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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-14

gtaar ri lplter en- Bp!- Ser meb.
beles fra ulen. @lap @ounip. at Seru>
banefompasuiet forleoen tos fig fore
at fptte Stationsbp9ninsen oernebs
ca. 500 Sob len9ere ipoouer. 8or'
gerne Bpen fomlebe fig meb Reb
forat boloe isien os ienote en- Wano
til Noorbeab fo.at faa ubtoeet et
Sniune!ions' Dotument. Nen Nrme
% &eb ouer lite. naar mon ipauher
for ct 2otomotiu. og en- Sniupttion
biber lite poo ct Sernbnnetompaani.
6efs Nanb % ct 2otomotip fptteb.
6tation8bpsninsen os Borserne fl
en- lang @eie.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-14

&n 8el1enelie ior Menueifebe be ben.
Rr. 9. &foff. en- Stolelerer i 8itt.
leiap, @is., uotaler lin Hnertienbel1e
al ST. Beier's Rurito fslsenbe Orb:
IS aarepis 5ar ri brugt &ur,fo %
Ole>O,o BOT 5amille, % bet meb
be meft tilfreosftillenbe &eiultater.
Seq bar / oareuis anbetolet bem lom
en- &elfianelie for MenneRebeoen os
erfienbt ben eble 5anbDebi be sam<
les Orb. ,paa inaeu Naabe fan mon
fomme @uoerne nRrmere enb peb at
forgse MenneFebebens Sunbbeb. /"
9r. &eter's Rurito ielses oirette til
5orbraserne fra 5abrtfanten, 9r.
Better 5abrnep, 1l2-114 SO. 9opne
Nue.. Chicago. 81.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-14

6ennin9 Nouotate: Der ct en-
2ou, iom betemmer. at naar en-
4amptre1emaRine tommer efter
2anooeien. Ral ben fanoie. naar Den
mpoer &iprenoe, os ienoe en- Mano
tmob BEN forat bieipe til meo 6ettene,
inbtil &ipret9tet er 9aaet forbi.
Bette er en- COB Sop, os enbuer, ION
eier en- Damp sErefemaiftne ituloe
etterleue ben. Set tan unberttDen
ipare me9eu uleili9beo.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-14


.7erritcriet 6a,poii~ pil btiue bet
1aon, buoruuoer Sanbpi@sberne
oil bliue inolemmet be 5orenebe
Sfoter. Den &omite. iom nu er poa
6otpait torat orone QUE Nfferer, fom
ftaar 5orbtnoelfe meh 5orenin.
gen meo be 5oreneoe Stater. oil tore,
iloa bette Sfapn for &onsresien. Ro<
mtteen antages at bliue farbig meo
tit Nrbeioe til ben 2Obe b.. og ben
oil oa TONNE biem. 6o,paii oil faa ct
Stpre ltgt meb onbre Territorier.
lom nu tilbBrer Union.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-14
Wtnuefpta.

- &bas. Nnberfon &eb @ina
er bleuen lat / 6ensiel afpentenoe
Surpens Nrllage forot babe fiaolei
ct Span 9ene.
= On Nano peb Mapn 8olmbers.
ION bar peret efterfsst to Nar forat
haoe brnst Rniuen paa en- Manb
@risbt &ountp. bleu paasreben /
Bbeaton fife Onsbas.
Stubent Olaf Bpelanb fra &obs
binsbales tbeolo9ife Seminar orut>
neoe i2afe Wfinnetonta forrise 0ns.
bag efter buab r5olieblaoet" oplpier.
6an par / BefBg hos Wr. os Rrs.
8 Bretfe 5aaernes. 6an uar ube paa
en- Sieltur. ba ulptten Reoe. 6ans
5orelore bor Mebraita.
@u 18 Nor 81. @ut. @barlie
Carlton. itiso fig libel. mems ban
par ube paa Sast nar Carer forri<
Itrsoag. Qan fortalte lin Nor. at
ban uiloe ub paa Saat ON Moraenen.
men ba ban lite Tom biem ON Nftez
men, bespnbte mon neiie Dag at ibse
efter BAN. 9an fanotes en- Baao
meb 3opebet bengenoe neb Banbet.
9an bapbe ct itpst Stubiaar / Qoue,
bet, Der Dor en- tom Hatron bans
@eper. % bans Nabtnp tie uor ursrt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-14
Nartsere brpoer 8m8gDsRouos
0DIEf>

