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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-20
Religious....

school at p. m, j. T. Rendlc, superintendent;
Juniors, At 8 p. m.; Epworth League at $50.
vice, 7.so, subject, "Our Voyage" The church
will be warm and comfortable. The seats arc
free and welcome awaits you.
Howard Place African Methodist Episcopal
church-Preaching at 1870 a. m. by Rev. d. 8.
Bently, Of the Pittsburg conference; 23o p M,
Sunday school; 7.45 p. M, preaching by Rev.
Bently. The public is cordially invited to attend
any or all Of these services.
Baptist.
Penn Avenue Baptist church--Preaching at 1880
a. nj. and 7.30 p. m. by the pastor, Rev. r. F.
Y. Pierce, D. D.
jackson Street Baptist church-Morning prayer
meeting at 9.3O, leader Brother Mathew Holley.
Preaching at 1880 by the pastor. Rev. Thomas
dc Gruchy, d. D. Topic, IA Forward Move.
ment." Sunday school at 2, Alfred Roberts. su.
perintendent. Evening service at sharp.
Praise and song service The choir will repeat
the anthems sung at the re.opening services.
The address will be "Our Mission" Neighboring
pastors will assist the pastor. The public is
cordially invited. Strangers may here and a
home.
First Baptist church. South Main avenues.
F. Mathews pastor. Tho usual Sabbath ser.
vices morning and evening, 1l.3O a. m. and 7.SO
p. m. Subject for Sabbath evening, "Our Neigh
bor." Sunday school. 2.3O p. M, Plymouth,
church. DR.. Beddoc. superintendent. B. Y. p. u.
service, $50 p m. ut Ivorite hail. Prayer meet.
ing Wednesday evening. 7.3o p. m. All are
welcome.
Shiloh Baptist church. Center strcet-Scrvices
at 10.45 a. m. and T30 p. m. Preaching by Rev.
James A. Sinclair, of Philadelphia. Sunday Is
cleaning day. Morning sermon, "Faith and
Works." evening sermon, 'The Winning Side."
All are cordially invited to come out with us.
Green Ridge Baptist church-Choir prayer
meeting at 10 a. M; church services at 1890
and $50. In the morning the pastor will COM
mence series Of sermons on "Glmpses Into the
Character Of the Apostles Through Their Con-
versations with jesus; subject in the evening,
"Joy in Trial.; Sunday school at 11.45; Junior
meeting at $3.50; prayer meeting Of the Senior
society at 6.30.
Memorial Baptist churcf--Rev. W. r. Davies,
pastor. Preaching tomorrow, both morning and
evening, by the pastor. Bible school at 2 p. nj. ;
| superintendent. George Davies. Proyer meeting,
Monday evening; class meeting. Thursday even.
ing; Young Peoples meeting, Tuesday evening;
leader, Hannah Jones; topic. "Charity'
Blakely Baptist church-Pastor Spencer will
preach at 1890 a. M. on "The Christian Life a
Transfgured Childhood in Christ Jesus" and at
7SO p. nj. on ''The Prodigas Resolution" Bible
school, 11.45 and B. Y. p. U. at Gas. Every.
body welcome.
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Miscellaneous.

First Church OF Christ (scientst), $40 Adams
avenue-Sunday services, 1890 a. m. and 7.3O
p. m.; Sunday school, 11.45 a. m. Subject,
"Everlasting Punishment" Testimonial meet.
ings Wednesday evenings at o'clock. The
church is also open every day during the week.
The Bible and all Christian Science literature is
kept in its free public reading room "Science
and Health. with Key to the Scriptures by
Mary Baker Eddy will be loaned to investga.
tors without charge. Visitors and letters of in.
quiry are welcomed and given courteous atten.
tion and information free.
