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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-12

Volfe 9etra9en nerosn muB. DIE &C.
rehtisfeit aber lhlaft nur ;@ott lebt nod.
Wtlt Der 3eit tpiro, 9lelbuiel oh bur1
meln MlIuirten Ooer nibt, Die quite ga.
DE t%riumpbiren, uno bnnn tperoe i'd
sludltb flblen, ~ melner 9eit oosu bel,
seiraaen 5u baben, oas Bolt CUR Grteunt.
NIB sebrabt 81 baben. SD mO1te nls
len meinen 5reunoeu bier uno lonitpo
fur Die mir IN 10 ausseSeitneter 8elle
setuoroene unteritlsuns uno fir bic Der
Wenlbbeit selellteten tapieren SienIte
%oanfeu. Beionoers freut sS mid, baB
it pon Der Staot, Der ib meiue Dlenfte
lie5, in 10 s%ldnSenoer 8eiie nit mebr
oils 1000 Stlmmenmebrbeli beebtt tuurs
be. % itratt bieie Tbatiate Die 10
banfis 8ena1te InSabe 9i9e, oaB i'd
bic 1elirnuns meiner Selmatb miBoeus
tete, uub Re 5eist, oaB Die Sntellssn5
uno Blr9eri1oft bon ct. 3ouls Gountp
fir SoppelDabrun9 %eiuSfnommen 1T.
Sd nebme Serne Die frelpIulse Inter.
ftusuns oieier srOBen @ommuulldt on,
mol ,tlo i1 Dem Rlhtsr Morris ben er.
SpunSenen NuaipruI Der unslidllten
Wdnner Out Der SermlQton Srou Ran9e
9oIue, uber Ioel9e Die NIuHelpta Sron
Company cine mebr oenn lebnbare Qerr.
ldait beanipru1t uno ausubl.
.Nn BET Sote ielbM. ilir Die MIR 10
being fdmpitsn, ioleu p,r nldt perSpel,
leln. Bir slauben, oaB @reisnilis un-
isre Nnlint ltGblen, Dab ielne ~anoauern.
De Brosperltdt unter oem Cob tunoz
aro mo9lt1 1T. &enn elm oiesbesiia.
liher Beruels uorllest, usroen mir wle.
Der Uortreten uno, mil Dem unmloerlea,
barren ur9umeat Der @~tfa9run9 oetltdrtt,
rusroen plr oaS @elo Der Contribution
uno bic &e9leruns oes Solfes wieber
CUR @eltuns briusen. unler noble Yin.
fuIrer, Serr Brpan, 1T jung, fart uno
uneri1rOdsn. Sn 1900 miro er meIner
Anidt na1 uns aum Siege iibren nit
elmer 9roBersu TOltsubhlmmuns, oils
o,es le in Nmerita Der Sou mar. I'm.
tercefsn fiisen mir uns Der &esel Der
Nebrbeit uno ben @elsBen, pel1e Die
'eriolgrei1e Eartei sinilbren miro."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-12
&atbolii9e Snoianer : MiFionen,

Der 8orRser nes fotbolii1en Sns
oianers Bureaus 81 Waibinston, Nisr.
Stephan, bot folsencen interefonten
Berl&t Der OeHeutlidieit iib~erseben:
rDie 8eriammluns Der boGm'ien
@rsbii&0ie nor cine hD4ft erbouli&e,
cine iolde, bic, bonn @eifte Der @abrbeit
uno 9iebe bur&orunsen. ben i&0niten
Yerlauf nabm. Mit tpabrer Be9eiite,
ruue uuroe Die uoianerfrase b.banbelt,
unb ale bic bod fen Serrn tuaren ein'
thinning in ibrer Weinuus, bic fatb. Sn'
bianeribulen aufredt 81 erbalten uno
~ unterhlSen. gu oieiem Bebufe
muroe beidlOHen. baB goaectionen nod
Dem SHUTTER Der r8erbreituns bes @lau'
bsns" na1 fran56fi1em YrOsramm
uno u~erbunoen nit bemielben bur4 ei'
gems boau bstimmte Yrieiter in ben
Ysreinisten Stauten aufsenommen tuer
ben ioueu. I'm bieien Ylan aus5ufibren
purbe Der bo1wirbisite Serr gr5bi'
ihai &ain pom ct. Houis ermdblt, mil
Dem Wii,ous . 8erein in Jrantreid ~
%uutsrbanbeln uno bic san5e Sade ir
Oronuns 81 brinsen. Nqer Wabr'
,deinlihfelt nad ueroen Srieiter Dor
ben Sulpicianern nit Der Nusfibrunl
Der 9ousctionen betraut tperben.
IS uuterllest ieinem Sweifel. nod
Dem ii9 bic Oberbirten 10 siinitis bar
ibsr auaseiproden baben, baB bas Bolt
Die Nrmse Der treitenoen Rirde - boz
srose 2isbes : Siesel, slei&iam bas
v4men" nit ibren Sabeu barauf briidel
rpiro. Seine Collection 1T iesensreider
benn bic Der Nd&fenliebe fir uniere ar
men Snbianer! Hir haben i'm lestel
Nruberirieo zauIeube Don eblen Reu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-12
Ser WetsensD au.

