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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-07

what he finds to live on there is mys-
terv. The climate and scenery will suf-
flee for, a large degree OF satisfaction at
that solemn height, but stomachs. even
of mice and squirrels, are supposed to
require something more than a charm
Ing prospect. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-07

Charleston is suffering hard from the
effects of the floods in the Kanawha
and Elk rivers. 1t Is bad situation
which has been described and it is hoped
that the worst Is over The great dam
age to property and the suffering OF
those driven from their homes appeals
to the sympathy of the state. Other
points along the Ohio river below have
suffered more o. less from the freshets.
caused by the sudden thaws on the
tributaries that rise In the mountainous
regions, and. taken altogether. the lower
part of the valley is having q trying ex-
perience. Wheeling knows how to sym
pathize with these people. for she her
self is not unused to such experiences.
The news from up the river this morn
Ing does not indicate danger here, and
it is hoped that 1t will not be any
worse.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-07
GEO. W. JOHNSON'S SONS
1910 Main Street,
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

The STATE Of West Virginia,
OHIO County, SIS: ~
In the Circuit Court of Ohio Count,
west Virginia. March Rules, 1889.
Anna Maria Fremder VS.. Edward Frtn.
ders eNecutriS and others.-In Cha1.
The object Of this suit Is to have !
proper settlement OF tho accounts 0!
george Null. deceased, as executor OF e..
ward Fremder. and to have a decree Ia
favor OF the plaintiff for whatever she Is
entitled &c, under the will OF said Edward
Fremder, deceased. 20
and 1t appearing from an affidavit flsi
IN said cause, at these rules. that the DE-.
PENDANTS, Henrietta Albrecht and Adoph,
ALBRIGHT, her husband: Emile Eberlas
ana Henry EberlIng, her husband; EmEl
Albright. Theodore Albright. Louis Eos.',
!inG, Willie Ebcrlins. Anna Eberlirg. TN
Methodist Episcopal Orphan Asylum d.
Barea, Ohio. and Ballington Booth, ~
not residents OF the state Of West vi.
ginia, and they not having been served
with process In said suit. on meiIoa 9, /,
the complainant. by White & Allen. be.
attorneys. this order OF publication Is en-
tered against them, and It is ordered that
the said defendants. above named, be AM
are required to appear within one mona
after the date OF the first publication 0.
this order and do what Is necessary %
protect their interests. 1t Is further OF:
dered that this order be published and
posted as required by law.
Witness, c. II. HennIng. clerk Of on;
said court. at tho court house OF sall
county, this 9Th day OF March, 1879, te-we'
March Rules, 1899.
C. II. HENNING. CLERK.
Published the first time March i @a
Attest: C. II. HENNING. Clerk
Viii & Allen, Attorneys for Compla!T
ants nri.tu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-07
lrthc Bnhy Is Cutting Teeth.

Bc surc and use that old and wcll-tried
remedy. Mrs. WInslow's Soothing
syrup, for children tecthlng. It soothcs
Inc child. softens the gum. allays all
pain. cures wind collie and Is tho best
remedy Tor dlarrhoen. Twenty-Five
cents bottle. mw&f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-07
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR
Faith is the barometer Of The liver,


Faith is the barometer OF the liver.
Our bad qualities we always inherit,
the good ones we make ourselves.
The fshlest part OF the apple story
Is, that Eve did not make fool Of the
serpent.
1t Is as easy for q woman to discover
when q man loves her as 1t is for q cat
tolllke mice.
3 It's funny how every bride is sure no
other married woman felt like she
feels.
Lots of women find that the greatest
blessing that comes from marriage Is
wldowhood.
Either the man demands all and the
woman gets nothing, or the woman
yields all and the man gets nothing.
A woman is like nothing so much as
an ostrich when she wears a gown cut
way down In the back and thinks she is
dressed.
When woman marries a second
time 1t doesn't mean her first was sue
cessful; 1t means she Is q woman who
can't learn anything.
+ One reason so few girls get accepted
when they propose Is that the man is
worse scared than when he does the
proposing hlmself,-New York Press.
W..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-07
Boy and Girl Wnntrd.

