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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-26

purbe perboitet, neil er $4,000 @ul'
ben, Die CT fir jene Ifti n8eIelll1aft
pereinabmt bate, perrntrente. SIN
9%utmannsoorf iii bieier Gage Der altelie
Seuermebrbouptmann iainmtlider fret
milli9en Seuermebren Niens, Sarl
6eDbsD, 9eltorben.
Wriir. auf benz Yabnboie Der
subigs5 eplieer. Uabn 1T neuli6 swi'
i6cn ilpei Geleiien cine Yin9e, etlpa
,ipei Meter i'm Ourhn,eiier uno finn
Mieter 5ieie, eingebrodJen. Oieie III
cine SOl9e Der letten Sfpimmiane'
tataIircpbe uno beiinbet lid auf benz
ielben Gebiete, AMI Dem jene Die grOBs
ten Terbeerun9en an8eriftet hattie.
Die Vin9e wuroe ioiort perIdiittet.
Dubapeit It. Vet eirem anlGflid
Der gSablbeweguns in Der Gicmeinoe
Sgrics %ab9ebaltenen gantett mai Elm
0tebner i'm 9tifett cine Fetroleumlampe
UNI. Gs entltano eiu Seuer, bel mel:
dem brei Wtenld)eu perbrailnten uno
mebrere lebensgeiabrli6 pcrlett muir
ben.
0rauoia. Siir;li6 iauo in 6olgc
befti9en @iuoitoBeS uno ouitreteurer
0teoenbUen in sen iiocalmatiniihcn
gemGiicrn Elm ,3uiammenitOB iwiid)en
ben Sdifien ~%vauoOu," r9iautilus"
uno rj3rinpi" itatt. Die Sdiife qes
boren ~ Dem auf elmer Se9eliibungs,
fabrt bc0riiienen Oiterreihii9cn Sc
ihpaoer. 9lle brei Sfiiie erlittcn
leidte Sauarie uno flbren Johann
nab Fola, no bic SfGoen o~lsoebeiiert
perben iOllcn. T~erletungeu Der Scs
iaeuu9Smannidaiten iino nid)t porge'
tommen.
Snnsbrud. Gillen 0uten 6oro
mad'te pie bieii9e Toliiei, inbem tic
eineu 9efdbrlideu SOhitNpler, 9iamenS
Guitnp &inoler aus Seben hlucrbt in
TreuBIIdlz Sfleiien. ieiln0bm. &inOs
Ter, melMcr oud) uou bdDerild)en 0jes
ritbten IttdbriciIi6 peyiolBt miro, hat
iid large in SoSnien oui9ebalten uno
3weds iciner Sdwinbcleicr p%orNegebcn,
oaB er III peridieoencn m%obltDdtigen
Speden grOBe Sieniic 9eleiitet, 10
unter Nnoerem Dem Tinner Sneipp
CUR Grridtung zines Naiicrhnulee III
G~S0riShpfen ALIEN 200, 600 NiNrt an
gelammelteu 0eloern iibermittelt babe.
&lo9en urt. Ger bier p%eritOrs
hene Senior Ger bieiigen 9lerIte, 9fcs
sierungsratb TroiellOr 9lu0uit &raBnlg
~teiiirte $4,000 0'uloeu iir Die Grs
baliung zines Sinoeripitals.
Yr0g. Sei elmer Frobc ser Sptr
nGolneO uno Sulie" i'm G;ediiheu
liotiOnNltbcatcr itad) in scr Guelli;ene
Der 5enOriit &eiielD nit Dem 9iopier
ben SenOrilten Ft0f fn0pp unterholb
ties redlten 9luges uuo peruriobte cine
tieie 2&unoe. Sie lrobe mlrce icfort
a%bgebrod)en.
SalSbur8. Ter uormoli9e Sir
id)enbr0u in S~r0unitein, Soicf S0lls
buber, bat in Goiau ullo mcbrereu
Gemeinoen bc8 SeiirteS 2lbterdu 6rej,
idiirie e"roiinet lluo bcim taiicrliG,
f0ni9lid)en Ycrgs9fepicrNmte in &Sels
or9emeloet. Siderem @ernebmen mad
bat Gle 9lttiengelellidait n2&Oliacggs
9rauntbalcr &ohlcngemerti DAFT" in
Stcger bleie 6rcii6iirfe inmlnt allen
antleberoen 9tedten tdliljd crmorbcn
uno be0biihti9t, o0s uui9cocdte, iehr
rcid)baltige Stcintobleul0Ner in Der
0emeinoe 9iuBbGd) bcrgmGniid uuS;us
beuten. Dad Dem 2~luslprud)e ron Sohs
%peritanOi9en iOll bieie Soble BON rciucr
uno ~pOr;lglifcr S.ualitQt iein uuo
eini9e Der bciannteiteu Steintoblen.
lOrten an Site iibertrcifeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-26
prnpittt WfrHfnlr.t.
Sa6(eu.

