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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-02
MARRIED OR SINGLE.
John Lofdahl Makes Some Contra
dictory Statements in the
Police Court.

A few days ago warrant was sworn out
in Judge Campbell's court for the arrest OF
John Lofdahl, on the charge of betrayal
under promise of marriage. The complain
ing witness was Emilia Johnson, pretty
young girl.
Lofdahl was brought from jacksonville
Sunday by Policeman Geimann and yes
terdav morning appeared in court. LOT
dahl's attorney told the Judge that he was
willing to marry the girl and she also ex-
pressed her willingness. Just then man
rose and said that Lofdahl had a wife and
family in Sweden. He announced himself
as Lofdahrs brother. When questioned by
the Judge Lofdahl denied that he was mar
ried and he and his attorney and the COM
planning witness, accompanied by an Of
ficer, went to get the necessary license.
On the way Lofdahls attorney warned
him that if he was married and swore he
was single man he would get himself into
more serious trouble. This frightened him
and the party returned to court, where
Lofdahl confessed that he had wife sin
Sweden.
This put a new complexion upon the
case and Lofdanl was remanded till July 8
to enable the prosecution to make proper
inquiries as to whether he is married or
single.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-02

walks on Taylor street, between Clay and
Sacramento: lay stone sidewalks on Ber-
nard street, between Jones and sIeaven-
worth; pave with bitumen the crossing OF
Twenty-fourth and Capp: lay a sewe. in Va
lleio, between Devisadero and BrodeFfck; lay
stone sidewalks on the south side of Turk; near
Van Ness avenue; lay stone sidewalks on Te-
hama: between Fourth and Fifth; la.y:-stone
sidewalks on Vallejo, between Octavia and La
guna; lay stone sidewalks on Octavia, between
northwesterly angular corner of Vallejo and
Octayia; lay stone sidewalks corner of Vallejo
and Laguna; lay stone sidewalks on Jones, be-
tween Union and Hilbert; lay stone sidewalks
corner of Green and Mason; lay stone side
walks on Lexington avenue, between: Eigh-
tenth and Nineteenth streets. %.
City and County Attorney Creswell, report
ing that the alley from Julian avenue to Gale
donna alley had never been dedicated asa pub
lie highway -.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-02

and the evidence showed that Davenport
had been making money and that in my
efforts to locate his mandatory | had
given Fresh money to buy counterfeits
from him.
1.-THE first time Fresh went to Davenport
the latter said he had no counterfeits, but
that he would go to his forge in the noun
tains and make some. He tried to get
Billy Flaugher to go with him, but the
latter got scared and would not go. Then
Davenport said he would make them in
his own house. This he did and Fresh
bought quantities from him and turned
them over to the authorities, afterward
giving Davenport half of what he was sup
posed to have got for them. The coiner
was caught almost in the act by United
States marshal Grady and his deputies
and all his paraphernalia was seized.
when caught,h davenport said: so you
have got me again. Well eight years ago
l pleaded guilty, and got off with two
years, and I'll try the same dodge again.
Then he told of the Jennings S. outfit in
the mountains, and said he bad helped
them on several occasions, because they
did not know how to plate their goods.
When taken to Portland, the counterfeits
found upon Wolford Reid were shown
him, and he said they had been made by
the Jennings boys and himself
"All this was put in evidence, but when
we put the Jennings boys on the stand to
identify the money, the Judge wouldn't
admit it. District Attorney Murphy said
he wanted to show that Davenport had
been a long time in the business and had
taught others. His Honor would not listen
to the argument, and said the Government
had not made out a case, and that further
more its detectives had employed Fresh to
solicit Davenport to make the counterfeits.
He admitted it was crime for the pris-
oner to have made counterfeits at Fresh s
instance, but that it would be against pub
lie policy to convict him. On that ground
he would not admit testimony that went
to show previous crimes on the part of the
prisoner. The Judge then ordered the
clerk to prepare verdict and instructed
the foreman of the jury to cast the vote for
acquittal
This was done, but District Attorney
Murphy at once had Davenport arrested
for making counterfeit S. pieces This
riled his Honor, and with a great deal OF
warmth he ordered the prisoner released
on MS own reeognizance. Turning to me
he said that the Marshal, urged on by
Secret Service Agent Harris, was attempt
ing TO defeat his purposes, but that be
would see to it that they were not success.
full. Davenport, ore of the most danger
Gus counterfeiters in the West, was set free
and came home. 1t was a remarkable
trial"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-02
THINKS SCHEEL WILL PAY.
Secretary of the Musicians Union Says
There Will Be No Disaf-
fectiOns.

