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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-31
TAYLOR.


The christmas music exercises 'tlu
at the calvary bap''S' ana M''n"'''S'
churrne& on SUNDAY evening WIS ruh-
defe" III AN '''"o'"'' ',''''"'', INV
programmes W'f" interesting HHd were
immensely enjoyed hN lfrE" roNsfee't-
lions.
Al the Calvary 'hur'h the pastor
R@v. Dr. Harris, delivered eloquent
sermons at both services NJ lhe eve
ming service the choir rendered several
excellent anthems SOLOS were sung ny
Misses tdith Watkins ANA Henrietta
Harris with organ nr'olnphnllI"nI by
Prof. Jones ana NioliA by MISS i1dh
i!ouscr very pIe"Slng dHel W'S rem
derad by Misses Edlth ana feTlruu"
Watkins. Miss tiauN"r gay" "a Nlollh
solo which she executed III Il 'f"d'llp"
manner
Al the Methodist church In" christi
mas exercises were held In tn" "vrn-
ing Tn" programme" was admirably
rendered \ 0uar"tte composed OF
MessrS, Y, ID. Edwards, Harry Evans
tenors: Il, Watkins and j. L, TubbS,
sang II selection entitled, Jesus ShaIl
Reign" in "A CreditHble mInncr. solos
were rendered by Mrs, j. H. Ather-
ION, Richard Watkins, j. +, Tubbs, and
rectations were given by Misses Sarah
Price. i'rania Tuhhs, Wilma plnSlead
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JERMYN AND MAYEiELD.

There viii be "A wutch-night service
in The Baptist chUrch this evening from
| to T. o'clock. to which AL are cor
daily invited. Since the Choral society,
which is under the dire, tion of Miss
Daisy Hall, meets at 80, those wish
ing to attend the watch service
are invited to visit the class From ia
to II o'clock there will bc II social hour,
during which the ladies will serve light
refreshments tn those wishing them. 1T
II small charge, 1t is hoped that Miss
Hail will be able to remain To sing at
he later service.
ON Wednesday evening the St Alloy
slus society and cadets will attend tho
Sacred Heart church fair in II body.
The members OF the society are re-
uuested to NEE, IN their hall at 30 p.
M tor that purpose
Following is the annual report of the
Mayfeld board Of health from Decem-
Der, 1900, To December 1901; Deaths in
borough, 20; males, 10; females. 10;
causes, heart disease, >; pneumonia /;
concussion of the brain, :; railway a"-
cidents >: mine accidents, / convuls-
ions :; apopleXy. /; childbirth, /; in
ilammution Of the brain, |: fracture of
|: diphlheria, >; still-b born, 3; cholera
inlantum, 3; burned. .; affected by
heart, l. bronchitis, /: tuberculosis, /;
perllonitiS. ! contagious diseases, 5;
measles, 3, diphthera. ); whooping
cough, |: births, Al; males, -; females,
2O cost received, Sl25D. Dr, Harding,
president; George Buckingham, secre-
tarS,
Ilogarlh's band visited the home of
their leader, John liOgarth,a few nights
ago and, after serenading him. We're in
yited inside where they gave him n
pleasant surprise by presenting him
with Il handsome chair. The gift WAS
such "A genuine surprise that Mr.. ilu-
garth was unable for Il few minutes 10
express his pleasure. After recovering
himself he did 50, ana for the rest of
the evening entertained the band roy
ally.
The Elips" Social club viii hold II
matinee dance in Assembly hail tomol-
row,
Dennis Finlock. who resides at The
Devils Eyebrow, had Il very exciting
experience at MaNiield Saturday night.
He was crossing the track huTiedly to
get ont OF the MAY of Il south bound
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In Honor of Mr.. Doersam.

Charles H. Doersam was given n
farewell reception in the Trinity par
ish house on Saturday night. Mr.. Doer-
sam has been Organist and leader of
the Trinity choir nine months, and yes
terday his resignation went into effect.
On Saturday night, when he went to
the parish house for the usual practice,
he was welcomed by the choir. -Four
tables were arranged in the center of
the large room on the Ground floor.
The tables We're decorated with ferns
and palms, and bountifully laden with
good things for the inner man, Rev.
Rollin A. Sawyer presented The sur
prised organist with IL large group pic
ture of the choir, framed and Il beuuti-
ful prayer book and hymnal. The re-
ripient was deeply affected but in WELL
chosen words thanked the donors.
After luncheon was served, the party
made its way to the spacious hall,Where
music and games were enjoyed Mr,
Doersam leaves in Il few days for New
York, to complete his musical educa-
tiOn.
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OLYpHANT

