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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23

The bopt nalve Ia the w0rh fa cutN
Wruinea, aurVh Uleefa, SALT Nhpun,
fpyer horea, lVtjeh chapped tlandH,
Chllhlalnu, Cou,A and An hkn Mrup'
tlnpa, ana positively eurea lflea, or no
nay required u " guaranteed 20 HlVu
perfeW natlafHctloh, er money refunded.
fnue, ~ eonip pef lNA lfcf sole hA
chAH. llOqerH Odd Fellows hul,dnH
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23

rlrtniahi iuHi
Handsome iNilppmaN lhihh nv dfar
maiAni that lun uuhhi ln hhlH what
suNi hNaimnd u iNinu
phe I dHl I nnl bipl nina an ,iu.
rhafilel avs 4 No hlml lh teh dnf
ull huhhi
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23

Mpa u. n Hawkins, ChatlRnopHa,
rnn, enyH Nhuoha Nllalngr HANNn
MN Irn' oonHder q the hest lem'
dy Cor % dphllllaitd HYalem ever usDO'
or nyHponaia, iilypr of Kidney trouble
Do Nupla Price Va cta
for sale hy i ", conn
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23

ChlcAHo Post
"lhnl was "a nrotty little bonnet that
MIS-. lllAnk wore Nl the reception" he
sail
'l'retty" she exclaimed VWhN u WAS
IA OutlNHVAua taste
"What was tho matter with lte"
uli was larrv enough TO he seen with
tho naked eve %
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23

AHihWh ANA ilHt rntpr ini hf d
htNit iiaUnlrlDd treatment AilnnHf lHf
nannhlrl WmihH iHnHnaau Airil.ai
AfaNHiHllun hufAll. NN
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23

Anu htaiih Hn hiihH
hffH lhH HiNHi nhhhfaWhli. Mi iH ill
nHl have N iHNm q uHHilh lHnFlH ni iNl|
pli iltNN sim hil mo HlWnlHWH w hll
luUHnrHa. 100 lnmWiN No lhla country M
ihlal Hnl ulHiU t1n hi rlul hF Ut
iiHltnA tWhfn NNlInHi iilHWYtll q uuiH
"a trHtlhnlN ltWnHuhN. WNl0h UHiOlHl
Do HrlINH M ihH lNNN Gives iNnI NJ ih.
lllHHltn nnwHiu M lhH b nuilrH fihm
HNh Hnh lhus HnHuipH HuHl lhHailun M
san eh Hll'plllp. ani hHpllh Hn holh No
lliuHtisia
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23
n NV 20 A. Nucn ron Nv,

Ne f0si Milieb ~ itwAs iA wsllts
that Ne had q Heteie hltiuf Nvniia ne
nnuY telte. WafN HtVfe WlHH M Me-
haih hhi alst miH Ma MAhtei vac
hhrpiHi iie Wlai HAhv Hauiled Nh
hff ehta. hiH WiiWNl ahy riaa H.sHii
Ah1W q Yeat art ha ieN,ih me Waa IN
mWNne iNieN ahd ituih felluf NJ liset
iiltWHH hliinfa n ealssiAiY AasiHeh NJ
she rufa ~ ~ Mdnpf and llaf tNuliea
Am tAlH NlVtH alsnHsl mtiAAl tHllbi
uNe lfW Nih WHte HW ElalssiwM tsipe
nMv Ny ne lafns hoille Az twas
ntueu dtH Hiugs
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23

~ rnuNiA nNHf nllhmlHt iney HuHWi
M lHul DiHiNFitN IN bHrh HiHil
uilHNn Hi iDHiiNHs l1HNi HNH WiiiNl
NHNHifHlfH iHHHa AHh iilHiiaga illrll.
Nni iillInHH fii mHlitna. iNin ana llll
tiNlNnn VIZ hWW faNll nfliarH HlaWi
VINO BOOB lhff nHiN VII HlNi NHNlll
hWi iiuaHh illu VIM fHUpl lHlHnia
40 nHHifiH nHHii
lhpli iliH Hnn luiWH Hui gln rnihHii
llfll NnlHi HNhfHia hli lHHlUH HuHill
thN tfn NHlIrNiHl ullhlF NlliH
iitHihalrf aHh Hii h.H HHlNlliaN
thNfin NHiha uf Hii hHi Hiilf Hli
w. nfHl0if iHal
uAnulfN WnliH
IA ihH rhlllHilia
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23

