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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-03-16


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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-29
IN MEMORY OF HARRISON
Sergeant William H. Davies Post
Eulogize Dead Comrade.

AT the meeting of William II. Da-
Nies post, No. ISL, Grand Army of the
Republic, on Wednesday evening an
eNtemporaneous eulogy Of President
Harrison by several of the comrades
was the feature of the occasion.
Past Commander j. NJ. Alexander in.
iioduced the subject by bringing it up
when the usual question. Has any
comrade died since our last meetinc?"
was asked Mr.. Alexander said that
While General Harrison was not a
member of the local post he was one
or the most worthy members Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic, and as a
public officer had always worked
Str2nuously for the interests of his
comrades Of the rebellion. The speaker
paid an eloquent tribute To the dead
general.
Comradc George :. Kmbali reviewed
the career Of the departed one, show
ing an intimate knowledge of his life
and deep insight into his character. lie
told a number of interesting remlnis-
rences and some amusing anecdotes of
The eN-presideEt
chaplain Jennings. Comrade Eitel
ana a number of other comrades re-
lated Incidents and experiences OF the
days of battle when such men as the
dead and honored general fought
shoulder To shoulder with lowor-ranIicl
men in the common cause
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-29
DURYEA.

The funeral of Thomas, the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Turner, of Moosic,
took place yesterday. Interment was
made in the Marcy cemetery.
Miss Charlotte Brown and Joseph
Rotaski have returned to their duties
as students in the Stroudsburg Norma;
school.
F. B. Dills is seriously i'll of pleursy.
Mis-. Frank Shales is confined to her
bed by Illness.
Duane Dills visited in Scranton on
Friday.
The Ladies' Aid society are prepar-
ing tor d trip to Wales social
Frank Lane has opened a grocery
store i'm the Richardson store. Some
time ago Mr.. Lane came here from
Moosic to open a confectionery store.
Some time ago The Tribune corre-
spondent mentioned Il contemplated
debate between two Avoca young men
and two Of our young men. The chal-
lenge sent to the AvoCa boys at that
time was accepted, but no further ar
rangements have been made. The de-
bate will he declared off in three weeks
If nothing further is heard from Avoca.
Mrs. G.. +. Ace will remove her fam
lily from this place to Scranton on Mon
day
William Anderson, while working in
Old Forge mine, No. ,, sustained IA
crushed foot on Tuesday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-29
DALTON.

Nelson Dershimer, who Is a student
At State College, arrived home on
Wednesday evening for "A short vaca-
tion.
Contractor Carlton is going to be-
gin soon the erection of "A handsome
summer home for Mr.. Woolworth, Of
Scranton, on the property which he re-
Gently purchased nearly Lily lake.
George Mahy and Professor Chance.
of Scranton, were visitors In town on
Wednesday.
An enjoyable musical and literary
entertainment was held in the Baptist
church Wednesday evening in connec-
ton with the pie social. a quartette
composed of Messrs. Smith. Parkton,
Floyd and Harry Finn rendered sew
eral pleasing selections Miss Marion
Knight and Master Harry Franklin
reCited and Mrs. Fred Snyder rendered
two humorous recitations in her usual
pleasing manner. Miss Grace Purdy
and Merton Purdy gave two banjo Sc
lections.
Charles Smith. Lenna Tiffany. May
HaSlam have returned from the East
Stroudsburg Normal school for their
Easter vacation.
The Women's Christian Temperance
union will meet this afternoon at go
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Coles.
Willis Northup, Of Glenburn, Is visit
ing his sister in Detroit, Mich.
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| Office
! BURKE
| BUILDING
TALE OF A HORSE.
The Animal Changed Hands FIRE.
auentiy-The Owner Now Has 1t.

