The Times Leader from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • Page 8

THE WIIiKES-BABBE RECORD, MONDAY MOKNING, NOVEMBER 17. 1B90. 8 Facsimile of Document Held by Fowler, Dick fit Walker. BRBYTTIEJ. About time for the newspaper "spook" We Told You So Editor Record.

Trusses. Trusses. All styles and prices. Trusses fitted and adjusted without extra charge. We have had the agency for Fairchild's Cushioned and Ad New walnut Brazil banana i-r ana tact all kind ot a c4 hand.

Te ukwuvni a AND Fatt Bonr, fin.t oran, mut, cti. in mimaau Bros' Wb Ton tniT ta'k ton! Blr oond to none 5 A WANT -I IU' 'j, Ol.l.V I' WM WJjn(d f'L'y by get gooa onet ram- (,.... by the l'trsinep pwij.i i i i. a In this of and btislt bav tm Kn1rc -i! Faih lo; get imrgr.ltifc not berri dleaj ix of two painted and prj wi' theflnit and --nl goods; f-irtKit i- children c.l'ak, iH II or. 1 Inc Pt'Olto, martn bappv.

Tt -M other bill will Mr bargain If you A. McALML, Si SOrOi ttstu Ktreet. 1'- 'S 1 Rpw-lal att-utlu plv-tt" Ing rme. WM. BRITT Praclica' 'JtS' (' i iti ut HiLki'4, Alt rrk UurutM' r3" PRICES Telacbcn call S'.

193 east mm V'rx-r Ct.i ARARETBM FOK UM'( 1S Dry Goods, Holiday 1 eJ House Furnishing iThcse rnanuf inistrucii'-ns to once. Li SALES At li takes to be dissontlnutd. Townend Bros, found their stolen noree Index on Saturday at Scranton. The diagram for Hardie 4 von Leer opens at the Bon Ton this morning. Pheasant are coming down in price.

The markets were fall of them last week. Robert Johnston's nickle plating enter- nrtsebids fair to be enlarged in a short time. Santa Clans' letter 'o Fowler, Dick 4 Walker arrears on the eiccth rage of this l6sue. The members of No. a engine company are reouested to meet at their house this evening at o'clock.

A State convention of' Frohlbittonlet Interested in leaeue work will be held in Scranton on Saturday, Feb. 14. Rev. W. M.

Hiller of Ashley will read paper before the Methodist preachers meet- meeting in St. Church tnis morn ing. When you want a nice dish of lobster salad, a plate of Blue Point oysters or ay- thing nice to eat go to Lohmann's reetau rant. The Grant St. rrwoyterian Church will give a supper and sociable on Wednesday evening from 1 to 10 p.

m. All are cordially invited to attend. The case of H. N. Booz of this city against the editor of the Tottsvllle Mh.trs Journal for libel has been continued to the January term of court.

The nineteenth annual ball of the Em erald Beneficial Association Branch Si of Wllkes-Barre. will be held in Landmefser Hall on Thanksitlvlnn Eve. Wednesday, No vember 26. John FarrelJ. ex-nperintndent of the Wflkes-Barre Water Company, Is very el the residence of M.tvor Sutton's brother in-law in this city.

It is feared that his mind is deranged. The live lamb in Jonas Long's windows attracting much attention from passers-by. 1: is decorated with ribbons and enforces the wilms of the firm that their underwear stock is "all wool." John Murphy, aged yenxs, hnd his ankle sprained or dislocated last evening by over a pile of coal tivk of Squire Donohne's otlioe. He was taken in nr. ambuiane to the hospital.

A palace horse car to run iu connection with passenger trains and carry race horses and suikies la the summer, and theatri -n scenery in the winter, has been eempleted at the Lehigh Valley shops in Eaeton. The diagram for the lecture on "Wit and Wisdom of the Crayon" by W. M. 11. French, director of the Art Institute oi Chicago, Is now open at the Bon Ton.

