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SAVED BY BRAVE FIREMEN.
Old Mrs. Gallagher Had Been For
gotten In the Rush to Get Out.

Cotton In the Ru6n TO Get Oue.
Foremen Dobson. Of Fire Engine 80, and
Frcel, OF Truck 9, made daring rescue at q
fire at 54s Flushing avenue, Brooklyn, early
this morning.
The building is of frame, three stories in
height and is owned by County Treasurer
Harry Adams. Flames were discovered In
the cellar at 4.3O O'Clock.
Before the flrenlen arrived tho FIRE crept up
to the first floor, which was occupied by A.
Paisner, a cork-maker.
The upper floors were occupied by the fam
ilics OF Timothy Cavanagh and Timothy Gal
lagher. The building rapidly nlled with
smoke, and those living on the top floor had
great difficulty In reaching the sidewalk.
Gallagher and his wife escaped, but found
upon reaching the street that Gallagher,
mother, who is over seventy years old, had
been left behind.
DObson and Freel fought their way through
the tire and smoke, and upon gaining the top
floor found the old woman lying unconscious
In the hall.
They picked hor up and carried her down.
stairs. she was cared for by ncighbors and
was resuscitatcd shortly afterwards.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
ARRESTED FOR HIS TWIN.

Bert Scen!on Run in for an Offense
by His Brother Charles.
A policeman's mistake was rectified to-day
in Harlem Court.
Charles scanlon and John Gibbon attacked
Oncer Thomas Moore, OF the East Eighty
eighth street squad, Jan. 30, and dangerously
injured him. Gibbon was caught and held
for trial but Scanlon escaped.
Last night Policeman Woodbridge arrested
a man whom he thought was Scanlon at 2O5
East one Hundred and Fourth street. This
morning the prisoner turned out TO be Bert
Scanlon, the twin brother OF Charles, whom
he resembles very closely in appearance.
He had some difficulty In convincing the
Court that he was not Charles, but he was
fina!ly discharged.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
Cotton Sheds Burn ana a Steamship
Barely Escapes.
ihy AssocIATrp PRESS

TTS NFFUVTNIF FU PHEHST
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 15.-The cotton shed on
the Bramley- Moore dock here was completely
gutted by flre to-day. The rigging Of the
Spanish steamship Ramon de Larrinaga, Capt.
Echevarria, IRON New orleans, caught FIRE.
The smoke being dense, it was impossible to
get her out OF danger.
Two firemen were overcome by smoke and
were removed to the hospital. capt. Ecbevar-
ria leaped to the dock and injured his thigh.
LATER.-It is found that the intense heat Of
the steamers iron plates has set fire TO the
cargo OF cotton, and the fire is still raging
among the 2.7o0 bales in the hold. The
holds are being flooded.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
ExTRADITloN FoRAs STRONG MAN.
Sampson May Be Taken to England
on the Charge OF Theft


WASHINGTON, Feb. l5.-The State Depart
ment to-day, upon the application OF the
British Government, issued q warrant for the
extradition OF Carl August Sampson, now in
custody at New York on charge OF stealing
diamonds from Margaret Bernstein, OF Eng
land.
sampson is known as " The Strong Man."
ann al the time Of the alleged theft Was per-
forming at the Royal AQUARIUM, London.
He reached New York on the steamer
Majestic, which sailed from Liverpool Jan.
20. He was arrested on landing, and the dia-
monds were found In his possession.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
.Nurn huwsrn Rriai.

Fire destroys the busIe ess portion = Allortoa.
ia Loss, S2S.uU
Detective gdame. II. Brown. oi Columbus, o..
connected With the sidney BE Use, Is miarlng At
San !TaHclsCu. fO~t piA, 10 suspected.
William Hssscll, an insane fArme. at Nashville,
Tenn Kills his wife vita an aud thea cats his
own throat
The south bound passenger train on the Gulf,
Colorado and Santa fe Is wrecked near BTenhAm,
TcI. Edward fisohi is seriously hurt.
IL is reported from Cape Cirardeaa, No., that
the railroad transfer steamer Viee-Prssioent 10
burned.
In . quarrel st saltwater, Mon, c. II. Coun-
txymap 10 sbot and kilIed BY his cousin,
The evening world., 1892-02-15
Seven Cases OF the Fever Found in .
Chicago Tenement.