Dresden. @G9reno Die Berliner
Notwithstanding nit einem Sebl'
Ietra9 obihloB, bari Die 9uSltellung
bes iGdiiid)eu SanomerfS uno &units
gewerbes auf eiueu lleberiduB refnen,
Der aui 10000 bis SO, 900 WParf pers
anidlost wirb.-Sn ser Soioper ges
rietb in Der @Olisihluhtijene oeS
-6reii6iie" cine Souliiie in Yranb,
10 baB Die 6l0mme bell auflooerte.
9a Ser Yertreter oes Saspar, Serr
Nebuiheut, in unmittelbarer Ndbe Der
Slammc rubis iieen blieb, re6nete
mObl bic Niebr;abl Ser i3uifauer bic
6lumme sur generic uno blieb aui ben
4tdteu. dur meuige Vo9enbeiuher
eilten binauS. Cine ernlte @eiabr be-
itau0 ridt.
@eipiia. Gntipredeuo elmer @ers
orcuuns oeS Miniiteriums oes Snnern
buben i'm yeipiiger lanowirtbi6afts
li6en SreiSuerein aeuaue %Grbebun9en
iiber Die Gage Der Sancwirtbi6uit i'm
Gllgelncinen uuo Der ldubli6cu arbeis
ter i'm Selonoeren ltattgeiunSen. Sie
Grmlttclungen meroeu leet ;uiammens
seitellt uno mob Dor ablaui oes SabreS
benz Niiniiterium ilbergeben.
Ylauen. Cine Soppelma9son:
laoung Silberaelo, beitebeuo in s., %
uno lsWtartititfen, muroe ron Der
JteidSbaut in Berlin cieicr Gage mad
Der bic'i9en 9ieifsbGntitclle geianot.
Sn 1860 Sdden bciauoeu lid l.5OO,'
600 Miart, wibreno o0S Gewi6t oes
GeloeS 1876 Gcntner betru9. Sn @olS
bate oieie Senoung MIR adt Gentrer
uno in lO0OsW iartibeinen nur iini
Yiuno 9ewcgen.
RoRbad. Weneu 8ranbitiftuua
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-26
Bu6len'S 2lrutfa 2aIbe.

Tie bette Salbe in Der @elt fir SGnitt
pnncen, Nbihtriuns, 8eihmire, Salslus
6ieberuunoeu. 5ledten. Sdrammen an Der
Sdnoen, 6rpitbeulen. Siibnerauseu rno al,
Santiebler; iie beilt pciitiu SdmorrbciSer
roer feline 8abluna perlaust. @arantirt
bas ponitdnoise 8ufriebenbeit aeseber
iptrt, ober bas @elb piro Suriderhattet
Yreis per S&a&td Is Gents. 8u serfau.
fen tn u. 8. Na(nv NSst>sss
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-26
Of0en6nra.

9ant. 3um S6uge ser Siiitc piro
iett Elm SteinoGmm angelegt. Su ser
giGbc Der Sdueuorridtungen liegeu Sic
Huiueu Der alien Banter Stride. Gon
bieicm G%'OtteSbauie, oaS ourd5 cine ges
waltige &aiierilutb ~;eritort muloe,
iino MIR nod etni9e mebrere SUB oide
WtGuern uuo oaS iteinerue 2auibeden
erlQlteu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-26

ruarue ole %SUlaDrlge SWWugrun Urp
@utSbeliterS Wiiiller 9efdn0lidI eirgcs
sosen. Sas 9eiitig etuaS bei6rdnfte
MidNGcn lit ~eeltanbis, has @eiietbum
ibreS S6wa9erS in Yrano eeltedt 81
baben, Woourb aud baS 0Dllin9'ide
Nad)barsut nit einsedi6ert puroe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-26
pom ye'tger Dem OeiuerpeMuIeum san
VeIhenf 9ema9t morben.
Sa0en.

