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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-01

Jerry street, have been called to the
bedside of the latter's mother. who is
seriously i'll at her home In Greenfield.
John Il. Dennis, of Bradford. Is
spending few weeks at his home here.
He intends TO move his family to that
place. where they will reside. Mr..
Dennis and family have host OF
warm friends in this city. who sincere
ly regret their departure.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
r. Barrett, of South Main street, was
saddencd Thursday by the death of
their twenty months old son. Miles.
who passed away as the result OF an
attack of pneumonia. The funeral Will
be held from the home this afternoon
at $40 o'clock. Interment in st. Rose
cemetery.
Thomas Knox. late of Scranton, has
accepted a position with w. B. Foster.
photogra pher, and will move his fam
lily to this place In the near future.
Mrs. w. II. Stephens, of Belmont
street. left on Tuesday to join her
husband at Rochester. n. V. where
they expect to make their future home.
William Atkinson, of River street,
who fell recently and seriously injured
bis thigh, Is now able to be about with
the aid of crutches.
Wallace Hurd has accepted posi-
tion with the Hcndrick Manufacturing
company
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JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Irving. of
Cemetery street, were Carbondale
visitors yesterday.
Peter Merritt, of North Main street.
is still confined to his home with rheu-
matism.
Harry Loughrey. of South Main
street. has accepted position at the
Raymond breaker at the Ridge.
Harold. the son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Richard Mellow, of Third street. is i'll
with pneumonia.
Mrs. Mountford. of Priceburg. is the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. William
Bennett. of Third street.
The Epworth league meeting next
Monday evening at the NJ. f.. church
will be led by Floyd Hunter: subject,
"How to Get Rid of Sim"
The sacrament of the Lord Supper
will be administered at the NJ. f..
church next Sunday morning. In the
evening the pastor will preach the
baccalaureate sermon to the gradual
ing class of the high school
On Sunday morning Rev. S. y. Moul
ter. of the Primitive Methodist church.
will preach on Missions, and in the
evening on Temperance. Wesley
league meeting at o'clock. led by the
pastor: subjec' "Thy Words
Cottie Mosher. who has been working
at Garwood. \. j.. for the Peck Lum-
Der company. returned home this week.
He will work here for the same COM
pany.
Mrs. Thomas Champion and two
children. of Cemetery street. are visit
ing the formers parents at Dundaff.
Mrs. Albert Baker and two children,
of Duryea, are visiting relatives here.
Rev. Maynard II. Thompson. of the
First Baptist church. will preach in
the Bercan Baptist church. Carbon
dale tomorrow morning in DR.. Wha
lens place. Elder w. B. Grow. the
founder of the Baptist church of Jer-
myn. will preach in Rev. Mr.. Thomp-
sons place. The Lords supper will he
administered in the evening. when the
pastor will preach on "A Good Sol
dier." The hand OF fellowship will be
given to certain ones who have re-
Gently been received into the church.
Miss Alviria Day and brother. Jo-
seph, of Cemetery street. left to-day
for a two weeks visit with friends in
Wilkes Barre.
Alfred Watrcs. of Old Forge. spent
Thursday with friends in town
Miss Lizzie Giles, of Second street
spent yesterday with Carbondale
friends
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MOSCOW.

The usual Memorial day services
were held here Thursday. Details of
the Grand Army and Women's Relief
corps decorated the graves of soldiers
and members of the corps In the af-
ternoon services were held in the In
dependent order of odd Fellows hall.
Commander II. f. WardeIl. of Dale
Vile, presided, Addresses We're made
by Rev. Bowden, of Tobyhanna, and
Rev. Birch. of DaleVillc The choir
rendered several selections, and the
Gouldsboro band also furnished music
during the afternoon, Dinner was
served by the Woman's Relief corps,
Mr. and Mrs, William Davis, of pun
more. spent Memorial day with the for
mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs ID. j, Rob-
erts.
Miss Grace Bourn, of Scranton, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs, Horace
Jones.
A party of young people from this
place drove to Thornhurst Thursday
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OLYpHANT.

