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1nclosed md IS. proceeds OF fair held outside
OF my home. IN which wss assisted by Lottie
and Harry smith, Of 2lS Garfield place. and
George ElwelL Of 1Ss seventh avenue We hope
II will help the little toG Walter ]. EgaR,
2s5 GSrfeld place. Brooklyn.
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lnclosed ind 80. the proceeds OF q fair started
by Miss Sadie Bowe. ably assisted by the Misses
Nettis Ferguson, Anna Walsh and Rosie McEi-
roy. The fair held at the residence Of Mr.
and Mrs. walsh 3S7 Thirteenth street, Brooklyn.
and was for the purpose Of enabling The Even
lag World' to dispense more sunshine and hap
piness among the sick babies Of Brooklyn and
New York We hope the Sick Babies Fund will
continue to grow.
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Oracle Wsnxlik had stand at 027 Wyths ave-
nue.. Brooklyn. the residence Of her grandmother.
and by the assistance Of Lulu Wea1lik and Nay
cid your worthy cause.
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Inclosed you will and S24. raised BY four
girls at . fair II ,l37 Prospect street.
Minnie Calvin, Sadie Pdgeon,
AAnie Parker Nellie hcDonald.
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Five little girls had Tor two days . lemonade
stand at 20 East Fourth street. and as they
laborsd wifh untirins real, succeeded In making
SO Florence Heckler
Rosie GOLDBERG, Henrietta Ensman,
May Reilly, Maze lsAacA
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We are two friends. We kept . little stand In
front OF A2t Nsn Dyke street. near Van Erunt.
and sold some Of our toys and collected S. We
hope 1T will do somk baby good. We will try
and % better the next time.
Tefnis struck. 10. Addis Fitzgerald. H.
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Inclossd nrd 81 hoping It will do some It'll,
child good. We raised the money at tai
on Sept. q From the Tarrytown Rousss club.
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1nclosed lnd check for 81 rs, the proossds oi
q stand held In front of lS9 SkillmAn avenue
Brooklyn, by Mlss Ella ginnlSaa aad little Mis-,
Lizzie Benny.
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Edward Livingston. Thaddeus Livingson. will
lam II. Payne and Avery r. Payne held a fair
In their mothers carris se- house, At Ala Mlibons
street, Fiatbush. one aftsrnoon and succeeded In
raising u. 45 to aid the sick babiea
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THE FUND.s HELPERS.
Money Raised by stands, Fairs and
VsriOus sEntertainments.

fnclosed hnd GN. which vas collected At our
| stand. POI East Thirty fourth street, by Nellie
" Brien. Mamie o Bren and Carrie DArmstAdL
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Please nnd inclosed SIS. which vas taken In .,
the entertainment In the Willow Place Chapel 1.
Willow place. brooklyn. Hoping this may ia
some little babies good We remain.
Lend A. Hand BROOKLYN.
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Hannah Kayser. Fanny Lesser and Mamie
Hirsch had q ataad at 1910 Second avenue two
days and succeeded In coiscting sass.
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Please and isclosed "a proceeds Of q fat,
held at l5+ Nelson sarset, hoping 1t will he'll
the babies. LoulAa Malony
May Johnson, Marie Nor<lapd
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45 from . stand.

To the Editor:
We take great plsassss II ssnding you the
sum Of Is. collected ~ two schoolmates holdiAs
a stsnd for two dsya sslIias fancy soedA fruit.
candy and lemonade. at l56 Oakland street.
brooklyn.
Annie Washburn thirteen, l51 Oakland street
Bessie Farriugton. thirteen. l5s Oakland street
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fair was held at III UAion street, Brooklyn
on Saturday afternoon and sveaina Aug. 81. 1895
by Theresa Lewis and Marion Hasris AID suc
eesded In making u for your worthy cAuss.
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Inclossd nnd Nl5. the proceeds OF . STAN
held at the residence OF Nollie barker, ~ Frs
street. assisied by Mary Mullisan. Caddie Barke
and Bessie Mulligap.
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had a s.aad for 10 days "a Atlantic avenue.
Brooklyn. and realized u IS.
To densnstrate its absolute su-
periOrity tho Defender has to win
two more reccs. The Half-Mili-
ion Guarantee Pages superiority
stands unQuestioned.
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A grand entertainment was held At 1876 sche-
nectady avenue, brooklyn, and IS was realized for
your worthy cause,
Committee
| Lizzie Bosch, Louise Bosch.
Lizzie Sweeney. Nellie Farrell,
1 Rose Narmbaeh, May RoWbothan.
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1nclosed and check for 81. the proceeds Of Z
small fair held by Katie, Laura and Emma
Miller and Edna Blanch Marston.
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1nclosed find none, order for q. which was
collected by city guests at the residence OF MIR.
|. l. Runyon. Cornwall. n. Y.
John g. Holoran
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Please nnd inclosed g. collected By ths follow
in.:
Olga SchafYer. Irene Smith,
Myron Lesser. Wilbur Fousheimer.
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Work Of Two Little Girls.