on Friday night. March 20, /. Il.
Benjamin, of Simpson, Wayne county,
locked Cor says he did his faithful
family horse in it's usual resting place
and retired to seek his rest. The next
morning, when he went out to feed the
animal the critter wasn't there. Some
one had paid visit to the barn dur
ing the interim and removed the sorrel,
white-fGccd animal. and there was no
trace of horse or burglar.
Mr. Benjamin carefully locked the
barn ana then sent word to the four
quarters Of the globe that If anyone
would recover the animal and help to
convict the thief $25 in coin of the re-
public would be forthcoming.
This notice attracted the attention of
the local detectives, as we'll as others,
and every sorrcl horse that passed
along the city streets was closely scru-
tinized. But somehow the thief cluded
the hawkeyes and on Wednesday drove
into town, put the nag up at Snyder's
livery, and in n few minutes. after
showing its points, of which there were
many, most Of them sharp ones. he in
lerested Mrs. l.. II. Snyder to the eN.
tent of selling the horse to her. Then
nc discrcetly vanished.
Constable H. II. Pierce WAS passing
the livery stable a it'll, later in the
day, when he felt impcllcd to take a.
look inside. What he saw 1illcd him
with JOY. There. munchng oats, was
What appeared tu Nj. Pierce to be $35.
Mr. Pierce did not believe he had bet
Ter remove ,hc animal until he had in
vcstiSatrd a little. \ short time after
constable T.. j. Noary came along, and
ne saw the horse. lie did not want to
wait {" investigate but wanted the ami
mai He took the horse from the barn.
ana although Mrs. Snyder saws she
protested and told him that MIR. Pierce
Hld forbidden its removal. he trans
ieI'red IL to the Morrison livery. Mrs.
snyder and Mr.. Pierce went before Al
dcrlnan Morrison that evening. and
Ms Snyder made an affidavit that MI.
Pierce had first seen the horse and
that Mr.. Neary had taken IL bv force
ana against her protest \ search wal
rant was sworn out, claiming the prom
crty by Constable Pierce. who forth
with recovered the property from the
Morrison livery. Yesterday morning
Mr. Benjamin, the original owner, an
pearGd and a hearing was held in Al.
dcrman Morrisons court. Several Wit
hessos were sworn, and the alderman
then gave possession of the horse to
Mrs. Snyder, who Immediately gave the
animal up to Mr.. Benjamin.
'...stablc Pierce is now on the trail
OF the thief and expects TO land him
soon. Neary claimed that he discoV-
'reu the horse III Snyders barn and
mat Pierce got the clue from him.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-29
JERMYN AND MAYEIELD.

Word was yesterday received announcing the
death at Dawson City, Alaska, OF Frank Belcler,
a well known young man. formerly a resident of
this borough Nj. Bclcher, about eight wears
ago. went to Alaska, and by his energy and
wisdom accumulated and worked valuable claims
and on his last visit here he was said 10 he
worth million dollars. lie returned 10 the
klondkc few months ago, and no news was
received OF his sickness until yesterday whca
Mr. :. L. Whitmolc. OF West Mayfcd, received
a tclcgrdphic dispatch announcing his death.
Deceased, whose home was at South Gibson.
where his parent, still reside had large circle
OF friends in these boroughs, who will regret
very much to hear OF the end Of such a prom.
.'ng cdIcCr.
The Woncn'> Home Mission society met yes.
tcrduy afternoon At the home OF Mrs. Thomas
Bray. OF Main street. Mis-. W = Badger was
elected delegate TO the annual convention to be
held at Pitt,ton.
The employees ot the Glcnwood Eric and Key
stone colinic, were paid yesterday. The Dela.
ware and Hudson company will pay at their
coilicry here this afternoon
William Price. who many veaIs ago was
resident oi this borough, and who frequently
visited friend, here, died Wednesday at hi, home
at Wilkes.Bduc. The funeral will take place
on saturday afternoon.
william Washington ol Ru,hbrook street, is
able to he around again after severe attack #
the grip, which has confined him 10 the house
for the past two weeks.
The second lecture OF tic Debt Fund Lecture
v,uisc will be given IN the First Baptist church
this evening at 80 o'clock, by the Rev. Thom9,
de GruChv, u. D., oi scranton. The first lecture
Wa, a phouomcnil SUCCESS. The church was
nlcd, and the audience was greatly pleased.
This second lecture will, in certain ways, he even
more interesting. The subject is Buuyam'S 'Pil.
grim Progress" There will hc about seventy.
tive clear and beautiful coolcd pictures thrown
on large canvas hv the stcreopticon. Dr. de
Guchy has his own large chulch hllcd each sun.
day evening. Dr. Henry j. Nhalcn will again
show his great kindness to this church, by com.
ing down this evening 10 assist the lecturer.
Come, and help the church pay the debt.
There was a slight improvement yesterday n
the condition oi Mrs. james Carey, of South
Main street, who has been seriously ill.,
Mis- Bertha Coon, Of Main street, was vs.
itor at Scranton yesterday.
\ child of Mr. and Mrs John L. Davis, OF
II street is i'll OF bronchitis.
Charlie solomon, who Tor some months has
been employed at Summcrhi, Gambia county,
j. h0mc on D few days visit to his parents, M
aud Mrs John Solomon.
\ child ol Thomas lIockadsy, OF Fourth street.
is i'll Of bronchitis
Mrs. W 7. Roberts, OF Main stlcct. returned
hcme yesterday from bricf visit with Taylor
lricnd..
Ed. Mellow OF New Jersey, /. home for
few days visit
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-29
THE LAST LECTURE.
The Sixth in the Series of the Peo-
pies Lecture Course.