CHICAGO, Feb IA veritable pest-house
was discovered last night by Ofiicers winne-
hold and MCGUIRE, OF the Harrison street sta
tion, who succeeded In running down seven
Of the nine Italians who arrived on the
typhus fever-iniected steamer Massillia from
Palermo, reaching New York Jan. 80.
The unfortunate Italians were discovered
In crowded tenement-house at Eighty-!irst
ana Lime streets close beside the Western
Indiana Railroad tracks, aud only stones
throw from the thickly settled district around
The Weber and Abbott carriage factories In
Auburn Park.
Crowded into single room, the Officers yes
terday found Dominica Gabamori, his "iie
and i've children. all infected with disease
arc spreading the contagio about them.
None appeared TO he seriously Ill, and the
officers allowed them 10 remain until tho
Health Department can be notified this
morning.
Two other passengers on the infected
steamer are known TO be In Chicago, and are
supposed to have local I'd on Milwaukee ave-
nue.. No trace OF them can be found
The evening world., 1892-02-15
GEN. LITTLEFIELD'S BAIL.
Lawyer Perry Hopes to Save 10 by
Finding His Client

Lawyer Andrew J. Perry has not yet pro-
duced his client, Gen. Milton 8. Littlefeld.
whose 1880 bail was forfeited
last Tuesday, but Assistant District
Attorney Davis is still patiently waiting and
Mrs. Henrietta E. Talcott will not be called
upon to pay the forfeit until 1t becomes cor-
tain that Gen. Littlcf1eld Is not to be found.
Gen. Littleneld aud Dr. Waiter Fleming
were appointed committee by Judge Mar.
tine to ex mine into the mental condition Of
Alphonse saph stephan, the young span.
lard. who murdered Lawyer Reynolds, and
they declared him insane.
Gen. Littiefield Is charged with having ac-
cepted $4,000 IRON the mother OF young
Stephani for procuring this report.
Lawyer Perry asked that the bail forfeiture
be held In abey ance. saying that he would
quest has been granted.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
John Willox, of tho Liverpool
Courier" Elected to Parliament.

iBY AfsoCTArED PRres.
LONDON, Feb. 15.-John A. willox, proprie-
tor and editor Of the Liverpool Courier, has
been elected to I'LL the vacancy in the House
OF Commons for the Everton Division OF
Liverpool caused by the death on Jan. last
OF Edward Whitley, who had represented the
division since 1855.
Mr.. willox is Conservative. and his nomi-
alton in this division was equal to election,
so the Gladstonlans made no nomination.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
LA GAsCOGNE's ROUGH VOYAGE.
Soven OF Her Passengers and Five
OF the Crew Injured.

The French line steamship La GascOgne
arrived from Navre this morning after q
particularly tcmpestuous passage. The
weather was bad during the entire voyage
and the big ship was tossed about Ike a
coCkleshell
Seven Of La Gascogne's passengers and fiye
OF her crew were severely injured ny being
thrown Violently against the sides of the
vessel and The ganswayr In the heavy seas.
Two OF the injured sustained bone fractures.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
RESCUED In MIDOCEAN.
Tho Crew OF q Sinking Brig Taken
or by the Steamship Orinoco.

The steamship Orinoco arrived from Ber-
muda this morning with Capt Richardson
and eight men Of the American brig Annie
Storer as passengers
The storer left Philadelphia for Havana on
Jan. II, but sprung aleak and was abandoned
In mIdoccan In q sinking condition. The
crew took TO the boats ana four OF them were
lost. One OF the boats was smashed.
The Survivors were rescued BY Norwegian
bark and taken to Bermuda.
The storer was built in 1860 at Waldoboro,
Me-, and was owned by w. II. Jordan, OF Port
land, Me. She was made OF oak and yellow
pine, was double decked, and registered All
tons. Her dimensions were: Length 100 feet,
breadth II feet, ana depth 1871 feet. She was
formerly commanded by Capt McVeigh.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
SAILOR GILLlS'S HER0ISM.
Swlms Through q Rough Sea with the
Line that Saves HIS Shipmates.

