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The herald., 1897-08-14

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GRAND HOTELS. f. THORN, Manager
Cor. Market and Montgomery su.,
San Francisco.
HOTEL GREEN--J. H. Holmes manager
Pasadena
HOTEL METROPOLITAN Catalina Isl.
and.
HOTEL ARCADIA-Santa Monica, 8
Kheinhart proprietor.
HOTEL HOLLENBECK-spr and Sec.
| ond streets, Los Angeles.
HOTEL RAMoNA-spring and Third
streets, Los Angeles.
ABBoTsFoRD INN-corner Eighth and
Hope streets, Los Angeles.
HOTEL PoRTLAND-44 South Spring
| street, Los Angeles.
HOTEL BRUNSWICK-Santa Ana; Amer
lean and European plan.
HOTEL HoLYRooD-Riversi CaL-B.
Ccchrane. proprietor
THE ROWELL-Main and Ninth Streets
Riverside; L. ]. Davis. proprietor.
HOTEL CARLTON-13 to q East Colo
rado street, Pasadena.
HOTEL AvALoN-AvALoN.s Santa cata.
lima Island
! HOTEL BREWSTER-J. E. O'Brien. pro-
prietor; Fourth and c sts.. San Diego.
HOTEL BELLEVUE TERRACE-ccr.
ner Sixth and Pearl sts.; F. A. Urban.
proprietor.
Notice of Meeting Of Stockholders for
Election Of Directors
Dunlap Mining Company. Santa Rosa
| Mining District, Orange County, Califor-
| mia.
Notice is hereby given in pursuance of
! ing of the stockholders of the above COM
pany will be held at the office of Pepper &
| LinGenfeld. rooms los and no. Market
street, Billiard block, Los Angeles City,
tCalifornia, on Monday, Aug. 23, 1897. at
| o clock p. M. for the election of seven di-
rectors for the ensuing year and transac-
tion of such other business may come
before them.
! ]. d. DUNLAP, Secretary.
Los Angeles, July 80. 1897.
! -12-f4-11-19
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medic de propaganda, 10 prueba el hecho De
que los fabricante de este preparado, que COM
pran espacio en- los mejores diario con el mis-
mo cuidado que emplean en- todas sus operaclo
mes meroantiles y PROFESSIONALS, han contrataao
con nosotros cincue,sta dos isercso'aes gro'.eees
No existe duda que tratdndose de a"s art'cwo
de nssysto a,ositiyo ell resultado del anunclo es
siempre fomarable, 81 Sc emplean dlarlos que
como LA CORRESPONDENCE gozan de gran or
culaci6n. En- Ell numero de maiisna pupllcare'
mos tambien gran ndmero de certlhcaoos oe
personas ouradas con la medicina de hoy' las
Pndoras rosadas del doctor Williams para
personas palidas. Nos consta que es clerta "a
Erase popular de los fabricantes de esta meoi'
Gina, Erase que es conocida en- todas parties al, M
ce: "Mies de personas Sc han curado con las
PfIdoras rosadas del doctor Wllllams' miles
sc estan curando9 s
*u* Dicen de Guayama: silace a'gunos
meses anuncio ssIa Democracia' que el senior
Pales tenia en- su jardin un arbol de mazanas J
otro de cirueas claudias, que &c esperaoa que
dieran fruto contra la opinion de los que Green
que sembrando aquf manzanas sc coseonan
puayabas. Pues b6n; dichos arooies nan
Horecido dado aus naturalist frutos: man
zanas cruelas de verdad, como pueoe
verlas todo ell que quiera, y son muchos los que
yienen verlas.>
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del doctor Palaux, que son universalmente
conocidas. Sc venden en- todas las boticas.
x** Dicen de Ponce que escasean en- aquel
mercado las monedas de uno y dos centavos.
Cr6ese generalmente que esti.n emlgrando para
la Peninsula
x*x Dice ''El Imparciap', de Mayagiiez,
que nuestro amigo antique compaflero de re-
dacci6n don Joa ,ufn Polo, ha sido nombrado je'
Xxx Los giros Sc hallan actualmente en-
esta capital los siguentes tipos: Londres,
3 DIV. S. 55 E. Idem 80 dlv., $3.50 &. Pa
ris, 70 p9. Madrid Barcelona, 80 pS.
Provincias, -; p5. Nueva York, ~ pS.
Habana, 60 p2.
*. En- la session celebrada anoche por la
Junta municipal de esta ciudad, fue acuerdo
aumentar ell 900 pesos anuales ell sueldo que
disfrutan los ofciaes los, del ayuntamlento,
don Jose Franco Suaza don Aureliano Fe-
rrer.
*. Manana domingo en- la noche princi
piaran las classes gratuitas ell Ateneo creadas
por la sociedad de ''Educacion Popular. La
entrada sera libre. Sc ruega la asistencia del
pdbIico, partcularmente de la clase obrera.
Lease ell anuncio en- otro lugar.
~. Nos dicen Puerta de Tierra: Las
fiestas patronales de San Agustin prometen es-
tar muy animadas extra-muros. La Junta
organizadora esta compuesta de personas respe-
tabilisimas por su probidad, ilustracion y
posici6n social la forman los dignisimos ca
baleros Aragon, Gestera, Janer, Alvarez Perez,
Gomez, Gonzalez Font, Portela, Calvo, Gar
cfa Acevedo, Feij6, Cordero, Mascara, Berber,
Davila, Bonet, Silva, Merino Diaz. Con tan
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potentes factories no hay que extrafar que el
producto resulta elevado 4 potencia extra
ordinaria; y a. como corolario, ia aimpatica ba
rriada, que hoy, nerced al dcrribo del vetusto
nluro, tomara cada dia mayores vuelos, result
ten animadfsimas esp!3ndidae. La Junta sc
ha reunido en- Ia morsda del celoso parroco y
ha tornado sus acuerdos una comisi6n dc Ia
misma gestfona para allegar recursos; no
pocas distinguidas seforas simpaticas y
bellas seforitas disponen cooperar
al esplendor del festival por medic de un Ba
zar, que pronto qaedara nstalado en- la plaza
de ola Lealtad' ;Ben por Puerta de TERRA!
;Muy bien por los seilores todos que compo.
nen la Junta de festejos por el digno parro
co!>
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Y 4 ri { D 40 ES ,

