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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-14

- %llniere alien gsier iinb nit Der Nusei.
ee Der 5arrer Seed 60, Die iriber ibren
SiB IN Chicago bate, beianut. Sm leBten
Jriblabre perle9ten iie ibre Sfiice une
8aarennteoerl BON bort uuf TIRE ga
msn 5armen in 5aribault. Mlnn, NO lie
ibre Sdmereien Sabre lang Soaen. Gin
sroBes neues &nurenbans muroe bort les
ties 5rlibjabr gehaut, uno bieSirma 1T ourt
Die beiieu SacIlttGtcn fir bas @atien uuer
uuo Der beiten SGmereien fir 8arten unr
5arm IN Stano 9GIeBt, uniern 2eiern Den
beIten i'm NorteH gcbo9enen Samen Su lie.
fern urb alcu Seitelunsen prompt nat,u.
tommen. .gSir Sicben ben Samen uno limb
5armer, nihi BLOB gambler III Sdmereleu;-
oas III, mas iie IN tbrem 9atalog ansebsn.
Sober 9eler, Der Elm Sntereelie bot oil
9%auerpeioen uuo 8ieieu, lonte iib
cine 6 ppie bes aGtalo9es ODER oas BUD
iiber oauerbaiie Siebmeioen uno Bieieu-
fomnten luiieu BON Der Sarmer Sceo 60. in
5arIbault. Ytinn, Der Ispem 5armer irei
5useiauot piro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-14
Sier ieib SIR semeiut.

gs 1T oufridtis seiust poroeu, oaB Die
balbe @elt niht weiB, tute bic anoere babe
lebt. Yersleidunsspeiie s~rireuen iid MIR
8eniae elmer poufommenen 9eiunobett,
mas nur benz unreinen 3uitanoe oes Slutes
5uSuihreiben 1T. Nber mir ihleppeu uns
BON Tag su 9aa peiter, iaum oaran ben
teno, tpiiroen MIR nitt Sur Nuimertiamieit
seSpunaen, baB 3auienpe I'm uus iino Die
an Sfrofeln, SalS1uB uno ioniti9eu ernlt'
liden Blutbeidtperoeu leioen. uno pom be-
rem BEN man b0ditens cine Glnbilouna has
ben Tam. Der Grfols pom Soob's Saios
parila fir iolhe Beibweroen ibeint oaber
iiderlit Den @ebrauh o~eielben 81 rehtfer'
tiser uno in Vile Al o~rinsen. Die es wiiien,
oaS ibr Blut auBer Sromuus 1T. Seoer
Nniprud su 9uniten Sooo's S%aiapartla 1T
poqtommen 9enabrletitet ourh bas. mas
oieie NeoiStn bepirft bat, uno penn bic
G%isentbiimer ibr Yerpisuit NQeu, Die an I'M
reinem Blut leioen, ouf's NeuBerite EN-
ihGrfen, 10 ieib Sbr fiderlih NIT inbe9riien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-14