1t has been currently reported that there
was much dissatisfaction among the mem
bers of the Musicians Union on account
of what many think an unjust verdict in
the case of Professor Scheel. While many
sympathize with the distinguished must
clan, there is not the slightest probability
of a schism in the ranks of the union on
this account. They like Scheel, but they
are loyal to their pledge.
There is not the slightest truth in the
report that Scheel will be able to obtain
thirty-two members of the union to join
him, SO that he can carry out his contract
with the Mechanics Institute" said the
secretary of the Musicians Union yester
day. while many feel for him deeply
they are not foolish enough to allow their
sympathy to get the better part of their
judgment. Should such thing happen
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-02

they would find themselves in Scheeis
power, and this they realize. -,
II think the whole matter will be settled
tomorrow by Scheel paying up what ne
owes. At least that is the general teeilng
here now.
'Scheel has had his agents working
among the men, endeavoring to create dis-
lrtely no encouragement. L. NJ. Ritzau is
the name of one of the parties and charges
were preferred against him to-day. am
not at liberty to give the name of ScheeIs
other agent yet, though think the whole
matter will be settled tomorrow"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-02
Methodist Preaohers, Meetine.

Rev. S. D. Simons read paper on per
sonal "reminiscences" in which he dwelt
upon spiritual as opposed to natural ex-
periences, at the Methodist preachers
meeting yesterday.
Rev Frank NJ. Day of Hillsboro, n.
Mex, made brief address. He is spend
ing two weeks vacation in San Fran
cisco, and said that sixteen years ago,
when he was a boy setting type on the
Alta, he was converted at a Methodist
preachers meeting. He said that Sabbath
desecration is a great obstacle to effective
church work in New Mexico, and holds
the mine-owners, who require work on
their properties on that day, responsible.
Mr.. Larson, pastor of the Danish Nor-
wegian church. announced that the church
building would be completed in thirty
days and that services would be held there
after that time, although the dedication
would be postponed until the return of
Bishop Goodsell, who is in New York.
The meeting adjourned until the first
Monday in August.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-02
MURDER OF MooRHEAD.
Edward Magner Held to Answer Before
the Superior Court.

Eowaro Wagner Held to Answer Before
the Superior Court.
The preliminary examination of Edward
Magner on the charge of murder was held
before Judge Joachimsen yesterday, and
after hearing the evidence the Judge held
him to answer before the Superior Court
without bail.
On the night of June is Magner was in
Comiskey's saloon, Is East street. He had
been drinking heavily and was in quar-
reisome mood. He and Pete Collins got
into row and were going outside to
night, when Moorhead went between them
III the character of peacemaker. Magner
plunged knife into his abdomen and ran
out OF the saloon. Moorhead was taken
to the Receiving Hospital and expired in a
few hours: Magner surrendered himself
next morning and denied knowing any
thing about the matter. but admitted that
he was so drunk that he had no recollec-
ton OF being in Comiskey's saloon.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-02

If you should hear that In place to which you
are going malaria is prevalent. To the air poison
which produces chiIls and fever bilious, remittent
and dumb ague there is a safe and thorough anti
dote Sand preventive, viz, Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. The great antmalaral specific is also q
remedy for bifiousness, constipation, dyspepsia,
rheumatic and kidney trouble, nervousness and
debility.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-02
Illegally selling Fir..rac,,.r.

Fire Marshal Towe went into the store OF
Laon seung, 4l41z o'Farrell street, yesterday
ana purchased two packages of firecrackers for
8 cents. He astonished the Chinaman by
placing MN under arrest He drove him to
for selling. irecrackerss without q permit
from the Chief OF the Fire Department or o
license from the License Collector.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-02
Presbyterian ministerial Union.