ON Wednesday evening, April ~, the
last of the series in the Peoples Lee
ture Course will be given. The even
ing's entertainment will bc different
from those that have gone before. The
Rev Ernest Melville. rector of st.
James Episcopal church of Fort Ed
ward. y. y, will spend q few hours re-
hearsng some of tn" writings of one
Of England's greatest poets, Tennysou.
Mr. Melville is an English scholar and
studied under some of the greatest
masters In Great Britain.
This will be the last of the lecture
course uf this season. The trustees Of
the Bercan Baptist church have given
great opportunity to the people Of
this city Nho have n desire for infor-
nation combined with entertainment
IN a popular course of high-gradc lee
lures requiring no admission Fee The
average attendance has been large and
the frec-will offerings satisfactory.
Rev. II. j. Whalen, y. ~, the pastor,
assisted the trustees In securing the
speakers, and he has worked hard and
resultfully for the pleasure of his fcl-
Iow-toWnSmen. 1t is to be hoped that
r similar course may be taken up next
season.
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WAVERLY.

Rev. Mr.. Whalen delivered his lee
ture on Irish Wit" last Monday even
Ing AT the BAPTIST church. There was
ID large and appreciative audienc.
who were well pleased with his efforts.
The attendance was very tlattering
considering the lnclemant weather.
\ photograph and pancake social
will be held at the Methodist church
parlors on Friday evening next. AS
this is something entirely new it is en-
pccted that 1t will be largely attended
and highly interesting.
\ singing class was organized at the
NJ. Il. church parlors last Tuesday
evering to meet again next Tuesday
evening. A cordial invitation Is ex-
tended to all.
Thomas Watts, who has been en-
gagged quite extensively in the dairy
business for the past year or two. finds
II necessary to enlarge his herd, VIII ch
consists of the best Jcrsty stock, and
in consequence his product Is easily
disposed of.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-29
pRICEBURG.

A pretty lone wedding was held on wednes.
day night at the home OF Mrs. Mareetson, on
C1imalt street, in which her daughter, Miss
Mary, aud MI. Fred Bailey were united in mar.
riagc. The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Wilson Bentley, pastor OF the p. VI. church.
Tho bride attended by Miss Mary Brbock
aud the groomsman was Mt. Abraham Margetson,
q brother OF the e. The bride wore COS.
tucc OF blue serge. The bridesmaid wore a COS.
tune OF brown After the ceremony congratula.
tions were extended the Young couple and the
guests sat down TO enjoy a wedding supper Mr..
and Mis. Bailey are well and favorably known
in tbs town aud have the best wishes Of many
friends tor their future happiness.
Miss sarah A. Cooper, Of Albert street. has
returned home IRON Jelmvn after visiting friends,
al. Cwilym Davis, who was burned at the
Eddy Greek mine several weeks ago, is greatly
improved and mas been removed to his home
on Main street.
W. Joe Gcrnelnuer underwent an operation on
Tuesday at his home on Maple street.
Miss Kate O'Connor returned TO tho Strouds.
burg Normal school on Wednesday after spending
her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P.
!. Connor.
Mrs. Johr Bentham, who had an operation
performed at the scranton Private hospital, has
been removed 10 her home on Maple street.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-29
OLYpHANT.

