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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-02-08

oh, why are Mary's eyes so red, and why ar,
salt tears straying
Adown the face where happy smiles were wont
to be a-playingS
What sudden grief unjustly bears upon so fai,
maiden,
Whose soul and self seem fitted less for earth
than distant Aidenn2
Has death or fate brought into naught fair
Mary's dream of mating2
All, mol Ills not SO bad as that-horseradisb
she 10 grating.
Detroit Tribune.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-02-08
Two at a bargain.

~ know I'm little irritable, John, but
IL had to live my life again I'd marry you
Just the same"
"H'm!-I have my doubts about it,
Iudv
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-02-08
THE OlMlTY GOWN.

Oh, that dear dimity gown,
That charming dimity gowni
With ruffle and pun
IL was sweet enough
To make q celibate frown.
And the girl who wore IL smiled
In such a superior way.
I'd have been a clod
Not to follow her nod
Till my senses went astray.
I've followed her forty years
In the sunshine and In the cloud.
Oh, belle Of the town
In your dimity gown,
How often you've done me proud
Old fashioned dimity gownl
Dear, dainty, dimity gown,
With the sash Of blue
And the little shoe,
You are my kingdom and crowni
Truth
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-02-08

sS- For sale by HOLLISTER DRUG Co,
523 Fort ST., Honolulu. SSH
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-02-08

ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in so
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FlG syrup co.
SAY FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Ky NEW Yoak. N.Y.
HOBRON DRUG co.
Wholesale Agents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-02-08

spect excep tprice. A rs cent pot lasts three
months. DO you tan or burn?
Mrs. Harrison's
FACE BLEACH
cures the worst case of Freckels, Sunburn,
Salowness. Moths, Pimples and all skin
Blemishes. Price Sl.00. Harmless and
effective.
ShpcyRnons hair Permanently ,emoSc6.
For special advice and book on beauty,
free address MRS. NETTIE HARRISON,
Beauty Doctor, 20 Geary ST., San Francisco.
sa- For sale by MOLLIsTER DRUG co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-02-08
NO WOMAN LIVING

Positively needs n
SKIN FOOD to
prevent Wrinkles.
whitening, drying.
ageing of the skin
and Facial Blcm-
ishes. The original
skin Food Tissue
Builder,
LOLA MON TEE
ME
Is still the best.
You will be sur
priscd and delight
ed when YOU try
this luxury - Il
luxury in every re
The advocate., 1895-04-03
Advantages Of Public Ownership.

The great English manufacturing city
Of Manchester has owned it's own mu-
nicipal gRsworkS since 1907. The city
supplies gas to 81, 900 private consumers
St 60 cents a thousand feet, besides
lighting at cost some $4,000 public
lamps. This is but one third to one-hslf
the sum charged BY private gas comps-
nies la American cities. Yet notWith-
standing MAnohester's low rates, the
municipal gas.works earned for the city
in 1893 $500,000 clear and above all ex-
penses. These profits 90 to reduce taxa
tion in Manchester and for public i'm
provsments that otherwise would not be
made, or il made, would be charged to
the individual taxpayers.
Twenty years ago Manchester began
the construction Of municipal street
railways. The city now has forty miles
Of such roads in operation and fur
nishes morning and evening transpor-
tation to working people for one penny
q rideI At the same time the roads are
rented to operating companies on
terms that pay the city 10 per cent. an
nual profits on it's investment. Glas-
gov, a. stated In q previous editorial,
has reduced fares, reduced hours of la.
Dor Of operatives, and greatly improved
and extended its streetrailWay system
Since the city bought out the railroad
companies.
Why may not American cities do like.
wise? Let the New York legislst ure
give the cities Of this state an equal op-
portunity to cheaper and improve their
transportation service by passing the
Conkling bill for q popular vote on mu.
nioipaly ownership Of streAt railroads.
II not, why notH-Nsw York Voice,
March 2L
The advocate., 1895-04-03
stole Because They Starved.