Undenominational Union church, corner Luke
and Kirtz streets, Little England-sabbath
school, 1880 a. m., Walter Woodward, super.
intendcnt. Preaching services, 2.30 and 730 p.
m. Prayer meeting Thursday evening, 7.3o. An
invitation is extended to those who will speak
for the Master to write to II. J. Irving, 1912
Mary street, Scranton, Pa.
All Souls universalist church. Pine street. he.
tween Adams and Jefferson avenues-Rcv. o. r.
Beardsley, pastor. Residence, 500 Adams ave.
nue.. Morning service, 1890; subject, Honesty
OF Professed Christians vs. Christian Honestly"
evening service, 7.30; subject, "Lfe's Dreams"
Sunday school at 1l.3O, Mrs. s. Benjamin, super.
intendent. "There shall be one fold and one
shepherd"
Zion United Evangelical church, 1920 Capouse
demonstrating by the pastor, Rev. J. W.
Messenger at 10.45 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sub.
iects, "Fire an Emblem Of the Spirit and
Goods Provision for Revivals." Revival ser.
vices during the week at 7.3O p m. Sunday
school at 9.45 a. ni Keystone league Christian
Endeavor at $40 p. m. Seats free. Strangers
invited. All welcome.
Calvary Reformed church, Monroe avenue and
Gibson street-Rev. Marion l.. Firor, pastor.
Services, 1890 a. M. and 80 p. m.~ Sunday
school, 1l.45 =. m.; Christian Endeavor, Gas p.
m. Holy communion administered at both SER
vices. Morning subject forgiveness OF Sins''
Rally day services in the evening.
Capouse chapel-Rev. l.. R. Foster will preach
at 10 a. m. and 7.SO p. m.; Junior Endcavor.
4 p. M; Senior. 6.So p. m.
Railroad Y. NJ. c. A.--Gospcl meeting Sunday
at 3.45 p. M. subject, Echoes from Philadel.
phia," with short talks by delegates to the re.
cent international Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. confer.
ence. Contralto solo by Miss Anna Salmon. All
railroad men and families welcome
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Evangelical Lutheran-Nineteenth Sunday after
Trinity. Gospel, Matt, kills Epistle, Eph.,
iv:222s
st. Marks, washburn and Fourteenth streets
Rev. A. l.. Ramer, Ph. D., pastor. Services at
10 q. m. and 730 p. m.; Luther league, $50
p. M. Sunday school. 10 m. Morning subject,
'The Son Of Man Hath Power on Earth to For.
give Sins; evening subject, "Thc Church Con.
sists Of Many Members but One Body in Christ"
Holy Trinity, Adams avenue and Mulberry
street-Rev. G. G.. Spieker, PASTOR Services,
1880 a. n,, 7.30 p. M; Luther league, G.3o p.
M; Sunday school, 12 M; catechetcal instruc.
tion, us p. i1i.; Bible study, Wednesday, 7.45
p. m.
st. Paul's, Short avenue--Rev. ". G. l.. Lauer.
pastor. Services at 1880 a.. nn., $50 p. m; Sum
day school, 2.3o p. m,
Zion's. Mifiin avenuc--Rev. P. f. Zizelmann,
pastor. Services at 1880 a. m; Sunday school
at Q p. m.
Christ church, Cedar avenue and Beech street
Rev. James Witkc, pastor. Services at 1880 a.
M, S.30 p. M; Sunday school, p. IN.
Grace Evangelical Lutheran church Of the Gen.
eral Synod, corner Madison avenue and Mulberry
street-Rev. Luther Hess Waring, pastor $50
a. M, Sunday school; 1890 a. M, divine wor.
ship, sermon by the pastor on "The Nature and
Characteristics Of Love-" GAS p M, Y. P. s.
c. E.; 7.30 p. n,., divine worship; sermon on
"How the Church Holds the Keys to the King
dom Of Heaven" The public is cordially in.
vited
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p. m. The pastor will preach morning and
evening. Special music from now on. All vel.
come.
Adams Avenue chapel, New York street-Rev.
