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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-17
Gines juasen Wtannes Grfabrung.

SroOflpH, heu H. Cftobtr 1897
80 ntrDt SbHsn bier msiHt Symphonic btibres
ben. S1 bin y Sabre alt niece $50 QiuHD. bin
itbs 6ub eros, babe puu'tbrauHes 6ear, R0rpsC
unb glitoT LANG uno idlaHi 5dUdae i'm gOHjsH
SoTptr i9nU i'm Rppit uHe SummtH in BEN Obs
rem, S6mu3tu iibsr OtH augtH Oos gB,iss IN osH
NuqeH aelblid bic 6aut uHrtiH uH0 itttia Qelbs
3unqe NIT eHem ipeiBeH utbtrIua, fortrBGbrmoss
HaulptrH, nm BEN pals rein 81 ba!ttR ldber ftis
fBtuosr S6Isim, 9uuitt uHe dusers GriaduuHa,n
Dor ben auetu, ibDa6s @ugtU, btunrubi5cuos
Srdums, Rers6ftat. s6l6iriat,t o1s @srlanq,u
LANCE i'm Sett lu IiestH ots UlOresHs btim Qufs
ftbtu bumpfts unb ihpucs Stfibl IN Rsbf bic
Gln9eDtlb. iuDeiIrn bsriiopt uHb III aHotreu 2tttu
regular, Jeitiotlist iAtimiae 4usiatibungtu aus
ben GtHgeDel0tH fStHueH in btr paut Suien
i6lehtsr Geibmud iu Tuubs, Wiosrpiqt 5tsn
Srbeit uHo Deiblibe gsieuiaaft 9orlisbe fir bic
6iuidmteit, bumpft, idiuere, fupios uHb iAldirias
GeiftstbGtieftit, blafits, baetrsS Gtfbf Pntubua
ten, 8abtibReis, 9trluHqW mad oitltm I9aEers
ttiHfen, mGHsslboittr QpDsti, ibredlidt Gintjlz
buuqeH mad Dem S6laieuatbtH. Gs FuO isst cbt
SABRE bsr, oab f5 bttis auirsbtubtH SpmptoWe bti
mir eiH3uiteutn btedHHtn, uH0 itit itHT Scit babe
ID 6uroH bstnnhs fortDdbrsnb g,littsH Sd uuter=
Jog mid Der StbSHbIuHe BON h.beu @sr3tsR. 30
babe mtiRts 85iHtns Ptber RaIomcl uDer Wruts
rs nod blaus 9ilm stHOmmrH 9itit Rraufs
bdtsuidtinuHgtn fHb Stri6puHoth, Bonn felt ID
nit oem 9sbraude BON 8siolptEt btQaHH. babeu f1
Die QOautipUcH ssrloreu. 2it buudb bitie5 G,lmtI
tel btrnureUuftHt gTanbtrung N nunbtrbar. AQe
bisit Rruuibtitss Symphonic DsribuaRbtu Ds ourb
elm N5Unotr gleiH aSpstlt tsbrts Jurid, mtiu
@eit nurss ausUtetcr, uHb Id mar siiria uHo
t6raeiBiq, mtrt tdali4tH 4rbtiteu Ju boqtnb,H
80 rubm taali6 Dre Wlnl sntu Tbstloifsl pon
RsiuIStHt uHe isos Raat cine 8aDpans QinsH;
f,rrtr ritb ib JUti glal in Der 8o9t r1eiH Rid
orat nit Rtaop E,licf tiH. Cine Gai4s bat Oiss
punssrbart gtrdrbtruHe btrporsTuftr, bod CLANS
be i6, IS pirO b1s gtite isH, oamit itr cine 3,t
lang fertIuiabrsu. a5tuHgsvOl 5sr
q. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-17
Or. J1oOlOnO' s
S0r(apOriljNn
RG(O(OGnt.
Scr grobe Slutreiuigcr.
3ur @eilun9
aller thrDniidlen 6rantheiten.

