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Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01
QomtraI 0sierIon

Zen fsrite cg cneite RoronrorO
lom bar oplioaet aontreabmiro!,
Gang iaSe 6oreneoe StnterS 1laoNe,
er GiuAiuscuisr Setcr 96riition ~.
lerion ipnt ifior tronote al meO 4erl.
iion, gsierion CT ism poua @oorbCa
DtiSbrso7 poa egcrsen i 6borp i
1S41. IN Som Is Nor$ 8ut Qtf han
tiils$ og fom til anIerifo, bpor ban
unoer 9~orgerfriacn bperpeoc iiN !
Slaaben. San uomUrfe6e Tia pcs
forifiellige anIeoninQcr / Sicnciten o.
tit uonGpnelie til annapolis eitcr
arigen. Ia ban bnpGc aienucmgaaet
arIgsifolen lit han Ani9tteIie iom
actltrnftsr, % poo ocu SiO, oa bon
tcs jim aiifeO bar ban Chefs raeniet
peo NarineuGritet / 9rooflpn. VI.
miralen Dor | 3orgc / 1880 for at
gienie in Wobcr, Jon ienere err 900
| Den bsie GIoer al tO2 aar. a6mi.
ral Isierion bar TO conner, iom m
gisr Sieneite / Rarircn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01

lsgte Sp ueo en- itor airte % BANDIT
Seitene til CT Sfur bagpm Sen; men
ell Gel al 3irfeu bIGitc neS, % Ell
8oroenoe lenotes tUarsigienem Sfu'
rel % mo paa haut. lao ban itrafs
oeoe. Seitene tos Ingen Sfaoe.
GsoSliiteu bIioer berpeo iorsget.
0r9bte c. Rrs. 6ronf Sobniou
/ Siioiou, Or. Curtis / @ereSioro.
IrS. SiercC 9olin % anlo Rue /
Srcne, Wnn bcreguer MI, at Glen,
oomSpGrhier til en- RiIiou or soc,
Iaate, o9 oo NECKLACES life Staoen pan
aaretS 8rsoe.
gn aongregationaltitfirfe, iOm too
90 YfiI i SpS ior 0tiaer. 3. .. bIeo
belt oeltct ON. men tog eilerS life inn.
SerIia Sfaoe. RaHge 6ormer, / 60
tten bar miitet line 2aoebpguinaer.
@eitenior Niler bdgleoc set. % Spe'
oeaage ilogeS neN. Roale 6aar bIeu
orGbtc.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01
poIitiIfanoalerne

BolitiifanSalerne / Rinneapol$
bpoer paa .tpe og rifle giIsrinaer
lnartiogt til buer Gog. og cnSnu cr
Der ingen, iom sircr Gnocn poa ben
Stornoif, iom er lat ipPrI. cQer ION
fon f~ornbiiee. boiIfe prominente 81.
litimpno Der oil pie Jig al ppre i'm.
plicereoe / SfanSaIcn imorgen eQe,
ben islgenbe 9ag. Otter at 3orbef
hlep fuffet % bragt tiIbage til Minnc.
npolis bar ban orerensitcmmeuOc
meo, bpa6 ban lope0e. FACET 9laoet
ira Rnnben og f~ortoIt, ON life hFt
aft, bdt peo, ioa bog cr bel lei ON
Den aorruption, iom bar gaaet /
Sonna j 9pen. 8ran0iurpen. Der bar
mootaget bisie SpIuSninser al BAN.
bar iormcntlig oerpeo faoet Stoi til
al flnne beorore SittnIe moo euonl
Here RolitimGuo.
anptsin Sobn 6itdlettc ("Goffes
Scbn"0, Ieieftip Charles grndet. %
Geteftiu 5reb GalOue blep iat uHoer
Siltale i Sreoags. % ilere penter paa
lamnle SfiGbne. Srwin u. @droa.
ner, Der blep Senlt til 6 Anrs 5ugi.
bus, er Isslaot moo aaution. 8iapos
Mines iiges mn at bile neSl9gse ii,
gmbeSe Sepfember. Geteftiu ainI
or innoen ifuloig. .
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01
sanaliaeen at9iort.
gesge aonsresiens Smic CT nn cnigc
ON ~Yanama.aauolen.

