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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-23
Gbinefeubeee i'm snSen.

Cine Delegation 4ineffder 8aufIeutc
eriubte ben @ouperurur 2on9ino bon
WiEiGippi UNI Sdub. DisisIben beflass
ten Iid lber bic Wibbanoluneen, tpeldt
bic i'm $4,000 Delta anidhl8en @blneien Su
erbulben bGtten. Die 8erfoIeune madte
ii6 3uerit in Souopbale, Baibin8tOn
@ountp, bsmertbar. mo elm @bineie iiber'
fallen unb seidlasen purbe. 8eri6is'
osne isiner Nnereifer puroen %perbaftei
unb ieben ibrer eeridtliden 8efrufuns
enteessn. Sie Delegation beridtete fer'
ner, baB fdmmtlidsn in 8olipur %befinoIi'
den Gbinsien Der 8efebl su 2beiI
purbe. bas county binnen finf Taeen gu
perlaHsn. Da biefelben ieood @tunbei'
eenibilmer iino, famsn iie oieisr IuifOr.
beruns ni9t nad. 2onsino beliprad
ben Gbinsien. iie 70 piel wis mbsli6 in
5dub su nebmen, unb i9rieb cine 4nsabl
Srieis an befannte Burger in Solipar,
Oisielben aufforbernb, bic .Beibtuppen"
su unterbriidsn. ba feline Nniiht iei, bab
oieIe @irren nur alS 8Oltpanb fur cine
ssplants 8eraubuna Der @bineien bienen
iplleu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-23

p Sruu 8uts Sampion bon Rupmonb
court, bic anssbli6 Elm unorbentli&ss
Saus bdlt. ipurbe am 9ienfiae Nbenb
a~rretirt unb einsehedt. Die Sampion
bereidterte fpdter ber ftdbtif4sn Sddel
bur6 Elm 500 Strufe.
- 8rennenber 8ebridt i'm gtbeei&ob
oes Suurot SauieS ar @aibinston aps'
nue. flais beute Moresn UNI 2 nbr oas
@ebduoe nit Rau4 an unb alarmirte
bic @dlts, bod tonnten bic Slummen
obne tpeitersn Sdaben ~bepdItiBt tuerben.
= @orsan S. SotpsI bon bier. Der
am %. Wai in GleUeIanb, D., arretirt
tpurbs. neil er msbisiniide @tiietten ees
fali&t buben fol- unO Der ieitoem IN benz
2ussrne county @efdneniB t%reilte, Bee
ltanb am Nontas Elm 8erb6r unb puroe
unter $500 8lrsi6aft fir elm tpeiteres
8etbbr am |. September eebaIten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-23
Sm Reide bes Sultans.

s. 81. OSanian, Elm naiuraliirter Ar.
menier, Brdiibent Der Bhlaoelpbia @as
Slrture Company. Der felt pielsn Sabren
IN 4merifu 1T, enti6lOb ii4 Dor stli&sn
Wo6en ;u sinem Beiuhe Der alien Sci.
matb. mo feline SHUTTER unb @efbpihsr
pobnen. Wie eS ibm in @onftantinupeI
crying, erbeat aus einem Briefe, ben er
an ieinen Steunb, Or. Stepanien bort,
Don Uiarisaies aus ianote. YIN %.
Suit traf ey in Contaminated Elm unb
iofOrt puroe er i'm 3oIamt p%iiititt, aasr
Bapiere, 9dfe unb Wsribia6en beraubt
anb ms @sfanenlb ~estpOrfen. 3psi
Gage lang blleb CT bort. obne bab man
lbm etpaS ;u efen pber trinfen eegsben
bate unO cann i6afte man ibn nad sinsm
fran;0liben 6ra@toampfer, Der ra1
Warieliss abfubr unb ibsilte ibm nit,
oab er bel ieinem nd6hen gtidsinen nuf
9Obsn blnssri&tst tperosn
Or. Stspanian. elm Sabnnr3t. iaste,
oab fem 2dnoSmann O3anian ieIbftpers
itdnbli6 beim Siaais.9 Department cine
8laee auf S6abenerfaB Bseen bic 2lrs
Tel anbdneie MAIDEN iperbe. gr fslbt
bate bic 4biiGt, mad armenisn surld.
unb bort ole 8abnnrst ,u prat.
bod untsr iOlden llmitdnbsn
er es Dor, in philadelphia 3u bIsi.
zen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-23
3ipniffensGpnare6.

