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Evening star., 1901-03-12
WORK OF THE RED CROSS.
Texas Relief Committee Expresses
Gratitude to Miss RartOn.

The board of control of the American
National Red Cross held its regular month
ly meeting Saturday last at headquarters,
916 F street northwest. Ia the absence OF
Miss Barton president, and Mr.. B. II. War
ner vice president Col. w. II. Michael took
the chair.
Reports were received of the work on
the Pacific coast and of the need of fur
ther aid in caring for the volunteer troops
now returning from the Philippines. Tnis
work, it was stated has been almost en-
tirely carried on by the Red Cross auxil-
iaries on the Pacific coast, with little or no
assistance from the states to which the
troops belong. On motion of Mrs. Tanner
1t was resolved that the National Red
Cross should assist in this work.
Mr.. F. L. Ward, field agent at Houston,
Texas, made a report of the conditions
there, stating that money for the purchase
of seeds for the farmers in large quantities
and assistance in rebuilding their dwell
ings and farm houses, is greatly needed.
Resolutions were received from the gov
ernor's relief committee for Texas, with
headquarters at Houston, signed by Mrs.
Rosine Ryan and seventy other members,
to the effect that the thanks of the
committee are due and extended to the
American National Red Cross. Miss Clara
Barton, president, for the substantial and
cheerful assistance received from that as
sociation, through it's able and accommo-
dating representative, Mr.. Fred. l.. Ward
The resolutions further stated:
I'VE have taken great pride I'm the &C
tion Of the legislature of our state, prompt
ed by our governor, and have read with
pleasure Miss Barton's reply, but we felt
that In closing our relief station, which
has been kept continuously open since Sep
tember, and before finally disbanding, we
too. should express our heartfelt graft
tude.
The name of Clara Barton has ever been
a cherished one in our southland. and the
Red Cross the synonym of the most no.
Bile charity. But those of US who have
modestly labored in the same desolated field
of the September storm can better appre-
ciate the devotion to her holy cause. the
sacrifice to health and comfort, the ever
sustaining strength given to the stunned
and heartbroken. the counsel. born of the
wisdom of a wide experience. given to the
brave people of the stricken land by Clara
Barton and the little band of men and
women, who came with her. These Will
never be forgotten by grateful people.
"At our station the assistance in the way
of clothing and financial aid has been a
tower Of strength during the winter. when
Evening star., 1901-03-12

pearanc' it ia evidence that your kidneys and bla
der need imme, ate attention.
in taking SwampRoot you afford natural help TO
Nature. for SwampIsoot is the most perfect healer
and gentle ale to the kidneys that Is known 10
medical science
Swamp-Root is the great discovery Of DR. Kill
mer, the minent kidney and bladder specialist.
Hospitals Use it with wonderful success in both
slight and severe cases. Doctors recommend IL 10
their patients and it in their families be-
cause they recognize in SwampRoot the greatest
and mosI successful remedy.
IL you have the slightest symptom II kidney or
bladder trouble. If there is trace Of II in your
family history. send once to Dr. Kilmer & Co.,
Binghamton, y. Y, who VIII gladly send you free
by mail, Immediately. without cost to you, a sam
pie bottle Of Swamp-Itoot and book Of wonderful
Swamp-Root testimonials. BE sure to say that you
read this geneIo Gus ,ner in The Washington Daily
Star.
If you are already convinced that Swamp-Root 10
what you need you purchase the regular fifty
ent and one-dollar size bottles at drug stores.
Don't make any mistake. but remember the name,
Swamp Root, Or. Kilmers Swamp Root, and the
address, BinghG mton, y. Y.
Evening star., 1901-03-12
THE HUMANE SOCIETY.
Executive Committee Holds n Meeting
and Receives Reports.

