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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06
Samen-Samen-gamen.

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crime @rbien, SDrn, Satat, Hettise
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gelbe Riibsn, iopie ole Sortsn bon
friihen oeuiiden Sdmereien bsim Wfat
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1913 $50 Sadamanna apenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06

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pelde ben Bintsr in SlOriOa psrlebtsn,
iiuo am DOnnsritus bsimsstsbrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06
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Saoen 20 bel 80 an Sisbsnter StraBe
@infa6e unb bOppelte 8obnbaulsr
uno Stats In alien Tbeilsn Der StaOt.
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len Der Stabt unb bes Counties. Sc
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$40 Spnnen OebdmSe.
Neues 500. Gltes 468S.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-04-06

BesteIlt das "WoehenbIatt."
Evening journal., 1911-12-30
TRANSCRIPT
FOR LAFOLLETTE

(Continued from First Page)
this state to sound a warning against
the folly OF renominating TAFT for
the presidency He has betrayed tho
principles fol. which the party stands,
and to whose support he pledged him
-relf, and the Nation is very weary
of him-weary. also, Of his amazing
wobblings on tho tariff and other eco
nomic questions that more than any
other single thing, have caused busi-
ness to falter.
Taft is pulling every possible po-
litical wire to secure his denomination
and in the National Convention VIII
line up his noble army of Southern
office-holdors who do not represent a
single vote IN the Electoral College,
as a solid phalanx to overthrow, II
posible. the will of the people. But
let not Delaware Republicans make
tho mistake of helping him land the
marty in the ditch in the coming ma
fional election. The weakest candi-
date on the Democratic ticket even
Harmon. would defeat him, While
wilson. Of New Jersey would over
whelm him utterly. But LaFollette
the peoples choice. win lead the party
on 10 victory and renew under his
wise and conservative reform admin
istration tho former glorics OF the
early DAYS when the Republicanism
stood for men and justice, not FOL
special privilege and graft.
Evening journal., 1911-12-30
$4,000 FIRE
LOSS FOR B. 6 0.
Continued From Tirst Page,

Continued From First Page
key for box No Al. at the Charles
Warner Company plant and sent in tho
alarm.
In the meantime Ira Hill, the watch
man OF the b. and O. freight house and
station, at Railroad and Market streets
emerged from the station building. II
was the first he knew OF the blaze.
Hill watches both buildings and said
he left the freight house but a short
time before to make his rounds of the
station and everything was all right
at that time.
Soon after the iremen arrived Fire
Chief Moran. fearing the fire would
get beyond the control of the district
companies, sent in second alarm and
with the arrival of the additional ap-
paratus the blaze was confined TO the
eastern side OF the freight house and
finally oXtinguishcd shortly after 3
o'clock
The big steamer of the Union Fire
Company did not bother about a fire
plug, but backed up to Shipley street
wharf and lifted water direct from the
Christiana river All the companies did
good work. however, and the efficient
work U the nfcmen, no DOUBT, pre-
vented a far greater loss The men sui
fered considerably from the cold, the
thermometer registering below the
freezing point.
The origin OF the blaze is unknown
Mr.. Higgins said he knew of nothing
in the freight that could have caused
am explosion such as Bridgetendel
Clifton referred 60, except several bar
rels of whiskey These were found in
tact, however. on the west side OF the
building. Il is thought that the blaze
started I'm the office in which was ;
coal stove fire. Mr.. Higfins, however
was not sure whether the stove causeC
the blazo or electric wires.
The loss is fully covered by insur
ance the company carrying it's Owl
/ fund for this emergency.
Evening journal., 1911-12-30
|NEWSY DOINCS
OF NEW CASTLE
Scholars Exchange Gifts at
Sunday School Christmas
Exercises
FIREMEN CALL
A SPECIAL MEETING

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Dec. 3O.-In the M.
e. Church last evening the Sunday
school held its Christmas entertain
ment Following a pleasing musical
entertainment bon bons were distri-
buted Then teachers.and classes ex-
changed presents.
Marsey Galloway was scratched on
the face yesterday afternoon by a
dog. She was about to enter Della
ware street store when the dog caught
her by the arm and scratched her
right check with its paw.
There arc many Christmsa trees in
the city which attract much attention
Among them arc those Of Rodney
Wagner, Elizabeth Mckay James
Lawler, Katherine Murphy and Mar
garet Doris. The decorations arc
unique rich and attractive.
William Hutchinson Is placing in
position the fixtures for the new post.
office.
Good headway Is being made by
the contractors who are tearing down
the jail yard wall.
Former Magistrate William IL
Terry is still very sick
Mrs. James = Briggs shows con.
siderable Improvement
Jeremiah Tobin is still on the sicl
list
Robert White. Jr. has been con
fined TO his room on account of an
attack of acute indigestion.
Car No. S6 of the New Castle line
is expected to be tried over the lin,
to-day. IL has been rcmodolled and ;
hot water heating system installed
Car No. 40 is now being remodellct
and the cars arc expected TO run tC
Dohbinsvillc tomorrow
Travel on the Delaware City lin'
is fairly good
John p. Murphy is handing arounS
cigars and Mrs Murphy and hcI
baby girl are doing well.
The Good VIII Fire Company vii
hold an important meeting mex
Wednesday evening.
Evening journal., 1911-12-30
READY TO GREET
The NEW YEAR
ContInued From TIrst Page.

