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AasIlRns sIfccEss.

Lockhart Texas, March 81 The newE
today from Dallas glves great satisfac-
ton TO the democrats OF Caldwell county.
and assures democratic success IN this
county at the next election. Candidates
will not now be so timid In announcing
and the woods viii soon be fun OF them, OF
all colors sizes and conditions.
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The Ho..tson, East and West Texas car
ficd out nsN engine 9a three nsl pRte
% isursiu yesterday from wA'Sn p' \. :. = y
win be taken % kpsf px 'pn 80
PIN ria losomoilse Wa pf9gEht hgrs ft ,,,'
Dayton ohio aud u e pf '.ef,, 4, x a,eie
new road helnx eQystrne'fe p n
,' esiendss s,,s zii iflFs y t''H RtszA
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receipts yesterday ~ tplcHe;
Houston and Texas Central .:';;'ftf' .s 81,
infefnntIn,.li nnd Great HorthcFn n.
Houston East aud West Texas Y!
Total ". q . ,,,2
Tho Katy the Houthfn LAG wv 49, ~ ' ~,
Santa Fa id not pfiuf "a An} sP'fNt
IN Atel q 4. - = mn.
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couGnLIN MAY nn a TRrAK.

Said 10 Have Under Confederation an Offer
From a Dime Museum.
Houghson, Mich, March al.-pan Congh-
I'm who was recently acquitted at chi
oago OF the charge OF conspiracy in the
Cronin murder case. has under consldora-
ton an offer from o dime museum. He
hnA also been asked 10 take position
ON the Lonlon ont. deLectlvo force.
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Qinfinnati. phIe. March "a This land.
siiae A lie fopt 81 Price 1sn' has not
made mtieh progress ii the pas' Two
uafs. Portions Of The Bis body 81 earth
f9iiiinNe q upys Slowly dpNn iht. IN
cline but Immediate danger 10 honxea
ttf otfn afp.df1 b. the activity ct esfI-
pfefA Hnd Nofh;i.hil The houses Ia ibn
ihalf 1esifacilbn Being any i matter -
1itne Tho fc3iifnlr Will 10 held Ia Sub-'
rtrN4 un1ii a HhaFy rains t3itet, which
H3NnN hfiiflft WI cause the fti7eHH ~
The tIf section or isiiIsIsie 4ad ntz,d Ii
down. tAfr9ipf everything ii ~ path
~ the uh.Q p'yef heni
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MOVING sOIIr4

Omaha, Neha March 2i.-Thc blizzard
which developed in the northern portion
Of the State last night B moving slowly
but steadily coward the Missouri river.
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Leggctt. Texas March 2i-Thc special
school tax election held here yesterday
90 decide whether special tax OF 10 per
cent should be levied by the county for
the bcnent % the pubic school. passed
on quietly resulting IN a victory for the
antis ny majority OF 60 there being Ge
votes cast. II ror the tax and a. ngainst 1t.
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poTu SIDES pT,IrAspD

Tyler, Texas March 2l.--rho harmony
work. at Dallas gives perfect satisfaction
Ia Tyler on both Sides Sc far as public
expression goes
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Ieevenworth. Kan. March 2i.-The
blizzard that has been raging west and
north struck Leayeuworth this evening
and slnee, o'clock the temperature has
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TRAINS MOCK ADDED.

Rison, Ark. March 2i-All trains on the
Cotton Belt line between Rlson and Tex
arkana are llocltaded because OF the heavy
washout OF trestles In she Saline river
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Cheyenne. Wye, March 2i.-rhe worst
storm Of the season has been racing MI,
over this State for the past thirty-slx
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WnsTnRN NpnRAsKA.

Omaha. Neb,. March q. THE entire
western part Of the State was covered
by yesterdays storm.
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CONTINUED ~ cOLonADo.

Denver, Colo. March q. -Thc snow
storm which visited Colorado last night
continued today, accompanied by ilebt
wind. "S"t
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pesdwood. s, -. March II Tho worst
snow atorm q the season commenced
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.,sg1ssi IS bis'sp Asffia 4 i' N ~,
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! s'lD TINE TABLE

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fIat7fauEf. uexks. AIafch i .-,Ills e
edli u ifs AQssol u The incassna ~ lAs,,
il. ena ne Ilen adopted % sesope fssurk
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sMonr erRINa ponMa.

