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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-31
ECHO OF THE
Big EXPLOSION
SECOND SUIT BROUGHT BY ONE
OF THE VICTIMS.

Annie Kline Who Had One Of Her
Eyes Blinded by Cut from a Piece
Of Flying Glass, Institutes Proceed
ings Against the Merchants and
Mechanics Bank in Addition to
Having Sued the Handley Estate.
Three other Trespass Suits Insti-
tuted-Petition from Lawyers.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-31
Marriage Licenses.
COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.

The case of George ID. Taylor against
the Hartford Fire Insurance company has
been transferred to the United States
circuit court.
ton, was yesterday admitted to probate.
In the estate of Anna c. Gaughan, late
of Scranton. letters of administration
We're granted to Elizabeth b. Gaughan.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-31
Made Threats to Kill.

Mrs. Mary Hennemuth. of Mulberry
street. had her husband arraigned before
Alderman Ruddy last evening charged
with making threats to kill her and their
daughter. He was held in $500 bail for
his appearance at court.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-31
Issued an Injunction.

While Alderman Millar was hearing a
case in his office last evening, an organ
grinder was creating disturbance in
the street below The alderman issued
an injunction against the nuisance, which
was promptly served by Constable Byers.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-31
Hearing in Bankruptcy Case.

Referee in Bankruptcy c. A. Van Wor-
mer will conduct hearing at 10 o'clock
a. m. on August IL in the bankruptcy
case of the Scranton Lumber company.
The sale will take place on August IA.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-31
Home Managers Meeetinr.

:. The managers of the Home for the
Friendless will meet Friday morning at
$50. A full attendance is desired as the
meeting is TO be an important one.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-31
Ninth Anniversary.

The ninth anniversary of Charles Dunn
will be celebrated at the Rescue mis-
sion this evening lat eight o'clock. Re-
freshments will be served at the close of
the service.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-31
Bootblacks in Trouble.

Fred Wilson, Il bootblac elk. was ar
raigned before Alderman Millar yester-
day for the larceny of a blacking brush
from another boy named Fred Brush,
also bootblack. The brush was recov-
cred, and the defendant was discharged
with a reprimand.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-31
In and About
xxxThe CITY
New Bank for West Scranton.

An effort is being made to establish 4
new bank in West Scranton Among the
promoters are George B. Carson Morgan
Thomas and others.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-31
To Receive Camp Paw.

The members of Company d. Thirteenth
regiment, who have turned in all equip
ment will receive their camp pay at the
company room Friday evening. August l.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-31

The following new books have been
received at the Scranton Public library
during the month Of July:
PHlLosoPHY-.RELl
Baldwin. j. M.-Fragments in philosophy
ana science bl
Mcrcier, Chares-Text book of insanity
132 NT3
Patrick. j. N.-Psychology for teachers,
with suggestions on method. d........ $50 P1
Bacon. B. W.-The Sermon on the Mount.
its structure and purpose .........226 B3
Duff. Archibald-Theology and ethics of
the Hebrews ........................2 .2o6 Dl
Linn, w. A.-Story of the Mormons. .2OS l.
SOCIOLOGY.
GLADDEN., Washington-Social salvation.
3ci GA
More, Sir Thomas-U Utopia ......... .3o1 MI
Cobb, s. H.-Rise of religious liberty In
Peters, j. P.-Labor and Capital: rela-
tions of employer and employed. .331 P1
Bridge. j. H., ed-1he Trust: its books;
aspects of industrial evolution. 1883 81
Kinds, w. H.-American communities.
1856 HI
Hancock, II. I.-Life at West Point.
.355 H3
Hall, A. C-Crime in its relations to So
cial progress .........................36 1864 II
EDUCATION.
Henderson. c. H.-Education and the
larger life ..........................3I .3I0.4 li6
Page. w. H.-Rebuilding of old common
wealths Observation-Disclosures. 1904 P2
Corbin John-American at Oxford .37S.4 CT
Ramsey, M. M-Spanish grammar. .4G5 r
SCIENCE.
Ball, r. S.-Earth's beginning ......523 B5
Prescott & Sullivan-First book of quail
itative chemistry. 18th ed ..........5A p
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OTHER TWO NAMED.
Trolley Company Chooses w. F. Hall
stead and w. n. Taylor for the
Board Of Arbitrators.

