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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-05-25
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iss. Al. GsYllil mas bse.sJ quite IN
the past few weeks. I s59s,
Mountain. attended divine service At
Backoo Sunday morning.
3 Neil kfcEwen came. down from Lang
don last week to visit his parents. MI
Mrs. E. A. Nevers and Mrs. Webb, Of
Cavalier, were visiting the Hodgsons,
Friday.
w. Blizzard. Robt.. Mcfarland and
Frank Gibney were visiting friends near
Bathgate on Sunday. ~,
Quite a number Of our young people
wheeled over to Tyner Sunday'after.
noon to attend church.
Mrs. Watson and son, Ernest, Of Bath
gate have been visiting her sons LOUIS
and Norman Watson, during the past
week.
Mrs. H: Wol,lnic, Miss A. Wilson, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. A. Wilson and Miss lord
attended services in the Tongue River
church OH Sunday.
Will Mcfarland, while climbing up
out ola well Saturday. dislocated his
shoulder. Will has had the same acci-
dent several times before. i
w. Shuttleworth returned last week
from Manitoba where he had been in
search of land. We understand that Mr..
Shuttleworth will locate near LaSalle.
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Bsthgate.

/ S&DOA4OSV0s
Mrs. /. B. Robinson returned home
last week.
Robt. Brown is home again and SAYS
Bathgate is all right.
Helen Holmes is suffering from a slight
attack of scarlet fever.
A number Of our townspeople drove to
Walhalla on Sunday last.
Mrs. d. H. MacLean returned to her
home on Saturday last.
VIM. Buttree of Grand Forks Sun
dayed with friends in town.
Ernest Purdy and Mr.. Brouillet drove
over to toilette on Sunday last.
Mrs. Alex. Morrison is rapidlyrecover-
ing from her recent severe illness.
The delegates arrived home safely the
latter part of last week and were looking
Alright.
Miss Alice Wilson, Cavaliers fayorite
school ma'am, spent Sunday with her
relatives near town.
Bathgate has another small pox scare.
This time it is Chas. DeForge, who con-
tracted the disease while at Olga on BUSH
ness. @
Mr.. Richer has hauled to the l. II.
Harris elevator, during the week, / 600
bushels Of wheat from his farm north
east of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Nevins of st. Thomas
buried their little daughter, aged years
and 5 months, from the r. G. church Of
this place on Friday last.
II troubled with rheumatism, give
ichamberlain's Pain-Balm trial. Il win
not cost you a cent if ii does no good.
One application will relieve the pain. il
also cures sprains and bruises in one
third the time required BY any other
treatment Cuts. burns, frostbites, quin..
sey, pains il the side and ches., glandu.
lar and other sweIiings are quickly cured
by applying u Every bottle walra,alted.
Price, s. and 80 cents. For ssle Isl. d.
Z. Shaw, drus sist.
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A Thousand Tonrues

Could not express the rapture of An
ME +. Springer, Of 1l25 Howard ST.,
Philadelphia, IA; when she found that
DR.. Kings New Discovery for consump-
ton had completely cured her Of hack.
ing cough that for many years had made
life burden. All other remedies and
doctors could give her no help, but she
says Of this Royal cure-s.it soon remoy-
ed the pain in my chest and I can now
sleep soundly, something l can scarcely
remember doing before. feel like
sounding its praise throughout the Uni
verse;" So will everyone who tries DR..
Kings New Discovery for any trouble Of
the Throat, Chest or Lungs. Price so
cents and 81. Trial bottles free at T. r.
Shaw's Drug Store; every bottle guaran.
teed.
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Council Proceedings


Pembina, N. D.. May 21st, 1900.
Adjourned meeting ofeity council.
Present, Aldermen King, Price, Shaw
Feldman and Short.
Alderman Short in the chair.
The following bills were audited and
allowed:
Geo. Cornell sign for cemetery. % 3 Of
Geo. Parker work on streets. 800. 10 81
Thos. Granbois do ....... Il OC
Frank Hall do ...... Z 50
An ordinance entitled IAN ordinance
for the assessment and levy Of poll tax
for the year 1900" was read the second
time.
On motion the ordinance was amended
to read "for the year, 1900 and for each
successive year" and was passed. as
amended by the following vote:
Yeas, Messrs. King, Price, Feldman,
Shaw and Short. Nays, none.
Themarshal was instructed to enfor. e
the herd law strictly and to look after
certain manure piles and order them re-
moved. Adjourned,
F. A. WARDwELL.
Auditor.
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A Frightful Blunder.