Lille and Minnie Hatmann, Of lsS West
Twenty sixth strsst. two sweet little girls. had
a stand where they sold lemonade. paper Aovers
and fancy articles and realized In eight days
u 70 help the poor little tots
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Kept the Stand TWO nays.
nsbs rissbsik. Minnis Gibbons and oussis
Aslsss. 4 New Jersey avenue. East New York.
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More Help from BROOKLYN.

To the Editor:
Inciossd please nnd s1os the proceeds Of q
fair held In front Of our house. Hoping tAis
small amount will save some little tot
Johanna Tisingsr, Lena Tilsinger,
Annie Qunther,
Vermont and jamaica avenusa Brooklyn.
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Emma
EaIneS'
Pa ting Letter.

4 FEEL that I owe
to the Gen uine
Johssn hoas
Mak Extract, in
. great measure.
the fact that, Vt the
end Of II very hard
season. | nm In
better voice and
general health than
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-03

Hello! Exchange. Can have the coun
Gil rooms?
Not unless you expect to own the city.
Nay! nay! bright creature! There arr
| Others. Please attach our stop to tn,
| switchboard in way that will allow mt
to converse with Mr.. Morgan Sweeney.
| Hello!
Is that Mr.. Sweeney?
1t Is.
Sweeney the statesman?
Right ye' are!
Morgan, can you enlighten me as to youl
motive In springing the Lexow searchligh
| on Captain Dick Edwards?
To purify politics, sir. ] am n repre-
sentative of the Twelfth ward. sir; where
no liquor Is sold without license, and my
constituents insist that this crusad,
| against holes-in-the-wall inaugurated b,
the county detective shall be continued
| right into the drug store soda fountains
If necessary
Z-Z-z-ling!
Who's calling?
This is Major Penman. Is the advert!s
Ing manager in?
1 will call him to the phone.
Never mind. Perhaps you will do as
| well. / wish to advertise for a draymar
to cart away campaign documents thai
have accumulated at our place.
Lots of waste paper, eh?
Yes.
Is there anyapf the "long green" in the
lot?
Well, no.
Is the fund exhausted?
Nearly. There's just about enough lef,
n nny frn, I,te
| country.
Z-z-z-ling!
Well, who Is this?
Oh, you know.
fail to guess your identity.
Why, l am one Of the girls-one Of the
"hellos.''
All! yes. Please remove the gum from
| your mouth, DEAR and make known youl
desires.
WANTED I to inquire If any Of the report
ers were going to the lawn party.
What lawn party?
Why. haven't you heard? At Laure
Hill park.
You don't say sol Big time?
Certainly! Under new management, 20,
know. MIR. Mullin will superintend the
floor and Mr.. Benore will prompt the
| dancers, and-oh, some is calling. Cal
me up later and I'll tell you all about 1t.
Z-z-z-ling!
Hello! would speak with James p
Taylor, at Montrose.
Hello!
Is that Editor Taylor? 4 ,a'
Yes. .' -
How are politics?
Very warm! very warml
The Quay people are making consider.
able noise?
Certainly. An empty barrel, you know
always vibrates readily.
What is that whistling sound hear?
Why, It Is the wind blowing through San
Wright's whiskers.
Is there a cyclone at Montrose7
Oh, no! It's Sam. He causes the agita
ton of the atmosphere while in the act oi
running down campaign rumors.
Z-z-z.ling!
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-03
COMMENT OF THE PRESS.
All win soon Bo Made Known.

