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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-28
e6nea erfaute gropbeseimue.

gD.nn ii9 bic 0u9ri9t betpabr6eite', buB
Der 9inefti4e &uifer &punsfii tpbt tit, pbet
aud nur gu @unten Der &aiierin=Wi tipe
abeebantt fat, unb an lebtsrem toenigftenS
ideint ben n~eueiten 9epeT6en aufOlge Elm
3DeifeI ausgef9lofen, 10 pdre bic an biefeI
@kae in @usit3t gefteate M0gli9trit, Der
bon ibm entpidelte Geformeifer fOnne
SbrOn Obtr 2sben toiten, iberrai8ena
13nsu in @rfuaung ge9ansen.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bat bic Na9ti9t
ni9ts. Die &aiierin<W itttpe gsnieBt elm
10 grobes 4nleben unb beiiBt, 39un in
SoIge Der hnsen 3eit, in Der fie tpdbreno
Der Mtnoerid9ri9teit Oes aaiiers unb audi
nod na66er tbatId9li9 bic aeqisrung
uus9eubt bat, cine iot3e Mu9t, baB es ibr
Ht6t 19tper getpeIen iein mag, ben &aiier,
Ct NIT ben alten ueberlieferungen sl
bre9en ii4 anf9idt unb elmer friI6ereu
9uft bic SbIren unb Seniter 0ffnen min,
NIT 9ulfe Der um lire 3utunFt beforaten
9pffdran3en unb bo6en 8eamten Bel Settle
gu l4teben. unb ite nirb bas nit um 10
gtrIn9eren 8eipiiensicrupeIn tbun, als bic
Ter ia Elm @ef3Opf ibrer @ubI 1T.
SOate ii9 Die Na9ri6t betdtioen -
uno 3tpar e%inerlei, Oh Der &aifer. nur Der
Utadbt berau6t 1T pber au9 bes 2ebens -,
10 iptrb bic Sreube, peI9e in Qonbpn :iber
ben Stur5 bon 81 Sung Sf9ana gsberrIbt
bat, it'd i9neQ in 8itterteit pertpunbela.
Senn felbftDerfdnbGi9 fpirb ct bana sur
Wtn9t 5uriidte6ren - pie rs beiRt. 1T er
es 19on unb ba er bereits burd isin
btsfrtses @srbalten fi9 uls elm sreuro
HuBIanbs nnb Gruntrei9s unb Elm @eaner
Sn9ldn0's e~rtpiefen bat, 70 tpirb er ni6t
oerteblen> IeBterem feline tur3Iebige Nisoer=
la9e nod DEFENDERS einautrGnttn.
Wtt ben beubfi9tigten geFormen BON
ObeR bsrab nnb fOpeit fie fi9 bO6 ni6t
i3On felbt er5tpin9en, pirb es bunn audi
fur's erite ni9ts fem. SIN geg.nt6eil
man tpfrO i9nen onss MOgli6e eutgsssn<
fteIen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-28
Cine cole Grinnernnn.

@in 9e6entbTutt, bon Der bent
| @en protefanttf9en 3ipns=
G emetnbe in Baltimore, ibrem por
5fpet Subren in bObem Glitter geitor6enen
9rebieer unb 56uI<
9einrt4 S9eib qepibmet.
betont ndmentIi9 S~oGgenbes:
Der @srbli8ene, einunbie6aio Sabre
lang, BON 1885 bis 1896, feinem So6es.
1abre, Der preoiger Der s3ionsqemeinbe bic
DON tbm tire @igenart er6aifen bat un5
uuter fetnem Wirfen ibre b06Ite Musbe6s
nung errei9te, ia: bur9 feline S6Gtiofsit
als Yreotger unb S9utmann metre 4reiTe
beelntluBt. Gs gelang Der freien NuffaI<
Jung oes G6riitent6ums, bic er nu6 i6tpez
rer lamp ferei3er S~ugenb3ett fi9 errunaen
bate, uno Die er nit meiiterbafter 8ereb.<
tantett bortrug, etne groBe @emeinbe I'm
it9 gu i4auren, beren @lieber. tpenn au6
%peniger bur9 bas itraffe 8anb tir6Ii6er
ORGANIZATION, 10 bod bur9 itarte reliai0sz
1tttll9e u~eter5eugungen 5ufammenge6aIten
nntocn. 4ls pdbagoge griinbe:e er, ser
NIT Dem o3ettuItsr Der Observation-Disclosures
CROP 9etpor6en mar, duf bieTe ben l1nterri4t.
Die nit @onfequena burGgeFi6rte Metboos
bts Mnf 3duun9sunterri9tss 9db besba!b
Der 3ionsi9ule ibre 8ebeutung als @rz
5iebun9sdnitalt, fotpte als 8orbilb. sic
barf .ft9 rii6nlen, Die erite berartige S6ule
in biefem 2anbe gepeIen gu iein, bas beutz
13er @r5tebungstunt aud beu;e nod 10 oiet
perodnft."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-28
ttmfere ttmerfabrenbeit.