Soon VIII the busy little ny
Improve each shining hour
In. spelling Just an many maps
a. come within hls power.
Chicago Inter Ocean.
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Improve each aiming hour
In spelling Just aF many mans
~ come within his power
How welcome would the fiakeleis be
That hurry from the sky.
Could we hut pickle snowbalia and
Consume them Ia July.
'"''kso n s'1f'
Grim winter now no longer shrouda
Tho vaies and nlonntiin nasaee.
Stars dip their fnces In wbfir clouds
With lakea for looking-Riaaaes
a''s'''o"'
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And ~ho's f aishfuily ,eeonlng y.n.
Has been Ilvipg IN clover hi four Or f,ye
~, "sek ss 49,,
- I" sNn'V ~" ~ ns's Hpent'
But Easter y coming and mn weil 10
~ KNOWS s, s..,a X.
A dozen ohoice roaes for VIXEN b ,e:if ,e
soalsedv
10Y 'e's 'nan one aollag eglsce.
'Se''n lees
d n. t1e spring the young rnnn,u fancy
And e p4:wF,. nv w,,nter ulster;
which, ~ March. y very rash.
'niearluhiR Record
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How welcome would the flakeiets be
That hurry from the sky,
Could we hut pickle snowb6lia. ana
Consume them Ia July
tMaghington star
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'sAa baking pewaer
= '''shs,t kws,e,
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Grim winter now no longer shrouds
Tho vaiea and mountain passes.
With lakea for looking .Rioaaes.
ATLANTA Constitution,
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NEWS OF THE SOUTH Side
Announcement of an Experience Social
at Y. VI. {. A. Rooms.
ANOTHER fIREBUG At WORK
Mrs. Patrick Gallagher, of MinoOka,
Awakened Early Yesterday Morning
and Found House on Fire
neral Of Mrs. DOwnes.

Next Friday night at the rooms of
the South Side Young Woman's Chris
tian association the programme of en-
tertainment will be an unusually fine
one. The occasion will be an Expert
ence social" All women are specially
invited to come as the music will be of
rare excellence.
A special feature will be the expert
ences related by the members. Those
who have earned a dollar or upward
toward the benefit of the association
will relate their experiences, and as
there Is none who has not accomplished
that much the stories to be told will
be many and, no doubt well seasoned
with humorous incidents.
Yesterday afternoon a children's
party was held, attended by over 125
whose ages range from to Il years.
A very pleasant time was had. The
junior work OF the association Is going
ahead very rapidly and in fact all
branches of the association are doing
well. The educational classes deserve
special mention regarding the good re-
suits obtained. The attendance is large
and the progress made remarkable.
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North End Briefs.

Miss Julia Ruane, of New York, is
visiting friends in Park Place.
The Trip building at Court street
and Providence road is nearly COM
pleted.
George W. Davis, proprietor of the
Lewis drug store, is in New York on
business trip. 60
Miss Annette Williams, of Wilkes
Barre, Is the guest of Miss Bertha EN-
ory. of Market street.
William Lewis, of Mauch Chunk, is
visiting his father, Hon. William j.
Lewis, of Edna avenue.
The annual bazaar of the Primitive
Methodist church will be held in the
lecture room the first four evenings of
next week.
Members of the Polish church have
started TO excavate for their new
church in Electric City park on Main
avenue and Ferdinand street.
Rev. a. +. Ferris, who has accepted
the pastorate of the Puritan Congrega-
tional church. has decided to stay at
the residence of Colonel r. d. Lewis, on
Main avenue.
\ game of foot ball between the
North End Crescents and the team
from the School of the Lackawanna
will be played this afternoon at .
o'clock on the James Boys grounds.
The Mendelsshon Choral society will
hold a concert in the North Main Ave-
nue. Baptist church next Monday even
ing under the auspices of the Junior
Christian Endeavor society of that
church.
Communications for this Office may
be left at the grocery store Of Thomas
FJehu. on Wayne avenue; the Lewis
drug store, on Public square; Sickler's
drug store, corner Court street and
Providence road, and Joseph +. Hangfs
grocery store. on Dickson avenue.
Next Sunday will be gala day at
the North Main Avenue Baptist church,
it being the second anniversary Of the
pastorate of Rev. W. G. Watkins. In
the morning the Lords supper will be
celebrated and new members received.
A financial statement will also be read
concerning the paying off of the mort
gage, and in the evening Rev. Mr. Wat
kins will preach special sermon.
Joseph Andrecais swore out Il war
rant before Alderman Horan on Oct.
II charging Theodore Harvey, of Park
er street, and William Mclaughlin, of
the West Side, two driver boys, with
having committed assault and battery
on him in the Hardly Able" mine on
Oct. l6. The case was tried before Al
derman Horan Monday evening, at
which the prosecutor swore that while
coming out of the mine one of the boys
tried to have mule kick him and af
terward threw stones at him, one hit
ting him in the small of the back and
another in the face, which, on the day
he swore out the warrant, was 50 swol-
len that his eyes could not be seen. The
defense denied trying to have the mule
kick and claimed that the mule always
kicks, and that Joseph attempted to
hit them. thus provoking the kick. The
alderman committed them TO the coun-
ty jail in default Of $500 bail
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The funeral of Miss Annie Conway
will be held today at 10 O'Clock at St.
Mary's church. High mass Of requiem
will be celebrated.
Robert Bewick, who has been a resi-
dent of this town for the past ten
years, leaves for England tonight to
spend several months.
A large number of Patriotic Order
Sons of America boys from Scranton
met with the Dunmore lodge and at
tended church with them Sunday night.
odd Fellows hall was crowded last
evening, the occasion being the meet
ing of the Republican club. Ringing
speeches were made by Major Penman
and r. A. Zimemrman. Another grand
rally will be held on Saturday evening
next. Worklngmen are alive to their
interests.
NJ X. Smiths store on Grove street
was broken into Saturday night. About
81 worth of cigars were taken. An at
tempt was also made to get into p. d.
Manleys on Chestnut street. There Is
no doubt that the work was done by
the same parties that blew the safe to
pieces at the grist mill.
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South Side IOttiups

