The Tribune from Scranton, Pennsylvania • Page 8

FROM WILKES BARRE, Frederick Brant was arrested yesterday morning on complaint of George Smith, who was afraid Brant would shoot him. The two work in the Keystone cigar factory and have been goo.l friends for years, but lately their affection for the same girl has made Brant jealous. He has had quarrels with Smith and a couple of days ago bought a revolver. He has been acting so strangely that Smith is afraid and had Brant arrested. He will have a hearing tonight.

The girl lives on South street and is quite pretty. Brant said to a reporter in the lockup: "I asked the girl to marry me but she told me she had a sailor lover named Jordan, who is now in Porto Rico, and she did not think that she could marry me. I was sorry and a couple of days later I asked her again but she said no. Then I saw Smith) with her. He was buying her icq cream and soda.

After that he told me they were to be married. I was very much upset. We had some words but I did not threaten to shoot him." VACCINATION ORDERED. Owine to the prevalence of smallpox and the danger of it spreading to this citv the sanitary committee ot the cit; council Monday night adopted the fol lowing: 'Whereas. There is danger of an epidemic of smaJlpox in this city therpfnre it is hereby ordered "That all persons in the city of Wil kes Barre who have not been vaeei nated in the past five years be and are hereby required to be vaccinated witn in five days from date.

persons no eomnlviner with this order will be sub ject to a fine of not less than nor mors than $10, to be collected the same as other fines for violation of city or dinances. In case of minors this firc will be collected from their parents or Euardians. "For the purpose of vaccination of such persons as are unable to pay for the same a physician will be at the city hall between the hours of i ana m. and between the hours of 3 to 5 and 7 to ii p. m.

each day for the purpose of vaccinating such persons. This goes into effect at once, the committee having absolute power to enforce it and the time for getting vac cinated expires on June 1. MAY BE PROMOTED. It is probable that the position as vi car general of the Scranton diocese. which is now held by Mgr.

Garvey, of St. John's church, Pittston, will be offered to Father R. A. McAndrew, of this city, upon Rev. Father Garvey's elevation to the bishopric of the new Altoona diocese.

It is not yet known whether Father McAndrew will ac cept but it is not improbable, as he is eminently fitted for the position and the honor is great. If he does accept it it is likely that Father Kiernan of Par sons will take his place here. PITTSTON Attorney Charles Daniels of Scran ton was in this city yesterday on bus! ness. Miss Agnes Mulherin of Wilkes Barre is the guest of Mrs. E.

Gage of The class of 1901 of the West Pitts ton High school have issued invitations to the commencement exercises Friday evening, June 7, at Music hall. It will be followed by a reception at Arm ory hall at 10:30 o'clock. The members of the class are Harriet Emma Bevans, S. Ella Crawford, Marie Louise Foster, Jessie Hortense Knight, Annette Hayes Lloyd, William J. Breese, Wil liam F.

Corcoran. Thomas J. Kelley. The baccalaureate sermon will be preached at First Presbyterian church Sunday evening, June by the Rev. W.

R. Harshaw. Among the Pittstonians who will witness the Cornell races on Cayuga lake on Thursday are Joseph Thomas and his sister, Sarah Thomas, who will be the guest of their brother William; and Miss Helen and Martha Coward, who will be the guest of their brother. Herbert Coward, who is a student in Cornell university. The Pennsylvania Coal company will pay their employes in the upper end today.

Monday evening was a busy one for the common council who held a speci 'il meeting at that time. The matter of providing the lockup with steel cages was disposed of according to the amended motion. Much business was accomplished but there was a good deal of bickering before it was disposed of. Pittston clerks visited Avoca last evening for the purpose of instructing the clerks of that place how to accom plish the early closing movement. The diagram for the Treble Clef concert was nearly all taken up yesterday morning shortly after it was opened Four, new trolley cars passed through here consigned to Buffalo.

They were carried by the Lehigh Valley railroad and were modern in every resrect. The M. P. church ladies are making preparations for their social to be held in the Phoenix block on Memorial day. Monday was the 30th anniversary ol.

the burning of the West Pittston shaft when 28 lives were lost. Six men still survive to tell the story of the gremt disaster. Mrs. Gregory of. Wilkes Barre will deliver an address at the Sunday school rally to be held next Sunday evening at the Congregational church at 0 o'clock.

The subject, will be "The Importance of Primary Work." Pay day at the upper end today. The funeral of the late John Young took place yesterday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock and was largely attended by many friends and companions of the deceased. The Kngle drill squad and Eagle hose company attended in a body. The Rev. J.

J. K. Fletcher, assisted by Rev. Dr. Parke, officiated.

A trio, Willinm Kuse, John Williams and Oscar Houck. pang several selections. The pall bearers were Herbert Sweet, Will Williamson. Wads. Miller, Will Morgan, Andrew Bryden and John Rodgers.

