by ORDER OF THE sECRErAl
OF ARTICLE XVIII OF TIE CONSTITUTION.
A ON RESOLUTION.
Proposing an amendment 10 the Constitution oi
the Commonwealth.
Section |, Be- it resolved by the Senate and
House Of Representatives OF the commonwealth
in General Assembly met. That the following is
proposed As amendments 10 the Constitution
OF the Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania, in AZ.
cordance with the provisions of the eighteenth
article thereof:
Amendment One to Article Eight, Section One,
Add al the end OF the first paragraph Of said
section. alter the words shall be entitled to
vote Al all elections" the words subject
however to such laws requiring and regulating
the registration OF electors rs the General As,
sclnbly may enact" so tnat the said section
shall read AZ follows:
Section |. Qualifications of Electors. Every
male citizen twenty one wears ui dsc, possessing
the following qualifications, shall be entitled 10
vote At all elections, subject however 10 such
laws requiring and regulating the registration
OF electors a> the General Assembly may enact:
/. llhe shall have been a citizen OF the United
States AT least one month,
:. lie shall have resided IN the STATE one ycar
cor, having previously been a qualified clrctur
or native born citizen oi the State. he shall
have removed ihereli1m and returned, then siN
muntlsl Immediately preceding the election.
>. lie shall have resided in the election dis
tlicr where he shall offer TO vote at least Two
months Immediately preceding the election.
4. II twenty-five NellS Of age and upwards.
he shall have paid within two years Il state az
county tax, which shall have been assessed
at least two months and paid At least one
month before the election.
Amendment Two To Article Eight, Section
Seven.
strike out from said section the words "hut
no clector shall be- deprived Of The privilege -
voting by reason 81 his name no; being regis.
tcred,S and add 10 said section the following
words. but laws regulating and requiring the
registration OF electors may be enacted to apply
10 cities only, provided that such laws he uni.
form for cities OF the same class So shat the
said section shall read as follows:
section :, Uniformity of Election Laws. All
Laws regulating the holding OF elections hy the
citizens or for the registration Of electors shalt
he uniform throughout the state. but laws
regulating and requiring the registration ~
may be enacted 10 apply 10 cities only.
moyidcd that such laws he uniform for rllin.
OF the same class.
A true copy Of the Joint Resolution,
W. W, GRlESr,
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Secretary Of the commonwcaliI


AMENDMENT TO TN CONSTITUTION PRO.
POsED TO TliE CITIZENS OF THIS COW
MoNWENITli FOR TllEiR APPROVAL OR RI
LECTION ny THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY or
TIE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA.
PUBLISHED ny ORDER or THE SECRETARY
or TN COMMONWEALTH n plRsl ANCE OF
ARTICLE NyIu OF THE CONSTITUTION.
\ JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing am amendment to the Constitution
Of The Commonwealth.
Section l.. BE il enacted 10y the Senate and
House of Rcple,enllriNcs Of the Commonwealth
OF Pennsylvania in General Assembly met, and
II i hereby enacted by the authority Of do
same. That The following is proposed a, an
TO the Constitution Of tine Common.
wealth OF PENNSYLVANIA. N accordance with the
Of the Eighteenth article thereof.
Amendment.
Strike out section iOul article eight, auh
scrt in place thereof, "a follows;
section I. All elections by citizens shall
be by ballot or by such other method as may
he prescribed by law; Provided, That secrecy
in voting he preserved.
A true copy Of the Joint Resolution.
W ", cries
Secretary Of The CommnnSsahk
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Money to Loan.
Business Opportunity.

STOCK WHEAT TRADERS without delay.
Write Tor our special market letter. Free on
application. ). NJ. liibbard II Co., members y.
Y. Consolidated and Stock Exchange, A. and n
Broadway, New York. Established 1864. L.onf
Distance Phone 23sS Broad.
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SITUATION WNNTED-\ woman wants washing
or any kind OF work by the day. can 5i'
Forest court,
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SITUATION WhNTED--As housckecpcr in rcspccl
able family; good references. Address, 81
Cherry street,
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In Pound.
Situations Wanted.

STU W~ANTED-By i young man to drive
a delivery wagon, single horse or team, hal
had four yeals experience aud can give reference.
Address n. e. Decker, rear So Capouse avenue,
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LOST-ladies' gold watch. WLltham movement.
No. ijoTOji. with initials M. T." Reward
given for return to Mary uzalewicz, River street,
ELEPHANT, Pa.
LOST-A ladies pocket book between Olive stree;
and CapoiSe avenue. The finder will be IL.
warded by leaving the same at Consumers Ice
CO.'S office.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-13
NEITHER LIASLY NOR
1RIs|17 HALL SCORED.
fssnf ropsstfr rsAeu orHEF TO A
srA.DsTILL Ar THE leland
BAEL pAHh.
LINsLY DID SUPERIOR WORK
ConniderIng the Handicap of Weight
Against The@-A Hot CONTEXT.
Results of other Games Played
on the Gridirsa Yesterday In all
Parts of tae Country

There was Fed-hot game Of featball
81 the Island bail park yesterday alter
noon between the locals Lins.y School
team and the Trinity Hall team 81
Washington, Pa. The line UP Of LdnslY
WAS Captein Hest0n. (. b.. Baird. J. 81
yanKeuFen, l. t.: ahsfer, |. g. gsbin-
son. G.. HHrdes.y. r. e., Harvey, r. ti,
Bucksr. II e.; Emblem, g. D., Laird, !,
b: b.; Young, r. h. b.
The trinity Hall team averaged about
twenty pounds heavier than the heMe
team and were a husk, looking lei of
players, but the Linsly. taaugh So nueh
lighter a team. put up a magnificent
game and kept their opponents From
making a single seere. 'i'his was evii
IDENTITY an unexpected, as wei as uR-
pleasant result to the Trinity Hall beys.
The spectators were also greatly sur
pT!sed at the result, as after seeing the
stalvart proportions CT the visitore l..
was Thought they would score an easy
rlGsegy.
As Il was. neither side scored In the
TIVE halves Of 20 minutes each, and
the bal was in the centre of the field
when time was called. Linsly having.
steadily forced 1t to that point from
very close to the goal in the latter per-
tan Of the last half
There was no lack OF ginger in the
playing Of the Lins,ys, and, had they
gut been even equal in weight to the
visitors. they would certainly have won
the game with comparative ease.