William F. Hallstead, former gencr-
al manager of the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad company,
and w. Fl. Taylor, of the Scranton
Supply and Hardware company, are
the choice of the Scranton Railway
company as arbtrators to settle the
dispute with the company's union en-
ployes regarding the seniority" clause
in the agreement on which the last
strike was settled in April.
The employees choice as arbitrators,
as previously announced, are John
Mitchell, president Of the United Mine
Workers. and William Corless. presi-
dent of Scranton Typographical union.
No. liz. All four have consented to act.
The communications passing between
the company and the union regarding
the selection Of arbtrators are as fol-
lows:
Scranton. Pa, July 20, 1902.
Mr.. p. ]. Shea. President, Amalgamated
Association of Street Railway Employees
of America. L.
Dear Sir: Pursuant to the agreement
between us dated July 26. we name w.
II. Taylor and w. F. Hallstead as the
two arbtrators of our selection. We will
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-31
new BOOKS AT
The LIBRARY
ADDITIONS MADE DURING THE
MONTH OF JULY.

Librarian Carr Presents in Appro-
pirate Groupings the List Of Books
Added to the Scranton Public Lii
brary Since June 3O-Cover a Wide
Field-Religion, Sociology, Educa-
tion, Science, Useful Arts, and Fine
Arts Are All Treated-Some Of the
Latest Fiction.
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tContinucd on Page 81
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-13
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
PHILADELPHIA ORCHE STR 4

PHILADELPHIA ORCHE STR A
The numbers OF the program for
the concluding concert given by thu
Philadelphia Orchestra in the Oper q
House this evening. constitute a
most interesting collection OF must
cal gems. The Go!dmark Sym.
phony In Spring" is one of the
lovliest Of the romantic compositions
written BY this eminent musician.
Goldmark reflects some Of the
very best ideas Of the modern school
OF highly colored toue effects, and
the Spring" overture while it has
never attained the world wide re-
pute Of the "Sakuntala" still holds
a very high place in the estimation
OF critical musicians.
The symphony Of The occasion
wi i be the Mozart symphony iD q
minor unquestionably the greatest
OF the Mozart symphonies. When
it is rendered that this wonderful
composer wrote 40 sym phones It is
not to marveIcd at that all Of them
did not achieve greatness. At least
three of them did. however, and Of
these three the G minor unquestion-
ably stands out above the rest.
Hoffman one of the German crit.
les said Love and Melaucholy'
breathe forth in purest spirit
tones. The G minor symphony
also shows Mozart in his purest
form which means that classical
can furnish no better example.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-13
FOURTH ST.

Mr.. C.. W. Speer in the wholesale
commission business at the corner Of
Fourth and King streets, says:"l had
backacllc for six months, 1t came ON
without any apparent cause and was
mainly characterized by dull aching
pain across the small OF the back,
which when Iiftedor stopped chang
cd to sharp twingcs. Doan's Kidney
Pills were recommended to me by a
lady who used them. SO ] got Il box at
Dantorth's drug store on Market
street. They removed the trouble,
and up to the present time | have
been free from kidney complaint.
Before ! used Doan's Kidney Pills !
tried hot p!asters and such make
shifts. but they were Of little if any
use. Should any citizchs inquire for
minntcr particulars will be only too
glad to give them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-13
Endorsed Their Action,

10 view of the fact that the Law
and Order Society and Citizens
League have entered on Il cam
paign against immortality and for
suppression OF vice, aud have al.
ready begun the good work 10 the
recent raid against disorderly
houses and illicit liquor selling,
therefore, we. the lIl!es Woman 8
Christian Temperance Union. do
heartily endorse the action of the
societies mentioned above and pledge
our constant and earnest co-opera-
ton IN their good work.
That we extend to Captain Black
and his assistants our thanks for
tine successful manner in which he
caused 70 be carried out the wishes
OF the Law and Order Society in
the recent rad: aud
That we cong ratulatc him on the
decision Of the Police commission
on Monday night last.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-13
Will MlNGTON> PROOF.
E. FOURTH STREET. FOURTH ST. F. SEVENTH ST
E. FOURTH STREET.

