davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07
9t=Duue= UfNan9 pieoer obenauf.
Der Koifsr Don China bat wie0er
oas polite Dertrouen gu ibm,
no DIES 0fentIiFb ouseefprOden.
Qpnbpn. 7. mGrs.

2onbon, Z. Mdr5.
Cine 8ribatbepeI6e an bic Zines" aug
Sien=Sftn entbGlt Splgenbes : Der Ndtler
BON Gbtnu tt nit Der 3s3tFertigung BON
2iz9ungzSfdung iiber Die gegen i'm cripple
men Nnflagen Doqitdnbig 6ufriebcn geIteGt
unD bat 5ugeftanben, boB ftp ber1el6e a1s
b0Qig misunderstanding errpieIe1 bat. Oesz
balb bat er ibm Die umIoienbIten Coli
ma6ten ertbeilt, INN nit sSapan iiber bic
Notwithstanding beS 6ri.ben5 gu uater=
6dnDeln.
Die &egterung ii6ernimmt Die gauge Ser
ontpOrtIi6teit fir bic jebige Gage, peI6e
ais oa8 He1ultat Der iiber BEN 5ortf9riti
onberer NatiOnen nit BlinO6eit gel9lcgener
3tnefii9en &egierung betrad)tet toirb. 9u1f
0teie @rtlGrung Des &aifer5 ioerDen- aqe
Epdteren &eformen in Die @dnoe bes 8icez
&0nigS 2iz9ung=Sf9ang gelcet.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07
Ilieoerlaee elmer 0%btheiGune Jnfurs
9enten.
OiefeIber ueroen nab ctusm hibioen Ge=
fedte pom oen Reoierunostruppen in ole
9Iubt 9etrieben.
6aband, 7. mdr3

Ser @ouberneur bpn Santiago beridtet,
boB Der Sberftlieutenant 2ugo Bar in ser
NGbe BON u1uo auf etne ftarte Nbtbei(un9
Sniurgenten itteB, meG6e 9let3 barauF burt
3tpei anbere N6t6eilungen unter perequito
Pere3 unb 0enrp 8roots DerfGrtt murben,
Die 3e9terungStruppen 19ritten Iofort gum
&ngriff, unb es gelang ibnen, bic SnTur=
genten nab einem beftigen @efedte 5uriidz
3utreiben. Gs feblte benielben an Munition
Die Sn1urgentenfibrer NIfrebo urb Orange
aus 9aDana BADEN fi9 in Robas ergeben.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07
Der Streif Der 6ruben 2lrbeiter.
-s
Dor 2Ibeno wcroen. mie nau 9laubt, 5000
6rubenIeute Ole 2trbeit nieoereeIeet
haben.
Bitt8burg, 8a., 7. M1Gr3-

YTff5burg, ga, Z. W}dr3-
Ser Streif Der @~rubenarbetter ill G;lt5=
burger 8e3irte lit in opQem @ongr, unb
beute nirO cine o1gemeine @initeGu1g Der
Nrbett ertportet. @s iinb bret @sIeuT6af=
ten bier, beren Nrbetter, nte man 9tal6t,
it6 ni9t an benz @treif bet6eiligen Dcroen,
unO Die 3abI ber1eIben betrGgt tpsntger ais
toufenb, W5an glaubt, baB nod bor Nbenb
$4,000 @rubenleute, CUR unter1tiibung Der
i'm @onbent geiteuten Sorberungen, bic
Irbeit nieoergelegt BADEN Derben.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07
Stdoti1hes.
DDS Wetter.

Optiter R1sine, 76 @oT6in9ton Str,
beridtet fir @bicago Die folgenOen 8arO>
meter unb Sbermometeritdnbe:
I'm 8 u9r Morgens "a GRAB, Inn 8 r6r
Mprgen5 Sc @rab, Inn 10 l1br Morgen3 SO
Grab, INN IL ubr Mprgers Il 0roo, Inn
IL ubr Mtttag5 AZ 8raO. 2arpmeteritanb
I'm s l1br Morgens $3.50, UNI Il ubr Mitz
tdQs 29.30.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07
Der nfrissIono" wie0er fott.
CT miro iofort nab Sara ob9ehen, uro oort
feline pafaeiere ali Soro nebrnen.
81 g alb. 7. W1Gr,