NoVedad aesane os ssss'os de a3jss 1sGs';s
Hanger, que tanto GUSTAV a nuestros simlativos
consun1i !ores; tamben Sc recibi6 1ont2ans fran
ceses en- caitas elegantes, propias para ob e.
qaios; Jrutos glaceo0as, Ell csjitas de lo5 $50
gramos; orejones de melocot6n, rico postre, re-
mojado con vino <Jer6z Inocente>, exclusive
marca nuestra; salchichones de Foie-gras. con
trufas de perigot, de polio, de lebre, de BoIog-
MIA, de Vich de Lyon.--Todo este para nues-
tros parroquianos. Gel Colmado,, de Cerece-
do Hernanos y Compaffa.
hjnqrnn Librerfa de Olimpio Otero jSE,orce)
1s''iaes's Puerto-Rico.- co.-KETTERE ais
des Fees, opera 1915, sl-l3 centavos. IDEM.
Walls dc las Roass, opera l56, sl-ls centavos.
--lDEM. - ais de las flores, opera l6, sl-l3
ceotavoz lDEM t. La Argentina, opera 81,
Fantasia Mazurka, so centavos -Fieur
dc Brugere, opera II, Mazurka, 90 centavos.
bued 0CaSO bles de una una essa :u0s Ds
II meses de uso, y de Ultima novedad. Tam
bien vende servicio de mesa cocina sin
uso, acabado de llegar de Paris.-Informaran
Margariday Comp, San Francisco A. l5-ll
Rafael Castro Gonzalez. oered oerrsdor de Co.
te Comsionista-M -Mayagiiez Pto- Rico-se de-
dica toda clase de negociaciones especial
mente las de giros, acciones obligaciones
de sociedades, frutos, mercancias, cobros por
cuenta agena, etc. etc. Oficina calle de la Adua-
na, bajos del hotel Europa. P
IuIian SiIva SAN JUsTo NUMERo IS
'"''1' VIVA Dep6sito de Maquinas de coser.
Compra, Venta y Alquiler. Sc dan ( plazos
10 mismo las nuevas que las usadas, siendo
responsible la nisma maquina: lanzaaeras
agujas de todas classes para las misrnas infni
dad de accessories diffciles de enumerar, AIDE
mas Sc compran venden muebles usados. San
Juan Puerto-Rico. (3i D. 97\
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B1BL1orEcA tLA CORRESPONDENCE DE PUERTo-R R1co'

