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SHASTA.

REDDING, CAL, Nov. 5.-Unoficial returns
from 46 precincts out OF 49 in Shasta County
are as follows: Mckinley 1177, Bryan 1906.
Palmer 81. For Congress-Barham r. 1919
Cutler D. 147S, Monteith l. 226. For Assem-
blyman-Conant X. 9SS Scranton d. 639
Shanahan P. 1911. For Superior Judge
sweeny R. 2053 Bell P. 967. There are only
three small precincts YET to hear from, neither
OF which is likely to change>the result on any
OF the candidates. In the supervisorial dis
trlcts each of the three parties elects Super
visor. First District Smithson K. 160 Cahow
d. POI, Hemsted P. 202; Second District, Har-
yey X. 2S2, Jones p. LAT; Third District, Baker
X. 204, Bass d. 25S. Hufford p. 105. The
Board OF Supervisors will now consist of one
Republican, one Democrat and three Popu-
lists, provided that The Official count does not
elect Cahow.
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SIXTH DISTRICT.
MONTERREY.

MONTEREY, CAL, Nov. 5.-Returns from
the several precincts in Monterey County up
to 10 O'Clock tonight are IS follows: Three
precincts in Monterey City-Congressman. Nc
Lachlan (R.) 256, Barlow CD 113; Del Monte
-McLachlan 10, Bar ow 10: Carmel-Mc-
Lachlan 20. Barlow Is; Sur-McLachlan %,
Barlow IT; Tutarcitos-Barlow 81. McLach-
Ian II; Pacific Grove-MeLachlan 1876. Bar
low 40. Salinas and several outside precincis
are not definite For State Senator, Flint, the
Repu lean nominee, has received so far 569
and Eiliott. Democratic nominee. 223 in this
section OF the county. The returns for the
southern end of Monterey County are not yet
in, but 1T is conceded that both McLachlan
and Flint will run ahead of their tickets.
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District, N. L. Malcolm R. 1880. E. C. Huribert
F. 1876; Fifty-flth District, J. D. Kelsey r.
1885, J. J. McLaurin F. 1884; Fifty-sixth Dis
14I6. Superior Judges, w. G. Lorigan R. 6262.
]. K Patton R. 4593, NJ. II. Hyland F. 1929, J.
r. We!ch F. 1851, John Reynolds Ind. 1765.
ing pluralities: Second District Paul p. Aus
tin r. 239; Third District. +. NJ. Stern R. 124 |;
Fifth District s +. Aver r. rs.
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SUFFER-.

YUBA C1TY, CAL, Nov. 5.-An the precincts
in Sutter County have been heard from. The
Republican electors get TIA votes, the Demo
cratic electors get 646 and the Peoples party
electors 65 votes. For Congress De Vries gets
742 and Johnson 651. For the Assembly in
the Eighth District Cutter K. gets 72S and
Stagner F. 6S7. Cutters majority is Al.
Z. A. Davis Ind. Z. is elected Judge by 296
plurality. The proposition TO repeal the pro-
hibition ordinance was defeated by large
ms jority. For Supervisors, Hoke K. in the
First. and Burns K. in the Fcurt District
are reelected. W. Il. Smith d. defeats l..
SIriplin r. in the Fifth District by majority.
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SEVENTH DISTRICT.
TULARE.

VIsALIA, CAL, Nov. 5.-Complete returns of
Tulsre County give Mckinley 1897, Bryan
2542. For Congress-Bowers r. 1400, Castle F.
2270, Carlson l. 50. W. p. Boone d. is elected
in the Sixty-ffth Assembly District. In the
Sixty-ninth Assembly District Tulare County
precincts give McCord r. 368, Mcclellan +.
400. The Republicans eiected Robert Baker in
the First Superv sorial District, the Democrats
elected 7. B. Waddle In the Second and the
Populisis captured the Third District for J. W.
Thomas by the small ma iority OF four votes.
The sixth amendment carried.
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COLUSA.

