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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-09
Spring Time.

Spring time is at hand. The fields
are assuming their verdant cloth and
soon the air will be fragrant with the
perfume of countless blossoms, while
the feathery songsters will cheer us
with sweet music. Man and nature re-
Joice over the passing of winters rig
ors and everybody will enjoy a brief
Journey. The ever popular Milwaukee
line. with its celebrated Pioneer Limit
ed trains between the Twin Cities, Mil
Waukee and Chicago is always the in
telllgent travellers selection. No cor
poration has done so much for the com
tort of the travelling public as this
great railway.-De Lestry's Magazine
for April.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-09

Pay your subscription to the Ana
| conda Standard for one year in advance
and secure the handsome premium,
| Paris of To-Day"
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Do your children, in reading or study
ing, hold the book too close to the eyes?
Accurately fitted glasses will correct
the defect Cassidy. optician.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-09

All pianos must go, and go quickly.
The price will do it. Aug. Meyer, III
L. Park.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-09

Headaches and nervousness cured by
accurately ground lenses Cassidy, OBJ
tician
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-09

Cross eyes Strengthened by our cor
rect glasses. Cassidy, optician.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-09
Arbor Day To-Day.

Eyes examined free. Cassidy, optician.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-09

George Mcpherson, the secretary, was
arrested on Sunday evening by Officers
O'Brien, Powers and Gardner in Main
vile. charged with vagrancy. He will
be arraigned to-day.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-09

eyes examined free. Cassidy, optician.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-09

The case of Mat Rorer, charged with
having assaulted Mike Boubich, was
tried yesterday before Judge j. M. Ken
needy and the defendant was fined $40,
which he paid.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-09
TO-DAY'S ENTRIES.

The entries for to-days races at Ingle-
side, Morris park and Louisville. as posted
by the local pool rooms, are as follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-11

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EnIWGis. phares. w., u o. tbalant,s ''I
S9.smith. Charles C.. personal pr,P,iN
IA aNccinrtin Jennie d. All 1. OF NV =
Siil0pitts | XVI personal property q. 20, n
aaCrane, Emma g.. nos y q M Il
SAP Rose. j. c., w2r " g 10 II 81 y W.
and W 80 Il OF 1876 Il Of NNi .'''''''
AiN Ensign. Samuel j., all G y OF ,s.''''I
NgiiNcson. Peter. personal properly "'''
a3i Sears. Ella s., q r...isi,l,,,.'a nd
81 epetcrson. clara Al, y II OF ~
s2is r Of e W OF W h;,...,.i ~ ne i.
s. sGoss. Bortha. sfr OF NV y end az ~ ~ I.
Si6iTurton. William. all " OF ~
GisDavls Doroihea f., Beuice H. -
g'glHnghes William, personal pr.Yeirswy I
GslIoaker William j., personal proy..ty
s. slisampson. Mrs. T.. personal pf''s'"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-07
GnloKalcs llnternehmcn.

= btcd o, 6. september. - Mn=
gus Sinclair bon NstpzYort, Gigen=
tbImer Der 3siti6rift Locomotive
Engineering" unb 5e6n Sabre lang
GefrstGr Der rMaItsr Ms9anics' Iiz
Ipolution, " tpel6er bier psilt, iagt, buB
eins Sc isai4aft europlii9er uno amez
rifanti9er aapitnlrItsn bic Grri9tuns
elmer rieIigen 2otomotipsnz unb 8dbnz
Wageonfabrif in Der S9tpsia beablidz
tigt. prdIioent Der 9efeaf9dft 1T g.
8urnbdm, BrdIiosnt Der r8alopin
locomotive Worfs"; Der leitsnbe Oiz
reftor nsnnt ii9 8arbp. Sr. Siemens
bon. Der 9erlinsr 5irma SHmens &c
9afste foG Bel ben rlntsrnebmungsn
bebsutsnD engasirt iein. Die anberen
Direftoren fnb fran30Tiide II. idipsiz
aerif9e &apitaliiten; Sdabmeiitsr lit
Elm frana0Iiiher 8anfisr.
Die unterne6mer seben bon Der
Sbatiofe aus, bdb in europa bic
Nabfrage na9 2ofomotiber uno
8abntpo9gons pisl srOBer lit, als bas
4ngebot uno gl1uben, Dab amerifani=
ihe 2ofomotipenbauer bur6 Nubbdrz
ma6ung nmerituniihsr 5abritations=
MstbODsn unb Mui9inerie, in 9sr=
binOuns nit ben nieDrisen QrbsItslObz
men in Der @dtpei8, Elm sldnsenbss
9eihdft MAIDEN tDnnsn. Ollie in Der
seplantsn Tabrit ansspunbten Metbo=
BEN ioGen bon fpe5ifiia amerituniidsr
4rt lein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-07
3ermfsopfer.
9ramriacS GnSe bcr triiicnidlaitlis
d)em Expedition III 2llaSfa.