Tee lecture is on Tuesday evening, Ncvemler Is, in music Hall. Several men in boats were engaged in i dragging the bottom of the river between Tiymouth and Nanticoke all day yesterday in a search for the body of Engineer Brother-1 hood, who has been missing for nearly three weeks. The olly Social Club hold a masquerade v.aii Tnesiay evening, Nov. 25. Judging from the large attendance their eoclalB in previous years, it will be large; attended.

The programs, which are neat and attractive, are already in print. About twenty-live Knights Templar from this vicinity went to Easton Friday night to see the Temple degree conferred by Hugh DePayen's Commandery of that place. The delegation from here was taken in Passenger Agent Byington private car. After a night more easily than any previous one during her illness, Miss Marlowe was yesterday reported as a marked improvement in her condition. Her attending physician.

Dr. Getchell. tx-lieves she is on the road to recovery. Prtts. An attempt was made to rob the Lehigh Valley ticket office at Fittston Junction Fri day night after the 8:30 passenger train left-A strange man approached agent Flint and demanded the money.

A desperate struggle ensued and the robber fled, having considerably bruised Mr. Flint. The quarterly meeting of the Welsh Baptist Association of Norzbeastern Pennsylvania will commence next Tuesday at o'clock, at the Welsh Paptlet Church, Parsons, and will continue over WeJnesday. large number of ministers and delegates of the churches of the association are expected to be present. If leader reporters continue to invest in Tom Long's pulmonary prize packages they have to refrain from publishing the contents or the evening journal Willi excluded from the msils.

The Lrtder now owns a "moonstone ring and a mirror diamond with quicksilver on the -One of the conditions Saturday's teams of the game between the foot boll Wyoming Seminary aci Bunnell University, was that If the Seminary team won the game they were to go to New York cn 1'canksgiving evening to see tne Yale-Srince-ton game the txpense of the eminary. They wi.l be taken don to see the great game. FresideEt of the proposed American Mid.and une (from New Yc to Chicago) has purchased a large quantity of land a short distanc 'rtn this place, says the White Esveu ne.ir formeriv ksoxn as Bergr's. He -wjs in town tLIs week sni purchased a of building s-pi iies engaged some of our carpenters atd plasterers to work for remo.1el.ee a house ca the land ie lic-ught, which he will. tis George W.

Shonk coes to West to-day. John W. EolientACu o' Owegc, K. is in this eity Red vioiLity. Mrs.

Earry Eeefner of this city is at SUpiensburg visiting her parents. Dr. A. J. Lotder, formerly of White Haven, i.prosper:i:g in hie Nevada home.

Mrs. M. V. We.is of Maaei Chunk Is visiting Mrs. C.

F. Terry, of South Welles St. John E. Kern of scranton was town Saturday evening on a still hunt for points for the iieitub.ican almanac. William Rex, agent of the Union News at Mauch Chunk, spent Sunday witn nis Drouier, cnar.ee Iiex.

The Expoaar Reaalted la Death. Th fire of Thursday night at Plains ha proven to be disastrous not only to property but alo to life. The burning of six housee and the loss of Drooerrv. clothinir. furniture -ne like were eenous enough, for this i trought distress tomes destroyed, bu tnat Thomas Hughes and "daughter aaj been reeuscltated fro-n the effect ot the i snooke that the latter, an amiable young lady, about years of age, would lose her life.

The exposure to which she was subjected was so severe tnat pneumonia set in and Saturday evening between and 7 o'clock she died. Eer demlae is a sad a.lc- uon to ner parent, me itinera1, win uue place Tuesday afternoon from the Plains Congregational Church i p. m. A Bteek Olara far Saturday was a gool day for Baanse tick-eta. Mary good seats ars etlii left, but they are being taken two ted four at a time.