Wanted-A boy that is manly and lust,
One that you feel you may honor and
trust -17l = -
Who cheerfully shoulders what life to him
brings, 81 -
Its sunshine and pleasure, or troublesome
Whose eye meets your own with no shadow
Of fear; ,Ts.S15.'
NO vile on the face thnt Is open and clear:
Straightforward in purpose and ready to
For "a bird in the hand is worth two in the
bush: :, : -
Who scornfully turns from something to
gain
II It bring TO another sorrow or pain;
Who Is willing to hold what Is right ever
And Is patient, unheedlns the scofr or the,
jeer: aE ~
Who does all he can with heart that's
He is wanted, that boy. whatsoever his
state. ~
Wanted-A girl, not butterfly gay,
Who Is gentle and sweet in womanly
way:
No beautiful picture, so languId and fair.
That always seems labeled please handle
with care; sT5'I
But one e,. in r.o whose heart there Is hidden
Who faithfully follows her mission on
earth: S
Hopeful and earnest in helping and giving,
Finds plenty to do In the life she Is living;
Filling Its duties with quiet content, ~
Whether adverse or pleasant. just us they
.- nrc sent: H5t2 'gat,'f
In the garb OF n queen, or In homcspun ar
rnyed.
Whatever her statlon-is needed that
maid.
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March weather is OF variegated hue
this year. Rapid changes keep the
weather bureau busy. and 1t has al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-07

gfhe INTELLIGENCER. embracing its
several editions. Is entered In tho Post.
office. at Wheeling, W. Va. as second.
class mntter.) s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-07

FoR RENT MODERN s,,. WI
u. hoiise az lls South BroSd avs, .a'RR9oN
close and bath. Possession w. %ah;
s straSt On premises. or at 2; Four,s.i Il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-07

5ENquND = PockETBooK q -,
- cap receive same by prov,no. WNER}
an paying for this adj, at i IN. bfopcty
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-07

IT osT-A DIAMOND scRrw, , ~
a.; y -ao Setw w, Sixteenth and STUD.
tnrn 70 III on M ;'r Finder VIII peesS
ssrM y Pawn nemieal Engine Company a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-07

THE DIEBoLD FIRE 6 rrns;
y Safe.tiave the largest 81 fanTWhGLAR
the STid. Address and | Wi, ,s orks b
a. OSIATT. Travelling Agen, eail
Howells other safes taken In eseb,ITla.s
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-04
ARRANGEMENTS FOR BANQUET.
Many Notable Men to Attend and
Make Responses.