9)as nit @eijsn beitelte Gano in ben
Ser. Staaten bate bereits in 1884 ben
sr0Bteu umpiaus errei9t. Bon &c.,
3s1,512 older i'm Sabre 1865 uersrO.
berte it@ bic 8eiSenfld9e bis sum Sabre
1884 auf 3~9.475,SS5 Nder, alio nm
so Yro5ent, wabrsno lid Der grlroa BON
292. 1876 900 Buibel IN 1876 aui 5l2,'
765 900 Buibel in 1884 usrmebrie
Der srOBte 8uua1s fano IN 1875 bis
1880 itatt. uno 5tuar betrus bic Sers
sr0Beruns Der nit Bel5eu beiteaten
Jldbe tpdbreub oieies 9eitraums A
YrO8eut. sesen taum 4 8ro3ent in 1880
1854.
Bon 1885 bic 1889 perminberte iih
Dos Beiseu Wreal oes Union . @ebietes
IN, 3.4 Brat. Nit Nusnabme pon
1891, mo- 100000 NcreS mebr NIT
Bei5en beftelt waren, ais 1884, bat oas
Beijeu Greal ieioem betdnois obsenOms
men. DaRelbe fteQt iid sesenmdrtIe
auf uneefdbr $4,000 900 Nder mitbin
auf 81 Wi0iouen Wder ueniser als 1885.
Die Nbnabute bes Bei,en . 8aues IN
ben alten ~befiebelten Stoaten madts
ii@ bereits, 1889 bemerfbar. Sn
1889 batten bic norbatlantlidsn Staa
ten bic Sdlfte oes 5wii9en 1875 - so
erSielten Suiuadies BON 100000 atsr
w,eoer eingeblBt, udbreno I'M sleihen
9eitroum bic an ben SrOben Blnuen
Seen 9ele9ensn Staoten o ibrem i'm
Sabre 1880 errei1ten Worimum 2,6OO,,
900 Nder uerloren batten. Gafur bottle
fi9 bos WeiSensebiet in ben be,oen
9afotas pom 100000 Nder in 1880 OUT
4,431,O34 older i'm Sabre 1889 uer'
mshrt.
Su ben 8acific.S taaten betrus Die
@e,3enfld4e in 1880: 9O7 1910: in 1889
binsesen 4.552,32O Nder. Swiihsu
1880 unb 1887 tpurben 1885, 4O
Slder @eiSenfeloer in Beibslano ger
manoelt. Rtt Nusnabme Der beiben
Dafotas unb Der Yocific.S taaten bat
bieier umwanolunss. Yro5ent uon 0ei.
sen 81 Weibenlono ieitoem iteti9e Sort
i@ritte sema@t. Bell nun feline neuen
Datotas mebr eri@lOfsn ueroen fDnnen
10 IL cine tueitere sroBe Nusoebnuns
bes Bei5enbous UNI 10 tueniser 81 ers
tuarten, als nit benz Ba4sibum Der
8euolferuns au4 Der Ueoorf fir on.
bertueitise. Dem beimii&en Werbroude
bienenoe Nooen.G r5eusnlie INNER gro
Eer tpirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-12

Die iuobltbdtissn 8irfunsen bes oeuta
i6en StulSpan9sseiebes peroen ourh
nlhts osuillher oaraeiban, OILS ourh Die
Ibatlabe, oaB unier 24,239 beutihen
ginwauoerern, Die IN Nem Yorf lauoe.
ten, nur iih 4lO bsfnnoen, DIE oss 2eIsns
uno S1reibens nidt funois iuureu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-12
Wie es iett itebt.

