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The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26

FRANKFORT. Ky. Nov. 25.-The Court
OF Appeals to-day clinched Taylor's right
10 llsl Nelson County votes. The court.
al the Judges concurring. refused 10 dis
solve the injunction. as was asked for by
Goebeis attorneys. The votes in contro-
versy were certified for 'W. p" instead
OF wv. s" Taylor. Judge Jones OF Mason
County ordered the votes counted for ".
{. Taylor and this order is affirmed.
The Democratic leaders now assert that
Goebel Will not contest before the I.egfs-
lature II he is not given the certificate OF
election By the board. which conyenes
here on Saturday. Taylors manage-s are
dubious on this point, as the statement
that be would contest has not been denied
BY Goebel himself
Yesterday was the last day under which
contests could be filed against the Re
publican members-elect 10 the Legislature
and the fact that about ten contests were
nted against members. seven against the
House and three against the Senate. is
regarded as Indicating that the Demo-
Gratis are doing this as a precautionary
measure 70 secure SAFE majority IN both
houses in the event that a contest Is de-
termined on.
Senator Goebel was reinforced TODAY
BY the arrival OF nearly all the candidates
on his ticket, Chairman Smith OF the
State Central Committee and others who
viii be here until the fight ends Infor-
nation here Is that several thousand per
sons from OUT II the state Will be here
al the meeting Of the election board
Governor Bradley stil maintains a guard
AZ the State arsenal and IL is said the
war department was never SO fully
equipped with shooting material The
Governor himself absolutely refuses 10
disclose his position, but the movements
OF Adiutant General Collier are supposed
10 be under HIS direction. This strongly
indicates that he is preparing 10 take
some kind OF vigorous action and the
prospects FOR trouble seem 10 be growing
as the day of final settlement approaches.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26
ATTORNEY SUTHERLAND
Welded IN THE SOUTH
His Bride, Miss Helen Mcmillan, Was
a San Diego Society
palIa

SAN DIEGO. Nov. 25-williarn Angus
sutherland, a popular young attorney OF
San Francisco. was married in this city
to-day 10 Miss Helen Mcmillan. a we'll
known society belle. who has lived here
Tor the greater part OF her life. The cere-
mony took place at All Saints Episcopal I
Church, on University Heights. only Inc
relatives and immediate friends being
present The young couple left by the
steamer Santa Rosa this evening for the
north. and after visiting prominent resorts
Will make their home in San Francisco
They first became acquainted at Stan
ford University, Mr.. Sutherland being a
member OF the class OF 'sS and the bride
OF the class OF SO. They are both among
the most popular graduates OF the univer-
sity and a reception Will be rendered them
there in day or So also at Oakland
which has heretofore been the groom 5
home.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26
child Kicked braH Horse.

OAKLAND, nov. 25-The three-year-
ole san 0f ia s. Harrison. travelling pas
eerrer and .ght agent Of the Burling-
t0r route. was seriously kicked by the
f.mlly horse this afternoon. The child
WAS playing n the yard az the rear OF the
Harrison residence. l056 Kirkham street.
where The horse was grazing and u IS
supposed tLat The little one came too
close 90 the horses hind hoofs, one q
which iu being raised struck the child
tlu ir The face. The infant was carried
trrO thc house unconscious and Dr.. San
born was summoned The physician found
tnat the nose was broken. but what other
injuries were sustained is not as yet
known.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26
SCHOONER SINKS
IN CARLOS BAY
Narrow Escape of Cap-
tain and Crew.
Special Dispatch to III. Gail.

