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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-08
Concert Tuesday.

The following is the programme to
be given Tuesday evening, April 3. at
the North Main Avenue Baptist church
by the Junior pupils Of Miss Elizabeth
Owens. assisted by Joshua Johns, the
talented tenor singer Of Scranton. 1t
will in all probability he the last ap-
pearance Mr.. John will make in Scran-
ton. as he will leave the end of the
week for Washington. d. c.:
Piano duet, Dafodils No. 2 .Orth
Misses Nellie Thomas and May Jones.
Melody ...................... ..........StreabboS
Miss Ethel Davis. Hyde Park.
"Bells at Eventide'' ................. .Krog1nann
Arthur Dean.
Guard March OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .sreabbog
Miss Jessie Wells
bright Eyes Observation-Disclosures. .Rcad
Miss Ruth Potter. Hyde Park.
"rhe Broollet'' Observation-Disclosures. Ryder
Miss May Jones.
"Brave Little Warrior ..............Kr .Krogmann
Charles Ranc.
away to the Woods" Morley
Miss Ethel Roberts, Hyde Park.
IN the May ..'...................... 'behr
Miss Elizabeth Lewis, Oyphant.
Vocal Solo, ''Ihe Heavenly Song
Hamilton Grey
Mr.. Joshua John.
sin Gondola" ......................Car Carl Heinz
Miss Rhca simpson, Bakely.
Melody from ''Niagc Flute ............. Mozart
Miss Alice Raine.
Little Lightioot'' ........................R Read
Tavcrne James, Hyde Park.
"Merry Hours ...........................R Reuter-
Miss Helen Ehrgood.
"Dreams Of Youth" Observation-Disclosures .Sartorio
Miss Edith Lewis.
Cb spring .................. ...........sc .schniz
(b) 'Happy Peasant ................S .Schuman
Miss Gertrude Hcthcrington.
''Iiand in Hand" ..........................O .Orth
Miss Carrie Morgan, Olyphant.
Echo Nalsc' Observation-Disclosures. .streabbog
Miss Gladys ketchum, Hyde Par.
"Dolls Dream" Observation-Disclosures. .Oesn
Miss Minnie Kctchum, Hyde Park.
Vocal Solo, ''Ihno" ........-.............Boh BONN
Mr.. John.
''Edelweiss" ................. .Vandcrbeck
Miss Nellie Feathcrby.
Boat Song Observation-Disclosures. .Milinard
Miss Alice Hitler.
''Fairy Dance" ........................R .Rathhurn
Miss Nellie Thomas.
(a) ''Glad to Sec IOu'' .Evarts
(b) ''Good Night Long" Sparrow
Miss Bernicc Leonard
Carol oi the Shephcrdess' .............. Lesion
Archie Ace. Hyde Park.
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SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.

The fair which is to be held by the
members of the Church of Peace, will
open this evening at Schimpff's hall
which has been beautifully decorated
for the occasion. A special musical
programme will be rendered this even
ing, and refreshments and ice cream
will be served every evening.
Henry Armbrust, of Remington ave-
nue., is seriously i'll.
August MoSer, of New Jersey, is WIS.,
iting his parents, ut their home on
Prospect avenue.
The Scranton Saengerrunde met in
monthly session yesterday afternoon In
Athletic hall.
Seven members We're initiated at the
meeting of Columbus council, Young
Mems Institute, yesterday afternoon in
Pharmacy hall.
Camp 4S0, Patriotic Order Sons OF
America, will meet in Hartman's hal
this evening.
The members of the Oriental base
ball club held Il regular meeting yes.
tcrday afternoon at their rooms OF
Birch street, and elected Robert Wat
kins as captain, After the meeting a
smoker was held.
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NUBs OF NEWS.

At the second meeting OF the Mac
cabees of this section Saturday even
ing, il was agreed to change the meet
ing night from Saturday TO the first
and third Mondays of every month.
making it a better and more conven-
lent night for the business men who
are members,
At a meeting of the Father Witty
society yesterday afternoon in the
rooms in ST. NTary's hall, the follow
ing officers We're elected for the en-
suing year: President, John Nor
ley; vice president, Charles OBoyle;
recording secretary, George Lotus;
financial secretary, Martin Coleman;
treasurer, Martin Cavanaugh; SER
geant at arms, John Healey.
A benefit ball will be given Wednes-
day evening in O'Malley's hall for the
benefit of John Tigue, who was injured
a short time ago in the Brisbin mine
John Wolf. of Ithaca. \. Y, is spend
ing few days at the home OF Mrs
Lewis, on North Main avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. III. Van Mark, OF
this section, spent yesterday with
friends in Carbondale.
Conner Morgans was again before
Alderman Fidler yesterday, charged
with street loafing and committing a
nuisance. After begging with the al
derman to be let off and promising to
so to work, he was discharged.
The II. A. Mace lodge Of Railroad
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GREEN RIDGE.