The funeral of the late James LOTUS
was held from the home of his sister,
Mrs. Kate Gilgallon on Dunmore
street, yesterday morning, At $50
o'clock the remains, accompanied by
very large funeral cortege, proceeded
to 81. Patrick's church, where re-
QUEEN high mass was celebrated by
Rev. NJ. Il. LOTUS, of Green Ridge a
nephew of the deceased. Rev. John
Mclaughlin preached the funeral SER
mon. In the sanctuary during the
mass We're: Rev Father Carmody, of
Jermyn, and Rev Father Hurst. The
pallbearers We're NJ. w, Cummings.
jr, Walter and James LOTUS. OF Car
bondale; John Gilgallon. Edward Doud
and +. j. Gallagher. lnterment was
made in St. Patrick's cemetery.
A mock trial of the Celebrated Wat
ermelon Case" will be held in Keystone
hall this evening, under the auspices
of Glasses 3 and II of the Susquehan-
ma street Baptist church. The char
acters are as follows: Crier. Prof. II.
w Watkins: Judge Curlywig, j. p.
Williams: Lawyer Goosequill, for
prosecution W. Fl, Priest; Lawyer
Ribtickler, for defense, S. j. Matthews;
Obadiah Root, prisoner at bar, Isaac
Grihiths; Deacon Timothy Seed, pros
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FOUNDRY SECURES AN ORDER
Lindsay & Walsh Working on job
for United States Government.

The foundry of Lindsay & Walsh.
on Seventh avenue, which, as stated
in The Tribune on another occasion.
has been quite successful in obtaining
good sized orders from large outside
manufacturing concerns, has Just re-
ceived another important order.
The latest order is from the Scran-
ton Iron Fence works 1t calls for
500 iron fence posts, each about six
feet long and weighing aobut twenty
five pounds each. The posts are for
the United states government, and as
the Scranton concern has no foundry
in connection with its plant. the or
der was handed over to Lindsay &
Walsh who handle all of the foundry
work of this concern.
The ordinance win reach to several
thousand dollars and it is the largest
single order ever received by this
concern, This is another argument in
favor of the establishment of similar
small industries in this city.
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pECKVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs, J, +. Williams, Of South
Main street, spent Memorial day with
Green Ridge friends.
Captain s. II. Briggs spent Thursday
at Factoryville.
Miss Jennie Williams entertained the
members of her Sunday school class at
her home on Monday evening. a very
pleasant time was had. \ nashlieht
picture of Miss Williams and the mem
berS of her class was taken.
All mine engineers, firemen, pump
runners and machnists are requested
to meet at Odd Fellows hall on Mon
day evening, June 8, for the purpose
of organizing local Organizer Kcar-
ney, of the United Mine Workers will
be present on thai evening.
The Wilson Fire company will hold
their annual clambake on Saturday
evening, June L..
Pcckville Baptist church, Rev. j, S,
Thomas. pastor. Services tomorrow at
1880 a. m. and 7,30 p. M At the morn
ing service the Lords Supper will he
observed. Evening subject, The Limi-
tations of Life"
The Library society of the Baptist
sunday school was well patronized on
Memorial day and extend hearty
thanks To all who helped.
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WAVERLY.

The regular quarterly meeting will
hc held at the Methodist church, next
saturday and Sunday. The preSining
elder Dr Griffin will hl the pulrit
next sabbath morning.
Telephone employees have been busily
engaged placing poles and wires for
the past few doys for the new station
at Hall and Parkers they have also
placed one at Mr.. Christie's residence
on Academy street
Rev, $. l., IIarter of inlay. y. Y.
will fill the pulpit at the Baptist
church next sunday morning.
The usual decoration day services of
the q. A. R,,post here was held at
Clarks Green.
fhe missionary circle of the Baptist
church viii hold a meeting at the
church parlors, next Wednesday after
noon.
Scranton parties have about COM
pleted the purchase of Lily lake, near
here for the purpose of making il one
of IN" finest summer resorts i'm this
section Of the state
George sheridan has purchased a
new electric peanut roaster which he
is using i'm his place of business on
Main street,
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REORGANIZATION OF
THE SCHOOL BOARD