Rad Der beiBen Shlaht uuo nah
ofm Sieaesiupel lieuen nh allmd'
lih ole nuttsynsn @soauten ptseer elm.
De Bahlittaht 1T seittasen. nno es
mag isst on ber 3s,t ieln. Die our6 bic
letben aslboff'nsu 8srbdttnrNs etWas
nGbsr su bettahtsu. Sa's 8s &c 6nus
plro am 4. WiGrS Der E.publ,faner
Nc3inlsp eiujiebeu. Soyerit ittbt ibm
Elm 8unossienat sur Ss,te, in ipeItsm
heioe BarteieH eiunnoer 10 siemli9 bic
Rnae baltsn. Wsnu Damn I!ab1ma.
Nrtnnias, California, @~OlcraoO, Son
usct,cut, 5lurioa. Georgia, Soato, ST.
uo,s, Suo,ann, Soma. aanias, aeutudp.
GcuiIiaEa, W6ouri, Nsuaod. New
6amp hirs. ytep 9orf. Nortb Caroline,
NOro Datota, Ohio. Oregon, Yennipl
panio, Sio Caroline, Glib 0nfeta,
lltab, 8ermoit, @uibinsion uuo 8is
coniia ihre Yertretuns i'm Seuate En-
ueusrt babsn. m0sen bic Republtflnsr.
NIT ooer cbre popultlibe 0ilfe, lber
Die Esmotrateu elne Mebrbeit aeuin-
men. &einesiaus ober ourfte oieie Wsbr
belt 10 sroB i:in. oaB eine raoitaie I'm
frempelune uaiersr @ouruatseiesaebuug
ooer aud unieres 3Oatariis mogli1
plrc.
Bls >as 8unbeSrspralenton.enbauS
anbsl,rc'. 10 aat Der neue Grdliosnt
u~oreri,. betonutllh, nit osm bfitsbersea
p;eiunoiiuf5iliten 0aule ~ uiribltaf
ten. Sou cn 357 Nit9lisosyn heiiel
ben limb Rag Rspabl,tauer, 1O4 Demo.
fraten nno 6 oser 8 9eboren Or ioses
nonnten pOpuiifi,hsn &Ihtuns on. Die
repubtitaniIta Wniorltdt Iber beloe
Sppoiihouspartsien tstrd9t alio i'm Iu
aeublif 1876. Das Experimentation
oes 55teu 9ousreNes blrf,e feline 10
aro6e republitaniihe Maioritdt baben,
uuo rpiro bober nob beionaener 81 Bier
te aebsu miHen.
Sa nun Die oemOtrntl'de Wlnorttdt
in Der iinsiten Brdioententuabl eine
iebr bstrdh!lite sstpelen 1T, 10 sebietet
oer Sleaern Der selunoe Wenihenper'
,tano, auf cisislbe iebe tbunlide &idiibI
~ nebmen. Da5u tommi, oaB nad pie
len Wonaten Der @slbdftsa lube,t cir
8sitaitsauHhwuns Sausriittlih ermar
tet miro. @iue Webrbeit Der Siimm'
asber tn ben Der. Staaten bat semelnt
oielen Iuiidwuns ooourd berbeliibrer
a. fDansn. tueun itc inter ben ob,palten'
Den umltdnoen ben &epublifaneru sn'
Waht bllfs. Benn nun Der Geboffi'
Observation-Disclosures infolse ra0l
faler Iarifamfrsmpeluussueriube ooe'
in Tulae einer GlnIiibrung Der aus
ihlleBiihsn Solowdhruns ausSllebe, II
maroe iit oieislbe 5lutbwelle, bic I'D
oiesmal ben 9smofraten piori9 eripie
len bot, sesen bic ausenbIldliden Sic
aer ipenoen, uno bisielbeu BON Der poll
t,idsu Bib ilibe wssieaen. Iub au'
oieiem @runce birftsn bic Jlbfer De,
republitauildsn Yartei, oenen Der Sim
ilr oas 7batidblide ietten ssi'blt bal
iih Dor ertrsmen MaBressln blteu. noe!
de DE 8eihditsmelt INNER beunrublse
uuo burt Die S%erriuseruns oes Yer
|, trauens idlsdte 3eiten bsrbeIabren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-12
(5lr ben .Noroitern.")
Na@flaase iiber ben st. GlOno'er
&atbolifeutas.
Ill,
Die itpreoiaten.

