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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-19
CANDIDATES
FOR COUNCIL
MANY CANDIDATES FOR SEATS
IN COMMON.

Primaries Will Be Held Today or
Monday to Nominate Candidates.
Continuation of the Home Festival
OF st. Brenden's Council, Young
Mems Institute--Regular Gospel
Service Tonight in the Y. w. c. A.
German Glass Will Meet Next
Tuesday Night-other News Notes.
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THE HOhlLIEST man IN SCRANTON

~ vcl as the nanI,oncst, and othora
1r' invited 10 call on any druggist and get
free trial bottle of Kempe nalsam for tn,
Throat and Lungs, ! remedy that /, guaranteed
10 cure and ulic'c al Chronic aud Acute Coughs,
Asthmq Brorchits and Consumption, Price 2ic,
and zoe.
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rho Transition Of Scranton from a.
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Vlitd to " seeoio ''"S9 '''S WIN 'i'"''
the election OF two more common
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flfth Waras' III e"ch vi '"c ""rn'
candidates galore have appeared. In
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upon tine oiiciai Daiiot ior Tue Sehfr"'
slection IN February caucuscs will be
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'oii'is Pa'S" ''''| VI
Jhe Vlgiiants ot the fourln Ward met
In Alderman Johns office on North
Main avenue. last evening mt : o'clock.
and decided to hold their ca,lcus to.
day between the hours OF and :
o'cIocl, at the regular. uolling places
rrha following have registered as cam
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-19
GREEN RIDGE.

Miss Eva Brown. Of the Coriespon-
denco Schools, gave Il party Thurs
day evening. at her home in Green
Ridge, to large number of her
friends.
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Specialty.--Diseases Of Women.
Room !, over Globe store. H5Nrs: to
$40 r. m. Consultation free = DIR.
TreVerton. ~ 80
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-19

Write Warmers Safe Cure Co.,
Rochester, N. Y, for n Free Sample.
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BAcKAcHE AND HEADACHE CURED.
RESTORED TO COMPLETE HEALTH.

RESTORED TO COMPLETE HEALTH.
RrooLyu N. Y,oct
Rochester,
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'N''''"'" A gratefully, TOWNSEND
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WEST SCRANTON

field. T. Fellows Mason and william
Lewis.
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self about it, Should let such n pal
try thing as the lack of an introduce
tion prevent me from giving this girl
a treat"
"oh," she cried, you really are"
"fes," he said. at stands to reason
even as a study, sort of uneXplored
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-12
COTTAGE HOSE co
TO RUN A FAIR
The Gallant Fire Laddies of the
South Side Will Entertain Their
Friends for a Week or More in
November,

For several years the cottage Hose
company has been trying to get the
city to give them Il hose house. Time
after time their champions i'm council
tried to push the necessary ordinance
through and their failure is now n
matter Of municipal history. Tho city
fathers wouldn't stand for IT, Notwith-
standing this setback, the brave fire.
men, however, never lost hope. They
kept their company intact and. as far
as possible, participated i'm the doiugs
of their follOw-iir Thoy arc n
brave set of boys and their efforts ccr-
tainly deserve success
The tiromCn have at last determined
to tackle the job themselves and for
the purpose of raising funds for the
erection of a suitable homo they pro-
pos" To run fair during the month of
November. II will he held in the Watt
building. beginning on Monday. the
llth, and the company proposes to
make 1t the most elaborate event of
the kind which has ever been conduct
ed in the city. The same energy which
has been exhibited by the members
heretofore viii he infused into the
preparations for this event. and it is
safe to say that their promise to make
1t the most successful tircmcn's fair
ever held horcabuuts will he fulfilled
to the letter.
IN" fire laddioS propose To introduce
some new aud novel features in addi-
tion to the attractions customary to
such an enterprise. The best of talent
from all parts of the county will be
secured for the nightly entertainments
ana on tho opening day tircmen's
tournament win be held. Nothing in
the way OF labor or expense will be
spared to max" the realization of the
project fullyds auspiCious as tho plans.
TN" 'ottaGorS are tifty in number. and
IN this project they have the sympathy
ana should have the hearty financial
support of tho entire community.
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CARB0NDALE SOCIETY
PLEASANTLY AGITATED
The Marriage of Miss Stella Hunter
and DR.. Frederick j. Bishop
Happy Surprise to a Host Of
Friends in This City and Scranton.
Other Nuptial News.