CoLUsA. CAL. Nov. 5.-All the precincts in
this county have been heard from except one.
which only has few votes Twenty precncts
oct OF twenty-one give Bryan 1214, Mckinley
552. For Congress, English F. $50. Hilborn
X. 7o3. For the Assembly. Tenth District. 7.
A brideford D. and Pop. 1881, William Ash
n 40. For superior Judge. H. NJ. Albery, D.,
ond District, c. p. Wilson, R., beat mis- man in
every precinct and was Fe-elecled by 100 votes
W; i. ioo, u, was elected in the Third Dis
reelected in the Fourth District b. 80 "-'
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OREGON.

PORTLAND, Or, Nov. 5.-Returns were re-
ceived tonight from Coos and Curry counties
the former complete and the latter with but
five precincts to hear from-and cut McKin-
ley's plurality in the State 10 2693. Three
counties have not yet reported. They are In
Eastern Oregon, where the fusion strength
was greatest. but they are not expected to
bring MeKiniey's plurality below 1000.
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STANISLAUS.

MODESTO CAL. Nov. 5.-All OF the twenty
two precincts in this county have been heard
from, giving Bryan 1892, Mckinley 1908.
Castle D. for Congress gets 1908, Bowers
1921. Elliott D. for Assembly he's 1872,
Emery R 1912 For Superior Judge, Miner
D. carries the co6nty away ahead OF his
ticket. winning over Dennet r. Miner gets
1851, Dennei S62. For Supervisors Muncy D.
has one majority; Davis D. ia, Barnes D.
1873
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CALAVERAS.

SAN ANDREAS CAL, Nov. 5.-The total vote
cast in Calaverss County, unofficial, for Presi-
Dental Electors was 2939. Mckinley received
1472 and Bryan 1867. For Congress man, De
Vries f. 1854, Johnson r. 1903; for Assembly,
man, Fontana X. 1901, Garrard d 1473. so
far as known the vote for Electors was total
lied, but the discrepancy of thirty-iive votes
between the Electors and Congressman and
Assem- blyman undoubtedly arises in part at
least from failure 10 toIslize in some outly-
ing precincts.
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tions OF those who maintain, because con-
ditions on other planets are not analogous
to ours, life cannot exist elsewhere in
space. No doubt on Mars, and perhaps
on grander spheres where are studied the
operations of this mite of q world, there
are sentient beings that, regarding the
glories and radiance of their own ex-
lsence, doubt that life can endure on a
sphere like the earth, which is wrapped in
clouds, yspor and water.-Albany Jour
nal.
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SAN nATEO.

REDWOOD CITY, CAL, Nov. 5. Returns
complete from every precinct are now in. Nc
Kinley 1904, Bryan 9s2; McKinley's plurality
622. For Congress-Kelley $40. Kinne 279,
Loud 1853; Loud's plurality 504 For join
Senator, San MRteo and Santa Cruz-Cassin D..
1O46, Trout Z. 1904; Trouts majority 25S.
According to reports from Santa Cruz this
elects Trout instead OF Csssin. For the Assem-
bly, Goodhue has majority OF 81. Buck d.
is elected Judge by majority of 327. Tilton
R., De Benedetu d. and cEvoy ID. are elected
Supervisors. For amendment 6-Ayes COG,
noes 1407.
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SANTA BARBARA.

SANTA BARBARA. CAL, Nov. 5.-Complete
returns, with one small precinct to hear from,
show that the entire Republican ticket is
elected, except Superior Judge and two Super
visors. Mckinley carries the county by los
N majority. McLachlau r for Congress beats
Barlow F. by 73. J. J. Boyce r. for the State
Senate leads Shepherd F. by 296. Lawrence
Harris r. is elected TO the Assembly over
Powell F. by 15S. W. B. Cope D. is reelected
by majority OF 1916 over McMulta R. The
first amendment 10 the constitution is de-
feated, three 10 one. The other five carried.
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SANTA CRUZ.

