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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-24

NOTICE OF SHERfFF'S
the superior court OF the star
fYgton. for the county OF 49, n
German Savings and Loan - sszsS II I
corporation. plaintiff y. sSsess;s 4
Cole Ctriia Cole. his wife. 61~1
arm, Nellie E. Sander and fIS@
der her husband. n. - x511e
Helen A. Elliott. his wiie. (;
No q sgg >a6w r. ~
Under ard by virtue Of az csS ~ r. ~
and special execution issne1 1e1tle1
sshuve-far med court. ~ tns 80 1e111S n
cause and 10 uss directed ahgx s..4s5z r ~
/ have duiy levied upon fhe ~ Is m4
sersfsad real property. situessS 49, r.;
county. Washington to-wAs I. ktS1
the east haf OF dot one ~ 80 eo1N ~
tioe. Of Maynard,s E P,ns - sounsy. 49,.
..st ~, ~ - .ss,,.r ~ The uoffhHaM 49, r. NJ
9sid h, in sasd block ten W. -. 49, -
ming west thirty t30j fesh sxssS r. ~ e
sixty go. feet thence. 80 fhA1e1 9.4:
thence north sixty -, ss fnfrtY & -
thirty 81, Tea $50, - n bxeisntn9 Y 6
~. -nei ~ isnd fronftrx sn'f.s 49, f6UC
as',..a Sc ~ Hasfstnxsa -, :. "a -
South second and 9outh ,rarfy RI H. d
said city. ard pe!n..s,ss~r W1Ek e:
esnxlyg feet in size. to<xa''' NO. 111 4
a-.t Z ussas x..,.a ,,fe~ thfreNut@ "a az ssSz
81. -. a. ,sssss ssrysertasr IN. ..na
Netiee - tnarctors hsss.s 49, esiSE II &.
Friday the 9Th day q Al Fl ~ 3
tire hour % 49, ~ sss ire coSll -. II s;
~ - es.s.Ie In sa!d Klc1 e&S7v ~ ~
Iii III ne hove described ~ ~ ~ ~ l5E
lie auction. TO the M ~ - - ~ e
for cash. ~ Ocfo1 X s'7i q
a. r. VAN DE 80 1e711 - 4:
ssruvs. Allen. uugns So ;|sz
toFueya. Ss;s.$!
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-24
LEGAL NOTICEo.
CIRCUIT COURT OF TEE III
States. for the Eastern D.st4st
conein--Farmers Loan and IT.

CIRCUIT COURT OF THH H.
States. for the Eastern D.stHH
coneirb~- Farmers Loan ana 1r<a4
rany, complainant, against Nc9s
ciffc Railroad Company ana
PENDANTS. Notice 10 present
Under and pursuant 70 ne 49, 49,
tered herein by the United StefS
court for the Eastern district q p
sin. on the 9th day OF April. 49,
tain DEGREES ancifsary thereto H.
sirmatory thereof. entered Ia 30
es penang between the same
the circuit court Of the unitaa H. -.
the following dlstricfs-vizs W.T.
trict OF Wisconsin. the district e
sofa the district OF North ue1
district OF Montana. the district
the district OF Washington. the
Oregon, the Northern dlstricy
and the Southern district OF M4Na
and 10 the further order o. nascH Il sI q r
fice is hereby given 10 al hoIoHt0
claims against said Northern &c.
road Company. or against Hg
which the purchaser OF the 1kys
described in said decree OF forecsq
sac. entered on the 9Th dax
s.deration and IN addition 70 ~
for such parcel, TO present sucS
In writing TO the uHdersfgned sp Y
ter for allowance. AZ his Office ~
New Insurance building, IN Ae
Milwaukee. state Of Wisconsin,
any such claims which shall not q
scented or flied within the PERI 1l
months after the first day o. r.
1895. shall not be enforceabse as.sas.5s
receivers. or against the pEY
u:sder said DEGREES. or agzinG
chaser OF such property OF u -
or assigns. ..~e sj
ALFRED l.
specsai -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-24

