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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-04-01
EXPENDITURES
TREAsURER'S REPORT.
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To hands OF Geo Dec 60
To
To cash received
TO cash received from town for per cent tax Of 1895 s6j 81
To cash received from Hon Woodward for old
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-04-01

dTbs large pl.tihs mil q A D sis.nt
90 Msih street ~ Benbinslon va barred
es'lt W~dassi,r muroiss WITH oil Of ID,
rauhGts spA The asmts tprs,d 70 TIE
atss'rl block three sietr sooist bald
100. .hieh -. .lsa destroyed Tee Ian
tas mil bsa reoestly been raunlns stu
bsiug shui do~u Tor too yssr. i. GOT
talned m.ehiasry slaed 81 5000 Thsts
sss DO Iasarsoes 90 the building, sbd NJ
siesstts l3s, Is so 900.
Wureu l. Howard, postm .ster 81 Fan
Haven, vas arrested by Ubited St.tes Mar
shsl Harris last rbar,dsy on shsrge Of mis-
appropriate government iuads he uss
brought before United stsles Commission
gf Bailey q, Rail.pd .ud placed updei
$4,000 bonds Oh two couuts for appe,i.
ancs sttbs May rm Of the uuilsj State.
district court, to be held At Windsor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-04-01

Tt. i.ls Hst. Dr. Rteih,n .asl.
a.,s i.ssa 10 yssr ol4 bad 10 nrsd uri.
Apt Il.
- E.nsn0sf the pfas spssiias osates
.tnsaa Hall a.. TIspls' srsatas A
,hoslA .8eGd.
- Ma shepard ssl isuuy h.,s r'Iarl
81 lrau N.sbiusias ~bas hey have
.p.st ibs wntar.
r g ora b" repaired ,hs AcCafa,
taa,s 90 pfa,p.ei street sad II viii be oe
copied by J.@ss J.ns.0a.
-Bf Fatsll, Assu.i. vilI leave tow
Tor hsv Ygft iays ~ess Saturday. Fec
plt .uhiEs worn dgus tL0uld call o.
once
-Ia~iy IRRuisy. IL the l'si day
-Asa DOC, Gao be rtsistsrsd without pay
ins ioabIs fee. Tas t9Wa CLERK hope,
ihsy .ilI at be 10,
HTs your Inventories ready Tor ,be
li.tsu Tbs will s.'s their tims and the
to.n expense FlslEs can be found at
iAst9-s CLERKS Oh is, OF At the poet ef
CO, Al The Centre and Depot,
We have bal I. fe- ds,s Of good sugar
weather aud farmers begin 10 smile Sgsiu.
They ought TO have soms Of TIE sweet
thu. 10 lie, especially nov that the
pnci Of farm proiset, is 20 low.
4 H,nptoa, Ios. paper Gays, that
Henry Gf.y, formerly Of this place, was
unanimously reelected president Of The
,c1ool bou OF ,h. city sod that It was
deserved eompIlnept
-Rr NJ Sn,u {. taking vacation
o. three seeks RrV. Mr. Thorpe OF Rot
l.ud vii preach ueIt suadsy ani R,V. A.
& Prdo OF BI.niori. Mss., formerly
Pnaoipsl oitls seminary will preach next
sunday,
Late reports iron Florida Indicate
that cor Manchester trieais there are 10
good health and spirits, Patrons Of the
wiad.or Hotel al say that the house has
been exceptionally veil conducted snd
veil p,IoaiEad. It viii be kept open until
NAV lat II business warrauts
The Boston Festival Orchestra will
give. grand ooaeers at the opera house,
Rutland. Moadsy evening. April 9th, rs
sisted by Mis-. Rlse Stewart, soprano,
II su Baron Bsfthold, tenor, and other
ls.dlug singers. The dts, part will be
grand concert snd the second part the Bird
set OF G1unod'. Faust entire. The
IN u,io ~ill be egus to the beet given IN
our large cities The railroad will sell
rouni tip uek els tor s % aud the sleeper
viii stop a, prln opal stations TO leave pas
sruges.
oas Mlnuts is all the time necessary TO
decide from personal experience that One
Minute Cough Care does what its name
implies Pottiboae A Co., Manchester,
Depot, J, II. Whipple, Manchester Cen
ire
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-04-01
AIATE NEWS.

