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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-11
LOOKS LIKE BALTIMORE.
Unless the Orioles Drop Dead They
will Get the Gun,

At Baltimore, Saturday, the orioles
defeated Boston for the fifth success
sive time, three of the games counting
in the Temple Cup contest. Boston has
bagged one game, but will have to bag
the next three to get the big end of the
gate money.
Saturdays game was poorly played
by both teams and was poorly patron
ized. Score:
R.H L.
Baltimore ....6 0 / 0 0-12 IA 8
Boston ......O 0 . 4 3 Oil 16 8
Batteries-Nops. Corbett and Bourman;
Stivetts, Lewis and Yeager. Umpires-
Hurst and Emslie.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-11
LOCAL FOOT BALL NOTES.

The foot ball team Of No. II school de-
feated the foot bail team of No. 80 school
in a very interesting game on the Mogea
Taylor hospital grounds Saturday morn
ing by score OF to 0. This Is the first
time in five years that IA school defeated
them. The line up CT IA school was as fol-
lows: j. Lewis, center; Rohan, left guard
Baldwin, right guard; Williams, left
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-11

Saturday witnessed the usual large
number of foot ball games prelim-
mary to the more decisive contests
to be played later on. The strong
Varsity elevens without exception
were winners. The details of the most
important games follow:
4. of fPn.-Lchigh.
Pennsylvania administered an over
whelming defeat to the Lehigh eleven
on Franklin Field, the former scoring
as in the first half and finishing the
game $50. Lineup:
pcnnsylvania. Positions. Lchigh.
Boyle. Jackson. left end chamberlain
Carnctt ........left tackle Butler
Hare ............lcft guard .........Becarro
Ovcrticld ..........ccnter ........McCarthy
McCrackcn CDc Slver)right guard Gilbert
Outiand fright tackle .Gunsolus ViPdhD
Goodman ........right end ..... -. James
Weeks GIcdCcs). quarter back ....D thlse
jackson tWalker) left half bacE..c inlicld
(GunSolus)
Moricc right half back. Clark tGearharD
Minds ....full back. Holderness ODurnin)
Touchdowns-Minds 1, Jackson ?, out
land, McCracken, Bovle Hare. Walker.
Goals from touchdowns-Minds g. Safety
Holderness. Umrirc-Dr. H. l.. Will
liams, Yale. ReferCc-M". McCau!cy
Princeton. Linesman-Mr. EoctescuC,
Pennsylvania. Time of halves-2O and %
minutes.
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OTHER GAMES.

At Easton--Lafayettc, AZ; Temperance
a. c., o.
At Providence-Brown, A: Boston
University, 0.
At Observation-Disclosures Props. 16;
Bordentown NJ. A.. o.
At Woodburk-U. of p, second scrubs,
A; Country Club, o.
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tackle; Eynon, right guard; Miller. left
end; Powell, right end; S. Lewis, quarter
back; Carpenter, right half back; Harris,
left half back; McHugh, full back.
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Naie-WiIliams,

Yale defeated Williams 32-O, which
was II points in excess of Harvard's $
score against Williams on the pre-
Vious Saturday. Lineup:
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PrincetOn.AnnapOlis.

Full-back Baird of Princeton, kick
ed goal from the middle of the
field in the game with the Mddies
at Annapolis. Never was the Tiger
goal in danger and Princeton won
2S-0. Lineup:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-11
CHIROPODIST AND MANICURE,

C,ORNS, BUNIONS AND INGROWING
" nails cured without the least pain or
drawing blood. Consultation and advice
given free. T.. NJ. HETZELh Chiropodist,
$50 Lackawanna avenue. Ladies attended
at their residence if desired. Charges Inoder-
ate.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-11

Swarthmore. Position. Dickinson.
Harper. .......... left end .............Deval
\. Nerlendcn.. left tackle ............B Boote
Downing ........ left guard ...........Sheets
SOOtn.............. center ......... ltdiStOl
Wills.......... right guard ........Stevcls
MCNauSh...... right tackle ........... Ford
j. Nerlenden....... right end ....... Craven
O. Jackson. right half back. .HOckenberry
Farquhar..... left half back ........Pedlow
Wilson Capt). quarter back .....Houston
Patton............ fun back Jones
Touchdowns, Stevens, Pedlow ., Boote,
A. Nerlenden. Safety. Stevens. Goal,
Jones. Referee, DR.. Ellis Harvey. UNI
pire, Mr.. Mason, Rutgers. Linesmen, Ew-
ing, Dickinson: Palmer, Swarthmore.
Time Commute halves.
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At Swarthmore the home team was
defeated 20-4 by Dickinson college
Iine-uD:
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SPORTS.
FOOT BALL GAMES
ON MANY FIELDS
Nearly All the Big EIeveus We're at
Work Saturday.
BAIRD'S GREAT GOAL KICKING

