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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-10
FUNERAL OF JAMES T. M'HALE.
solemn High Mass of Requiem Cele-
bTnted in st. Pani's Church.

The funeral Of the late James T. Me
Hale took place yesterday morning
from the home of his mother. on Mon
sey avenue. 1t was attended by
large ConCOurse of friends, and the
members Of ST. Pauls Father Mathew
society of which h was a member
At st. faul's Catholic church sol
emn high mass of requiem was cele-
brated by Rev. j. l. Dunn. The deacon
was Rev r. j. McManus, pastor Of
st. Paul's church, and Rev. j. a.
O'Reilly was sub-deaCon. In the sane
tuary We're Rsv. NJ. g. Donlan and
Rev. James Fagin, of Great Bend.
The sermon was preached by Rev.
7. j. McManus who took his text
from Isaiah 55:S-9. My thoughts are
not your thoughts, nor your ways,
my ways, saith the Lord, For
as the heavens are exalted above
the earth, So are my ways exalted
9huvC your ways and my thoughts
above your thoughts" From this
text Father McManus spoke many
words of consolation to the SORROW
ing relatives of the deceased, who had
been gathered to his fathers so early
in life Only religion, the speaker said,
can bring hope and consolation in such
an hour of sorrow and trial
The choir of st. Paul's church sang
during the mass and was assisted by
Miss Sadie Dougherty, of Dunmore,
who rendered several solos After the
services in the church the remains
We're taken to Mt. Carmel cemetery,
Dunmore, where interment was made,
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A kIONDlKE SOCiAL.

A novel social affair viii be held this
evening in the lecture room of the
Simpson Methodist church. The affair
is in charge of the ladies of the Simp-
son Social circle, and they have styled
It the "Klondike social" The social
will be interminglcd with opportunities
to buy all sorts OF novelties made from
tissue paper by the dert fingers Of the
ladies themselves. Choice COnfeCtions
can be bought in delicate little boxes.
Lamp shades of different sizes, ColorS
and shapes: handkerchief, fan and
glove boxes; Jewel cases, in fact nearly
everything conceivable in the line Of
dainty articles will be found on sale.
The room VIII be decorated with PAPER
decorations. And then, too, there will
Ia dolls of every description from q
paper one to the speaking and crying
combination. Refreshments will he
served consisting Of cream and cake
and to each patron pretty souvenir
will be given. The officers of the soCi-
ETY. are: President, Mrs. Robert Will
liams; Mrs. NJ. L. Flair. Chairwoman
of the committees; Mrs. J. II. Sweet in
charge of til" decorations. Admission
is free and the public are cordially in
NitCd to be present.
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MINOR NEWS NOTES

The drug store Of John j. Davies,
on south Main avenue, near the COR
ner OF jackson street, will be closed
To-Day from IL a. m. until p. m.. owing
To the funeral services of Mrs. Henry
J. Davies, to be held at the residence,
NJ t.ynon street at 12 o'clock.
stephen Rarsen, of Sloan avenue.
ana Lloyd Young of North Scranton,
VIII shoot a tran and handle pigeon
match Saturday afternoon at . o'clock
on the Central common. The match is
Tor flHO with u birds to shoot
Ana now il is a Klondike ouartette,
James McNulty. Reese Reese, Benia-
MN Morgan and Cabel Evans, all Of
TINS side, have recently organized n
quartette with the above eunhon,us
name They are all good singers and
are busy rehearsing several choice se-
lcCtions.
irene the infant child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thcmas Gleason, of 1916 WASH
nurn street, was Inferred at the Wash
bnrh street cemetery yesterday after
n"on' The funeral was held from the
parental residence and was private.
Furniture and heater for sale at 14o2
Washburn street. =.
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ALDERMANIC CASES.

Mrs. Julia Hams. of Wilkes Barre.
was brought before Alderman Johns
yesterday morning on a charge of at
tempt to defraud" preferred by John
Zintel, of Scranton street. Mrs. Hams
son, Charles Freeman, had boarded
with Mr.. Xintel for two months III
1896 for which she agreed to pay SIG.
She paid SIS and stopped. Mrs. Hams
came here yesterday on business and
Mr.. Zintel made it his business. The
defendant paid the $S still due, the
costs and departed, bemoaninG the
cold-heartedness of mankind in gem
eral.
Howell Thomas, Llewellyn Thomas
ard John John, all of this side, We're
fined SO each by Alderman Davies in
police court. The charge was drunk
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SOUTH SCRANTON.