uenucmen,-.t have always rceoiu'
monded krNune'n ileadNVnp Capsules
wherever | have had n ohNnee They
have provcn Vcrllahle boon IN NV
hmNy agnlnat any ana an klnda y
hrNdnchN Yours truly
,, ~ WALTER.
LehvenwOrth, kannaA
For sale by chae Nogere, Astoria,
Nrnnnn. nnln AaNnA
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23

An have thp rlli " apuph huj tow
hiu rnsaphaud ui Wlsium cate
Mra T. "a rhllah Nepkfnfd ill,
whites rfem pefaNhai experience I eah
recommend nbWiitH nArahrailllAi a este
lNl lmpule hluNd hhd HnhuiAi dphllliN "
thha hnrets nrrsisl
rho hnatls aiil ,heloilt. disclosed Win
ewes Shakespeare
Nl ihe rateni mtdlolnvs advertised N
reifumpfV, aud inllui athletes ete, OhN
hp hnurhi "a the lowest rflpua "A \ "
Vnhhn dtuH HiUtp. uprNalit uoplduNiAi
Hotel, Astoria
Constant ihUunhl Will NpthtN IA
WufuH uNUUnaUiUuHlN ntTuU
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23

II does not seem nkelf that the flowers
drUdnpE Whluh has an lluuuunllN been
mthllnnui ln connection Win the nrnnhal.
llun Va huAl ihu stranded lltlllsh shin
kilhANnAN iNtN the water viii un Va
unU rOWHHrnd NOpf at thn reason ~
that the Hhlua hHunla CAnnu ONmn M
satisfactory lprms With tho uWnpta Ol
the drtdppr iN tho 1ri nlnoo, tho
drHdpuf ptnpr win not talk about uhdri
lhklhH the iNh ~ ai iOr luaa than tiauti
aud ihia " about What tho ahlp a worth
iuH M rufpn ul course SHE wOuld
hu worth considerably marp than that n
Hhn we're nnpht nnd IN reasonably nood
condition. hW thN n another u0nlh
Hrnuy 10 hu considered " II Mother an
absolute certainty mat nhp viii hp nnnl.
pt w that hpr huitpW " IN ~ Hpud CON,
dlliNN Ra u WWhi he, even were nhn HOl
ton Oul Of tlH hNnd Another nunaUY.
pninl N the inU that thu owners Ol ihn
drudHtr want ihtlr hiH maOhlno nnutit
Oalll lnauTOt hN the hhlpa aHtnla before
ihoN undertake 10 dredAp hpl out The
llOWurs hreduor puunp nay lhoir ma
phlnp " worth great deal more than
the HhlR aud they Insist on henn M,
Ufud HnNinHt lOan or damane ruauling
from tho work VA rulnl Wilson This
condition VIII not he complied with, ~
the elements are not 10 ho depended upon
aud Hale mlHhl come un Vhloh would
sund the dredgvr Itself ashore Another
anphur haH hpen put 0ut lrum the kil,
WhnnNnl and Those ohRinH viii hu kent
tlnhl all the time Tho next hla puil
viii hp made with the hlHh Tide on rth.
ruary W and y day 0r two before that
limn ~ much NJ the sand viii he 10.
moved from AlOnHHlde the vessel ~ pnn.
lnlp, ~ that the obstruction win be at
at tho minimum " the hhlp "a not
npaled on the pith II 10 probably tlnt
nothing more viii he done with her lill
tho ilmo pt the June nOod tides role,
nTAm
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23

