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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-04-15
Zjc lanowartete 8utI4uTt oes 9rQ.

= &c llUNlUullklS SllIGLJAll wv 4chlt-
ii0eutcn u6cr bic Guba=9 =9tu9elegeuz
6cit lit ant Mlpata8 bent Congress
uberlan0t muroen. 25u &iir5e lit Der
Gn5alt oericlben iol8enoer: Der 9ric8
All Cuba mus beenbct tueroen uno
3uar Iagt Der &raii6eut oies i'll iOlz
acu0eu uu5peioeuti8eu 28orter: ySnt
glameu Der 0umanitdt, i'm 9tamen
0cr Civilization, i'm Snterelie ocr
qcidbr0cteu amerifonil9en Snterelz
len. Die un8 0n8 9}ctbt gcben, 5u
iprchcu un6 5u Danoeln:-0cr Srteg
nui Cuba muB nuIb0rem."
G.r erluCbt III Der 8ptI6aft UNI bis
crct!0uQre &Oumacgt, Die bluti9en
STANDARDIZATION uu0 bic 8roulame
&ric0Iubrunq nuf Cuba nit alien ben
&ereiuQtcn Stnnten 5u 2nn0 uno sur
Gee I'll @ebute ite9cn0en Mitteln 5u
bccu0iaen, tiluOigt nber an, oaB CT
Iid Der GntIfcioung 0e8 GDn9reies
Iigcn un0 oeIien N&ll(en bebingung5s
los 3ur 2luaflibrung gu brin8en iu6en
mcr0c.
,{m meitcrcn %erlauf ieiuer BOT
}Gnit tDGitt Der ErdliOent NIT, baB
Gpnuicn iidJ in Der Blaine s2lngelee=
enGeit" bercit ertlart babe, li6 benz
llrt1ci( ciues S6ico89eri6ts 81 unz
tcrtucricu. 6crner cmpfieblt er
bringl;dJ, bnB man bic bungernbeSez
ODlteruu9 Gu6a ni6t ibrem S6idz
iul ilberlnNcn, iDn0ern iurtinbrcn
lul(te, 6itiIlbc burb lleberlenOen uun
2tbcu@nittc IN upr bem %ergunaern
3u iDuBcn.
Eic i,brcdlicDe rWiaiuc" -Sntalts
rupbc Gilt DEM Er6Iioeuten ais lih-
crer &ewci3, 0aB Spouien oQe Gpn-
troUe ilbtr Die Uiieutli1he Si6erbait
Oct G{uicl ucrlprcu bat, uuo oaB Ibuu
boouyN Die Ginnil0un9 uuu Seiten
Der &trtiuigten Staten bcre6ti0t
cr5deiue. ,Suterpeutipu befIruorz
tct Der Eroijoeut; er lit ober ioluob(
0cJcu 2lnertcuuuuQ btr cubnnilden
llnabhGuajgteit. iucit oaburd) s3i6tS
errrIdl iUuroc; tupbl obcr piirhen
0urd) l0ldDe M}dBuobrteu ocn %creiu~
iJtcu =;nat2u 0riiGenbc &erpIicDts
uu8cn olTerIegt
Qa@ Gu05icl SIT 6em Der Trdlibent
0cIangt lit: QaB benz &rie9 auf ale
Sale cin Groe gemn6t lueroen muB
IND 6c2botb cmpIjeDlt CT, oaB Scr
UUulrcB iGnt (0em Gr0iiocnten) bic
nOt1i8c Crnldttjglmg gebe, Die 6cino
Iell9teitcn 5>uiiAeu Spanjen un0 benz
&oltc BON Gubu 5u.t uDIli0cn ab=
1cbIuB 81 briu0en un0 iiir Die Sc
Qrltnoun8 elmer cubaniI6en 9feeierz
uu8 5u lpr9eu, Die i'm Stan0e ilt,
6rieoen unO Cronnn9 5u bnlten unb
IpmobI unIere iuie lire ci9enen 8ilrs
0er 81 lditHen. 3u 0icIem 3pede
ioQ Der &raliOcut 10 pcit ais nDtbig
bic Souo- uno Seemn9t Der Gtaateu
0ebrnud]en Durfcu. llno pciter oere
Ion0t CT, oaB Die lluterltubung Ger
%Othlcioenoen ouf Cuba Iurtseiebt
weroe uno ooB Der SunereB bufur
cine @elobeuiIGioun9 mo6e.
Gr, Der Hrdiioent, fbnne aueii
nt1t ntebr tbun, ais bereits sei6eber
ilt' Seine Sentiibuneen sur Seenoi.
8lln9 Der unertrd8li9en Sa6laee
leten GrldDpit. Die GntIdeibune
ltebe icbt beim GunereB, uuf be6er
@an0eln er tuarte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-04-15