,errrr., tn Tpr FvrsrNa woHLn.1
ST. JOHNS, N. f., Feb. 15.-In the rescue OF
the crew from the wrecked schooner Avenger,
from Prince Edward Island, which went
ashore during q binding snow storm about
twenty miles from here, a sailors heroism
was displayed.
The captain seeing no other way to escape
called for O volunteer TO swim to the shore
with Mfe.iine.
Murdock Gillis responded. He was once
rough sea and rocky shore finally gained a
foothold, and climbing the cli1 secured the
line over which the crew made their escape.
Gillis was thinly clothed, and with his lei
lows had to walk fiye miles before habita-
ton could be reached.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
Providing for Congressional In
quiries in the Typhus Cases.

WASHINGTON, Fob. l5.-A concurrent reso-
luton instructing the Sentate and House
committees on immigration to investigate
the recent admission into the port OF New
York OF Russian Immigrants infected with
typhus fever was introduced by Mr.. Chandler
to-day. and was passed by the senate after
remarks by Mr.. Chandler condemning the
course Of the Commissioner OF immigration
In permitting these immigrants 10 land In
cOntravention OF law.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
REV. JARVIS WORDEN ON TRIAL.
DID Ho Draw Pay as a Presbyterian
After Changing HIS Faithp

The trial OF Rev. Jarvis Worden on charges
Affecting his standing Us q Presbyterian
minister was resumed to-day In the Charles
street United Presbyterian Church. The
Rev. ". &. Martin, pastor Of the First United
Presbyterian Church, Jersey City, presided.
II is charged against Rev. Mr. Wordcn that
about two months ago he was confirmed in
the Protestant Episcopal faith, and that Ee
continued to receive enoluments ior some
weeks after from the United Presbyterian
church.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
Funeral of James @, Fair, Jr,


SAN FSASCtsC1, Feb lj.-Ihc funeral o.
James q. VAR, H., took pl .ce yrstcrta, AFTER
noon. The remains lay at LICK House, ana Il
very largo number Oi people passed IN - take
q last view. Flowers waie IN great pTofusion
and beauty. The l"iermcnt took place Ia
Laurel IIill Cemetery.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
Narrow gscape on tho "L."

sigInund Mosur, a clerk. of 3a3 East Nine
tieth street, was standing on the "L' plat
form at Eighty-nin'h street and Third ave-
nue. this morning when he fell TO the track on
his back. lie Was pulled IN 70 the centre
traca and was found UNCONSCIOUS frn!A the
shOcs. lie recovered and WAS taken home.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
Watching the Massillia's Passer sera

IsrpcIEr 70 IHI NvrSIsG w,stp.l
NEWARK, Feb. 15.-Fhe five men who ar
rived on the steamship Massillia and who
came TO Newark have as yet developed no
symptoms OF typhus, but they will 10 kept
under observation for twenty dAyA
The evening world., 1892-02-15
SCORED THE OFFICER SEVERELY.

Juet1c0 MCMnnon InrO6t0hB . FOIlC6-
man with Trial for Perjury.
bartender Christian Burlop, Of Henry Pape's
Hotel, at Warren and West streets, was ar
raigncd to-day In the Tombs Court, charged
with violating the Excise law. His accuser
was Policeman Daniel Shea, OF the Church
street squad.
The officers statement was so confusing
and incoherent that Justice Mcmahon de-
clared sternly:
~ believe you are lying to me. / propose
to have this matter fully Investigated. II you
have sworn falsely shall have you tried for
perjury"
After hearing the bartender's story the JUS
lice discharged him.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
OF President Olcott. Of
the Theosophist Society.
fpy ASSOCIATED pRyss.

fpy ASSOCIATED PRyssl
LONDON, Feb. l5.-Mr. olcott has resigned
the Presidency OF the Theosophist Society on
account OF Ill health. He intends to reside in
India and do literary work.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
Japan Appropriates $500, 900 for
It's World Fair Projects.

fBY ASSOCIATED PREss.l
LONDON, Feb. 15.--The Japanese Parliament
has voted half q million yen $500, ,OOO) to
enable Japan to take part In the worlds
Fair at Chicago.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
Drowned ia tho River

James Kelleher, a laborer at work on the
ship Cornelia, at the foot o. East Nineteenth
street, fell from the gangplank into the river
this morning and was drowned His body
was recovered and taken to the MOrgue.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
LIQUOR Dealers Assign.