piiiiuiih uunh ls aea sn = Nlafan.
~ N cures iNplpllni pWnaumWiNN n
IA lhp hfsl tsHHh rue ONiY uNf reHi 4
dare b pphiHI ~ cents Ahd iiN ruf sale
M \ Az NNHN
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23
SHIPPING DAYBYDA
Marine WAlltrA, Hare There and
liverywhore

hNmu Nlmote from tilHmtat atily.
tn ,uitlhhi
fhn ullilhh hath nuihIilhhhhili ia NnW
un lhb WAt iiUm Calcutta iut ihla nuil
lh,lhH nallpl rtWuAtv u
thh hillHh bath iinhutta AbipY hhH
/ hnlshh iushlm nnNi M luillinh hhi
viii leave down ihp ilvpf Hhufiii
fhN Wrilti Wtni down W lhpmnuih N
| iiN tltHl ihia Wuininnl hul luuufirh nnih
| lnF thp Mnilun iiHhlhndN WW n iuNh
| illNi tWdlnNi hhNhh Wednesday N
Hllll ur lhb WhHhlnniuh uuhai
thp utliah hhih WpaiwN MuNhuh ifil
TOTS uNnlan thrWRa. WhlNh hliltth
M ihilnal January " hum Nalraihlan.
NuNm duWN ilb ilNpr trHltihAt mnihI
Inc whphl lhitn lul uirhl ihiihln hhu
tallrd Yesterday Afternoon
Tho ntilsh shm rotl HlahlpU Whlth
HRflul nUm ihla unli Win uniHH nf
rphluan M iN dala Nul rhr Auln.
nlNh wheat lAdpN htilth luhlNHlf NJ
Hilpl a rNtuHrp M lN dhtH iirf tnitn
va' ,alupi ~ imH0
i'p NJ date ats piuhi vessels have thil
~ UNm ihlp nnfi with uNln tatnnnH.
Hll hWi Hnn. which WhH iui nuulh NuiphI
haViNH htpn lui uiAi iiilihln Tho Hna
ann has nui hNrn Ha ruuh hH utnuNifd
An lhu UWHiilk M Whtnt zoe rtrn I luii
hJluW mu,luua seasons
ihpie Was UHuMe On ihp ihlllth sirAm
Hhlp MUNNWhi dHilnH hpt iin uNm hth
WpV N w. iN haN rWNHaih VIA
Auckland w Hi Aula lHemohl Rnd
iiNhnlulW White ihe NpHhW Mas ln
AusllaliA lhp men pn ihe Hieamaia ~ the
liNpn Steamship UumpHny Wpiu ui
that llnp. hul chartered w the uurhhlN
Steamship t'nmpAHi, hoe crew aitn won't
HUl Tile vessel WHa mNytd Uul into
ihr HlirAW hhd hW paiHN pNi RhHnid
ihpfr. Whlip q pipW WAs nluhti lp hiNnH
tho NuAta The mrn ihun ahluuph WWn
nul au Hnud NH lhtt were ipniUhuniui "a
lW nNfinH ihu tutAnN the niumrn
punll WHl huld the steam On the lUluif.
and M consequence ihp MuhNWai unlk
aNplRHpd iiNm pt iH nln knots a dhN
when nhu Rhnuld hhNN mhde tN huNiH
iiW hplnH hN WuOh Nina time n ihna
explained Two NJ ihu iUrupnallp hnndH
refused ~ hAndn veal Whpn Nidpppd w
dp Hn ~ OariAih CAlvN. hWl after hHnH
twenty iNuI hNula ln llOnn Aud Tod un
hruAd and Waipi they rhtu in ana Npnt
w WOik A nlNWAWAN also fNluaud w
Wnik and No. was hlpn pui IN iruna lne
~ the hlumun Hoi lnaelunl hnd struck
ihu fourth assistant unhinow when that
fpnlipmaH ieWlmAnhrh hlml and hu NltN
was suhlpulrd W. dlrt NJ hfuAh NiN
water hlt AmrriOnAa, Who had iaiiH
M ihp nNld Nulda ui tNnlnardlo. Wnitud
thtlr way bach On ihu HloAmut ana they
pruyod themselves Va hu ihp nuHl Wun
VA the UitW OHll
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23

itisR ngpd WHd lmmuiHhp law thal 70
have hNod, sound health onu must have
rurp. iiuh aud abundant hlNnd fherp II
No shorter Nur HWJpl fpWie Than VS. =
course Nf npWlila HaraNparlla chaa.
itpHela. nueHlsl
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23
INpoNsHp ny run raras.