@tt tatbolild mar. nie mir seieben
baben, oer alrden9elans; es lei oas
nod einmal seiast, 5ur @bre bes oeut,
lten &atboittenla9es, bes Gebrer.Ser.
bOnoes Don Mlnaeloia uno Der San9er
Der alrte Der unbeiledleu @mpidusnl6.
NDsen iie IN bielem @slIte poriparis
ltreben ole aebOrlame &Inoer Der &irbe!
Use Der 9elans, 10 iuaren oub Die ! e r.
preoisten ett taibollld, ni1t be.
rsdnet auf @ffeftmatetei, fern BON allen
l,beralen QnI1ien uno Gubbuoelei. Sal.
len mir erit elnise @eonnfen aus Der
Jetpreoist bes botw. Serrn s. " il
q 8 8 inona iolsen, oann aus Der
oss bOtp. p. Nusunln SrOdmeper.
r.... Jules ruiro BEN Weniaen nit
Der 3eit sur 2ait. @r tpiro Der bsiten
Sabe NUDE uno lberorlllis, belonoers
uenn lie LANCE bauert. Damn ldleiuen
au1 bon 3elt 80 3sit WlBbraubs in oas
8erelnsiuelen eiu uno perfsbrte @runb-
ldse; ferner bot leoer 8ereln nit mebr
ooer mlnoer srOBen Sbwlsristeiien .3u
tdmpien. Oleles uno 10 manbes Nn.
oere ma&t bic idbrliben Yeriammlunsen
bohit n u 3 d uuo n o / b m
IRtt o,elen Borten psrieSt unS aleld'
lam Der &eoner nmltten Der Sample,
Iuel4e Die oeutiden faibolllden 8ereine
i'm Ganoe Der Bli55aros 81 beiteben ba.
ben. uno bic sonSe Yreoist 1T sisent.
LID elne ernlte, bon Ser5en fpmmenoe
aufmunteruns gum Jetbalten an edit
fatboliiden Serelnen, m%annbaitem Gin.
treten flr tatbOllide Snters1en, ireue
Gnbdnslidfeit on &irde uno Yrielter,
bsitdnolsem ueben edit driltlider Rat,
itenliebe, feiter Steluns sesen ale &c.
beimen @elsaidoitsn.
Die faibOlliden Ysre,ne," i1brt Der
8eoner fort. ,iOQen benz 8atbOliten cine
mddtise Siise leln in Den mannisiaten
8eiabren u~nlerer 3elt uno unlerss Gam
oes. Der foiboliide Ysrsln ermu,
tbist ben Wann CUR Ausoauer in fatbo.
lilten @%runbiGben, itartt lbn In allen
Nnsrifsn auf lsinsn bl. Slauben uro
ieins suien Slttsn, beisiilst lbu INNER
mebr in fatboltidem Genfen uno Sans
oeln."
Nur edit fatboliide 8ereine bleten ben
faibolllden Wanne oieie StiiBe, ni1t bic
in llberulem 5abrpalier Ieselnoen uno
Der Sersni9unssludt bulolsenoen neu.
mOoiid tatbolliden Berelne. ,gs If
notbpenols, bob Der Sereln islblt BON
suten @runoidsen ourdorunssn 1T unb
nod EDIT tdiboliiben @runoIdBen ban,
belt; oenu NOS Der Bsrem nibt Ielbit
bsfist. fann er auh ARoern niht seben.
Dor auem muB Der Sereln # etSeine
tnnise QGrmonie 5pi Den
Prlefer uub W it9lieberu
pfle9en. gS 1T bleIes oas pibtiaite
uno weientlidte Wiitel, unlere 8ereine
81 erbalten. iie Su iidrien uno iis aui Ct.
(Ssrtistuns suf 6sits 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-12

&onsrsSmitalieo Wm. 8. Clinton uou
SAGINAW, Wih., Der roblate Mpalit, bat
elne uernihtenoe Nieosr!aae in islusm
Diitrltt srlltten. Sein @ssner, Serb.
nano Bruutsn. 1T NIT elmer Rebrbelt
pon 1900 Stimmen 9erp1blt nuroeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-12

natlonalen Srsis. gB6breno Der bun.
oert Sabre, Die ieitosm usrlOiieu iino,
bat es inoeB iusnlss 8ablfdmpie aeae'
ben, iuslhe Dem iosbsn Su @noe asfom
menen IN BsSua nui a~laemeiue auir..
suns an Die Ssite seitelt wsroen Ton.
men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-12

