davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

par let nof at 8iette, buOrfor be HeRe gsauteoOOs par af
benns 6Iasie. '
Don Hamons 9cnsiueu5eb for ben meritanRs Sao tunbe
Dog oslaa srunOe fs pau minSrs Opbsiebe Motiuer maafte
9apoe DC 5000 arsaturer nos.t bern,eb at aisre. gntsn bet
par laa eller lite, tunSe ies imioIertib lite fs., heller lite
opbolot l9 mig meo at srunbe bsrouer. Oct uar blot ben
neunte Satntns bans inutte Oatters grep, Ium betiaI.
tlseOe mig, os etbUsrt al bine 9iIIaIbe uor Msuina.n Iiae
tIar.
Oct fsIssnSe par i~mioertiO iss iaa eanite tpb,liot. -
Sen frpsteOs 9jGit benOes 6ubers 5us. - Bar bet Siurra
eur ifte2
gifnOf uar ban .bsuOes Setter, os Der tunSe usoet uel
pGre en- anosn 9iGf, iOm is life BapSs feet; men mar len
tantte paa bans SpfsrieI ben foresaaeube 8aa poo be
preSe Orb OS Sltffe, iom ban beupenbts til SfoIina - pou
9enOss ~Slsnlpnlt9s 6rpst for BAN. Tom is til ben SIutnino.
at BON uauatte pars ben 6enOe, Don Rauon %frpatebe. Sos
laa Sattsrei frpsteOs banr. - "9imnteIen sipe, at bun ifte
tilise mau elite ham,"
Ostte par min tauie Bon, nssOsns ies al, pSsrs Ga fom til
DC fSits sinisr bet Bafis itrsune grep. Der ,unS. Icoo,s
en- ooebe!t Sstponins benz, os ON is uotpb.Ss Dem RET.
tunOe Stbsn aIsne uHe. Waaufte par bet min. 0nItr INN
altfor msset lsSsSs mine Ganter; men imioIertio par bet m.p
ct trrimferenOe 6ierts, at leg res uo al gOrtsn.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18
cpFrifter for 9iaapnins al chers.

giters.9resiine. - Salb en- Quart to0eute
8anb en- liben 8asieroQe, Us iau en- Chart meb goo feo
Ofelf. Seri rbres en- qbstop fnufte Graders meo Pepper
pg Salt efter Gns Snaa. Naur iaa bette foyer, bar man
en- Quart sUbe, frtife Offers oeri, us rsrer usl ON, iaa be
life iuioer fig. 9u BABES Der en- Slump ri9tig qubt su,sr
berl, omtrent ia flor ium ct 9Gg. Os man giper Suppen
after ct Sptcg. 8n ta9es ben al Sloen Og i~erperes itrar.
Stnebe Diers.-Wteomiuore Eferierne er fit eoet
Sfal, bsr be nltib paites U9 iaa files. @n batu Sop smsr
o9 en- Spieite Corn Start blanbes 9Oot ianrmsu % Ira.
8es ianmen neb giterierne en- liben emalieret granite
aasieroQe. Ser rgres ON, inbttl BET ~beapn6er at toae.
20 Stopper neb @ielt eler 5lsOe tiliattes; galt efter Gus
Smag. Sru9 lite giers iuften for bsnne 93et.
9iterS Dressing. - Gn Quart Met balbes en-
SosierOle, Tom iGttes Uppe pnn Spneu. Teri Far man
naIten en- balp Sop Smsr, Salt Og %epper efter gmaaeu.
Os itrbrutne @radcrS fUr at fau benne "8resiina" tof NOT.
Haar oft bette er beNt. balbes en- Giut giers Cpl, Der ON,
fefes' o9 laa er Den l9rois til BRIG. (@cre)
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

