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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-06
TAYLOR.

The ceremony which united in mar
riagc Miss Elizabeth eJnkins, of this
place, and Robert Lake, of North
scranton, was performed at the home
OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T..
Il. jenkins, on Wednesday evening.
Rev. ID. c. Edwards, pastor of the
Welsh Baptist church, tied the nuptial
knot. The bride was neatly attired in
a gown of white silk, trimmed with
white ribbon. Her attendant was he's
sister, Miss Mary, who wore white
lawn. Both carried bridal roses and
looked very attractive, Prof, Harry
Evans, of Wales, was the groomsman.
Miss Susie Powell played the wedding
march. 4 reception followed the cere-
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Lake were the
recipients of a number of costly and
substantial presents.
The funeral of Mrs. Thomas u.
Moses will occur from her late home
on Ridge street, this afternoon at >
o'clock, Rev. II. G. Edwards, of the
Welsh Baptist church, of which she
Was a dcvOut member, will otliciate.
RI Q employees of the Taylor, Pyna.
Holden and Archibald collerics Of ne
Delaware, LaCkawanna and Western
company here, will receive their semi
monthly pay for the latter part of
August tomorrow.
Mrs. benjamin Fern entertained
Eumber of her friends with an after
noon tea at her home at the Archibald
mine yesterday. The guests were:
Misses Edith and Mary Van Buskirk,
Edith Watkins, RebeCCa and Polly
Davis, Mrs, George Danse, Mrs. Lib
bic Jones and Miss Janet Ingls.
The Young Mems Christian associa-
tiou will hold an important meeting in
th' II rooms, N Main street, on Sat
urday evening. The White Cross So
ciety branch of tire Young Mems
Christian association, which was re-
Gently organized, will also meet at the
above place. All boys whose ages
range from 10 to II are cordially in
Vitcd to join.
The following young people from
this town enjoyed a pleasant trip
through the interior workings of the
Pyne mine on Wednesday: Mrs. Ell
mer T. Daniels, Mrs. Henry Howells,
Misses Susie Harris, Mary Daniels,
Miss Anna Lloyd, of Ohio, and Messrs.
H. r, Daniels, Henry Howells and IL.
7. Daniels.
pretty wedding ceremony was per-
formed at the Methodist Episcopal
parsonage last evening at o'clock,
when the pastor Rev, &, B, Henry
united in marriage Miss Daisy Caswell
and Mr.. Thomas Williams, both resid-
ing on Oak street, Miss Beatrice
Samuels was bridesmaid and Mr. Err
nest Caswell was groomsman. A re-
| ception followed at the brides home.
All persons holding books for the
benefit drawing and concert for Mr.
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AFTER The JUBILEE,
Quiet Scenes That Follow the Days
of Felicitating and Jubilating-
Visitors Leaving and Decorations
Disappearing.

The scenes of yesterday were in
strange contrast to the three or four
that preceded The noise of the night
before made the stiffness of yesterday
seem all the more quiet and the town
took on the air of the Sabbath. Every
was tired, done played out" and il
was welcome rest when it came.
well, how do you feel? All tired
out?" was the cry on all sides yester-
day. OF course every one was tired,
but such an acknowledgment would
seem like a confession of weakness,
and there were few acknowledgements.
But actions speak louder than words
and the way that these same ones
moved about indicated that they were
moved by weary spirits.
The town is beginning to be itself
again The hosts of visitors are al
most all gone and the decorations are
beginning To disappear. In few days
the city and the people will get down
TO well settled courses and the march
TO the century goal will go on.
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DISPUTE ENDED GAME.
Scranton Trolley Man Was Accused
of Batting Out of Turn-Charge
Against Wilkes Barreans.

A wonderful bali game was played
at Athletic Park yesterday afternoon
by the Scranton and Wilkes Barre
street railway company employees, and
il was only after two hours hard
playing that the game came to an end,
i'm very disagreeable wrangle. Both
teams left the field, Vowing they wcr,
the victors, and the Wilkes Barre nine
claiming that they had been the vic
Tins of a very small piece Of busi-
ness played by the bad, wicked Scran-
tonians,
1t all happened this way, At the
closing half of the ninth inning Scran-
ton came to bat with the score ll-5
against them. Lafferty the first hats
man flew out To second, but Kelly
raped out a hard single, Foley
famed out for the fourth time, and
McManama then poured some hahn
into the gaping wounds of the local
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-06
DOCTORS GAVE y0 RELIEF.