These concerts are tae opportunity of a life time. Special trains on the Pennsylvania and L. V. Emllroad will leave Harle St. station tor Plttstoa and Naatieote, Strauss is a most aooBuaodaticg mac, and wilt re-epond with nnmerouj encore, mong which wU: be Dicnne." i 1 I i justable Pad Truss for the past three years and offer it as the best of any now in the market.

Warranted to hold the most difficult rupture and be worn with perfect comfort and safety. Also ladies' and gentle men's Shoulder Broces, Suspensory Bandages, Crutches, Abdominal Supporters, etc. f. Di WHITE COr, DrcKisis, C3 PCBLIC SQUARE. HAT WOLFE CO.

WMesale an! Retail Braists, MABKET STREET. BRAMCHK8. 131 E. Market St. (Osterfccmt Block).

Corner Main and Northampton 8t. ladsx ta Raw AdTmrOnwoair. Boy wanted. Girl wanted. Houses for sale.

Oood girl wanted. Raeder's bill of fare. Read tbe Globe's local Oysters at Lohmann's. Kearney, the horse shoes. Sjieclal sale nt Jouap Long's.

Auotton sale 103 E. Market St. Car loads arriving at Orr's Fair. Read Hoston Store advertisement. Ifergalu? at 8.

Coons Co. Kama mi T-Day'a Iaeal Kswa. face The wreck on the Valley To be soKl at sheriff's sale 0 T'u'ii week for. coal Tlllmry Cornpauy reception Sentence day In court 1 Letters unclaimed Wyoming Seminary vs. Lecture on Ruth'' 1 Kellcs of the grip T11.BI'RY COMPANY'S KKCKPTIO.

What Mnnnger Lewis has to flay mt Wllke-BfYrre and ltd Audience. "V7e consider Wllkes-Barre one of the p'ejwwntest cities It has ever been our privilege to appear in," said Mr. Lewis of Zeffie Tilburys Dramatic Co. to a member of the Recoup ptafi yesterday, "and we have been changed by the reception accorded us. It seems remarkable to me, for we were almost unknown among the people of your city, and believe me, Miss Tilbury is greatly pleased at the reception given her." While Miss Tilbury has certainly filled her varloue roles in a thoroughly acceptable and brilliant way, she has been seriously handicapped by a severe cold, a fact remarked by many.

Mr. Lewis by saying that he regards Wilkes-Barre audiences above the average in discrimination and thorough judgment of good points In a play. For Instance, the lines regarded as the very best in the o' London," and which were pMnted out the most meritorious for quiet humor and pathos when the piece was first produced in London, is the reply delivered by the little waif to the in the workh'us' doln' six 'What's she doin' six months for? "Cause she stole money to pay the lawyer to defend "These lines," continued Mr. Lewis, "are rar.ely caught up with applause, and yet on both nights here they were hardly out of little Charlotte Hunt's mouth before the house rang with laughter and applause. Miss Tilbnry.

the members of the company and myself wish to heartily thank the people of Wilkee-Barre and vicinity for the excellent patronage accorded us during the past week, and the cordial reception given us each We shall certainly return next year." Jt Is to the interest of all theatrical managers to speak wall of the places in which rtey appear, especially through the press, bat Mr. Lewis's remarks were so apparently frinoere that thty may be taken tor granted as his true opinion. Wllbaa-Barre Helfhta. The sad news cf the deatn of Wendell Howe, which occurred at Seattle. has been wired to this city.

He died Kov. l' typhoid fever. Thiact of bis Illness was noted in the Record a short time ago. The disease had taken such a firm hold on hie strong constitution that be broke down. He was a eon of the late Robert Howe, of Hil'side who died two years ago of paralysis.

He has a widowed mother and a married sister, Mrs. Owfias, -who are stili residents of this city. He also has a host of friends. He was reared in this city from Infancy. Thomas 8.

Rees has purchased the John T. Lewis residence on New Market St. John T. Lewis and family leave nexr week for Bestoii.with a view making it their tome. The limeral of Miss Mary Jane Ruie was held yesterday at the F.