SPsr8smaal: aan nO9en al "9ecUrabs8oiten"s
Salsre Oplpie mig ON, u buOrleoss man fnar alfalfa,
y bSao 2'o ON Tanren ben ianes, 81 buurmeset paa
acren, A 9uOr ben beOite "sesb" er at iua fjsbtP Sea
Ifal lite, at IO8en iOm bar prsuet bet, pilbe ubtals ia no.
fsrlis bsrOm ~isisnuem "9Often"s Spalter.
Gn Mtinue iota aarmer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

giorae til be furFielIiss &aSier
ben nUrffe SpnUo. bar ialt uaast bet
uatrs 8elsb at $50, 347.31. 2rrer.
lsnstus len fl liOt OUsr 10000. Gil
@iGlbens Gibetolin9 iubtum $685.
5s3.58. I'll be fur7ielise WtisIipnsr
90, 1922. rs.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

SGletsiet snaoer u~noertioen Saaret al SsItene. Spis
man lauer en- Saloe al Cantharide Tincture % Peruvian
Balsam, 4 Grain al bpert, tili9tter 80 Grain spinefebt
ps 9nicer be baarlsie Steber nteb Oenns salpe, oa porer
Saarene no isien.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

SDnoben bar 10 bgiers SfOLer meb
ct iomlet @IcUuutul at $50, bpilfet
! gintertermiueH bill Itiss til puer
100. Sam funbet teller pper 100, 900
SiGIe meb 10000 tOnfirmerebe Reb.
Iemmer ! 600 MeuisbeOer, betient at
OOer 900 9rGiter, FAINT "a 4rOissips
Ter.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

unitar' Bra Hen arel 2unbsbere,
iuenf, er life snaet OOer til ben fatbol'
tie airfe, men til ben epiIfOpals. San
ifuI Or6iuers8 of 8iFOp Gilbert for at
isse at iamle bet IOenife 5Olt inb i
Gpifppaltirteus siisO. 9ette Gam
iuno bar i mango gIar ipetuleret i
Stan0inaperne, BOG uoen tort llbbntte.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

8 DC Imaa Observation-Disclosures
i 3snnesiee ti9mper Spnuoens % ben
5Orsnebe Sirtes BreIter ON 6irteIOlfet.
De urbeiOer paa besse SiOer meb mesen
Spsr. Ct Gar 8irfer CT alerebe ops
fBrte us ct Bar andre teufes bb9eebe
til Sommeren. Snnban &appefrio
Tan uajaa babe fine 9pbe Siber.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

On ben mGrfeli9e Wanb SpsnO
6ODeu, iOm uplis bSos / 9snsbers / en-
ALDER Of 50 aur flyer ct &irtcblab:
'Gnersi % &uOsfrDSt bar bet, iOm ia,
Eottsriisrebe bans belle Sin. Reb bp6
Snterssie ful8te ban gift, Tom ausit
Rirte oS StOls San FiaufeOe bOert
Gar fore 8elsb til Dis fiOnen Os fir.
ielise Siemsb.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