The flower bearcrt were Will Jones. W. Jordan and Will Campbell. The trio, pall bearers and 23,000 people are killed every year in this country by CONSUMPTION. The fault is thdirs.

No one need have consumption. It is not hereditary. It is brought on by neglect. You have a slight cold and cough. You do nothing to get rid of it.

ShiloSfs Consumption Cure will cure a cough or cold in one night. "Sbiloh'f ii an unfailing cure for eoughi, throat and lung troubles. It will cure consumption. It is a remarkable remedy." A. E.

SALTER, M. Buffalo, K. Y. Rhiloh's Consumption Core is sold by all druggists at 25c, 60c, 1.00 a bottle. A rrliiteil guarantnn goes with entry bottle, you are not satisfied (jo to your druggist ami get your money back.

Write for illustrated book on consumption. Sent Without cost to yo. S. C. Wells UKoj, N.Y.

Constipation Does your head ache Pain back of your eyes? Bad taste in your mouth? It's your liver Ayer's Pills are liver pills. I hey cure const! pation, headache, dyspepsia. 25c. All druggist. Want your moustache or beard a beautif ul brown or rich black? Then line BUCKINGHAM'S DYE whillfers 60 CT.

orDftUGGIS rs, 0 B. P. Htll A H.WHH..N.H. flower bearers were members of the Eagle hose company. The remains were interred in Pittston cemetery.

The funeral of A. R. Mead will take place this afternoon at Services at the family home on Linden street. Interment in West Pittston cemetery CLARK'S GREEN. May 28.

This village is having a boom at this time of no insignificant character. There is plenty of work and everyone seems busy. The im provements which are being carried forward will change the appearance of the place considerably. Many are seeking places for summer boarding and there are insufficient accommo dations to meet the demand and they have to be turned away. J.

C. Higgins returned from a visit in Wyoming county last Thursday. The farmers along the Tunkhannock creek have very nearly finished planting their coin ana potatoes. Some of the corn is up an inch high. Oats are up and they are making ready for buckwheat, They are many days ahead of this sec tion of the country in planting.

Howard E. Northup when he return ed from a business trip last Thursday found a 11 pound son awaiting him. Mrs. Jerome Thomas, and children of Waverly, visited Mr. and Mrs.

J. Rhodes last Sunday. Mrs. Leon Smith of Scranton spent a couple ol days with relatives in this place last week. A number of our G.

A. R. men went to Waverly on Sunday to hear the me morial sermon by Rev. M. S.

Godshall. Memorial day will be observed in this place as follows: Meet at the Baptist church at 10 o'clock, march to the cemetery where decoration services will take place; return to the place of starting for dinner. Each soldier will provide his own rations. Coffee will be furnished. Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. Rymer of Scran ton were in town on Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. D. A. Montgomery and Mr. and Mrs.

D. C. Jones of Danville, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. R.

S. Harlan. The Ladies' Aid society of the M. E. church will meet at the home of Mrs.

Elizabeth Wells on Friday of this week, forenoon and afternoon. An entertainment will be given in the M. E. church next Thursday even ing for the benefit of the Ladies' Aid society. Admission, 10 cents.

At the conclusion of the entertainment ice cream, strawberries and cake will be served. LAKE WINOLA. May 27. Mrs. Yost is occupying her cottage on the west side of the lake.

Rev. Philip Houck preached a mem orial sermon Sunday evening and the choir rendered music suited to the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Vangasbeck of Scranton buried a little twin girl here last Sunday beside their firstborn.

The remaining twin is dangerously ill. Ralph Smalser has been allowed to go to Sunday school, although his physician has cautioned him to be very careful to not overexercise. He is still weak from his handsled acci dent. Very little corn has been planted yet in this section owing to so much rain, and some of the farmers have been prevented from sowing oats for 'the same Dr. Eugene Fuller of Bald Mount made one of the audience at the Lake church Sunday evening.

Mr. White of Tunkhannock placed a monument in memory of Mrs. John Adams. It is a nice one. C.

E. Frear has been drilling a well at some distance above his house to get a supply of good water for the hotel. Mr. J. W.

Moore of "Hotel Clifton" is confined to his bed with an attack of inflammatory rheumatism, accom panied by a lever. Dr. Heller is attending him. In the meantime competent help is employed in beautifying the grounds about the hotel, while the interior is being put in readiness for summer guests. After spending the past winter with her son C.

E. Frear, Mrs. Nancy Frear again occupies her home at the oppo site side of the lake. J. H.

Gregory has fixed up his lawn in fine shape and flowers have been planted in profusion. Everything pos sible is being done for the pleasure and comfort of the guests they expect to entertain during the summer. CHINCHILLA. Mrv 2S. Choir rehearsal will be held at the home of Miss Jtllnnie Streuter Wed nesday evening.