The Presbyterian Ministerial Union
elected the following officers yesterday
Rev. G. B. D. Stewart, president; Rev.
Duncan Munro, vice president; Rev. James
Woodwork, secretary and treasurer. The
topic of discussion was 1.-THE coming of
the Lord" Rev. James Woodwork opened
the discussion. He said that Christ had
already come twice, in the resurrection
and the incarnation, but the kingdom of
God can be FASTENED by means of the secu-
of Gods people.
DR.. Alexander will be the chief speaker
at the next meeting of the union.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-02

The only safe way is for the cook to have
the finest things to work with, and the
Royal Baking Powder is not only the finest
put the most economical leavening agent
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-02

There is no baking powder which pro-
duces such sweet and tasteful food as the
Royal Baking Powder
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-02
Lecture by DIR. Gunsaulus.

DR.. F. W. Gunsaulus, the noted Chicago
divine, will deliver lecture at Plymouth
Congregational Church on Saturday even
inp
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-02
Charged with burglary.

w. J. Sandborn was booked at the City Prison
yesterday by Policemen Reynolds, Donovan
and Drew on the charge of burglary. He is
charged with entering the house of ]. Nelson,
1920 Sacramento street, on June % and steal
ing some jewelry and money. He was seen to
enter and leave the house by some young men
who went to school with him. Sandborn is %
years of age and has been arrested several
times before.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-02
Reception to a Chinese Physician.

A reception will be rendered to DR.. HUI
King Eng, recent graduate of the Phlla-
delphia Medical College, at the Central
Methodist Episcopal Church this evening.
This Chinese lady is said to have won high
honors in her alma mater.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-02

Special attention givers to Country Orders.
Aloays: send money apih order. Satisfdc-
ton guaranteed. -.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-02
Don't Get scared

The Mennonites have 17,078 members
and 1877 churches. valued at $317, 045.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-02
CHEESEMAN'S Specific Mixture

,, WIN this remedy persons can cure themselves
change In application to business. The medicins
contains nothing that is Of the least injury to the
Son1,.tuson' AK your druggist for it. Price 81
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-02

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DS.OUs w -
Reduced from $500 and $500.
PIoUE DRESSES finest quality .....:4.Q A 80
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10, w i -
Reduced from 5000 and $500.
ALL WOOL TAN COVERT CLOTH
DRESSES. big sleeves. and wide 0 < 90
skirts " -
Reduced from $12.5O.
ALL WOOL NAVY AND BLACK:
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IMPORTED SCOTCH MIXED CLOTH
JACKET DRESSES, all wool, grayae Z 90
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-02

SCOTCH MIXED CLOTH. JACKET q. @ 90
DRESSES, llwool. fine goods. !. =. DID, -
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-07
@apue Scuntp.

Soncsbale. Damen Der bsut'
iben 2utb. 8irde tperben am ndbiten
Wittpod, ben IL. Stunt, Elm Social"
abbalten.
- 9afor Wm. DaFel bereiniste am
Dienitas 4benb SRI. glisabetb @iebrsr
unb Srn. Rcab Sruner su einem gbe'
paar.
Durd bic grploFon elmer alien
SIinte, bic Daniel Sartman bon Smitb
Sia am Wontas unteriuhte, erbislt
Sartmann i4limme 8srIebunsen i'm @e'
Ii1te.
= GbarIes Golebatb. Ser Waidinih
su SarpIeip, sIitt am lesten 9Onneritap
pdbrenb er bic 9ampfmaidine buislbf
pubts, aus unb iein redtsr Irm tpurbs
in Der Waidine sefanssn unb 70 i6Iimn
Serlest, pab ibm berielbe absenommsr
iperoen mubte.
- @Gbreno am Dpnnerfas 4bent
Sreb. Smitb bon SeeIeppiae bon Sara
pietp auf Der @rapitp Sabn beimfsbrte
fedte er obsrbalb go. Q 1einen Sop
aus benz 5enitsr, Der nit elmer Stsin
mauer in Seribrune fam. tpoeurd e
einen idIimmen Sddbelbrub erlitt
Sine Operation purbe am Sreitas al
ibm oOrsenommen unb man bcfft ibn an
Geben Su erbalten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-07
Da6 xbal abmdrt6.

