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The Lamar register., 1899-06-14

w. VI Gallagher, Of Bryan. Pa. says:
"For forty years have tried various
cough medicines. One Minute Cough
Care IS best OF ALL II relieves instantly
and cures all throat and lung troubles.
1. H. Myers.
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NrV rgri Ia tho Lake civ.

Cn AV A-sHe sits-
- many popular plays were orig
- - written by Chicago people OF
1 sA Ih2 ppblic knows nothing that
,,t - unsafe for an actor to 60 there
49, ~ = pay written since the time Of
'O@ New Orleans Picayune.
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Aa Intreaas.lea d prnm..

Drums were drst introduced in Eu-
rope - the saraeens. The iifs was in
troduesd into the English army by the
duke OF Cumberland in 1875.
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14

J. 4, Schear, u Sedalia, Mo, saved his
child from death by Group by using One
Minute Congh Cure. II cures coughs,
colds, pneumonia. tBgrippc, and all throat
and lung troubles, l. II. Myers.
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poubtful Anatomy,

Dorothy ton being asked to define a
hoofl-It's cows finger nail that
grows all the way round her foot.
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IInn I.nnr 80 Ilyr.

As to the length Of life of fish it is
raia that the ordinary carp, Il not in
ycrfcgsa with. would live about 500
years
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14

Wha; yna want IS not temporary relief
irou piles but cure 10 stay cured, De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salye cunlg piles and
they stay cured l. II. Myers.
The Lamar register., 1899-06-14

britannia RnIos the seas.
Halt the ships o. the worid arc Brit
lsh. The best Of ,hem can be convert
ed into ships OF war In As hours.
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COLORADO W. c. 7. U.
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y,DI.r-, kFfsi n White filAon.

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,sIi..ir. t5ciai and lseal.
W,pglTWORDs- As5;ssa, eiiaeaie. arsaaiSs,
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= s5rsy Ty1 har1 u IA
-. +" 10 show yoa Fact is. I've just
~ a" my pictures TO the academy.
f5 "a. Nasmillions-W What n pity,
~, 80 much want to see them. How
~, n" o9 you expect them backg--
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--7 E1h5s afiaiEs, ishoFanes is dis
iz75 t'.5 iisseueei stoaasa.1
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES. Money on call. per cent with
,,,.p,ions at s per cent. The close was at 6 per
rant Time money rates firm at per cent for
tlrty DAYS and 4Qr2 per cent for sixty days 10
,,y- months on railroad stock collateral Six
months money was per cent bid. Prime mercan-
NE paper ruled AZ from 3ts TO AZ per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market dull and un-
changed Actual closing rates follow:
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ferred. ss94G90i4 Amsterdam Gas 35ad3e: preferred
@GS7: Car Foundry. 2eNu2eli; Wagner Palace Car,
lS3Qlss: Air Power 75si77 Pressed Steel Car 54itd
81; preferred. s5QS7; Electric Vehicle 13sGilo Bay
State Gas. Shq3h.
BANK CLEARINGS.-The total bank clearings
of all the clearing houses Of the United States for
the week ending yesterday show a gain OF 4ss per
cent over 1898. The increase the year 1898 is
$50 per cent and 1897 $50 per cent. Outside
OF New-York the excess. compared with 1898 Is ls5
cent. for 1897 is 3o3 per cent and for 1896 the
gain reaches 1913 per cent For the month OF
March the clearings make extremely satisfac-
tory showing. The aggregate for the whole coun-
try. compared with March. 1895. shows an excess
OF A5 per cent. and from January the gain IL 4o5
per cent.
APPLICATION TO LsT-Applicaton has been
received at the Stock Exchange to list - 500 900
additional st. Louis. Iron Mountain and Southern
per bonds and 81 900 600 additional St Louis
Cupples Station Terminal and Property Company
Al per cent bonds
RAILROAD EARNINGS.-"The Financial Chron-
cle' computes the gross earnings Of sixty-seven
roads for the fourth week of March 1899 at 80 rs
4os' an increase or SO322l, or 1913 per cent. For
the month OF March eightyhve roads report $9,s7i,
Go. an Increase Of 81 SsS,4s2 $50 per cent
STOCK EXCHANGE NOMINATIONs.-An the
present officers Of the New-York Stock Exchange
have been renominated for reelection at the
nual meeting on May s. The nominees for the Gov
ernng Committee are Ernest Groesbeck. Clarence
c. b. Post jr.. 10 serve three years and F. &.
De Veau. TO serve one year William l.. Bull has
been renominated trustee OF the Gratuity
Fund.
OUTSIDE SECURITY MARKET.
STREET RAILROADS IN THIS CITY.
(Reported by C. l. Hudson & Co.. Nos "a q as waI-s,J
BONDS.
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: ASSOCIATED BANKS IN DETAIL.