An immense crowd was in attend.
ancc at Excelsior Hose rompanY's faii
in LloydS hall, last evening. 1t was
the business mems night. The ap.
pended programme will be given to.
night: Overture Wilkes Barre Man.
dolin club: solo, Tom Murphy; selec
ton, James Henry; solo, Jennie Pat
ton. The Columbia Hose company
from Carbonate will attend the fai
Thursday night.
Beginning on New Years nii.ht ard
continuing during January cvangel-
istic meetings vii be held in the
Blakcly BAPTIST church Of which DR.
David Spencer is the pastor. Tho Cos
pei singing at these meetings vii be il
charge OF Fred T.. Wilson, nephew o
the late p. =. Bliss, and Miss Daisy
Ii. Han. They viii be aided 10y Il large
gospel choir
Mrs. \. s. Lcwsly, of Delaware
street entertained the mcmbcrs of hel
sunday school class ut her home last
evening. Tn" tim" passed pleasant,
in tn" uSual social diversions and a
10 o'clock refreshments were served.
The remains of Patrick Mclialc, Sor
of Mrs. Anthony Mrtiale. of Hudson
street, who was killed by being struck
with II trolley car in PittsburG, on
Saturday, arrived at this place las
evening.
Th" knights of Malta will hold
watch night meeting in their rooms
i'm Sweeneys han This evening.
literary and musical entertainment
viii be rendered during th" evening
and refreshments will be served.
The BmkclE Choral society con
Quoted Il well attended and eNcellcn
concert in the RnIicly Baptist church
last evening. The event was under thu
direction of Miss Daisy T., Hall and
was pronounced a most enjoyable ont
by all present.
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train. when his boot GOT caught be
tween the rails and he fell across the
track. He quickly arose. pulled his leg
out of tho felt boot he wore and Just
managed to clear himself from the rail
as II train dashed past. In releasing
his foot he severely Sprained his ankle
and tore some OF the muscles of his les
SO badly that he had to receiv" med!-
cal attention. II" certainly had Il very
narrow escape from being ground to
pieces.
Thomas joplin. who has been in Or.
Wheclcr's hospital for several weeks
past. where he underwent an operation
for appendicitis came home yesterday.
Mrs McChrone and daughter. Lily, of
South Main street. are visiting her son
and daughter. in New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson, of Scran-
ton, were Visiting friends here ON sun
day.
William Gibbs. who WAS injured last
week in the powder mill explosion. is
getting along ns we'll as might be cX-
pected. He has Il very bad ankle how
ever. and il will he II matter of several
weeks before he viii be able to be
around again
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ADJUSTMENTS.
"Our New Minister" Tomorrow

Undoubtedly one of the greatest
mOney-winners of recent years is Dem
man ThompsonS successful Our New
Minister" which is now in it's second
year and which will be seen for the
first time here at the Grand on New
Years afternoon and evening. Like its
predecessor. "The Old Homestead" it
seems to be possessed of the same mys-
terious qualities of longevity that
marks that famous play. and is de-
stined to repeat it's wonderful history
1t deals with life as it is found today
in any rural New England community.
and is divided into three acts The
homely interest of this healthful play
will not be forgotten here for many Il
day to come. 1t has done lots of peo-
pie lots of good. everywhere to be Civ
en- Il view of life that is SO near to their
own experiences. or. as IL we'll known
critic said ITO see folks as God made
'em." Some beautiful scenery will be
shown. The company is one Of unusual
strength.
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Eleventh Hour" a Good Show.

The eleventh Hour Il drama with
II story plot, robberies, attempted
Wrecking and II peep at life in Chicago,
was We'll presented at the Grand last
night. 1t was what was pronounced
a good show" The interest never
Tagged and there was sufficient
comedy to enliNen the audience and
make ii forget some of the serious
happenings. 1t Was one of Lincoln
Carriers productions though somewhat
less pronounced that the dramas such
as 'fhe Fast Mail'' and "in the Heart
of Chicago"
The company Was good one, by far
the best that produced a play of this
sort at the Grand this season.
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PALLETTI's READY GUN.
An italian Workman Of d. e. H. Is
Held on Several Charges.

