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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

vim them two YOU for my fcutu.c lirlthor,
me. nusby by6nuso want him 10 ~ httos
itry tho ocean 80 no can toll W about
Ibly when he comes TO no WIN ne 70 sV v,
Mo auala and hnnah next tlme' You're w
our lusby sails, JACK JUMBO
eraI Fort worth o., May iO--lnolonod
nnd 10 votes for Mr. A. " huhpy'
use, Sissy, RlaNy, come ANA $780,
the IT'S not u bird. sis not beet
Though no has no pinmage rare.
no SIN hc "nulgeH' everywhere
Now he Rises on Tho wing
you Soaring Erandly IKE a KING,
Forging gently tu the front
while tho other follows grunt
lIc'a foeman YOU can feel
worthy OF your llownrdH steel
HAIR aud hides about Co fuas
aid Hold the atrng and watch him "buss''
'eak when the rnoo IN fairly done,
When tho battles fought ana Wen
,une Noble Hleay, slrny lupe
rood JOHNNIE puPn,
Fort worth. TEX, May o. Denr slsay
a ia Iupo Keep up your whoop for Fort
Wortha candidate and he viii vet
lcrH there sure Fourteen votes FOR u w.
Peak, TEDDY
Fort worth, Tcx May o,.-Miaa Sissy
tho Iupo Mamma snya Mr., Peak was
born In Fort worth, I am . little nlrl
did nhd was born In Fort Worth. too
have saved 20 coupons Tor Mr.. Peak
but ! send them with tha lottor. VIII
send more. Your friend,
OF U3sslm MARitLEn,
tho unndloy. Tex, May 0,Miah elaay
Jupc Please ma lnelonrd roll " cou.
pona Use 10 bost advantage ana
obllBo X! y, y.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Cincinnati, ohio. May D.-,ltov. Geo.
~. Hhcldrako, the Presbyterian evan
Hollat against whom charges OF i'm.
morality have been preferred before
tho llttHburg lrcahytery. hna been
located here. with him today was
clonctod Row Peter RobcrtH0n, pastor
Of the Mohawk Presbyterian church,
VINO u mentioned hH being ono VI tho
principal witnenHoa against him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Cbiongn. May o, Specials ffop v
miH, Iowa and wltoohtlu NV v.
very hot weather the lh'Im,,a \,
registering % pt Mnrshall'pEl., w ~
~ LnCroaac, Wis, % ~ AZ h u''sas .
ton, Ills. A hot wind y plvvl p,,.'
woalorn Kansas with the "~sf'
turo at 1906, :.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Washington May o. Information
was received today at tho state do
pnrtmont from Havana that tho Hpnn-
inh authorities have released Manuel
tuontoa, tho Now York Wo ID CORE
hpondont.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

,,,. cor Mr. A a pusby, the aure win
pon' 70, ~, ,e,, ~ cntnona n rotne.
nGr our STOCK III, o. sV supply ~ peetry
WIN, ~, ~ haunliiia tVIi probnbly
n y E,n, Wa tlme With Mamma, my Mo
N'lnN ID, ,,,W ~ titnhnuv unt Nour
an n9w wv" " 'V"""'' wv
s "W e,..,,, ..,,t ,t,,,,,,d , druu,,usra'
NV, sg'S s'' '''''''" " '''''''
u.a,,id f,. a s,nrv do ttawerd pirneo.
ws,.s ' ,,, ~ .n lonesome wny have the
WY iiuN w ''''"F' "'
Have m yo' no chance, Dir. have you no
't"'' n,,,ns
WIZ. T I'M 33~ chn,se ~ no,y pis. aoon Won
VIII know
was strictly In it before my great
fail.
After tho rncc ia over after our aid
ma ZONE
After siaay Ia dropping over the Peak
ferinrnt
Many a drummer In ',ousalngo became
OF MA downfni.
MANY a heart il Highing, wo'ro no good
at nil
." FRANZ. ~ ' ' "
who In The start did with tho leaders
mn nurby you oee. ,3is" with one
great awnop,
aoup.
1'hon irrnnlt ana / uissv nj ,n.t ala
awnkoi
wa yypsn't afraid Of "Cnrtarr,,y" INT
we REQ our mlptnl,r.
1'hnta yhy / nm drnpninp nil fuii M
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