9egge Suie bar biinI0t Sonic,
rcnsfomiteens S%noiilIina on, at Dc
~iscreneoe Stater ifai bpggc en- iito.
milf aanal, % On RrrIioenten bar
unoertegnet 8inen, er Ser intet mere
til Sinber for, at bette Sauh fan gaa
iaang meo 8roieftet. s Suiet itemte
252 ior Snoitiaingen pg s tmOO; /
Seuatet foretoges intet ]giouneopraab.
Zen npe 2op pnalRgeer Yrritoeus
ten at bpg8e en- aunai alenRem Eonas
ma.Gibst. bois oct frantic &ompani
ouerorager Jim gienoont Ill DC Sore.
neoe Stater % Colombia niitaar Sen
SattOitrimmel. iom beBspe@. ) mob
idt SnIo ifal Gicoragna. Rlrtcu pGIgeS,
8rGiioenten ifal betale oct franife
aompani 40 @illicner Dollars icr
Oct uofsrtc annalarbeibe, octS gr.
beibsreefnber. Waifiner, Iu6Oer,
pramtite, Sfibe oa RettigbcOcr. Iigiao
octS aftiefopitul / FaHontubonen.
2ooer itilfer siebliffcIis 10 @iI,
lioner IoaurS til Er9iiScutcnS GiSs
poiitiou % ioreifriper at Der ifal al.
flutes aontrafter til er 9cIsb "a,
$135, 900 600 ON Iaromaruten
prlges, og $3.50 O0.G 600. ON oct bIi.
Der Ricaroaliaruteu. Reu bempnot.
ger Sinmnsminiiterrn III at uSitcoe Gil
alminbelig S~nobpSclif til Solicit on
II te8ne zig for gonSs til Ct 9elsb AZ
Sf30000.0 900. ellbpcr, iom fan af'c
$50, ifaI iaa pGre meb. iaalcoe8 iom
tibliaare iorflaret i ~Iccorab. 4Soiten."
&c $130,000,0 900 ifal anpenScS til al
bpgge aonoIen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01
Tliniiterfriie / Speriee.

Sra Stodbolm teiegrniereS oeu
2Soe Smi: Baron BON Stters NJ
niiterium hnr pao aona Oscars MI.
INCOMING iliSeiuet lin Gemisiion 81
Crit 8uitau 9oitrsm. Den iorhepG.
renoc' Stnismiuiiter. bar pnnta9et iig
III Saune Ct mt Dtiniiterim Get
nliuGrenoe aa6inet oil peobli at flmt
sere. inotil oct me er ueuGpHt.
(ai gtiniiteriet irGSer al ~pla
Song Oscars Anmoonins" tmac
mnaife tGufes at uGre en- 9%tisior
%iiaaelie oa oei i lGnsere lib bar ur.
ret fienSt at Der iorcitoo CT Riniiter,
itiite ! Speriee.)
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01
Spefulanter.
Waase iaaoaune isssr at faa 9anS
paa 3cierpationcrnc / z. Saf.