Princeton's Full Back Kicks Goal
from the Middle of the Field-.U. Of
T.. Makes 40 Against Lehigh in the
First Haif..Harvard and Cornell
Show Up Weak--Yale Makes n
Good Impression Against Williams.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-11

Thirty-two miles, 652 yards in one hour
Recognized by English association, but
not by American. Michael on Thursday
at Willow Grove made the fastest recog-
nized American mile, time 1.36.
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l. Frank l.. Phillips, cashier of the above
named bank. do s3lemnly swear that the
above statement Is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
f. l.. PHILLIPS Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
9th day of October. 1897.
W. s. DIEHL, Notary Public
Correct-Attest:
IT, w. MORSS,
G. f. CHITTENDEN,
w, w. WATSON.
Directors
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-11
CITY SCAVENGER.

A B,BRIGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS
"A. and cess pools; no odor. Improved
pumps used. A. BRIGGS, Proprietor
Leave orders 100 N. Main ave, or Elckes
drug store corner Adams and Mulberry
Telephone 8O4O.
CHAS. COOPER, CITY SCAVENGER,
- All orders promptly attended to, day or
night. All the latest appliances. Charges
reasonable. 7l0 Scranton street. lilo use
1925 Washburn street.
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KINDERGARTEN REOPENINd.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent O Word.

THE w WEBSTER AVENUEKINDE
Il ten, formerly conducted by Miss Board
man, Will be reopened by Miss Pratt and
Miss Wilcox on Monday, Sept. rs, at 0l5
Mulberry street. For terms or other inform-
alton, address or apply at ol5 Mulberry st.
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Observation-Disclosures.

In a close and fiercely played game
at Cambridge, Harvard could only beat
Dartmouth 1870. Lineup:
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
Adys Under This Head One Cent a Word.

C3,OOO WILL PURCHASE AN ESTAB.
tD lished business which has paid since jan
uary /, S95, over $4,000 clear of all ex-
penses; must sell on account of other busi-
ness and failing health; everything conflden-
tial. G. f., care Tribune.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-11

FOR SALE.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent Word.
ID DESIDENCE OF MISS STELLA SEI-
N mour for sale; nine rooms and bath;
NO 40 quincy avenue. Inquire or TliEO.
X STRAUB, Scranton savings Bank.
ORSALE-FINESADD PONY ABOUT
Il fourteen hands one inch in height; pony
Is also good driver. Address w. NJ. Ii. Trib-
une office.
EoR SALE-FINE TRAP CHEAP 1871
IL Penn avenue.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
ESTRAYED.
Adys Under This Head One Cent Word.


- signed large bay horse; owner may
have same by proving and paying expense.
COLUMBUS COLLIERI CO., 1850 WASH
ington avenue.
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RuCkuelI.I. of y. Scrubs.

The University of Pennsylvania
scrubs and Bucknell regulars played a
6-6 tie game at Lewisburg. Lineup:
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CarlisIc-BIOom 8 burg.

The Carlisle Indians easily disposed
of the Bloomsbury Normal eleven at
Bloomsbury. Score 26-0 Lineup:
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ONN~~J~~IN-NNN~N r~~NON~O~NUrA
LOTS FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.

T OT-COLUMBIA,NEA RWASHINGTON
IL see sign. COMEGYS, 329 Washington
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WANTED.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent q Word.

NJ ANTED-A GOOD SECONDHAND
w furnace. Address CLAY, Tribune
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A. ". JURISCH. ACT. s;'.:. sz4 5.
AGENTS WANTED.