ponr Miss glspyi The luppnotrahlc
myatory IN which you have surrounded
your charming personality has mndq
YOU an object OF interest 10 MI ~ VS.
And. naldn from his own popularity
Mir. Peak h strong candidate because
OF your championship There nro
many moro " your admirers bohldp
myself who wish 10 know who YOU are
ana II we arc nuoeoaaful Ia olnotlng Mr.
r. you ought 10 reward ~ NJ the CLOSE
OF thlH cpntcBt by Hlvlng ua your pic.
tufe Ia the unHotto, whore we frHt
learned Of YOU. Would u few crlticlama
be- In ordor3 40 begin with, the public
owen tho Gazette vote ~ thnnl'p for
having discovered 20 many candies
under the hurhrl."
Dub.hlFr our hlogrnphrr hnn The
trick Of all great men ot his illt~when
he h short " fuctn lac rcnorlA TO his
imagination.
nurdotlv, puck and Twain are Just
mot IN H." with our contest punatrfn,
And whom Dllscy lluglo blows, 10.
ainh Allcn'n WHO" had better look 10
her ipurplH Ana lHnt, hut not lonnt.
nre the pooin "hurn 10 bluah unuoon"
hut Tor this contest. hu; the "iraa ppld
about them tho sooner mendcd "
Twenty .nvo yotoH for Peak, from
ONE Of TINE FAITHFUL,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Ia BEING Accounted tor-.IIs hmrs.
btssler


San rrnnciaoo, May p--Ths n,rt,
Gt the disappearance Of chada Y
Smith bnokheopor for MulAulhs h
Co. tho grain brokers who eneHhd
the latn Senator FAIRS i9,OoooN AN
deal, II clcnrluR. ana The nm non n
sort that the young huohketpli 4 NJ
cmhrSslor Rmith dropped oui VI Nd
a week ugo Sunday under saeh tseOh3
circumstances that MIA wlte and llidl
inulntod he wnA domohIod, fomt Vi
hlH departure weu dUo 10 ihn, sal
wiahod ~ prevent any lnyslllmln Z
the methods uaed IN getting flf NJ
tho big deal, ana that iinp0fAnl hoai
were missing almultansoutly va
Smilh'N dlHnppearpnoo, The hhAii
now ndmlt TINT Nnlih may " ! y
rnultor Of many Thousands, Tho u
init that NJ To Tie present They IN u
nhlo 10 ascertain u q certainly WI
amount OF money, grnat or small NJ
boon stolen from them ny Smith ms
apparently contradictory tlaltrH1
ore explained By tho fact that VIA
lonNnH Tho ONCE Of Ms emgldihl
Smith dratfoyod the books Ma, M
have boon oylionue NJ hli psedlAlt'i
An of tho accounts IN Tho current "a
bunl, nni ledger were cut opt Gnd tAi
carried away or burned,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11
COHEN ADJOINING RIGHT ALONG,
THE TEN THoUsANp MARK rAlls'
I'D ny HIM.

ms FRIENDS HAVE COMBS or
COUPONS PUr AWAY PEAK
HEADS TIin LIST AGAIN. AND
nUsBY KEEPS SECOND PLACE
SOME MORE POETRY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Doth refused to say ahyikn, /,
Robertson said there ard m Y
circumstances that viii b. tn.,t
ont at tho hearing. N'''a
Mr. Aheldrnke'H prcatnes nm =,
unknown except To certain mluhls,
ana he gave orders with N, XXI
ing houne for none but th,is "a ~ K.
him, y"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

