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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-20
NORTHSCRANTON
REV. J. v. MoYLAN PRESENTED
WITH UMBRELLA.
Of Father Witty Society
Arranged an Agreeable Surprise
for Him Monday Night at Their
Meeting in st. Mary's Hall--Notes
Of the Y. W. c. A.-Humorist Fax
to Appear at MISUNDERSTANDING
of Retail Clerks Association.
Other Notes Of Interest.

Rev. j. V. Moylan, of the Holy
Rosary church. was presented with a
gold-headed umbrella by the members
of the Father Whittv society, in their
rooms at st. Mary's hail Monday even
ing.
The NEE ting was called to order by
President John +. Murtaush, who with
q lew appropriate words, presented
the token to Father Moylan, In be-
h6lf of the society The token was sc-
oepted by Rev. Moylan, who rose from
his chair and briefly, in response to
the presentation, gave the members OF
the society his hearty thanks.
Tho umbrella was engraved on the
handle with the inscription, "F. w. 8.
to Father Moylan." II has gold
mounted handle and is of handsome
design.
After the presentation of the UNI
brella, we'll arranged programme
was rendered. \ talk on the life of
st. Patrick, by Richard Maloney. ex-
president of the society; recitation by
John u. Moran; vocal solo, By Thomas
Harrington; recitation, by George J.
LOTUS: recitation, by y. j. Moran;
violin solo, by Thomas Campbell: re-
citation, by w. A. Lynott: vocal solo,
by John Harrington; recitation, by
Dominick Gerrity, and vocal solo, by
Vincent O'Malley. constituted this part
of the entertainment.
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Bootblack's Marrow Escape.

Thomas r. Price. employed as a boot
black at the Lackawanna Shoe Shining
Parlors on North Main avenue, had
narrow escape from being incinerated
early Yesterday morning. He Is ac-
customed to sleep in the shop and when
he retired crept too close to the stove.
The blankets used became ignited and
Prices night shirt was all ablazs when
he awoke
With a leap and dash the excited
boy reached the door and the street,
doing an impromptu fire dance on the
asphalt pavement while eXtricatiug
himself from the burning night shirt
a patrolman came to his rescue and
tore the burning garment from Prices
body.
The flames within tho shop had in
the meantime consumed the blanket
and the cot on which the bootblack
was asleep, but the damage otherwise
was Insignificant. Prices flesh was
somewhat burned as result of his
experience, but he was able to be
around yesterday. walking rather
lame.
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Resolutions Adopted

Dodge Mine Accidental fund on
March II, 1901, adopted the following
Whereas, It. has pleased Almighty God in His
infinite wisdom 10 remove from our midst our
worthy and esteemed brother and fellow work
roau, Edward James.
Whereas, The intimate relations held during the
period of thirty years miner and mine fore.
man in the Dodge mine and also a, treasurer
o' the tund, it is fitting that we record our ap.
probation OF him.
RESOLVED, That The genial disposition. wisdom
and ability he exercised and manifested in our
midst as mine foreman for nearly twenty years
will he held in grateful remembrance.
Resolved, That the cheerful readiness and ben
c,olent spirit no always displayed in noble ser.
vice for the benefit OF our fund as its treasurer
since it oIganircd, his sudden removal leaves
vacancy aud loeS that will he deeply realized
by the members of this organization
Resolved. That We tender our deep thy
with the afflicted family in their los, OF an ai-
tcctionate husband and father and We express
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-20
OBITUARY..
Mrs. Clementine williams,