28eeen 2iebeseram beein9 iii
ct. 2ouis Die 22 Sabre alte 8auline
8reininsee alias Ntarie @arner
SelbitmurO bur6 9er9iften.
- Su ct. 2puis tuur6e am Dpnz
nerstas Der 35 Sabre nlte 5ubrmanr
Sbps. Mc9eeoin bpn etnem 3u9e
Der Ntilipuri 8acific Sabu iiberfubrer1
unb yetDbtet. glub bic stpei 8feroe
.uurben oet0btet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-04-15

Sbon ant Wtittpu6 bat bas &ez
observation-disclosures beS Gpn9relIes nit
234 0cgcn nur 20 Stimmen cine Gez
luIttIpn on8euontnen melhe benz
ErnrOenten onlueilt, ipfurt sur
bemolfncteu Snteruentipr au
lbretten INT eS ben Gubunern gu er.
nt09Iihen, iid unobbGn9i0 uuu Spa.
nIen tbre &c8ierlug gu pGblen. 9lud
Die in Senot purGegenbe &eIplutipr
nerIou9t bewaIinete Snteruentiou
opb ut iIber oieielbe sur Belt ais lpir
sur Erehe aeben nod nidbt abae
rlillntt iuproen, c5 unterlieat abe
telnem 3>ueiIel baB nu6 bier oielelb
ail9enontnten iperoen miro. 0i
Srle9sertlarltn9 tpiro Der 9lnnohm
DDteler &eIplutiun fulgen uuo Der 8 an
lam loS9eben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-04-15
2lbtuns farmer!
8rtns
iIt elm eIeDela1o Ban 5ensT

0e.;. iIt elm 9IeDelaIro Ban 6enaIf, 10
FFsst6 6oro Soa bod, bonn Id5oniicr
9raun irro eiu ous9e5eid1nete5 qTero fir
ale 3ipede. Gr lit Id)on uro inmetriidb &C.
bout
Sfdmm b nm. 9]rins ipuroe 9eseust
ourGl ben i1iporiirten 6leoeIano Ban Soengll
RupaIiit glo. Il. cineeifriebeu in Snbrsans
1 oes 9ln1ericdu gleoeIano 9n1 Sfiio 9oof.
Terielbe ruiro aui meincr syarlu iteben 5u
SO iiir 9erIiberuns 5abIbdr lpeun oae Sot=
len aeboren 1T, ooer Die Shite pertauft oeer
perbanbelt rpire.
sgm. S. pOef6eL
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-04-15

93beumatismus i'm &iiden, in ben
S9ultern, 9uiten, aenteln, @lbogen
poer Sanbeeleufen entitebt bur9 gu
piel Sdure i'm 8lut. Suob's Cars.
aparila beilt &6eumatismus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-04-15

~&lr ii!,o bafitr, oaB Die 8eilegung
unIerec 3tTeceu5en nit Gpanien benz
4t0iioenten i;berlaI'en tpiro. Serr
@tcSirley bat 0ureh leine ru6ige, be-
iuntent 9nltung tpd6reuo Der lebten
Utonote betuieien, baB CT bas Ser
traueu 6t8 amccitonii6en @plfes in
0ieler Oinitdt uerbIeut t.-2lnterifu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-04-15
81 astana 8armsr. Yobt etpdIolp ieht elm