Carl Gregor, Of Cedar avenue. was
painfully injured a few days ago while
moving his house furniture Mr..
Gregor was in wagon and was shift
ing an article from the front to the
rear, when the horses suddenly started
forward This overbalanced Mr.. Gregor
and he was precipitated to the ground.
He struck on one of his elbows and
two bones were disloCated. The injury
Is causing Mr. Grcgor much pain. DIR.
Reitz is in attendance.
William Brady, Joe Boyle, John
O'Connor and Michael Boland, boys
whose ages range from II to Is years,
were arraigned before Alderman Rud-
dy, Tuesday evening, charged with
breaking into Mrs. Schlents' barn.
They were discharged with repr-
mand.
Miss Annie Racder, of Az Cedar ave-
nue., entertained friends Tuesday even
ing with party. There were present:
Misses Maggie Murphy, Lizzie Roeder,
Lizzie Murray, Agnes Flynn, Clara
Stein, Lena ROeder. Nellie Murray,
Mamie Rampe, Kate McHale, Bridget
McHale, August Stein, Michael Muir
ray and Willie Stein.
James ODonnell won the watch
chanced off Tuesday night in Burns
barber Shop,
Mr.. and Mrs. Botke gave party
Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs.
Elizabeth Lutz, mother of Mrs. Botke,
who is rs years old.
The Ladies' Catholic Benevolent as
sociation of st, Johns parish elected
officers Tuesday evening as follows:
President, Miss Fannie Meg @; first
vice president, Miss Kate Conroy: sec
ond vice president, Mrs. T. +. Nc
Donough; recorder, Miss Kate Gavan;
financial secretary, Miss Sarah Cor
don; marshal, Mrs. Maurice Duggan;
guard, Miss Nora Conboy; treasurer,
Mrs. Mary RoCh5; trustees, Miss Ella
Gavan, Mrs. G. G.. Boand: finance
committee. Mrs. Thomas Brown, Ella
5. Jordan and Mamie Moifitt. The Of
ficers will be installed at the first
meeting in January
Since the opening of the South Scran-
ton branch of the Albright Memorial
library in the Manley building has
proved a success beyond the highest
anticipation of its promoters. The
rooms at all times are DatrOnized and
library in the Mani. y building it has
taxed the capacity of the rooms. An
effort will be made to establish the
branch permanently.
The members of the William Con-
nell Hose company are making a great
effort to secure that new hose wagon
Columbus Council, Young Mems In
stitute, will hold their annual social
in SeiGels dancing academy on the
evening of Dec. 20.
Miss Il. Watres, of Wilkes Barre
after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. william
Daniels, of Breck street, has returned
to her home.
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LECTURE ROOM WAS CROWDED.
successful Entertainment Under the
Direction Of Ms. Dorsey.

The lecture room of Elm Park church
was crowded last evening at the enter
tainment for the benefit of the what
so-cver" ten of the Kings Daughters.
The affair was given under the man
aCcment Of Miss Dorsey, the teacher of
delsarte and elocution. There were
several drills which afforded opportu-
nifty for pretty posing. The partici-
pants were chiefly pupils of Miss Dor
scy.
Miss COrnelia Moredock reCited eff
feCtively d selection from Kate Doug
lass WigEins carol Birds Christmas
Party" The Misses Olive Jadwin and
Beatrice McComb gave pleasing reCi-
tations. Miss Evangelinc Dorsey re-
cited with much intelligence a dram
attic selection entitled "Mona's Wat
ers."
Miss Susie Gross Tecited in her usual
pleasing manner Kentucky Belle"
Miss Jessie Stearns interpreted realis-
tiCally The Birds over My Doorway"
Carrie Hess next gave a pretty recita-
tion. Misses Grace Shrer, EVanGeline
Dorsey and Jessie Stearns played piano
accomplishments. by request the en-
tertainment will be repeated.
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FAIR AND FESTIVAL.