port Sotb, Z. MGr3,
Der 9ompfer rSrieslonb" Don Der Jfeo
Star 2tnie, tpel9er geftern bier innerbqp
bes @e1lenbreberS auf ben @runD gertefb,
tit }pieber flott, @r bat ben She'll ieiner Ga
bung, peIGer geI0f4t poroen mar, lpiecer
etngenpmmen u1D pirD fofort na9 Saffa
abge6en, Inn bort Dem Prosramm gemdB,
Die amerttanif6en NuSflii9ler an 8OrD gu
neAnen.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07
6Ipra, Sn0.. 7. 9pGr3.

@eftern Qbenb bru6 i'm geI6dftstbeile
be5 SrteS Seuer aus, %poburc1 &igent6uln
i'm 8etrage BON $4,000 3erItDrt purbe.
Nm Offentli4en PluBe b%rannten fGmmtli6e
WobnbGu1er, auBer Dem BON 8. s. 8rDar1,
nteoer. 9as Seuer %ent1tan0 in Jolge elmer
in urbtn's &letDerlaDen erpIoDirteu 2ompe
unb es tonnte oemfelben. erit @inbalt get6dn
perben, na6oem Das @ebG1ne, in meI6em
ft4 oas 9ef9dftslotal bes Or, QDpns be-
fdnb, ~ntebergerifien tporben lpar,
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07
Senator Glfins in Ger Sto6t 1Ierifo.
pr6ioent Oia3 miro ihm befo1toere AufmerF=
famfett erpei1eu.
merifp. mar.. r. mGr7

Stephen 9, Glfins, Der in We1t Giroinisn
ertpdblte 8unOesIenutor lit Jeitern Abenb
in 8egleitung ieiner Samilie bier an9efomz
men, Seine &eiIe bat, ME es 6etBt, etne
commer5ieue unb pielei9t 1u9 cine poli=
ttf9e 8%eoeutung, Ser prGIiOent 9ta3 UNI
beien Gabinet tpirb t6m pG6renb fetne&
4ufentRaltes in Merito b~sipnbere @ufmer=
Iamteit ertpeiIen.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07
Die Ginnabnte uOn Netu=
O(d)mNng.
Die Sto0t nod bartnddi9em mtoers
tanoe Don oen 0apanern
9enommen.
Sic MAIDEN iedshunoert 6~efaneene uno er=
beuten ad?t3ehu GefdIbe.



6ieft9e 3eitungen beri9ter, baB Die brittle
un6 fiinfte ioponif6e 0ipifion am T2Orgen
be8 4. MGr3 Die Gtabt NetpzSf9tpang Don
Der Gorofeite aus dngrtff. Sine groBe
&n3abl BON g6ine1en fliibtete 1i9 in be-
8i6tung bDn Yintop; Die hine1tiGen Der
tbeibiger Der @tabt pert6eibigten Ii6 in ben
9Gu1ern unb in ben GtrQBen, purben dber
na3 bartnddigem Miberitanoe 3uriidqtz
trieben. @m Montag Nbsno UNI II lbr
iparen Die @6tnefen NIT etnem 8erluit BON
1880 Wtann IN Soften utD 8erfpunbete11
aus Der Stabt Dertrieben; Ie956unbert
Wtann tpurben gefun9en genon1men, Die
Sapdner erbeuteten a6t3e6n @eI9ube unD
etne be0eutenbe Wterge Munittpn; Iie berz
loren an SoDten uno 8~erpunbeten zoe
Wtdnn.
9irofbtmu, z. Mdr3.
Sin bier bonn @enerdl Ndb8u GUS Sat
Sliding Dom 4. Wtdr3 batirte 0epeI0e mel
bet, ouB am Mtorgen jenes Sage3, UNI 10
u6r, 3tpet 9ibiIionen Der eriten japantf6en
Nrrnee ben Nngriff auf NepzSI9mang BE-
gannen, unD Inn W}ittag in Die Stabt Elm
brangen. Sin She'll Der feinbli9en Srupz
pen flob fofort na3 Otenz&au, Der neuen
AH1IepluQ9 Del 10fpdr9, lDQDreEt0
Die 3uriidblei6enben Sruppen burtnddigen
WiOerftanb %leiiteten. @S fanben 6eftioe
9troBentGmpfe ftatt, aber UNI II ubr
Nbenos Daren bic Gbineien nit etnem Der
LUTTE BON 1900 Sobten auf alien punften
3uriidgef3Gagen,
gine arbsre 9epe16e melbet, boB am 4.
Mdr3, I'M a6t ubr Morgen8, cine 10000
Monn ftarfe 6ineiii4e Sruppena6tbeilung
unter benz General Sung gegen Sapingz
Sf9ong borriidte, aber Ourb Die japaniibe
Nrttllerte 3uriidgetrieben tpurbe.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07
Der v~111obicon" Elm Raub Ser
6lammen.
Behring'S S6oonerYo6t mobican in
Southwid, GueI, perbrannt.
@puthmtd, @nal.. Z. Mfdra