Sd0tr SrOpf,n Ots Sarapariuian ORsiolu,ni era
tbtll our6 pas 9ut, otH S60ab, ptn urin uH1
uHDert GluifQtsittH Drs Sohsms ueu. 2ebtHsfrdft,
BENIN IS ericBt Die ptrbraudftu 5bGlt pes R0rpsrs
ourb utut uub e,iuHDt WatsrtH. 6tropbtln,
@bpiHDiubt. Sppbilis, uHgsbsiltI uns ialtbt bta
banssltt Syphilis in ibrsn manHofabsu iSormm
fsHbn gtbu Gents tiH fir oag ilutrirtt BUD
Radway's on venereaD, SriIItnserantb,ittr. g.
iHuitrs i'm 6d. unD WlurO,, Stul,H Rnottn in
Den Srlsn un0 Gr0trsR db,ltu ocs SDFsnts snts
siiHosie HuatH bsrbdrtsts abipuosruHq,u Gus otu
GbrtH, iopit Dir idlimmittH fSDrmsn ron bluts
RrautbstsH, Sei6ipirt, fJisbu=ausi6laq, GriuOs
iopt RlnaUurm, s8bWmdtismus, 89tblluf,
GiHuen, idJUdrst 5lsden I'M iSltih,, titcrnBs gtus
len, frtbsartios 6joDd5it ffroutnsRruufbsittn uns
Pdbtl1ntlb, 9ouatioHtu uHb aut 9rQubuRQsR
Der 9tbsus sgriHJiptn Iitssn jrH,rbalb sts bultns
Den Ptrtlbs Oitits gSuHosrs Der mobUntn Gb,Hts,
uno ttn 6tbrau6 BON D:HiatH 5latn iUire irqtnB
tlHr 9tulpn, tudbs baiislbs gtQsR irotHs ipsl6s
Gorm Otsisr Rrantbttsu eiHuimmt, itiut bsilTrGis
tigt @iriuHa btD.i,u. Wtuu IS btm 9atj.ut,n,
Dtl5p tdqlI6D bur6 Die fortasiett suuebmsuo,U
ltn9t, oeitn Bsrluitu 6iHbslt IN tbun uHo Oititls
ben burb aus geuHOem giutt sHtisriREtHes Heus
Dtaterldlien IN srtgtu UHo Gitits iuiro bur&
8dOtDaps SariaYlriaiuu GtioiUtut f6tr srrrbt-
10 III eHs 9dlunq 9stpB, stnH IptnR 0riss 6ulr
mltid ttnRal isine &tinisAnasarbsit bteiHut unU
,s ibm guInet Disie gtrluitt IA osrminbuu 70
ipirb bic 9shsrUHg raid trfs!g,n, uno NIT i,D,u
len, pls @rBauuug tprs s,Ir6itiQt, Der dppeit gta
bshtrt uns 5lrIi6 uUb Gjtnjat fptretR luHtbmH.
Sds iSolasnbs IL Elm 6an, hoo tiHt 8luiae Bon
Boonoo's Snriaporilian Rtippst bic bttrsiftnDsu
Spmptems betitiQte bit GmpfiHbunq ssisthbeitsH
e0n bic Notwithstanding ltrh5rte uub BEN
9dttmtsu osH polutioHeu bsrsit, Gieitr 8ritf
Durbe i'm Citob,r 1897 9titri,bsu:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-17
@ierimg's meOi,iniIaes Snititnt,

1903 tt=SGltin1prcifraRes
.GouiaIiireEoe atrH. - Or. Anna 6jicrina nnD
Or. WDbt- eS,ierinG. tplai2I. DiDt$ L0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-17
Sdlifsuadlridlteu.

gm A. Dldrl 1T Der Sampier sApouaS BON
Shclos nab Baltimore abQeiabren
Rem 9orf, l6. WdrJ. Nuqctommen fHb
bic SdHpicr -Dlaiefit" Don 2iDsrpool uuo sglor=
muuuidn pom Rcapsl
@sapeL augttommsn if otr 9ampf.r
.SaasA BON Rsu=0orf
9enartb. - aboefobreH mad Baltimore bic
uSict0ra.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-17

en- Gdn,u BON 5sosufliatr 56ipd8, uuS an,n
rtrDoisu qffeftiOHtn il bic GiHrebuHs bss Rid
gratis init R q 10 p's Rsabp Relief bon
erobtr 99ibtgitit. Gs bsriorgt bas Qerbenfpten
nit gleitEiJitat unO eitbi Den RtrpsH usu,s Qsbeu
uHo ssrmtbrit Rrdftt. 9uhtr NIT Ratbihldosr
Gb,r sbae Rran'btit CRuoUap on rSrritl5le urts
fbra ete. ") DsrosH oui 9trlaHg,H gratis iusdanot
RdeD 6eiGmittsl iD,rotu a1snt5al.
Ben @potbefsrH Oerfauit i0iDit in Er n D.
saws SHrsau, Rr. IS, GImsSrabt, RspsQorf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-17