- - NJ W ~
The PRECEDENT seut to the Seus.s We'd
aesday the nomination Of John sheI
.lpns TO be postmaster at Rutland.
A. Plymouth, recently, little Vetn
walker found bottle OF strychnine pill
and s,e Of them, dying shortly after
Governor Grout aud staff will atten,
the GRAFT monument dedication 10 New
York April u.
Tina ola I.nther Graves mansion At Bel
r,rg,op hiss been sold to New York pa
fla. t.r g45 ooo II eost ouoinsIly $40.
.pao
lanes Fo.t4r Of Saalb K,y,lton wa.
.r, cossiipe oa a inm,,., ,nste Of barre
.,.y.s and uas wrecked gong down the
liam Ua struak in a .Itch and broke one
lao b.Ioe tee kpee
I,,,G,o3l.,, /, ho,,otrsiper ot
.R.r5oInh took an oyerdase Of morphiue
uopd.v pigbt at South RoyalIon, where
h.. hs5 been vfrki,g. IL IA thought he
.t.,4 s,,,,laI intent He died Tneslsy.
,o.,.r.o, T., s,I1,o,., noormact 70,
Ip..u..,.r ua b.s h.ar aw,raea N q
p,,.of,p The monnnent ia tn be 81
,.,,L,gh with Ruure of a soldier. eight
t.,h;,h s,,mo,ntipo II The base will
he II feet saps,e
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al. aa,,a,,.nox savo,o5 - tboi,
,,,,,,ooI fsith Already AZ 600 have been
af.aos3
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,s,,xa,,an him th,, vhon tho TINA for g
.ta.~a oono Ia would no nrorimorsl, rec
s'~o,,,a 30 tho aa,ooa,io, tom tbis
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buFos aud scaIds are soothed at once and
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Heel s'l7e, the best known care for pl'es'
J. Pstnbone Co, Winchester Depot,
JH "hipp'e' Manchester Centre
l. Is furp''s'ng what wee bit OF
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1fqs and sstt.ed a, Nsubn,, n.ss IA,
- a l.g.. man n ora, cb.,,c,o, ana
ls -ach Leading citiz Of his day.
The house Of Epbrsim Wilder Of SHAFT,
bp,y was rar1e to The ground on Ffldar
.,ghl ,h,u, 9 ,'cI ck Much Il the bonse
hail erot. uara saved The bon.e was
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-04-01

Thousands sutier from Cstsrrh or cold
II hssd snd have never tried the popular
remedy. There is no longer any eIouse
ala 10 cent trial slzs OF Ely's Cream Balm
can be bad OF your drugelst or We mail II
for 10 cents, Fall siz' 30 cents
ELY BROTHERS,
81 Warren St, New York City.
A freud sdyIssd me to try Ely, Cream
Balm and after using IL siI weeks be
lleve myself cured OF cstsfrh. Il is {.
most yaIusbis remedy Joseph Stewart,
GAP Grand Avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-04-01

L L Tatutr Of Compton. Mo. writes
~ that after .ulsrns from pile. Tor seven
tsea years, be completely cured them b,
asirs three boxes OF DeWut's Witch Htzsl
3alvs IL cures ecE,ms aud severe skla
diseases Pettibons A Co. Manchester
Depot; J Ii 1hipple. Manchester Geo
tfe
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-04-01