Wife and baby sick at home; no food,
not even q crust Of bread in the cup
board. These are the causes that led
George Brown to steal loaf Of bread
just left in an sFeaway at One Hun.
dEed and Sixth street and Lexington
avenue.
Brown was wandering along the
street, when he saw one Of Shuts &
Co.'s wagons stop and Fred WIGHT, the
driver, place six cent loaf Of bread in
side the iron gate OF the sresWsy.
When Wicht went into the adjoining
RreSwsy Brown stole the loaf Of bread.
He was hnrrying off towards his home,
at No. 107 East One Hundred and
Eighth street when WIGHT overlook him
and called policeman.
Brown made o resistance. II am not
q thief" he said. 81 stole for my wife
and child. I can't get work" Brown
was locked up in the east One Hundred
and Fourth street police station until
court opened.
When the attaches Of Harlem police
court heard the story they asked WIGHT
to withdraw his complaint
" can't do IT," said WIGHT. "Bread
has been stolen very frequently from
aresWsys, and ouE customers are con-
Btantly complaining, They blame the
firm, and the firm accuses me Of not de-
livering the goods. The result is we
frequently lose customers"
Justice Koch was touched by the
prisoners story. He whirled around in
his chair and RENAME d silent for few
moments. Then be SAID to WIGHT:
"That loaf Of bread ceases to be your
property after you leave it in the area
way. As the loaf Of bread which you
say was stolen does not belong to Shuts
& Co, you are not the proper complain
ant. The prisoner is discharged" "
Brown said he was plummer, but on
account Of bad health had to find other
employment. For time he worked as
q cook, but for q month he has been out
Of employment. - New York World,
March IL.
The advocate., 1895-04-03

Winter Tourists Tickets at
low round trip rates on sale from
about November 1st, good till
May 31st.
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AVISO

El que suscribs, SO ofrecs para trsduccio-
mes de frances ibaliano, al castellano y
vice vs rsa, asf como SO dedioa por ahora q
dar clsses de idioma frances eE gu casa ha-
bitsc6n, calle Salud, mum. 5.-Ponce, Enc
ro de 1895.
Arlsfstlss Ssmonpistri
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| Goudron Guyot
Cipsdas Guyot