People living along the line of the
Green Ridge Peoples tracks complain
of the noise of the flat- wheeled cars on
that line. There We're three of these
cars in use yesterday and their noise
disturbed the comfort of those who
We're forced to listen to it,
The sacrament of baptism was ad :
ministered to one candidate at the
Green Ridge Baptist church last even
ing by the pastor, Rev. w. j. Ford
Miss Sarah Fordham, of Capouse
avenue, spent Easter in Easton and
will so from there to New York today
and spend the week in New York and
Newark,
Miss Jennie Okell, of Madison ave.
nue., is spending her Easter vacation
in Philadelphia.
Miss Amanda Carr, of Dickson ave-
nue., is confined to her home by Sc
we're attack of grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Scranton, of
North Park, are at Atlantic City.
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SATURDAY NIGHTS RECITAL.
Professor Bovard's Piano Playing
Delights Dunmore Music Lovers.

Professor Ernest Bovard, the talent
ed pia list and teacher of this borough,
Of whom so much has been said re-
garding his wonderful piano playing,
gave his second recital in the Metho-
dist Episcopal church Saturday night.
Never before have Dunmore people
heard in their town such an exposition
Of piano playing. The audience ex-
pected great things. but were not eN-
pecting to hear a finished artist. From
the first ringing chord at the opening
through the long programme of six
teen numbers which We're played by
Professor Bovard. entirely from men,
ory, it was clearly demonstrated that
the report of his clear-cut playing and
brilliant technic were not exaggerated
one bit.
Perhaps the numbers which caused
the most surprise were the difficult
"Scherzo." by Edward Morn: the MA
Zurka, No. g" by Barowski. and Pro-
fessor Bovard's own composition
Miss Mae Van Cleft recited to good
advantage three pretty numbers. She
shows careful work as an elocutionist
and that training is essential to
good reciter. Miss Lena Gendall. one
of Professor Bovards advanced pupils
show excellent ability and training IN
her rendition of the second piano parts
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

Andrew Husinishi and Frank Rash
et two lads residing on Scranton
street. engaged in an alteration on
Friday last, and the former struck the
latter with poker, after Rashet had
painfully squeezed him. Husniski
was arrested for assault and battery
and held in bail by Alderman Kelly
to await the result of Rashets in
juries.
a regular meeting of the West Side
board of trade will be- held in the
rooms. over the bank. tomorrow even
ing. commencing at o'clock. chief
among the matterg to be brought mp
will be the annual nomination of OFF,
GERS. The matter of better street car
service will also receive attention. and
other matters OF equal Importance.
The Tribune is requested TO an
nounca that the statement published
i'm this department on Saturday, to
the effect that the Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea company Is to take the
building that the ScaDlon estate Is
ABOUT tn erect, is not so.
The children of ST. Patrck's or
phanagc have been invited to u ma,i-
nee concert by Bauer's band at the
Lyceum next Thursday afternoon.
The Ladies' Auxiliary committee or
the Simpson Methodist Episcopal
church recently presented Rev. and
Mrs. j. B. Sweet with an easy chair.
and later We're entertained at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Brun-
ing. on North Hyde Park avenue.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. John Will
helm. of North Lincoln avenue, a
daughter. TO Mr. and Mrs. John +.
Thomas, of South Lincoln avenue, a
son.
Thomas Skerritt, of North Garfield
avenue. has been appointed engineer
of the breaker engine at the Mt. Pleas
ant coliery. The position was former
ly held by William Orr. who has taken
o position at Wilkes-Barre.
The Sunday closing of the saloons,
according to the order issued by Direc-
tor of Public Safety Hitchcock, was
religiously observed throughout West
Scranton yesterday, as far as could be
learned, and the patrolmen had little
trouble in carrying out the order.
The alarm of fire sounded at 1870
o'clock yesterday noon was occasioned
by the overturning of an old stove in
the Carlucci block on Ninth street.
The stove was carried into the street
before any serious damage resulted.
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Trainmen will hold their first annual
ball tomorrow evening at the Audi
toriunn.
Rev. w. T.. Davies was called to Ed
wardsdale Saturday to oiliciatc at a
funeral an1 to preach there yesterday.
Two large electric lights have been
placed in front of the st. Joseph
Lithuanian church. on North Main
avenue. The lights stand on tall brass
standards and throw a bright light.
The standards are based up on the bot
tom of the stone steps AT the entrance
to the church.
Mrs. George Archibald. of 1923 Wayne
avenue. is very seriously ILL.,
The Eastertide services in the Prov
idence Presbyterian church will con-
clude this evening with a sacred con-
cert participated in by the full strength
of the choir. assisted by w. A. Roberts,
Mrs. D. M. Brundage. Mr. and Mrs. w.
A. whitman and others who have as
sisted in many of the festal occasions
at this church. The music will be OF
Christmas and Easter character,
blending the great themes of the Ma
tivity and the Resurrection.
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WEST SCRANTON