enunons FOR your candidate Am n
etreneer to Mr. Peak, hut admire your
"ncrvo" aud "get NJ ana Rot' ! neo
some Vt the railroad boys nnd lhe
aJnrdnna" nro coming VA Handsomely
VINO wouldrt9 Div 10, glye us l'i''
please. Yours, olcp ~ ~ ~
Coti, bpl- ~,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

closed three oouponn for our man ",
boare. peak N now ON The home
streleh and raining at every jump and
whom no coinoa under the wire he VIII
come out u nook ahoHd ana the race N
won. Respectfully, =, ,.,m
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

on der nond. May o., Mlator SD
lupby, care uagctto-My Dear poy. |
hhr boon very biaay Tor der last week
or I would hat written two trco dlmcr
hofuf dln npnih Der hurtmnHtcr hNf
given me box 200 Tor der Nnuuh AtfDunh
lmphy club und I was rendy 10 hear
from all our frlondth ull Offer dot land.
win Rit due acknowledgement NJ dot
ldndnora Ia der Gazette 20 duH ulcu
pooploa vut send mo dor rotou for you
hnr hrru away from home, but my
wife kutrenn phr VII attend to all der
yutca voi come Va vile l wan away,
Hone YOU yuH an o. Is. una Howlm.
ming Rhopd lllto Alwaya, send you
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Editor Gazette, We hog TO hnnouhvo
that We, the Eagle Pencll oolilpui'{,
Viii preaent the winner ot the Gazette
Ifur6ponn conteat with one get az as
sorted oolorn extra large ntop k"uHo
nutomnllos. with lchdh "a maioh, en1-
nbllng him 90 mako hih mark Wh'''
HAuLn PENCIL, COMPANY
y. H. mo winner viii please ,hll on
n. w. Williams n Goa Who WIN leN'
pleasure In delivering the pflNo'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

you don't live In For, Worth
send US 5000 and your meas.
urc and wo'll pick q good cult
Tor you.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Dear Sissy. Please credit II. w, Peak
with these eight coupons, From
ANGLER,
The Elevator Hoy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

,ow things for daddy. Johnnie had
ibe nnhtmaro last night bend mo y
Hea,re Address general delivery,
Marg,ierctt, and I win got IT,
Niniaap, TEX, May 0apenr missy
Iupe. ihclopcd please ma ~ blank
Fort worth, TcNn May ~. npl'or
NV"'"' Will oiLMien.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Warm weather IN here
no ia our new rofrlgcfatora.
Aud wq sell thom
On easy payments,
MADDOX, EIIIgON & co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

In response TO many Inquiries. tho
announcement 70 made that Tie buhi-
ness once e mo Gazette has old pa
tho rate OF 81 90 por hundred.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Edllor Gazette, I will give the win.
ming candidate IN your European con.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

bridgeport, Tex, May a-d1dltor ua.
Eettel lnelonod fnd elghiy-four tsD
votes for Howard w. Peak, Yours Tor
luck, Hotan Fly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Tho Post OAR Poultry Yards will ulve
o THO of Cofuinh lndinn game ohlokmn,
the great table fowl OF America, valued
AT so, 10 Tho successful candidate In
your drummetH' unntUHt
A. q, FOWLER. Prop.
llhndloy, Tex,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Moody, TEX, May p,--Blaay Jupel
Here come with small batch to hei-
lilo my part for yopr nrht loNo' 10 nc
voted Tor our charming Mt iehh'
Youra, eto, -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Elgin. OK May a-Maa Sissy June,
cnro 0ngoitc, Fort worth Dear Miss
sissy: we incloHc herewith 10 oou'
Mons. A we would hate 10 lose our
voica. ynu viii please vote thom ~
YOU nave voted all others sent You
Success TO you, MIR. rcnh and tho
j. i We would like To wenr pool
badges,
dock box 20, l1igin, TcS)
fort worth. TdX, May "a. Editor
Gazette. Hero are 20 vhton Tor my
friend H. w. Cohen. whose roln'3
why. itn L. ~. Cohen, 'Roh fnr Leo
JERRY.
Fort worth, Tex. May 10 Editor az
scttr. plcrso- plnon The lnoloNad ~
votes TO the i'rodit OF I. 10 Cpheu
Yours truly, MINNIE 4,
Abilene, Tex, May . -lcaitor On
gcttrl Enclosed please nnd ~ votes,
which plcnne place TO the credit " Mt
a. Il, lmahy, Yours respectfully,
"rWO ArlLMNN KIDS"
a. 8.s-We sincerely hope Mr. lluahN
may 0mhnrl, with his family Cor llus
rope on June 70. "1r, a. Is"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Thirty votes Tor II, W. Peak from an
unknown party,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Chico. Tex, May p,--i5dilor uazclte,
A. y, nuAby. W ~ CALHOUN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