uentlVmen This " 90 certify that 1
have used krauHe'n Headache Capnulea
with satisfactory reaulln bought A
box which cost me gbc, and one oanaule
cured me OF a dreadful sick headache.
Ny wlfe and myself have both used the
medicines manufactured by the Norman
'dohN Mtg Cos ana we recommend
them TO the public a. helng Just what
they are represented
Respectfully.
W r. HuTcuia0N.
Ed, Oaaette Pleasant Inn Ma
twenty-five cents for nale IN chas
Rogers, Astoria. or. eola agents
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23

The grpat rush 10 Alaska hy mlnlnu
men and consequent additional cOnHunp.
tiOn Vt nroylalpnH resulting from the
marked lnCfenno IN tho population uf that
country h nduOlng merchants of the
Hpund IN iook that way Tor trade rn
coma merchants are getting their ehnrp
of tho huhlneaa and are maklnH an effort
ln secure more EVERY HtoamHhm that
leaves tOr the north, SAYS tho loiger
oarrlpa irnm Tacoma hvVpntysOve 10 Ono
hundred tens of Hnund proluue FllY
per cent on More of this nooa iN Juneau,
tho OutltinH place fou mlnera Hplna into
tho yukon basin The lrVluh thmnud
from 1Apomn consists at -four, ycrr.
lahl,a roots, fruits feed aunH, upnh
meats, NrouvrpH of nll khda aud dr,
rooda. hoala Nnd shots quite a mum.
her NJ Tacoma hOufoa hAvn sent bnentn
10 Alaska The mtopwtu vt oihor mon.
chants are looked cut ror hy roaldont
haHineaH nlun of Alaska numhop vi
mei ohan,h WhO olu dolng huslnoHA with
Alaskan hNuatH we're interviewed Neater,
day and an ANrted that the hWlneaa
was hnnpmlnr ~ areat lmpoflanee Alaa,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23

A hith ilvtr Win y tsfplN hyor viii net
hp 4 iNnH liveh CNTptl the llver win
~ Witth iiillp harF HluorR little pills
that gure dlsnnpsla and constipation.
phaa hHHefs
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23

tlr \ y kpll nharnahurr, RAJ
lWnr hW nm HlAd W. ahN uUNt
Nuid Tor krNuneH Headache Chpsuioh
'ftur mNerlnH fnr over three Nuaia VIII
uuip neWralulA and lla consequent ln'
t0mnla (which runm,d u hhiilu the pf
tOun NJ some ul Nur heat phNalOlanh
Nuu WnHeHiud ihla remedy Whleh nav,
no Nlmoal instant fullpf Words fAl
to psprpAs ihe plhirp should llhe w. hp.
AtoN un kaunu'u Headache Capsuipa
Gratefully Yours
AIRS W "a iiOLMHH,
Monlrose, ib
for sale ny Chhn NoUre, Astoria uE
sole aupnt
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23
rliH ABOVE PICTURE D0ns NOT
RnpRuauNT

flili AbOVh PICTURE DOha NOT
RnpRuauNf
4 passenger train on the Chloaaa Mlli
wankee ana ~ raw Hallway No ils
tArlnH are Veaiihulpd, heater ~ steam
and lighted by electricity zach Sleep
~ berth has an electric reading iamp
ltH dinlnH uarn ARE the best IN the world,
and ~ coaches are palaces on wheels,
fhle great railway, connecting ~ u
hnnA With all ltanHoonllnenthl lines 81 ~
Paul and Omaha assures 90 tho larvelinn
public the best service known Tickets
Via tho Chlcaao, Milwaukee and A. Paul
hallway are on sale at aii railroad tluhet
oiileeA 70 any point IN the United states
or Canada, Fer mApa, foldera and other
Information, address
9. ], nnnY, General Agent,
J, W, cAanY, Portland, ur.
Trav Pass and Tit, Aren't
Portland, or
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23

Men must love ,he uulb bpufs ,hp,
thoroughly hpilrtt n hmlih
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23
SEASIDE SAWNIAA.