Marquet q Black, wine and liquor dealers,
at $40 Hudson street, made an assignment
to-day TO Henry Piaut, without preferences
The evening world., 1892-02-15
Portugal Will Not Take Part in the
Worlds Fair.
my ASSOCIATED PRESS.

my AsaocIATED PREss.I
LISBON, Feb. 15.-In consequence OF the
financial crisis Portugal will not take part in
the Worlds Fair at Chicago. The Chamber
Of Deputies has adopted the principle Of the
Retrenching bill.
The evening world., 1892-02-15

,srst TiHdS. For TUESDAY, yafr. dsdtg
ryiGrr. Fer Wednesday, JdT ana continued
,O'd.
The following record shows the changes IN
tue temperature for the past twenty -1our
noGrs, N comparison with the corresponding
tatc OF last year, as Indicated by the ther-
Iaouster at Perry's Pharmacy.
1881 1892 1891 1904
~. M. ~ t2 gA.N..... % ~
bA ~. 20 ~ N...... 2S 80
Average temperature ior corresponding date last
year, wa,
The evening world., 1892-02-15
Death OF the Founder of the New
York Union Steamship Line.

isy AssocIATEp PaEsIl
LONDON, Feb. 15.-Mr. Carr, founder OF the
New York Union steamship line, has died In
Hamburg.
The evening world., 1892-02-15

To he FiiiGr,
Wake man feel that nc manages. Let
nun nave hi wny about little things and q
m.iliah nnh Is almost sure to have hers in big
suotle hattery goes a great way. Let him
s,Ii M nav you value his opinion above that OF
SS.ner Sner men; tell him when he looks well, and
oont quarrel Sometimes o man Will be
The evening world., 1892-02-15
HIS CHECKS WERE N. G.

Young Joseph Newman Locked Up
on That Account In Hoboken.
Recorder McDonough, OF Hoboken, to-day
held Joseph Newman In $500 bail on the
charge OF uttering worthless checks New
man Is the son OF Proprietor Newman, OF the
Central Theatre, Jersey City.
The complaint was made by Adolph
Pepper, who had taken two checks from
young Newman In payment Tor services, and
in the bank ON which the checks were drawn.
The evening world., 1892-02-15

The LARGE TELEsCOPEs In the
Unit.d States ta mse IN 1898 ~W be
yo.nd tab~isted IN TIE W0RLD Al
MANAC.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
A Victim o. tho E,ue Laws.

Samuel kebsbarth, grocer at II Market
street, was held in the Essex Market Court
to-day on a charge OF having violated the
SOlD.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
THE WORLD ALMANAC,
1929,

so,o ready for distribmtton. For sale
all Secs Dealers and StationerS,
The evening world., 1892-02-15
Death of q Conservative Member o

the House OF Commons.
IBy ASSOCIATED PREss.I
LONDON, Feb. 15.-Frederick Alers Hankey,
member OF the House OF Commons for the
Chertsey Division Of surrey, died to-day.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
Cellar May Be Held for Murder.

Frank Cellar, cha 9ged with having assaulted
william Yelinch In the ballroom at Terrace
Garden and inlioting inju.ies from which he
died yesterday iu the Presbyterian Hospital,
was remanded in the Yorkvllle Court to-day
lOr examination.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
Fair and Colder with Brisk Winds.


NEW Y0RK, Feb. l3.-
Local forecast hN 8
A. NJ. Tuesday: For
Southeastern NeU
York, tncIu ding
Long Island also FOR
Western Connections
and Northern EeU
L L. -Il
The evening world., 1892-02-15

Ia nhnttan Beer made from Malt e. Hops
hsJ. Chr. v. Hupfsi Bwg. Co.. .22s L. 3sth s.'s'
The evening world., 1892-02-15

cross; don't notice MIN at such times Leave
the room, and lie viii DO ASHAMED OF himself.
let him leel that you attract other men Have
friends among men, but show your HUSBAND
tho preference over all.
Never let his respect for yeu lessen. Curb
curiosity, avoid doubts-encourage him In
having his friends at home. l can't under-
stand women feeling h0uored when their
husbands remain at home with them. MY
husband says he doesn't enjoy going, out
without ME, ana I think It Is because have
always tried to be companionable--and we
are thoroughly good friends.
The evening world., 1892-02-15

U,LLs"HErwEEs THE Acrs and BRAVO. loc. ;
HALF DINE, So, Al-Tobaceo Cigarettes are this
Only Brsnas made by rhos. II. Hall EstAb'd 1886 -
The evening world., 1892-02-15