Ser bierts @onsreb Der 8iOnlitsn ipurbe
in 9onton sr6fnet. S%lnibunoert Dele
saten aus fat alien IbelIen Der BeIi
iparen anpsisno. Mor Roroau. Der be-
fannie gr,t unb Sdufiiteler. belt bic
Sauptrsbe bes 5assS. in tuelder ct Dor.
nsbml,d auf bic 8%erfoIsunsen Der Sas
ben in 8umanien unb anberen 2anOern
binpiss uno barauS bon Neusm ben
Sdlub sos, ouB elm ReueS 8el4 Jubdn
in Baldftinu erfteben mIis. pie es i'm
8lane Der 3ioniten lie8e. gu9 auf Die
antiiemitiiden greehs in WeitpreuBsn
fam er su ipredsn unb Soate 8alier 8ll'
belm bobsS Sob fur bas ener8li4e Iuf'
treten Der Reeieruns e~eseniiber ben illus
i6reiiunesn. bic our4 bic %8runbloien
@ei6i1ten lbsr ben ,,&itualmoro" in
8oniB peranluBt tpOroen ieien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-23
Sdmpfen nod.

Die iapanifhe Sapaaeris bat, laut
Oepeiben dinefidsr 8enmten u benz
Ncroen, Pstins oerluGsn, UNI bic 3al.
ierins Ge8entin unb ibten SOiItaat au Der.
lol8en. Oleien Depeiden Snfolee 1T bic
8alierin' &esentin nit ibrem anbana unb
ben SbaBen. bic its aus Beflne mitses
nommen bat. unter benz S9use bon 3d..
600 2ruppen bereiiS IN Wutaiiau In Der
PropIp3 Shanft an8eIan8t. Der Sslb.
telegraph nbfbllH bon Ylnetinn 1T is,t
Dem IL. 4u8nit in unOrOnuna. S6pers
He8sntale peroen aus Der YroolnS Nst.
i6lt semeloet.
Oas AuswdrtiBe Imt bat bonn bsuilden
GOnful in Tidifu cine bon Dtontaa Oa.
Ilrte Sepeihe etbulten, bic befngt, eab
man bic &alferln' Hesentln nod thinner
tn ibrem 8aluite IN 4etIus eIoubt une
oaB bic Auitten ned lmn,er Die Ysfefi.
B%un9Srperfe bombarblren.
Wte Der t6mlids Correspondent Der
eonpon Daily Wail 'mittbellt, bat Der
SOmmanoant peS italieniiten 3reusers
,,6leramosca" aus Tatu t~elegrapbut,
aus Being iei am 5amitae bic orlngsnbe
aufOrberun8 8etommen. iofort 8eritdr'
tunseu absuidlden, unb oas In iSolss
oleiss @siubes 400 italienii1s Warines
lOloatsn i%nyalsr gIIe absei9Idt wOrbsn
Ieien.
@ontreaomiraI Bruce t%eIesrupbirt aus
Gatu unter Datum bes 10 Ausuit, bnb
8sridt aufOlse bic AQirten bic
Stabt bon 9etlne (aub rOtbe unb
uerbotene Stubt ~8enannt) um IL. Nueu5
beireten baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-23
BON ReterSbura.

