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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-03-09
"King of the Opium Ring"

The strong, sensational drama, "Thc
King Of the Opium Ring" began a
three days engagement at the Acad-
emy of Music last night, before n
crowded house. The scene Of the
drama Is laid in San Francisco, and It
is filed with exciting scenes and Incl
dents from beginning u end. 1t tells
of the grip the opium ring has on San
Francisco and what crimes are COM
mitted by those directing its affairs.
The company now presenting the
drama at the. Academy is not able 20
bring out the full force of the drama
1t is enlivened by number OF special
ties and musical features. With the
company arc four real Chinese. Tho
performance will be repeated this and
tomorrow afternoon and evening.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-03-09
CITY SCAVENGER

A. p. BRIGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS
and cess pools; no odor. Improved
pumps used. A. b. BRIGGS, Proprietor.
Leave orders HOO North Main avenue,
or Eicke's drug store. corner Adams and
Mulberry. Telephone 9540.
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LOST.

LOST-MONDAY, BETWEEN LACKA-
wanna and Pittston, block and rope.
Finder will receive reward by notifying
FarrelrS Transfer, Scranton.
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POLITICAL,


FIRST LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT.-NO-
tice Is hereby given that a convention
of the First legislative district will be
held at p. m. on the 10th day Of March
next. at Cooperative hall, West Side. for
the purpose of nominating candidate
for the legislature to represent said dis
trict and electing two delegates to at
tend the Republican state convention 20
be held in Harrisburg on April %, 1900.
The primaries will be held on Saturday
afternoon, March II, between the hours
of 4 and clock. According to the rules
governing the Republican primaries of
this legislative district notice of the date
of said primary election must be given
by the district chairman at least twenty
days before said primary election and
each candidate must register with the
district chairman his full name and post
office address and pay his assessment iif-
teen days before the primary election or
his name will not be placed on the official
ballot. No votes shall be counted for any
person who has not compiled with these
conditions.
W. A. Paine. Chairman.
Attest: Joseph Jeffrys, Secretary.
Scranton, Pa. Feb. 22 1900.
SECOND LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT
Notice Is hereby given to the Republi-
can voters of the Second legislative dis
trict that a primary election will be held
on Saturday. March Il. 1900. between the
hours of and O'clock D. m. for the
purpose of electing two delegates to rep
resent said legislativ district in the COM
ing Republican state convention to be
held IN Harrisburg, and to nominate a
candidate for the legislature. The con-
vention to compute the vote will be held
on Tuesday. March 20. 1900. at / o'clock
p. m, In the court house in Scranton.
In accordance with the rules governing
this district the candidates will be voted
for directly by the voters at the polls
Each candidate must register with the
district chairman his full name and post
office address and pay his assessment
twenty days before the election or his
name will not be placed In the official
ballot neither will any votes cast for him
be counted.
The district vigilance committees In
the various precincts. will conduct ths
election and the result will be reported
by the return Judge to the district con.
vention. which will be composed of the
return judges of the various districts
A written notice containing further In.
structiOns will be sent to the members OF
the said district vigilance committee.
Frederick w. Fleitz, Chairman.
Attest: Walter L. Davis. Secretary.
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FOR RENT - NEW HOUSE. NINE
rooms and all improvements, 100 Mon-
roe avenue,
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FoR RENT

FOR RENT-GOOD BAKERY STAND
with oven and lunch rooms. Eligible
location, on reasonable terms. Call on or
address Chas. Gardner. Factoryville, Pa.
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BUSINESS OPPORrUNIT>

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
$50 90 CASH SECURES HALF INTER-
est in paying business; also salaried
position paying $1,000 weekly. Call S25
Jefferson avenue.
FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE. ON AC-
count of sickness a well established
business in the heart Of Scranton. For
particulars apply to W. 4. Hackett, Price
Building.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE-BCILDING ON IACKA-
wanna avenue, in three hundred block
Address c., care Tribune office.
BARGAINS IN SINGLE AND DOUBLE
houses, business properties, city lots
Price Building.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-08-04
photograph,ng With n r.y.. Eye.