9 DufbmtG, @n9l, Z. W{Gr3,
Die omerifanii9e S6Ooner9a4t ,W}obiz
cen, @igentbum bes Or, Gorper5 0ertng,
tpel4e i'm leBten Nobember nit Or. 0ering,
befien iunger Trau unO SRI, 2etttia 2bDmpz
ion an 8Orb BON Netp Yorf abgin1, unb in
leBter Wo9e ppn Blpnoutb bier e%intraf, lit
berte Morgen bur6 5euer o~oltdnoig 5erz
1tDrt tporDen.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07
Oiebn1drPt.

3ufu6r 10000 @tiid RinbOie6, $1,000
S9peine unb 5000 S9afe.
S4peine UNI 5 Gents i'm 8reife geItiegeu.
S9nere $4.20-$4.45, leihte $4.0O-$4.15,
I6nere un6 lei3te bur3eiranber $415-
$4.45, grObe $4.O0-$4,35, Digs" $500
S4.1O.
&inOpteb 1T feft bel u%nUeranOsrten pret=
len
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07
N10roerifde Jnoianer.
Die Qoqui=5 noioner Don Neuem auf Dem
Krte9spfaoe.
nres, Staat Sonora. Mer..

Hres, Staot SonOrd, Mter.,
z. MGr3,
Go eben. 6ringt Elm 8ote bic Nu9ri9t
BON et1em neuen Mufftanbe Der OaqutzS nbiz
amer. Sine etpu fiinf8ig damn itarfs
@4aar feinblt9er Sn6ianer bat baS @ebirge
berloIen unO tit in Der 3i9tung bes 0aqui
abge5ogen. Sic 9aben mebrere Sarz
men ,angegriffen, unb fieben Perfonen err
moroet, 6arunter 3tpei Srauen; au9 baden
tie groBe Wengen BON 8etreibe Oerbrannt.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07
Goo zines alien AniieoIers.
Der spcite Siireermeiiter pom Salt Safe City
oeitorben.
@oItQufe, Utah, z. MtGra

Nbrabam .. @moot, Der 5tpeite 8iirger~
met1ter bpm Salt Safe 9ttp, uno elmer Der
GItei ten NnfiebIer in Utah, tit geitern Na4@
mittaq in 1etner @Dbnung in Propo an Der
,3uderfrantbeit geftorben.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07
Der otebifae BuhbaIter SeeIy.
Derfelbe miro i'm 6udthaufe ais Su6boIter
perDenoet.
q em Nnrf z mHr.

samuel s, @eeGp, Der frii6ere 8u6bolter
Der ,Gboe &c 2eat4er 8unt" BON 5ier, roels
6er jeBt pegen Der ltnterf3lagung BON
|s354,OO0 i'm 3u4t6aufe BON Sings @ountr
|Sine a6tjdbrtge Strafe a6biiBt, purbe in ben
srfert 5agen na9 ieiner Nntunft bel Dem
|Gortiren BON 6aaren fir MatraBen beT6Gf=
ti1t. bunn aber gum 8u6balter beF0roert.
d da9is Der @efdngniBDireftor 6aDes beri9tet,
NJ @eelD's 8etragen Elm pOr3iiglt4e8,
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07
Die v6apel" ouf oen 6runo &C.
ratPen,
miro ober nit Ger nddten 5Iuth wieoer fott
mer0en.
g n Nprf- z. M2Ira.