The executive committee of the WASH
ington Humane Society held its monthly
meeting recently at it's office room "A,
Warder building. The minutes of the
last meeting were read and approved.
| the treasurers report was accepted and
the agents made the following report
for the month of February: Number OF
cases investigated, 992: remeded without
prosecution. 944: prosecuted, As: convicted,
46; acquitted, =; cases of animals unfit to
work, 46; cases of animals abandoned to
die, /; animals killed by the agents / cow,
l cat. 10 horses: cases of beating or whip
ping, /: cases of overlooking, i; cases OF
overdriving, s. driving when CALLED, 4;
driving when lame, "a; lack of food or
shelter, 2; collateral deposited, s167; coll
lateral forfeited, s1SS: fines imposed, SI53;
fines uncolected, SD: amount collected in
Police Court for society. s295; cases to be
investigated, 8; cases continued, 2; number
of cases assisted by police, 8.
1t was moved and carried that the agents
make a report containing the name resi-
dence and character of cruelty of all cases
investigated, and that the agents be shift
ed from one precinct to another at the or
der of the president.
At the last meeting of the committee the
president was authorized to appoint a
member of the society recording secre-
tary. and Mrs. Amelia s. Stowell was ap-
pointed to that office.
A resolution was offered by Mrs. Mac
farland and passed by the society to the
effect that THE Washington Humane So
ciety regrets that the beauty and interest
of the inaugural parade was marred by
the evident suffering of many horses from
the use of cruel curb bits, which Were
quite unnecessary for the safety of the
riders, and, in fact, endangered their
safety, as the animals so tortured were
more less restless and uneasy during
the march, and in some instances gave
their riders great trouble to keep their
seats, while horses with simple bits were
quiet and docile.
I'VE commend the whole subject of bits
to the owners and users of horses for in
vestigation, as we believe that In many
cases cruel bits are put on by drivers for
the purpose of show or so-called style
without the knowledge of the owners. It
is the opinion of experienced veterinarians
that curb bits are only necessary in ex-
ceptional cases."
Evening star., 1901-03-12
Amendment Recommended.

Paragraph % of the rules and regula-
tions OF the District water department
relative to water meters promulgated bv
the Commissioners July 81, 1895, provides
that "A minimum rate of SO per annum
Will be charged against all consumers sup
Piled with water by meters" CAPTAIN
Beach, the Engineer Commissioner. who
mas immediate charge of the water depart
nleht, mas recommended that this para
graph be SO amended that herea fter IT,
minimum rate per annum shall be but So,
ana this recommendation, it is understood
mis- associates will approve
Is peneVed,' stated Captain Beach in
making the recommendation. that 81 will
De sufficient to cover the cost of the ex
animation and inspection of meters. and II
is believed that water rates should not be
any more onerous than absolutely neces-
sary Under these circumstances it Is he
ifeved that the change recommended can
be advantageously made"
Evening star., 1901-03-12

other sources of supplies. save those of the
Red Cross, the International Sunshine So
ciety and the Houston Post, had ceased.
We, therefore. deem it fitting close to
our labor of love to thus extend the CRATE
full hand of fraternal love to the Red Cross
of America"
Col. A. c. Kaufman, a member of the
board of control, Travelled from South Caro-
lima to be present at this meeting The
other members present were Mrs. ]. Ellen
Foster, Mr.. VIM. j. Flather, Mrs James
Tanner, Mrs. Ellen S. Mussey.
Evening star., 1901-03-12
Cut His Foot.

A colored boy named John Jones, about
fourteen years old. who lives at Good
Hope. was cutting firewood In the woods
yesterday afternoon when the AK he was
using slipped and inflicted a deep wound
upon his left foot at the ankle Joint. The
injured boy was placed In a wagon and
conveyed by his father to the ofice of a
physician. where the injury was dressed
and he was sent to his home.
Evening star., 1901-03-12
Reception to Leading kentuckian..

