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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-27

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-27

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-27

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-27

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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-11
STAGE NOTES.

The hope that Mimi, A>hlcys eye, would
soon regain their strength has been di.Sipdt,d.
and now il is reported that the actroS viii
probably never again bc seen before the foot
lights. Her condition il becoming moro ala,m.
ing every day. Miss Ashley was forced 10 give
mp her part in "San Toy" almost two months
ago. The constant glare Of the limclighl be.
gan to tell upon her eyes. hut She refused to
tNc mp her work until her physician ordered
her not to appear again. She has been in a
dar, room since and IL il said the optic nerves
are weakened a. to make il impossible ioy
her to ever appear behind the tootlghts again.
Miss Ashley was great tayoritc h thi, city.
Al Reeves has Just passed through the hdrk.
rupicy court at Brootlyn. Y Y. u assets ave
Sj. and hiS liabilities Si,oSl"" The largest
creditor OF Reeves is Mc,hcrt Pouch, 50 Broad
street. Pouch il the owner of the old Criterion
theatcr, Of Brooklyn, and Reeves owed him
100 rent for its use. The Criterion was th"
cause of Reeves financial downfall, lie convert
cd it into a music hall aud sank sliuOO m IT,
The next largest creditor j. William H. Watson.
a burlcsquc actor who owns = th,atcr az Lynn.
Mass. Watson claims 500 because Reeve, did
not i'll an engagement At the house with hi
burlesqic show Reeves has road show known
as Al Reeves Big Bwlcsquc COMPANY The
company. however. Reeves alleges, is the ab,o.
lutte property Of lis wife. 70 protect her Reeves
was prompted TO become a bankrupt. Al pres
ont he is in the employ OF MIS- Reeves dS man.
seer Of tho bnrlcSquc company.
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Curtis has been summoned to Terre
Haute, Indiana, by the serious illness
of his father.
The odd Fellows will hold a social in
their hall on Wednesday evening next.
Congressman G. Fred Wright and
family have returned home from
Washington.
on Wednesday evening, Mr., and Mrs.
II. r. Kimball entertained the om-
ployes of the Susquehanna steam
laundry. Ross Chidester, II popular
employc. who is about to remove to
Lestershre. was presented with a sum
of money. Refreshments were served.
ana the evening was very pleasantly
spent.
The condition of l.. G.. Bergmller, OF
Pleasapt avenue. who has been seri-
ously III for more than year, Is some
what improved,
Rev. Alexander llaswell Grant ir..
rector of 81. Peters church Balm
bridge. n. Y. will preach in Christ
Episcopal church on Wednesday even
ing next.
If the Erie strike is settled soon,
there will be considerable building in
Susquehanna and Oakland next sum
mer
James Kennedy. of Wilkes Barre, is
the guest of Susquchanna friends.
James Hone has left for a trip tn
Minnesota, Colorado. and other west
ern states,
Pastor Meekcr, of the LanesborO
Methodist church, is holding revival
meetings at Stcvers' Point. Much in
terest Is manifested.
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AVOCA.

Th' Independent order of Hepta-
sophs will meet this evening
The school board will meet this even
ing.
Rev. j. J. Curran will give a tenn
pcrance lecture in st. Mary's church
tomorrow evening.
r. J. Dcablc has returned from New
York city.
Patrick Burns, aged IS years. died
at the family residence in the North
End on Friday afternoon after six
weeks Illness from diabetes. Besides
a wife n is survived by four sons and
one daughter The funeral took place
yesterday afternoon. Intcrment was
made in ST. Mary's cemetery.
Mrs. Patrick McAndrew. of Main
street. is critically i'll Of paralysis.
Nettie. the 1-year-old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael McAndrew, is
critically i'll of pneumonia.
Patrick clifford who is undergoing
a term of Imprisonment i'm the county
jail for burglarizing the depot is, seri-
ously i'll. Being affected with hip dis
ease and now threatened with con-
sumption. it is likely some friend will
take an interest in him and have him
| liberated.
John. the l3-year-old son Of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Edmund Bennett, of Vine street,
was painfully injured while at work
| in the Hillside breaker on Saturday
| morning. While lettering about the
| head of the shaft his foot became en-
| tangled in the betting and in a twink
| ling the entire calf of the leg was
| torn from the bone. Doctors Watson
| and BerGe worked several hours to
| put the flesh in position.
Ambrose. the 3-year-old son of Mr.
| ana Mrs. James Ward Is seriously i'll
| of pneumonia
John Flannery. Michael Ryan Stew
| art Button and Daniel Elcwellyn will
attend the miners convention at Ha-
| zleton tomorrow.
The knights of Columbus will eX-
| emplify the second degree at st. Alloy
sus hall. Pittston. this evening. Tn,
local members are requested To he
| present.
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UNIONDALE.
scranton Tribune.

