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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-06
TOLD IN A FEW LINES.

Mr.. Meade. of Parker street. gave n
very enjoyable sleighride last evening
to the following young people OF this
place: Miss Olive and Bessie Meade.
Elsie Shires, Ogwen Jones, Olive and
Alice Mum. Ethel and IIottie Beale.
Grace Lauer, Emma Kirk, Lillian
Watkins and William Lauer.
Mr.. and Mrs. David John, of East
Market street, entertained party of
friends at their home recently.
The lvanhoc club will conduct its much anti,
committee in charge oi the event is composed OF
Lester Meredith Till Reynolds, Robert Fish and
William Matthews The patroncsscs are: Hiss
Virginia Gulick. Miss Atherton, Miss Annie Athcr-
ton, Miss Elizabeth llenwood, Miss Meta oster-
bout and Mrs. Thomas Shotton.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Providence Pres
bytcrian church served an excellent turkey din.
Nor in the social rooms or the church last even
ins and it was well attended They will serve
a dinner this evening, also.
81, Joscphs Lithuanian church fair will be- held
every evening from saturday, Dec. :, until Christ
mas in the basement OF the church, corner North
Main avenue and Theodore street,
The keystone Dramatic club held their weekly
social in the Auditorium last evening, which was
we'll attended
Mr. and Ms H. B. vosbugg of Mcshoppen,
who have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. G..
II, Pearce, of Nay Aug avenue, for the past week,
returned home yesterday morning.
4 meeting of the various societies and men,
hcrs Of Holy Rosary parish will bc held next
Monday evening in st, Mary's hall TO make ar
rangements for a iar during the holidays.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

n plumber employed by Canavan &
Kelly of South Scranton had his face
badly burned by the flame from a gas
olene furnace while working in Il house
in Jackson street yesterday afternoon.
He received temporary attention in
Jenkins drug store
The North Scranton Prohibition al
lance meets at the home of Henry
Mead. of East Park street. Friday
evening, December 6. at S o'clock.
Moran McVittie. of Trip Park. and
John Jones. of Meridian street. have
trip at Spring Brook.
y large number of West Siders at
tended the funeral Of the late Freder-
lex Reese, held at st. Clair yesterday
The chrysanthemum social. under the
auspices of st. Paurs Pioneer corps
will be held at the knights of Column
bus rooms on Wednesday evening, De-
cember II. The corps has elected Wal
ter McNichols as president. r. w. Ear
ly secretary and James Mahon treas
urer of the Outing club, which will
hold an encampment next summer.
The Railroad Auxiliary of the Simp-
son Methodist Episcopal church held
their annual business meeting and cleo
tion of officers at the home of Mrs Eta
Bartholomew Of Franklin avenue.
The regular social and business meet
ing of the Dallas club will be held at
the home of Mrs. d. j. Davis, 213 South
Hyde Park avenue tonight
The assembly room Of the First Bap-
tist church is being made into fairy
land for the coming sale Of the Ladies'
Aid society for one week commencing
Dec. g.
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DUNMORE.

The funeral OF the late David Mcdonnell took
place from his late home, on Oak street, yester'
day morning at O'Clock and was largely at
tended. solemn high mass OF requiem was cele-
brated in ST. Mary's Catholic church, after which
interment was made in the family plot in the old
Catholic cemetery
General storekeepcr H. Z, Eldred, OF the Erc
company, is suffering from an attack OF pneu-
monia at his residence on Cherry streeet
Mrs. John Hollow is indisposed at her home on
Brook street.
Mrs. +. d. Cook and children return today TO
their home in New York city, after a two weeks
stay in town.
Dr. +. ", Winters and John Nichols returned
last night from Pike county, where they have
spent the past ten days. They brought with them
two deer one bear and one wildcat as well as
Il great quantity OF smaller game.
Ernest Watrous, who lett here several months
ago Tor New Mexico and has recently been SER
iousy i'll with typhoid pneumonia, is now con-
yalesceni.
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in the central city, besides the one on
the South Side. All this he has gained
by strict business methods, while his
genial disposition has procured for him
a large circle of friends.
He is also prominent in fraternal or
ganizations. and was elected on We'd
nesday night, for the sixth successive
time, tinancier of Roaring Brook con-
clave, No. PA, Improved Order Hepta :
sophs, in which organization he is alsr,
"a past archon, having filled the chair
three times. He has been president of
Division 90, Ancient Order of Hibern-
ians, four years. and is also identified
with st. Johns Total Abstinence Bene-
fetal society. In addition he has been
chairman of the knights of the Macca-
bees. is affiliated with the Modern
Woodmen of America. and has been
secretary of the Peoples Building and
Loan association two years. Mr. Null
derig is married and is the father of
three interesting children.
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NORTH SCRANTON NEWS.
Dedication of Memorial Baptist
Church Is to Begin on Sunday.
Other Notes of Interest

