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and family during the summer. will leave
to-day for Maxinkuckee where she Will
visit Mrs. a =. Gates and Mrs. II. II.
Rowland for a short time before returning
70 her home in Minneapolis.
The tenth section Of the Maennerchor
Ladies Society gave a euchre party yes
terday afternoon at the Maennerchor Hall.
The hostess was Mrs. Emil Steinhilber,
and she was assisted by Mrs. Joseph
Geiger. Mrs. Stanley. Miss Agnes Kruger.
Miss Clara Ballman. Miss Bertha Duden
and Miss Elsa Duden.
WILL WE'D TO-DAY.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
FORT WAYNE, Ind, Aug S.-The mar
riage of Miss Helen Smyser. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Smyser and Mr.. Rus
sell Hawkins, OF the Diamond Match Com
pany, Chicago, will take place tomorrow
night. Ii was expected to be one of the
chief functions Of the society season and
had been set for October. but business of
imperative nature required the presence OF
Mr.. Hawkins in Europe and he asked his
bride to consent TO earlier and less
formal wedding in order that the wedding
trip might include the voyage across the
ocean. She consented, and, with her hus-
band, Will sail early next week for London.
The Rev. DIR. d. w. Moffat, of the First
Presbyterian Church. who is summering at
Madison, Ind, will return home to perform
the ceremony. 1t will be witnessed only by
relatives and three of the personal friends
of the groom from New York.
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Petition for N Guardian.

Richard Roberts yesterday filed petition
in the Circuit Court for the appointment
of a guardian for Matte Morgason, OF I'M
sound mind, alleging that she is incapable
of mana ging her property.
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Democratic Chairman, plans,

Chairman OBrien. of the Democratic
state committee, at the Grand Hotel
last night. He came TO Indianapolis yester-
day and spent few hours at headquarters.
The chairman will GRO n Crawfard suilla
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SEALS, STENCILS AND STAMPS.

the Board of Trade are public property and
the public is entitled TO them, aiAO that the
Board of Trade is a gambling institution.
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SHORT ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Columbia Hose company will meet
this evening at 7.30 o'clock at the cor
ner of Main avenue and Jackson street.
Special revival services will be held
at the Jackson Street Baptist church
again this evening, when Rev. David
Spencer ID. d., pastor of the Blakely
Baptist church, will be the speaker.
Bald Mount camp, No. 52S, Patriotic
Order Sons of America. entertained
about twenty members of the Colonial
club. of Camp IT'S. Patriotic Order Sons
OF America, last Friday evening.
Miss Lena Giles, of Beddoe court, en-
tertained a number of her friends, in
honor of her twelfth birthday, Satur-
day evening.
Richard Colon, of Eynon street. is re-
covering from injuries he received while
at work in the Dodge mine recently.
The Womens guild of st. Mark s
church will serve a supper on Thursday
evening in the church parlors.
The Ladies Aid society of the First
Baptist church is making elaborate te
preparations for a Martha Washington
entertainment and social, which will be
held in the church parlors on the even
ing of February q.
w. d. "a iodllNlil, "Ilo Has DeeH eln-
ployed for some time as superintend-
ent of machinery for the Carlucci Stone
company, has resigned to accept a more
lucrative position in the same capacity
at Timmes & Hecht's new spike mill,
on jackson street.
The quarantine on the Brace home.
on Bromley avenue, will be removed
about the first of next week.
A. b. Eynon and son, Benjamin, of
North Hyde Park avenue, are i'll at
their home.
Roy Madden, of South Bromley ave-
nue., will leave for Chicago this week.
The wedding of Louis Davis. of
Twelfth street, and Miss May Samuels,
of Bellevue, will take place on the even
ing of January so.
Miss Nellie Kay, of Bromley avenue,
is ILL.,
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BRIEF NEWS NOTES.