GarlSrube. |on ser bieii0cn
Stroitummer wurbe cine Nn;ubl Giiens
babrbeoienitete, Sic lid cine Gieibe
GiieubObnoicbitGble inter Veieitiguns
Der Vlomben an ben @ageu batten I'll
Shuloen fonmen ~laiien, III 0cfGi1g-
niBitrufen bon einem Sobr rrei Mipuas
ten bis 81 elmer @od)e berab pers
,rtbeilt.
WeiBenbeim. Giniae bieiige
8iir9cr lpieltcn i'm @irtbob0uIe &ars
ten. Der oabeiiieenoe 3liahri9e pers
beiratbete 3b. Nmmel iprod binein,
lpuroe ober BON Dem einen ~liitipieler,
Nalobiter Scnlcubreuuer, etpNs berb
;uritd9emieien, moralif er Dem lettcren
cine SbrieiGe 9eben mollte. Senlens
trenrer fam linn ober ;lpor uno iuBte
i'm nit feitem 0riii am S0lS. 9tls or
9lei6 b0rauf loelieB, liel Nmmlel tOot
3u Yooen.
Sauberbii6 ofSbeiT N. Gin
iebr intereiionter 6uno pilroe bier BEL
oen GrObarbejten Ser ncuen S&0iiers
letting auf Dem Flate por Der STRIDE
genatt. Gr beliebt in elmer 9oloencu
Spange lt1o aus So 9~Olocneu Wiiin;cn,
bic aus benz l5., l6. rno Dem 2niouge
beS II. S0brbun0crtS itamlneu. IS
b%efinoen lid o%arunter 0ud Wtain;er
S~olo9uloen, mel1e bic Sabres;abl
1912 tragen.
@iesloh. 0as Frpjett elmer
Sbmalipurbubu Gberbud) 9icuntirders
eifurtSb0uleusW tefesbcim lit babin
ermeitert worNen, baB oie 0abn bon
leetercm Srt ilber Miauer, Gauan9els
LODI, Sdattbauien, Saiertbal, Inter-
bOf, 0ielbeim, gltpicsIod) uuo @ieSs
LODI bis az Die 0auptbaDn w~citergciibrt
iperoen loll.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-26
Oefcrrei6.

SSicn. Der @Sieuer Gjemeinberatb
beldloB nit 81 9Cgen SO Stimmen
inter loutcm Seiiall Der 9%eSrdngt ppl
len GQllcrien ocu @au eisercr itaos
tildcr 0aSlperte. -0ic bieiiNe 9louos
t~atcntommer beldloB ole Giuiiibruu0
Der G%onntaGsrpbc in cen 2lopotaten.
tanileien. --0cttirieo Gutter, Der bier
bic 9tftienAcielliAait iiir 5crtil.
InouIirle in MiIllaaicn /. :. rcrtrat,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-26
Me6fen6ura.

Gil itrow. Die Grbciterpittwc
Sernitt uro ibr |~iebN0ber, Ser &ieb
bGnOler Sriig0cm0un aus 9ieubr0nocu.
bllr0, wurOeu pom Shmur9eridt mcQel
GiitmorOeS, begar9eu an benz GDc-
mann berSernitt, gum Qooe perurtbeIlt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-26
GranuC6weia.

Sraun 6we g. Der 9ie9iitrator
glcDc bon Ser SrcisoircfIion in G'ans
oersbeim iii mc9en beOcutenOer Inter
idlagungeu BON 9lmtSgeloern oerbaftct
mOroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-26