James Hughes, pastor. Communion service at
1880 a. M. funeral sermon at 7.30 p. m. All
welcome.
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Mme.A. Ruppert's Celebrated Com.
plexion Specialt;es are for sale in
Scranton by
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Go s4ycha6?
z P~ittsburgs, Pa.
ZdDiodonienie.

Posiedzenie delegat0w Gminy grup
wv. Mar. Pol. ma Pittsburg i okolice
odbedzie sic W niedziele, d. 81 maja RIB.
o godz. 3ciej pc po}udniu, W hall tow.
Promienistych. Uprasza sic panow de-
legatow o punktualne stawienie sic, po-
niewaz sprawl, ktora bedzie omawiana,
ME cierpi zw}oki. Obecnosc reprezen-
tantow grup jest k~onieczna.
w. Wyszyhski, sekr.
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z Detroit, Mich.
Ie0tr Too. Przyj OSwiatv.

Towar.ystwo Przyjaci63 Oswiaty u.
rzadza teatr we wtorek, dnia 20 msja
1900. o godzinie 7.30 wieczorem W hall
ma rogu Russell j Leland ul. Doch6d
jak zwykle, przeznaczony ma ksztalcaoa
sic W wyzszyeh szko}aoh niezamozna
mfodziez polska. Zapraszam uprzejmie
publicznosd polska, ably raosy'a prey.
by6 W dnia oznaczonym 1 po ARIA eel
tax s~zlachetny. Pc teatrze zabawa.
w imieniu tow. Przyj. Oswiaty
J6zef NOwokooski.
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z Cleveland, Ohio.
O6ch6d Mdioaoa,

Many .aszosyt prosic 81. publio.nos6
polsks, ably ~raozyla pr.yby6 ma oboh6d,
kt6ry sic odbed.ie q maja, o 4 godz.
po po1udniu " Justys Hall, pr.y Lite.
rary str. W poludniowej dzielnioy MAS.
Ia. Komitet dokiada wsselkioh staraf,
ably q. 'publioznos6 zadowolni6 / ably
obeh6d odbyl sic jaknsjuroo.ysoiej.-
Olbrys, Sac.ewics ] Zwohhski, komitet
Gminy Nv. N. p.
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die sic W poniedzialek, dnia % maja
+. b., o godz. 8msj w~ieczorsm, W loka-
lu Czytelni Polskiej. Obsonos6 wszyst-
kioh delegatow jest konieoznie potrzeb-
na, poniewaz wazne sprawy przyjda
pod obrady.
B.. Ra~bierzyhski, sekr.
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wreszoie, ozy ktos oiaruje swoje centy
ma sieroty, szpitale lub ma ~RapperswylG
R6anica poglad6w ma rzeczy mniejszej
wagi ME rozni ludzi z ~charakterem i o
sta{ych predetermined w}asnyoh".
A wiec zwiazkowcy raz Eli, to znow
dobrzy; raz katolicy, to znow odszcze-
piehcy. Ostateoznie zdaje sic, ze "a
wedrowawszy zbyt daleko, redakcja ska
wetnego dziennika otrzyma}a naka,,
by insynuacje swa z}agodzic i z}agodzi-
Ia, 60 mas ME powstrzyma cd powt6rze-
mia tego, cosmy zawsze twierdzili, re
polscy %jezuici oraz ich najemnicy, to
klika wrecz szkodliwa ola narodu pol
skiego.