o IN
m tand banksr
CpnaLl Ienr lDnoHs LcIaNn c
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Conntrp Board.

CHOICE BOARDING. PLACE for adults In private fam-
L lily: half hour from =. =. Fine location. pleasant
rooms References required. K. Box 27. i242 Broad
DARTlES desiring delightful summer home IN large
J. Colonial house. the best y board and rooms. can
have further Information by addressing NJ. II. SMITH,
IIg South-st Mldd.etoEn, Orange County, y. Y.
DVERTISENFNTS and subscriptions FOR The Trihuns
n received al their Uptown Office. No l2i2 Broadway.
% door north OF 3lstst until o'clock D. m ADVERTISE
rnants received the following branch offices az regular
Office rates until O'Clock p. viz; 20 sth-ave .
cor 2Sd '52 6th-ave. cor i2th-s'. Mays oth-aVs-
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CRIPPLE GREEK.

AZ EXCELLENT ISVEsrMENT.-Fve boh'r mari
n 81 600 each IS o10i paying ~. secured % snd
gase occupied nal estate bafs o. haf az estate
hsSked hy paving business will be sold to cos< ten
AZ par and accrued Interest Tweny-year oo nos is
years 20 nun. Address EXECUTOR j. o. Don 49,
H. Y Postofnce. ~. Y.
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po,,s exchange on London. Is francs

- paris exchange on london, % francs
= s aas a British for ' ss'.s
slosed N .Do.h rentes. 1Ol francs s. centmes
noun, a. in London. ssh.
spanish ~ YER MARKBT,-Bar silver $3.50 Mexi-
THE So dollars. i7lac Bar silver in London.
e 7.ld. ,,,,,,.N In Madrid 1910: Lisbon. a:
eoL Avres. 1850; Rome. 80.
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THE WEEKS BANK CHANGES.

Surplus ..... ST.. $50 Sl5,Ols s25 Dec. s45so25
The Clearing House statement for yesterday was
I" follows Exchanges. S2ss.5% N2 balances N407s-
a. For the week. Exchanges. 81. 553 go 6n. bal
tnees. S737395s against exchanges last week Of
N2S8slsl and balances OF s6095.6Si
The following are the changes for the CORE
spaaing weeks OF the three preceding years: 1895
Loans decreased IS OG7 900 cash decreased S37s4-
90 deposits decreased sl2 800 900 and surplus re-
.sTs decreased 1854 325. 1s97-Loans decreased
&9l0 cash decreased 81 324. 900 deposits de-
creased $500 900 and surplus reserve decreased
Ais525 1s06-Loans increased 1887 500 cash in
erased 81 264 300 deposits increased 81 $50 700 and
surplus reserve increased S92j. 30
he following table shows the bank holdings on
ne respective dates.
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BANKING HOUSE
HA|CHT & FREESE,
NEW YORK. 80 BROADWAY.
Philadelphia. 9. ". Cor Fourth & Walnut ST.
Boston, S. State Street.
CONNECTED Ply PRIVATE WIRES