Mr.. Ellwood Stout of 423 East
Fourth street says: For some time |
had symptoms of kidney complaint
and suffered mostly when | caught
cold, as it always settled in my back
and and at such times | could hardly
bend over. had also pains ia my
limbs and loins and standing long at
a time aggravated the trouble.
noticed that Doan S Kidney Pills were
highly recommended for these trout
bles and got box of them at Dan
forth's drug store. ! only required
one box to set nc right. The pain
and aches left me. have not been
troubled with any thing of the kind
since. ] have a supply of Doan S
Kidney Pills now on hand in case !
should,cvcr need them. You are at
liberty Co use my statement for pub
licatiOn for know that am recon-
mending something which everyone
suffering as | did will appreciate.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-13
A JOLLY AMERICAN TRAMP,

Manager u. d. Newall, whose
name 10 tamil, ar in all the sosms.
politan centres st this country and
Mexico, 10 the gentleman " ho brings
L. Il. Kidder's truly Yankee play.
entitled "A Jolly American Tramp.
with striking sensations and start.
ling situations. is underlined at the
Opera House On Saturday afteru DON
and night. The piece is from the
pen Of the author Of "a Poor Re
latlons" aud Peaceful VALLEY -
two plays that have made =. Sol
Smith Russell famous. In it Mr..
Kidder portrays au Americas
tramp, not a. a repulsive,. ever.to-
be.shunned outcast, but az man
who through nts(ortune. was com.
PEELED to wander upon tho, face Of
the earth, but whose heart, we'll.
knowing his own distress. still
bleeds for Others woes and who Of.
fcrs even his life to help the wrongs
Of otber's even more unfortunate
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-13
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.

| New Castle, Feb. -. The schoo
children are daily enjoying a trca
denied them in summer time, the,
are allowed to play on the SchoU
green. The ma jor portion OF TIL
green is covered with snow and ic'
and all those slcds which old Kris
brought AT Chris tmas are doing Sci
Vice.
Miss May Woods. Of Delaware City
was rendered a surprise party Of
Tuesday night. Among those from
this city were Misses Margaret Law
Ior, Carrie aud May Pcdrick, Lydit
Price, Messrs Edwin and James
White, Charles pedrick, Robert Cor
don, George Murray, Willie Taylol
ami Willie I.aWlor.
The carbonizing plant at the
Knowles Wooden Mills will be tested
daring the coming week. In order
to keep up with the other depart.
mcnls an additional dye tub will be
put in and more men employed in the
dye room. The mills have plenty Of
orders on hand and the prospects are
that The coming spring will be a
busy one. v
The sailors Of the bark Lillian
we're paid off last evening and left
for Philadelphia.
Oglc Glanden had his lett hand Sc.
verely scalded in the works Of the
Diamond State Steel Company on
Tuesday.
Lewis Sandy was seriously injured
while at work in the Diamond State
Steel Company's plant.
Mrs. William Morrison is indis.
posed.
The basket ball teams OF Company
II. and Brownson Library Assoca-
ton meet tonight at the Armory
building.
In st, Peters Church last evening
Rev. L. L. Brady preached deeply
interesting sermon taking for his
text MAN remember thou art dust
and to dust thou must return.
The Valentine Tea which will be
given tomorrow evening under the
auspices Of the Grace Quigg Social
IN the Turn Hall, promises to he
pleasant affair.
The Woman's Home Missionary |
Society Of Nazareth NJ. u. Church, |
will hold a mite box opening at the
home OF Mrs. B. Frank Black burn,
Monday evening next. 49,
Charles Bennett, who has been
very nj, is improving. He was sub.
poened as a witness In a damage suit
case In the Superior Court and on &C.
count Of bis illness the case was posi-.
poned until the next term Of court. Il
James T. Challenger has been con.
lined to bis home for several DAYS on |
account Of tho grip.
Woodward Roberts Is i'll with a 50.
'ere cold and Is confined to bis home.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-13
PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned, being about TO quit farm
Ing VIII sell ut pubic sale on the farm known
90 the Moses 1.owthcr Farm, ! milo south OF
Centrcvllfe near the brick churcl, and on the
road leading from Bush's Corner to Walnut
Green .chooihouse on
MONDAY. FEB II, 1922.
at IL o'clock
The following stock, farm i'm pie ments, &C.
Nv -Four good work or driving horses, II
f3i heau dairy cows, some fresh n ~
and close springers, including / thor. ~
oughbied Holstein Jersey bull, heifers
some close springera
Inc usual farm implements-2 dearborns
surrey aleigh. harness, etc. Cypher's incuba
tor, U $. separator, hay b. ths tom corn by
The bnshel in cnse OF bal weather the stock
w'll Ge sold under shelter. A credit OF 9
months on sumsof SO nn.i over by purchas.
tr giving bapkable nose with approved en-
dorsfr; ~ per cent discount for cash.
:, ALBERT FRANkISH.
r., stlGham Auc. ISL IS ~ 10
Ellis Hicks Clerk.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-13
E. SEVENTH ST.