&abOIpb 8arnie muBte s~eitsrn
4benb $500 8irei6aft fir iein esri6t.
lites grideinen itelen, neil er feline
Srcu su tbbien brUbte.
Ser goniraft fir einsn breiiBdisen
Anbau an bic bieiise S%eibenfubrit, sum
BreiIs bon $4,000, 1T an @bItsrs &
8siImau iiberpieien tpproen. Wit Der
4rbeit fol- iosIeid b~eeonnen iperoen.
- 8m. Sans, Der am Gage supor
ieiuer 8etbaftuns iid tpibsrisbts, Iieb
iib am Donneritas obne peitereS ersrei.
fen uno tpuroe $40 tpesen Wibsrtanb
bstraft unb aud in grmanseIune bon
8lrsiduft benz @efdnsniB tiberianbt.
neil er sebrobt bate. 8ubOIpb 8arnfe
au t6bten,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-23
Qgeurfcn mad 8tuebamtcn, am
Spuntaa, ben 90. Nuauft.

Sie 2adapana giisnbabn pirb benz
8olte cine tpeiters @eIeesnbeit seben. bic
BarIor Stabt ,u beiudsn, au benz ssrin'
sen 8reiIe BON Sl.00 far bic Runofubrt.
SpesiuIsus uerldbt Scranton um 800
nbr Bormittuss, Sonnta8, ben &c. Iu'
CUFF. 3dridtebrenb berIdbt er 8inB'
bamion UNI $40 Ra6mittasS. 8Ortsb.
runsen Iinb nit Der Graction Gompanie
setroffen fir airsteidenben 9ronspOrt
mad unb bon GOB Bari, iObab ale. bic
sinen anssnebmen Gag perIeben pOlen,
biss in polsm MuBe ibun fbnnen. Diss
piib pabriheinlid bic Iebte greuriion
Der Saiion mad Sinsbamton fem.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-23
@. u. u. Gneampment, Gticaso.
J4.

8eprdientantsn su benz @. u. 81, @n'
eampmsnt. baS 3u @bicaso bonn 81. bis
81. glusuit incluiipe, abeebaIten tuiro,
tperbsu scranton p~erIafen bio Der 2ada.
mama g~iienbabn. am Sonntae, ben 26.
Nueuit, UNI 5.48 Nadmittnes, einireifenb
in Gbicaso um 8 90 Na6mittasS oes
foIsenbes cages. Durdfabrenbe WaS'
sons unb SdIufnnesons tperben our Bee
qusmli9teit Der Delesuten unb oeren
,sreunoe porbanben isin. 9reis fir bic
8unbfabrt. sl7.00 8iaette sum 8er'
tauf bonn 25. bis 81. ausuit incluiiue unt
bei6rdnit sur 8ddfabrt bon Gbieasc
nidt ipdter aIs ben 81. gusuit. Sine
peitere 8srIdneeruns Fam bis sum 80
September erlanet tperoen, nab 8s;abl.
une pom 80 Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-23
SiferifAes 1amiltenfsft.

Sat $50 Psrionen tparen bel Der l3ten
iabrli6sn Sumilien' Reunion Der camille
Sartranft. psI&e am Donnerftas in
Wilton. 3d., ~abeebnlten puroe, suee'
gen. 8sbsn tpurben sebulten uno otele
TamiIisnmitelisoer beeriibten anbere. bic
fs felt Sabrsn ni6t eefeben batten. Die
5amiIisn Sartranft, beren D%ornebmftes
Ntelieb @eneraI Surtranft, Der elnftl8e
@oupernsur bon PennipIpanien mar,
flbrt iber ibre Mitelisoer cine eenaus
2iits unb auf ben idbrli4en 3uiammen'
fanften iperben bieis 2iiten perpolhdn'
bist unb repioirt. Ser erfe Sariranft
t0m i'm SABRE l745 aus 9suti9lanb
bisrber. 81 mar elm Wit8Iieb Der bon
8aiboIitsn iotpobl 9rOtsitanten perfoIeten
Sstte bsr Sdpenfebler. Dieter oeutfd'
nmerifaniI1e Stammpater Der camille
bisb Tobias Sartranft. SIN pori8en
Sabre tpurbe benz ebemaIi8en 8cuper'
bon psnnfplpunnien unb Unions
Sartranft in harrisburg, va,
Dor benz RapitoI Elm &siteritanoblIo Be'
lest, peI9eS i'm april i'm 8eiiein pTd'
Tioent WeainIsps unb pielsr StaaIsbe'
,mten uno Dffieisre eniblat paro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-23
Staat Obiu, Stabt SOIsSO, |