William Evans, son Of Mrs, John NJ. Evans, OF
Lyckawanud street, and Miss Mary 4. Jones were
united in marriage at the home OF the bride $
parents on Fourth street. Blakely, at s O'Clock
last evening. Rev, George Hague, pastor OF the
Susquchsnna street Baptist church, performed
the ceremony, The young couple have many
friends who extend 10 them their sincere wishes
Tor a happy welded lite.
Charles Reese, OF Hill street, Is dbl, to be
out again after a serious illness
e Mrs Cassie Bailey, OF NoNen, Pa, is visiting
relatives at this place.
Bonni's Military band will hold their annual
ball in Mahon's hail. Monday evening, April S.
Miss Alice Kelly has sold her inery stock
Ia Mrs. Iva Lndoman, Of scranton, who will
conduct the store on L1cklwaHna street.
Mis- Richard Roberts, ot Taylor, /, spending
a tcw days with friends here
Ms John Barrett, oi Bakcly, is quite i'll.
MlS, George southland, oi Dunmorc who has
been visiting here, returned home yesterday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-29
TROLLEY LINE SITUATION

II the rumors that are circulating
have their foundation on fact in re.
gard 10 the Scranton Traction COM
pany being purchased by a number of
Scranton capitalists, the news will be
welcomed by the communities up at
this end Of the valley. The sale will,
of course, affect the Carbondale line.
which is now leased and operated by
the Scranton Railway company.
Scrantonians have for a long time
been energetically protesting against
their treatment by the traction COM
pany, and probably with Just cause.
However If some Of the kickers would
come up here and attempt TO endure
n ride on the local line they would re.
alize quickly how well off they were.
The worn-out cars of the company are
shipped here, and the fiat wheels make
day and night hideous by their thump-
ing and pounding.
The schedule as now arranged ptn-
vides for half-hour service between
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-29
A MINER KILLED.
The Northwest Mine the Scene of a
Tragedy Yesterday.

Adam Mavoriski, an Austrian laborer
at the Northwest mine, was killed YES
, terday morning by "A fall OF rock. A
great mass OF roofing tell upon him.
and 1t was a long time before a rescu-
, ms party could get tn where he had
Ia@t been at work, When they reached
. him they found the remains crushed
ana mutilatcd and the features almost
beyond Identification.
AdNorlskiS body was conveyed to
ms nome IN Simpson, and the mine
smut down for the rest Of the day.
owing to the fatality and the conse
qucnt excitement of the miners. Tho
dead man was one of the leading for.
eigners In the settlement at Simpson
.and the funeral, which will be held ON
SUNDAY will be marked by great pomn
and. ceremony in accordance with the
cold World customs.
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The Passing Throng.

Ma, john Lynch, OF Park street, Is IN.
G. W. fukcrson has returned from a trip 10
the western part ct the state.
Miss Emma Collins i, confined 10 her home
on Williams avenue by illness.
Peck smith and wfc. OF Greene y. y, ave
the guest, oi Dr and Mrs {. I. Meaker.
Mrs. George \, Kelley, OF Lincoln avenue, is
entertaining her niece, Miss MN,lc llcnn, Of
Toledo, o.
Frank Mcdonald, OF Fallmook street, will
succeed Robert Reeves agent for the Prudcn
tial Insurance company.
John Murphy, a Delaware and Hudson brake.
man, i, suffering from a broken arm as the
result OF tumble from the top OF boNcar
Il. ". strickland manager OF tho Carbondalc
Gas company, is home from New York state,
where he has been installing new gas plant,
MIS- \. Il. Jones and daughter, Catherine, and
Mr~. & r. Mum were in scranton yesterday,
the guc,t, OF Miss Belle 7. Warren, Of seventh
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-29

was very becoming cloth OF d light
castor shade with trimmings Of white
satin and applique, she carried white
roses.
4 reception was given at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Byram a.
v hich about sixty of TIE friends of the
young couple were present. Many Werr
from BrookIyn, The brides former
home. After congratulate dainty
refreshments We're served, the walters
being Mr.. aud Mrs, Oley Pratt, Misses
Marian Titus, Jessie Lord, Jennie TIT
fany and Messrs. Roy Shadduck and
Harry Adams. Later the bridal cOu-
pie, accompanied by many OF the
guests, Went To the station, and amid
showers of rice and good wishes board
ed No. ; for a short trip. On their re-
turn they will begin housekeeping at
Kingsley, where they will make use of
the many useful and ornamental pres
ents which they received,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-29
HOpBOTTOM.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Hopbottom, March 2S.-A very happy
event which took place yesterday af.
ternoon, was the marriage of Miss
Lottic j. Bryan 10 Mr.. Earl Yeomans,
of Kingsley. The ceremony took place
ut the Methodist Episcopal church at
o'clock. As the wedding march was
played by Mrs. T. NJ. Tiffany, the bride
and groom, preceded by the ushers,
Messrs, Roy Shadduck, and Harry
Adams, took their places before the al
tar where Rev. G.. l., Van Woert OF
Brooklyn pronounced the words which
made them man and wife. The church
was very prcttily decorated with potted
plants and flowers. The brides gown
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-29
pECkVILLE.

