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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-09

as there is no prospect Of getting i
into condition by tomorrow, AK anu
Directly will not be sent against ths.r
records. and the meeting mas pee" ae-
ella rcd off
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-09

sa~s has lust come here from Floyd,
Vest Carroll parish. that Tom Keys, OF
he arm Of Keys & Pinston, was found IN
his store this morning with his throat
cut fToU eaS 70 eASs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-09

Dove Lodge. No. /, will hold stated
communication at the Masonic Iempfe
THIS evening at o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-09
An 0rsals ,,apie Eiopr.
AmsrIcan Cu,,ls EmhArae.

uERIJN, Nov. Sit has come 70 the
sdrc OF the United States embassy
80 she pretense that the prohibition
sn~strst the landing Of American cattle
= G~rmspy wss based Or sanitary yss-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-09

SPECIAL VALUES ~ a LINE OF 50
AND 3-4 NAPKINS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-09
PfKKINsOK-ri
A Pretty DanviiIe Marriags--Other Events
IN the state

DANyILLE, VA. Nov. S-Special-At
the Calvary Methodist church. of Neapo-
lis. this afternoon at o'clock. Miss eliza
beth Fitzgerald daughter OF Thomas Is,
Fitzgerald was united In marriage Win
Mr.. John T.. Parkinson. premlhens
xo,,ns tobacconist OF this city and one OF
the proprietors of the Danviie Storage
Warehouse. The church was Handsomely
decorated and very large number OF
rg ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Parkinson
II Immediately after the ceremony Tor
extended bridal tour.
An 0rssls ,uupia E!opr.
tORDONSyILLE, VA, Nov. Especial.
j. b. Hundly OF Baltimore, and Miss
l,tie Rhoads. OF tnis place. eluded the
yides parents vigilance and were united
4gton last Tuesday evening.
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Sew Post mater.

WASHINGTON, Nov. s.-The President
has a~oointed Harrison ID. FLOYD Pos'
master at Spartanburg, S. c.
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GRBENPIFJ E'OrR SD oU'.

Jimmy Handler, %, ~ w'fk. "I"s !" W
siytee nth r. uod.
WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-Jimmy Hahu-
Ter. Of Newark, ". j.. tonight knocked
out Walter Greenfield. Of Birmingham
Eng, In the sixteenth round, before the
Eureka Athletic Club. near Washington
in a contest for lightweight honors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-09

Hoods Pulls are the best a{ter-dinner
. boa,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-09

The present strength Of the regiment
is ACT. The best scores mads thus far
are G. B. Pratt. Al, E E. Chase, 46;
w. S. Gould, 46.
Critic" witnessing a drill in guard
duty at the Scranton City Guards ar
mory last week observed a sentinel in
repeating call holding his piece at a
right shoulder arms without being cor.
reeted. The corporal Of that relief
either did not know that 1t was wrong
or else he was inexcusably careless in
not correcting the error. The only
proper time to correct an error in drill
is the moment 1t occurs.
AN ORDER INTERPRETED.
For the benefit Of the non CONS who
attended school last Thursday evening
and for those who should have been
present, but were absent. "Critic" here.
with publishes the Interpretation Of
paragraph $40. extended order Of
squad: Although tho deploymsnt is
always on No 2, front rank, the assem-.
bly,, increasing and, diminishing iuter-
walls is on the base and guide which
may be any man whom the corporal
may have designated and bsfore whom
he has posted himself" See also para
graphs 525 5S2 -63l: Regulations. This,
it is believed, solves the knotty question
of the June school. CRITIC
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Personal.