5ar ben .RsrftrnI btritttt BON Rtstfrar PER-
Sptn W. Z m m 81.
8 " guans unp Satin on Glbert Dir.
tron, SBA Sg4 See13 1875 VI
o.. 30
6 = 3enblouo uno Satin on Sobn
8odeu, 9ts 4 uno 8 Bid % Cob
Sprtn9 ~
hilbert Satd unb Satin on s 8bite,
tbsil S84 S84 Sec 10 Z 1876
" .
y Samilton on Gitber " 8inter, RB
d Wg4 Sec 20 Z l22 U 81 uno
anoereS Sano lOO
Rit aarls II. VI. an Narp Boiiop,
tbeil 2ts 3, 4 uno s Bid 40 goels
brod's Noo 30
Senrp y goelbrod unb Satin on Nus
auit W Boraet, SITS 10 uno IA Did
SO Npers & glarf's Nbo Yielroie.. 20
8uauf 8 Sorsert unb Satin on I'm.
ton Sannai6, Ste 10 uno IA Old SO
Npers & glart's &oo Nelroie..... 25
Sobn Sobmer uno Satin on s Sas'
lamp, 81 Sg4 Sec95 1913 " 33 1876
Nlonse " Sumter unb Satin on gbas
3 Sent,ns, gH Cox Sg4 Sec6
Z 1875 u 33 uno aubereS Gano... 25
Nntou Ronn an Sos Ronn, st 3 Sec
26 Z 1875 u 80 -
sos Renn uno Satin on Geo 8nob.
lab 81 st 3 Sec 26 Z 1875 U 80. IA
SciepbiEe 8asparb on 5rant y ID
MEL, Sg4 Sec 81 Z 1875 u IS uuo
anoeres aanO 27O'
Rihael 5uds uno Satin an Soiepb
B%aumsartner, S@A Sg4 SEED
u 1926 u 65'
emma 6 Ueft uno 9atte an gbeItiua
8ooop, Gt4 Did 90 Srott & Smitb's
Noo unb anperes Sano ........... 100
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-14
Yefanntma6un8.

Siermit sur Rahritt, Dab aue Gene,
ueIte benz unterSeihneten ihuloen, ernit'
lit eriuht limb, Dor benz 1. Npril 1893 iih
nit Inn aussletheu Su mouen, oa nit ie
uem Satum in Der 5irma Elm &ehlel ein'
treten uuo oieielbe nahber .Sp9an Il
Sobu" BERGEN NIB. Nue alien Hetnuns
aen miiieu ansae9liten uno bic alieu Sl'
der in Grouuu3 9ebraht werben. gs tbue
oaber elm Sober mir seaeniiber leine Bftdt,
W. 3. So9an.
Sprin9 Siu, StearnS County, Winu. S-3
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-14
laubbeit fsmm Mat sebeiIt wersem surdb

lsfalt applitaitprsu, neil Ns Ten trauien Lttil tts
Ssrts Mot Crrfitsn fSnntu. @ aisbt nur ctntn
gpea. rte Idubttit ~ ~furtren, uue bfr Ia eur1
cpnfituticueut SsiimttttL. ldubtttt rire eur6
strt n tutIlnesttn .3ufane Ter %itlstmtesn Gus'lti.
tuna her G~ufdtiiten 86bre ptrurfa6t. gptnn bic.
Ge Retre I'D entIuutst. tdtt ttr etnen rum elresn
I on cher unppltrmmtnss GoCtSg; uus renu Ns gan,
arfttrHtu ~. Crfclat 1aubtCtt. une rtnu HE Ont.
iurtuua nitt attrben une titfs Retrt ritstr In
ttrru gtttriaSn 3ufdue ptrftst rtretu Tam, pire
eas 8ttSr tur thinner IsrfPrt rrretn; neun 8dat uu.
ter ,stn fne turt 8dtdrrt rtrurfatt, rtlttr nitts
Den III.
Wir urGsu tiutuHtsrt Ieldrt fur itttn turt
Rdtdrrt pcruridtttn) Eaa rem Iduttttt atttn, ten
mir utdt eurH gtnnttmsn rem Saa's 8atarrt.8 ur
tsilsn tSuutn. gaet sut umf pnf G~treulars ipmmtn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-14
1850 8uibel aartoHeln.

IS 1T faum s~laublit. oab man 1850 gr,
ibel aartoffeln pom Nder sleben Tam, uno
bod bebaupten Sunberte pom 5armern, Die
SalSer Sarpeit Sing adrtoffel periudteu,
oaB es nit bleier Sprte leitt mDalih lei.
Hebenbei bat er cine Sartpiiel, bic ibon 40
I q 9 nah benz YflanSen ihDne aartoiieln
gum Glen ~liefert! so cine tribe Sorte ltebt
Die oeutide Sausfrau.
tB- 35 Yadete frRbe @emiiesS 90 men
$1.00-10 Endete SlumensS omen 25 g ents
portofrei. Senoe baiir. SalSer grtro
8rasmiitung 9ibt idon I'M eriten Sabre
etre berrlibe Neloc uno trdst IS 2onnen
Seu!
50 lie oieie RotiB ausid nei
ben n b I 8 6 ent III Brleimarten an
Scbn u. SalSer Seeo Co., So Grpiie, isis.
lenoen. befomrnen Sic frei eine Yrobe & lee.
sras'Niihunss Samen uno Sal5er's aata'
log.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-14
OcSct iuas Oct Gongre6
S!Iu, 9ctban bat.