Yesterday, Mrs. Daniel Thomas, wife
of Daniel Thomas, of Putnam street,
met with a painful accident. While
standing on table, papering the CELL
ing of her dining room, the table upset,
throwing her to the floor with great
force, bruising her head severely.
Messrs. Gilgallon, O'Donnell, Coggins,
Connors and Grogan, of Taylor, were
attending the fair Saturday evening.
This afternoon the ladies of st.
Johns Mission will conduct cake sale
for the benefit of the mission, in the
Osterhout building, on Marget street
David James and Daniel Davis We're
callers at Jermyn Sunday.
This evening an interesting game of
basket ball will take place in the Au-
ditorium, between the bloomsbury
Wheelmen and the champion North
End Stars.
Thomas Grady, of Oak street. has ac-
cepted position as salesman in Dick
erson's Ready Pay store.
Prof. NJ. j. Costello, of Market street,
is recovering from an attack of the
grip.
The grand council of Heptasophs will
install officers this evening in their
rooms in the Auditorium. After the
installation, a banquet will be served
Miss Kate Henry, of Brick avenue
has gone to New York to work in
a millinery store.
Miss Lulu Dolan, of North Main ave-
nue., left yesterday to visit friends in
Elmira, n. Y.
Misses Name and Tessie Flanagan
of Jermyn, We're among callers in town
during the last week.
Messrs. Kearney, Moran, DAILY and
Murphy, of Archibald, We're among
those attending the fair Saturday even
ing.
The North Scranton Republican club
will meet Friday evening newt at AL
derman Meyers office,
There viii be special meeting of
the Liberty Hose company in the hose
house Friday evening.
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HOSPITAL DONATIONS.

= The directors of IIahnemann hospital desire 10
extend their thanks for the following donations
during December: Mrs. III. NJ. Bocs, reading mat
ter, piece of muslin, milk daily during November
and December, OF oranges; Mrs George SAN
derson, magazines 50; Mrs j. b. Dimmick, ice
cream case of oranges Hon, l.. \. Watles,
reading matter; Mrs, John S. Craig reading
matter; ~. A. Scranton Son, Scranton Repub'
lican and $50 advertising for benefit; Mrs Simon
Rice, smoking jacket; Mrs. Spencer, roses; First
Presbyterian church. Thanksgiving collection;
ladies OF First Presbyterian church, oysters, bread,
crackers, cheese, dessert, salad and sewing; The
Dcnsu Manufacturing company, \. y, a dol
cans aptiphtogismre; Mrs. Christian, reading
matter; Mrs. Kcar, reading matter; Miss Nir'
gna Dimmick, old linen, fountain syringe and
an atomizer; a friend, reading matter; Mrs j..
rripersell, Jelly and canned fruit; Mrs. 4. Jer-
myn, turkey, linen and magazines; Miss Ten.
ney, IL cans of peas; MIS- &. W. kirkpatrick,
old linen; Mrs, John Sherwin, flowers, glasses
Of Jelly; MIS-. Hannah. quarts OF canned fruit 4;
Home circle OF Kings Daughters, Elm Park,
Christmas cards for patients; Mrs. r. \. Bone,
reading matter; Mis- ". L, smith, turkey and
cranbeuies j. A. Price, OIungesi Miss Ella
Platt, barrel flour and turkey; Mrs, ". d, Hall.
stead, turkey; Mrs. Henry Bein jr., turkey and
apples; MIS- George Dickson, children's books;
Mrs. Frank Jernlyn, cabbage, turnips, onions,
sweet potatoes; Mrs, Ida Neager MOSCOW, cook
book; Ms \. NJ, Decker, ham, ? hooks, hand
kerchiciS Mrs, G.. ID, simpson, grapesi Mrs
Samuel Stevens, cans corn, cans peas, cans
tomatoes; Miss Mary Gillespie, cake; Mas. james
5. Mott, tea, sugar, crdnbeues, rice, packages
hominy, cans tomatoes, 5 cans peas; j. d.
Williams a Bro, cakes Mrs, A. II. Schager, ,
dozen oranges Mr.. z. b. Finley, $40; Mrs. r.
II, Watkins oranges, turkey and cranberres,
parsnps, celery, pairs bed slippcs Mrs. G.
II. wclles, / shawl, | comfortable, books Miss
Tenney and Mrs, Lindsay, books fol>hoys; Lacka'
wanna Dairy company, ice cream; Mrs. Charles
Burr, reading matter; j. u. Powell, dowegs;
Mrs. +, S. Godfrey, ice cream; Mrs. George Il.
Smith. turkey, crauberries, dozen oranges; Rev
Mir. Arich, religious services every Wednesday
evening during October, November and December
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will meet tonight in regular session at
Hartman'S hall on Pittston avenue.
Albert Ziesmer, of Prospect avenue,
had his hand caught by a cylinder at
the Cliff Works yesterday morning.
One of his fingers was so badly mang-
led that seven stitches We're required to
close the wound. Dr. Ritz dressed the
injured member.
The auditors of st. Josephs society
enjoyed the hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs
August Rehner, on Prospect avenue,
while going over the accounts last eve
ming and were entertained in royal
fashion.
The Woman's Aid society of the
Church of Peace, will hold it's monthly
meeting Thursday afternoon.
The fair under the auspices of the
Sacred Heart church of the South Side,
will commence this evening at Music
hall for one week.
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GREEN RIDGE,