In case of bad weather will ue postponed to Friday evennv Thursday being a holiday. Miss Gertrude Pease entertained her friend. Miss Irene Snook of Clarks Green, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Klchardson were callers in berantoii Monday. The new union Sunday school is gcttine iiuu koou wonting oruer. it win ue a great help to the community. If every irmly in Chinchilla could be well reure sented at the Sunday services of either tno m. or the.

Lnion Sunday schools, there would be verv little room to let in either. Mrs. H. E. Paine of Scranton.

visited the toll gate last week. Miss Myrtle LuRue. who has for some weeks past been verv ill with tonsilitis is finite recovered. Arthur Hall Is about acain after a Ions siege of typhoid fever. Miss Jennie Deity of Scranton.

SDont Sunday with relatives in town. Mr. and Mrs. O. Van Buskirk of Bald Mount, siient Sunday with Mr.

and Mis O. R. Pease. Mr. Sykes of Green Ridge, was a eruest of the family of Mrs.

Tripp over Sunday Miss Emma Daily of Clarks Summit, is visiting Mrs. Frank Stouder. CLARK'S SUMMIT. May 2S. William Atherton is nutttnsr in two telephones for the use of those who are summering at his beautiful home Horn On Monday, to Mr.

and Men E. Schilling, a son. William D. Smith Is at the home of hU parents, spending a vacation during the Scranton strike. Mrs.

L. IS. Bai of Prohibition Pnrlr N. gave an excellent lecture at the Methodist Episcopal church on Tuesday nteresis of the VV, T. who deserve he thanks of the public for arranelnir sueh a treat.

Mrs. Bailey held a meeting ir muies me ionowing aiiernoon and later lectured at Clarks Green. Miss Imogene Akerlev has been in Get tysburg (luring the week as representative of the May Griffin lodge of Rebekas. Born on Wednesday, May to Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Akerly, a daughter. Mrs. L. M. Potter spent part of last week in Scranton.

Miss Grace Davis of Clarks Green. Is mployed In Condensary. Miss Bessie Greene of Factorvville. vis ited friends here during the week. Henry Dunlap of Cralge, was a visitor in town a few.

days ago. The continued rains are badly delaying the planting of farms and gardens. Monarch over pain. Burns, cuts, sprains, stings. Instant relief.

Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil, At any drug Store THE SCRANTON REPUBLICAN. MAY 20, 1901 WYOMING COUNTY NEWS A Stndont in Optico at Tunkhannock. A Practical Demonstration of the Virtues of an Eve Water. TUNKHANNOCK, May 28.

Did you ever see a mongrel litter of cats? They do happen once in a while and when they do they are odd enough. There will be cats of assorted sizes, colors and conditions. White cats, black cats, maltese cats, yellow cats and spotted cats. There will be cats with black eyes, gray eyes, and watch eyes. There will be little measley cat3 and big ponderous cats, cats attractive to gaze upon and cats that disgust you to look upon.

Fat cats and spare cats, sprawny cats and lively cats. Cats of high culture and cats of low degree and just cats. There is a chap in town that has cat eyes and that brings out this mention. That individual was blessed with just as good eyes as any other chap who was ever born in the town. The eyes were fair to look upon and fair to be seen.

They were not of a nature to attract unusual attention. The chap who owned and wore those eyes could go about among men and occasion no comment on account or nis looking apparatus. He did not even wear glasses and he culd read as easily as any other chap whom God had endowed with good lookers. His eyes began to bother him. He was a cracK shot and in shooting on the long range strained his eyes or else he injured them by having them hit by pieces of flvine caps.

Anyway his eyes went in to decline. He took up the wearing of glasses and still the trouble did not abate. His eyes did not take on their old time vigor and he could not see aa well as to distance and so clear as to the object gazed upon. In looking over an old receipt book, one of the Dr, Chase kind the kind mentioned by Dr Kelley when he spoke of a book that had everything in God Almighty's airth in he found a formulae for an eye water and he at once set about to compound some of that eye water ana he turned out a prime article. Applied to his eyes they began to enlarge until one of thenv looked as if it was of the tea saucer variety and it glared at you from all points of the compass.

That eye like an evil spirit pursued any individual who happened to come in its range. It made a creepy feeling crawl up your back and you felt as if "the villain was still pursuing her. Now the grave Question before the body is how to lessen the glare of those optics. While the individual has to wear the eyes, you have your choice you don't need to look at him. Bv rtue of a writ of 11.

fa. issuing out of the court of Common Pleas oi Wyoming county there will be exposed to nublic sale at the court house in Tunkhannock borough, by Sheriff John W. Gray, on Saturday, June lo, at p. all of the right, title and inter est of C. S.

