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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-25
OIL IN sourMwEsr TEXAS.
Its Existence Has Been known for
Many Years.

san nieyo, T}xss January ai.--L1st
sammer The owners Of the lands at the
F!eiras rintcs had several Shallow wells
Il t,'vp Ire csspest abaut 100 feet
pr-sps .lns for OIL Artess'n water sni
20 wers ohia!nsd. the ell provins 70 b.
of high gra,e OF illunlrstirg oil. In
sec;easer last the Southwestern OIL
Mineral aud Development company seat
Representatives here 70 exEal.na tao hni
ssi to obtain samples, this company Sc
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New oriean. Postma,,ersniu

Washington January "a, --senasr Nc
Emery called at the White House today
aei advised The president that he IA
yored appointment Of Frederick Esrhsra
ss postmaster at New Orleans. 10 sue.
coed Postm sstsr Plikin, who reoontly re-
signed II Is understood thai his an.
poiniment will he made
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III sINEss srAGNArEn
~ "A Result OF MoptreaTs Disastrous


ttrf,
Montreal, January 2i,~-Today's business
was practically stagnated in Montreal as
consequence OF the disastrous are
wt.ch took place IN the central portion
o, the city last night. The total loss
viii be ssSoO,oOo .Mtegether about lblr-
~ bnildir&s, chiefly wholesale ware
houses occupied by sons OF the leld!ng
arms OF Montreal, were destroyed, to-
geiher With their valuable stocks. 4 man
named Rcsen, tailor, and another man
named wa son are missing snd Il is now
feared they psrlshed.
Tee insurance amounts to saos5, 900,
divided among thirty.three British,
American and Canadian companies
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-25

INDIAN TROUBLES.

Tho Creeks have sent horsemen out
appealing to dissatisfied Indians 80 join
them.
Reports Of choc,1w uprising arc
fully ccnArned; they hnve been miouy
organizing and urn,ug for some TIM
GnYcrncr Brown Of tins Sealiuol9s has
appealed Tor aid.
siS hundred creeks are 2lt.oned 'wo
mtss from Br.s;ow aud tho own 8 cali
ns Tor help
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rouEIGx HRIEFs.

UTRECHT "A suecese.ul operation has
oefu psi ormel 90 Mr. N-ugef G eyes.
LISBON X 30. Charts wiz lesse m
saturday for London 20 attend Roe funeral
oi no queen.
ItANpESIEM norway Thirty .Gyc per-
Sons pertbcd N hurrcu1o IIorre, Ian-
may a. sixty bqzhs wsr0 s'iuF n ne har-
har and cigT house wor' blown Away
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nntneshirr ordercn 10 Mnrrr.

Portsmouth, January % At is assert
ed here thai the British hrst class bat
t,eships 0cean nd Campus have been
ordered 10 hurry to cdinese waters trom
the Mediterranean IN connection with the
dispute With Russia over tho Blonde
islanfa
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Washington. January 24,-Adiutant
General Gorbin has received cable mes-
sage from General Macarthur saying that
the transport Indiana carrying the Thir-
ty-siNth volunteer intantry. slilei from
Manila today for san Francisco.
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FUNERAL or THE QUEEN
VIII Take Place saturday. Feb-
ruHry =.

VIII Take Place saturday. Feb-
runry 2
Cnwes Isle Of W sht January -. 10
=. MI has been de,ided the flnerl
Of inc queen viii ,eke place al win so-
castle Fen Vary ? The body o. tha lie
queen will be renewed firn Osborne
souse February t. Il va tac DEERE Of
The queen thu The fugeml shoMi 3a
military IN character several officials
arrived f'ou Windo r. bripSips he atc
Tessiia' II was carried in q bliza beg
The c-chu q queen Victoria vii be ~
English Gak, lined With sqtin a. was
ordered hare this afterne-n and VII 6
delivered at Osborne toat@ha
Inc cutter disSei viii be ,ep.o.u-tit "a
q The one used ~ thr func ai % 80
duchess OF Kenl he queens thor
magnificent satin pail, VITA Tho r1yal
sims In each corner. Is being mlie.
Wherever Il iraverses roads, the body
WIZ pc ocrne on sun cagri4su
hnpcrcF William decided HIS after
noon 10 leave Osborne until after he iu-
nerai
Prof Hubert herEemer. Il A.. ma q a
water color shd,oh this aetc.n1on Of o
ausen for the King.
The body Of Queen Victoria sun les
n me otd room where 'hs d<d I'm
ehaoorNe decorations necessary for the
dihlhg room tn Osborne house onl a ;he
en- psllc ardente oocupic9 SO much nm
mat although the royal household Wa..el
hour after hour for the Hrst private sr-
vice. Is wss found Impossible ID ho.l
ms today MI being veil however. ire
solemn function will be performed shls
friday morning oy the bishop Of Win
chester IN the presence Of King Edvar
Emperor william and almos; every o'hrr
member Of me royal fsmily
London j. nwiry q u undsrstocd
ths' The body Of Queen Vlatorh viii ar
rive In London on he morning Of Feb
rnsry :, and be taken from the luctrop.
oils 70 raddington. Troops will ilpc the
streets The coffin win I've placed on
9un carriage and draped with hags o!
arriving at Psddngton station It viii "a
transferred 10 train fer Windsor
reaching ST. Georges chspel about noon
where . magnificent IN NTrcs .ervieo vii
take place,
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No chanse concentrated.