fpnis isbOpitnIet ! MinueapOIis df Sier'
teiDaoom.
GbwarS grtfbnS fol M sisre en-
RuuoreiIe Eitsn. gait. s. 2oaeiien
bar parst bans 5urlgber for at bsrsoe
BAN Snosaug.
@rcp Gampeao 3tulisn, iom tGr
par en- bgi Gmbsosmnno ueb 9aUens
SOf or M 9sosr al ben span9sIiIte
8trte / Stalisu.
Sfrtisrubs 5~rsbsfOrilag er till
TENT az RutbOeu Menigbeo al goit.
Bisoabls Galo, % al @aieca Rsniss
bec, Bait. Gunubsds 8alb.
Gn WinuritetS. GoinbeIorsning er
Ursuuiierst i gaif. 3abls Renisbeb !
S~tOusbtOn; ben itaf uubsritstte gRis
uUritetsus Snorsmisii ion % G~ussburs.
OlisiiunGr Sfrefsrub Dor after be-
siuet fig uo poa fin 5prbrossreiis;
ban er III u9iisn friit. Gan brassr
M 9ieuusm @iscoufin, Ni6isan %
SIiuuis.
angaaeuoe geoebaeens gibebOl'
BELLE eler 5lbtniHs bar Menisbeoerne
/ RUras uu itsmt. Den Uoerueienoe
Ruioritst sr for bsns nuoarenbe glubs
/ airieaaret.
So lntberfs Yrater er / bet fbite
Gar afsuuet pso 8sbsn / en- @ienuems
initsuloer Of IS Nnr. De fleIte Osbe
mellem 60 % 20 liars StIbsrsn. 5 blsu
80 Gar, en- 81.
YaftOr 8anberIen al ben GOreueoe
Sirfe i Mt. SOreb. 8is., bar miitet fin
sueite Sgn, s aur g., i Starlassnss
ieber; for nOsle Manueosr fibsn miitsbe
@unoerienS en- gi9e.
&isFOnGr Sauoers friper, at ban
bar pGret me9et bslbis j fin Webici.
nerins; ban Uiuosr berUeb messn Sub,
gang for WttsiiOneu. 8atienterne
tOmmsr itaSi9 til 6irfen.
Sen nge SeifOls i BuuIsbu, @aib.,
for bUilfen 8aft. s. 3oaefisn bar parst
runot ! gfen for at Jamie Gen9s, "ifaf
9iennemfBre ben nps Retnings Stules
tunfer i fuIo ubItrafnius-, flyer "Gulte'
blaoet".
MisFonGr SiaIani, iOm i SOstaOs
5rap9r beItprer beuues MisFons,
itation Pau @Oousostur, bar IOrstaset
en- Reiie til SOpeOitabsn for fin Gus
itrues SeIbrebs efpGb. Sans SsRsr
iamler mango Bigger i fin spftOle.
"3Gnfersn" / ~Gamfunoet" fam.
meulisuer 8rOf. SUerorup Os DfteOal
meb esbDtsrioueruss ratipnaliitife
8rUfesIo rer Smitb os Briggs, iom bar
brast iunme9en Strib iub ! Rirfen peb
fine Iibsrale g~nIfuelier.
llnitarr grGFte arel 2unbebera,
iuenf, er life snaet OOer til ben fatbol'
ife 9irte, men til ben epiIfppale. San
fal OrbinersS of 8ifOp Gilbert for at
isse at iamle bet IOenife 5Olt inb i
@pifppaltirteus StisO. 9ette Sams
iuno bar i mango 9lar ipetuleret i
Stanbinaperne, BOG uoen fort llbbptte.
8 DC Imaa Observation-Disclosures
/ Tennessee fi9mper SpnOOens og ben
5Orsnebe Sirtes BreIter ON 6irteIOlfet.
De urbeiOer paa besse Si6er meb mesen
Soer. st Bar Sirfer sr aaerebe ops
fBrte us ct Bar andre teufes bb9eebe
til Sommeren. Snaban &appetrio
tan usiaa BABE fine sUbe sibsr.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

Yaf. 8. ". Solution / Surtpea,
BOpe Co., Minu., bar taset 8utent
Pou en- gOsu % Globe, iOm bripe8
msb Damp. GmsritunIte 8laSs rOIer
bans Dpfinoelie / bBis 2Onsr. Sr.
TrsnsbuI / @uu Claire fUrbersber oS
pdu, at mart fOmlner BaItoren ODerra.
fenbe paa fine Menisbebslemmer /
Ipfeuos Cart Ouer grairlerns meb fin
insftsnbe % rp9snoe 9Osu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

BroI. ehmiOt psO ben 5orsuebs
airtes Br9teitOIe fucer Sfreisruos
8OrTus ubelcist, ibst ban psaer pnu
ben ufuriOulise Samp, iOm 8rOfesio'
rrrHs CD. 90 8. bar isrt mob tit e9et
SamfunN; ban trOr. at en- srunbis
SiHbstOraubrins ma iOregaa Dos Mis
uOritetsns 9eoere, % at en- belt anben
Gaub mau fau rauSs hos BEN. Gu
ioa UUIoiOm % barburif aampmuabe,
Tom bar pGret fgrt al bisie, fan life
past. IND / JOreuinssorbsiost, mener
RrUiesiUrsn. "5Oltsblaost" liter life
bsuue Spfutuius al Su9eu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