SANTA BARBARA. Nov. 25-Tbe
schooner Santa Rosa was swallowe,. IN
by the sea in Carlos harbor. San Miguel
Island. at o'clock yesterday morning
In bowling southeaster. The vessel an
chored IN the harbor late Tuesday after
noon. and during this same night a heavy
storm came up and the sea was bresl,ire,
so across the mouth OF the harbor that II
was found impossible 10 up anchor
and make for the open sea All anchors
were thrown out and the vessel pulled at
them furiously for two days, when the
storm Quieted and the harbor smoothed
down. Thursday night II arose even more
terrible than on the previous days and ali
tnat night the captain and his men. half
the time under water. fought the sea ex
pecting everv moment TO be swallowed m
her over
She dragged her anchor TO within a hun
dred yards Of the famous sunken rocks
which were thrown UP by an earthouaIxe
some years ago. and the anchor got fo1II
The keuge anchor was thrown and an at
tempt made 10 haul her about, bur the
chaln parted and the vessel and her crew
were at the mercy Of the furious sea
The vessel could not be controlled. and
each wave carried IL with tremendous
force toward the sunlen rocks A greaf
wave broke amidships. and the men
jumped into the lifeboat No sooner had
iney done so than they saw q great waye
completely swallow up the Santa Rosa
and she was never seen again. The men
who had nothing TO eat for twenty-four
hours, rowed out into the rough channel
and were picked up fifteen hours later by-
passing steamer. which brought them
into port.
The Santa Rosa was the largest vess.I
IN the channel and had been used by the
santa Rosa Island Company since is7e
Tor island business. She was valued AT
several thousand dollars and carried
no insurance. Captain Burtis IS in a
very dangerous condition. having been ex-
posed without food for so many hours
Ihe heaviest sea in twenty-five years Is
reported by local seamen.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26
Mr.. M0RINE IS
ASKED TO RESIGN

ST. JOHNS. N. f. Nov. Ex-Governor
McCallum to-day called upon Mr.. Morine.
Minister OF Fisheries. to resign from the
Winter Cabinet. Premier Winter having
demanded his resignation. alleging that
internal differences existed. Mr.. Morine
had previously declined to resign on the
Premier's demand. claiming that II was
unjust.
The Governor explained that Mr. Winter
was responsible for the request and eX-
pressed his personal regret. while thank
ing Mr. Morine for his valuable services
Mr.. Dave, a Minister without port
folio, resigns also as protest against Mr..
Morine's treatment Messrs. Robinson.
Shea. Carty and Pitts support Premier
Winter.
The Government party in the Legisla-
ture Is divided. some supporting the re-
mier and others Mr Morine.
The Ministry will certainly be defeated
when II meets on Thursday. Great politi-
cal excitement prevails.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26

ST. SAN JOSE. Cal. Nov. q. 1899.
want 10 add my testimony 10 your COL 4
the value OF your Electric Belt. II cured /
have since found il a good thing for |
mas any trouble about his kidneys or 4
invigorator OF great power. and beats |
known here and IN Kansas, where /
a know your Belt 10 be ali you rep
JOHN 3. CAREY.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26
Fruit Sales Heavy.

magnitude OF the fruit industry in the
Vacaville district may be inferred from
the fact that $500 900 has been paid 10 the
growers through the Bank of Vacaville
This amount has been almost entirely
through checks for green fruit sold in the
Eastern markets. II does not represent
the cash transactions or many sales in
which payments are not made through
the local banks.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26

Etse-lCw1 Robes.
with Iar-e gtrdles. |
made rf the best quail
.tr a.l-w--l flannel. eN-
t~a width ard length.
turnover collar. rttei
back. seams nicely
etItched. "a shades ~
mink blue, carilral
ana gray. Special az
SB.a5 each.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26
Woodland Creamery.

WOODLAND. Nov. 25.-At a meeting of
the stockholders Of the Woodland Cream
cry held to-day the old board OF directors
was Reelected. The secretary's report
shows that the Affairs Of the corporation
aIe IN a very nourishing condition There
Is no Industry ia the county more bene-
hcial 10 the community than the cream
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26

70 you tt gives ELECTRICITY tat makes you feel new lie I'm
your veins the first time you it.
My Belt cures all pain and weakness in from 90 to
20 days Write to-day for my beautifully illustrated
oo-page book full OF happy tdngS for weak men Send
it closely mailed free.
700 Market ST.. Corner KeaPny, San Francisco and
o~ Burdik Block Corner Spring and Second Streets
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26
Teachers Gathering.

WOODLAND. Nov. 2S.-The Teachers.
Institute viii convene IN Woodland on
Monday. and the teachers are already be-
ginning 10 assemble. State Superintend-
ent Kirk and other able educators have
been chosen as lecturers and instructors.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26
Gambling Law Inoperattve.