Execute orders in STOCKS. BONDS. GRAIN. COTTON
and PROVISIONS on the New York. Philadelphia. Boston
and Chicago Grain and Stock Exchanges
be carried margin Of 20 cent At moderate
rates n.eres: l-15 commission Interest allowed
on margins and deposits subject check sight
Write or call for our 400 PAGE SECURITY MAN
UAI." giving latest records OF prices and statistics
date Conceded by Banks. Exchanges the Press and
boards Of Trade throughout the country 10 be the
stascay reliable publication issued
by any Banking House Gives range Of prices OF Stocks
Wheat and thirty years latest financial
reports statements Of earnings. sc. 81 all railroad and
Industrial corpora whose shares listed on all the
principal Exchanges thereby enabling Investors 10 operate
their Judgment based facts 70 be found In the
Manual which invaluable 20 business men generally
enables any keeping the principal
intact and making Il pay income.
We are pleased present II free upon mailed or per
sonal application well designate stocks which In ou-
judgment VIII make the decided advances
Twenty years experience largest clientele most COM
nodous Offices. best brokerage service
Branch Onlce. 1872 Broadway, ~ " near 26h St
A STOCK, GRAIN and COTTON LETTER issued daily
and SENT FREE request.
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BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by n. I. Day Co. No. hrosi-'')
" ,..., 40 .sv Yesterday. To day.
1cateIndy. eff
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Bankers posted rates were

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-New-O Orleans 49, Com
neIcial. 25c discount, bank 81 premium San Fran
dsco-sght, f5c; telegraph. l75c Cincinnati--Over
The counter. SOC premium; between banks, par and
sc discount. Savannah-Buying. Lice discount;
selling, '5c per s. 900 premium Charleston-Buy-
ing par; selling. sc premium. Boston-10G16 7-1sc
discount 81. Louis l0c discount Chcago-5Oc dis
count
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slDE SECURITIES. Market Irregular anu
sp,. active. Standard oil closed al flu,o
p,or.. hni4 Friday. Last prices OF ,ne olns'
"'nsnt issues were: Otis Eleyating, SouSe' pre-
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The following shows the relation between the
Niai reserve and the total deposits on the respec
I've dates
April 10 ~. Apt .. '9S April s. 90
Tte ..... SS5 SsS 400 kl4297TOOO xl75 800
Ssal-srters .. iOl $50 500 80 51s 700 81 6O7. BOO
1oal reserve ssI699 200 1902 495 100 s23s 100 900
h'ssve required
afsns' posi's i4i 479l,O lG7 40 225 1913 74l l75
srplus - SIC 17oO5o s35 o36 AS s15Ois So
"NsntsRe ........ 331 302 81
lONNOLIDATED EXCH4NGE SALES.
STOCKS
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-14

street az 4 rapid pace They turned
to the right at Goyne's store, bringing
up against a telegraph pole and the
store porch. Some of the furniture was
broken and the wagon badly damaged
The horses escaped injury.
Corporal n. r. Dikemau. of Company
II, did not return home with his reg
iment, but will spend a couple of weeks
sightseeing an Florida before return
ing.
The borough council will meet this
evening to close up the business left
over from last meeting night.
Mrs +. w. Day of Wilkes Barre. who
has been visiting at Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Barber's, returned hcme yester-
day.
Mrs. W. j. Broad is i'll at her home on
Prospect street
a rev photograph gallery is holding
forth in the Peck building on Main
street.
In times oc peace and riot Chief Of
Police y. l.. Craig has always been
found on hand with plenty of nerve
to back him up in his work. His re-
cent exploit with armed burglars has
proved that he is n man of pluck.
When Burgess Williams makes his ap-
pointments he will do well to continue
Mr.. Craig as chief.
A regular meeting of the Wilson fire
company will be held At their rooms
tins evening. All members are request
ed to be present. A test of the new
smoke protector will he made.
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TUNKHANNoCK.