Will often cause a horrible burn, scald,
cut or bruise. Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
the best in the world, will kill the pain
and promptly heal it. Cures old sores,
fever sores. ulcers, boils, felons, corns,
all skin eruptions. Best pile cure on
earth. Onlv &c a box. Cure guaranteed.
Sold by T. R. Shaw, druggist.
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The ancients believed that rheumatism
was the work of a demon within a man.
Any one who has had an attack Of sciatic
or inflamatory rheumatism will agree that
the infection is demoniac enough to war
rant the belief. Ithas never been claimed
that Chamberlain's Pain Balm would cast
out demons, but it will cure rheumatism,
and hundreds bear testimony to the Truth
of this statement. One application re-
lieves the pain, and this quick relief
which it affords is alone worth many
times is cost: For sale BY T. r. SHAW,
Druggist. 4a.48 .
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cl;OlJl Vi NEWS.

ssyN k3o00oL e NY u
Miss vosper q Neche i visiting Miss
Bullock.
The Fargo republican delegation from
here report the convention veritable
love FEAST l ,i,l, !,
Tonight, Tuesday, will witness a
splendid farewell reception to Miss B.,!-
lock, who leaves soon for Ontario.
Last night Sheriff Farrow came down
and snaked off Charley Cannon on an
indecent charge. A hearing will be given
at Bathgate tomorrow. Ia
Frank Thordarson, who is pursuing a
couse Of Study at Gustavus Adolphus
College Of St. Peter, Minnesota, arrived
home on Sunday. Frank has the ap-
pointment as census enumerator for
Park end Crystal townships.
& Death has come among us once again
and Fred Baney, whose home was five
miles east of town, in Lodema, has been
suddenly called hence, in the prime Of
life. Appendicitis was the cause, and
death resulted after an operation had
been performed. which had been too
long delayed. Fred Baney was among
the earliest settlers of this township and
was well and favorably known, was a
prosperous farmer and at intervals held
several township Offices, the last two
years being member of the board OF
supervisors. His untimely death leaves
a vacancy on the board. The very large
funeral fully indicated the esteem and
love borne for deceased, and his body
was tenderly laid away in close prox-
unity to that ofthe late Jacob Graber.
Very much sympathy is felt and ex-
pressed for the widow and fatherless
children, also for the father and brothers
of deceased.
There is always some fad on top; now
it's trapping pocket gophers. They
never have been so numerous as at pres
ent, and are doing an immense amount
Of damage, working almost entirely
among seeded land. Farmers can be
seen going home with dozens of traps,
individually, and many hundred gophers
have innocently "put their foot in it, and
ceased to exist. Fred Ganssle has en-
tirely cleaned them out of three quarter
sections. Gordon Husband caught over
forty on one quarter section and has in
vaded another quarter with his traps and
transport, intending to outAank this
ruthless enemy of the farmer. Every
farmer in this county and every county
should wage an unceasing war against
the army of pocket gophers which has
increased so rapidly and causing such
immense loss to farmers. This latest
pest, if not overcome, will ultimately
ruin both the farm and the farmer-trusts,
imperialism and militiarism to the con-
trafv
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An Ordinance

