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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-04
The lineup was as follows:
Lecture by Rev. DR.. Whalen.

This evening Rev. DR.. Fl. j. Whalen
of Carbondale, will lecture on the "Wit
and Humor of the Irish People," in the
Tabernacle for the benefit Of the build
ing fund of the North Main Avenue
Baptist church. DR.. Whalen was heard
in this section sometime ago before a
large audience, which was greatly
pleased with his lectures. The price of
admission will be adults 90 cents, chill
dren 10 cents.
Appended are some notes of Rev. DR..
Whalen's lectures:
Mr.. Whalen spoke with fine effect His ad.
dress was vigorous in thought and contained many
well turned periods and graceful touches of fancy,
Times, Long Branch y. y.
His portrayal OF the inimitablr wit and humor
OF the Celtic race was laughablc in the cXrene.--
Republican, Ca2enovia, H. Y.
Rev. william " Wilson, d. d.. New Mon.
mouth, n j.: The lecture upon "Tlc Wit, lIu.
NOR and PathoS of the Irish People was great
treat. was instructed and hcalthfuly enter
tained.
Rev. George G. Williams, Allentown, Pa: My
people We're delighted with it, and continually
refer to it q treat 10 be remembered.
Hon. C.. T.. Maynard, New York Assembly: 1t
was brim full of refined wit and humor, good ad,
vice to old and young, and well calculated TO
make every one who listened to it better and hap
pier
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-04
SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.

Mrs. Johanna Shkovira has got her
self into trouble, according to the in
formation lodged against her by Mrs
Katherine HeZnay, of Winton bor-
ough. The charge against the woman
and John Solok, is that OF enticiny
away the affections of the prosecu-
| triX's husband. All the parties live
in Winton and hearing was to have
taken place before Alderman Lentes
last evening. The defendants. how
ever, entered bail before Justice of the
Peace S. W. Arnold, of Peckville, for
hearing Friday night.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Meredith, of Brown ave-
nue., was arrested yesterday on
charges OF larceny by bailee, preferred
by S. Blau, of Mifllin avenue. Twenty
dollars was The amount secured. AL
derman Lentes, after hearing the state
ments of both parties, held the de-
fendant for court in the sum of 5000.
The South Side Bowling club held
its monthly meeting last night. Rout-
inc matters We're disposed OF and ar
rangements for the opening game of
the new league We're perfected. The
opening match will take place tomor-
row night on Zulager's alleys on Pitts
ton avenue, and the contestants will
be the Arlingtons and the South Side
teams. At the close of list nights 5
session match game was played by
the members, which was followed by
social session and supper.
we'll attended meeting of st. Mary's
Glee and Dramatic association was
held in St. Mary's hall last evening,
when officers We're elected. The fol-
lowing We're chosen: President, Isidore
Miller; vice president. Leopold AL
brecht; secretary, George Robling:
treasurer, Frank p, Kloss; auditors,
Joseph Moser and Henry Jamesen;
master at arms, Jacob Fisch.
A meeting of the Young Peoples so-
ciety of the Hickory Street Presbyter-
ian church will take place tomorrow
evening,
The Ladies' Aid society of the same
church viii meet on Thursday after
noon, at the home of Mrs, S. S. Spruks,
on Linden street, corner of Webster
avenue.
A well attended session of the choral
union was held on Hickory street last
evening.
A young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Epple, of 5l2 Pittston avenue, fell on
an icy sidewalk yesterday, and her
lower lip was badly cut. Several
stitches were necessary to close the
wound.
The Scranton Bowling club will hold
their weekly meeting and match this
evening.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-04
A TRUTHFUL HORSE TRADER.

