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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-25
SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.

The members OF the Junger Maen-
ncrchor will meet sunday afternoon at
O'Clock for rehearsal at Gcrmania
hall and make arrangements for the
LtnderkranH entertainment, in which
they will take part.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Henry Wolin will
leave today for the Pan American cN.
position. where they will stay about
two weeks.
James Golden of this side. has rc-
sumod his duties after two weeks ILL.,
ness.
The members of the Columbus coun
ell. Young Mems Institute. will meet
in regular session tomorrow afternoon
at Pharmacy hall
Mr. Fred Duebel. of Cedar avenue,
left last night for Buffalo. y. y. where
he has accepted position at the Pan
American exposition.
The Catholic Relief and Beneficial
association will meet this evening at
s o'clock at Pharmacy hall.
William II. Walters. Of this side. has
gone to Lake sheridan to build a sum
iner cottage.
The gospel meeting at the South
Side Young Women's Christian asso-
lay afternoon at o'clock will be led
by the Rev. J. G. Schmidt. The service
will bo in German. All women and
girls are invited. Good singing will
be heard
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jackson street Baptist church on THE
Saloon and the Home" An interest
ing programme has been arranged in
connection with the event.
Wing Shong. the South Main avenue
laundryman. who was very much wor-
ricd over the non.arriva1 OF a sum Of
money recently from Montreal. re-
oeivcd the amount in a subsequent let
ter the following day. The sender had
taken 1t out of the original letter and
re-mailed 1t in another. which had
been duly registered.
Mrs. Morgan p. Daniels, of Division
street. has returned home from a visit
with friends and relatives In Kings
ton.
AIRS. Thomas Davies. of Camden. y.
D.. is the guest of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Hoffman. of Twentieth
street
Mrs. David Edwards. of Kingston,
who has been visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. y. T.. Jones, on Twen-
ii"th street. has returned home.
EuWard Pethrick. formerly pcrman-
en- man at the Columbia Hose COM
panS's quarters. contemplates opening
hotel in the building formerly occu-
pied by Albert Henne. at 10 South
Main avenue
The Friday Night Dancing class held
their usual weekly session last even
ing. a large crowd was in attendance
ana the music was a feature of the
event.
The funeral Of the late Adolph Ruth
occurred yesterday afternoon from the
Family residence on Emmett street. The
services were largely attended. Inter-
inent was made in the Cathedral ceme-
terry.
Preparations are being made In a
number Of the churches for children's
day exercises. Musical and literary
exercises will be held and floral decor
ations will be made
NJ. Burke. OF Buffalo. y. ". Is visit =
ing his mother, Mrs. James Bu,Hkn of
North Ninth street.
Charles Gibbs. Of South Main ave-
nue.. left last night on q business trip
to New York.
The William Connell Anthracite Glee
club will hold a special meeting this
evening in INorite hall. South Main
avenue. All members are requested to
be present.
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NORTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Cantata Will Be Given by Choir of
Memorial Church-Y. w. G. A.
Notes-Other News.

The Rev. w. +. Davies will occupy
his pulpit at the Memorial church to-
morrow. both morning and evening.
The church will partake of the Lord $
Supper after the evening sermon. Bible
school at > p. m.
The cantata. "Our Flag" by Prof.
George Root, will be given at the Audi
tOrum. June II, by the choir of the
Memorial church. conducted by George
Davies. The stage management is in
the hands of James FrieZe. The choir
viii be accompanied by Il number of
string and reed instruments. The cam
tata is highly patriotic. with Father
Time Uncle Sam and his farmer and
soldier boys. Washington. Lincoln. cot
umbuS and Liberty as the main char
acterS. Many thrilling scenes will be
depicted. such as Washington crossing
the Delaware. a Southern prison, etc.
a large crowd will no doubt greet the
singers. for already Il great number of
tickets have been sold
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-25
The Cantata of Daniel.

a fun rehearsal Of the caltata,
"DaneI' will be held at the Taber-
nacle Congregational church this even
ms. beginning promptly at 7:20 o'clock
Each and every member of the choir
:s requested to be in his place on time
Everything is proSi crsing finely for
tn" performance. which will be given
at MSars nall on Tuesday evening May
2S and a rare trea. is in store for all
those who may avail themselves of the
opportunity TO see and hear this beau-
tifu. oantata performed by choir of
eighty W"ll trained voices assisted by
such renowned singers as Mrs. Frank
FrundaSe, John W. Jones. David W.
Davis. Thomas Abrahams. David
Stephens and Thomas Jones. accom-
panied by Mrs. u. Is. Thomas. Thomas
J. Williams and an orchestra of ten
;ltce
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PRESENTED WITH A BADGE.
Ezra Griffin Post Honors Quarter
master S. H. Stevens.

