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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-10-10

MADRID, Oct, 1O.-The excitement aris-
ing from the recent conservation Of the
first Protestant bishop of Madrid is in
creasing The papal nuncio aflims that
the conservation was sacrihgious and IL
legal. This actionis is considered by the Lib
eral party as Interference by a foreign dip
lomatist in Spain's internal affairs. The
Liberal newspapers demand th0t the gov
ernment hand the nuncio his passports.
The question threatens TO become violent
political issue
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-10-10
PREPARING ron A SIEGE.



LONDON, Oct. lO.-A dispatch from Yo-
kohama repeats the report of the capture
of Che Foo, and adds that the japanese
have landed troops at Tarascada near
Port Arthur. A correspondent at Hong
Kong telegraphs that the Chinese have
closed Foo Chow in preparing for . siege.
He further says that panic prevails at
Canton.
A British military officer who has care
fully cullated the accounts Of the battle of
Ping Yang concludes that there were only
5000 Chinese engaged, and that their loss
was under 4U1J,
The Times, in its financial article SAYS
that a definite denial of any proposal to
raise a japanese loan has been received in
the city. Tho common belief is that China
will be compelled to raise a loan to pay the
indemnity that Japan will demand.
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vletIm. ID a rrnll WrecI,.

BMsToL, Tenn, Oct lO-The wreck Of
the Washington and Chattanooga limited
train last Sunday has proved more fatal
than anticipated. The engineer, samuel
Smith, died, while the mail agent, Tucker,
cannot live. Three others at first thought
slightly injured are now in a dangerous
condition The property loss will exceed
500, o0J,
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sician and said we Wouu try tut CufiCu,A
REMEDIES. l began to Use thtu a.oat the
middle of last Angus, procuring q now supply
and attend to my missionary work. I am
Secretary of the sullivan touuty I..u't Suc.c,y
UOrtrait iuClOscN Have been ENGAGED in mis-
To recommend The CUuCuRA REMEDIES to suf
fering humanity will he part OF my missionary
work in the future
REV. MASON GILLESPIE.
7. o. Box II, .., .... - Iiyan Co, NY,
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Anti-Tnmmany Democrats Endorse strong.
NEW YORK, Oct lO,-The State Democ-
racy last night endorsed w. l.. strong for
the mayoralty after Mr. Grace declined to
run. f. J. Tamsen was nominated for
sheriff
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-10-10
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.


NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-There was no settled
tone to the speculation today, but the general
trend of prices was downward and with some
exceptions the closing figures show losses on
the day ranging from 4 to 1ss per cent Clos
ing bids:
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The weather.

Rain; increasing northeast winds, dan
gerous gales on the coast, backing to
north
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PRDIITITE CITyAlIEN.
Interview with M, Patenotre, the
roach Ambassador,

WBlIVLIslDlg JIIrGgE Affairs
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CUTICURA E-1NS WONDERS

The almost miraCulous cures daily effected by
the CUIlcrRA REMEDIES prove them to I've the
greatest skin cures, blood purifiers and humor
made regarding them not justified hy the
strongest evidence. People in every walk of
LIE use them and recommend them. Their won
derful popularity and sale are due to the cures
effected by them, and this is the most substan-
tial evidence of their curative value. Sale
greater than the combined sales of all other
blood and skin remedies
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-10-10

The Representative of Steamship Com
pany Admits Paying Large Sums for
"Protcction," but Cannot Remember
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-01