da. su nanera de pensar lie es completa-
mente propia. En- fin, Sque me aconse ia
uSted2
-SMe permite usted preguntarle que
piensa la sefiora de Porhcete Esta seflora
tiene excelente juicio mucha experiencia,
y ademas profesa a ustedes sincera amistsd.
IA 81 diese un credito 4 la sefiora de
Porhcet mandarfa al senior de Bevallan muy
iejos. Pero la selora de Porhoe ct puede
hab'ar con mucho desahogo, porque cuaudo
ese sefior sc marche 10 ha de ser ella quien
SO case con mi hija-
Bsjo el punto de vista del csudal, ell
Sefior de Bellavan es seguramente IN parti.
do muy raro; no puede negarse esto
81 desea usted terminar femente un hcmb.e
con treinta mil duros de renta 49,
-Lo mlsmo me impoftan treinta mil du
ros que treinta tentimos, sefior Odiot: psro
no Sc trata de INF, sino de mi hija... Ahora
bien: no puedo daria un albafiil, iyerdsds
Por mi parte hubiera qnerido ser espo-a de
nm albsnil: pero 10 que hnbiese tornado mi
frlicidad no harfa tai vtz Ia de mi hiia. al
casarla dei,o atender las ideas generaimen-
te adoptadas, IN bien que las mias
-Pnes ben. s.f1ora; 81 ese Datriu onio
sgrada usted, 81 agrada especialmente Ia
No, no. no me sgrada nj tampoeo
sgrsda mi hijs es un matrimonio.
iDios mia. IN matrimonio de conyenirncia
NADIA mas.
- Debo tener en- cuenta que esta va de.
No. puesto one pido usted copseio ~
10 esfuyiese, mi hija sc epconfraria mas trsn-
quiia !. Las vaciIaciones causan aus rare.
xas. sdsmSs.
La stnsra LsToqEe ~ o .uIt6 en- In som
bra Que proyes u ba cl dosul 4ue corona .u
butaca, anfii0:
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dor que tan bien cuadra a los sentlmen-
tos verdaderos: NADIA CANADA con clio; era
sospechoso de poesia. Me suponfan qnime-
ras romanticas para tener el gusto de COM
batlrlas, me ponian en- las manos no sc
que arpa ridicula para diyertirse cortando
sus cuerdas.
Aunque esta guerra declarada todo 10
que se eleva sobre los intereses poSitiyoS y
las aridas reafidadeS de la vida no era otra
cosa que nueyo rasgo de ear -cter de la io-
ven, tan bruscamente Sc habia exagerado y
enveaenado, que al fin habia herido los co
razones que lie cram mas afectos Tn dia.
la seIiora de Porhost. cansada de aquella
satira incesante, lie dijo delante de mi:
-Hija mfa desde hace algdn tempo tie
ne usted dentro del pecho un diablo que ha-
ria usted bien en- egorcizar cuanto antes; de
otra manera, copclnira listed por formar ell
san'o trfpode con las sefloras de AubIy de
Saint Cast; 40 10 preyengo q usted. Por mi
parte creo que no soy nj he sido jam5s de-
maslado romantca: pero me agrada pensar
que existen aLn en- I'll mando aigunss almas
capaces de sentimentos geuerosos: creo en-
81 desinteres, annqne no sea mas que en- el
milo, y creo tambien en- ell heroismo, porque
he conocido heroes. Agradame ademas DIR
cantar los pajarilios en- mi jardn Y nstruir
mi catedrai en- las nnbes que pasan- Todo
csto podra ser ridieu!o en- extreme. hija
mia; pero me atreyefe q .reeordar Il ustsd
que estas iiusiones son oil tesoro del pobre,
one ei sedor 20 fenemos otras, one
somos tan originates que nj squiera nos
quejamos- ~
Otro dia, cuan4o acababa de DIR con mi
aeostumbrada impasibiiidad los sarcasmos
apenas velados de Ia joycn, su madre me
liam6 aparfe J me die:
-Seiior odiot. mi hija 10 atormehta un
POGO, 20 le ruego la dispense. Debe usted
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gulo, sin embargo levantarse sobre el talud
y ensegaida lie vimos rodar otra vez, rom
piendo las malezas su paso, despues de 10
cual comenEo de nuevo en- ell aqua, con eyi-
dente desesperaeion, su desordenada panto-
NINA Impossible contener la risa, creo que
nunca Sc habia encontrado en- fiesta igual la
seforita Laroque, que olyidando por com
pleto su seriedad, y como nnfa ebria de
uyas, hacfa resonar los ecos con carcajadas
casi convulsivas, batiendo palmas al mismo
tempo y exclamando con entrecortada yoz:
II -lMagniticol ldelictosol ipintoresco! lSal-
vator Rosa!
AL fin consigui6 el senor de Beyallan su-
bir terra frme, volyieudose entonces
hacia las personals, les dirigi6 un discurso
que el ruido de la cascade no permitia cir
claramente; pero por sus animados gestos
movimientos descriptiyos de sus brazos az.
pecto torpemente Iisuefio de gu rostro, pu-
dimos comprender que nos daba una expii-
cacion apologetica de su desastre.
-Si, senior, sf,-decfa la sefIorita Laroque
sin cesar de reir con implacable barbarie de
mujer. - Magnidco triuufol soberbo' Ides-
lnmbradori iQue usted descansel
Cuando recobro algo de su tranquilidad
ordinaria, me pregunto de que medios nos
ysldriamos para recobrar Ia barca, que en-
tre parentesis, era la mejor de ruestra foti.
lla. Prometi regresar a la maaana siguien-
te con obreros para sacarls, y enseeuida ncs
encaminamos alegremente por la pradera EN-
direction casa mientras que ell senior de
Bevallan, no encontrAndose en- traje de ma
tacion, tenfa que renunciar reanirse con
nosotros, y penetraba cabizbajo ; melauc6
leo detrAs de las rocas que bordeaban el
rio.
20 de Agosto.
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dinaria ell secreto de sus tempestades Hol-
garame de que 10 hubiese guardadoI
En- los dias que siguieron las iltimas es
cenas referidas arrapentida la joven de los
arranques de expansion y franqueza que
Sc habia entregado uu momento, dej6 caer
mas y mas sobre su frente ell tupido velo de
sltiva tristeza, desconfanza desd6n; en-
medic de las ruidosas fiestas banauetes Y
bales que Sc sucedian en- la quiuta. pasaba
como una sombra, indferente, glacial, irri
tada algunas veces; descargando su ironia
con indescriptible amargnra, va sobre los
goces mas pnros del espfritu, los qua produ-
cen la contemplation = ell estudio, va sobre
los sentimientos mas mobiles & inviolabIes
81 en- su presencia SO citaba algin rasgo
de abnegacion de yirtud 10 revolyfa en-
seguida para encontrar ell hsco del eg ,ismo:
81 Sc tsnia la desgracia de quemar deiante
de clio el grano mas peqnef1o de incienso en-
el altar del arte, 10 apagaba con desdcflosa
mano. Su rise breve, entrecorfada temi
Bile, parecida en- sns labios la burla del an
gel caido, sc esforzaha en- marchitar, dond-
quera que las encontrase las facultades
mas generosas del aima humana, el entu.
siasmo In passion. Seia yo clarameute
que esta extraf1a mania de denigrar tomaba.
aeerca de mf, pesecuci6n especial de hosti
hdad yerdaders. No comprendia, nj puedo
tampoco comprender bien ahora, como ha
bia podido MERCER esfas atenciones parficu-
lares; porque 81 bien es cierio que guarslo en-
mi pecho la nrme religion de las eosas idea
les eternas q Dios mioi tque me quedarfA
81 las perdieseD que solamente la muerfe.
podra arrancarme, no tengo nj la mas peque
ma inciinaci0n los exfasis pdblicos, mis-
admiraciones, como mis- amores, nunca i'm
portnDsr4n nadie
En- yauo 2socnraba observar con mas e.
cruPuiosidad qas nunca esa espseis dc pu
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Los amfrascratos medscos carayasos
.o., oc;o..os;os.o on, oof, oe.,<J,J

