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who was taken seriously i'll several
days ago, was taken to Wheeler's hos
pital, Carbondale, where last Friday
an operation was performed upon her
by DR.. Reed Burns, of Scranton, as
sisted by DR.. Graves, of this borough
She is reported to have been greatly
relieved by the operation and her re-
covery is looked for. Mr.. Tmlin has
also been i'll for over week but has
much improved the past few days.
District Deputy Thomas Watts, of
Nandling, visited Liberty lodge. No.
1SS, Knights of Pythias on Friday ev-
ening and installed the following Off
GERS: Chancellor commander, Henry
Langman; vice chancellor, David
Thomas; master at arms, Andrew
Richards; master of work. William
Rosenmorgy; master of exchequer
George Rendered; prelate, George
Blake; inside guard, Thomas Wignall;
outside guard, James Langman: trus-
tee, William Williams. The district
deputy was assisted by David Jenkins,
master at arms and Samuel Waters,
prelate.
The indications are that the trouble
resulting in the shut down at the Del
lNdiS IIuuSoll COiiieIS Will ne du-
justed in a day or two and the men
will again be put to work. A commit
tee Of the mine workers We're at Scran-
ton on Saturday and had an interview
with Superintendent Rose, the result of
their interview being reported at II
spe cial meeting of the local held in
the evening. The colliery has been idle
since January l.
Nh William NJ. Murdock of this
place and Miss Ida Hughes of Pitts
ton We're by an unpretentious cere-
mony Joined in holy matrimony by
Rev. DR.. Harshaw at the West Side
Presbyterian parsonage in the latter
town. There We're no attendants and
only few close friends witnessed the
impressive ceremony Mr.. Murdoch is
II young man of much promise, being
the manager of the Nelson Morris es-
tablishment. The bride is young
lady of fascinating appearance and
possesses many charms and accom-
nj n1iSh1nantc
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First National bank. To fill the vacancy
on the board of directors OF that insti-
tuition, made by the death of Thomas
Ford, the various employees of the bank
will be advanced a step. Mr.. w. IT,
Watson, at present cashier, will take
Mr.. Ford's place, and Mr.. Crane will be
the new cashier. The change will take
place February I.
Nathan De Frehn, Il middle-aged
man, died at his home on Washington
street. West Pittston, this morning at
: o'clock, after several weeks illness.
United States Secret Service Agent
Griffith was q caller here yesterday
Mr.. Griffith came here from Pottsville
and had with him satchel full of
counterfeit coins, which he gathered in
there.
County Commissioner John NJ Jones
and Select Councilman George Buss
will sit as jurors at the session of the
Supreme court, at Williamsport, this
week.
Matthew Smith. of West Pittston
who was severely injured in an eX-
plosion at the Vulcan Iron works,
about a month ago, is improving very
nicely at the Pittston hospital. 1t is
thought his complete recovery is but 4
question OF q short time, and is a well
come surprise to his friends and even
the attending physicians. who had but
little hope for his recovery, owing to
the extent and nature of his injuries.
The physicians say it is a phenomenal
case, showing how Il mans grit can
carry him through a seemingly fatal
accident
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Matinee Today at Academy.

Jack lioeIicr, manager of the Gibney y.IIoefier
company which is 10 appear in repertoire at the
Academy OF Music, arrived in the city from
WiSe es'Bare yesterday, The company opened a
weeks engagement at Wilkes Barre last Monday,
and played to capacity there every night. The
newspapers of that city speak in the highest
terms Of their productions.
''Iikc the old, time circus, We are larger and
better than ever this season." said Mr., IIoefler.
II am quite well satisfied that the people of this
city who have seen our productions for many
years past will agree with men, after they have
seen the FIRST performance here, that we have the
strongest and best company we have ever taken
on the road. There will be special Monday
matinee, the play being Our Little Minister
and at night We will give Lewis Morrsons The
Indian 4"
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

geon on the United States transport
Mcclellan accompanying the vessel to
the Philippines. Upon reaching the
warm climate the doctor was taken i'll
with malarial fever and typhoid and
Tor some time was confined in Il hos
pital at Manila. Upon recovering, he
returned to his home here, arriving last
November. He never regained his nor
mai health, however, and his constitu-
ton became weaker day by day, and
for the past week or more his relatives
became aware that the chances for re-
covery were slight. His enlistment i'm
the United States service covered a
period OF two years. Deceased was 20
years of age. The funeral will take
place Tuesday at 10 II. IN. and will be
private. lnterment will be i'm the Sick
Ter cemetery, Lake Winola.
Mrs. William Davis and daughter of
Bellevue, are spending week with
relatives at West Pittston.
John Benfield, of Fremont street for
the past few years bookkeeper for Real
Estate Agent +. Fl. Banker. has re-
signed his position to accept one at the
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Big Sensation Company.