la derecha y otro hacia la izquielda, asi Co
mo tambiGn que ambos lados habia estos
letreros: "Vouzad0ux", "MasGber'
AL cabo do I'm cuarto de hora, irgui0se
Merenus diciendo
i va esta
saiudaronse entocces, y Arabella so dis
ponia 4 comenzar Ia uarrac6n de los succsos
dc la vispera, cuando lie dijo. el sabio
-4-No me olga uSted NADIA, porque puedo
rcferr 70 10 que ha sucedido d listed aver.
y con asombro do la amazona del CO.
mandante, refri6 todo 10 que habia pasado
entire ella y VouzadouX
-SPero como ha podido saber usted $50
-pregunt6 la amazona.
--Porel mismisimo senior Vouzadoux, que
ACADIA de decirmelo.
Todos hicieron un movlmiento de sorpresa,
Y el snblo continue
-- Q meior dicho el sehor Nouzadoux SO
10 ha contado 4 su amigo Marscbort, 70 he
dido la conversation.
-lD6nde?
--Aqui.
- Bah, bah. --diio el comandante no SO
hurle usted de noSotros, j0ven.
Este hilo-repuso Merenus impertir-
bable representa- la boca del senior Vouza'
dodx, Y el otro la de Marsebert.
liable usted con mas claridad, porque
yo desconfio de las cosas de los sabios.
Merenus comenzo su cyplicacion
-;Sabe usted comandante, 10 que cs Oh to-
ltfono!
Isl. So habla sobre una plaza de made
"a ITnaenvencion americana,
--Pues los sefores Mesebert y Vouzadoux
tienen cada uno un telGfono. Estos telefo
nos SO comunican con la ofcina central
Cuando uno de esos sehores quioren hablal
al otro, llaman la ofcina central adonde
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-01
En- primer lugar, doseo una gran discre'

En- primer lugar, deseo una gran discre-
cion.
va lie habra dlcho a listed Paliveau mis-
cualidades:
--Si pero quiero instr en- 81 discretion
de usled, y repito mis- condolences clcn
frances cada nocho y otro tanto al lin de mi
eyperimento, ii es listed discreto.
--iQuiere usted hacer alguna experienced
on las alcantarillas'
En- las alcantarillas, no; pero en- algo
que pssa por elias, on los hilos tclef6nicos,
--Pues usted mande, que dispuesto estoy
4 obedecer.
Momentos despues, recorria Merenus las
alcantarilas con Juan Pouchot Sc asegura-
ba dc que los hilos telefonicos estaban dis
puestos como 81 crcia os decir, que el hlo
dc cada abonado de cendia prccisamente de
Ia casa del mismo, ycndo por las alcantarl-
LA, las ofcina central situada en- Ia ave-
nida de la opera.
AL dia siguiente, compr6 varlos mlllares
dc metros de hilo, y, acompanado tamblen
de Juan Pouchet, 50 stuaba dc Juan Pou
chet, Sc situaba -tambi6n debajo de la casa
dc Jorge.
Una yez alli, cort6 cl hilo que ponia On CO
municaci6n al tel6fono del banquero con la
ofcina central Y un6 un hlo cada extre-
mo del que acaba de cortar. Despu6s, on
ganchando estos dos hilos en- mitad de los
manojo. de hilos que cubrian las paroles de
las alcantarillas, sc dirigi6 la cale de los
Solitarios, donde durantc el dia termn6 Su
installation.
NADIA debi6 parecerle Jorge haber cam
biado, cuando al dia siguiente Sc servia dc
su telGfono; pero su hilo, anles de llegar 4
la ofci a central, pasaba por la cueva de
Merenus.
ldentico trabajo Sc ejecutd respceto del
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conduce un hilo, da sus 6rdenes la ofcina
Gsta le pone entonces EN- COMMUNICATION con
el extreme del hlo de la otra persona.
--Bueno, bueno; $50 va SO sabe.
-Dado este, me he apoderado sencilla-
mente del hlo dol senior Marserbert del
hilo del selor Vouzadoux, y los he conduct
do aqui de tai manera, que pasan por este
sitio antes de in q la o6cina central A cada
uno de elos ho adicionado un timbre, Y
cuando uno de esos seiIores llama al puesto
central, uno de mis- timbres suena al mismo
tempo que ell do aqu6l.
- Comprendido !-dijo e oomandante.- ~
Els come 81 una persona tirase de un Gordon
que fuera d parar dos campanilas.
--Ju.tamente. Ademas, en- cada hilo he
instalado tambi6n un tel6fono, Y cuando
VouzadouX y Marsebert estan pucstos en- CO.
municaci6n, me pongo el hilo del uno en- Ia
oreia derecha y,el del otro en- la izquierda ).
Asi oigo todo 10 que diceh
No es este 10 que qucrias til saber, m
querido Roberto
Roberto oXcamo cen entusiasmo;
Jamas habia 70 dudado de la victoria
pero ahsrl, respondo de ella
FL expermento era concluyente. Aquell:
maiIana VouzadsuN Jorge habian habladt
largamente, contra NouzadouX su amigo
do que manera fu6 recisido por la amazona
Vouzadoux dijo todo, excepto una cosa, Il
enorme suma que habla pedido Arabella
Merenus repit6 su conversation hasta el
los memories dctalles F.; y los cue mas aumsn
to ell buen humor del comandante y d
Arabella, fue que Vouzadoux habia telefo
neado 1ltimamente
En- fin, amigo Jorge, esta mahana envi
d Vernouillard Ia calle de la Rochefoucault
desgraciadamente tropez6 con esa besti
! viaia de comandante, por 10 cual no pud
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seguir a Ia hermosa amazona.
=" iTe ha dicho ella algo, propdsito dc
lvonne de Elena f-pregunt6 Jorge.
--"Iodayla no; pero esta noche pienso
haoer'a charlar. Por Ia primera vez he que
rido manfestarme prudente. 5 a.
HAS hecho bied. En- 10 successive, ire
mos al circo todas las noches Adios.
"Adios' respond6 Vouzadoux.
Merenus miro q sus amigos con aire dc
triunfo
-Sehorita lvonne, confose usted que Ia
cienca tienc cesas muy buenas.
Els cierto --dijo acknowledgements Ia jo-
ven que sin la intervention de su luz cleo
trica en- Ecoufilant -.
Aquel recuerdo la hixo extremecerse
Comprendendo que iba a lorar SO fu6
scompahada de Elena. Roberto diio enton-
ccs a Arabella:
--Ahora que esas j6venes no estan aqui,
demos usted mas detalles sobre Ia entrevista
que tuvo con csc miserable.
va 10 saben ustedes todo --dijo la ANA
zona sonri6ndose. Solo me queda por decir
que le he pedido un million.
-tY qu69
u Que como es avaro, dudara, pero aca-
bara por darlo.... Con cu&nto placer 10
} hubiese abofeteado!
: --Reseryemonos ese gusto para mas tarde.
, Ha surtido su efecto el cuartol
acknowledgements, supueseo que ess i'm
!, bscil acaba de decir que eetuvo una hora es-
perandome en- Ia Gale de Oberkampf, mien-
> tras que 70 me iba muy tranquilo del brazo
del comandante por boulevar de- Ricardo
I.enoir.
3 SNo sabe NADIA Bob'
/; --Absolutamente NADIA.
a Tonga listed cuidado do que no sosp
) che, porque tai vsz no SO prestaria 4 ropr
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hilo de NonzadouX.