Public Attention Focused on That
Body Which Will Change Its Off
GERS on Monday Evening-Specula-
ton as to How the Election Will
Result-Possibilty That Long
standing Precedent Will Be Disre-
garded.
The rcorgailiHa tion of the Carbundalc
school board is scheduled To take place
on Monday evening. and public atten-
tion is accordingly focused on that
body.
There Is u good deal of speculation
as to the probable makeup of the new
board. How the election will result
can hardly he more than coniectured.
but the indications now are that the
long established precedent of the board
win be dsrogardcd and Il surprising
departure from other years may he
witnessed.
The personnel of the incoming board
will remain the same as present. with
- single exception. w. Il. Moon, VINO
is now treasurer of the board. will re-
tire from office ON Monday evening.
and viii be succeeded by Mr. Nanan.
Tho new board, then, will be composed
OF McSsrS Hughes llOCk"nbCrry. Cal
lagher, kcrwin. Swcigert and Nanan.
Now if the precedent Of the board b"
followed. Mr.. Hughes. who is nov sec
rotHrN will become president. This is
hy reason of his being the oldest mcn-
bcr in service on the board For the
same reason Mr.. kcrwn would be
made secretary. while the treasurer
ship ought to go to MIR. SwciGcrt. But
it is possible that this is not the diSpr-
sitiun that will he made of the Offices
1t is shrcwdly suspected that there Will
be an interesting departure from the
rule that has obtained for years at the
annual reOrganiHat and elections
but as To what this viii be. as said
heretofore. can only be coniccturcd.
Not even the knowing ones can say
with certainty what Monday nights
meeting promises. IT is quite posi-
bic, or even likely. that there will he
no change in the present officers. save
in the case of the tleasurcrshir. which
of course will h" changed by reason of
Mr.. Moons retirement There are 50
many considerations entering into the
reorganization that the prophet is wise
indeed who can forecast the result
The question of the principalShip will
cut quite n figure in the election. and
it may be the pivotal point of the clec-
ton.
Whatever the result may prove. the
reorganization is the absorbing topic in
the discussion of public matters and
the doings of Monday night will be
.lWuitaJ with Enpn interest
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pRICEBURG.

Charlie Barrett was visiting friends
In Olyphant on Thursday
Arthur Hobbs, of Providence was
visiting AIr. Dave. of Carmalt street,
on Thursday.
Preaching services in the Primitive
Methodist church at 1890 o'clock in
the morning and o'clock i'm the even
ing. The morning subject will be "Old
Jacobs Surprise Party; evening sub
ject, THE Evils of Dancing" Open
air mission al $50 O'Clock. Sunday
school at O'Clock. All arc welcome
Misses Maggie Hall and Phoebe
Caygill, Messrs. Thompson Maggs and
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entertainment COURSE
FOR NEXT SEASON
A Coterie of Prominent Young Men
of the City Arranging for an Unri-
vailed Series OF Lectures. etc.-The
Project Promises Splendid Re

For several years the residents of
carbondae have been given some de-
cidcd treats during the cooler months
in the way of lectures musical enter
tainmcnts. etc.
Some of the finest artists at the dis
posal of the leading entertainment bu-
rcaus in tn" country visited Carbon
dale and delighted the patrons OF the
course. who showed their appreciation
of the efforts To provide such high
class entertainment by responding in
such numbers as to make the under
taking ii pronounced success from
every standpoint.
Fncoura gcd by the success of former
wears, "A cotcric of the most prominent
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THE PASSING THRoNG.

A. w. Blandn. of Scranton, was in
town yesterday.
Miss Agnes Martin. of Olyphant. was
a Carbondalc visitor yesterday.
II. *. Ierbc. of Scranton. was among
the visitors to Carbondale yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cawley of Wilkes
Barre. were Carbondale visitors yes
terday.
Mrs. Peter Cunningham and Miss
Kate Scully. of Forest city. were in
tho city yesterday
Mrs. T.. l.. Hatfield. of Scranton. was
visiting among her Carbondalo ac
quaintances yesterday.
Miss Nellie DugEan. of North Scran
ton "ho was leading lady in the cast
of the comedy. Because She Loved
Him So is the guest of Miss Ella
Hart. of Railroad street.
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Visiting Druggists.