MIS- Clementine Williams, wife Of the Drum.
mer Evangelist, Rev. W. II. Williams. died yes
terday at $50 p. m. after a protracted spell OF
sickness. Mrs. Williams was born and raised in
Ohio. where she married TO Rev. W. IL.
Williams over thirty years ago. She would have
been ss years old September 2. Mrs. Williams
came TO Scranton about one year ago with her
husband who was sent here from Richmond, Va,
10 take charge OF the Anti. Saloon league voga for
the Scranton district
Mira Williams Joined the Methodist church in
Ohio when quite a girl and has ever been a
faithful and active member Of the church. Her
last words to her husband were full OF assur-
ance Of faith and Christian hope 'lt is light
across the way" Il am going tor ny crown not,
starea one" 81 will speak a good word tor
you when l see the king" were among her last
words to her husband. To Rev. Gifhn who at,
tended her she said, Jesus is precious to me"
Since her husbands entry into the ministry
and Temperance work She proved herself noble
helper
She was an active worker in the Ohio crusade
Of years ago, also in the Murphy movement.
Many blue ribbons did she pin on the coats of
the men who took the pledge. IS a member OF
the Wonen'S Christian Temperance union toe
over two wears while her husband was pastor
of the Methodist church at Fort Smith. Ark, she
conducted meetings in the ails OF the Indian ter.
rtory.
For twelve years She shared with her husband
the trials and priya;ions of the Methodist itin.
eracy in the far west. The last ten wears OF her
life she stood side hr side with him in evan.
gelistic and Temperance meetings in nearly every
state OF the Union and Canada. Her health since
coming to scranton has prevented her from Gu.
iCring very actively into the work Of the Anti.
saloon league She took part in such meetings
at Avoca, Nicholson, Peckvillc and Adams Ave.
nue. Presbyterian chmch The friends who heard
bcr speak in the highest terms a. her Hs a
lady OF rare talent and spirit. She leaves four
children, all grown. Three are daughters Al
are married, son is unmarried. Tic children
are: Mis-. Joseph Peirson, of Roanoke. Va,
who has been with her mother during her last
illness; Mrs. \. G. Lomis, OF Santa Fc. New
Mexico; Mr. Flora Remn uf Los Angeles, Cal,
and son. o. +. Williams, Of Silver City, New
Mexico
nr. Lee b. Moodoopk attended ler in her last
sickness. The disease that carried her oil was
pernicious anema. The funeral will be conducted
by DIR. Giffn. pastor Of Elm Park church, Thurs.
day, March 81, at 3 y, N. Miss Daisy Bell Ilall
will sing.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago March l0..-CHtl,-- Receipts i,iO0 in.
cmding I Texans; choice steers, strong; mediums,
low; butchers stock strong; Texans, steady; good
10 prime steers, SiSulG; poor 10 medium. 81 Goa
40; stockcr, and feeders, steady, $2.6ji4 lis /;
COWS, S2.G5li.3j; hcicr>, S9,6jai.Gj; canners
strong, 6l; bulls, S2,6iII21, calves, steady
TO strong, Sij0aG; Texas ted steers, Sia1; Texas
grass steers, Si.3iai; TCNas bulls, 81. .50a3 7j
IIog,--RcCcipt5 today, lyOOO tomorrow, 23,OD
c.timatrd left oycr ",U6; active, 5alOc. higher.
top, $50; miNcd aud butchers, SjGia5.Saia; good
To choice heavy - N0l5oO; rough heavy, $56Jl
67j: light Sj6ja5 s2ia; bulk OF sales, s. 15a5. S.
Shccp-Rccrpts, 1900; sheep, steady to strcng
lambs, steady 10 SLOW; heavy weak; good IN
choice wcthers, si,t0lj tair to choice mixed, STA
I.65: western sheep, Nt.G1aj; ycarliugS, steady,
si7jaj.l0 native lambs, si,6Oa5iO; western
lambs, SjIj 10,
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New York Grain and Produce.