hilo dc VouzadouX
Merenus compr6 en- seguida dos timbres y
dos aparatos telef6nicos muy sencibes, es-
tableci6 en- su cueva TN puesto correspon
diento NJ hilo de Jorge, y otro al de Nouza.
doux
Esta installation, conocida entire los tele-
grafetas con el nombre de MSidlacid0 de-
rimda, pcrmitia las llamadas que Jorge .
VouzadouX dirigiesen d la .ofcna central, y
escuchar slls conN erSaciones cuaudo esta off.
Gina los hubera puesto en- COMMUNICATION
todo clio sin que pudiera adivinarse tai su-
percheria.
Y cuando la hermosa Arabella llegaba 4
la calle de los Solitarios con el comandante
Peyrusse, al dia siguientc dc su apalici6n ell
el crco, sc hallaba Merenus an preSenca dc
Roberto, 81 cual estaba maraviIlado, pIoban
do sus aparatos y hacienda las Ii tmas expe
ricncas para asegurarse de que toio mar
chaba bien,
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MAYoL HERMANos X Co.
Escuela superior de ninas
de Ponce
= CALLE DE LA VILLA NUMERO s.

da 10 de Julio conenzaran de las classes este
centro de enseianza
Ademas de las asgnatu correspondentes grado SUPERIOR
las nhas que dseen podn dar case de oas dbuoy msc
ge de msca como desde Diciembre dmo egra desen
peIando mi ha Carme Lacas cua adems de los esudos
hechos ea ocadad bao direction de compentes pofeso
res obuvo Madrid los que fu6 amna del Con-
servatoo Naciona primer premo po unanimdad los
pectivos
Las aboes preenadas por Escuea recente Expo
sici6n de la Provincial han obtenido medala de oro
Ponce 2 de JUNO de 1894
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FOLLETINc 90
PEDRO SALES
UN DRAMA FINANCIERO
ROBERTO DE CAMPIGNAC
XIII