1OHAihuth tibhi Il IL ~ dbts
the program Another event will be
the boys gymnasium exhibition
which will be held at $3.50 O'Clock in
the gymnasium. The holiday enter
tainment VIII take place at O'Clock
and an hour later the department will
be closed. The program OF the Boys
Department will be under the over
sight of the boys work director. W.
H. Shipman and the assistant physi-
cal director, f. w. Helm.
The program in the mems depart
ment Is equally pleasing. Music will
be furnished by the Y NJ. c. a. Or
chestra I'm the lobby and there will be
game tournaments in the game rooms,
while a special reception committee
from the membership will be on duty.
fhe Ladies Auxiliary will assist in
distributing a light collation. which
will be served on the second floor
from 2.30 to $50. and from 7.30 to 10
o'clock A souvenir badge will be
presented to all guests.
Three illustrated lectures, entitled
From the Atlantic to the Pacific Of
aeventy-hve Millions in Brick and
stone" viii be given in the lecture
room at 2.3O 4.45 and 730 o'clock in
the afternoon, by the education direc-
tor A. J.. Turner.
The whole educational department
on the third floor. will be open for
/ inspection from to 10 O'Clock. This
will permit visitors and friends to
view the new chemical laboratory and
drawing room.
Special rooms on the fourth and
fifth floors in the dormitory depart
mont are offered TO the examination
Of the members and their friends.
Two games Of basketball between
1 the Giants and the Tigers; the Ra-
vens and the Unomes. (teams made
up entirely of association member
shin materially. will be played in the
| gymnasium at sis o'clock. These
teams arc supervised by c. II. Meiss-
ner. tho physical director.
The bowling alleys in the basement
are to be thrown open to the public
and friends of the association mem
bers. women as we'll as men are in
vited to bowl This will practically
be womens day on the alleys.
Pine and holly have been used q
decorate the building The invitation
cards are odd and unusual.
The gym program for the day vii
be.
March, leader, Dudley Gray.
One dumbell, drill. leader, Henry
Marston
Apparatus exercises, first grade
mat. leaders. Henry Marston ant
Richard Walker.
Second grade. elephant horse lead
ers. Herbert Wicr and Robert Foulk
Third grade, parallel bars, leader
William Broughall.
Fourth grade. buck, leader, Curtis
Lichtenstein.
Straddle run, basket shoot relay
captains. Marston and Lichenstein-
Change circle Indian club relay
Wier and Brougyll.
Employed Class VS.. High Schoo
Class-(a) Pick and plant potato re
lay race. (b) Running high jump
(c) Pole vault (d) Tug OF war
team of ten members.
Evening journal., 1911-12-30
LET OUT THEIR
WEDDING SECRET
New Ysrk Couple are Await
Ing Forgiveness of
Parents

After two vain efforts to summon
courage to tell their parents of their
elopement. Walter b. Miles. son Of
John d. Miles. of Germantown, Phila-
delphia. and his bride. who was Miss
Mabel Pfender. daughter of Jesse
Pfender. a well known contractor of
Ogontz. finally blurted out the news
yesterday and are now awaiting par
entail forgiveness and blessing. The
young couple were married in VIII
mington. on December 10, and re-
turned TO Philadelphia Immediately.
The secret was carefully guarded
from even their intimate friends. TO
give the young groom an opportunity
to convey the information IN person
to his brides parents Twice he
started TO tell of the affair and both
times his courage failed him at the
crucial moment. His bride has been
staying with her parents since the
wedding and succeeded in breaking
the news yesterday.
The elopement was the result OF a
meeting between the young people at
a church service three months ago
According to both it was a case of
Low at first sight, but the girls
father declined to hear of mar
riage until she had reached her
twenty-first birthday, still three
years away. That was too long for
the ardent lovers to wait, and they
slipped away to Delaware on Decem-
Der 10 and returned man and wife
They told their friends yesterday
that they would go to housekeeping
as soon as they received the parental
blessing.
Evening journal., 1911-12-30
PRESENT CLOCK
TO MR.. MASSEY

The directors and executive officers
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany gave their annual reception TO
President James McCrea yesterday at
noon. They We're accompanied by
$50 officers of the lines cast Of Pitts
burgh.
Following the reception, buffet
luncheon was served in the board
roam in Broad Street Station. during
which Mr.. McCrea. on behalf of the
directors and executive officers. pre-
sented to George V. Massey. general
counsel of tho road. a grandfather's
clock. Mr.. Massey will retire to-
morrow under the pension regulation
of the company. having reached the
aged of 20 years.
Evening journal., 1911-12-30
DEATHS.