LlDh,V1unI ,irclc, 40. 90, OF the Protective
Home Circle, will hold an open meeting at Led.
yard, hall on saturday evening, Marc. 90 The
following pog has been prepared: Open.
ing address, Deputy +. :, Goodrich; solo, W. W.
nItkus; recitation, Miss Jessie l.. StclnIs; id.
dress, Past supreme President u. C, Hall, u. D,
ut Sharon, Pa, N invitation Is extended 10 the
general public 10 attend on that evening.
An entertainment will be given under the di.
rection OF Glass Nc. association oi the Metho.
dist Episcopal sunday school, Tuesday evening,
April :. in the Methodist Episcopal church. The
entertainment We. be given by Miss Cora Morris
Griffin, clocutonist, Of Scranton assisted by
Master Thoma; Morris, the boy soprano.
-.l aud Mr.. W. T., Calcndcr and daughters,
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SEELYVlLLE.
TO the scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune
Seelyville. March 2S--A lot for the
erection OF a chapel has been pur.
chased.
Saving has begun at the Seeleyville
mill.
Birdsall Bros. are doing a good busi-
ness. Last week they sold "A large con-
signment of wood to a Philadelphia
firm.
Charles Smith, OF Smith g. Son, made
a business trip to Scranton recently.
Foster Bros. have discontinued bust
ness at Seelyville.
Mrs. Adam HartWick returned re-
Gently from Philadelphia,
Mrs, Enos Gregory, Frances Purdy
and Flossie Policy are on the sick list.
Charles Smith is running the logs
from the banking ground, and has n
nice supply of hemlock.
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Ltta and Ruth. have returned 10 their home In
Pttsburg after spending a few days the
Jujson t.acnder.
Miss Jennie =. Benjamin has returned to the
West Chester Normal school after weeks vsca
tion spent at her home.
Misses Jeannette Kingsley and Elizabeth War.
ring have resumed their studies at tue Blooms.
burg Normal school after the spring vacation.
Miss Frances Williams has accepted position
as typewriter in Washington. u. &.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-29
Carbonda1e Department.

Jermyn and Forest city 1t Is seldom
the schedule is adhered to and the
weary waiter who wishes to risk a ride
In the springlcss, bare-seated dry goods
boxes on thrco-Cornered wheels can
count many minutes overtime while he
stands i'm the vigorous. grip-ladcn
March winds before the bilious-hued
cars crawl wcarily and noisily into
view. 1T will be n happy day for the
citizens and Il more prosperous one for
the merchants when this travesty on
n street car service passes into other
hands and conditions are brought up
to what they ought to be on the Car-
bondale end OF the line
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Alderman Atkinson tor the arrest OF boy called
Charley the Bootblack," on the complaint of
Harry Frank, on the charge that Charley had
severely kicked boy last SUNDAY because the
boy wa, selling the Scranoniln. \ hearing will
probably he held today It Is said that several
arrests are to follow on similar charges. They
arc the result OF tho trouble that arose last
sunday when the Scrlntonian was placed ON
sale on the streets after several dealers and
ncw,hovs refused 70 handle them.
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j. u. lloyt aud family, OF Washington street.
will on Monday next remove to Johnstown.
whore Mr. lloyt has been employed since the
closing of the company store at simpson.
Mr.. Catherine \. Riley, her sons, james aud
Edward aud daughter Mary. o, Hospital street.
viii today remove 10 Philadelphia, Edward eX.
pr,t, to attend the University OF Pennsylvania
when ne ltaye, St. Micharls college, Toronto,
and Mis-, Mary will work a. stcnuSraphcr ior a
large philadcphil house.
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Funeral of Mr.. Garden,

TIC funeral OF Patrick G. Garden was held
yesterday morning at his late home on Dundaf
street The Pioneer Father Mathew society
TUNED ont in body. At ST. Rose church a
solemn high mass Of requiem was celebrated
Rev. Father German was cecbrant, Very Rev.
r. I. cofcy, deacon. and Rev. Anthony Ger.
ruti, sub deacon lntcrmcnt was made in ST.
Rose cemetery The pall.bearers were; John
Campbell, Dominick Jordan, John Gallagher Pat
rick MrCabc snd Thomas Smith, all members
ur the society.