81 etaHa GARNER. XaBt StodIafp ebt eirs
gefiibrt perben, es ipiro inns iiidji neIJr
10 eiel foiien cine Sens Sm bduer, ipcnn man
elm ,seits 10 bilig banen fann ipie iesi.
SurdD bic &om)es sSence NlddJine tann man
bic yiutbe su Is Gento ielber iabri3iren.
Die Tlofdtne INN bieie sSeu3 berSuiietIen rpirb
biIIis pertmiTi oon Dem rnier3eidJneten.
Die Ylaid)ine tann II, Berger bel 9. ". ieoEI
bciid)ii9t iperoen.
Z b n 6 up p o b,
aiscnt fiir 5raartiin GountH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-04-15

Die Seriitgung be8 ipanil9en @enz
eralcopi,ans in Guba, Dap bic I'M
9lucfiieben 8ccuncentrnOus ben 9eim.
meg outretcn biirien tlin9t tuie blutiz
ger 0o0n. 9llS Die spanier Die ar
men 2anobemubner BON Gubo in ben
StQ0tcn 8uIantmentrieben. nm lie
bort Oerbunsern 81 Ga1ien, SeritDrten
ije gleich5eitig beren 2teder, plitnoer=
ten i5re 8uDuuuecn unO brannten
oieiel6en uieber. Die beimtebrcn-
ben Concentrates iin0en ni6ts tueis
ter, ol3 cine St6tte Der &erpiiitune,
100 ibuen ebenfal(s Der 9un8crtuot
entgc9enitnrrt uu6 ruo lie ui6t eins
mai BON ben 9tabruu9Smitteln er<
reidt uer0eu f0uuen, tUelde
upn ben Scr. Staaten aus uab Cuba
9eianot luur0en iia0. Siele Iino
ouIb >1uuoer 10 enttrdftet, boB iie
9oc uiDt meDr i'm Stnnbe iino, Die
@einlfe5r nnSutrctcn. (S9. H.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-04-15
HERMANN STAR MILLS
prooufts.o
GDrrieirt BON

JOHN 81. HELMERS, Grocer.
Die aneesebenen Breiie tperben nDn
ben Sdnblern (ueifteus i'm Saui6e)
E..@6(4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-04-15
fir Sheriff:
." -7IHSIITT'
mir iinb ermi9tiat. Serrn.

OuI 9PeElH.
mir iinb ermidt9t, SerrH
COLUMBUS A. STOCKTON,
bon 5btrb ersst sopnibin. oils Goubibot flr Sheriff
oon SoscoHooe Sonnt1 on3usti9tn. rHternorfen ber
gnttstbnng Der sttmmsebsr bst ben rtpubIttani-
i9sn Grlmorpablen.
Wir fnh ermdttist SerrH
JACOB BICKEL,
BON TitIarb 3orpuibp. ais eoubioot FIR SberlFF
BON 9oftouaoe eonntn onsu5ei9eH, untertporfeu Der
SHtttetonn9 osr Stnm9eber bet ben republItaniIden
YrtmdrDahleH.
s9ir iiHo erm1dbti0t Serrn
FRITZ J. KOCH,
BON 9ouIloare 3oipuflip. oIs 6aubibat fir sberiff
BON SaFeaIaoe epnut1 anjuJsigen, untertporftn ber
gnt'GeIounQ Der Stlmm9.bsr bet ben repubItoulIGcu
Srlmnrpnbleu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-04-15

~ S1S ganoretb's frii6e @artenz u.
@em ilelamen. @benfaus Saatfara
lDne.n 81 baben bel $. 8. Sedmann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-04-15

Suob's 8ilGen iino DE bette @bfibr=
unb 2eber<Rebisin fiir 5amiliensez
brauf. 25c.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-04-15
Die 8ptihaft bes 9rdiibenten hot

