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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-12-01
DON'T SPLASH.

Washington Post.
There is no objection to Hon. Will
liam Jennings Bryan swimming about
in the soup, but he should refrain
from splashing
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-12-01
A REMARKABLE DISCOVERY.

Chicago Dispatch.
A Democrat was discovered in Wes-
tern Pennsylvania yesterday; it is
thought he was making for the near
est dime museum circuit.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-12-01
THE KIND OF MONEY.

pittsburg Press.
William l.. Wilson may be correct
that it was money that defeated him,
but it was the money that people
didn't have.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-12-01
NO FLAG THERE.


Philadelphia North American.
If Mr.. William l.. Wilson wants to
get real far away the President might
send him as Paramount Commissioner
OF Mediation to China. We believe
there are no American flags that can
be pulled down there.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-12-01
LINE DRAWN AT rAMMANy.

Philadelphia Inquirer.
We are inclined to believe that if
Daniel Webster were still alive his
alleged universal love of animals
would cease to be universal when it
got to the Tammany Tiger.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-12-01
CARLISLE IS nIscorR,crn

Kansas City Journal.
Secretary Carlisle is quoted as say
ing that he will never again hold Of.
fee, and the way Kentucky is behav-
ing lately indicates that Mr.. Carlisle
won't have the chance to change his
mind
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-12-01

Rheumatism is primarily caused by
acidity OF the blood. Hoods Sarsa-
parilla purihes the blood. and thus
cures the disease.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-12-01
A BAD FAILURE.

| Detroit Tribune.
AS a means OF creating a Cabinet
vacancy for Professor Wilson the bond
issue seems to be a failure.
, 1894-08-04
Stdott1bes.
Sheint unfhuI0i0 III fetn.

Suit. Buicb, Ser, tpie mir bereit5 nit
tbetlten, bon ~ieirler Trau ~beiCbulDigt miro,
nit leiner 14jGbrigen 5ocbter Wtatbtlbe in
8luticban0e 5uiammengeIebt 81 Daben, bat
Die 1cb0nIte 0uSiibt, itatt mach Solicit Sl
ge0en, IN einigen Gagen ais FREEZER Otann
Die W~tarmelitr. Station SIT Dcrlalien.
NlS Der SAT- berte Dor 0ftcbter @berbarOt
anigeruIen Wtrbe. 8lan5ten Die 6aupt>
belaltungS5eugen, leine 6rou uno Die Socbz
ter, burcb ibre Qbpelenbeit. Statt oeIieu
mltroe Dem Nic5ter mitgetbeilt, baB Die
6rau ntcbt ais 3eugin auf5utreten beab7
licbttge uno SIT 9leid3er 3eit geGuBert 6Qtte,
0aB lie Die gan3e 0eicbicbte auSgeDdc1t, 3. b.
Die fllr5terltbe Nnflage nur erDo6eu bGtte,
nm tbren Ofann, Oct iDr i'm QGegc lei, los
5utper6en. Sa nod6 mebr fam sur &enntz
ntB 0eS GibterS, nGmlicb baB Wfatbtl0Q
gar ntbt Die GObter beS 8uicb lei, ionbern
Elm auBerebelicb BON ieiner Tralt geborene8
unb ppn 8uicb aus 0naee unb 8armber3tgz
felt IN Die 6anltlic aufgenominencS 6in0 lit.
Sn 2lnbetrabt ber lcbtperen Q(l1flage,
6ie ge9en 8uicD erboben porben mar. u1b
Der lln8loublicbfeit, OaB cine Trau in iDrer
9ta6e segen tbren Wann 10 Deit geben
f0rnte, Derl9ob Der Giehter bic Gnti9stz
6un8 bis sum 8. 5. W2t5. un6 iteQte 8ulb
bis OaDtn inter $3.50 8%iir9ibaft. Bum
9enanuten Sage merben bic Srau unb bic
Go9ter, Ob ie eS noaen ooer ricbt, mach
Dem @ericbtSlaaIe geicbafft neroen. Die
Trau piro 6ann Dor benz &i6tcr mie6er7
bolen miiiien, boB 8uicb nidbt Ser 8ater
be5 &in6es unb an Dem 8erbreben nm
i1uIbig iei. 36ut le Dies ober lift ite uno
Die &oc6ter nicbt %auffinbbar, oann lit 8uicb
elm irejer Mtaru. Qtl5 mir ben .eritcn Sc
ri9t llber Oie1e 2(ngele9enbeit bra9ten, be-
3ipeifcltcn mir lofort Sic S9utb beS 8uIc9
un6 iteuten 0ieieIbc ais bas bin, ais mas iie
iib ieBt berauSiteut, namliA; ais ein
NQcheQCt Ietner TSrau.
, 1894-08-04
SefttebIt feline Odrtner.