odtsn, ipel4e WdAioienite am uter
perri4teten, i4ifften ii9 auf bem
S4ta6ti6iff pOlbenburg" Elm. Die
interpdtionalen Sruppen, aus tpel9en
Der &eit Der 9arniion 3uiummsngez
ieBt lit, ertpteIen ben a63ieberlosn9eutz
i3en miliiGrif6e @6ren.
Berlin, 16. W1Gr3. - Die ,3Dlz
nif4e 3eitung" iagt iiber ben Nb3ug
Der Oeuti9en ppn Greta, er beoeute
ni9t, bdB bas Gon3ert berUhd9te dufs
geb0rt babe, ionbern nur, baB 9eutidbz
lamb iebt, na4bem bic Soroerungen
Der beutI4sn @ldu6iger 9rit9snldnbs
ii6er geitellt iinO, tsin sruBes Sntez
refe me6r an bem@ei9id gretd's nebs
me unb bafelbe ben 3uifen, 5ran5oz
len unb @nglGnbern iibsrlaIie.
Qufrubr unter thrill den
Sruppen.
gpnItuntinopel, 16. MGr3.
- @roBe NuFregung 6errI6te geitern
46enb i'm gilDi3 &iOst in 5olge zines
glufrubrS in ben &uiernen Der dl6d>
neiif3en unb turoiI6en Sruppen. Die
3ugGnge gum 9uIait purben IuFort
Dpm Wfilitdr beiebt unb pieIs 8erbafz-
tungen finb pDrgenOmmen tporoen.
ungUrif der SD5tuItitenz
&abau.
8ubapef, 16. MGr8. = Rsue
So3ialiitenfrapaQe fanoen geitern
2lbenb bier itutt unb bisle 5eniter
nurDen oemolirt. 8srittene 9enbarz
men iduberten i9lieBlib bic StraBen
unb perbafteten 80 PerIoner.
@nglanb's beunrubigte
0dnbelsnelt.
Qono 0 n, 16. WtGr3. - Der Ser
Elm Der SanOelStammern be8 &0nigz
reifes 8roB6ritannien uno Srlanb
bat feline SO. SabreS @erIammlung
bier dbgs6aIten. Sir g}pttarb 0ortbz
cote fii6rte ben 9orIiB Der Sugung.
Sine Dem GpngreB untsrbreitete ReIoz
luton giebt Der 8eunru6igung Der brtz
tiI6en 6anoeIspeIt iiber bic Q(bIorbiz
rung 9ineIiI9en Serritpriums ieitens
8uBldnb's, 6rantrei3'5 uno 0euti6z
lambs 2(usbrud; bur6 bieiel6e mir
ben Die Snterefen bes britiI6en Sdnz
beIs geI9Gbigt; ba jeoer Der g.nunnten
Staaten in ben beI9lagnu6mten Sc
bieten bic in ben betreFfenOen Studten
geltenben S4uB3oll RegulatiOnen
einfiibrten, 10 iperOe bic engliIhe @onz
turren3 gefd6rOet. Die ReIolution
Duroe angenommen.
Or. @Dans' Setament.
9aris, 16. MGr3. - 9as 6ieiige
9:ridt bat bas 9efuh Oes ein3igen
ii6erle6enoen 8rubers bes peritortenen
Spf 3abnar3tes Or. @panS um 8ez
itelung zines geri9tli3en 8ertpaHcrs
fir baS Ra8loBOerm0gen oefelben abz
gepieIen uno bic i'm Seitament gsz
nanntsn Na9luBberfpulter als iol4e
beTtdtigt.
Der 6eIb3ug i'm cuban.
Gairo, 16. MGr3. - Sine itdrte
S9aar 9erpiI6e treu3te am Sonn=
tag ben g}il na9 Der SnIsl S9ebalibu,
puroe jeoo9 oon Den egpptii9anSrupz
pen 5uriidgeI6lagen. 38 9erpiT6s
nurben gef0btat. Die @g1pter erlitz
ten feline srpdbnenspertben 8erluite.
Rube in Bonn ban.
8om6ap, 16. N}Gr3. - Die ftriz
tenDen @inge6orenen IinD an Die Qrbeit
3urudgefebrt uno bic &uufleute baben
fire 2GDen pieber er0ffnet.
@uropa's 80rfen.
9urts, 16. W}Gr3. - On Der 9az
ri1er, 2onoonsr unb MaOriOer 8Drie
ba6en bic pierpro3entigen Spanier cine
&ursbeFerurg erfubren, uno 3por in
9ari5 um Z, in QonOpn um / Point.
Sn Mabrio gingan iie BON Is auf 76.z
60, ,. /. ben geItrigen Stanb bel Be-
ginn Der 80rIenitunOe. On Der 8er=
liner uno 6rantfurter 80rie gepunz
nen ameritanii4e Gffette feitere Sal
tuna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-17