&rtegsmtniiter Nlger 19iebt bic 9roBen
@erIuite, Die uniere SreiptGigen<8 ruppen
bur4 &runtbeit unb i8Is9te 8erpfIegung err
iitten BADEN, auf bic ulgemeine l1nerFdbrenz
belt Der Offiaiere u~nierer acknowledgements
mee, uno DGI3t Die S9ulb oufiir, raB man
bic en- Sruppen unerfubrene 8efeblsbaber se<
eeben, bur4 bic grtIGrung ab, sr babe n
je6es neutrality-suspicious. eintge regular:
Sffi3iere einIteGen polIen; bagegen aber babe
fia ieitens Der Sreitpiuisen Elm fOI4er
Sturm Der gntriiitung erbo6en, buB man
babOn babe abite6en miifen.
DAB bic regulGren &eaimenter i'm 8ansen
befier gefabren, unb uidt 10 biele &rdnte
ouf5utpeiien batteu, lit nun po6I ri9ttq. 8sz
fOnOers auffaaeub lit bas Bel ben Marinez
H'fsrben, betanntli9 bic erften Sruppen,
tpeI6e auf Cuba - BEL Guantanamo -
Aanoefen un6 pel9e bic erIte umtritanif9e
Jlagge auf cubanif9em 8oben u~ufpflansten.
Sb9lei9 fe bOrRsr flint Wo9en lang in Der
fur4tbaren 9iBe auf benz transport BAN
4ber" etngepfer4t getpeien tparen, unb nu9z
Fer an Der fumpfigen &iite tumpirten baden
bitfelben bur9 8ranfbeit ni9t einen ein3isen
Mann DerIoren, unb an9ebli9 ME me6r als
% PrO5ent auf Der 8rantenlite eebabt.
Nber Tie Ipareu aud bur9 i6re STfi5iere
nit 4Gem p%erIOrgt, mas gum m0gli9ftsn
S3uB gegen &rantbeit nOtbtg mar. Sic
fubrten CUTE 3eIts, unb geniig.nb Sol5 nit
1i6, nm cine bihte 9ieGe fir bieTefben gu
MAIDEN, uRb bieie purbe auf Selsbl0de gez
lsgt, 10 buB Die Cuff unten bur9itrei6en
tOnnts. Die Offi8iere forgtsn aud bufiir,
DAB BAG Gfsn gut gstO9t purbe, unb baB
Die SolOaten tstn uugeto9tes Wafer tranz
Ten oOsr gu bel robes Obi aBen.
Sang it3er bat bic groBe unsrfu6ren6eit
Der Ofi0iere uniersr Sreiptaigen Beginner
Ter bel gu Der grOBsn SterbIi6teit unter
oisisn bei9etaseu. Gber Die Sadie tpdre iez
bsnfaas ni9t 10 f6limm sepOrbsn, bate
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-28