III was a sufferer from torpid liver for over
a year." writes Mrs. Nora Willis, of Wheat
field, Jasper Co., Ind, "and could not sleep,
nor eat but very little, and then it would cause
me great distress. l tried several doctors but
got no relief Was advised by friend to
write to DR.. Pierce, which l did, and in a few
days received letter advising me to take
his Golden Medical Discovery and also his
Pleasant Pellets After had taken only
half bottle was greatly improved. I only
took three bottles of the Golden Medical
Discovery and two vials of the Pellets,
and thanks to DR.. Pierce and his wonderful
medicine, am as we'll as ever in my life, and
feel that life is worth living after all"
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81 RAPIDLY RECOVERED"

"For seven years had been troubled with
what the doctors called bronchitis, writes
Mr. Arthur Maule general merchant), Of
Nilestown, Middlesex Co., Ontario. IA year
ago, after had been taken sick with a severe
attack, began taking Golden Medical Dis
covery' l rapidly recovered from the attack,
and felt no more of it that fall This season
I began taking the Discovery in August,
and have SO far been perfectly well. 1 can go
out in all kinds of weather and not feel the
bronchial trouble at all. Let me say to all
who are suffering from such complaints to
give Dr. Perce's Golden Medical Discovery a
fair trial. and am convinced that good results
will be obtained"
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Carbonda1e Department.

sion on my mind that never could
forget, and 1t stands before my eyes
especially when we must say farewell
to what we want to hold fast. 1t was
the statue of "Saturnius and Gea'
with child. The former representing
her husband. storming forward to the
indefinite future and face back to Gea
and child, holding him back, but all
in vain, her tears about the heeing
time
Inevitably our times, with pleasures
and woes, fly away; its wheels we cam
not stem.
And so our beautiful days of Cclebra-
tion we count as past, never to return.
In the Mauran palace at the Worlds
Fair were to be seen despairing groups
of people in the Labyrinth, terror
stricken sitting on benches, after hay
ing lost all hopes to find an exit out of
the Tartarus Of which the poet says:
High over them boundless Eternity
quivers
And the scythe of Saturnus all ruth
lessly shivers."
The poet must be our teacher for the
future and spur us to make a good use
of our lifetime.
Without any doubt the Children's
division of the first days parade was
the most prominent and amicable as
pect of all the glorious events we had
ever witnessed, and | am inclined to
compare this day with that great
day" of which we read in st. John VIII:
81, though ii was the first day of our
feast.
The influence of the celebration on
the children was surely much greater
and bissful for their future than II
they were only gazing at, as we learn
| especially from the old Spartans, when
the old ones sang Heroes we have
BEEN and the youths echoed back "And
heroes we shall be- The youth is the
| futures hope.
SO long was I Interested in the Loan
exhibition. | cannot say much about
| the Firemen's exhibition, only that
witnessed the end of it and that | got
afraid when | saw them on a high
roof and lot Of young ladies on it,
believing there was really a fire. out
| of which the former ones were to save
the latter ones. But | found myself
mistaken.
| Lord bless CarbOndale and save II
| for her centennial celebration.
Sept. 1901. --Rev. +. Ehinger.
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entertainment in the Y. NJ. G. n The
scenes displayed upon the canvas were
life-llke and entertaining.
Miss Hattie Bachc, who has been
spending the summer here with her
three daughters at her cottage on
MI. Manotonomee. has rented a house
in Binghamton and will spend the win
ter in that city.
:. :. Wright, of MOntrose, was visit
ing relatives in Hallstead Thursday,
Corn with stalks standing twelve and
fifteen feet high is being raised on
the Ward Ives farm.
+. \. Aldrich, of Amsterdam, y. Y,
is the new station agent at the Lacka-
wanna depot, lie understands the
work and is managing things satisfaC-
tory to the patrons of the company.
Mrs. Helen ShauGer and two sons, of
Scranton, who have been visiting Mrs.
+. IL. Belden, have returned home.
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IN MEMONlAM,