Nhhup SphHis 3d.
GranfS 8. Gbtuep bsltpSrt. eae CT Der
Gltsrs partnsr Der 8irma q. s. Gbeuep &
81. n, psI6s @tl6Gfts in Der Staet Lplspo,
In pbengenanntsni Stdate une 9ounty ttuL, uuo
bab tsiaaie 8irnia bic Summs bon Elm
BERT Dollars fir isetn 6aI bon Ratarrb
bsjableu pirp, Der purd ben Stbrau@ Ron
SalI's 9atarrb.8ur ni&t ssbsilt psr-
ben fann. 6ranf 8. CHENEY.
~ Ysfhtrcrsn Dor mir uno unterGhris.
Sisssl. ben in mfinn @tsenpart am G.
'~' Septfmbsr u. .. 1886.
u. W. @Isapn, BfsntIi&tr Nptar.
Saas Ratarrb-Aur pirb inutrli1 stnemmtn,
unp ipirft birtft auf has 9lut uno bic i1lsimi.
gen SbernG4tn pss Spftms. eabt Gu1 UNI.
Iouf !3susniIt fcmmen.
q. s. 9bsnsp & Co., 5oltbp, 8.
1as- 8srfauft pom alien UP 'tbtfsru, rs Sts.
Saa's GamiIitn piltn inp bic bfftn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-23
Ncmc Mmsci9em.
Su O~erfaufen :

5aus unb Got an Btbfer Nptnus mabs gIb
Strabs. Hsuts Saus, fsinn pOf unp @arttn
ftinift eaas in Der Siapt unb Gin Bargain, ba
Der eissutbhmtr bic Siaet ptrlaftn MID. gu
~srfrasfH 30. t0tS @tbfn i've. BIS
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-23

- Sn WiIpaufee itarb Der sbemaIise
Seusrtpebrdsf uno @s'aIoerman Sentp
2tppert. Der su ben anseisbenitsn unb be'
iann;efen alien AniiebIern Der Sta6t ss'
bDrte.
The colored American., 1900-03-03

Bishop G. G. Petty. of North Caro-
linaf preach at the Metropolitan A. d
E. Zion church on d street, southwest,
of which Rev. w. H. Snowden is pastor
last Sunday at IL q. m. Bishop Petty
Is dnown as the scholar of the cOnnec'
tions and always draws q large audi
ence.
Mr.. George r. MInOr . we'll known
young man died Saturday a. IA. Feb. II
of consumption. He had been ill for
more than one year and received the
best of attention from his wife and his
wife and his sisters. He was brother
in.law of Mr.. Jefferson of the Center
Market.
The funeral of Samuel CLARK, a clerk
IN the city postoff1ce, land one Of the
finest and most popular young men OF
this city, took place last Sunday after
noon at 2:3O, at the Berean Baptist
Church. His untimely death was a
great shock to all Of bis friends.
Tomorrow at $50 p. N. Mrs. Rosetta
E. Lawson will read par or before the
Congressional Lyceum, Odd Fellows
Hall 1906 NJ street n. W., entitled "Col'
Ured Women in Reform Movements" ;"
Mrs. Lawson is widely known as pro-
found thinker and writer and her forth
coming paper will doubtless elicit much
instructive discussion.
George Dixon has probably made
more money than any other fighter IN
the country except John l.. Sullivan,
but has little to show for 1t. Most oft
went to Tom O'Ronrke, but with the
knowledge and consent OF Dixon.
Both he and Joe Walcott are simply
fighting machines, with no idea Of the
value OF money, and long since would
have been out of the business il 1t had
not been for O'Rourke.
President William l.. Taylor, of the
Grand United Order of True Reformers,
whose headquarters are at Richmond,
Va will deliver one of his matcbless
addresses at the Vermont Avenue Bap-
tist Church Monday evening, March
9th. This Order is the strongest finan.
cial Negro organization in the world
and operates a successful bank in
Richmond. DR.. Taylor Is a most gifted
and pleasing orator and those who
desire good seat should go cary.
Mrs. William Scott, the lecturer and
missionary, who made such splendid
impression in this city, is still in the
East speaking to large audiences. She
writes to her fiiends at Washington,
that while the subscriptions for the
Virginia Institute are cCmirg in she
feels that Washington is not doing its
part Of the work. All who can spare
any amount should 60 to the Capital
Savings Bank.
"ar. e. w. Thompkins has resigned as
,risttr of the Second Baptist choir,
I'D has decided 10 sCcept similsr po'
sitiop at St LUke's, Whe1e he formerly
served with gleat satitfs ctiCn TO the
choir al d CDgItgaCOn. Mr.. ThOmp
kins is one of II e mot thOItug ugh musI
cis tnd dnecttIs ID the cny, al0uI d
his tkIlllul IL d lsilslsk pP iLttFue
tior, tNuy den W)lL WhItb lie ba
len ttIlttttC lik IItl bIUtIt to
lEb tnCt Il, ,fftlticy. el Iultt
uIale il fecLrirg him.
The colored American., 1900-03-03
Money to Loan
ON FURNITURE. PIANOS. ETC.