li3 Bel .leiitungsfdbig:n unb b~ertruuens=
toiirbigen 5irmen", pie cs i'm programme
he.Bt, gebsdt perbsn ipiro. Cine einbeitlibe
fiintlerif9s Conception fam Bel Der 9iirae
fer 3eit tpobl ni9t bednIpruht tperren.
gu bieIen 8ebenten 9eIs1t fid nod bic
Serge binii4tlih Der rihtigtn DispOfitiOn
Der @efammtunta9e. aurb bier beDarf es 10
man9er Gorrettur unb @~rgdn3ung, 3oq Die
quite Mbiidt, benz bsrrI;1tn 8atbbauIe nit
BEN &at6stelIer einen !piiroigen G9luBFein
einSufigen, ntbt b~sreitelt irerben. Gtpas
@ile nit WeiGe tpdre ba9er elm ID6li9es 8ers
Gdlten. Der fiinItsrif9en 4usitdttung, Der
Q 'aGffuna bon UtpbiIiar u.b GerGt6sn,
9otrie insbsIt a.re Der fir Die gefammte
8irfnnq enti4eiS'Soen maletif6en Qusz
fGmudung QoI { NAN bic not9igs Sit.
9errur oa:nbt RT 'Itsr uno tunft6efIihene
Eirmen tp.resa III bann berett f;nDsn, lire
Sruft in ben 9ienit Der f90nen Nufga6e gu
ftelIen, unb nan@e ipsrt9oOls Spenbe tptrb
pobI 10 ipie anberpGrts audi BON ben 8urz
germ gu ertparten iein. Die 8iir9erl4aft bat
:ibt nur bic Nufsa6s, oas Gut unb 9erm0z
gen Der 9eneinbe gu ~berpalten, Ionbern audi
bic Pfli9t, ben tiaitIcril@en S4aB, ben ie
iibtrnommsn, gu bitten.
Gin @r1u9en bes Nailen @iener Sour
nals, fi9 iiber bas Manifeit bes 3aren gu
dubern, Fat Srau b. Suttner nit folz
genbsm S9retbsn bedatnortet: SD ion
Sbnen iiber bic ro5e Spti9aft aus
Yctersburg meme Msinung mittbeilen?
rOas b09it: Slid bat feline v2eaber0. gs
fdat mir I9tper, nod unter Der eriten @r>
f9iitterung ous3uTpre4en, ras mid bepegt.
Der Gtern. pD aud BON @ofen, 5uleBt an9
BON Sturmpolfen ber5iqt, Der Istt isb.r ben
6Tiebsnsbelpegungen pOr3elet6tet, er 1T ieBt
fl0Bli9 i'm Norben auf3&flammt. Nenn
man uns iugte, biele Gunoert Sabre ptr6 es
nod oduern, Biz Ii9 Cue Soeals erfiiaen,
artnortet.n mir tets: .Warum? Gs brau9t
ia nur elm Md9tiger Der gr6e, Der aud
fam, mas er min, BON Der SS6ee ansepebt
unb erfaBt au perbsn, bann r:rpunbelt lie
ii9. in Die Shat: 0as mag pie1ei4t erit in
hrnbert Sabrsn, tann aber audi morgen 9ez
f6ehen!" unb, D berrli@: le6erraI9ung, es
stI9a6 f6on beute. J}idt Elm SAP, ni@r
in 0ort, Die ni9t neu pGren IN bieism
ManifeIt, tpenn mar IT, gu alien biSber BON
iolder GteGe gstommea.n GnunciatiOnsn
halt, unb bod au@ fem WOrt, fem SaB,bte
nibt in aIen Gsben, Nrtifsln, petitio.'en uno
Nufruf:n Der 6rtebensfrsanoe f4on un5G1z
Ii9s Male tpieberbolt uno als unmOgIi4es
Wpqen berfpottet noroen iinb. &u4 bas
3orentport pirb nod auf 3peiflsr unb auf
Gegner itoBen: 9as bicl:auIenDidGrige Qlte
f6ptnbet nt9t tampflcs unb pl0bli4 bonn
G9auplaB Der 9ef9iAte, ubsr e~inerlei: bic
G:i9tung nu6 benz Neuen lit g:gsben. gu
bel Ie9nenbe, b%oFfen0e, 5ene gtids iinb ieBt
rad benz 3utunftsrei4 ssri4tet, beiien 9forz
ten Der e~OelDentenbe Gar 10 film unb Opferz
mutbig aufsei6lasen bat, als baB nod bu>
auF per3i9tet nerb;n t0nnte! 4lle M ann
ar 8orb. mir iebsn 2anb!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-28
Die @etsemernte ,nO gSeisemyrets.