Philadelphia Bulletin: 1T Is clear that
Senator Quay's denial Of the charges that
he attempted to open negotiations with
the leaders of the movement against him
is too vague and equivocal to be accepted
as flnality. Senator Quay has hitherto
publicly proclaimed that he had no
thought Of compromise with his oppO-
nents He has permitted them to be stig-
matized by his followers and organs In
the language of the slums. His adherents
have even gone 80 far as to pass them
selves off as reformers or as allies Of re-
formers. His Lexow committee has been
set up as the instrument for humilIating
and furnishing his enemies In the sacred
name of reform. Yet II Is charged that
Senator Quay In the meantime has endeav-
ored to seek interviews with these men
with the purpose Of negotiating terms Of
peace under cover. 1f this charge Is true.
Senator Quay owes an explanation. at
least, to his followers. II 1t is not true,
his denial Is not sufficiently explicit or
comprehensive to acqut him of the charge
OF insincerity. The tactics by which Mr..
Quay sought to break the combination
against him are, likely to make some curl
Gus reading for his friends"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-03
POLITICAL POINTS.

One Of Quay's Philadelphia organs re-
Gently charged that ex-District Attorney
w. j. Whitehouse, OF Schuylkill county.
was IN Philadelphia Wednesday night ana
assured Senator Quay of six delegates Out
Of the seven. with u possibility OF getting
the other one. MIR. Whitehouse brahds
this statement as u deliberate lie, ana
states that he has not had conversation !,
with Quay for four weeks. when ne toiu
him he was for Hastings. Mr.. Wh:te'
house has telegraphed his denial 10 GOV
ernor Hastings at Harrisburg. lie mas NOT
been to Philadelphia for week ana OF
the night In question was with party Vi
friends at Pottsvllle. What lie VIII the
Quay shouters spring next?
shortly before Quay's departure lot
Beaver the senator and Frank Wnms
Leach. the chief Of the stan AZ the quay
headquarters. made a carefui eXaH''h"-
ton of the situation and came TO the con.
clusion that the original hgures gwen ou'
some time ago from the quay heauquur,
ters. namely, 70 majority Tor quay III the
state convention for state chairman were
not exaggerated. They are cohnaeht ina.
the Beaver statesman VIII ne enose" w
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-03
SCRANTON, AUGUST 3, 1895.
The Scranton Truth, In a Quay collar,
at least looks better than in its fake
halo Of political independence"
Today's Primaries

With today's primaries in the Third
Legislative district the domestic un-
plessantness of the Republican party
will draw to a close in Lackawanna
county; and the spurious fight OF the
local Quay shouters for self-aggrand-
izement at the expense OF the state ad-
ministration will end, as It deserves to
end, in uninterrupted disaster.
The war was utterly unnecessary and
eignally discreditable to those who pre-
cipitated it. Had Judge Willard been
accorded, by unanimous consent, the
wholly reasonable compliment Of a
county delegation Of his own choosing,
as Colonel Watres was accorded such
a compliment under practically similar
circumstances five years ago, there
would have been no turning Of Re-
publican against Republican, and party
harmony would have remained intact.
Again. had Senator Quay. while nomi-
nally processing friendship for Mr.. Will
lard. called of the henchmen who were
fighting the Willard candidates for
delegates and thus proved his friend
ship, there would have been no civil
dissension, and his candidacy through
out the commonwealth would have
been spared fatal setback. The
senator's appearance in this county in
the attitude Of disturber, and the
sending Of his heutenants here with
funds for the corruption Of our pri-
maries we'll deserved the rebuke ad-
ministered to him in the three districts
which have already recorded their ver-
dict, and merit similar. censure in the
Third, today.
A similar issue will simultaneously
receive adjudication in our neighboring
county OF Luzerne, where Mr.. Quay
also has tried to interfere. 1t will be
surprising IL he shall not, there as here,
be informed by the deliberate voice of
the Republican masses that his CAM
paign Of vengeance upon a dutiful gov
ernor and his audacious effort to foist
Senator Cameron a second time on the
party contrary to a nearly unanimous
protest are repugnant to every instinct
Of haac play and cannot be tolerated.
Should this be the voice of the party,
Senator Quay will have only himself to
blame for any consequences which may
arise
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-03
Value Of Kindergarten Training.