a very pleasant event of interest to
Scranton and Carbondale society was
the marriage yesterday noon at Crye-
tai Lake Of Miss Stella V. Hunter of
Spring street. Carbonate, to Dr.
Frederick J. Bishop, of Scranton. The
summer home of the brides mother
being somewhat limited in size John
j. simpson, a kinsman, Hospitality
opened his more CommodiOus cottage
10 the bridal party. Here in the pres
ence of the immediate families the two
were made one. Rev. Charles Lee,
pastor of the First Presbyterian
church, performing the ceremony. Az
ter hearty good wishes and congratu-
lations an appetizing repast was
served. The couple took the p. m.
train on the Delaware and Hudson
cnroute for tho Pan american and 9TH
er points Of interest. After October
J they will be at home to their friends
at SO Prescott avenue, Scranton
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Louisa II, and the late Charles Hunter
She is attractive in looks and amiabl
in manner and is talented to very
high degree. The groom. native of
Archibald, after pursuing his profess
Sional studies, settled i'm Scranton,
where he has a growing and success
ful practice, The many friends of the
young people wish them a hearty God
speed.
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MOSCOW.

Miss Ncttie Ehreood Of New York
city is Il visitor in town.
The regular monthly business meet
inG or the Epworth League will be
held this evening.
W. w. Lathropc, of scranton, vas
the guest OF Mr., and Mrs. o. f.
Vaughn. over sunday.
Miss Nettic Evans, Of Elmhurst. is
visiting friends here.
Roland Thomas and family, who have
been spending the summer here, re-
turned to Scranton Monday.
:. VI. Watts, Of Kingston, y. Y, who
has been spending HIS vacation with
his parents here returned Tuesday,
accompanied by his brother, Ray
Mr., and Mrs Wallace Swarts. Of
scranton, visited friends in town sun
day.
Ans, Mott, Of Madisonvile, spent
Tuesday at the home Of her son. Milton
Mott.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles Wardell and
children visited friends in Moosic, Sat
urday.
Miss Nellie Kinds entertained the
Misses Nettie Evans and Agnes Watts
at ted Tuesday afternoon.
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branch. The large iron bridge is now
completed The coal from mines here
viii be shipped over the structure for
Clark's summit
Misses Edith Watkins, Hannah Pow
ell, Ltah Evans and Ethel Reese are
attending the Abingdon Baptist church
convention, which is being held at Car
bundale this week. During the evening
session of the convention on Tuesday
Miss Watkins gave a we'll prepared
paper on "mpaticnCe of Home Read
ings in the study of the Lesson"
The members of Taylor Hose COM
pany, No. !, are making extensive ar
langcments for their smoker tomorrow
evening at their quarters on High
street
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Griffiths, OF
High street, left yesterday for a few
weeks visit with rela atives in Cleveland,
Chic.
Mcssrs. William Rogers and Edward
David have returned from their trip
to the Pan American exposition.
Miss Gertrude Jones, of Main street,
accompanied her sister, Ethel to Phil
aielphia yesterday, where the latter
VIII resume her studies at the institute
for blind
Richard James, of Chicago. is visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j,
l.. Davis, on North Main street.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-12
CLARk'S GREEN.