The complimentary banquet to be
given at the Jermyn by Postmaster
Ripple to the guests of honor and Wis
itlng postmasters will bring together
one of the most notable assemblages
that ever surrounded a festal board
in Scranton.
The dining will begin Immediately
following the reception at the high
school auditorium Among those who
will be present are Postmaster Gen
eral Charles Emory Smith, Governor
William A. Stone, Governor Theodore
Roosevelt, T. c, MAIDEN, third assis-
tant postmaster general; A, w. Mad
en-, superintendent of the free deliv-
cry system; Congressman William
Connell, Congressman Stanley DaVen-
port, Congressman Morgan b. Wi.
liams, Mayor James Moir, Superior
Court Judge r. p, Smith, Judges II,
w. Archibald, f, w. Gunster and II
NJ. Edwards and the visiting postmas-
ters and superintendents Of carriers,
officers of the National Letter Car
riers and Chairmen of the general and
sub-committees in charge of the ar
rangements, including A. =, Bedford
+. +. Robathan, p. j. Casey, A. A.,
Vosburg r. j. Jennings, w. S. Millar,
Major Il. F. Penman, j. IL. Torrey,
Hon. l.. A Watres and w. r. Lewis.
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Mr.. Torrey will be postmaster, an
assurance that the flow of soul" end
of the programme will be quiet as
unarid as the other. The responses
are to be made as follows:
"City of Scranton" ......Hon. James Moir
"The President
Hon. Charles Emory Smith
"The Commonwealth" Hon. w. A. Stone,
Governor of Pennsylvania.
"Civil Service
Hon. The odOre Roosevelt, Governor
Of New York.
From the Coal Mines to Congress-
Hon. William Connell, Representative
from the Twelfth Congressional district.
1.-The Model Postonice"--
Hon. H. b. Dickerson, Postmaster of
Detroit, Mich.
1.-The Letter Carrier and His Friend
Hon. T. " Powderly, Commissioner
General of Immigration
1.-THE National Association of Letter
Carriers. John NJ. Parsons, President
Vocal and orchestral music VIII in
tersperse the programme. The menu
will be the following;
Little Neck CLAIMS.
Celery, Olives.
Green Turtle Soup, clear,
Timbale of Salmon, Genevoise.
Potato CrOquettes. Cucumhers,
Diamond Back Terrapin. Bellevue.
Tcnderloin of Beef, Richeleau
French Peas, PaTisiennc Potatoes,
civil Service" Punch.
Stuffed SQUAD, Vernon.
Chicken Salad in Frozen Tomatoes.
Diplomatic Ice Cream.
Cheese. Cake.
Toast. Crackers. Fruit.
Coffee.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-04

Street Songs, THE Cracker jack
Mackie
Hearts and Flowers" ....,........M Moses
Patrol American National Guard
Tobani
Selection, from the Idols Eye
Herbert
Medley, "ThC Winner" ............ Mackie
Overture. Hunting for Luck. Suppe
March, The Vindicator" ..........Farrar
The Glee club opened their part of
the programme by singing America
which was followed by The Crushd-
ers," a composition of Prof. d. Proth-
eroe The solo was sung by Joshua
John and the part for double qua
tette by Thomas Beynon, JOSHUA John,
David stephens, Edwin Bowen, David
jenkins, John w. Jones and Philip War
rem. When next heard the glee sang
THE Martyrs of the Arena" hy De
Rille, David stephens having the solo
parts. AS stated above, tha concert
closed with the singing of "The Star
Spangled Banner"
The glee club is possibly the finest
male chorus ever organized in this city.
The shading, enunciatiOn precision ard
magnificent attacks are mari ed feat
ures of the chorus. This evening the
party will sing at the reception to he
held in the High School auditorium,
when the following strong selections
will be rendered: THE Letter." Peace
to the Souls of the Heroes and John
Courier Morris famous chorus, Down
Dewey's Way" The members of the
glee party are;
Musical Director-J. 4. Watkins. X. A.
NJ.
Pianist-Llewelly Jones.
President-W. r. Lewis.
Treasurer Edward James.
Secretary-JOhn Courier Morris.
First Tenors-John Bowen, Edward
Walsh Caleb Evans Ebenezer Evans,
John Feeney, William J. Davies, Henry
Evans, Roland d. Thomas, Thomas Bey-
non W. Eugene Davis, Edward Powell,
Thomas Elias Ben Evans, William T..
Reese, Joshua John, William l.. Jones,
Edwin Bowen, James Doyle.
Second TenOrs-ROgcr Evans, Edward
B. Davies. c. B. Buchman, William r.
Williams, Benjamin NJ, Lewis, Thomas
d. Thomas John IL. Jones, David Steph-
ems, Joseph Evans, ID. j. Reese John d.
Evans, Thomas +. Williams, Thomas q.
Williams James Whelan. Hugh A.
Jones, John Phillips, William Parry,
! Thomas Abrams, John j. Sheridan, Thos.
Watkins. Lewis Davis, John Conway,
Conner Evans.
First Bass-William r. Jones, Edward
Richards. William w. Evans, Thomas
Marshall Joseph H. Lewis, Moses James
William Lewis, Harry Wrigley, n. +.
Roberts Richard Watkins, Richard Row
| lands, Floyd Heberling. Thomas j. Price,
| Thomas c. Bcddoe, David Jenkins.
Second Bass-lIarry Morgan. p. H..
! Warren, Daniel Davies Thomas j. Rich
ards, Reese G. Reese, Tallie Evans, John
| r. Jones, VIII Hughes John w. Jones,
| w. r. Bradbury, Howell Reese, Howard
Vail, Harry Acker, Peter Howley, Edward
| James, David BcynOn, James Watkins,
| VIII Watkins, John Reese James, David
| Owens
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-04
THE PUBLIC RECEPTION.
Programme to Be Observed at High
School Auditorium.