FnotoErnphinS With u rty's rye.
 A writer in Knowledge describes 0 method for mounting the eye of drag. on fly in such a way that, with the aid of microscope, photographs can be made through the lenses of the insects eye. The photographs thus produced are multiple, because the eye of the dragon fly consists of a large number of minute lenses distributed over its surface, each bringing the rays of light to focus in- dependent of the others. In fact, every dragon fly carries in it's eyes about 25,- 900 minute and perfect lenses, each of which, when properly manipulated, is able to produce upon sensitive plate photograph, microscopic in size, but sharp and distinct.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-08-04
A Sign That Never Failed.

A certain more than locally famous oculist- he lives on Thirteenth street. has aInung his chronic patients an elder. ly woman of wealth who is supersti. tious about the 9th of September
 Well" said she, with a sigh o1 re- lief when her unluoky day this year had passed, "I certainly am glad when the 9th of September is over I always know that if I live past that day I'm sure to live till another year. Oh, I'm certain of it! Why, it's sign I've nev- CT known to fail, never. '-- Washington Post
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-08-04
LIre's IneauaIitIes,

Fond Mother-Th' papers is sayin as how MT. De Star, tn great actor, is get tin one hoondred dollars a night.
 Scene Shifter-Yis, an wot does we get-only 90 cents night fer shiftin all that heavy scenery fer him ter walk an spout before. It's all anarchist I'll soon be. New York Weekly
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-08-04
Wire Nails.

Wire nails have only been in common usA for Is years, yet in that time they have conquered the foreign as well as the domestic market, and the output for 1897, as appears by treasury statis- tics just printed, reached the enormous total of nearly 900, 900, 900 pounds. While the trade has steadily expanded the prices have as steadily declined, despite the tariH Philadelphia Rec ord.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-08-04
HaA to Tell Some One

If you'd been half an hour later" she said, II don't know what I should have done"
 "What's happenedY' he asked.
 "Why. Mra Gadding, next door. has been in here with such an extraordinary tale. which she made me promise ! would never breathe to living soul, shat it has seemed as if l positively cooldn't wait for you to come home to ;sll you about it" Chicago Post
 \ couple of friends were walking in the suburbs when ore who had been away for some time asked:
 els that house over there the one Snyder had built for his mother-in- law?"
 "Of course not. Don't you see it has . lightning rod on it?"-New Yc,k World.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-08-04
A Rank outsider.

twhy wouldn't they admit Scribely to nembership in the New York War Correspondents club?"
 ''They said he wasn't eligible It ap- pe6n that he simply described what was dons by the fighters instead of tell. ina the government how to run thinsa"
The evening world., 1900-08-21
Y0NKERS MAN AIDS.

Detective McMullen and another CEN
trail Orse mar went 10 Yonkers late
last night. AMI At Police Headquarters
th.rr hey met sldtey Rogers. a
phrsnolosist who resides At ~ oAk
street With his wife and eigh, children.
TheT held a conference with him and
he accompanied them "a this city.
Rogers Is tall about forty.nve years
Old. rather well built. has back hair and
wear a heavy black mustAche.
Capt McC1usky said this afternoon
ina, R'rtr- was not q prisoner and had
hcen sent for merely 10 furnish some
information and max. an Identification
" necessary.
More than this the chief of Detee.
,,vcs would not say. Mr. Rogers 10
still In the city working with the police.
Police In p~etor HARVEY declared this
morning that there we're positively no
blood MARKS on the jamb Of the door
leading 10 the room where the murder
was committed. There vas q slishi stain
thsre. hat II was not blood.
The MARKS o. slsciy fingers -=Ts
found on the s,opcock Of the kitchen
gas jet. but Z, vas learned that they
we're made BY the ambulance surgeon
when no vent into the Kitchen TO wash
his hands. after examining the corpse.
The evening world., 1900-08-21
DID NOT EMBRACE.

They IT'D not kiss or syen shake hands
as they met, but her eyes we're still ted
from weeping and her yo.ce ,rcmulpus
a. she spoke to him. lie showed no
more emotion than II he met her caIaAl-
" at a street corner.
They oonversed In .pv tones for about
twenty minutes and then. At the order
q, the Coroner. she was taken from the
room. Ten minute~ later scharn and his
sweetheart, accompanied by numerous
officers. left tn. Crimina. Courts Build
ing ami boarded an uptown car on their
way to the funeral Of the murdered girl.
To-morro~ morning young scharn's
attorney will Apply to supreme Court
Justice Bisdon. sitting In Chambers.
for a writ Of habeas corpus, looking To
the release from prison 10 his client
He will take the ground In this appeal
that a Coroner has ~ right % oOmmi,
a person Ia prison Tor an Indefinite pc
rol without formal ami specific com
paint.
Mr Friend Will hold that the mere
word u a police Official L. l1sufhcient 10
deprive any person II liberty. and that
Il this procedure . continued. John
Jones may - 20 a Coroner, staie that
James Smith may have committed a
murder. and Smith thereby he deprived
Of hts freedom within the will Of the
Corpner
The evening world., 1900-08-21
THE MAN IN BLUE.