Percy, infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jay Richards. expired at 2 o'clock on
Tuesday morning, after brief ILL
ness of cholera infantum. lnterment
will be made on Thursday morning
in the Dalton cemetery.
MIR and Mrs. Walter l.. Matthews
and Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Phillips left
here on Monday morning last for Buff
falo.
Rev. NJ. :. Godshall and wife and
Mrs. w. II. swallow and son Webster.
Miss Elizabeth. left here on Tuesday
morning enroute for visit at the Pam
American Exhibition.
Miss Dora Potter is visiting friends
in Scranton.
Mrs Edward Lutsey of this place.
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. +. f.
Sprague, of Scranton, to the great ex-
hibltIon at Buffalo.
Mr., Albert Mulinex returned on
Friday evening last from visit
among relatives in Green Ridge
Mrs. l.. NJ. Potter returned on Sat-
urday last from ten days trip at
the Pan American exhibition.
Mrs. Henry colvin, of Dalton, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. AIullinex spent
Sunday with friends in Scranton
The EpwOrth League are holding
weekly sessions for the consideration
of the topics to be considered at the
coming session of the simpson Union
of Epworth League to he held at New
ton on October II and -.
Miss Hattie NJ. Mead is again con-
fined to her bed,
Clifton Wheeler, infant son of 4. G
Wheeler, is seriously sick.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-12
CRESCENTS TO PLAY
IN PITTSTON TOWN
Our Crack Base Ball Team Will En-
deavor to Overcome the Champions
of Luzerne County.

ON Saturday afternoon the Cres-
cents, Carbondale's team of cracka-
jacks. will go to Pittston to struggle
with the champions of Luzernc county.
The game promises to be of more than
ordinary interest as the two teams are
evenly matched. The Carbondalcs will
leave on the l2:46 Delaware and lIud-
son train. and Manager Fox hopes to
take large delegation of rooters
along. Pittston is an old time rival Of
'arbondale. Gcrrity, the Crcscont'S $
Shortstop, has gone to Schenectady:
hut Manager Fox proposes to get "A
man fully as capable SO. with Murray
and iiartc, the infiCld will b. strong.
lion"sdale wants another game with
the CresCents Three times this season
the Maple city boys have bitten the
dust at the hands of their most hated
OF all rivals, the CrosCents. II is safe
To say, however, that unless IIonesdalc
comes down from its high horse it will
not be able to retrieve itself this year
as Manager Fox under no consideration
will go To Honosdalc to play. 1t must
he the tarhondalc grounds this time.
1t takes considerable nerve on the part
of the defeated Honcsdalians to de-
mand the privilege of naming the
grounds.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-12
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.

cards are out announcing the ap-
preaching marriage of DR.. :. f. Mover
the Well-known Carbondale veterin-
arian, tn Miss Laura Hill, an estima BILE
young Jermyn lady. The interesting
ceremony will he performed at noon on
Wednesday, September 25. at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w,
q. Hill, of Main street.
The Mayfield band will give con-
cert Thursday evening on r. NJ. Hart's
lawn. The following programme will
he rendered: March, "Dantonia" CWill-
iams): overture, The Beautiful GAIA
tea" (Suppe); medley overture, Jolly
Buffaloes' DeWitD; waltz, Woman
Divine TotanD; medley overture. "A
sure Thing" ODeWitD; overture, Poet
and Peasant" tSuppe); America"
HoSarth's band will give another of
their concerts in front OF A. Butter
worths place of business on Friday
evcning,when the following programme
will be rendered: March, New York
Journal" overture, Twilight Mem
ories;" gavotte, "Coquette:" ragtime
tWostep, "Hustling Coon" grand seIec-
ton, Les Martyrs" valse MY Coney
Island Girl" march, "Regalia"
Miss Rosie Eastlake, who has been
visiting her friend, Miss Lizzie Carey.
of Moosc, for the past two weeks has
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. II. Winter left yes
terday for trip to the Pan American
exposition, Toronto and the Thousand
Islands.
'laud Stockor left Tuesday to resume
his studies at the Lafayette university,
at Easton.
Miss Mary T.. Timlin, of Main street,
is in New York.
There is little hope expressed for the
recovery of Norman, the little son of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Merritt of Scott,
who is critically i'll with appendicitis.
Miss Helen Scutt recently passed A
successful examination i'm stenography
at the School Of Correspondence at
Scranton.
Frank Stocker is in New York city.
Mrs. Herman Keifer and sister, Miss
Kate Carey, have been spending the
past few days with Scranton friends.
Mrs. A. T., Shields and H. j. De-
Graw, delegates from the First Baptist
church, have been attending the con-
vention Of the Abingdon association al
Carbondale the past three days.
William Rawling returned home from
Philadelphia last evening, where he ac-
companied his father-in-law, John
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-12
TAYLOR.

