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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-03
DbWEY'S TRAFALGAR.
sat ApRoN ENTERED THE po,r
UNDER COVER or DARkNEss,
'"e more Hntterirs at the
S""c Iime-Not One Spanish
Vessel SURRENDERED.

London. May S,-The Madrid corrosoo,d
ent of the Times. describing tho c,,,no
mont at Manila, says:
lhc Olympia, Boston, Raleigh co,cord
the Petrel and the Montgomery entered IN g.,
nay under cover of darkness by the sm,,,or
ana safer Boaohica channel. The for,, NJ
Corregider island gave the alarm nv ,,rt,.
On tne intrnders, but they seemed 10 have
ihrleted no serious damage. The America,
squadron continued and at 3 O'Clock IN mn
morning appeared before the Cayite uor.
they commenced shelling the forts and ,be
spanish squadron. Admiral Monteio +,
iew Gays before, went TO Subig hay 10 look
Tor the enemy but learning they were vast.
~ superior In force. had prudently return,a
and placed his ships under the prot,c,ion ~
the forts, This was his only chance Of
meeting the enemy on something like equal
terms, and II did not suffice.
Soon tho American flee. oYenel fire Tn.
snaniards replied vigorously, and the com
bat continued without interruption for 70 y.
/ hours. during which the Dca Antonio Deu,la
was sunk, the Castillo and Mlndinao were
set on fire ana tn, Reina Maria Christian,
and the Don Juan d. Austria were serlo,,e,,,
! damaged, One or two OF the smaller Graf,
were sc~ttled by their own crews 10 escape
capture Others took refuge in a small
neighhoring cnsok cmplyiag into the hav
/ where presumably the American ships were
unable 10 follow thep, But not one SUR
rendered
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COMMITTEE on FINANCE.
'""""s" hnS he Eliminated From
the Wnr mi,

Washington, May 1.-The meeting Of IN,
senate committee on finance toda, was de-
1o'ou largely TO general review Of the war
revenue bill, the conclusion being rnached
that all the time necessary should bc r,v,,,
70 perfect the measure. Senator Jones fsrl
speaking for the democrats, said before nro,
eeealng further he Should DEERE Ia hnvc n,
estimate from authoritative sources az "a tho
aaiount OF mon,y necessary to conduct III
VA ior the present. Among the. chances
when The republican members suggested was
one strislns out n provision taking the tom
huko on ISreisn vessels and somC OF the dom.
o.thts indicated willingness TO suppnit this
u,am,,helnent, Tho tax at best would yisld very
ntte revenue, and 1t is regarded as nm IN
necessary irritation OF foreign cummercini IN
,Siissts.' seventy rcr cent OF The lax waula
n AL on ereat Britain. A proposition was
usxussed looking TO the changing CT the my
on neer and manufactured icharoc. exsnptlnv
we Roons on hand from taxation When the
committee adjourned the probability was sha,
the MI would be SO amended
mere was some deeultorv discussion Of TIA
democrstic proposition 10 issue treasury notes
which should be made legal tender Tor iii
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permit OF promotion except by seniority 80
that Il probably would be requisite for con-
gress 20 pass a special resolution, such as
WAS done Ia the case OF Commodore Mel
yille 10 AFFORD him his well earned promo
tion
The naval militia OF the country Is hast
cnlng 20 extend its aid TO the government
-Four flags were displayed today for the
firs1 ,l;ne IN many months from the stats
~ the state. var and navy buildings and on
the eas; from. q huge flag floatfd. all In
horgr o. she victory OF the American fleet
10 Manila yesterday
The ssr department Is bending all its Gu
ergirs 20 The mastering in OF tho volunteers
aod the recruiting of the regular armies
reSdy for practical military duty,
Secretary Alrer and General Miles hal
long conference with the president thl5 al
ternoon IN regard to the appointments In
the army In few days all the troops
that have oecn ordered to Tampa are ox-
pected to reach that place and the eight
large transports which were to conduct the
first expedition 10 Cuba have been order
10 proceed to Tampa, The officials. how
ever decline to make public any inflrma-
,ion regarding the expedition o. the place
In Cuba where It is to land.
The officers Of the commssary depart
ment OF New York City today opened pro-
ono men II the government ands 1t
necessary TO contract for that amount.
Although the British colonial oIiica had
been fully advised OF the American suco ss
at Manila the government at London did
not send any further communication
Sir Charles Mitchell, who has advised the
British colonial office on the situation at
Manila, IL well known to tho British off,
clals here. He iB governor OF the strait
settlement, his home being at Singapore.
which has cable communication with
Manila,
The late reports snid that Manila was
being bomharded caused much uncasness
at the foreign headquarters, II was said
that II the city was under bnmbardnenl
serious complications might arise as non
comhniants and the foreign colonies II is
held, should have been entitled to at lea at
twenty four hours notice of an attack on
tho town,
The Rclna Christlana had a t-nnage OF
27OO tons, had twenty-one guns ranging
from the 6-inch hrecch- loading Honoritl
down to the small machine guns and sew
oral torpedo tubes. She carried $40 mon
The cruiser Castillo was slightly larger
than the Relna Chrlsiiana. having Sai0
tons displacement She has fourteen larpe
guns, all hreech loading Krupps and two
torn2do tubes
Th0 Don Juan de Austria. which was
blown up WAS another good craft of tho
euphont type, she was 30 feet long. 1852
tons displacement, had niue guns and car
riod MS mon, Aside from the Gripping Of
the Spanish fleet the burning up and the
/ blowing up OF the ships specified entails
| an actual loss running into the millions
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DEWEY WELL SUPPLIED.
HIS Fleet Has Plenty of Coal a
Abundant ANN, uutttou