The police are aso looking for the Mar
IN Blue who went shopping with Kate
Srharn A few hours beivrs her murder
on Saturday
The detectives consto~s~u that they
had A sojd clu. when they d~iscoverri
TWO rings In a Bowery pswnshop this
morning.
The dead rirl's brother. however. on
the advice Of his lawyer. refused to say
whether or not they had belonged 10
his sister.
The police have a good description Of
the man and hope to have HIM In Gus
,ody scon.
Yesterday afternoon. while the city
"a. ringing with the news of the mur-
der mystery and IN. whole o. the pc-
lice force and an army Of skilled de-
t~ectiyes we're looking for clues TO the
issiSs.n. IN. man walked into the shop
u Adolph Cypress. At 80 Bowery, and
paw ned the rings.
The man was Young. lie was PER.
fectly cool. and toked with the pawn
broker.
Mr.. cypress. under instructions from
Headquarters. refused 10 give any In
formation concerning the man. To the
police. however. ne gave q detailed de-
scriptIon. and With ms detectives hope
Soon to make an arrest.
The evening world., 1900-08-21
ALLIES CALL FOR AID,
ASK that More Mrn Ne sent from
raku TO Help Hold Pekins.

LONDON, Aug q - The allied
army IN Peklng is calling Tor ala
oricial news 10 this effect has been
received al Rome II vas sent 20 the
Italian Government by the com
mander Of the Italian cruiser Ficra-
mosca ne ,able1 from Taku as
follows:
Fighting continued at Peking On
Aug. ~. Very urgent requests are
being made for the despatch " fur
Their reinforcements from TaEu %
Picking. -Four hundred Italian ma
rinss have started Tor the capital BY
forced marches
A message has also been received
by the German Minister ~ Marine
from the Admiral second In com
mand Of the German ,quadron 90
Chinese waters. il Is dat, Takl.
Ans. II. and says that a German te.
taehment would muster at Tieutsin
on Friday evening and make a forced
march 10 Peking.
This decision Tor a forced march by
German troops u presumably also
the result OF IN. urgent appetls io'
reinforcements.
The evening world., 1900-08-21
SENT TO THE T0MBS.

IN. District Attorneys once was
-rp-ascu,od hy McsGs Mcintyre
VR,lly and Hennessey. Emanuel
rrer1 cuuuse fur s-harn. ~cou'e,icl
thai the Coroner hal M right 20 com
MT the Young man 'l the polite A. a
lon, yesterday. 1lt must commit him
~ ne definite place This AS done
Inspector Harley sail the police
would o." ready fr the inquest on
Friday
Ny client said Mr. Friend. -
DESTROYS y attending he funeral ~ hb
s.s'.r tn. afternoon II the police
nlg, no objections I would Ike him a.
at'saI the funeral IN proper custody o
Shlrn's eye. nllcl with tears vhl,,
the appeal vas being made Inspector
Ilar.ey saii he had no objections. ana
ei'h Detective M'Cau'ey ne went with
S.harn. Who Was Joined BY sis. Ne;te
Kuhn. 'he prisoner . sweetheart. ana a
sirl friend. t. Second venue and First
street. where the body ~ the murdered
Ti-. lay IN Hofmans undertaking e.-
.u~1lshm,nt
Tn funeral took place at . O'Clock
Tee Inherent ras IN i.uth@ra, Cems-
Hw
The evening world., 1900-08-21
TURNED TO DREAMER.