The following is the programme tn
he rendered at the Evans benefit con-
cert. To he held IN WeharS rink on
Friday evening: Instrumental sclec-
tion, Watkins family: recitation, Miss
Crana Tubhs; recitation, Miss Etfe
Browning; solo, Arthur Morgans: Sc
lection, Ranfeld sisters recitation,
Miss Viola Jones; solo, Miss Edith
Watkins; solo, Edwin Bowen; violin
solo, Miss Ida liouscr; clog dance,
John Mangan; selection, Mozart quar-
tettc; recitation, Miss Sarah j, Price;
solo, William Price; comic song, Jo-
seph Coomhs; duet Arthur Morgans
and sidney owens; recitation Oscar
Morris; solo, Prof Harry Evans; solo,
Miss Olwen lIowclls; selection, Wat
kins double quartotte. Accompanist,
Miss LYDIA Hoskins
4 splendid rehearsal was held OF the
Temperance Reunion choir of the Tay-
lor section last evening, al the Metho-
uist Episcopal church. The committee
on music are more than pleased with
the singing and the public Will surely
have a delightful treat II they attend
the reunion at Nay Aug park on Sept.
g.
The concert given by Miss Sarah J.
Prices pupils at the German Evan
Ceical church on Tuesday evening was
larsely attended and pleasing through
out
The Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western company have made many
improvements on the keyser Valley
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-12
THE PASSING THRoNG.

Mrs Jennie Kohl is visiting friends
in Olyphant.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Boylan,
of Pike street. a son.
Rev. Walter German was visitor
in Scranton yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hutchinson, Of
Jersey City, are visiting friends in
town.
Miss Lizzie McDonough, of Kingston
is the guest of Miss Nora O'Hearn, Of
South Main street
Miss Loretta Coleman, of the Even
ing Leader force of compositors, is en-
joying a two weeks vacation
Miss Agnes Smith, of Providence. r.
l., is guest at the home of her uncle,
James Smith, of Park street.
Miss Helen Scahill has returned to
her home in Avoca. after pleasant
visit with carbondale friends.
Miss Barbara Ryan and Nellie Gau-
CHAN. of Scranton, are guests of Miss
Nellie Lynott, of the West Side.
The Young Ladies' Cooking club will
be entertained at the home of Mrs.
Haydn Evans on this afternoon.
Miss Mae Weeks, who has been the
guest of Miss Emma Collins, has re-
turned to her home at White Mills.
Frank Hyland and sister, Nora, of
Brooklyn, y. Y, are guests at the home
of Bernard Mullady, of 20 church
street.
James Pinkney, of Honosdalc. has
resumed his position at the Delaware
and Hudson freight house after a
months illness.
Miss Mary Gilligan Yesterday morn
Ing returned to New York city, after
pleasantly spending several weeks
with her mother. Mrs. Catherine Gill;
gan, on South Church street.
Joseph Mitchell. of Dunmore. and
George Fagael, of Schenectady. y. Y,
have returned to their homes, after
spending tho semi-centennial with
John A. Mccawley, on River street.
Thomas v. Nealon, son of ex-Coun-
Gilman and Mrs. II. NJ. Ncalon. Of
South Main street, has gone to New
York city where he has secured a posi-
tion on the Metropolitan street rail-
road.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-12
OLYpHANT