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cd mere SUNDAY M'feh -. ~ eAcO'uB'
WIN i's'' W a. "''H''
Mrs. Margaret uf'y Is 'hIHpg tIehds
10 Troy Mice f'oFa Gone 'ahlbs uef pace
at the tottI
Mrs. VIM Week, Who has spent the
winter with her so1 Charles Ia Ii'boi''
has returned Lom''
MIR. O0ermaier has been on the siek
list the past two veekss d Mrs. Il NJ,
Campbell Is quite seriously Ill at the
hotel
-Alonsou Gray, aged 81, Is to be seen
almost any day With bis hoe aud shovel
fixing toe walks aud putting to shame
many younger tan,
III the foolish young men who hang
aronud the church on the evening Of the
c. T. meetings and eng slang songs could |
see themselves rs others see them they
would cease their disturbance. They are |
fe''y 10" u'''As'' "u' u"Ae themselves
a'o'e 10 S.ueS'S nne'
Schools 10 town commence next Mon
DAY, April 9th, with TIE following teach
FRS: Miss Mclean and Miss Bromley 10
he village, Miss Sheldon IN the Hollow
md Mr.. HiIliard III the North District
Miss Elizabeth j. Williams is home
rom Nortbneld for vacation. She is ac
by her friend. Miss Bertha
roueI NJ sontbern Nav H.mnsbire xbo ia
,lso attending school at Mortified.
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49, go .,,.;a.a a. L,ahaa, .,o,.oas
,ls,. ohernsia, 54.5. u.nde Fisher
10 On. Bernard Cornell. 81; Walter Man
az g9l.4. Eldie Ln33 q41.q. Alta
p.ao OF AZ. Elmer Ha,uood g0I2
rhoss n,,s,nt every session we're MARY
Williams. All, Wade, Elmer Hrvo,d.
.,cosea tso d.y. on accom-, OF i.loess1 |
r, - n, ---..,
l,s,n. in Nav O,lasas l., Her father
D.. Nan Eo,iot Raos,, ..,y.4ssasor.
Ter in the wsrofthe revolution from 177G
~ ,' , - ~,
D." > r.. ~ 49,. - .Dr',
rss the patriot at whose house the first
meeting OF the famous couacil Of safety
'ss held, II was there 10 September,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-04-01

Tspley's Bread Winners out wear al
other shoes.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-05-19
MEMORIAL DAY ORDER.
Issued by z. J. McAndrew, COmman-
der Post 3l0, G.. AR.

To the members of Col. w. n. Monies
post, $40, Grand Army RepIblic, and to
all veterans of the late war:
The time is nearly here when we will
again assemble around the graves Of
our comrades who have gone to their
reward, and pay our tribute of respect
to their memories in placing upon each
mound the choicest Of flowers. 1t is
also need that We should assemble in
some church and there receive our
vows, to Him who gave to us the vic
tory. Our post has been invited to at
tend the Penn Avenue Baptist church
on Sunday evening, May %, 1897, and
we hope every member will be at his
post wearing the full Grand Army Re-
public uniform. If you cannot do this
come without, and bring your old COM
rades. Ladies' circle. No. 19 of the
Grand Army Republic, are especially
invited to accompany the post, also
all Sons of Veterans. The post will
assemble at the post room at $50 p. m.
sharp, Sunday, May 90, 1897. BY order
of j. j, McAndrew.
Attest: Commander.
L.. GreWer, adjutant
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-05-19

itual Department" Mrs. Clarence Stew
ems, westmoreland; "Mercy and Help
Department" Miss Martha Farrell,
Avoca, and Miss Emma Johns. Rend-
ham; 3.15 p. m. recess (This time Is
to be devoted to getting acquainted
with all the Epworth leaguers you
possibly cam Recitation, THE Swans
Song" Miss Minnie Kyle; $3.50 p. M,
THE Literary Department" j. T. Phil
lips, Dallas; "The Department of En-
tertainment," Rush Trescott, Wilkes
Barre, and stephen Lloyd, Plains; To
ronto in 81" II. V. Lyman, Tunkhan-
mock, and George +. Whttemore,
Scranton; address, Rev. Manly 5.
Hard, ID. D., Kingston.
Evening session. D. m., song ser
vice, A. l.. Towner, West Plttston; solo
with violin obligato), Father Of ALL"
Miss Blanche Emory treasurers re-
port and other business; 730 p. m,
duet, Misses Jennie ard Carrie Hughes
address, DIR. X. II. Doherty. New York
conservation meeting, DR.. NJ. S. Hard,
Kingston.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-05-19
CITY NOTES.