rico ataba maderas del paf haba exremecoo de
satisfaction a la prmera noticia.
ST hubiese escuchado mas que ardor, sin duda
ninguDa hubiera
que hubera endo que noche
ugar suceso; pero haba do
dfa sguiente q del fiscal Desioges.
Este tipo completamente dstnto.
En- ell fondo, el fiscal perezoso
preocupaba de los dramas, detos del
tai de que amabe persona,
cuantiosos benes.
Desde 1nuy temprano estaba movmento el cochero
uzgado Desloges hubiera
snti6 ell coche llegaba paraba Mienras
vesta dponia viaje, ola ell chasqudo del ago
del cochero, le demostraba la
esperado y decia para ST;
Else Robinier desespera iCuanto M aegrara que
encontrase burado Que diese los crmnales
los hay!
Cuando la condesa de Corbiere entr6 en- aus
Baasson les haba ntroducido, fiscal escribano
mienrae ell pequeno Robnier, sempe dpuesto
aburse los primeros papees avanzaba haca ella decia:
Nuestros debees se1ora condesa, obigan veces
dar pasos cruee para los demas
cas dolorosas pero obligados hacero :.
iVuestro hijo ha sido herdo por crmnal!...
-iTal vez!....
Oh! Estoy segufo de clio! ise ha hablado de una
caida caida hubera producdo los efectos desas
trosos que han traido la muerte..
En- resumen, que deseAis?
En- primer lugar, de las la de.
function.
-aC6mo?
Hacienda practicar la autopsia....
La senora de Corbere extremeco.
Pero la reex6n la hizo dominar ell horror de aquea
idea
Era saorifco que podia hacer por odio
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Estos nuevos relojes ,,Rosko9f bevtecciouados,'
son superior es a todos los demas de igual precio
Y de una duraci6n ilimitada. Todas las pie
zas del "9111n,d pateMte" son 1mteycambiahles 10
que permite componer cualquer rotura menos
de Is m'1mntosy por menos de la mitad del Precio
que Sc cobra por relojes de otras marcas. Estos
verdaderos Cron6metros Sc venden garantizados
por dos aj5os Sc compondran por la mitad de su
precio en- cualquier 6poca que Sc descompongan
despu6s de dicho plazo. Los tenemos de Orc, Pla=
tA y Nikel, pero con especialidad de gcer0 que
vendemos soamente aDOCE PESOS, pre-
clio verdaderamente popular, teniendo en- cuent=
la calidod del Re:oj.
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RICOS Y POBRES

RICoS
avanzaba abao per cano leno de baches hecho
lodazal por la lluvia de las precedentes.
Pronto ell coche escoa portico entraron
ell patio -
Cuando ell coche la pasaon por enfrente de la
d6nde esaba Teresa oyo ago egr
decia:
Dablo, que muchacha hermosa!
Era ell escribano Lacouure, que haba admirable al
verla.
AL msmo tempo e juez de instruction repcaba
aspera
He ahf la cuasa!
Quien es ea!-dijo ir6ncamente el fiscal
Sabemos quien es-contest6 ell senior Robnier!
E frotaba las manos pequea persona estre
mecfa de satisfaction de los pies la cabeza.
Adios gracias ell asunto marcharfa NAL.
E senior Robiner goriaba de tener va el hllo
Sin embargo enada patio de la Boca del Aobo no
producfa ell efecto que el esperaba.
III mayor de los Montaron, arreglaba sus caoaeas
ell cua poda descubrr ninguna huela de nquetud
E mandaba la pequena escota de gendarmes
dirigio 81 y lie pregunt6:
-ISois Montar6n?
-Sf senor, ell mayor.
-1Y los otros?
-Por ahf andan.
-lPodes avisares?
para qu@2
Sc ha cometido crimen.
- El senor Robiner intervino dfciendo
Yo soy iuez de instruction de Romorantn este ca
ballero ell fiscal.
Pedro Montar6n aconestar, pero la cancela que
paraba patio la huerta ab6 apareci6 ella Juan
Montar6n IN azadon en- la Guiermo e seguia
dos pasos de stancia empuando ante ST carretla LENA
de esercol.
Estaban prevendos.
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A mi querido amigo
.. Angel de la Cruz
E,N SIT DTA
EN- SU OLA.