Bg-TTERNoRTH 4 SONS. uuets~taEs-s
ard EN- "a lsssFTs. corner rrhsro 49,.
and Pike Tescrhone. like q.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-24

SEATTLE GRAIN AND STOCK rx-
caarge, e salisvsn hloek. grain, provs-
Sicas. s<ocSs. 90 margin. Sffe~n- rstr.s,.
9aokata9ns % wire. Tel. Main 90
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-24

BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE Stamp holder and moistener:
novel construction. simple and .heap.
works quickly aud effectnaily, and pre-
vents sniesfing OF paper and soiling of
hah1s, should he used IN every house,
hold patent applied for For par
icaiaIs address V. Il, Putnam. care OF
John NeadeTharn A. Co, Patent Alter
neys. Washington H. e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-24

~; ,ns, e the rules ana rracssrS =
s.s e ce1arEnaiica bs az 49, {
ssa as she amounts ieeTeeS ~ \ y 57l /
-, -, s sr and interest. noS1'
al; proper expenses a,sers..zt {
Sle. including corarersnsss~ y
80 asss and cennsiss.ens AZ ~ n
d ans sonrs. and each ana III v < {
ssss 20 e paid out OF sas{i - 49, L. 4
saaa seie. a. therein f.emlsssf 3
United States Mssser /, n1 - SllzI ii
sracs or Washington. Ncrsns-s "a ~
Da'ea Seattle. Wash. Jrns 4 ~. n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-24

ION 8gxT-8OONA
ron RExr-Fsrss-cassx furnished roons:
strictly fe92>exa bs<- for fAmzt3s9s h<rs
bousekeepfss permitted. terms soA1or-
abb. New Lewis Trick block. csrtrai.
YoR RExT-Esesansly Furnished rooms.
ana urgArax- nxthSs steam ksA1- TO-
Psvxnso.. proyr1esresw, Furnishes rooms
Tor hxht bozssekssptrx-
FOR RExT-N~as. <tean- comfortable fur-
nfxss1 rooms. ALSO Housekeeping ro,ssass
fexsossbss prices. modern inp =.
nnsnfs excelisn. iscslity. Normandy'
Third and James
FOX RExT-Tshree rooms furnished for
Housekeeping, FIRE view. quiet nome
liks place elese frs no car fare II
St~wsss. correr Second street.
FOR RENT - Furnished rooms: Also
housekeeping rooms ssear hsas sse-
sssor Epsfr hleeks room =. Second
FOR RENT Esezus5sussy furnished rooms
Hotel tefsdom@. Front street. between
University ard f'nina.
FOR RENT Single and hogz~ksepinx
reosns. uBfurnlshed. La Fifth. one
oa0ck from Pike
FOR RENT - Furnished rooms. also
asns.s Keeping rooms. nj the Weed house.
i$E First avenue
--.-------------~----
FOR gExT-Seat. furnished rooms: &c
I~r week. warm sitting roon Included
FOR KEST--Ffrst-clsa~ furnished rooms
nFheu~rmsn block. Front ard Cherry
-
FOR RENT-Furnfzhed rooms. cheap:
hkhf, nfe and bath. sIs yess~r-
w kESn.woRTH INN. furnished
rooms steam beat Ills Front
FOR RENT Three furnished housekeep-
fhE rooms. Hsbi4 Front.
FoR RENT Rooms: The Russell. sseara
hest. pirate baths
FOR rETT-H ousek eepfng and single
ro-xs. Eass Pike
arBoTT ROUSE Third and Pike: neatly
furnished rooms.
Foa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rooms. lls
Madisoa.
FoR RENT-Furnished room <ia James
street
vOR RIGHTEOUSNESS.
FOR RENT Residence fer one year. un-
furnished. having 2 rooms. large attic
and bath room. with hot and cold wat
er. gas and furnace. improved grounds
and comma ndinK view. Apply 81 Pio-
.eer building.
FOR gENT--Houses. stores. fats. ana Of
fees In all parts Of the city. Pioneer
Rent and Collection Co. Roxwell
block Telephone. Red sei-
Package containing underwear:
gstn fftSs
erty and paying for this advertisement
Boston National Bank.
FOR RENT-Furnished fiye~room cottage:
bath, etc. on Madrona park car line
overlooking the lake. A. NJ. Young at
w y. Boyd & Cos
FOR REST-House SIX rooms, partly
furnished: close 10 ear line. j. Comp
ton A Co. rooms and Downs block,
SecoSd street.
FOR RENT-Houses fats and stores IN
all locations. Seattle Rent and Collec-
ton Company. room Got,stein block.
FOR RENT Furnished house. corner ~
Eleventh and Cherry. Apply 10 J. Furth
at Puget Sound National bank
FOR RENT--Nswly papered five-room
house. Tnaufs,s ~ Queen City LAUNDRY
corner Fourth and Pike.
TO RENT-Houses and cottages: all To-
cations William p. Harper - Horton
Bank building.
FOR REST-Good houses at moderate
rent: William y. Redneld. soc New York
block
FOR RENT-House: modern. 2or Burke
building.
FOR RENT Small house 81. seie second.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-24
MERCHANT TsILoRs.