M. Church, Sheridan and was largely attended. The services were opened at the house by the Sunday soiool singing "God be With You Till We Meet Again" and continued singing from the house to the church. The services were coed acted in the ehurch Rev. Penglai.e and Rev.

W. Opie. The text was taken from Jeremiah "Her sun i is gone cown wnue is yet uay. The choir aang, "Asleep in "How b'est the righteous wnen he Dies" and "Nearer aiy God to Thee." Tte casket was covered with beautiful floral emblems: A. wretth from Galland a large rHllow.

star and a bonouet, from tne girls oi Galiand's factory, where she worked, were prominent. Across the centre of the pillow were the words, "Our Mate a cross and erown from the F. M. Church, a large anchor, from the Sunday school, nd many ctner emcieme were sent. lacicga jcllod.

Letters addressed tc the following named persons remain, the pstoffie: For men Romach Andro. J. M. Brown, Joan Rernett, Emest CaiTail, J. Coburn.

John Conycgham, J. M. De Witt, Dr. M. De wrrc ramvej, a.

a. x. tvans, Baipn rrannj'-c. i.awara uiiroy, jonn cor- Higgias, Caeper Budah, Oakly Hay, WiUiAm Jonee John Ken- Haie. Wn ney, T.

H. Kerr, Frank McGourty, John Mc-Ginni, Mr. Macarding, Peter John Nlbv, A. Orr, Francis Oliver, J. X.

Secty. Prince of Peaae. K. of M. KoJ C9; F.

teed. Jan Rnhv, Miebae! Rowland, A. J. Stone, Charles E. Smith.

C. M. Sturde-vaat, George A. Hteedmui, Henry Simpson, Bdsry Sawsoai, J. W.

Shufeir, Jeob Sooec, S. W. Smith. Th. Toby, W.

M. Traotue, Tfaomis Weici, John Warn, Ezra Wigging, A. T. Wjtcac, Frederic Young, J. J.

Young. For Women Mrs. Kktbariaa Bieder, Mrs. W. Bloom.

Klaa A. Chapjnan, atrs. Thomas Oody, Mrs. Annie 6. Fullmer, Mr L.

K. Fnaxz, Helena Gefert, Mri. F.Ur- Kerr, Mrs. M- L. Koow.

Mary Lwls, Mrs. Chaiiea Mallac, Mn. John Mrs. Jeanle Mec-rlli, Kate Moyer, Maria KcAcdrew, ane Oaaar, Ida Snyder, Lizzie A. fc-mith.

Martha E- Sstllff, Mrs. P. W. Ticrc, LeTfccsp- 1 or, Mrs. WcTaa Kirk.

at is jmeinntU. Strauss' Imperial Orchestra TUESDAY, NOV. 18, -AT 2:30 and 8 p. 9th REGIMENT ARMORY. Cos office In Lanlug DullJIng.

PuMIc Square. Evening price 75 Cents, tl.ifl and tJbO. Aftey- aocti ll.Wito any trt of tne Armory, fetrewt care ror KtngBtou will leave th Armory la-inedlately flt, evening concert; train for Plymouth will be bold at Kingston. (Mtueral nala on and after Thursday. ISth.

All noree aud electric cars will run arter evening concert. Fpectal train for Pitt Ion. a 10 Kantlcoke will leave Hazle Avenue Immediately arter eveulOR Cfiieort. MCSIC BAL1L. M.

H. ECBOUJtDEB. Kanags. WEDNESDAY; NOV. 1990.

THE STERLIXO ARTISTS VON LEER Ai ttelr Cempany. will pre- mpany. will re-Melodrama rm me unitary aielodrsma ON THE FRONTIER Sow In the Fourth Paou of lu Suo-. -Vr Sprialtir, Catchy Songg and Ixxtictf, and mors Genuine Fun than was ever crowded into 1 bourn before. Watrh for 'mh flnureoe Noonday Parade of the only INDIAN HHaM BAMHntbe world.