The fair and festival which was con-
Quoted at the Plymouth Congregational
church during the last two evenings
was brought to a close last evening af-
ter a grand success in all departments.
The affair was in charge of the Ladies
Aid society of the church and their
enterprise was well rewarded. Large
numbers were served with supper and
nearly everything displayed at the sew
eral booths were bought. a handsome
sum was realized. The officers of the
Aid are: President. Mrs. John Fl. Will
lians: vice president, Mrs. William
Jemes; secretary, Mrs. A. b. Eynon;
treasurer Mrs. y. r.. Williams. The
ladies' who had charge of the several
tables and booths are as follows: Fan
Cy and coll booth, Mrs. John James,
Mrs. Evan Davis, Miss Lizzie Davis,
Mrs. William r. Davis and Mrs. II. X.
Williams. apron booth, Mrs. john r.
Edwards, Mrs. Sol. Jones, Mrs. David
Reese. table No. !, Mrs. L0omis and
Mrs. Richard owens; table No. :, Mrs
Joseph, Mrs WilliGm Watkins, Mrs
William Parsons table No. 3, MIS-
Joserh Hughes and Mrs Morgan Will
liams; table No. T. Mrs. Samuel Powell
and Mrs James Lcyshon. Mrs. Thos
Allen, Mrs. William ]. Morgan. Mrs
". C.. Hughes, Mrs. Weaver. Mrs. >.
Evans and Mrs Thomas James preside
i'm the department where the good
thiurs are dispensed.
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FARMER vElTHS GRIEVANCES.
Caused the Arrest OF Boys Who Des-
pOiIed Ills Field.

For some time Adam Ncith, farmer,
residing near Lincoln Heights, has
been annoyed by the dcprcdatious OF
some boys living in Bellevue and Pata-
gonia. Yesterday Il gang of youths
went into field where the corn had
been cut, shocked and stacked. They
proceeded to tear down and distribute
10 the four winds a great number OF
the stacks.
Later i'm the day William Francis ana
David J. Grifiths were arrested upon
a charge of malicious mischief and
trespass, the warrant being issued by
Alderman Moses at the instance OF
Farmer Vcith. David j. Grltiiths plead
guilty, turned informer against MS
companions and was allowed to go.
Another warrant was then issued for
the arrest of James Philbin, Benjamin
Evans, Thomas Jenkins and William
Bevan on a similar charge. They, with
Francis, were fined IS each and costs.
THIS was paid by the parents in each
instance.
Farmer Neith had gotten two neigh
boring tillers of the soil to appraise
his damage and he wanted $40 but he
agreed to submit to the alderman's de-
Cision in the case.
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Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Mr.. w. j. Thomas the select coun-
Gilman from the Fourth ward, is not
one l"a man, nor of sectional ideas. lie
Is of the people and for the people every
time. Ever since his advent into public
life his labors have been that of a pains
taking ana conscientious legislator, and
is known by his fellow counc.lmeu as one
Of the most practical men that have ever
accepted a scat in the council chahbers,
and as horest in the prosecution of his
duties as the nOOday sun Although d
fluent and fOrCible speaker, he never tires
his fellow n embcrs with supcrnuUus
rhetoric, but speaks TO the point ANA con-
vinCcs. In this, as i'll all other lCglsla-
tive work, he is methodical, paiustaking
and practical. The Fourth ward has
never been represented in council by a
wiser a more practical or a more con-
scicntious councilman. No legislator in
the city stands higher in the estimation
OF his fellow members ana in the csti-
nation of those citizens who watch the
deliberations ana doings Of our city faith
crs. He stands easily among the fore
most of the leaders of that body
He has been foremost in his advocacy
of all progressive and practical move
ments and wOe to the man that VIII ever
approach him ON projects that cannot
>ldll llt SC'tIHSl test Ol hdN llShl anu
uUhicity. To relegate to the roar a man
Of his judgment, discretion ANA activity
would be a crime, and to cast a vote
against him would be a sin Good deeds
and faithful performance of duty, merit,
reward ana Mr. Thomas magnificent
work for the people of the Fourth ward
and the city at larCe should be rewarded
and emphasized by the largest vote ever
cast by the people of the banner ward of
the West Side He is a leader worthy IF
the name. IIo has been tried, His Of
icial character is spotless. His vote has
always been cast for truth and honesty.
progress and reform, reduction of taxa
ton, Torrey against Burns, taxation of
the electric poles. for a viaduCt for Hyde
Park and various other projects. lie is
emphaticalIy the strongest man that can
be returned.
lie also played a very important part
in the Mulberry paving contract, and his
vote as chairman of the committee saved
for the property holders Sl7Go, by award
ing the contract to the lowest bidder. lie
was the friend Of the property holders in
the Franklin avenue fight between the
people and the corporation. We are as
surcd that i'm case Mr.. Thomas is returned
again he will be accorded the unanimous
nomination for the presidency Of the Sc
lcct council by the Republican members
of that body. lie deserves the honor
and hc in return, will honor the posi-
tion. We sincerely believe the people of
the Fourth ward cannot do anything bet
ter than return their able represents
tivc--thc sage OF the select council.
David jenkins.
Scranton Dee. q
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CAME TO AN AGREEMENT.