Sablor.-9er Sturm am Sonntaa
mar bier iebr fart cine tpsrtbboae 2ub
oes 8. S. Wo.san tpurbe pom 8liBs se.
tDotet.
- Die 8eerbisuns bon Srau SopsIls,
Satin beS 8aitor SoipeIs. ipsI6e am
5amtas plDBli8 on Der Salliudt itarb,
fano am Dienitas Na9mittas itatt.
- 6eIesentli4 Der S6Iiebuns Der
Iaplor Borough S6uIen am Wontae
bielten beinabe ale 2ebrer in ben umIies
senben @dloern fur bic S6dlsr 9ic
Jics ab uno Der Gag tpurbe in anssneb.
mer Weiie berlebt.
- Gin pferb Ses Rsb. Sobn 2ousbern
unb zines bem Batrid Sealep ssbbrsnbes,
tpuroen am Sreitae 4beno bon ibren rsip.
gisentbimern gum &aiben freiseIaisn
uno beiDe iinb felt Der 3sit psridpunosn.
- GbarIes Sub bon GREENWOOD mar
am Sonntas betrunten unb iplrte ben
Duiel nod am Diontas Nbenb, benn er
ersriff cine sSIinte uno banbbabte fs Ian,
sere 3eit in duberit sefdbrIidsr 8eiie
er entiblob iid enblib auf bic 8oritsq,
uns bon Anpsienben, bic Slints ipsssa
itellen unb in oemieIben Dioment entlut
iie ii4. ibm eefdbrIide 8erIebunsen i'm
unterlsib unb Der Sdfte beibrinsenb.
Ser l6iabrise Senrp Miasr, nabs
Der Siblep Wine pObubuft. ertrant an
Donneritae ipdbrenb benz 8aoen in BEN
8eierpoir. tpel6es bic Mine nit Wafe,
periorsi, inbem er bon &rGmpfsn befaler
ipuroe unb ianf, ebe SdIfe fam. Srau
Dliaer bebauptet, bab ibr Sobn bon an,
bsren anweienben Sunsen in bas @aFe,
seitoben tpuroe, bod bic Goroners.8e'
ittporenen saben elm 8erOiit auf ,ufdI'
liBes @rtrinfen ab.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-07
Sunmcre.

- Ditto 9erabo, Der in benz Roia
DtOrofaae betupnt tpurbe. bat einsn offe.
men 8aferpes auf sipsi bon ibm seeis.
neten 2ois uufeefiilIt unb bic 'soI9e 1T,
bab oas 8aiier iid in Pfdsen formt uno
bic Strabe iiber iiutbet ba er oas nebel
nidt beieitisen nil, bat ibn baS Borough
Iesten Srsitas pertIast.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-07
Scrant tDn
SpAt= Sanf,
122 @bomins slbenne,
Scrantpn, pa.

Oas dlteite Spar.Snititut I'M nore-
Oitliden 8enniDluanien.
5ames Blair. Brdfoent.
Q. B. Briee. 8be 9rdi
3. 6. Q d6fer, Gaiiirer.
v. 3. Blair aifit. GafIirsr.
Sbeo U. Straub, Seller,
0ireftoreu:
Samss Blair. @. 3. grice,
Geo. 8 eatIin. 8rart W. Spenesr.
a.B. Blair. Sames arhbaIb,
B. 8. Sennsbb 0ewitt 6. Blair,
Bm. 8 Sieiel Sas %. Saiforo.
itiibrt Elm oqsemeinss 8dnfssiddft.
Stellt Bedfel jabIbar in lr9sno einem SbeiIc
Der @eIt aus.
9ro,eut Sntereffen auf 9epoFtsn bSablt
lin Sunbfdaft ulro gsbetsn.
Offen Samitas slbenbS bon Bis 8 llbr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-07
Ssbe 0arfer Nctisen.