Abundant Ammunition.
Washington. May NAVAL bureau chl.f
VINO have charge OF eQUipping the flyN
with ammunition and goal say that Cod
modore Dewey's engagement of yestartrs
does not deplete his stock OF prole,tilts
coal and other necessities to any ssrio,F
extent, and that he has ample supplies q
this vital character TO carry on such fur$
ther operations as may be necessary. TA,s
bureau OF equipment looks after the cod
supply OF the ships. II is known that ths
ships had full coal bunkers when they ls1A
Hong Kong, and It is said that no mated
how great the consumption of fuel has bees
much more than half remains. This VIII
give an ample supply for many days, evnf
weeks
AS 10 ammunition. the same contidefs
feeling is entertained by officials of the BIZ
re'n of ordnance. No matter how musSs
was used. the stock of ammunition. Il Ii
said, is ample. The Aslatic squadron hrs'
a good supply OF ammunition In the tiri5l
place. Then the cruiser Baltimore cardtA
der six weeks ago. The wisdcm Of ~
precautionary step by the navy department.
Ia now fully appreciated, as the extra suf|3
ply OF ammunition gives Commodore Dewey
a reserve of powder and shot which ma2t
him safe against any contingency. n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-03
CUBA WILL SOON DE INVADED.
II In Expected the Embnrkation Of
Troops May Take Place Friday.