Sanobepdrtemeutet / 8aihinaton
bar leitot Suipeftsrer til Chamberlain
% Gtcrre | SnS Safota for at isre
SnSieenbe nleN. at SbmeiteaOIono life
IfoI fnlOe / Sunoerne pao Spefulon.
ter. Ertien paa Sanb bor / 6en ie.
mere Stb Ite1et ~betp0eIiG. % islgeIi9
er Der mango, ium or luitne pnt at fnl
it9 irie 6orme paa Subidrerreierua.
tioncrne Conner Brute % Cheyenne
8tpcr; men oct or pdotageIigt. at fitn
en- Itocn Gel al Dem. iom gisr 81.
llngS". bar til Seuiigt at DO paa Gam.
oct, iaaIehes iom 2opru frGoer. On
bel RGngOe "Suu6baier" er paa tSur.
ten, og 6oIf, iom er tienotc poa Nc.
i%erootioneruc. er oaorlige nof til ii
naataae Jig oet Sneru at fate Rf.
giertn9cn 9Iaar | Ginsne, % Der moo
cit usicl getolius. Te 6nr nemltg
~ilitttct aontraft meO "SonNboierut"
ON. al DC ifal npisre ct "Sbontp" for
$50 pau oct palgte Someiteab. OF
MOB cit Itoen 8ootgisreIie ifdl Dc bot.
DC Sorme iIiue' pan 8ruen mar oct
fan ipneS nsOuenoig. De eller ScreS
6olf ifoI paste paa, ON Snipeftsrer
eaer 8eisgeroe or | 6aruduoet, %
boi8 nogeu fommer, itaG DC furfIarc
Tor Dem, al 9tpicttIeren netop reiitc I'll
9pcn Tor at uprc 6prte Ell Iag caer
10. men oil mco crtgang uenoe tilbogS.
efteripsraieIen citcr SarS al rr.
iige SettIcre, iom u~irfelig bill oprfc
oct mcO eanc &Gn6er bar gIort
Gepartcmcntet / 8aibii1tor mcact
nsieIeenSc, % oct lsrgcr for, at Spr'
fitIonterne idlcS pGf. o. upe Sn.
ipettsrer / Chamberlain % lierrc
Itrpgcr oogIig ira 10 til 30 "SoaL},
lteaS @ntries", ion or giort al 6oIf
Der alorig bar tGntt paa. at DC ie!o
bill bo pna ueofommenoc Suu0itufft.
Suubreoer al ian0anue. iom bar bent
penot Jig iii i~aafdlote "aicnotmGn0"
NocatorS) og betaLt Dem 500 ener
iaa for al bipIpe Dem til at iaa Sano,
oil tabe alt, bpab Dc bar lugt no. Of
De ntna barre aIaOe, b1is DC ilipper
meo oct. ! 8aibirgton tGriter glr,
toriieterne pou at iTtte Dem unoer Eli.
tale for Weneo, Get gaar life iaa let
at fomuie / geiio6elie al ofentligt
Sdub. iom enooa ififteIiae @cnneifer
bar tGutt. &c Srsmte ON, Of be bare
engarg / 2sbet al 6 Rnaneoer bebSs
uebe at tiIbringe Ratter paa Set SanS.
itpffe, iom "aienotmGuo" bnpbe no.
peget Tor Dem, o. at Get 6erme0 par
aiort. Sftc ida Rrciter ifal bare ior,
isat at fomne / 9eitoeeIie al t6O
a.creS pao Oerue letuirOte Ruaoe. Nlt
bill Rcgieringen IGre Sem, at Somc'
iteaSlooeu life err iaaSan at i~oritan.
Gnbper. ION oil ioa Ell foart Settiou
/ 8oue al ltneic Gam. iaar uGrsgo 70
paa 9aubet ! egcr 8erion. % isrit ON
3 slar bIipcr Oct oo peofommenoeS
retmG5iige Gienocm. Sor Spetuian'
ter og "2anobaier" uptter oct life II
meIbe iig.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01

arigsminiiter uioer Yrpiiseut Nc.
ainlep. San bar siort bet melt opili.
oettSe os Oct melt anibarsiul0 arbei.
DC. iom nosen RanO inocn Heeierin.
gen hdr bapt.
Gisle ire WGno FOR pOet 2anoet
Den uGrbtfuloeitc Sieneitr, Seq fan
life sisrc noeet Tor Dem. &rg fan life
oiie min anerfienoplie al Dem uben
paa Den oIbeIeS ntiIfrebSitianoe 8iS.
ct lea ioriparer Dem o. oereS arbeioe
men Oct nil ira aisre."
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01
sarnssn set llpeir, iom Ser er Be-.