Robert Reeves and family are at Lake
Ariel.
Miss Lulu Eel of Wilkes-Barr is visit
ing friends here.
John Jermyn and Attorney s. B. Price
will ,ail for Europe Saturday.
W. s. milford, Of Montrose, spent yes
terday with relatives in the city.
Miss Efie Davidson, Of Green Ridge, has
r'iurnet from four months visit with
friends in Illinois.
misses Nellie and Mary Walsh, of Brook
lyu, y. Y, are visiting at the residence OF
Captain P. DsLacy, Of Capouss avenue.
jrs. Alfred Hand, accompanied by her
daughters and niece, Miss Bessie Sander
son. has gone to Cottage City for the sum-
NOR. I,
N. F. McAndrew, Of the West Side,
clsIk in Court Room No. Q, went to Ithaca,
n. Y, on Saturday, where he will attend
a summer law school.
Judge and Mrs. II. VI. Edwards, DR.. and
Mrs. Joseph Parry, Mrs. w. NJ. Davis aud
daughter, Miss Cora Davis OF Plymouth,
and MIS-. F. '. Barnes OF Dakota COM
prised party that enjoyed ride over the
Delaware and Hudson Canal company to
HSnesdale on Saturday.
Miss Adella Breakston, who during the
past two Years has served in the capacity
Gl instructor OF elocution in the Wyom-
ing seminary, left yesterday morning for
Marthas Vineyard, where she will take =
special course as means Of preparation
for future WORK. Miss Brsakstone has
already made n reputation as an elocution-
st which places her in the front rank OF
hAr profession. but her ambition leads TO
greater heighths. She is ptessvering
Itudent and the hard work she intends
doing during ths next four weeks will
assursdsdly meet with beneficial results.
sbe will return about Aug. l. Wilkes
Barre Times.
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SURGEON GENERALS REPORT.