Troops May Take Place Friday.
Tampa, Fla. May 1.-Two hundred ma
tive Cuhans, who have been quietly en-
listed in New York city BY General Julio
SaugLilly arrived in Tampa tonight. They
will be formed into cavalry regiment,
and under the leadership OF the famous
Cuban who enlisted them will probably
embark for Cuba with the American troops.
The rest o. the regiment will be made UP
OF Cubans from Tampa and vicinity.
Slowly hut surely arrangement, are ,rade
Tor The landing of American forces In Cuba
BY Friday the fleet of vessels is expected
to he in waiting at the whergcs at ramn,
for the reception o. the Unitod States
troops as follows; The Florida Oliyette
ana Mascotie, of the Plant line; NO Alamo
ana Coma! OF the Morgan line; the Aransas
ana the l'ampasas Of the Morgan line. and
'he EerFahtrc of the Merchants ara
Miners line. These boats have oarryb,.
capacity OF about 5000 troops. II is h,-
iteNed, however, that the actual emhnrko
uon viii not take plaza befors sunday
MUCH remains 10 be lone, however, IN
securing ammunition AMI supplies, and sew
Graz lays must elepse before all is in read.
noss.
II Is teileved that the force will be made
~ CT "(Ol Infantry. 1000 cavalry ana ten
0'tei'es OF artillery, in all close 10 700,
n'eu' Only one regiment OF cavalry. the
Nlhih is now in camp at Tampa. but the
renal now at chickamauga. Will Il is be-
novel, be brought down here t. IN out The
quota.
ne icrtihcations comm ,p1iag the south
channel of Tampa bay are nov prac,lcalIv
complete
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DIVIDING THE GLORY.
SiAvY DEPARTMENT. CLAIMING 4
eHARE IN THE UoNORs.
Secretary Long Says the battle Of
Mnpi!n Mas Planned In Washing
ton aud Executed by Dewey,

Washington, May while filled with
qualification which he made no attempt to
conceal Secretary Long received the de-
tailed information OF the engagement On
Sunday very cooly. Without showing the
least disposition to dotract from the glory
that had been won by Dewey and his cap
tains, the secretary naturally felt tAat no
small share OF victory should be charged TO
the directing forces In the department
which had SO carefully and palnstakingly
laid the plans for Dewey's campaign.
After speaking in terms of. the highest
oommendation OF the commodore's work,
Secretary Long said
1.-THE American fleet has come up to what
was expected OF 1t. Its success shows that
It was not a rash undertaking on the part
OF the department 10 send the fleet TO Ma.
Mia under such command as Devey's with
his captains and his men, His shlpg, Ia the
fine condition they We're in. wcrs positively
expected to sweep the Spanish fleet away
and take Manila. The acton OF the depart
mcnt In ordering this move was 10 oh thor
oughly justified"
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other officers, having his revolver In his
hand, As he turned away he raised the re-
volver TO his head and shot himself through
stantly, Lieutenant Hin had been acting
nuccrly for several days. His health has
not been good for some years,
He became dependent when the Twenty
second was ordered away TO Tampa, and
was heard frequently 10 muttcr; ~ hey
won't let ma so. they won't le, NJ go lie
was satisfied he would not he allowed ~
go to Cuba rhs idea seemed to contro'
him, and apparently unsettled hiw. II, was
n native OF Muscpttuc, Iowa. He was ii
years old aud has Wifi, now visiting her
mother in Columbus Ohio. Hir father was
killed In the battle of Nashville in 1861.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-03
BoMn STORY Exploded.
Dcwcy's Fleet Evidently Never At
tcmnteN to nurM NInniln

WASHINGTON May s.-Naval onttials arc
Inclined to dscredit the stltemen;s in dis
patches from Madrid tonight that Admlral
Dewey employed petroleum homhs IN hrnr
on the city OF Manila. rhe fact IL no
dehmle Information has been obtained ina,
ne squadron was supplied with ,ueh r..
bomharaed the bursting OF ahsiIs n,,,,Ij
START ntes and perhaps result In \ con.
nasrauen, but that Admiral Dewey used
pombs With the idea 81 iiring the civ i.
deemed utterly improbable unless he vas
n ~, 800 70 .N'reme necessities which Is
NOT ihnrEht likely Tho hell n il pravaisa,
~ onleial circles that U irs occurred ths
Spsnlarns' confronted by tho inevltahls III,
OF ne osS themselves applied the torch
msrsoy carrying in'o eject the threat
wnicn they have msdc concerning ho,h
Menta and Havana. that tie cities should
never fall into the hands Of the Americana
except In the shape Of smoulderins ruins.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-03
FOREIGN LEGATIONS,
ALL OF THEN iNTEWEsTED IN THE
NEWS FROM MANILA.
No ofhciai ADV lees HAD ncen Re.
ceiNcd IN to Noon--Dcrcnt Is
simply Wnr Reverse.