al "o''"a'e Se'''i-cehtehhial 'elepra-
.,oll croWos TO the past as all earthly
.nilss' ana Mhat Is lelt is the re-
H'eillprahce' but II VIII be one of the
nIoSt piedsaht Tor 'hose VINO were hap
pS enough To nave witnessed it, espe-
I,allE 10 'ne chlldreh, VINO nave played
@ .ne central part oi the grand celebra-
t'oU' gong beyond all possibility to
iue' anu ,ncS are 'he generation
W Perpetudte lhe hiSh spirit through
Nv. i"'u'e anu zen Nhat theE nave
see. ana hearo during the last days.
men on my return IRON Germany
III l''o eAl'ieSsed my intention to
an ',,,,,,o,, ~ ''' v, H'"''''ls hu'her-
ah 'oHSresd''oh mere gentleman in
,,a''o'!' 'Hpe''d,ns MS youth mere ana
,,,,' - ~ Wv, "''i" pesohu' toid
-. gu WIZ ma there an extra
a,,a .,I'G ""uShts peoPic-
$50, - '.'' ""s ,ou,'" 'he jung
,a, 80 ven at t"r piihh OF aah-
n' 'Ne'-enJ"S'heht during the last
~, ""'S' ,'"s one "lIeHt'
Nho' S'c"' ihhueh'e fathef corey
-, ~ P'Vi'' i'"''' ms SI'k peu
o"e .""'' N''"ess VINO visited
wy i'"'es Nhore puSN Marthas stood
a"S W o's'rlpi'e What holds body
an" Soui t"Sclher' Al the other
.nu''ilTs' rom my observation, we
nav alSo sooo reason to give credit
!" 'ne pusS hahas VINO satisfied the
Hu'siS ana 'nirsly bodies. or course,
one waning 10 De more pious and
suoe' INA" hrlst ilihselt may differ
WIN the writer hereln'
IL appreciated, OF course, that the
uetold'iohS' lliuhlnations' etc" were
n"' anu Coulu nor be AS gorgeous as
AZ 'he WORLDS Fair' to say nothing
""ou' tne unsurpassed Pan-American
eie,tllcdl Illumination. But in consd-
Slal'oh oi 'h' UNITED means In COM
"iahd OF the committee, they eXcellcd
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vLast spring, early l wrote YOU my feelings
and condition." says Mr.. A. ]. Vanderwater, of
873 West Division Street Chicago H., "and
you advised me to take DR.. Pierces Golden
Medical Discovery. l am happy to say l am
getting to feel fine. In all l have taken six
bottles of the Discovery and four or five
vials of the little Pellets, and they have done
me worlds of good. These medicines have
wrought the great change in me. was
slow NOPE of man that could hardly crawl,
tired and sick all the time, unable to work; now
I can work, sleep, eat, and feel fine, and that
tired feeling is all going away. Dr. Pierce's
medicines have almost made a new man of
ME. feel young as did at thirty years"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-06
hALLSTEAD

Special to the scranton Tribune.
Hailstead Sept. BE. II. B. Roosa is
shingiing the house of Samuel Griffiths
on Church street.
John Coddington has placed a newly
painted delivery wagon on the road as
a token of his growing business
The chair factory Is now operating
at its full capacity. \ carload Of
chairs Is shipped every day from the
factory. Every machine is working
and every effort being made to in
crease the output to meet the demands
of the market,
The G, l., Crook building, recently
purchased by James r. Du Bois, on
Main street, is being repaired One
side of the building is being titted for
a store room and the other compart-
ment for offices.
Thursday evening a large audience
watched with interest the cneograph
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-06
MALTA OFFICERS.
Impressive Installation Ceremonies
of Temple Commandery No. 2SS.

The installation ceremonies incident
to the installing of the ofliCcrs-cleCt Of
Temple Commandery No 2SS, Ancient
Order Knights of Malta, took place
Tuesday evening and were conducted
by Deputy Grand Commander Evans
representing the Grand Commandcry
of Pennsylvania, of Olyphant.
The officers who were placed in the
various offices were: Sir knight COM
mander. NJ. l., Oliver; sir knight gem
eralissimo, 4. j. Moon; sir knight cap
tain general, F. II. Frank; sir knight
assistant recorder, Charles ThOrnc sir
knight Junior recorder Companion
Deitrick; sir knight sentinel, B. w.
Suitcr.
Owing to the grand display of fire
works and other attractions the Cere-
monies were shortened somewhat, but
will he completed at the next regular
COnvOcation.
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mon and McManama sixteen. Ryan
made a pretty catch III the ninth in
aiug of NOrthcote's hard line drive,
ana Grier, who catches for the Miner
Hiliard team of Wilkes Barre, caught
splendid game, despite the large
numa,r Of bases pilfcred, many Of
which Tcie the result of poor work %
the infielders in covering the bases,
Other features there were none, gave
perhaps some of the weird and Won
derful costumes in which some of the
players, notably one FOLEY, Cavorte
about the grounds. Last night the
Wilkes Barre team was entertained by
their scranton brethren. A large
delegation of Wilkes Barre rooters ac-
coupanlrt the team to tins city and
formed large and noisy percentage
Of the enthusiasts at the park, The
score follows:
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Phone |
| NEW, 286 |
| OLD,O423I