:. III. stevens, quartermaStcr of Ezra
Griffin Post. No 139. was given Il
totally unexpected and most pleasant
surprise last night at the post rooms
when he was presented with IA gold
quartermasters badge by the other
members of the post in recognition of
his long and competent services for the
association.
The presentation occurred in the g.
A. II. rooms on Penn avenue a large
number of the old soldiers being pres
ent, The matter had been kept very
quiet and the recipient of the gift was
entirely unsuspicious of the honor
which was To be thrust upon him
Richard Holgate. of the Waverly post
made the presentation speech. After
speaking warmly of Quartermaster
stevens services. he handed over to
him the badge, which is IA regulation
G.. A. II. recoration in form, but of
gold instead of bronze, 1t bears the
inscription Lieutenant :. II. Stevens,
60 Il. lII Regiment. y. Y. state Vol
unteers, 10 Corps, 3 Brigade, Second
Division"
Mr. Stevens expressed his surprise
ana qualification at the Gift in few
well chosen words, and Commander
John McComb. of the carbondale post,
also made brief address.
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IN A FEW LINES.

Mary Brosushso. of Breaker street,
was arraigned before Alderman Myers
last evening. the charge against her,
false pretenses, being preferred by FL.
Ninkelstein, the butcher. The case was
settled by the defendant paying the
costs.
Ernest Miller. the Eell-known barber,
is receiving many congratulations from
his friends on his appointment as bat
talon chief of the fire department of
this section.
Providence Methodist Episcopal
church, Rev. George \. cure. pastor,
brotherhood of st. Paul meets in
prayer service at 10 a. m. Subject of
morning sermon at 1880. Two I'M
portant Laws" Sunday school at > p.
m; k.pworth league at SO p. m, topic,
"A Promise and a Prophecy" Miss
l.yda torwin, leader, At 1.3O there will
be an address by Mrs. Bailey, national
organizer for the Women's Christian
Temperance union.
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New Tennis Club Formed.

\ number of prominent young people
have formed what will in the future he
known as the Racquette Tennis club,
and suitable playing ground has been
obtained on Tenth street. where q
court will be laid out in Il few days.
The club will open its season on
Memorial day with Il series of games.
Al a recent meeting the following ofii-
GERS were elected: President Pierce
y. Fellows: vice. president. William II.
Freeman; secretary and treasurer,
Miss Leila Porter.
In addition to the above named oiii-
Gers the following members have been
enrolled: Misses Pearl and Ethel Por-
ter. Mabel Christ Nellie Fellows. May
Belle Freeman. Jennie Fellows. MeSsrS.
Lester Lose William Simmons. Bert
Fellows, Dr. l.. A. Christ, Harry Ack-
cr. John Howell DR.. Frank Roth and
others. a number Of applications for
membership have already been re-
reivrd by the club
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DUNMORE.