Washington, May 2,--At the foreign em-
hassles and legations intense interest is
shown in the news OF the decisive victory
OF TIE American fleet al Manila. /, was
stated by a high diplomatic official today
tbet another such victory would end the
cause OF spain and would force her to sock
an nrmlstce and peace. The universal he
lief IN diplomats quarters is that the strike
IN tho philippines VIII be followed inn
medlately by aggressive action In Cuba.
official adyiees from the Manila nsht
had net been received at any of tho ca
ADJUSTMENTS rcpi presenting the grsat powers
u Europe w TO noon today From tho
TACT reported from Madrid that Commodore
Dewey had opened communication with tho
British consul at Manila It Is expected
that the first reports other than those Of n
Spanish character will come from British
sources, II is expected the British consul
at Manila, Dr. Waller, has assumed charge
OF American interests IN the Philippines
snd he Is at present charged with the ina.
portant duty of protecting the lives Of ,ne
Americans on shore at Manila and e,se-
where.
heauihs diplomats say no step ,owaids
i'ufenoan Intervention is likely ,y BE- has
tened by this defeat o, Spain, II Is l,Sksd
on simply as war reverse which ,an nu,
Do 'ufned into Political channels by sranish
apfeais to The great powers, TINS Is Tie
view alike In british, Frenih AMI Grgman
quarters u was rather expected from the
'r'i'h' but u is none the lrss APPARENT
among the French aud German ofacials
wno regard the time for Intervention or
mediation as past.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-03

Receipts In the secretary Of states Of
flee for the month of April more than
$50. 600
Caldwell oouuty Moxicans want to enlist
as United states volunteers.
Governor has signed General Shclcy's
commission as superintendent Of the Con-
federatc Homo, but has entered a protest
In doGs so.
state grand lodge Sons o. Hermann is
10 session at Fort Worth.
Storm cid some DAMAGE at Santa Anna.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-03
News of the Manila Victory Stimulates the Flying
Squadron's Men,
~ TOLD YOU So" IS WHAT THEY ALL SAID.
Officers Do Not Believe the Spanish Fleet Will Move to Porto
Rico, They may Attack the Oregon
and Marietta Off Brazil.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

the
off
o he
the officers the squadron faith the
squadron
IS
maybe
therew sgrea
the Associated sent
,
ITO Dewey; The flying squadron
u was with great difficulty
shey that Associated
"ou'' et he men yell themselves
Tue Bancroft arrived
'""V' pS Glover
his a
craft and
veryfa w NN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-03
RIGHTS OF AMERICANS.
IHercnftcr They VIII Have Eqss
Priyilcgcx with Hnytiaus.

Port au Prince Hayt, May a.-tCopyrisn
ed, 1895, by the Associated Press, This q
forts which have been making for twepV
years past to induce the Hayiian goyornmsa
TO accord the same trade and labor iishss
Americans as to the natives has ut ~
proved successful. An agreement has bss'
arrived at that there shall b. no difference :
the licenses. Amt ricGns are also admitted
the retailing privileges heretofore icstflets'
to Haytiuns. The United States minister, y.
w. f. Powell. has insisted with vigor upp..
the observance OF article V of the treaty n
tween layti aud the United States. rne y
hrmatlve decree will date from Septenns
last.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-03
Imder scnich ORDERS.

New Yof%, May 1.-The steamship Yale,
Captain Wise. formerly the American liner
Paris. left her docks shortly before D. m.
under sealed orders. she carried a full
supply Of stores for an extended cruise ana
had 500 tons Of coal aboard.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-03
"snd. but GIorious."

Madrid, May 2.-9 a m The newspaps'
of this city, commenting on the utt-r al
feat Of the Spanish fleet at the battle Y
Manila. agree in saving that yesterday WI
"A sad but glorious day for spain" Iau
urge the people TO be calm and to alo.l
nothing to shake their confidence in futu'
riumphs Of the Spanish army.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-03
TEXAS POLITICS.

