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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-15
NURSES TRAINING
SCHOOL EXERCISES
Graduates Will Receive Their Diplo-
mas in Burke's Hail on Thursday
Evening, June 90 Programme
That Will Be Observed-The List
of Graduate Nurses.

The exercises of the years class of
graduates of the training school of
Emergency hospital, will take place in
Burke's hall on Thursday evening Of
next week.
The graduates who will receive their
diplomas on this occasion are: Misses
Jennie Hunter, Nora quinn, Bridget
Gilmartin, Evelyn Gressin, Eliza bet
Thomas. Josephine Frellett and Mar
saret Davis.
Hon. James j. O'Ncll will deliver the
address to the graduates and fresi-
dent Walker. of the board of directors.
will present the diplomas.
a splendid programme has been pre-
pared by Miss Wright. superintendent
of the hospital. The Mozart orchestra
will participate.
The programme is as follows: Selec-
tion, Mozart orchestra; salutatory,
Miss Elizabeth Thomas address. Or.
ID. l.. BAILEY. vocal solo. Mrs, Lucy
Hadcock: class history. Miss Margaret
Davis: address to graduates. Hon j. j.
O'Neill; selection. Mozart orchestra, !,
paper. Mrs. NJ. l.. Bailey: recitation.
William DimmQck: address. Hon. 5. :.
Jones: vocal solo, Mrs. Lucy Hadcock; ;
essay. Miss katheryn Gardner; vale
dictory. Miss Nora Quinn; prcsenta-
tion of diplomas by Mr.. Walker, prcsl-
dent of the board of directors.
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A FISH DEALERS TROUBLES.
Unable to Secure Bail w. v. Fulle,
Goes to Jail on Perjury Charge.

William V. Fuller, of No. 4, whose
figure is familiar one as he drives
about the City's streets on his fish
wagon, was sent to jail yesterday be-
cause he was unable to locate a bonds
man who would offer $iOO security, the
sum required by Alderman Atkinson,
before whom he was tried on the
charge of perjury.
fullerS accuScr on this occasion, for
he has been arrested before, was Mrs.
Thomas Medland, of Canaan street.
II appears that several weeks ago
FULLER brought suit against Mrs. Med
land To recover bill for fish, amount
ing To Sl.12. Fuller sWore that he fur
niShed The fish to Mrs, Medland but
the bill he presented and on which the
SUIT is claimed 10 have been based was
made out to Mrs. RCardon, the mother
of Mrs, Medland. Mrs. Medland de-
mes that she owes Fuller Il cent claim
ing to have paid him at each purchase
she declares that Fuller was aware of
this and that he sWore falsely to this
effect Mt the hearing before Squire
Williams, of No, 4, who gave him judg-
ment in the sum of sl.52. the amount
of the claim. Mrs. Medland produced
as evidence the bill for Sl.52 made out
IN the name nf Mrsr. Reardon. hut
which, she claimed, he swore to al S be-
ing the claim against her.
Alderman Atkinson held Fuller in
800 bail to await the grand jury's ac-
tion.
Fuller tried desperately hard To To-
cate bondsman, but was unsuccess-
mn i'll reaching the party lie wanted.
his father-in-law, and he was taken to
the county jail by Constable Moran,
though he made some vigorous pro-
tests.
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THE PASSING THRoNG.

Albert Joost, of Scranton. is visiting
in town.
Mrs. John Brink and two daughters
are visiting friends in Seelyville.
Miss Nellie Farrell. of Olyphant. is
visiting Mrs. p. Fl. Murrin, of River
street
Mrs. II. a. Sawyer is entertaining L
tho Episcopal rectory her sister, Miss
Fannie r. Corse.
Miss Maggie Carroll. Miss Aida Nea-
lon and Miss Maggie Thomas were vis-
TORS to Scranton Wednesday evening.
Mrs. S. Il. Hoel has returned to her
home in Elk county, after making an
extended visit with her son. r. I. Hoel.
Miss Lillian Tiel and Miss Grace
Adams, of Honesdae. have returned
home. after spending several days at
the home of r. I. Hoel
Miss Alice O'Malley, of Scranton, at
tended the High school graduating ex-
ercises last night. She will be the
guest OF relatives here for few days.
Mrs. Aida Shay, of Binshamton, has
been the guests Of Mrs. John Brink.
on Darte avenue. for several days She
is now visiting friends in Wayne
county.
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JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.