DELIABLE AGENTS WANTED; NO
IL other need apply. Box 139, Scranton,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18

sitnple reason that in the long run " -
the better able TO hold the lnleies'-p
cause Il really requires nhhi'ey ino'e
skill and science. ax
No orc can eay at what time this year
croo,et forced itself upon the thoughts
Of people. Perhaps the nrs' ii'l',,a .'o,
OF this was the formation OF eloluv S
cluba. The first amused tne
caused inquiry. the third resu',eu !"
vestigation. Now It happens t.ae ~
o,et clubs are be'aB formed Ilsne
ana left. and Dame Fashion hcrsel naS
SET the seal OF approval upon me re
yIvaI OF the old-time society amuseihehl.
I, is a fact that II society often wanders
after strange gods. IT Invariably returns,
eaancr or later. TO the best tnat - oneIeo
&, No one familiar with the TWO
,.s,,,.e can deny that croquet Is as sclen
..ea as billiards. Billiards have, anu
,.,n..,,~,ablv always wifi be. a favorlte
,,astirno The revival OF croquet inui-
cates that hereafter 1t "ilI DC 0o"
sfderod IN the same category.
Very many persons have. IN some "as.
coined the impression that since croquo'
g., co,orar atiyely ceased TO be ma
"'' ansusenent It is nothing at all
l,,r from this being true the'e -
National CrOquet Assoc'a'ion' - on
,,oetq In Norwich Conn. this year on
the Monday preceding the 'hiiu
in August. 49, -orcds in the
There are no better grouhus III
country than those 70 be FOUND III New
work CITY. at the corner OF EighlE -elsi ~,
street and Madison avenue-9S'''''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18
CREWE.
Election OF OGicers-Comins 'o'"'
stone Laying.


cprwE VA. July n-(Special)-At
the annual meeting OF the No''o"''
RpiIding and Loan Association, the io'
,oying officers were reelected: Z. r.
Wilson. president; f. f. Lockett' VIZ
r,eeident: W. II. Mann, attorney u. w
oliver secretary and treasurer VIM,
,ogether with " W. Noteworthy. Jaspe'
wills r Il. oliver. DR.. W. II. II. TN
,erden. c. H. Kruse. r.. > Berlli' am
ctorlino Boisseau. form the boaiu Vi
Di-actors The presidents and Seere-
49, and treasurer's reports sho"eu
St,,idend OF a little over IL per cent uu-
ring the past year. ,u,.. - tho
- was q meeting tonight OF tne
committee appointed to look alter tne
Inc NJ the cornerstone OF the new
r',,lic-school building. The ceremony l.
i,,.oiv 70 take place In the near future
the different orders Of the Town pa
mating. A big dinner viii proDaoy w
had followed by some kind OF eh'er'a'''
ment at night. $50 ooor,l,.
few additional hands have receAuy
been put to work in the NoiIoiN anu
Western shops at this place ..uo,
Moderately good rains nave ia'ie"'
which improved the crop sltuation ia
Mr.. c. A. Hammock continues ~ L.
NO nostmastership here, as there seems
- he somc hitch in the appointment Oh
his successor. -. ,o-1ov on a
Mr. c. s. Culverhouse leIt to-u'S u"
visit 70 his home in Pennsylvania.
Mr.. IT. i. Dunn Is rustlcatine u.
various points along the NorioiN anu
Western road. ., from,
MS. c. :. Smithson has returned lioh'
visit TO friends and relatives III r'''0o
I,dvard and Cumberland counties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18
A Lively Fight in "a BrOnd-street
HnsIHIrN.

4 difficulty occurred at an early ho
last night between Messrs. %. l.. l..-
hart and J.. A. Sad'er In Iimmerrana '
Hotel. Oh Broad stree. which not oIf
resulted ln the exchange of several
blows. but their arrest as well The ."'
gentlemon-the one a. wcil-known f''ih
and the Other equally as well known
the proprietor or the sadier Paper GONE
pany. had been iahOring rn1'f
misunderstanding and wh.n tn'I i
the hotel their first glance or re'
v,as he signal of me onslaught VINO
they we're uummellng each other 'N
n ID Austin. of the Second D'i'
trotted I'm and took them of
tatlon-house. where they acre atH'l
their appearance 90 o ie-l.'
morning. II BE- understood thi-
trouble was one purely OF p''
IA ITe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18