Letters testamentary were yesterday
granted John u. Barrett. on the will Of
the late Ann Lynott Of Archibald.
An adjourned meeting of Lackawanna
Presbytcry win be held in the Scranton
Second Presbyterian church OH Thursday
May %, at 7.30 p. m.
Marriage licenses were yesterday grant
ed to Louis Connor and Hanna Cohen, of
Scranton; Thomas Bowling and Annie
Ratchford, of Scranton; William r. Good
win, of Carbondale, and Augusta Ilcine,
of Archibald.
The Sunday school and congregation Of
Grace Reformed Episcopal church have
made arranEemnts to hold their annual
basket picnic ct Lake Ariel Tuesday,
June 29. They wish their friends to make
note of the date and arrange to go with
them.
Gertie West for a time conducted an
establishment in Center street that was
visited by the police one night and Gertie
was arrested for keeping a disorderly
house. When her trial camc on in crimi-
nal court she failed to appear and her bail
was forfeited. Yesterday Gcrtie returned
10 the city after years absence and
walked right into the arms Of Lieutenant
Davis. She was locked up.
a new delivery wagon, owned by Miss
Early, who conducts bakery at 225 Penn
avenue, was DaNlN Wltcktl on AlanlS
avenue early yesterday morning near
Mulberry street. 1t collided with heavy
work vehicle driven by a man whose iden-
tity could not be learned. The latter Euid-
cd his horses directly in frCnt OF the de-
livery outfit which was descending the
hill on the proper side of the street. Her
man, the delivery driver was thrown to
the pavement and slightly hurt.
Kate Regan, Is years of age, came to the
city some time ago from her home, in Dal'
ton. At noon yesterday she reCled dowl
Iackawanna avenue in pitiful condition
of intoXiCatlon and when she met Pa
trolmcn Fecney and |. f. Jones, she
begged that they would lock her in tn,
station house. She was taken before
Chief Roblng and for a time was place.
in the woman's ward. In the afternoon
Miss Kciscl nurse for the Associated
Board of Charities, took charge of the gil
and had her placed temporarily in The
House of the Good Shepherd.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-05-19

Constable Henry Burschell, of the
Fifteenth ward, was called upon to
serve a warrant upon a detective yes
terday. Sometime during the month of
March last, one FRANK Agli, of 5ll
Cedar avenue had a warrant served by
Constable Joseph Woclkers upon Aug
ust Zelner, hOtelkeepcr. The Charg.
against Zellner was selling intoXicants
without license. The case was settled
before Alderman Robling by a pay
ment of $1j by Zellner. Now Constable
Woelkcrs. coached by Zellner, has had
Agli arrested for "eXtortion" and car
rying concealed weapons. Detective
Agli appeared before Alderman DAN
iel Moses, of the Fifteenth ward, and
entered bail in the sum of $500 for his
appearance in court.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-05-19
Concerning Official Salaries.