The dcdicatory services IN connection
with the formal opening of the new
Memorial Baptist church. on Church
avenue, will begin OH Sunday and con.
tinue each evening during the week eX-
cept Saturday. Following is the pro.
gramme;
1000 Il. M --Ensli>l sermon. Rev. j, II, Harris
u. H., PHI. D., President Buchnel
University.
Welsh sermon, Rev, George Hague
..oo y, N, English Sernnln, Rev. II, H. Harris
Pm, D., Taylor.
Welsh Sermon Rev, D, G, Edward,
Taylor
dn p, m. English sermon, l,cy. !. II. Harris.
Welsh sermon, Rev. ". H. rhomIs
rIttsiun.
MONDAY,
-" =. m. English Sermon, Rev Richard But
land, Providence
Welsh Sermon, Rev, T. X. Roberts
Providence
80 p. nl English sermon, Rev D, lvor Evans
Shenandoah.
Welsh >Gmon, Rev, ". J. John
Wilkes Barre.
TUESDAY,
7@o p, m. English sermon, Rev, Il, T.. Vii
idmS, Parsons.
Welsh Sermon, Rev T. D. Morris
NIntiCokc.
,,'o y, -len.Mnutes Addrcsscs--
slow TO Make the Glass Meeting a
Success, Rev. d. !, Williams, Peck
"Ihe Prayer Meetings OF the
''hmch," Rev. Il, }, Reese, Proyi
dence.
"rhc Pulpit and the Pew" Rev. r.
;. Jones, ID, d., Providence.
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Funeral of William Kelly.

Yesterday morning at . o'clock. from
st. Patricks church. was held the
funeral of the late William Kelly, who
died at the Moses Taylor hospital, as
the result of injuries received in the
Dodge mine recently.
\ solemn high mass of requiem was
sung, and after the service the friends
were permitted for the last time to look
upon the face of their beloved.
The caskct was banked high with
flowers. and the profusion of the flow
ers plainly told of the love and esteem
in which the deceased was held In
terment was made in the Cathedral
cemetery.
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P. o. S. of A. Fair.

Again last evening the large Patri-
otic Order Sons of America hall was
crowded to the doors by patrons who
came to show their appreciation of the
fine entertainment and supper prepared
each evening.
The members of the Electric City
Wheelmen attended in a body. and
furnished a royal programme. The
p. o. S. of A. drum corps was also
present.
Both sides of the hall are enclosed
by the booths, which offer for sale
numberless dainty articles, besides
goods of a staple order, which can be
purchased very reasonably. The West
Side merchants have been very kind in
donating articles for this sale, and in
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Miss Julia Cadden of Scranton street
received Il postal card from 1t +. b..
Mason at Buffalo, to the effect that II
young man supposed to be Michael Nc
Anulty of this city was found dead in
his boarding house.
Miss Cadden Immediately communi-
Gated with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John McAnulty of Twenty second
street. who sent their son. Patrick. to
Buffalo to identify and claim the body.
ON arriving at Buffalo Patrick started
out to learn details and found that no
such thing as the man Mason report
ed had occurred. He sent the follow
ing telegram to his parents: NO such
thing happened. Going to see him at
the boiler works"
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some cases have erected booths at their
own cost,
Faced the Music.