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov 25.-Late this
evening Judge Pond granted the motion
OF Mayor Gray's counsel to quash the writ
OF mandamus TO compel the Mayor TO en-
force the law in this city against gam
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26
GOEBEL BEATEN
IN THE COURTS
Decision That Will Seat
Taylor.
Special Dispatch % N. can.
+++++++ %+++++& = I

y y y y y y p y = =
LOUISVILLE. Ky. Nov. 25.-The (
Commercial tomorrow viii say: Z
Governor Bradley to-day received I
a letter threatening him with as I
sassination. The letter which was I
addressed simply William O. 4
Bradley" was mailed al Frank 4
fort. Il reads: !
Governor William o. Bradley: I
Your resignation IS requested i'm =
mediately. II not We will murder I
you. FOES" 4
Below this was drawn a rude rep 4
resentauon OF a skull and cross 4
bones, and underneath that three 4
crossmarks. The handwriting was 4
evidently disguised. There was not I
misspelled word IN the letter. Z
The letter is believed TO be the 4
work OF q crank. =
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26

bling. The attorney set forth nine reasons
in support OF his motion. most OF them
technical, the chief one being that were
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26

the writ 20 issue IL would be nugato-y.
not being susceptible Of enforcement by
the court.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-20

Heary. Mrs. VI. T. Daniels, Mrs u.
Cadwgan Mrs. Charles Bush, Mrs. NJ. l..
Tyler Mrs II. a. Beeby, Mrs. j. @. Sea-
mans, Mrs. j. l.. Dewitt, Mrs. Catherine
Brutzman, Mrs. W. l.. Fernwold Mrs.
Thomas Grifith, Mrs. f. J. Mcdonald,
Mrs. Frank lanaway. Mrs. T.. NJ. Down
Ing Mrs. n. Halstead, Mrs. W. A. Muir
ply Mrs. Ed Mahon, Miss Clara r..
Hughes.
Mrs. j. W. Snow, Mrs. j. A. Lees, Mrs.
John letter Mrs. w. y. Henry, Mrs. NJ.
Laggart, Mrs. II. a. Kirwan Mrs. W. A.
Mcconnell. Mr.. Martin Joyce, Mrs Will.
lam Moore, Mrs Peter Lipowitz, Mrs.
NJ. W. Gilboy. Mrs. C.. III Miller. Mrs.
\. NJ. Decker, Mrs. f. L. Alexander, Mrs.
+. W. Fleitz Mrs. w. A. Avery, Mrs.
Pcttigrcw, Mrs. O. y. Wright, Mrs. 5.
Rought, Mrs. McCawley, Mrs. Knittle,
Mrs. j. Scott lnglis, A. b. stevens, Mrs.
Mary Moore, Mrs. william NJ. Malple,
Mrs. l.. NJ. Fine, John salmon, Mrs. j.
w. Baily, Miss Susie Underwood. Mrs.
George l.. Brcck. Mrs. j. \. Van Horn,
Mrs. NJ. A. Haag. Mrs. w. Seibeckor,
Mrs. c. W. Fettick. u friend, Mrs. j.
Trcthaway, Mrs. A. b. Jockey. Mrs. f.
Hale; Mrs. Il. +. Melvin, Mrs. Mary Con-
nell. Mrs. Mary O'Donnell.
Mrs. r. a. Colony. Mrs. w Emery, Mrs.
J.. McCaflrcy, Mrs, j. ID. Finch Mrs. IL.
Smith, Mrs. Il. Shlffor, Mrs j. ]. Healoy,
Mrs. Jacob Faust, Mrs. Joseph F>rederici
Mrs. c. j. Mcdonald. Mrs. T.. G.. Abrams,
! Mrs. ]. g. Foster, Mrs. w. W. LaBar
Miss Lillian Hagen. friend Mrs. W. w.
Rcighard, Mrs. +. Mowry, Mrs. W. Ecss.
Ter, Mrs. n. Is. Ashley Mrs. John Neat
| Mrs. John Rickctt. Mrs. Thomas IL. VIII.
| lans, Mrs. r. r. Griffith, Mrs. W. g. Da.
| Wis Mrs. w Rumbold Mrs. l.. I. VIII.
! iams, Mrs. D. Nichols, Mrs. Benson NJ
| Davis, Mrs. 5. II. Moftitt, Mrs. }. H.
| STEELE Mrs. G. W. Fulton. Miss II. Brown
| T.. y. & J. j. Clark, Mrs. Ella Il. Stro
| hecker, Mrs. Il. w. Olmstcad. Mrs. G. G
| 1'ripp, Mrs w T.. Alvord, a friend. Mrs
| ID. McShane, Mrs. j. G. Hawthorne. Mrs
/ T.. T.. AfiliCk. Mrs. r. r. Hobbs, Mrs. T.
! l.. Hitchcock, Mrs. \. BrdgCn, Mrs. T. II
J Staples, Mrs NJ. G. Casey, Mrs. j. G. Dl
! BOiS.
Mrs. William l<aufhold Mrs William
! Bright, 1907 Washington avenue, Mrs
! Thomas Phillips, Mrs. j. J. Todd, Mrs
Eleanor Clemons. a friend, Mrs G.. T.
| Reynolds, Mrs w. T.. pumey. Mrs. j. G.
| Highritcr. Mrs. NJ. Greenwood. Mrs. Chas
| Schultz Mrs. Henry ostenbadcr. Mrs
! Michael Gerrlty Mrs. Hurlcck. Mrs. Jas
! McGinnis, Mrs. Jacob Ruppenthal. Mrs
ID. r. Robinson, Mrs :. Rodgers, Mrs
7. r. James Mrs. w. Il. Williams. Mrs
John Morris, ST., Mrs. Il. l.. Lewis, Mrs
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-20
NO CHOICE WAS MADE.
Republican Caucus to Select a City
Solicitor Candidate.