amIrtguugTeu III yur9ermeIper Ouul
in BEN 0iubeitano 9etreten. GrOBe
Gbrenbe5eu9un9en mllroen ibm BET bic'
Ter Gclegcnbeit ~ Gbeil.
Sa6enau. Die Srau beS 3eds
bauern oabier hat lid Die Seble burbs
idnitteu. Sic binterlabt feds ainoer.
Der Selbltmoro lit auf cine plOelide
gum NlSbru6 9etcnmene 6amilien'
franfbeit Suriid;uiiibren.
Niirnberg. Ole @ittme beS Der.
ftorbenen SOmmeriienrutbS Shudcrt
bat Elm Sapital bon 300, 600 Wiarf
anl0Blid beS so. 0eburtSta0eS hires
perltorbencn @cmablS 9eipenoet. Die
SinIen Der Stiitung iOllen &naben linS
Wtaoden bon SdJudert' lhen grbeitern
cine quite &uSbilouug in ibrem Seruie
erm0gliheu.
ct. SSmalb. 6OrItrotb VcDtbdus
Ter bat Die inn u~ntergebeneu 5orits
Gmter beauitrugt, o0B bds Nupbol;
beler nlr an Die tleiuen Gjeperbsleute
abgegeben mercen lpll uno oaB Die 0r0s
Geren 81 ben &CriteigerunSen crit ;r9es
luiien meroen oiirIen, lpenn Die Stcincn
ibren 8eoari 9e0cdt bubcn. Sieie
Nenocrun8 miro piei sur GerbeIicruu9
Ser %O9e Der tleineu GjemerbSleute beis
tra9en.
@olfratS9auien. Die Gros,
WtaIrers, Steinbauers uno 3immers
mannSGrbeiten Der nun in ln9riii 9es
nommenen VOiIa6briife wuroen laut
WiagiitratabeidluB Der 6irma Wtiiller
II. SOIlmlS nm ben Treis BON 1857
Wi0rt 81 Tfennige ilbcrtragen. CUR
Seitreitun0 Der Yriidenbaltciten,
S%eimjabtung bereits beltebenoer S6ul.
ben, Grijnouns zines 9ieierpeiorcs
iriro elm 0Orlcben BON $50, 600 Wtarf
aufBenOmmen, Gas in 81 Tro;ents
SNuloperidreibuugcn.a miro.
@irSbur9. Ger 9liliileut al Der
OpbtalmolOgjiheu Slinif Ser llnipers
iit0t, Or. 0eni9, bat einen Sui ais
&rOfeiiOr fir alu0enbeiltunoe an baS
Columbia college in 9tew port anges
rommen.-9iS gum S~riibjabre ioll Ser
Mtain 10 nett tnnalilirt ie;n, boB bic
Settle bon %obr bis Niir;brro 0ele0t
peroen fam. Damn gcbt sic &ettens
i0leppIdiiif0brt BON 6rantiurt biz
bierber.
gus nrr Rbrinpfnl,.
Speper. Ger piat;iife 2ebrers
iterbfaiie- @ereiu fat feline smeite
Slaiie me9en ~ idmnder @etbeili0un0
auflOien miiiien. Gle MitglieSer En-
b0lten cine NiIt;nblun9 bon so Bros
sent ibrcr einge;ablten Yeitrd9e.
Oirfbeim. Sulinenoirettor a.
Q. Neiuri6 Stt mad)te in elmer Gers
0iicntlibuu9 oaraui aufmertiOm, oaB
eS njdlt unm63lj6 lei, in bieijger Sc.
qenO petroleum 81 erbohren. Gr Mill
lid nit Dem 9Obringenieur Sddier.
meDer in Sc95ielo in @erbinbun9
ieeen, nm euentlell SobruerIlde bier
pornebmen gu l~a'ien.
4irmaienS. Sin bieii9er turrls
luitiger 9teoli6iilcr iibte gum 3eitpers
trcjb ba5 Stit9ihmir9en ypiifen ;wei
Shulbduter. 0obti iiel Ell riidlingS
gu 9OOen, UNI ME mieoer in sen Vebrs
iual 81 tommer. gu oen 5Olgen peS
Stuyjc5 troteu mod onoere atute @cis
bell, Die linn ben Zoo bra1ttn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-26
3~1rnpi,t, pnTrn.
41rnuin, O~lfprruHrn.

Sbni9Sher9. Sine 0rUBerc Uffents
lihe 2eieballe lit bier einQerjdtet NOR
oen.-3n crireulider g&eile entpifelu
iib sic 9feutengiltcr in Der Frcuin;.
Son 400 9tcntengiitern lit rtr zines
gum ,3wan9Sucrtauie acfommen. Ole
VapObant miro bemnG6it 9rOBere Nar'
S|elltrlngen pornebmen.
Mtooitten. Gin ioroerbareS 2ltens
tbeil hat iib ser 'Gigcntbimer uuS
6ubrmGnn Sc. bel ieircr Seridreibur0
ieincS GrunoitjdS bon ieinem S6wies
scriobne 81 ii6crn gepuEt. Nebit ireier
@obnung, S~leioung uSS Nubrang ers
halt g. tdgli6 ;pei bis orei Utter
Srauntpeiu. Gas a"uSbeOuugeue ga,
ihengelo bon 20 Eienpi9e iiir ocn Gag
iOll oann aber nod, pie Der Miann ielbit
perii9erte, ben etpa eiutreteneeu DIAM
gel an Sranntwein beieitisen belien.
prnpinl at,rHprruHr,,.
China Gins asheyusp6bnli9
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-26