All members were present at Tuesday
nights meeting of the school board.
Borough Auditors Williams and
Scriven were present and asked the
finance committee Of the former board
to confer with them regarding the
examination list. The board did not
take kindly to the request and live
ly tilt took place between members and
the auditors, which ended in their re-
quest being refused. The matter of
purchasing organs for the music de
partments of the school was referred
TO the supply committee. The follow
ing bills We're passed for payment:
Scranton Truth. sl9.2j; American Book
company. sliSS4; Amburg Tinsley, $40:
John Dempsey. N5; Z. j. Gavin. IS;
Thomas q. Davis, s36.75; II. j. Me
Means. 81; r. Il. Williams So j. w
Patten. $j7.2i: Thomas Weaver. sl2.
\ committee of two was appointed to
consult with the boards attorney rea-
tive to bringing about compromise
in the First ward school muddle.
The old corps Of night school teach
ors were again hired for the coming
term which will open on September 30.
The teachers are as follows: Miss
Dougherty, Eva Kelly, Eta Hoban.
Substitute teachers were selected as
follows: Nellie Lenahan. Agnes Nor
ton, Viola Harris, Gertie Weaver.
At tho suggestion of Prof. Cummings.
the board made an appropriation of
$50 to purchase additional books for the
school library.
Mrs. John MCGinty, of Dunmore
street, who has been very i'll. is slowly
improving.
Mrs. y. l.. Jenkins, of Hyde Park,
visited friends here yesterday.
The weekly social of the Juvcnis
dancing class will be held tomorrow
evening. Music will he furnished by
LGWrcnce's orchestra of Scranton.
The funeral of the young child of
Nj. and Mrs. John Smith of Scott
street, Blakely, was held Yesterday af-
ternoon. lnterment was made in Union
cemetery.
Rev. Dr. Spencer, Mr., and Mrs. l..
d. Edwards and w. r. Edwards at
tended the Baptist Sunday school con-
vention at CarhondaIe yesterday.
A weeks mission will he conducted
in ST. Patrick's church commencing
next Sunday morning by missionaries
from Philadelphia.
"The Dcemstcr' will he tho attraC-
tion at the Father Mathew opera house
this evening.
Misses Mary and Katie Clancy at
tended the Gavan- BiGlin wedding at
South Scranton yesterday.
Mrs. Harvey Kelly and daughter
Florence returned tn their home in
Brooklyn after months visit with
relatives here,
Miss Liz2ir Dearic has returned home
after spending two weeks at Wilkes
Barre.
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MOOSIC.

Mr., and Mrs. j. r. Price, of Norh
Main street, left Tuesday for the Pan,
American Exposition.
\ family party consisting Of Mrs,
JoplinG, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. George
Jopling, Mr.. Tillman and sisters,
spent Tuesday at Nay Aug park
Tho Scranton Glass companys
plant resumed operations Monday,
Messrs. Eugene Eike and Wilfred
Hailstone attended social at Plains
Tuesday night,
Mr., John Robertson left Tuesday for
State College, where he will continue
his studies for the year.
Mr., John McCrindle and Mr.. Thoma,
Perry returned from New York Mon.
day evening,
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A Pleasant Party.

\ very pleasant gathering was that
which was held Tuesday evening at
the nome of Miss Annie O'Malley, on
ia" west side, The usual social diver
slons were enjoyed, Among the guests
Wer" these; Misses Emma. Myrtle,
Margaret ana Bee k"arney, Mary COL
llnS' Nora iieai"y, Cecilia Cavanaugh,
lhzzle Campbell, Mamie Kearney,
Timothy linady, Matthew Brown,
Matthew Clark, William Clark. Ed
ward Battle, John Andrews. Harris
shorts, Joseph Reardon, Frank car
ney, Thomas Jordan, Thomas Nolan.
Nicholas Hoffman, John McNulty, VIII
liam Campbell, Arthur Roe, John Nc
Cara from Mayfield and Misses I.eda
Keller and Margaret Conley of Susque-
hanna,
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BURKE
BUILDING
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Delaware and Hudson Railroad.