Owing to there being but little ses-
sions business for the consideration OF
the court at April term President Judge
Durham, at the suggestion of the bar,
has made the following order regard
ing the business of the court at that
term: I'm the court Of common pleas,
Of Wyoming county: And now, March
10, 1899, it having been represented to
us that the business of court for April
term, 1899, of said county of Wyoming
was not sufficient to justify the hold
ing of two weeks court the order OF
court heretofore made for the summon
ing of thirty-six traverse or petit jur-
ors for the second week of said torn
or the week beginning April u, 1896
is hereby rescinded, and if the jurors
have been summoned for that week the
sheriff is authorized and directed 20
notify them not to appear. All sub
poenaS in the court of common pleas
for April term next TO be returnable
April IL, 1899, at o'clock p. m. r.. VI.
Durham, p. j." The above order will
dispense with one jury and the cOnsa-
quent costs TO the county.
Hon. A. II. Squier is up from Harris.
burg to spend the Sunday with his
family, He returns on Monday.
Henry Squier Of West Nicholson,
was in town on Saturday.
Miss Eleanor Little, Il. Y. Mentzer
and II. o, Harding went before the
examining committee Of the Wyoming
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FACToRYVILLE.

The W, c. T. U. will hold member
ship social this afternoon at o'clock.
Every member is requested to bring a
friend.
Mrs. James b. Smith, assisted by
Mrs. Rufus Lindley, Mrs f. w. Cap
well, Mrs. G. A. Slsk and Mrs. George
Evans, will serve ten cent supper in
the lecture room of the NJ. Il. church
Wednesday afternoon, from to 7
o'clock for the benefit of the Ladies'
Aid society. The ladies are invited to
como early and bring thimbes.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. r. Gardner, who
have resided at Nicholson the past WIN
ter, have moved back to the farm Of
Mr.. d. d. Gardner.
The funeral of the late Mrs, Sarah
Goodwin will be held at the residence
of her daughter, Mrs. Lydia Rought.
today at 2 o'clock. Mr.. Goodwin was
very near 90 years old and had been q.
member Of the church for over fifty
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leadbeater who have
been spending some time with rela-
tives i'm this vicinity, left yesterday
for their home in New London, Conn.
Mrs. Fhrgood and daughter, of Dun
more, spent Sunday with relatives in
town.
Miss Deltha Carr leaves today for
Philadelphia to purchase her spring
stock of millinery goods.
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FOREST CITY.

There will be no work i'm the Hillside
company's Forest City Colliery today
Mrs. BENJAMIN Jeffrey, who died in
Scranton, Saturday night. was well
known in Forest City. having grown
from a child to womanhOod here. She
was formerly Miss May Watkins, and
her mother Mrs. r. @. watkins, and
three brothers. william. Thomas and
Hiram, still reside here Her father,
Mr. 7. G.. Watkins, is at present in the
west. The news of her death came as
severe shock to the many friends in
Forest City who had known her almost
from infancy.
A farewell party was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. william G. Rey-
nolds. on Main street, Friday evening,
in honor Of Miss Minnie Foster. of Ster-
ling, Wayne county, who has been n
student at the Forest City graded
school during the autumn and winter
terms. Those present were: Carbon
dale-Charles Bone, Bert Lindsay, Wal
ter Hawkins and Ernest BiXby; Rich
mondale-Garfield and Mcclellan An
derson; Vandling--William Evans and
Robert Roberts; Forest City-Misses
Erna Mack, Myrtle Martin, Martha
GriiIiths, Stella Stephens, Lillian Gill
christ, Mamie Cawley, Kate Scully,
Sadie Hullah, Grace Menhennett, Let
tie Brown, Ethel and Josie Alexander,
Josie Martin, Lillian Hoggart, and
Frank Brown, Frank HOman, Frank
DarrOw. Earl Pentecost, Irving Pente-
cost, John Lang, Ray Alexander, w. j.
Mclaughlin, William Jones, Herbert
Reynolds and Albert Buckleu; Lake
Como--Mss Flora Gilchrist. Refresh
ments We're served and a very pleas
ant evening was spent by the young
people before bidding adieu to their
friend and sChoolmate.
Enterprise Hose company at it's last
meeting decided to purchase a drop
harness that will cost 1925. The COM
pany has also under consideration the
purchase of a hook and ladder truck,
and a committee consisting of II. p.
Johns, w. d. Owens and Michael
KrantZ will go to Cortland. n. Y, next
week to look at truck that is for sale
in that town, with the intention of buy
Ing it if they find that it is what it is
represented to be. The company Is de-
termined that if plenty of energy and
good tire-fghting apparatus can keep
Forest City property from destruction,
ii shall be done
1t is said that local insurance agents
are refusing to renew policies on the
nil or to issue new ones. The poor
water pressure and consequent lack Of
protection against fire has led to the
step.
a dancing class is to be organized
here Friday evening, in Maennerchor
hall Instructor Collins, of Carbondale,
will have charge
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JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.