void, and new bids on the work will
be advertised for at the next meeting,
which will be held Tuesday night.
The opening social of the Juvenis
Dancing class tonight will be de-
lightful affair. Lawrence's full orches-
ira, of Scranton, will bc present.
Common council will meet in regu-
lar session on Monday evening.
Eugene O'Boyle left yesterday to re-
sumo his studies at Holy Cross college,
Worcester, Mass.
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OLYpHANT

Another meeting of the school board
was held on Wednesday evening. on
recommendation of the boards attor-
ney, Mr. O'Malley, a resolution was
adopted notifying the Peck Lumber
company that inasmuCh as they have
failed to comply with the plans and
specifications of Architect McLough-
lin. they must vacato the premises.
Should the company No; comply with
the request of the board within forty
eight hours, according TO the resolu-
tisn, the contract becomes null and
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Mr.. Alexander's Exception.

Scranton, Pa, Sept. A. 1901.
Editor of Scranton Tribune:
| read with pleasure the rominis-
cences of Carbondalc by the Hon. John
Nealon, but the following correction
will show that he is in error. Mr..
Nealon claims that he erected the
first thrce-story brick building in Car
bondale in 1870" My father, the late
Joseph Alexander, ST., erected the first
three-story brick building in thai city;
commenced the same after the Berry
fire, in 1866. and completed it on Octo-
Der Is, 1867, and opened it on that date
for business.
Joseph Alexander, jr.
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st. Paul's Lutheran Church.

Philip Iizelman, pastor of the
ZION Lutheran church at Scranton, is
invited to pay 4 visit to the st. Pauls
Lutheran church and To address the
congregation next Sunday, to respond
to an often expressed desire To sec
him in our midst. 1t is hoped he will
answer. to give notice i'm time, whether
his visit is assured for next Sunday.
+. Ehinger pastor.
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MOTHER GRAy'S SWEET POWDERS

Nr Children Mother Gray, for years a nurse in
he Children's Home in New York, treated rbu
hen successfully with remedy, now prrpsrct
md placed in the drug stores, called Notbsr
rays Sweet Powders for Children, They are
all. a certain cure Tor ieyeIishnsss fccnsliIrt.
ion, headache, tsething and stomach disordeS.
nd rsmkve worms. At all druggists 2ac sam.
lie sent FREE. Address Allen S olnlsted, lie.
10y y. Y. -.
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New York, Ontario and Western.


Trains leave tafbondac for scranton at 100,
10 NJ a. m; 400 p. m.
SUNDAY trains at 30 a. M 500 p. m.
Trains leave CarhOndalC for points north at
lll0 a. M. 49, y. m. On sunday al 30 q. IN.
Trains leaving at II 10 q. m. week days and 9.lO
q, M. sunday make connections for New York,
Cornwall, etc.
Trains arrive from scranton at ll.l0 a. m; 40
80 n. m; from points north 900 a. m, 400
p. m. sundays from scranton at .. 10 a, IN. and
Ii5 p. m, from Cddosid at 6.06 p. m.
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Juno o. 1901.

Trains leave city station. Carbonate, daily
Except Sunddy) at 100 a. m. and i33 p. M. Tor
Brandt and Nne,eh; at O35 a. M, daily (cX.
Cepting sunday, for Binghimtom. making con.
ncctions for New York city and Buffalo, and at
10 p. M. for Susquehanna, making connections
fof western points.
sunday trains at 0.ij a. m. for SuSquehanna.
with western connections, and 627 T.. m, with
same connections.
Trains arrive at sj3 a. m and 5.i5 p m.
Sundays at S.53 a. m.
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SCRANTON
IDiais ....,. ,.,. u
'rwo out when game was stopped,

Two hl'c HIS GrI0r, MCNln1ma Noen bases
--Grior co, Swartman, Koauey, McGortv 90,
R,,cncrtntl t2D, RYAN a., Lancrty McNanama,
Young Stu,k out-Bv Northroto, -, by Me,
Manama, 49, First on halls--of McNanama, |;
of Northcote, 5. Hit by ptcher-Grier, Foley
Roscncrants. Passed hllls -Grier, Kelly I'm.
pire-Manners. 1ime-1.l5,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-04-28
AN ELKO ASSESSMENT.