Ginem 8eri6te be5 ftatiitiI6en 8i@
reous 3ufolge belief It4 i'm 6ebruar
Der @rport inlGnDif6er Duursn auf
500, ,312,674, mas cine 3unabme um
etpu '$15, 100000 gesen 5e6ruar
1897 bebeutet. Der Smport BELIEF
ii6 i'm berfloFeren Wonat auF $53.z
082,117, pppon $22, ,653, ,304 auf 5oas
freie 0uursn entfielsn. Der Sober
port Ite[lte ii6 auf 1851, ,367 Der 3nz
port auf S5,329, ,1O9, Der Sil6ereTpOrt
auF $3,753, ,331 unD Der SmpOrt duf
$382.O34.
5iir bic nit fFe6ruar gu gnOe gsgan>
genen eriten a6t Uonate oes IauFenz
ben 6isfulia6res srga6 ii6 i'm Ser
gLei8 gu Der entIpredenOen PeriOOs
oes 8oriabres cine 9undbme Oes Grs
ports um SIT, ,537101, cine abnubme
bss Supports um $19,932,116, cine
2tbnabme besSOlDerports um$3,0 3,041, :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-17

619, bss @oIOimport5 nm $42, ,477,s
529, cine Qbrd6me bes Stl6srerports
um 1921, ,119 uno cine 3unubme bes
Silbepimport5 UNI $449, ,764.
8etn g 6abereridB fir bic
Grf4oiienen BON Sat
timer.
Der bieIigs 6Ttrei6iT6c @eTunbte
tpejgert iih, 3u Iugen, ob feline Regies
rung fir Die ndbrenO 0es Qufru6rs
gu 2uttimer get0oteten llntertbunen
S4uoenerTaB beanIpru6en ptr0, abeu
bic Abminiitration bat beI9lofen, irz
genD etnen @erIu6, S9ubenerIaB 3u
colIettiren, 5uriid3upeiIen. Dor benz
Pro6eB mar ote ameritariIdbe 8sgies
rung Der Mteinung, buB bic 0frei1fs
f4e Regierung teiren 2lnIpru6 auf
'S91oensriuB BAT. Die 0Ttret6iIdG
&egierung mar BEL bem Bro5eB irgBils
tesbarre pertreten, eben 70 ME bic Ser.
Staaten. 9a5 llrt6eil Der 9eTGappz
renen bat bic Der. Staten t6utiG4li9
ieber Observation-Disclosures entboben unb
bds Stdat5 9epartement qLau6t
ni4t, baB bic Oitrei4iIhe 3egieruug
trgeno einen 4nIpru4 srbe6en pirO.
Slls S6minDlrr Drnuu3irt.
g philadelphia 16. g}Gr8. -
Gr3bii6af 3bdn bat Dem ,Reb." 96ils
lips @iraub, Der ii9 fir einen fdtbolts
f9en Yrteiter aus Nrmenien uusqie6t
unb felt etlifen Sdgen in g}r. 1921,
8oob5StraBe, ais n8unOerz6eiler4
aufgetreten lit, gebDten, bic StdDt 8u
berlai1en. Denn @irdub bieIem 8es
fsbIe ni9t Iofort na9tommt, ounm
pirb Der Gr8biIhof feline @erbafturg
unter Der 2lntIage Der Grldngung BON
9elO unter falT6sn 8orIpiegeIungeE
berunlaTien. 9irauO bate erflGrt,
DAB er bur6 9ebet ale m0gIi6en
&rdnt6eiten 6eilen tDnne, unb er er4
belt einen 3ablrei9en 3uIprld. Dies
Ter OergrOBerte ii4 mod, ais borgeitern
bsrldutste, 8iraub babe Elm Is Sabre
altes W}Gb6en, g&amen5 T3arb 9os
@Is, BON b01iger 8Iinobeit gebsilt.
3batIa8e 1T, oaB bus MdO9er beute
mod gerdoe 10 blino 1T, ais e5 bor Der
Qntunft bes r9etler5" mar. 8on ans
bereH PerToner4 Die BON 8irauO ges
beiIt pprben DGren, bat man e6ens
fallS nod Ni9t5 ge60rt, troBbem u6er
perminberte iih Der 3ulauf gu bem
QuadIal6er teine8peg5.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-11
VAN KEURHN MAY 60 UP.
The General supcrintendency of the
Erie Not Out of His Reach- .Rail.
road Notes.

