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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-16
pECkvILLE.

\ very large audience was in
attendance ut the second concert
given by the choir of the Presbyterian
church last sunday evening, when they
repeated by request their Easter
music. They were assisted by Mrs.
DR.. Nandorn and Miss Eaton and Mr..
Wdowiicld. The music was very fine
and was rendered in Il brilliant style
Each number showed careful prepara-
ton and was thoroughly enjoyed by
the very large congregation The
church can well feel proud of her
singers.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
odist Episcopal church will serve a
dinner in the church parlors Wednes-
day noon until all are served. Every
BODY invited to come and get IL good
dinner
Glass No. 0 will meet this Tuesday
evening ut the home of Thomas Warne,
of Hickory street. All members are
requested TO be present
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Broad and son,
Winfield returned home last night, af-
ter spending a few days with Wells
bridge. n. Y, relatives.
Mr.. Charles Billings and Miss Rose
o'Boyle will BIZ married Wednesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock, by the Rev. IL.
j. Latferty. In the evening Mr.. Bill
ings will give free bali.
Frank Taylor is able TO attend ia
his duties, after a few days illness.
The employees of the Riverside re-
ceived their pay yesterday, for the two
weeks of March.
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AVOCA,

Forty Hours Devotion opened in ST.
Mary's church ON Sunday morning at
| 1890 o'clock mass. Rev. Father Nc
| Hale, of PittSton, preached the SER
| mon on Sunday evening,
The marriage of Patrick Nc Andrew
! ana Mary Davis, both residents Of this
, town. will be solemuized in st. Mary's
church tomorrow afternoon.
Rev. Mr.. Wilcox, OF New York city,
and Rev T.. l.. Van Hoesen, of Lake
Ariel, occupied the pulpit OF the Pres
byterian church on Sunday.
Rev d, T. Smythe and John Connor
are attending the Presbyterian synod
at Scranton.
James Doran, of the West Side, has
accepted Il position as agent for the
Prudential Life Insurance company
Mrs. James Cogglns, of Butte City,
Montana, Is the guest of her mother.
Mrs Mary Doran, of the West Side,
Mrs. James McCabe and Mrs. Ed
ward Dunleavy left last night to join
their husbands, who have been in Butte
City for several months.
Mrs, John Brennan, of Main street,
is critically i'll
NJ. f. OBren has purchased a fine
team of horses and will embark in the
green grocery business this week.
Mrs. Margaret Shaughnessy, of Will
Transport is the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Il. T.. McGrail.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ j. Healey, of Plains
spent sunday at the Flannery residence
on the West Side.
Miss Mary McCrindle is visiting
friends in Carbondale.
Roy Bttinger. of Falls and T.. Bor-
wick, of Weldon, spent Sunday in
town
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Carbonda1e Department.

