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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-08
THE STATE OF TEXAS, !

THE STATE OF TEXAS,
COUNTY OF BEXAR.
COUNTY COURT IN MATTERS OF PROBATE.
To November Term 1895.
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To all Persons interested in the Admins
tration of the ESTATE OF FL. CoLLMANN
DECD.
HENRY COLLMANN, Administrator OF
the estate of 81. COLLMANN, DECEASED,
has fled his Final account and Petition
for Partition in the County Court of Bexar
County, which will be acted on at the
November Term, A D. 1895, of said Court,
at the Court House thereof, in the City of
San Antonio, after this notice shall have
been duly published for twenty coy days
in some newspaper published in Bexar
County, Texas, at which time all persons
interested in said estate may appear and
make objections thereto, if they see proper.
WITNESS, THAD. W. SMITH,
Clerk of the County Court of Bexar County,
and Seal of said Court. at my
SEAL Office in San Antonio, this
" ~ twenty eighth (28) day of Octo-
Der A. D., 1895.
THAD. w. SMITH,
Clerk County Court Bexar County.
By R. C. SYMINGToN, Deputy.
Issued same day.
Came to hand Oct. 26th A. d. 1895, at
1880 o'clock p. M, and publication of this
notice ordered made in the "Fieie Presse
fuer TeGas".
JOHN P. CAMPBELL,
Sheriff Bexar County, Texas.
By M. f. CAMPBELL, Deputy.
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Gin ehrlicher N1nntr.

Bertber Gebatteur! -Bttte MAIDEN Sie Stren eez
abbreirt thnen In etnem perialoHenen Gpuperte ben
gei&etb hbermitteIe, auf peIhe Wetie db mih ieIbN
permanent Don nerpbien S@wdaen unb Samenperluit
sssetlt babe na@bem t9 iabrelans 70 seIiten babe.
Dtefes TT tein aRttel um Gelb gu erpreHen. Sd ieIbit
BIN oeraubt nio tberrrrtbetlt rorbeu BON ben drs=
ltaen pfni4ern, Bis t@ faft ieben @Iaubeu an etne
@ere@tetett perlpr. Sest btn tG meber, benz StmmeI
iet Danr, 8einnb nHb frdftis unb m6&te Sebem BITE
fere Nrt nnb Wetle ansebea, fid BON fDl9em Geiben
gu befreten Sd babe @hts gum gertaufe anDubteteu,
nod G. o. D. gu i@tfeu unb perlanse tein @elb.
Waa a6reifre: LAS. A. HARRIS, 9pft Office
BpI 1862, Delrop, Wi9tsan.
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Gin eioeuQrtiaeS cSubiI6um Be.

yin et8eHurll8e9 SuOllduM Des
eebt in bieiem Sabre ba8 9tdbt9en
2iebertpelfmib bel 2eip3is. 9ie gepob.
net bon 2iebertuollpib inb In ber an.
genebmen Gage, feline @emeinbelteuern
be3ableu 3u brau6en, unb in bieiem
Sabre bollenben fG 20 Sabre, ieitbem
Bic 8emeinbemitglieber feline Steuern
mebr be3ablt baben. Die 8emobmer
bon 2iebertmolfmiB baben tueber airs
9ens. nod Mrmens unb S9ulteuern
nod ionftise @emeinbeunlagen su ents
ri9ten. Sn bieie beneibenspertbe
Gage fint bic 8etpDbner bur9 bic bors
tise 9parfaiie perieBt tperbem, peI9e
10 rei9e neberf6iifie abuirft, baB nod
fttr lange Sabre binau8 bic Steuerfrets
beit Der @emeinbemitslieber sepdbrs
leiftet erl1eint.
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&nti@en, ssassies uns Wasen.