Die Spti6aft 0es 8rdiibenten bat
I'M GOngreB cine ieGr fii6le 9luinabme
gefunoen ba lie Elm energiI6eres @ins
i6reiten 0es @rdii6enten er1partcten
unb Den &rie9 berbei tuiini6eu ben
Wtc&iqlep 5u permeihen lu6t.
9as EinGfep- 8eieb fa6rt fort, bic
&UrouSia8ungen ieiner 8efiirtuorter
5u beiUabren, unb trpb bes &rieg5z
larms negmen uniere @innabmen su
uuo Die Snlportationcn nb. Der llns
terIa,,e0 Der @innabnen oes G6ab=
nmtes nntcr bent GirgleD-@e 8ez
9ent,Gsv benz g8iliDn. .@eieb belGuft
iidJ ouT Wtiflipnen Dollars.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-04-15
lgx1 n1er

md ewig wird Hoods Sarsaparilla ais Blut-
Reiniger anempfohen. Seine grossen Kuren sind
dIrch gerenigtes Blut vollbracht-kuren der
Sc.olcln, Fcchten. Iiautkrankheit, Rheuma-
tisu.us, Neuralgie Katarrh, Nervositat, Nerven-
scbv5chc. rs kurirt wenn anderes nutzlos ist
we'll IS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-04-15
gan0iOaten Gn3ei9er1 .
fir 2eprdi entdnt:

Mlr fnb ermd1tiet, 5trrn
DR.. THOS. J. GRACE,
ais Gonbioot flr 3epr6ientout bon @osrpraoe Gcuus
~ or5u3et9sn, unterporfen Der Gnti6eihnna Der
St'mmseosr 6e ben rspubIitaniI6eu grtm6 ripdbIen.
gair fHb ermdhtiet Ssrrn
CHAS. F. POPE,
nIs Ganoibot fir &ep rdientoHt bon 6aecpuobe 8pun.
t1 on5u5ct9er. unte rtuorftu ber gutTdeiouEa Der
Sttmu9eber bei ben rtpublitaniih.n grimarmahIeu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-04-15
Eg11 IN g =

die Warzel der KrankheIt trft mld iede Spur
Won L -nrefrhclt ausschciict. Tdusende zeugen
fur voIlkommcne Kuren Won Blut-Krankhelten
,,lrch Hoods Sarsaparl!a, ObglcIch sic durch
daz Fehischlagen Won anderen Medlzinen ent-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-04-15

Gas rNii6igan Soltsblatt" in De-
truit, cine Der beDeutenOlten 0euti6en
bemOfratiiDen 3eitlngcn, I'M letten
Grdiiocuten=l8nbttantpF feuri9 fir
Srpou, iinDt ieBt bas fulgenoe fei;ris
&c Q06licb benz JtepublltuniI1eu
&rdliOenteu:
AN Der Spite Oct 9ereiniQteu
Stoaten tebt Elm Mann nit eiiernen
Terpen, unbeu9i0men Niutbe, erhab.
euer MaBiaung un0 SeGbltbeberr'ds
urQ. &ul 8eluuu0erunQ i6nnen
Gurupa'3 : Suffer u.> l}otentaten ouf
onS aroBoctige SUaulpie( ebeffter
@iirler,u9enO, meld!ts Die aneri M
ilcl"1 5retfaateu a, ibrenI erTten
Nlirger Der 28elt bttten. 2SabritdJ,
lulange Die Gtonteu Iolde Wfdnner
er5euQen uno an lire E-pibe iteIlen,
lueroeH iie nle lin Itur5 s8ataitrupben
Der ,3ufunIt iieqreic5 iiber6auern."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-04-15

Ou pfrfaniem. EGs 6rnnbffid nHf bsm fid bic
y S6nlts6e. NIB 99aeen-a -aSertItdtte bsitabet an
Der fosftldeH 5. StraBe I'm lpeiiere ausfant peHs
be m0H Idb nH bte Gfflcs bieits 8lattes
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-04-15

Sm 6riibtin9 fiiJIen mir bouii8 obz
9eIpannt, i9tdIria. &C., neil Die Sc
ber nift ri1ti9 fultttiunirt. Eur9
hie2lulpenOung pm Or. .9tu9uItS0ri6 s
0amburgcr 1ropFen miro o;cielbe i'll
furser 2cit ipie6er lit gutter Be-
ldlnifenheit ieiM.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-06
FUNERAL OF DAVID JONES.
Services Held at the First Welsh
Congregational Church Yesterday.