As result of injuries received at
Granger. Seth p. Mills OF Waco viii be
ciipplc for life.
Crane ard Shaw are to meet in Joint
debate In McLcnnnn county
Temple Houston writes that Mr.. Brown
ing would make an admirable Lieutenant
governor.
palias county candidates want tho ne
sroes barred from tho coLEty primaries.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-03
NELSON'S wOnps REcALLED.
a.ondon Duity Nnii Exuitant Ove
DcyYey's Success.

London, May 3.-Thc Daily Maiv IN y
editorial today on the engagement
Manila, says: 1t was in Nelson's wow
Not victory. but annihilation," ana
proved Commodore Dewey worthy asl
ciple of the heroic Farragut II is cn'l
acteristic oil the American race 10 be fes'
ercns to the veal, and as the presidon,
NJ TO useless bloodshed, he will douMl
less meet Spain, whose honor is nov SAW
in generous spirit.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-03
THE wan.

) Il IL reported. though 1. lacks connrm
s,lon, that Manila has been bombarief
! nnd has errrerdered 10 Dewey; the cable
has been cut end the exact status OF at
. fairs car not be ssccrtsined until COM
munication has been restored.
J Believed at Washington TINT one bold.
stroke Is all that Is needed TO put nm emf
] 10 the war: this will probably be given
when the Spanish fee, shows UP Mt Porto
J Rico. where Il Is now bound. 1t Is be-
lieyed.
Tho men who blew up the Maine VIII
be hunted to tho dsaih by the Unlteo
} states government; no matter whefo tney
are. they are to be taken and hanged.
Question OF what TO do with the Philip
pines now that we practically have thein'
is causing aomc concern at Washington
The battle at Manila demonstrated to
tho world the stun that American lighters
are made Of
contemplated movement by the heet
may interfere with the proposed invasion
OF cuba II Is SIMPSONS Plan ana IN
eiudes the whipping Of the Spanish Meet
which has sailed from St Vincent for
this side.
Cubnns say Gom% is feauy u oo-oP
ate with the American FORCES by "euhe'
day.
Woods Rough RIDERS afs 10 DE soh' ="
Cuba as soon as organized.
Rtroited that britain has suggested 10
Autlfih that II 3 goo' tIine iof 9ha'h
TO rue for peace; later i0teiiisenee Is WA.
the POWERS arc urable to got together ana
any concerted movemen. Is very improb-
able.
The army expects to soon land 5000
troors in Cuba. The transport boats are
rcndy and some at New Orleans have al
rcndy loaded mules and supplies
The cabinet council decided TO place
Madrl6 under martial law mud the MILL
tary authorities are In charge.
Dewey has givcr twcn,y-four hours for
the turning over 10 HIN of all stores at
Manila and Il Is said the Spanish cabinet
has complied lie has also demanded the
Lieutenant Hin of company G. rwcn-
tieth infantry, committed suicide at Mo
bile.
Naval officials discrodlt the Spanish re-
port that Dewey Nrod petroleum bombs
into Manila
Feeling IN Cad,y Ia SO hitter against the
English that yachtsmen avoid tho port
going to Lisbon,
A high German official announces tha,
Germany has no thought of Intervening
no matter what occurs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-03
4 SUMMARY OF ToDAYs IMPORTANT NEWS.

spain's honor and the powers viii be
asked TO send joint note to Spain. ad-
yising her to sue for peace.
Austrian advccs say the powers will 10
unable TO agree upon any plan OF inter-
varfion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-03
THE KEY WEST FLEET.

othcers expect To Som Have an On
porsuuits "a Emulate Dewey.
Key West, May a.--More naval officers
from the big ships were ashore today than
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-03
LiEuTENANrs sulctpE.

nhieu Hiniscif Bccnuse lie u,a NJ,
bern Ordered ~ Cuba.
Mcois' Ala May e.--rhe Spring HIN
camp was distressed today by the suicide
Of First Lieutenant Rowland hin Of Cow
pAny q Iwtntissh infantry. He hal been
standinH "a front Of his tent taking !,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-03
WASHINGTON.