one on the southeast corner of Lin
| coin avenue and Washington street
One on the eastern corner of WASH
ington place.
One on the northeastern corner of
Brook avenue and Terrace street.
One on the north end of Wyoming
street and Garfield avenue.
One on the northeast corner OF Ninth
avenue and Spring street.
Il. @. Guerrin. representing the gas
company, gained the floor and stated
that the company wished it stated that
1t will have the privilege of removing
these lamps. which are to be of the
latest Welsbach incandescent street
lights, as soon as the bids for lighting
are awarded, or at their discretion
thereafter.
City Clerk Moon then read his bond.
1t was signed by y. l.. Moon, Il. r..
Dennis and Frank H. Burr IN $500 each
The bond was accepted and placed on
file.
4 communication was received from
the police department, signed by each
member of the force, requesting action
on the increase in their salaries, IL bill
for which was before the last coun-
ellis, but was allowed to die without
action. 1t was voted to suspend the
rules and the police committee report
forthwith. The committee recommend =
ed that the chief b. paid salary of
$65 a month for the ensuing year and
the rest of the force $3.50 per month.
Tho report was adopted.
The rules were suspended again and
the treasurer's committee held Il con-
ference on the matter of Molinais $
faxes. No report was presented, nut
Mannion suggested that it lie over
until next meeting. Tho select council
then adjourned To meet next Thurs
day evening at $50 o'clock.
COMMON COUNCIL.
quorum did not get together IN
common council until $40. Then
Chairman Collins called the session to
order. No business was done except
the appointmcnt of the standing COM
mtees for the ensuing year, and at 9.l?
the commoners adjourned. The com
mitteeS selected by Chairman CollinS
are:
Finance and TaNation-A II. Thomp-
son. Nealon, Evans.
Streets. Bridges and S"WerS--Whll-
field, Collins, Pugliano.
Masters.
Light, Water and Five-~W. IL. Mas
terS, LoftuS. Nealon.
Treasurer's and Collectors Accounts
Murphy, Evans, Pugllano
Liccnse-Stone, w. Masters, Lotus.
Printing!. Masters. Stone Murphy.
Rules-Pugliano Whitfield, Ken
ncdy.
Estinlate--Thompsun Pugliano, Ken"
ncdy.
Judiciary and Legisla slation-Murphy,
w. II. Masters, Evans.
l'olice--Nealon, Thompson, Whlt-
field.
Vice and mmoralty--Murphy w. II.
Masters, NeaIon.
At 9l5 an adjournment was taken
until next Monday evening.
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MOOSlC.

Miss Stella Levan spent Sunday
with relatives in Carbondale,
Miss Nerno Carpenter, of Susque-
hanna, returned after spending a few
days with Miss Ncrtie Din.
The recital in the Methodist Epi3-
CORAL church Saturday evening by Miss
Lena Barrett, of Susquehannu, IL stu
dent of Kings School of Oratory, was
enjoyed by a large and apprcciative
audience. Her programme was varied,
ranging from humorous to pathetic,
and q owed TO advantage her perfect
control OF voice, Her rendering OF
THE Creed of the Bells" and The
Spinning Wheel Song" We're especially
enjoyed. 4 brilliant career in her
chosen profession is predicted for Miss
Barrett by all who had the opportu-
nifty of hearing her
4 number of our tuWnspeoplo at
tended the Wyoming conference at
West PittStpn Sunday.
Mir, Harry I'apWell, of PhiIadelphia,
is Visiting his sister, Mrs. Frank John-
son
Prof, r. q. Osborne WAS a caller in
Kingston Saturday.
The Young Ladies' Mission Circle will
meet this evening Ut the Presbyter,
ian parsonage.
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OLYpHANT.

A. V. Bower, esq., of Scranton, will
deliver a lecture, illustrated with
stereopticon views. in the Blakcly
Baptist church, next Friday evening.
Tickets % cents. The proceeds of the
lecture will be used to buy uniforms
for the members of the Blakely Boys
brigade.
Miss Nellie McAndrew returned
home yesterday, after spending few
days at Avoca.
Mrs. Ann McNally, of Dunmore
street. is seriously i'll.
Miss Georgia Thomas spent Sunday
with Taylor friends.
" Joseph Hannick. of Scranton, was a
visitor at the residence of William Ro-
gan, on Dunmore street. Sunday.
Hon. Z. A. Philbin. of Archibald, was
a caller in town Yesterday.
S. j. Evans was a visitor at Hyde
Park Sunday.
Nh and Mrs. r. j. Parsons enter-
tanned the members of the Blakely
Whist club at their home, on Main
street, last evening. Card playing
was enjoyed for several hours, and
about midnight Il delicious lunch was
served by the hostess. The time was
delightfully."- passed by all present
Miss Maud Kelly is visiting her
grandmother at Mill City.
c. NJ. Hathaway, jr., student at
Yale college, is home for few days.
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TAYLOR.