Senator Deboe, Representatives Pugh and
Boreing and Internal Revenue Commits
sioner Yerkes will be rendered a reception
Thursday evening by the Kentucky Re-
publican Association at it's Headquarters,
Oppenheimers Hall, 9th street.
Evening star., 1901-03-12

Owing to an increasesfn the use of opum
among the '"TenderEodp'' residents of
charleston 8. c., bill has oeen intro
duced IN the council restricting its sale.
Evening star., 1901-03-12

II you want work read the want columns
OF The Star.
Evening star., 1901-03-12
For This First Eastertide of the New Century,

Wednesday, March 18th.
Thursday, March 18th.
Friday, March 18th.
Saturday, March 10th.
Monday, March 18th.
Tuesday, March 10Th.
Wednesday, March Goth.
Evening star., 1901-03-12

For the next seven days
beginning tomorrow, March
18th, and ending March 2Oth
we will make. oyour meas
ure a Spring Suit, Overcoat
or Prince Albert Coat and
Vest, of high=grade mate
rials, for S11.8O. There are
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-14
mtBnerHunSen.

Limb bas iase i9 Sbnen, anDdels
buber, bic Srinfselber tperben aez
tbeilt!" fdloB 5rau Sberleutnant BON
8ergmann, Die am Ibenb cine @e1el=
f9aft geben ipolte, cine lGngere sSsnz
ftruttipnsreoe an ben neufommanbirz
ten 8uridea bes 6errn Sberleutnants.
Siefe @eiiung ipar peranlaBt tpornen
bur6 Die 9ei6peroen oes ipeiblifen
0ienitperiOnals, Mit gershter Gntz
ritung bate oieies erleben miifen,
Dab ole Burden, 10 piele tbrer Der
Serr Sberleutnant ihon eebabt bate,
bic beim 8eleiten Der Iid perubibiebenz
Den 8dite abfansnber rei6liden
Srintgelber als ibr alleiniges, tppblsrz
porbenes @isentbum betra6teten.
n3u 8efebl, sndbige Srau!" srpiDerte
prompt Der 9uri6e. Im anberen
Morsen tritt Sno@elbuber ms Sim
mer unD oergniist ld6elnb an bic 5rau
Sberleutnant beran nit ben Worten:
u9ier, enGoiee Srau, inb 8 + r {
neun Wart, adtsebn Mart babe id bes
fDmmen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-14

Seoe ef4leunisu 9
oes il It li6en % a d 8 :
t bums Der pflansen pirtt duberft
fdabli4 auf beren pbpiiolosifAe 8es
f4affenbeit suriid. 60 pahfen bic
Nadts elettrif9 beleudteten PflanSen
Guberft f4neu, aber i'm folsenben
Sabre babsn tie nur tpenise SproTen,
uno piele oarunter seben poraeitig au
9runoe.
6 Il 6 . ) tatte I'm
Sabre 1880 einen Wertb Dca Is unSen
Silber. SIM Sabre 1900 toufte man
fir cine llnae @olb 81 un5en Stlber.
SeIepbons gtnrt11un
gen baben nabesu 1000 Sarmer in
einem lmtrsife bon 80 Meilen bon
Gbicaso.
Den grDBten MineraIs
ret9tbu bon ben auitraltf4en
aolonien bat i'm Werbd.tnib gu feiner
@r0Re Tasmania.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-14
Ghrung eliktor y. Sdeftls.
TEN stnoetren oes beliebten cihterS I.
2a6imssn ein 9emfmal ee,peibt.

SeW NuOehteu Gee petieoten Stmterc ~
eadtnssn elm SEMINAL ee~eibt.
Sn benz babiIAen DISQUALIFICATION
Sadinsen tpurbe %unldngit Elm Dent
NAL bes Oi6ters 0ittor b. SGeffel
entbiilt. Sdsffel lebte Dor 1850 biz
1862 als 2edtsprattitant in SGdins
gen, mo bas Waleri19e bes alien
Stdbt6ens unb befsn reisenoe hinge
buns nit ba5u beisetragen baben. Die
bidterif6en 8aben bes bamals nod
iunsen Mannes gu ipeden.
0as Oentmal, pel6es bur6 ben
8ilpbauer Meneens in MiinGen aus
sefibrt unb bur6 fr~eiipi1ige Seitrdae
erftellt puroe, beItebt aus einem 13
Sub 6oben Sodel bon rOtbli9em Marz
NOR, auf benz iif bic &olofalbiiite bes
Sihters erbeot. On spei Seiten bes
9oitamentes iprubeln tlare Srunnen,
unb am SuBe bes Wonuments itebt
bic iiberlebenssrpbe Sigur Sung
Werners," pes rSrompeters BON
SGdineen."
gu Den Observation-Disclosures,
gu benen iid SauienDe bon 8erebrern
bes 9i6ters einianben, bate Der Siirz
gerausl6tb BON SGdineen einen SIRE
bit BON 1000 Mart bepiqi9t; oubsrz
Dem bate ct Die nod feblenbe Summe
BON 5000 Mart aufgebrabt, 10 baB
Die G}efammttoiten bes Senfmals in
606e BON $4,000 Mort bon gebedt
paren.. On nambaften 8eitrdgen lei
itetan nod SdiIer Wilbe!m 1000 Marf,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-14
S6efiels0 eufmal in SGdingen.