\ caucus II the Republican MEM
bers of the coming councils was held
in the Williams building saturday night
to select q candidate for city solicitor.
Only fourteen of the twentv-three
members We're in attendance. No ac-
lion was taken because of the meagre
attendance.
Adjournment was made until Tues
day, April 4, the day after reorganiza-
ton. a. A. NosburG and NJ. w. Lowry
are the Republican candidates. NJ A.
mckinley, the present incumbent, will
b. the Democratic choice.
The joint convention of councils to
elect a city solicitor is set for Monday,
Anril 10. There is some talk to the ef-
feet that Mr.. Mckinley will contend
that his term does not expire until May.
1929, because he was not elected until
July, 1897, and the law says his term
shall end two years from the first
Monday in May succeeding his election.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-20
HgaHkMsSsR !-sc-az1TE@
DIED.

BRUGMAN.-In Sierri. Aiadrc, California,
March IL, 1899, William +. Brugman.
DlMLER.--In Scranton, March ~, 1899,
Henry Dmler, 81 years of age, at the
residence, corner Taylor avenue and
Vine street, Funeral Wednesday after
noon at o'clock. Interment at the
Forest Hill cemetery.
MAHON.-At Lake Winoa. March L.
1890 Alfred Mahon 90 years of age. Fu.
neral this afternoon at / o'clock from
the residence.
SCHULER.-In Scranton, March 10, 1899
Mrs. Emma Schuler, wife OF Philip
Schuler A. years of age, at the resi-
dencc. 1885 North Washington avenue.
Funeral tomorrow afternoon al p. m.
SlGLIN.--m West Scranton, March l9,
1890, Sarah Siglin, aged 20 years, at the
residence of Edward Hulford, 9O9 Loner-
gan court. Funeral announcement later.
STETTER,-In West Scranton. March 10,
1929, Frank StcttGT, aged SO years, at
his residence on Moth Main avenue.
Funeral Cprivate) Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock. Interment viii be made
in Forest Hill cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-20
SERMON OF REV. JAS. HUGHES.
Delivered in the Second Presbyterian
Church Yesterday Morning.