N1s Der norbbeuti6e 2lopbDulnpFer sd
Del", tpel9er an 26. bpn 8reren unD am 27.
Se6ruar bpn Sout6ompton Angling, heute
W}prgen in ben 6afen einfubr, 9ertet6 er auf
Der NOrbieite bes @ebnep ganales uuf ben
8runb, 0aS @etter 1T fe6r neb1ig, ober
Die See 1T rubig unb Der 9ampFer mirb o6ne
3netfel nit Der nG4ften Glutb tpieOer fGott
lperDer.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07
Qus Ger Goroners.Offiee.

Der 56 iGbrige Sofep6 Rubif, 76nitt fi8
in Ietner Wobnung, Gil SefferIon @troBe,
ben 9als our9. Die 2ei9e lpurbe mad Zen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ppn 2in6art on
Der 10, StraBe gebra9t.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07

fort an ibre unterOeB ermitteIten unb i'm
8ert9tsfaaIe an%tpefenben @ltern. 8etreffs
Der Mnnie Scuba nuroe ermittelt, DAP lie be-
reits ben ~3peiten Stiefpater babe, bteier Elm
Sruntenbolb mar unb fein Sinh, o6rpoRl tie
b~albtaub unb ni3t gang BEL Bertrand 1T, duf
Die @traBe iebte unO fOrmti4 gum 9tebesz
banonert anlettete.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07
6dite Ger K0ni9tn.
Der amerifanif6e Sotfhafter SaYaro uno
frau heute bel DER KOni9tu gu 6ofe.
2pnbpn. z. 90Gr3.

Ser omeritantf6e 8otf6dfter 2homa5 s,
8aparb unb Srau nerben Iid 6eute nit Der
&Dnigin na9 WinbfOr begeben. Sic tperben
bort nit Der &0nigin fpeiIen unD in Wtnbicr
iiberrnChten.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07
Dem froite erIe9en.
SEEDS P%erionen in 1TIerifo erfrorett.
so ertfo, W}er.. 7. W}Gra.

WetttO, Wfer., Z. WEdr3.
Die ftGotii4en 8e60rben 0 3inacunz
tepec in 9}egito BADEN benz Ri4ter bon So
luca Die 3ei4en DON flint 0ol36auern, unb
bic beg Wd3ters Der San 9e6ro 5eialpa
sSarm iiberfanot. Die 9eute ftnO pd6renb
6es fiir3liGen tolten Wetters, nel6e8 f6 i'm
qan3en 2anoe fiibl6ar ma9te, erfroren.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07
6pei GAGE fir oie 4eoiftriruro,

Die @oblcommiFdre baben einen See
f6luB angenommen, tpona9 fir Die 9Srii6z
i~a6r8tpa6I ben Stimmgeberu fir 5rrei SAGE
@elegenbett ge9eben tpirb, lbre Nau1en elm
trogen gu lai1en, unD 3tpar an Il. unb 10.
mTr9
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07
0n NIeranoria a~n9efommen.
Der Dampfer Sd Gouraine nit elmer Gefeu=
idaft pom QusfiieIeru i'll Qe9Ypten
an6efommer.


Der 0ompfer ga Souratne" BON Der
fran5DIi3en 2inte, tpelber am 8. Sye6ruar
nit elmer @eieQ19aft n<Nu5f(iigtern na9
benz mittelldnoif4en Meere Angling, tit beute
bier etngetroffen,
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07
6ro6orti9e neue Dtebb6fe.
OiefeIben fo1en pom Ger Santa fe=Sahn II
Qlbuquerqe al19eIe9t weroef.
Mlbuquerque, %. %. 7.W}Gra.