New York. March, 10. Four-Barely steady
and dull. Wehat--Spot easy; No. , rcd, Sll4c.
l. O b. adoat No . rod, sOi.c, elevator; No.
northern Duluth, goc, I, o, b. aholt; options cS-
cral stcadness most Of The day, but prices finally
yielded again 90 realizing and closed easy at isc
net decline; March closed s0i4c, May, sOisr
July. S0i!c. Corn-Spot steady; No. ., 49c. ec.
,ator, and iSc. I, o, b. phcst; option market
opcrcd rather easy bat steaded up again ON
poor grading at Chicago, and closed steady aud
unchanged; March closed 4ac,; May, 4O2,l
40 l5ldc.; July, iO3sc,; September, i6asc, Oats
SPOT steady; No. ., 35iac,; No, white, 3Sd
38i &c.; No. 3 white, 32iaa32$ic.; track mixed
western, 3Ol3liac,; track white, 32d3Gc, Butter
Fun ucsh creamery, lta.2c.; factory, lea
lIac.; imitation creamery lialsiac; state dairy,
fresh, lja2lc Chcese- strong; fancy large col
orod and white, Han &c.: fancy small colored
l2iac,; fancy small white, l2ll2Lc, Eggs
Steady; state and Pennsylvania, l3ll3isc, west.
ern, l2aial3c,; southern. l2al2i.c
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Prohibition League.

\ well pleased audience was enter
tanned last evening in Il. @. Morgan's s
hall, corner of Main avenue and jack
son street by the West Side Prohibit
ton league. II. G. Hinman presided
and the exercises were opened by the
singing of My Country 'Tis of Thee"
by the assembage. Prayer was offered
by Rev. G. b. Henry and Chairman
Hinman made a few remarks.
The Sons of Temperance Glee club
rendered several pleasing selections,
and william Davis recited in his usual
entertaining manner. Henry jenkins
read an instructive paper on "Wo-
mans Suffrage and Rev. Henry told
why he is a Prohibitionist. After a
popular selection by the Glee club,
County Organizer Conner ~. Reese
closed the meeting With soma pertinent
remarks.
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Fax at Auditorium.

George Ellis Fax, one of Americas
favorite humorists. entertainers and
baritones, will appear at the auditor
ium next Thursday evening. Mr.. Fax
is widely known throughout the entire
state and has been highly compliment
ed by the press. This will give the
people of North Scranton a chance TO
see Mr.. Fax and it is expected that the
Auditorium will be crowded to IT'S ut
most by people wishing to hear the
humorist
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-20
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL ApPLlC AT1ONS, as they cann1t
reach the seat OF the disease. Catsrlh is blood
or constitutional disease and in order 90 cure It
YOU must take internal remedies. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly
or the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls Ca,
taIrh Cure is not a quack medicine. II was
prescribed 10y one Of the best physicians in thiI
country for years, and Is regular prescription.
II is composed OF the best tonics known, cont.
lincd with the best bl1od purifiers, acting di.
Icctly on the mucous surfaces, The perfect com.
hination OF the two ingredients is what pro
duces such wonderful results in curing Catarrh
send for testimonials tree
4. J. CHENEY a CO., Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, price 'jc,
Halls Family Pills arc the best.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-20
GREEN RIDGE.
Annual Election of Officers of General
Phinney Company-Accident to
Mrs. E. H. Davis.

Tie annual election OF officers OF the General
Phinney Engine and Hose company WAS held
last evening in the parlors OF the hose house IL
resulted as follows; President, W. II. Lewis; (;
Nce'prcsidcnt, j. H. Seward; financial secretary,
George L. Bailey; recording secretary, W. KIM
BILE; treasurer, ]. II. Seward; foreman, W. Kim
bic; first assistant foreman, T. T.. SYKES; see
Urd assistant foreman, +. Andrews; piptmau,
w. Lewis; first assistant ppeman, George Lh.z;
second assistant pipeman, W. Baker; third rs.
sistant pipcinan, f. b. Gardner; engineer, Ed
ward Goodman; stokcr, +. W. Long; driver hose
cart, George i. Bailey; driver steamer j. II.
Seward; director for one year, J. ". Lisk; two
years, A. r. Slmrell; three years, VI. II. Bicscck.
Cr; four years, +. W. Long; five years T.. II.
Long.
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THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.