9aourd tpuree 6. 8 g opper 9eSwuns
leu, Yferoe su 10 Cts. Su beitla9en. Dor
oerbuf uno Beitlosen ~ 20 Gents; spei
iur IS Gents. Heue Glen 30 Gents has
otad, 8orrerbuf uuo Sioe 8ei8bts so
Gents. Gin Get fir 81 so, uno aIe Nrten
9Hus. 8asens uno Sus9p' arbeit pie uud
allaemeine Shmieeearbett 81 perb1itnibs
mdBts seriusen Yrelien si psrridten. IS
ueroen cub bon 25 bis so Erpsent erlpart.
lille Nrbeit snrantirt. Scridumt ridt, bel
uns pprsulprshen. peun ibr Nrbeit thnn
laiieu mont. Se9iiuitist ben Seiter in Den
Breiieu. Ode pom 7. Npcnue uno /. StrdBe
iielid, benz Spernbauie 9c9eriber, Ct.
Alpub. Mluu. Alba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-14
Wtffen9aftIi4e grfId.
Z u n O..

Wrs. Rnowip .Wis iommt Is,
9ottor bab 2suts, tpsIae BOLTON.
meme Wrads fino, oft ldnger Ieben,
ais Inbsrs. bic fort uno iraftig
ftnb Z"
Sottor: .Wsa. bic anbsrsn a.rben
chen fr1her.s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-14

~ Ol

Ma res urreTtflittn 1tttlss her gtrtinia.
WV ten Stdsttr lam ft ftibt sratuitrtu
OY tiue 70 tltaantt NstIs. aeecmpeatipu, lu
W. tattu, bic sen her Toyo /; Netern
2trfde ,riitsn St. paul, RtrutdpcIts une Gtttaae
srSrtrt rire, rS,tr ~ tiSten bic edttu tie reitittu
unt altCfCu GtiIHbdtutn in ttm unfru6ttartn Sftn
uttt i'm StautS parSu. ltmts, Rcuttetle, Winn.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-14

- Su ben Der. Staten sibt eS 5s5 Ne-
ger, bic Nbpotaten ltno.
- Sn Den peritieoenen @eidusuiiieu oes
Siaates aanius iino beinabe 200 gum lobe
perurlbeilte Worrcr, oereu Sinrihtuna BON
benz Sefebl bes @puperneurs ALIEN abbanat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-14

Balher, Gieentbiimer
ct. 0Iouo,
Wtnueiota,

Ct. 0Iouo, Yatnuefota,
lieiert Elm Bier. peldjeS ben 8er9leib nit
iraeno eluem importirteu Bier ausbdlt. Sd
peroe MID tets beitreben, meinen aunoen
Elm 9u.es. reineS ulo geiuuoes Sler aus
Sppfen unb MlalS sI ~ltsfern. S%eltelGn9en
BON ausparis prompt beiorst.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-14

- Ter Sussiaual 1T nur SO Reilen lang,
aber er periirbt ben Nsa bel Naiier pon
England mad Snbien UNI unseiabr 1000
WeIlen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-14

Naoame gum Stubeumdbh en): Sic
ipltcn lib Elm Selipiel an Der a6hm uebs
men; Die pdidt itt idsli6 bier bis iini
Ral!" Stubenmdoden: sd peiB aud
parum, Sbr S6ag III Sdprniteinie9er!~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-14