MisfonGr SiaIani, iOm i SOsituOs
6rapGr beItprer beuues NisFpns,
tation Puu @uousostar, bar fOrstaset
en- Reiie til SOpeoitaOen for fin Sus
itrusS SeIbrebs stplO. Sons esTter
iamler mango Btser i fin SnIfule.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

Kan ike fryse, koges eller va
SKIES az; allie Andre kan del.
ionks franske Faryer er ulig
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

"3Gnfersn" i ~SamfunOet" fam.
meulisuer 8rUi. SUerbrup Os DfteOal
meo resbDteriouerusS rntiOnaliitife
8rOfssIOre Smitb % Briggs, iOm bar
brast iaams9en Strib inc ! Rirfen peb
fine Iibsrals gnIfuelier.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

NisFonGr .. 9eliOn itriUsr fra
8oudeus. Siua: 8ri9en er / iulO
Sang; en- RGusOe GurCpGsrs bar for.
l0bt getin9 Of 5rp9t for 9OUeoitabeus
SuOtnssIie uf be iupunsfFe Sere.
aeiIsreu iuar life Uios Snnobebsu al
fine GmbsosmRuO; ban bar MI bee
s9uot at tutbe til fig luUers ftiueSe
Ranb, Tom BAR Osltusst / be fUr fisli'
&c Stas til SANDS % til gnnos, %
bet iGrIis Of andre RntiOnsr. gt
jOrtIGtttr mso bort @rbei6s i 5reo,
men Ri fsIsr Gle, at Der sr StOrm %
nUeir ! 9uitsn, at bet rDser op til en-
Cyclone.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

MisFOnGr Saubers friper. at ban
bar paret ms9et bsIbis j fin Nebici'
nerin9; ban uiuosr berUeb messn Sub,
gang for NtsiiOneu. Batienterne
tOmmsr itaSi9 til 6irfen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

lpgI muHgr IvrpIruryr cRger, Ium ut
get bar funnel sipre iau bel Tom Or.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18
&irfeltge Npbeber.

fyra Bella Guuia 3Oionitn friper
gai. Sausftuo fioit sIOucmbsr: SoIo'
Hifterus bar Grbeioe NOT til az pr.
Dag. SnoioHsrHt er u~pnutioeliSc %
sipr Os maust ct 9ubs. 81 bar ianet
fart 8rOft os Sne. 81 BRUCE Snano'
paesr for of iers bore Eager fra sp'
Zen up / TaIeu, bupr ri bar faast port
2ano anpiIf. 8i bar ifuot meset
8ilbt. 8isrnen tGnier paa at beige
% % bar uiit fig irsm, men pao arbF'
big affanb. Gnoum bar Ri intet bsrt
fra bore Siem / giten. gleo SDlt8an'
ssn ar bet iOrtpiulet. Mnuss bar nu
fine Suie fGrOise Oppe i Galsn. Ru
spbrosr pi 9eIibpsn % brussr ole op
i Talsn.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

Sen nDs Ssiifols i BuutsbU. @aIb.,
for bUilten Bait. S, 3caefisn bar uaret
runOt ! gien for at Jamie Genss "ifal
9ieunemfbre ben npe Rstninss StOle.
tunfer i fnIo 1bItrafnius-, flyer "Gulte'
blaoet".
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18
sinh. thtpI. sianrh gsnnm al

aussbars ogbs fOrrios llss paa 3in'
frnisisbUpitaIet / minneapolis Of Sier'
teipaopm.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

Yaitor 8anberIen at ben GOreueOs
Sirfe / Mt. SOreb. Bis., bar miitet fin
sneite Sgn. s Nar a., i Startassns'
ieber; for nOsle Ranueoer fiben miftsbs
@unbsrisnS en- giae.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

So Iutberffs YraFer er / bet fiOits
Gar ofsuuet Oso 9sbsu i en- @ienuems
initsulOer Of IS Nnr. De fIeite Osbe
mellem 60 % 20 aars 9tIberen. 5 blsu
80 @ar, en- 81.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

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Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

[saan paa
Eteft SsFn'|
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fife fro'r
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kars sr IT'D
tsTaar SOM
htstiuHulen|
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