New York, March l9.-Today'l speculation in
stocks continued to snow great animation and
additional breadth Tho leaders operated in great
confidence, owing TO Yesterdays demonstration ut
oi III cagCrnCss of the outside world to partILi.
pate. The pools made up of professional trad.
crs, Therefore had little difficulty in attracting
an effective following in any stock in which thCy
choose 10 operate by actively bidding up prices
as an Indictment. This process caused much
irreguanty in the movement OF prices all day.
In the last hour the professional traders turned
10 the bear side OF the market, owing ~ the
heavy realizing selling that showed an through
the list and offered prices down boldly. taking
the market away from the bulls and catch nc
some stop loss orders where speculative accounts
had been unduly extended. The result WAS
tumbling OF prices that looked for q time like
Generalization on the part of the bulls The
reaction from best prices in the most prominent
OF the strong stocks ran from l to 2la and quite
q number OF stocks which had not been marked
up during the day icll below last nights .eycl.
Total sales, 100000 shares. The railroad bond
list was somewhat less active. and profit taking
in special issues made il very irregular Totil
sales, par value, Sj,17,(00. United States re-
funding twos and the fours advanced = per cent.
on the last call.
The following quotations ave iunished The
Tribune by NJ =, Jordan Co, rooms 70j.700
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Mrs. Mary A. Reeves.

Mrs. Mary 4. Reeves, aged - years died yes.
terday at Kingston, from the effects OF an at.
tack of la grippe contracted about two weeks
ago. She was well known in this city, where
her sen, Robert Reeves, general superintendent
Of the Scranton Gas and Water company, has
lived for 50 many years Besides the latter, she is
survived by a husband, T.. 4. Reeves, and one
daughter, iouiSl.
The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon
from the family home aud iutcmcnt will be
made in Pttston.
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Y. w. C., A, Notes,

A mothers meeting will be held in
the rooms, 204S North Main avenue,
Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock and
all mothers are invited to this meet
irg; subject. "The Blessed Comforter"
Kitchen garden Thursday afternoon at
o'clock.
Bible study Thursday evening at 7.30
promptly. Sunday schol lesson until
$50. C. I, s. correspondence course at
$50 o'clock.
The Juniors will give a social in the
rooms Friday evening at 7.30 o'clock.
to which they invite all young girls.
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St. Prenden's Minstrels.

About thirty members of 81. Bren.
den's council, Young Mems Institute,
arc husily engaged in rehearsing for
minstrel performance under the di-
rcCtion of Prot JohnT Watkins. Some
excellent vocal talent has been dis
covered in the council, and the boys
VIII meet again this evening for re-
hearsal.
The comedians are Daniel lena
han, Emmett Kirliwood. James Cum
miLgs. Richard Lonergan and George
Orr, while the soloists arc Michael
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of the day the wheat market towards the end OF
today's session broke on liquidation and closed
lic. under yesterday. corn Clrscd shade lower,
aud oats at a like decline. Provisions were ac-
tive, MAY pork touching the highest price IL
months and closing 81 &C., higher. The cash quo
tations were as follows: Flom-Quict and
steady; No, spring wheat, 72aic.; No. red.
Iia77c.; No. > cora lOdi'tC.; 40. yellow, n
alnIc,; N", , oats, 80 'a2Gc.; No. white,
II .a2Du.; ~. 3 white, 27i4a2Shc.; no. > rye,
03iac,; good feeding barlucv, ijc.; lar to choice
mailing d2aj1 &C.; No. ! fax seed. 81 Sl.J}ia; No. |
nop phwc, tern, Sl.ii'a; Prime timothy - 81 pork
SlG lOalGlj; lard, 81 S'i aa1s5 sides, - soar 70
shoulders, Glaadaac.; short clear sides, Ssas l2ia
whiskcy, $l27.
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Funeral of Merritt Swinele.

The funeral Of the late Merritt swingle, who
was killed by Ldckawsnna engine near Nay
Aug falls Friday night, took place from the home
on Bunker Hill yesterday afternoon. The services
were conducted at the residence, after which
the remains were taken To Kingston, where in.
tennent was made, The members of the local
branches Of the Protected Home Circle and Jun
ior Order United American Mechanics. attended
in . body, the deceased having been an active
member OF both organizations.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-20
WEST SCRANTON

Burke. Edward Walsh and Harry Sui
Ivan. It. will he several weeks before
the minstrels will be ready for a pub
Tic hearing.
A new Prunswick- Bake Calender
pooi table has been added TO the rooms,
and the members are becoming quite
proficient with the cue.
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Scranton Wholesle Mrket.