SANTA CRUZ, CAL, Nov. 5.-The complete
oficisl returns from the precincts in Santa
Cruz County give these results: Republican
vote cast 1000, Populist 512, Democrat 1922
Congressman-Barlow F. 1715. McLachlan R.
1851. Senator-Cassin F. 2027, Trout R. 1927.
Assent blyman-Aldridge +. 1865, Osborn K
1892. Superior Judge-Logan X. 1908, Smith
+. 2026. San Lorenzo Suprrvisoriai District
Bali l. PAS, MorrelI F. 140, Romoo R. 30
BrsnGforte Supervisorial District-Baird +,
279, Collins r. 307, Insel l. 800. sequel Su-
pervisorial District-Estey r. 2S3, Thompson
d Off
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ORANGE.

SANTA ANA. CAL, Nov. 5.-Complete re-
turns in Orange County give Mckinley 1887,
Bryan ITO, Palmer 10. For Congress-Bow-
ers R. 1852 Castle d. P. 1472; Carlson /. 116
For state Senete-Jones r. 1875. Head D. P
1874. For the Assembly-Chynoweth R 1880
Edinger d. p 1927. Holromb Pro- %. For Su-
perior Judge-Bailard R. 1873, Daniel D. P.
IVA.
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BUTTE.

OROVILLE CAL, Nov. 5.-Complete semi
Official returns OF Butte County, IS supplied by
the County Clerk, give Mckinley 2os4, Bryan
21I4 Palmer "a, scattering a. For Con-
gress-De Vries T. 1862. Johnson r. 174S. For
the Assembly-Stanseil r. 1889, Thresher d.
1855 For Superior Judge-Jonn C. Gray r.
2760, r. c. Long d. 1906. Three fusion Super
yisors are elected
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KINGS.

HANFoRD, CAL, Nov. 5-Complete returns
for Kings County for President give Bryan
$50 votes, Mckinley 6S1. For Congressman,
Castle d. and =. 754, Bowers 623 For
the Assembly, McLeilan D. and P. SI4 Nc
Cord K. 623. For Supervisor from the Second
District, F; NJ. Frazer d. and P. is elected By
q good majority :.
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RIVERSIDE.

RIVERSIDE, CAL, Nov. 5.-Returns have
been received from every precinct in this
county except one on electors. The Mckinley
ectors have 2063 votes, the Bryan electors
1858. All figures obtainabie on Congressman
give Bowers r. 1909, Castle F. 1243 The re-
turns from seven small precincts are not in
cluded in these figures, but they will not ma
terially change the result. Jones R. for Joint
Senator has 1740 votes, Head d. 1928 Lin
aenberger r. for Assembiyman has 1915 votes
Mason ID. 1925. Full returns will probably
give Lindenberger 400 ma jority
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SISKIYOU.

YREKA. CAL, Nov. 5.-Returns up to 6
O'Clock this evening give Bryan lS3 plurality
in this county. Cutler d. for Congress has o
plurality and Strain r. for the Assembly in
The district comprising Siskiyou and Del
Norte 30 plurality. J. S. Beard r. tor Supe-
rior Judge has 500 majority over the COM
bined votes of the Democrats and Populists.
The Democrats elect thr rec Supervisors.
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PLUMAS.

QUINCY. CAL, Nov. 5.-Plumas County re-
turns complete give Bryan 56s; Mckinley
676; Barham 672; Cutler 4s5; calkins. SEN
ator, $50; Prisk 400; Seward, Assembly. $40:
Edman 467; Mclaughlin, D., has lIe ms,
jority. The Republicans elected three Super.
visors. The main contest was on Judge
Clough, the defeated Candidate. He had been
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FIFTH DISTRICT.
SANTA CLARA.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Nov. 5.-Complete returns
from all precincts in Santa Clara County how
the following totals: Mckinley 6IS9, Brysn
50S1; plurality for MeKin ey 1908, Congress
men. Loud 1852. Kinne 2250. Kelly 1914.
State Senator. II. V. Morehouse r. 2495, n. T.
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VENTURA

VENTURA. CAL, Nov. 5.-Complete returns
from every precinct in the county give Nc
Kinley 1865, Bryan 1870; MeLachlsn R. for
Congress, 1863; Barlow D. and Pop, 1442; ;
Boyce R: for State Senate, 1495; Shepherd
Pop. and D., 154S Todd K. ior Assembly,
l45O; Toland Pop. and D. 1884.
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PLACER.