Oon &tm, Gee Slim un6 See Oon battcrr
Dor ettpa 3aDreSirit in Dem GrbgeiboB Oes
6auieS SEQ. 378 Glartitr. (alio mitten i'm
Gbtca8oer GbinotoipW cine ~9feitaurotion
%an9etan8en. 9ielet6e ertparb ii6 balb ciner
portreffltc1en Guf uno ma bon ibliBz
Gltgi8cn, Wton8olen iebr potroniiirt. Wfan
er5GDlle iidb, paB in fciner on6cren bineii>
lben &eitauration man etlen 10 0clicatcn
NattensS Stem, ober cin9ep0teIten Ounoes
lcbman5 un0 an0ere dinelii9e 2edereien
befommen t0nnte, ais III benz bon Sim &
Oon, 8ol0 battelt Die 0rei iicb ein an
leDnli3e5 Sitnm9en erlpart unb tpie man
beDdnp;cte, trofen ie bereit8 8orbcreitunz
gen sur &er8r0Berun9 bcs 2otol8. 9ocb
oicie Nbiicbt miiien iie porldufig aufgeben.
0enn yOn Sim, etuer Der 8artner 6er orei
cbinclti6en&inSsle05, lit BEL icbpuuben unb
nit ibm ettpa $500, Sic @rlparniiie Der sc.
itaurationSftrma, tpelcbe in eincm Gus 9toB-
6aar gefertigten un0 Oon 9ebOrigen &ofier
auf6etpabrt tporocn tparet. 9ie 8oltSei
foDnoet auf ben 6ineiiidbeu Spibbubeu.
, 1894-08-04
beretnoefauen.

Ser rocbliicbttge OficbaeL S. McOeo6On,
pon "A 6ope Ctr, Der III ieiner bIinOen
g8ut0 ge9en aQeS 0euti9e, belonOerS 9e9en
bic 6amIlic ieine8 9taAbarn g8ilDelmGaDz
leB, 0ieien tpc9en 0eDlerei unO beiien IA
idbri8e &oc6ter ipegel1 0iebitabl5 zines
5tin9eS III 6aft nebnen lies, bli5te beute
elen6 oan1it a6. 0cun ais Der Sat Dor
9}tcbter 9ooleD aufgerufen lpuroe, uno
MacDto6on sum ~3tpeiten Ofalc cine Ser
lcbicbuug beontragte, neil an9eblib cine
iebr ipicbtige 3eugin auBerbal6 ser StaOt
wei!e, mics i'm scr Gticbter nit oiciem uts
pericbdmtcn Suffrage ab uno ipracb Bic bct7
Sen 2(n9efla8tcn ebrenpol fret.
9(gne5 bate iicb ben 0aB beS eiriicben
Oa6ur9 Sugc5o0eu, OaB lie gu lcb9oIt mar
un0 ibn Oo0urcb it0rte, ipenrt ct icire Dcrs
i4ieoenen 8duicbe ma0rerb OeS Gages auSs
ldbliei. Ser &jobter pcrfebLte nicbt, SIC
Wta0on oh ieiner 9tocbIucbt' cine gcDOri9e
Strafpre0i8t 81 Dalten.
, 1894-08-04
Stieoen auf's DAD.