Corrected by II, G. Dale, p Lackawanna Ave
Butlcr--Crcamcp, ~ .a22c; dairy, l1a1Oc.
Cheese Full cream. llll3c
Eggs--NestcIn fresh, - to ljl.c,; ncdrb,
state, ljigalGc.
Bcans--Pcr bu., choice marrow, s2jja2, co.
Pea BeaIS--PcT bu., Sliji2i0,
Medium Beans--Plr bu., y, ;0d2 IS.
Green eas.-Pcr bu,, Slioal Is,
onions--Per bu., Sl.iOil,j0
Flour-Best patent, per Dbl, SlG5.
Red Kidney Beans-Pcr bu., Sa.ija2j0
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BREEZY BREVITIEs.

The second section OF the Ladies' Aid society
OF the Green Ridge Presbyterian church, which
includes all whose names begin With &, II, |, j,
X and l., will hold meeting in the church par.
lors tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock All these
ladies are urged % be present as important
business Is to be transacted.
Miss Almira Fordham, OF Montrose, is guest
oi Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Cole, having been sum.
moned 10 the bedside OF her brother, +. H. Ford.
ham, who is seriously i'll Of pneumonia. Mr..
Fordham was taken sick while visiting his daugh.
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Nubs of News.

The teachers OF the borough schools will hold
their monthly institute on SATURDAY, March 90
at o'clock in the high school. Professors NJ
W. Cummings, Of olyphant, and NJ J. Lloyd, OF
Dickson City, VIII be present and address the
teachers. Interesting papers by local teachers
will also be read
Letters remaining unclaimed during the period
ending March l6, 1901, Persons calling ior these
letters please say advertised; Burton Batzel. Car.
ric Brown, 1919 Pine stroct Sadie Boyec, II. b.
Van Gordcn, Larch street and Adams James Mel
lody. Mrs, Marcellus Moore Miss Bella o'HoIa
d), Ed Pashkoskoi, John Roberts Donate Zac
cagnino
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SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES,
Funeral of Joseph Winter-Ganc Of
Tramps Rounded Up By Lieu
tenant zang e. al.

Services over the remains OF Joseph. the s.
yearold son Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Winter, OF
Maple street, were held yesterday afternoon at 2
o'clock in ST. Mary's church
Rev. Straub. assistant pastor Of st. Mary's
church. was in charge. and the funeral was
largely attended.
lnterment was made in the Twentieth ward
cemetery The pall'bcarers were Masters Leo
Ncwhaus. John Koch, Frank IIamm and Frank
LETTER. undertiker Klein had charge OF the func.
raj.
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Tripped by q Dog.

Mis-. y. II. Davis, OF Sandcrson avenue. was
trippcd by dog while walking on Green Ridge
street Monday evening and fell heavily on the
sidewalk.
In falling her lett leg was broken near the
knee. Drs Burns and Lieut. operated upon the
broken member yesterday, uniting it with silver
wire, after which the patient rested comfortably
Last August Mrs. Davis broke her right leg
at tie knee and had bust Just recovered from
that misfortune when overtsken by the second.
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Y. w. G. A. Entertainment.

The entertainment which was given last night
by the room committee OF the Young Woncn's
Christian association was enjoyed by large audi
eHcc.
Vocal aud musical solos were rendered by
Miss Annie scheucr. Miss Ida Kiblcr, \. Hum
prey. Mrs. William Mcconnell and Mrs Adam
Gschwindts pupils. Aftcr the entertainment re-
ireshmcnts were served
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-20
Michael McHugh h.

Michael MclIush, aged 20 years. died on Monday
at his home in Old Forge, after q long illness.
lie is survived by wife and the following chill.
drcn: James Bernard, Thomas, Esther Catherine
and Mrs. James liannon.
The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon
at O'Clock and nterment will be made in the
MiuookI Catholic cemetery.
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BREEZY BREVITIEs.