Miss Mary Mears, of Pittston avenue,
is visiting at Vandllng.
The Tourists, of this side, will have q
dance Friday night at DR.. Manly's hall.
The Electric Social club will hold a
social Thanksgiving eve at Germania
hall
The approaching marriages of Miss
Nellie Dankwertz to Ulrich Warren, and
of Miss annie Graham to Michael
Norton are announced.
Tonight the revival services at the
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church will he addressed by Rev. VI. ID.
Fuller, of the Providence Methodist
Episcopal church.
The fair Of the st. Paul's German
Baptist church at Germania hall is at
tracing large crowds nightly and a
large revenue is accruing for the bene-
fit of the church treasurery.
Mary, the G-year-old daughter of
William Tobin, of Pittston avenue, died
Of diphtheria yesterday evening. The
funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon
at . o'clock. Interment in Hyde Park
cemetery.
Yesterday telegram from Joliet, ILL.,,
was received by Martin Tougher Of
i''lSNt oNViiuC, ippiioiilS MN VI lHc
fatal injury received by his son, Michael
in the steel mills at that place. The
young man left home three years ago
and in that time his parents have not
heard from him.
This evening at 7.3O reformation fes-
tival Will be held at the Cedar Avenue
German Evangelical Lutheran church
Tomorrow night at the same hour Il
mission festival will begin. Preaching
will be in both English and German.
Rev. Mr.. Hanneman, of Tomaqua, Rev.
Mr.. Brunnig, of White Haven, and
Rev. Mr.. Scheidy. of the West Side, will
be present and deliver addresses
a choir has been organized which will
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Brief Notes Of Interest.

Miss Kate Mccarthy, of South Main
avenue is in Pittston.
4 ID. j. Jones and W. +. Williams left
yesterday for New York city.
A young son Of j. w. Crimmins. Of
South Main avenue is i'll with typhoid
fever.
James Griffiths, Of Washburn street,
is slowly recovering from serious at
tack of pneumonia.
c. l.. Beers, Of North Main avenue
has commenced building an extension
to his store and hall.
Daniel Mohr Of North Summer ave-
nue, has accepted position as foreman
for the Scranton Stone company.
An umbrella souvenir social will be
held at the Fourth Ward Baptist Sun
day school on Thursday evening next
Mrs. David Jones, Of Roland avenue
has an abscess under her foot and 1t is
now developing into blood poisoning.
Joseph Summerhill, X. j. Bauer and
William Shiffer, of this side, rode TO
Wilkes-Barre on their wheels yesterday
Mrs. Samuel Thomas and family Of
Providence, have purchased u house on
Academy street and will reside there In
the near future.
The ladies of st. David's parish will
give dumb-bell and looking back
ward" drill In the school room on Tues
day evening, Nov. g.
Thomas Harris, of South Fillmore
avenue, who was stricken with apoplexy
a few days ago while at work in the
mines, is in a dangerous condition.
Mrs. Ann Williams, of Chestnut street,
died yesterday morning after a long
Illness. She was 81 years and was well
known here. Several children survive
her.
TIL ladies of the Simpson Methodist
Episcopal church whose names begin
with the letters A, b, c, d or + will hold
a supper in the church from to SD. m.
tomorrow evening. A fine musical pro-
gramme has also been prepared and
will be rendered immediat tely after sup
per.
Robbert Morris lodge Order of Ameri-
can True Ivorites, has committee at
work fitting up rooms on South Main
avenue for social purposes. There are
two rooms, one for reading and writing
purposes and the other os general par
lor and reception room. a formal open
ing of the rooms will occur two weeks
hence.
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DUNMORE DOINGS.