Sier Nilioneu Gilen peroen nod
entlid BON ben S%epobnern @rpbbritaniens
e~inSenommeH. 3ie SrnnSoien be9niisen
iib nit Der SGlite. bic Huiien nit benz bier.
ten 3heil. Die srpBten Yllenuerbrauder
limb Die Nuitraller.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-14
NoNaI Yadpulber lit bas

b c Il e bon alien @abritofen. -
Der. Stauten 8esisrunssberidt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-14

= Sut8F, uIt FuVIft 4tIYtTlFul UtIs
ben, limb bic leSte Grfinonn9.
- Gin 7eras legislator bat eineYtu Dor
9eleat, pelbe beitimmt. oaB weun etre Der
ion in Ienem Staate eineu Sriet beiomm,
unb oenlelben nitt innerbalb 10 Sagen be.
antnortet. bieie I'M $1,000 poer eIn Sabr
Arrelt btltrait iperoen Tam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-14

Dr.. priee's Cream Batting pomosr.
S8eltsaasRsQaRss &ebaiQe ams 1iplsm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-14

Ste fnt bic antinietn Nscnttn fur aemd Cement
eas Bette. mas bic hahn i'm SStrdutstf.
Sffirr. YnH's siSd. at. @ermainfrabe
SINlS. 81. GIeue, Wtnn. ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-14
sarI 2rsss: 2ohn &rese:
6cbriOer &rDpp,
Tontrattoren

Baden auitenanitld9e fir 8irhen, Sdus
en-, ReIioenSeu, @eihGftsblods, Srilden
tic. ;oessleitcn Wcrfdnfer aler Sorten
8alt, 6 ement uno louiti9en Saumaterialien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-14
OsRerretd1.


Dien. aiir3Ii9 itnb bur1 Der,
ieben In Der Staatsbruderst 10000
3peitreuser'poittarte NIT Der Wertb'
bs,si9nuns ~Sunf 2reuJsr" sserudt
uno perbreitet tporben. 1900 Stiid
tpurSsn nit Wibe tpisbsr einsebradt,
Der Rsft blieb in Circulation. Jir Die
'rebloruds bssablen Sammler Bis gu 5
@uloen. Dieter Iaas ,purben
Der SagslDbnsr 9eors GIsi4tbeil, feline
1rau uno osren 12idbriser Sobn in
ihrem Wobnraume toot aufssfunben.
Raa benz auseni4ein 1T BEN t4aS'
baften Diem aoblenorbbgas entftr0mt
unb baSur9 ben Soo Der san5en ga
Mile psranldbt ,porben. : Die 51'
iIbriae SoIeftne Gebersr. Wirtbi4afte'
rim Sss Yureaubisners Sobann Grie.
bel, III nit burtfbntttsnem Salie IN
Der ausseraubtsn Wobnung toSt aufs
oefunoen tporben. Der M0rber 1T
nod nidt eruirt. Die 8suts betuus
nur 10 9ulosn uno sttpdS WGide.
Yuoapeft. Die 3o4ter bssGdnbs
i9aftsmalsrs Carl Sekii tootete ft4
bur6 einsn S9uB in's 6sr3. Die
gerpsssrinos gu Der S5dt iino unbs'
tdnnt.
Graz. 8essn ben Banter Serbi'
nanb StmoniHd. felt benz 8. Oeeem'
Der aus @ra5 absdngig, tuurbe Sieier
Iaae elm Stetbrief erlaHen, 6d ihm
anpertraute Oepots feblsn. Stmonitf4
jou Nd BON Dien mad Bremen sefpen'
bet hdben.
&rems. Cine 8eriammluns bon
liber 1000 Weinbuutrsibenoen nahm
cine Reiolution an, nad tpelder bic
Reaieruna sriu9t tperSen lou, Der
fran,0fi6en Re9isruus teine Goncei'
iionen, betrsfIsnb Grmdbisuns Der
!3Dae duf Deine, gu ~setpGbren. Ser
rer fouen bic abssornetsn aufssforosrt
perben, sssen oerdrttse G%oncsifonen
sntf4eben Stelluns gu rebmen unb
-ns !6srdbIsbune Der 30ue auf irans
s0iii9e Weins u~nbebingt ni4t 5uau.
laHen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-14
WrunSeiaentbnmss Yerfaufe.