Ser grbBte Waarenborratb I'M
Stiben, gu ben allerbiIlig f e n
preiIen. 9ie bette Maare. bic ibers
baupt gefiibrt Derbcn tann. Sebes
Jubrtpert uirb garantirt. &anHuitige
tDnnen bier ieberaeit @elb fparen.
% btparb & 8riggS,
ytn. 228 9iib iSlores. Stla6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-08

8eruDrt 5u elmer 3eit, ba eB Tim pors
iibersebeno gelungen mar, ii6 etne Qrt
bon anltdnoisem Griperb alt berldaffeu,
unb fte hattie tt9t tpteber bon tbm sez
laIlen, aud al8 eS bann 59nell unb
in,mer f6ueller NIT tim bersab sesat1z
gen mar. GS mar riibrenb ansuieben,
NIT tpel9er 8tebe unb Nnbdnglt9fett
iie bel bem ,fd0nen 8ill'-io tpurbe
S6riter bon Ietneu &umpatten 9enanttt
-aitSbarrte unb TIN t1aner nod Dor
bem pollitdnbtsen llntersanse 3u be-
ipabren ipubte. sic botte t,tr ett etn>
3iseS &tnb, etn Wdbmen, bas barnols
faum 3net Sabre aft mar unb bas
ielbit BON benz robeitsn @eiinbel NIT
3drtlt9feit bebanbelt un6 slei9 einem
@ngelden berebrt ipurbe. Nud Der
Gater idien ietn 90dter6en iebr at
(iebeu; aber btefe 0iebe bielt TIN bod
nidt ab, eines Cages, als er bas 9uns
9erleben tli6t ntebr 3lt ertrase1t per1
modte IilS als Tim bic @eri6tsbiener
aud bas lekte @tiid feiner armlelisen
9abe absepfdnbet batten, @eib tno
9tnb fdmdbltd i'm @tt9 3u laflen
unb iid aus Galifornien Sapott 3lt
MAIDEN. Nu6 i'd ipuBte ttt6ts bon fets
nem 8erbletb unb oa i'd 5elber arm
mar, fonnte i'd fiir bic beoauerns>
ipertbe ssrau, bic linter Ser 0alt ibrer
Ger3meifluns QnfangS idier 3uiams
rnenbre9en tpollte, ouber Elm paor
Troltesnorten ber3lt9 iperig tbun.
GlS i9 etn paar @o@en fpdter pieber
einmal nod ibr leben ipollte, ipar ite
mttiammt ibrem 9tnbe aus Der ebes
malisen Sddnfe perl9munoen unb
g1iemano lpuBte MIR 3it fasen, tpobin
iie it1 geipeuoet bate.
Gtwa feds Monate 6arna9 flopfte
mir zines N6enbs ouf betn 8roaopan
3u gleip 0o'f Senanb auf Ste @9ulter
uno oa i'd mid umiab, bate i'd Wiibe,
In bem gang 5erlumpten unb berunters
sefommenen Menlden, Der Dor mir
ftanb, BEN f@6nen Bill aus Grisco
pieber at erfennett. Setn ttieoertrd9s
tiger Stretb batte tim tDentg geniikt,
6enn es erSia9 tim oteenf9etnli9 bier
In Stem Oorf f6ledter, alS es ibn,
jemals In @alifornieu nit Meib uab
aino ergangen mar. SD mollte tim
elm paer Gents In bic 6dnbe britfer
unb tneine We9e seben5 bent es mat
wabrbaftiS tpentg Gbre etn3ufese,t init
etnem 8url9en bon fetnert Musieben.
Gber er mtes rtein @ef9ent 3uriid,
tnb tnbeut er mt9 am aerutel fehbielt,
iagte er:
rSie haltett mid fir einen Bettler,
aber Gte iino auf benz 6ol3mege, Mr.
@reapes! @ie sic mid ba ieben, bin
i9 ettt rei6er Mann, an tem Elm gutter
3amerab unb finbiser 9opf leidt I'm
Sanbumbreben ieine tauieno Dollars
ner6ienen f0nnte. Menn es ste ,1i1i
gentrt, etn @loS nit mir at trtnfen.
70 fam i'd Sbnen ba eine re9t interei'
fante @ei9i9te er3dblen."
Da er auseuidetnli9 gang nii9teru
mar, unb ba i1 ulir rtiemals Die Sc
lesenbeit entseben laife, etne interei=
iante @efdtdte 5it b0ren, 70 gtns i'd
tptrfli9 nit ibm unb fonnte mid bait
iiber3eugerl, baB er tli9t gelogen bate.
(Gcrtfetnns foIgt).
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@aNa9e=8tuette aaer Mr
Rad nut ton Gnropa
$}tuii@enbe6Ss0Raten niebriger ais
ie 5ssippr.