A complete stock uf lumber on hand
N the rough or dressed Flooring, ruas
tie, eslllng and al kinds OF hnlahl
meudlnHn and ahlnEicai also bracket
work done 20 order Terms reasonable
ana prices az bedrock an ofiera
promptly attended TO- Offoc and yard
AZ mill u, " h. LOGAN, rrop'r
Seaside Oregon
Captain Sweeney us. A., san nloeo,
Cal, eayai "Nhiloh'a Catarfh Remrdv
b the nrnl medicine | have ever found
that would do me any good" Price 60
cents Sold by j. w Conn,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23

fhal man uyps iwlop Wha llyes ihp
hrsi lllu we'll lipWpk
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23

"ulvp me y livvr regulator and I can
lpHUlhln the WOrlt," said y uenuH the
dtunnlHi hendpd him a h1ttlp NJ 80 Wiiva
ilttlu nhriy iilhrfa. tha famOua little
pills ChaH unnots
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23

Constant thNuHhi viii upthaN M
words uheUnaOlOuslN ntWn
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23

Ihp niilah shln rofl Hlahlu, Which
HRilpl nNm ihla mli Win u vatao Ni
WhuHt thlupt ni iHiwW Alilvui M ruib
rpWuHN NJ iN dhta NNi rht ANll
nlrih wheat laiph htiltM lthNhrt w
Hilpl a nNtuHrp M va dhtH liuf tnitn
Was taluad ~ ilAHn
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23

kAniH cfovNN ROOT. u,d tfsai
nlood purifier gives froahnrl ana ,lsar
ness 70 the complexion aud ia,fta am.
ntlpatlon, M eta, % eta. tim
For aale hf y " Coon
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23

llurllnglon

ffNA fNAfk NWN
and inu viii reach omaha,
Kansas rliN M M inuln.
Nhulf haf hhnni N lhn
man who lahua any ulhsf
iinr
ana fuu viii tiaYa A
aHfaaetaet thNlu lul mHiU rsmiuflai
lH8Iffty hlt Than he viii, too
lllllIllulllllu l'luhNla VIA The luillnn
Ton 40 Ail taalbn hhd auulh
lllllll tfn ulilpa Hft on nalt M
- aalIl8i lhe lgoai llrhpl Hfies Aah
fuf unu and he aufe fuu
net N
ifllrla " lnHullf a.
dressed NJ ihu understand
viii vrviye prompt aliuh.
ilUn
A. "A niinLnoN, q. A.
t'utiland o.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23

In the office oi
nlmorc, Sanborn 4
Co, Agents for the
Famous Marshall
Twlnel there Il one
that all fishermen
are cordially Invited
to inspect
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23

g0e sea qo eaflO ls an immoaai m,st
ilahnAh Mote
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23

i'p lN date hntI piuhl vessels have vail
td iinm ihlp pAtl with umln taihunh.
hii hui Hnn Witch WhH foe South Nii'th
haviNH been ful tiai iilihin Tho Hna
snn has nul hnrh Ha ruuh hH utrONith.
Ah ihp quality NJ Whpni lui rtrn TON
lWlnW WutiuuH hpHsuna
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23
North Pacific Brewery
lunN kupr rpp
Bohemian Lager Beer
And Xxx PoRfnR

iaata orders with d !, tarlssn a N,
AHHHyslha HaleaA " iauia nasitHs "A
lhe tABmnatililan Halnnh An Uf,lsfe VIII
y HfNmullv sliundad ~
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23

thp lnulah mth Weston Munhuh ifll
iuuH tNnlalH thnNna. WhlNh hliltrh
M milHHl ihnuhit " hHm Nalihihlan.
NuNm huWN ihu nNpl trHltihit mnihI
Inc wheat mdtn lul uithi niiihln hhN
fallui tuHipidht afternoon
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23