! a child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Hooking. of West Maytield, was Sc
Nerely bitten yesterday by dog. The
teeth of the dog penetrated the muscles
and portion of the muscle plotruded
| from the wound. The boy was after
| wards given surgical attention and the
wound cduterized.
Rev. S. ID. Mclter was at Prceburg
on Tuesday, attending the twenty
fourth semi-arnual Sunday school con-
Nention of the Wyoming district Prim-
| itive Methodist conference.
Mrs. Maines and Mrs. Baker, Of Car
bondalc, We're Jermyn visitors yester-
day.
Mrs. A. r. Gehhardt and son George
of the powder mill, will leave this
morning for the Pan"American exrosi-
tion al Buffalo, and expect to be absent
about a week.
Prof. and Mrs. w. L. Rogers and
daughter Mildred. Of Scranton. were
yesterday the guests of Prof. and MIS-.
II. N. Barrett. of Second street.
Rev. William Roberts, of Ohio will
preach in the Congregational church
at both services tomorrow.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
tist church have been unable to obtain
he use of the Simpson & Watkins
building for their rummage sale. 1t
will he held in the basement of the
Whitmore brick building. near the
bridge. at Mayfied.
Mrs. NJ. j. Shields and son Henry are
spending the week with friends in Car
bondale.
Miss Hattie Layman has accepted
a position as stenocrapher at the Office
of the Scranton Steam Pump COM
pany.
The regular practice for the Chill
dren's day exercises at the Primitive
Methodist church is held Monday,
Wednesday and Saturday of each
week. These taking part are urged to
he present
The Epworth league meeting al the
Methodist Episcopal church next Mon
day evening will be led by George Har-
lis The subject is Reverence for
Sacred Things
The subject of the pastors sermon at
the Primitive Methodist church tomor-
row morning will be THE New Birth"
In the evening the topic will be place
of Worship"
The topic for the Christian En-
dcavor meeting at the First Baptist
church is Reverence for Sacred
Things" The leader is William Steph-
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Grace Day. Streabogg. lies Etoiles
Grace Troy. Marjory Hoyt. (a]
Ganschals. Playing Dragon Flies" tb)
Gutlitt. THE Hunt"--Jessie Holister
Behr-Sidus. Op. 575, No. i--Charles
Brong. Two Studies, streabogg, Ada.
gio, No. Q, Allegretto, No. 11-Grace
Day. ta) Goerdeler, "Rcveric." tb)
Marsch-Lena Gendall.
Part 11-ta) Etude d major. Harmel
Pratt, tb) Scherzo, g major, Dorn-IIr-
nest Bovard. ta) Two studies-1, 4
major 3 +. major; (b) 1mprovisa ton
Rovard-Ernest Bovard. Two pieces
for four hands-No. 1, C major. No. .
fiat major-Miss Gendall, Mr.. Ro-
ward. Grand Trumphale b fiat major
Ernest Bovard.
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DALTON.

Mrs. Charles S, Miller will serve a
talent supper at her home on Wednes-
day evening, June 10.
Mrs. F.. II. Miller and daughter, of
Byron. n. Y, We're guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Dean this week
Mrs. ID. A. Van Sickle and two grand
children, of olyphant, have moved 10
this place, and are occupying W, a.
Deans house for the summer.
HRS. Irwin Staymit is quite i'll with
The measles,
Quite large number from this place
attended the commencement exercises
AT Keystone academy yesterday.
Miss Lena Phillips gave delightful
recital at her home on Wednesday
evening, assisted by Miss Siallie Price.
of Taylor. The Following young ladies
participated: Hazel Sharpe, Mildred
Smith, May Stevens Iney Taylor, Mary
Colvin, Ethel Gay, Hazel Lifts, Fran
ces smith, Grace Won Storch.
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EXERCISES OF
THE CLASS OF 'Oi
High School Graduates Assemble in
the Grand Opera House and Say
Farewell to Their School Days at
Carbondale High School Address
by Rev. Davenport of Yonkers.
The Evenings Programme.