Oct paaftaaes, at 8ueepfa fabrttanter
aarepts bar ppnaaet pperbrepne 4rtfer fcr
fine 1arer men nplte bar 5ears. &oetud
8 60. I Gbteaec peo ben fcrenebe BeRrd.
belfe az 6armerne Soma. Sutnots % an.
bre Stater faaet grtferne paa aabne Bug.
sper neD til $3.50; 5op.Bussper $22. rs;
1op, ,Surrtes &48.75 % opoper. % be aftft.
Der benz utpre Antal btrette til 6armerie
/ bper euefte 6tat. De fenber en- ubpre
Buoep. Rataloe frtt. 9ortoen bttatt, til ems
tuer. fom anmober berpm. 9ette er rtsfelte
en- tor &eter for Taruerue men ct baarbt
6lag for Busspfa abrttanter % BEN. fom
hanbler meb BueeYer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-14

Den lille Bp 3erome / gri5ona
bleo Boelaat ueo Slbebranb 5pu.
oagsmorsen. % minoit II Menne.
Her omtrm. Nou baube nemlig nbz
taset faa mango Gig Nanboe. men
mon troebe. oer par flere. liseiom Der
bar mango tilfabetomne. 9abet Of
@ieneom onfaaes til en- Ntu. Sou.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-14

2unefulobeben Minneiota= =Geiret
aobenbarebe fig tsien fife use. Dns>
bag. 2orseag og 5rebas uar bet iaa
tolot, at 2anbsfo!t tilbels tiBrte iub
til Bpen / Gels. os mon matte fpre
Opnene forat baue bet parmt not
I 6ulene. DIN Metterne par bet
6roff. &un fire 9ase / 5orpeien
bar bet loo pormt buabe geat o. Bag,
at man blen albeles ubmattet oeraf.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-14

Demofraterne / gBiscouiin bar %,
ftillet @ebattsten of .Nmerifa %
Noroen.. Seer q. Strsmme. til Rau.
oioat tor StatSietreter. Gmbebet Der
/ Staten.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-14

sosafas Miniiferium 5panien
ipnes at ftaa for 5alb. 9opfor,am=
ltneen CT mn / 8irffombeb, oa ben
uotoler fig fortarbelis iirenst ON
Niniteriet. Dette igser at binbre.
at 2ooforiamlineens gtrinaer iial
bltue offentlissiort. men bet oil lite
lpttes.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-14
GoIaater bteustou1ue.