IIermosa tarde dc verano,
En- la farmacia lie conocf;
Y, saludandole a!n,
En- union de varios amigos,
Hoy gustoso conmigo,
Me acompa1la la algeria,
De felicitarle en- su dla.
Eres hombre popular,
Y, de grandcs sentimientos,
Eres amigo lea', amable, espiritual,
Que adivinas los pensamientos;
Que a cada paso, te haces recordar;
Y, como tus ami gos te quieren,
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No dudo, te habran de felicitar.
1nocente y digno cabailero,
Amigo de 10 ideal;
De quien 10 sabe apreciar,
De quien 10 llega entender;
Y, sepa conocer en- el,
Lo que a muchos lie ha de faltar;
Por ESQ sus amigos le quieren
Y, no dudo, lie habran de felicitar.
ST ell dos de Agosto es su dia,
Reciba con entusiasmo,
Mi humilde felicitacion;
Que de coraz6n lie envia,
Su ami 60 y servidor.
A. G.. r.
Aibonito, 30 lie Julio ,ie 1897.
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ASeGuROS CONTRA INCENDI0S
R|ESGOS MAR|TIMOS

Los seFlorcs Melta Gambia, Tetuan num-
40. CON ?cs acen,es generates Ell esta plaza de
las prandes cpmp$nias contra lncend'o.
THE y ETIIERLANDS de
HOLANDA. ~
r-w~7sa g. ~ aQ QatxK1@ de IN
GLATNRRA
Y de Ia podcrosa Compa0ia de riesgos
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ASSICURAzIQNE CEVtRALE
DIE TRlESTE (AUSIRIAl

Sc aseguTan mercanclas' ea1holos' maqui
narias, cargas maritimas, etcGtera, preclos
equtativos. w
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NOTAA toda persona que enve ell mporte Betes
seos de ranQueo 1e remitiremos precioso Tiuaud
Patente de acero eniendo ell derecho de devovero
de gustarle.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-11
NAMED HIS SUCCESSOR.
important Paper Found Among the
Effects of the Late Hon.
LemueI Amerman.

The late Hon. Lemuel Amerman left
a paper in which he named his success
sOr as an executor of the Handley es-
tate. This fact has but recently come
to light and the peper has not yet been
filed
When Mrs. Amerman was seen by a
Tribune reporter yesterday afternoon
at her home she confirmed the rumor
that has been current to the effect
that among Mr. Amermans effects a
paper was found naming his successor
to the eXecutOrship Of the Handley will.
Mrs. Amerman deemed it inadVisable
for her to give the name of the person
mentioned in the paper as it is legal
matter, and she should therefore first
refer it to her attorneys.
A seemingly well founded rumor
which however lacks authentic verifi-
cation has it that Mrs. Amerman is
the person named as the successor Of
her lamented husband.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-11
WOMAN BADLY INJURED.
Fell Under II Loaded Wagon and Was
Run Over.

A probably fatal accident occurred
late yesterday afternoon at the loading
chutes of the Cayuga breaker by which
an elderly woman, whose home is near
Waverly, lies in a precarious condition
at the residence of Giles 5. Decker, of
62l Cayuga street. outside foreman at
the Cayuga colliery.
The injured woman, accompanied by
her husband, visited this city early in
the daY with produce and on their way
home stopped to pet a load Of coal
Shortly after loading W. a whistle on
the engine house was sharply blown
and the horses. startled. surang for
ward. The woman attempted to jump
off, but fell beneath the loaded wagon
and two wheels passed over her body.
The employees tenderly lifted her and
bore her to the residence Of Foreman
Decker, nearby, and a physician was
summoned. Her condition was doubt
full a. late hour last night.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-11