special 20 the scranton Tribune.
Uniondale. March Sit was an eu-
toyablc session that was experienced
by the Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
byteran church and their friends at
the home of Mrs. Philo Burritt last
Wednesday. Mrs. Burritt Is a genial
and skilled entertainer no matter how
large her company,
\ number of graded school pupils
expect 10 attend the teachers institute
at Forest city. Saturday.
The Honesdale Ministerial associa-
tion met in the Methodist Episcopal
church. March 4 and = Nineteen
members were present. The different
sessions were well ATTENDED. All the
exercises were interesting and profit
able. Dr.. Van Cleft. of Dunmorc.
closed the series of meetings with an
able and intensely interesting sermon.
fun of gospel.
Bronson a. Westgate. after closing
the ice harvest for some time, have re-
opened it,
The Ladies' Aid society of the Lyon
Street Methodist Episcopal church met
at the home of Mrs. j. T.. Thomas on
FIiday.
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HOpBOTTOM.

Special to tlc scranton Tribune
HopbottOm, March l0-Rev. Lewis.
pastor of the Cniversalist church. is i'll
at Nicholson and was unable to attend
the meetings which Rev. Tilinghast.
state superintendent, is conducting
here. Rev. Tillinghast spoke to a most
appreCiatiNe audience Thursday even
ing on the subject of The straight
Way and the Marrow Gate" Sunday
afternoon at o'clock he spoke ON the
subject of The Greater Universaiist
Church." and in the evening on Where
Shall We Spend Eternity"
Misses Alta Finn and Sadie Sagar
attended the entertainment given at
Kingsley on Thursday evening.
Il. NJ Tiffany joined his wife on
Wednesday to spend a few days at the
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SUSQUEHANNA.
the Scranton Tribune.

Special TO the Scranton Tribune
Susuuehanna, March 10.-Born. to
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. j. Dwyer. of Elm
street, a daughter.
Dr.. Goodwin returned home today
from New York city.
The personal property of the CANA
van estate will be sold on Saturday.
The Erie will boom Lake Ariel. the
pretty summer resort, more extensively
than before.
The Junior Christian Endeavor soci-
ETY. of the Presbyterian church will
hold photograph social" i'm the
church parlors on Friday evening next
Editor and Mrs. Il. +. Pride are ex-
pected home from Youngstown. Ohio,
today.
Erie Drauchtsmdn Howard Anderson
has taken a position i'm Cleveland.
Ohio
There are .cheery Erie strike rumors
whether they are true or not.
The funeral OF the infant daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, \. y. Van Antwerp.
Of the Oakland side. took place on
Thursday afternoon. with interment in
MCkunc cemetery.
Erie Mechanical Engineer Theodore
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BRADFORD COUNTY.
snrrlal 10 The scranton Tribunc.