minneapolis Trtbuue for fife Spn,
bag Rrtper:
DE fsrfte of .@utterne". iom ret,
ffe fra Minneiota forat tiempe for fl
2ano. uenbte ttlbase iaoaraftes. Sc
tom lite meo ben ftolte &raft. iom
faratterifereoe Rinneiotomenb. oa
be afreiee. men uenbte ttlba4e blege
og afmogreoe at Nerpefeberens @eb=
1ler.
9e fpse er for bet mefe be pnsffe
Wonb / @esimentet - blot Gutter
at Nloer. Sioen be reife biemmefra.
er be blepen masrere, % ben guile
Cub og be inoiuntre 0ine fortalIer
ON beres 2ioel{er.
Sc bar piemreiiens BeIuerlisbe.
Der meo ben 9aalmobiabeb. iom Ct
enbel af @elten. Ser par tneen
Rlaser, os blot beres gore fortalte
ON beres 2tbelier.
Sc ct be inse af bet 12te os bet
14oe &eaiment. fom bar liaset 2eir
/ ben bihoriR beiienbte @b,damausa
Sort. Haasruno af ben uIunbe T,l=
itano | 2eiren Ct be blepne fsrte til
bebre Ruarter men for tent til at
unbsaa ben frpsteoe Meruefeber.
.@utterne" b!eu st. Baul bnRe<
be oelfomne til @taten af 5000 Men
METER. mango al bpilfe uar be fpae
Renbs Eeuner us Slestninee os
tnboefatteoe ct ftort Nntal fra Nin.
neapolis. 5oreninsen .Het &soe
&ors" uar uel resreienteret, os pa'
triotife Meno os &pinber bapbe
iamlet fig forat ie @utterne ttlbose.
@uuernsr .. ". @loueb bapbe
msht 6ospitaltrenet 5ti1mater,
lebiaset af General &asiaeer. .Meent
Eeasoale al Oma5as8anen. % ueb
ben Tib. oa Treuet naoebe ct. Soul,
oar 8laneu lagt til Bleie al be 1pse
NRno. Det taube peret @uperng.
rens 3eniist pieblittelis OF fpre be
fu9e til 3ospitaler I ct. Boul %
Minneapolis, % ct pasienbe Nntal
&ogne par blepen orbrebe forat
taae be ipse Nenb fra 9ranene.
Men 2nsernes &aab uar life at flute
Nanbene. os bet bleu ba beluttet of
labe oem lisse / Jernboneuosnene til
toasmorses. 9enne Beilutnins for.
aariaseoe meQen BebrBuelfe bos beres
&enner, men ber par in:et anbet
&alg.
@u fert 8aet af Bolitimenb blep
lat omtrins Trenet. iaaat inaen iul'
be tren9e ino. % tooa uenter mon, at
@utterne pil bliue fsrt til fine 9iem
eller til 6ospitalerne, efterIom beres
9ilfanb t,l1aber. Sc blep igaarof.
tes ouerlabt til fine Qeaer % ct
Rorps af npe Spgeuoatere.
9uren blep 9lort, uben at no9et
Dpbsfalb inotraf. enbHisnt minoft to
at Nenoene dntaees at uere / en-
me9et fritiR 9tlitano. Set anta9es,
at aQes 6elbreo oil fOrbebres unber
beres 8enners os 5leatniuses Bleie".
Set uar ca. ITS ipse Soloater,
ION bleS transporteret biem. &ei'
fen oar ooer 1000 Mtl.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-14
NDbdrfi3r ttIfaI8S+

8aaaruno af 5roflptntn9 sniser
ies at ial9e min belle Beietnins af
Dairy Stock, 6 6sfbartier % 2
tulobloos Seriep> 1prer; oerbos ct
&ar 3 Mar sl. forte Worsan'6opper
% ct &ar b0. Nar 8amle.
4. q. Boen,
Bog 246, 5ersus 5als. Minn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-14
5tl NdlQer1te t 0tfertatI+
Seq tilfienoes,uer berueb, at ie9 er
INDEPENDENT &anbibat for Siolefuper=
tntenoent=@ @mbebet / bette @ountp.
s. $. Jreeman..
8tepcler for 1898 .,ea til s5+

Rpe 1898 Model Ladies' and Cents
Bicycles felaes MI paa lette Bettnselfer
faa btltee fom SIS; andre fdlees uoen Be.
tinselier for 1895 % high grade for
1895 o. $22.5O. % betales efterat Be er
mobtasne. 6pts De ptl fltppe oenne RD'
ttee uD q fenbe ben. til Sears, Roebud 4
Co.. Gbteaso, ptl be fenbe Dem I'm Btepele'
Ratalss for 1898 % fulb pplpsntns.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-14

s Colorado Springs. COLORADO. Ct
Holititerne mere sarmblooiQe enn
ber I Barf- -@e9ion. 5or en- l1ge fibeu
rss to poltttiie Tatttoner af Sslp.
@epublifanerne faa alporliet fammen
ouer @etten iii at benptte Operobu,
'et. at en- Wonb bleo brebt og tire
faarehe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-14

bau bar ouer 1000 tprf,Re Eropper
unoer fin &ommonoo."
200 Rriftne % en- @arbe paa 8
brittle Solbater tog fin Tilfust til
en- &irte. noenom @orbonen, 5om
omgtoer Bpen. er 3ufinber at Rrif.
ne. iom truer meb at bepne fine Tro<
eSfeQer."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-14
11afbda8t8 Qa.eotoat.