Sbglei4 uniere biesiG6ri9e @eiaenerrte
bic poriG9rige on 9rDbe nod er6eblib =
angebli3 i'm 100 MiQionen 8uf6eG =
iibertrifft, unb o6gIei9 in Mittelz europa
bic @rnte glei4fa1s gut geipeTsn gu Iein
f9ein:, lufen bic Ha9ri6ten BON Der ruff
f4en MiBernbte bic Soffnung gu, baB mir
uniern nsberf4uB gu tpenn audi ni9f 10
gldn3enben pie i'm borigen Sabre,
bod gu per6dltniBmdBig guten 9reiIen
an ben Mann bringen tperben. 0as
Gn5ieben Der @ei5enpreife uuf ben euro>
pdii9en Mdrtten iebt, mo BON alien @eiz
ten neuer Wetaen auItr0mt, f9eint bas in
3Iernli3 fi4ere 4usfi4t gu ftenen. Wenn
HuBIanO aud bieies Sabr ipieber ben @eliz
MART ni4t in benz MuBe nit Wei5en perz
1orsen tann, ouf ben bieler gu re9nen qez
tpobnt TT, foRoern iogqr g%e5pungen 1T, pie
Isb4, anperttantf9en Wei3en gu tdufen, I'M
feline berbungernben probin5en banit 3u
beriorgen, 10 tDtrb Der engIif9e Martt FuR
aQein auf uus a~ngetpieTen 1ein.
SreiIt6 bGtten mir fir bieTen 3ped aGtin
tpObl rei4li6. Qber Bel Der gdn3lt9en ST.
i9OPfung Der Wei3enbOrrdtbe ouerpG=ts,
pirb man tpobl iiberau geneigt Iein, auf Ga
ger gu taufen, UNI nidt aGIein bon Der I'M
9etptfen @rnbte beg nG9fteu sSabres abGGn=
gig gu feiu. GO i9eint besbulb begriinbete
Soffnuug OorauIissen, baB mir ben @ei5snz
11sberI9uB bon 300 MiIionen 9uIbel au
einem anuebmbaren preiie Gosi9Iu9en tpsr=
ben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-28
nen Often aGs elmer tllturfDrbernben i'm
EitfInnne ffphen."

men Often als elmer tnlturf6rbernben i'm
gintlange iteben."
Snbtm Deuti4funO aiuuti9ou gum
Sreibufen ma9te. betpeist es tIar uno bsutz
lid, baB es aud 9egen ben 9anbel Der Ser.
Staaten in Oiafien our4uus gers9t uno
liberal geIinnt 1T. @O5u alfo bus ro6e
S~insO>8ebriiG iiber 0eutf9Ianbs anseb>
li4eS 8pr5abe1, ii3 uuf elmer Der flejneren
Der g9iIippinen cine &o6lenfatioa gu
fi9ern?
Hebrigens itsbt es ia no9 gar ni6t felt,
oaB Die beutI6e &egierung bic ibr 3ugez
ld9rtebenen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS begt. ltnb
ote 8e3ie9ungen 3ipiIGen ben Ser. @taatsn
uno benz beutf3en &ei9e finb bic offer
freunbli9ften.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-28

drmereu Sbeilss ieiner llntsribanen i'm auge
BADEN. Wenn bic 5irten gar 10 gerns III
h.f4e S9dbe aufipei6ern, iperSen lire SrOz
nungsmdntel in DIR aeasl OOn ben Motten
~an9enagt; bas 8olt fiib(! inter o;tien MGnz
tfin fein tOni9lides unb fem mtnI4ffes
Sers f6laden -
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-28
eer @o1fsanfaanS lit aanSte.