Editor of The Tribune
Dear Sir:-I am glad to sec that there
is paper in Scranton that is Independent
and fearless enough to stand up and pro-
claim the injustice done the American en-
ploycr of politicians by opposing the in
crease ofthe salaries Of the shcriff's depu-
ties of Philadelphia. The control of poli-
ticians has prevailed to such an extent
ana for such q length of time, and has so
favored the selfish intcrsts of the public
employees that a political job or the posi-
tion of one who can sway great num-
Der of votes is almost the only one worth
having. Hence we witness increasing
hordes of people after such positions.
You well say that Mr. Crow, our sheriff
can find men by an adVertisemnt who will
gladly work at the old salaries paid to
deputy sheriffs IN Philadelphia, but even
this might not be necessary. Let him in
qure of some Of his mill men ana he can
find those equally competent as any depu-
ty need be surely. Mr. Crow has not for
gotten that there are good men about his
mill who would be glad to work at 5000 a
year.
l would ask that justice be done to the
people who pay the public employees and
when these people secure such legisla-
tion as will enable them to earn more we
will consider the justice Of an increase all
around. We all ought TO oppose legisla-
tion which faVors a few and demand such
legislation as will restore the dying indus
tries all over the land | would ask all
Independent papers and people to help us
sufferers of this ring-controlled Quaker
City to secure some laws to enable us TO
earn more with which to pay the increas-
ing salaries of politicians before we are
compelled by the employees themselves to
increase their salaries. In the language
of c. l.. Pullman, We will not permit our
employees to dictate to us.
Respectfully yours,
Thomas Yearsley.
Nav
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-05-19
ACCIDENTS IN THE MINES.
Three Mine Employees Injured in as
Many Mines Yesterday.

Martin Hollenway, a miner In the
Bellevue mine, was injured yesterday
by a fall of roof He was taken to the
Lackawanna hospital. HOllenway is
middle-aged man whose home is In
Bellevue. His injuries are not serious.
John Beske, employed as a laborer
at Johnson's mine, was slightly hurst
yesterday by a fall of roof
John Caffrey, driver boy in the Pine
Brook colliery, was badly injured yes
terday morning in the Pine Brook coll
LEY. Caffrey was coupling moving
cars when his foot caught in a spike
and the two bumpers squeezed his left
leg and causing a compound fracture
He was taken to the Moses Taylor
hOSpital
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-05-19

man is what he makes himself" de-
Cided to enter the profession of law,
and was in 1885 admitted to the bar of
this county. He has since been en-
gagged in active practice, and for four
years, has been the senior member of
one of the leading law firms Of this city
Mr.. Watson is a Republican in poll
ties, and an all-around aggressive
man. If nominated, he will be elected
and will give the people an honest and
fearless administration of the office. 8"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-05-19
ANNUAL DIOCESAN CONVENTION.
Sessions Will BE Held in NanticOke
Today and Tomorrow.

The annual convention of the Scran-
ton Diocesan union, which comprises
the Catholic Total Abstinence societies
of this part of the state will be held
at Nanticoke today and tomorrow.
Officers will be chosen and steps TAX
en- to arrange for the entertainment of
the delegates, who will attend the ma
t;onal convention, TO be held in this
city in August Several matters of
great importance are to come before
the convention, and it promises to be
decidedly interesting
The Scrantoh delegates will leave
for Nanticoke this morning. They will
he entertained tonight by the Total Alb.
stalnGrs of Nanticuke.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-05-19
water power Of the home has been very

water power OF the home has been very
weak.
Immediate action was necessary and
yesterdays visit OF the committee re-
suited III the final plans. In the place
OF the machinery formerly used in
pumping at the home the committee
decided to purchase an air compressor
to force water from the artesian well
which is 125 feet deep to the reservoir
Tho introduction of this force will re-
move the necessity of a protecting shed
and none will be built in the place Of
the building which was destroyed last
week.
The cost OF the compressor will be
about $1,000. The next meeting of the
board will he Friday afternoon when
the committee will offer its action for
endorsements
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-05-19
HER MAN SLAPPED HER FACE.
Mr.. and Mrs. simpson, of Oakford
Court Had a Disagreement.

James Simpson, colored, and his wife,
Reta Simpson, also Colorcd, who live in
Oakford court, We're before Alderman
Millar yesterday, Mr.. Simpson being
the defendant.
Reta alleges that her man, James,
slapped her in the face for which cruel
deed Alderman Mllar thought that
James ought to be given a hearing in
a higher court, so he held him under
500 bail
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-05-19
LEASED THE MURRAY HILL.
L. II. White Becomes Proprietor of n
Thousand Islands Hotel.