AUBURN, CAL, Nov. 5.-Forty-seven out OF
forty nine precincts give Republican electors
1919, Democratic 1879, Populist SO. For Con-
gressman-De Vries D. 1898. Johnson r. 1881
For Senator-Swisler r, 1851, Chapman d.
1892 For the Assem- bjy-Power K. 1859,
Runckel T. 1877. Prewett d. is elected Judge
over Fulweiler r. by 900. Kenison D. and
McAninch D. and Hayford +. are elected Su-
perYisors.
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1t is proposed 10 erect in London a ter.
restrial globe on scale of 1900 OOOth of
nature-i. e., globe having a diameter Of
"a feet and showing the earth's surface on
q scale Of about eight miles TO the incn.
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DEL NORTE.

CRESCENT CITY, CAL, Nov. 5.-An the pre-
cncts have been counted, and give Mckinley
343; Bryan 32S For Congress, Barham
mas 31l ard Cutter $40. For the Senate, Gill
lelte has 357 and Haynes 29S. For the AS
sembly, Strain has sol and Dewey 169.
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SAN BENITO.

HoLL1STER. CAL, Nov. 5-san Benito
County complete gives Bryan 956. Mckinley
ZAP. For Congress: Bowers r. $40, Caste F.
1S4. For joint Senator: Flint R. 500, Elliott
r. 19I. For Assemblyman: Finch r. SO7
and san BeniIo coun ties is 1873
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SIERRA.

BONNEVILLE, CAL, Nov. 5.-Complete re-
turns from fifteen out of twenty-five precincts
give Bryan All, Mckinney 500. For Congress,
Cutler u. 379 Barham r. 527. For State Sem
ator, Prisk D. 410, Calkins K. 491. For the
Assembly, Edman d. 34l, Seward X. 6O2.
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LOS ANGELES.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, Nov. 5.-According TO
latest returns received by the Republican
County Central Committee Mckinley carries
Los Angeles County by about 100 votes. The
total vote is gwen at little over 1900.
fion of the county,
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KERN.

BAKERSFIELD, CAL. Nov. 5.-Complete re-
turns from al but two small precincts give
Mckinley l412. Bryan 1859. Bowers tR.) l47o.
Castle (F) 11T3. For Assemblyman-Curran
(R.l 1890, Emmons (F.) l514
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Many Arner,can. Going to Japan.

TACOMA, WASH, Nov. 5.-Tbe steamer
Victoria sails for Yokohama tomorrow
morning with the largest number of pas
sengers ever taken from Puget Sound.
The total list is over 260. Her cargo OF
merchandise is valued at $340, 600.
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French Christian union.

The French Christian Union OF California at
1920 Clay street viii give concert and recep-
ton this evening in aid OF the Home for Con-
yaIescents.
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SAN LUIS OBISPO.

SAN LUIS OBISPO, CAL, Nov. 5.-Comp etc
returns this county give Mckinley 1861,
Bryan 2055. For Congress-Bsrlow F. 1878,
McL8chlan K. 1922. For the Assem- Sly-Bur-
nett F. 1902, Harloe r. 1891. Returls are not
com piere as 10 the amendments.
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TUOLUMNE.

SONORA, CAL, Nov. 5.-Tuolumpe County
gives Mckinley $50. Bryan 1861. For Con-
gress-Johnson 576 De Vries 1871. For the
964.
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Lie on other Worlds.

Even on earth there are animals that
exist with very little water, and this,
taken in connection with other universal
laws, appears 10 meet the strongest objec-
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SAN BERNARDINO.

SAN BERNARDINo. CAL, Nov. 5.--Returns
from every precinct in this county give these
majorities: Mckinley 70. Bowers R. for Con-
Assem- Dlyman 27S, Oster R.for Judge 3s3.
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WASHINGTON.