Sie6su heutlde 6d6mdnner erIieg.n
Dem Slimd uno fur6tbdren Strds
pabsn i'm @piolanoe.
eeatfle, WaT6., 6. Sspt.-Otta
Sbies aus 9rimrois, Soma, Der ioeben
bonn goppsrzRiper, 9llostd, aurud9es
fshrt 1T, beItGtiet Die bsreits tiir3ilf
iele9rapbiih beri6tete SralHrtunoe
bonn Iblsbsn Der lieben beuti6en Wfttz
elieoer Der tpifienIhoftli6enr proipsc1
tina Company" aus NetpeYort, Die
lebten 9erblt naa Dem &lonoite ausa
opgen.
Die 9srunelIdtm iinb: ghrbarS
Miiner, Nllermunn, S6iibe, Yster
Sieosl, 9iittner unb 9aumgdrtner.
Sin unberss Niitstieb Der 9eieniduft.
glumens @eorg Scooter, fam nit benz
3ebsn bapon, 1T aber auf 3eit ieines
2ebens perfriippelt bllr6 Scorbut, an
benz bic nsiItsn Isiner &dmeraoen
itarben. 9aumgdrtner mar duf oeL
Saao um's leben getpmmen. Sas
grauIomite 9pos' befiel 9uttner, oer
bur6 feline sntIebfiden Geinen pabns
Iinnia purbe. Seine @sFdbrten mubs
Ten 9Httner nit 9iemn feltbinoeu.
absr i'm SobIinn rib er Fi4 los unb
perI6tpanb. gines Mor9ens fdno
Sbies ben llngliidli6sn Obne Sut uno
8lsiouna i'm S6nee BEL As Grab &dla
te. Gr tpurbs erltarrt in's Eager geA
bra9t, mo er balb baruuf peri6isb.
Das Goger befatrb ii9 in Der Nd9e bes
0alDe3z9letIders.
Sbies er3G6(te uu6 cine erduenhafte
@sI6idte iiber bas 9luffinpen Der Gets
DE eines sSutpe[iers, Nrmens Snritb,
unptit bss Gdfbep3z@lstf6ers. @ae
Sbeils Der 9ei6s, bic ni6t BON &lelA
bern bsbedt parsn, bdttsn &uben gea
freFen. Der giume Oes 9srun9liidtetr
mar in ieirsr WdIde unb in elner
9Drie, bic audi nod $3.50 ent9iet.
Sin 4amerdb bon Smith, Numens
gtusb, laete, baB Elm @iirtsl nit elmer
qr0Beren Summe, ben Der WHdnn um
Ii6 Gatte, perI6tpunoen ma. Sbies
Iaqt, er lei auh bsindbe our6 einen
Stur5 um's 2tbsn getommsn, dber er
lei ouf cine S6neei6i6t gsfdllen. no
er BON Ieinen G]efdhrten aerettet lpdro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-07
Baltimore sonerfag September 1899
Baltimore . bip=8 abn. Bulletin.

IV=<NUtu-0CQUusSOuuC
$500 Don Baltimore mad, Ntlantic Oitn
Gape dRap. CesansGttp peer Gea.SSIes
Stfo uns iurhd am 0reifas unb somitas. ben
g uno 9. September. giaete fino qiltio fir
bic @iidfabrt bis Sienitae, ben IL. septe,nber.
einidlieslid. aae 3iiae. 2este Grfurfonen
Der Saiion mad benz Meeresufer.
$1.25 ppn Baltimore mad, 9Bafbinatpu unb
iuriit an ieeem Samfae unb eonntaa, qiiltis
1ur eM Mtdrabrt bis gum foigenosn Montae
eini6lieblid @Ge Siiee, BEN ,2opal 9imis
tep" ausgenor1men. (25M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-07
Woafdnotge
VerOauunq

tpirb beip,rfF.lipt eur2 8dbnop's 9u,n. 3uiolss
ibrr antitilt0i.n Gie.nidaiten timulirtn
oi.i,lb,n BIZ. G'ts. bti abiOuOtruug Der gaus uns
ibr.m 5uraearq bur9 biz Earm. 9its pineH,
in Soitu BON 2 bis siueerommeu, rsqulirtn
raid bic lbdtieftit Der Sober unb b.irieu o,r Dos
t,nten ppn bi,i,n St6runetu. Gin, oor tnds
BON Rabpaps Qn.n ideli6 eirotnomntta bon Sts
ntn, n.ldt BON tIi0fm S6mu,n Ober 9rds6eis
Der 2sbu bsinqsiu6t Eno, b1lttn oas ept,m In
r.o,lmGbiusr Statigt,it unb f6ru Elm. a,iuzsa
Berbauung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-07
SabressGnnpent Der Banfirrs.