In police court yesterday morning,
Bergetham Diggetti, the Italian. who
was mixed up in the cutting affray of
Wednesday evening, came before the
police magistrate for a hearing. The de-
fendant has been in this country about
two years, but In that time has been
mixed up in several affairs like this
one. but has, UP until Wednesday even
ing, escaped the eye of the police.
The italian whom he cut, appeared
against him. his face, or at least the
lower part. being bandaged up. hiding
"A cut some two inches in length on tho
lower jaw.
The defendant professed ignorance OF
the English language but the magis-
tratc thought that IL he knew enough
to carry a razor and use 1t, he knew
enough to pay fine of $40 or spend
thirty days in the county Jail. He paid
up
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a. j. Mulderig, the subject Of this
sketch. was born in Ireland thirty-nine
years ago, and came to this country
when IL years of age. Settling In this
city. he made his home at 1917 Pittston
avenue, where he now owns several
properties and has built for himself and
family handsome and imposing resi-
dence. Mr.. Mulderig is tailor by
trade. and this he has followed so Sue
cessfully that he is now rated among
the best-known and substantial mer-
chant tailors In this part of the state.
Starting on small scale, at his resi-
dence, he has steadily built UP busi-
ness and now own three large stores
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr., William II. Fuller, Of Eynon
street. is home from New Milford.
Mrs. Ellis of SHETLAND street has
been quite ill.
Mrs. Walter Fudge of Mulberry street
is i'll.
Miss Nellie Williams of North Sum-
ner avenue is recovering from an ILL
ness
Alice. infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Schroeder of 6l0 South
Ninth street, is i'll with scarlet fever
Reese Lloyd. of South Hyde Park
avenue, is recovering from an illness
Benjamin Phillips. OF Washburn
street. is in New York city on busi-
hess
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Funeral of Mrs. Crane.

Mrs. NJ. Crane, an old and esteemed
lady whose death occurred on Wednes-
day. will be inferred this morning at
o'clock from the family residence in
Minooka. Services will be held in St.
Lawrence church. Old Forge by Rev.
Father Jordan, and interment will be
made in the Alinooka cemetery.
The deceased had been a resident of
this section for Il great many years
and was much respected in the COM
munity. A husband and two daugh-
ters survive as follows: Mrs. James
Melvin, and Mrs. John Kelly.
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Donations Acknowledged.

Prof David owens. principal OF No.
13 school. yesterday received the fol-
lowing acknowledgment from the Home
for the F'riendless for Thanksgiving
donations contributed by the teachers
and pupils
scranton. Pa. Nov. -, 1901.
To tho Principal, the Teachers and the Pupils oil
No. l.. SCHOOL,
Our Kind Fricnds-lt is with The deepest gra'i-
tule that the management OF the Home Tor the
Friendlesa acknowledges the liberal donation re-
ccvcd from your school on THANKSGIVING Day.
Please accept the thanks and appreciation of all
connected with this institution.
Most sincerely your.
Harriet Clay Penman,
Corresponding Secretary
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Money to Burn.

4 check for $3.50, the amount of the
prize offered at the cisteddfod held in
North Scranton on Thanksgiving day.
has been received by the treasurer Of
the West side Choral society. At a
meeting held in the Welsh CongreGa-
tional church ii was decided to divide
the prize money as follows:
w. j. Davies. leader. $40: First Con-
crcgational church. for use of building
SO; Miss Norma Williams. pianist. slO:
Mr.. Jenkins. ianitor. 81: David Step
hens. John w. Jones anad Mrs. Brun-
dage, members of the trio. each 81. The
remainder of the money to be equally
divided among the members Of the
choir.
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Robert Morris Lodge.

The following officers were nom-
mated by the Robert Norris lodge of
lvorites at their regular meeting last
evening: President, Dr.. w. Rowland
Davies; vice president, .. Jay Reese:
conductor. DR.. -. j. Jenkins recording
secretary, David j. Davis: financial
secretary. Palmer Williams: steward,
John II. Phillips: treasurer, Ely Har-
ris; inside guard. John r. Edwards:
outside guard, l.. \. Howell; trustee.
Roger Evans; delegate to Grand lodge,
james NJ. Powell.
The lodge rooms have been renovated.
and n new carpet laid. presenting an
inviting appearance. Following the
business session the members enjoyed
Il smoker.
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At i.30 yesterday morning an alarm
OF fire was turned in from 323 at Lu-
zerne and Fifteenth streets. The Col
umbas and F'ranklins responded and
after a severe fight managed to check
the fire which was rapidly consuming
the barn of Dealer Hennigan of
Sadie place.
Mr.. Hennigan states that hc was in
the lower part of the barn q short time
before the fire was discovered but did
not smell any odor of smoke. 1t is
supposed that the fire was of incen-
diary origin. The loss will probably
amount to 81 900 which is not covered
by Insurance Two valuable horses. II
wagon and several tons of feed and
hay were burned up
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SLEIGHING WAS FINE.