The funeral Of William Davis oc.
Cured from his late home on Pond
street yesterday afternoon and was
quite larScly attended. Services were
held at Ills late home. Rev. John C.
Evans, pastor of the Welsh Congrega-
tional church, officiated. Interment
was made in the Forest Home ceme-
terry. Taylor castle, No. 267, knights OF
the Golden Eagle, of which the de-
ceased was a member, attended the OBJ
sequies. The pail bearers were: Ben
jamin Reese, David w. Williams, Will
liam Andrews, Richard Winters, Scott
Carey and John Barron.
Work has been commenced on tn.
removal OF the old trestle which spans
Oak street on the Keyser Valley branch
of the Lackawanna company, prepara-
tory to the building of a. new iron
treStllnS. The new structure vii! 10
us large again, which will necessitate
the widening of the wagon road which
passes underneath considerably. Work
men have been engaged daily in re-
moving the old timber and have placed
new timber temporarily, SO as not to
hinder the traffic for the present ship
mnnt of coal. The new trestling vii,
be one of double track. which will be
connected with the extra track, which
is now nearing completion, and il the
present rate of speed continues in the
work the structure will he completed
during thu Sumner months.
The Ladies' aid society of the First
congregational church will conduct an
ice cream social on pay night. Other
dciicacies viii be served. Admission
VIII he criy 10 cents.
Miss Mae Elmer, of Carbondale. Wis
tied Miss Lizzie Owens, of Oak street.
on the Sabbath.
Tonight the Bachelor knights will
conduct their grand ball at Weber's
rink. Miss Kate Reardon, the accom-
plished pianist, will furnish music for
the occasion.
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PRiCERURG.

Miss Belle Wrightson, of Providence,
spent Sunday with her parents on the
Boulevard road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Schmidt and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Schmidt,of Hyde Park,
spent Sunday with Matilda Schmidt, OF
Albert street.
Miss Maud Eosburg, of Montdale, is
visiting Mrs. Lizzie Dierks, of Car
malt street.
Misses Lizzie and Sarah Ellicott, OF
Scranton, We're the guests of Mrs. Isaac
Dave on Saturday evening.
Walter Wieland and William Jones
spent Sunday afternoon with friends
in Providence.
Miss Alice Eley, of Albert street,
visited rclativ at Pcckvillc on Sun
day.
A. pleasant party was given Satur-
day night at the home of Miss M. y.
Caygill, on Albert street. Games We're
played, refreshments served an an eX-
cellent time enjoyed by all present
Among those in attendance were:
John Gales, Thomas Gales. William
White, John Maher, James Simons,
William Cooper. James Caygill. Roger
Wood, Fred White, George Bailey, Joe
burg, Joe GreatiX, William VesSie,
Thomas Neeshan, Dave Walk, Clara
Barrett. Cordclia Barrett. Rebecca
Wear, Mamie Bucklow, Annie Summers,
Maggie Hall, Bessie Morris. Adelaide
Smailes, Sarah a. Cooper, Maud Nos-
burg, Norma Morgans, Mary A. Cay
gill. Lizzie A. WrightSon, Gertrude
Walkiss. Lizzie Netestan, Matilda
Schmidt, Mrs. \. w. Schmidt, Mrs. w.
Cumners. Mrs. Teets, MIR. and Mrs.
Caygll.
Isaac Cooper and Miss Rosanna BEN
tley visited friends at Lackawanna
Mr.. and Mrs. james Oakley spent
Sunday afternoon with relatives at
Providence.
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Mr.. COLLINS APPOINTED.
President John Mitchell Chooses
Him for National Executive Board.