More than month ago it was stated
in this column that some big official
changes We're likely to soon occur on
the Erie. 1t was the first publication
of the fact. A few days ago the New
York Sun printed an article to the ef-
feet that C. r. Fitch, general superin-
tendent, is to resign to assume the
general management Of the Lehigh
Valley system, and that he will be sue
ceeded by NJ. w. Mcclure, the pres
ent SUPERINTENDENT of the New York
division. j. f. Mcclure. the superin-
tendent of the Susquehanna division,
will fill his brothers place on the New
York division. Mr.. Hildrum, at pres
ent agent for the company at Pier No.
20, North River, New York, will as
sumo the control of the Susquehanna
division. The Lehigh Valley is still
without a general manager and these
changes are considered more than prob
able, 1t is believed, however, that
George Van Keuren, formerly Of this
city, stands a good chance of getting
the general superintendency.
Yesterday Delaware and Hudson
Conductor w. W. Copeland took what
will be his regular run. Boyd Case will
he extra passenger conductor and
handle the summer excursion trains,
and Joe Nicholson will take Conductor
Cases old run.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-11

Catholic Benevolent association assisted
in the formation of branch in Forest
City Sunday.
1t is unofficially announced that on
Thursday of this week James Stott VIII
resign the cashiership of the First Ma
tional bank. His assistant, X. A. Jad-
win will succeed him. W. L. Watt, son
of the banks president, will be made
teller. Mr.. Stott has been engaged in
the banking business in this city forty
two years.
Professor B. Pennman, of the Univer-
sity of PENNSYLVANIA, will deliver his lee
ture on Literature" in this city on jan
y. The lecture will be the first OF a
course to be given in the high school un-
der the auspices of the teachers of Car
bondale. The lectures will be free to the
public and as the speakers Will be emil
nent educators and authorities on the
special topics on which they treat the
course will be very enjoyable and IN
structive one. The second lecture II is
expected will be by Professor Brumbaugh
and will be on Historical Pennsylvania.
The Cycle club has booked the Mozart
Symphony club for January 2G.
Announcement is made OF the marriage
in New York city on Thursday of James
McBirney to Miss Nan Lyon, OF Union
dale. Both the young people are well
known in this city who will extend hearty
congratulations. Mr.. Mckinney was for
merly connected with the Postal Teie-
graph company in this city and is now
acting in the same capacity AT New
Brunswick, n. j. Miss Lyon is a niece of
Mrs. q. l.. Munson, of this city, and has
spent a considerable portion of the past
few years as her guest here.
Cards are out announcing the marria re
of Miss Maggie Purcell. of Sand street,
and John Ingerman. Of Eighth avenue,
on Jan. 26. rhe ceremony will take place
at oo'cloCk in the afternoon in st. Rose
church,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-11
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