GTepelanb, 6. Septsmbsr. -
,Sn Der bieFgsn Sunoelstammer ipuroe
eeiterr Der %. Sabres 9onptnt Der
u9lmerican ganters' 9lHociation" err
Dffnet. 1900 big 1900 9antiers aus
alien Ganbesi6eil,n, bsren @siammt=
3apital {i6 uuf bas biibi9e Siimmz
Gsn BON $5,700,000,000 bs5iffert,
tparen untpeienD.
Die 3elsaaten tpurosn Don eirem
Yertreter bes Wabors unp einem Be-
omten Der bieligen Clearing 5oufe
4hociation" besrubt, pprauf Der Yrdz
Fosnt beg Yantier 9erbdnoes. 9eo.
$. RuFea, feline auipra9e bielt, in
tpelfsr er barauf bintpiss, bdb bic
profits bes 8anteeihdfts ieit 5nsi
sSd6ren, bd bic finan5ieaen Rsfourcen
Des Subens unb oss Weitens i'm Steiz
gen beeriffen Iinb, obgenommsn 6aben.
Dls bic Wdbrungsrsform anbetrifft.
iagts 9r. Ruhen, 1pffes sr, oab bic pom
gonsreB Gomite bsfiirporteteH COM
ierpatipsn Wtabpabrsn aur5eitisBung
Der gplopdbruns CUR 4nnabme sez
langen tpiiuoen. Gr felbit lei prdIiz
bent elmer Staatsbanf, pIni6s u6.r
guntnoten Girtulution unter natioz
naler Mufli9t. Der gana. ginflub oes
0erbanbes miihe 5ur grlangung elmer
iol9.n Wdbrungsrsform uufgs6Oten
tperben. ..
Gum Sdlub pies Der 8ebnsr untsr
getpnuns oes llmitanbss. oaB gepihs
Gapitafsz9ersinisunsen audi fir bas
groBe publitum ibrs 8oroiigs babsn
t0nnten, auf bic @sfubren bin, tpsl4s
benz gsI6dfts umIaB Der flsinen
8antisrs our9 be 5ruItgriiroungsn
in oIen SmouItris5Dsissn orpben.
George M. Rspnolos .rituttste ben
siinIriesn 6inon5bsri9t beg @srbanz
Des.
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Gine Sur bel allen
Snmn1trs Complaints

Gin tals.r bis Elm qau,.r 1b.,l5ffd bou Rsobu
Relitf in .ir.m balb,u GjIais gDaH.r, DitbrbOlr
10 oft, als Der 1ur9fdq onbGlt, nnD elm sSlont1s
aoppen, ustrdutt init &tuOo 8.Iisf, aui ei. Glas
irltiGt,runo urp b.ptrffsaiet cine bototee Run
Snusrli6 - Gin botbtr bis ,iu gaustr Sbssl6fira
in ein,m balbsn @loi. g1aNr, bsidtiet in pelis
aru IRiuuttn Rr6mpf,, S6pnotaHfdue. ianrrt
Woa,n Raui.o Grbrt6r, SosbrsHutn, Rerobfr
tot, sdblaflufot,it, WierGne, gldbunesn uRb aaa
inns.littn gsi6p..btn
Gs tritirt itin 6tiImitt,l In Der Mtli rus 5ies
Der une gDs6idiitb.r uno ale onbertn molorifGtrs
biliSi,u uno aubtreu f5i.b.r i'm gtrtine NIT U b
nap's 9itfeu 70 raid, mi. ga q m q s's
Rtfief b.hsbt.
9r,is 50 Gents bro 6oi6,. gu bdben bel ut.n
Gpptbstrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-07