SornScn bet uueir, iom Der er be.
rettei ON pan ct onDet Steo ! bette
sso. al 8laoct. biemisates Snoiana.
Sainois oa aaorc Stater ai me Or.
taner SsrSaas Gitcrmiooaa. SIere
@enneifer blcp iaieu orrbte. % en-
meaet betpSeIis gienoomSltase ior-
aariaaeeeoes. en- iormelis Gpclon
iloa neo oner GunnsoiGe. Sno,, 90
soelagee 5uie. anIing % anoet.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01
DC amerifanfe errerr. iom blcp

&c amertfahlre Srfcrf, ION plcp
bortc poa 5iIippinernc Den i0oe III.
nj, bar man irembeles iugeu lliioer.
refining fnact ira, o. iuon bar mn
nRiten opgipet Saabet ON at iinoe
benz iIipe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01

Sesiie 9aorriipn bleui 9sr6ags |
Chloride. aouias. for treble Sang
iiinoen ifplois / @tcrbet pan Rrs.
Grin GoItle.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01

ira ben al Senntct pebtngne, De pG-
icntlieite afpiselier er islgevbe: &c.
~nntsbiilen bar intet ON ct iilippinIf
S%tortting; men Suiets Snbltltlii
beiiemmer. at Der ifol p9re Ell 2esis.
lotnr beItaaenoe al TO Snie, og at
Meolemmerne al llnberbnlet ifal p9l.
aeS al Silipinoiolfet. 9alg ifal lore
gaa, naar Spitanoen paa gerne er
bGmpet % NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bar inoberettet til De Sorenebe Sta
tiers Y%r9iioent. at 5reo raaber aac
8eene. Suiets Subititut iersyer Be
borgerlige Hettigbeber, ION opregnes
/ Senatsbilen og ligeIaa antaaet al
De Eager, iom fan nppelleres til Ssie'
iieret | 8aibington. 8niet beireftmer
neiere emo Senatet De 8orgerrettig'
beoer, iom ifal npoes al Dem, Der Dor
paa 2erne % llaof fait, at bel lit
SorboIb til fremmeoe Hegieringer Ifal
iaa Den famine 9eifptteIle al be Sur-
enebe Stater iom bette 2anos cgne
8orgere.
@n al Sc pietisite afpigelier ira
S%enatsbiaen angaar Nengcprienet.
Senatet faitietter en- Sslompntfoo,
iom er noget beore emo Den migiel.
oenbe. Suiets Subititltt inofsrer
8ulompntfooeu % %beitemmer, ut De
Sorenebe Staters 8ulbbolar ifol
bore en- Teio al Sslp, men meb @nlo.
prrbi; ben ifal beles / minOre Mtpnt.
~iorter, og ale ifal uoitpres mco em.
blemer, iom piicr. at Imerifa bar
S~perbsibeo oper 2erne. Der er cg.
ioa. 9eitemmelien ON Eapirpenge
os 8elgepGienet / BET belle. ) SO.
peoiagen cr DER be 2isbeo melem De
10 Bills anen / oct enfelte er Der
mango aiuigelier. !
Meo Senipn til "Sranhiies"s iaIt.
letter Sulets Bill flere SnoIfrGuftiR'
ger emo Senatsbillen. Sulet tar ber
u9ieutlig iilgt Sopen a~ngaaei,be Nor.
TO Tito. gegse Sorilae Tiger, at
Iunfegooiet paa 5iIippinerne ifal
erbperoeS, % at Bombs Ifal uoiteoes
for at iaa Gcnee til at fisbe oct men
- 81. 80 - -
Scndtet hor lat Tenten til Az 8ro.
cent, Sriet til . 8rocent. 9essc
6orilagene ~inoeboloer iplbige 5or.
~ifriftcr meb Seuipn til Sfoglanc,
Sapne og inbre Sorbc0ringer. Siee.
leoes ioreifriper begge. al Filipino
folfet ifal beige TO 9elegater og len.
De Dem iom aommisiprer tiR 8aib.
i1tgtort, boor De ifal bape Saleret i
Suiet.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01

llnoer Stormen 0eit 25ee lGuotc
ifage CT Telegram ira 91nttou. e.
en- lllptte. ioni life isr CT omtult.
aullo &pe fisrte biemuuer ira gibors
Sa GrfnRen inobsnteoe barn. gan
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01
q utisismtntes

r1aa ~tncIsveres iensf beer seanoaa "a Isrssas ssor.
gen. aDertisiemeutrr iuoiasss life to paa biHaHSsr
auutsre, meomtHsrs be. Hstrutfeiia iorlans
sea- outs ct ADVERTISEMENT, Der isrt fomnr tan
1irsooasnuateret & Gr, ~fOrlansss i~nbruffet 2 Gdnse.
oil bet iuruse iHei Sirsoassuunsrre. srcvs. Der inse.
hotoer avsrtisisnsutsr. fem bet &c a.r msb. ber rurrs
Res apertisism rnt bet ucsre gisrns paa Son
~osfafer.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-01-21
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