Senator Chiffon to succeed Senator wal
thsll on the senate finance committee.
Emergency war appropriation bill passed
by the house.
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debts. decision was reached not to gWs
hearing to any one except Secretary Csri
who will appear before the committee tomu4
row.
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Local Military Matters A company
oieuted TO take the place Of the Light
Grard The companies of the First rcgi-
inert to move Wednesday. Roster OF the
Emnot Rifles. DR.. George clarendon Sc
lccied as surgeon of the regiment of cav
air.,
snyers meeting at Turner hall. Sew
oral Sayers clubs organized In different
parts Of the city.
The city council has busy session.
Mrs George Godthwatc to be buried at
~ O'Clock this morning from Christ
Cit tch
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-03
NO WORD FROM ADMIRAL DEWEY UP TO THE
CLOSING OF DEPARTMENTS.
FEARS ENTERTAINED SPAN|ARDS WILL DESTROY CABLES.
Great Anxiety is Felt to Know of the Casualties to
United States Vessels

There Armored Vessel In Dcweys Squadronfas Been
Talk Of Sending Troops From San Francisco to oc-
cupy the Islands Administration Does Not Know
what will be Done with the Philippines
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-22
Movements of PeoDle.
=. T. Hiorns Is at homo from CUBA.

l.. Il. Horns is at home from Cuba.
Miss Ethel Boes is at Morristown, n. j.
Charles h. OMallcy has returned from
Toledo, y.
Mrs {. s Weston was in New York
this week
Miss Simpson has returned from a visit
| in New York.
Alderman John 4. Howe was in Dam
Vile Thursday.
Attorney e. b. Little was in Tunkhan-
mock this week.
Mr. and Mrs. David Spruks are taking
a European tour
II. w. Fleitz, esq, will return tonight
from a political tour.
Mrs. II. NJ. Scranton will return today
from visit in Hartford
MIR. l.. w. l1ossler and family have re-
turned from Ocean Grove.
Mrs. #. w. Mason is suffering from a
prolonged attack Of Illness
DIR. W. Ch Fulton has been on a shoot
ing trip in the Adirondacks.
Mr.. and Mrs }. W. Browning have left
for their new home in Pueblo, Col.
Attorney Homer NJ. Shoemaker, of lIar-
risburg, was in the city vest terday
Miss Ed!th NortC II has gone to New
York 10 begin her autumn engagements.
Mr.. j. Z. Dickson and family are now
occupying the Barnes residence on Mon
roe avenue.
-hiSS I-ONt, VI Ddylp W., Is lHe guest
of Miss Winton at her home on Sander
son avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Fuller have gone to
Hot Springs, Va, for the health of their
son, Mortimer.
Miss Ncttie Edwards. of Hawley, is the
guest Of Mrs. George l.. Field, of Wash
ingtOn avenue.
Sergeant Eugene d. Fellows, of Com
pany +, arrived home Thursday evening
on a short furlough.
Miss Elizabeth Cleveland, of Liberty
Falls, n. V, will he the guest of Mrs. II.
NJ BoieS next week.
Mrs. u. T.. Penman who has been the
guest of Mrs. Weaver in Johnstown, Pa,
will return home this week.
Mrs. Thomas Dickson will remain for a
fortnight at her country place in Nor
ristown before returning to this city.
Rev. DIR. and Mrs. George Edwa sd
Reed, who wero the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Connell, returned to their
home in Carlisle on Thursday.
Henry Burns, of Archibald, was in the
city yesterday. Mr. Burns was formerly
n special officer of this city and resided
in West Scranton He is now employed
as watchman at the Riverside coliery
at Peckville.
c. s. Fowler, ir., Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Fos-
ter, f. 4. Leitz. Il. j. Trimmer, Il. NJ
Tewkesberry, r. 4. Mullen. ]. A. Ktar-
ney, J. A. Foote w. r. Gilroy and A. J.
Connolly, were registered at the ST.
Denis, in New York, this week.