Ssbe Varfer Nottsen.
= 8oIisiit Coma DAP unb SrI. Mar I.
saret eross tpureen am Oienitas Mittas
getraut.
- Serr NiidaeI Stumm bon Samps
ton Strabe bat iein Gisentbum burb
peri6leSene 8erbeferunsen peridBnern
Iafen.
= Die SorIuse sur 8epiuisans bon
81 900 fir elm SoipitaI auf Der @ehIeite
pailsrte am Oiontas in Sarrisburs spsits
Geiuns.
- Ser SeueraIarm am Wittipob
Dtittd8 iparb burd bas Gieberbrennen
oeS 8aunes Der WaIonep Del Gompsnie
on Wleribian StruBe peruria6t.
- gu isber Seit fDnnen nnfdae Elm.
treten, tpie 8errentunssn. Aueti6unsen,
etc. ct. Safobs Del aber tpirb ALE
Sbmer3en beiIen.
= Gin 9ferb bes @ontraftors Hidarb
Gastpea tpurbe am Wontas an Sab
Uiain Ipenue bon ber Sibe iibertpGItist
unb itiirste tobt nieber.
-Sobn Sobnion srbieIt am Dienifaa
i'm SSoe Barf Sdadt bur6 einen Sal
bon 8oblen cine serbrodsne &nielaeibe
unb sine 8erIebuns am 8Opfe.
- @iliam Gonnoap bon 8eaebue III
am Samitas fir oreibis Sage mad bem
Gountp @efdnanib seianbt iporben, tpeiI
er ieinen Sater in brutaIer 0eiie mibs
banoelt batte.
- @m. Uiabben bon Sdb BROMLEY
4penue erbieIt am 0tittipod bel 4uf
iteaen bon Dampffefeln am Spoe Bart
Sdadt einen SAL pom 8eriit, babel
einen 8einbru6 erleibenb.
@iqiam gleipep bon 9ebnter
Strabe, periebte am Sonntas Diorsen
in Der Irunfenbeit ieiner 5rau einen
DfeHeriti4 ms 9elidt unb tpurbe ipater
bon Der PoIsei arretirt unb einsetedt.
-0is Ssrren Gbas. asber bon Samp.
ton Strabe unb Sreb. Smith bon Rorb
Rebecca 4penue iperben ben bielisen
SDbnen bon 8eteranen Gamp aIS Deles
eaten bel benz Ytitte bieiss WonaiS in
aaentoipn itattfnoenben Staatsconpsnt
oes Srben8 pertreten.
Ser SIoipade Intonio 3initis, an
Siamore 4penue tpObnbaft. ipuros am
Samitas gia6mittas nabe Der Wst
2afapanna Apenue tpdbrenb benz Sob.
lenIeien BON einem 3use setroifen unb 10
idlimm perIsbt, oab er an Sonntes i'm
2adaipanna SOipital itarb.
8abrenb bic fIeine RadeI aeipis
bon Roro 5iamore 4penue IeBten Dons
nerita9 nit einem brennenben Saufen
Strob ipielte, finsen ibrs 8Ieioer
Seuer, iie erbieIt aber eIiidlideripeiie
nur leidte 8ranotpunben; mebrere 3us
i6auer erbieIten beim 26i6en Der 8Ieiosr
idmersbafte Wunben an Sdnben unb
9eiipt.
-Sames WcgddoIas, iein l6 Sabre
alter Sobn 8obert unb feline l9 Sabre
aIte Io6ter Warp, ipurben am Samtas
Ha6t in ibrer Dobnuns ON IA. SNabe
bon einem anoeren Sobne, Wartin, "a
Sabre, nit einem GaidenmeEer fdIimm
oerIeBt. Batter unb Sobn paren beibe
betrunfen unb lebterer tpolIte bem 8ater
ieinen MonatsIobn ni6t ausliefern.
Wartin entfernte iid unb tranf ausens
ideinli6 nod mebr, benn oils er ipater
beimfebrte mar er baIb psrriidt unb sriff
ieinsn Batter an; bic beioen anbersn
8inber tpuroen ipdbrenb fe ibrem 8ater
Sdlfe Ieifen tpolten, berleBt. Die 80,
lisei tpuroe berbeiserufsn, bod Sa feline
NnfIase eeeen ben Datberi1 Martin
sema1t ipurbe, Derfolste ibn bisieIbe
nibt. 0icgi6olas tpurbe am Wlontag
Abenb auf 8etrieb bon 4oliseidef Simp.
ion arretlrt uno obne 3ulafuns bon
Sdrsidaft benz @efdnsnib iiberipieien,
um ben 8erIauf ber g8unben ieines
8aters abautparten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-07