London. January % -"Thero IS no
truth in the rumor that change in the
premiership is contemplated" says the
Daily Mall MIR Bllfour's presence A.
osbope is due 10 the kings desire to
spare Lord salisbury fatigue and trouble
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-25

ksRBlNE should be used to enrich ana
purity the blood; It cures all forms ~
oieo1 disorders. is especially useful IN
levers skin erupUons. boiis pimnlss
olAekheads' sseroiuia, salt rSenm ana
ensFy form o. blood impurliy; il Isl safs
ss,s ~. su.l cure Price 30 cents. For
street. W. Main
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CONGRESS.

rae senate considered he Indian az.
Precipitation BIN.
Tire house completed tho naval appro-
l"ton bin With Tho exception Of one
p. pal5crap u.
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chincsr rrnnns Aprcnrcn.

Berlin, january "a The German for
cIsn office confirms the report that $4,000
Chinese roops have appeared near the
French sphere, but IT Is asserted mat
thus t5r they have shown no signs Of
hnsiilllN.
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DOMESTIC.

Mrs. Carrie Nation was horsewa.qped
by the w.:o Of saloon keeper at Enter
pr.sc, kan
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-25

If your druggist cannot su,n,..
us $500 and we will express apPh, ly, IN \
all charges prepaid. Re sure sua
your nearest express Office. ~ w
j. c. AVER Co., Lcwsil NJ.
Send for our handsome book on II. n
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EDITOR WILL DE DEpoRrEn

For critlcising Conduct OF Affairs at
Manila,
Manila, January 2i,--Gensrsl MseAr-
thur has ordered the deportation to the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-13

quot silk mill. The Grl, with some
other employees OF the mill. WAS frOlc-
ing about during noon hour, when one
Of them gave her Il sudden push, which
landed her head through one of tn"
windows. The broken glass cut her
face from the lip 20 the neck, making
a NOuni about tive inches long. The
injured lirl was taken To Dr j. j.
Walsh's office. where c,2ht Stitches We're
found n"Cossary to clos" the wound.
Thomas Walsh. of Minooku. had his
left hand seriously injured saturday
morning ny getting ii struck with Il
large piece OF coat while az work. in
the mines. Dr. J, j. Walsh dressed the
injured member.
Camp No. $50, Patriot Sons of .\mcIi-
ga, will meet in regular session this
evening at S O'Clock in iIartmdu's haul.
Mrs Fried and daughter. of stock
willie, Miss, are the guests OF Mrs.
William Stcurn and daughter, Maudc,
ON Cedar avenue"
The funeral Of William Morrison
took place yrIcrda,' afternoon ut :
O'Clock FROM tn" family residence in
Minooku. The services We're held in
ST. Ioseph's church aud were largely
attended by the numerous friends uf
the deceased Th" - AIoysu7 s"riety
and the members of The Ancient order
of ilibemians attended the funeral in
a body. Iutcrmrnt was mad" in the
Mnooka Catholic cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-13
NORTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Twelfth Anniversary of Epworth
League Observed at Providence
Methodist Church.