rected Body" and the choir rendered
a splendid programme of Easter music.
Rev. II. c. Hinman officiated at the
Simpson Methodist Episcopal church
in the absence of DR.. Sweet. who was
detained at home on account of sick
ness. The regular choir was augmented
by additional voices, and an elaborate
programme was rendered.
a number of new members were re-
ceived into the st. Marks Lutheran
church at the morning service. and
programme of recitation and song given
at both services. The music at st. Pat
rick's Catholic church was UP to the
usual standard of excellence, and was
rendered at the different masses in
faultless manner. under the direction
OF Miss Mary Johnson.
Battman'S mass in u fiat was sung
at st. Lucia's Italian Catholic church.
on Chestnut street. and Miss Rose Afl-
goni sang Millard's Ave Maria in f for
an oftertory. The Fiore orchestra as
sisted in the services. At the First
Baptist church services an elaborate
programme was given. and the even
ing services at the Tabernacle Congre-
gational church were given to Easter
selections.
Prof. Lewis Davis, the chorister OF
the Jackson Street Baptist church. pre-
sented an excellent programme. and
the Welsh churches also observed the
day in a fitting manner. The altar
decorations in all the churches were
superb and elected much admiration
from the church attendants.
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mr.. Kleppinger. of Tamaqua, is Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. George Fieh-
lcr. of North Sumner avenue.
Miss Della Davis, of North Bromley
avenue. las accepted position with
=. e. Finley.
Mrs. Arthur Williams. OF South
Main avenue, is entertaining Miss Mar
saret Davis. of Nanticoke.
Mrs. Abraham Widenor. of North
Garfield avenue, is a victim of pneu-
:nonia.
Mrs. Fred Davis, of North Sumner
avnue. is reported to be quite i'll at
her home.
Frank DIETRICH, of Tunlhannock. is
a guest at the home of Arthur Kresge,
on North Sumner avenue.
Mrs. Robert IIldied. of North Hyde
Park avenue, is recovering from an
attack of tOnsilitis.
Mrs. Helen Kilmer. of South Main
avnue, is i'll at her home.
Miss Margaret Morgan. OF North
Fillmore avenue. has returned home
from a two months visit with her
sister al State College. Pa.
Mrs. NJ. r. Avery. of Avery Station,
Wyoming county. spent Sunday with
Mrs. Elizabeth Kreser, Of North
HYDE Park avenue.
Jenkin 7. Reese and family have
taken possession OF the residence for
nerly occupied by the late r. Hughes,
on Washburn street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Fish and baby,
of New London, Conn, are the guests
of Rev. David Jones. of South Lin
coin avenue.
William Jones and William O'Conpcll
spent Sunday in New York.
Mrs. John Jones, of South Main ave-
nue., mother of Druggist David NJ.
Jones, is i'll at her home.
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COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.