Services in the borough churches will
be conducted as follows tomorrow:
The Tripp Avenue Christian church
Preaching both morning and evening
by the pastor, J. ID. Dabney. Morning
topic. "Thc Descent of the Holy
Spirit" evening topic. "'rhe Light of
the World Sunday school at 10
o'clock: mems meeting at 6.45 o'clock.
Everybody welcome at all services.
The First Methodist Episcopal
church. Rev. Charles Henry Newing.
pastorAServices at 1890 a. m. and 73O
~ m. Preaching by the pastor both
morning and evening. Morning sub
iect. "Christ's Universal Invitations"
evening subject. "The Great Com
bine." Sunday school at 80 p. m. A
cordial Invitation is extended TO all to
attend these services.
Dunmore Presbyterian churchRev.
w. r. Gibbons. pastor, will preach
both morning and evening. Morning
subject. "christ Satisfies" evening
subject. "rhe Folinda ton of our
Faith" Sunday school at II o'clock.
Next Wednesday evening Milncr &
Macs MINISTRIES. a combination of local
talent. will hold the boards at Wash
favorite. will occupy a prominent place
among the artists. and this fact in
itself assures a good show.
Miss Emily Flynn has returned home
after an extended stay with friends in
Wilkes Barre.
T.. D. Ames, of Green Ridge street,
visited Wilkes Barre yesterday.
Mrs. William Buckalcw. of White
Haven. is visiting her sister. Mrs. NJ
w. Chembcrlin. of Blakely street.
Miss Mollic Carney. of Drinker street.
is convalesccnt after her recent illness
with typhoid fever
A young son of Richard Foster. of
RiGg street. Will" climbing about the
premises. fell from a ladder last night
and fractured his les below the knee.
DR.. Ely was called. and at present the
patient is resting comfortably.
The alarm from Box II yesterday af-
ternOon was caused by Il slight blaze
in a building on Delaware street. for
mery occupied by Palmcr's store. The
John r. Smith and Electric companies
We're promptly OH the scene and the
damage done was triilinG.
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Opening of Season at Winola.

PROFESSOR David owens. Misses Alice
Evans. Bertha Kelly. Nellie Richards,
Elizabeth Lewis, Eliza Price. Sarah
Mcdonald. Mark Watkins and several
other teachers. together with the pu-
pills of Grammar A grade of No. lI
school. will leave this morning for
Lake Winola. where they will spend
the day in boating. fishing. lunchinS
and other diversions incidental to an
outing of this kind
several conveyances have been se-
cured and all will enjoy the trip over
the mountains. Last year a similar
outing was held. but the trip was
married by severe thunder shower.
which drenched the party on the re-
turn trip. The weather indica tiOns for
today are fair, and the pupils and
teachers anticipate very enjoyable
time.
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The Jones' Stealings Numerous.

In addition to the large number of
Ietty thefts enumerated in this de-
partmcnt yesterday. and attributed to
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jones, who are
now under arrest. any amount of steal
ings ale now accredited to them. 1t
is said that during their residence on
Chestnut street they were engaged in
similar depredations as those already
reported, and that several times they
Nrre threatened with arrest.
The couple have confessed the thefts
charged up aarst them and have en-
tered Il plea Of poverty to offset the
charge. The pair are also known as
professional rent jumpers and have
successfully cvaded a number of land -
lords in the past two years. Com
plant has been entered UP against
them in every neighborhood in which
they nave lived, and there Is no tell
ing the number Of things they are gull.
~ Of.
Lieutenant Williams has a clear case
against them and they should be pros
ecutai tn the fG.lrst extent OF the law.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-25
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

Frank Moran, of Won Storch avenue.
Mort. Scranton, was thrown from a
wagon on JaCFscn street Thursday af-
ternoon and sustained slight injuries
about the head and body.
Conductor Barney McGill, of the
Duryea street car line, found a set OF
false teeth in the car on Thursday.
The owner can have them by proving
the property.
The young ladies of the Young Wo-
mems Christian association will meet
at the rooms at o'clock this after.
noon and organize a Understanding
party They will invade the nearby
woods.
Miss Rahel Powell will conduct the
gospel meeting at the rooms this even
ing.
Or. and Mrs. d. W. Evans contem-
plate pleasure "Trip to the Pan
American exposition and the middle
west I'm few days,
Mrs, Bailey. one of the foremost
speakers in the ranks of the Women's
Christian Temperance union, Win de-
liver an address this evening in the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-25

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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-25
POLICE AND ALDERMEN

George Ilcwcllyn, Of mo place IN PARTICULAR
as he expressed it,, was arrested Yesterday upon
complaint of a y,ilrn who claimed mat IA" n''d
obscene language m a street ear on ltn'daN
night. Magistrate Mlllr committed hlm lp Tue
county Jail ior a period of sixty days,
IcnAin Davis and Isaac stone. of Clifton town.
ships, WEI" arrested YESTERDAY by ''n'l"hIr
William ieslcr, OF that place. who charged
them with fishing ON sunday, Magistrate Mlllr
permitted thcm 30 20 upon the payment OF the
costs, but rcprimaudcd thcm severely,
William sanders cahnan. wa- drrd'gnod h"
fore Magistrate Howe in police count YESTERDAY
morning on The charge of a-sau;ing the celc
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KILLED IN THE MANVILLE.
George w. Watson Thrown from
Scaffold by Lowered Carriage.