mir ben .9sra,rn- btri6ttt pom Rssifrar 5trrn
Sptn Or. 9 ell.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-21

Miss Mamie Cah!ll, of Pittston,
spent Sunday with M!nooka friends.
The arprCaChing marriage OF Miss
Maggie Corahoy. of this place. and
Thomas MINulty. of Old Forge, has
been announced.
The muC'l-heialded shooting match
between John Higgins and Martin
MAngan will take place this afternoon
at o'clock on the field near Mlnooha
Catholic cemetery. The contestants
will shoot ut rlre birdS apiece for n
purse of S25 SIDE. The match will he
governed by Lory Island rules, twenty
one yards I.se. eighty yards boundary.
Much interest is manifested in the
match and the betting Is expected to be
lively.
John Keneny will leave today for AL
lertown on a few days business trip.
The Independent Social club will hold
their annual weekly social Thursday
evening at the Taylor hall.
Thomas LanCan. of Peckville. met
with a slight accident yesterday after
noon. Mr.. Dans'an was driving along
Maln street. where his spirited animal
became unmanageable. throwing the
occupants heavily to the ground, In
ftcting some painful gashes on the per-
son of Mr.. Langan.
Asout 800 persons witnessed yester-
days foot ball game between the Cres-
cents of Pine Brook and the Rushers Of
Minooka. Two 30-minute halves were
played, in which the visitors out-point-
ed the home team. The score was to
in favor of the Cres cents
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-21
DUNMORE

Miss Bessie Rice. Of Green Ridge
street, spent Sunday with friends ut
CarbonGule.
Mrs. Osteihout and daughter, Eva
line, of South Blakely street, spent
Sunday with friends at Nicholson.
MIR. and Mrs. abraham Shaffer. of
Dudley street, have been called to
Georgetown on account of the serious
Illness of the formers mother.
MSS Jennie Eden. OF West Drinker
street, spent Saturday with Priceburg
friends.
Ralph Winters. Arthur Close and
Misses Lizzie and Edith Vert enjoyed
u chestnutting trip to Lake Winola on
Saturday.
Mss Dunn, of Forest City. was the
guest of Miss Jennie Russell, of North
Blakely street, yesterday.
Miss Hattie King. of Cherry street.
spent Saturday with friends at George
town.
MIR. and Mrs Williams and daughter.
Marie, eff Csrbondale. We're the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cook. of Chest
nut street, Saturday.
A large number of the friends of Roy
Kellam rendered him a surprise party
at his home. ON Grove street, Saturday
night.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will give a unique ard Instructive en-
tertainment at Manley's hall on
Wednesday night. which will consist
of rhonographic and stereopt.con ex-
h,bitlon, as the ladies are raising money
for the new church. 1t Is to be hoped
a large crowd viii be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Correll We're rendered
a surprise party at their pleasant home
on Fourth street, Saturday night. a
large number were present and n most
enjoyable evening was spent by those
In attendance.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-21
STORAGE BATTERY CARS.
New Traction Scheme Of the New York
and Harlem Road-A Claim That the
Trolley win Soon Bc SuppIantcd.