The remains of the late David Jones
were borne from the residence, 1872
North Main avenue, yesterday after
noon to the First Welsh Congregational
church, and the last sad acts of the
living for the deceased were performed.
A large number of friends We're pres
ent and followed the remains to the
cemetery. The pastor, Rev. David
Jones, ofiiciated and preached an i'm
pressive sermon TO the comfort Of the
bereft family and hone to the friends
and lodge brethren. Rev l.. p. Jones,
pastor of the Tabernacle Congrcga-
tional church, assisted with the con-
duction of the services. The reprcsen-
tation of Hyde Park lodge, No. 339,
Free and Accepted Masons, Slocum
lodge, No. 976, Independent Order of
Odd Fellows, and Devil SAINT lodge, No.
50. Order of American Ivortes, of each
of which the deceased was a member,
was very large. The floral remem-
brances were profuse and very beauti-
full, almost concealng from view the
handsome casket in which reposed the
deceased. At the conclusion of the
services the remains We're viewed and
then borne to the Washburr street
cemetery, where internent was made
Short services were conducted by the
Masonic officers at the cemetery. The
pall-bearers and tlower-bearere We're
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-06
NORTH SCRANTON.

The rehearsal of the Christian Endeavor
choir will be held this evening in the
North Main Avenue Baptist church at
the close of the prayer service.
Mrs. Thomas Carwardine, of Wayne
avenue is Ill.
Richard CowleG, of Muley's stores left
yesterday morning for business "trip to
New York.
Misses Charlotte Carwardine, Kate
Manley, Sarah Evans, Mcssrs. William
Evans, John Edwards, Samuel Swingle
and James Thomas, all employees of the
Osterhout store, comprised a party that
iourneyed to Dalton last evening at the
expense of the proprietor. A season Of
socabiity reigned after reaching their
destination. After which they returned at
an early hour.
Miss Lizzie Owens, of Brick avenue, is
visiting friends at Sidney. n. Y.
Isaac Newton, of Throop street, is Sc
riously i'll.
The employees of the Clark Store COM
pany enjoyed a sleighride last evening
at the expense of the management of the
store.
Burglars are again at work in this Sec
tlon During the past week several
houses have been visited.
While Charles Miller was vending his
way towards the Cayuga shaft. where he
Is employed, yesterday morning, he
stumbled over the PROSTATE form of a
man. He took rough glance at the man
and Immediately decided that man was
dead. He hastily informed Giles Decker
of his discivary, who investigated and
found the man to be alive, although suf-
fering from the effects of liquor. The
man regained consciousness and gave his
name as John O'HOrO In the meantime
the coroner had been informed by some
person of the finding of a body. He was
later infromed of the untruthfulness Of
the alarm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Palmer of Church
avenue, are entertaining IL. A. Rollins, of
Hartford.
Michael Costello and John Fitzgerald
who have beer visiting their parents in
this place, returned yesterday to their
studies at Holy Cross college, Worces-
ter, Mass.
The Wayne Avenue Welsh Presbyterian
church will conduct a festival in Com
pany II armory on the evening of Jan. T.
The ceremony which united Michael
HagCerty and Miss Katie Malta was per-
formed by Rev. j. ]. O'Toole in the Holy
Rosary church yesterday afternoon. The
wedding was witnessed by large number
of friends of the contracting parties. Mr.
and Mrs. Haggerty are popular young
people of this end and enjoy the high es-
TEEN of their numerous friends. They
will dispense with the usual wedding tour
and begin housekeeping in a handsomely
furnished house in Electric park.
The MarGL ette counci, Young Mems In
stitute. installed the new elected offi-
GERS on Tuesday evening.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-06
THEY WERE THE FIRST.
TO BE Recorded as Arrested for the
Year 1893.