@ennuu9 Der duBere QnlaB gu benz iiugs
ten 9ulfsouffanoe in &anbia Die ton ben
gnqidnbsrn riiGIi4tslo3 bur9gsfi6rtt Sez
iebung bes 3e~6ntenbureaus gepeien lit, 10 1T
bas bod nun bas sBte @lieb in Der Ian9en
Settle bon l1nautrdeli9fsiten unb 8ergeralti=
eungen, bic felt LANCER 3eit Der mObalnmebu=
ridden 8eb0lterung Der uagliidli9en Sn1el
!pirerfabren iinb. Sc 1T Der lebte 2ropfsn,
ter bas bis gum Hanbe 9sfiute SAB gum
usherlaufen sebra9t BAT. Die Mpbamrretaz,
rer, an 3abl be WinDer6eit Der 8eD0lfsrung,
nadl 2ebensbaltung unb alter Yerpbnbeit an
baS 9anb 9etpD6nt unb bonn Older uno plan=
t~assnbau Iebenb, muBte1 Der 6ritIt:ben
Mefrbeit, bic nit 6reuer uno 54nert iiber lie
unb lire 06rfer bsrfsl, pei9sn unb purben
Sura einen engen @inf4lieBungsgiirtel in hen
@tdbten eingefapfeIt, beren 9e6en ibnen un=
IDmpat6if9 unb unertrdgli9 ipar. Der Druid
mrBte 3temli9 fart Iein, "a felbItDsritdnbli9
oa8 8erlangen Der ibrer 2ebans6ebingungen
beraubten 8an:rn na9 bem 2anba is6r bsftig
par. 9a3u tam ober, oab i6rtn bus 2eben
in ben StGoten bur9 ben Man9el an Inter
funftsrdumen unb l1nterhalt nod gang be-
Ionbers berleibst purbe. Sn groBe Wahsa>
qucrtiere 3uiammengebrdngt, in 9deunen,
GGuppen unb IeGbit Moi1esn eineepferat,
F9le9t berpfGegt unb our ltnt6dtigteit oerurz
theilt, muBten its monateIan9 itiQ liegen,
pdErenb tbre SeinDe ibre Nnp'Itn inne hatz
ten unb bon ibpen Srii4t:n se9rten. SIREN
fo,tgeisbben 8erlan9sn, lie in lire O0rfer ou=
riidtebren au4lafen, pa5ten Die europdi!Aen
GduBmdAte nt9t na95utcmmsn, tptil lie
= unb Ii9er nit &e4t = fir9teten, boB
raraus nsuss 8~GutoergieBen entiteben lpiirbe.
3uSlsi9 tpolten biefe ois 5reiaa6s Der Muz
'elmanen als Mittel in Der !6uno be6alten,
i'm ben Nbaug Der tiirtii@en 8efabung, bic
lie felbIt bur9 cine @eaoarnerie er5eksn tpDuz
ten, gu er3tpingsn. Rdtiirli4 iaben bic Woz
hammebaner BARN 1rur Parteili6teit Der
9ri5tliGen S6ubmG9te fir lire 8laubens=
a~eurfTen, Die 9riItliden &rster. ltnb rielz
1sibt batten lie BARN nidt gang unre4t. IS
!pdre Mufgabe Der S9ubmd@te 5~epeien, bas
gigentbum Der @ertrRbensn in @eipabriam
gu nebmen unb gu iiberpa9en, ooer, penn tie
baSu ni6t i'm Stanbe tparen. penigTtsns
bur6 einen @eriu6 ibren 9uten WiGen sa
seigeu. 9eran but es a6er pouItdnbi5 GEE
febtt.
go lug.n bic 9ings felt mOnuten. Die
DeutIne unb bic. 0ierrei9ii9e 8efabung
paren NIT ibren &riegsI3iffen abge5ogen
unb butsn bus Sel0 ben @ngldnbern,
Srun3Ofen, Ruien un6 Stulienern iiberz
faHen. 9ipIe butten Oann bic Sniel unter
fi9 in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS getbeift, unb
apar 70, baB bon Weften nu4 Often slgez
pielen erbieIten: Stalien &iiumos, Seliz
nps, &anea unb Spatia; RuBtunb 2lpO>
forono, gtstimO, 9ugiosS@ufiIis, MplopOe
tumOs, Nmuri unb 9praiOtifa; gngIano
MaIeppfi, 8aimurio, 8anbid, Semeno5,
Monopbatii, peOhiabu6; enbli4 Sruntrei9
Msribelo, 2aiitti, @ianD, Sierapetra unb
@itia. Waan tonnte boffen, baB bamit Elm
S9ritt tpeiter eetban lei CUR gefrieOung
Der Sniel, neil nun ben giferii4teIeien
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-28
4us Der Gtabt pirb at

@us Der Stabt 90 Up g tptrb gez
meloet: @rnte> finb INNER
nod Knapp in MonitObd, trOBbem stpa
$500 Mr6eiter bon Ontario angefpmmen
iinb. @lItGgIi9 trsffen isBt bon Derf9ieoez
men Puntten i'm 2anbe SeIegramme in
8innipeg Elm um iOfortige 3uisnbuns BON
&rbeitern IN Der SreI9maf9tne. Nber nur
in tuenigen 5Guen tann bic gepiinf6:e 3a9G
Der Qrbeiter erIangt perbsn, ba ts audi in
Der Stabt an Irbeitern manael!.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-28

ni6t bic unerfabrsnbeit fi9 audi in Der
ObsrIeitung 70 brett semu9t. nnb bon bie%
Ter uu.rfabrsnbeit bdben aud bic reguldren
Sruppsn i9tper sslitten.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-31
FOREST CITY.