The Simpson Male quartette sang to
an audience of over thousand people
at Rev. j. B. Sweets church in Oneonta,
N, Y. Sunday evening, and made de-
cided impression The members, Messrs.
Jones, Abrams, Wrigley and Acker, re-
turned home yesterday afternoon, well
pleased with their visit.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Belle
vue Calvinistic Methodist church will
hold an all-day session Tuesday, Janu-
airy q and %.
story was circulated yesterday to
the effect that pupil of No. IA school
died during the afternoon session, but
the rumor apparently gained circula-
tion through the death of Thomas
Lewis at Colon's hotel, on South Main
avenue.
The members of the Electric City
Wheelmen's minstrel company will
meet for rehearsal Thursday evening.
The remains of the late William
Packer a former resident of West
Scranton, arrived here yesterday from
Johnstown, Pa, at 1.2S p. m. and We're
Inferred in the Weshburn street ceme-
terry. The burial services were con-
Quoted by Rev. James Benninger, of
the Hampton Street Methodist Episco-
pal church. The pail bearers We're
Frank Chlew, William Jarvis, Nicholas
Jenkins, William Atkinson, John
Clarke and Thomas A. Evans.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-01-21
GREEN RIDGE.

Mrs. NJ. r. Kays, of Sanderson ave-
nue., is spending two weeks with friends
in Washington, D. c.
Marvin Schenck, of New York city, is
visiting Green Ridge friends.
The General Phinney Hose company
will have an important business meet
ing at their rooms this evening.
The funeral of Mrs. Charles Kurtz
took place from her late home. on New
York street, yesterday afternoon. Rev.
|. J. Lansing, pastor of the Green Ridge
Presbyterian church, of which deceased
was a member, officiated and pro-
nounced a touching eulogy upon the
life of the dead woman. The pall-bear-
ers We're NJ. T. Jackson, B. Z. Jayne, T..
G.. Stevens, George Wescott, c. P. Slack
and Fl. NJ. Cole. The flower bearers
We're arthur Ridgway, Albert Ridgway,
Walter Wilson and c. F. Flemming. A
quartette from the Green Ridge Pres
byterian church rendered very effect
lively the hymns Lead, Kindly Light"
Some Time Well Understand" and
'The Christians Good Night" Friends
in attendance from out of town were:
Mr.. Rhodes and family, of Elmhurst;
Mrs. Charles Richer, of Moosic; Annie
Padden, of Clarks Summit: C. s.
Gaugher ana son, of Philadelphia, and
Mrs. j. Weitzel, of Wilkes Barre.
Following are the recently instituted
officers OF branch 1874, Catholic Mutual
Beneficial association: President, NJ
Ferguson; first vice-president, John
Cunningham; second vice president
John Kennedy; recording secretary, f.
j. McNally; assistant recording secre-
tary, C. c. Cadden; treasurer, John
Ruddy; financial secretary, Thomas
II. Jordan; marshal, Daniel O'Horo;
guard, John Kennedy; trustees, An
thony Hogan, Anthony Manley, Pat
rick Ruddy, Edward Kelly and John
Wright,
The ladies of the .Asbury Methodist
Episcopal church whose names begin
with L., NJ, N, o., =. will serve a
New England supper in the church par
lors on Friday evening, Jan "a, from
6 to o'clock.
The Lend-a- Hand Mission band of
the Green Ridge Presbyterian church
will meet at the home of Mrs. F. l..
Hitchcock, on Washington avenue, this
evening. Every member is expected to
be present,
AS George Brown was returning
from the central city Friday evening,
at the corner of Wyoming avenue and
New street his carriage collided With
that of John Denmark, who was driving
in the opposite direction. and did not
see Mr.. Brown, as he turned out TO
pass team. AS the carriages came
together the front wheels became
locked and Mr.. and Mrs. Denmark We're
thrown out. Mrs, Denmark, who was
quite badly bruised, was carried into
a nearby house and later removed to
her home, Both horses broke away,
but Mr.. Browns was stopped almost
immediately and the other before it
had gone far. The carriages We're both
damaged.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-01-21
NORTH SCRANTON NEWS.
Opening of the Fair in st. Mary's
Hall-speech Delivered by Judge
John P. Kelly.