Miss Emma Griffith spent Sunday at
Jermyn.
Mrs. p. ]. McHale has returned from
Forest City.
Fresh oysters received daily at Pal
mer's market.
Mrs. H. Pinckney, Of Chestnut street,
is on the sick list.
Mrs. Carpenter Is sick at her resi-
dence on Grove street.
Miss Meyers, of Carbondale, is visit
ing Miss Mary McHale.
A. B. Oliver, of Brook street, will
leave today for Philadelphia.
j. Il. Schuler Is the happiest man in
town. It's young lady boarder.
Miss Edith Ripley, of North Park, has
returned home from Mansfield Pa.
Mrs Kinney is very sick with typhoid
fever at her home on Butler street.
George w. Durshimer, of George
town, spent Friday and Saturday in
town.
The Tribune with other leading news
papers are on sale at Ludwlg's drug
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hand, of Butler
street, have returned from their visit
at Lake Ariel.
Miss Katie Pickering, of Gelatt, is
visiting her cousin. Maud Jackson Of
Drinker street.
George Ives and p G.. Fritz spent
yesterday in Madisonville fishing at
Hartford lake.
II. A. Smith and Miss Ida Doty en-
joyed carriage ride over the new bou-
levard yesterday.
Misses Annie and Louise Shotterback
spent Sunday at the home Of William
Brennan, on Brook street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Jackson, OF
Drinker street, returned home Sunday
froma visit in Susquehanna county.
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Attempt TO Burn a House.

After midnight yesterday morning
Mrs. Patrick Gallagher, of Stafford
street, Minooka, was awakened by a
smothering sensation caused by smoke
permeating the air Of the bedroom.
She arose quickly, raised the window
to let out the smoke and as she did. dis
covered that the house was on fire, The
blaze was located at the corner Of the
house and a pile Of combustible ma
terial was stacked against the side of
the building. With few minutes
more of start the house would have
been beyond saving, as there is no
water near enough to be of any ser
vice. The house is not insured and 1t
represents the saving Of lifetime. 1t
was undoubtedly set on fire by some
person who took that means of venting
his tiendish spite, though there is no
reason known why such an act should
be perpetrated against these inoffen-
sive people. The house was not dam
aged beyond the extent of few dol
lars.
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Funeral of Mrs. luna DoMnes.

The long Christian life OF Mrs Anna
Downes, of Irving avenue, which came
to an end Sunday, received tribute of
respect in the large funeral concourse
that attended the remains to the grave
yesterday morning. At o'clock a
high mass of requiem was sung at st.
Johns church by Rev. J. \. Moftit. He
preached an effective sermon on prayer
and preparation for death and included
i'll his sermon many worthy remarks
relative to the upright life Of the de-
ceased lnterment was made in Dun
more Catholic cemetery. The pail
bearers We're Martin McDonough, Owen
Connolly, Martin Flaherty. owen DOH
erty, Darby Cawley and Martin r. La
velle.
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Earnest RennhIicnn Meeting.

A large number of people attended
last night the last Of the series of rallies
which have been held by the Green
Ridge Republican club, in the Item Of
flee on Dickson avenue. Professor Fl.
l.. Burdick presided over the meeting,
and W. l.. Carr acted as secretary. Ma
jOr Everett Warren and George NJ
Watson spoke on the tariff and other
national issues and Benjamin Kellam
and Edgar II Shurtleff spoke on the
local candidates and the need Of sys-
tematizing the work on election day.
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compete at the Taylor eisteddfod on
Christmas day. Ii will consist of sixty
members and will compete for the first
prize. The following officers have been
elected: President. Arthur G. Hewitt;
secretary, Fred j. Jones; treasurer,
David Griffiths; executive committee,
Richard Winters, David Grifliths and
Alfred Hewitt. Rehearsals will be held
weekly. The competitive piece Is Mo-
Zart'S Gloria.
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NORTH END NEWS.
John MAINTAIN, of Deacon Street Killed by
Fall Of Roof in the Marvine Shaft.
Republican Meeting at Green Ridge.

John Mantan, of Deacon street, was
instantly killed at the MarVine SHAFT
yesterday morning about II O'clock by
a fall of rock. He had just fired blast
and the roof appearing safe he went i'll
and sounded il, when the whole mass
fell on him.
A bell of rock was hidden above the
roof and it Is supposed that it became
loosened by the blast and was about to
fall when he sounded. A prop which
was in place was forced to one side by
the rock and fell on Mantan.
He is survived by wife and several
children, and was Il member of the
Knights OF the Mystic Chain.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-31
Iayelle's Dog Disappcarel

Constable pohn c. Moran, of the
Twelfth ward, has search warrant for
the apprehension of brlndle pun
stolen from Thomas Lavelle, of Stone
avenue. He also has a warrant for
Jim Edwards, Bob McCrea and Dick
Farrell, Of the Thirteenth ward. charg-
Ing them with the theft Of the dog. The
three gentlemen mentioned in the war;
rant are dog fanciers of much note.
They deny that they are guilty as
charged in the warrant and propose
TO get back at Lavelle for defamation
of character. Constable Moran was
after them last night.