Antonia Pallet. an Italian, was given
Il hearing before Alderman Jones last
evening and held in bail for his appear
ance ut court to answer several charges
carrying concealed weapons. assault
and battery. threatening to Kill and
pointing firearms.
The case was the outcome of n Christ
mas night scrap ut the Delaware and
Hudson round-house. Pallet was as
saulting Il young lad named Decgan,
when Brakeman William Silsbec came
along and commanded him to stop.
Pallet then drewa revolver and threat
ened TO kill the peacemaker. a warrant
was sworn out for his arrest but he
skipped the town and was not found
until Saturday, when officer Nenry took
him i'm tow.
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"The Village Postmaster"

"The Village Postmaster" Il four act
domestic drama, descriptive OF New
England life way back in the tiftes
comes to the Grand on Thursday. THE
Village Postmaster" ran for 227 nights
ut the Fourteenth street theatre. New
York. and has just finished II run of
10 nights in Chicago to the biggest
business in the history of the Great
Northern theatre. The complete pro-
duction will be given here as given in
New York and Chicago. as the COM
pany carries all the special scenery and
properties required. An excellent COM
pany will be seen, including many of
the original cast
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New York, Ontario and Western.

Sept. IL. 1901.
Trains leave Carbondale Tor scranton at 'U a.
H.; 100 p. m.
sunday trains at 100 a. M: COG y. M
Trains leave Carbondnle for points north NJ
il 10 a. M. On Sunday at o.lo q. NJ lthlhS
leaving at II 10 a. IN. week days and 30 o, M.
Sundays make connections for New York, 'osh'
wall, etc.
Trains arrive from Scranton at lllo a. III. n.'o
r. m: from points north, 400 y. m. SlhcaSs
from Scranton al 0l0 u. M. and "a y. M
from Cadosia Mt COG p. III.
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will conduct the installation, after
which Il luncheon, and smoker will he
held.
Y. p. Hoban, of Scranton, supreme
trustee, and 7. NJ. ConiT, of Plains. a
member of the finance committee of
the Pennsylvania grand council. viii
be present and deliver addresses
Several musical selections will also he
rendered, which will tend to make the
occasion very enjoyable.
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The "cee-See-tee" Social club cr-
tertained al II dance last night in
Burke's hall. There was delightful
time and the young men who make
up the club membership scored an
other social triumph. The Mozart
orchestra provided music.
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Erie Railroad.

juno %. 1901.
Trains leave city station Carbonda'c. daly
fryccpt Sunday al 100 a. m. and i35 y. m. Tor
frandt and Ninevch: al o@, u. m. daily tex
o,pting sunday. tor Bnghamton. making con.
nections ior New York city and Buffalo. and At
$40 y. m. for Susquehanna, making connections
for western points.
sunday trains at o.aj Il. m. for Su,nuclania.
with western connections, and G21 p. M. with
same connections.
Trains arrive at Sj3 a. M. and j4j p. m
Sundays at S.53 a. m.
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TONIGHT'S BANQUET.
Brilliant Event of the Cycle Club
at the American.


at the American.
The dining room of hotel American
will be the scene of IL brilliant gather
ing. The occasion viii be the banquet
of the Carbondale Cycle CLUB which
event will make the dying of the Old
year and in the birth of the new.
Landlord Williams best will be pro
Vided for the guests and after the wei =.
come the intellectual feast which will
he served by tarbondale's best speak
ers.
The affair will be the hospitable Of
fering of George :. Kimball. president
of the club. whose generosity has oftei
been attested.
The banquet will commence at 10
o'clock in order to give the merchants
and clerks who will have TO work to-
night the opportunity to be in time
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To Spend Winter in South.

Miss Mary Rryson leaves this week
for Jacksonville. Fla, where she will
spend the winter with her sister, Mrs.
*. q. Wickwire. Miss Bryson is "A clerk
in the dry goods store of Reese Bros,
ON Salem avenue, She will resume her
position upon her return from the sunny
South.
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SENT TO JAIL.
Patrick McAnulty Who Used the
Shot Gun Could Get no Bail.

principal in the early Sunday morning
shooting, was sent to tn" county jail
Yesterday by Alderman Jones in de-
fault of $500 bail.
The bail Was fixed at the minium
because the opinion is that McAnulty
had reason to defend himself and his
family from the attack of Jordan. II
was not the wish to deprive him of his
liberty, but even with the small sum
that was fixed, McAnulty could not
find the security. His wife started out
in quest of il bondsman, early in the
forenoon, but she did not return.
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Repairing Wires.

Arthur Thomas. of the electric light
station. has been working upon the
wires near the scene of the powder
mill explosion. The wires We're all
thrown down by the conclusion and fly
ing debris.
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PARK COMMISSIONERS.
Annual Meeting Postponed Until
Next Monday.