Der GroBbersos Sriebri9 BON 8aben
800 Mart, Der grbsrobberaos eben>
faas 500 Mart; oas preubti9e
Staatsminiiterium fir unterri9t CAB
obne 4ufforberung 300 Mart.
8iftor b. S4effel, Der 1926 in
Rarlsrube geboren tpuroe uno 1886
itarb, 1T elmer Der beliebtei ten Sidter
Der beutiden Sussno. Seine @erte
tenn3ei9nen Srisinalttdt, Srif9e,
9umor unb Sarbenpra9t Der S9ilbe@
rungen. geionbers iein rSrompeter
BON Sddtngsn" uno ietn rgttelbaro"
bdbes i'm uniterbli9 gema9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-14
~aaluGalnos feanabme.
Ter beraMtiste ttaIitmifhe Sriaant nas fetn
esauTaer Oteforo.

esaanser ossfsre.
Der beriidtiste itaiieniiae 8risant
MuTolino, Der lanae 3eit Defenders
aalabrien terroriiirte unb 25 Mprbz
tbaten periiht baben ipu, 1T tiir5li4
mad %piitbenoem 8iberitanbe in nrs
bino gefansen senommen lpprben.
Seine Observation-Disclosures besann
MuKolinp, Der iiber feds SUB bod 1T
unb cine siemlide 8ilbun9 genofen
bat, por etpas mebr als apei Sabren.
Gr bate einen Damn getDotet unb
atpar, pie CT ia9te, in Selbftpertbetz
biaung. gr ipurbe gu @efansnibitrafe
perurtbeilt, entflob aber aus Der Strafz
a~nItalt. MnKolino Ihpur barauf
alien hsnen, bic nit ieiner 8erurtbeis
lung gu tbua sebabt, blutise &a6e,
Sbatidhli6 ion er ollein BON ben 10
3eusen, tpel6e fir feline lleberfiihruna
perantportlit paren, spDlf umges
bra6t baben. Sabei beraubte uno ter
rpriiirte er bic Ieiden, pGbrenb er Der
4rmen 8o6ltbaten ertpies. 90 i'm
bic Irmen aus bieiem @runoe nidt
perrietben, 10 fam es aud, bab er trpb
elmer rieiigen 8elobnung, pel6e bic
Resieruns auf ieinen Sept 9eieBt bate.
fi4 10 LANCE elmer @eTangennabme 81
entsteben rermpd)te. Ius bemieiben
@runhe fpnnte Muhplinp pobl ouG)
bic n%eripesensn Sbaten ausfiibren, Die
linn nah9efa9t nerben. go ipG CT.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-14
0roBes Slid eines Gaitsrs.

n3mei Sabre miBslidte ale Ser:
lude, eczema in Der Tld@ DE meine'
Sdnbe au beilen," i@reibt gbitsr sc
s. Setter pcn Spracuie, &an., banr
rpurbe i'd uolitdnbis sebeilt burd
Budlen's Nrnica Solbe." gs If
has Bette in Der Welt fur Sautaus:
idlas. Wunben unb 9autfranfbeiten,
Nur % Gents in 80. S. 9ubn's
apotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-14
5lnuCnnH.