2tn6rep 8eiBfopf un6 8tQiam $.
Barnes, 5ipei neutrality-suspicious., tparen
9eitern Oonttt bei0dfti8t, oaS 6olts 0eS 81.
g. Sa89erl on3uitreidben. 8oggert bebaupz
tet nun, baB Die 8cioen 6urc6 Elm offeneS
6enlter in ieine Bo6nung geitiegen tpdren,
uno Don bort cine 9olbene llbr geitobler
bGtten. Damn mGren lie nie6er an Die 9lr7
belt gegangen unO bdtten i'm Gaggert), ais
CT iie bieSbe8ii8li6 CUR GeOe itellte, gan;
8eDOrig angei6nau5t, 3oggert nabm Danr
eilen 0ait9befebl 8c9cn Die 8eioen 6erauS.
2llS 6te Detectives Webbcr uno GDienle Sen
8efebl pouItreden i%poutet, itiegen Die bel
BEN 2tnitrcic5er auf ibren 2eitern ouf'5
9ab uno eS ua6m Den beioen 8eamten
nabc3u cine Stunoe, Der beiben 81 8erbaf=
tenoen GabDaft 5u tperOen. 6eute naren
penjgitenS 80 8erioueu I'M @cricbt5laale
oeS 9icbter8 9ooleD antUeien0, mn iiber
ben oOrtreiili9en @barafter 8eifopf'5 Wro
Barnes 3eugniB a63ule9en. Ser 8icbter
ncrldO6 Den 6au bis sum 6. un6 i~teltc bic
Nn9ctla9ten bis OaDin unter ie $500 8itr97
lt6alt.
, 1894-08-04
Inter Ihltmmer 1nflaoe.

g8iuiam 6. Gar1cn, tptQ bis 3um Qusz
bruc6 beS Strett5 Ser 81. st. II. Weicben=
iteler Der 8urlingtonboDn geipeien iein.
2lm 20. Sui mar er il! Der unteren StQot
uno faufte iicb BORT eiuen geb0ri9en 2lffen.
2l(5 ct gegen QIbell0 entlong Ben geletlcn
Ser 9tOrtDpeltcrnbabu DeimtpGrtS ging. be-
gegnete ibm nQDe ber, GincolnftraBe Elm
frlDcrer 8efaunter, Charles g8eber, Der
cini8e Sage por0er einen PloB ais Q8eiz
tbeuitclier oil ser 8urlingtonbaDn an9ez
nommen uu0 iicb baourcb ieinen (2arlen'S)
6aB, su9c5ogen battle. Die betbcn eben1as
li8en 6reunbe geriet6eu aneinatber uuO i'm
8erlaufe be8 StreiteS 3og Garlen fem
SdbieBetien berau8 uno 0rO9te Q8eber SIT
crid3ieBen. 9oh bieIer rtef MACH Polt5ei
un0 cS oauerte niBt LANCE 10 tDaren StDet
8laur0de sur Steue. Nacbem ie BON Dem
S9ieBueriucbe unterric5tet poroen tparell,
burcbl1dbten ie 2arien uno funoen i'll iet9
nen Goicben njcbt nur ben ReDolOer, ionz
bern aucb nocb cine anbere g8affe, cincn
Silly. 2orien itauo bcltte pOr Gicbter
0oolep untcr Der 9~tnflage oeS unoroents
lic0en 8etragen5, Deriubten 2lngrtff5 uno
ra9en5 Derbor8ener Naffen. Der 3t9ter
itelte tbu bis gum II. inter $1,000 Strgs
i9Qft.
, 1894-08-04
Qooesfdue.

Tot9en0c TooeSfGuc purben bis beute
Wtjttag I'M @eiunb0eitSamt angenteLOet:
gilbert 6aestc, im 6euti9en 6OSpttal
9cltorbeu, 30 Sabre alt.
Qouiic 0obme bon 1904 g. QibIano
9(pe., 80 Sabre aft.
6enrp 0o6me pen 1904 q, 2(i3(anO
2(Oe., 80 Sabre alt.
Sulia 6ontGeI BON 1859 9tncoIn 2(Oe.,
As Sabre alt.
2(r0rco5 9off bon 767 81, @oftueu Stu,
2 Wionate.
GDorleS Maurer bon 1914 g. 3obep
Str., 20 Sabre unO 3 Wfonate.
Nnnte 6ornann, I'M Gountp 6oSptta[
geitor6en, % Sabre alt.
Gilbert s. @cbrfc bon 1876 98eit 16. Str,
AZ Sabre uub 4 0tonate alt.
Gora SO. Gelfer bon 1850 Dearborn
Str., l Sa3r uno l M{onat alt.
, 1894-08-04
Rletne Uahricbten.