Just about as fine sleighing as has
been enjoyed in this city in many years
was enjoyed yesterday by hundreds of
person and there is every prospect
that IL will continue for a few days.
The temperature during the morn
ing was very low and at noon the
thermometer was down to eighteen de-
grees above zero. This intense cold
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A Trip to California or Florida.

Those contemplating such trip need
hut to call on the local ticket agent of
the Lackawanna railroad and he will
arrange every detail, including trans
portation, berths, reservations and
checking of baggage through to dest
nation; also will furnish rates. folde
descriptive literature and any other
formation desired on the subj{
Through sleepers and day coaches
Chicago. Only one change Of cars
California,
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''Thc Book OF the Church, Rev. r..
W. Clymcr, Providence.
1.-The Church and the Home" Rev.
G.. A. Cure, Providence.
What i'aptists Ought to Be-" Rev.
Albert II. Smith Providence.
THURSDAY.
$50 D. nl.-Enelisl Sermon, Rev. j. Dwight
Roberts, Wilkes.Barre
Welsh Sermon. Rev. d. 5. Thomas,
VI. A.. Shenandoah.
FRIDAY.
80 p. m.--English Sermon, Rev. T. p. Morgan,
NJ. L. Edwardsville.
Welsh Sermon Rev. d. D. Hopkins,
Hyde Park
Special singing will be provided for each even.
ing consisting of solos, duets, qnarlettcs and
choruScs. All are cordially invited TO attend
The pastor of the church is Rev. w.
T.. Davies; deacOns. d. Il. Grifiths, J..
j. Owens. l.. n. Roberts. Thomas T..
Jones. Evan Thomas. David Gravel. w.
r, Thomas: trustees. l.. n. Roberts, j.
]. Owens. J. Twinng. Isaac Williams,
George Davies, Vaughan Richards.
George Davis is chOrister; Miss Maggie
Twinng, organst: Samuel IIowclls,
superintendent of Sunday school;
church clerk. l.. n. Roberts: financial
secretary. Thomas Reese.
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Injured in Diamond Mine.

William McAnulty, aged is years,
living with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James McAnulty of 304 North Bromley
avenue. was the victim of "A painful
accident Wednesday at the Diamond
mine, where he is employed as driver.
The young man was sitting on the
bumper of Il mine car when it jumped
the track and threw him on his head.
He was unable to get up and several
miners who witnessed the accident ran
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WEST SCRANTON

to his assistance and carried him to
the foot Of the shaft where he received
medical attendance.
Later he was removed to the Moses
Taylor hospital where his injuries were
found to consist of n confused mp.
three broken ribs and numerous cuts
and bruises His condition is not
thought to be serious.
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Fell into Boiling Water.

Mudgr. the six -year-Old daughter ~
MIR. and Mrs. Walters of 1917 Academy
street fell into II boiler of srhlding
water recently and received Il terrible
scaldng.
Mrs Walters was washing and had
placed the tub of water at the foot or
the stairs when the little girl opened
the door and fell into the water The
mother Immediately snatched the little
one and sent for a physician who APP
piled remedies to relieve the sufferer.
The child is in a precariOus condition.
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Clerks Entertain.

The Retail Clerks association in
Leonard's hall last night, entertained
their national president. John r.
O'Brien. of Buffalo. N. Y; Secretary
Treasurer Max Morris, of Denver Col,
and Miss Emma Lamphey. organizer
of lady clerks, all of whom are here
attending the Federation of Labor con-
ventiOn.
Speeches We're made by the visitors
and by several members of the clerks
association.
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A GREAT SURPRISE

In in store Tor all who use kemps BilsLm lor III,
Throat and Lungs, the great guaranteed remedy
Would you believe that II is sold on its merits anC
any druggist is authorized by the proprietor o
this wonderful remedy to give You a sample bottl,
ireeY 1t never iails to cure acute or chropi,
coughs. All druggists sell Kemp's Balsam. Price
25r and 5Du,
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livan. of 3O5 North Sumner avenue.
Deceased was 81 years of age. She is
survived by three sons Daniel, Thom-
as. and John. all of Owego, N. Y, and
one daughter, Mrs. Mary Sullivan.
Funeral announcement will be made
later
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The Bloom Of
the Holiday Season

Is throughout the store aud while there will be
formal opening of holiday goods till Wednesday next
STILL there departments where the stocks
full they will be at any time, and purchases made
will generally prove much satisfactory, than
if made later when the rush is on
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HENNICAN'S
BARN BURNED
TWO HORSES OWNED BY HIM
1NC1NERATED.