Him for National Executive Board.
Henry Collins this morning received
the following telegram:
indianapolis. Ind, April 13, 1901.
Mr.. Henry Collins, Carbondale, Pa:
Have appointed you national board
member to take effect May /.
John Mitchell.
This will be good news for the min
ers of Anthracite district No. /, as 1t
is the first time in the history of the
present union that District No. l, the
largest in the anthracite region. has
had a representative on the national
board. There are but two anthracite
district men OH the board. They are
Benjamin James and John Fahey.
The honor conferred upon Mr.. Col
Inns is Il high one, as the position is
one of great Importance. He will be
one of the ten men who direct the des-
TIMES of the greatest labor organiza-
ton now in existence. 1t Is the result
of his hard work for the cause dur
ing several years past.-and the fact
that it was wholly unsolicited by him,
while others eagerly sought the APP
pointment, makes the honor a greater
one. IL shows the faith the national
president has in Mr.. Collins ability
and integrity.
For some years he has been a MEN,
Der of the district board and took a
prominent part in the conduct of the
great strike of last fall. This year
he is Il member of the Legislative COM
mttee and bis work at the state capt.
tal in hehalC of the miners has won
praise frCm his supporters and fellow
members of the union. The appoint
mcnt of Mr.. Collins is an honor to Car
bondae. and that gentleman will re-
ccivc hearty congratulations from all.
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JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.

The degree staff of Honoria lodge,
Daughters of Rehekah, of Archibald,
will pay a visit to Mizpah lodge, OF
Jermyn, tomorrow evening and initiate
seven candidates. A large attendance
of local members is desirable.
John Forschner, of Main street. was
arrested last evening on warrant
sworn out by Thomas Williams, ON
the charge of assault and battery. wi II
intent to kill, The hearing was to
take place at . o'clock last evening
before Squire Keifcr, but it was half
an hour later before the case was
opened and too late 10 report in this
issue.
Mr., and Mrs. James Allen and fam
lily, who have bean residents of this
borough for many years, moved yes
terday to Carbonate, where they will
make their home on John street,
Nj. and Mrs. William Gibbs, of West
Mayfeld. spent the past three days
with Scranton friends.
John Lucas will in a day or two open
a candy and peanut store in front OF
Erays livery, on Main street,
Idras Edwards, of the Windsor hotel,
left yesterday for New York and other
points of interest
Mr.. and Mrs. James Evans, OF Provi-
dence, former residents of Jermyn,
We're intown sunday, calling on some
OF their old friends.
j. j. Cox and family. of North Main
street, have moved to Carbondale
where Mr.. Cox will open a barber
shop on South Main street
Miss Mabel Davis will shortly move
to Middletown, n. Y, to join her
father. who has secured a position as
engineer there.
Bert Gabel, of Albany, y. y" was
a visitor here last Saturday.
The Electric Light company yester-
day paid into the borough treasury
Sl45, their pole tax for the past year.
There is but little hope for the re-
covery of the child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hockaday. who is critically
i'll of pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Edwards, of
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BASE BALL OUTLOOK.
Many Citizens Have Pledged Them
selves to Subscribe for a Local

Many Citizens Have Pledged Them
selves to Subscribe for a Local
Team.
The local base ball situation is be-
ginning to look very bright. The young
men who are promoting the organiza-
ton Of thoroughly representative cit
liens association are meeting with en-
couragement. Over one hundred have
signified their willingness to subscribe
the sum Of 81 or 81 toward the project.
Scranton, Wilkes-Barre. Susquehan-
ma and other nearby towns have Or
ganized strong teams and If the ideas
of the local "cranks" meet with en-
couragement the city Is assured Of
many exciting contests. This week
will see many of the local players get
into action, and there Is possibility
of a. match for the beginning of next
week. Among the players who are get
ting ready are: George Cuff. Moran,
Martin Rogan, w. Lotus, Jim Nc
Hale. Murray. Lynch. Emmett. Pid-
geon, Richard Monohan, Gordon. Sheri-
dan, Hadgins and Nealon.
An effort will be made to secure a
game with Fordham college team when
they come TO this vicinity to play the
strong st. Thomas team in Scranton.
The latter will also be secured for an
early date.
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READ THIS LIST.
A Big Minstrel Company Coming on
Thursday.