Som Suar paa mango 5oreipsrs.
f1er oil ies fiae. at iea bill blipe en-
uafbensis &aubibat for Sberifem.
behet peb bet fommeube Balg.
Sobn 9. BiQinoS.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-14

y Denne Parantbes bar ri iot
inb, oa ut troeoe. ben burbe pere Der,
liseiom ut osiao bar aiort enbel an'
ore mere uuaieutlise Rettelier.
Som betienbt nepnte ri lite no9et
ON Baruets &1bben el1er Maoe; fsl=
selts Tan b, lite beRploes forat babe
poaouttet nogen noset uianot ben
6en1eenbe. UT Bornet fom unber
Ufo(ttnen ct anta1elis iauot, oa bet
bar oeret o3 berettet al trooerbtee
Jolf. oa Wr. Olion benegter heller
lite &istlsbeben al ben Del.
Jorrefen uil ri oplpie, at oct er
penfigten. at buab ri mebbeler, Ral
oare iaa ner rtatist iom mulist. men
unoertiben bl,r ri ielu feiloetist I'M,
berrettet. 81 taser % albri9 Tib til
at ;pefulere ouer. xbuor bum eller tlog
2eIeren er", % buormeset ulanot
Der Tan patfes bam. - &eoattionen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-14

Dronntno @ilbelmina Of 92eoer.
lanbene uar ner bleuen mprbet pao
en- @eiie for libt uuer to Tiger fben.
On Manb. Jon bapoe fiult fig bog
ct Ere Deb Beten. fprebe poo benbe,
men Ruglen ftreifebe Rinoen paa en-
anben Dame / @efRabet, og 9ron=
nineeu git fri. Tpren bleo arreffe=
ret. 6an antageS at pete en- en-,
QelR Nnartif.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-14

Brof. Mnoree, iom mente at
tunne ai1re en- 8eije til Morbpolen
en- 2uftba0on, er life til a: fnbe
i8ien. @tpor @fspebitioner bar
iest efter bam men fan inaen Oplpsz
ming 9iee ON BAN.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-14
Mtter atrnIt8t paa Greta+

@$&%sC WCSlI0l p00 0fet0<
Sisfe urolibeber bespnbte for QUE
rebe en- lse fibeu eler mere. Der
blep teEearaferet fra Gambia, ben
fornemife Bp paa Den, ben Zoe b.:
~7iftfanoen ber er loplss for ners
perenbe. Set er fommet til ct 6am.
menffbb mel1sm Mubomebonerne oa
be brittle Mpnoiabeber. Disie bor
nemlis tnoiat Rriifne til Eoloemb bebs>
meno, o. bette fulmtnerebe igoar /
en- bloois s5astnina mellem Musiel.
mano og be brittle 9ropper. Ser
par Sprgr paa fere 5teoer Bpeu,
% mango ct bleuen orabte. 9a Op.
rBret oor paa BET perfe, beepnbte ct
&rtgsftb. fom loo pna 8opnen, at
affpre Bomber meb ben 5glae. at
enbel al Bpen CT / 5lammer. Ser
berifer ben ftgrffe uorben, % mon
befrpater. at &bueri os uibere Dbe.
lesaelfe oil finoe Steo.
urolisbeberne opnoo oerueb, at be
brittle militare Nunbie forlsg.
te at inolatte friftne @mbeosmanb.
De baube ubnept ct council of in
ternal control til at befpre Tolb,
ueienet. os Of Goriietisbeo bauoe be
ifationeret en- Nfoelins @olbater
ubenfor &ontoret.
On Dob ubeuabnebe Wusielmenb,
iom baooe oemonitreret mob be &ria.
ne, iBate at tren9e inb til &ontoret.
Se brittle @oloater fpreoe og iaare>
be Here af BEN. Musielmenbene
lpb oa efter fine &aaben, oenbte til.
bose os ansreb So!oaterne. Nnbre
Wusie(menb ipreote fig burttst
aienaem bet frtifne &uarter, ifiso
eiennem &inouerne os fatte Slo poa
manee 6uie % Bntifer. Set beber,
at monse bleo brebte.
Set bar ueret beflenbt / uogeu
9io. at Nubamebonerne bar peret
misfornBteoe meo bet 5e1esfpre.
{om Stormdgterne bar fBrt oper
0en. Dette tommer for en- flor 9el
oeraf. Of Mubamebanerne bar ueret
bunbet til Bperne. mems be &riftne
bar faaet qoo. buor be oiloe poa
2en. Mubameocnernes &eisniua
uar bog uuentet.
Sen oeb @reta liseenoe Slaooe
tommanoeres at ben frantic Nomiral
8ottter os beftoar al brittle, fronRe,
rusfife. ,talienife og sterrisife sti.
be. 3pitlano Dor nplis trutfet fig
tilbase fra Gallestontroleu oi @reto.
Stormasternes Tropper ct forbeIt
mellem be forfiellise Bper. Set er
Briternes @arni}on, iom ct I Gan.
oia."
Den neae Dag. ben 8oe, meooeles.
at 100 brittle Salbater ct blanot
benz. iom enten er brebte eQer iaare.
be. Der tiempebe8 / @aberne
Gambia. .....
Sc fremmebe Rrieslfibe 1enote
SBsolbater ilanb' forat bielpe ben
brittle @arnifon.
Ser oplpies oeioa. at talrise Sn=
iursenter Dor anarebet be ottomanRe
Eroppes / Gambia os banner en- Got.
bon omtrins Bpen.
@obem Baibo. @uoernBren. bar TIL
Rpnbet Nbmiraltrne ben internoti:
pnale 5laaoe iii at tribe ino.
Sen brittle Nomiral bar truet
meb at bombaroere Bpen, berlom
urolisbeoerne fornpes.
Ser meboeles oper 2onbon blanot
anbet:
r9et perne befrpstes for Waiori'
teten al be &riane. Der rapporte>
res, at tun $50 er bleuen rebbebe ub
Of ouer 1000. Situationen ct poer'
lia panRelig. Sc tprfiile Iropper
nnotebe at hielpe Briterne. Der mart
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-14