User einen Gatarrb beilen min, muB NIT
benz glut a%nianssn. Soob's Sariapariua
be,eitigt Die lriade oieies llebels uno belt
Gatarrb oaourh, oaB lie oas Slut reinigt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-12

6oos's YiQeu wirien milbe. absr raid
unS fiber aut bic yebev uub ben Raesu. -,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-12

Su 8eutudp i,este Wcainlep nit Der
iebt funppsnYlural,tdt bon MIR etnn
500 Stimmsn, obpObl oos 8elammtpo
tum UNI 10000 Stimmen Iidrter mar,
oils lie SupOr. Das Seist. nit tpte snn5
uusemsin sro6sr guersls Der oleslab
rlss 8abltampi uus9sictien porosn
lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-12

50 II isst ssraoe 100 Sabre, onB DIE
Srenoentlbaft Der Der. Staten EN-
Nrsls wuroe. a0sroin9s bate Wn'h'
'nsiCn uuh Jeinbe, bic ihn bei9iTpltsn,
ntsr cine pirflihe uno wirtiame Oppo'
Nllon ssaen lbn als Yraiicenlen cab es
nldr. Grit in 1896, oils Sobn Goams
Il uno Thomas Seifsrion 6S Gle'toral'
tlmntsn erbislt. bssann Elm politilde,
Strsit i'm @roBen iiber einen beitimmter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-12

Die Serantuorll,htslt fir before 3si'
ten rubt isst aui Der republituuiiaen
Barter. Nbsr man mus audi psrnlnitia
isiu uuo nlht erpartsu, oaS Die before
Soften iber Naht tommen, aub nlht in
elm paar Botsn ODER Wonatsn. Wau
asouloe iih w%enisltsns Elm Sabr uuo VI
t~erluiie luSwlihen isstlbe lsltatiou.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-12

a0nis Sumbert bat turd ~ieinen Sc.
innoten III Woibiuatou Dem Brdiioenier
@leuslono elm in le,ner Nrt fofbares Sc.
idsnt iberrsiheu lai1eu. 9asielbs be.
ftsbt in u,erSebu prabtuou einsebunoe'
nen Blhsru ibsr Columbus uuo biz
Gntosduu9 Nmerifas. 9as @eldeul
III oils Elm 9tadtlous 81 Der ~uisrbuubert
iabriseu Seer Der @ntcsduns Nmeritae
a~nSuieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-12

Die BlmetaQ item I'm alteu Saterlanos
iabren fort, fir Slmetnuismus Su nsi.
iirsn. Naboem be Der. Staten ers
tldrt baben, oaB lie nitt ben Nnfang
MAIDEN po1sn, ME wdre es, mem Die
9lmetaliten Deuilu|aaos lsst uer'ub
ten, ibr elaenss Gono acknowledgment,
bnB es ben Nnians made. uH'erm Gan
be 1T Dor Der Sauo Hubs polbis.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-11-10
PROVIDENCE.

Sweet Gardner died yesterday morn
ing at his home on North Main avenue.
Mr.. Gardner was So years and III
months old having been born i'll the
year 1911, in Abingdon township, about
a mile from Dalton. In the year 1888
he came to this place and started in
business as a blacksmith and carriage
maker. After working for a number OF
years at his trade he began a mercan-
tile business, which he conducted sue
cessfully for about five years. lie was
married i'm Bradford county in the year
1912 and short while after started
housekeeping in the house in which he
died. He was a man of good character
and an earnest christian. For the last
forty years he had been an active
member of the Methodist church. His
health commenced to fail about year
ago. About six months ago he was
affected with paralytic stroke, and
compelled to keep his bed ever since.
He is survived by wife and one son,
Newland, who resides here.Th funeral
will take place tomorrow morning at
1880 o'clock Short services Will be held
in the Methodist Episcopal church. In
terment will be made in Dalton celne-
terry.
The North End and Turner's basket
ball teams will play game Of basket
ball on Thursday night in Company II
armory. Dancing after the game.
Marquette Council. No. 423, Young
Mems Institute, will conduct grand
social tomorrow night in Company Il
armory.
Peter Lynott, of keyser avenue. VIII
bc ordained to the priesthood in Holy
Rosary church at 1890 a. m. next Sat
urday,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-11-10
DUNMORE.