From the Seattle Pos'lntclligcnrcr
There IN at least one farmer who lives out nea"
RcntOn who will be careful in the future when
he makes purchase, and especially so II that
purchase should include horse, For a long time
his wife has been trying TO persuade him to buy
a family horse and he had read all OF the books
on horses that he could find lie was at last fully
competent to Judge h0rsetlesl--at least that ~
what tic thought.
With the savings OF several months in his
pocket he went forth last Wednesday morning
in search Of "famiy horse" lie knew that he
would be able to find just what he wanted, and
the thought OF someone beating him in 4 bargain
never occurred to him.
He met a friend TO whom he contided his
mission, and that friend conhded II TO another,
and before Farmer A. had been in town two
hours there was more than one man looking ior
him with just the horse he ought 10 have At
last he found one that suited and the bargain
was quickly closed, lie even did better than la
had hoped, Tor he had been able to buy the
buggy and harness as well.
In less than an hour after the deal had been
Completed there was an angry Tarmer in town.
lie found the original owner OF the horse treating
few friends to drinks in FhSt Avenue saloon,
Look here, sir'' he exclaimed, II don't want
this horse you sold me- lie SHES. | can't sc, him
TO cross the bridge,
THAT'S the reason that sold him." replied
the original owner calmly, Why did You buy
the horse from me at allg'
Because | liked the looks OF him and because
you said he was all right"
80 | did," answered the horseseler "and
| also told you my honest reasons for wanting to
sell him as cheap US did .
"Noll, ii you can get out OF town with him'
said the dealer, "it will be more than can do
"ies, you wanted to sell him, you stated, Tor
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-04
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Will Diehl OF South Hyde Park ave-
nue., has returned home from visit in
| Bayonne, N. j.
Thomas the young son of Mr.. and
| Mrs. William williams, of South Ever
EFT avenue, who was injured recently, is
| recovering.
Cashier A. b. Eynon and son, Ben,
have resumed their duties at the West
Side bank, after an illness.
Miss Lena Sawyer of Chestnut street,
is attending her father, who Is i'll at
| Moscow.
Mrs. William Price and son. William,
| of South Main avenue, contemplate n
! visit to New Orleans.
Mrs. Albert Becker and son, Albert,
Of Thirteenth street. left for Philadel-
| phia yesterday.
Miss Edith Roche. OF Wilkes-B Barre,
| is the guest of Mrs. David Thomas, of
Eynon street.
Daniel Alsood OF Price street, is i'll
at his home.
Miss Grace Reed, of jackson street,
is ill.
Miss May Sneidman, of Academy
street, is recovering from an illness.
Harry Phillips, of Washburn street,
has returned from a visit in Blooms
burg.
Miss Jennie Davis, of jackson street,
is confined to her home by illness.
Otto Schoen, of Luzerne street is in
| dsposed.
Mrs. Phoebe Allgood, of Garfield ave-
nue., is convalescins from an illness.
Arthur. the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Chase, of North Main ave-
| hppn ic
now recovering.
Lewis Bowen, of South Bromley
| avenue, and Mrs. Mary Jones, of Jack
son street, were united in marriage
recently in Wilkes-Ba
Thomas II. Walsh. Of Railroad ave-
! nue.. has returned home from a busi-
ness trip to New York.
John Feeney. jr, of North Rebecca
avenue, is recovering from months
illness.
John Ketchum, of Hackettstown, n.
j., is i'll at the home of Thomas Carr,
on North Main avenue.
DR.. j. w. O'Dea. of Wilkes-Barre,
has opened an office in Bellevue
Myron Donohue, of Chestnut street,
is recovering from bronchial trouble
Miss Ethel McDermott daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. H. c. McDermott, of
North Hyde Park avenue, is expected
home this week from Oneonta, n. Y.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-04
DUNMORE DOlNGS.
Meeting of the Borough Council--A
Large Amount of Business Was
Transacted.