fhN ilrlltf Wthl down W lhtmnWh N
ilN tltur ihla muinlNHl hul itnutjrh nNlh
lnr thu Mnilun iIlHhlhnlV, Wml "A iuUh
l'liNl l'uldlnNi RhNhW "Wednesday N
Hllli up ihp WAahlnrtun uuhui
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-23

n,ca@. elmole. from tlOl'moos. atily.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-07
MURDER AT PITTSTON.
Michael llOka's Skull Is Broken by a
Stone During II Drunken Row,
to the Scranton Tribune.

Speciat " tnc ScT9ntOn lflDunc.
Pittston, April 6-Michael Hola, a
Slav, was killed by being hit with a
stone in a drunken brawl in a saloon
kept by II. Btttleman at Exeter about
O'Clock tonight. John Jocsik, who
threw the stone, and four other Slavs
were arrested. Hoka was "a years, a
miner and single
Exeter the scene of the murder. is q
mining village one and a half miles be-
low Pittston on the West Side of the
river. All the afternoon n party of
Slavs. including Koka and Jocsik. were
drinking and carousing and at 6 o'clock
fight began IN Rittlcman's place
Knives, stones and razors We're freely
used. Just before Koka was killed a
constable and two deputies reached the
scene with the intention of arresting
the ringleaders in the melee. The Of
ficers reached the saloon in time to see
Jocsik. who was in the street, hurl
through the doorway the stone which
struck Hoka down.
1t was not then known that a murder
had been committed, although Hoka
died ten minutes after being struck.
Jocsik was arrested as the principal to
the deed and John Slatincski. George
Mihalcsik Andrew Bednor and Andrew
Slatincski as accessories. Each of the
five was badly cut and bruised. They
We're confined in the borough lookup
Coroner Mckee. of Luaerne county.
was notified of the affair. He directed
Justice of the Peace Ehret. of Exeter,
to impannel a coroner's jury. The jury
adjourned to meet at . o'clock tomor-
row afternoon.
A Tribune reporter with the aid of an
Interpreter interviewed Jocski at
o'clock, at which time the accused man
,yDS rpl, N q tiCplv SDbp,. JIn dan OIL
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-07
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.
Weather Indications Today:
Threatening Weather; Possibly Showers.

1 Wyoming Conference.
General Harrison's Wedding
Cuban Resolutions Pass the House,
Murder at Pittston.
2 Wyoming Conference.
Market and Stock Reports.
HocaD-City Teachers Institute.
Common Pleas Court.
Editorial
General Political Gossip.
UocaD-Reorga nization of the City
Government.
The Choral Unions Success in 1.-The
Messiah"
(Story)-"The Dream Gown Of the
Japanese Ambassador"
Z UocaD-Suburhan News.
New Trotting Circuit.
Colonel Coursen objects.
News Up and Down the Valley.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-07
COURT DECISIONS.
Opinions Handed Down That Arc Of In.
.crcst in the Eastern District

Philadelphia. April 6.-Amoug the de-
cisions handed down today by the SUI
preme court from the eastern district
were the following: Per Curian. Over
seers of the poor of Tunkhannock bor-
ough VS.. overseers Of the poor of Mon
trOse borough. 3SS. January term,
1895; rule absolute and non pros taken
off.
Electric City Land and Improvement
company VS.. West Ridge Coal COM
pany, c. p. Lackawanna, 2i6, January
term, 1896; petition for order to ad-
vance, etc. denied and petition dis
missed.
Lapham & Co. ct al VS.. Osburn ct al,
c. p. Cameron county l5 January
term, 1895: decree affirmed and appeal
dismissed with costs to be paid by ap-
pellants.
Carpenter VS.. United States Life In
surance company, c. p. Lycoming
county, 16i, January term, 1896; judg-
ment affirmed.
Noyes ct al. VS.. Brooks ct al. c. p
Clinton county, POI. January term. 1896:
decree affirmed and appeal dismissed
with costs to be paid by appellants.
Fell. J.--Lisht e. Kerr VS.. Dauser, c.
=. Lebanon county, 49, January term.
1896; the Judgment is reversed
Werner vs.. Cross, G. p. Northampton
county, 20, January term. 1896; the
judgment Is reversed and a procendo
awarded.
The Johnson company VS.. Miller. G.
p. Schuylkill county. l15. January
term, 1926; Judgment is affirmed.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-07
Who Knows T., A. Co opcr?