While returning from Providence
square on Saturday night between {
and S o'clock, Tony Dymbiskie, driv-
er for the Bartels' bottling works, met
with n mishap which might have been
more serious but as it was, injured one
of the horses and broke the whiffletree
to which the off horse was attached.
There We're two cars in transit towards
the central city and when one had
passed Tony attempted to cross over,
when the second car was upon him and
a serious miXup was the result. 1t
seemed almost miraculous that loss of
life did not result.
The funeral of Jessie F. Thompson
took place from the residence of Otto
Eshekman, 1921 Penn avenue, yester-
day afternoon. Rev. l.. r. Foster as
sistant pastor of the Green Ridge
Presbyterian church, conducted the
services. The casket was covered with
beautiful flowers The pail bearers
We're Robert Williams, George b..
Thompson, j. A. Marvin, Minor c..
Carr, Otto S. Eshelman and j. ID. VIII
liams. Interment was made in the
family plot at Forest Hill cemetery.
DR.. and Mrs. Pursell, of Delaware
street, are confined to their home by
illness, caused by vaccination.
Miss Edna Harper, of Sanderson
avenue, is i'll.
Miss Anna Robinson, of Capouse
avenue, entertained at tea yesterday
afternoon, in honor of Miss Evelyn
Jones, prior to her departure for the
East, where she will enter "A fashion,
able boarding school. Among the
guests We're Misses Evelyn and Marion
Jones, Evelyn and Marion Matthews.
Jean Hosie, Helen Parke, Clara Brew
ster Helen Jones' Jessie Calendar Eu-
nice Lathrope and Louise Connolly.
Miss Helen Vail of North Park, is
suffering from sprained wrist.
Boulevard avenue, near Columbia, is
in a wretched condition from ice and
water. The sewer openings on lower
Columbia avenue are frozen over and
carried away by them, floods Columbia
avenue from the rear of No. q school
to the Boulevard and extends over that
avenue for some distance, ice and
water alternating, according as the
weather happens to be thawing or
freezing, making 1t an unpleasant and,
at times, unsafe place for travel.
Mrs. j. X. Johler, of Sanderson ave-
nue., had narrow escape from severe
injury last Saturday evening, while
driving home from the central city.
Mrs. Johler, who was accompanied by
her mother and daughter, was driving
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-01-28

A special meeting of the West Side
board of trade was held last night in
the rooms of the Electric City Wheel
men, on Jackson street. The meeting
was called TO order with President c.
IT, Daniels in the chair, and in the alb
senee of Secretary w. G. Moser, II. Fell
lows Mason filed that position.
The manufactures committee report
ed that u company, which expected 10
purchase about one hundred acres of
land in Keyser Valley and erect plant
worth about $150.00O thereon, had de-
cided. after IL careful investigation of
existing conditions in our city, to locate
elsewhere.
The report of the railway franchise
committee was received and the COM
mittec continued with full power to act
in conjunction with any other commit
tee which had the same end in view.
The committee appointed at the last
meeting to make u report on the mat
ter of increased water rates, submitted
the following:
To the West Side Board of Trade.
We the undersigned. II committee appointed by
the West Side board of trade to examine the facts
and law relating to the proposed increase in
water rates by the Scranton Gas and Water com.
spcctfully submit, as follows:
]. That there neither has been recently, nor
j, now, any such change in the conditions affect.
ing the supply Of water by the aforesaid water
company as would warrant the increase in cost to
the consumers.
2. That the prices that have prevailed pre-.
,ious to the said increase were excessive and
oppressive and not warranted by the outlay aud
expenditure Of the said company.
s. That the committee find that tho said in
crease originated in the desire TO rctaliatc upon
The people because OF the proposition TO tax the
said company. by tho councils.
As applicable to the said condition and as a
remedy therefor this committee would respectful
lv refer this honorable board to the provisions
Of the act of the legislature. approved the Goth
day of April, A. D. 1874, Clnsc Z of Sec. 81 of
said act, which provides as follows:
''It shall be lawful at any time after twenty
years from the introduction Of water gas, as
the may he, into any place as aforesaid, for
the town, borough, city or district into which
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Before the Magistrate.

Patrick Langan, of Fig street, who
was arrested on Saturday by the po-
lice for conducting an unlicensed sa-
loon, was given hearing last evening
at the station house. The evidence Of
his guilt proved satisfactory to Magis-
trate Storr, and he was fined $50 and
costs.
Stanley and Melanky Poscosky, of
Kirst court, who We're arrested Sunday
night for being drunk and disorderly,
and also for lighting, we're brought be-
fore the magistrate yesterday morning
ut the Alder street station house, They
We're each fined $40, s5 on each charge,
failing to pay which they were to spend
sixty days in the county jail, The fines
and costs We're paid later in the day by
friends.
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School Deposits.