After four days of uninterrupted
monotony in simple routine work
upon their beats. the patrolmen of he
West Side police detail made an ar
rest at 1 o'clock yesterday morning,
There were two of them, and when
given O. hearing before Alderman Moses
they gave their names as John Ed
wards and Henry Hartman both of
this city. The charges were drunken
ness, fast driving, and abuse of horse.
The fine imposed was s. each, which
was paid.
Their arrest was the result of con-
siderable in1iscretion on their part.
The two drove down Main avenue at
a great clip, and seemed to enjoy the
fun hilariously Just below the corner
of Main avenue and Jackson street the
horse slipped and fell. The occupants of
the cutter were pitched out. The two
young men We're too much intoxicated
to handle themselves and the horse was
almost used up, being too tired to get
onto it's feet.
Patrolmen Marker, Matthews and
Evans, who had just reported got the
horse up and took care of the outfit
and the hilarious sleighers. The outfit
was rented from Frederick Won Storch,
of Oakford court, and he appeared
against the young men.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-06
SOUTH SCRANTON.

At an early hour Tuesday morning
Patrolman Quinnan heard dog Dark
ing in the rear of John Nealon's prop
erty on Orchard street. Suspecting that
all was not right the policeman went to
the rear of the house and found the dog
venting it's wrath upon an object on the
back porch. Patrolman Qulnnan np-
preached cautiously, and found a drunk
en- man fast asleep on the porch. He
was almost frozen and had evidently
wandered into the yard by mistake. Be-
fore Alderman Storr yesterday morning
the fellow gave his name as Patrick
Cafferty, of Cherry street and was dis
charged without punishment.
Branch 226 Ladies' Catholic Benefit as
sociation, installed their officers at a
meeting in Pharmacy hall Tuesday night.
The officers are President Miss Fanny
McGee; vice president, Miss Kate Con-
roy second vice president, Mrs. T. T..
McDonough; recording secretary, Katc
Gavin; financial secretary, Sarah Cor
don; treasurer, Mrs. Mary Roche; gu ard,
Nora Conboy; marshal, Mrs. Maurice
Duggan; trustees. Miss Ella Gavin, Mary
Moran; finance, Mrs. c. G.. Balond, Miss
Tessie Caveny and Ella S. Jordan.
Mrs. NJ. Dunleavy, the retiring presi-
dent, was presented with a tea set of 1o2
pieces by the society as a token OF their
appreciation of her services. Mrs. Man
ley of Hlawley, was the guest of the
branch for the evening.
William RAIDER and his mother, of Ce-
dar avenue, are visiting I'm Philadelphia.
T. Johnson, clerk at Humphre, Ihar-
macy, has returned after a visit to friends
in Shenandoah.
Miss ELLA Gavin, of Prospect avenue,
and Miss Annie McTigue, of Cherry
street, have been added to the corp of
teachers at No, 10 school
Thomas Coggins, of Cherry street, had
his finger smashed in an accident at the
South mill Tuesday.
John Ganter. 14-year-old boy, resid-
Ing with his parents, on Stone avenue,
had his right hand caught I'm the ma.
chinery at the axle works Tuesday. Two
fingers were badly lacerated
Reuben Tonner. of East StroudshurF
has returned after visiting Samuel Phil
lips, of Cedar avenue.
Storrs hall, on Alder street. Will lie
the future meeting place of the Poya!
Arcanum, of this side.
Charles Graf and Peter KuhnCr of
Piytston avenue, are fishing in Pike
county.
Miss Annie Schaff, OF Honesdale. is
visiting on this side.
Last Tuesday evening the Misses Lena
and Lilly Dreischer, of Remington ave-
nue., entertained a few friends at her
home. The evening was spent in divers
amusements. Several vocal selections
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-06
MINOR NEWS NOTES.