That va , secular iraan ~ mat
..Ht a vs't N Ha
remark ln ~r. tho question Nri
e ..... az r man b, 'hs
.,rs D.. J-,amai ~ living n the h.usc
uH '... IfI .l- Hrl { hope they
Hff .lt.r '.. E.f'y mn
YOU recall 'ha Nam" cunningham
uu-fc- t-s,l the reporter
Yes. tss Ha replied mrilt,uyt'y
To. as '.Ir weave = Nuv isr'f %
absurd that nv 0,ms should rr men
TONED 20 often 81 '.ls time simply hv-
r,rss : happened O. rave h~eu % no,
store 'rs lsJ - .Hs birmingham tras
s'yr r.r' ~ 'hs rr,t natural thing IN
the r-rflI frf me o. rush into f, atag
s'lfa Rfsn .hsr 0ssi msiicsI assist
angs 20 SUI they sluldn't 90 into a
sr's- oil. b 90 q 'rr goods store would
they
The evening world., 1900-08-21
SUGAR STOCK
FREELY SOLD.
Price Opened Down and
Other lnduStrials Were
Depressed.

The serkres- .r1Nn n American Sc
.Irf.,. ir l-plnu '. day VA l'iec'ed
q. .s opening . zoe market here To-
.p.-r. I. 'Ho mt. rulaonal group
a,,.r N.rr .es, ~y.Iuounccd Free
.f.-r.s % SUGAR I.HIr.Hd b, 10 10
90 20 .hs s,,yk rusfHs .o al! Pco'
Gp. and r1p,rH Is' I-! per cent
o.. &c. r.N.r'.og
H.u..s H..r .e.. 300 e a m%isInier'
.ft." rE .a zen r..I.cs Gas ara y
Ogden ImpauJ 10 .t..ts Naith d''
..u.-I 90 .H. sHulu 100 Peoples Jas
a. . from I,ur-.s'' l.u - iron.
...s H..Iatrd Gas tul America u
b.. A Z which declined h~aNNl
100, IHsscs rii-Nbrf, asfr limited q
Manhattan .il-,-l sat AMI .uGse-
I.. #tH. u.e 81 a. t.. ttrr u! a point,
,H 3D.. kIyn R,piI rrsrsr after an
uLi't s Itlf Irt recovered
. H. uAar U..s IfI % 81
a.-rl 'l-ils Opening I]s1talpn.
tHHm traders e. .|.r .ii 80 prices ~
.ar . 81 .H-'..' Specialize. b pint rom
.rr .A.. SHu" improvement '.lloSet
.E .s.r.ti t'u"A. boo OHnEcs Nsir ~
DO. m.r..t fraction outside ~ Burlins-
.r sul.1 rYsr &c. Ta, bond market
a.. arm AID fl'
NrA Jr Boy t'-u ml va AIKEN aoti u
tf.sf nii.lts AL t.ylHH~l .1-L 4, ~.
R,ll.ug ls' preferred sympathite-i a.
ftr rNfar' - Ia hut u'ter stocks
49,, neglected
- 90, ,rutr1l ,uatinIcd upward
until 10 'au. h-I MA RatIlring saies
fh." ..t g. n over a point The al
vance Was attended ~ revived rumor-
4 .1augs H -u.rrul la he Interests
= tts renrsS .'t0ia Railroad txpS
tau .ns y au cary alvarez IN AnthrA'
ito al prices a. a.=u a factor IN
the movement h,sp.is The bu0ysaey
4 this stock. me 30 srsl .ist continues
sluggish and urintsl ssung aside frou
Consolidated Hss yhi.h moved up
Tuuts
rhsfe vas a pretty general shading
Z prices % the final hour but the con.
rsss 1ns s.rt mainly trivial st. Joe
Grand ls.Arf - = rs a notahls
~eNscpti4n. rising three points The clos
ING SN ra-y In tone Nth the nei
changes 'rag- nl,.y l-r~Gu'ar outside
~ a fev stucsH
The total sAes " stlcss TO-DAY wers
~ 80 shares and n bonA- r.iu.co PAL
NsIue
The evening world., 1900-08-21
THE STATEMENT OF
DRUGGIST WIN. H. TYLER
Continued from Fifs Psss)