Ifyou are in need of money, we desire to
inform you OF our new method. We can Sc
cure you loan on an easy monthly payment
plan, at less cost than before, and below the
rate of any other com pany in the city. You
can pay in full at any time after loan is Sc
cured, and 1t will only cost you for such time
strictly private, and all applications are
treated cODfidentially. II you have a loan
with any other concern, on can secure Loan
through us to pay II and get more money If
desired. 1t will pay you to call and see us
before going elsewhere. We are res dy at
any and all times during Office hours 10 give
information concerning our business meth
ods, and you Will receive courteous treat
ment.
CAPITAL
LOAN GUARANTEE 90
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-29
THEY SAIL OUT
FOR MAINLAND
"A Long Lit of Hawaiiaps
Booked for the Rio
de Janeilo.

lie Rio Janeiro tomorrow will carry q
large number OF Honolulans for ,bo
Noost' There are several bound for Par.
ior the Exposition. Some will make
tours Of the Mainland.
hS-Minister OF Foreign Affairs = A
Nott-smith and wife, accompanied bv
MISS Patty. leave for Paris and an or
tended foreign tour.
Mrs' Bert Peterson has the same dos
'lnauon In her itinerary. stopping first
at her home IN Worcester
Mrs Mary Gum goes TO the Coast 10
spend her summer scaool vacation.
lhe Misses Rooney. who have been Wis
lung the city for some tine and have
been identihcd with social doings. are
also booked for passage home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus. schumann are off
FOR a little trip. and Gus. will do a little
shopping for his buggy repository. on the
side.
e III. w. Norton has finally made the
opportunity to HE himself across tho
pond to the Coast. whence he will 60
straight on to Boston for an extended
visit.
r. w. Dohrman, who will speak TO the
merchants OF Honolulu this morning on
tht desrability of Merchants Associa-
ton In Honolulu. will return to San
francisco accompanied by his wife. Mr..
Dohrmann is the head of the firm of
Nathan' Dohrmann a Co.. of San Fran
CISCO, and also partner in the firm of
w. w. Dimond 4 Co, OF this city. He
IL also president of the Merchants Asso-
citation OF San Francisco.
Miss Ia Ntctoire. who has been connect
ed with the Henry and Dorothy Castle
Memorial Free Kindergarten since its
inception, will return to her home In Chi.
cago by the Rio and possibly will not re-
turn 10 Honolulu to continue as the prin
cipal OF the Kindergarten. She will be
accompanied by Mrs. la victoire.
George Greensweig OF San Francisco.
who has made n short business trip, will
return 10 his home. He may come back
next fall.
Among other kamaainas booked are
G. :. Desky, Or. a. r. Nichols, ]. T.
splitter, Mrs. Higgins, Charles Berger
Miss Victoria Ellis and Miss Agnes Weed
Will journey on to the Paris Exposition.
! he following Is the list Of passengers
booked up 20 last evening:N
Miss y. J. Cartwright, A. j. Coats Mrs.
Mary Gum, Mrs. Douglas Dawson, Mr..
and Mrs. r.. A. Mott-Smith, M IS Patty.
WIS IL loplef NuaIleb . AleShys JOnn
a. Scott. Mrs. O. Schmidt Ella L. Aus
tin. OF Wailuku: Mr. and Mrs. Morrison.
Edmund Baker. ". +. Rooney. Charles
Berger. Miss A. J. Rooney, Miss c.. +.
Rooney. George II. Darwin. w. a. MORT
son. W. X. Johnson Qnternal revenue
oollcctor); Mrs. n. G.. a. Peterson, j. Fl.
Hendricks. T.. X. James, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus. Schumann. Mrs. Higg rs. VIM. Bare
/ les. &. ". w. Norton, A. f.. Knudsen.
wife and maid. ". VI. Armstrong, 5.
/ Bergluud, Jno. Hind and wife. n. Moet,
Geo. Greensweig. +. Dohrmann and wife.
J. r. Splitter. Mrs. James McAndrews.
Mabel M"Andrevs. Mrs. q. W. Spencer.
Mr.. and Yrs II. T. Nest. VIM. =. Jenu-
son. A. r.. Nichols, Mrs. G. J. Holt, Aiisa
| Victoria Ellis. Miss Agnes Weed. Mrs.
| ~. q. Mackenzie, Mrs. la ictoire, Miss
I In Victoire D. w. Renkins, j. w Mason
/ Nirs. Heapy. Mr.. and Mrs Lchtig, A. l..
| Young, Mrs. A. II. ield.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-29