SEPT 1T Bic 3eit. 9idets gu tanfen
unb 0ermanbte unb Befannte aus Der
alten 9eimatb beriiberfommen au laHen.
Wegen genauer Snformation ipenbe
man fi6 an
Ws +. 80. s. DpnnG
@eneraisp spa1agiersMgent bef MallOip
Dampfer 0inie,
523 @ali + 9ouiton 5traBe, San Nns
tonic, Seras.
Sffisieller Ngent fir ale europdis
f@en Dampfer 2inien.
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Stpti5 an gtemer8abler.

Die Gteuerlifen far bas Sabr 1925
befinben R9 iebt In meineii 9duben
unb alle Staatss uub &ount1s s@tenern
finb ieBt in neiner Office 3abIbar.
Spfe @affianp
Steaer Solicitor, 8erar @punts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-08

5m 6erbfe bes Sabres 1885
sog i'd mir ent3iinbli9en &beumatiss
mus gu, f6reibt Grau 5. $. 8anbecar,
Mortb Brand, Mi6., unb lit iiber anei
Wo@en. Cine ein3ise GIai6e ct.
Satobs Del beilte mid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-08
altlamta grpoiitipa.

Niebrise grturRtionspreiie mad ass
lanta unb aurtd finb ieBt aiif Der ssns
ternational Balm in 4raft. Megen
ndberer Nnstunft tpeubet Sud on
9. s. priee, u. 8. @. u,
Baleftine. 8eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-08
sSohn Sthott's

8u9s unb Sob Druderei,
No. 211 Horb Breia StraBe. Giibrt
ole 8u9> unb Sobs9rudereis Irbeiteu
in beutf9er unb englii9er Spra6e
aus unb liefert lDl9e BON BEN billigs
fen bis au ben fsiniten.
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,&eter" Werbremnmn8 tn MeEtfu.
auf Befebl bes itelIbertretenben Biirs
germeifers Hub tn Seracapa 10 perfos
men als Reber nerbrannt tporben. Ser
Nann bebauptet, Der Mi0e @otteS fei
ibm tn elmer auBernrbentli9en @rf9eis
nung geohenbart tpDrben.
Sobalb bic Na9ri9t In Molange,
benz 6auptort bes 9iitritts. eintraf,
begaben F9 bic Municipalbeamten nit
so 8ewafaeten nod Seracapa. mo- fie
ole 8emobner auf benz 6ffentli9en
plabe antrafen. I'm bic $riimmer
bes @efdngni1es berum pmr6en gros
teste Sdu3e aufgeflbrt. Sn benz @es
fdugniB batten BIG gum Samstag yhs
colas 9ernanbe3, Martin Ganbango,
Sole Wtanuel, CASPER 9ernanbe3,
Suau Sanos unb fein Sobn, Maria
Suana, Wtaria Wfagbalena, Maria
Conception unb Elm 4inb eeieRen. Sic
waren in ber Mttte Der Na9t aus ibs
rem 6dufern gebolt worben, ba ber
8hrgermeiifer bic Bei6ulbisung gesen
| fie erbob, He ieien Geinbe Der Stride.
@ott babe He bur9 Zen 0eiligen Self
gum Glammentobe berurtbeilt.
Ser Ba;ge.meifer er3dblte ben 8es
b6r6en nit Der gr6Bter 4altbliitisteit,
/ mas borgefalIen fei. Soft babe ers
ftaunIi9e Wunber neritbt. aur 8eitdtis
gung befen, mas Der 9eilige Geift ibnl
Chem Biirgermeifier) geoffenbart babe
sd gebor6te benz g0ttIi9eu @eboi
nnb lieB meine gonftabler antreteu.
Wir bolten biefe giinber aus ibren
8etten unb i9leppten fe, tpeinenb unf
iammernb. I'm Ountel ber Na6t ing
@efdnsniB. Nls fie tarin einsei6loi'
fen waren. befabl i6 meinen gonftab'
lern. baS @ebdube In Branb au iteden.
81 perioIen tpurben perbafiet uni
! ssfeHelt mad MfoQanse sebra6t, tpl
cine geri9tli6e unterfu9uug fattfin.
ben tpirb. Sie gauge 8en6lteruns por
$eracapa f6eint perrtidt gemorben a.
| fein. 9ie 2eute glauben fdmmtli9, bel
8drgermeiter fei bonn Nnmd9tiger
unb ben 6eiligen beauftragt morben
bie Mifetbdter su perbrenneH. Si
uollen in ben ano6enbaufen allerIe
Seilise unb uunberbare Gormen er
bliden. Die sanae @emeini6aft idein
eiu Srrenbaus unter freiem 6immel 81
| feiu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-08
ga(a,,ticciola.
aomau BON MsinboIb ortm n.
(Sortietune.)