g.: rWi i9 iebe. bat Sir ia Sein'
Qlte enolid ben Sausf9lifel einse.
rGumt. "-8.: v9m-ia, ~alerbings
aber ben pon benz !9uuie, no mir bort.
des Sahr pobnten."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-14
3urtfUhIpuH.

grofeffor (su isinem auf Be-
fu6 anpeienbsn Reffen): rSas 1T
nidt reat ben Dir, Srit, baB Su bic
5lteger INNER gleid tObteit."-
5rit: rWas foa i'd benin tbun9"-
9 roefpr rRun. iis porerit
pdrnen!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-14
A,1nriuunntra 5prid1runrt.

~Su biit p%ubrbuftig Der Ragel gu
m.inem Sarge" iagte bic Mutter gu
ibrem rSge5osenen Sobne uno CAB ibm
ems finter Die Sbren. % bate lie
BEN NageI auf ben &ppi
getrofea.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-14
Shlinttnfe Strufe.

s rau (bis in bic Slide tritt, als
ibr Monn seraoe Die &O6in tiibD:
rSus folft Su mir biBen-bon beute
an fo6e ih felbit!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-14
NuIioliup.

tpenn au9 in 8ertleioung, ipdbreno Der
3eit ieirtes 8riaantentbums bic baupts
id6li6iten StdDte Staliens unansez
foGten beiu6t, ia einmal iusar nit
benz 8Oniss seipro6en baben. Sum
!5obne bena9rt9tiste er, ipenr er cine
Staot pteoer perlahen bate, bic Yoz
li5ei oann bon feiner Nnpelenbeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-14
9rrCd1uuppt.

Sreunbin: v4lio am srfter
0e5ember betratbet Sbr; 1T Der SAG
f6on feftseitelt?" S g {
g raut: rNatiirliG-am ,5peiten'
bat ia mein 8rdutigam einen We9iel
III besablen!"
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Die 5tft1uluutrn.

Stabsarst (bsim Jriibropz
port): rTi4ts Neues9"-S a n / :
tGtsgebiIfe: vMelbe eebprz
iamft, mir Neues-nur 70 a. Simuz
liant 1T tpieber beute Na6t e'ftorben!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-14

mSieb MIR einnal bas Srdulein
S4miidle ba an! Sat es nidt Elm
paar 8adlein, tpie 8orsborfsr Mspz
fel9"-~SepiB, setpiB! 11nb fosar bic
gelbe 8runbfarbe 1dimmert bur6!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-14
Aunluuhlid1.

rI9 mas, 9err Santtdtsratb, pb
i9dbli9 ober ni9t! Denn ih niat
na9 Slid mein 8lGs9en &pgnaf
babe, i4medt mir bas ganse Mittags
Ellen niGtl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-14
Ahuetuiukt.

INLET n (tofett): rMir bas
BEN i9on piele Serrsn gsiaet, i9 bGtte
gefa5rli9e @ugen!"-S r (talD:
uSa iouten Sic bod einmal gum Qrst
deheui"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-14
WprnpuApt ni&t euer 2ebeu NIT RaieI
OSN0SUOSN ut0 Naudeu bpu SQbail

Sls fbnni con teber Sorm bes 9aboisenxHeS laet
8epstlf nno 9efunb. ftarf. autieheno un6 psi BON Gebsn
nun oebeusfroft perbsn. menn ihr NO.TO.BAO
ssbrau6t bas jAmohe Wdnuer farf ma4t. DleIe &C.
w,nuen aelu Bfnub IN 3ebn 9aaen. DRsbs all 6OOss
D QsheiIt~ Net allen Npofhetern. 6etlnn0 0orons
fEMrnv ~" Chicago ober New York 81
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Der n1rnler.