CH0y CHUNG CO. 1915 Second. beta cen
Pike And Inica. Prices reduced.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-24
RE NovALS.

>.~----~------- --------- -
THE WASHINGTON WIRE vapgs
have removed 10 sii South Third s,res.
upstairs. They manufacture she AMY
iiSe~ssvEng street car fender II tire wa~
ket Tie city couacii Is invited IN ,.fi
ana investigate *. NJ Rings Nnnasa~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES
COMPOSITION -~ In rcnpareil -rfssny,
BREWER or long primer faces on the ,oi
lowing size bodies Nenpareit or min
len NOT exceeding u ems plea h~axsar
not exceeding j. ems plea long primer
ret exceeding - ems plea. Sfs.s,stsJ ,srvns
or large orsfsrs- Address Pos.-fntslli-
Eencer. Seattle.
REMEMBER. the entire stock OF R~c-~-
cries and canned goods saved FROM the
Nrec ked Steamer rvrnasffia are n.s-S
sold by order Board OF Underwriters =,
lts Pike street.
SPECIAL INFORMATION DAILY 70
MANUFACTURER business houses ana
public s1sn ny the Press Clipping Eu
rssn .Ailen'ss. Talon block. Portland.
or
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-24

inR sNIE-aEsI ESTATE
FORCED Saf.E-Stx water front lots sn
Lake Jasen- three hiarks north fHor. ths
T1ssrs4 STREET ear barn also eleven de-
~Irs Afe Residence icts t~ao hsr~esS eS a
FROM the lake. fnusf ~ so4d ysssn r
naFF q co. room A RAiiey building
FOR SAtsks-.s setiefsepraxsss fsrf,, =. la
aFfe@ s1s ks~eiS county 10 arrpx rs.zsfe-
eN8&fNatkar ane TsssisrHee I'D ssYss.-.sts -
easHettainEs wt}l ~ SOLD eaesu f,,r
CASH. Aasrsess Lewis County. care POST
latch lsSMesE.
LOGGED OFF LANDS ta Mason n,s
T-Aarsssn eeaafse&. excellent fruit fs~ae
Easily cteaTe. ard nhaeiy situated Tor
fagsoa. favorable terms Tacoma Nh
S>ssnsnafE Tacoma. WASH.
FOR Sax.fs-~R Beautiful sasf e@Aers Hats
gss water fraHt or car itsse close 10 a..
ssasv. eeFy eseap. George rNosres. rs
Naiser block.
FOR SAI.E---feDss rear state university.
So up house ard lot. corner pennS ara
Wsrge2s. N.sss. s'osaeets. I.aoezSsay.
Ma.
aveg sAI.f.~s.hcse~ ctty ard farm prop.
cay. joNe y. Dcrr & Co. rsen
Bailey cutialnS.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1896-06-20