Ser
NQtional Sun : Terein
Oct Staot 2saftimore.
Sampt=Sireau: Sioelttn= @ebaube
astTa59nna ggia D. esiuritdtsn siesitp Sspoft g..
geamte unter 9urslbait Der
.S;b.itp & SeoOft Co." bon RarpIanb.
6:pros. &apital Wmlage.
Wir offsrr.r elm. bei6rduft. ansabl bon auf.
be,ae.ten @utbeilen su 500 pro ant5eil nit elmer
idbrli9ea gaarzSipoe,De BrOsent, balbs
fdbrli6 ,ablbor NIT srossnt am Is. Guouh uns
Stbruar.
Gine Saritelluns
Ger ysranfc,Iasten Soften fur MitsIteber NIT
$1,000 MnslDfuns.
llnmittebar nad Der 9srauseabuns
Sirs Der gsfsin isins a;tisS + 5I.s ~ 80 pr.
eel0it ,u $40 pro slntb.l $1,000, MOnats
iidt 3Qbunatn aui 25 Qlntbele Ill 60
Gents monatl6 pro amtb.il fir 100
Wionate $l50o.W
@,ommte Soften 1900 90
gb,iiaiia auslOumaspr.is l.C00O
qetto.lln,often fir aRitelies.r $4,000
W0n perlonee ben prplpsft.
Direttoreu:
Grnf. 3. amabe. iun.. Gtinton .. ratne.
1brS. RB. SaH, WtIoui 3. Sadion.
Gewore Raine. Sames .. aRafsn.
q ssiEslo~ aBiniams. Dm. y. Sarsep.
We. WeD. 1ridbare.
Ut. Neo. Yrtd,ars.
es,bre.1Sa&S) General>@5 @5eiddftsfibres.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-07
OaStpap's
OteabD Nelief

a.ts or Souo bat Ser @ebrau6 oi.ies 6eiln,its
ttls ipiro ft tets. peuu 81. S6mussn smpfinotrs
pO,r iraui fno, ots isusnsrti6 erDstisn. Gs tris
tirt 0i6ts in Der IDelt, eus S6msrsen bsbebS
obr BEN sJorti6reitsn Der Rrontbdt 10 raid Gins
bait atbietst, tpts Rsobp Rtlisf
geosn aopinsb COB Dtiordnt ob.r pOn TsrD6Ftds
berribr,nb), 8abrfptb 1turalgi,, @bsumntismus,
ouftp.b, s6mer,sn im 8idtn, Der @irb.fauls
se.r btr 9ieren, in Der 2ebtrototub, 9leurihes
9nIbn.Iurc Der gslsnft uno ub.rbaupt S6mers
,,n ienr Dirt b,ipsrtf.list ri. appfitation beH
Rabnaps R,oOp Relitf iofortiQ. Grlti6trun9
uub pirb bel IortasI,Btem Gebraub pdtreno dHts
qsr Iaes cine OolitdnOp, 6tilung rsislt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-07

AiarplanS MeSifal Co., n n.,pasa.str. aas
fr,is gsbaapuns untsr geri6pss,nbeit Don oss
btimsn Rrantbsitsn bon 8 bis l.; biz 8.
iSul.2l-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-07

= Sn RuiEinpiGe, Wi4., farbGbas.
Guiier, Elm So6n Dss beriibmten Gene
rolls Gulkr. an elmer Sdubapunoe, Die
inn Sohn Rufell austfist battle
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-07

Gs 1T iebr midJtis, bab jebe Tamilis
rinen Gorratb bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-09-07

: Snfolss 9srterns Der Sa9t
n46d'oia" in Sbeepscot Bah, nahs
Bath. Me., srtrantsn ssltsrn 8 ptr|o-
nen.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-23
GREEN RIDGE.

Jules Dunn. of Dyberry, is visiting
his brother, L. f. Dunn, of Delaware
street.
The library was closed yesterday but
will be open at the regular hour today.
A large number of visitors We're
shown through the county Jail yester-
daV..
The principal business places of this
section were closed from to 5 O'Clock
yesterday
Robert Rickard. of Marion street,
left Tuesday for the Pennsylvania
school Of electricity where he will take
a course,
The Mems Union Of the Presbyterian
church will hold a mems meeting in
the church parlors this evening. The
meeting will be on the political order
and several attorneys will be allowed
five minutes each in which to outline
the duties of the city officials. Every
one interested in city politics are in
vited TO be present. Admission free.
The pupils of No. p school will de-
bat t. Friday on: "Resolved, tnat WASH
ington was greater as a man than as
a general" and essays will be read on
other topics of interest.
The pupils of Miss Driesden's, Miss
Ella Roney's and Miss Gufin's rooms
held an entertainment in the latters
room yesterday.
II. Nj. Walton win remove with his
family to Philadelphia today.
Among the many public improve
ments which the new city administra-
tion will be called upon to consider will
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-23
MUSICALE TONIGHT.