Georpe w. Watson, uf 300 Parker
street, while repairing the timbering in
tie Manviile shaft, was instantly
killed last evening about i o'clock ny
the carriage being suddenly lowered
ard throwing him from the ScaitoldiiS
Ia the foot of the shaft. He is SUR
vived by II Wife ana seven chlldreh'
Mamie, Mary, Phoebe George, Ja'leS'
William and Robert, all of TINS citE'
The news of Mr., Watson's deatN WAS
not borne To Mrs. Watson as She Is
seriously i'll, and it was thonGht t'a'
il would II" too great st"lh on her
i'm the condition she is at present
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-25
GREEN RIDGE.

The entertainment which was to-
have been given in Morels hall last
evening for the benefit of the Boys
Brigade of Green Ridge was aban-
doned because of the small sale of
tickets The committee i'm charge were
unfortunate in selecting the night, as
Wallace's circus was in the city.
Another band of sypsies have pitched
their tents along the river bank near
the Driving park. They and their be-
longlngs are, I'm appearance. rather in
ferior to the last band that visited
Green Ridge. The men busy Them
selves trading horses and the women
tell wonderful fortunes to those who
visit them.
The grounds around the new Baptist
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-25
OBITUARY..

THOMAS CAMPBELL died Thurs
day at his home. lla Grant avenue
age 65 years. He is survived by "a wife
and eleven children. Nh Campbell
was 50 years of age and came to this
country in 1854 and has ever since that
been Il resident of the West Side. He
was a man of fine qualities, who won
and retained the friendship of those
with whom he came in contact.
Among the hundreds who enjoyed the
pleasure of his acquaintance his dea n
has caused great sorrow. The fun
eral will he held Monday morning,
from the residence. a requiem mass
will he celebrated in st. Patrick's $
Catholic church, West Scranton, at
o'clock. and interment will be made in
the Cathedral cemetery.
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Going to Lake Winola.

ON Thursday next. Memorial day.
the season will be formally opened at
Lake Winola. which is one of the most
picturesque bodies of the water in the
United States. AS rule. number OF
driving parties are formed every year
by young people. who spend the day
at the lakeside and this year will be
no exception To the rule, as a number
uf parties have already siGniticd their
intention of going again next week.
a number of new cottages have been
erected at the lake and many i'm
provementS have . been made. The
West Scranton contingent will begin
to NOV" Lake Winola- ward in few
weeks To spend the summer and it is
understood that the usual quota will
bc increased this year.
Unfortuna atcly, the facilities for
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-25
THEY WILL GO SLOW.
Fire Department Committee secur-
ing Advice on Contract Matter.

The members of the fire department
committee of common council nave d"-
cided to go little bit SLOW in their
scheme To take the awarding of the
contracts for the new fire apparatus
out of the hands of Director Hitch
cock.
After meeting aud consulting togeth-
er they decided to get legal advice be
fore doing anything rash IN Inc
meantime the bids for the apparatus
are TO be opened next TUESDAY on
which occasion the contracts are to be
awarded
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-25
Young Ladies' Entertain.

An enjoyable social was conducted
in the Simpson Methodist Episcopal
church last evening under the auspices
Of the young ladies' auxiliary of the
W"mcn's Foreign Missionary society.
The drawn work exhibited by Mrs.
James r. Hughes class was much adj
mired by the ladies present.
The musical and literary exercises
We're well received. and the programme
printed in this department yesterday
was carried out successfully. Refresh
mcnts were afterwards served by the
ladies in attendance.
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reaching the lake are not as good as
they might be, but the most con-
vcnient way to reach there Is by way
ot Factoryville and the Gardner bus
line, or La Grange and the Moore
hacks. There is also a hack line from
Falls station. which runs to Frears
hotel
The Clifton and Wlnola hotels will
bc conducted this year under the same
management as last year, and either
house affords ample accommodations
for hundreds of visitors. a number
of new boats and launches have been
placed on the lake this year.
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CONFIRMATION SERVICES.
They Were Conducted at Linden
Street Temple Yesterday.