SEATTLE, WASH, Nov. 5.-Returns from all
but .our counties give Mckinley "a, ,469, Bryan
81 645.
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elected three times Monteith polled % votes,
but there were few votes for Prohibition or
National electors.
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From. Lo. Angeles to San quentin.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, Nov. 5.-Charles
Martyr, son of Rev. Carlos Martyr of
Chicago, to-day pleaded guilty to SWIM
ding and was sentenced to five years in
San Quentin.
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CT0SSnal'S S Specific MiEtlP1

,,ss Mltn this remedy persons can cure shemselve,
wilnous the least exposure, changs OF iiae =.
change IN application 70 business The maii,,os -
ooIaahs notning that i OF the least injury 10 "a
S0ns.tulon Sa1, AK soar druggist toslS Priss 81
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CosMoROIrrAN.

Opposite Q. S. Mint 100 and lO2 Ftfth St IA,
FRANCISCO, CaL-The most select family hotel in
me city. Board and room 81, 81 25 and 81 so per
Gay, according 10 room Meals Csc. Rooms Sos
and 75c q day. Free coach TO and from rhe ho,si
COX for the coach bearing the name OF the Coz
0oooutan Hotel WA EAAkY, Propriatar
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-09
DUNMORE.

Rev. s. c. Logan. ID. d.. of Scranton,
conducted the services In the Presby-
terian church yesterday morning and
special music was rendered by Miss
Florence Robertson. The evening SER
vice was omitted.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Metho-
dist church will meet at the home of
Mrs. Thomas Dersheimer. on Chestnut
street Wednesday afternoon.
The council will hold special ses-
sion on Tuesday night for the appoint
ment of committees for the coming year
and other important business.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-09
THE STATE GEOLOGIST.
win Read Paper at Board of Trade
Rooms Tuesday Night.

The next regular meeting OF the
Lackawanna Institute of History and
Science will be held at the room of
the board of trade on Tuesday eve
ming ut 7.30. A very important paper
by Professor j. 7. Leslie upon the spe-
cial work of this society will he read.
Professor I.eslie's long experience as
state geologist. and his work in con-
nection with other scientific and his
torical societies furnish him with quail
ifications for the preparation of such a
paper that very few people possess.
The discussion following the paper
will also be of considerable interest.
The DubliC are invited to attend.
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SABBATH CHURCH NOTES.

Rev. Milton T.. Negus. of Owego. y. y,
filled the pulpit of the Penn Avenue Bap-
tist church yesterday.
The venerable Rev. John Davy preached
in the Green Ridge United Evangelical
church yesterday morning.
A. V. Bower delivered the sermons yes
terday morning and evening in the Green
Ridge Presbyterian church.
"Temple Cleansing was the topic dis
cussed by Rev. Charles l.. Robinson, ID.
D.. in the Second Presbyterian church last
night.
AT the evening services in the Green
Ridge Baptist church the pastor spoke ON
the topic ability to Understand Spirit
ual Growth"
Members of st. Paurs Catholic congro-
CATION of Green Ridge are making ar
rangements for Il fair to be held imnie-
diltely after Easter
This afternoon at $50 the annual meet
ing of the Scranton auxiliary of the McAll
mission will he held at the residence OF
Mrs. j. q. Price, So Mulberry street.
Luck is u Fool, Pluck is n Hero" was
the striking subject of the sermon Rev.
a. Il. ONeal delivered last night in the
Dudley Street Baptist church, Dunmore.
Rev. james Mcleod, ID. d., delivered one
of his vigorous sermons last night from
his pulpit in the First Presbyterian church
on "Christan Prudence and Religious Dis
honesty"
Rev. l.. c. Floyd, d. d., pastor of the
Simpson Methodist episcopal church of
pastor of the Providence Methodist Epis-
copal church, exchanged pulpits yesterday
morning.
1.-The Journey of Life an Irretraceahle
One and "rhou wilt Show Me the Path
of Life were the subjects Of the morn
l.. Moffatt in the Washburn Street Pres
byterian church yesterday.
Rev. +. W. Whippen. the new pastor OF
All Souls tnVersalist church, on Pine
street. delivered an eloquent discourse
last evening on "Everlasting Punishment
and Eternal Life In the morning his
subject was '"rhe Christian a Charioteer.
In the Howard Place African Methodist
Episcopal church last evening the pastor
Rev. {. A. Mc'iee. took for his topic 'The
American Injustice to the Negro. 1t was
an earnest argument for change of cN'
isting conditions which will enable the
colored man to enjoy many Of The benefits
and privileges of his white brother, which
are now denied to him.
Madame Laygati I!arakat u native OF
Syria delivered addresses at the Provi
dence Presbyterian church yesterday
morning and evening. She told of the ne
cesSity of mission work in Syria and de
scrbcd many of her experiences there
She is an eloquent, fOrceful and interest
ing taker and was listened to viii
marked attention by the audiences thai
crowded the church morning and even
ing.
Professor 4. T.. Willis. of New York, Q
specialist in physiognomy. gave most in
trreSting discourse yesterday afternoon
| in Young Mems Christian Association hal
| on the effects of sin ON the human ia
The professor maintains that the face Is
| the index of the soul and that the mar
who pursucS an evil course will soon beai
on his countenunrt the indeible imprin
Of 4 I.. nj lfl if,4 ha is Ian, n K,
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GRINCOURT ISN'T IN 1T.
p. W. Costello Of This city Discounts
Him without Half Irving.