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s. s .es.yoki, .ebrans podo.as
r~oswiniecia sstandaru tow. ia.
ma III Sobieskiego " Chicago $50
Csionek or. LIP " La Sale, Ill. 80
Zetrans przez PIP. w. Mis.kie-
la, F. Cssrneokiego i w. Pal.
o.auisa " Sugar Notch. Pa. sos
Zebrane ns chr.cinaoh u pan
silva Pilhssich W Braddook,
Pa. prses p. p. M. Grzeszkowia-
ka i w. Bsjma 3.O7
Zwiasek' Sokol6w Polskich, DO.
datek cd o.aonk6w Ia POI roku,
cd l lipoa '99 do / maroa r. b.. 1924
Rs.em sI74.S6
Stan kasy l kwiet. 1900 Z. $177S4.5S
Stan kasy 1 maja 1900 r. $I7958.04
Wyrazois sto sisdemdziesiat ostsry
dol. trsydziesci szes6 oeut6w Wv.
saalem ma reoe dyrektora Muzeum Nav.
Pol. W Rapperswylu OBJ. J. Galezow.
skiego, 85 Boulevard M~alesherbes, Pa.
ris, France,
Dr.. L. SaAouski,
Kom. Skarbu Mar. Pol. IA Stanv
Zjedn. Am. P6}n.
PITTsBURa, d. 10 msjs 1900.
Wszystkie pisma polskie uprasza sic
o iaskawe powtorzenie powyzsaego spra-
wozdania.
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loWina, ktOra wielu ucNSzYl

Ludzkoec, 1ak powszech. lie wiadc mo. dzieli ala
wedding stanowiska fzycznego, d~uchowepo 4 eko.
nomicznego M dwIe kl. sy; 90 jednej nalezs In
dzie zdrowf, SLIM. pieknie wygladajscy, zawsze
zawsze wesen W takim stanie najszcz esliwri "
interesach: do drugiej klasy naieea ludzie cho.
trwozliwi, melancholijni czestnkroc ab-olutnis
do piracy oraz do zycia familijnego ME zdalni.
Do tel nieszczesliwej klasy naIeza CT. kt6rxv
chociaz W zupefr lie niewladomy epos6b dopusz-
cali sic stra-znych zbrodni wzgledem ciaia an.
ely, q czego W p6zniejszem zyciu nsstaja strasz
ne skutki, Tub kt6rzy przez zie odzywfanie sie.
ciezka prac9. kiopoty Tub ter przez stycZno6c =
chorowiymi osobami cierpieh tych nabyii.
TIE zbfakane istoty przez kr6tkie swoje Sycie
cierpi9 zszwyczat skutki swych vad, sfaboeci
ma bicie serca, Dol giowy, osfabienie, katar, epi-
lepsye, my Ditmoralne. nerwowoec, zatwar-
dzente, Dol merck, reumatyZm, astme, impotenc1e.
bolace wysypki ma cafem ciele 4 rome choroby
weneryczne.
Mkt z tyoh jednakze ME ma powodu rozpscEse.
albowtem wynalezione zoetAso przez lekarzy w
naszem mie6cie takie lekarstwo, kt6rem cierpicpia
powyzsze sly bko gruntowIis wyleczone bye
mog9, 1 ktore q ludsi cierpiacJ oh uczynic moze
ludzi xnowu zdrowych, silnych, tiustych. dobrze
wygladajacych 1 zdolDych do piracy lido wsp6lne-
go zycia.
Ma tsdanie wyelemy ma probe tyle lekarstv. lie
wystarczy ma cafy typneh, xupefnie darmo. wsxy-
soy, kt6rzy. prsgne wyleczenis, moga sic zgfo-
sic listownie iub osobiscie do:
State Medical Dispensary,
70 K. Madison ST., Chicago, Ill.
0twarte Oh 10 rano do 4 pc poiudniu.
Cd D do 8 wieczorem.
w niedziele cd 10 do IL 20 poiudniu.
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z Buffalo, N. Y.
ZdarinROmienie.

Z0act6dOnntente.