Very solemn, impressive and beauti-
full We're the confirmation services at
the Linden Street synagogue yester-
day morning and the temple VAS filled
by a congregation which appreciated
tc the utmost the significance of the
occasion to the young people who pro-
nouneed the ritual which gives them
their first real responsibilities in life.
The class, which was "A small one,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-25
West Side Tennis Club.

The West Side Tennis club. which
meets in the court in the rear of the
Mott residence. on South Main ave-
nue., has arranged the following for
this afternoons games:
Mems SingleS-CieOrgc Waters and
Palmer Williams.
Mixed Doubtless Misses Marilla Mott
and Elizabeth Heiser, sidney Mears
and w. Hayden Evans.
Mixed Singles--Miss Edna ID. Evans
and Eli Harris.
Mems Doubles-Dr. W. Roland Da-
vies. Herbert Chatiield. John r. Ed
wards and Charles T.. Daniels.
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Beautiful Monument.

Bowen Brothers, the South Main
avenue marble dealers, yesterday
shipped To l.ansford. Pa, large
monument, to be erected over the
grave of the late Morgan Evans.
known among readers of Y Drych as
"Mcurig Aman.'
The stone Is artiStcally worked out,
with an englyn thereon, which cm-
braces characteristics of deceased The
monument Is six feet high and at the
base is iN6 feet.
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Returned from Gettysburg.

Pas t Grand Master w. Gaylord
Thomas returned home last evening
from Gettysburg, where he attended
the annual sessions of the grand lodge
of Odd Fellows. He reports the larg-
est attendance this year in the his
tory of the order.
James I.eyshon also attended as the
representative of Slocum lodge, No.
9I6
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A Sen SIBlE MAN

Would use Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and
Lungs. Il is curing more Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis Coup and all Throat Snd
Lung Troubles, than any other medicine The
proprietor has authorized any druggist to give
you Sample Bottle Free TO convince YOU of the
merit Of this great remedy. Price 2jc. and 80.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-25

consisted OF Gertrude Moses, stella
Hirschfield and Leon Brown. teN. ~
s. AnSpacher was in charge oi thc
services and preached an eNcc'ieht
sermon, in his address To the young
conlrmists. giving them large
amount of wholesome, hearty advice
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-25
And Then You

Want a Belt-a good look
ing belt, aud one that's
serviceable. Belts for all
dressers aud conditions of
men at popular prices.
They're all new.
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PAN.AMERlCAN
EISTEDDFOD
WILL BE HELD AT BUFFALO
EXPOSITION ON SEPT. 10.

ST 900 in Prizes Will Be offered for
the Choral Competitions-$4OO for
Mixed Choir of Not More Than
$50 voices-S15O for Male Party.
Odd Fellows Return from Gettys-
burg-Preparations for the Can
tain. "Daniel''-Tennis Club Do
inss-Notes and Personals.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-25
The Popular

Reversible ~ inch Four
INLAND Neckwear has
first choice among we'll
dressed gentlemen this
season. But there are lots
of other pretty styles.
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For Example

Mems Plain White Negli-
gee Shirts in assorted de-
signs or with fine tucked
fronts. The dressiest and
newest comfortable of all
Negligee Shirts.
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Funerals.

The funeral of Lucy Timlin will
tack place to-day at > o'clock, with
lnterment ut Cathedral cemetery
Services will be conducted at the Holy
Rosary ChurCn.
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And of Course

The suspenders have to
be considered. A hundred
styles in silk aud Isle
thread, light weight webs.
Fast colors that will not
injure shirts.
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matcd Butch" Quinn, also cabn,an, ON Thus
day wight, sanders admitted striking quinn over
thr head with a monkey wrench hut said that
hr did not do SO until quinn had pokcd hi, head
in hi, ,Smdersl cab and told his fares that hs
(Sauder,l was soah. AS quinn did not appear
he magistrate discharged sanders with a warn.
iuu
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Pea Coal 81. SO a Ton Delivered.

to South Side, central city and central
Hyde Park. Address orders to j. Z.
Sharkey, 1914 Cedar avenue. Phone
66S3
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church have been graded and sodded
and now present ~ charming appear
uppp