4 most remarkable feat Of penmanship
Is that just accomplished by l.. \. Grin
court, Il young Frenchman now residing
in this city. So remarkable is it that its
accomplishments would seem beyond bell"
were il not for the positiv" and tangible
evidence that no man, no matter how
incredulous he may be, can dispute. As
IL Is, the perfected work stands as the
best known record for diminutiNc pen
writing. and marks the author as the
posscssor OF il peculiar talent OF which lie
is easily master.
On the back OF ordinary postal card
Mr. Grincourt has written 5,iI words.
In doing this he used II steel pen OF the
l'a.'trm toii,,'ipi''s III, -, uSen ny 'a'u Witt.
w,i,tnn NJ, thn ,.arJ ,,,.,.e s,iec, al he"nusn
of their breyity. for such is not the case.
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cumference OF which touches the ontrr
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fer. -Four ordinary postal cards. s,amn
side out are placed one in each corner.
that the beholder may he sure the card
containing ihe Mrit,ng Is n9t mrSrr than
!he Tcsuiar .aiu. M M @ W@iio,' u ,','os.'i e'
nm nm exbihii a. rare as if is wonderful ~ san
Francisco Examiner
,rbe California, mans achievement +.
o,ita eleven aud he deeorv.S c,aJ;t rn,
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PERSONAL.

Hector James. of the Republican, spent
yesterday in Allentown.
Miss Name Morrison of Carbondale, is
the guest Of the Misses Geary, of Frank
lin avenue.
DIR. and Mrs. George r.. Hill start today
for California, where they will remain for
two months.
Miss Margaret Costello ana Miss Mullen.
of Pittston, spent yesterday with friends
In this city.
Hugh Jennings. the well-known ball
player, passed through the city Satur-
day. lie was on his way from st. Bona
ventures college, Allegheny, \. y. 10 his
home, in Moosic. He joins the BaltimorcS
at Macon, Ga, on April ].
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NORTON'S
NEW WALL DECORATIONS.

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large variety aud exquisite
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We invite inspection.
Now is a good time for interior
decorating, Don't wait tor
pleasant weather rush.
We supply decorators on
short notice.
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-09
TWO APPLICANTS EXAMINED
For Storekecper Gauger in the Twelfth
Internal Revenue District.

Deputy Collectors T., T.. Beers J. W.
Mcdonald and :, p, Fausod, of the
Twelfth Internal Revenue district. con-
ductel civil service examination Sat
uiday for the office of stOrekeeper
gauger They comprise the examining
board and Mr.. Beers is the secretary
of it.
Only three applications were ap-
proved by the board and only two of the
applicants were examined. They We're:
j. Fernando Becker, of Wilkes Barre
and levitt G. Homet. of MonrOeton.
bradford county. In addition to the
common branches. applicants for this
position are now given Il practical ex-
animation in gauging in the presence
of the board.