IuI CtHC@k utuHtCUl Nv uCW QtuNuIutN>
feln bes Re6tsanmalts. @ber er nabut
iostei9 wteber ietne ernite Miene an,
,tnb inbeu er eirt Sad ieineS Sdreib>
tii6es 0ffnete, I'M bemielben elm niels
fa9 perliegeltes Bdd9en 3a entneb<
men, fubr er fort:
rSn bielem 8adet 5ollen fid nod
ber miinbltden Nusabe oes Serrn
@teape8 alle auf ben In Sraee itebens
ben Gall be3iigli9en @rtldrunsen unb
Dofumeute beftnbeu. llripriinglid
bate CT mir ieinen g8tllen babin
tunbsesebeu, baB i'd felbit TN Salle
feiues NblebenS baS 8adet 0ffnett unb
nit bem Snbalt na6 ben barin ousz
geipro1enen @eiiunsen perfabren
folfe. Uor benz Gntritt leiner letten
Geiie aber dnberte ct feline Dispoiittos
men un6 5eete sic att metue @telle.
Sd muB es Sbnen nun iiberlaiien,
ii9 nod @utbiinfen bieies eigenartigen
Dermd9tniiieS, Seiien Snbalt mir
ME eela8t -unbefannt tit, 3t beoiee
uen. Sd babe nur cine Gmpfanss,
beltdti8uns BON Sbnet alt erbitteu
tnb banit tpdre fiir mid bie @ade err
lebi9t, eS iet benr, baB @te ielbit ben
Wunid besen follten, meinen 8atb,
Der Sbnen ratiirlidb intrner CUR Bere
fiistns itebt, in Gnipru9 gu nebmeu.
Gr bate 6ubolf 6oS tpentg un,fanss
retde 8dddea iibersebeu, unb NIT
unit9erer San6 .iirtter3ei9nete Der
aanbibat bas Quittuns8fornular,
peldes man tim porleste. Gtne lebe
bafte Grresuns, eiue fait fieberbafte
uuge6ulb bate iid ieiner be11ddttgt,
unb nadbem er ftd nit einisen
ral@en @orten BON benz Re9tsantpalt
uerabi6iebete, rtef er eiue brauben por<
tiberfobrenbe Drof9fe an, ,intio idnell
als m6sli9 In ietn 6otel 3i gelangen
unb itd) tn Der Giniamfeit feines 3tms
1ners iiber ben Snhalt oteies merfpiir<
bteen tnb 9ebetmntBpollen pdd9en8
ID unterrt9ter.
Mlit ether @mpfinbuns ebrfiir6tiser
@6eu, BITE Der @e0attte an ben idben,
i9redlideu Sob feines feltiame,t Son.
W. sso ~ 1919 ~ D S,a srs,,;rre sS ~ ~. ,,,so,,
.,,h;sftsr 49, @ Nos srsss "ay ,,Sa ;bs, Sals s,st
eesenftel, mar eine Gnaabl uot ensbe>
I9riebeneit @rtefbO9eu, uno obtpobl
st.. ,sa ssas SS s;;t St W. usu
S.O'a sas .s;ssIts stsSp.D o. se % ;,s, 'S. %,.aa
s I fos's.s s t.sss = So .''".m ..sa; xsuysm
.ssx,,o yap NV. ps'' nn, ~, sarS;,sys.,
ustSaSs $500 a.. a' hss.r SD 'g o,,, ys..agIsa
os,s. sSssM. 81 ,m .ys.s yviss sra ~ W.
s.sr amf,s;.,,d,s,, MI ~ :, ss;en a,vs ~.
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Z ;si,e ~ S,,fsyf,or,Seft 81 @ S,,rJ ' MA noa aDas
- s 81 srf,.hr noITf.SnSio I os,,,o s ' -
susnr,,6 os,,ou,r.,, ns,, @ 'A.S ~, ~, | Srfss
saxnsss.y ss s' ., Iasssn s maa 'y@ rah srs s;ns
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WIZ. IT,, "a 49,. J., S.. oxa4 .:.. s.sp
:..ssss - wv. W. :" staf: ~ sa. INV Ess ss.
sM. suM.s 49, aS o:..n5.' aSs"1sss. Ss.aaa W =.
g., ,I.s ss.sa SsSan %ss. ..uusS ..s W Nv ~.
o1tss ~. .anls.gsA sas. M..ss; xusstsM 1au OsMe
W. .sss.. .o''""9a''s "a0l'sa'uua"S -
dassts. Ok 100. x ~ :.
rM Sagts roo rsI.s Magss ~ a ~
SouW ulu.sCtpeu N9ul,lutAsenJ VIC x3e'
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8ur Notis.

