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"1 THE SCBANTOfl TIMES, MARCH 15 1907. ill! Tunkhannook'a Postmaster. Tunkhannock, March 15. The follow ing recess appointments -of post mast ers were made yesterday; PennsylvaniaRobert Campbell, Eddystonej Edwarl B. Farr, Tunkhannock, Gibraltar has 70 miles of tunnels.

pleeeeee 4 Watch Your Grow! GAELIC FESTIVAL LOFFUS' LABORER DIED FROM INJURIES John Cblblflskl, the mlns iaborar hft vis Injured in the prematilrt explosion at th Greenwood thine, otyMondsr, and which kill Patrick Loftus, bis mlusr, dlsd it ths State hospital yesterday, at a result of la Injuries lustainsd. Chlblfskl's Injuries conltRtsd of tW lacerations of the head and body and lntarual Injuries. An operation was resorted to la hope that hla life might be (pared, but Uila proved fruitless, and death relieved kl suffering yesterday morninj. FINE GIFT AVILL BE ACCEPTED DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR PROMISED Satunag Caq.g special! FOR 8T. PATRICK'S NIGHT 51INER WAS KEPT ALIVE SEVENTY-TWO HOURS BY ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION It as Necessary to Keep His Hands Moving Up and Down Every Minute and Hour of the Day so That He Might BreatheDied at Moses Taylor Hospital.

SELECT COUNCIL WILL HOLD 8PECIAL MEETING TONIGHT TO PASS ACCEPTANC Thomas A. Carey, of the South filda. has accepted a responsible position wtth the Delaware and Hudson 5con pany. ORDINANCE. Dr.

I. K. Everhart can hr cheered In his Illness by knowing jfhui his gift Some people don't save anything because they feel too large to start with a dollar. They'd feel pretty small if they'd see the bank books of hundreds who did start that way. The Dime Bank OF SCRANTON, Home banks free.

3 per cent, interest paid. Hours 9 a. m. to 3 p. m.

Saturday 9 to 12 a. m. 7 to 8 p. m. "Always Busy" FRIDAY, MARCH 15.

Headley Whipped Cream Chocolates Famous throughout the United States for their fine quality and delightful flavor. The cream centre of this chocolate is light and fluffy, with a delicious chocolate coating. The quality twice as good as the price. Sold regularly at 25c. Saturday special, to the city of a magnjneent museum of natural history A and science, has been officially empted by the representatives of Scranton's grateful Inhabitants.

The ordinance providing that the museum be accepted has already passed common council and at last night's tneetlng of the select branch, it passed two readings. This was the only business of the meeting and after the measure was passed on second reading, ad; Journment was taken until tonight, when It will be passed finally. For the select men to meet two evenings in succession Is unusual, to say the least, but the condition of Dr. Everhart warrants no delay, they tlilnk, and they are anxious to send him their message of official acceptance, with thanks. Burt Packard AT THE ARMORY.

The rush for seats for the Gaelic festival from the time the diagram opened yesterday morning was the greatest in the history of the Lyceum Theater and the sale was unprecedented. At 9 o'clock when the sale opened there were several hundred persons thronged around the ticket office and all day there was a steady stream of persons all anxious to secure seats for the Feis Ceoll. The success of the affair Is assured both from a musical and financial standpoint. There is no other affair of any Importance on Sunday evening (St. Patrick's Day), and It Is safe to say that nearly everybody will be at the festival In the Thirteenth Regiment armory.

Manager Smith of the Family Theater hug cancelled the regular Sunday evening band concert which was to be held at that popular house so that there would be nothing to Interfere with the success of the festival. The following excellent program will be given: PART I. Overture- Dreams of Erin L. 0. DeWltt Orcheatra.

Address Our Honorary President lit. Rev. Bishop Hobn, U. I. Anthem Star Spangled Banner (In Gaelic) Key Ming Durkin and Catholic Choral Club.

Harp Solo Mazurka Schneeker Mlsn Robinson. Chorus Irish Wedding Song (air, Kilkenny Rogers Catholic Choral Club. Tenor Solo -Cujus Anlmam Mater) HoaBinl Mr. Johnson. Chorus Irish Folk Song (unaccompanied) l'oote Catholic Choral Club.