The fair under the auspices of the
various societies connected with the
Holy Rosary church, opened last night
in st. dary's hail. The hall has been
beautifully decorated and booths have
been erected, which contain articles
that are to be CHANGED off each even
ing. The committee in charge of the
fair have arranged to have an excel
lent musical programme each evening.
The proceeds of the fair will go TO
remodel st. Mary's hall, TO fit it up
with galleries, give it more seating
capacity and enlarge the stage for local
entertainmentsNand plays.
Judge John p. Kelly gave a very in
teresting speech in opening the fair.
He was q former member of Holy Ros-
AIRY congregation, and stated that six
teen years ago the only two church
societies of the parish, st. Joseph's and
st. Mary's, agreed to build the hall for
the benefit of the local societies. The
project was successful through the
hard work of the societies and of the
late Rev. Moses Whtty
The following musical programme
was rendered last evening: Selection,
Providence Silver Cornet band: song,
John Sherwin piano solo, Mary Ger
rlty; address, Judge Kelly; solo, Will
lam p. Lynott; solo, Master John Nor
gans.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-01-21
Scranton's Big Store, Jonas Lon6SSons

who recently sustained a sprained knee
cap, in the Dickson colliery, is some
wat improved.
The revival meetings conducted last
week in the Providence Methodist
Episcopal church We're largely at
tended and very interesting. The au-
dience Sunday evening filled every seat
in the church. Secretary Manly, of the
city Young Mems Christian associa-
ton, with a band of helpers. will con-
duct the Wednesday evening service.
Meetings every evening this week but
Saturday evening.
Several new members We're admitted
into the Lincoln lodge. Independent Or
der of Odd Fellows, last evening.
Mrs. Ray Smith, of Oak street. has
returned home, after visiting friends
in Binghamton.
Miss Dora McDonough, of New
York, arrived home Saturday to visit
her parents, on West Market street.
p. j. Ruane, of Fulton street, who
has been confined to his bed with a
severe attack of illness, is somewhat
improved.
Jack O'Brien was again arrested
yesterday on complaint of his father
and was sent to the county Jail for
thirty day by Alderman Fidler.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-01-21
Announcements.

Thursday evening the Institution of
Human DEVELOPMENT will hold large
mass meeting in the tabernacle of the
North Main Avenue Baptist church.
Colonel Il. II. Ripple and Judge II. NJ,
Edwards will be in attendance and will
make addresses, Everybody is invited
This includes ladies'
The North Scranton Republican club
will meet Friday evening,
Every member of the North Scranton
Glee club is requested to attend meet
ing of the club this evening at O'clock.
An enrolment of the members who in
tend to compete ut Allentown will be
made. Only those members who enroll
tonight will be allowed TO enter the
competition.
The Priceburg Crystals and Twenti-
eth Century team, of Minooka. win play
a game of basket ball Thursday night
in the Auditorium.
The drawing for a watch, for the
benefit of Edward Wigley, of Oak
street has been postponed until Febru-
ary Il.
The stationary engineers and liremen
are requested TO be present al O'Mal-
ley's han this evening at 7,30 o'clock.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-01-21
Special Revival Services.