RSyHc. 5is W-snttur iIu Hur <lp l',,Is "a
ubr ! &cr'eH I'll G,H ,!Tr d,
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18
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lou Fratt|
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lien ira GO|
kttrs Etsr'|
|qsn 0spro|
giss ira
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Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

@rrp Gampeao ! 3tulisn, iom tGr
par en- bsi GmbsOsmuno ueb 4apsns
SUt sr M Sober al ben sunn9sIiite
9trte / Stalieu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

GNwarb grtfbnS itul M sisre ell
Ruuoreiie gitsn. Bait. s. 2oasfien
bar parst bans 5Urlpber for Of bsrsoe
BAN Snosdug.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

anaaaenoe geosbaeens gibebUl'
BELLE elIer 5lptniHs bar Msniebeoerne
/ RUras nu itemt. Den uoerueienoe
NniOritst sr for bsns uuUarsnbe gGaos
/ 3irieaaret.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-15
DIED.

FLEMING. - In Scranton, Tuesday
March IL. 1895. Vincent Fleming. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fleming, aged
months. Funeral will take place Fri.
day at 3 o'clock from his parents resi-
dence on Adams avenue. lntermen'
will be made in Hyde Park Catholic
cemetery.
GIBSON.-In Scranton, March II, Mary
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. =. j. Gibson
of 1910 Prospect avenue, at l30 yester'
day afternoon. Funeral notice later
HAGGERTY.-In Scranton, March 1S
1895, Roger Haggerty, at his residence
927 Scranton street. Funeral Friday
morning at Q o'clock. A solemn requiem
mass will be celebrated at ST. Patrick
Catholic church. lnterment In Hyde
Park Catholic cemetery.
HENDRICK.-In Philadelphia, March lS
Mrs. Caroline p. Hendrick, of Carbon
dale, from congestion of the lungs. No
tice of funeral will appear tomorrow.
RAuB.-In Scranton. March lS, John W
Raub, aged 81 years, ut residence OF
the Misses Snover, 23l North Ninth
street. Funeral at o'clock this after
noon. Interment in Forest Hin ceme
terry.
SWEENEy.-In Scranton, March II, 1895
at Si2 Hemlock street. Michael Sweeney
aged 60 years. Funeral Saturday morn
ing at o'clock. Interment in Hyde
Park Catholic cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-15
MONDAYS PARADE.
Official Programme Prepared by Grand
Marshal James a. OIiara.

The official programme for the St
Patrick's Day parade at Carbondale on
Monday, as issued by the grand mar
shall, James A. O'fIara, of this city, Is
as follows:
Grand marshal, James A. O'Hara; chief
of staff, NJ. II. Griffin; aides, Captain j.
II. Duggan, William McHale, NJ. Muldoon,
ID. j. Reedy, Martin Furguson, Miles Nc
Andrew. Il. }. Bilbow, NJ. T. McHale, John
KNlgallon, John #. Flaherty; clergymen
in carriages; mayor and city officials in
carriages; national, state and county Of
iicerS In carriages.
First Divson-Commander, j. +. Co..
Inns; chief, OF staff, c, c. Donovan; aides,
=. j. Clark. W. Il. Moran, John Y. Mahon,
Thomas A. AIcGoldrick, Thomas Mona
han; Ancient Order Of Hibernans. Board
| of America, of county.
Second Divislon--Commander William
Peel; chief of STAFF, G. II. Devere; aides, T..
Il. Langan. Il. r. Barrett, NJ. q. Neary
Ancient Order of Hibernlans, Board If
Erin, all divisions from towns north Of
Scranton.
Third Divison-Commander =. J. Ho-
nan; chief of staff, John McHale; aides,
y. ]. Conway, j. Ford, j. NJ. Flynn, A.
Mulderig, j. Ledger; Ancient Order of HI
bernians, Board of Erin. divisions from
Plan Of Formation.
The line will form at ~. 10 u. m. on River
street, with right of line resting ON Dun
daft street and the Ancient order of HI
bernians, Board of America occupying
the right of line.
The division of the Board of Erin from
Carbondale and towns north of Scranton
will take their place on the left of the
Board Of America.
The divisions of the Board of Erin from
Scra and the towns south of Scranton
Will take their place on the left of the
line with No. I. of Scranton, on the ex-
tremc left of the line. Line of march will
be as follows:
To Dundaff street, countermarch to
Wall, to Main, to Church, to Salem, coun-
termarch to Church, to Eighth avenue, TO
Pike, countermarch to Main, pass in re-
view at city building and dismiss.
The commanders of the different divi-
sions will see that their men will form
fours and march in fours.
The aides to grand marshal will wear
red, white and blue ribbons on their left
arm.
Should the weather be severe the pro-
gramme will be changed and the march
shortened.
The societies will take the Ontario and
Western railroad, and the trains will leave
Scranton at 3 "A. m.
The grand marshals headquarters will
be in the saddle at the right of line. Aides
10 the grand marshal will report not later
than Ola. m. Trains leave this city at $50,
9 and $50 a. m.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-15