@epublifanerne iJreeborn @uun,
tp giennominerebe Genotor Hnatuolo
meD Exclamation ben Ste bs.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-14
fergus falls @gebl4a
uotommer bber Ousoas.
a. eoIett, n6gtber.
subttrtpttouSprt8 so Ste. for 1 Nar, betaI
tTortfub, elIer8 50 Gt8.
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.

An independent reform paper and
the Oldest Scandinavian newspaper
west of the twin cities.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-14

@n 9amptreifemaRine efsplo'
berebe NOR 2eebs, N. g., TorsbngS.
aften. o9 Tprbeoeren. s.. N. Smith,
omfom. Glere bleu faorebe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-09-14

@ans OIion ira Campbell tilRrt-
Der os iBlgenoe meset interes,ante
Brep:
~9ror Sc ielu alt. De Rriuer /
Blaoet. eler tror Sc. at 9eleren Ct
iaa bum, (at ban tror*) at oft, lom
itoar, er Sanobeo? Sra Wa1tao !e>
fer ies: ~1ons 5 Nnr samle 5sn
fuloe tlatre op paa en- TreRemaliue
% folot. oa BET enc 6iul git ouer
bonn mtot paa 2iuet".
@usrs Dr. Duncan ON. bpor mauQe
R,bben par brutfet, os ON boob
@lugs Snbooloe. @utten bapbe, ,om
tuuoe mooitoa iaaoan 3pueoe. Boen
ilaer, at oQe 6iul s,f ouer bam, men
Boen tror eaa Mirafler. 1aa ban CT
unoifplot for fin Sfripning".
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-24
TRIBUTE TO REV. DIR. HARD.
Paid to Him by the Zion Herald of
a Recent Issue.