" r. Dillingham; will r badly return
to Honolulu by the China. Unless fur
Their business connected with the stock
deals I'm which he is Interested has cal 81
ed him across the continent, he will
drop into the city today. Harold and
Walter Dillingham;, his sons. will ac-
company him.
Manager -.artley OF the Electric Light
Company may arrive today on the
China from n business trip on the
Mainland. where he has been purchas
ing additional machinery for the cleo
trio plant.
Company Of the N. @. II. will give
"a smoker at the drill shed next Monday
evening. All ex-members are invited TO
take part. a fine program is being pre-
pared and a good time is expected.
Henry Warehouse and wife. accom-
panied by Albert Waterhouse, are ex-
pected by the China after an extended
visit In the States.
Governor Dole will receive visitors
from ~ Co 1 o'clock every day except
Sunday.
y. g. Jones Is among the kamaainas
expected today on the China.
New bill at the Orpneum tonight
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-29

PORTLAND
CEMENT


work. >eHieht ue
The test made
other
f'ohus
$40 '-'' vi Oh ana the most enduabe sur
was used:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-29

New bill At the Orpneum tonign
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-05-19
BOWLING ON THE GREEN.

The New Jersey Bowling Green and
Curling Club opened its green for the sea-
son on Thursday afternoon when a large
turn out of the members and friends gave
promise for a most prosperous season.
Every one remarked how well the green
looked and Mr.. Peter McCree, its worthy
custodian, was highly complimented.
Regrets were sent from Mayor Hoos,
the Middlesex Bowling Green Club, the
Crescent Athletic Club and many others.
Sides were CHOSEN by the President w.
J. Elliott, and Vice-President James Thaw
and at the finish it was found that the
President was victorious by ten points.
There were three teams ON each side and
shots were taken by many of the members
that one would have thought out of the
question so early in the season.
The score:-
G. M. Barrie, c. Cowper, w. L. Moore,
W. Evans, skip--5.
w. J. Hulford, W. Campbell, T. Pater-
son, T. Watson, skip-21. Total, A.
A. Martin. ]. Whittle, ]. Young, P. Nc
Cree, skip, q.
]. Allen, A. B. Murray, A. Mcknight, G.
Dougall, skip. Total, 81.
At the close of the game all adjourned
to the clubhouse, where very sociabie
evening was spent. Refreshments were
served, speeches made and songs sung.
One of the most interesting events that
occurred was the presentation to the club
of an excellent picture of ex-President D..
b. S. Cockburn.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-05-19
GOLD, NOT POISON.
Miss Stephens Physician Says
the Soda Was All Right.