John w. VOgel and Arthur peming's
big mnstrels are coming to the Grand
on Thursday night. Arthur Demins
will, of course, be the chief merry
maker on this occasion, and to our
minds there is no comedian so we'll
prepared to infuse spontaneous mirth
as the genial Arthur. The Brothers
Van. those unapproachable musical
comedians; Rosaire. the wire marvel;
Tommy Hayes, trick bone soloist; the
O'Brien troupe Of acrobats in their
perily-defying act John T. Hoffman,
world renowned whistler and bird i'm
iator; Lew Benedict, the clever come
dian and parodist, an unusually large
singing contingent. including the fam
Gus boy baritone, Master George Jones,
Professor Nortons Double Symphony
orchestra, and many others, comprise
this large company.
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of Mrs II. l.. Gaige at her home in
Moscow on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Easterle were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. $. A. Will
cox on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mattison, OF
Binghamton, are visiting at the home
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gideon
Foote.
Fuller Evans. Will Jenkins Arthur.
Seeley and Neal knickerbocker left on
Monday of last week for Lestershirc,
N. Y, where they have obtained posi-
tions in the shoe factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il. Pelton, Of. Mos
COW, called on Elmhurst friends on
Sunday.
The society of Kings Daughters will
hold dime social OH Thursday even
ing of this week.
c. M. Curtis is building a new harm
and otherwise improving his property
here.
Helen, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. d. Cooper, has recovered from
very severe attack of pneumonia, un-
der DR.. knedlers treatment.
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The Passing Throng.

Fred Moses was in town over Sum
day.
Dudley Gordon was in Scranton yes
terday.
Miss Name Farley spent Sunday In
Jermyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Dougher WIS.,
tied friends in Archibald Sunday.
Charles Law, Of Pittston. visited his
daughter, Mrs. G. w. Cross, yester-
day.
c., formerly OF this city, is visiting in
town.
II. r. Durfee and Thomas Leirson
have taken rooms at the Anthracite.
f. Z. Corby, of Scranton. q former
resident here, spent Sunday in town.
Miss Rebecca McCabe, of Norris
town, visited friends in this city Sum
day.
w. c. Ennis, foreman of the locomo-
tive shops. has returned after two
weeks absence.
Miss Mary Weeks, of Honesdalc.
spent Sunday as the guest of Misses
Maude and Emma Collins.
Albert Breese is 4 member of the
jury deciding the fate OF Frank Jan
sen, charged with murder, in Scran-
ton.
Fred ]. Lowry has left for New
York, where he has secured position
on the New York, New Haven and
Hartford railroad.
Robert Sunderland, of Newark. n. j..
is visiting relatives here for a few
days. He was called to Carbondale by
the death of Clyde Whitfield.
Charles Stephens, of Lorrain, Ohio,
returned to his home yesterday morn
ing. after short visit with Messrs. A..
V. and Charles Seaman, of this city.
Mrs. Watson Griffin, Of Dickson
City; Mrs. Howard Griffin, of Provi-
dence. and Mrs. Fl. S. Alworth, OF
Providence, We're guests of. Mrs. Ida
Coleman and Mrs. II. A. Purple yes
terGay.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Laubshire, for
merly of Port Jervis, now of Carbon
dale, arrived in Port Jervis on Erie
train 80 this morning. for a visit to
Matamoras and Port Jervis. Mrs.
Laubshire will visit in this vicinity for
about three weeks, but Mr.. I.aubshre
will return To Carbondale Monday
Port Jervis Gazette.
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A NEW HEARSE.
E. ]. McHale Now Has the Finest
Funeral Car in This Section,

T. J. McHale, the North Main street
funeral director, yesterday afternoon
received the most handsome funeral
car in this city, if not in the county,
from the Riddle Coach and Hearse
company, of Ravenna, o. 1t is an en-
ira large vehicle, black enameled, with
rubber-tired wheels. There are no
plumes or urns on the top of it, as
these are now considered passe. In
stead. the top is panelled in black.
The outside of the car is graced with
ten tluted Corinthian columns. The in
side flooring is of rosewood. with silver
rollers, and the mountings are also in
silver. Ordinarily a hearse is not an
object for enthusiasm, but Mr.. McHale
has cause to be proud of the latest ac-
QUESTION to his business.
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Rummage Sale to Be Held.