A musicale will be given in the
Sunday school of St David's church,
corner of Bromley avenue ana Jack
son street, tonight at O'Clock, under
the direction of Prof. G. :. Thomas.
The Imperial trio; Frank E. Hepler.
mouth organ and guitar; Frederick
Cole, banjo, and Howard Wilhelm, V:o-
lin. will give some of thcir best sclec-
tions. Following is the programmes.
PART FIRST.
Piano Meditation. .Prof. C. S. Thomas
"HandiCdp March" Mouth Organ,
Guitar, Banjo and Violin,
Imperial Trio
Piano Solo, "In Rank and File" Lange
Miss Laura Jarvis.
Description of Musical Productions in
Cathedral and Church of Various
Cities '................... Brother James
PART SECOND.
Normandy March," Banjo, Violin
and Guitar................ Imperial Trio
Piano Duet, Parade Review
March Militare
Mrs. Myrtle Scibcrt and Miss Minerva
Ilopp.
Twin Star March" Banjo, Guitar and
Violin. in..................... Imperial Trio
Plano Solo. "Charms Of Spring." Reynoll
Miss Lillian Toohey.
"lmperSOnatiun" ...............J. j. Toohcy
"El Captain Mouth Organ, Guitar,
Banjo and Violin. Trio
Admission without tickets will be 20
cents. Two persons can be admitted
on one ticket, which can be had at
the door.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-23
STILL ARRANGING AFFAIRS

While many of the members of other
churches We're holding services rela-
tive to the day, the congregation of
the First Baptist church met in
prayer and business meeting in Nor
gan's hall, corner Main avenue and
jackson street. The pastor presided
After reviewing the events of the last
few weeks, it was shown that though
the editice was burned, the church it
self was not destroyed in the least.
only the material church burned. Con-
siderable time was passed in reading
and accepting the minutes of the last
regular and special business meetings.
The question OF roofing over the base
ment of the burned ediflce on Scran-
ton street, to make a place for meet
ing, was the first new business con-
sidered. The proposition was unani-
mously voted down.
DR.. B. G. BeGdOe, B. G.. Morgan and
j. Eaton were appointed a committee
to ascertain the cost of a place for
meeting. Ii was also voted to post
notices on the premises fOrbiding tres
passing on their church ground under
a penalty Of $50 fine. Owing to the
lateness of the hour, the meeting ad-
journed, though other important busi-
ness was to have been considered. The
next business meeting will be held
Tuesday evening" Feb. 2S.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-23
FUNERALS OF A DAY.

The funeral, services of the late Mrs.
Mary O'Brien We're held yesterday
morning at st. Patrick's Catholic
church. A high mass of requiem was
celebrated by Rev. ID. A. Dunno. Tie
pall-bearers We're John Flannery,
Thomas ana John O'Brien, Michael
Oliver, Bernard Flannery and John
O'Brien, of Westneld, Mass. Inter-
ment was made in Cathedral cemetery.
Services over the remains of the late
Leonard Arnt were conducted at the
house, 1905 Academy street, yesterday
afternoon at o'clock by Rev. j +.
Moffatt, pastor of the Washburn street
Presbyterian church. The pall-bearers
were Messrs. Briggs, SAKE, Martin and
Norton. The remains were laid at rest
In Washburn street cemetery.
Rev. S. f. Matthews, of the S1ran-
tho street Baptist church, conducted
the services at the funeral of the late
c, S. Miller at the home Of the sister
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-23
UNITED IN MARRIAGE.