-Die Serren @bas. 9sber bon Samp.
ton Strabe unb Sreb. Smith bon ylort
Rebecca Gpenue iperben ben biefser
SDbnen bon 8eteranen Gamp aIs Dele.
saten bel oem Witte bisies NonaiS in
slaentotpn itattfinoenben Staatsconpeni
beS SroenS pertreten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-07

- Wiaiam Netpep bon Sebnter
Strabe, periebte am Sonntas Dtorsen
in Der 9runfenbeit ieinsr Srau einen
Weheritid in's @efdt unb tpurbe ipdtsr
bon Der BoIi3ei arretirt unb einseitsdt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-07

Ser SIotpade Intonio 3initis, al
Siamore Ipenue tpobnbaft. ipurbe an
Samiiae Nadmittas nabe Der 8ef
2adapanna Apenue tpabrenb benz Sob.
lenleien bon einem 3use setrofen unb #
idlimm perlsBt, bab er am Sonntes in
2adapanna Soipital itarb.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-20
Ar CH8ACO.

On Friday Borough Attorney Batten-
bury certified to court that vacancy
exists on the board of borough audi
tors, and asked that an appointment
be made. Contrary to the custom IN
vogue here he did not ask for the ap-
pontment Of a specific person, ana the
court will properly be allowed To name
whoever 1t sees fit. The vacancy Oh
the board has been caused by the res
ignation OF Mr.. O'Horo, who Is now q
school director. 1t is said that there
are several aspirants for the position.
A special meeting OF the board or
trade will be held this evening. 1t Is
hoped that all the members Will be
present as IL iS expected that important
business will come before the meeting.
Misses Alice aud Sarah O'Connor. of
Wayne street, leave today to visit reia-
tives in New York city.
The marriage OF Miss Norah Butler.
formerly of this borough. but now of
Scranton, to Anthony Mullen, OF the
latter place. is announced to take place
on the 2Sth inst. The ceremony will
be performed in st. Thomas church.
Miss Sarah DOherty and Marcus Nc
Donald. Of the East Side. will also be
married soon.
Mrs. Martin Langan and son. John, of
Wayne street. will visit friends In Phil
adelphia during the week.
Miss NiaCarthy. of Fermoy, Wayne
county, Is being entertained by the
Misses Annie and Ellie Lane, Of the
East Side.
Miss Jennie Kearney has returned
from a pleasant vacation spent at Lake
Ariel.
The Father Mathew society Is meet
ing with great success selling tickets
for their grand excursion on the 26th
inst.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-20
Dr.. B. Smith, HE MQQDeIc PhvSiCi0n

DR.. Smith and staff still continue to
make the most wonderful cures by the use
Of magnetism. People from all parts of
the country have come to those doctors
with all sorts Of chronic diseases and have
been cured after being given up by other
physicians. II your complaint Is curable
they can cure you: II not they will tell
vou 50. Many n poor sufferer who had
been living In despair and hopelessness for
months. have been restored to good health
aad happiness by receiving magnetic
treatments from DIR. Smith and stan. If
you are suffering with any kind Of COM
plant go and consult with these doctors.
1t costs you nothing and may be your SAL
walton. II you are q sufferer from some
old, chronic complaint that you have been
doctoring for months or years without re-
lief, now is your chance to get cured.
Ovarian and fibroid tumors. epilepsy. hys-
terra, female weakness, constipation.
piles. dyspepsia, structure. .mpotency, mel.
ancholy. fstula. and hundreds Of other
complaints have been cured by magnet
ism. Do not be skeptcal and hang back.
but go at once to sos Linden street, oppo-
site the court house. Consultation free
from to daily except Sundays. Tues.
days and Fridays from Q a. m. to 9p. m.