Peter II. Miller.
Mary L. Sewer.
Samuel T. caunman.
Michael Dougherty.
Howard o, Buckelew.
Edward McNett. oo
McNETT-In this city, on December ~
1911 Edward McNctt
William Loguc.
James r. Singer
Columbia A. p. Jones.
1ONES-At YJackson, Miss, on Deeemnef
~ 1911 Columbia A. p, widow OF AZ
bert H. Jones, aged 63 years
Relatives and friends OF the iamiiy ale
invited 10 attend the funeral services AZ
the residonce Of her sonin'law Warren Cur
lett No 2iii West street, ON Monday aiter'
mon Ianuarv J. at 2.3O O o'clock. Inter
ment Lombardy cemetery. oo
SINGER--In this city, on Dccempel oV'
1911. Jnmes T. Singer, aged o2 years
Relatives and friends are invited 10 az
tend the funeral at his late residence ~
Klund St. Services will be held from ~.
pnuls Church on Tuesday afternoon at =
o'clock lntermcnt at t'.oiiNe eelne'oas .,,
LOGUE-In this city, on Decemner ~
1911. William Logue, aged 40 years
Relatives and friends arc invited 90 az.
tend tho funeral services at his late resi-
dence i22 West Goth st., on Monday after
noon Al 2.3O O'Clock. lnterment at RIVER
Relatives and friends arc respectfully in
wited 20 attend the funeral from the resi-
dence of Mrs Alice Lewis, el0 Mann'
street on Tuesday afternoon. at = o clock
Intcrment AZ Mt. Olive cemetery
lCAUFFMAN-In this city, ON December ~
1911. Samuel r. Caufman, aged os year s.
Relatives and friends are invited 70 az
tend the funeral services at ms iate rest
denco 8Os T. Second street, on Monday al
ternoon al o'clock. lnterment at LON
sEVIER-In this city, on December 2s
leiI Mary Louise, wife Of William II
Relatives and friends Of the family are
Invited 10 attend the funeral services AZ INC
rcsidonce Of her fathcr-in-law James X. Sc
vior. No. ia W. Twenty-ninth street on
SUNDAY afternoon, December 81, 1911, at
a.3o o'clock. 1nterment Lombardy GENE
ltery ,,...- %
Relatives. friends and members OF Wee
cacoe Fire Co. dupont Post NO z, q. A. X.
and Employcs OF the Remington Machine 60.
arc invited 70 attend tho funeral rom ~. m
late residence o25 w. second street o.
Tncsdav morning at o o'clock. Requiem
mass al St. Pauls' Church. intcrmont Cath
edral cemetery. ~,
lDOUGHERTY--A Henry Clay on Dccem
her IS. 1911, Michael Dougherty;
relatives friends DUPONT Post. No. :
q A r. and First Delaware Battery arr
iovited 10 attend the funeral from his lat'
residence No. l62 Long Row, Henry Gay
on Tuesday morning o. el9eA' 10 ne
ouiem mass az 81 Joscpns' Church. inter
mont ST. Joscphs cemetery.
BUCKAbEW--In this city, on pecemne
ae. iOi1, Howard c. Buckeiew, aged s.
years. ~, T..
Relatives and friends are respectfully IN
-i,ed 10 attend the funeral services at IN
rssidcncc of his son.inlav Charles ilgson
721 Il. Tenth ST.. on January l. AZ 1.Sv
m. Intcrment Elkridge. Train leaves Wil
minrton & Northern 81 l35 a. m January Z
Evening journal., 1911-12-30
DOVER TOWN
ELECTION NEAR
Mayor and Council to be
Chosen on Jan
uary 5
FACTIONS WILL
HUSTLE FOR VOTES