See the Grand Illuminated tin work Parade 7 p. m. fltlvely latt engagement In Ud city prior to ttie tnUbU lur. Prlc-ee X. 60 and 75 cent.

Wag ram opens at Its Hon Ton Sboa Hiora Monday. Nov. 17. C2IC HALL. THURSDAY, NOV.

20, 90. Tl Suj reita Bur of the BeaUa cf jUgic KELLAR. TLs Oreateat VUclcUn of lbs Age. Wf.V,U Blt1, WunU fetr. BMdlng-aJoM attba bead ot bU profoaaloa.

ba i Bat pcm wlUj Latal IHacovartes of scIsbc and pteaenu program of CSIQC1 ASD kTABTXINO WOJCDEBH. Of brlrltaallam. a feavalarioo. Tbougnt or Matkial leiegropLy. a JT" Tm ofbs ml lb Bob srw vara cayi La advaboa.

CL4 23 REI.K OF THE 4JRIP. Tb r- curt era mf the Papnlatlnn mf rhlln-delphln AiTerlod With folds A Jer EpItteviSr Now ltalB( la th Qnatter VUy. Of the en ire population of Philadelphia it Is estimated that about t-event j-flve per cent, are affected with nasal hypertrophies or nasal catarrh in forms of varying degrees cf severity, and of this proportion twenty-five per cent, are suffering from lung affections, while about the same number have throat troubles. In not a few cases persons are suffering from all the three complaints. Such was the astonishing statement made Saturday evening by Dr.

Isaac Barton, the well-known throat and nose specialist, while a number of anxious patients eat waiting in hie parlor to receive treatment. "I never knew anything like It before," continued the physician, "and the subject Is one of unusual Interest to medical scientists. I attribute the prevalence of these troubles to the change In onr climate." "That is the primary cause, though directly they are traceable to the epidemic of grip which started last year. The effect of this peculiar disease was to leave the mucous membranes in a delicate, highly sensitive state, making people very eusoeptiblo to cold In sudden changes ot temperature. Dr.

F. Woodbury, another of the physicians who. have given the subject special consideration, said: "I believe the prevalence of colds is due to the variable condition of the atmosphere, and the epidemic of grip some time ego. The influenza seems to have broken down the power of resistance to disease in most. persons.

I don't anticipate a recurrence of the grip. It Is still with us, though, and will doubtless remain until there is no su-ceptibie material left." '1 he above will Interest readers here, Dr. Eartcn being the gentleman wfco gave the organ recitals at tte First M. E. Church, and Dr.

Frank Woodbury having oeen resident physician at Glen Summit Hotel for the last two seasons. Entertains. A reception was tendered eom time ago by the Concordia Society to J. F. Seibel, a member of the society, who had t-een in San Francisco for several yf-ars, and last evening Mr.

Seibel entertained the sxlety a re-tarn compliment. The Society and the Dtaea Cher gave a acred concert and eacg several selections tiL i-rth of Professor Eati'ec. Chan sung "May Tine," aie srs atia lml a duet, Bir. a "r-is s.So, and F. J.

iiwai, by special ro-! "Ach lch bin armr tt.e re-i ry the entire audience. At "0 o'clock a was served and Mr. Seibel receive! hrty congtatulatlonp. airing IJ iata Sor 'kaes 'Mary Lucua A. Cease Vrrlla Maiues W.

H. Jumper "(Ella Whitman Samuel Grady (Elizabeth Ami 1 ien Kring Minere Mills Mills Lehman Wiikes-larri ire Hanover Township Kingston Kingston yoming County Township WilkevBane Wllkes-harre I Ellen A. Wood (R. W. Hughes Evanc.

MARK I AO Kg. Horrt-SiELET. In Wiliet-Barre. Nov. 15, i Kev.

Caspar B. Gregory, Alfred u. Hou, of ovta, N. and Mise hue A. fcwjly, cf ilkee-liarre.