Ninieiszem zawiadamiam 81. panow
delegatow Gminy Polskiej W Buffalo,
N. Y, ze posiedzeuie m~iesieczne odbe.
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4 kwietnia. Cd oh. 1. Jedrasiaka DO,
komisarza Skarbu Narod. ma mias
Buffalo, N. Y. zebrans jak nastep,
je: Ma imieninaob pani Gosie e,
skiej zebrala PAM Jankowska $l.8
Ma weselu p. w. Kwiatkowskise
"a inicj atywa OBJ. Judeokiego zebr,
p. F. kukasiewioz $500. Tow. K
j. Poniatowskiego or. 38 podatek
8 miesieoy $3.50. Tow. Krawc6
Polskioh gr. 1914 podatek IA jede
rok 50 48. Ma imieninaoh PAM Mi
duckiej .ebrala PAM Groszewsi
800 razem $l8.$
8 kwi.tnia. Cd OBJ. Andrzeja Pa
seek, sekr. kom. Skarbu Mar.
Pol. W r W Newark, N. Y.
nastepujaoe skladki:
.13 grudnia 1898. j. Janioki
podatek Oh Towarzystwa
sw. Stanisiawa Kostki W
N. Y 81 80. Is grudnia 1893
T. q. Cyndeoki IA ohrzoinach
u pahstws Radoniewioz 80 OF.
81 styoznia 1899 z obch styoz.
wego urzad.onego W Newark,
N. Y. $2.10. a lutego 1899
z baIu OR. 1876 81 81. 5 lutego.
1895 T. z posiedzenia tow. ia
ma Sobi skiego 48 cent. Ago
marca 1897. ma weselu pan
silva K wIatko wskich " Bloom.
field, N. Y. 70 Of. 20 grudnia
1899 r. z obchodu List. CRU.
by 46 $2.52. Ii maroa 1900 +.
2 obch. Styczniowego wszyst.
kioh towsrzvstw z Newark, N.
Y. $1.0O. Rszem ID.
Q kwietnia. Cd OBJ. Jana Vol
taszek Skarbnika Oddz. SIX.
N. P.~w Rap. ma missto New
York ! okolioe go.
"a kwietnia. Cd OBJ. +. Wier-
nickiego zebrane ma wieozor-
ku tow. ,Promienistyoh" W
Pittsburgh, Pa. 8.
q kwietnia. Cd OBJ. M. Saoewi.
oza zebrane pray otwaroiu sa-
lonu pana A. Jabiohskiego W
Cleveland, Ohio,s misnowioie:
A. Olszewski 10c., M. Brsecz.
kewski 25c., M. Sacewioz loo.
l.. Rsoinovsk 10J., II. Dy-
szyhski 10c., II. Jabiohski 10
O., j. Celmer l5c.,. w. Jab-
lo6ski 3d. s. Rychalski l0c.,
+. Dobrzy hski 3d., M. Rus
kowski 10. Rszem 1.
% kwietnia. Cd OBJ A. +. PIMA
chowskiego, podk. skarbu Mar.
W Ashland Wis, = vol yoh
sk}adek do sksrbonki $3.68.
Cd grupy 100 tow. Tad. Kos
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u powodu koniecznosci rozpocze-
cia druku novel %konstytucji W nj
niejszym numerze, zostalismy zmuszeni
odfozyc do przysz}ego tygodnia spra-
wozdania z obchod6w, podziekowania,
pokwitowania z nades}anych sk1adek
oraz czesc wiadomosci zwiazkowych.
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SPRAWOZDANIE

Komisarza Skarbu Mar. Pol. W Rappers.
wylu ma Stany Zjednoczone POI.
Am. "a miesiao kwiecieh 1900 r.
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kwieoieh i mai 1900 r. $3.50

kwieoieh i mai 1900 +. $3.50
raxem 5.lS
20 kwietnia. Cd OBJ. Guiaxdow.
skiego, polk. Skarbu Mar. W
Schenectady. N. Y, sebranyoh
cd ob. J6sefa Mr6wosehskie.