Mrs. Albert Bannon, jl6 East scv.
enth street, says: II had kidney
complaint for five Years. tried diff.
ferenl SO called kidney cures and con.
suited doctors but got no relief. !
was SO bad at times That could
scarcely attend TO my household
cares. The pain in my back was all
hut continual and often kept me up
after | had gone TO bed. When !
arose in the morning felt lame and
sore.
Deans Kidney Pft1s came to my
notice through reading the home
papers, and thinking they might give
me relief ! went TO DHntrrth's drug
store and got box. was not disap.
pointed in the results, for they took
right hold and soon brought me ont
all right. My husband also used them
for backachc and was benefited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-13
MADISON ST.

Officer jacob Is Sitter whom we need
not ,el. our readors Is OH duty at the
Madison street alton on the l.. L. N. II.
H.. says.-"I had kidney complaint.
headache lumbago or whatever you wish
to call |. for 10 years When l followed
tho calling of carpenter some seven
years ago | was working at Har!aD's
foundry whore at u job ! wrencLea NV
back For six months was laid up I'M
able to do a tap Of work. This was not
the only occasion when ] had such attack s
and rspent good deal Of money trying to
cure myself.
l Noticed in the Wilmington papers
accounts OF several people who endorsed
Doan's Kidney Pills. Amung them an
acquaintance Of mine. james II. Adams
As knew him we'll l as&ed him abo1t
them and his reply was decidedly satisfac
tory 80 procuring u box ct Danforth' 3
store on Market street l started to take
tho treatment. had quite a serious at
tack ut the lime and think scialic rheu
mntlsm had developed. D0an's Kidney
Pulls gave prompt relief never found
anything like them. Up to tho present
timo and it Is something over u month
sine commenced the treatment, ] have
not noticed any recurrence"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-13

Frank keeuan has scored an en-.
phatic hit in "Hon. John Grigsby'
al the Manhattan Theatre, this
being his initial stellareng agemeut
in New York. In the parIanc. OF
the Rialto he came III "On Rub
bers, but will make his exit ia an
automobile, with flying colors.
Seldom has a new play and star
received the critical praise that
has been lavished on Mr.. keenan,
and his charmingly quaint dram a,
and the theatregoers Of the metro
polls are confirming this verdict
constantly increasing his patron
age. Which goes TO prove til al mer.
II will win. even in The face Of the
the fsrcest competition and
eongested condition Of the metropol.
itan stage. Mr.. keenan, has. but
two weeks more at the Manh attain,
but will depart to fill his iroad en-.
gagements with the stamp Of met
ropoIitan approval on his play.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-13
GRAND LODGE
OF A. 0. U. W.

| The Grand Lodge Of The 40. r.
W. Of Delaware elected the follow iuy
| officers
! Grand Master Workman. b. A,
Groves. Marshaton: grand foreman
Dr. II. W.lloweIl, Wilmine,on: grand
ovcrSccr Curtis Kirk. WiIminplon;
grand recorder, Charles L. Wood,
Wilmington; grand receiver. Edgar
a. Finley, Wilmington: grand mcdi-
cal examiner. pr Lewis ". Finn.
Wilmington, grand guide. G.. :. Wat
son, Wilmington: grand inside watch
man, W, II. Richardson. Milford:
grand outside Waterman. DR. j. W.
Cf"Nsan, tcnlrcvillr: grand trustee.
W. II. Curry, Wilmington: supreme
representatives. Charles l.. W"ui,,
Wilmington; c. Il. Prrllyman. Dover.
and J. l.. Ellis. lrlmar.
If The Supreme Lodge sanctions il.
Washington and HE rnI ire Dist rrI Of
Columbia will he incorporated in the
jurisdiction Of the Grand Lodge IF
Delaware, AurieuI Order of United
Wurkmcu,
Al 'Iir meeting 81 the Grand l.ud-r
The matter Of jnr the District IT
toImhla into his jurisdiction was
brought 'r and discussed at .r,ar
length
\ delegation from Washington.
headed bv Former Congressman T..
II. Turner, appealed TO rhr Grand
Lodge for admission. Mr.. Turner
was accompanied by George IT, VIA
son, W. c. lIoldman, {. l.. Ballard
and Dr. Francis A. ST. Ciair and ihey
seconded the plea.
After the Grand Lodge had heard
The address Of tcrmcr Congressman
Turner which wa, eloquent, 4 spirit
was manifested by some Of The mem
bcrs that action should be Postponed
for one year, until the sentiment of
all The subordinate lodges in This dis
trict could be ascertainod. After
TINS effort had been made 1t was de-
cldcd to refer the matter to a special
committee composed Of all the past
grand master wUrkmcn in this state.
AT noon they madca favorable report
and after a sharp debate the report
was adopted bya vote a to "a.
During the afternoon the dcgrcT.
honor was conferred on twelve ca
dates by the lodge of MarshalItoi&
a delegation from Washington.
Jt was decided to hold the ann
next year again in Wilmif
ton.
During the afternoon the retirn,
grand master workman, j. l.. Ellis
OF Dclmar, was presented with 4
cabinet Of handsome ,silyerware. Tho l
presentation speech was made by y
Arley d. Magee Of Dover and tho e.,
gift was accepted by Mr., Ellis ina
lew we'll chosen words
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-13
MARKET ST.