Several months ago WASH BuchhoCh,
Of Twenty. street, was arreHteu
upon q warrant issued by Alderman
Kelly at the instance of nelgho'r'
Frank Bolska. The charge was SeIi-
ous one. that of having greater re-
gard for Mrs. Rol!ska than was lawful
The last grand jury ignored the case
and nlaCed the costs upon Bol!ska LOT
on-appearance. Last evening ne nau
BucknOck arrested upon slhlIar
charge, and he was given a rearing
before Alderman Kelly. Attorne! w.
w. Baylor appeared for Bollska ana
they came to an agreement. Inc ue-
Cendant paid the costs and gave an
additional amount of money to cover
the prosecutors trouble for both SUITS
They still are neighbors.
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MJNOt)k A.

Miss Amy Rawson, of Greenwood,
left on the midnight train last night
for Minneapolis, Mimi. where she has
accepted a position in the City hospital
as nurse.
Miss Belinda Gibbons. of Lowell
Mass, is the guest oi Miss Celia r.
Nallin.
a good sized delegation of our sport
ing fraternity attended the Judge and
Ryan tournament at Scranton last
night.
John Hangan, Of Providence and Miss
Margaret MCLana, the estimable
daughter of Patrick McLane, Of Cedar
avenue, We're married at st. Joseph's
church yesterday afternoon.
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OBITUARY..

Miss Martha J. Snover died yesterday
morning at her residence, 93l North Ninth
street. at $50 o'clock. She has resided
here for many years and was i'll for scv-
eral months. Two brothers, Joseph H.,
of Battle Creek, Iowa, and T. G.. of this
city, and three sisters, Misses Sarah l..
and Eta, and Mrs. Electa Keelc, also of
this city, survive her The funeral SER
vices Will be held at the residence sat
urday afternoon at , o'clock. Intcrmont
will be made at Forest Hill cemetery.
Peter Edwin, the 3-year-Old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Larson, of 2O3S Wash5urn
street, died at the parental residence yes
terday morning of diphthclid. TIE fu-
neral Will be held from the Ilnily home
Saturday afternoon at , o'clock and will
he private InteIment will be made at the
Washburn street cemetery.
Frederick Briadhurst, aged 80 years,
died yesterday morning at his home in
Chinchilla, whore he has resided for many
years. He possessed a genial DISPOSE
tion which won for him many friends who
will deplore his demise. The arrange
meuts for the funeral will be made known
later.
Mrs. Ages Burns Rowe, wife of James
H. Rowe, died Wednesday at Wilkes
Barre. She was 81 years Cf age. The fu-
neral will take place Saturday at > p. m.
from the rcsidoLce of her father, James
Burns Of IL Ch,lry court.
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and fighting against Howell Thomas
and John John, and "abetting scrap"
against Llcwellyn Thomas. Patrolmen
Jones, Peters and Saul made the ar
rests. The fight which was by Free
and open" rules took place at a late
hour Wednesday evening and was
brought about by d dispute between
II. Thomas and J. John. l.. Thomas ad-
vised the fight as charged, and the
men repaired to n vacant space in
front Of Nevlle's stables on Price
street. They took off their outer cloth
ing, rolled up their shirt sleeves, and
started. l.. Thomas paid his fine that
same evening. The other two, being
drunk. were given a hearing yesterday
morning and paid their fines.
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TOWN TOPICS Ar ACADEMY.
Pleased the Audience That Saw II
Last y ght,

"Town Topics" which began a three
days engagement at the Academy Of
Music last night, does not boast of
much of q plot but it's entertaining,
and after all. that's the main cOnsid-
Grafton in a farce comedy A fair
sized audience saw and enjoyed it last
night.
Ir the company are John w. World,
William S. Keller, William II. Mack,
Miss Patti Henri and several other
clever performers who keep the fun
going merrily from beginning TO end.
Resides the evening performances to-
day and tomorrow there will be mat
inecS each day.
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SOME FOOLISH PEOPLE