RabIer (oer gegen cine Sele>
sraphenftan9e aefa6ren lit. piitbenb):
SEA, es miro 3eit, bob Die brabtloie
Selearapbie einqefiibrt niro!"
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Iiehra-anuu.
Die fi1uur frau.

qte fr.t9r Jram.
sd babe neuli9 einen S9infen Bel
Sbnen setauft; baben sic nod
pel9e2"- SepiB, bier bdnsen fie."-
Sinh lie aber setpib BON emf Ell
Sen S4nein9" = .Sapobl!!" =
Damn seben Sic mir nod bier
Stiid!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-14

Staot Wierito e%rOffnets .unb gum Yrdz
fibenten beifelben ertpGblt tpurbe, lit
our 3eit 70 Sabre alt. gr purbe in
Saraca geboren uno begann feline &orz
riere als 2aufiunge. Mariscal ituoirts
bann bic He6te unb trat i9pn I'M
Otter bon 20 Sabren in Die Inpd1ts,
praris Elm. 9alb ponDts er Ii6 Ger
Yolitif gu, in Der er cine duberit pie!;
ieitige SbGtigteit cntpidelte. @r mar
meritaniIder 8unbesz Nnipalt, Mit=
slieb bes mertfanifden &cngreheS,
Mitgiieo bes Sberoeri9ts, MtiniIter
fir Suitia rub Offentli6en lInterri9t.
Sefretdr Der merifaniiGen @eIonbtz
f9aft in 8of6ington, .. g., unb Sc
fanbter in Spnbon. Sn 1879 nurbe
er Wtiniiter oes I~usfpdrtigen. Sn
1899 pertrat er als folder ben Draft
benton 9ias Bel Der 8eranitalturs,
tpesfe in ienem Sabre in Chicago CUR
Grinneruns an ZEN groben 8ranp bon
1874 uno Die slprret6e Wisberz
%eritebung anb Gntpidlung Der Stabt
itattfanb.
sSgnacio Otariscal tit nit elmer
Entertainments, einem ebsmaligen 5rGlls
lein 2aura Smith BON Marplanb, perz
betratbet. Gr gilt als elm ener9iI9er.
ftrebfam.r damn. 8eaeianenb fir i'm
tit Die f0lgenbe Inetoote. @iner feiner
Sreunb. faste Dor GINGER 3eit gu ibm:
rSie baben nun beinabe ieben b0beren
StaatspoNer, auber ben bes Prdiibenz
ten, betleibet." Mariscal eripiberte
bierauf: rSie @bre, YrdiiDent gu iein,
1T atpar cine sroBe, bas 4mt inpolpirt
aber ni9t senus barte Nrbeit, Inn einen
Mann bon lebbaftem Temperament gu
befriebtgen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-14

g ummari d s Ii It / 3.
Sn Snatotp, China, iinb lebtbin nidt
tpeniger als lao Rebellen turser 9ans
entbauptet tporben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-14

q a9 Irbettern tit in ben
Suofaaten srobe Na6frase nnb bic
bortigen Sarhisen erbalten apr 3eit
a0here 2D1ne. als iemals porber..
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9gnatiu Alarisral.

Ser r,erifantidie 0atnifter oes steabsren 0ra:
finent oes panameritaniidem &onsreHes.
Sgnacto Mariscal, Der merifanti9e
Mintfter oes IeuBeren, Der tiirSli9
ben panamerifaniffen &onareB in Der
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&amoriai(6es.
Aothenrrnuetalteit.

Griebrih Wilbelm Der Oritte purbe
nod gum She'll unter Der Resierung
Griebri6s bes 9roben eeboren.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-17
BICYCLE ,llR TEAM
MARRIED IN HOLY CROSS,
George Hogan and Miss Mary Cor
don United for Life.