The Young Lady Workers OF the
First Methodist Episcopal church will
open their rummage sale in the opera
house block in about ten days. They
will be glad to call for any articles of
cast-off clothing, furniture. crockery,
etc, which the people may wish to con-
tribute, IL word is left at Mrs. c. w.
Fulkerson's, 62 Salem avenue, or at
Miss Alice Buffers. 65 Salem avenue.
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morning and was finished yesterday
noon. The lumber. which was COM
posed of hemlock boards, most Of them
in sound condition, was allowed to be
taken away by any one, and as a con-
sequence a busy scene Of harvesting
firewood was enacted all day yester.
day. Many homes will have no use for
coal fires for some time to come. The
men employed at the breaker are now
Idle for an indefinite time, or until the
new breaker can be connected.
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ELMHURST.

DE-. Knedler visited his parents at
Alburtis, Pa, on Friday and Saturday.
Rev. j. j. Rankin spent several days
in Newark last week.
Miss Schinnerling and Miss Bessie
buckingham We're guests at the home
OF l.. G. Bortree al Moscow on Satur-
day and Sunday,
Mrs. II. j, Stanton returned from
a visit AT Lake Ariel on Friday night.
superintendent Taylor visited the
graded school here ON Friday
Miss Helen Williams was the guest
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Rev. Mr.. chaffee Reappointed.

The Rev. A. +. Chaffee returned from
the Wyoming conference yesterday at
ternoon. 1t is pleasure to announce
that Mr.. Chaffee has been continued in
his charge for another year. at least.
The First Methodist church in this
city has grown spiritually and mate
rally while he has been pastor Of it
and there Is not a question but what
the growth will be continued now that
he has been sent back to it,
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Storm Doors Removed.

All the people who had occasion to
visit the postotiicc and city building
after o'clock yesterday afternoon
had cause for rejoicing. The insight
lS and cumbersome storm doors that
have disiigured the front of the build
ing since last November have been
removed, and now entrance to the
postotlice is not accompanied by fear
OF having a hat knocked off or dis
colored eyes from the slammins nuis-
Il
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A Marrow Escape.

While Joseph Schermerhorn was load
ing ice machine coils In a box car yes
terday afternoon for the Carbondale
Machine company the mass of iron
suddenly started. 1t looked as If he
would be crushed and spectators shut
their eyes. The coils, however, mere
ly showed him to one side and out of
the car without damaging him further
than to inflict some bruises.
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"The Christian"

Hall Gaines play THE Christian"
which has been applauded by more
than million people, is to be present.
ed in this city soon. This is another
of the great pieces that will make our
theatrical season end in blaze of
glory. On Friday OF this week we will
be treated by the American Grand
Opera company, in which are such ar
lists as Madame Delmotta. Miss Rose
marie Campbell, Grafton Baker, Harry
Williams. Henry C. Peaks and Alfred
kuttner
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Milk Thieves at Work.

4 resident of Seventh avenue has
been annoyed considerably of late by
the derredations OF petty thieves.
Three times within the past week he
has had his milk stolen before break
fast time from his rear porch. He
threatens, if the thefts are continued,
to Fix up Il dose of milk for the thieves
that will have the effect of reforming
them.
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Begins This Morning.

The sessions of the Wyoming asso-
citation of Congregational ministers
opens this morning in the First Con-
gregational church. To all the ses-
aions the public is cordially invited.
Some fresh, timely subjects will be
handled that will be of interest to all
who attend. This evening Rev. w. II.
Stacey, of Lansford, VIII preach. The
choir will give special music tonight.