Die Santa Sc Giisnba1ngeIeM6uft BE-
abii4tigt bier Die groBarti9Ien &ieb60fe
3pii4en &aniaS GitD unO 81 Pu1o an3uz
leger, Die @teb60fe in Mo1ace follen aufs
9egeben lperDen, Albuquerque mirD binnen
Sturgeon bos 9auptquartier Der 8ie60dnoler
unb 0ie63ii3ter bes peftlt6cn uno 7iibli6en
Nri3onas, bes fib1i4en NtuzW}ertfo5 1no
Der &epublif MeTifo tperbe1.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07
Oas britifde Beer.
Die Kofen oefeIben fir oos -3ohr 1895
0pnbpn. 7. W2Gr;

2Onbon, 7, Mar3,
Ser &riegSminifter Senrp Campbell
8pnnerman, bat oa5 Budget fir bas !0eer
fir baS Sabr 1895 ber0ffentli9t, 0a&s
ielbe betrdgt 17,983,8O0 8funb, cine Nbz
nabme bpn 221,O00 8funD gegen 1894.
NuBerbem erflGrt GampbeGz8 onnernou,
baB bic 3egierung bOffe, tpd6renb bes iebtz
gen Sabres i'm StanOe gu fem, Elm 8atail=
lon brttii3er Sruppen aus &egbpten gu
riid3u5teben.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07
Nad Mtefiina ab9e9on9en.
Der Dompfer Iu9ufd Diftoria pom KonFan=
tiuopcl nad St3iIieu ab9eoampft.
&pn funttnopeI. T 81

SON anttnopeG 7. Mdr3.
Ser 0ampfer ~nQ(ugufa Giftorta" bpn Der
6amburg : amertfanif9en Qinte, Capt.
&aempf tpel6er am %, Sal140r nit Musz
flii9lern BON Netp Oorf abgin9, 1T 9eute BON
bier na6 Mei1ind abgegangcr.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07
Brtnceton, Su.. 7. gRGr2

@eftern Ga6mittag tpurbe bic fiinfun0~
Dier3igjd6rige Trau Nnbreip @rtd1on aG5
2eibe in elmer Gifterne gefurbea. IS
nurbe nt9t5 oorgefunben, mas barit6er
bate @ufi6luB ge6en %f0nnen, ob bic 9y;ru1
Selbfmoro begging ober infolge zines I'm
faQes ibr 2eben ein6iBte.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07
g d. SG.. 7. W}Gre

- = O-'I - 1VVUF5'
9eitern Na6nittag beging Der pierunb>
Iieb3igid6rige Nnbretp Dupont in feiner
@obnung in 0erinba 5onni6ip Gel6Ttz
morD, in6em er ii6 bermtttel7t zines 0alfz
ters erRdngte. @us @eronlafung gu Dem
@elbfmorOe tpirb I3Gs6te @eIunb6eit an
npnPhpn.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07
Goo oes 6er5oos BON 1looiIIes.
8urt5,7. MGra.

Der 9er3og BON Nputles 1T 9eftOrben,
Sem i~ingerer 8ruoer, Der Wfarquts Dor
yfootGes, 1T Der befannte fran50i19e Dip
lomat unb S9rtftfteIer.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07
Sdwerer ~5euerfha0en.

Gi9entRum i'm Setrage pom $40, 900 5~erf0rt.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07
hiffsnohrihten.

2ln9eFommen:
Gremerbaben-nQabn" bon Stem Yort.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07
UeiegrophiP6s Oepe(&en.
2ebeusmii0e 2ente.
treibt einen alien 1lann
In oen Goo.

Cine 5rau ais Seide lit elmer GiRerne ee=
funocn.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-04
RECkNlCLE.

The Presbyterian societies will have
celebration on the church lawn today.
A dinner will be served at noon in the
parlors. and an ice cream and straw
berry social on the lawn tonight. A
large electric arc light has been placed
on the lawn which will make it very
beautiful. Grad fireworks in the even
ing. Croquet and other games will be
amusements for the afternoon. Do
not fail to attend and have a pleasant
time Wa.ch for the parade this morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corey Jenkins are en-
joyng the Fourth with relatives at
PittstoE.
Mr.. and Mrs. DUnstan. who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Warne. re-
turned to their home a, Nant!coke yes
terday
Mr.. and Mrs john White left yes
tertay % visit with friends Al Wayne
county.
Misses Rena Day. May and Anna
Guno", Alice Tu.hill. Matte Hards.
Myra Hoffecller and Eta Buda enjoyed
drive to Flmhur>t over the new
Boulevard road, last Tuesday.
Don't forget 20 attend the Methodist
or Presbyterian picnic today. You can
enjoy yourself at either place.
George Demmings and Joseph Will
liams Took Horace Greeley's advice and
started for the west as far as Montana
las. Tuesday.
Miss Aan,a Edwards. Of Scranton.
visited with MiGS Julia Kes.ell yester-
6av
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-04
MAvF,eLD.