An OrOl0a0C0
For the Assessment and Levy of Poll
Tax for the Year 1900 and Each
Successive Year.
Be it Ordained by the Council of the
City Of Pembina
That each and every male citizen be-
tween the ages Of twenty-one and fifty
years residing within the limits of this
city shall be subject to and be assessed
a poll tax of one dollar and fifty cents
(s1.5O) for the year A. D 1880 and for each
successive year, which tax shall he paid
in money or by one days labor on the
streets of the city upon demand and no.
tice by the city marshal,
And said tax shall be collected in a
similar manner and the collections en-
forced by the same penalties as pre-
scribed by the statutes governing the
collection fpoll tax in civil townships.
The foregoing ordinance passed its
first reading May 9th, 1900. Ayes,
Aldermen King, Price, Hart, Feldman
and Short. Nays, none.
The foregoing ordinance passed its
second reading May 2lst, 1900. Ayes,
Aldermen King, Price, Feldman,
Shaw and Short.
Attest:
F. A. WARDwELL, Approved:
Auditor. JUDsoN LAMouRE.
Mayor.
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SUNDAY sERvICEs:-Epworsh League II
:. n. sunday School u -. Junior Hpworth
League p. N. Preaching 73o p. n. every Sum
PRAYER MEETING each Tuesday evening Of
780: during fall sud winter 10 b held ID the
.''''' : joa1 q. DIsoLs, Pastor.
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Pezananaoanp, saw. M. ". a.
Meet eyery Second aud Fourth Monday. vi
sitting neighbors cordially invited.
W. E. CoArs, =. -. KING ~ =, Z
Clerk. i. AZ W VI
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PounhaAa 17so 1sDassaASoS.
Meets every First and TAard Tuesday Of tho
month. 4 fss
". W. FBLsoN, ]. D. WnIAw,.
Secretary. CHIEF.
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Grace Church, Ps,.bt.a.

Every sUNDAY-school II O'Clock. Even.
song and Sermon 7:30P. l.. Choir Practice Fri.
day evenings ct ESQ. W.WArsoN, Rector.
- st. Vincent.
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1O91OO e 3e0dA04.s \ ~
Meets every Second aud Fourth wednsadav.
Mas. +. N. KING, 1ns. q. y. hAnnIs.
C. Off. Recorder.
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aocIEEEEe.

~.-s.n Pest, NE. "A, q. a. Il.
pssul.r meetings every second and fourth
Monday Of each month.
j. It. xdintant. Post Commander.
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e.,aH.na Ledge, a, a. T. d a. ne.
Regular meetlnRsin the evenings Of arst and md
.h,,d Triday of every month. Visiting brethren
in good standing are invited.
w. W. FEIsoN. % ~ "ANIM"i M
Secretary. 49,
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X, 4. THACKER,
p.,t,cul.r attention 10 sales Of Farm Property.
HAMILTON, NORTH DAKOTA
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H. W.Barkers Iron Compound makes
weak people strong. so cents at the
drug store. r...--,-.g.,-.z..--.--,..,,,-..
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Fenabana Ledge a1o. a. q. .. W.
Meets every hrrt and third Monday OF the
Month.
W. w. Ia Rscordsr. II. W.
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CHAs. e. HARRIS. N Z.
N.-,.,.,, ~ an,paon. Found at all hours
fny1 nnt nrofessionally engaged, ct big once,
" stntsynxn street ct day time ana o. Ms 1esi'
Ssncs IN Csvileer street ct night.
PDMB1NA, NORTH DAKOTA
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j H. SNYDER.
vEEEER1As = =
Calls night or day promptly attended. once -
!Watson's barn. ,.
Emerson, -.
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W ]. KEzrsHAw, 8 $.
lawyer Will practice "A court: z, r oises.
rtnnssota and befOre united 6tAtee Lsho ot ~
Hnsay 10 Loan and Collsotions made.
PR1BINA. NORTH DAKoEAl
W.. BURKE,
A1TORNEY-AT-LAW.
successor 70 N. o. Young. Real estate loans
and collections.
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p. BRENNAN. D. y. 8.
DEnTE1eE.
... !, state university Of Iowa. Located
Gfaaus.SS " 8. Rsthpate, Once in the Pioneer
Rerms s.s Rnildine, Pembpa. from tho 19tn 70
he 18th; at Dravton 18th 70 22na - S month";
Sari TO 2stn; Hamilton 2tn 70 iess VI .1o-'
Bathrate and Pembina. n. OAK
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PHxs1oIA1Ts.
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DUNMORE,