death h. began Il know DUthiug
sn.I, II. an . hope 30 God %" mystery
vii. ~ 90 ~ cleared up II il
strange. very strange"
Have ypu any objections asked tho
reporter. roo detailing yuur movements
go the LAY q tho murder
Isn't u sumcislt TO say Ina, | deny
that knou anything o. 'he nrairT"
a moments and the druggist
le,r,f against uie counter and vent on
s.st
= Aas hs-s In this STORE al day. that
VA, clerks sI. readily .,rtlfy To-
NAMED here until 10 p..,gk n IN,
evening
At that hour I left to ssep an Ap-
pplntmcni With a ireuI dinei Wit.
aim At his house. his wife ana other
men q bis family be.ng present. I
remained at his home until l2B In the
morning. when I left for my nome"
wi you tel N name 81 your
fri.nd''
no. | viii not. h. replied Il don't
want to drag his name Ur the name Il
his family into this ras, II would not
be right
TT has all been established to the
proper authoru-s when II vas
necessary 10 call this friend h. came
promptly 10 the telephone AMI verified
everything ! SAID
Then CAPT McClusky has already
talked VITA him"
Now YOU are suinE too isep Into the
matter ~pliei he drIFgis'. .troklug
his must b" and adjusting his eye
glasses
Does Capt M~'lusky know the name
VI this man
He doe lie 4 a very prominent
business man and y0u would recognize
his name Nere ! 10 mention ~
"Mr Tyler askel the rrp,rter. at
what lime did young s,harn call At
ypur house after discovering the body
% his -sterF'
- FNI.L - -. .Hara.L %
The evening world., 1900-08-21

The news Of the death Of Capt, Henry
r. Reilly. Of Battery T, the Fighting
Frfth.' known as Relly's Battery,
caused great regret to-day among the
ofieer. OF Fort Hamilton. whore the
battery vas qIariersd Tor some time
Capt. Reilly was a born soldier and a
typical American oficsr
Under is gallant commander mo bat.
terry gained much fame % .hc var WI.l
Spain. teing 'smous N tfs try ,oa
at ~ Cansy and sautiag
One Of us brilliant achievements VS.
It's forced march 10 me rsl ei Of the
Rough Riders AZ San Juan. For their
work In the Cuban campaign Reilly and
his men received commendat1n from
Lieut.. Gen. Miles. Gen. 'h.rs- tul
Gen. LAYTON.
At II Caney Capt Reilly declared he
would die a solder aud when be bat.
terry returned 90 this country from Coca
he refused to retire AS Major 1y brr'ei
The evening world., 1900-08-21
POLICE FIND KATE SCHARN'S RINGS;
THEY WERE PAWNED YESTERDAY,

sc her lover she wp~d het EYES with
a hanikertte' ana walkei pptily TO-
ward the C~oroBsr's chambers.
The Coroner after having given MS
decision ordered his room cleared and
the police officials, Representatives 81
the District Attorneys ONCE and other
Interested parties Q leaving the
room az Misc Harvis wAs crossing the
threshold.
Inspector Harley noticed tina, her
eight hand was clinched and erasplng
her by the arm he loosened the fingers
and half Of a link eun button tel TO
the floor.
II lost this % the moor" she said to
the sowing Inspector. while sitting
In the other room. and recovering It
placed II In my hand"
But the Inspector was suspicious that
the Eirl meant 20 convey 20 schsrn
some message or means OF self-destruc-
lion. ami she was searched before she
was allowed to greet her lover.
The evening world., 1900-08-21

wA.n ne order for service tn the
Philippines cam, Capt Reilly Sss IL"
lghtcl BATTERY 4 hurried there AMI
,'uk g'r' 100 ave battles IN the Island
% l.iz1u
When troops we're needed In china
Reilly's BittsrI WIS among the artillery
selected arl sent % the front
With rh" RELIEF; column advancing g.
rekins 20, battery distinguished Itself
ma has been mentioned ,Eain and again
20 ~, news Is~gIfHh,s
cap ain Reilly Wa born IN ireland
lir vas %sIN'y-tvo years Oh but fresh
AM vigorous AS IN" q his Ileuienan's
llr enlisted ne a private In 1850
90, .or.a. qualities at once mAnl'estsi
'heuH.',rs ruI le Won bill. IlcuteuAu.,
hf bravery 40 The ned He took com
uard NJ f1'tery 2 hour years ago A.
boz Preside Boz california
captain N.il'y leaves a widow Two
daughters AMI q son The family re-
I. HU .H' outskirts u chicago
The evening world., 1900-08-21
NOT GIRLS FRIEND.