A Wagon and Several Tons of Hay
Were Consumed and the Total
Loss Is 81 900, on Which There Is
No Insurance--Fire Supposed to
Be of 1ncendiary origin-William
McAnulty Injured in the Diamond
Mines--Choral Society Divides the
Prize Money-other Notes.
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STAR THEATRE
ALF. q, HERRINGToS. Manager
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
"Bowery Burlesquers"
Matinee Daily. New Telephone, 2sol.

had the effect of freezing the wet snow
which fell on Tuesday and made 1t hard
and smooth, The sun came out in the
early afternoon and shone strongly for
an hour or more but there was no ap.
parent thaw.
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SOUTH SCRANTON
FINANcIER OF ROARING BROOK
CoNCLAvE OF HEPTAsoPHs.

A. j. Mulderig Was OH Wednesday
Elected to That Position for the
Sixth Successive Time-Sketch of
His Active Career--The Funeral Of
Mrs. M. Crane will Take Place
Today from Her Home in Minooka.
Defenders Win Basket Ball Game.
Short News Notes.
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OBITUARY..

MISS BRIDGET HOBAN-Y Yesterday
afternoon at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Patrick Hoban, 5ll Emmett street,
occurred the death of Miss Bridget
Hoban, after an illness of. three months.
Deceased was II member of the Ladies'
auxiliary, Division No. 3, Ancient Order
of Hibernians. The funeral will be held
Saturday morning ut Holy Cross
church. Interment i'm the Cathedral
cemetery.
MRS. MARY R. MOYER. wife OF
Stephen Moyer, died yesterday morn
ing ut her home on East Market street.
Deceased was an old resident of North
Scranton, and is survived by a family
of grown up sons and daughters,
among whom are Contractor Frank
Meyer, The funeral will take place
Saturday afternoon at o'clock at the
house. Interment viii be made i'm the
Forest Hill cemetery.
MRS. CONFER REESE, aged 81 years,
died yesterday at her home ON Luzerne
street. Deceased was born in Wales,
but had resided i'm West Scranton for
many years. She is survived by her
husband and two daughters, Mrs Hell
singer and Mrs. Rush. The funeral SER
vices win be conducted tomorrow after
noon. Burial viii be made in Wash
burn street cemetery.
WM, H. JENNINGS died yes
terday at his home on Butler street,
Dunmore. He Is survived by wife
and one child. The funeral will be held
tomorrow morning at . o'clock from
st. Mary's church, Dunmore.
MRS. ANN M'SWEENEY, of Owego,
n, Y, died Wednesday evening at the
home of her daughter Mrs, Mary Sui
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For Example There's

JeWelryOf every description, 1--WE guarantee ) prices
below figures asked of exclusive jewelers.
PerumeAnd toilet requisites very
foreign manufacturers and at tempting prices.
Leather G0Ods-Th Pocket Books, Belts Chaaine
Bags Purses, Collar Cuff and Glove Boxes
Needle W0rkn endless variety Fancy Cushions Piano Scar
Head Rests Side Board and Bureau Sets Lambre- d.
HandkerchleEore before
In Scranton Special for Saturday, lace edge and linen
PettiCOatsAN silk and fine mecerzed goods
styles and best colorngs See special for Saturday -
SILK WaiSS-A magnificent
creations The Saturday bargain will be 50 fancy r -
WAIST LOT PZSC
Chatelaines-The style Chatelaine Bags. ~
Saturday only Choice of line for only OOC
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Other Saturday Bargains

Ladies' UnderWear-Ihe celebrated Iivoia, in 80
only, All wool size /OC
ChIldren'S HOlsey-Fne all wool, black hose . x
all sizes Worth Saturday lOC|
Mems Suspenders-A splendid line of and j., ~
Mems UnderWearThe celebrated grade pure goods
Made in the Norfolk and New Brunswick Mills, that d,
sold all the for SITS garment Saturday rs
Mems lIOsery-Pme WOOL on Il4. All -.
styles and worth at least Saturday. ZSCI