LAS BATERIAs DE ARBERTo MERENUs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-01

CONEXIONESA 2 conex lbs tasaanhco
alda sadntco de Msea Colon
eli
Gr Cy
Altndo
esp Tac4on 'o xpidp de % de NovambeA 80
CONDICIONES CONCESIONES
CONUCIMENTOs deb psdanm Ar
del barcadM uiesm en uga adma
n
quivaente
camho dia eseses
slda mitd berdo tin
ne
PAsAJEs IDA vUETAPam
vaido aa6nan dos
mAam
y
Fin pudss utrza bnete sea dvuela d.
trnaro de ida ida huhSs
APPLICABLE alo
do Ell pedo de cridos de 500 FRANCOIS
fmHa admiddo
uhs
15 klos cdbie
a los niho medic % dem 6 H. idem
frances 10 Elos "a pH
La tanquica aeanl W hlo " esTechvamento
Barcelona
peseas "a de IL, 55 psets-3e dc Il, 425
SEGUROSl mbaado m6dos
Para mise didns q los Agmes plaza
MAYoL HHRMANos & Co.
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\. | Y
EL pREclo DE UNA AMAzoNA

Cuando rabella y el comandante, glIia-
dos por Ivonne y Elena, penetraron en- Ell
subterraneo de la casa de Merenus, cstaba
el sabio inclinado sobre una mesita y apli-
cando sus oidos dos redondelitos de made
IA, de donde sc escapan varios alambres re-
cubiertos de seda. Arabela iba lamar un
grto de sorpresa, pero Roberto Sc llev6 un
dedo los labios J dijo:
-iSilencio!
La amazona not6 entonces que los dos hi
los dosaparecian por la pared, .el uuo hacia
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Unguento Dermogsno !!

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
por el UNGUENTo DERMdGENo ell
las Hagas qaemadnras. Jnanetss, pi-
cadNyas de mosquitoes lebra atyieaaa,
sa6a1onss, sletamtiasis taw0res, de
c~a!qaier pyoceasncia, reamatisme, H.
ceyas, Asridas de enalqatsy ayma, pa
sadisos d., 10 demuestran las inhni
tas curaciones obrenidas y el constan
te uso que de dicho especlhco Sc
hace. ....
Deposito: Faymacia Central dc J..
Ferrer.
3mI z ". o S. Nvbre. Q de 1903
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|IPORIS CORkI(6 ESPAlOLIS
de la Compah(a Trasatlantica
Antes de A. Lopez Il Co.

@ SERvICIO PARA PUERTO-RICO LA HABANA
W -SALIDAS-de Barcelona los das 5 y Is de cada
De Malaga e 7 27-De Cadiz el 10 3O
Sc ezpiden pasaes de ida vuelta 25 p9 de rebaia
las as que paguen equvaenca de pasaes nteros
sAn reba del Is or Ea reb applicable los betes de
ida vuelta
En- q case Un cada famia gratis
Los a de de pasa de II eumpidos
pasaie do IL amos cumpidos pasaie entero.
En- g. peenca 81 ordinaria IN nino hasa ano gratis. DE-
pasae de II pasaje de II adante pasa
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Para confrmar las palabras la Palveau
puso Merenus I'm billete de cien frances de-
lante de Juan Pachet Y diio:
-.-ksto es para empezar Y otro tanto ca
da nocho que yo necesite de usted.
.--Sefior, veo que son ustedes hombres
honrados, estoy su disposition.
Y 80 guard6 el billete de Glen frances.
Roberto SO levsnt6 entonces, deiando a
Merenus solas con Juan Pouchet, SO vol
vic q la calle de los Solitarios, custodiando
Palivean, el cual fu6 reintegrado su
cueva, con doble taci6n de aguardiente por
recompensa.
--lPara que me necesita usted, caballerol
-pregunt6 Juan Pouchet cuando Sc quedo
solo con Merenus.
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INNTITUTO DE IACUNAClON
n A II a