n knes her a. knew lfher cus'o.
mrrs that came Into my store u Wa
nothing more Than Il nov io.you-in'
and q Eooi-alie'rrpn' NJ 'gool.syening
Acquaintance
How often she vss m here & cnu'dn I
say Whenever she wanted anything IN
u line. I suppose. IN. ]patroul1'l ne
Maybe she W. ~ here once q month
ma ybe not q. often ~ thai
And YOU ntst met nor whom
~ mus, have been r. yea iEp Her
mother called here ami ,aIl .hs want, I
20 rent rooms 'ur Dor 1lushls- md har
an shc 'o'i mo she WIS living in Com.
ne-tl-ut that hrr children didn't get
ll.ag with their stgph'I'r l1l hat
'hsy were roirg ~ work In no .y md
wanted Io 10 near tse.- places ~ bust
moss
sHr sali hey Wor' sord respectful q
hllrrn and .he wanted them 10 &c..
% lIsr, I r.H'ri h,r me rri.'.
msr', anil the s1n .Ei i1ug1''r h1 %
lrrIp. q hem ever since Tho ,'r
'l'rk vay' patti 'Ie re"t o. 20
mont. never pN ANYTHING ~ Z
sith 'ls glr' Indeed. ht1 know" 81.
thar 7 have learned Trn the pi1"r' .'
tho pau few days 7 would not r1yo 49,
v.' rFrm % I'VE here
"HI,a YOU examined me s,harn 1p,r'
r.r'. since the murder 80. next
tsarl
The evening world., 1900-08-21

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. n As a result
Of a nght that would have made BOD
fftssimmons and Jim C'r1'tt Efs'n
with envy. t~o millionaire are to-day
nursinE ~, sral black and blue marks
and sore bruises but The" hsi e spl'H.
did hsht. and every ou no -aN o. Do
satisfied.
The men were Joseph Matthew and u
W. Gsshwind Matthew is o. milllona .
leather manufacture Oeshtind 10 ptcsi-
dent Of the Windsor Pay.ns Company
Goshwind's concern has been doing
some WORK for Matthew, and for several
days they have been dlsputihg over H.
The evening world., 1900-08-21
OUT WHEN SCHARN CAME.

"Y1g Ncrs not humeT'
so
"pi1 you return directly home from
the house ~ lpuT friend
I'D
nu' you F,li you 'cr nb house 40
al \ Vi
Just 80 lie lives 60 the cry mt
quite distance from mere
"On, souT. travelling
"EAa ~
your friend Is willing 90 come ;lr.
vtri uus 80 lny tim,
~ i1ub' = o. llI' { Viii mot give
HI name 'or publication and subject
him AMI hl, family % |aar1ysu..
"Did YOU know .Dr murdered gI.' y o.
DOCTOR. ts HaFri
Please DO 81, .aimei. pleas" dHui
call me- doctor m not n 'p.iHr m
simply = druggist There's quite , ~.
ference NJ. an not know Miss
gshafu vel
The evening world., 1900-08-21
JUSTICE SMYIH BURIED.

The funeral ~ Justice Frederick
suyth. % the supreme Court took
place ths morning AZ II o'clock from
a. Gabriel's Roman Cstholie Church.
on East rh~iryssyenth stree, A SOL
m requiem mass va, celebrated Blsa.
90 Farley actlnx a. oeiebrant The
deacon vas Father Hayes. the ,ub-dea-
con Father Thornton and the masters d
ceremonies Fathers Mccse and Early.
The ehurrh vas thrbuEed 18th repre-
sentative men. all the courts . every
city department having allegations AZ
the fuasfs The tro~i vas % great
outside that sir cen ppiirsnen had I'll
they could do keeping the people oRh.
The evening world., 1900-08-21
SCHARN'S SWEETHEART.

Scharn's ~r"ih'ari Is knosn as Net
tie Harms phi " "nen esled by the
snrn"ne 81 her stepfa'her' kesn. sae
fc'eh'd ne 'o"hfrs once Just as the
rripfHr vas 10 be taSsn 10 the
un'sriahers Tonns.
~" desired 20 SO W loTor but In
sr"for Hirey @ri Detective MeCauley
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old cried a"i srunS her hands. and
acpt on the shoulder Of anoihsr woman
sho bad ac'nmpanied hrr TO me cn"-
Her's cou-. rnis companion who gave
the nam" ~ shino' the TO comfort her.
The evening world., 1900-08-21

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Hl but I had nu testimony 10
rive
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u know them As living In the neigh
luraY5i 10th u their families dat
my store
YOU D. vc been questioned closely By
, number u detectives about The charm