PART II. Mill Ooldotnlth M4 LACKAWANNA AVIWUl Flw Fleore. Oxfords IALIY HILLED for Men this means only was It hoped to save Brown's life, A dozen men, co-workcrn of Brown at the Bollevue mine, volunteered their services to help keep him alive. These men worked In shlfta of six each. In relays of two.

Euch pair worked Brown's arms from ten njfaiutes to half an hour and were then relieved by two others. The work was very tiresome on the men and fatiguing on the patient. Tha loyalty of the men, however, was tho one thing that had made It jKwslble for the doctors to keep the man alive for such a length of time. The doctors hoped that within a few days nature would have absorbed the blood clot and Brown could again breathe In the natural way. Brown was injured Tuesday.

He Is a mine laborer, and Tuesday afternoon while on his way out of the mines was thrown from the motor, landing on his shoulders. The fall seems to have crushed some of the sri that he was completely paralyzed from his neck down'. At first his power of breathing was not Interfered with, but afr some five or six hours, as tho blood clot Increased In hIzo. he cpuldn breathe, and It was then found necessary to resort to the artificial respiration method. It was also necessary- to feed him through a stomach tube.

He lived at 414 Ripple street and was 44 years of age. Heroic measure were resorted to to at the Moses-Taylor hospital to save the life of William Brown, a mine worker, who was injured In the Belle-vue mine Tuesday. For seventy-two hours relays of fellow workers assisted In keeping Brown alive by inducing: artificial desplratlon. He died, however, at 8 o'clock this morning. Brown's condition was unlike anything the hospital physicians have ever had to deal with, and so far as known there is no similar case on record.

To keep a man' alive for a few hours by artificial respiration, or even to resuscitate a man who has been saved from drowning is no unusual thing, but to keep life within the body for seventy-two hours by such means is a rare thing In the history of medicine. Brown's breathing apparatus was completely paralysed, caused by a blood clot" which had formed on the upper part of the spinal cord, just below the back of the neck. To keep him alive, of course, he had to be kept breathtng. as he could. not do 'this of himself because of his condition.

Thli-efore, artificial resplratlou was necessary. This was induced by working the fcrniH continually, raising them above the head and then dropping them back down by the side. This was dono with the regularity Of the tick of a clock, as by $3.5044 IS AS LEWIS REILLY, 114-116 Wyoming Avenue. Opeu Late Saturday Evenings. Tie Pace of Clarke Iros SOLE DISTRIBUTORS for ARCHIBALD YOUNG MAN MET HORRIBLE DEATH AT EARLY THIS MORNING.

Taking a short cut so as not to miss a train, Hubert bully, a young mine-worker, of Archbnld, fell under the wheels of an empty cal train shortly before 1 o'clock this morning and was killed. His head was crushed to sn unrecognizable pulp and almost sclf erfid from the body. Lally was about 24 years old. He hud been In the cliy nd was on his way to the Delaware and Hudson railroad station. The last up-vulley train was due to leave at 12.40.

Having a few minutes to spare Lnlly stopped Into the Hallroad Y. M. C. A. restaurant ana had some lunch.

It was getting around train time and Lally asked a street car conductor what time It was. When told lie Jumped up, paid and rushed out towards the station. About five minutes later the crew of a coal train that was standing on the Lackawanna railroad discovered IN ARE Si IN is entirely too rapid for one to defer the beginning of a savings account from day to day. Now today this very minute is the best time for you to resolve to act. $1 will start an account at this bank.

"Impartial Service to All." Saturday Night Lunch at The Brunswick. Pigs knuckles and sauer kraut, buckwurst, beef a la mode and potato salad. Lunches served at all times, chicken, roaat beef, ham, steak, all kinds of chops, sardines, cheese, etc. MlB-t2 the United States for the Season of 1906-7, of the Williams Drop ForgcCo's Horseshoes Overture--The Hard of Ireland Kretschmer Orchestra. Chorus Let Erin Remember (prize pong of the Dublin Pels Ceoll) Leopold Dlx Catholic Choral Club.