The Scranton Saengerrunde will meet for re-.
hca,sal this evening in Athletic hall.
The funeral OF the infant Aild of MIR. and Mrs
lagomorno took place yesterday afternoon from
the family residence at sll Stone avenue Rev
Peter Christ, pastor OF st. Miry's church, con.
Quoted the services lntcrmcnt was made in the
Twentieth ward cemetery.
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ter, Mrs. Cole, and his condition Is such that no
hopes are entertained OF his recovery.
The Green Ridge Women's Christian Temper.
ance union will hold an cvangelistic meeting in
charge OF Mrs j. $. Miller this afternoon at 3
o'clock in the Evangelical church on Cspouse
avenue.
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A. G. Perham.

Word was received in North scranton yesterday
Of the death OF Aaron Gates Perham, prominent
coal merchant OF New York city.
Mr.. Perham frequently visited this city and
was a hrotlier.in.law Of Henry Hlwicy aud
George Spencer, OF North Scranton.
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Patrick Mcdonnell.

Patrick Mcdonnell, an aged resident Of Dun.
more, died at his home on Drinker street yc,tcl.
day morning after a bricf illness of pneumonia.
lie is survived by the following children:
James, \. NJ, Thomas, VI. j., OF Iawlcy, aud
Mrs. George Truce Funeral notice later
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-20

oil city March lJ.-Ccrtihcatcs closed $50
bid Tor cash; no sales; shipments l03, ,53s bar
rels; average, a0,929 barrels runs, 1li20 barrels;
average, si,0j2 hanel,
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CAMPAIGN OF
SELF-DENIAL
INAUGURATED BY THE SALIVA
TON ARMY IN THIS CITY.

This Annual Event Is Vigorously
Prosecuted by the Local Followers
Of General Booth--Bootblack Price
Had Marrow Escape from Being
Incinerated - Prohibition League
Entertainment in Morgan's Hall
Last Evening-other Notes and
Personal Paragraphs.
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Chicago Grain and Produce.

CAicago March lo.-Aitcr holding steady most
Evening star., 1901-02-13

visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. LII. q.
Jacobs, 2l5S California avenue. Mrs.
Jacobs will be ae home today and remain
Ing Wednesdays In February assisted by
Mrs. Nickes and by her sister Mrs ]. w.
Macknight of New York
One of the largest and most enjoyable
receptions of the week was given by the
congressional ladies Of the Hotel St. Louis
yesterday afternoon. Those receiving were
Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Miller Mrs Robb and
Mrs. Barney, assisted by Mrs. III. Barney.
Miss Barney. Mrs. Dahle. Mrs. Jenkins and
Mrs. Carlesm. The parlors of the hotel
were artistically and elaborately decorated
with palms, ferns and cut roses. In the
smoking room, which adjoins the parlors
was an orchestra, which added to the pleas
ure of the continuous throng of guests, num-
Dering over 300 ladies and gentlemen.
among the guests present were Mrs Oscar
Turner of Kentucky, Mrs. Thomas n.
Jones of Tennessee. MIR. and Mrs Wesley
l.. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis W ('ush-
Evening star., 1901-02-13
Little Children's
Dainty White Dresses

Nrc offered at less than the usual
prices. Some are exquisite imported
things. made entirely by hand
others are made of pique or main
,ook. and trimmed with embrolder-
les or laccs. Only about fifty in all
marked as follows:
Iatanis' Long Dresses. made Of nainsock, yoke "r
itr, i,, and tuckl; ruife of embroidery siloul-
i-r,. embroidery OH neck and sleeves.
SIPS each. Were Si.75.
Evening star., 1901-02-13

ERGooD-KoLBACH. On February H. 1891 al
Reading. Pa, CLARENCE ELMO EBGODD aud
EMMA SHALTER E0.BACH
Evening star., 1901-02-13

I:,y> Waist Dresses. made of pique and nains'"k
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S2.75 each. Were S3.75.