The news Of the resignation of Inside
Foreman Tennis, OF the Delaware and
Hudson coliery, which is to take place
on April /, was considerably comment
ed upon yesterday. Mr.. Tennis has
been foreman of the colliery for nearly
eighteen years and many expressions
of regert have been heard from the men
al his resignation. Mr.. Thomas Evans,
of Moosc, who is to succeed him, was
here at the colliery yesterday and COM
menced his duties. He Is known here
by several people and is very highly
spoken of.
Postmaster-elect Griffiths reached
home on Saturday and has since been
receiving the congratulations of his
friends. He was yesterday engaged in
getting his bonds in shape preparatory
to receiving his commission.
BARLEY Mullen and Frank X. Gill
were yesterday appointed overseers of
the poor to succeed Henry Sobey ana
Michael Muldoon.
Mrs. NJ. Bray, of Berlin Centre, Wayne
county, who was for many years a resi-
dent of this borough, will on the 3Oth
dispose of her stock and farming uten-
sils and will afterwards reside here
with her daughter Mrs. Theodore Spet-
tigue, of Cemetery street.
a ten-months- sold child of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Shager, of Fourth street,
who has been i'll for several months
past, died yesterday morning The
funeral win he held on Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Henwood. of Dunmore. who for
the past three weeks has been visiting
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Rich, returned home on Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Posten, of the First Baptist
church, will give a stereopticon lecture
in the Carbondale Baptist church this
evening.
The friends of Mr.. Thomas Rich will
be glad to hear that there has been a
marked Improvement in his condition
lately. He is able to take some nour.
ishment and has consequently gained
in strength.
Nicholas Bennett, Alfred Walkey
Ofie Bengough, Thomas Nichols, Willie
Parks, George Ditmore were among
those who went down to the city yes.
terday to help receive the Thirteenth
regiment.
Miss Hill, Of Hazleton, who has beer
the guest of Miss Bessie Freas. of MAR
street, has returned home.
The Hillside Coal company will pay
tomorrow
Miss Mary Spcttigue, OF Cemetery
/ street, is confined to her home will
! sickness.
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TAYLOR NEWS.
Soldier Boys Welcomed Home.
Production of Merry Milk Maids"
Other Events and Personal News.