Phillip j. Ncttor and Daniel Gclbert,
both Scranton druggists. were visiting
among the local druggists Yesterday.
The purpose of their visit was to
interest the local pharmacists in the
County Association of Druggists, the
branch of the national association. The
association aims at mutual benefit aud
is in "A fourishinG condition through
out the country. 1t is expected that
as the result of the visit of MessrS.
Ncttcr and Gelbcrt the local drug
dealers will affiliate themselves with
the county association
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afternoon, and took supper at the
Phelps house.
Mrs. Smith, Miss Bessie Rortrcc and
Miss Annie Hnrtrcc, Of scranton, Wis
tied relatives here Memorial day.
Mrs. joseph Robinson, of Scranton,
visited fricadS here part of This week.
Mr., and Mrs Daniel Evans and
daughter. Nrttc, of Elmhurst, We're
among Moscow visitors Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bescckcr and
children, of Scranton, are visiting
tli"ndS here.
Thomas Johns ard son, Willard, Of
Ehnhurst, called OH ;ticnds here We'd
neSday.
Mrs Bert HicSeCkcr and daughter arc
visiting friends in scranton.
Mrs +. &. crittcndcn and Hiss Carrie
SWarts were in Scranton on Monday,
George Dewitt of New York city, i,
u visitor in town.
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In Honor of Miss Carr.

The Friday Night Dancing class. a
representative social organization, has
issued Invitations to "A farewell dance
in honor of Miss NJ. Alice Carr, at
Rurke's hall on Friday evening of next
week.
Miss Carr, who has been II member
of the class and who has held a con-
spicuous place in Carbondalo society,
is about to leave for Dunmorc to take
up her residence with her brothers.
both of whom were transferred from
here TO the general offices of the Erie
railroad. The dance, therefore, will he
Il farewell to her.
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COUNCILMANIC VOTE
on WATER PLANT

Central Labor Union - Alleged
Boycott Against Member Who
Failed to Support the Measure.
Sensational Developments Looked
for.
The Councilmanc vote on the inuni-
cipa water plant ordinance on it's
final passage through common Coun-
ell ON Monday night last. is reported
to have been the topic of discussion in
one of the livcliest sessions of the
Central Labor union that has ever
been held, and which took place on
/ Wednesday night
Developments akin To the scnsa-
tional are looked for, and among them
is tho placing of the seal of condcn-
nation on one of the members of com
mon council. the only ono who voted
against the measure when 1t was
called UP for final reading.
What action the Central Labor
union ordered to be taken against
this councilman. the members being
pledged to secrecy refuse TO divulge.
but from significant remarks heard
here and there. it is known that his
action in onnosing the ordinance was
a rcrtil" toric of discussion at We'd
rcsdaN nights meeting and that he
was rchulcd for the stand he took,
aud that the union proposes to make
known it's ccnSuin and condemnation
in II public manner in a few days.
The public is wcll-intormed as To
the stand that the Central Labor
union has taken on the municipal
water plant ordinance ever since the
projec, was broached Its members
have been the staunchest champions
of the measure. and as body they
have gone on record as such. To fa-
Cilitato the passage of the measure
a coinmitte" was appointed to visit
councils and urge upon the members
the necessity of voting for the ordi~
nance After the committee mem
bcrS lent their energies to the work
mapped out for them. they bided their
time for the final disposition of tho
measure. When it did come up in
councils, on Monday night last and
there was found to be ono opposing
vote. muttorinGs were heard against
this councilman and significant hints
were dropped as to how his position
would be considered by the committee
appointed by the Central union. This
committee presented its report to the
union on Wednesday might. and it is
an open secret that some of the men,
cbrs were in favor of and were de-
tcrmined to take vigorous action
against tho councilman whose action
merited their dispeasure and wrath.
This. it is surmised. was one of the
rec concentrations included in the re-
port ard which it is also surmised
was adopted.
When members who were present at
Wednesday nights meeting We're
approached yesterday for information
they were reticent. but suggested in
a significant way that probably in
few days the public would learn how
the union regarded the vote on the
water plant ordinance, and that likely
the information would be surprising.
if not startling.
The probable action of the Central
union was widely discussed yester-
day and the public is on the pui ViVe
for the promised developments.
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inl HcdilH ever Sllte. Mary lttllllt.
Catarrhal Weakness.
\ great proportion of women have
some catarrhal weakness which has
been called by the various doctors she
has consulted, by as many different
names. These women have been
tlEaLcd and have taken medicines with
no relief, simply because the remedies
AZ" not adapted To catarrh. 1t is
TIN Ough a mistaken notion as to th"
real nature of the diseases that these
medicines have been recommended to
them.
Dir. Hartman's Free Advice
If nll women who are suffering
with any form Of femal" weakness
would write To DR.. Hartman, Column
bus. ONO. and give him complete
description of their symptoms and tn"
IoCuliaritioe OF their troubles. he will
Immediately reply with complete di-
lcCtiouS for treatment free of charge
"Ileaith and Beauty book writ
ten especially for women. sent free by
In Hartman. President of The Hart
man Snnitarum, Columbus, Ohio
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BRIEF PARAGRAPHS.