The following report Of Louis w.
Read, surgeon general. gives the con-
dition OF company quarters Of the sew
eral companies SG found by the surgeon
general npou inspection:
THIRD BRIGADE, TuRTEENTH RRG'T.
MoNTRosE July "A, 1898
Company b. Street well policed, but a
number of tents have straw and hay in
them. Everything frstelass in kitchen.
where a cook 1stove is used. Sink well
disinfsctsd. Garbage pits covered.
Company A. Particularly clean kitchen.
Dining room neat and attractive. Street
well polcsd.
Company D. The cots are converted
into boxes which are utilized as the tops
Of tables. Quarters particularly clean.
Streets well policed. Dining room neat
aud attractive. Clean and nice kitchen.
Sink well kept and diSinfected.
Company q. Kitchen particularly clean.
Rations and everything good and dining
tent particularly attractive Everything
commendable. Street we'll policed.
Company II. Everything all right. Quar-.
ters we'll policed aud dining room neat and
attractive. Sink very well kept. Every.
thing In nrst class orasr.
Company @. Kitchen and dining room
very neat and attractive. Street well po.
Iced and we'll kept.
Company f. Company street we'll po-
Iced. Kitchen and everything all first
class. Sink well kept.
Company +. Everything in FIRST class
order except the rations were not covered.
Street we'll pOliced.
CAPTAIN ROGERS OPINION.
Another Interesting item in tho ad-
jutant generals report and one which
ought 10 make the regiment feel proud,
particularly the First battalion, 10 the
report Of Captain Alex Rogers, Fourth
United States cavalry, who was sent to
inspect the National Guard Of Penn
sylvania encampmsnt In his report
the Thirteenth regiment is the only
regiment Of which he makes par,
ticular mention, Undsr Drills and
Ceremonies" he writes.
In the Thirteenth regiment every bat
TALON drill winds UP with ap extended
order drill, the effect Of which was shown
In camp a. the extended order drill of the
First battalion, Thirteenth regiment, was
remarkably fns and showed on the part
Of the battalion commander and other
officers Q thorough grasp OF the subject.
This drill was thorough exposition Of the
battle exercises laid down In the drill
regulations. In some Of the battaliohs
extended order drill Of battalions amount
ed to but little more than two companies
drilling side by side 10 extended order.
Extended order drills varies between this
and the drill Of the First battalion, Thir-
teenth infantry,
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Ian advertising matter news items and new
subscriptions, II left ut the following business
places will be promptly attended to; Zang's
rey's pharmacy and A. j. hulderig's.l
Miss Lizzie Shick, Of Birch street, has
returned home from her two weeks stay
in the country.
On Tuesday evening there will be n social
at the Young Women's Christian associa.
tion rooms on Cedar avenue.
George Fiber, OF Pittston avenue, has
been called to Hazleton on account Of the
illness Of his mother
The afternoon services at the Young
Womerfs Christian association rooms on
Cedar evsnue, were, as usual, well attend
ed yesterday.
James Doud, William Jones, Edward
Flood and James Mckinley, all South
Siders, weht to Goulcsboro last Saturday
on fishing trip.
The French and Swiss societies will run
combination picnic at Central park next
Saturday, which is the anniversary of the
fall Of the Bastile.
The funeral Of Martin Francis, the
voung child OF Mr.. and Mrs. John d.
Flood, OF 40 Palm street, took place at
The picnic held at Central Park garden
by the Irish Catholic Benevolen Union of
Hyde Park was largely attended, ana
proved financial success for the society
Lily, the 4-months.old child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Remit, Of $50 Pttston avenue,
died on Friday evening and was buried
yesterday afternoon in Forest Hill GENE.
terry.
Frederick Biddell and Sergeant Suther-
land. both OF Toronto, Can, who are well
known throughout tho United States as
famous bag-pipe players, visited on tlfis
side Saturday Afternoon.
The German Presbyterian church mem.
bsrs OF Hickory street will hold a picnic
at Central Park garden on Thursday
July IL. Agood time is promised and ali
are invited. The Ringgod band will fur
nisb the best music.
Edward Keneller was elected permanent
man of the Ceutufy Hose Company at A
meeting held last Friday night. The Or
| dinance passed the first and second read
Jugs last Thursday evening which pro-
vides for permanent man for the com.
pany.
John German, aged l9, was arrested for
being drunk and throwing stones on South
Washington avenue Saturday evening,
One of the stones thrown struck John
Thornton, cutting large CASH In his fore.
head. He was fined So, or in default Of
payment. to serve thirty days in the
county Jail.
While Jacob i. Hotmeister, butcher Of
904 Pittslon avenue, was attending to one
OF his customers Saturday morning, on
Plttston avenue, his horse took fright at a
passing street car, aud rushed down the
street at a mad rate. Fortunately no one
was hurt, although several little children
had narrow escape The \horse is unin-
jured but.the wagon is badly Wrecked.
Conuell's park was hlsd with large
crowds yesterday from morning till night,
who enjoyed themselves in very orderly
manner. A great many climbed TO the top
Of the tower, where magnificent view OF
the valley can be obtained, Judging by
the number Of people. who 90 there the
parks the moSt popular resort in the city.
The work OF Identifying the grounds Is
being pushed rapidly. The water was put
in last week and when the finishing touches
Fave been completed the people Of the
South side may be congratulated.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-09
VERY HIGHLY
What Adjutant Generals Report Says Of The
Thirteenth Regiment.
OPINION OF CAPTAIN ROGERS
Our Soldier Boys are the Only Ones
He Deems Worthy Of Particular
Mention-How the officers of the
Regiment Rank Among the Officers
of the State Division -Those Who
Have Qualified.

At last, after q delay Of over six
months, the adjutant generals report
for 1898 hss been issued. Copies. OF it
reached the headquarters of the Thir-
lsenth last Thursday, For the infor-
nation Of the rank and file Of the regi-
msnt who rarely get peep ut the ad-
jutant generals report, Critic here
with publishes such extracts from the
report M pertain to tho Thirteenth
By closely comparing the ratings each
company can see wherein 1t developed
weakness.
Company A again leads the van with
figure Of efficiency Of $3.50. Com
psny d is a cloie second. This com
pany would have tied Company A for
first place were 1t not for its rating on
Books aud, Papers" Company Al will
DO noticed, Is marked VS. on Books
aud Papers, while Co. D Is marked
s. This is the only instance in the
inspection that A e1cels ID. There
seems TO have been something wrong
With the 'books and papsrs" Of Com
pany D. This is surprising too, as its
company clerk is one OF the best and
most careful in the regiment. Com
psny G comes in third with figure Of
95. 10 This company fell behind Com
panies A and D in guard duty" aud
riff! practice"
Tuese three companies are the high
est rated in the regiment The three
lowest rated are Company Ii, 80. 10;
Company L, $3.50, and Company +,
Sc 80. Below will be found the regi-
ments ratings in full:
RATINGS OF THE THIRTEENTH
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scranton's Business Interests.