Last night special services were con-
Quoted in the Providence Methodist
Episcopal church in observance of the
twelfth anniversary of the orsaniza-
tion of the Epworth league. An in
teresting programme, consisting of mu-
sic. readings and addresses appropri-
ate to the occasion, was carried out.
The league colors, rod and white.
predominated in the decorations and
the platform was made attractive by
palms, ferns and red and white geran-
iums in bloom. The word "Forward'
in large red letters Graced the space
in the rear of the pulpit and under it
were twelve large white maltese
crosses, each representing year in
the history of the league.
The first year, entitled "BcgnninG,"
from 80 to 80, was treated by Miss
Diana Watkins; '90'9l, The Epworth
Herald" Mrs. Stonier '9l-'9., Rapid
Growth" Warren Reese: '92-'93, OFF
cal Sanction" Miss Benson; 'a@-'?t,
conventions" Miss Bernice Conger;
'M-'93, "ENpansion,' William Bright;
'95-'96 OMISSIONS" Miss Bertha White:
'96-'97, "Thc Juniors" Miss Ruth Bcn-
iamin; '9,-'9S,, Reading Course" Ora
Reese; '9S-'99. Fraternity" David
Watkins; 90, "Testins Times" Isa-
belle Robinson: '00-'0l, THE New Fra"
Mrs. Wetherby.
\ short address on "A Dozen Ways
in Which the League Has Helped the
Church" was given by Rev. q. 4. cure,
and IL historical sketch of the frovi-
dence chapter was read by Miss Walk
cr. \ pleasing feature of the evening
was the signing Of the hymn, watch
man, What of the Night"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-13
DUNMORE DOINGS.
Anniversary Service of the Epworth
League-Remarks by Rev. New
ing at the Methodist Church.

Last nj sht at the NJ .thodist church
Rcv. Newing delivered Il special SER
mon TO members of the Epworth
League upon the twelfth anniversary
Of the society. taking for his subject
The Church of To- Morrow
He took his text from Matthew 9Th
chapter. 18th and ltth verses: "Ye arc
the salt of the earth. Ye are the light
of the world" He ,old of the begin
ming of the society. which was organ
izcd in church ut Cleveland, which
has since been called Epworth church.
He said in part that the church's first
duty was to he helpful to mankind
The church must be consccntiously
aggressive. destroying that which is
bad and preserving all that is good.
Tic church is to be meek and kind
and loving, but must be always at war
with wickedness. Tomorrow it must
occupy the ground that to-day Was
held by it's enemies. The first thing
needed to make this result possible is
the entire conservation of its members
when the Christian people will be in
fact the salt and light of the earth
He referred to the wonderful inn
provementS in the condition of those
countries where Christianity has a + not
hold. No other time or land over Of
ferod such opportunities Cor the adj
vancement of the young people. Tho
wonderful advancement in the cnndi-
ton of women Is due. To the influence
of Christianity.
lie referred TO tho multiplicity Of
divorces which he considered one Of
the great menaces of the country and
mentioned the fact that during 52D
years of Rome's history. when her
power was greatest. divorce was
never heard of. When family ties be-
gan to he disrcgarded her downfall
began. In closing ilc urged every ZIP
worth Lea quo member tu work for the
saving of souls.
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IN A. FEW LIN ES.

Miss Mary Conway. OF West Market
street. has lcf. for Buffalo. where she
will attend the PAN American eXposi-
ton.
Forty hours Devotion began at the
Holy Rosary church yesterday morning
AT tn" 1890 o'clock mass.
Miss Jessie Sterns. of Peckvillc un-
der "hose direction the entertainment
for school no. % library is to be given,
held a full rehearsal at the Auditori-
u,n Saturday afternoon. The drills
which Miss Sterns has SO carefully
arranged we're carried out in good
shape. The programme will consist of
violin solos. drills. vocal solos and
piano solos by some excellent talent.
Rev. Mr.. Davis. the evangelist.
preached an interesting sermon in the
Young Womcns Christian association
rooms On North Main avenue yest"!-
Cay afternoon. Mr.. Davis has for SOM
time been doin. work in this line in
North Scranton.
James F. Hacgcrty is about to erect
a three-story brick building at Clear
view street and North Main avenue.
He will occupy it as a department.
store
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-13
l|FE'S JOURNEY.
Is BurdenSomt to Many in
Scranton.