Miss Cora Laymcn, of Mayfeld, who
was chosen teacher in the Forest
City graded school last year, hut was
compelled to resign several months ago
on account of III health. has been
spending few days with borough
friends.
NJ. and Mrs John w. Larrabce, for
several years past residents of Forest
city, left Saturday for Great Ecnd,
where they will reside for the present.
Mrs. Oliver i. Coyle spent Saturday
and Sunday with relatives in Peckville
and Scranton.
Memorial Day was observed here by
the closing Of business places and a
general display of flags. The graves in
the cemetery, where few veterans of
the rebellion have found their last
resting place, were strewn with flowers.
\ number Of Forest City people spent
yesterday at Farview, among them be-
ing Nessrs, W. J. Lang, Fred. Reyn-
Olds. David =. Harris, George Darrow
and Joseph Jennings and the Misses
Edith Brown, Myrtle and Ethel Alex
ander. Grace Menhennett, Lettie
Erown. Flora Allen, Stella Allen, Rena
Boucher and Name j. Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. John G.. Brown drove
to Lake Como yesterday, where they
spent the day.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-31
PECKVILLE.

Miss Grace Evans, of Carbondalc, Is
visiting Miss RebeCca GOyre.
Mr. and Mrs. j. S. Lowden, of Homes
dale spent yesterday with their
daughter, Mrs. II. J. Taylor
Miss COllino, of Kizcrs, is visiting at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Ken
nedy
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brong have
returned from a tcn-days' visit with
relatives in Monroe county.
Philip Bonner has returned homo
after an extensive visit in Texas and
other western points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Waltz spont
Sunday and yesterday with relatives
at Nanticokc.
Mr., and Mrs Pierce Connors are
visiting with friends at Berwick.
Memorial Day exercises were very
tittngly observed in this place yester-
| day. At precisely one o'clock a parade
was formed consisting Of the Olyphant
band, hose company and several So
cietics and drum corps ana Sunday
schools. The parade was formed at
Ketcham's corners and moved down
Main street to Academy street, to Bell
street, to Main street, t. Hickory
street and to Whites grove, where
! the procession broke ranks. All along
the line Of parade the houses were
beautifully decorated with flags and
bunting. ID. r. Lathrope was grand
| marshal. At Whites grove the follow
ing programme was carried out: Red,
White and Blue" G. \. II. merorial
exercises; prayer, Rev, j. :. Thomas;
singing, star Spanglcd Banner" ad-
| dress, Rev, $, II. Moon, d. D., Pm. ID. b;
comrades response; singing, united
churches choir, America" benedic-
tion, Rev, Simpkns,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-31
EXCITING RACES.
Witnessed by 1000 Persons Mt An
thtacite Park Yesterday.

The biggest crowd i'm the history Of
Anthracite park assembled there yes
terday. 1t numbered nearly 1909 per-
sons. The admission was fifteen cents.
ladies free, grand stand ten cents ana
the popular prices brought tho Spccia-
tors. The most exciting race of the
day was the running race between
teams Of Manager George Giles and
John Wedoman. Each drove his own
horses which were attached e. hurgies,
and all the space Of the wide course
was needed IN making the turns. GILES
won the first heat-hllf milc--in LOO.
Wedeman took the next two in lp1E
and l.0f.
In the 225 class Sandy Andrews
horse won over Elmer Avcry's Racket,
Horatio Pierces Mary Lott and horses
wned by d. Widner and James jus
tin. The victory was taken in straight
heats; time LEO, 1.3Ol4.
In the race between Levi Patterson S
Sam Hall and Sandy Andrews Clay
Cross, the latter won, taking the sec
ond and third heats. Time, III, Lie
and 1.15ls
Iivervman McGaever's horse, driven
by Dr. Niles colortd cOachman, won
the green race in two straight heats.
The first heat was won with one sulky
wheel bent under and sliding all the
way around. The accident occurred at
the start by collision with u. Bell.
Between heats the spectators were
entertained by n vaudeville perform
ance, which was continued in the even
ing, when dancing was added to the
programme.
The vaudeville will be given each
evening this week.
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JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.