Wir besablen feine Srapase. Nie
@iienbabn lduft BIG In unfere gdebers
lagen. 0eBbaIb geben mir gu9 ben
NnBen bieier @riparniB In alIen Mrten
bon @etreibe, 9eu unb Gutterfoffen.
Welfu6t es unb tiber5eugt gu6. Wir
fparen @u@ ii6er @elb.
Suniet Moob So. Selepbon 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-08

@pnleD's Gegifter, gao. % NlamD
pla3a bat einen &uf fur guten altea
Wbistep, bic befen gemiidten Ges
trdnfe, feine Weine unb au8ge3ei9nete
importirte unb einbeimii9e @tgarren
unb itets fril6es Bier. Ser gigentbhs
mer. sSoe @oolep, Derifrbt fein @ef9dft.
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Ybptparapbien, &abiuet 8r6Be,
feline Nusfdbrung $1.00 per 9ubenb
BET @aIIa NAB.
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= Der betannte @baratters Oar iteller
Griebridb 9aaie feierte bieier Sage
feinen 70. 8eburtStag.
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Wsattbtes srptbers,

Gleii9er. sos gaft 5OaHou 5irabs,
2iefern bas ppr3igli9ffe 3iubs, 66af.
unb S1weinefeif1. 6 pe3iaIitff.
Sunses 4aIbfleif @. Mlle 6or-
ten bon Murft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-08

9rinft SolanS's 7aifee ; ieben
Sag frif6 gebrannt.
@auft bel Spllanb Cure q es
10 tirae, gritnen &affee &C. &c.
233 Wefs@ @on,mereesS StraBe.
SeIeDhDn 311.
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Sn 8erbinbuns bisrntit III etn
Sii@s tab Mmfterms@ artt.
SdsIi9 frii@e Slide, Muitern, MiIb,
8eiliigel aller 4rt. SeIepbDn 399.
8efellungen tperben In irgeub einsiv
Sbeile Der Stabt fret abseliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-08

Pesratbs S@etme.
Wsar 3ienbang un6 2ouiie @ill'
riantt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-08
Dr.. James Hall Bell.
MuQen= Mrtt,
Bebentenoe Bargains in 9duoereien.

Offiee: 9oleba0 8lod, 9an Mntonip
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-01
JONES LIKED THE JEWELRY.
So Took Possession Of That Owned BY
Nellie Dush and Was Arrested

NellieDush. OF Wilkes-Barre. paid the
town visit Friday night and with
George Jones, a gilded Dunmore youth
peregrinatsd around by gaslight. When
she came to her senses Saturday morn
ing her pocket-book was gone, and two
rings had been torn from her fingers.
Her money and her rings. she claimed
inventoried at $40. In addition to this
he laid violent hands on her, and her
lily-white fingers We're painfully lac
Grated.
she sWOre out a warrant before Alder
man Millar and Constable jeff Roesle.
went looking for the defendant. He
found him in the .Haty" on Penn ave-
nue.. Jones refused to be arrested and
resisted all the way along. G. Q. Car
man and Clerk Jordan had to carry
Jones into the alderman's office. For
this trouble Jones was fined S2j, and
was required to furnish ball for lar
ceny and $500 for assault and battery.
He could rot do this and was COM
mitted to the county jail. But his
father appeared Yesterday and qualified
as his bondsman and was relea sed.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-01
HAVE YOUR
SHADES EADE OF
? ROOF:
CAM BRIG
II Does Not Fade.
II Does Not Crack.
W1LLIAMS&M McANULTY
17 WYOMING AVENUE
CITY NOTES.