- 8m. S.. Calhoun, friiber Gin angez
lebener ScbinSei8entblimcr, lift BON ieiner
6rou auf Sbeioun9 p~erfla8t moroen. Sic
beDouptet, baB CT III Ocri6ieDenen 66feu
Ser 8~innenicen 8efanuti9aften nit an
Oeren 6rauen unterb8lt unb mebrere Ser
ielben auf ieinen 8eilel mitnabm.
- 2tuf Griucben oe3 OlaDors bat geiteru
ber @Ouperueur NttgeI6 BON benz noc6 in
ben Stof CARDS urb 9uuman itationirteu
2, UttIi8regiment d1t ~@ompagnien, ferner
Die 8atterje D uno bic S9waDron A auz
riif8e5ogen, 10 OaB jebt nur uob bier SOM
pa9nten in Ben Stof CARDS unb Orei in
Buuman perbleiben.
, 1894-08-04

uu6 S6iUeine gel9lac6tet, oa al Stcle Ser
itreifenDen S6lddtergeleQen neue &eute
angeItelt tpDrDen DQrer. Die 8etrtebSleiter
moc9telt bcute b%cfonnt, baB ite unter feiner
8eDinaung Die bon ben Streitern uerlan9te
&O6ntabclc betpt4i9en piirben, ba tie 6iez
ielben Yretle tpte ibre GDicagocr Concur
renten 6esa6lten. Die Stretfcr murDcn
belta9ricbtlgt, oaB, ipenn ite nibt bis nor
gen Wtittag ilb sur 2trbeit melbctcu, lie
entl0lleu unb an ibrer Stelle neuc Qlrbctter
nugeltellt lperoen lplir6en.
@eneralaoiut0 Gage BON Der Ne6raSs
fa'er electromagnetic, ser nadb Si6 omaha
Gbfomnlanolrt mar, trdf oaielblt belte
W{Drgcn ntcDt etu, t"uoelieu 5icbt man 1eincr
Q"tnfunit Deute 9tac6mittaq entqeQen. 3a6lz
retcbc Spect0lpolt5iiten limb perciOiQt uno
an Den 8OfclDGuieyn ullo Gtebb6fcn ouf>
geitclIt iporben. W}on bcfiircbtct ltnru6en,
tails oolelbit ncUc geute tpeyoeu an9eitelt
ipcroeu.
9en0cr, Go(., 3. pug.
Observation-Disclosures &o6t@ bat
Die @ntocfun8 gcmaclt, baB sablreide De
Observation-Disclosures fiir Gbinclen
betrilgcril6er 9Geiie in Sod Springs,
gSO0mttg, crlanQt poroen limb. 0enielz
bcn iparcn photographer bcigelcgt, lpelcbe
bon einen b~ortigcn photographer naG5
bon G0tna geibiGten photographer an
8~cferti8t mNroen. Wcbrere GDiueien in
&Od Springs baben benz Oencrol &obiS
mit8ctheilt, baB Der cbtneiii9e &aufmaum
@Nn 9Seb IN 8ortlanb, Oregon, $500 fir
ieOe 8clcbeinigun9 sable.
p Der Gbineien. fiir ipelcbe 9(nialiigs
feitSiActne in 3od Springs altSgeiertigt
i%purocn, fonnten utc9t oufgefun0en iperz
ben. Stclereinnebmer 9tep iagte: Dies
1T nteiner Nnit6t uocb cine ie0r ipicbtigc
Nngele9enbeit uno icb babe hieIelbe an ba5
SulttiOepartement pertDielcn uuo benz Gomz
miiiGr oeS SteucroepQrtemc1t5 eineu 8e7
rtcbt it6cTma6t, nit Der @mpfeDlung, oaB
cine itren0e uno ourdbgreiie1Oe Inter
Iu6ung ongeiteut iueroen ioue. SIT babe
feline N0nung bopon, ma in oieier Sacbe
getban iperben tpirb. Sci CLAUDE nicht,
oaB paS @eieB lu5penbirt tper6eu miro,
alleilt es lit m08lib, oaB Spe5ialagenten
tperoen ernannt tpcrben, tpelcbc Die gauge
Sabc 8ritnolicD rntcrlucben iouen. Coll
ten nGulli0 Die 8etrilgercien, tpte Iie o6ne
3peifeI III g8poming periibt morocn iin6,
ouc9 anoerSipo DOr9efommen fem, 10 oiirfz
ten oieiel6en leDr ausgcoebnt uno ernitli3
fem.
, 1894-08-04
Observation-Disclosures
purOen 8eitern all folgcnoe Berionen aus
QeIteQt.