George Hogan and Miss Mary Cor
don, lWo weH-krown young pe"pi" N
Belleyl" Wcr" unitpu IA marriase at
Holy cross church last evening AZ )
O'Clock The bride was ATTENDED by her
cousin, Miss MARY Gordun, of ANoci,
and Michael Golden acted IS sro"plSr
man, The uuptial knot was lied by
IN" iioy. ". = oDonneil, pastor Of
tn" church.
The bride wore a travelling So@n Of
steel colored material with applique
trimmings and the BRIDESMAID WAS aim
LARRY attired. The ceremony was Wit
messed by a large number of friends
OF the contracting parties, They Will
spend their honeymoon at tiuffalo and
the exposition, and upon their return
will reside al 81 Fifth street, where
the groom has furnished a home.
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ran TIME TABLES
pennsylvania RAILROAD

Schedule in Effect June 2, 1901.
Trains leave Scranton:
Gas a. m, week days, through YES
tibule train from Wilkes Barre.
Pullman buffet pallor car and
coaches to Philadelphia. via
Pottsville; stops at principal in
termediate stations. Also con,
meets for Sunbuly, Harrisburg,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington and for Pittsburg and the
West.
9.33 a. NJ. week days, for Sunbury,
Harrisburg. Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Washington and Pittsburg
and the West.
2.lS p, m, week days, (Sundays,
l.55 p. ND. for Sunbury, Har-
risburs. Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Washington and Pitts
burg and the West.
3.33 p. M, week days, through YES
tibule train from Wilkes-Baue.
Pullman buffet parlor car and
coaches 10 Philadelphia via
P~ottsvilic. Stops at principal in
termediate stations.
Ar p. m, week days, for Hazleton,
Sudbury. Harrisburg, Philadel-
phia and PittsburS,
i, i ~ n'lliN>UN. Gen Mgr,
j. T.. NnrD. Dru pl,s. Vet.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western.


In Ei,,t Ana. H., 1901.
Tran. have Ncrrntol Tor New \o:h 10,
900. 1.5,. 80 and 1905 4. M; T. -, 40.
H.Ij, J.uu and $50 J.. ~. For New Nogk aud
phiIadel,hia 80 30 and 1905 q. n, and IL. N and
&Il p. Ia. Far Tohl'anu"- n "lo y. IN. nor
BrNuiu--l.l5. GO aud 400 =. M. l%0. 80. ,.WJ
and ll.&j n. IN. For hingInn'un ana way sta.
lion. 100 a. m. and lui !, III. fpg O>Nrgu.
>,n,ru~o and ttjon La and "s2 4, m; 10
and 49, T.. M. o'w,g9, %Hyra''iN" aud ttira
rluiu NJ ~ a, N. daily, cNu"pr SunUul. lnr
Moulro.c-nM a. M, l"i and '0i =. N. Men.
Olson accommodating -. and ga p m.
Blounm-hmg Division for Northumberland. az
Plymouth. At so Il M. Ia and n.0i y. m.
SUNDAY TtuiuS For New N"rh, 10, $40, 55j
ana loo1 u. M; so, $40 ami 400 y m FOR
aud ms p. m, T"l ]Eiuginulun and Way sta.
lion, nno and lo2O a. IA. Bioom,iHre division
--iraNe scranton, 1000 4. N. and C. ~ p. m.
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Berwick Nanticoke Line.

\ ch-rter has been granted In The
Berwick & Nanticoke Electric railroad.
and The construction of the line be-
tween those towns is o a certainty.
The roal viii connect Berwick, Beach
Haven, Hicks Ferry, Shickshinney ana
NaHi.,oEo. and viii pass through q
rich itrwiEs district, The right uf
wlv h,s been secured along the great
er part oi the route, which is twenty
mile IN ieagtA.
a. tho Nant,c"N" terminus the road
Will conurrt vim ne Wyoming Valley
system, |"toudius 10 Wilkes Barre.
scranton and ~rmbondale. At the
south"r9 r"1m'uus it VIII connect with
The Columbia n Montour system,
which already has it's lines in opera
ton as iar south as Bloomsbury. 1t
Will then require the construction of
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less trau twenty miles of road TO cun-
meet with the SchuNlkin valley system.
The officers arc President, g. ".
Miller; tr"usurer. l.. T.. Waller; secr"-
lary. g. q. Peacock, Bloomsbury; dircc-
ions, &. N. ''r"yeiing. Almrlia; &. II.
Campbell, Brian creek, +. T.. Miller, e.
". Miller, =. e, P"aruck and l." t..
Mailer.