We have the finest line of Refrigerators ever
brought to Duluth. Built with especial
reference to sanitary principles. There is no
greater foe to health than food kept in i'm
properly constructed ice chests, which absorb
the gases instead of throwing them off by
system Of ventilation. Note particularly our
Glass Trap and C1eansable F1ues. All styles,
sizes and prices.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1896-06-20
Patronize Home Industry.
BURGESS ELECTRIC CO.,
"a Third Ave. West.

Manufacturers Of Gas, Electric and
Combination Fixtures. Electric wiring
of all kinds. Garry complete stock Of
supplies. A very handsome line of Port
able Stand Lamps. Gold, Silver and
Nick1e Plating and Lacquering
speciality.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-06
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

Every one who say "A summer
Shower" ut the Lyceum last night will
pass this message along the line OF theif
friends and acquaintances: Don't miss
IT, II Is funny without being coarse.
There is plot to 1t. The characters
thur Sidman is to be congratulated on his
work as an author and actor. He has q
good company and each and all do all
tha, Is possible aud necessary to round out
the grand success--Butfalo Eveniilt;
Times The last half of the week. begin
lining this afternoon, at Davis theater.
to the Academy next Friday evening. Is
one of the strongest melodramaic pro-
ductious of many years. The story OF the
play IL partly taken from Hall Cain )
great romance. 1.-The Bondman." which
created quite furore in literary circles
"a few years ago. The play is 30 written
that II Is free from incongruities ana su-
perfiuities so often found in dramas Of this
caliber. LAND * the Midnight sun
Is indeed Mr.. Barbour's best play, and
Mr.. Pearson correctly calls 1t his big
show 1t is production clever in con-
ceptior, elaborate In scenic display ana
strong in dramatic situation. II is IS,
of q great deal of realism and many
strong mechanical, effects.
A cyclone that carries away n whole
town and DEPOSITS |, In very mixed-u'l
state. IN town several miles away. Is
one Of the Munchsusen-like incidents OF
Rush CITY," the new Davis q keogh' $
here at an early date. The cyclone Ia rep
resented by wonderful scenic and mechan-
zeal contrivances. It will he seen at the
Academy of Music Saturday night.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-06
SOCIAL EVENTS.