two weeks term OF criminal court will
omen today with Judge j. r. Kelly OH the bench
in the main court room; Judge IT, NJ. Mcclure,
OF Lewsbug, in No. .. and Judge G. S. Purdy
in No. 3. The Bevilacque murder case heads the
list.
Judge Kelly on Saturday refused an injunction
in the ease of A. Il. Spencer against Fred En-
cry and Thomas Hughes, his partners, in tie
Emery Slate Picker Manufacturing company.
Bridget Jennings, by her attorney, T.. G., New.
comb, began an action in trespass SATURDAY
against the Delaware, Lackawsnna and Western
Railroad company. Mrs. Jennings sues Tor dam
ages for INJURIES sustained inc wreck near Bath,
y. Y. about six weeks ago,
Mrs. Bertha ID. Hamilton began an action Sat,
uday to secure divorce rom g. f. Hamilton,
TO whom She was married in June, 1891, She
alleges that her husband deserted her in July,
1895 Mrs. Mary Myels also seeks a divorce from
Stephen A. Myers, to whom she was married in
November, 1893. She had to leave him in July,
1899 because of cruel and barbarous treatment.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-08

Walter Jones. secretary of Local NO.
637. United Mine Workers of America.
has forwarded n communication 20
The Tribune. announcing that thers
will be special meeting of the union
in Cooperative hall this evening. for
the purpose of instructing the breaker
boys, driver boys and door tenders
employed at the Continental mines ":n
the wisdom of complying with The
rules of the organization"
The breaker boys ran away from the
colliery on Friday last. because TIE
boss would not discharge non-nnlon
help, causing the shutting down OF
operations at the mines for the day.
Secretary Jones says: owe are anX-
ious that they be Informed as to their
duty toward the organization and also
our employers"
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The usual Easter services were held
in all of the West Scranton churches
yesterday and while the weather was
more like the middle of February than
April, large assembages turned out
both morning and evening to praise the
risen King and sing songs to the Great
Jehovah.
The members of the Young Women $
Christian association held their Easter
services in the rooms Saturday even
ing. under the direction of Miss Lizzie
Price. Special music was rendered by
Mrs. Burdick Misses Louise Flynn and
Emma Frank. Marks communion sel-
vice was rendered at st. David's Epis-
copal church at 1880 Il. M. and the
musical programme was selected from
the best composers A special Offering
was taken up during the day. which
will he devoted to current expenses.
thildren'S NesperS We're sung at 3 p. IN.
and evening at 7.30 O'Clock.
a sunrise prayer service was the frs
assembly of the day at the Washburn
Street Presbyterian church. This was
followed by the usual morning service
at 1890 o'clock. at which DR.. Aloffat
preached special Easter sermon The
music was especially arranged by Prof
&. b. Derman. and was up to the usual
standard of excellence. A choral SER
vice was held in the evening, with Or
chestral accompaniment.
Prof. Plumley occupied the pulpit of
the Sumner Avenue Presbyterian
church last evening and spoke to Il
large assemblage. Chorister William
Phillips and Organist Miss Edna D.
Evans were in charge of the music al
the Plymouth congregational church
The SolOistS We're Mrs. a. b. Eynon
Miss Agnes Joseph. Miss Gertrude
Hughes and Richard Phillips Rev
Boyl preached at both the morning
and evening service. The exercises at
the Sherman avenue nilsson We're of an
Interesting nature.
At the Hampton Street Methodist
Episcopal church. Rev. Benningel
spoke in the morning on "rhe Resur.
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NORTHSCRANTON
FINE MUSICAL SERVICE AT M.
E. CHURCH.
A Repetition of the Sacred Cantata,
"The Great Light, WAS Last Night
Given--Rev. Mr.. Smith Assumes
Pastorate of North Main Avenue
Baptist Church - Because She
Loved Him so' will Be Presented
Tonight at Auditorium-Other
News Notes and Personals.

The service at the Providence Metho-
dist Episcopal church last evening was
almost wholly OF song under the direc-
ton of Prof. j. II. Cousins. the choris-
ter. and an augmented choir of fifty
voices. A short address was made
by the pastor, Rev. G. A. Cure. touch
ing OH the Easter season.
The feature of the song service was
the repetition of large portion of
the sacred cantata, THE Great Light"
which was so acceptably given on last
Thursday evening. The solos were
taken by Mrs. j. H. Cousins, soprano:
Mrs. Susie Barnes-Stoier, contralto;
Jonathan Broadbent and David Wat
kins. baritone: Mr.. Thomas, basso, and
Joshua John, tenor. Others who were
prominent in the numbers were Prof.
Martin, Mrs. Shook. Mrs. Weatherby,
Misses Fadden, Service. Alice WILL
liams and Harrison. The different
numbers were sung in splendid man
ner.
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JOHN GULICK IN JAIL.
The Murderer of His Mother and
Brother Found in Spring House.

By Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press
Sunbury, Pa, April 7.-Remorseful
haggard and worn, John Gulick, who
last Tuesday murdered his mother and
brother at their home near this city,
was lodged in Jail here this morning.
He was discovered in the spring house
on the Gulick farm. In this place he
secured his first shelter since commit
ting the crime. He said he was tired
and had come back home intending
to give himself up Monday. Since
the day of the crime he had roamed
through the mountains during the day
and at night went to nearby towns
and begged food from back doors. He
positively refused TO speak about the
crime, merely saying he was very
sorry.
To Chief of Police Metzler he stated
that he witnessed the funeral Of his
victims from a nearby hill. When
searched, the revolver with which he
committed the crime was found in his
coat pocket, .
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years old, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles w, Rivers, evangelists, or Jer-
sey City, committed suicide today by
taking carbolic acid. The parents say
they know of no reason why she should
have ended her life.
They We're away from home IN an
adjoining town when the girl took the
poison. Mr.. and Mrs. Rivers having
gone to pray for a person whom they
say needed prayers, and did not know
of their daughters act untll they re-
turned later in the day.
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pECKVILLE.

Mr.. C. j. Ganzemuller, book-keepe'
for Dolph 4 Robertson, had the mis-
fortune TO badly sprain his ankle while
running to the fire which consumed the
FIRMS store ON Saturday evening.
There will be a meeting of the Mod
ern Woodmen at Ledyard's hall this
evening.
Mr. Ira Jenkins and family, Mr..
Charles Boger and Miss Carrie Walton
spent yesterday with Mr.. aud Mrs.
Coray Jenkins, of Moosic.
Mr.. William Smalos and family spent
Sunday with Nanticobe relatives.
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Moses Taylor Sister Lodge.

The fourth anniversary of the Moses
Taylor Sister lodge will ba celebrated
with an entertainment and social at
Nears' hall Wednesday evening. The
programme will include piano selec-
tions by Miss Mary Began, Misses
Cusick and Lavelle: vocal solos by Sid
ney Hughes, Walter Deckelnick. Miss
Kate Connor, John Washburn, p.
Connors. Mrs. IT. Logan and James
McHugh
Recitations will be given by Miss
Loretta May. Bertha Francis. Willie
and Irene Francis. Tie instrumental
selections will be rendered by G. II.
Gibbs and Ralph Harrison. and Mr..
and Mrs. Blossom Bud will give a cake
walk. Miss Nellie Curran will furnish
the dance music.
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"Because She Loved Him so.'

because She Loved Him So," a
four-act comedy drama, which has
been rehearsed for several weeks by
the Keystone Literary and Dramatic
club, will be produced this evening at
the Auditorium by the above-men-
toned club.
T'onght's play will show people what
home talent is made of. The scenery
for the play arrived Saturday morn
ing, and consists Of garden scene, a
house scene. Il farm scene and an office
SOC ne.
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New Pastor in Charge.

Rev. Mr.. Smith. formerly of Ber-
wick. who was recently called to the
pastOrate of the North Main Avenue
Baptist church, occupied that pulpit
yesterday morning and evening.
At both services he spoke on
thoughts suggested by 1.-THE Resurrec-
ton" and large audiences We're pres
ent to hear him. The choir rendered
special music. Rev. Mr.. Smith and
family are at present guests at the
home of DR.. w. II. Jenkins, but in
a few days will take possession of the
new parsonage, on Oak street.
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TomorroW's Basket Ball.

owing to the large expenses of the
North End Stars in bringing the
Bloomsbury Normal School team here
tomorrow night, the price OF admission
has been changed from 10 cents to 20
cents for gentlemen, and 10 cents for
ladies'. The Normal School team is one
of the most prominent and we'll known
teams in the country, and for several
years held the championship of this
state.
The game starts promptly at 7,3o
o'rlock
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Hose and Chemical company at their
quarters on Division street.
Ffroioe social at the Garfield Avenue
mission of the Welsh Baptist church.
Entertainment and social at the
First Welsh Congregational church,
South Main avenue.
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TRAMPs WE'RE CAPTURED

A gang of four tramps was rounded
up last night by the police and taken
to the central station. The quartette
We're captured at the Pine Brook COL
lery by Sergeant Ridsway and PATROL
men Addyman, Potter and Connery.