After a lapse of six years the mana.
gers Of the New York and Harlem rail-
road have determined to resume within
ninety days the running of storage bat
terry cars on their city lines. Arrange
ments have been made with the Stor-
age Battery company to equip cars for
Immediate service.
Six years ago a number of storage
battery cars were run on Fourth and
Madison avenues, in this city, but ow-
ing to patent litigation between rival
companies the use of the cars was sud
denly and Unexpectedly enjoincd. Stor-
age battery traction was the first sys-
TEN to inspire hope OF street railway
men who were desirous of doing away
with animal traction. As soon, there
fore, as the storage battery had made
its appearance in Interpretations were
begun 20 utilize 1t for the purpose OF
traction. and the following year, 1851,
storage battery cars were run between
the Place de la concordc and the Palas
de- rIndustrie, Paris. AS that was the
year of the electrical exposition in
Paris. the cars attracted a great deal
of attention, and similar attempts to
run storage battery cars were made In
other places, notably at Antwerp and
Brussels. In all those places IL was
found that the cars did satisfactory
ard uniform service, having speed and
sufficient power, and the only draw
back seemed to be the life of the bat
terry which was found. as a rule, not to
he a g economical as desired.
While these experiments were being
carried on, the trolley system came to
the front, and. by reason OF the greater
ecoromy. both of installation and SER
Vice. claimed for II, the storage bat
terry system was neglected. Meantime,
the advocates Of the storage battery
kept en- making improvements until at
the present day they are prepared. they
say, to successfully compete with the
trolley system. This Is more particular
ly true In places whohe the conduit or
elctrc traction other than storage bat
terry Is TO be employed. Some electri-
clans say the conduit system cannot be
used with success. They contend that
II 1t should prove success from an
engineering stanpoint the game objec-
tlons as to the expense of installation
will hold. as In the case oe the ca bic,
50 that no practical street railroad man
would foi moment hesitate to adopt
the 1.orage battery in preference to the
conduit.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-21

protected by copyrieht public property
by the act of publication. The dis
tinction In the case of a picture or ph D
tograph lies. II seems to me, between
public and private characters. A pri-
vate individual should be protected
against the publication of any por-
traiture of himself, but where an in
dividual becomes a public character the
case is different a statesman, au-
thor. artist. or inventor who asks for
and desires public recognition may be
said to have surrendered this right
to the public. When anyone obtains q
picture or photograph Of such a per-
son. and there Is no breach of contract
or violation of confidence in the method
by which 1t was obtained he has "a right
to reproduce it. whether in a news
paper, magazine or book. 1t would be
extending this right of protection too
far to say that the general public can
be prohibited from knowing the per-
sonal appearance OF any grsat pubic
characters. such characters may he
said of their own volitiCm ITO have
dedicated to the public the right of amy
fair portraiture of themselves. In this
sense canot but regard Mr.. Corllss as
q public man.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-21
THE DEVIL AND THE DEEP SEA,
NORTH END.

Miss Catherine Gabriel, of Church
avenue, spent Sunday with friends at
West Pittston.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Provi-
deDce Presbyterian church has COM
pleted the arrangements for thelS oys-
ter supper, which they will serve Oh FRI
day evening of this week.
Miss Hattie Finn, of North Main
avenue and Court street, who took a
course at the National Conservatory OF
Music Of New York city, will this year
continue her studies at the Scranton
Conservatory of Music under Miss
Reynolds.
Rev. d. NJ. Kl.nter of the Providence
Christian church, mas had an offer for
the pastorate Of n church in Iowa at n
yearly salary of $1,000.
Mrs. II. X. Hurlbutt. of Putnam
street, and her guest, Mrs. Brewer, of
Gilberfsville. n. Y, and Miss Helen
Hurlb,itt, spent Saturday at Waverly.
Howell Evans, of William street, Is
seriously Ill.
Rev. ID. NJ. Kinter of North Main
avenue, preached yesterday afternoon
at Simonson's, and also administered
the rlte of baptism.
Rev. ID. Savage, of Mount Carmel
formerly of the Primitive Methodist
church. spent the latter part Of last
week with this son, Thomas T.. Carmel
of East Market street,
r. C. Hazard will open a branch OF
his meat market In .he Archibald build
ing. on West Market street, Nov. l.
The Providence conclave of Uepta-
sopbs will hold a regular meeting on
Tuesday evening, when several men,
bers will be initiated.
Work was suspended at the Lege.ts
Creek shaft the latter part of las, week
owing to a slight accident which &C.
CURED on Wednesday morning.
A rurse containing a small amount of
money was found hast week by Mrs. A.
b. Conger, CT 617 East Market street.
The owner can have the same by apply
irr 10 Mrs, Corger
Frank Peck. of Belmont Terrace.
wheeled to Lake Wlnola on Saturday
ard brought back about a peck OF
chestruts.
On last Wednesday evering lrdSe ~
tho Snrs OF Temperance was formed
and about twenty-five members en-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-21
HAVE NO PRIVATE RIGHTS,
When Men Ask Public Recognition They
Surrender Their por rnits