EDITOR huaottrl W. hOH Ia unuuuuro TINT
We ihr ~ Nurltn iuifuuply cuiupnny, will
uiiei bottle ~ uur 'EAuulaiin Iamris
Auto hnhdkvtohiuf oxtrurt 10 tho vnudl.
GATE In lhu hnautlUh Iurupenn nuutrat WIN
huudH TIN lat sunday morning VI each
Wrrb until tho cputaHt closes, llpspupttuln
~ MHlulu IhnrlMhlN 90,
y, " HE Winner VIII plnHaN rnll on 4.
w NiliiNma q go, who VIII take ulrunlr
IN delivering tho pnCkuHu,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

May p,--llditor uasettel inclnned ma
n votes for neorRe D. WoodHon. tho
handsome and popular drummer Who
heats the brush for wadsworth, nalnu
a Go, " Heprgo uoen We can depend on
what hu tells uh about the trin
CROSS ROADS Pill. ROLLER,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

help to buzz him on Ms European trlp.
\, b. liUrInlt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

nrcoltinrldac, Tex, May H.--Editor
dsset,a' We herewith ineloae 60 eou-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

ilnndlry, Tex, May 2-iiditor gas
Eettei THO Awodiah.rranun rorfumory
company, Stockholm, Rwcdun, nave ro'
uuoated me to glya the winner two
bottles "Oricntl Violet rarfurm." the
best la the world
PHILLIP AtlMSrHONd
llaHdloY, TosAa.
General Agent for Amyrlpn,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Fort Worth, May IL Editor anretio,
lnoloHod lind 1908 coupona FOR Mr. III w.
Peak WIN have more In fow days.
You're truly, ANNA TiuEs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Fort Worth, May 10. Editor Gazette
Please ma noloaod ~ votea whion 20,
VIII pleane place 20 tho credit ~ Il, 4
ilnhl"f' VILLA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Henrietta, Tex, May o--Donr Rlasyi
! nend you = coupons TO cast Tor Your
candidate, ~. w, pnnk Win heat
Wishes, A HENRIETTA noY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Incloped 90 yotca for \. Il. nmby.
~ THOMAS,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Fort Worth, ToX.. MAY o., Editor ia.
Yetto' ! will give 90 coupons 10 tho
Young lady that writes tho host lutier
N9e must plgn her name and niya hnr
aldlosn was q Jordan man, and
choice, ana l have good many con.
ponh saved un, and I don't know how
else 10 pet 'phrd" W thom rhiA Offer
u for the ladlcn aud little girls only,
The letter must be IN the unpotte aai.
urdny nlght Understand. this IN every
week I have enough coupons 60 give
pu \ week M long ~ tho oontoat lasts
ana thon have 900 lefi Yours truly
JD1iNNin nIfpAN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-11

Colorado, Tex. May G--lldltor dA.
koltci I am q little rln what don't have
~ sell my dolllrH clothes 20 buy votes
I don't like mountains much luHa Peaks
Am always satisfied with enough and
don't want Moore, Am FOND OF chick
ems, but don't wish any Goshen, but
Tor MIR A. D. Uuaby, His little friend,
NTTA DAM.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-02
KEYSTONE VIGNETTES.