Vacunacon directa de Ia ternera todos
los Jueves y Domiugoe, gratis en- la Sala
de Socorro.
A domicilio, cada individuo vacunado
dos pesos.
Por un envase conteniendo liifa pu,a
yAs0pssgyada-po opsaistena q pc
cial .ehvaelta en- glicerna desinfsctaaa, y
sin nipgnna ptra su.tarc nfeccio. a, can
tidsd snficiente para vacunar coatto per-
sonas dos pesos.
So traslada a cualquier punto de la Isla
en- que SO garantzen ciento crcuepta per
sonas qae vacunar Con los Ayuptamlen-
tos se hscen con,ratas especialee.
Arecbe, Sstembre De 1894
o.,
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Especltico Salvador
de Juan Sierra UrgeU

Con este especffco desaparecen los barros
y la picaz6n que producen las erucciones en-
el cuerpo. Els el verdadero quita dolor. Sc
usa en- fricciones.
Vendess on Ia cale de la Concordia, nti-
nero A, en- Juana-Daz en- casa de- don
jose Sanchez, 81 patero.
3v.p.s Poace, ,Jnnio 10 de 1894
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-01
Linea de las Antillas.
vaPor NJ. /, ViIIaverde,
$.~Fe SALIDA. LLEGADA.

Ell Vausrde vae del da este puerto
cg Ea1a asbordo Puerto Rico
as sale De aque puerto a catorce ada guno de compra
fla do Herrera ya del 28 oma Epas para tasboa-
dar Puerto Rico ceo do que sale de igua puerto da
cada e
En- Ia spoa cuarennara desde II de Mayo al 30 seem
admte todos los puertos dc ru paaro
1amente para SantAnder
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FRESH FACTS FROM ABROAD.

The cholera mas caused 5000 deaths in
Galicia and Bakowina.
Moroccan troops while going to Mara
kesh to subdue rebelious tribes, were
routed at Tadia.
Five hundred British troops will be sent
to the Niger district Of Africa to quiet the
disturbed natives.
Professor Helmholtz, the German sclen .
tist has had another stroke Of paralysis,
and is critically i'll.
France win probably recall Ambassador
Decrais from London aud Ambassador
Herpette from Berlin.
Premier C.ispi, of Italy. is suffering
from CATARACT and an operation will be
performed on one Of his eyes,
The pope will issue an encyclical letter
to tho bishops and people OF the United
states, announcing the absolute supremacy
OF the apostolic delesa OH caurch matters
IN the Uuited states with the sim,,e
right OF appeal to the pope
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-08
End OF A FARCE.

No Witnesses Appear Against Prin-
cipal of Pittston Schools.
Special to the Scranton Tribune
TITTsToN. Sept. THE school board
met in regular session in the High
school building this evening. The meet.
ing was called to order at 8 o'clock by
President Allen. Every member re-
sponded to the roll call except Mr..
Dryden. The minutes of the previous
meeting were read and adopted with
slight notifications. Mr.. Dryden,
chairman of the supply committee, re.
ported ,tnat the bid of Ruggles and
Manning, stationers, WAS the lowest
and they were awarded the contract.
Director Abbott, chairman of the
building committee. reported progress
Under the head of special business
Chairman Abbott reported that the
committee appointed. at previous
meeting. to investigate certain charges
made against II principal Of the schools,
met last Wednesday evening, were
ready to hear Mr.. Donnslly and such
other witnesses as he might summon.
Mr.. Donnelly failed to put in an ap-
pearaDce as did also the witnesses, if
there were any. The report was re-
ceived but no action taken.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-08
THE OUTLOOK GLOOMY
R. 6. Dun & Co.'s Weekly Re-
view of Trade Is Not Re.
assuring.

New YORK, Sept. 7.-R. q. Dun &
Co. 8 Weekly Review Of Trade will say
tomorrow; The business outlook is
much like an April day. with alternate
clouds and sunshine. In some branches
strong improvement still! continues,
while in Others trade is diminishing.
In the adjustment to new conditions
such conflicting signs are to be ex-
pscted. and the more because the de-
ferred business which had awaited a
settlement was by no means evenly
distributed. For some time to come,
it is likely. conditions in different
trades. and even in different minor
branches of the same trade, may vary
widely.
The change of duties has brought the
government during the week $4,243..
500 in customs. which is less than
many expected, and receipts are rapidly
declining, while internal revenue has
dropped off to 80. 147, $50, Of which more
than half was actually received the
previous week. But by resembling ita
order regarding deposits Of gold here
against notes delivered at interior
points, the treasury has gained more
gold In few days than by the increase
in custom receipts.
The iron manufacture has materially
increased its output since the coke
troubles ended, but with the result
that pig iron Is weaker, bessemer being
$I1.50 at Pittsburg At all eastern and
central markets the demand for fin
ished products is somewhat disappoint-
ing and prices gradually tend down
ward. The woolen manufacture, in
which deferred business might nat
urally have been larger than In others
does not increase the working forc,,
and after two or three active weeks the
business has slackened with about
three-quartsrs Of the usual transactions
for the season. r
Failures in August aggregated liza
bilities Of $40, 1S9. AT, OF which $3 172,-
230 were in manufacturing aud So 07S,.
l53 in trading concerns. During the
week the failures we're 25l in the
United States against 1923 last year,
and AZ 10 Canada against 25 last year.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-08
DEBS A CHANGED MAN.
Unmistakable Evidences That the
Great Agitator Has Retrograded
Since the Strike.