9el4eul.
George 5teuerna9cr, 2r6figc5 8afitein.
NobnDauS nit Grb9eicboB, 1876 Q8ebitet
Qpe., $2400; SultU5 })erte, 2it0Gigel
8aGitetns2lnbau mit@rO8ei1oB, lis 0omc>
@Oe., $500; S. q. Wfattbeps. 3It0fi9e@
8aGitein Qlpartemeut 0eb6ube nit @ro=
8eic3oB, 1857 0ai6ingtOn Ctr, $50, 600
q. S. uuO q. 81. &Oc6, 5pei 2itOft8e Bad
Observation-Disclosures NIT GrO9eihOB, 1915
20 TlournoD Str, $1,000; 6. G&tftel=
fen, 2itOdi9eS 8aGtejnz g~8obnbauS nit
@rb8elcboB, iii MopIeipoob 2lue., $4,000
@aperlp & Soutbparo, 3lpei 2it0dige Bad
Observation-Disclosures nit GrOgei3oB, 682 uut
684 48. Str, $14, 600.
, 1894-08-04

- SUI G5eiun0beit5amt purben 6eutc
Worgen aus folgenoen 6duiern neue 8Iatz
ternfGue a%n9emeloet: gtO. TT @. Is,
6troBe, SEQ, PA 50. 20. StraBe Hno go,
804 San 0ornItraBe.
, 1894-08-04

lin GteQuugIucbenben BET Der ge9enz
tpdrti9en Notblo8e OaS Grlan9en BON Be-
i1Gftigung 81 erlei6tern, nimmt oaS
QlbenObIatt Der SainOtS Staats3eituug
Steuengeiucbe uneutgeltli6 All.
, 1894-08-04
Total Expenditures....$ 797 ,535.
miscellaneous.
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual Statement P # tPs H4EECCFoP 3dTptTE I
New York, in the State of New York. on the 3Ist
gay OF December 1898: made to the Insurance.
Superintendent OF the State Of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital.
Amount OF Capital paid up in cash :, OOO,OOO.O0
Assets.
, 1894-08-04
3 trIi11. 5. Qlua.

Die O%eutid]en &reu5er 2(!eran0rine, Dir
coma Nnb Otaric, Die iic6 9~c9entpGrtig an
Der 98eitfjite uou 2merita %5efinoen, Daben
8cfebl erbolten, iicb nacb benz fernen Often
SIT bcge6cu, INT Die 0eltti9en Sntereien
0QielbIt al bcicbilben.
, 1894-08-04
QadDt-U eIRprnt&tntr.
g ort5,3 3. 2(u9

9rei Manner unb Elm 6rauen5immcr
itnb inter Dcr 9~(nfla9e oerbaftet worbcn,
i'll SEN an 81. Suit pcribten 9iebitabl
ctneS TdBAcnS nit onertfaniic9em @olOe
perpidc(t 5u fem. 9alielbe gcb0rte 5u
elmer Scnoung BON iiinf5ig TaBcben fitr
Ea5ar6 GrGre8 & So. in @ari9, tpelcDe bon
J(etp Norf obgcidbift Wor0en poren. Der
DiebitabI wurOc 3WiiGen SABRE mO &ari5
Derllbt.
, 1894-08-04

Total Premium Income 81 n5I9@
Interest and Dividends received l54,!SoS
Rents received S.20I4
, 1894-08-04

Total Policy !aims............ s2,6ssN
Net present value Of all outstanding
policies-'ActuarieS' 4 per cent. 4,Zoo,2n.25
Amount of ali other Liabilities. ........ 3,5l2l0
, 1894-08-04

Total. 81 ,O62, 1871
for P~einsurance!... II,521.51
, 1894-08-04
<5,O82.o2
Total Assets. -. 4,5l7,550
Liza bEiEeieSs

Policy claims in process of
adjustment, or adjusted
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-08
FINE TENNIS PLAYING.
First Day of the Scranton Lawn Com.
pany's Tournament Was a
Decided Success.