A total of S22.9l was deposited yes
tcrday in tho West Side bank by the
teachers of schools Nos. 13 and 19. Fol-
lowing are the itemized deposits:
No. 13-Prof. David owens, S150;
Miss Matte Watkins, so; Miss Edna
Lewis, .55; Miss Alice Evans. $L15: Miss
Bertha Kelly. 81; Miss Edna D. Evans,
.25; Miss Nellie Richards, Sill; Miss
Catherine Phillips, $1.07; Miss Edna
Lewis, $2.57; Miss Sarah Nichols, rs:
Miss Eliza Price, $685. Miss Florence
Freeman, II; total, $l2.51.
No. 19-Prof. ID. w. Phillips, 20; Miss
Murray, s1.30; Miss Nichols, 20; Miss
Beamish. 80; Miss Morgan, $2.20; Miss
Hutton, S1.55; Miss Evans, s.: Miss Da-
Wis, Sill; Miss Kellow. $2.2O: Miss
Wade. So Miss Flynn, .55; Miss Muir
ply, $123; Mrs. Ferber, 1924; Miss
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Successful Entertainment.

A large audience was present in the
Auditorium last night at the enter
tainment and social given for the benc-
fit of the striking street car mems
union. A varied and interesting pro-
gramme was rendered by some of our
best local talent.
The following programme was rem
dered: Cornet solo, John Nolan; piano
solo, Miss Libbie Neary; irish come
dians, Murry and Moran; vocal sol,
Margaret Armsbury; violin solo, Mas
ter Edward Barrett; buck and wing
dancing, John Cox: slack wire walk
ing, Harrington brothers.: vocal solo,
Thomas Coyne: solo, Eva Horan:
comedians, Burns and Lynott: singing
and talking, Mr.. and Mrs. Tafe; song
and dance, Frayne and Davis; Irish
comedian, John j. Salmon; duet
Hughes brothers; vocal solo, John
Sherman; buck and wing dance,
Frank Raymond, ir.
After the entertainment social was
conducted
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The Ladies' Choir.

A we'll attended and interesting
meeting of Mrs. d. r. Thomas ladies'
choir was held last evening in the
Plymouth church. The number of sin
gers was raised to siXty-fve.
The following officers will serve the
society: President, T.. II. Ripple; first
vice president and secretary. Hon. Ed
ward James; second vice president and
treasurer, John r. Watkins; executive
board, Prof. David Owens, d. r.
Evans. James Heckel, William Price,
John Davis, Lewis Howell, Ezra Evans
and Hon. r. j. Reynolds.
The party is practicing the following
selection, on which is prize of $500:
THE Spanish Gipsy Girl" by T.. Las
sen, and New Years Eve" by p.
Price,
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SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Funeral of Edward Keppel-Last
Nights Social Events-Law
Breakers Punished-Brevities.

One of the largest funerals ever seen
on this side took place yesterday when
the remains of the late Edward C.
Keppel We're laid at rest with appro-
pirate services in the Pittston avenue
cemetery.
Long before the hour set for inter
ment hundreds passed by the side of
the casket which lay surrounded by
flowers in the parlor Of the house at 52S
Alder street, to take last look at the
face of one who had been cut off in
the prime and vigor of manhood, and
who had earned the esteem and re-
spect of all who knew him in life.
A feeling tribute was paid to his
memory by Rev. f. j. Schmidt, Phi. D.,
pastor of the Church of Peace The
remains We're afterwards borne to their
last resting place.
Engine company No. 4, of Allentown,
to which deceased formerly belonged,
was represented by the following dele
gates: Messrs. Henry Mussenun, w.
A. Albeit and William Kelly. The
pall-bearers We're: John Ref, John
Brown. John f. Eden, Charles Trego,
John Brier, and Peter Haas.
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Charming Dancers.