Rev. James Hughes occupied the
pulpit of the Second Presbyterian
church Sunday morning. in the absence
of the pastor. Rev. DIR. {. l.. Robinson.
who has been i'll ir New York. DR..
Hughes preached an interesting and
brilliant sermon which was heard by u
large congregation notwithstanding the
disapTrcabl" weather. The text was
from Romans. Wis, "But the gift Of
God is eternal life through Jesus Christ
our Lord"
The subjeC1 matter was divided un-
der three heads, the filst of which was
the Gift" The speaker emphasized
the central thought of this wonderful
treasure by many illustrations among
which he spoke of the rich woman who
enVied her poor neiEhbOr the vast
richness of her possession in the pea ce
of soul which had been bestowed upon
her She went to the pOur woman ana
besought a revelation of the secret with
thus sustained her and received the
admOnitiOn to go home and pray. Fol-
lowing this the rich woman retired to
her closet ana attempted to prav but
fell into SWOun in which she found
herself falling down il fashionable
depths, but caught fast to a slender
tWig and heard the Lords voice tell
ing her to let go and trust to his saving
power. As soon as she let go that tWig
of self she awakened to find herself
safe in the peace she had coveted.
Thc second thought brought out was
regarding eternal life. The awful i'm
munsity of the term was graphically
described. \ drop taken from tho
ocean once IN a hundred years until the
last was removed would still rot meas
urG its limit # time. rake a star from
the armament at intervals of one thOus-
ana years until the last star was eX-
tinSuishcd and still eternal life would
go on. The "Olcmnity and breadth o'
the subject Werc Illustrated at length.
The potency of God in this great gift
was emphasized. As in the valley of
dry bones when the prophet saw them
come together bone To bone, bChCld the
clothing Of sineWs ana flesh with the
skin above and yet was there no breath
in them until upon the wind came the
breath of Almighty God and they stood
| upon their feet an exceeding great
| army: so until God himself sends the
| gift of eternal life must man be dead
| in his sins. The speaker at this point
| remarked that President Mckinley was
| willing and anxious to do everything
! for his country but ne could not give
the people life. Patriotism cannot give
it, nothing but God can do this
The final though was the medium
Jesus Christ through whom the gift
must come to man, through whom the
lntercessor Of the world. the prayers
| of man must ascend to God.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-20
UNKNOWN MAN KILLED.
Run Down by Freight Train at
olyphant.

An unknown man. supposed to be n
Polarder. was killed on the Delaware
ard Hudson road at Olyphant yester-
day at noon.
He attempted to cross the tracks at
the depot in front OF the fast north
bound freight and was struck by the
engine and thrown beneath the wheels.
His head was crushed and both legs
were severed. He lived for half an
hour but was not conscious at any
time after being struck.
The remains are awaiting identifica-
tion at Swcarey's undertaking estab-
lishment. The man was about S5 years
of age and fairly well dressed. Moth
ing upon his person would aid in iden-
tifying him.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-20
FOR CARRIERS CONVENTION.
The Latest Contributors to That
Fund,

The following are the latest cuntribu-
tors to the fund for the convention Of
the National Association Of Letter Car
rers:
Mrs Or. NJ A Sheppard. Miss Anna
BainhHt, Mrs. Dr Suuppler, Mrs. Leah
Jones Mrs. G. \. Kcllow. Mrs Adam
Pfeiffer. Mrs. f. T.. Rietenauer. Mrs. J. r.
Jones. Mrs. J. A. Thomas Mrs Eugene
Morse. Mrs. Sebastian Diehl, Mrs. Joseph
AnsloY. jr Mrs John Fern, Mrs. job A..
Jones, Mrs. Harry Crabb, Mrs. Wcllcs,
Mrs. George II. Shires, Mrs. +. y. silk
man, Mrs. n. G. Putney. Miss Florence
Silkman, Mrs. Thomas Russell Mrs. John
4. Kennedy, Mrs Jacob SOntdg, Mrs. Mer.
ton Gilpin, Kline & McNaly, Mrs. Jacob
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-20
FREE PRESS CHANGES HANDS.
Local Stock Company Buys a Con-
trolling Interest.

The Sunday Free Press has gone
into the control Of "A local stock COM
pany Of which John w. Kirby, is
former business manager, and Pet r
Zurtieh, of the Dime bank, are the
leading members A portion of the in
terest formerly held by the Beamish
estate will be represented in the new
company by John l.. Beamish.
Richard j. Bcamish, who was pro-
prietor and editor, entirely sewers his
connection with the paper. He is con.
sidcring several offers from metropol-
itIn papers.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-20

have been afflicted with rheumatism
for fourteen years and nothing seemed
to give any relief. I was able To be
around all the time, but constantly
sdfferins. had tried everything
could hear of and at last was told to
try Chamberlains Pain Balm, which
I did, and was Immediately relieved
and in a short time cured. am happy
to say that il has not since returned.
Josh. Edgar Germantown, Cal. For
sale by all druggists. Matthews Bros.
wholesale and retail agents. q"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-20

\. f.. Hopkins. Mrs. David Cossrove.
Mrs. W. n. Whitney, Mrs. Martin Taeue.
Mrs. William McGrath. Mrs. II. II. Nc
Donough. Mrs. William Foley, Mrs. Dora
Wirth, Mrs. Charles SCull Mrs. j. NJ.
Vail. Mrs. Aaron Powell. Mrs. Joseph
Goss. Mrs, T.. III. Evans, Mrs. q. 4. Nir-
lin
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-20
HELD QUARTERLY
CONFERENCE HERE
MEETING OF WELSH c. M. PRES
BYTERY.