Yesterday was the first day of the
third annual tennis tournament Of the
Scranton Lawn club and included the
preliminary and first round of gentle
mems singles and the preliminary
round of doubles, total of fourteen
rounds. No ladies' nor mixed contests
are included.
Today's play will be commenced
with an uucompleted first round in the
singles, followed by the second and
semi-f singles and first and semi
final doubles. 1t is probable that the
finals will not be played until Monday.
From 10 o'clock yesterday morning
when play was begun until 6 o'clock in
the evening the tourney attracted
many interested spectators The re-
suits were as follows:
SINGLES.
reliminary-Loveland- Chittenden, 6.3,
GA; Johnson-Loveland, Ga, 6-2; Lathrop-
Moffat, 60. 4 6, 6-1; Snyder-S. Jessup, Go.
Torrance -Kingsbury, 6-l, 6-2; E. Torrey-
Orchard, 6-3 6-5; F. Fulier-R. Warriner,
sc, 6-9, 6-3; H. Kirkpatrick Moon, 6-3; 6-2;
Blair Walker, 6-3, 60.
DOUBLES.
Brooks and Hunt-Belin and Moffat, G-3,
4-6, 6-2; e. Torrey and Chittenden-
Orchard and Lathrop, 8 4, 60; Kirkpatrick
and Snyder-Jessup and Warriner, SO, 60,
rs; KiDgsbrry and Sanderson-L Fuller
and W. Torrey, 6-S, Sc. 6-1.
Today's singles will be among the
first winners as follows: Snyder Tor
rance, q. Torrey-F. Fuller. Kirkpat.
rick, winner of Blair.L. B. Fuller. sets,
The doubles will be continued as fol-
lows: Brooks. Hunt, Archbald-Knapp,
Torrey- -Chittendsn. Johnson-Fuller,
Kirkpatrick Snyder, Torrance. Moon,
Kingsbury. Sanderson, Jones.Loveland.
OF the players the following are
from out of town: A. s. Chittenden,
Binghamton; Loveland. Wilkes
Barre; Lathrop, Carbondale; Stuart
Jessup, Montrose; Jones, Wilkes
Barre; Torrance, Neon and Orchard.
Carbondale; Knapp, s, Norwalk. Conn.
E. F. Torrey, jr., Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-08
WOODS COLLEGE NOTES.

> The past week was very successful-312
have registered on both sessions.
Notwithstanding the dull times, the
receipts of the college are nearly double
that of last year.
Professor q. w. Cook, the new short
hand teacher, is a bright fellow; he and
Miss Haggerty are doing excellent work
in their department.
Professor Wood had seven applications
for bookkeepers and stenographers this
week. Thomas Edmunds is with Coke
Bros. & Co.. at Drifton; Louis Gschwindt
is with w. L. Smith & Co.; Harry Snyder
with Charles Schlager; Miss zimmerman
with William D. B. Ainey at Montrose.
The teachers in the business department
are introducing practical methods. The
students of the future will be thoroughly
equipped in the details of Office work.
Professors Kramer and S. J. Wood, Arm
field and F. E. Wood are holding the fort
in the business department; Mr.. Whit
man acts as registrar and Miss Oakes re-
ceives the callers.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-08
DR.. Mcleod will take as his evening sub
ect "Disasters and Their Lessons