The funeral of Margaret stephens
whose death was fastened by a glass
of ice cream soda, will take place to-
morrow, from the family residence, No. o-S
Park avenue. Hoboken. Miss Stephens
was twenty years old in February. She
was well known in Hoboken and her
death has occasioned much regret among
the young people there.
She had been sufferer from stomach
trouble for the past two years. Dr..
Fischer, the family physician is positive
that the soda did not contain any dam
gerous element.
Miss Stephens was not poisoned" he
said last night to a reporter. "She was
unwise to have taken such cold drink.
1t probably superinduced her death, but
was not the direct cause of it. The
family thought sne was SUFFERING from
appendicitis, but diabites was the fatal
malady I am averse to discussing the
occurrence further and would prefer not
being at ALL"
The body will be brought to the First
Reformed Church. The Rev. Conrad
Bluhm will conduct the funeral service.
Interment will be made at the Hoboken
Cemetery.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-05-19
Thoueht He would Nersr Dies.

!" will have to give you word or two
in explanation in order to insure a thor
ough appreciation of this story said J..
r. Rockhill, of Chicago, at the Fifth Ave
nue. Hotel, yesterday. "In the Southern
Illinois town where my father lives there
used to be a selectman named Watkins
who had held office so long that jokes
about few die and none resign, he had
solved the question of living forever etc,
were constantly applied to him. Another
seletman by the name Of Lindsey, who
was omething Of a wit, was very sick
and not expected to live, and while he
was in this state Watkins fell i'll of pneu-
monia from which disease he subse-
quettly died. A friend calling on Lindsey
told him of Watkins's sickness and that
his death was momentarily expected. A
twinkle crept into Lindsey's eye as he
whispered to his friend No; Watkins
won't die this time. He'll never die.
They'll have to shoot him on judgment
daV' -
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-05-19
Small Paw of Libarians.

"Of ninety-nine graduates of a leading
library training school, all but one are
regularly employed in library work: the
majority found employment within three
months and seven-tenths within six
months" writes Librarian of Congress
Herbert Putnam in the February Ladies'
Home Journal" 1.-THE lowest salary re-
ported was four hundred and sixteen dol
lars per annum; the highest, two thou
sand; the average, six hundred and eigh-
ty-six dollars: for an average of rorty-
two hours and half of service a week,
with an average vacation of four weeks
and five days. OF the ninety-nine persons,
ninety-four were women.
There are no accurate statistics of the
total number of persons engaged in IL
brary work in the United States today. AS
there are over eight thousand libraries, an
average of two employees to each library
would indicate at least sixteen thousand
such persons. Probably three-ffths of
these are women"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-05-19
POLICE INSPECTION.
Hamilton Park Residents Will
See the Force on Parade.
The following order has been issued by
Chief Murphy
HEADQUARTERS,
Jersey City Police Department,
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HEADQUARTERS
Jersey City Police Department,
Jersey City, May IS, 1900
General Order No. %.
BY resolution of the Honorable Board
of Police Commissioners this force will
parade for review and inspection by His
Honor the Mayor, ON Monday next, the
21st inst.
Line will form at Grand and Washing
ton streets at 2:45 P. M. Two battalions
will be formed First Battalion to consist
of the First, Second, Third and fourth
precincts; Second Battalion, the Fifth,
Sixth and Seventh Precincts and a pro-
visional company. Colors will report to
the Fourth Company.
Inspector Archibold will command the
First Battalion and Captain McKaig the
Second
Line of march will be through Wash
ington street to Montgomery, to Newark
avenue, to Coles street, to Eighth street
and form for inspection on West Hamil-
ton place After inspection the march will
continue down Jersey avenue to Bright
street, to Grove street and pass in review
,at the City Hall at 40 P. NJ, when the
column will change direction to the left
on Wayne street and dismiss.
By order of
BENZ. MURPHY,
Chief of Police.