ed with the different colored and shaped
pieces of paper, upon one side of which
they wrote two questions and on the
other side wrote two random remarks.
Each paper had a counterpart which.
however, was given to representative
Of the opposite sex, and 1t devolved
upon each one to find the holder of the
counterpart.
The task was difficult one and much
amusement was derived in the search
as In the curious answers found.
Charles l.. Daniels delivered an inter-
esting address on the work Of the COM
mittee who are endeavoring to secure
the 1896 convention in this city. Miss
Della Evans, of the social committee,
and +. NJ. Bouton, of the meetings COM
mittee, were complimented upon the
arrangements made by their depart
ments for the convenience of the guest.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-15
HE ABUSED HIS WIFE.
That Is the Charge on Which Michael
Blcwitt Was Arrested.

Michael Blewitt, a well known man
about town, was arrested last night for
abusing his wife. They live on the top
floor of building on Center street, near
Wyoming avenue, and the attention OF
police officers vas attracted to the
apartments by cries of help.
Patrolmen Lewis and Sloat responded
and found the woman leaning against
the outer doorway, with blood stream
ing from her face, which was severely
cut and bruised. Blewitt said he had
only pushed her roughly and that the
cuts on her face were caused by falling.
A relative who was present contra
dicted the story and said Blewitt, who
was slightly intoxicated. had violently
hit the woman. He will be given a
hearing in police court this morning.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-15
, PAST SACHEMS ORGANIZE.
Their object Is to Advance the Intcrset.
OF Red men.

Their Object Is TO Advance the interests
of Red men.
Past Sachems, of the various tribes
If the Improved Order of Red Men, of
Lackawanna county met last night at
the rooms of Pocono Tribe In Ancient
Order of United Workmen hall, 421
Lackawanna avenue. with the end in
view to organize under the title, Lacka-
wanna County Association of Past
Sachems of Improved Order of Red
Men.
The past sachems Of the tribes are
the only ones In the order who are quail
fed to vote for the grand officers, and
the object of this new organization Is
to promote the interest of the order as
much as possible. The new organiza-
tlon will also bring into closer intercom-
munication not only tribes Of the county
but also Of the northeastern portion of
the state.
Last nights meeting was the initia-
tory step taken and gratifying repre-
sentation responded to the new plan.
Two newspaper men, John T. Howe, of
the Republican, and H. p. Woodward,
editor Of the Dunmore Pioneer, We're
chosen chairman and secretary respec-
tively OF the temporary organization.
The merits Of the undertaking were
freely debated. and the chairman ap-
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CITY NOTES.