special to the scranton Tribune.
Towanda. March S.-The ladies of
Athens have organized u branch of the
catholic Benefit Association.
Oscar Bennett. of Ncrth Towanda.
while running a stalk cutter. had three
fingers of his right hand cut on be-
sides other injuries oH the wrist
At meeting OF the borough council
NJ T.. Miller was elected chief Of po-
lice and w. II. Eenedct and J. w.
Allen night officers. Jacob Allies was
chosen road commissioner: II. II. Bun.
surveyor: w f. Lane. attorney: W. IT.
Dodge, treasurer. The tax rate was
fixed at seven and onc-half mills, ths
same as last year.
A ffty-year franchise has been
granted the Valley Telephone com
pany by the borough council of Sayre.
II Is now expected that syndicate
viii control the water sySteii Df Troy.
a conference was held here this
week by prominent Presbyterian min
listers. being one Of a series Cf meet
irgs 10 enlist new missionaries. .Ad-
dresses on the subject oi missionary
work were made by Dr. A. NJ. Hal
sey of New York. D.. l.. Y. Dunlap,
of Siam. and others.
The " likes. Barre passenger train
ON the Bowman's Creek branch met
| with 81 peculiar accident near Lopez a
| few nights ago. The truck Of a coach
left the track and tho whole train was
| shaken up. but luckily no serious in
| jury resulted.
| Right Reverend ". NJ Baker. u. d,
who has Just died in Tacoma. wash
| ington. was born in Washington forty
seven years ago.
| Colonel Edward Ovinton is recover
| ing from = severe attack Of pncu-
| moria
A gentlcmen's driving club has been
organized in Towanda with the fol-
| lowing officers: President, DIR. g. B s.
Means: secretary. r. kuykendall. ir. (:
| treasurer. j. ". Myer. Tracks. build
| inES and other necessaries are 20 bn
added on their present grounds IN
South Towanda
The suntect OF rebuilding the nail
mill FOR the third tinC by the Cod
| charles Of Watertown is being dis
Cussed by the local press
| j. g. SCouten, cGitov of the sullivan
County Herald, has just been again
convicted OF criminal libel with 4
recommendation to the mercy Of the
court.
William Nanderpool aged twenty.
three. and Miss Margaret Hecnan
aged siXty-f,ve. have entered the mat
rimonial life together.
John Kane, of Sayre. has been ar
rested on the charge of breaking into
q LehiG Valley car and stealing goods
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whatever So great has been the de-
mand for them that the company has
been compelled to allot a definite num-
Der to each city. The allotment for
Scranton is now on the way here from
the publishers and as soon as they
have been received, it is the intention
Of the Norman LiChty Manufacturing
company to allow one copy, until the
supply is exhausted, absolutely free to
each purchaser of one 25-cent box of
Krausc's Cold cure or krause's Head
ache Capsules. This is certainly the
most liberal and expensive offer ever
made by any manufacture In the
cities of the east. where they have
already made distribution, so great
has been the demand for them. that
the supply has been exhausted the first
day the pictures were placed on cN-
hibition. Announcement will be made
as soon as the allotment for this city
is ready for distribution. but to make
sure of receiving copy, leave your
name and address with your druggist
at once as the supply is limited.
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HOLLlSTERVILLE.

Special to the scranton Tribune.
Hollisterville. March 9.--Mrs Aman-
da Brown IS very sick.
Mrs. Harriet Waite met with SER
iouS accident recently She slipped
on the ice and broke her hip and frac-
turcd her wrist, At this writing Mrs
Waite is in "A very critical condi-
tion.
Mr. james \. Sh"orer, who tried to
commit suicide week ago by shoot
ing himself, died at his late residcnc"
the next dav.
Bertha Watrous is i'll of pneumonia.
Mrs \. Il. Andrews is slowly regain
ing health.
The roll of honor in our school for
the month ending March !. is as fol-
lows: Mildred Elliott. Miss Grace
Giles. teacher.
Miss Grace Giles purchased a new
organ for our school this week.
Mr.. :. Hanllins. of Binghamton. y.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-11
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with IOCM ArPTIC NrlONS, as they cauu't
reach the seat OF the disease. Catdrh j. blood
or constitutional disease. and in order to cure it
YOU must take internal remedies. Halls G..
t,uh Cmc is taken internally, ard acts directly
or the blood and mucous surfaces. lidll', c.
tarh Cure j. not qudC mHdcinc. Il was
mc~rrihcd 10y one OF the best physicians in this
country tor years. and is regular prescription.
It is composed OF the best tonic, known, cont
hncd with tho best bl rod purifiers, acting d.
rcctly on the mucous surface. The perfect coin.
Mnltiou ot the Two ingredients is what pro.
duocs such wonderful results in curing Catsuh
send ioy testimonials rce
T.. }. CHENEY n CO, Props, Toledo, %.
Sold 10y druggists price 'Jc.
Halls Family Pills are the best
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HAWLEY.