Scr tunf Satren ruree ib 10 nerrts, taf HE Sci
~fCsarbeit mir cine yit mar. Hahts tcuntt ih ntdi
ttlaisn wesei Shtai %piisteit. @etne &ufmsrtiam.
ieit rures AMI r.. Niifs' rsieratists Aerrinr sslenit
nne eepanu as nit tem antrbeftsn Sr'riNt al aetraus
1en. Sstttem tidt til elne 6laide in meinem Sauls
uue attraunie &c, ucnu meme Nerrcn frfdlafteu,
une tatit meta tie sltiteu 9ririee. y,eth Setn &C.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-26
,r.e Sob pfFerire = y:
'n7 smnn 0erfanfens y

uni 1000 gdtr untultipirttn faHtts unt unt sreft
PaHt eant. fur RID trsNttrtn stutst s'tt 'F"a'
scr bet VIagsMes Il. utwooo,
St. Glsus, eins.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-06
SOME OTHER CELEBRATIONS.
In which the Police Cut Quite a
Prominent Figure.

Twanty-four is the sum total OF po-
lice arrests on the Fourth or July IN
all the precincts. Few, however, were
for charges more serious than drunk
enness and disorderly conduct.
The worst offender was Frank Sher-
wood. q. hostler from the central city,
who started out to have a regular old
Arizona sort of time. He borrowed
shotgun from Dan Webber, the Penn
avenue butcher and set off down the
street with the avowed intention of ter
rorizing the alley district Before get
ting that far, however, his exuberance
got the best of him.
In front Of Gallen's store he leveled
his gun at Druggist J. E. Harris, who
was standing in his doorway and
caused him to beat hasty retreat into
the store. Then raising the gun, lie
fired its contents into the sign over
Macs book store, demolishing 1t.
Some of the buckshot, with which the
gun was loaded, lodged in Arrigoni
Ferdinandos porch. where his two
daughters were sitting. He was look
ing around for another target for the
remaining charge in the gun, when
Patrolmen May and Bloch pounced on
him and took possession of him and
the gun.
At the station house he was allowed
to depart on depositing $25 for his ap-
pearance at police court in the morning.
Sherwood and his friend Webber came
around in the evening to argue the
matter with Desk Sergeant Deter, and
be coming somewhat boisterous, were
thrown out, with the injunction not to
return under penalty of arrest. At the
hearing before Alderman Millar. Web
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-06
CALIFORNIAN GAMES.
Those Who Won Prizes in LDure,
Hill Park.


me annual games of the Scranton
Caiedonian club attracted a large
crowd to Laurel Hill park Saturday Y
AFTERNOON. The rain interfered with
the attendance at night. At $40 n m
Professor l.. N. O'Dell made an ascen-
SION IN an illuminated balloon and fired
on a large quantity of fireworks while
IN mid-air. He descended by means OF
parachute. Those who won prizes IN
the various events at the games were:
Boys race-T Watkins, first; r, Alex.
ander second T. Gilmartin, third.
best-dressed Highlander, without ac-
coutrements-L. Mcmillan, first; r. Ran
kin, second.
IroWing the hammer-G Rutledge first
W feet, 10 inches; l.. Morahan, second. ..
feet, u inches; James Dick, third, 50 feet.
1Oh inches.
Putting the stone-T. GemmeH, first, SC
feet, inches; T. Harvey, second, 80 feet
Z inches; W. Harvey, third, 81 feet II
inches.
Hop. step and leap-L. Morahan, first, (.
feet, inches; Il. Morahan, second, 42 feet,
inches; j. Motion, third, Al feet, ~
inches.
Broad jump-H. Mcdonald, first; 10 feet
inches; +. Forest, second, 10 feet, {
inches; j. b. Smith, third, Is feet 6 inches.
Half-mile race. Nolan, first; G.
Marks. second; +. Curley, third.
Running high jump-McDonald and l..
Morahan, tie for first: j. Nocton and 4.
Morahan, tie for third.
22O-yard race-J. Burke, first; Mcdonald
second; l.. Staunton, third.
Sack race. members only. Moir. first
l.. Mcmillan, second; ]. Mcmillan, third.
Hitch and kick-L. Morahan, first; j. b.
Smith. second; n. Morahan. third.
Highland Flng-William Johnstone,
first; McNeilage. second; Wilson, third.
100-yard race-J. Burke. first; l.. Staun-
ton. second; Mcdonald third.
Bagpipe competitions-H. Urquhart
first; II. Lamb, second; w. Johnstone,
third.
Egg and saucer race-McDonald, first;
McHugh, second: b. Kerr, third.
Naulting with pole-L. Morahan and Nc
Donald, tie for first; 4. Morahan, third.
Sword dancer. Riddle, first: Lamb
second; w. Johnstone. third.
Onc-mile race--J. Nolan, first; c. Marks
second; p. Curley, third.
Reel and Strathepe-Wilson, first; w
Johnston. second; F.. Riddle, third.
Throwing 56 over bar--L. Morahan. first
J. Naughton, second; James Dick, third
Sack race--W. Moir first; j. McHugh
second, Ruane. third.
Bagpipe-W. Johnstone first; j. II.
Lamb, second: f. Riddle, third.
Best-dressed Highlander-James Mor
first: W. s. Collins. second.
Sailors Hornpipe-W. Johnstone, first
F.. Riddle. second; Wilson, third.
Five-mile race-C. Marks, first; ]. No
Ian, second: j. McHugh, third.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-06
A. O. II. COUNTY CONVENTION.
Appointed to Prepare for
the State Convention.