The Zion Herald, in it's report of the
annual meeting of the Church EXten-
sion Society of the Methodist Episco-
pal church, says:
"One is impressed, while observing
the proceedings Of the annual sessions
of this society, that it is being con-
served by very competent manage
ment. The three secretaries, Drs. KY
nett, Spencer and Hard, make a great
host, grandly complementing each
other. DR.. Kynett is the Judge finan-
cier, statesman, the man of the COM
prehensive, open eye, who takes in the
whole case and decides judiciously and
safely. 1t is believed, so long as he is
at the helm, that the important inter-
ests of this society can never suffer.
DIR. Spencer is the man for the peo-
pie, the Great Heart of the secretariat,
the man who goes up and down the
land rousing the church to the privi-
leges of cOnsecrated Offering for this
great cause. He is equally at home
and happy and successful in conduct
ing a revival service, and to him church
extension means the spread OF the splr-
itual conquests of our Lord.
'Dr. Hard is a combination Of much
that is best in his two colleagues. He
has proved himself indispensable to the
cause which he represents. Untiring
and indefatlgable, he never spares him.
self, and everywhere that he goes he
links himself in closest bonds with the
churches and his brethren in the min
istry. God bless this noble trinity"
The article is adorned by an excellent
picture of DR.. Manley S. Hard, who
was formerly presiding elder OF this
district.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-24
FUNERAL OF B. E. CoWLES.
Was Attended by Large Number of
D., L. & w. Employees and Officials.


Rev. e. NJ. Gihin, d. D., pastor of
Elm Park church, ofIiciated at the
funeral services held for the late Ben
jamin Il. Cowles, night dispatcher of
the Delaware, Lackawanna and West
orn railroad, yesterday morning at the
residence, 743 Quincy avenue. Ihe SER
vice throughout was simple, in accord
ance with u request of the deceased
made during his last illness. Dr. Gift
fin read a short passage Of scripture
and offered prayer. He then made a
few remarks touching upon the de-
ceased's earnestness in his life, his
strict attention to duty and his home
life.
At the conclusion of the services the
remains were viewed and later taken
to Waverly, Pa, where interment was
made in the Methodist cemetery. The
pail bearers were John Kaufman, O.
Il. Schriefer, w. w. Messenger, ]. Vail,
David j. Whitford and Alvin Diehl. The
flower bearers were Philip Goerlitz and
Samuel Merrill.
Many friends and relatives attended
the services and accompanied the re-
mains to WaVerly. Quite a number of
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
officials were also present. Among those
persons attending from out of town
We're Mrs. Charles Broad, of Parsons;
Miss Jennie and Robert Daily, of
Wilkes Barre; Mrs. Catherine Lay
cock, Mrs. Martha Chopin, Mrs. John
Hutchins, Harry LaycOCk and Robert
LaycOck, of Wyoming; Miss Helen
and James Laycock and William lay
cock, of Bloomsbury; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lewis, of CataWissa.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-24
FRIDAY IS THE LAST DAY.
Local Recruiting Office Will Close
OftiA
Has Been Discontinued-Re-
cruits Sent to Huntsville
Yesterday.

'"rhis is your last chance, Friday is
the last day for recruiting" Thus
reads the latest bulletin posted at the
recruiting quarters on Washington
avenue, in charge of Lieutenant Sivit-
er. Today the office will be closed on
account of the holiday. Most of the
recruiting detail will spend the day
right here. Sergeant g. c. Clegg,
however, has gone to Philadelphia to
spend the day, anG DR.. John I.eckie.
examining surgeon, will be at home
in HazletOn today.
Yesterday the detail in charge of
Sergeant Clegg closed up their Office
in Carbondaie, ana reported mere at
headquarters. Thirteen men were
sent away from Carbonate yesterday
morning, which makes in all about
forty men from that place. The de-
tail comprised the following men.
James MCEllicott and Michael Thorn
ton, Richmondale: Joseph j. Murphy
and Joseph w. Seitz, of Honesdale; /;
Michael Walsh, Frank Gardner, Albert
j. Jones, Edgar Il. Jones, Martin
Lynch, John j. Coggins, NJ. Flannelly,
Charles Robinson and Joseph a.
Coughlin, of Carbondale.
At headquarters yesterday little was
done, the applicants for service being
few. \ detail of thirteen were sent
away in the morning in company with
the Carbondale contingent. This de-
tail comprised Michael j. Boldnd, John
Kirnigonis, Phillip Snyder William
Fadden, of Scranton; w. II. Policy,
John z. Brink. of Lake Ariel: John
SWaniCk, of Montruse: William No
vack, of Plymouth; Michael Sardi.
nelli, Old Forge; Judson d. Gillette,
of Honesdale; Joseph Hendick, OF
Olyphant; Michael Kelly. of Pittston;
Michael J. McAndrew, of AvOca.
The destination of the twentv-siS
men is Camp Albert G Force, Hunts
Vile, Alabama. Upon arriving there
they will be assigned to the several
companies of the Fifteenth United
St1tes infantry.
When Lieutenant Siviter and squad
leave here they win go to Danvillt
and Sunhury, then west to Pittsburg
From Nov. -, the date of opening the
recruiting station here, about one hun
dred and fifty men have been sen'
away. Nearly all nationalities were
represented and all men We're fine
specimens of mankind.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-24
o'REILLY COUNCILS SOCIAL.
1t Was as Usual Very Successful
Affair,