Samuel NcIutyre has sold to A
Hanauer aud Nj. K. Parsons I,552
yearlings, the consideration being
$1,000. The cattle are now at Mr.
McIntyre's ranch at Halleck, Elko
county, but will be shipped in few
days. One trainload goes to Mr.
Hanauer ranch in Colorado and
another will be delivered to a Colo
RADIO buyer for whom Mr. Parsons
made the purchase.-Silver State
One cannot pick up daily paper
now without seeing some such item
as the above. HeIe is case of a
man selling 1900 yearlings for over
$50, 900. This is $40 a head. it is
reasonable to suppose that a mans
cattle interests are worth three times
what his yearlings are worth, no, IN
Guiding his land. This would bring
his cattle up to about ,Ioo, 900,
Then comes the land he@rrssa tc
produce lie feed for such an amount
of stock. Call that another 500 900
Mr.. Mcintyre is assessed at LITTLE
over S47 900.
Did the Silver State have this as
sessment III mind wi len it charge:
that the taxpayers Of humboldt ant
Elko were being over assessed Will
the citizens of the smaller countie
were lodging TIL ASSESSOR
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-04-28
Notice to Contractors.

The State Board of Capitol Commits
sioners will receive bids, 1st., for furnish
ing and placing in position Low down
SyphOn-Jet water closets in the basement
of the Capitol building, with all the nee
essary pipe connections and ventilatcrs;
also re-arranging and placing in position
four urinals with proper connections.
demonstrating "a concrete floor in the
basement of said building, covering
space of about 10 feet wide and 81 feet
long. Also for patching sidewalk with
cement amounting to about 40 square
yards.
3-Furnishing and constructing the
necessary woodwork enclosing the clos
| cts, including doors and ceiling.
| Separate bids will be received fer each
| Of the above specifications. Bids will be
opened and considered at > o'clock p. M,
| April -. 1901. Commissioners reserve
the right to reject any and all bids. Ad-
dress w. r.. Davis, Clerk Of the Board Of
| Capitol Commissioners, Carson City, Ne
vaaa, marked Bid. BY order of the
| Board. W. r. DAVIS,
Clerk.
The time, for submitting bids for doing
| the above work and furnishing the mater
| ial specified in the above advertisement
is hereby extended to Tuesday, April 80,
| 1901, at = o'clock p. m. Those having bids
now in the hands of the Clerk will be
permitted to withdraw and amend the
same. For information concerning the
manner of construction or for personal
inspection, apply to J. $. Burlingame,
| janitor of the building.
| w. X. DAVIS
| Clerk.
Carson City. New. April 25, 1901.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-04-28
NOT LlNCOLN'S WAY.

If Abraham Lincoln were on the
earth today there would not be
enough money in the world to make
fee sufficiently large to secure his
services in defense of the miserable
slave dealers of San Francisco WHO
traffic in human flesh to supply the
Chinese blothels Of San Francisco
Samuel Shortridge has accepted d
fee for this work and it must have
been sufficiently large to quiet any
quaims of conscience that he was
earning money wrung from the flesh
and blood OF those poor unfortunates,
who IRE daily sacrificed to the Nina
tour of Chinatown
Just what was the size of the fee to
Shortrldge we cannot say, but if it
were known, the resl dimensions of
the Attorneys conscience could be
accurately determined.
General John H. Littlelield. who
studied law with Abraham Lincoln,
writes his recollections Of his great
mentor in Success He tells this
attractive bit of anecdote:
All clients knew that, with "Oid
Abe" as their lawyer, they would
win their case-if it was fair; if not
that it was a waste of time to take i,
to him. After listening some time
one day to a would be clients state
ment, with his eyes On the ceiling he
swung suddenly round in his chair
anI exclaimed:
well, you have pretty good case
in technical law, but pretty bad one
in equity and justice. You'll have te
get some other fellow to win this case
for you. l couldn't do it. All the
time while standing talking to tba,
jury I'd be thinking, Lincoln, you're
a liar and l believe l should forge
myself and say it out loud