The special revival services, which
have been in progress at the Hampton
Street Methodist Episcopal church for
some time, will be continued this week.
The pastor, Rev. James Benninger, Is
the evangelist in charge. and eight peo-
pie have already gone forward to lead
a better life.
Revival meetings are being held
every night at the Jackson Street Bap-
tist church. Large congregations are
in attendance and a deep spiritual in
terest is manifested. Last night, sew
eral rose for prayers. Preaching this
evening by the Rev. David Spencer d.
D., of Blakely. Everybody welcome.
Special meetings are being held each
evening OF the week in the assembly
room of the First Baptist church. The
meetings are interesting and all are in
vited to attend.
The meeting last evening at the
Simpson church was one of the very
best thus far in the revival series. The
subject was "a Change of Heart" and
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-01-21

Thomas Lewis, a cigar maker, for
mery in the employ of Burschell Broth
ers, died suddenly from heart failure
shortly after . o'clock yesterday after
noon in Daniel Coans hotel on South
Main avenue, near Hampton street.
Deceased had resided at ISL Eynon
street, with his wife and son, for n
number of years, and OF late had been
employed by Fadden Brothers, cigar
dealers, at Olyphant. He came to the
city shortly after noon yesterday to at
tend the funeral of an old neigh Dor,
the late John Williams, and on his way
home stopped in Colan's hotel for
some refreshments.
While standing at the bar with
friends. Lewis suddenly threw up his
hands and sank to the floor uncon-
scious. Those about him assisted him
to Il chair, and a physician was called.
Frank Jones, of d. NJ. Jones drug
store. who is a graduate in medicine,
was also called in. and as soon as he
saw Lewis informed his friends that
his life had gone out. Coroner Saltry
was notified and later viewed the re-
Mains deciding that death was due to
heart failure. An inquest was deemed
unnecessary.
Lewis was q quiet, unassuming young
man. about thirty-fve years of age,
and had been resident of West Scran-
ton all his life. His sudden death is
a sad blow to his young wife and
child. The funeral announcement will
be made later
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Fickus, of No. g.

William Fickus, driver of Neptune
engine No. >, is one of the best known
and popular young men on this side.
He was born in the ward where he now
resides 2S years ago and is son of
Christian Fickus, the contractor. AS
a musician and mimic he is known
throughout the valley and there is no
better performer on the snare drum
and flute in this part of Pennsylvania.
His ability as bugler has also been
recognized and he has had many
tempting offers to go on the road,
He is member of camp 43O, Patrio-
tic Order Sons of America, the
knights of Pythias, the Junger Maen-
nerchor the Volunteer Fremen's as
sociation, and the Relief association.
He was for years a member of the old
Neptune Engine company.
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DUN MORE.

The Passion Play presented at Wash
ington hall last night, under the aus
pices of the congregation of st. Mary s
church, was largely attended and much
enjoyed by the many present. a spe-
cial matinee has been arranged for this
afternoon, for the benefit of the school
children, when the admission Will be 10
cents.
1t has been decided to hold the Re-
publican borough primaries on Wednes-
day, January %, and the convention on
the evening following at o'clock, The
polls will be open from to o'clock.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. James
Cummings, of Chestnut street, will oc-
cur from st. Marys church this morn
ing at $50 O'Clock.
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sion of the South Side bowling clut
was held at the headquarters on
Pittston avenue last evening.
Comet Lodge knights of Pythias
will meet in regular session this even
ing.
There will be a special meeting OF
the Orpheus Glee club Tuesday even
ing at o'clock at the home of NJ. j
Conrie. All members are requested
to attend as business of great impor-
tance is to be transacted.
Twins have arrived to brighten the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Burke at SEQ
Stone avenue. Mr.. Burke was being
congratulated by the Connell Hose
company last night of which he was
formerly foreman.
Division %, A. o. H., will meet for
important business in st. Johns hall
this evening.
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Off to Wilkes-Barre.

At the Liedertafel concert and ball
which takes place in Wilkes-Ba this
evening, it is not generally known that
one Of Scranton's most talented sin
gers has been invited to participates
Miss Lydia Sailer, of Cedar avenue
whose sweet voice has gained for its
owner an enviable reputation, has ac-
cepted an invitation to take part In
the LiedertafeIs programme of song
tonight and a large delegation of South
Siders will make the journey with
her.
The Junger Maennerchor will attend
in a body, and they have chartered a
special car. They are down for four
numbers on the programme and it is
safe to say that both the society and
Miss Sailer are fully equal to the task
of keeping up Scrantons good name
in the realms of music.
All persons who desire to go with
the singers can get reduced rates and
free concert ticket by applying to
Fred Herman at Schimpff's hall not
later than o'clock this evening.