The new Big Sensation company will be the
next attraction at the Star theatcr opening to,
day. As the management defines his words I'M
common, because never before has such an ag-
grcgation been seen together in one company,
unusual for very seldom is such high,priced lot
OF performers seen together in one company; I'M.
equllled, as no other company now on the road
gives such clever performances unexcelled as the
company ID made up OF the best European and
American vaudeville talent to he procured
An olio OF uneycclled superiority: Comoy and
Keelcr, Irish comedians; Collins and Collins, the
cleyerest in their particular line of entertainment
the Bachelor sisters the only musical sister act
in the world; Farnum and Nelson, the creates t
acrobatic act ever Witnessed the Newell Sisters,
singers and dancers, and the electric spark, ,Iose
lie Coy, who initiates no one and can always be
counted upon 10 entertain. The show is one of
the best dressed we are likely To have visit us
this season, and is under the sole management of
James II, Parker, Matinee every day,
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JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.

The Board of Health. Of the borough
of Jermyn. have just issued u report
of the number of deaths and causes
for the past year. From q perusal OF
the report the borough seems to have
had an unusually healthy year as far
as zymote diseases are concerned. The
total number of deaths were 30, divid-
cd as follows: First ward, IA; Second
ward, Z; Third ward, s. The causes of
death were: Cancer, 3; pneumonia, 8;
injury, 4 suicide, 1. spina bifida. 1;
convulsions. l; brain softening. j.;
senile decay, 3; Ia grippe. 1; chronic
diarrhoea, l; apopleXy, ]: child birth,
L consumption, 1; measles, 4; angina
pectoris, /; epilepsy. i: heart disease.
9 Bright's disease, 2. The deaths un-
der 10 years Of age We're 8: between 10
and 20 years, O; from 30 TO 40 years, 81;
from 40 to 80 years, 3; from so to so
years, s; from so to 20 years, o. from
20 to so years, 8: from so to 80 years, l;
over 90 years, 3.
Mrs. james Timlin, Of Main street
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AVOCA.

Michael Murphy, aged 80 years, died
ut his home in Pittston township on
Saturday morning. Deceased had been
aling for only short time, and al
though he had spent many years of
usefulness, his death was not expected,
He is survived by the following chill
dren: James, of Latin; Mrs, NJ. j. Nc
Andrew, of Youngstown, Ohio; ELLA and
Elizabeth OF Philadelphia; Jennie and
Emma, at home; Sister Gregory, of st.
Paul's convent, Green Ridge, and Sister
Dasibitleus, of Villa, Philadelphia. The
funeral will take place tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock. A requiem mass will
be celebrated in st. Johns church. In
terment will be in Market street ceme-
terry.
Thomas Lacovitch, the little fellow
who fell from one of the extended roofs
of Heidelberg breaker, while trying 10
reach an icicle from above. died at the
home of his parents, in Dupont, few
hours later. The funeral took place
yesterday afternoon. An inquest will
be held at Squire Morahan's office this
afternoon to find ii there was any neg
llgence on the part of the company.
DR.. Berge will conduct the inquest,
The school board will hold special
meeting tomorrow evening. All mem
bers should be present,
The marriage of Miss Belinda Dough-
erty and John Whaen. both of this
town, is announced to take place this
month.
Al the general caucus held on Satur-
day evening. j, j. Morahan was nomi-
mated for squire; Frank Little, auditor.
and William Curley. high constable.
The Democrats in the Second and Third
wards nominated Nj. j. Reap and
Thomas Herbert. school directors; Pat
rick Dougher and Peter Farrell, coun-
cilmen; Michael Healey and Thomas
HaskinS 'conStables.
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TUNkHANNOCK.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.