The annual meeting of the park
commissioners was called for last
night. but it had to be postponed until
next Monday night, because of the lack
of quorum. Only two members We're
present.
The annual report of Secretary
treasurer j. NJ. Alexander was to have
been the event of Il meeting.
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES
Fixed for January 13 and the Con-
vention January.

The city Democratic committee has
decided ON the date of the primaries
of that party. also the time for the
holding Of the convention for the
nomination of officers for the spring
election.
Both vii he held after the Republ!-
can primaries and convention. Mon
day, January 3. between and ! p. n.
has been named for the primaries and
"Wednesday evening, January Ii, tho
date for the convention. These dates
were fixed as the motion of Matthew
Norton. The place of the convention
will he decided later.
chairman James i. Boylan. presided
at the meeting and =. +. Moifitt was
secretary.
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Cantata Again.

The cautatu which was so well ren-
dered by the members of the Trinity
Sunday school on Christmas night, Viii
be repeated on Friday evening in the
parish house of Trinity church, with AN
additional number OF special features
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.

Noycmbcr u. 1901

NONCmbcr ", I'WT.
: Trains leave Carbondalc at city station as io''
lows. IN
. For Scranton and Wilkes .Bairc--G,W. IOt, Nv
Dol 1901, lIol a. M. LOO, Las, 80, ''ho'
b06, T.0B. 1901, llOO p. IN. 40
Sunday trains leave at $50, ll2l a. M h"'
q 2 10. $50, 500 p. m >u,.
For Albany. Saratoga, Montreal Boston. View
England points, etc, 100 q. M, +'"' w. wa
.tdaily) -
For Waynart and lIoucsdalr, 80. ll.o' a. "'''
s51 G13 y. IN. ,,
sunday trains leave Wiymart aud 'ionean"''
a. 0.}O a. M: i.ij y. M. .,, ,,.,r,
Trains arrive at Carbondalc from NllheH nn' ~, "A
and Scranton as follows G.j8. S.3,. o'W. w:' W.,
a M: 12.3T, 2O6. 313. As. sos, ,.W, sA ''''
IL 81 u. M: COS a. IN. a.,
Sunday trains arrive at o.2I a. M; l'.'"' "''''
42s. go, 1l..bO p. M u.,,
Sunday trains arrive at Carbondl'r ron way
mart and IIoprstlor ot ~ 4. and |, 10 y, III.
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DEMOCRATS OF FELL.
Nominations at the Caucus in Simp.
son Town Hall.

The Democrats of Fell township held
their caucus in the town hall at Simp-
son on Saturday and made the follow
ing nominations:
School Directors-Thomas Kennedy,
Joseph Hazner
SupervisOrs-Robert Walker. Patrick
MCCarty.
tOnSable--Dan Haley.
TreaSurer--A. w. HaWran.
Town cierk--John Ward
Auditor--John j. Burns.
Poor MaSter-Michael McI.aughlin.
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Brakeman Patrick Duffy.

The funeral of Patrick Duffy. one of
the brakenen. was the first of the day.
The procession left the home of his
parents on the West Side. which was
thronged by the mourning friends of
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the popular young man. at . O'clock
for st. Rose church where Il high mas
of requiem was sImg by Rev. Walter
German. After the abSolution. Faith
er German spoke tender words of con-
ISOLATION to the bereaved ones and eulo-
Eizcd the deceased. Burial took place
in st. Rose cemetery.
The pall-bearers We're: Charles Ru-
land, Patrick Boland. James Garden.
Patrick Clifford. Thomas Neary. Mi
Chael CardeuX. The beautiful floral re-
membranes We're carried by Timothy
A. Gilhool and p. a. Walker.
Engineer Melvin Whitney.
At the saddened home Of Engineer
Melvin Whitney on Canaan street,
where II widow and infant boy are
mourning, there WAS Il large gathering
of relatives ana friends when Rev. A.
+. Chatfee, pastor of the First Meth
odist church, conducted brief services.
Later about II o'clock when the de-
ceased WAS borne to the First Piesby-
terian church, that auditorium was al
lh0sts filled with those who assembled
shout the bier of the departed one.
y During his sermon ut the church,
6ev. Mr.. Chaffee dwelt on the lessons
CHAT We're SO clearly and distinctly
brought home to the community in the
ewfully sudden taking away of the
lives of the four men who died al their
posts and pointed out the necessity of II
life that would prepare one to be like
wise called away. In this connection,
he recalled the fact, that it WAS the
first time in his career i'm the ministry
IN which he was called upon to read
the burial service over three of his
fioclSt.withtn twenty-four hours. In
conclusion, he spoke consoingly To the
hereayed ones.
x During the service, the uuartette
comprising W. u, Evans. IL, f. Clarke,
Miss ssAdaS.s Fitzpatrick and Mrs. George
AekSfurtIL sang "Rock of Ages" ""ris
WeY WIN Ny Soul" and Abide With
on ithe plllsh-covered casket We're
thesn- floral remembrances: A Gates
Ajar." from George West lodge No.
i6S. = Rrothsrhood OF Engineers; pillow
With s,IIusband. inscribed. and casket
koliausrs.s : Burial took place in Peck
Siles%Wfere the deceased lived some
time ta3h. =.
There Was big representation of
Eambrian lodge, Odd Fellows and
George West lodge, Brotherhood OF En-
Eineers. The pall-bearers and Hover
bearers We're chosen from these lodges,
They were Alex. Copeland, Frank Col
Sin, A. l.. Wright. II. e. May, john T..
Bowen, Elmer Rolls, +. $. Myers, Os-
car Hudson, c, l.. Hoyt, $. W. Beech,
Fireman Charles E. Millard,
THE funeral of Fireman Charles T..
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Watch Might Services.