Trains will leave Cdibondllc at city station a.
follows; -
For scranton and Wilkes Barre--66, 1W. ND'
oOl, 1901, ll2l a. M; ~. ~, lIj, 2ol j'Jo'
%, 7OG, 1901, 1851 l.. m.
SUNDAY trains leave at s.jf, ll2l a. M Llo'
2.i6, $50, SEQ H. N.
For Albany Saratoga. Montreal, Boston. Now
England points, etc, 100 d. M i,'% r. m'
daily.
FOR Lake LodoIc. Wlymirt and lloncsddc,
80, ll.O5 q. M; 3jl, b.l3 u. m.
sunday trains leave Tor Lake Lodorc NaNmd''
and Honesdale At o30 a. m; Leo, ~ p M
Trains arrive AZ tdthondtlc from Nilkc~'l'arlc
and Scranton as follows; 6.i6 So N3O, lon
M; 12.37. . N. 3.2} rs, COS, 7.Oi, S3i, Dol,
1l51 p. M; lj} a.. m.
SUNDAY trains arrive al g.37 a. m; l2.io. 3.2j,
p. go ll"0 y. m.
Trains auiyc daily from Albany at 3.i6 and
Dos r. m. and on SUNDAY at 2.@U y. m.
Trains arrive from llOncsdalc and Waymart
daily At S.l3 4. M; ~. ". ilt, 6i1 y. m.
sunday trains arrive At Carhonddlc from Lake
Iodore, Wlymart and lloncSdalc at l2lI llo
ard 7.5j p m.
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A PLEASANT AFFAIR.
Business Meeting and Monthly So
cial of the Epworth League.

oThc Epworth League Of the First
Methodist Episcopal church held its
monthly business and social meeting
last night. The business session COM
mcnced at o'clock. and at the "I..
'. r. A. social began 1t lasted un-
ill 10 o'clock and included the follow
ing programme which was oxccllcntly
rendered.
Piano SOLO, Miss Nina Rolls.
Recitation, Miss Helen PassmOrc.
Vocal solo, Miss Nina Frank.
Address, by the pastor, Rcv. \. T..
Chaffee, On the International convcn-
tlon at California
Violin solo, Leon BLY,.
The social was largely attended and
greatly enjoyed.
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The Simla Seance.

In the various reproductions of East
lndia's so-called mystery. The Simla
Seance, presented by Sir Henry Tur-
pa, during his engagement in this
city he will appear in the correct dress
and makeup assumed by the Oriental
sorcerers, and an effort will be made
by the management to exactly repro-
duce the atmosphere and environment
IN which their strange manifestations
nave been presented to the beWilder-
ment OF globe trotters and investiga-
tors OF the occult. Sir Henrys five
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-12
A Property Deal.

John +. Walker, Of Mayfield Yard.
has purchased of william Walker the
old Cottage" property just south OF
the city. The plot, three acres Ia a
valuable one and should make an ex-
cellent investment. The price paid is
said to he Si,50O. 1t is Mr. Walkers
purpose to divide the property into
building lots and so dispose of 1t piece
meal. The site is an excellent one and
the change in ownership will no doubt
give property in that vicinity an en-
couraging boost.
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TWO DEATHS.
Mrs. Warren Rollison and an Infant
Girl Pass Away.

Mrs Warren ROllison, of Mayfield
yard, died Tuesday night about
o'clock, after an illness of several
weeks. Deceased Was 43 years of age
ON the Fourth of July last. Her maid
en- name was Mary Baker. She had
resided in Mayiield yard but short
time, moving there from Simpson. She
IL survived by her husband, three
daughters and one son. The funeral
Will be held tomorrow afternoon, in
terment being made in Brookside ceme-
terry.
Mr. and Mrs. Malachi Mannion, jr,
of South Main street, are mourning
the death of an infant daughter Chol-
era infantum was the cause Burial
was made yesterday afternoon in St.
Rose cemetery.
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Neil Burgess Himself Coming.

\ Neil Burgess, in his incompatible
character Of Abigail Prue with his
horses, COWS and other farmyard ac-
-cessories, will appear at the Grand
Opera house on Monday, Sept. l6. This
Is ono of the most important theatrical
events Of the season. The County
FAIR is known to those who take an
interest in things theatrical as one
of the most successful presentations of
rural New England life ever seen on
the American stage.