Special tu the Scranton Tribune
Hawley. March l0.--MiSs Margaret
Lambert returned on Monday. after
spending some time in Honesdale.
Frank Dunn spent Monday in Homes
dale.
Miss Mary Marshall is i'll of grip.
Miss Anna Rosencrans visited in
Honesdale last week.
John Jackson, formerly an engineer
on the Erie railroad, now Of Ohio. was
in town last week.
on Tuesday morning the home of
otto Reidmiller on Belmont avenue,
was burned to the ground.
Mrs. John Decker is i'll a her home
here.
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", spent last evening at the home
of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Harriet
Waite.
Miss Martha Davenport of Madison
vile, Is spending u few days With her
friend, Mrs. Floyd Fessenden.
Mrs. :. =. Mitchell of Olyphant Is
caring for her mother, Mrs. Harriet
Waite.
Mrs. James Van Gorder. of VIM
mers, spent yesterday at the home or
her aunt. Mrs. Eliza Andrews.
Mrs. Frank Watrous, OF this place.
Is very sick, at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. ID. Brady, of Elmdalo.
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SICHEL'S "MADONNA."
How TO obtain Platinum Copy
1.2x16 1-2 in Size Free.

There is no painting among the mod
ern masterpieces of art that appeals
80 strongly to the hearts of mankind
as Sichels Madonna" II Is said no
amount of money could buy the orig-
nal.
\ platinum copy of this painting l2is
by l6ts in size. would cost from ~ TO
81 per copy in any frst-class picture
store i'm this city. but owing to the lib
eral offer of the Norman Lichty Man
ufacturns company. II will be possible
to obtain copy within few days
absolutely free.
The firm recently secured 10000 copies
OF this famous painting for free distri-
button. They are l2ia by l6la in size
and have no advertisements upon them
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-11
Justice" Thursday Night.

The new lGtloGrdua, "JuSticc." by Gny Nii".
lurtc. with Mi,, Teresa MaNwrll. the original
Gilrou girl. in the title role, is by far the
most complete and satisfying play that has hocn
given OF factory lite in America. Strong in it,
purpose and character, drawing. intricate III
plot and extremely dramatic in its action,
Thomas ". Broddhmsr has equipped the piece
with four sets OF scenery from the studios OF
John Cunningham and properties by Albert
AmhorG.
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home of Rev and Mrs. J. II. Ballou
at Seipio, y. Y.
W. T.. Brown was in Scranton on
business Wednesday.
There are gentle whisperlngs atloat
of a wedding soon to take place.
clyde Hilton has gone to Iowa, where
he will reside with his uncle.
The grip victims seem to be conra-
leScinG generally.
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Beginning with to-day, matinee. irving Nc,t,
Twentieth Century STAR company com
posed entircl, from the organization known Il,
The "Whitc Rats" will hold forth at Manager
IicfrlnGton's '!aicty hc1trr ior three days with
daily matincc-.
Vt is only tie pi,k of The illc people
WHO can Join with the Rats II j. COM
posed OF all ".tdr" acts which, by spcllma
the word "Rats" backwards, explains this OF
ganiyaton. \ strong hill viii prr,Cut Idn
ncttc aud Mansfield. Nilt Allen. Dot aud Amy,
tl,e two lccldits, lTocy md Ice, Ia Icllc Mil"
and Nitrain, Amy Clauscn dul others.
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Scranton Wholesle Mrket.