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del. Dec. 3O-Doyer's
municipal officials who will retire
with the election on Monday, January
s. are Harry Mayer, Councilman T. v.
Keith, S w. Minner, William NJ.
Hazel and c. George Wright. Next
week will be lively campaign week,
for town meetings have been called by
the rival elements and some surprises
are due.
The same robbor who looted "A
Whiteleysburg money drawer Of $35 in
cash. last Wednesday, il is believed,
stole horse and buggy from d. b.
Murray's farm near Viola the previous
night. The Kent mans team was
subsequently abandoned at Hollands
VILE.
Farmers from all over Kent county
and some from New Castle will meet
with the Pomona Grange OF Kent
county. to be entertained by Smyrna
Grange next Thursday, January 4. OF
fIcers will be elected to serve for two
years There are now fourteen
oranges in this county, with total
membership of $50.
Jacob Jensen and Miss Bessie
Scott, a young couple Of Rising Sun
obtained a license TO marry and went
70 Wesley NJ. 10. parsonage where th,
Rev. William J.. White performed the
ceremony. They got "a "sond-off" last
night at Rising sun.
Miss Nellie Patchett. daughter oil
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Patchett. and JOIN
Hopkins, OF near Preston went TO the
Bethlehem Church to be married dur.
Ing Christmas wock-that is th,
Bethlehem NJ E, Church. near Pres
fon The church was claboratel}
trimmed with evergreen arches and
festoons and the couple stood under
a large white bell.
Miss Flora Edna Waldron, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Waldron, Of
Choptank. was married TO Ira Scot
Waddcll, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w 3
Waddell, formerly OF Bethlehem, nov
living in Easton. were married il
Preston M. u. Church.
Evening journal., 1911-12-30
LECTuRE TO TEACHERs.

Professor c. A. Wagner. OF the West
Chester State Normal School, will
lecture on Tuesday afternoon az 8
o'clock to the teachers of the A. /. du-
Pont School, on Methods of Teaching
Geography" The lecture will be both
interesting and practical, and the prin-
cipal of the school. w. x. Yerger in
vites all teachers who may desire to
do so. to attend.
Evening journal., 1911-12-30
SERVICES AT ST. STEPHENS.

There will be three special services
I'm St. Stephens Lutheran Church to-
morrow. AT all the services through
out the day Christmas music Will be
repeated. The service at $50 o'clock
I'm the evening will be largely of a
musical character At IL o'clock ON
sunday night there will be service
appropriate TO tho beginning of tho
new year.
Evening journal., 1911-12-30
TOO LATE no CLAssIFY.

ESTATE or MARIA BRENDLE,
= DECEASED.
Notire Il hereby given that Letters Of
Administration upon the Estate Of Maria
Rrendle late Of Wilmington Hundred. de-
ceased. were duly granted unto Elva r.
Bauman on the 2sth day Of December, a.
d.. 1911 and all persons indebted 20 me
said deceased are requested 60 make pay
ment TO the AdmnistratriN without delay,
and al persons having demands agsnst the
deceased arc required 70 exhibit and present
the same duly probated 90 the said Ad.
ainistretrix on or before the 2sth day Of
December A. ID. 1919, or abide by The law
In this behalf
ELVA f. BAuMAN AdministratriN
Address Mrs. Elva T. Bauman, 500 West
street. Wilmington, Del. d5o.eteod
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SALVATION ARMY MEETINGS.

The week end meeting of the Sal
vation Army VIII be held as follows:
Tonight at 8 o'clock. a free and easy
meeting; Sunday. 3 y. m, "A Back
ward Glance;" 3 p. m. Where Art
Thou" 1890 p. m. an old fashioned
watch night meeting will be held. A
welcome is extended to all on Mon
day at 8 p. m. the Christmas enter
tainment will be repeated. also prizes
will be distributed to the Sunday
school children for their faithful at
tendance at Sunday school during
1911.
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REPEAT CHRISTMAS NUS

The Christmas music will b
peated all day tomorrow at
ware Avenue Baptist Church.
pastors morning theme Will be-"
I may know that | am a Christ
The theme for the evening sc
will be This Year Also" TIL
ganist viii give the usual r
from 7.30 to 7.45 o'clock and the
viii sing the Christ music. The
day school gave a very pic
Christmas cantata on Thursday
ing. The Uusher's Union is ar
ing TO have Colonel Stevenson {
United States Army. speak hel
January -.
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THE DAN ANp THE NIGH

Two brief sermons. founded J
words (Jno. .: A.. by the past
the First Church of Christian }
panions. No. S26 Orange stretl
morrow. at 10 a. m, and 3
Seats free. No collections. A CO
welcome to all. Alfred T. Scot
Pastl
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NEED RURAL CARRIER.

A civil service examination will be
held at Pennington on January to
secure eligible to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF the
regular mail carrier there.
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cam OF THANKS

Mrs. Francis ~. Jones wishes 10 thank
hcr many friends aud relatives. also DUPONT
Lodge Of the Masons and Knights Of tho
Maccabees for their beautiful floral offer.
ings and kindness during their sad bereave-
mcnt
Evening journal., 1911-12-30
CHURCH TO ELECT.

The annuel meeting and election
Of officers OF Hope Baptist Church
will take place at $50 o'clock next
Tuesday. All members are asked to
be present.
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