60 81 90 i cd gr. 438 49,.
razem 1.SS
Ma reoe OBJ. M. Majewskiego,
skarbnika q. N. P, zlo4yli:
CIR. 81 200
OR. 338 80
J. Krawo.ak i F. Walozak so
j. Lewsndowski ma chrzoinaoh go
F. K. Dr.ewieoki u PIP. Ma.
ozyhs ich 1.25
CIR. 2O4 1.10
Ma zabawie u j. Jakowanis 200
J6zef Pompa ze skarbonki 1877
CIR. 357 $3.50
Or. 403 rs
CIR. 1877 O4
Or. 428 80
CIR. LIP SO
CIR. 418 ii
Or. 195 O8
CIR. 800 %
CIR. 2l2 LA
Or. 463 u PIP. Niteckioh 100
OR. $50 38
Ma rece oh. s. Barszozewskiego,
podkomisarza ma stan Illinois,
zloAyli:
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Il powodu przybycia wyslahc6w
Transwaalu i Oranji do Stanow Zjed-
n%oczonych, ,,Gazeta Polska" poswie-
Ca i'm artyku} p. t. Kara "a walecznos6,
W ktorym tax sic zastanawia mad poko-
jowemi propozycjami borrow, uozynio-
nemi zaraz pc rozpoczeciu wojny:
,,Anglja odpowiedzia}a, re ME moze
bye mowy o zawarciu pokoju, dopoki
choragiew angielska ME zostanie "a
tknieta W stolicach obu republik, a to z
powodu przelania krwi angielskiej. In
nemi siowy p~owiedzia3a Anglia, re po-
niewaz boerzy okazali sic walecznymi i
dobrymi zo}nierzami, przeto powinni
bye zupe}nie podbici; gdyby ME byli
stawiali oporu Bullerowi, gdy ten szed}
do Ladysmith, gdyby ME byli bronili
sic pred najazdem anglik6w, byliby
mogli mice nadzieje, re i'm Anglia las
kawie niepodleg}osc zapewni.
,Taka odpowiedz dostali boerzy, a
SWAT dowiedzia} sic, re wed}ug tel mia
ry, ~tchorzostwo jest cnota, a tch6rz jest
wobec spo}eczehstwa lepszym cz}owie-
klein, niz patricia, ola kt6rego wolnos6
drozsza powinna bye mad zycie".
Zupe}nie s}uszna uwaga, boo ME tyl-
ko W tym wypadku, ale niemal We
wszystkich objawach zycia spo}ecznego,
i'm wiecej kto wyrzeka sic przekonah
swoioh, i'm bardziej politykuje, k}ania-
jac sic pred silniejszym = tenn wiecej
op}ywa W dostatki!
Ale must przyjs6 koniec temu, re wa
leczni kare ponosza. Sprawiedliwos6
must zwyoiezy6.
w ubieg{ym miesiacu wp}yne}o ma
Skarb Narodowy 174 dol. SO cent6w.
Bodajby sprawozdanie Komisarza Skar-
bu mogfo wykazywac sunny takie co
miesiac.
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TOOK A GALLOP
Over the Hills-aovernor Roosevelt
Spends the Sabbath in Quiet and
Rest-Now in Wyoming,

Over the Hills-6overnor Roosevelt
Spends the Sabbath in Quiet and
Rest-Now in Wyoming.
RAwLINs, Wyo.. Sept. 23.-After n
week Of great exertion in speaking and
travelling, Governor Roosevelt resolved
to spend 4 quiet Sunday OF resi-. At
the conclusion of the meeting at Rock
Springs last night the special train pull
cd out on what is called "o'Nellrs
Spur" where 1t remained during the
night and to-day. remote from town or
city.
The train rested near Daly's ranch,
and the party. numbering about thirty
or more. were entertained at the ranch
with game dinner. During the day
horses were provided and about twenty
five of the party. including the COVER
nor, took gallop over the adjacent
hills. Four speeches have been arrang-
ed for tomorrow. at Rawlins. Medi-
cine Bow. Laramie and Cheyenne. The
first three meetings will be held during
the day and the night one will take
place at Cheyenne. From Cheyenne,
the governor will proceed to Colorado,
Kansas and Nebraska.