At 9 o'clock Saturday night Let's
hall on Salem avenue was crowded
with Democrats, all on the qui vivi to
see which way the balances would lie
found wanting regarding the nominn-
ton of school director ana select coun-
ell candidates to represent the Third
and Fourth wards. Interest in the 9TH
er offices had not reached such high
pitch,
The regular chairman was absent
and Secretary Brennan acted in his
stead. D. p. Mccoy and j. L. Roache
were secretaries. When the machin-
cry had been set in operation it made
candidates without delay and in less
than An hour the body had adjourned.
Following is the result of its work for
the principal Offices:
For school director of the Third and
Fourth wards, =. +. Hughes.
For alderman of the Third ward, p.
H. Devine.
For select councilman of the Fourth
ward, +. G. McDonough.
For common councilmen OF the
Fourth ward, Alexander Kennedy and
John Walsh.
For eelect councilman Of the Second
NaFu, JOI1n l.. LOIluS. fOr common
eouncilmen, Thomas M0nahan and Will
liam Collins.
For poor director of the Third and
Fourth wards, John Connell.
There was no evidence of the brib-
cry about which the Leader lid a little
yellow" talking Saturday and Mr..
Hughes was nominated by a ballot Of
eight to six.
The little excitement the convention
had was caused by the vote on select
councilman Of the Fourth ward. The
first ballot stood three to three. Chair
man Brennan called for another ballot
and 1t resulted in Mr.. McDunough' )
favor, four TO two.
AS the Democrats have no chauce of
electing counciImen in the Sixth ward
none was nominated. The handing in
of names for the election district OtNi-
ces occupied the remainder of the con-
ventions time.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-11
PECKVlLLE,

Next Wednesday evening the following
programme will be rendered at the pub
lie installation of officers and entertain
ment of Blakely council, Junior Order
United American Mechanics: Address
entitled "Woman's Rights" Walter
Walker; instrumental music, Miss Belle
Ganzamuller; selection, Keystone qua
tette: recitation, Miss Mildred Shaffer;
recitation, Miss Jessie Stearns: solo, John
Warne; recitation. Miss Ola Rogers; re-
citation, Miss Grace Hughes; recitation,
Miss Bessie Thompson; an address, Rev.
j. S. Thomas; selection, quartette; dla-
logue; Walter Walker; instrumental
music, Miss Belle GanZamuller.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chapman spent
Sunday with friends at Avoca.
Thomas Llewellyn was called to Kings
ton last Saturday by the death of his
nephew,
j. l.. Miller and daughter Eddie. of
Wilkes-BarTe, spent Sunday here with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Bloes.
Miss Stella Waltz. of Scranton, spent
Sunday with her brother Charles Waltz.
Our public night school closed last Fri
day on account of the slack attendance.
All members of the Woman's Christian
Temperance union are requested 70 meet
at the home of Mrs. q. J, Hartman, en-
Hickory street. next Thursday afternoon
at 2S0. A cordial invitation is extended
10 all parties not members but interested
I'm temperance work.
The Grassy Island Methodist Episcopal
Sunday school elected the following Of
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-11
Del. Lacka. and Western.
Effect Monday, Nov. 21, 1897.

Trains leave Scranton as follows: Ex-
press for New York and all points East,
LAO, 3,00 5.l5, 500 and 1905 a. m. 1855 and
1888 p. m.
Express for Easton, Trenton. PhiIadel-
phia and the South, 5.l5 500 and 1870 a.
m, II. IS and 1913 p, m,
washington ana way stations, 345 D. m.
Tobyhanna accommodation. 6.l0 D. m.
Express for Binghamton. Oswego. Ell
mira, Corning Bath, Dansville, Mount
Morris and Buffalo, 12lO 2.35 800 a. m,
and LOO y, M, making close connections
at Buffalo to all points in the West,
Northwest and Southwest.
Binghamton and way stations, LOS d. m.
Nicholson accommodation, 5.15 d. m.
Binghamton and Elmlra express, 555
p. IN.
Express for Utica and Richfield Springs
2.35 a. m. and l.55 p. m,
Ithaca, 2.S5, 900 a. m, and LOO d. m,
For Northumberland, Plttston, Wilkes
Barre, Plymouth Bloomsbury and DAN
Vile, making cose connection at North
umberand for Williamsport, Harrisburg,
Baltimore, Washington and the South.
Northumberland and intermediate sta
tions, 6.OO, 1905 a. M, and l55 and 500 d.
m.
Nanticoke and intermediate stations,
sos and lilo q. IN. Plymouth and inter-
mediate stations, 1886 and $50 p. IN. For
Kingston, II. AZ p, m.
Pullman parlor and sleeping coaches on
all express trains.
For detsiled information, pocket time
tables etc, apply TO NJ l.. Smith, Dis
trict Passenger Agent, depot, ticket Of
flee.
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ficers last Sunday for the coming year:
Superintendent, Thomas Swales: secre-
tary, Miss Eva Nessie; treasurer Her
bert Gent; organist, Miss Eva Vessie;
assistant organist, Miss Lizzie Winstone.
A large surprise party of gentlemen
friends assembled at the home of Mine
Foreman William Allen, on Whites ad1i-
tion last evening, and took him by <ir-
prise, the occasion being his forty-fourth
birthday. Mr. Allen gave them cordial
weucome. The evening was spent with
music gam and social intercourse. His
many friend. resented him with life
size. crayon picture of himself neatly
framed, for which he thanked them very
kindly Refreshments were served dur
ing the evening.
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MAYORS MESSAGE.
MANY Suggestions tor the Common
WeaI--As to a Paid Fire Depart-