Henry Salisbury, of Ishpeming,
Mich, and Miss Ellen Nichols, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Nichols, Of
2l7 North Everett avenue, were united
in marriage last evening at o'clock
at the home of the bride The cere-
mOny was witnessed by a large num-
Der of friends of the contracting par
ties and a wedding feast and celebra-
ton was held at the conclusion of the
ceremony.
The groom was a former resident
Of this city, having left here several
months ago and located in Michigan.
His bride is an estimable young lady
and enjoys a large circle of acquaint-
anCes. After a short stay here, Mr..
and Mrs. Salisbury will leave for Ish-
peming, where they will reside. They
We're the recipients of many presents.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-23
MINOR NEWS NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio S. Keller, who
were recently married, will be at home
to their friends at 134 Mifflin avenue
after April 1.
The Initial supper under the auspi-
ces of the Ladies' Aid society of the
Simpson Methodist Episcopal church
will be held this evening. All attend
ing are assured of an excellent sup
per for the price. 25 cents The first
tables will be ready at six o'clock The
supper will be served in the primary
class room of the church
The prayer and business meeting
of the First Baptist church was held
in Morgan's hall last evening. BUS
iness of interest to the congregation
was transacted.
ST. Brenden's Council. Young Mems
Institute, will hold a debate this even
ing at their rooms over Jenkins drug
store.
A pop corn social will be held at the
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal
church tonight by the /. W. II. Circle
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Martha
Williams will be held from the resi-
dence. near the Archibald mine, this
afternoon. Interment will be made at
Taylor.
The Home Missionary society of the
Methodist Episcopal church met last
evening after prayer meeting in the
church.
The Tribune was misnformed regard
ing the funeral of Henry Burschel. The
services will be held this afternoon.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Herrity, of Chestnut street, died yes
terday. The remains will be inferred
this afternoon in the cathedral ceme-
terry.
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At Leonard's hall Tuesday night an
excellent entertainment was given by
the members of Colonel Y, ID. Lewis
Council, No. 1915, order of American
Mechanics. The exercises were follow
ed by a banquet. Many guests We're
in attendance and the whole affair
proved an enjoyable success. II. y.
Freas, as chairman of exercises, made
the opening remarks. Humphrey
Richards delivered an able address
concerning the aims of the order. Re-
citations were given by Misses Carrie
Kiesline, Lena Elsby, Mildred Gleason,
Lillian Morris and Carrie Service and
Mrs. Flossie Banefield.
Graphophone selections were given
by Mr.. Floyd and Mcssrs. Williams
and Galloway played several harmon
lea and banjo duets. William Price
played the autoharp. Solos were sung
by Miss Blanche Banefield and Mrs.
II. =. Freas. Mrs. Nelson Freas and
w. Schlling acted as accompanies.
The committee in charge of the affair
comprised Harry Levy, Richard Sharp
less. Edward Soften. George Williams
and Fred Lewis. The following ladies
assisted in serving: Mrs. V. II. Christ
man, Mrs, II. =. Freas, Mrs. II. Rich
ards, Mrs. Richard Sharpless, Mrs.
Nelson Elsby and Mrs. Nellie Frcas.
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Fire destroyed the contents of J. w.
Riches store. on Chestnut street, yes
terday morning about 3 o'clock. and is
supposed to have been of incendiarism
origin. Shortly before the fire broke
out a loud report. which shook the
whole building, was heard and immedi-
ately after the whole place was a mass
of flames. The Neptunes, Independents
and John p. Smiths companies quickly
responded and did effective work. con-
fning the flames to the store. The loss,
which is principally confined to the
goods, is fully covered by insurance.
The building is owned by Mrs. owen
Flynn, widow of the late owen Flynn,
and is a two-story frame structure, and
she occupies one part as a dwelling.
During the evening and on towards
morning she heard voices in the store
and she saw them depart just pre-
viOuS to the explosion. Mrs. Flynn
thinks she recognized them and arrests
may follow.
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be the great one of sewers. Residents
of this section intend to have their
share of attention along this special
line.
At a meeting of the Young Mems
club in December, paper was read ON
THE Sewers of Green Ridge" and
therin was outlined a project, which if
carried out, would be a boon to the
residents along the Meadow Brook. The
proposition was to build sewer line
down Columbia avenue ravine and turn
the Meadow Brook at a point above
the oral school, from its present chan
mel to this channel. This would in
crease the streams carrying capacity
in time of heavy storms.
As it is now the water ovcrtiows and
washes out the streets and near the
river, floods cellars, causing much dam
ages.
Particular stress at that time was
given the matter of the running in an
open channel of the surface water from
the Dunmore and Forest Hill cemeter-
les down through the thickly settled
portion of Green Ridge.
The pupils of public school No. %
observed the anniversary of Washing
tons birthday in an appropriate man
neT An excellent programme was car
ried out, consisting of tableauX, songs.
dialogues, recitations by Miss Edna
Johnson essays by George w. Breck
and Misses Helen Luce, Grace Mad
docks: addresses by William Foster,
instrumental selections by Misses Grace
and Bessie StackhOuse and Mabel
jayne: Peace" quotations by Martin
Jordan, William Jenkins and Fred.
Gunster. and concluded by all arising
and saluting the flag. Many parents
and friends Of the pupils were in at
tendance,