The Blessed Virgin sodalty Of the
Sacred Heart church held their semi
annual reception last evening. Before
the reception, Father Richards, of the
PassiOnist order, who is assisting at
a mission being held in St. PatriCk's
church, Scranton, preached a sermon
to the socialists. Thirty-three pustu-
lants were admitted to membership in
the eodality.
Cards are out announcing the COM
ing marriage of Richard Friend, OF
Mayfeld, to Miss Nelly Wilcox. q
charming young lady of Carbonate.
DR.. Graves, superintendent a. +. Geb-
hardt and James Allen left Saturday
morning for an extended wheeling tour.
They expect to go to Washington.
a very large congregation attended
the services in the Shady Side Ceme-
terry yesterday. The following are
those who took part: Rev. Charles Hall
offered prayer ana the Revs. w. B. Il.
Brown and Mr.. Bcjamin delivered ad-
dresses.
The school board will meet in special
session Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Grihiths, of
North Main street We're visiting in
Pittston yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. Graves, of North Main
street, spent Decoration Day with rel
atives in PeckVille.
David Thomas, Of Vandling, was
visiting at the home of Mr. ana Mrs
John r. Williams, IF Second street
yesterday.
Washington camp, No. 176, which met
with a financial loss some time ago
by the sudden departure of the treas
urer has had a big boom again. on
Friday evening they had a flag draw
ing which netted them over 5000. After
the result was announced a smoker
was held, at which a number Of in
Nlted guests were present.
The condition. of David q. Williams.
of Mayfeld, is much improved.
There was a game Of ball at Alumni
park yesterday between the lGurrkas.
of Providence and the Sunsets, Of
Archibald. The game was won by the
former by a score of 10 to ..
A large number from this town at
tended the sports at the Anthracite
park, Carbonate, yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas NJ. Giniths. Of
Third street, were visiting friends in
Carbondale last evening.
Mrs. William Davis, of CarhonGaIe,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-31
TAYLOR NEWS.
Memorial Day Fitly -Grey,
Victorious =. Personal and Other
News.

Memorial Day was fttnely observed
here yesterday. The whole town OBJ
served i'm some manner the anniver-
sary ON which all loyal Americans pay
tribute TO a nations honured dead At
the Holden colliCry was the scene of
most magnificent gathering to wit
ness the raising of ola Glory. At 11.30
O'Clock Misses Lizzie owens, Matte
Powell, Celia Mcdonnell and Lillian
Evans unfurled the magnificent flag to
the breeze amid loud cheering from
the gathering of nearly one thousand
people. superintendent W. y. owens
was the first speaker. Mine Foreman
II. T.. Harris aftorWard spoke. Attor-
ney j. NJ. Harris then delivered an ad-
dress appropriate to the occasion. Bur-
CESS James j.. Watkins then sang a
solo, entitled Marching to Cuba"
with the audience joining in the chorus
The Tribune branch office i'm Taylor
is in the Cobleigh building. Local Rep
resentative +. G. Evans in charge.
Miss Sadie Gangwcr, of Scranton,
was the guest of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Gangwer. of this place, yes
terday.
Mr. Maurice Daley, Of Nanticolie, is
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CLARK'S SUMMIT.

\ pleasant surprise party was tend
cred Misses Dora and Grace Potter at
Clarks summit, Thursday evening.
Among those who attended were:
Misses Edna Ludlow, Irene Shook.
Jessie Polhemus, May \. Myers, Gus
sic b. Polhemus Bessie Emery, Nellie
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-31
CYCLE CLUBS ENTERTAINMENT.

Howc's animUtOsCOpe exhibition Of
war and other scenes given at the
opera house yesterday, under the aus
pices of the Cycle club, drew two large
audiences that We're highly pleased
with the entertainment. The revers-
ing Of the films i'm the horse jumping
and bathing scenes was one of the
most interesting features. The club
sustained it's reputation for giving
good entertainments in this venture.
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BIG CROWD AT FARVlEW.

Considering the freshness of the
weather the Farvicw attendance at the
Memorial Day opening was large. The
Ninth Regiment band, of Wilkes
Barre, marched through the city at
10 30 a. m. and disCOursed some in
spring music. Large numbers went
to the mountain resort solely to hear
the band concert which had been ad-
NertiSod.
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HAPPINESS VS.. MISERY,

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