<he Methodist Episcopal church will
hold a watch-night service at Belmont
chapel tonight, The service will com-
menre AT $50 and close with the end
of the year.
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The Girard Girls Dance.

\ number of turbondulc young peo-
pie will attend the Girard Girls dance,
in Scranton, New Years night, \ large
number of invitations have been sent to
this city.
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At the Newman Dance.

Among the tarbondalans mt the
Newman club dance in Scranton last
night We're: Mr.. and Mrs. James =.
LOTUS, Misses Gertrude Collins, An
CELIA Eleanor and Nivo Birs, ard
Francis Y. Clifford.
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Patrick tonnor who was concerned
in the disturbance Il, Patrick Nc
Anulty's house ON sunday morning,
was sent To Jail yesterday in default
of bail ON charges of neglect and as
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C. M. B. A. Installation

81. Rose of Lima Branch M. 80 G..
NJ. B. A, will install officers on Thurs
day evening. Jan. 3, at st. Rose hati.
Mr. NJ. j. McAndrew, of Archibald. dis
trict deputy for Lacka wanna county
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Children III.

Gladys and Catherine Jones, children
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jones, are sick.
Mrs. Jones, who was quite sick, is im-
proving daily,
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Meetings of Tonight.
Accused by His Wife.

st, Vincent de Paul society.
Lacka wanna Tribe, Red Meu.
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Home After an Engagement.

Miss katheryn Gillen, the profess
Sional nurse and masseuse. has re-
turned from Susquehanna where she
weeks.
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WRECK VICTIMS
LAID AT REST

"A Day Of Sadness in Carbondale.
Rev. A. F. Chaffee Conducts Ser
vices Over Melvin Whitney and
Charles E. Millard-Rev. George
Dixon Sings Requiem Mass Over
Brakeman Patrick Duffy-Ser-
vices Over Richard Budd in
Prompton.
The curtain of sorrow and gloom
4. which the railroad tragedy drew over
the city on Friday darkened it's shadow
yesterday when the four victims We're
borne to their sleeping places in the
cemeteries hereabouts.
IT was Il day of unusual mourning
and the feelings of sadness of the peo-
pie deepened with each succeeding
funeral procession until the last one
mournfully wended its way to the city
Of the dead.
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church at 80 u. m. Rev. g. r. Henry
and Rev. Dr.. Harris will oficiate. Bur-
ial will be made in the Forest Homo
ccnlt terry.
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To c,ne a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Broplu Quiniuc Tablets,
An druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure, T., ". Groves signature
Is on each box, 2oc. ("
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S;Lult and battery preferred by his
wife. tonnor has been drinking lately
and has abusive to his family.
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Two Births.

The homes of Robert Beard, ON Bel
mont street, and Antoine Ruli, in sSimp-
son. have each been frightened by the
arrival of II baby boy.
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The funeral of Brakeman Richard
Rudd took place at noon from the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Budd. in Prompton. and was attended
by Many Carbondale residents. There
was Il delegation present from the on
tario and Western employees. who sent
beautiful floral pieces. Burial took
place in the local cemetery