Opened Saturday in the Welsh CAL
whistle Methodist Church on South
Main Avenue - Closing Session
Was Held Last Night-Rev. Will
liam jenkins, of Wilkes-B Barre,
Preached the Sermon Last Night
And Rev. DR.. Mcleod Spoke in the
Afternoon-Those Who Attended.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-20
CMlMaEtaM.
Mllar 6 Peck, 'S4 wyoming ."s Ing .lsvs. Avs"ue

Parties who saw the deceased Just
previous to the accident state that he
showed signs of intoNication. Coroner
Roberts win Investigate the matter this
morning. -
Steam Heating and Plumbing.
P.F, & NJ. Il. Howley ,23l wyoming ave-
Try Casey 4 Kelly's Book Beer; ita
/ the hest on tap.
/ Smoke The Pocono SC. Cigar.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-20

PAH-DANS.-Thc Delaware ana Hudson
company paid tho employees at cOllicrics
Nos. and Saturday AT Plymouth. This
completes this company's pays for the
month of February.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-20
MARRIED.

FRANKLIN-ROBBIN South SCran-
ton, March 10, 1888. Miss listella NJ.
Franklin to Warner j. Robbins, both
of East Benton, Pa, at the Cedar Ave-
nue. Methodist church parsonage. Rev.
F. l., DOtv CffiCiatcd
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-20
A Card.

We the undersigned do hereby agree
to refund the money on IO-Cunt bottle
of Greenes Warranted Syrup of Tar Ii Il
fails to cure your cough or cold. We also
guarantee "A 2-cent bottle to prove satis-
factory or money refunded. j. G.. Bone a.
Son. Dunmure, PA John p. Donuhuc
Scranton, Pa,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-20

TO PREPARE For PARADE.--Ihe
Nay Aug Hose company will hold a mct u
ing tomorrow night to make preparations
Tor the parade Thursday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-20

will be held tonight i'm the a. y. u. w.
hall. on Laokawauna avenue, for the pur-
pose of considering the demand made re-
Gently for n raise of wages. Every MEM
ber of both unions are requested to be
present.
IEPTASOpH RECEPTION. -- Elmer
Freeman. of Green Ridge, member Of
Green Ridge conclave, No. 199 Improved
order of Hoptasophs, will be rendered q
reception by the members Of the con-
clave AT the regular meeting tonight. Tho
occasion Is In honor Or Nit. F1eeman's
return from camp Mackenzie, Augusta,
Ga.
SERIOUSLY CHARGED. .-- william
Strumpf, n resident Of Little England,
was held In 500 bail by Alderman Howe
Saturday on a charge of criminally as
saulting Miss Philippine Bender. In de-
fault OF bail nc was committed to the
county Jail Strumpf is 32 years aud the
girl is only Il. The girls parents APP
peared as prosecutors.
CLEARING HOUSE EXCHANGES
The exchanges of the Scranton Clearing
House association for the week ending
March lS are as follows Monday, March
Is. Sli2 i3612; Tuesday. March "a. sll,WiH3;
Wednesday, March r.. Sll0.2S1.9l; Thurs
day. March 49, $l99 9GSS.Sl: Friday, March
Il, $3.50, SS0.2S; Saturday, March i> SILL
cC0. -: total Sl.O37,4aS>2.
MRS. PARFREN Is SISTENT.- -
Judge Gunster heard testimony Saturday
in a habcas corpus proceedings brought
by Mrs. T.. \, Parfrcy, OF Dunmorr for
the purpose of recovering the custody
of her son who is at present at th" Homo
for the Friendlo~s The officials claim
that Mrs. Parfrey H. an unht person Ia
care for the child. Court made no dtSpo-
sition of the ease.
LENTEN SERVICES. Father Hunt
ineton, superior of the order of the Holy
Cross, will come to this city next week
to conduct Lentcn services at St Luke 8
Episcopal church here, and st. Mark s
i'm DunmOre. Beginning mex Sunday two
services will he held each day. one AT
Il. m. and one at y. m. at ST. Marx s.
Father Huntington will speak at the mid
day service at St. LulSe'S.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-20

BOARD or TRADE.-Thc regular
monthly meeting of the Scranton board
of trade will be huld this evening at S
O'Clock sharp. The manufacturing com
mittee will report a Lew industry.