The union excursion to Lake Ariel Of
the Baptist and Episcopal churches Of
Mayfield and Jermyn will occur Aug.
2S. instead Of Aug. 3. rs stated In the
Jermyn items Of Tuesday.
c. s. Hoyt experienced quite a pain
full accident yesterday by stepping on
q nail and running 1t into his foot.
NJ p. Walsh rode to Scranton on his
bike" Wednesday morning and Or
dered some goods to be shipped on the
Delaware and Hudson morning freight
He then wheeled back to Maytieid and
had his team out In time To receive the
freight on its arrival. Now lets see
what some OF our other wheelmen can
dc.
Miss Munley. of Archibald. visited
Mrs. W. j. Bergan. Tuesday.
Bryce r. Blair has resumed work on
the Chestnut street bridge abutments.
Mrs. E. F. Edmunds was a Scranton
visitor Tuesday.
The open air concert. given by the
Mayfield Cornet band from the bal
cony of the Mayfield house. Monday
night, was appreciated.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-04
HONESDALE,

Frank Van Deusen, postal telegraph
operator at Carbondale. Is Spending
Fourth of July az his home near here.
Daniel Driesbach and wife, OF Scran-
ton, are visiting his nephew, Benjamin
Gardner, on East street.
At meeting of the directors Of the
HOnesdale bank his week a semi-an-
nual dividend Of per cent. was de-
clared. j. Martin Bauman was elected
a director. vice f. o. Ham!in. deceased.
William Roberts left here Wednesday
night to spend the Fourth at his home
at Jermya.
Hon. +. Il. Hardenbergh Is in Phila-
delphia this week.
]. q. Clark and wife left here wednes-
day evening fora couple Of days stay
at Carbondale.
TIE annual meeting Of the Honesdale
Gas company was held on Monday, and
the following managers were elected:
E. F. Torrey. I. ". Foster w. w. Wes-
ton, d. II. Menner, A. Thompson, H. c.
Hand and H. z. Russell f. f.. Torrey
was elected president Of the board and
H. z. Russell secretary and treasurer
Registered at the Allen house yester-
day were w. j. Tracy, F. II. Clemons,
Z. Rogers and Miss c. Richards, Scran-
ton.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-04
EACT0RVVILUE.

Today we celebrate. There will be q
big parade this morning which will
march to Academy grove, where there
will be good speaking, big dinner and
clam bake: also games and amusements
OF all descriptions. Tonight there will
be festival and fire works at the town
hall
j. W. Reynolds has the cellar COM
pleted and lumber on the grounds for
a new house on Cemetery street.
Byron Carpenter is excavating pre-
paratory to the erection of double
dwelling on Grove street.
Jeweler, E. L. Watkins and wife are
at Mehoopary attending the funeral
Of Mr.. Watkins grandmother.
Miss Myra Sprague returned Tuesday
evening from a visit to Miss Lou Mace
at Peckville.
Albert Smith, wife and daughter, Of
Elmira, are visiting friends here.
Miss Kate Perigo and granddaughter,
Alta Capwell, are visiting at Clifford.
While playing practice game of ball
Tuesday, Will Reynolds was hit in the
eye with the ball. He has a very bad
eye now.
Miss Robinson, of Binghamton. and
Miss Maud Moss. of Tunkhannock, are
spending few days with Engineer H.
W. Tourgee and family.
James E. Watkins and Mary c. Davis,
Of Taylor. came here Monday and were
married at the Baptist parsonage by
Rev. NJ. ]. Watkins. The groom Is a
brother of Rev. Watkins.
James Lewis, who Is engaged with
an Ithaca musical firm as piano tuner,
Is home for a few days visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark were
shopping in Scranton Wednesday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-04
OLrREANT

Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Lynch are at Mil.
lersville attending the commencement
exercises there.
Misses Laura Nealon and Minnie
Hoban have returned after q weeks
visit at Uniondale.
F. L. Northup is spending the Fourth
at Glenburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. "A. Watts, of the
West Side. entertained a number of
friends at their home on Scott street.
Tuesday evening. An enjoyable time
was had by all present.
Miss Mamie Boylsn, of Carbondale.
who has been the guest of Miss Nellie
Gilboy, of this place. has returned
home.
Michael Lotus, Of Archibald, was a
caller here yesterday. '~l
MISS An.de Widdowfeld, of Blakely.
gave a select party to. a number OF her
friends last evening. "A short musical
programme was rendered during the
evening and a delightful time was had
BY oil present.
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wVAIU9iNG.

q. W. Gaylord, Of lie Raysville, visit
"a friends In town recently.
Miss Huth Sickler, Of Tunkhannock:
La III White, Of Auburn Center. ard
'Hf1ss Carrie Bunnell, OF Laceyville,
were eecent visitors at DR.. W. o. Bun
uelfe.
Major Lsvi Wells, Of Springville, was
recently appointed dairy and food COM
missioner for the state of Pennsylva-
n6A.
q. 4. Hines has gone to Boston.
olassy 70 attend the summer school Of
Nv. He will remain until September.
walter Wells spent Tuesday and
Wednesday, at Nortrose.
49, Name Shultz, Of Philadelphia.
O1slted at Elmer Cox's recently.
wan BreWuter Of DinghamtonI is
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900. Priests vestments and robes OF
singers. f2.0l0.000; trumphets. 100000.
To this add the expense Of building
materials. labor. etc. and We get some
wonderful figures. Ten thousand men
hewing cedars. 10000 bearers OF bur-
dens. $4,000 hewers of stone. 1880 over
seers. all Of which We're employed for
seven years and upon whom. besides
their wages. Solomon bestowed f6.73s.-
997.
If their daily food was worth 2
shillings each, the sum total for all
was &C.. 3.S77. .0SS during the time of build
Ing. The materials In the. rough are
estimated as having been worth fe.545.-
$4,000. These several estimates show
the total cost to have been 7.44o. Az
16s. or $77,52l,6G5,936 in United States
money.
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QUITE EXPENSIVE.

Some Estimates Of the Probable Cost Of
SoiomOn's TcmpIc.
From the Baltimore Herald.
The cost of Solomon's Temple and its
interior decorations and other para
phernalia was one of the wonders Of
olden times. According to villalpan-
'dus, the talents" Of gold. silver and
brass used In Its. construction were
valued at the enormous sum Of $685.
$4,000 The worth Of the Jewels Is gem
orally placed at a figure equally as
high. The vessels OF gold, according
to Josephus, were valued ut 100000 tai
ents. which, reduced 10 English money
(as has been shown by Chapel's reduce
tion tables), was equal to $685. .203.
The vessels Of silver. according to the
same authorities. were stili more val
r.,lc, being u. down q, worth fe: 3.sia.-
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HAwCEV.

DR.. Howard Down. OF Lake Como. is
spending few days at Tafton. WIS.,
itng his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Babcock, Of
Reading. are spending few days In
town. visiting Mr.. Babcocks parents.
at the Eddy.
John Kelcher returned home Tuesday
from Massilon. o., where he has been
employed as glass blower for several
months.
DR.. BurEas. Of Honesdale, was In
town Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs +. H. Hardenbergh, of Port
Jervis. n. Y. is spending few days
here with DR.. Cook.
JEFF. Freeman. of Honesdale, was In
town Wednesday.
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MILK AS A MEDICINE.
Used In Curing smallpox. Diphtheria. In.
sanity and Other Diseases.

A doctor out In the Transvaal pro-
pounds in the English Mechanic new
method Of curing disease, which he
terms "lacteopathy." 1t struck him.
he says, that as milk absorbs poisonous
germs from bucket, II mlghts.also be
used to absorb poisonous germs and
gases from the body. He put his idea
to the test, and now claims to have
cured people Of smallpox, fevers. in
sanity, diphtheria, spinal disease and
many other maladies by simply wrap
ping the patieDts In milk sheets.
He lays his patients on a mattress
covered with blankets takes a sheet
just large enough to envelop the body
warns 1t. saturates 1t with about a
pint and half of warm milk. opens It
without wringing 1t, and packs his pa
tlent in 1t for am hour. subsequently
sponging him over witch warm water,
or putting him into warm bath. He
declares that I'm one bad case of small
pOx, where the eruption was we'll out