Mrs, S. n Bayley has returned home,
after spending a week in Gettysburg,
She was "a delegate to the recent Re-
bekah Odd Fellows convention.
Very Rev, II. T.. Coffey, V. c., left
today for Buffalo lie will act as
sponsor for John White, who is to he
ordained to- the priesthood there to-
morrow,
Mr. ANA Mrs. Warren snyder, of
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Installation of Officers.

Lucrotia lodge, No, lOI, Daughters
of Rcbekah, has issued notices of the
installation of officers, which is To
take place in the lodge rooms on Tues
day evening, June II,
Lucretia lodge is the organization
that possesses such IA clever degree
team and the announcement of the in
stallatiou ceremonies will interest odd
Fellows throughout the city who de
light in witnessing expert work on the
lodge room floor.
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Visiting Former Home.

Jess Wagner former resident of
Carbondale, is here visiting among his
friends for few DAYS.
MIR Wagner Is now q resident of the
state of Massachusetts, which is his
territory for large accident Insurance
company, of which he Is representa-
tive
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Hustling Drug Salesman.

II, T., Smith, of scranton, the huS-
Ting salesman for the Smith French
Kline company, of Philadelphia, WAS
in town yesterday on a business visit
among the local drug stores
Mr., smith was distributing the sum-
mcr supply of Eskay's food. also raft
of literature ana display signs.
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Fake Sensationalism."

AT the First congregational church
tolnnrrow morning the pastor speaks
IN Fake Sensa ationallsm." AT the
evening service there will be some spe-
aial features, which will be of interest
To all. The pastor will give a fifteen-
minute talk on Modern Needs and
Methods" Excellent music has been
arranged for both services. All well
come
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Head Feels Like Bursting.

Maybe you We're out late last night? :?
If you had taken a krauSe's Headache
Capsule before retiring your head
would be cool and clear this morning
Take one now and YOU will he all right
I'm an half hour Price 2jc Sold by all
druggists. 80
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot-Eu'e, a powacr. II VlTes painful
mulling, nervous feet and ingr1wing nails, and
u,lsmlv iakts tie sipG out Of curns and bun.
chs, It's the Greatcst comfort discovery Of tll,
,Sc, Aliens Fool 'Eisc makes light ol nov shoes
'ccl 90 y. IL is cottliu "me 10Y ,ycAtiug cal,
sid 'N al Druggists and ,hoc. Iole,. By mlii
of &c IN ,tanlrs. fIiJl pavkysc FiEi. Al.
ics'. AllCu :, nm,ttd, Le'Rty y i,
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only produces catarrh of NE mucous
membrane, but also causes nervous
prCslration in some cases. and differ
cnt degrees of nervous debility, de-
ranGcmcnts of the stomach, slecplcss-
ness and tired out feelings,
Depression of the nervous system is
4 fertile source of blood impurities.
Peruna invigoratcs the system and
produces regular sleep. II builds ny
the system run down by ovcrwork
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NJ. l.. smith, OF Scranton, district
passenger agent of the Lackawanna
inc, made business trip to Carbon-
lale yesterday. lie Was registered at
the American.
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Change of Hour,

Beginning with tomorrow the sun
day school of the First congregational
church will he held at II O'Clock i'll
stead of >, as heretofore The church
quartette will open the school with
special music.
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Visitor from Atlantic City.

Joseph Melvin, a former resident of
this city, is in town.
MI Melvin is now proprietor of
Brookhurst by -the-sea, popular ho-
tel at Atlantic City.