The St. Agnes Guild of st. Marks
church will hold their social at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Winter
stein of Blakelv street.and not at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Weber of
Drinker street.
Miss Ida Powell, of Riggs street, is
cOnvalescing after q severe illness.
Miss Annie Branning of Fifth street,
is entertaining Miss Hattie McCracken
of Hyde Park.
The Independent Hose company is
making preparations for their grand
ball, which they intend to give on
proceeds Of the ball will be put toward
the purchasing Of u team for their hose
cart.
John Duggan, Of Chestnut street, has
returned home from two weeks So
journ in New York.
Miss Kate O'Hara. who has been the
guest of relatives in Moscow for the
past few weeks, has returned to her
home on Chestnut street.
Mrs. Frank Lahey, of Monroe ave-
nue., Is able to be around again after a
severe illness.
Mrs. D. w. Swartz gave a party at
her home on Tavlor avenue yesterday
afternoon, In honor of her son Walter,
who has attained his eighth year.
Among the large number of his young
friends who participated in the joyous
event were: Grace Mitchell, Helen
Evans, Lena Biecesker Helen Bray,
Nellie Lochran, Marguerite Snyder and
Artle Drew, Willie Swetland, Willie
Lopghran, Leslie Williams. Henry Dos
ter, Harry Burdick. Ray Roper, Edwin
Snyder, Logan Whitman, Alton
Swingle. James Brown, Haydn Swingle
and Miss Annie SHETLAND.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-11-10
CIR ZEN RIDGE.

The ladies of the Asbury Methodist
Episcopal church will hold sale and
serve a supper the second week in De-
cember. in the house formerly occupied
by l.. L. Teal, on Sanderson avenue.
Many useful articles will be for sale.
Prof. II. NJ. Eckman was visitor in
this part of the city yesterday.
Miss Theresa Cook, of Dunmore, spent
part of last week with friends on
Deacon street.
DR.. II. f.. Dawson, Of Sanderson ave-
nue., is in New York city on a business
trip.
Mrs. Coleman, of Hyde Park, is visit
ing Mrs. Elizabeth Brant, of Sanderson
avenue.
Miss Nellie Benson, of Marion street,
Is slowly recovering from a severe at
tack Of diphtheria
Mrs. Mary Ehrhardt. of Girdland.
Wayne county, came yesterday to spend
the winter with her son, w. F. Erhardt,
of Capouse avenue.
a very enjoyable social was held last
evening at the home Of B. T. Jayne,
corner of Capouse avenue and Green
Ridge street, under the auspices Of the
Senior Epworth League of the Asbury
Methodist Episcopal church. The fol-
lowing programme was rendered dur
ing the evening: Piano solo, Miss Edith
Swingle; bass solo, Mr. HarbOr: recita-
tion, Oscar Payne: reading, Miss Min
ME Peck, and short address by Fred.
PrOSS.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-11-10

Charles to capture, IL possible, both the
castle and the person Of Sir John SOM
bras. This castle Is an impregnable
stronghold, cut off from the outer world
by o deep chasm, spanned by q draw
bridge. Sir John Is the descendant Of
a long line of cruel. saturine ancestors.
and he has a name for fierceness and
lawnessness that he deos not really
deserve. Some time before this the be-
sieging captain. Hilary Dare, had met
and loved a maid. Thyrza. This was at
York. They had plighted their troth;
there had been meeting appointed,
and then-she had disappeared utter
ly from his ken. A chance meeting re-
veals TO him the fact that Thyrza Is i'm
prisoned in the very castle he Is be-
sieging. The girl is Sir John Sombras'
ward. BY a ruse Hilary Is lured into
the castle, discovers Thyrza, and Is in
with her when Sir John enters. Sir
John is passionately in love with his
ward, and had but just succeeded IN
wringing from her, utterly worn out
as she was from sheer WEAKNESS Of de-
spair, her consent to marriage. With
the appearance of Hilary and Thyr-
gas open confession of love for him there
ensues a struggle for mastery between
the two men that continues the main
in his power; but Hilary has ThyrZa's
love. In contrast to the lighthearted,
impetuous Hilary, Sir Johns character
forms a vivid contrast. OF pale and
somber exterior, he is man Of infinite
goodness of heart, in whom all the soft
er emotions are hidden. however,
against the outer world. by the mask
of a stern and even cynical demeanOr.
At heart he is a sterling good fellow,
and an ardent lover. Mr.. Mansfield
will play Sir John ,Sombras, Miss Bea-
trice Cameron will be Thyrza, and Mr..
Jewett, Hilary Dare.
John W. lsha;n knew not how we'll
he plann ID Tor a novelty in the amuse-
mert line, ur til he had played his COM
psny of ''Octoroons" before the aud
fences OF several large cities, and then
he realized that he not only had a nov
city but a paying one and one which
would be recognized as something first
class. The ''lsham Octoroons" will he
at the Academy of Music Friday and
Saturday, giving special Saturday
matinee.
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