THE TRIBUNE will soon publish a care
fully compiled and classified list Of the
leading wholesale, banking, manufaotur-
ing and professional interests OF Scranton
and vicinity. The edition will be bound
in book form, beautifully illustrated with
photogrAyure views Of our public build:
ipgs, business blocks, streets, etc, together
with portraits Of leading citizens, No
similar work has ever given an equal rep.
resentation OF Scranton's many indus.
tries. 1t will be an Invaluable exposition
of our business resources. Sent to
persons outside the city, copies OF
this handsome work will attract
new comers and be an unequallsd
advertisement Of the city. The circu.
lation Is on plan that cannot fail OF good
results to those concerned as we'll as the city
atlsrge. Representatives Of THE TRIBUNE
will call upon THOSE WHOSE NAMES
are DESIRED in this edition and explain
its nature more fully.
Those desiring views OF their residences
In this e'itien will please haVe notice at
the Of q.
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SOUTH SIDE JOTTINGS.

[Al advertising matter, news items and new
subscriptions, II left at the following business
places, will be promptly attended to: Zang's
barber shop, Wostpfahl's store d. w Humph
rey's pharmscT and A. J, Mulderig's,
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The captain also writes In commoda-
ion tune OF the comm issioned schools

The captain also writes In comm0da-
tion tune OF the commissioned schools
which take place in tho Thirteenth.
Colonel Ripple Is the tenth ranking
colonel in the division. National
Guards OF Pennsylvania and second In
the brigade There are fifteen lieu
tenant colonels In the division.
Major Mates Is the eleventh ranking
maj " and third in the brigade Major
Whitney is the twenty second ranking
lnajer Thsre are Ihfrty-one IN j9rs
In the division.
Adjutant Nillar is the fifth ranking
regimsntal adiutant aud second in tho
brigade. Thsrs are fifteen regimental
adiutants in the division,
Quartermaster Olkiord is the four
teenth ranking quartermaster andbffth
in the brigade, There are sixteen
quartermsstorS In the division.
Major Fulton is the twelfth ranking
surgeon aud fifth in the brigade. There
are fifteen surgeons in the division,
Lieutenant Capwell Is the eighteenth
and Lieutenant Parke the twentieth
ranking assistant surgeon. There are
twenty seven assistant surgeons In the
division,
Lieutenant Jessup is the fitsenth
ranking inspector Of rifle practice and
fifth in tho brigade, There are fifteen
inspectors of rifle practice in the divi-
sion.
VETERAN CHAPLAIN.
Rev s. G. Logan is the second rank
ing chaplain in the division and second
in the brigade. There are fifteen chap
laius in the division.
Lieutenant Mates 10 the eighth and
Lieutsnant ConklinE the twenty al ixth
ranking battalion aljutant. Ther5 are
twenty-six battalion adju.ants In the
division,
Captain Kellow. Company B. is the
seventh ranking captain In the division.
second in the brigade. and frat in the
regiment. There are 121 captains in the
division.
Lieutenant Madison, Company B, is
the frat ranking first lieutenant in the
division, first in the brigade aud first in
the regiment There are 1876 frat lieu
tenants in the division.
Lieutenant S Wells Corwin, Com
pany Fl, is the twelfth ranking second
lieutenant, sixth ia the brigade and
frat in the regiment. There are TWEEN
ty-ssven second lieutenants In the di-
vision.
As another evidence of Company B's
steady improvement 1t was the frat
company to forward to the adjutant
the quarterly return for quarter end
ing June 30. 1891. This is the frat In
stance in which it has held that dis
tinction.
Qualifying has not progressed very
rapidly the past two weeks A little
effort upon the part Of company COM
manders will enable the regiment to
20 into camp with every man quail
ned marksman 1t is a distinction worth
striving for Why not accomplish III
Up to last Saturday the following had
qualified. no report being received
from Companies E aud G:
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The Sick to Receive Medical
Services FREE OF
CHARGE.
FIRST MONTHS SERVICES FREE
TO EVERYBODY.
FOR ALL DISEASES AND ALL
PATIENTS.