One of the most largely attended and
delightful of the many recent teas was
that given yesterday by Mrs. n. r. Rice
at her home. Olive street and Webst ei
avenue. The interior of the spacious and
well-arranged rooms was given an added
beauty by the tasteful use Of an unusual
quantity of roses and green plants. Ihe
catering was by Huntington. Mrs. Rice
was assisted in receiving by Mrs. John
A. Mears and Mrs. Clarence Rose. OF
Carbondale. Mrs. s. p. Fanner and Mrs.
Frank Connell and Mrs Walter Henwood
and Mrs. Lloyd Ross alternated In presid-
ing over the tea and coffee service. Miss
Zephie Costlett served frappe.. The young
ladies who assisted in the dining room
were Misses Varne Reynolds. of Carbon
dale; Anna Buck, Louise Seyb bolt, Mabel
Calendar and May Albro. Those who
assisted in entertaining were Mrs: J.: \.
Reynolds. of Carbonate; Mrs. J. n. Rice:
Mrs Stephen Rice, Mrs. Il. II. Ripple and
Mrs. W. d. Green. There was largo
number of out-of-town callers, among
Reynolds. Mrs. W. W. Williams, Mrs.
Clarence Spencer. Mrs. Albert PascOe,
Mrs. a. w. Reynolds. Mrs 3. Bolton, Mrs.
l.. B. Reynolds and Mrs. c. w. Gramer. of
Carbondale; Mrs. Case, Mrs, Phinney.
Mrs George knight and Miss Nellie
knight. of PittstOn, and Mrs. Wilson. OF
Factoryville.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Resig.
of Webster avenue. gave Il handkerchief
party to a number of their friends at their
home Those who attended 1t were: Mr..
and Mrs. Bevcus. Mr.. and Mrs. Llmerson.
Mrs. Davis, Margaret Davis. Eliza5 be tn
Phillips, Rachael Jones, Dorothy Melich.
Lillian Lambert, Gwen Jones. Mary j.
Davis Hattie Evans. Emma Bourkhoase.
Kate Bourehouser. Lizzie Hagerty, Lizzie
joyce, LYDIA Bourkhouser Anna Hotf-
man. Yettie Luther. I.ottie Gamhe. the
Mcssrs. viii Phillips. Orvil N0akes.
Louis Roberts. George Noakes, Ernest
carr. Tom Kerr Rcedy, Harrison, Clarence
NcKaen, Wrrren Rn'l's, Theodore Gerhv.
Stephen Phillips. VIII Resig, Gertrude
Bourl:houser and ~ Joyce.
Patrick hammond and Miss Margaret
McIaIe, of Phelps street, we're married
Yesterday afternoon ut ST. Peters cathe.
dral by Rev. ]. A. OReillv. Mr.. Hammond
was attended bv Patrick Gillard. and Miss
NcBale bv her sister. Miss Bridget Me-
Hale, Both bride and bridesmaid were
handsomely gowned. After the marriage
a reception was held at the brides home.
Mrs. r. ". Connsll entertained a num-
her OF her friends with Q tea q / her resi-
dence, on Bank street. TUESDAY after
noon between /: an1 6 o'clock. She. was
assisted IN entertaining by her mother.
Mrs. Calvin Sevboit. Mrs. IeB Bar, Mrs.
Wilcox, Mrs. lawson. the Misses Sey-
holt and Mlss Harriet Cooper. Of Pitts
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-06
EXCELSi0R'S TOURNAMENT.
Feb. - Il the Da,e on " hi:h II VIII Bc
Held In Music nali-SOme OF the

Feb. - Is the Da,e on " hi:h II VIII Bc
Held In Music ilali-SOme OF the
Eutrics F
The coming tournament Of the Ex-
selsior Athletic club at Music hall on
Friday evening. Feb. IA. promises to
eclipse anything of the kind conducted
heretofore by the club and even the
recommendation that 1t will be equal to
the past events would be sufficient to
pack the house from pit to dome.
1t will be the night of the fight be-
tween Peter Maher and Bob Fitzsim-
mons, ana the club will receive over a
special wire the incidents of the great
contest by rounds This enterprise will
be an accommodation to lovers of the
manly art which viii be properly APP
preciated.
The entries received for the tourna-
ment. with more to come. are as fol-
lows: In the llS-pound class John Bo-
land. of the club. and George Steward.
of the Philadelphia Athletic club. will
compete; In the f25-pound class Joe
Willischek. of the Caledonian Athletic
club of Philadelphia, an old favorite
i'm this city, who has won many friends
by his gentlemanly manners and scien-
tiflc ability, will box with John Rear
don. of Washington, ID. G.
Edward Dempsey. OF the EXceisiors.
and John Sweeney, of the Nonpareil
Athletic club of Trenton, will enter the.
lists in the 1i5-pound class. Harry
Marx. of Philadelphia, and Peter Fox.
Of Brooklyn. N. Y, will battle for hon
ors In the 15s-pound contest
Every tournament of this popular
club has been free from any slugging or
brutal exhibitions of brute strength.
The bouts are for points in scientific
boxing But no two competitors get
up for q mere exhibition to fill cut the
programme. Every bout Is for medal
and IL must be won by merit.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-06
THE FUND Is GROWING.
New Contributions to 1t That Arc
Acknowledged.