The class of 1901. the largest ever
graduated from the Carbondale High
school, bade farewell to their school
days here last night in the Grand opera
housc. before an immense audience of
the graduates parents Hnd their
friends, an audience that filled tho tho
at"o to Overlooking.
The High School orchestra opened
the programme with popular scloc-
ton, and then came the Salutatorian,
Miss Nina Rolls, who extended a
warm-hearted greeting. which she
clothed in choice diction.
Miss Anna Brown pleasingly rem
dcred vocal solo. and Delbert Cramer
made Il splendid impression in deliver
ing his Grafton on The Flag" which
WAS rcpletc with patriotic thoughts,
eXnressed in well worded sentences.
The Quartettc, composed of Messrs
Charles 8rdgettt, n. F. Clark. w. NJ.
Clark and Russell Shepherd, rendered
selections.
Rev, + NJ. Davenport, of Yonkers,
y, V, who was once a resident of Car
bondal" thrilled his audience with his
cloluenc" during his inspiring talk on
The Winning Forces of Manhood. :"
Rev. MIR. Davenport fulfilled all of the
promises that We're made of his merits
as public speaker.
Miss Jessie Matthews az hieved quite
Il triumph in her valedictory. and she
we'll deserved the plaudit, of her hear
crs
The diplomas We're gracefully pro-
scnted by President Hughes, of the
board of education,
The members of the class of 1901 are
as follows, Alice Barbour, Grace
Bishop Anna Brown, Gretta BrysOn,
Harry Justice Bunnell, Raimond w.
burke, Henry w. Coleman, Matthew
Counor Tolhert rramcr, Bertha Dix,
Dora Earlv, willis NJ. Gardner. Manic
B. Glennon, Anna q. Golden, Gertrude
Graham, Minnie Herbert, Bertine Hun
sicker Eleanor Jones. Lucy Kelly,
Dwight \. Lathrope, Joseph w, Man
fion, Jessie Matthews. Robert @.
Meaker Katie Mclean, Ethel NJ. Mac
Mullen, Helen Moon, James j, Murrin,
Mary Quinn, Nina Rolls, Alice smith,
Stanley Smith. Katie Solomon, Mallory
L, Spencer, William Swigert, Minnie
r., Wallis, Leon Roy White. Honor
students-Academic course, Jessie Mat
theWs, Robert Meaker, Nina Rolls:
business course. Dclhert Cramer, Min
nie Herbert, Alice Smith.
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pECKViLLE.

Tonight will be fremen's night at
Pcckvlle. There will he many uni
formed tiremen from up and down the
valley present at the Wilson's clam
| bake this evening. A general invita-
tion has been extended to the friends
of the Wilson's to be present. Let our
townspeople turn out and show the
fin emen that they are justly proud of
their re-fighters.
The Sterrick Creek employees will be
paid today.
The Ontario will pay their employees
OH Monday
George Post. of Barron, Wis. is vis-
ting at the home of Mrs. n. +. Tay-
lor, Of Prospect street.
PeckVille Baptist church Saba tn
school will observe Chidrens day to-
morrow. At the morning service the
older scholars will take part, and the
younger scholars in the evening. All
parents and friends of the scholars are
cordially invited to these services.
ON the Sabbath at the Methodist
Episcopal church the Sunday school
will observe Chlldren's day, both morn
ing and evening. The primary depart
ment Will give their programme I'm the
morning, consisting of marches, music
and rtcitationS, under the efficient
leadership of Mrs. G. Foley and her
assistants. In the evening the inter-
mediate and senior classes will give
their programme, THE Coronation of
the King" charming collection Of
music, interspersed with recitations.
The singing at both services will he in
charge of Mr.. ID. l.athrop, the Sunday
school chorister, assisted by an or
chCstra and 2 large chorus of voices
which he has been training for these
services, and The male octette of the
church choir The church will be APP
propriately decorated, and the educa-
tional collection Will be taken at each
service.
The PRESBYTERIAN church, Rev. $. II.
Moon, ID. H., pastor Services at 1890
a, m. and 7,30 r. m, Subject in the
morning. THE Ever Living Christ"
All welcome.
The irSt of the recitals given by
pupils of Professor Ernest Bovard will
take place on Tuesday night, June 1Sth
in the Methodist Episcopal church. All
lovers of music are cordially invited To
attend, the recital being free TO all. The
programme follows:
Part l-(D Carl Helms. Op. ISL, No 8;
OBJ Streabogg. "Columbine," allesretto
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TAYLOR.