DR.. Mcleod will take as his evening sub.
ject "Disasters and Their Lessons"
The Honesdale iron works yesterday OBJ
tanned a writ of foreign attachment
against the Columbian Manufacturing
company, directing the sheriff to levy on
all property and goods whatsoever to the
credit Of the defendant in the hands of
the Hillsdale Coal and Iron company.
Second Presbyterian church, Rev.
Charles E. Robinson, D. D., pastor, morn
ing services at 1890. Sunday school at II
o'clock, Christian Endeavor meeting at
730. In the evening the congregation will
unite with the union meeting at the Elm
Park church, where Rev. w. G. Partridge
will preach.
There will be a special meeting of work.
ers held at the Young Mems Christian as.
sociation rooms Saturday afternoon at =. 40
o'clock to plan for the Sunday evening
meeting at the rockingham. All Chris
tian men are earnestly invited to be pres
ent, in order that the rockingham meet
ing may be success.
Monday George Z. Davis will reopen
Wonderland for its fifth season. This
season a change has been made / n the
name and hereafter the house will be
known as Davis theater. A tirst-class
vaudeville company will be the attraction
for the opening week. 1t contains many
latent people who will give tirst'class
performance.
The semi annual statement Of the Della.
ware, Lackawanna and Western Mutual
Aid association, covering the period from
March l to September l, shows the re-
ceipts, IS, ,57l.90: disbursements, Sl,O7l.27;
balance, "a, 3O0,63; s4S members; ll6 mem
bers received during the term. The re-
port is signed by Alfred j. Froude and W..
T, Ace, trustees.
Robert G. Wills yesterday petitioned the
court for partition of a property on Penn
avenue which he owns jointly with Pat
rick j. Higgins, who is his partner in the
liquor business. sMr. Wills says in his pc
tition that Mr.. Higgins denies division
Of the property, and therefore he has ap-
pealed to court. The lot is 40Xl67 feet
and is improved by three-story brick
and stone building.
At o'clock Sunday afternoon there will
be meeting led by Mr.. Moody for women
at the Elm Park church. The service will
be held at the South Side Young Women's
Chistian association and it is hoped that
all South Side young women will take ad-
vantage Of this opportunity. A toweI
social will be a pleasing event at the rooms
Monday evening. All are invited to bring
towel, Refreshments will be served.
PABsT's MILWAUKEE BEER, cool aut
sparkling, at Lohman's, Spruce street ~
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WANTED TO sHAxs HER Hus BAND.
Mrs. Ike Asked the Poor Board to As-
aist Her TO Do So.

The meeting of the poor board yester-
day was for while on the breezy line.
Mr.. Gibbons made a number of speeches,
with the result that his views were adopted
in each case that came before the board
for deliberation.
The first one was the case Of Mary
Judge, whose parents live in Dunmore.
Last May the girl took the grip and the
sickness unbalanced her mind. Her
parents sent her to private institution
in Philadelphia. After four weeks con-
tinement she appeared to regain her reason
and was sent home, but was not long at
home until symptoms OF dementia again
began to develop. She was sent back to
Philadelphia where she is at present.
Colonel H. NJ Boies became interested
aud appeared with an intercession, asking
the board to take charge of the case, and,
when the board agreed to do so and was
about to make an order for her admit
tance to the insane department of the
Hillside home, Colonel Boies thought that
it would be more beneficial step for the
girl if she were sent to Danville, where
she would be better taken care of. Mr..
Gibbons objected to sending the girl to
Danville, stating that the facilities at the
home were fully as sufficient as at Dam
vile. After short discussion, the case
was referred to committee Of three with
power to act.
The usual number of applications for
relief were heard and granted. Mrs.
Josephine Ike appeared and wanted trans
portation to Stroudsburg. After some
questioning, which she replied to in q
very sharp manner, Secretary Lynett
asked her if she wanted ticket for her
husband too, she replied, mo, no, want
to shake him."
The report of Superintendent G. w.
Beemer, of the Hillside home, for the
month of August showed that the l5l
males and lO4 female paupers and forty.
seven insane paupers are kept at the home.
The report Of Resident Physician B. F.
Evans was tabulated statement of the
number Of cases attended to during the
month
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If any had doubts as to the success of
the business college, said doubts were dis
PEELED by the opening on Monday last.
Double the number expected by the pro-
prietors entered on that day, some came
on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, and many others arranged to en-
ter next week.
Professor Yoder has splendid classes in
shorthand in both sessions. He has already
proven himself to be the instructor he was
advertised to be. Ability soon makes it.
self apparent.
James J. II. Hamilton, esq, delivered
an interesting lecture on commercial law
before the students Yesterday afternoon.
The school is now an splendid working
order and you are invited to call and see it
and the building, even tho ugh you are not
interested in business education. Visit
ors will be welcomed at all hours Of the
day,