a regular meeting of Division, No.
j, Ancient Order of Hibernians, Board
Of Erin, will meet in regular session
this evening at Masonic hall, and Ill
members are requested to attend. Of
ticers Will be elected for the ensuing
year.
In the list of donations sent out by
the directors of the West Side hos
pital, the donation of Mrs. John Fern
for 50 was inadvertently left out.
jacob Clymer, of Jackson street, was
brought to the West Side police sta
ton last evening by citizens and
turned over to the police. He was
charged with stealing a large rooster
from j. Judges hennery on Grant ave-
nue.. Clymer will be given a hearing
this morning.
The union services for the week of
prayer were held last evening at the
Simpson Methodist church. Rev. ]. B.
Sweet, the pastor, presided, and Rev.
}. +. Moffatt, pastor of the Washburn
Street Presbyterian church, preached
the sermon. The services for this even
ing will be held at the Washburn
street Presbyterian church. Rev. J. B.
Sweet will preach.
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GREEN RIDGE,

Mrs. r. X. Brooks, who has been vis-
lting relatives In Potter county for sew
eral weeks, returned hCme yesterday,
James Harding, of Deadwood, S. D., is
the guest of his brother on Fordham
street
Mrs James, of Chicago. has been
spending the past few days with he-
brother and family On I.arch street
w. j. Pace, of Dickson avenue, is
again able to be out after his recent IL
ness.
Mrs. Cobb, of Delaware street, enter
tained Mrs. Robins, of Dunmore, and
Miss Jennie Haines, of Honesdale yes
terday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. John Snyder, of
East Market street. son.
Mrs. Hang and son. John, have taken
up their residence on Deacon street
After prayer meeting last evening the
Ladies' Aid society OF the Presbyterian
church held social in the church par
lors.
Miss Amanda Carr has returned to her
home in Honesdale after spending a week
with her brother, Minor Carr. an Dick
son avenue
Misses Florence and Beatrice Haynon.
of Wilkes Barre, are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. Harvey on Breaker street.
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Resolutions OF Respect.

At a meeting of the members of the
Providence Presbyterian Sunday school
and the Christian Endeavor society the
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased our Heavenly
Father to remove from our midst, our
brother Charles NJ Klotz, reminding us
of the uncertainty of life and the GER
tainty of death; therefore, be 1t
Resolved, That in the death of Brother
l<lotz the church, the Sunday school and
the Christian Endeavor society have lost
faithful member, good teacher and loyal
co-laborer for Christ and His church.
His wife and children loving and de-
voted husband and father, and our com
munity an honest and upright citizen.
Resolved, That we most affectionately
and sincerely tender to the stricken fam
lily our heartfelt sympathy, in this their
sad bereavement humbly praying that
the blessing of God may richly rebound to
them, and they may realize that earth
has no sorrow that heaven cannot heal
Resolved, That copy of these resolu-
tions be sent to the family of our de-
ceased brother and be published in our
daily papers.
Committees-For the church, e. A. Rey-
nolds and w. ]. Fisher; for Sunday
school, Grace Silkman and Jennie Zeig-
Ter; for Christian Endeavor society, Ruth
jackson and Nellie Picket
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per and had cnly a thin shawl to cover
her head. She took with her about si75
In cash and five bank books which
showed total balance of 5000.
The money is deposited In New York
banks In Mrs. illnesses name. It is said
that Mrs. Finesse had been acting queer
ly for some time. and that Saturday even
ing she fell and received n blow on the
head that stunned her. She went to bed
as soon as she recovered from the eff
fects of the fall. and no one has seen her
since. On Sunday morning it was dis
covered that she was missing from her
room, and that her valuables also were
gone. Friends believe the woman wan
dered away from home during n fit II
dementia. Her husband thinks she has
committed suicide.