Tunkhannock. January 12.-The fol-
lowing officers of the Junior
Order of American Mechanics We're in
stalled at the Grand Army hall on
Thursday evening, January ., by Dis
trict Deputy John Luckenbill, of this
place viz: Councillor, Edso Wake
field; jr. past councillor, John Brown;
vice councillor, Luther Barker; record
ing secretary, Elmer Ide; assistant
recording secretary, Porter Lucken-
bill; financial secretary, Charles
Welch; treasurer, Edwin l.. Phinney;
chaplain, Freeman Welch conductor,
j. G. Bedford; warden, William A.
Miner; inside sentinel, Thomas Rob-
inson; outside sentinel. James Bullock;
trustees. Robert Graham and Thomas
Robinson,
G. Dow Dewitt, while assisting in
loading some mine props, slipped and
fell from the car to the ground, spran-
ing one of his ankles with which he is
now confined TO the house.
District Attorney o. Smith Kinner
was doing business at Nicholson on
Friday and Saturday.
Mr and Mrs. Wilmot Il, Carpenter
are visiting their daughter at Elmira,
n. Y.
Rev Henry Stang, of Wayerly, n.
Y, was the guest of his cousin, Mrs,
stephen Robertson on Second street,
on Saturday.
Mrs. Francis Billings, who has been
visiting her son, w. r. Billings, at
Kingston. Pa, the past week, returned
home ON Saturday.
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SMALL POX AT PlTTSTON.
Two More Gases Added to the List.
Traction Company Fumigates It's
Cars-other Pittston Notes.

bpcclal to the Scranton Tribune.
pittston, Jan. 12.--The smallpox stu-
htion finds two new cases here since
yesterday. Both are located in Pitts
ton, the one--IIiss Mcdonnell, Il young
lady residing on Market street, near
Niain-was reported to the health au-
thoIities last night and u quarantine
Immediately established. The second
case developed today, and While 1T mad
not been reported to the health board
up to O'Clock this afternoon, the
physician in attendance felt quite posi-
tive it was a case of smallpox, and the
same prccautiop will be taken as else
where. The victim is Mrs. Theodore
Bretigan, of Broad street, whose hus-
band conducts the Vienna eating house
on South Main street. AS yet no deaths
have resulted. although the Allen girl
the first West Pittston case-is re-
ported in a critical condition and death
is momentarily expected.
daughter of Lyshon Evans, of Par
sonage street, was pronounced VIC
tim of the disease on Saturday morn
ing making the first case in Hughes
town borough. The total number of
cases is now fourteen, in this vicinity.
Almost every precaution has been taken
to check the spread of the disease. The
West Pittston public schools were fumi-
gated yesterday very thoroughly and
the schools will be kept open for the
present at least, although the dance
halls have been closed. The Wyoming
Valley Traction company have fumi-
gated all cars that run through this
vicinity, and many of the merchants
have done the same thing at their
stores. Mayor Corcoran has issued a
proclamation closing all dance halls
and places of amusements in Pittston
city, and the school board has been re-
quested to close the public schools
DR.. A. ~ Mahon, eldest son of DR.. J.
+. Mahon, of this city, died last night
at s o'clock ut the home of his father,
on North Main street, this city. Death
resulted from Il relapse of malarial
fever and n general nervous Drostra-
tion. DR.. Mahon had served as Il sur
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STAGE NOTES.

Little Lord Fauntleroy" is to be revived in
London.
f. +, Proctor Is organizing stock company
for permanent residence in Montreal.
John T., kolleri will make one more try Of
'rhe Cipher Code" later in the season.
New York capitalists are thinking seriously Of
erecting a building for a permanent circus.
Weber and Fields viii handle "Du Barry" and
Mrs Leslie Garter in their next bulesque.
Billy Emerson, the old'tmc minstrel is in
want in san francisco, and will be given bene.
ht.
Ezra Kendall is to be one Of next seasons stars
The Liebler company will handle the managerial
reins.
Mildred Holland is now having daily rehealsals
of her new romantic drama, The Lily and the
Prince" written by Carina Jordan which will be
produced in Buffalo the coming spring. Her role
will be that OF a young Italian girl, and calls
for high comedy Us well as a wide range OF
emotional work. The scene is laid at Florence, in
Sunny Italy, The land Of brightness and romance
Miss Holland is very much pleased With the new
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

Philadelphia, Jan. 12--Live stock receipts for
week: Cattle, 1908; sheep, o,253; hogs, $4,i90.
Cattle-Naiket firm and active at generally un'
changed prices; best, ..6.2jaG5O; choice, S6a
and Lambs-NaucS steadily maintained owing
TO the supply not being excessive and demand
sufficient to promptly dispose OF the most desir.
able offerings sheep extra, 4Aa4&c.; choice,
SAaic.: goo, 3Aa3l5c.; medium 2a4l3lac.; COM
mon, 3&a3lac.; lambs. 41aa6 13c. ilogs-Strong
feeling peyading the market and prices closed
fmer with stock well disposed OF; western, staa
oc.; fat COWS, 2aa3Ic.; thin cows, l1al2c. Veal
calves in steady demand at Ga6iac.; extra choice,
7l2aSc.; common, 3laa5c. Mich cows of the best
grades only held from $i0a50; common to fair
in light inquiry at S20a3o dressed steers, saS14c
dressed COWS, GAaIc,; dressed lambs, sallc.
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WINNERS.