+. r. White, until recently prOprie-
tor of the Wyoming House. has leased
the Murray Hill hotel, at Murray Hill
park, Thousand Islands, and will take
possession of it on June %.
Mr.. White began his residence in
Scranton late in 1884 when he became
clerk at the Wyoming, then conducted
by the late John +. Allen. He became
proprietor in 1883 and under his man
agement the Wyoming was the leading
hotel in the Lackawanna or Wyoming
valleys until the completion of the
Hotel Jermyn last year and which a
few months ago determined the Hand
ley executors to abandon the Wyoming
as a hotel property.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-05-19
EPWORTH LEAGUE CONVENTION.
Will BE Held in the West PittstOn NJ.
n. Church on Friday.

On Friday the annual convention of
the Epworth league Of the Wyoming
district will be held in the West Pitts
ton Methodist Episcopal church. Fol
lowing IS the programme:
10 a. m, registration; II a. m, re-
cOrding seCretary's report, correspond
ing secretary's report, appointment of
committees, business; 11.30 a. m, Jun
ior League Work" Mrs. James
Hughes, Scranton; p. M, devotional
exercises; solo, "Open the Gates of the
Temple" Miss Mae Powell; The Spir-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-05-19
THE BIG PARADE.
SOMEWHAT MIXED.
Case of jerome WOodIing Against +.
=. Godfrey to BE Arbitrated.

The case of jerome WoOdling against
+. 5. Godfrey for work on the latter s
barn was submitted to Alderman c. ..
Donovan as arbitrator yesterday. AL
derman De Lacy, of the Seventh ward,
had previously decided the suit in ia
vor of the plaintiff, but when Mr.. God
frey appealed it was agreed to arbi-
trate.
Three arbitrators were chosen. but
Mr.. Donovan was the only one on hand
yesterday and he was agreed upon as
sole arbitrator. He is alderman of the
Twelfth ward and will have to pass
upon the decision of his brother al
derman Of the Seventh. No decision
was reached yesterday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-05-19
BONDSMEN MUST SETTLE.
Suits Instituted to Recover Forfeited
ReCOgniZances.

County Solicitor II. A. Knapp, at the
direction of court, yesterday institut-
ed proceedings to recover forfeited rec
bondsmen.
These are William Smith, who went
bail in the sum of $500 for Joseph A..
Lipinski, charged with libel and w.
c. Dorsey, who was bondsman in the
sum of $500 for Ollie Teal, who left for
parts unknown, with the charges sOf
larceny and receiving hanging over
him.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-05-19

LITTLE BRAVES-Old time a quar-
ter-a-boX "Purgers" are quitting the
field in whole battalionE. DR., AgneW's
Liver Pills at 10 cents a vial are driv-
ing them out at all points. Because
they act gently, more effectively, never
pain, and are easy to take. Sick head
ache succumbs to one dose. Sold by
Matthews Bros.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-05-19
AN EGG WITH THREE YOLKS.
A Hen Owned by Robert Simreli Is
Responsible for II.

a Plymouth hen owned by Robert
Simrell, Of SPA Breaker street, has brok
en- all records for this region.
The her has for some time been lay
ing dOuble-y yoke eggs about once a
week, but last Sunday she discount
ed her past efforts by laying an egg
with three perfect yOlkes.
The egg measured seven and a quar-
Ter inches in circumference.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-05-19
WILL BUY AN AIR COMPRESSOR.
New Method for Getting Water in
Hillside Home Reservoir.

William S. Langstaff, president, and
Directors F. l.. Fuller, Reese G.
Brooks and w. A. Paine, home COM
mittee Of the Scranton poor board, Wis
tied the Hillside home yesterday to
look over the damage done by last
weeks fire. As was noted in The Tri-
bune the building over the pump house
and the engines which furnished the
water from the arteslan well were de-
stroyed and since the conflagra ton the