Los 171fTlScT1tOS n2eG2cOS c1T9l1G72OS
con e1ercacao en- est0 csa1ddd,
Certifcan: que han comprobado va en- Ia
practica Official, va On La particular, durant
Ia epidemia variolosa reinante en- esta ciu
dad, la ofcaeia incontestable del virus
vacuno procedente del Institute de Vacu
nacion de don Santiago Seijo instalado en-
Areciko bajo gu direccion.-Diriase que di-
cho sefior Seijo despues de un concienzu3o
detenido estudio. ha conseguido perfec-
de su fndole, el cultivo de aquel virus pro-
flactico de la viruela hasta el extreme sd
poder asegussr y a6rmar los que suscribsn
Ices resultados ha obtenido tan Gsonjeie D.
conseguido con su empleo propagation eli
exterrninio de la viruela que atsrrorizaba :
diazmaba esta poblaci6n desde hace diez y
ocho meses. No vacilando por ende los in
frascritos en- pubficar-no tan solo por me-
prensa periodical del pals ser nacesario-
del precitado Institute es superior prefe-
rible todas las demas usadas en- la isla. in
cluso la de Londres, que estadisticanente
tremo de haber conseguido la fxstulacs6n
que conste valga donde convenir pudiere
don Santiago Seijo espido la presente en-
Ponce II de Mayo de 1889.-Dr. Baltasar
lNigues Corchado-Dr. Rever6n-Dr.
Pagans-Dr. Corosas-Dr. Vidal Rios-Dr
Eliseo Font y Guillot-Dr. Juan Iglesias-
Dr.. N. Zeno Ga,sdsa-Dr. Czssnssro e. del
U0U1
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haber Observable que su caracter ha sufrido
bastante alteration desde hace algt1n tempo.
En- efecto; la sefIorita parece algo mas
preocupada que antes-
-iDios mio! no le falta razon; sc acerca
ell momento en- que ha de tomar una resolu-
ci6n muy grave, y precisamente en- estas
circunstancias es cuando mas Sc altera su-
fre ell caracter de las j6venes.
Inclineme sin responder, y la sefIora Laro-
que continno diciendo:
-Consideramos a listed como un amigo
de la familia este tftulo le agradecere
me olga que piensa del sefior de Beyallan.
u FL seffor de Bevallan, sefora Creo
que posee considerable candal, aIgo inferior
| al de listed, pero considerable sin embar go:
| treinta mil duros de renta pr6ximamente.
81; pero como ju7ga usted su persona,
su car, cters
Sefiora. ell sefior de BeyalIan es 10 que
Sc acostumbra lamar cumplido caballero
NO earece de talento, pasa por honbre
agradable
- Pero cree usted que hara feliz mi
hija
No creo que la haga desgraciada. Sn
caracter no es maIo
-iQne he de hscer, Dios mio, No me
agrada por complete ). pero es ell iinico
que no desagrada absolutamerte Marga-
rita adernss. lhay tan poccs hombres
que tengan treinta mil duros de renta. Ha-
ce dos @ tres afos que ros asedian literal
mente los pretendiepfes 10y ya es hora
de concluir... 70 one encnentro eDferma
pnedo faltar el mejor dia- mi hija que
daria sin protection - como este matri
monio reunira todas las circunstancias cor.
yeEientes y 10 aprobara eli mundo. seria eul-
pable yo 81 me opnsiese 4 I'll. Va - me
acusa dc inspirar mi hija ideas romaIfi-
cas- -. Ia serdad e que no le inspire ma
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OCTAvIo FEUILLET
LA NOVELA
UN JOV IN PO B R B
OCTAvIo FEUILLET
(Continuaci6n)