At 7.30 o'clock this evening there will
the High school auditorium. Admis-
sion will be free to all, and in the mat
ter of seats the first come will be first
served.
Hon. l.. A. Watres will be the chair
man. An address of welcome will be
delivered by Mayor Mor and President
Parsons will make the response. Others
who will make addresses are Postmas-
ter General Smith, Governor Stone,
Governor Roosevelt, superintendent of
Free Delivery Machen and a, j. Col
born. The New York Letter Carriers
band and the Scranton Glee club will
furnish the music. The programme in
full, follows:
Prayer ...............Rev r. f. Y, Pierce
Selection ..............,..N. Y. l.. {. BanC
"Comradcs in Arms" Scranton Glec Club
Address of Welcome .........M Mayor Moir
Address ..............C. r. Smith, p. NJ. q.
Selection ..............,.N. Y. l.. & Band
"The Letters" Scranton Glce CiuD
Address .....................GOV stone
Address Governor Roosevelt
peace TO the Souls of the Heroes"
Scranton Glee CLUB
Address,
A. w. Machen, Supt. Free Delivery
Selection .................N. Y. l.. c. Band
"The Pilgrims" ..... Scranton Glee Club
Address,
John N. Parson. Pres n, Y. l.. C.
Down Dcwey's Way" G. Courier
Morris) ............ Scranton Glee Club
"The Star Spangled Eanner".,.Glee Club
Y. Y. l.. G. Band
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-04
CONCERT AT NAY AUG PARK.
First Number on the Programme Of
Entertainment.

The first number on the programme
arranged for the entertainment of the
visiting postmen was yesterday after
moons concert at Nay Aug park.
Bauer's band and the Scranton Glee
club divided the honors Of the after
noon and the exceptionally fine pro-
gramme they rendered was greatly
enjoyed and warmly applauded by the
largest crowd that ever visited the
park.
Many estimates as to the number
of persons at the park during the af-
terEoOn were made, but it is safe to
say that it was not less than fifteen
thousand. The concert closed with
the singing Of the Star Spangled Ban
ner" by the choir to the accompani-
ment of the band. The following is
the programme rendered by Bauer and
his men,
March, Commodore Dewey" .,r..,., Holt
Overture, Tampa .Herold
Selection, "A Runaway Girl" .....Caryll
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Letter Carriers Convention
Official Programme.
Sunday, Sept. 3. $50 p. m.