FarvIew Is the resort to which the Scran.
ton Liederkranz will conduct an excursion
bn July IS.
The commission Of Thomas A. Hendrick
hs postmaster Of Jermyn has arrived and
Mr.. Hendrick will take charge Of the post.
bflce today.
A roof garden social Is being talked
shout In Young Mems Christian associa-
ion circles. The affair will be held on the
Top Of the association building.
A meeting Of the Sheridan Monument
association will be held this evening IN
Senator vaushan's Office to make the
snnal arrangements for the excursion to
Lake Ariel on July Fourth. The ladies
will meet In the board Of trade rooms.
The exchanges at the Scranton Clearing
xbouse last week were: June "a, Sl12, ,GS4 OG:
kJune %. SIG, 1878; June &c. $40. 1862; June
q, $ic7.Sel.63; June 2s. sll7.C707s: June 70.
e1n .63S .01; clearings for the month, SO. .20o. :
I55.65; clearings for the week ended June
20. 1894. 81. .o33 37O.5i.
Anthony Valentine and Anthony Pea
nut. 1talIans. were released from the East.
frn penitentiary Saturday. The men were
convicted In this county Of robbing clothes
lines and were sentenced to eighteen
months imprisonment In the penitentIary.
The work OF raising the addition to the
Commonwealth building to the heigth OF
no main building II In progress.
A committee Of the past chanceIlors Of
he Knights Of Pythias OF this city met
saturday. evening In DR.. Dunnelrs office
Tor the purpose Of drawing up laws for
governing the Past Chancellor's associa-
Non, recently organized in this city. The
dvisability of inviting the Pennsylvania
rAnd lodge to meet here In August. 1896,
y which meeting DR.. Dunnen will be
!ee4ed grand chancellor Of the order, was
"a poal.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-01
FOURTH AT LAKE ARIEL,
The Programme That Has Been Pre- pared
for That Day.

The Programme That Has Bccn Pre- pared
for That Day.
Thursdays excursion to Lake Ariel
festival events OF recent years.
Preparations for the transportation of
several thousand persons have been
made and the morning trains will leave
the Erie and Wyoming Valley depot at
Cos, 100. so. S,l5, $40. 1905. il.50 In
the afternoon trains will leave Scran-
ton at Las and 2.25. Trains Will return
from the lake at l2,aO. l.i5 $50, $40. 4O3,
5.i5. Gas, 800. SAL, 80.
Thus it will be seen that there will
be no crowding to get to the grounds,
nor any to return. The active workers
will be ON hand in the morning. selling
'tickets at the depot: the table walters
and those connected with the manage
merL OF the picnic will 60 to the
grounds early and have everything in
readiness for the crowd later on.
The programme of games will begin
II o'clock. the opening number being
u game OF base bal, between the Morn
Ing Gor!es, of Dunmore. and the
A~t'NNoS' u NiS VI F.1ii, loT u purse
OF $40 and the championship of Lacka-
wanna county. James MeGuinness
viii be umpire.
game OF hand ball will next BE-
played dor u prize Of s. between Flan-
merry and Gilroy. OF Dunmore, on one
side, AMI Mcdonald and Donahoe. of
the Wes, Side. on the other. John w.
Mclean will be the referee. Then there
will be hammer throwing. first prize,
So: second, 81: hop. step and leap for a
prize of 81; sack race, two prizes. 50 and
81; fat mems race of 100 yards. prize,
a silk umbrella: dancing. Irish jig,
prizes. So and 81; and the last will be
tug OF war between teams selected from
the North and South mills of the
Lackawanm Iron and Steel company.
The literary programme will begin in
the afternoon. Attorney \. ]. Colborn,
jr.. will declaim the Declaration of In
dependence" Attorney T. V. Powderly
will deliver an Grafton on American
Patriotism" and "Sheridan's Ride"
will be recited by Emerson ID. owen. Of
The Tribune.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-01
CRAIG RESIGNED.
Did Not Want to Be the Cause Of Attacks
on Collector Grant Herring.