Rosary church, Providence; Rev. j. v.
Hussie, of st. Leos church, Ashley,
and Rev. ]. |. Dunn, assistant priest
at st. Paul's.
At II o'clock the bridal party entered
the church to the strains of the bridal
chorus from Lohengrin, rendered by
Bauer's orchestra. First came the
ushers, Frank j. Leonard, p OMalley,
Geo. o. Sharps and f. l.. Barnes, the
last named of Syracuse. N. Y. The
maid of honor Miss Emily Brainard,
sister of the bride, followed. Then
came the bride, accompanied by her
brother-in-law, Hon. John p. Kelly.
They were met at the altar rail by
the groom and his best man, Charles
McDougall, of Fort Wayne Ind, who
came from the sacristy on the left.
The bridal party arranged itself in
a pretty grouping within the flower
embowered sanctuary and then the
nuptial words were pronounced. the
orchestra in the meantime playing as
a refrain, Eilenbergs bridal song. At
the conclusion of the ceremony the
bridal party proceeded down the aisle,
the orchestra playing as a recessional
Mendelssohn's wedding march.
The bride and the maid were attired
in Partisan gowns and wore Gaines
borough hats to matcn. Bouquets of
pink and yellow bridal roses were car
ried.
A reception was held at the Brain
ard home, S02 Marion street, where the
relatives and immediate friends gath
cred to offer their congratulations and
well wishes before the newly-married
couple started on an extended we'd
ding tour at $3.50 o'clock. The wedding
breakfast was served by Hanley.
Among the guests from out of town
were Mrs. Emma Barnes, of Syracuse,
N. Y; Samuel Hoey and Martin Ma
lone, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Lucas is the daughter of Mrs.
Daniel b. Brainard and was formerly
a teacher in public school No. 27. She
is a handsome and highly cultured
young lady and very popular among
all her acquaintances. The groom is
one of Scranton's foremost young busi-
ness men and prominent in the city's
social life. Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas on
their return will live in a handsomely
furnished home on Monsey avenue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-11
CITY NOTES.

There will be an anniversary service
at the Rescue mission this evening
nv. Ia,,,aa, a., coo4o+,. or Elm Park
church viii serve sumner tonight from $50
10 2 o'cIock
,,, -. ,a 1J,,dsor oon,n,,v
i,e DeidNdie "'" ~, tfonne,1aio
Palu lts tlllpIoEts vi , '', tt,, shn,,s
orahoH VI 'iie "i"'''s "'' Wv
Inc LauIeS H,u so'l'ts ,,.,N,,1 ~ Nl%, vi
,icId" olui ''i, ,,,,,1, o. s,,rnar
ueilS stlrcr ~ ,oI,,I,
'iis eNe"i'7 "''" e'i anu
Joseph PopotatskN was landed IN the
police station last night by the proprle-
tor ot a store on rem avenue Fopotdt-
SKY was lh'oNlca'eu ana siIlasleo pune
VI s''o''
Frank Goodwin, of Dunmore, fell eigh-
teen rect through an area way INTO the
basement OF the traders National bank
building yesterday ana sustained pam
ful scalp wound. tie was taken TO the
A'a' No " ''i''',' i'o'l''"'
"A. We'll doing transient business on
ADAMS avenue, was arrested yesterday
1or scattering circulars on the streets.
alderman hoWo lned MN " ana imposed
the costs of the case. Special Officer
nan maze the arrest
For attempting to steal a ride on the
Comet william CUNNINGHAM was ar
rested yesterday by special Ottlcer Dur
KIN OF the Delaware, Lackawanna ana
western company. cunningham was
committed TO jail Tor sixty days.
A. j. Sardell, editor of Prziglag, a week.
ly Polish paper, entered bail before AL
derman Milar yesterday on a charge of
crlnlnal hpei preferred by Mr.. Lopaleg-
ner. II is alleged that the editor said
hoelouS thlngs ABOUT Lopaleyher.
A fall of roof at the Central mine
yesterday will probably result fatally to
John McKearney, q miner He was re-
ceived at the Moses Taylor hospital suf-
fering from a broken back. McKearney
lives on Luzerne street. He is a married
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-11
First Mortgage Bonds.

Attention of investors is called to
the advertisement in this issue Bf
the well?known bankers who offer for
sale the First Mortgage Bonds of the
Pennsylvania Central Brewing Co.
The properties securing these bonds
and the character of the people con-
nected with it are so well known in
this community that a further endorse
ment of these bonds seems hardly nee
essary. 1t is a matter of Importance,
as we'll as of congratulation, to know
that the parties who have built up
these great brewing interests in the
Wyoming valley are the main stock
holders of the Company and control
its management and future destlnies.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-11
HOPE HE'LL BUY A NEW FORK,
Frankfurter Man Jabs n Rough with
His Dog Catcher

"Motzie," the itenerant frankfurter
men, planted his portable Hotel
Ditch at the corner of Raymond
court and Center street last night and
proceeded to shout his wares. One
Jack" Clark happened along and in a
spirit of good natured fun overturned
Notices Kennel scattering the con-
tents thereof all over the sidewalk
"Motzie" in return Dlayfully iabbed
a fork in Clark's shoulder, the prongs
penetrating nearly two inches. Clark S
companions wanted to make sausage
out of "MotZie" but the bloody
fork and a bad look in the eye of the
frankfurter man caused them to
change their mind and instead they
FASTENED their wounded pal to a doc
tor. "Motzie" proceeded to an alder
mans office and today, if Clark can
be found, he will be arragned for
malicious mischief.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-11
DOES NOT WANT TO PROSECUTE.
Elliott Holds No III will Toward $
His AssaiIant.