Shamokin citizens have pledged $4,000
toward n fund to establish u silk mill in
that town.
Four Italians We're held in $500 bail each
at Pottsville for threatening to burn the
house Of u fellow-countryman.
A textile fabric corporation, with cap
ital Of $4,000, to employ seventy opera
tives, Is being organized at Lebanon.
The Northampton county bar paid trlb-
ute to Judge Howard j. Reeder on his
retiring from the bench next Monday.
William Thomas, n crippled peddler of
Beartown, Lancaster county, was found
on the Welsh mountain Saturday night,
frozen to death.
DIR. Eugene H. James has been appoint
ed surgeon to the Pennsylvania Railroad
company in Harrisburg to succeed the
late Dr. s. II. Gorgas.
Judge Sadler has made the sheriff's al
lowance 0 cents a day for boarding tramps
In the Cumberland county jail, instead
Of 4 cents, as heretofore.
Lehigh's Agricultural society, at Allen
town, voted 1900 to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Gangewer for the loss OF their daughter
who was killed at u shooting gallery at
the fair.
A Joint meeting of the Bangor Valley
slate companies will be held on Thurs
day next to fix II scale of prices and to
decide whether or not the present quar-
ries In operation shall be worked.
Because ne would not return money
which she loaned him, Mrs. Jacob Craig,
claiming to be niece OF ex-Judge Hilton,
Of New York, cowhided her husband in
the Diamond market, Pittsburg.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-02
TROMBLEY FAMILY TRAGEDY.
Bay City Man Cuts Ills Wife's Throat,
Smothcrs the Baby and Then Commits

Bay City Man Cuts Ills Wife's Throat,
Smothcrs the Baby and Then Commits
Suicide.
By the United Press.
Bay City, Mich, Jan. 1.-The new
year was ushered in here with double
murder and suicide, the victims being
Mrs. Cora Trombley and her S-months-
old baby, and the murderer and sui
eide was Daniel j. Trombley, the
womans husband. Shortly after s
o'clock this morning an alarm of fire
called the fire department to 81
Ketchum street, the residence of Daniel
j. Trombley. After a hard fight the
fire was gotten under control. On en-
tering q bedroom down stairs Mrs.
Trombley was found lying on the bed
with her feet partially burned Her
throat was cut from ear to ear and the
bed clothing was covered with blood.
At the foot of the bed was found her
baby The child had eveidently been
smotherd. as no marks of violence
were found on the body.
After cutting his wife's throat from
bley saturated the bed clothing with
kerosene and then set fire to 1t.
Trombley had another child, boy of 10
years, whom he left at the home of his
grandfather last evening. This was
the last seen Of the murderer After
the discovery Of the crime snarch was
begun for Trombley, and his body was
found in well at Essexville, suburb
of Bay City. He had committed suicide
by drowning.
Trombley was about 2S years of age
and had a paying business, but during
! the past two years of his life has shown
| signs of insanity.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-02
EARTHQUAKE IN mexico
Slight Oscillating Disturbance Felt
on Sunday Evening.
GREAT PANIC IN A THEATER
Women Lcnp from the Lower Boxes and
the Audience Struggles for Escape
Through the Narrow Exits-Peni.
tents Kncel in the Streets.
BY the United Press.

By the United Press.
St. Louis Mo, Jan. IA special from
the City of Mexico says that at 1888
o'clock Sunday night an oscillatory
earthquake shock was felt in that city
and other parts of the valley of Mexico.
The movement was east and north. but
of short duration. The disturbance
caused great alarm from those who
feared repitition of the dreaded earth
quake of Nov. 2, which killed eighteen
people and did great property dam
age.
In the Arben theater, which is the
only play house now open in the capi-
tai, as the result of the damage sus-
tanned by the other theaters by the pre-
vious shocks, a stampede occurred.
Women leaped from the lower boxes
and the audience struggled for escape
at the narrow exits. The manager
appeared on the stage and tried to calm
the fear-crazed people. and at last a
degree of quiet was restored, but not
until the most of the audience had
taken refuge in the streets, which were
full of frightened people.. .mapx. OF them
in their night clothes, who had rushed
out at the first alarm. The scene of
November was repeated in large part
and thousands of penitents knelt in the
open streets and prayed and cried in a
loud voice for deliverance from death.
In Belem prison, where thousands of
wretched beings huddled together In
the prison barracks, pandemonium
reigned and the guards had hard work
| to prevent hundreds from breaking out
of their quarters and flinging them
selves over the walls. The large supply
pipes leading to the city burst, flooding
the streets and causing considerable
damage to property. Not until daylight
yesterday could the majority of people
be persuaded to enter their homes.
A repetition Of the shock is expected in
| n few 11vs
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-02
scoring point in the selection of his
man as one of the pastors and folders:

scoring point in the selection of his
man as one Of the pastors and folders:
Chief clerk. L. w. Smiley. OF Venango;
journal clerk, Joseph Young, Of Philadel-
phia; reading clerk, James NJ. Carson, of
Butler; message clerk, w. J. Robinson, of
Erie; transcribing clerks, Isaac Martin, of
Chester, and c. B. Miller. of Allegheny;
sergeant-at-arms, r. N. Greenland, Of
Philadelphia; II. T. Reynolds, of Pot
ter; postmaster, John A. Seiders, of
Franklin; doorkeeper, A. c. Little, of JEFF
ferson; assistant doorkeeper, Levi Knott
Of Blair: messenger, Horace H. Hess, of
Lebanon; assistant messenger, J. C..
Smith, of Allegheny; superintendent of
folding room, James Riley, of Philadel-
phia; pastors and folders, Robert Cros-
dale, of Bucks: Amos l.. Lehman, of
Lancaster: j. Upperman, of Allegheny;
Charles Yohe, of Schuylkill; William
Dawson, of Lackawanna. and w. N. AL
berty, of Wayne.
Chief clerk Smiley announced the fol-
lowing appointments Of state employees:
Librarian. Herman p. Miller, Dauphin;
watchman, William AcAnany, Philadel-
phia; janitor Of committee rooms, s. NJ.
Lafferty. Allegheny; janitor OF coat
room, Joseph A. Logan, Northumberland,
Janitor of basement p. j. Doyle, Lu-
zerne; engineer, Edward Adamson, Phil
adelphia; fireman on floor. c. w. Merkle,
Schuylkill: fireman In cellar. Edward
Mackin, Philadelphia; chief page Of the
senate. W. Harry Baker, Dauphin.
After passing resolution providing
for adjournment from tomorrow until
Wednesday, Jan. 9, at p. m., the SEN
ate at O'Clock adjourned until 10 a. m.
tomorrow
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-02
NEW YEAR AT WHITE HOUSE,
Washington's Programme Repeated
Clcvel land Shakes Hands ut the Rate of
Sixty Per Minute.

BY the United Press.
Washington, Jan. 1.-The president
was at home to all the world who chose
to visit the White House today. and
with his official family repeated the
annual object lesson in the simplicity
and impressiveness of American repub-
lican institutions in the United States.
The representatives offoreign powers in
the splendor of their court dress
greeted the president in the names of
their rulers: the army and navy paid
their respects to their commander-in
chief: the members of congress to their
executive; the federal officials to the
head of the government, and the public
at large to the chief citizen of the ma
ton. In minor details alone did today's
reception differ from any of It's pre-
decessors since General Washington,
the first president, officially inaugur-
ated the national ceremony In New
York city 104 years ago.
The presidents reception began
shortly before II o'clock, and 1t was
exactly six minutes before O'Clock
when the end of the line reached Mrs.
Cleveland. The president and Mrs
Cleveland were assisted in receiving by
the ladies of the cabinet and a number
Of other ladies from official life.
BY the time the populace began to
pass through all those assisting had
dropped out, and Mrs. Cleveland
bravely stood up alone, shaking hands
at the rate of sixty a minute. Old and
young, black and white. were treated
alike, and some, afflicted with stage