s. Chandler. and w. s. McCance vs.
David Bailey
Robert Yates (colored). who mas peen
wanted here TO answer the charso y.
unlawfuIly cutting Thomas Inuie',
,be I'd Of April. to-day surrendered him
seIf waived examination in the Mayor
Court. and was sent on for trial IN 'ho
Hastings Court. o.
William Johnson and Bossy Graves
fnegroes) were to-day sentenced py inc
MAYOR to four months imprisonment
tau each Tor larceny. Graves mas on-s
been out OF the penitentiary
months, and there Is another anu
charge pending against him. ..x
pobert Hines (colored) was given sN
months In Jail to-day for larceny.
Mr.. p. s. seabury. a promlneh. ~ 80
estate auctioneer, is critically Ill AT n.s
residence in this city. His pm s.r.1"'
state that he cannot live until fho'H''e'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18
FIRE In PETERSBURG.
. LARGE THREE-sTORY TRUNh-
FACTORY BURNED.
The Origin Unknown-The Loss IN"
In,urnnce-ApprOn eh""
n.a,c,ttop-CaIIed to Chapel Hill
Court Notes.

PETERSBURG, VA. July lI-tope0'o''
Tho large three-story brick and frame
building. owned and occupied as a 'runA
factory by Messrs. Romano & BarnaHi'
an Rollingbrook street. in Blandiord' was
DESTROYED by fire about O'Clock TINS
,orning. How the fire originated Is not
known but is supposed either to nave
been the work Of an incendiary OF u
have accidentally caught from spark
from passing locomotive on the Nor
folk and Western road. The IRE was
n,st seen in the southwest corner OF the
Ton story Of the building. There was
Waterman in the building, but ne was
not aware Of the fire until the alarm
,vas given. The destruction Of the rae
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18
NEW UNIFORM a CERTAINTY.
First Regiment 0hlcer" Net h"S'
Nirht-GenernI Military he"s'

rtr.t Regiment Oihc'FS me-
x,.h,-CenernI Military News.
,rbero was an enthusiastic and har-
n,onious meeting Of the commahdaltS
>, comnanles OF the First Regiment
n,ia last nisat 1t headquarters ," we
Arnory. whereat the action OF '"e
regimental officers in selecting ne"
,,,isor,n was unanimously endorsed
Colonel Jones presided, and ali the SIN
-mc,--s and CAPTAINS were present me
soss,op lasted for thres hours ana "a
49,. preliminaries were 50 arranged ti's
ttds vvfu be asked for early next "eeN,
rbtrtv-fye members Of company -,
In ION men from other companies VIII
Ioave next Saturday afterhoo" ~
OCEAN View on the 5.55 TRAM o'es INC
chesaneake and Ohio railroad anu WI
80 into encampment for week. captain
Eranlx Cunningham viii DC IN coin'i'-iiiu,
- t.,,torants Russell and Miller VIII
a.. ~ ~ the party. Tho tents VIA te
49, ~ the hotel grounds. All the
49, sa,-a had bathing suits made Oh
nv, -, -. ,oatcrial. marked with "A lares
b. ,ototmen,s were an
The following appointments ~ -.
- toet night IN company r. Cor
n noraI Masurier to be nrst sersean,,
poral o. q y. Thompson TO be arm
Corpo.~ private ". w. Hutchinson 10
sersea lloral and Private II. c. Mallory
10 be corporal. =, ua a,hemarie
Ss uorse. al Charlottesville has osei'
i,lsns , vnaer arrest for having iahed
p," send In his reports 20 his conih'a mo
70, 10 of,cer at the proper time ms
us hsrgss ard specifications have been
snra,oraed TO the Governor by MAJOR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18