BRApYcRoTIsE cured headache for Rev. J. W.
Burke, Macon, Ca -
The evening world., 1892-02-15
FOREIGN news OF THE DAY.
Russia's Famine Extends Its Dire
Effects to Montenegro.
Reported Tribal War in tho Soudau
DO Lesseps Is Better.
inY ASSOCIATED pRrss.i

VIENNA, Feb. 15.-Owing TO the failure OF
the crops and the lack OF customary Russian
succor famine Is causing widespread dis
tress In Montenegro.
This state OF affairs has resulted In a whole
sale emigration OF people OF the country to
Turkey.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
elease Of one OF the Cross Molina
Murder Conspirators.
iPY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Try ASSOCIATED PREss.l
LONDON, Feb. l5-Among the prisoners who
were convicted eight years ago at the Cork
Assizes for completely in the cross Mollna
County Mayo murder conspiracy, was a
prominent member of the Land League named
MaoAuley. He was sentenced TO term OF
imprisonment that would have expired in
1894, but to-day by order OF the Government
he was released.
At the time MacAuley was tried, five others
including Thomas Daily, were convicted OF
the same ofrense and each received a similar
sentence. The only one now in prison is
DAILY,
The evening world., 1892-02-15
Andrew Fulton's VIII Stands.

The contest over the VIII OF Andrew Fulton,
who oicd last october, leaving 100000
divided between women not related to him,
was on trial this morning before Surrogate
Abbott In Brooklyn. Tie viii was admitted
10 probate.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
NJ. dc Lesseps's Condition Improved,
but Friends Still Anxious.


PARIS, Feb. lb.-The condition OF NJ. de
Lesseps, whose critical illness was announced
yesterday, has improved. His friends, how.
ever, are still anxious concerning him.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-12-23
vaneleave Netes.
BY FARMER.


As Vancleave has not been represented in
your valuable columns for som time, We
would mildly remind you that it has BY no
means fallen into a state of lethargy. "Scis-
sors" must be dull or perhaps too rusty this
wet weather for further use.
Business Is flush with our mercantile friends
with prospects for A full holiday trade.
Our popular teacher; Mr.. Frank Pettus, is
getting along nicely with his school at the
Academy.
Mr.. S. Bradford's nice new cottage is near
ing completion, on his beautiful site near Van
~cleave.
A fine boy has registered as a permanent
b0arder at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Louis with their three
children from Auburndale, Ohio, who have
been visiting their aunt, Mrs. Henry Davis,
and also their cousins, Misses Dora and Ida
Ramsay, left last week for Mobile, to visit rel
atives there and in other portions Of Alabama.
Frank is quite a hunter and is carving with
him throughout his southern tour his fine Irish
setter, Don. at.@
The entertainment at Vancleave Academy
was quite nice affair, although there was not
as many tickets sold for the tabieaux as was
expected yet the supper that followed made it
a financial success, the proceeds amounting to
about $50 clear of expenses. The supper was
under the management and direction Of the
following ladies': Mesdames Young, Alice
Ruble, s. Bradford, Westfall, Henry Davis,
and Miss Sallie Bradford. Many thanks are
due the Cyclone Band, of Ocean Springs, tor
some excellent music rendered, lor, the enter
tainment on the evening of the 9Th.
We are glad to hear that Mrs. A.. W. Ram
say is getting better. She has been quite sick
for some time.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-12-23
Moss POINT DEPARTMENT.