Robert Elliott, the Providence man
who was stabbed during a drunken
quarrel by his neighbOr, John Orgill
is now considered to be out of danger
and on representations to this effect
by his attending physicians an effort
will be made to secure Orgill's release
on bail.
Elliott is averse to prosecuting Or
gill, and if the commonwealth will
agree the case will in all likelihood be
dropped.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-11
SAWYER'S
A Vide-AVQke Store

Merrily the work goes on-new goods
coming in, new goods going out-a con-
stant succession of newness and novelty.
Home people and visitors are here in
throngs and millinery of all sorts was
never so easy to buy.
The attractions for Saturday and Mon
day:
colors at 10 cents each.
25 dozen black ostrich tips, 8 i'm a
bunch, very special at 80 cents.
Untrmmed hats in all colors and
shapes, the IS cent quality very special
at 40 cents.
Trimmed hats-We are the leaders in
quality, style and price. Nuff said.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-11

j. s. Quick, w. ]. Hall, Thomas Gold
en-, Thomas Quinn, John Wardell, John
Golden, +. c. De Bow, John ]. Nc
Donnell Il. E. Crawford, Ira Brader,
NJ. S. Horan, w. ID. Wardell, G. ]. Gif-
ford, G. w. B. Allen, F. II. Bidwell, A.
T. Swingle, f. f. Wade, J. J. Healey,
James McDade, Martin Dolphin, T. j.
Mahon, T. B. McClintock, James Har-
rington, w. ]. Hall. John Hisner, +. c.
Bingham, John p. Manley John But
terman, Frank Cullen, NJ. j. Bulger, j.
May, NJ. j. Kennedy. T. j. Fadden and
John j. Scott.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-11
STONE.RUSHANSKY NUPTlALS.
Ceremony Was Performed AT Ply
mouth Tuesday Night,

In plymouth Tuesday evening Abe ].
Stone and Miss RebeCca Rushansky
were married by Rev. Mr.. Cohen. The
ceremony was performed at the home
of the bride. After a wedding feast
Mr. and Mrs. Stone started on a we'd
ding tour. They will visit the princi-
pal cities of the West.
Among the guests at the wedding
We're the following from this city: Mr.
and Mrs. Simon Stone, Nathan A.
Stone and Miss Annie Stone.
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A MORNING WEDDING.
Miss Louise +. Brainard Married to
Harry &. Lucas.

Harry c. Lucas and Miss Louise F.
Brainard, two of Scrantons most
prominent young people. We're united
in marriage yesterday morning at ST.
Pau's church, Green Ridge, in the
presence of a large assemblage of
friends, including many from out of
town.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. p. j. McManus, pastor of the
church, and in the sanctuary besides
were Rev. N. ]. McManus, of Holy
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California Excursions.

Personally conducted. Leave Chica-
go every Wednesday. Burlington
Route to Denver thence via Denver g.
Rio Grande Ry. (the scenic line of the
world). Parties travel in Pullman
tourist sleeping cars fitted with every
convenience, which go through to Cali
fornia and are in charge of special
agents of long experience. For PAR
ticulars address IT. A. Grady, Excursion
Mgr. c. r. & @. r. r., 211 Clark ST.,
Chicago, Ill. -
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COL. M'CAIN ON CUBA.
Brilliant Lecturer win BE Heard
Tonight on Timely Subject.

Tonight at the Penn Avenue Baptist
church. Col. j. NoX Mccain will de-
liver a lecture on Cuba Its Romano
es and Revolutions, The deep interest
which attaches to this theme at the
present time coupled With Col. Nc
Gains fame as a lecturer, assures a
large audience.
Col. Mccain has prepared the con-
temporaneOuG portions of his lecture
from personal observations made in
Cuba while acting as correspondent of
the Philadelphia Press.