Por otra parte, la risa es tan facil como
natural despues de los temores afortunada-
mente disipados, por esta raz6n, nj uno
solo de nosotrcs dej6 de entregarse 4 franca
algeria en- cuanto vimos al senor de Beva-
Ian fuera de la barca; y mas atiu porque ell
detalle mas desagradable verdaderarnente
-yeDfa completar en- aquel momento su in
fortunio. La ribera que habfa saltado
presentaba h1meda y escarpada pendiente
y apenas puso ell pie en- ella, resbal6 Y cay6
de espaldas: por fortuna tenfa a sn alcance
algunas ramas fuertes, y Sc cogio & elias
con ambas manos freneticamente, mientras
agitaba las piernas, cual furiosos remos,
dentro del aqua, que en- aquel punto teLia
poca profundidad
Como habfa desaparecido hasta La mas re-
mota sombra de peligro. ell espectaculo de
aquel combate era sencillamente ridfculo, y
supongo que esta cruel idea daba los es-
fuerzos del sefior Bevallan desordenada pre-
cipitacion que retardaba el exito. Consi
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AL in me ha reEslado esta alma exlraor-
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EMPRESA DE COCHES
SALVADOR PRATS
MAYAGUEZ

Hace viajes entire Mayagiez y
Yauco y Mayagtiez y Aguadilla, y q
los demas pneblos del Oeste, como
Las Marias, Maricao y Cabo rojo.
Para obtener un fete basta pedir-
10 con tres horas de anticipation.
Mario 8 de 1895. m alt
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HO I e.
INTERNATIONAL
PORT AU PRINCE. HAITI

81 propietario qae suscribs "frece las c6
modss = ve,.tladas hab:tacones de est
Hotel 4 todos les pue, torriquenos extran
geros de transito estadia fla en- Fl ,itf.
En- el ests blecimieLto se habla ing s
frances, espanoi 6 italiano. Trato culto; ser
vieio escogido.
Tenemos sucursal en- Il aristoc atico cam
po de Thor (Bizot6p) para los pasagero
ell fermos que seran tratados Gen esmerad,
soiicitad.
r. GoNzALo MARIN
Euero % de lS95.
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Para mas nformes drigirse Consgnaros plaza
BREGARo Co
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20 | Euero % de lS95.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-09

Ell NJ L. viaje del da tomara
Espaha bordo Puerto Rico decto
da de alguno
6 de Herrera ve del % tomara Epana boa
Puerto decto sale de gual dia
ne
En- La cuantenaria des e 1 de Mayo 80 de setie
b, ad todo los de pjero sol
lamente Santander.
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! AUSUBO ! AUSUBO /!

Vigas de X 5, 4 6y 5 10 alfagfas
de X ). Estantes de ausubo de Al va
ras. Surtido general de maderas de la
Florida, tablas de todas olases demas
efectos para construction.
L. P. DORA & ca
Playa--Pouce Noyembrs q de 1894
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-28
TAYLOR.