CHICAGO, Sept. I. The evidence
given by witnesses in the Debs eonspir-
aey case yesterday was lis least sensa-
tional part. The eyes Of all the spects-
tors were fixed with unusual interest
on the great and only Dsbs. for there
were in his appearance and demeanor
signs strongly suggestive of mental un-
steadiness. II was asserted by many
who saw the man that his symptoms
were those of intoxieation. Whom Debs
entersd his step was unsteady, his eyes
distsnded, and as he sank into chair
Ills gaze seemed bewildersd. Just be.
fore the afternoon session Debs and
Howard stepped off the elevator on the
court room floor. Debs hHd grown
worse instead Of better He lunged
forward and attempted to introduce
Howard to one Of the old sympathizers,
but the exertion seemed great. He
nearly forgot the mans name and his
speech was not the clear toned words
of few weeks ago.
Then Howard called him away, and
with shoulders raised, head bent awk-
wardly forward and unsteady gait. be
followed his first lieutenant down the
long hall to an empty room. where the
two remained until court opened.
With disheveled hair and perspiring
face Debs took the seat to the rear OF
Mr.. Erwin and Howard went over and
held eonfab witt the directors pres
ent.
Suddenly Debs saned forward and
grasped Mr.. Erw arm. A telegram
was being read at reused the mans
displeasure and poured torrent Of
profanity audibl to those in the prox.
unity into the lawyers ear. Mr.. Erwin
quietly reassured him aud Dsbs sat
back. moppsd his forehead and showed
plain signs of nervousness. AS the
Identification of kilograms proceeded
he became quieter.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-08
LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN.
Important Meeting Of the Brotherhood
at Harrisburg.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept 2. - The
fourth biennial convention Of the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Firemen,
will be called to order in this city on
Monday morning by Grand Master F.
p. Sargent, who arrived today with
other officers of the grand lodge.
The officers regard this convention
as the most important the brotherhood
has ever held, following as it does so
closely upon the great railroad troubles
at Chicago and elsewhere. 1t is init.
mated that Dehs will be dsposed as
editor of the official magazine Of the
brotherhood and new editor and
manager of this apartment appointed.
Over 400 delegates are expected to be
in attendance. The financial condition
of the organization IS excellent. there
being surplus of $77, 900 in the treas
ury. During the last two years about
million dollars were paid out in death
and disability claims, $4,000 as
expenses in the Lehigh Valley and Ann
Harbor strikes. and 100000 for pub
fishing the magazine. printing, grand
lodge expenses, etc The receipts were
about 81, 10000 The active members
number 26,50S
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-08
HoRoRING THEIR FOUNDER.
Knights Of Pythias to Erect a Monu.
ment 10 Ut ca to Msjor Rathbone.

Knights Of Pythias to Erect a Monu-
ment 10 VI ca to Major Rathbone.
WASHINGTON, Sept. Z The supreme
lodge of the Knights Of Pythias is near
ing the close of its sessions. A move
ment was started today to erect mon
ument to Major Rathbone, the founder
OF the order, who is buried at Utica.
also to raise fund to purchase the
hall which was the birthplace of the
fraternity.
The supreme lodge today set aside
the action Of the supreme chancellor
and major-general Of the uniform rank
in dishonorablv dismissing from that
rank Colonel W. d. Crichton of Fresno,
Cal, on the ground that he had not
been given hearing, Much interest is
taken In the case in the west. This
action still leaves it open for the pre-
ferment of charges.