The clerk Of the courts issued a mar
riage license yesterday to John George
Druck and Fannie Blat, both OF this city.
Q. 3. Partridge, assessor of the Seven
teenth ward of Scranton, returned his as
sessment books to the county commits
sioners yesterday.
Edward Horn, the Franklin avenue ho-
tel keeper, denies that arrangements for
the coming Courtright-McCadden fight
were made In his place.
The subject of the sermon by Rabbi J..
Feuerlicht at the Linden street temple
. this evening will be Moses Mendelssohn." "
Service begins at 7.30 o clock.
The caucus of the Democratic men,
bers of common council announced for
last night was adjourned until next Thurs
day. Four Of the members were not pres
ent.
Peter Engel who was committed to the
county Jail in default of $500 ball by AL
derman Wright on the charge of embeZ-
element preferred by the Prudential Life
Insurance company, was released yester-
day. Alexander Starkman became his
bondsman.
Attorneys Ward G. Horn, representing
William Z. Thompson, executor of the es-
tate of Charles Aten. Of Old Forge town
ship, began a suit in ejectment yesterday
in court against William and Ann Corbett
The allegation Is that Corbett and his wife
are in possession of a lot of land in Old
Forge township, the right and title of
which is in the plaintiff.
Attention is called to the adv. OF auc-
tion sale of oriental rugs and carpets
which will be held at Hull & Co.'S furni-
ture store, Wyoming avenue beginning
Monday afternoon at 2 and O'Clock.
This collection of goods is among The
best ever shown in this city b. Scott, jr.,
will conduct the sale. The goods will he
on exhibition today and tomorrow.
Charles Schadt. OF the West Side, was
arrested upon charge of obtaining goods
of the value of 50 by false pretenses from
Alexander Dunn, the halter. Prisoner OBJ
tanned several articles from Mr.. Dunn's
store by means of note to which he had
forged the name OF Samuel McGiver. He
was brought befare Alderman Fltzsim-
mons last night, and after some evil
dence the case was settled.
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MRS. RICHARDS LECTURE.
She Considered the Writer'S Of the George
III Period

ShS SOuSiueTeu the W TltCTS OF the ucOTSG
ii Period.
Mrs. NJ. Y. Richards delivered the
third of her lectures on English litera-
ture in the lecture rooms of the Albright
library last night. She confined her re-
marks to what she termed the age of
George II, and reviewed the work of the
writer's of that period. dealing especial
ly with the prose works of Dr. Johnson.
the poems of Thompson and Gray and
the forgeries of James Mcpherson and
Thomas Chatterton, which for years
caused such fierce controversies in the
literary circles of that period.
Mrs. Richards assumes an easy, con-
versational tone in addressing her audi
ence, and her thorough mastery of her
subject and the purity and elegance OF
her language makes her talks of more
than ordinary interest and value.
The writers who lived between 1921
and lI60 had hard struggle for bare
existence, Mrs. Richards said. They
were living in the dark night of litera.
ture between the age of Queen Anne
when men of letters received public
bounties to assist them in the shape OF
lucrative Offices, and the day of general
intelligence which created a demand
for the work of gifted writers. AT this
time the state of the men who had tC
depend on their writing for support
was most deplorable.
OF the writers of that day. Samue
Johnson was the most remarkable Fol
years the pen scarcely left his hand and
yet he was unable to properly provide
for the wants of the passing hour. Yet
he struggled on doing all kinds of liter
ary work and finally won for himself a
place of eminence and power. In 176-
he emerged into the full light of promi-
nence. The king conferred upon him a
pension of $500 year and placed him
in easy circumstances. After that he
wrote less and talked more. He was
now the uncrowned king of English lit.
erature and had the entire to all grades
of London society. To his biographer
Mrs. Richards gave unstinted praise
Though Boswell was Of weak intellect
he left as his monument biography
that has never been equalled.
The other writers of the period were
briefly considered. Thompson, Mrs
"
greatest of poets. Grey's poem, she
said, We're magnificent examples of fin,
ished poetry. He devoted much of his
life to solitary study and at his death
was perhaps the most extensively
learned man in Europe.
The clever forgeries Of ancient
poems by James Mcpherson, a Scotch
man, and Thomas Chatterton the gift.
ed son of Bristol sexton, who com
mitted suicide in London when only Is
years of age, were dwelt upon to some
extent.
The lecture that Mrs Richards was
to have delivered on Hebrew history
next Saturday night has been post
poned until the following Tuesday The
lectures of next Tuesday and Thurs
day will be delivered at the residence
of Mrs. Thomas Dicfson, of Washing
ton avenue, instead OF at the Albright
library.