The great English staff Of PHYSICIANS. The
MOST DIsTING C1SHED SPECIALISTS
ON THE CONTINENT The President and
the parlog at the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-09

fThe North End office Of the SCRANTON
TRIBoNE is located at the, Lewis Drug Store
scr ptions, advertisements and communication
will receive prompt attention..
Miss Belle Muley is in New York city.
The Gregory Braid works are still very
active and ladies' assistance is required
The Green Ridge wheelmeu have ar
ranged second lawn social for Friday
next.
John L. Wolf will be the guest Of Col.
onel Lewis at Lake Winola during the
month.
Colonel Lewis and family will spend the
month Of July ut Hiawatha cottage, Lake
| Winola.
The Lincoln lodge of Odd Fellows has
arranged for an excursion to Harvey s
| lake Aug. H.
The Rev. George Guild will attend the
| Christian Endea7or convention in behalf
! of his church.
q II. Scharar has recovered and has re-
sumed dutits at the Delaware and Hudson
company Office.
Rev. d. NJ. Kinter has returned from
! his vacation and resumed duties yesterday
at the Christian church,
A social will be held Mt the Welsh Con.
gregatioaal church Aug. o, IN aid Of the
Dutch Gap Congregational mission school.
The friends OF Oliver Lewis will regret
to hear Of his death, which occurred yes
terday. Deceased HAD been i'll but very
| few days.
| X. r Taylor, of Summit avenue, is en-
tertaning his son, Rev. Charles Taylor, of
Parrp ONT Mr. TaylOr Dreached mr. alo
| quent sermon yesterday morning at the
Methodist Episcopal church.
Now that the traction company has per.
formed its part Of the Work the question is
being asked, when will North Main are.
nue be put in proper state OF repairY In
wet weather there ure innumerabe small
lakes and at oil times there are endless
cases of broken harness and broken shafts
caused by the large uts.
Miss Katie Powell, daughter Of Thomas
Powell, OF Spring street, met with pain
ful accidental the braid factory on Satur-
day, resulting In severe laceration of the
| fingers Of her right hand. While adjust
ing the machine in her charge her fingers
were caught In the cog wheels. The iDju-
ries were promptly attended to and lit
tie progress was shown yesterday.
The following teachers in the Welsh
! Baptist Sunday school were presented
with books yesterday in recognition of
special services: l.. N. Roberts, Isaac r.
Edwards and Mrs. William II. Phillips
The presentations were made by Thomas
Jehu, superintendent, on behalf Of the
/ school. Isaac Williams catechissd the jun
ior scholafs and WAS favorably impressed
with the examination.
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TEE SUCCESS which Hoods sarssparilla
has had in freeing old and young from at
aictions caused by,lmpure blood Is really
remarkable.
Hoop's PILLS are purely vegetable aud
do not purge, pain or grips Sold by all
druggists,
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OPEN AIR CONCERT TONIGHT.

Will Be Glvsn by Bauer Band in Front
Of the Elk's Building.
Bauer's band will give an open air
concert in front of the Elks building
on Franklin avenue tonight. when the
following concert will bo rendered:
March Of the Uniformed Rank. &. Linden
Sslrcion-"Don Carlos. ......... Verdi
Albion Grand Fantasie on Scotch, Irish
and English Airs. rs................B .Baetens
Ipdien War Dance Descriptive .Bsllstedt
Rsminiscenes Of Verdi. ...........H .Hsinisks
Coeosnut Dance. Herman
Columbian National Pot-Pourri,
Tom Coates
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Buellsn,s Arnioa salxs.

The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers Salt Rheum, Fever
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or money refunded. Price " cents per
box. For sale by Matthews Bros. "
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Peerless Freezer.

The best icc cream freezers. Twenty
left and will close them out today at cost.
Come early and get one
Tnos. +. LEONARD,
w sos Lacka. ave.
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