Committee Appointed to Prepare for
the State Convention.
The July county convention Of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians was held
yesterday afternoon in College hall,
Wyoming avenue. County President
William Dawson was chairman. The
reports of delegates to the recent state
convention were heard, and the follow
ing gentlemen were appointed COM
mittee on ways and means to enter
tain the next state convention, which
comes to Scranton two years from now:
Senator j. c. Vaughan, NJ. II. Griffin.
Anthony McAndrew, c. C. Donovan,
James J. Grier, William Moore, j. j..
Costello, p. F. Calpin and Martin Fer
guson.
The state convention meets only
every two years. The order in Lack
awanna county at present consists Of
twenty divisions, and in two years 1t
is expected confidently, that it will
number thirty divisions. Applications
are now in for two new divisions and
preparations are in progress for appli-
cations for three more, before the next
convention in October.
A board of directors to have charge
of business in the interim of conven-
tions was chosen as follows: y. D..
Hayes, of Dickson City; 2. j. McNally.
of Olyphant; Senator j. c. Vaughan.
John j. Costello and +. +. Calpin, Of
this city; and John p. Collins. of Car
bondale. The following committee was
appointed to go around and visit the
various divisions of the county; NJ. A.
Griffin, c. c. Donovan, Il. ID. Hayes,
John p. Collins and Y. J. Gavin.
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DROWNED WHILE BATHING.
Ninc.Year Old Abraham Schlingcr
Met Death Yesterday Afternoon.

While bathing in the pond near the
mule barn of the Lackawanna Iron and
Steel company near River street, Abra-
ham Sch!inger. 9-year-old son Of Jacob
Schiinger. of River street, was drown
ed yesterday afternoon. He and some
other boys were in the pond and the
deceased while swimming in the deep
est part, which is about II feet to the
bottom, was quite likely attacked with
cramps and he sank beneath the sur
face, not coming up again until his
lfeless body was taken out half hour
later. The pond in only two blocks
from his home.
Coroner $. =. Longstreet went to the
parents home. empaneled a jury and
after viewing the body took the testi-
mony of the two boys who We're with
the deceased. There was no other ver-
dict to arrive at from the evidence than
that 1t was a case of accidental drown
ing.
The jury empaneled by the coroner
are: DR.. L. NJ. Pennypacker, Charles
Raver. Emil Davidowitz, John Kowal-
chil,, Thomas Caffrey, and Michael Caf-
frey. The pond is i'm the Seventeenth
ward and the boys home Is in 1t also.
Some one sent for Alderman John T.
Howe and he empaneled jury that
adjourned until today after viewing the
body.
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Der again became obstreperous and only
subsided when he was fined 81 for con-
tempt of court. Sherwood was fined SIS
and directed to reimburse MIR. Mac for
his sign. The gun was confiscated.
Lyman Melvin, a watchman at
Gould's carriage works, was arrested
FOR firing a large cannon on Lackawan-
ma avenue at noon when'the street was
literally jammed with people. His Of
fense cost him 81.
William Lauson was arrested for be-
ing drunk and discharging blank cart
ridges at people he encountered on the
street. He paid s..
Michael Ruddy. of Pine Brook. was
one of a gang that assaulted John Ly-
ons and his nephew, Thomas Frehl,
and was held in $500 bail for his ap-
pearance at court. The assault grew
out of a general fight which took place
on Capouse avenue, near the corner or
Phelps street early in the evening.
Ruddy and his friends got the worst
OF it and after securing reinforcements
started out to revenge themselves on
Lyons and Frehl. The latter We're
drinking in a saloon when they heard
that a gang was outside waiting for
them. They discreetly went out the
back way and headed for home.
Their departure was discovered be-
fore they had gone Ear and chase was
given. At Wyoming avenue they over
took Lyons and gave him brutal beat
ing. He might have been killed had
not r. l.. Schoen, with the aid of q
stout club. caused them to desist. Rud-
dy and his crowd then set out to lind
frehi' but encountered the police and
dispersed. Ruddy was the only one
captured. Warrants are out Ior some
OF the others.
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A STORE BROKEN INTO.
Two COlOred Men Caught DispOsing
of the PIundcr.