Hinds in and to the rouow Ine described real estate Situated in Factorvville borough, bounded and de scribed as follows, to wit: On the nnnth hv lands of Mrs. Lyman S. Chase, on the north by lands of J. Coult. on the west by south branch of Tunkhannock creek, on the east by public highway; containing one acre or land, more or less.

Being tne same land conveyed bv A. H. Fassett and wife to C. S. Hinds and by Margaret and G.

A. Capwell to C. S. Hinds. Improvements, frame dwelling house, barn, outbuildings, fruit trees, seized and taken in execution at the suit of C.

A. Sisk against C. S. Hind nd will be sold for cash only. Street Commissioner Carpenter has been road building during the past week.

Some ashes were filled in the street at the corner of Warren and Tioga streets, at a point where the fountain makes a wet spot during the warmer season. George Washington Lewis, of Lemon township, was over at the county seat on Tuesday. Mr. Lewis is famous throughout this region for the celery that he raises and brings to market. William M.

Piatt, who has been down in North Carolina for the past two years, is at home again. He is ngaged in building electric light plants at different points in the South. He remains home for two weeks and will take in the Pan American Exposition. The Wiggins concert company give a concert at Wyalusing this (Tuesday) eve and then give the last concert of their season at Eatonville on Wednesday evening, May The concerts thus far given have been very successful. Thomas M.

Harding rented a garden plot over next to the river and railroad. He has been annoyed by persons running over that garden plot. On Monday night he laid in waiting for trespassers and he was rewarded by seeing a lantern moving down in his corner of the lot. He went over there and captured two urchins, who had a tin pail and lantern and were out in quest of "night walkers" to use for fish bait. Mr.

Harding nailed that lantern and that pail, and he slammed the two together, and throwing down the pail went off carrying the lantern along. It happened that the boys who had that pail and lantern were John ana Phinney, sons of Hugh B. Phinney, of this place. Information was laid be fore Squire Ketchledge or tne commis sion of an offence by Mr. Harding and warrant issued directed to Officer Piatt for the arrest of Mr.

Harding. The case is yet to be heard down at the Ketchledge court. Dr. Edward Fayette Avery celebrates two events today. He was born 4tj years ago today and he was married lust 14 years ago today.

Doctor makes the figures and you have it to suit yourself. James W. Piatt, went over to Reading on Monday and took In the sessions of the Grand Commandery of the Knights Templars, going over to Harrisburg before returning home. Ruel E. Billings is at the commandery as a representative of Temple Commandery No.

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Williams McAnuIty. Temporary Store, 126 Washington Avenue. i. nn.i nntin A MUIIU Hip 10 MMIU, MM l7e Oeam servThe. up to June 20th, 1901 we will present a duplicately numbered ticket, the coupon of which should be deposited in the sealed box at the door.

On June 20th, a public drawing will be held and the person holding the winning ticket will be furnished with round trip transportation and admission to the Pan Ampriran Pvnneitinn RnffatA at iha Hacifol tim. limit in ta nnmUa. nf tickets one may hold. Lackawanna Dairy as A i J. Jt You've heard of learned Samantha Brown 1 The beat read lady In all the town 9 There's nothing now her learning lacka Since she learned to use the F.P.CWax Which whitens the bosoms like snow 4 down poured Andllghtens theworkofthelronlng.

9 board. It Veep, the Iron In month anil cfen temper. Put up in tubes, so that the very iait atom can be JC useflj not like the inferior waxes which must be A thrown away before half worn down. 7 Sold everywhere for 5c, A CUSHMAN BROS. SELLING AGENTS J.

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Come and look them over. Thos. F.t Leonard, 505 Lacka. Ave. Ailis Chalmers Company, Successors to Machine Business of Dickson Manufacturing Company, Scranton and Wilkes Barre, Pa, Stationery Engines, Boilers, Act First Think afterwards; your reflections will be more than pleasant if you get our GREEN VALLEY RYE By holding to our motto "to recommend goods according to their actual merit," we expect to gain your confidence and patronage.

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I I 'VfcVtr COOKING WITH OAS. Free Demonstrations. We have secured the services of Miss Emily Marion Colling to Lecture and Demonstrate tbe Art of Cooking With Gas, Or, How to Make Cooking Easy. Lectures and Demonstrations during the week commencing Kay 2Qtb, every afternoon at 3 o'clock, at 507 Linden Street, Board ot Trada Building. The Scranton Gas and Water Go.

Fuhrman Brothers, POPULAR Awning, Badge and Tent MANUFACTURERS, Are again back in their old Brand 328 Lacka. Avenue, liot Telephones. E. J. WALSH WHOLESALB Liquor Dealer S04 LACK'A AV Sole agent for Chr.

Feigenspan's finest Aes and Porter. We are receiving large consignments. Mining Machinery, Pumps..