Tenor Solo (a) Meeting of the Waters (air, The Old Head of Dennis) Moore (b) The Snowy-Breasted Pearl (In Gaelic) Moore Mr. Johnson. Quartet-I Raw Thy Form in Youthful Prime (air, Domhna'l) Moore Misses McGec and Timlin. Messrs. Sheridan and Jordan.

The Last Rose of Summer (in Gaelic). MIsh Durkin. Harp Solo Irish Medley Melleve Me, If All Those Endearing Young Charms. Wearing of the Green. GroveB of Blarney (Tho Last Hose of Summer).

Erin, the Tear and the Smile. Miss Robinson. Chorus the Shumnx (air, Alley Croker Moore Catholic Choral Club. Tenor Solo My Irish Wife. Xeedhum Mr.

Johnson. Hymn Illbernla's Cbumpton Saint, Catholic Choral Club, Orchestra, and Audience. Returns for tickets can he made to P. F. Howley at 233 Wyoming avenue; Miss Moyles at St.

Cecelia's Aciiuemy, and to Miss B. Judge, by mall to 316 Wyoming avenue. COUNTY E. Robinson's Sons' Bock Beer, Saturday and all next week. It From the Harvesting of the wheat to the selling of the finished product every possible care is taken to prepare lor you, in DICKSON'S BEST PATENT Snow White (Trade MarK Registered) Flour the choicest, most reliable, most satisfying Hour that the science of mill the body of a man under the wheels of ope of the cars, of which two had Just been derailed, back of the Y.

M. National-lank Cor. Wyoming Ava. and Spruoa St C. A.

It turned out to be Lally. Life NOT A SINGLE MARRIAGE LICENSE HAS BEEN ISSUED THERE THIS YEAR. Stroudsburg, March 154-Not a single marriage license has jen issued In Pike county fnls yen clergy, court officials and Justlcef the peace are anxious to get at fie bottom of the trouble, and, If possible, correct conditions which may be responsible. A newspaper man announces that and Removable Cantslip Callis Sold only under the Buffalo agreement. See the new side-weight shoe for summer use.

was extinct. The theory is that when Lally saw train coming he went around the rear of the building as many often Found in well regulated offices That's our S1-A-MONTH OFFICE SUPPLY. Everything that goes to make up a complete toilet, six clean hand towels weekly together with an oak toilet cabinet and a shoe-polishing outfit. do to get across tbe tracks ahead of the train, but the train evidently got ing can evolve. Sol evervvviicrc.

"WIRE ua and wo will WIRE fof you." HUTTON ELECTRICAL CO, Arcade Building. Both 'Pheiwe. AC It A A FJ FJ A I CO. Pike county girls want to be June brides, do not take to winter weddings, and predicts that all will come out right. Another solution Is that the young fellows are leaving the county to find work.

Much la expected from Representative Marvin, he newly elected Repub-llcan member from Pike. Marvin, before election, referred frequently to little jPlke'asjilpwneaa, IjU pr0mlM4L.te.to tejr things tn the event of his election. Regular Dinner and Business Men's Lunch is being served every day at The Brunswtck, 414 Spruce street. M15-tf $3.00 for a Dozen Photos at Sobriaver's. In response to my Introductory offer of one dozen Platinoid Photographs In Folders for tViree dollars, published In The Times of Monday and Wednesday, a large number of orders have been received.

I wish to impress upon my patrons -and the general public the fHct, that when the order of goods fold to me at half price by the manufacturers, for introductory purposes, has been exhausted, the price milst at once advance: If you are not quite ready for pictures you may place a reserve order, which will entitle you to the three dollar price when you do want t'aem. See the exhibit of Platinoid Photo ill Grain AOfJDRT PROVIDENCE ROAD. ahead of htm and thinking to cross anyhow he clambered between the cars to cross over the bumpers. Just then it is thought the two cars became derailed and the Jolt threw him under the Wheels to the horrible fate he met. The body.

was taken to Regan's undertaking establishment nnd this morning it was -eent to Archbald. Coroner Stein will make. an Jjjvestjr, Millinery Opening. Never in the twenty-five years of their business history, have The Dougherty-Thomas Co. made t'ne preparations for their Spring Opening they have this season.