The borough council met in regular
session last night. with all members
present. On motion of Mr.. Payton, the
treasurer was instructed to receipt the
bill for pole tax of Suburban Electric
Light company, providing they will re-
ceipt bill for incandescent lights fur
nished the borough during the past five
years
The fire committee reported that the
hose purchased at the last meeting had
been received and placed with the diff
ferent companies. The indicator or
dered for the o. S. johnson Hose COM
pany has been shipped, and an allow
ance of $25 was made for the one re-
turned. w. Fl. Derby was present and
| complained of u water nuisance at the
corner of Drinker street and Electric
| avenue, but no action was taken on the
matter. On motion of Mr.. Payton Sec
onded by Mr.. Mclaughlin, it was de-
cided that the sewer committee, in con-
junction with the borough attorney and
/ borough engineer, be instructed to pro-
ceed and make all needed arrangements
| to begin the building of the sewer.
Burgess Burschell reported no police
| fines during the month of January.
Chief of Police Healy reported two ar
| rests during the past month"; and that
! electric lights burned poorly. Street
commissioners time sheet for F'ebru-
| airy amounted to $2494i. A resolution
was passed, authorizing the borough
attorney to advertise for bids for the
new series OF bonds which are now
ready for issuing. Chief of policies time
sheet for $3.50 was approved and ordered
| paid. The time sheet of the fire de-
partment, for $780, was approved. Mis-
cellaneous bills, amounting to 1851 81,
| were also approved.
| Orders for the amounts due Messrs.
Zimmerman and JefIreys, as.viewers in
the sewer matter, We're ordered paid.
The amount of Mr.. Zimmerman's order
was for 81, 297, and Mr.. Jeffrey's was for
s! ,2S3
A committee was appointed to confer
with Postmaster Ripple in reference to
the furthering of the free delivery sys-
| TEN throughout the town and arrans-
| ing for the numbering of the houses in
| town.
| The Independent Political club of the
First ward, Dunmore, will hold a gell-
eral meeting Tuesday evening at z
O'Clock, at Miners restaurant.
- John Woelkers.
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Bowling is the game that takes the
lead among the athletic young men of
Syest Scranton this winter, and every
afternoon and evening some spirited
games are played on the Electric City
Wheelmen's alleys, on Jackson street.
The league games between the first
team and the Backus five last night
were the best yet rolled on the alleys,
and we're witnessed by IL large number
of club men and their friends. The
scores will be found in the bowling
column on another page.
Captain Wettling played star game
last night, having an average for three
games OF III. McCracken was u close
second with an average of 175. The
features of the game were Williams
three strikes in succession at the end
of the last game, and Wettling's spare,
which was one of the prettiest plays
ever seen on the alleys
The Electric City boys are the in
fants of the league in membership. and
have won six of the nine games played
against three of the strongest teams in
the city. Their winning three games
straight last night puts them among
the leaders of the league.
The second team is also playing q
stiff game and developing some excel
lent players. They have challenged the
first team, but the game has not been
scheduled as yet. The second team will
play in the bicycle club league which
will be reorsanized in a few days.
Several other teams have been organ
lied in the club, notably the Patagonias
and Lafayettes, and they will get to-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-04
Jones-Jones Nuptials.

One of the happiest nuptial events of
the season was the marriage OF Miss
Ellen Jones and John Jones, son of Mr..
Isaac S. Jones, which took place last
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Henry, of Spring street. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. r. J..
Reese, of the Puritan Congregational
church.
The bride wore gown of brown pop
lin, with applique trimmings. She was
attended by Miss May Gill. The par
lor decorations were very artistic,
palms and plants, covered with a
drapery OF Old Glory, forming a pic
turesque bower. Those. present We're:
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Jones, Mrs. r. J.
Reese, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Henry,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. C. Davis Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. David j.
Jones, Master Hayden Davis, Misses
May Gill, Bessie Utterly, Eva Henry.
After the reception, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones left on Wedding tour to Boston.
Upon their return they will reside in IL
newly furnished home in North Scran-
ton.
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class will also meet this evening. Prayer
meeting tomorrow evening. Probation
ers class Friday evening. The Wom-
ems Foreign Missionary society met
Friday evening at Mrs. j. 3. Snyder's,
on Washburn street.
The social committee of the Electric
City Wheelmen will conduct dance in
the club house Thursday evening, Feb
ruary 49, The Patagonia bowlers will
roll the Lafayette team Thursday even
ing next.
Mrs. Sarah T. Morgan, of North Re-
becca avenue, fell recently and frac-
tured several OF her ribs.
An entertainment and social will be
held in st. David's hall this evening
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Joyce,
of SIG Twenty-third street, a son.
William Joseph, of Acker avenue, an
employe at the Dodge mine, was in
jured yesterday afternoon. just before
leaving the shaft. He was about to
get on the carriage when 1t started
and he was squeezed about the breast.
DR.. w. Rowland Davies was called and
dressed his injuries.
The regular monthly business meet
ing of members was held in the First
Baptist church last evening at which
matters pertaining to the church were
discussed and acted on.
The ladies' choir under the direction
of Mrs. ID. B. Thomas, have postponed
their rehearsals for the next two
weeks.
No. Is school building has been
closed indefinitely, owing to the exist
ence of smallpox in the immediate vic
nifty
The feast of the publication was OBJ
served in st. Patrick's Catholic church
yesterday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-04
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