New Contributions to 1t That Are
Acknowledged.
The fund for st. Joseph's Founding
Home Keeps growing day by day. The
following additional contributions have
just been announced:
James Kelly. 81; Henry Bellman. So
a Friend. 81: william Gilroy. 81; Mrs.
Margaret Mitchell. 80; Mrs. Edward
Mitchell, 81; Mrs. p. Blewitt. 50; A
Friend. 81; Michael Culkin. 81; Thomas
Grogan, 81; Anthony Norton, 50; Hugh
Collins. 81; Anthony Nealon. 81: Anth-
Ony Gillard, 81: Mrs. S. Mccormick, 81;
Martin Corcoran, 81: Joseph Cleary, 81:
Patrick Herlay, 81; Bernard Frlcker, 81;
Michael Cussen. 81; Michael A. O'Mal
ley. 81: John Rogan, 81; A Friend. 80;
Francis Mccarthy, 81: st. Leo's Bat
talon, West Scranton. $50; James
Ratchford. 81: Thomas Curran. 81; Pat
rick McAndrew, 81: Martin Gilgallon.
81: John Maloney. 81: John Lynch. ST.;
Mrs. Margaret Weir, 81: Mathew BilbOa,
81: Anthony McAndrew. 81; Patrick
Flaherty, 81: Anthony johnson. 81; A
Friend. 81: total 500; previously ac-
knowledged, $3.50; grand total, N,35s.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-06
WILLIAMS WILL CONTEST.
Is to Come Up In Common Pleas Court as
q EeiCnsd Issue.

Clerk of the Courts John Fl. Thomas.
pursuant to an order of court certified
yesterday to Prothonotary Pryor the
praecipe in the Williams will contest.
1t Is a case of feigned issue and will
be tried In the common pleas court
with Evan NJ. Francis as plaintiff and
James E. Francis and Elizabeth Beale,
defendants.
The decedent in this case was Rachel
Francis. She made a will on June IA.
1884. being then n single woman. In
which she left all her property to the
two defendants. The will was attacked
on the ground that she was then men,
tally unsound and also that the will
was void for the reason that subse-
quent marriage with John Williams re-
yOked IT,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-06
SPAIN PROMPTLY COMPLIES.
SOneiiIOns, as Anne ricau Citizens. LANDED
TO Civil Authorities.

Havana, Feb. 5.-The cases of the
SomeillOns. father and son. charged
with conspiring against the govern
ment. have been turned over to the
criminal court upon representations
having been made that they are Ameri-
can citizens. and as u result of the reso-
luton introduced in the United States
senate by Senator Call of Florida.
The insurgents have burned the vii
lage of Yaya I'm the district of Gibara.
and have destroyed by fire the building.
machinery and plantation OF Europa. in
the province of Matanzas.
A squadron of Spanish cavalry. at
the farm of Carmen. In the Seiba d."
Mocha district of MatanZas, has had
al hours engagement with the insur-
gent bands commanded by Carrilio
and Torres. The insurgents lost fifteen
killed and had many wounded. The
troops lost five killed and had nine
wounded.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-06
DEATH OF LADY WILDE.
Widow OF Sir William Wilde and Mothc
OF Oscar Wilde

Widow or sir william Wilde and MOthc j
OF Oscar Wilde.
London. Feb. 5.-Lady Jane Frances
ca SperAn2a Wilde, widow of Sir Will
liam Robert Wills Wilde. NJ. d., sur
geon-occulist to her ma jesty in Ireland,
and mother of Oscar Wilde. Is dead.
Lady Wilde was one of the best
known women in London. Her salon
was the meeting place a few years ago
for all the notable and eccentric people
OF the hour. AS an authoress she once
enjoyed some celebrity. Poems by
Speranza," her best known book, was
printed in Dublin i'm 1864. and has gone
through several editions She wrote q
number of Irish stories, and in her
prose. as in her verse, displayed u
Keen patriotism and some fancy Her
death was not unexpected. She was
completely by the disgrace of Oscar
Wilde-her favOrite son--und at the
time 1t was said that she, could not live
many months. Her other son, William
X. Wilde, was at one time husband
OF Mrs. Frank Leslie, and is now a
writer on the London Telegraph"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-06
DIED AS A WANDERER.
Old Man Picked Up rs u Tramp PASSES
Ava- ut the Poor Inrr..