For three weelis their corps of head trimmers, consisting of the Misses Jemima Thomas, Jessie Lewis, Mary Samuels, Olive Howen, Nellie' McNamara and' Eleanore Caw-ley, have been In New York familiarizing themselves with the latest spring fashions. In addition to these ladles, Miss Josephine McCollum, who has been for three seasons past in charge of the trimming department of Chris. 1 308 to 312 Penn Avenue. CUT THIS OUT. 1 11 graphs at my ptudlo and you will at once be convinced of their great value, 0 Green Stamos GREEN STAMPS WITH FIRST DOLLAR PURCHASE.

in excess of thn J3.00 price. T. B. SCHRIKVER, Photographer, 110 Wyoming Scranton, Pa 3 Ask for Keystone Dock Beer. Now on tap.

M15-12 GRMD DISPLAY OF -Are You Going to Move? If so, secure the best service. Large vans, drays and flat trucks. Competent men ror moving purpopes. jan SCRANTON TRANSFER CO. GOO Old Phone.

62 New 'Phone. 2973 M9toA6 on every sale of one dollar and over at N'ettleton's Shoe Good Friday, Saturday Monday, March 15, 16 and 18. 134 Washington Opposite Connell Building. Regular Dinner You know what you are getting when you buy STEGMAIERS BEES Every package bears a guarantee according to the U. S.

PURE FOOD LAW, Look for It read It think It over. -1969 for Mine." Stegmaier Brewing Scranton 'Phones: Old, 456-R. New. 1533. and Business Men's Lunch Is being served every day at 414 Sprue street.

F271tf Dress Goods, Silks, Gloves, Ladies' Suits, White Lawn Waists, Neckwear, Corsets, Ribbons. Now on draught. Keystone Bock M15-t2 Beer. 1 1 1 11 At Joseph, the famous Thirtieth street mu- liner, of New Tork, has Joined the trimming corps. For tho opening, which- occurs on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, of next week, March 19th, 20th and 21st, Mie Dougherty-Thomas Co.

will have on display many early forecasts of pretty styles in Spring and Summer millinery a magnificent showing of Imported pattern hats and millinery novelties from leading millinery centers pattern hats from Mme. Georgette and Esther Meyer, Camllle Roger and Mme. Vlrot, of the Rpe de la Paix and the Rue Royale--from Chas. Joseph. Mde.

Elaine and Rush, Louise and Samuels of New York, besides many exclusive conceits of their own, such as the poke and the Dougherty-Thomas mushroom. A special innovation this season will bo opening of three new departments -the starting of a children's hat department, something Scranton, has never been given before by any store, tho veil and the ribbon department in all of which exclusive designs will ba shown. In addition to the regular selling corps consisting of Mrs. Dougherty, the Misses Hara Kadden, Rachel Williams, Laura Illgtifleld and Catharine Burke there have been added Mrs. Ethel Robinson, Miss Daisy Wardell, Miss Anna Scanlon and Miss Merlam McCarthy, formerly of Lit Philadelphia.

MlBtl Are You Going to Move? If So, secure the beBt service. Large 4. m. vans, drays and flat tracks. Competent men for moving purposes.

Call SCRANTON TRANSFER CO," OldPhono, 62 New 'Phone. 2973 M9toA6 on draught. Now Keystone Book Beer. I Money to Loan STYLISH NEW BLACK AND WHITE SUITINGS. Cashmere Serges, full mostly wool checks, plaids and stripes, all black and white i 1 TAILOR WEIGHT SUITINGS.

1 Yard-wide pretty broken checks and new, clean-looking Our price SHADOW CHECK CHIFFON TAMISE. A pretty light fabric in shades of grey, castor, brown and blue! Our price "NEW DRESS CHIFFON I CHECK AND STRIPE TAFFETAS. Blue, brown, green, grey, castor, silver. These silks are worth today 75c. Our sale price is.