Deadwood, S. D., will be reached
about October 3. and Waterloo, Iowa,
about October 5. from which point he
will go TO Chicago, where he is sched-
uled to speak on October G. So far the
governors voice is holding out well and
his health and strength seem to be i'm
proving, rather than otherwise. Dur
Ing thIs campaign he win have travel
ed more than 10000 miles and delivered
over 225 speeches.
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Fear Trouble Today.

SHAMoKIN, Pa, Sept. 2s.-All was
quiet In the strike situation here to-day,
but 1t Is feared trouble may be prcclp.-
tated by an attempt 10 start the Cam
eron colliery In the morning. At q
largely attended meeting of United
Mine Workers at Treverton last night,
1t was resolved to remain away from
work until the strike Is declared off.
John Fahey, district president of the
United Mine Workers went to Hazle-
ton this morning for 4 call on President
Mitchell.
Sheriff Harvey has sixty deputies in
this city who are In constant readiness
to go to any section. Besides these
three score armed men. the sheriff has
several hundred deputies distributed
throughout the county.
The Butchers Association, which Is
composed OF all meat dealers in Halle
ton and vicinity, has given notice that
beginning Tomorrow only Il cash busI-
ness VIII be done because OF the strike.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-24
MANY BOYS i'm
BLUE KILLED BY
The FILIPINOS
During the Past Ten Days-Number
Will Approach 1oo-Take Heart
From American Support.
AGGIE REFUSESA COMPROMISE.
Amnesty Has Expired-old condi-
tons ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In
"Better Spirits"

MANILA, Sept. 23.--The insurgent
demonstrations last week prove to
have been more extended than was at
first reported. From Cagayan and 1sa-;
bella provinces. and the northwestern
districts of Luzon come accounts Of In
surgent operations and American pre-
cautionary measures. Merchants in
the province Of Albay are getting their
hemp to Manila as rapidly as possible,
fearing that otherwise It will be burned
by the insurgents.
At 1llolo. there was. considerable an
xiety lest an uprising should occur; but
the Insurgents there are ceasing their
activity and returning in white cloth
Ing to the garrisoned towns Of the. dis
trict. AS resumption OF insurgent op-
erations Is considered quite probable.
the Americans there are taking the
necessary steps.
The American casualties in killed.
wounded or missing during the last ten
days approach one hundred. including
those at sinilonn, at the east end OF La
guna de Bay, where the insurgents. af-
ter the engagement, delivered ten bod
les Of our dead.
Documents captured In Manila show
that the insurgent activity in this VI
clnlty were ordered by rebels here, fol-
lowing instructions from the Hong
Kong junta.
Aguinaldo Wants No Compromise.
. Senior Buencamino has received from
Aguinaldo an answer regarding his
peace proposals. Aguinaldo declines to
consider them and declares that he is
unwilling to agree to compromise.
Archbishop Nozaleda with Bishop He
via and ten friars. will leave for Spain
Tuesday. He goes to render his decen-
NAL religious report. He says he ex-
poets to return here. During his ab-.
sence the affairs of the archdiocese will
be administered by Mgr Chapelle.
The amnesty expired September q,
and the conditions that existed pre-
viously have been resumed.
An insurgent proclamation signed
last month by Agulnaldo. directing that
American prisoners be set at liberty,
that good treatment be accorded to
captlres and that $40 be paid to each
American surrendering. has reached
Manila. Few prisoners were released
under the proclamation. Two, who have
just arrived from the Cailless district
report that the insurgents in that local
ity are in better spirits" than they had
displayed at any time before, since
April.
The insurgents recently murdered
ruthlessly three persons In the Lukban
district.
samar is short of rice; but as the
hemp supply is abundant, the people
are shipping hemp to Buan island and
smuggling rice in exchange.