New York. April G-Cornoer's Physician
Weston made an autopsy TO-DAY on inc
boly of the man VINO was found dead
sunday at the Broadway Central hotel!
Death was due to heart disease. The
man was registered as 'E. A. Cooper, Al
lentown, Pa though nothing further
has been learned about his identity.
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Indirnntin,, NJ Mndrii.

Madrid. April 6-The newspapers here
are deeply indignant over the adoption by
the American congress of the resolutions
recognizing the belligerency OF the Cuban
insurgents, and their comments are very
bellicosA
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London. April G-The Daily News will
say tomorrow II learns from the highest
authority in ConstantnGNe that the sui
tan has prepared an trade dccrceing the
wholesale expulsion of all Christian mis-
sionares IN Armenia.
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W;,, Emp,oy 900 Men

READING Pa. April G.-The new puddle
mill of the Reading Iron works will start
up tomorrow morning at o'clock, giving
employment to about 15D hands. When
the entire plant is placed in operation 800
hands will be employed.
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pcMns, lvnnin Pns.lnnsters.

Washington. April 1.-THE president to-
day sent to the senate the following nomi-
nations: Posimasters in Pennsylvania, n.
Il. Bogert, Wilkes-Barre; Mary Il. Gercty,
Honesdale; William Rodearmel, Harris
hirg: Lizzie x. Weber, North Wales.
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New York, April 6.-Arrved: Spaarn-
dam from Rotterdam. Arrived out: Saan-
dam ut Amsterdam, April 4; Ems. at Glib
raltar. land proceeded for Genoa); In
Normandie at Havrc. Sailed for Now
York; Werra from Gibraltar. Sighted:
Maasdam, from New York for Rottcr-
dam, passed the Lizard; Werkendam,
from New York for Rotterdam, passed the
Lizard; Persia, Hamburg for New York,
passed Dover.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-07
Regilna DiulitieS

Tell more at a glance Of the progress
that Is being made in American textile
ar, than a years lcctur.ng could do.
Cord stripe and Swiss effects. on fig
ured or plain grounds in all shades.
Ask 10 see them.
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H,by perishcd In the Flames

Reading, Pa, April 6.-The dwelling Of
Jason Hec;endorn, at Mcckville. this
county, was burned Saturday night to-
gether with contents. The 3-year-oll
child of Mrs. Ida Heckendorn. which was
left in the dwelling alone during the ten.
porary absence OF the family, perished in
Tho flames.
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Grass Linen RaffSteS

Are shown in variety OF qualities
and patterns. The choices novelties
are eSquisitely embroidered with neat
designs in silk with danny double cord
stripes COS; little less and may please
yol jus, as well.
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New DOTTED SWiSScs

With grass linen grounds Represent 4
resurrection of the polka-dot craze IN
the very preItieSt Of its many ways
All coiors.
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LOVELY OrgaMdies

In delicate tints. Persian effects and
figures will win your admiration. This
is an old weave with a wealth of new
thoughts.
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Girenla PiQaes

= Are bound to be popular. White or
colored grounds and an endless assort-
ment of the sweetest patterns ever
seen will make them SO.
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JacOmal DuCheSSe

May be described as the queen of wash
fabrics. White or Grass Linen
, grounds with spots, figures and stripes
styles.
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lulported DiulitieS

Bring before you the most popular of
London and Paris wash fabrics. and
the patterns in Persian and Dresden
effects. stripes and figures are identi-
cal with those selling there now
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w hite
SWiSSes

With dainty carbohydrates in stars.
dots ETC., In soft tones and tints are
sweet IN their simple beauty, and
they're new.