The fire last night was in the Chin
ney of Kelley's block on Scranton
street. The alarm blew in from Box As.
corner of Seventh street, and Columbia
Nay Aug, Franklin. Eagle, Phoenix
and the Hook and Later company re-
sponded. The blaze was caused by the
burning of SCOT in the chimney. A few
minutes work finished the flames.
Invitations are out for the wedding of
Miss Elizabeth, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Reynolds, to James Benja-
min Lewis on Thursday evening, No
vember 90, at $50 o'clock at the home
of the brides parents, 1889 Hampton
street. Miss Reynolds is a sister to the
Reynolds Brothers, the Wyoming ave-
nue. stationers.
William J. Morgan, of North Bromley
avenue, and Christ Fielder, of North
Sumner avenue. returned on Saturday
from Hartford. Susquehanna county
with one gray fox. eighteen rabbits
and several squirrels
Members of Hyde Park lodge, No. 339.
Free and Accepted Masons went to
Wilkes Barre last evening and were
entertained by Lodge No. 442 of that
city.
Mr. and Mrs. Max MOrello, of New
York city, are visiting the latter's S
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Harris,
of South Main avenue. Mrs. MOrrello
has been absent from this city q num-
ber of years and her many old-time
friends will be pleased to renew her
acquaintance.
The funeral of the late Owen Hag-
gerty will take place this afternoon at
9 o'clock from st. Patrick's church. In
terment will be made in Hyde Park
Catholic cemetery.
Richard Gray. the man who is suffer-
ing for three days from delerium tre-
mems, was lodged in the police station
early yesterday morning.
Miss Jessie Kern, who is teaching
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-11-10
FISH AND GAME SEASONS.
DR.. Warren's summary of the Laws
for the Benefit of Sportsmen.

Dr.. b. H. Warren, state zoologist,, :,
has prepared for distribution an excel
lent and convenient summary of the
Pennsylvania fish and game laws. 1t
is printed on the back of postal card
so that 1t may be easily distributed
and constantly carried in the pocket
by spOrtsmcn who desire and intend to
observe the laws of the state in their
fishing and shooting. The summary is
as follows. the dates indicating when
fish and game can be legally taken:
FISH.
Sea Salmon. April 1 to August /:
speckled trout, April IS to July Is;
lake trout, January to September 80;
pike or pickerel. June l to February 1;
Susquehanna salmon. May 30 to Janu-
ary |: black and other bass. May 81 to
January /: shad in Delaware river
December 81 to June Is: no rock bass
or wall-eyed pike can be taken in the
Delaware river for two years from
June 25 1895.
GAME.
Ruffed grouse or pheasant. also call
ed by some partridge. October l to
January L; prairie hen or pinnated
grouse, October l to January l; wood
cock, July to January ]; quail or Vir-
vinia partridge, November l to Decem-
ber Is; wild turkey, October Is to
January L; wild fowl ducks, etc.).
September to MAY /; upland or grass
plover July, 10 to January 1; elk, wild
deer or antelope. October to December
Is; gray, black or fox squirrel, Septem-
her to January l; hare or rabbit"
November l to January /.
Note-T'hc counties of Tioga, Brad
ford and Huntington have special
laws, for which see Bulletin No. 6 of
this department. pages rs, "a and IS Or
the Pamphlet laws OF Pennsylvania
for 1895, pages 800. 391 and 4C3. Pike
county also has a special law passed
in 1873
To place any torpedo. giant powder,
nitro-glycerine, dynamite. electricity,
lime or any poisonous or explosive sub
stance in any stream is punishable by
fine and imprisonment.
In streams not inhabited by trout.
ell-pots made Of wicker %Nrk or net.
ting not exceeding FIVE feet in length,
with an entrance to same OF exceed
ing two and one-half inches, are al
lowed.