Mr.. S. c. Richardson, of Kempv illc,
Ala, who has been here some time,
left Monday for his old home TO spend
the Christmas holidays.
The following is the program ofex-
e%rcises, to be given at the Christmas
tree celebration in the Moss Point
Methodist Church, on Tuesday night,
Dec 9Th, beginning at Z O'Clock, p. ~.
All invited to attend:
/. Anthem CLARK, the Herald An
gels Sing
2. Recitation IN concert, Christmas
Crowns, and fun chorus, Glory to
God, by seven girls.
3. Recitation: "Thc Shepherds
Sing" by Miss Sallie Passo.
A. "Crowns of Holly" by seven
girls.
g.. Recitation: "Tho Coming Year."
by Miss Hattie WEIGH.
6. Song: "Mcrry Christmas Bells"
bv Misses Cora Howe and Clara
Powell.
I. Recitation /: 'Chri stmas Day,"by
Miss Laura Hill.
s. Vocal Solo: "Ring Oui,"'by Miss
Annie Garter.
0. Recitation by Willie Passo.
10. Song:"IIark What Mean Those
| Holy Voices" Verdi duet and full
chorus, by Mrs. Dr.. Griffin, Mrs. Nc
Kay and Misses Corrie Golf, Clara
Powell, M"ssrs. Vandcrwall and Fair.
Icy.
IL. Recitation by Miss May Nc.
Corkle.
II Action Song: "Fcast of Flags
! and Roll Call of Nations" by twelve
girls.
l3. Recitation By Miss Lou Sails.
bury.
a. Vocal Solo: "IIe Snail Feed
Ills Flock" by Mrs. DR.. Griffin.
Is. Recitation by Miss Edna Mcr-
rill.
Final Chorus: 'Kind Friends,
Good Night.
SANTA CLAUS.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-12-23
ORANGE GROVE ITEMS.
BY "AsAPH.'

Some sickness in town This
week.
Mr.. Jesse II. Jackson paid a
business visit to Mobile Monday.
MIR. VIM. McConaghy, of Whis-
tier, Alabama, spent several days
here last week.
The sound of the carpenters
hammer is daily heard in OUT town.
Several thousand logs arrived at
Murray's Bluff last week for the
Moss Point mills.
Mr.. 9. Q. Jackson and family,
who have been here for some
months have moved back TO Nc.
bile.
A certain young gentleman, Of
Moss Point, was all smiles as he
drove through our town on a Sun
day evening with his best girl.
The shipment # fish and oysters
from here this week have been
small, owing TO the heavy rains
and warm weather.
On Sunday last, our Town was
the scene of considerable exrile-
ment. One j. q. Flora, section
foreman, having uponlhe day pre-.
vions purchased a jug Of whisky
became intoxicated an! succeeded
in making three negro section mel
drunk. Having IA good supply oI
firearms, they began shooting
Winchester rifles and pistols, re
garlless Of direction, and using
prolane language in such a manner
that it became necessary to sent
for our efficient Sheriff, Mr.. F. H
Lewis, who Immediately respond
ed 10 the call. and with his excel
lent deputy, Mr.. G. D.. Moore, sue
ceeded in capturing the en'ir'
crew, and boarded the 3:20 p. IN
train for Scranton with their pris
OF
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-12-23
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Local httss 10 Cents PEI Line for Zach Insertion.
Slsokc CRAFTS Cotton Palacc Cigar

Slsokc Crafts Cotton Palace Cigars
Fancy pickles, chow chow, sauces,
etc, at A. j. PATTERsoN's.
Smoke Crafts Cotton Palace Cigars
The finest line Of Gentlemen's
dress pants ever shown in Scran-
ton now at w. NJ. CANTY'S.
Smoke Crafts Cotton Palace Cigars
The best assortment of fancy gIo-
eerics in town al A. j. Patterson's.
Smoke Crafts Cotton Palace Cigars
Wamtcd-l,OW families 10 unload
Millcr's mammoth stock OF candles
and fire works.
Smoke Crafts Cotton Palace Cigars
W. +. A. Parkrr's is the place to
buy cranberries, mincc meat, nuts,
toys, vases, and other nice things for
Christmas.
Smoke Crafts Cotton Palace Cigars
Fire works, fancy candies at old
man Alleys. Frotchcr's extra Early
Vermont and Early Rose seed pota-
toes to plant-suiiab, for the season
Smoke Crafts Cotton Palace Cigars
Corn, oats, hay and bran at bottom
prices at A. J. PATTERSoN's.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-12-23
SCRANTON BAYMEN,s BENEVOLENT
AND PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.
Election Of 0meers for 1898.

The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year al a meeting held
at their hall, in Scranton, on Saiur-
day last:
President, DR.. W. a. Cox.
Vicc-President, Chas. w. Davis.
Treasurer, G. IL. Alley. ed
Financial Secretary, o. B. Lyons.
Rec. Secretary, IIeny A. Ruurkc.
Grand Marshal Chas. Brash.
Standard Bearer, Chas. Chambers.
Door-kcepcr, Robert Kline.
Ex-Presidcnt NJ. G. Altman was
elected an h"norary member.