A BARGAIN DRESS SKIRTS. Black or blue All-Wool Panama Skirts, nicely made, tailor looking gar? ments, all 'sizes; regular $5.00 skirt. Sweepstake Postponed. The sweepstage shooting match which was to be held tomorrow, March 16, tit Sibley Hotel, has been postponed to Thursday next, March 21. PETER SCHELL," M15tl Proprietor Sibley Hotel, PANAMA DRESS GOODS ARE MUCH IN DEMAND.

Soft shades of grey and castor checks 40 to J50 inches wide. 75c, $1.00, $155, $1.50 CHEVIOT AND HARD FINISH TAILOR SUITINGS. All wide goods, new effects, in Wo-. 1 ken checks, stripes and mixtures." 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 1 COLORED All-wool. Our price.

Full width, 25 shades, soft and durable. Best dress goods triad for the price. BLACK DRESS SILKS BETTER X. 'than ever. Soft old-time Taffeta Silks.

$1.00, $1.25, $1.50 Pongee Dress' Silks are in 24-inch 28-inch $1.00 32-inch $1.00 WHITE LAWN DRESS A new lot of fine, stylish Shirtwaists. Many entirely new kinds. $1.25 Waists, for 98c' The Public: esMNSMMWMeSMSmMSBMMMMMMMBMSWHHIMMHMMSM I Id any desired amount, at low rates ef to. itreit. i RADIN, Broker and Jeweler, US Penn Ave.

1 Are you Going to If so, secure the best service, Large vans, drays and flat, trucks. Competent men for moving purposes. Call SCRANTON TRANSFER Cb. Old 'Phone, '63 New, 'Phone, 2973 M9toA6 Will improvep1n We beg to announce that we are now conducting business at our temporary Butter, per 33c Eggs, strictly fresh. 21c Soap, Acme, 7 bars for.

Snow Boy Washing Pow der, per 4c Starch, 3-lb. box 15c Rice, fancy Japan, 4 lbs. for, 25c Prunes, fancy California, 0 YOUR BABY'S FREE A AVEMJEPROPERTIES With tho tdvent of spnng, merchants In 25c I the 400 block on Ponn avtnue are gltltis con for Iderabls attention to the jmprovement of it tbe block from botn a evnuuerclal and civic AND With every fiurchaae of Home Fur- Our price point. $3.75 store, 526 Lacka-wdnna Avenue. Old 'Phone 53R New 'Phone 123 Ml Orders Promptly Delivered.

nishlngs made at this store, amoimt Various Improvement br. been decided upon and others contemplated, On the Jr tart plot, between Grass' Junk ihop end Dorfmaa's mltny, a row o( six one-story Beautiful new Embroideries, Laces and New sheer; "dainty Lawns, Bathes and Organdies. fl "i Most complete line of Easter Gloves oil display. 1 buildings will be built. At present a bill board decorates tbt plot." tag to JS.00 or over we give Abso lutsly an rder for a' 1 Griffin Art Have baby's photograph full cabinet elm, free of charge.

1 The properties at 431 and 433, bought by 6recn Sfaoips With every purchase of 11.00 or over. Jacob Wolfgang from Kelper wilt, be remodeled. n'n J. flursviti has an pptloa on the Moae property at 437 and 624, and if he buys, will The Great Jjlantic bi)llfl a modern brisk structure. fi Hoses Contemplates tbe building; of CUT OUT THIS COUPON.

Prevent at eur office, pur-. ehaee 11.00 worth of goods or more, and you will re. eelve 30 stamps. Good. MaroK 15, 18, 18.

Tlmee.MAR8 A HAGEN and Pacific jfln brink bulldinf on the Jot botweea the rr r.f LIU0 ff. OTITIS'. om runii' oiitrv nun ino siaDieii. Tbe idea of improving central city propr tine- began with Bamter Casoy Bros. TIIOS: Try t' 'j '415 end 417 Avenue.

Tea Co, 821 North Main Avenue, 620 Laokawanna Avonue. and others In the ZOO block on tankawanna avenuo, and a conaldarable ImproVament was wrought many of tbe prcprty ownera I010S.MJ.: thoi'o. Now it is ipraadlng oo Ptaa avenue.