Daniel McCor,ric!s, AGED 81 years
died at the Hillside Home yesterday
ON January ~ he was nicl:eI IN by the
police for vagranc. and w'l@:' an exam
nation showed that he was In % diving
condition he was sent 10 the poor farm
tn erd his days.
Before his death he told the Homo
authorities that he had Il married
daughter living In ranville. but did ro'
give her husbands name. " these
ralativcs Cannot he fourrl within a few
davs the body will be shipped to Phila-
delphia.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-06
SULLIVAN'S CONDITION,
The Ex-Champion still Carries Ills liea
In HANDBAGS.

Springfield. ILL.,, Feb. 5.-John l.. Sui
livan, with his wife and Manager Glic-
kauf. left this evening for Fort Worth,
Texas. where the eX-champion will re-
join his company and on the 18th will
go to III Paso to attend the fistic car
nival. Several hundred people gathered
at the depot 10 catch Il sight of the
once invincible sullivan.
He still has his head in bandnges and
his face Is badly SCARED up. Other
wise he seems to be in fair condition.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-06
Nioffetf Nof Gniity

Miifiintown. Pa, Feb. a verdict of
not guilty was rendered this morning in
the case of Warren j. Nofrett, for man,
slaughter. which was begun here on Mon
abandonment of u child. Morfett's wife
and her parents, who We're indicted with
him. will not be tried. The verdict is
universally approved.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-06
Third Sa cred Concert.

On Sunday evening the third OF the
sacred concerts will be given at College
hall. Bauer's orchestra. the members
OF the cathedral choir and others will
participate i'm the programme that il
being prepared by Professor Schillng.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-06
THE WAYNE GAS STORY.
Patrick Shaughncssv and Family Arc
S.ti, Alive

SIN Awe.
Wilkes -Earre ,Fcr. The story pub
lished in a Philadelnhia paper this
morning stating that fiv" people had
hecp killed by coal gas, 1T Waymart.
Wayne county. is syrratly exaggerated.
The facts are Hs follows:
The family Of Patrick ShauGhnessy,
consisting Of his wife and one son,
sler. IN a room adjoining the Kitchen
during Tuesday night. A nreat amount
OF coal gas filed the kitchen and bed
room, and at II o'clock the loyt day q
neighbor calling at the house discov-
cred the family stir asiecn end surer-
ing from asphyx.a.irn. 1felp was sufn-
froned aGd Shan hrossy was soon
brought to coNsciousrcss. The wife
ard son are still unconscious. and their
recovery Is doubtful.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-06
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Martin Y. Lavell Is seriously Ill.
Ex-Secretary NJ. II. Mcdonald is in Phil
adelphia on business.
Miss Name Gilgallon. of Adams avenue.
Is entertaining Miss May Lynch, of Bing-
hamtOn.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-06
THOMAS ELvlN's TRIAL.
Tho Murderer aud His wrfe Create a
= Sccnc III COp,i

West Chester, Pa. Feb 5.-All the
testimony in .he murder trial of Thos.
Elvin Is now in the hands of the Jury.
and two of tho four addresses have
been made hy the attorneys. Two
pleas are yet to be made, and they,
with the judges charge, will occupy
the greater. part Of tomorrow. The
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-06
For Dyspepsia
Use Horsford'. Acid phospho,e.

DR.. ]. Guy McCandless. Pittsburgh,
Pa, says: II have used II I'm various
forms Of dyspepsia. with gratifying re-
suits"