4 Corrected by II. G. Ddlc. p Iackawanna Ave
Buttrl Creamery. 2liqd2@c.; dairy. 1sa2oc.
Ihor-t full ucim, l2ai2c.
Egg, Western fresh, l7iaslsc. nearby state,
l1l1Or.
BcanS-Pcr hu.. choice marrow, Sljja2 30
Pea BcaIs--PcI bu., Sllia2.dO.
Medium Heans-P,r bu, A.. :0a2, Is.
Green rcas-per hu.. II. .onlij.
OnionS-pcr hu, Sl.IOdlid
Tlum Rest patent. per hbl., S4.65.
Red Kidney BcLn,rer bu., >1.i5i2 80.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-11

Bob Nsnchesjci's Cracker Jacks will az ain
he hclc. That they give a popular entertain
mcnt has bcch proven beyond trc pctdd,cnturc
oi doubt, aud under the able management
"i the pioneer NJ hurlcSqr, as to the superior.
itr ot the company. THE show lh, season T.,
equipped from start to finish IN everything that
is novel and refreshing
The show op ns with rcalt,ti, dJcss rehearsal
OF theatrical comrany on board Bos' or,
boat. giving in minute detail the interior Of the
beautiful Priscilla and entitled ION the HALL
River Line" The closing bmlesquc, ,at,to
on the popular farce. \ Female Drummer,
CcJtcs world OF laughter MdtinccS daily,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-11

the following wcllknown people, Horace
Lewis. Rccton Radford. CHARLES Males, Shcr.
man Rowlcs, g. u. Cunningham, Master lJre
Ryan, Teresa Maxwell. Clara Rainsford, Edyth
1ottcn, Iva Mtrl,n, Nellie Nishcll and u strong
supporting company including he Herald Square
quartette. II VIII lie presented AZ the lyccum
next Thursday evening
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-11
Buffalo Live Stock.

El,t Buffalo. Marsh 10 i Receipts-Cdltle, ~
,ls: sheep and lambS, q ears. shipments
Cattle. l}@ cars; sheep and lambs Is cars: hogs
; ears. cattle steady; oilvCS. choice to eN-
tia. SGiGi,. Lambs Choice To extra, sj.5OI
$50: sheep. choice to extra. II. 70a5 Hogs -
Heavy. - ~jlj >,i.; pigs, -. 1Oai.75.
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In Sight of St. Paul's.'

The Keystone Dramatic company which
made such q tremendous lit with the Acdderly
patrons last season. returns TO that play house
today 10 Till weeks engagement. The play
the management has decided on for the initial
attraction is the great sensational drama. "ln
Sight ri ST. Paul's." story iull OF heart IN.
tcrcSt and a play sure {" please. Mis> Gertrude
>lirman and Lawrence MCGill continue a. the
Sta,> Of thi, organization
Onc specially is given between each act Of
the drama. Among the vaudeville performers
ar such well known performers as Baby Glare.
the Young pianist or better known a. tho
'pockct Edition oi ridcrcwsl;i.' the Eldons.
in their onc.dct dcgohdtic COMEDY entitled "Fun
in Chinese Laundry, Professor Johnston and
hi, wonderful moving pictures. both from III"
uirdmatogHpl aud shadowgraph; Rachel MAY
Clarke, MaGcc and Dale and Ruth and Dale,
child sketch artists and musical entertainers.
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THEATRICAL.
ToDAY'S ATTRACTIONS.

ACADEMY Keystone Dramatic company.
Night.
GNIETN--Wests Twentieth Century stars"
Matinee and night.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-11
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

the case. The property has not Yet
been sold, regardless OF the bit Of
news
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-01-19

Though the Hawaiian delegate in
congress has no vote in the house, he
draws $4,000 mileage as a consolation
prize.