Chlldren's day exercises will be OBJ
served at the Calvary Baptist churcn
tomorrow. The members of the sun
DAY school and church choir have been
for the past weeks under the careful
training of chorister Professor D. f..
Jones. The exercises will be held in
the evening at o'clock. Following is
the programme: Chorus, "Children's
day" Sunday school: invocation
prayer: response: song by Sunday
school, chorus, THE Summers Come"
congregation; scripture reading:
hymn, For the Beauty of the Earth, -
Sunday school and congregations reci-
tation. "A Legend of the Northland,'
Benjamin Harris; chorus, summer
Again. Sunday school: recitation.
summer" Marian Harris: chorus,
"A Flower Song for Childrelr.S infant
choir: recitation. Suppose" Margaret
Davis; exercise, A Nosegay." Maud
Evans: chorus. PRAISE in Nature. y
Sunday school; recitation. Everett
Reese; chant. the Lords Prayer; exer-
else. "Childrens day" chorus, Sum
mer Praises" Sunday school; address,
The Missionary Work of the Ameri-
can Baptist Publication Society" Of
ferng for missionary work Of the So
ciety: hymn, america sung by sun
day school and congregation; bencdic-
ton. All are cordially invited to the
services.
A party of ladies' from Wilkes Barre
spent Thursday at the home of Mrs.
William Stone. on South Main street.
The guests We're: Mrs. Harry Sey-
mour, Mrs. Rogart. Mrs. Thomas. Mrs.
Mitchell. Mrs Stanley, Mrs. Wasley
Masters. Harry Seymour and John
Wasley.
DR.. j. L. Grffiths performed an oper-
alton yesterday on David. seven year
old son of David Gould, of North Tay-
lor. removing A bullet that was ac-
cidentally shot in the Nigh three years
ago. The boy is doing nicely.
Miss Josephine Reese, of Plymouth.
has been guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Pugh, of Taylor stree-,
for the past few days.
Attorney j. Z. Watkins is in Phla-
delphia on legal business.
Alderman Andrew Doles left yester-
day on visit with relatives at Pough-
keepsie. n. Y,
DR., j. S. Porteus is home from his
trip to Philadelphia. o.
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OLYpHANT.

DR.. and Mrs. o. l.. Kelly left yester-
day for a short visit with the la.ter's
brother, DR.. y. l.. Longstreet, at Mar.
rowsburg, n. Y.
Mrs. Robert Schunk, of PHILADELPHIA,
is visiting friends in town.
On account Of the warm weather, the
Juvenis dancing class has discontinued
their weekly sessions. and during the
summer months the class will meet but
once month
Willie Dearie. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Dearie, Of Delaware street was
badly injured by being run over by a
trip OF cars on a narrow gauge rail-
road at Storrs' mine. in Priccburg,
yesterday. The young man Is employed
as brakeman at the colliery. and was
in the act of performing his duty
when in some manner he fell beneath
the cars One Of his arms was crushed
and he received several bad gashes on
the head. DR.. Bilheimer and DR.. Grams
are attending him. and have but slight
hopes of his recovery.
John Edwards, Martin Mooney and
John Lynch attended the closing exer-
cises of the Carbondale public schools
last night.
DR.. j. j. Price is in Philadelphia,
whore he is attending the graduation
exercises Of the University Of Penn
sylvania. Of which his brother Is a
graduate.
Chldren's day will be observed at
the Presbyterian church tomorrow
morning. The programme. which Is
under the direction of Mrs. 3. F. Ham
mond and Miss Name L. Sarge will
he carried out as follows: Doxology:
invocation; song. "While We Meet To-
gether." school; Bible recitation. Psalm
lao, school: song. when the Roses
Bloom" school, Bible reading. The
Rose Of Sharon" song, blooming for
You and for Me-" school: recitation,
"The Children's Day." Lily Wright;
song. Help to Set theAWorld Rejoic-
ing" school; exercise. THE Daisies
and the Children" Miss Matthews
class; song. THE Fields Are White
with Daisies" school; address. Rev. p.
r. Hammond; Offering: solo. 1.-The
Little Flower Tune Jessie Bristley;
exercises and song. 1.-THE Rose Gar
land" Miss Thomas class: recitation,
THE Prayer" Jessie States; recita-
ton, Essie Polhemus; song, "Come
Rejoicing" benediction.
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Funeral of the Late Evan Williams

Undertaken II. a. Purple, of this city.
directed the funeral Of the late Evan
u, Williams. of Nandling, Thursday.
The funeral was largely attended. The
deceased was taken 10 the Welsh Cou-
gregational church, Forest City, where
Rev. Jonathan Davis conducted SER
vices. interment was in Hillside ceme-
terry.
The pall-bearers were David Davis,
David Rutler, Reese Williams, Will
lam Painter, James Haggerty and
Richard Jones.
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Friendly to the Duke.