The annual Thanksgiving time social
Of John Boyle O'Reilly Council, Young
Mems Institute, was conducted last
night at Seigel's Dancing Academy
and was as usual "A very successful
affair.
NJ. a. Mckinley was master of cere-
monies and his assistants were p. II.
Gtleran and James j. Scott. DIR.
Il. II. Kearney was chairman of the
reception committee, consisting of
James Clifford, Peter Loughlin, L. Z.
Mitchell, Bart Leonard NJ. T. Howley,
James Mcdonald, Matthew +. Brown,
NJ. II. Griffin, Charles Moran, L. +.
Howley, w. f. McGee, Thomas Tighe,
on the floor committee We're James
Marion, Timothy Moran, David Dodd,
Thomas May, John ]. Roche, Joseph
Mcdonald, Edward Morris, John Leon
ard, John Walsh, William Kenny, Will
liam Golden, T.. p. Spellman, Thomas
Rafter and Thomas Moran.
The Lawrence orchestra furnished
the music for dancing.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-24
A BLACK COW DID n.
Jumped in Front of d. &c H. Train
and Caused a Wreck.

A iet-black com suddenly darted out
from the shadow of the retaining WALL
at the curve, q hundred feet north of
the Linden street bridge last night,
shortly after o'clock, when Delaware
and Hudson passenger train No. %
from Wilkes-Barre, was backing in
fiom Carbon street junction. The
darkness and the color Of the COW COM
bined 20 prevent the rear brakeman
from seeing the animal until the train
was upon It.
Before he could apply the emergency
brake the COW had been knocked down
and run over and the rear truck jump
ing the track sent the car crashing
against the wall.
At about the same instant that the
collision occurred the air brakes were
set and the only damage that resulted
was q crushing in of the upper corner
Of the rear cope of the car. The jolting,
crash and sudden stoppage caused
much CONSERVATION among the passen-
gers but it was allayed very quickly
when it was seen that nothing serious
had happened.
The second coach from the rear
could not be uncoupled and this ne.
cessitatcd making up a new train at
Green Ridge to take the passengers on
their journey. A wreckinC crew from
Carbondale started in at 10 O'Clock to
replace the derailcd car.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-24
WILL TAKE AN APPEAL.
Fellows-Smith Case to Go to the
Supreme Court.

Preparatory to taking the case Of
Joseph Fellows against Cornelius
Smith and j. Stanley Smith TO the su-
preme court, +. c. Newcombe and
Welles and Torrey, attorneys for the
plaintiff. yesterday filed exceptions TO
the finding of Judge Purdy, who spec
tally presided in the case.
Fellows brought a suit for siXty-one
acres of land on the West Mountain.
He and his attorney, Cornelius Smith,
had a disagreement and Fellows
brought suit to recover a quarter
OF the land, which had been decided to
J. Stanley Smith, son of Cornelius, in
consideration of legal services and
money advanced In the prosecution
of the case. He alleged that when the
disagreement came his attorney agreed
to return the deed for the land given
to his son.
He failed 10 do SO and instead had
II recorded in his sons name, 1t is
alleged. Court found that this dealing
was fair and lawful and that the
agreement had never been rescinded.
To this the plaintiff takes exception
and on this ground, principally, the
case will be carried up.