Ekcws-Kochir. At the tome of the bride's ty EfcT, J. R. Allen. Frank Brown, and Mis EUen T.

KocLer. both of La- ter DEATHS. Frtx.K.-In I-lymouxh. Nov. 15.

itj, infant da iftiw of FuUe. Htiia-. in rin. aov. is.

iwu, from ei- oid daughter cf Too mac Hughe. (jrure, liiciaem vo ine nre. tna year Eaxisaij, In Plymouth. Not. ao tneumoaia, rank Bandall, aed' about years.

Liosovxa. In like-tar re. Kvv 14. urn), of heart disease. Harold B.

tiickover. Infant aou of oorge T. Wckover and i'rauces b. 'Dtckorer aged mouths and 20 dayt. Sow.

At tU lats reaidiMioe Inleiu-D Nov 14. 1690, Jaojes Boa, aged tM ycara. Lwt. At Derringer. So.

Henry Lewi, aged 23 year. Fox. In Taylor-rllle, Sot. u. of caru-t fever.

of WIRlamac! Mary A tfux, formerly of PlUaioo.) agrO yari. Howe In ttaattls. Nov. lsao.l of typbofd fer, Waodell Howe, of tls 'i-y. COURT PROCEEDING.

grtmri irMiios'. Saturday Hefore Judges Con ne ly au-1 bice. Com. v. Stephen Thomas.

Nolle pro, to toe entered upon payment, of co-ts. Roftl iu Roti 1'owushlp- Ilartou TrefcoM. 1. W. RixHlaiiJ Eoland Wilkinson reviewers.

Com. vs. FreJ I'-rcHltnc: The came as alT Com. vs. Ja I'ti lieriiiaii: i'ih-W am! imprisonment for si hours.

Com. rs. LavtU V. Pott: In tf to kerp 1he ace. Com.

vs. Jct-n Keuoekl: Case lismiieJ and divided. Com. vh. Otto Hmllb: Cae dlMiilssed and TlnvHore start directed to pay the cots.

Com vs. W. Kocher: Cwe llKml-ed and Isaiah K. Smith directed to pay the etwu. com.

vs. John l'trosko: Case dlnnl-we'l aul Barney Sieru directed 1" pay the cit. against the follow nig pertou were dl. missed: William (iriflites. jllierlue (woyer.

John Wilhelm. ThomaK Vaticampeu. John b-mau. Jotiii Moffuinii. Janie r.j..

Ut-ury Marparet McDade. Wautlell John Wf II. Ea'e. all. Jehu Wright.

IMmi. vs. August Ita.kawhkl: Cane diiui-sel and Carl Mvr dlretel tojy th" costs. Com. vs.

Lewis Krlultilki: Cas- li-ml mmI and costs dlvidod. Ctrtn. vs. John ijulllan: ay and -ay wife flS per month. Com.

vs. Scluell. iiteuocinpher's notes filed. For best Slate and Grave: Roofing go to OWEN D. JONES, 32 LINCOLN STREET.

OfSce and yari. oppoolt C. R. R. of 7.

VeiKA. Caltluiore street. AU work guaranteed. TELEPHONE NO. 6.

A NEW ENTERPRISE la oormcf.OQ with the Hat Bleachcry, 5o. 4-3 South Main Street, Is a First C'rw Carpel Cleaning Establlshrnent, where all modern machinery Is la use. All wore promptly attended to. O. A.

Oriental Rug Peddler. oicHaai imo oi superD tjnentai Tex-Ules, Turkish and Persian Bugs Just arriv ed in Wilkes. Barre direct from Constantino ple, ana now are on exhibition at Holies- cct BallClr-g, Corner E'ver and Market Street. Ai Mr. the call.

Lome, uiewj ru.e gxds wU fold at auoUon on Baturday evenlog, oi iu wnai iney wing. 14.1 iV .4 All gcK(J scsitcd. 321 i i i i rl.