Special to the scranton Tribune.
Winners, Jan. 10.-Mr. II. p. Smith
is home from Scranton visiting friends
Revival meetings at the Evangelical
considerable interest is shown.
Mrs. George Black and Mrs. c. Ait
are on the sick last.
Miss Olive Skinner has an Interest,"
ing school at Jubilee. The children are
expert in gymnastics which adds to
their refinement and culture.
The farmers are cutting ice and fill
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ing their Ice houses. The ice is of STU
perior quality.
The postofilce at Jubilee is now in the
hands of Mr.. j. Edwards.
A party Of two sleigh loads OF ladies'
and gentlemen went from Jubilee to
Scranton for a sleigh ride tonight
Mr. T.. Harris, 80 years of age, who
fell on the ice about u week ago and
broke his leg, is resting comfortably
under the care of DR.. Fike.
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Can you find the boys who knocked
off the policeman's hat with now-balls.
Solutions for Last Weeks Puzzles:

Wednesday. Jan. S.--Log Cabin Shelter Tent.
Thursday, Jan. 0.-Empty casks make the most
noise.
Friday, Jan. 10.-Buc Boards feathers form one
brother and his beard forms the other The
knave is also formed by the beard.
Saturday, Jan. 1l--Charlcs Dickens
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Scranton Wholesale Market.

Corrected by II. G. Dale, 81 Iackawanna Ave. }
Flour-Best patents, per barrel, $500
Bcans--Pcr bushc Choice marrow, sos
Butter-Fresli creamery, 26c; Lure creamery
24c.; GARY. 2315c.
Cheese-Full cream, 1llaal2c.
Eggs-Nearby, S2e. storage. fancy, 1obac.
Green Peas--Per bushel, $50.
Potatoes-Per busnel, 81.
Onions-Per bushel, 81 GO.
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Monday, Jan. G.-Thc cat is between tile faces
OF the children to the right. The dog is in the
branches to the left The rabbit is in the lower
iight.ha corner and The duck is at the top of
the picture.
Tuesday, JAN 1.-One policeman is under the
Welchman's left arm and the other is to The
right OF his head.
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Business Opportunity.
Dissolution of Partnership.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERsIIP--Noice Is
hereby given that the copartnciahp be-
tween Madison +. Lllkn and John Vols
randi trading Gs the "KOm Extract Com
pany" is dissolved. Madison +, Lutkm CON
iinuing in the business With the right 10 ne In.
same firm name and collect ali accounts and pa,
all indebtedness of rhC fam
MADISON +. LARKIN,
,.OiN VOLKNANDT
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THE MARKETS
SATURDAY STOCK QUOTATIONS.

The following quotations are furnished THE Trb
une by NJ. s. Jordan Company, room. 7o5 706
hears bnilding, Scranton Pa. Telephone. 5009
lnnn. Iinl. I.r.
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Wanted-Room and Board.

and board in refined private
family for three ladies; not to exceed Si2 per
week One located within five minutes walk from
city hall preferred, Address, H. II, Tribune Of
flee.
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play, and hopes to duplicate the success she mad,
as Aria in The Power Behind the Throne
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Public Sale.

PUBLIC SALE-We will sell at public sale for
the benefit OF whom it may concern, on We'd
ncsday, January %, at 10 o'clock Il. M, at the
Sheriffs office, in the Court House, of the City
of Scrapton, two (2) shares of stock of the
Stowers' Pork Packing and Provision Company,
the same being held as collateral 10 note.
WELLES g. T0RREY. Attorneys.
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Scaveng ger.

A. b. BRIGGS CLEANS PRlvY VAULTS AND
cess pools; no odor; only improved pumps used.
A. b. Briggs, proprietor Leave orders 1lG0
North Main avenue or Eiekc's drug store,
ncr Adams and Mulberry Both telephones.
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Hotels and Restaurants.

TIE ELK CAFE. l25 AND III FRANKLIN AVE.
nue. Rates reasonable
7. ZEGLER, Proprietor.
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Physicians and Surgeons.

DIR. W. L. ALLEN. jl& NORTH WASHINGTON
avenue
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Help Wanted--Male.
engineers Wanted :s..s$. :s' :: 81. &: q; E; {;

Indicators. Shaking Crates Furnace Blowers Sep.
arato,s, steam Pumps. Alarm Water Columns.
Sheet and Piston Packing. etc. Union steam
Specially Co. New phone. l3i Franklin avenue.
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