Allow u cough to run until II gets he
yond the reach of medicine They often
say, "Oh, 1t will wear away" but in
most cases II wears them away. Could
they be induced to try tho successful
medicine called Kemps Balsam, which
is sold on positive guarantee to cure,
they would Immediately see tho excellent
effect after taking the first dose. Price
Csc. and SOC. Trial size free. At all drug
gists. ~
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
train. Harvey was arrested yester-
day by Special officer Durkin and was
taken before Alderman Milar, where
he told his story. His home, he said,
is in Port Merry, n. j. Alderman Mil
lar gave Harvey one hour to get out
of the city.
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If the stomach is not right Is there
Nausea? Is there Constipation? Is
the Tongue Coated? Are you Light
Headed? DO you have Sick Head
aches? Any and all of these denote
Stomach and Liver Disorder. Dr. Ag-
news Liver Pills act quickly and will
cure most stubborn and chronic cases,
40 in vial for 10 cents. Sold by Mat
theWs BrOs.--6S. '"
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. William Kline, of Robinson
street, has returned from a visit with
relatives at Dalton.
Mrs. George o. Hammitt, of North
RcheCca avenue, is visiting relatives
at Houser's Mills.
James JOpling. Of Inkerman, is the
guest of West Scranton friends.
Mrs. r II. Jones, of Jackson street,
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tatlons and solos. one special feature
of the meeting will be a question box
The questions will be asked by one
society and answered by the president
of the other. All the questions will
relate to the work of the societies.
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West Side rusinpss Directory.
SECOND HAND PURNITURE-cash, %.
anything you have to sell. Furniture.
Stoves, Tools. etc. Call and see the
etock OF J. G. King, 7Ul to 7uY West Lack.
awanna avenue
MRS. FENTON. CLAIRVOYANT AND
prheno,ogist, 4l2 North Main avenue
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

tUnder this heading short letters OF in
terest will be published when accompa.
MED, for publication, by the writer's
name. The Tribune will not be held re-
sponsib.o for opinions here eXpressed.l
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Round for Ohio.

Going to Ohio TO accept position
In a bicycle agency was Anthony Har-
vey's excuse for stealing a ride on
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DUNMORE.

The most complete line Of holiday
goods at lowest prices at Cullens news
stand, 131 Chestnut street. -
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Printing.

THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHING co,
North Washington avenue-Linotype
Composition Of al! kinds quickly done,
Facilities unsurpassed in this region.
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MEGARGEE BROTHERS, PRINTERS
supplies, envelopes, paper bags, twine,
Warehouse, 1870 Washington avenue.
Scranton, Pa.
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Life u Burden

Scranton, Dec. ..
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Seeds.
Miscellaneous.

balls, pCniCs, parties receptions, we'd
dngs and concert work furnished. For
terms address r. j. Bauer, Conducto',
III Wyoming avenue, over Hulberts
music store.
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THOMAS AUBREY, EXPERT AC-
countant and auditor, Rooms 10 and 20.
Williams Building, opposite postoffice,
Agent for the Rex Fire EXtinguisher.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-01-15
aud the "McKipley AID sueiety.''

aud the "McKinley AID Suciety."
The South and West is REPRESENT
ed by some half dozen self appoint
ed delegates and the remainder
hail from the East. This firovc is
about OH a par with the cOnven.
ton held there last fall, which
Matched ont the octogenarian Ma
tiOnal Democratic ticket composed
Of Palmer and Buckuer. IF the
present convention makes AS bril-
liant IS showing for itself as the
last one held i'll that city the peo-
pie OF the country will be well
pleased. Ii is a wonder that the
people of Indianapolis permit
these side shows to he held within
her borders, as she is getting a
reputation that is anything but
enviable, rs everything in the way
OF a scheme empty the pockets of
the masses of the people choose
that city as a fit place to hatch
out their schemes Of treachery,
though they originate in Wall ST.,
Nov York. The good people of
indianapolis should drive out this
tribe of schemers ere they find
their city stunned, because it has
become the brooding place of
traitors, who are only too willing
to sell their fellow citizens for the
sake of the gold it will bring them.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-01-15

Commander Boothe Tucker aud
his wife, of the Salvation army, had
on "go' at Washington society the
other day, but as they did not repeat
it the presumption is that they fnd
it more encouraging to work in the
slums.
If the British government, or any
portion of it, fell upon the neck of
Senator Wolcott in loving embrace
when he arrived in London the fact
has escaped the vigilance OF those
who gather news in the British me
tropolis.
If Chanuey Depew's ward, who
has just married foreign count
named Czaykowski. is wise she will
not let her husband see what the
American photographers say about
old say, how's whiske,f 1t might
dive him to drink. which in turn
might make her run away with q
gypsey lidler.
Senator Allen, of Nebraska, be
lieves in helping to advertise the
products of his State. and when lie
was asked to name n member of The
stuff of Gen Horace Porter, Chief
Marshal of the Mckinley inaugural
parade, he promptly named Hon.
W. L. Cody, more widely known rs
'Buffalo Bill"
1t pains us to learn that the fnan
cial editor of the London Times pre-
diet that money will be scarce and
high all this year. We hope he is
mistaken, because if money gets any
scarcer and higher than it has been
our arms are likely to be stretched
out of all proportion by our efforts
to reach little of it.