. sunday, sept. ), o.SU p. m.
Sacred Concert Nay Aug Park by Bauers Band and Scran
ton GIee Club.
1onday, Sept.
Morning Reception Of visitors 345 p M, Letter Carriers
parade all visitors assemble
Hotel Iemyn later than p be marshaled to their
position IN line OF march public reception at High
School Auditorium Washington Reception and banquet
Hotel Jermyn given by Colonel E. H. Ripple, Postmaster OF
! Scranton, Pa
! Tuesday, Sept. 5
Wyoming avenue. excursion from Erie and Wyo-
depot Lake Ariel few contests have been arranged by
Branch No take place at the lake. FrSt-Game of base
ball between selected the ground pair
OF shoes each member Of the winning donated by Lewis
Reilly and Davies Second-A fat mans yards dash;
prize carriers uniform donated by Fechemer Bros Co., of
Cincinnati Ohio ThirdIooyard daSh for all carriers;
prize, hat, donated by J. H. Toes, Spruce
! Wednesday. Sept 6
Morning session Of convention r3o excursion TO
Mountain Park and WkeSBarre OF Branch No.
WilkeS-Bare
Morning, afternoon and evening of In
the afternoon visiting ladies will be entertained Nay Aug Park
by the Ladies' Auxiliary of Scranton, Pa.
. Friday. Sept. 8
Morning sessions of convention p m
ley ride to points ointerest in the city
Saturday, Sept.
the Boulevard and around Lake Scranton for delegates their
wives and daughters The New York Letter Carriers Band
Scranton Gee Club will assist in entertaining visitors all
excursions
special train will leave d., L. and w. depot J. 90 .. M
Thursday and Friday for the Bellevue mine. All desiring visit
the coal mine will avail themselves of this opportunity
! peent person will be in charge
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-04
THE GUESTS OF HONOR.
How the More Distinguished Visi-
tors Will Be Entertained.

Governor w. A. Stone will arrive in
the city via the LaCkawanna at 30.
accompanied by Mrs. Stone, and, prob
ably, also late Treasurer Beacham and
Adiutant General r, j, Stewart They
will be met by the reception com.
mittee and Bauer's band and escorted
to the Jermyn, where brief reception
will occur.
Postmaster General Charles Emory
Smith will come at l.52 on the Lacka.
wanna and will be escorted to the
Jermyn by the committee and band,
after which he and Governor ana Mrs.
Stone will be entertained at the home
of Congressman William Conn I'll They
will leave at l.30 tomorrow morning
for the Grand Army of the Republic
encampment at Phila Nlphia.
If Governor Roosevelt should come
he will arrive with the New York dele
cation at 3,15 p, m, Thee is little
hope that he will get here, however
Liver complaints cured by Beechams
pills. q
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urer. John Eberhardt is president Of
the singing section;" Fred Sanger,
vice. president; Ernest Floerke, secre-
tary, and Ernest Ecke, treasurer.
Binghamton's whole force and hun
dreds Of her citizens will come down
on the train leaving there at $50. Sy-
racuse, Utica, Elmira and Buffalo will
also send good sized delegations.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-04
Store Cosed.

On account of legal holiday our store
will be closed all day. Mears & Hagen.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-04

GEORGE BROWN ARRESTED. 49,
George Brown, who lives on Mineral
street. was arrested yesterday afternoon
by Patrolmen McMullen and Nculs, for
fighting with his wife.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-04

PLUMBERS PICNIC. Plumbers
union, No. 80, will conduct a picnic at the
Round woods next Wedne sday afternoon
and evening, All the details have been
perfected and IA very successful day is
expected by those in charge.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-04