Letters remaining unclaimed during
the period ending October o. 1900, are
as follows. Persons calling for these
letters will please say advertised. NJ.
Is. Bishop, postmaster
Anil Andrea, 527 Larch street: Vic
tor Andrews, II. G. Bontn. New York
street: n. Czar, w. Bailey, Thomas
Buddle. p. j, Colony, Andrew Catin, T..
Ct, Croft. James A. Cross, Mrs. John
Frey, 1904 Monroe avenue; George NJ.
Foote, Mrs. j. j. Fitzpatrick, Gil Main
avenue. Mrs. II. II. Hurley. 1923 Elec-
trio avenue; G., Jobel, Miss Name
Kelly. Ada Price, Anna Rock, Frank
Richards, lG47 Monroe avenue; John
Shepherd t2), William Shoren. Foreign
Jiljko Jiyanic, George Hamzik, Domen-
leo di Pane Romanin Ilks
The Twentieth Century Dancing club
will give Halloween social Wednes-
day evening in Manley's hall. Music
by Lawrence's orchestra. *%
The funeral of Mrs. Edward Fries
will be held this afternoon at 2.3O
o'clock Short services will be con-
duSed at the home, after which the
remains will be taken To the Methodist
Episcopal church and public services
held. The members of the Methodist
Episcopal Sunday School will attend in
II body and hold fitting services over
their dead sister
The members of the High School foot
ball eleven are considerably elated over
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the Electric city Wheelnen's club
house this evening, under the au-
spices of the Bachelor Girls.
Tomorrow will be u fast day in the
Catholic church. being the vigil of the
feast OF All Saints. Thursday will be
All Saints Day, and irasscs viii be
celebrated in St. Patrick's church at
q. and s O'Clock. Confessions viii be
heard Wednesday afternoon and even
ing. on Friday. All Souls Day,
masses will be said at 6, Z and 5
o'clock.
Fred Jones, of Jackson street, left
last night for Butte city. Mont, where
he has accepted a position.
w. A. Jones and daughter, Eliza-
beth, of Jackson street, have returned
home from a three months trip to the
old country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Roberts. of
West Pawlet. Vermont. are the guests
of DR.. and Mrs. j. J. Roberts. of South
Main avenue.
a Prohibition rally will bc held in r..
G.. Morgan's hail. corner of Main ave-
nlie and Jackson street, commencing at
7.45 o'clock this evening. Ladies and
gentlemen are invited to attend. DR..
Bateson will be the speaker, and Will
lam Stanton will render. Il cornet solo.
Ira A. Sutton. of Edwards court. has
returned to his home from Frankfort,
Maine. This is the young man who
was supposed to have been killed in Il
railroad wreck at wilmington. Del,
some time ago,
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the state convention of the Young Wo-
mems Christian association. Miss Row.
lands reportS the meetings were of a
deep, spiritual nature. and largely at
tended.
The Swiss Benevolent society has
arranged an elaborate entertainment to
celebrate the Independence of Switzer-
land, on November |. in Music hall.
The Junger Maennerchor will meet Il t
Germania hall at 1.45 o'clock sharp this
evening to attend the concert Of the
Saengerrunde.
The grammar and arithmetic classes
Of the Young Women'S Christian asso-
citation met with full attendance la t
evening.
Camp i3O. Patriotic Order Sons of
America. met in weekly session last
night in Hartman's hail. on Pittston
avenue.
On Wednesday evening the members
of the Century Hose company will pa
rade. headed by the Ringgold band. to
advertise their ball. which will be held
Friday night in Athletic hall
The Welcome Dancing class is max
ing elaborate preparations for a
masque social, to be given in Showers
hall, Wednesday evening, November Z.
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