The annual message of Mayor ]. J.
O'Neill was read at last evenings
meeting of the common council. 1t
contained among other things recon-
mendations for q new bridge over No.
plane, bridge on Seventh avenue,
widening of Brooklyn street at On
tario and Western bridge and the
building of a retaining wall on the
westerly river bank above Sixth ave-
nue..
What Is even more important Is the
mayors suggestion regarding the fire
department. He believes a paid. or
partly paid, department would be much
better than the present system for the
city. The message was received and
ordered filed.
Another matter which came UP at
this council meeting was evidently
brought TO focus by the article which
appeared in this column a few Gays
ago in reply to "COuncilman's" COM
munication. The committee appointed
to confer with Delaware and Hudson
officials regarding the erection of a
new bridge over No. l plane made a
report. The conference was of very
recent date and the report says the
company will pay one-third the cost
Of the proposed bridge and appropriate
enough land for the increased SIZE
provided the city forever maintain it
and agree to not reduce the clearance
by the new structure
The mayor evidently approves the
proposition as he recommends the
bridge in his message.
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Delaware and Hudson.

On Monday July 8, trains will leave
Scranton as follows:
For Carbondale-6.2 90 7.55, $50. lO15 "a.
M; 1900 noon; l2l, go, 1852, 5.2J, 6.25, 157,
S.15, l0.45 p. M; 1910 a. m.
For Albany, Saratoga, Montreal, Bos-
ton, New England points, etc, $50 a. m.
2,20 p. m.
For Honesdale--s20, S.55. 10l5 a. m. F;
1900 noon; 2.20, 5.25 p. m.
For Wilkes Barre-6,45 $50, S.i5. 9.9S.
1915 a. M. 1906, LIS, 2.2s, 3,3S, AL, 500 $50,
$50, 1l.30 y. m.
For New York, Philadelphia. etc, via
Lehlgh Valley r. r., 645, 7.5G a. m, 1906,
l.25, 4.4l p. m with Black Diamond En-
press) ll.3O D. m.
For Pennsylvania r. r, points-645 s.3S,
"a m; 2,2S, AL p. m.
For western points via Lehigh Valley
r. r., $50 a. m, 1905. 3,33 with Black
Diamond EXpress). $50, u 80 p. m.
Trains will arrive at Scranton as fol-
lows;
From Carbondale and the north--6.40,
80, $40, 0.34, 10 40 a. m, 100 noon; l2O,
2.24, 325, 4.37, 545, as. S45, Hrs y. m.
From Wilkes Barre and the South-6.15.
$50. $50, lO.l0, ll.55 a. m; ll6, 2i 3.4S,
$40, 6,2l 7.53, 905 9.45 p. m; 1915 a. m.
Complete information regarding rates
to all points I'm the United States and
Canada may be obtained at the ticket Of
flee in the depot
Special attention given to Western and
Southern resort business.
j. w. BURDICK, G. p. A., Albany N Y,
ii. w. CROSS, ID. p. A, Scranton, Pa.
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SOCIAL AND Personal.

The Forthcoming marripge OF William
O'Connor, of this city, TO Miss Catherine
McNulty, of Pittston, was announced at
St. Johns church at that place Sunday.
Mrs. John Moon. OF Belmont street, is
suffering with a broken arm sustained by
a fall while en- route to church Sunday
morning.
Frank Quinn, of Fall brook street, has
returned TO Niagara university.
Miss Tillie Nealon, of Pike street, IL vis-
iting in Archibald.
Miss Mary May called ON Scranton
friends yesterday.
Miss Margaret Collins, of Brooklyn
street is visiting friends at Minooka.
Mrs. John Lee and daughter Emma
of clifford, called on friends in this city
Yesterday.