Henry Williams. Of 316 Vine street,
and George Thompson, one Of his
boarders, both colored, were arrested,
yesterday afternoon by Special officer
williams and Patrolmen May, Bloch
and Johler, while trying to dispose of
q large quantity of brass and copper
to Nathan Suravitz, a Raymond court
junk dealer.
The store of Grass & Smith, 4O7 Penn
avenue, was broken into Saturday
night and robbed Of large quantity
of brass and copper. The two large
quantities" We're found to tally, and
now Williams and Thompson will have
to answer for burglarizing the store.
I The prisoners explain that they
bought the stuff from a party of
tramps, but the police are base enough
to doubt their word.
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CITY NOTES.

A beautiful blue-eyed baby girl s weeks
old. is at the Home for the Friendless and
may be adopted into some home.
Henry Davis, who was injured last
Wednesday in the Won Storch mine, died
Saturday at his residence. on West Mari
ket street. Providence.
The management of the Home for the
Friendless announces that the total
amount realized on the kirmess was
$4,236.T. The gross receipts were $7,OS6.36.
The Peck Lumber company has been
awarded the contract for erecting the new
building for the home at North Park. The
company's bid was 7.0S63j
The executors of the Handley estate have
filed an answer with Clerk Colborn, of the
United States circuit court. to the equity
suit begun some time ago by Henry Hand
ley. Margaret Handley, Margaret McCul-
lagh Henry Handley, Patrick Murphy.
Margaret Colburn, John Handley, Bridget
Handley. Anastasa Handley, Eliza Ellen
Sinnot, Eliza Sanders and John Hand
ley. who claim to be first cousins of the
late judge. The answer denies that the
plaintiffs in the equity suit are first cou-
sins in blood or heirs at law of Judge
Handley.
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DEATH OF MRS. LOHMANN.
Was the Mother of Mrs. Charles
TrODp. of Washington Ayenue.

Mrs. Margaret A. Lohmann died at
the residence of her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Tropp, AIS Washington ave-
nue., Sunday morning. Mrs. Lohmann
was born at Ebersbrum. Bavaria, June
8, 1922. but has lived in this city the
past thirty years. Her goodness Of
heart and the usefulness Of her life
will be missed by a large circle of
friends. She has been constant at
tendant of the German Lutheran church
on Miffiin avenue.
Mrs. LOhmann is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Charles Tropp and
Mrs. Robert d. Schimpff. Funeral win
take place Tuesday afternoon at 8
o'clock from her late residence, and
the remains will be laid at rest in For
est Hill cemetery.
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DIED.

SCHLING-1n Scranton. Pa. July 3, 1896.
Daniel Schling. aged 5S years, months
and "a days. Funeral Monday afternoon
at 2 o'clock from his late residence, on
Chestnut street. to Adams Avenue Ger
man Methodist Episcopal church. Inter-
ment at Forest Hill cemetery.
Scranton, Pa. July s.,
1896. Harold. youngest child of Thomas
and Mary Fairfield, aged 10 months and
22 days. Funeral Tuesday afternoon at
$50 o'clock from residence, Spellman
court, near Ash street.