The Democrats of tn" Sixth and
Eighteenth wards will hold rally in
Golllen's hall Thursday evening. The
speakers will be, John =. Quinnnn, w.
T.. Shean, j. j. Murphy and =. j. Mur-
ray
y drawing for Il prize OF so will be
conducted by the Hyde Park Father
Mathew society on December .. Books
of tickets are now in the hands OF
the members. a prize will be offered
to the cadet bringing in the most
members during the next year.
The Chi Ipsilon society of the
Washburn Street Presbyterian church
mot last evening in an interesting ses-
Sion Glass No. 10, of the Sunday
school, will conduct a social in the
church next Friday evening.
An informal dance will be held in
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-30

The second Republican rally. parade
and mass meeting of the present cam
paign, under the auspices of the West
Side Central Republican club, will
tack place this evening, and judging
from the enthusiasm being displayed,
the demonstration will out-rival the
one held two weeks ago. The speaker
of the evening will be Hon. Hugh
Gordon Miller. of Virginia, who will
discuss the issues of the campaign
w. Gaylord Thomas will be chair
man of the mass meeting and a. j.
Colborn will also deliver one of his
patriotic addresses. The following Or
ders have been issued by the grand
marshal. Frank II. Reese. who will
be assisted as aides by Edward Coons.
of the Union League. and David
Owens. of the West side club.
The parade will form ON Main avenue, right
resting on jackson street. at : O'Clock sharp. and
will move over the following route at Ilj:
Main avenue to Lafayette avenue. to Hyde Park
avenue to Division street. to Main avenue TO
Evnon street, countcrlnarch mp Main avenue
to st. Davids hall and dismiss. Clubs wishing
to participate who not mentioned in the
line OF march will report to the marshal at
Main avenue and Jackson street at I O'Clock
sharp. The Rough Riders. Union league aud
keystone Colorcd Republican club will come up
Robinson street and swing onto Main avenue.
forming the head of the column. BY order of the
grand marshal, Frank q. Reese
The two divisions Of the parade will be made
Up as follows:
FIRST DIVISION.
Rough Riders.
Band.
non League.
Drum Corps.
North End Republican Club.
T. j. Reynolds G"r Club.
Sicnncr's Band
keystone Colorcd Republican Club.
Taylor Republican Club.
SECOND DIVISION.
Nay Aug Drum Corps.
West Side Central Republican Club.
Fifteenth Ward Drum Corps.
Fifteenth Ward Republican Club.
I. i. Reynolds Republican Club.
Edward James, Jr., Republican Club.
Swedish Republican Club.
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GREEN RIDGE.

Mrs. l. Paterson, who has been the guest Of
Green Ridge friends for the past three weeks
retained to Philadelphia yesterday.
\ lateral sewer has been laid on Delaware
street from the residence OF Mrs. 4. B Nicho,
corner OF SandcrSOn avenue, with the main sewer
on Dickson avenue.
Mr.. Charles Mahou. of Pitston. is spending a
few days with his daughter, Mrs. t;corg. Monies
of MonSey avenue.
The trustees of Asbury Methodist Episcopal
church have accepted plans for their new par
sonagc and expect to break ground for the io,in.
dntion walls al nm early date. The building will
front on Monscy avenue, and will be handsome
and modern.
Mrs. Thomas lidm, of Winwoud is visiting
her mother. Mis-. J.. d. Wall, OF Caposc avenue
There will he a special meeting ut the General
l'hinnev Engine company ut their room at half
past eight o'clock this evening. A full attend
ancc is requested.
The Ladies' ol the Green Ridge Presbyterian
church are requested To meet in the church par.
lors this afternoon, To sew garments which
are to be sent in the missionary box the ladies
are preparing.
Rev =. J. Mrilalc, of Pittslon, preached an
able and intcrc>tn" sermon in ST. rLul'S tulho-
lie church last night. Rev. Myr> NcMlnls
will 'isIiNrr the sermon this evening.
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NORTH SCRANTON.