certain duke was dining in full kilt dress
At Highland anniversary dinner, his piper
standing behind his chair. Al dessert very
handsome and valuable suuhboN belonging to onn
Of the guests was handed round, When the time
came 10 return il 30 its owner. the SnuHboy
could not be discovered anywhere. 4 search
was made, with 10 result, the duke being o..
pccisy anxious about it. On the nest ami,
vcIsiry he again donned the Kilt Which he had
moi Worn in tho inteYal--ior the annual dinner
As he was dressing he happened to put his hand
in his sporrsn, and there, to his astonishment
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OLD,O423|
DR.. MALAUN WITHDRAMS
POOR BOARD FIGHT

of the Poor Board-The Settlement
of the Surcharges Against the Old
Directors Other Board Happen.
ings.
I There were important developments
disclosed at last nights meeting of the
| Carbondalc poor board.
The first was the withdrawal of DR..
| G. Il. Malaun as candidate for doc
| tor at the poor house in opposition to
| DR.. Bailey. for the choice of which
Office the board has been deadlocked
for about three months.
| Next in Importance was the com
! munication from Attorney II. c. But
| lor. solicitor for the board. telling of
| the success of his efforts in bringing
| about the settlement or the surCharse
| found against the old directors by the
auditors in their report for the year
ending April. 1900. One of the ex-di-
rectors. l.. \. Robbins, settled his
shortage, amounting TO $9I.s5, yestcr-
day.
DR.. Malaun's communication was
brief. In Withdrawing. he did so, he
said. for the sake of harmony. He
thanked the directors for their loyal
and disinterested support, and declared
that his interest in the matter would
lead him to make the observation that
under their administration the inter-
ests Of the citizens and the poor would
alike be we'll cared for.
pr Malaun's withdrawal. however
did not break the deadlock for just
before the meeting adjourned the doe
torship was taken up again and after
Mr. Lynch nominated DR.. Bailey. the
remaining candidate. Secretary Will
liams followed with the name of DR..
Shields.
The vote was taken and another
deadlock was the result. the same as
before. Williams. McCabc and Thomas
toy shields. and Lynch, Mcmillan and
Burke for Or. Bailey.
Solicitor Buffers information as to
the surcharges found against some of
the cX-directors was contained in the
following:
Carhondalr. June Is. 1901.
Board Of Directors Poor District OF the City of
talhnnla".
Gcntcncn: II being impossible ior me to he
present at tho board meeting this evening, take
the liberty OF reporting in writing upon the
matters submitted To me at the last meeting.
In relation, to claims against L. A. Robbins
and John j O'Conncll, would say:
Mr. Robbins informs mo that hc will nav tho
claims against him in full, at once. ! would
nc, ordin,sIv recommend that hc be given until
the next meeting nicht nj Tho hoard two weeks
hCncc To make settlement in full.
MIR. O'C'onncIl has also seen me. and also .,r.
hc ba, no desire 10 contest tho CLAIM, against
him. I'm, desires time in which IN nav thc same.
saws he will nav 30 much a month until thc
claim is paid ! would suorc.t that time bc
given him, say tour months, provided he pays
something on his clam each month
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Death of an Old Reside ent.

The hody Of Hugh Finnegan of Or
son. former resident of this city, was
brought here Thursday afternoon and
was buried in the old Catholic cemc-
terry on Belmont street. AAnumber of
orson people attended the funeral.
Mr.. Finnegan died on Tuesday of
pneumonia. He was siXty-four years
OF age. and resided in Orson continue
ously since leaving Carbondale over
ten years ago. He was well-known to
many of the Older residents. Two
daughters survive him,
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Home from Philadelnhia

MessrS James LOTUS and Dominick
Larkln have returned urom Philadcl-
PIMA, where they attended the COM
rnencement exercises of the University
of"Pennsylrania, and Witnessed the
graduation of Dr. Thomas Lotus, of
this city.
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Carbonda1e Department.

accorded the honor of addressing the
literary societies of Albright college. at
Meyerstown. and VIII speak before
the members on Tuesday next. Ills
subject will be "The Old Playground
and the New" which was chosen by
the societies. This talk is always a
part of the closing exercises of the
school
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MEETING OF ALUMNI,
High School Graduates to Arrange
for Annual Banquet.

The Alumni association will meet to-
night at \ o'clock to elect officers and
make ARRANGEMENTS for the annual
banquet to the graduating class, the
members of which are invited to he
present al the meeting, which will 10
held in the main room of the High
school building.
As it is late in the season Il narSo
attendance is desired. that definite ar
engagements may he made for the re-
Ccption to the new class.
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Visiting Salesman

Il. ]. Hopkins, travelling salesman for
the large dry goods house of punham
& Company, in New York city, Who has
been here on business for several days,
left town yesterday for Scranton, AIR.
Hopkins. who is polished gentleman
and successful salesman, Is a warm
friend of p. A. Carroll, the South Main
street merchant.
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Head Feels Like Burst 'ng.

Maybe you were out late last night?
If you had taken a KrauSe's Headache
Capsule before retiring your head
would he cool and clear This morning.
Take one now and you will be all right
In an half hour. Price 25c. Sold by all
druggists. -.