In the United States circuit court.
Boston, Judge Colt presiding, a suit
was brought 10y the widow and children
OF George II. Corliss. the inventor and
builder of the Corllss engine TO enjoin
the defendants from publishing and
selling a biographical sketch OF MIR.
Cor.Irss and from printing and selling
his pidture In connection therewtth
THE bill Gid nc. al!E-e that the puioi.-a-
'ti0gY Contained anything scanda lous
llbelous, or false, or that II affected any
right Of property. but the relief prayed
for was put on the novel ground tr.c.
the putrl,ation IL an injury to the feel
irgs Of the plaintiffs and against ..heir
eA,prsss prohibition.
Judge C1it decided llns't the plaintiffs
had no right to an injunction prevent
ing tie publication CT the biographical
sketch, end I;he present decision is on
the photograph alone. 1tae couii. ncCv
says In part:
''while the r'eht Of private ir,di-
vidual TO prohibit the reproduction Of
his picture or Photograph siiould be
recognized ord o9forced. this right may
be surrendered or. dsdiiated TO the
public by the act of the Individual,
just the same as private Manuscript.
book or painting becomes (wten not
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shorter Paragraphs of News.

Valentine Simon, of the Twentieth
wari. and Miss Mamie Graf, OF Irving
avenue. will be married at st. Mary's
German Catholic church tomorrow
morning with a nuptlal mass at
o'clock.
John T. Burns of Stone avenue, is
seriously i'll of pneumonia.
a c1terie Of the employees of the Lack
awanna Knitting mills will go to oily
phant on a straw ride tomorrow even
ing.
Work on the last span Of the Roaring
Brook bridge will be begun today. The
false work was finished Saturday.
Miss Winifred Melvin, of Remington
avenue, has entered upon weeks va
catlon.
JGhn ]. Gordon. maintaining the af-
firmative, and VIII Daniels, the mega
tive, will lead in a debate next Thurs
day evening at "a meeting of the st.
Aloysius Total Abstinence and Benevo-
lent society. The proposition for argu-
ment is. "Resolved. that the mind of
the wage-e1rner Is more contented than
that Of a millionaire" Sparkles Of logic
are expected to scintillate and
cSruscate.
Miss Cory Perry, assistant secretary
Of the Young Women's Christian asso-
citation of the central city. led the Cos
pei meeting at the South Side rooms
yesterday afternoon. Her subject was,
THE Lord Is Our Keeper"
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Rev, william 4. Nordt. New Pastor OF
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church,
Will Be Here Next sunday.

The hecongregat ion of the German Pres,
byterian church of Hickory street hau
looked forward to the advent OF their
new pastor. Rev. Walliam \. Nordt, TO
otiiclate at the services yesterday, nut
he was unable To leave his flock where
he now Us stationed and he delegated
Rev. Mr.. Bloomfeiit. of the same pres
hyttry, to come in mis- stead. Rev. Mr..
Nordt will be positively here next sun
day. The congregation OF his church
Will meet next Thursday evening to
take action on his resignation.
Rev. Mr. Bloomfield preached In the
morning and at night, on both occa-
sions being eloquent and impressive.
Although the new pastor VIII come
next Sunday. he will not remain. hut
will return and fill the pulpit at New
ark until about the middle of Novem-
ber. to give that congregation an OPP
portur,lty of securing q clergyman to
succeed him. When Rev. Mr.. Nordt ar
rlves here TO enter upon the pastorate,
the parsonage will be furnished for
himself and family.