The crew OF North Main avenue
street car had a narrow escape from in
jury Sunday night when their car
jumped the track in front of the Dia-
mond ravine. The damage was triflng.
Mrs. Robert Owens, of Dodge avenue,
bellevue. was bitten on her right arm
by q dog recently, while visiting at the
home of her mother on Eynon street.
The animal sprang at her while she
was passing through the yard. DR..
George Beach cauterized the wound.
Among those reported sick are Mrs.
Mary McAndrew. of Fairview avenue;
John Wheeler, of South Main avenue;
Mrs. Alonzo Wheeler, of South Main
avenue; Mrs. Sue Staley, of Emmet
street. Miss Mae Jones, of North Main
avenue.
Recent births-Son, to Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Evans, 129 South Garfield ave-
nue.; daughter, to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Samuels, of Ninth and oxford streets;
twins, to Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Da-
vies, OF 1873 Hampton street; son. to
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch. Nesbitt, of North
Bromley avenue.
The Ancient Order of Foresters will
meet in Morgans' hall tomorrow even
ing. A prehistoric annual from t'llei
wood forest has been secured to use in
the initiatory.
James Rush, of Tenth street, has
been appointed fireman at the new
Hampton steam heating plant, recent
ly installed by the d., l.. & w. COM
Dany.
Miss May Edwards, of South Main
avenue, one of the participants in the
Dance of the Seasons at the Kirmess
slipped on the stage Saturday night
and spraiden her ankle. She has been
unable to leave her home since.
Fred Strong, of South Main avenue
had II thrilling experience in the snow
storm Sunday night, but luckily
reached home in safety
Patrolrnen Thomas Lowry. John Ma
lott, II T. Bradshaw James Thomas
Thomas Evans, Thomas Jones and
Thomas Collins have been assigned to
West Scranton duty for the month of
February.
A special meeting of the Cleaners will
be held this evening in the Simpson
Methodist Episcopal church. The oni-
cial board and trustees held meetings
last evening. The missionary study
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Patrick Casey and Patrick Glen, of
West Scranton, were painfully injured.
and horse and cutter belonging to
Liveryman Kelly badly damaged, by a
collision with a trolley car on North
Main avenue. near Oak street, last
night.
The men attempted to drive across
the track, directly in front of the car,
as 1t was approaching from behind
them. They were thrown out and both
received severe bruises and cuts. The
horse dashed through d. d. Jones fence
and was not stopped until he had run
as far as the house.
Vincent Serrlo, of Ferdinand street,
slipped and fell on the icy pavement
yesterday and sustained a compound
fracture of his right leg.
Mrs. William Jones, an aged resident
OF 1910 Brick avenue. broke her leg,
near the ankle, Saturday afternoon, by
slipping on the ice near her home.
Mrs Kineleham, of Mary street, fell
recently on the ice, near her home, and
sprained her right ankle.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-04
Basket Ball.

The High Works basket ball team last
night defeated the strong Crescent
team, of the central city, in a we'll
played game at the Auditorium, before
large audience. The feature of the
game was the playing of Eligy and
Ketrick, of the High Works, and
O'Hara, OF the Crescents. The score
was II to 8, in favor of the High Works
team.
The lineup was as follows;
High Works-Gilboy, left forward; Ketrick,
right forward; Eligy, center; Ruddy, left guard;
Marion, right guard.
Crcscents-,Jelu. left forward; O'Iara, right for.
ward; Meary, center; Roach, left guard; Swift,
right guard.
The Cracker Jacks basket ball team
did not make the trip to Bloomsbury
yesterday on account of the death of
one of the Bloomsbury students.
There will be Il game or basket ball
tonight between the North End Stars
and Tigue's gymnasium team.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-04
STOLE MRS. CLEVELAND'S
BEAUTIFUL BLACK HAIR