Ou SoibCCtOI
Deputy Collector OF Internal Revenue
William Craig resigned his position on
Saturday afternoon and IL was forth
with accepted by his superior officer
Collector Grant Herring. The latter
stated in an interview tina: this action
@. Craig was altogether unsolicited.
II has caused much gossip among the
politicians OF both parties and is taken
as an index that Colonel +. j. Fitzsm-
mons has buried The hatchet and
smoked the pipe of peace, that Craig is
the burnt Offering to propitiate the
gods.
Mr.. Herring said that Craig gave as
his reason for stepping down and ont.
Colonel Fitzsimmons' persistent on
slaught on the collector for retaining
him in office; rather than see the col
cnel through :hs columns of the Sun
day News asSail Mr. Herring ON uc-
olur. of him. Craig thought Il was due
him as Il man of honor To look for an
ether job.
John FI:Zsimmons. publisher Of the
News. sought an election last February
to the Office of alderman OF the Eighth
ward. which he had been appointed by
then Governor Pattisqn to iill instead OF
G. NJ. DeLong. resigned. W. :. Mlllar.
the Republican candidate. was elected
and shortly afterward an editorial In
the News charged Craig with soliciting
money 10 work IN John Fitzsim-
mons Interest. The subsequent physi-
cal encounters. once at the Scranton
House and again on Spruce street, be-
tween Colonel Fi,zslmmons and Craig
are too fresh in memory's pages 10 re-
qu!re rehash!ng.
The News kept up its battering ram
agatns, Craig and eventually included
Herring In it, target and the result is
THAT it has forced Mr.. Craig to resign.
The man who will succeed Craig has
rot yet been decided upon, bu, he will
be Il Scranton Democrat.
Collector Herring, William Francis
Harrt,y and $. II. Mccormick, of WILL
transport. brother OF the present at
torney general. will sail Wednesday on
the steamship New York for Europe.
They intend to remain across the her.
ring pond until September.
II the meantime Chief Deputy s. B.
Faushold will be In charge of the reve-
nue. office and he will make temporary
appointment until the collectors re-
turn.
Craig lOca ted in Scranton several
years ago and was first noticed publicly
when appointed deputy under the
shrtevalty Of ex-Sheriff Robinson. He
continued under eX-Sheriff Fahey until
the position he has now resigned was
rendered to him
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-01

Carzinto. Vt would seem. is endeavor-
Ing to shield her cousin. From the In
formation now at hand II does not seem
that Peter Parette had an active part in
the siashing.
Carzinto. who Is the most intelligent
Of the party and the best able to use
the English language. served two years
In the Dannemora penhentiary for
criminally assulting q woman In New
York state. He seems determined TO
fasten at least the greater part Of the
responsibility for the murder on Pascon
Parretto. who IL a single man. IS years
Of age. Corello IL a widower.
DernaO May Tell the story.
Dominick Dernao Is a stolid indlvld-
ual. who supports Car2into's story that
Paretto had u stiletto. II Is probable
that. through an interpreter, he Will
tell the whole story OF the trouble to-
day.
County Detective Leyshon. accom-
panied by Deputy Sheriff Ferber. went
to Jessup last evening. and after the
hearing brought the four men arrested
to this city and lodged them in the sta
tfon house for the night. Paretto and
CorellO complained of great pain from
their wounds.
The house where the battle occurred
ls a small two-story frame building.
and after the cutting 1t resembled a
slaughter house more than dwelling.
There was blood everywhere. the floor
of the dining room being covered by
large pool Of the crimson fluid.
County Detective Leyshon has the
clasp knife Of Nicholas Demarko, which
Is covered with blood. The point of the
largest blade Is gone. evidently having
been broken during the fight. He has
also case which CarZinto Identifies
as the covering 0f Parrettos stiletto.
The weapon itself could not be found
last night. A razor was also found In
The house. which Carzinto says is his
property. 1t does not look a. II IL had
a part In the hostilities.