The Misses Aida Fellows Josephine
Siebecker, Clara Guernsey. Harriet
Williams, Olwen Jones, Bessie Mayo
Sloat, Geraldine Phillips, Jennie Eynon,
Ethel Bevan, and Messrs. Allen K.
Thayer. Charles Manners, Arch SAKE,
Carroll Maloney, Howard Eynon, Arch
Williams, Allen Bauer Frank Monroe,
Stephen w. Dawes and Fred Connolly,
chaperoned by Mrs Sloat, Mrs. George
Howell and Miss Sarah a. Jones, will
be prominent actors in the coming
teachers kirmess, which will be held at
the Lyceum this week.
These well-known and popular West
Scranton young people will take part in
the Dance OF the Pages" which is
said, by those who have seen it, to be
one of the prettiest and most unique
parts of the whole performance.
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A well-attended and very interesting
meeting was held by the Father
Mathew society, in st. Leos rooms,
Sunday afternoon. After the usual
routine business had been transacted,
the election of officers was held with
the result that the following gentlemen
will serve the society for 1902
President, j. j. Sweeney; vlce-presi-
dent, ]. II. Brown; recording secretary,
NJ. j. Jennings; financial secretary,
John Donahoe treasurer, NJ. I. Walsh;
trustees, ]. w. Carroll, Thomas Dacey,
John Shaughnessy; tellers, John Nc
Nichols, Thomas Mcguire and William
King; messenger, John Murphy.
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Last Nights Events.

The Primitive Social club held a
largely attended ball in Athletic hall, on
Alder street, last night. which was rem
dered attractive by reason of the fact
that it was announced in the after
noon that the company appearing in
the Observation-Disclosures" at the Star the
atre would attend after the perfor-
nance. This was given out from the
stage at the close of the matinee per-
formance and naturally drew a large
crowd to Athletic hall.
The actors and actresses actually
put in an appearance just before mid
night and their presence was bonan-
"a to the promoters of the ball.
The Pleasure club, of Moltke castle
No. PCS, knights of the Golden Eagle,
held their annual ball in Workingmen'
hall on Alder street, last evening and
it was literally patronzed. The merry
makers We're masked until after the
grand march when all uncovered and
jolly evening was spent.
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Memorial Church Notes.

Special meetings were commenced
last evening and will continue through
the week, except Saturday evening
Song service, prayer and short adj
dresses by the pastor and members will
be the features each evening.
The Women's Bible class, which has
become so popular among the female
portion of the church. will not meet
this week, on account of the special
service every evening.
The lecture which was to be deliver
ed next Monday evening by the pastor
Rev. w. r. Davis. on 1.-The Mission
airy Heroes of the Last Century" will
be postponed for two weeks, on account
of Mr.. Davis being away from home.
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Last evening, the Electric city lodge,
No. 20, Shield of Honor, installed the
officers who were recently elected.
During the evening, District Deputy
Grand Master John Gibbs, of Carbon
dale, gave a very interesting address,
after which smoker was enjoyed.
The following officers were installed:
Worthy master, Edwin Lewis; senior
master, James Frieze; past master,
Samuel Edmiston; conductor, w. II.
Bonna; chaplain, John Frieze; inside
guard, John Weeks; outside guard,
James McCluskie; financial secretary,
John Harland; recording secretary,
William Pugh; treasurer, George
Bonna.
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Funeral of Thomas McAndrew.

Yesterday morning at Q o'clock, the
funeral of the late Thomas McAndrew
was held from Holy Cross church. A
Solemn high mass of requiem was
celebrated, after which the friends of
the departed took a last long fare
well.
The following acted as pail bearers:
Patrick Moffatt, John Sherman, Pat
rick Sheridan, Anthony Moffatt, Pat
rick Rowlands and Patrick Cushion
lnterment was made in the Cathedral
cemetery.
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Bowling Teams Matched.

An interesting session of the South
Side Bowling club was held last evening
when arrangements We're finally made
for the forthcoming match. 1t was
agreed to play the brewery club Il re-
turn match with the central city team,
The bowlers are working hard in prac-
tice and will render a good account of
themselves in the series of games
scheduled for the balance of the season.
After several close games We're rolled
last evening a short business meeting
was held which was followed by So
cial session, when refreshments We're
served.
The club is rapidly becoming popular
and new members are joining at every
meeting.
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out Wyoming avenue and had reached
a point near the new Colliery Engineer
building, when she turned out of the
road to allow someone coming in the
opposite direction to pass, and drove
in a. sand pile, which in the darkness
could not be distinguished from the
surrounding ground. The carriage was
overturned and all three ladies thrown
out and severely bruised. Miss Johler
was quite badly cut about the face.
The horse broke away from the car
riage and ran away and was not found
until the following evening.
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NORTH SCRANTON
ELECTRIC CITY LODGE INsTALLs
OFFICERS.

Successful Entertainment for the
Benefit of the Striking Street Car
Men-Notes from the Memorial
Church-Mrs. Daniel Thomas, Of
Putnam Street, Meets with Pain
full Accident--Basket Ball Tonight
Between Bloomsbury Wheelmen
and North End Stars-Notes.