In no way have the changes that the
nineteenth century has brought about
been more marked than in the demands
upon woman. Today. the school girl
looks upon future Of usefulness which
will demand of her q knowledge of
some method of earning her living.
Not That she will necessarily have to
earn her own living. but the old order,
wherein woman took It for granted
that helpIsasness and aimlessness
would be accredited 20 her - her BIRTH
rghA, ard that the world dnto which
ehe sees her brothers go equipped for
tho battle Of lie would unquestionably
take her a willing burden on its hands
Is thing Of the past. Now q woman
Stands az am Individual. with power.
wis4om and win IN her hands. and the
Thoughts Of her brain are merged with
out question into the mighty energies
Of actuaf Me. And she stands today q
strong ana welcome factor in the new
order of things.
But, just a. there has always been,
% today there is a sphere I'm which a
woman moves best by right OF her wo-
manhood, and in which the highest and
deepest qualities OF her mature are
called upon to act. The home IL es-
sentially woman's sphere. In no way
cam she escape the responsibility OF
this. 1t may mot be her own home, but
every individual home in Christendom
Is Influenced by her thought and judg-
nrent. And the homes of the future
have their nucleus In the hearts OF the
children Of today. and the aims and
aspirations Of the children Of today are
being moulded and guided by woman'a
work. What necessity, then, that
this be done understandingly! And in
how many different ways 1t must be
accomplished; I'm the home, In society,
in the school, and above all, in the
haasnts Of the poor. How few there are
who undertake these responsibilities
with a proper understanding Of the
glorious but tremendous task put upon
them. To be q teacher, a social leader.
q wife or a mother, and to have mo
knowledge Of the conditions OF human
life and thought!
Not many years ago there were few
opportunities to make q scientific study
Of the psychological development Of
childhood Today the Doors are open
on every side. and young women are
urged to take . training that will ft
chem for these duties. The i<indsrgar-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-03
Let Such Talk StOD.

Easton Free Press: "The Republican
party Of this state is greater than any
man In II. That leader should have his
friends and followers Is In the nature of
things, but that such leader or his friends,
in case OF defeat for party control should
threaten war to the knife against the
party candidates at the polls Is rank
treason, worse-a thousand tmes-than
any alleged campaign of assassination.
The Republican party has some rights In
the premises which even disappointed
leaders must respect. Woe betide that
leader who encourages or breaches re-
bellion against the party and its candidates.
The people will bury him so deep that
he will know no awakening. Let this
talk about pulling the pillars out from
under the party temple cease. Nothing
but evil can come from It,"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-03
The Question for Susquehanna.

Today the Republicans Of Susquehan-
ma county will have the opportunity to
decide whether they are or are not
willing that couple OF trading poll
ticians shall by bargain and sale dis
pose Of THE delegates Of that county in
the Republican state convention. The
Republicans Of SusQuehanna have in
past years maintained a reputation for
manly independence and self-assertion
not exceeded by their party brethern
in any other county In the state. We
are not prepared to believe that they
have deteriorated In this particular. but
think they are as resolute as ever in
their hostility to arbitrary boss rule
and machine methods In party manage
ment.
Three weeks ago handful Of Susque-
hanna politicians came to Scranton to
have an interview with Senator Quay.
At that interview the two delegates
from that county We're bargained for
and duly disposed Of to Senator Quay.
the latter offering to pay whatever
sum Of money might be required to
attain the desired end. This bargain
having been consummated. the Susque-
hanna traders returned to their homes
and forthwith put the machinery into
full operation. The Tribune. having
full accurate and reliable knowledge Of
the Wyoming house bargain and sale,
deemed 1t its duty as a faithful organ
Of Republicanism to warn the Repub-
licans Of Susquehanna county OF the
schemes Of the traders, and this duty 1t
proceeded faithfully to discharge. 1t
exposed the traders and laid bare their
nefarious schemes. thus giving the de-
cent Republicans of our neighboring
county the opportunity to act with a
full knowledge Of all the facts before
them. It remains now for them to de-
termine whether or not the Wyoming
house bargain and sale shall be ratified
by them in the election OF delegates to
next Tuesdays county convention.
The attempt to make 1t appear that
in making the exposures 1t has made
The Tribune was actuated by personal
feeling against Mr.. Samuel 8. Wright,
is, Of course. all bosh. Mr.. Wright has
been alluded to simply in his capacity
as the personal representative and sub
serylent tool Of Senator Quay In Sus-
quehanna county. II Mr.. Wright Is SO
excessively sensitive to criticism he
should make himself less conspicuous
as q bartering and trading politician,
He n the leading representative OF
Quay, Quayism and machine methods
in SusQuehanna county. He has done
his utmost to carry out the provisions
and stipulations Of the Wyoming house
bargain, and the simple question now is
whether the Republican masses OF Sus-
auehanna are willing to have 1t appear
to the remainder of the state that Mr..
Wright, Mr.. Kilrow and one or two
others carry the Republican party OF
that county about In their trousers
pockets to do with as they please. To-
day that question will be answered
either IN the affirmative or the mega
tive.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-03
Want No More Of Andrews.