\ serious coniagra,ion was narrowly aNcrtcd
at the home of Griihth Davis, ON Hill street
S,nd.v afternoon. member of the household
in lighting II pipe, uccdcntly dropped the burn,
ing match on u sofa. Instantly there was a
brisk fire. which threatened the destruction OF
the house. Mr.. Davis with rare presence of
mind seized the sofa and carried it out nto the
street, where it burned mcrry until consumed.
The Republican club of this place is now
comfortably located in n suite of rooms in the
auditorium. Plans have been perfected whereby
it will become permanent organization.
James Lewis. of Charles street, is visiting
friends at South Gibson.
Professor Martin. principal OF No. p school.
has removed his family from Moscow to Edna
avenue.
Thomas Powell, of keystone academy. spent
Sunday with his parents on Summit avenue. lie
was accompanied by his claSsmatr, Mr.. Suydam
W. Il. Baker and family, OF Theodore street,
have returned from Fac,oryville where they
have been spending "A few days.
The funeral of Teresa Campbell. the jycar.old
daughter OF Mrs. Ellen Campbell. will be held
from her home OH Mary street this afternoon at
o'clock.
The funeral of Charles Gilgalon held yes
terdUy afternoon from the family residence on
cemetery.
The Defenders of the South Side and the North
End Stars will be the opposing teams in 4 game
oi basket ball nj the Auditorium this evening.
The North Main avenue pave is now completed
as far as Dean street The work goes on much
better than it did at the beginning. each man
being better acquainted with the work.
Constable Bernard Davis. who has been slight
lv inli,posed Tor the last month with stomach
trouble, is rapidly recovering.
Mr., Trooncrvail and wife. OF West Abingdon.
were callers on Alderman otto ID. Myers, ycster
day.
The runners and drivers of local union No 1867
will meet This evening at Lconarls hall. at 40
o'clock.
John t. Woll received word Yesterday OF the
death OF his father. +. 4. Wolff. OF Snydervilc,
Monroe county.
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Joseph Gardner, of al5 Birch street
lower floor, is II special officer. He
wears Il brilliant badge that may
mean Il great deal; it may not. sun
day night it lost it's significance, it
was sneered at and the officer wear
ing it was scolfed at ana Knocked. 1t
Was too much for human nature 10
bear and Alderman Ruddy was called
upon last night to straishten out mat
terS.
Ernie GeiSSler, of 80 Birch street
upper floor. WAS celebrating something
or other Sunday night, and unfortu-
nately thought an accordion would
help matters along. The celebrating
VAS all right, but the accordion ;,c~
compartment was all wrong, and as
he pumped the whcezy old instru-
ment upstairs to the dancing of IL
pair of feet. the occupants down
stairs began hunting their toma-
hawks.
Rut Special officer Gardner was
thercabout and he straightway pinned
upon his manly bosom the star of au-
thority, and. marching upstairs, he
authoritatively told them to quit or,
as he said it, "to cut it out" Upon
hearing this, the celebrants grew ex-
ceedingly wrathy, threatened all man.
ner of dire things and made other re-
marks.
Alderman Ruddy heard the balance
of the tale of woe last night Giessler
having been arrested, and the result
was "A fine and costs imposed on him.
Moral-Music hath not always
charms to soothe the savage breast.
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st, Johns Devotional Services.

Rev. &. V. Weldon, who is in tenn
porary charge of the ST. Johns Ger
man Catholic church. began forty
hours devotional services in that edi-
flee on Sunday morning. Rev. j. T..
Steinkirchner. of Luzerne. preached
Sunday evening and Rev. j. w. Balta
of Wilkes-l5arre. conducted the sew
vices last evening.
Rev. Peter Christ, of South Scran-
ton, will preach the cios:rg sermon
this evening. Rev. Wei'len is being
assisted in the services by ltcv, George
Stopper, of South Scranton, and Ecv.
r. r. Straub of pittstOn