Miss Rachel Davis. a nurse at the
Lackawanna hospital. was a visitor In
this place.
Miss Libbie Powell of Olyphant. was
calling on friends here the forepart of
the week.
An excellent entertainment was given
at the Calvary Baptist church last
evening by the Young Peoples society
Mrs. George Wicks and Mrs. William
Davenport are visiting in York state.
Rev. Mr.. Leacock. of Dunmore. will
occupy the pulpit of the Methodist Epis-
copal church tomorrow evening.
A party was given in honor Of Daniel
Dougherty. the well-known and popu-
lar proprietor of Dougherty's hotel, at
Rendham. on Thursday evening by the
Taylor Silver Comet band. There was
a large number of Mr.. Dougherty's
friends from this and other places pres
ent. and We're most pleasantly enter
tained by the host and hostess. Dane
ing was the principal feature which
occupied the attention of the young
people. There were other amusements
which We're indulged in. The band
furnished the music for dancing. and
Daniel Lewis acted as prompter.
A valuable and handsome parlor
stove was received this week by the
dSSoSltttioi iOi th'h ies'i
in November from the Scranton Stove
works. There have been other dona-
tjons of lesser Importance received.
and everything points ITO a most sue
cessful undertaking.
Miss Maria Thomas, who has been
spending her vacation in New YORK
city has returned home.
John j. Oliver, aged IS years, died at
his home in Rendham on Thursday
evening. He leaves wife and family
to mourn his loss. He was a highly
respected Citizen, and his death is gem
orally mourned. The funeral will oc-
cur Sunday afternoon in Jermyn.
Stephen Lewis, of Barbertown. was
injured in Jermyn No. 2 yesterday
about the head.
Andrew Doles is recovering from the
injuries he received this week by fall
ing from street car.
DR.. ]. s. Porteus' horse, Maud l.. won
the second prize in the races at Lewis
burg on Thursday in the $50 class. 1t
came in first in the first heat and third
in the following two. The first heat
was made in 2.26.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-28
BRIEF NOTES.

Services for atonement day were held
last evening in the Jewish temple, on
South Washington street.
The Republican city committee held
an important meeting last evening and
talked over the political situation.
The present scarcity of water Is a
great argument for the chemical en-
gine.
A handsome collection of Masonic
badges owned by Frank IIarned are be-
ing exhibited In Hagenbaugh's win
dows. on North Franklin street.
Detective Baur saw Frank Kelley IN
Sunbury the day he ran away. He did
not stop Kelley, as he then knew moth
3ng of the crime.
Robinson will be sentenced today for
the murder of Barney Reick. It is
Thought that his sentence will be about
the same as that of Hendricks.
The house Of James M. Roberts, in
Georgetown. took fire yesterday, but
by good work the bucket brigade sue
ceeded IN extdnguishing the flames be
fore much damage was done.
Thomas Snee, while loading sand yes
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-28
AvOCA.

Miss Agnes Powers, of Pittston, was
visitor at the Gibbons residence on
Thursday evening.
]. S. HilerGan, cf West Pittston, was
visitor DIN town last evening.
The township supervisor has begun
building a'butments for new bridge
at Dupont.
Mrs Newton Hoskirs returned home
last evening after spending few days
with friends in PittSton.
Miss Jennie Poole, of Wilkes-Barre,
returned home last evening after
pleasant visit with Mrs NJ. Bosley.
Messrs. James Boase, Charles Bosley,
John Wcd,1ell and Thomas Burns, rep
resenting the Sons Of st. George OF this
town. were guests of Sons OF st. George
Of Parsons last evening.
Rev. "A. ]. Wesley and John Connor
returned last evening from the meet
ing of the presbytery at Montrose.
The Sons of st. George Of Parsons
will be the guests of the Avoca lodge
this evening at their rooms, In O'Mal-
ley's hall. The Parsons lodge will pre-
sent the recently acquired flag to the
home lodge. Refreshments will be
served and an interesting programme
will be rendered.
Miss Anna Callahan Is in New York
making her fall and winter purchases
of millinery.
Williams Jennings and Johon ].
Doran are spending their vacation in
New York city.
Mrs. G.. A Kennedy Is visiting friends
in Susquehan ma county.