tory and its contents was rapid and COM
plete. BY hard work the firemen were
able 10 save the lumber in the yard. as
well as the large frame structure used
By the firm as storage warehouse, III
which was stored a large number OF
trunks and material. In the factory 1t
Is stimated there were some 700 or 800
trunks, which were burned.
Messrs. Romano & Barham estimate
their loss at between $4,000 and $1,000.
which will hardly be covered by the in
surance. The valuable papers and safe
were saved.
The insurance runs through a number
of companies for small amounts. aggre-
eating probably $4,000. The Petersburg
Savings is the only local company losing,
and that only to the amount Of $3.50.
by the destruction of this factory over
100 employees are thrown out OF work.
1t is probable Messrs. Romano & Bar
ham will rebuild at an early date
CHURCH TO BE DEDICATED.
The Old Shop Baptist church. in Prince
George county, will be dedicated next
Thursday, and Rev. Or. II. w. Battle,
Of this city, will preach the sermon. This
is one of the oldest church organizations
in the State, and this is the third build
ing erected on the same site. 1t is con-
siderably over one hundred years since
this church was organized. and it ante
dates all Baptist efforts in Petersburg.
out Of il grew the large and influential
First Baptist church in this city, and
, il is therefore the mother church OF the
| denomination in this section Around it
are gathered many interesting historic
| associations.
CALLED TO CHAPEL HILL.
Rev. f. c. Cleveland who recently
| graduated with high honors at Newton
| Center, Mass, is a member OF the First
| Baptist church, in this city, and was
| formerly secretary of our Young Mems
| Christian Association. He has received
| number of calls since his graduation,
| but though a northern man by birth.
has decided 10 locale - the South as
pastor of the Baptist church at Chapel
| Hill. n. c. Rev. DR.. Battle, under whose
ministry Mr. Cleveland decided To be-
come a preacher. has been invited TO
deliver the sermon at the ordination.
1t has not been decided whether the
services will take place here or at
Chapel Hill.
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
Mr.. Preston Belvin and Mr.. b. p.
owen. Jr., OF Richmond. were in the
city to-day registered at the Imperial
Hotel.
Messrs Robert Watson, Kenneth Har-
rison, W. Il. Stevens, and Percy Seward
four well-known young citizens. left this
afternoon for Norfolk OF their bicycles
The Petersburg delegates TO the Roa
noke convention. have secured rates over
the Norfolk and Western at $3.50 for the
round trip.
Children SHAY services will be held
Sunday morning AT Wesley Methodist
Episcopal church. In the afternoon a
the same church. the Methodist Sunday
school Association will hold its regular
meeting.
GENERAL NEWS.
In the Hastings Court to-day the civil
docket. which is quite large one. wal
called over and times fixed for the tria
OF several important cases. There ar
on the docket four damage suits 10
large sums embracing two OF w. 7
Crawford VS.. II. A. Harrison and Meye
saal; W. a. Crowder VS.. Lieutenant II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18

-,b,cb convenes tomorrow: J. X. Per
Srn Ir Iohn II. Meredith A. G. Hard
Ing hugh /. Kidd. L. G. Nunnal'y' j.
" We Weisiger. W. n. Pugh. J. W. Caudle'
lines r.. Holiday W. II. Turner. .. J..
Va5en. and c. ". Harris (colored.
J judgs B. A. Hancock is sim confined ,
70 his bed. and though not dangerously
70 "' bis condition is such that Dr.
No., ~, p Mathews. his physician, mas
,s LII, hest 10 keep him as quiet as
nos.ible and no visitors are Tor 'e"
DAYS. allowed to see him. c,.v
Thomas Hancock and Charles Cla ,S
~ ~ tho county. were making yigo-
Tous preparations yesterday morn, MO 70
nave a fight on Hull street when oiii 81
Avis care up. and not only stoppel me
fun. but summoned them TO appear Dc
tore SQUIRE Jones in the morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18

The members Ol Doe ianeolh D..
society nad "a nor debate 'fsi hit",
fhe question. "Resohco. IAai i go"
states Government should esialI,
nalntaia an rmor-platc fac.e 3D.,
nla gnatos OF the Carnegie ana i,
COMPANIES were heavily scored
rauacity by ne gentiemen me a'. ~.
tive. whilst the negative insle .e4 .''' Ia
business OF manufacturing '0u.A
undertaken By the g0yefhln
should be left 70 individuals h' .,.
lngs OF the society VIII not pe
tinued during the summer mo- 81,
the attendance promises 70 ~ NJ.
larger than Il has heretofore -
tors are always welcomed by enc
cletv which meets IN Lce-'amp ID"
every Saturday night AT $50 =. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18
WARM FIGHT IN HALIFAX.
The Contest for the
Nomination Very Close.

soTrTH BOSTON, VA, July l.-'ope-
cjal1-Precinct meetings were heiu "
dav and delegates elected to the county
convention. which meet on the Etn
Houston instructs half her delegation LOT
rvlor and half for Ellyson. IT Is nm
nosslble TO get any Information as 70
the action on Governor Of the other pre-
oincte as the very bitter fight between
W =. Barkgdale and w. j. Jordan. the
incumbent for the State Senate occupies
the attention OF every one. The county
nrobablv Is about evenly divided ne
tween Fllyson and Tyler Houston ~
structs for Montague Tor Attorney-Oehe-
raj Returns from all but three pre-
cincts show that the fight between Bat
dale and Jordan is very close Win the
chances in favor of Barksdale