The welcome rendered Taylor sol
diers. members of Company b, Thir-
teenth regiment, on their return from
Camp Mackenzie yesterday by several
hundred people, was hearty beyond
expression and Taylor has not in many
years had an occasion when such a
genuine happiness was exhibited. The
boys are all looking well and are in
perfect health.
The Excelsior Social club. composed
of the young men from this town and
Minooka. will conduct an entertain
ment and social in Wcber's rink on
Wednesday evening, March 1G The
committee has selected an excellent
programme, as follows: Instrumental
selection, Frank shine; comic song,
Thomas Walsh; buck dance, Lynch sui
livan; duet, Dufivan sisters: solo. Miss
Jane Jones; Irish comedian, Thomas
COyne; solo, Agnes Coyne; whistling
solo, Prof. w. J. Gaul; solo, Miss Nellie
oCok; duet, Nicholas and GritRtns:
buck dance, Anthony Tuffey; solo, Will
liam McDonouGh, solo, John r. Jones;
comic song, William anels: whistling
solo, Prof. W. J. Gaul.
Rev. II. II. Harris, Ph. d, of this
place, preached a sermon at Parsons
on Sunday
Rev. =. r. Foster occupied the pulpit
in the Presbyterian church on Sunday
evening.
The production Of the merry Milk
Maids" last evening in Wcber's rink
was we'll patronzed. The performance
reflects much credit To the director,
Prof David T.. Jones. Too much
praise cannot be accorded each char
aCter All acted their parts well. The
singing was especially pleasing. The
operetta will be repeated this evening.
Admission twenty-five cents.
Mr., John Il. Evans, Of Main street.
left for New York city on business
yesterday
The coming social and supper of the
Ladies Branch, No. 4i2 c. NJ Il. A.,
which is to be held on Easter Monday
and Tuesday evening at Weber's rink,
promises TO excel anything Of its kind
held here for some time. The date is
April and 4.
Mr.. William Fox, Of Taylor street,
spent the Sabbath with friends i'm Pitts
ton.
The funeral of the late Robert Moore,
Sr., will occur tomorrow morning at
9 O'Clock. A high mass OF requiem will
be Celebated at the Catholic church,
of this place. Funeral Director George
Timlin has charge Of the remains
Mrs. John Hodges, Of Washington
street, is slowly recovering from her
recent sickness
ribbon social will be held this even
inc under the auspices of the Chris
tian EndeaYor society Of the Welsh
congregational church. Faggot's, cake
and ice cream will be the menu. All
are invited
Lackawanna Lodge, 60. IlS, American
Protestant association, win meet this
evening in Reese's han.
Miss Lizzie Brundage has returned
home from Peckyille, after visiting
friends
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DATES FOR INSTALLATIONS.

District Deputy Grand Patriarch G..
w Hughes with his staff of grand
officers will begin on Thursday even"
ing of This week to install the Office! 5
of the enCampments in this district
which comprises the whole of LaCli1-
wanna county. The dates are as fol-
lows: Thursday, March 1G, Clark =
Green; Friday, March Il, CarDpmdalc;
Monday, March 20, Scranton; Tues
day March II, Hyde Park AMI ProVi-
dence; Monday. March p, scranton;
Monday, April 10, Jermyn. This is the
annual installation and will be the an
nual installation and will be Cf great
interest to the members in this branch
Of the Independent Order of odd Eel
lows.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

John Lewis sustained a broken leg
while at work in the Wilson Gre k
mines yesterday afternoon. II" was
conveyed to his home at Simpson m
the Delaware and Hudson amhulan 90.
Miss Della Bagley, of Canaan street,
is again dangerously i'll.
Ernest Kiser, Of Scranton, spent sun
day with his aunt Mrs. NJ. Arnold, Of
Belmont street.
George Norris is suffering with
quinsy.
Martin Hellstrom has returned from
New York.
Mrs. Frank Morgan is visiting Scran-
ton friends.
William Carter. Jr.. who narrowly
escaped death from typhoid pneumonia,
is convalesCent
Roy Amerman has returned from a
visit at Hawlcy.
Miss Myrtle Blackwell has returned.
The Bicycle club viii hold its regu-
lar monthly meeting tonight. Rusi-
ness of considerable importance is to
be transacted.
Two handsome passenger coaches
Nos. 60 and 81. are being built at the
Delaware and Hudson car ships in this
city for service on the Pennsylvania
division.
Clerk ReXford Smith. of II. T.. Mays
Lincoln avenue meat market.let cleav-
er slip yesterday while cutting meat
and clipped off two fingers of the left
hand.
NJ. p. Lathropc has been appointed
an assistant superintendent Of the
First Presbyterian Sunday school.