Mr.. Thos. Taylor Of l23 Market
street. says: With the exception of
trouble due to disordercd kidneys l
have always enjoyed the best of health
and during the "a years ! have lived
! have used very little medicine OF
any kind. The main symptom of my
complaint was Slight difficulty with
The kidney sccrctons. Thinking that
Ioan S Kidney Pills if they perform
cd half what they promise might help
me | procured n box across the street
at Danforth S drug store some time
in the summer Of 1897. They did me
good, still use them for find moth.
ing to equal them in strengthening
and loning up the kidneys. Doan S
Kidney Pills give entire satisfaction
and have no hesitation in cmphati-
callv endorsing them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-13
l1eptasOphs Officers,

At the annual meeting Of the
Grand Conclave Of IIeptasophs Of
Delaware yesterday, the following
officers were elected and installed
by Past Supreme Archon B. Frank
sullivan; Chancellor, Edwin NJ.
Kane; eminent archon. Charles II.
Barlow provost, Geo. W, Till; pre-.
late, John Trabboid recording
scribe, VIM. Wintrup; grand treas
urer, Geo. II. Rue; inspector gen
eral, Harry Carson; herald, John
Wideman. Of Newark; sentinel. b.
b. Mitchell, Of Newport; warden.
w. Il. Walters; grand instructor.
Joseph r. Turner
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-13
ARE YOU A MASON!

Are You A Mason" a new COM.
edy with catchy title will be orc.
scented at the Grand Opera II6uSe
on Friday night ran all summer at
Powers Theatre, Chicago, to crowd
ed houses. The theme is new, the
action spirited, one leaves feeling
that the performance Are YouA
Mason!' was everything they had
anticipated. II there was q laugh
trust in exIstance to-day. this play
would have Is Of the preferred
sto0k.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-13
than he. The locality ofthis dra IN a
THE IDEALS.

The ever interesting theme OF hyp
notism has never received better
Treatment at the hands OF the Amer,
lean dramatist than it has in "a
Man of Mystery" Mark f. Swan S
great play, which will be given an
elaborate production by John A.
Himmeliens big company, 1.-The
Ideals in this city next week. The
interest is so intense ut times as to
be almost painful, and there are
many scenes aud situations ia this
drama when 1t would be possible
to hear a pin drop in any portion
Ut the house. 1t is more interest.
ing than "Trilby" as it is more
within the bounds OF rcason. and
the author has only made use OF
this psychological power AS Will
readily commend itself 10 the com.
mon sense OF the average auditor.
There is not on experiment intro
duced that has not been produced
in this city by The various hypno-
t'>ts that have appeared here dur.
ing past seasons.
Monday evening John A. Stevens
great success "Wifc for Wife" will
be presented. Special mention is
pade Tuesday evening when the
company vii present the great milf
tary play Northern Lights" See
Johu Swiltwnd the educated In
dian, the soldier. the horse. the
Custer Massacre aud the Northern
Lights.
Ladie' 9 tickets will be exchange
ed this eve ming on payment Of
Is cents. Prices 10, 20 and Scots.
Matinees 10 and 20 cents. The
Ladies tickets are limited to 800.