AS soon as she recovered sufficiently
she noticed that the drawer of the
bureau had been pulled open and ram
sacked. A search revealed the fact that
only $3.50 in money had been taken. A
gold watch and other valuable tewelry
lying in plain sight had not been
touched
While standing in front of her mirror,
Mrs. Cleveland noticed with horror that
her hair had been cut off close to her
head. She had 1t rolled up Sunday
night and the roll was shipped off clean
with very sharp instrument
Search downstairs showed that the
burglar had effected an entrance by the
back door. which was found open. AS
there are no marks on the door and no
evidence of it's having been forced open,
1t is believed that Mrs. Cleveland left It
unlocked.
The case was reported to the police
yesterday, and Detective Deter made
am investigation. He says the case is a
most mysterious one,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-04
woman,s Ruse to See a Wedding,

II is not an easy matter to keep woman from
funeral or a wedding, especially the latter II It
be a fashionable function relates a Paris cores
pondcnt Tho recent marriage OF the Count lie
Flers and Mile. Genevieve Sardou was tremei-
dous affair in Paris, and at least t"o persons
claimed every available seat in the church where
the happy pair became one Just as the cefc-
mony was about to begin handsomely dressed
woman forced her way through the crowd at the
door and was about TO step inside when the
steward ON guard there barred her progress, say
ing:
'.It is impossible to let you in, madam, Every
seat Is occupied"
"That may be-" replied the lady in very con-
fdent tone 'but you will find ii you inquire that
there is till room for me-"
"Who are you then, madam" asked the stew
ard
~ am the widow OF General Glllifct," She re-
piled.
The steward salutod the lady with an apologetic
bow and showed her TO a good viewpoint inside,
expressing regret that TO provide a seat was inn
possible. on returning 10 the door he was ie.
minded that General Gaiet is very much alive
aud that he is moreover, a widower.
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Gold Watch and Valuable
JeWelry Left Untouched.
Took $3.50 in Cash.

A daring burglar entered the home OF
l.. G. Cleveland. 424 Larch street, sun
day night and after chloroforming the
latter's wife, cut off and carried away
the long. beautiful black hair which
adorned her head.
Mrs. Cleveland was alone in the house
with her two childreni Sunday night,
and went upstairs to put them TO bed
about $50 O'Clock. She got the children
safely to bed and then, feeling tired
herself lay down on a bed nearby and
fell asleep. She awoke with start Just
before midnight and discovered that
she was deathly sick. She suffered
greatly from nausea and the other
symptoms which follow the admins
tration of chloroform
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-04
NEWS NOTES.

The Young Women's Christian AS
sociation held we'll attended guessing
social in their rooms on North Main
avenue, last evening.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Flynn, OF Warren strete. is gladdened
by the arrival of n baby boy.
Bert Emery, of Philadelphia return
ed home yesterday after visiting the
home of his parents on Church ave-
nue..
Mrs. Reese Watkins, of Edna avenue,
is convalescent.
Jane Brace, of William street, is SER
iously i'll,
o. b. Stocker, of Wichita, Kansas,
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formerly Of this place, Is, visiting the
home of o. A. Richard, Of North Main
avenue.
] V. Lewis, Of Richland, N. j., will
address the congregation of the Welsh
Congregational church, this evening, In
the church parlors.
Howell Davis, of Warren street, was
last week promoted from pump nun
ner in the Leggetts Creek mine to fire
boss.
Joseph Wheeler, of Pittston, was
among Sundays visitors.
The funeral of the late Fred o. From
berry took place yesterday afternoon
at o'clock from his late residence,
25l2 Amelia avenue.
p. j. O'Donnell, of Brick avenue, Is
confined to his home by Illness.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-04
FUNERALS.

The funeral services OF H. NJ. Graves, ot T2
Capousc avenue will occur in the church 1T
$50 o'clock. lntcrmcnt will take place in For
est Hill cemetery,
The funeral Of the late James Mulroy will take
place this morning from the house on sixteenth
street Services will be held in st. Patrck's
Catholic church, and ntermcnt will be made in
the Cathedral cemetery.
The funeral of the late John L. sullivan. who
died at his home, No. 1 Clark's place. Will take
place this afternoon at $50. Intemcnt will be
made in the Cathedral cemetery,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-04
Meetings Inst Evening.

The members of Hyde Park camp,
No. S951, Modern Woodmen OF Amer
lea, met in Ivorite hall last evening,
and transacted business. Several ap-
plications were acted upon.
The members of Council No. 159,
Catholic Relief and Beneficiary asso-
citation, met in Y. NJ. l. hall last even
Ing and enjoyed social hour after the
hnsnnsS aaeSSion