PENSION INCREASES.-Th follow
ing increases in pensions were granted on
Saturday: John $. Mathaney, Hallstcad
$40 to sl7; Milo Carpenter, LenoXville
Sc to IS.
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A SOCIAL TONlGlIT.-ThC Eagle So
cial club will conduct IA social at Music
hall tonight.
PENSION INCREASES The follow
ing increases in pensions were granted on
Saturday: John S. Mathaney, Hallstead,
so to $l7; Milo Carpenter, LcnoXvlle,
Sc to IS.
GEORGE BROWN ARRESTED. 49,
George Brown, who lives on Mineral
street, was arrested yesterday afternoon
by Patrolmen McMullen and Neuls, for
fighting with his wife,
PLUMBERS PICNIC. Plumbers
union, No. 80, will conduct picnic at the
Round woods, next Wedne sday afternoon
and evening. All the details have been
perfected and "A very successful day is
expected by those in charge
SOCIALIST LABOR PARTY. The So
Cialist Labor party conducted a meeting
last evening in Cassessce's hall, on Lack
awanna avenue. for the purpose of dis
cussing and presenting the platform Of
that party before the public. National
Organizer Selig Schulberg delivered an ad-
dress.
ONE DELIVERY TODAY.-The money
order and registry departments of the
postoffCe will be closed all day today,
General delivery and stamp windows will
be open from to II a. m. and closed
during the remainder of the day. The
carriers will make one early morning de
livery.
FESTIVAL TOMORROW NIGHT.-At
the rooms of John Rovle OReiIly council
Young Mems Institute, on Lackawanna
avenue a festival will be held tomorrow
night, under the auspices of the Catholic
congregation of Nicholson, of which Rev
j. J. b. Feeley, formerly Of this city, is
pastor.
CHANGE OF OFFICES.-The main Of
fees of the Central Pennsylvania Brew
Ing company which were recently remov-
ed from WilkeS-Barrc to the Mears
building, will shortly be removed to Sew
enth street, to the building formerly oc-
cupied by the late William Robinson and
his family,
CLEARING HOUSE EXCHANGES
The Scranton Clearing House association
reports last weeks exchanges as follows;
Monday, Aug. 2S, Sli2,32t76; Tuesday,
Aug. 20, s207 SO; Wednesday, Aug. 50,
Il59.50S.9l; Thursday. Aug. 81, SlSS SOS. %:
Friday Sept. /. slG9 1913; Saturday,
Sept. ?, sll7S9O4S Total, $9S5,3O9Sl
A RUNAWAY TEAM.-A team of
horses attached to the heavy dray wagon
of A. Lee, the haEgageman, took fright
At the corner of jefferson avenue and
Linden street on Saturday morning and
dashed madly down the latter street to
Penn avenue, where they were stopped.
There was great deal If traffic on the
street at the time and that no damage
VAS done is wonderful.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-04
ALBANY DELEGATION.

Albany sent a delegation of forty
two. 1t arrived at 3.45 p. m. over the
Delaware and Hudson. Deputy Post
master Charles A Ziehlman and Super
intendent of Carriers Michael +. Ahearn
were in the party. Ethelbert Evans, of
Branch 416. Of Troy, arrived with the
Albany delegation. He was the first
president of the branch and has been
a letter carrier for fourteen years. He
is one of the leading ColOred men of
that portion of New York state,
CleVelands ten men arrived at 10
o'clock, after having been en- route
sincesS.30 o'clock the previous night.
They had with them James c. Keller,
chairman of the committee on cOnstitu-
tions, and f. S. Tropton, of the legisla-
tive committee. Postmaster c. c.
Dewstoe they announced, would be
here this morning.
Scattering delegations from all over
the union kept continually arriving
and at nightfall it was estimated that
over 500 carriers were already in the
city About 100 of them brought lad
les along and these latter were turned
over to the auxiliary committee head
ed by Miss Mary Campbell and en-
tertained at the w. c. r. u. rooms
on Washington avenue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-04

A SOCIAL TONIGHT.-Thc Eagle So
cial club will conduct social at Music
hall tonight.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-04

conducted running informal recep-
tion all afternoon and long into the
evening. AS each train arrived IL was
met by a delegation from the joint
committee and any carriers it might
have aboard were given the glad hand
and bade make themselves at home.
after which they were escorted to their
quarters. When they had refreshed
themselves they were taken to tn Ter
myn to meet and mingle wi'h their
brethren and their entertaine s
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-04

Grand Marshal Ripple of today's
mail carriers parade has issued the
following special order with reference
to the arrangement of carriages:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-04
Saturday, Sept. 9

special train will leave D., l. and w. depot sop m
Thursday and Friday for the Bellevue mine All desiring to visit
the coal mine will avail themselves OF this opportunity
peent person will be in charge.
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CITY NOTES

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Sacred Concert at Nay Aug Park by Baus Band and Scr;
ton Gee Club