Philadelphia Press: Senator William
II. Andrews. former chairman Of the Re-
publican state committee, who went into
involuntary retirement after the Della
mater disaster, which he did so much to
bring about, is again busy In state poll
tics as Senator Quay's chief manager
He has very large and ever.active ca
pacity for Notwithstanding. II II were
possible to elect Mr.. Quay chairman Of the
Republican state committee It is well un-
derstood that the real chairman would be
Senator Andrews, and that would mean
tho restoration Of tho methods which were
30 offensive to the party In the election
Of delegates IN 1880. Such methods Ap-
piled to the nomination Of Cameron candi-
dates for the legislature or the choice Of
national delegates next year would mean
great deal TO the Republican party Of
Pennsylvania. eober-minded and earnest
Republicans everywhere are thinking Of
thsse things" %
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-03

Ex-Boss Joe Scranton's Republican
as champion Of anti-bossism in poll
tics Is an Oddity Of Boss Quay's cam
paign calculated to make q horse laugh.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-03

Come to think OF It. the Scranton
Truth always was a success as LETT
handed mascot
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-03

The fulsome compliments to General
Hastings printed by the Scranton Truth
before he signed the Farr bill would
make very amusing pabulum side by
side with its skulking opposition to him
today. But the Job Of being Quay
echo doubtless involves a cOmical side.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-03

Susquehanna line. else he would have
the courage TO sign his real name.
Only skulkers or towards hide behind
assumed names.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-03

The Tribune disclaims any mercenary
motives in the present campaign. Just
the same It's owners are gathering In all
appointments from the governor they
can lay their hands upon as a quid pro
quo for the flop from Quay to the COM
bine.-Scranton Republican.
Poor "Kurnel' Bob! He got turned
down.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-03

Truly, midsummer madness Is q dire
disease and for u doctor We recommend
the fool killer.-Scranton Republican.
Do you speak from experience?
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-03

This journal lays no claim to political
prestige or oracuiar prescience. but Its
opinions and its preferences are Its own,
and It will continue to express the former
and exercise the latter as II may deem
best.-Scranton Truth.
Keep right on. neighbor. You are
sure to prove one Of Quay's most sue
cessful "hoodOOs."
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-03
Katharine II. Clark.

The morning Quay organ and its
afternoon echo. the Truth, seem to
think that abusing David Martin will
reconcile the Republicans Of Pennsyl-
vania to another era Of Delamaterism.
Be David as ne may. his faults afford
no reason why the governor Of Pennsyl-
vania should become simply Boss
Ouay'S clerk
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-03

In any event the charge Of being a
"Christian Politician" applied by the
Scranton Republican to the proprietors
Of The Tribune, is one that II not likely
ever to be laid to the door Of the editor
Of the Republican,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-03

Did Senator Quay offer to pull his
Lexow committee of II Martin would
desert the governor? Let us have the
facts.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-03

Same Il True as to Iacknwanna.
Wilkes-Barre Record: "The Luzerne
delegates to the state convention will find
It about as easy to support Rice and OPP
pose Hastings as to whistle and chew
meal at the same time.''
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-03

Let The Tribune publish the slate for
the city election next February and head
It II am Sir Oracle. when ope' my lips
let no dog bark."-Scranton Republican.
Sorry we can't obllge; but the fact Is,
your barking amuses US too much.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-03

The Scranton Truth makes a curious
looking tail to Joe Scranton's kite. Hut
II 1t likes to be tail, that's Its privilege.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-03

The latest emissary of Senator Quay,
imported into Lackawanna county
from Washington. with his carpet-bag
full Of cash. appears to have met with
cool reception. Just set 1t down that
the Third district 10 not to be bought
away from Judge Willard.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-03
Gets Beyond Ills Depth.

Wilkes-Barre Record: brother Hart.
Of the Pittston Gazette. had better confine
himself TO the stock arguments furnished
by the Quay leaders. When he strikes
out on his own hook he gets beyond his
depth"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-03

We are glad to see the independent"
afternoon annex Of the morning Quay
hand organ came out in It's true colors
This thing OF taking" the people with
spurious pretensions of political supe-
riority no longer deceives, as It once
did.