Iifc's journey Is heavy burden
With Il constantly aching back,
with urinary disorders, Giabctes
With any kidney i'll
Doan's Kidney Pills relieve and cure.
Mrs. II. w. Williams of 1903 Luzerno
street. SAYS: II had a dull aching
pain all the time right in the small OF
my back. There were times when 7
was quite comfortable. hut if I did any
work to amount to anything the aching
began. J was always worse when I
did washing, ironing ur heavy house,
work. Every morning ! was stiff and
lame when I got up and it hurt ire to
strajghten after STOPPING. got
Doan's Kidney Pills at Matthew Bros
drug store and used them regularly.
In a short time ! noticed an improve
nent and continuing the treatment
was 'soon entirely cured
For saIa by all dealers. Price 20
cents. Fostcr-AliIburn Co.. Buffalo,
n. V, sole agents for The 4. <.
Remember the name Doan's and take
no substitute.
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which VIII he given in the papers.
You are most cordially invited to at
tend the meeting In the Young Wo-
mems Christian association rooms. 2O4s
North Main avenue. Tuesday after
noon, May IA at 4 o'clock. MIR. Alrich
will continue the study In the sixth
chapter Of Daniel Tuesday afternoon,
May 81.
Miss Westcotts embroidery class
meets Tuesday evening at 40 o'clock.
All who wish to join this class may
do so at this time. Miss Wescott will
also give lessons in painting and lace
work
Juniors Bible class Wednesday af-
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock. All young girls
are invited to attend this class.
Kitchen garden, Thursday afternoon
at o'clock.
Thursday evening. Riblc study at
$50 o'clock Sunday school lesson an,l
c. ]. Scoiield's correspondence course
are the subjects to be considered. All
who wish to join any of these classes
OF the association mayy call on secrc-
tary at rooms 20iS North Main ave.
nuc.
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rhe Young Peoples society OF tue
First Welsh Congregational church
will hold competitive meeting on
Wednesday, June 26. Following is the
programme"
NiNcd uuirtcttc. No. ILL., rcntccostal lynn;
rli2c. - -
Male uuartcttc. No. i1s. rcnccostal Hymn
prize. s..
Duct. tenor and bass. "l",rhoard Mhtch' !"
Williams; prize. 81.
soprano solo. Rising oi the larh, isonc' "i
Walrs): prize. 20 cents.
Alto solo. .r,mchncllo." hS j. !. N"UcI'
wihc. 80 cents.
Tenor solo, "rlic Bird with Broken 'ln'on'
No. ia. rcn,cco>a lyn'n prize, ." c'nts'
Baritone solo. ''lIarbor Bell" No. l3'. "n'p'l
II,mrs Nu. Il; prize 80 cents.
solo. Tor 'hillicn - ,rars ot age. "Nct lU'Fc
Room" Gospel Hymns |. .. =, !; - "h'S'
Rcrtltion for children Under t. years ~ age.
"Nohoiys Child'' prize. ~ cents
Welsh sight reading; prizc. 30 cents
The best pcnmaushp on first Psalm. for children
under Ii years: prize. 80 cents
Love letter: prize. % cents
No one that has taken . pri2" in comrr'i'
tive meeting before shall compete
All connections 10 send their names on or
before June 90 to Thomas Robc'ts. 43i -Four
t,cnth street, city.
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Borough Brevities,

The Women's Missionary society of
the Presbyterian church will meet ON
Thursday afternoon at $50 O'Clock at
the home of Mrs. j. q. Bone. The
Young Ladies circle viii meet on
Thursday evening at the home of Miss
Florence Fowler, of Cherry street,
Miss Lentz, OF New York, and Miss
May Brooks, of Wilkes Barre. ale be-
ing entertained by Mrs. \. u. Black
ington az The "IIomeStead.'
The children of Fred Berry who have
been sick With diphtheria for some
time are convalescent
Misses Edith and l-ida ilouser OF
Taylor. visited friends in town yestcr-
day.
Edward SwartH, of Church street,
vino was severely kicked by his horse
several days ago Is improving nicely.
The parties with whom NJ, j. kenni-
han left a Singer sewing machine a
short time before his death will confer
a favor by communicating the facts to
his widow. Mrs, NJ. j. Nennihan, Of
Bunker Hill, Dunmore. %
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Funeral of Mrs. Isaac S. Jones.

The funeral of Mrs. Isaac s. Jones,
of Hin street. took place yesterday
afternoon from her home. Services
were conducted in the Puritan Con-
Gregational church. of which Rev. II.
j, Reese is pastor and in which Mrs.
Jones was an active worker. The
church was crowded to its utmost by
relations and friends which attended
to pay their late tribute of respect 10
the deceased. Mrs. Jones was of IA
beautiful Christian nature, which made
her loved by all who knew her There
were "A number of floral pieces, showing
the esteem in which the deceased was
held. Among these We're star and
crescent from the Sunday school of The
Puritan congregational church, a large
and handsome pillow from the church
congregation and large number Of
smaller bouquets from different friends.
lnterment was made in Dunmore cem-
etery. d. II. Jones had charge of the
funeral.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-13

Tho simpson chapter of the EpW nth
oague held thoi, anniversary exercises
In the auditorium of the church last
evening. which WAS lilcd with Juniors,
seniors and friends of the society.
sitreamcis of rcd and white were hung
conspicuoualy from above the organ
over the pulpit. aud We're adorned with
the motto of the society. Look up.
Lift: ur."
The pulpit was also decorated with
flowers. and the ombloms of the junior
ard senior leagues were hung in con-
spicuous places. rhr service was en-
hanced hr the orchestra music fur.
iiShei by the musicians from the Scc-
ord Presbyterian church. after thc de-
N"tiouai exercises, led by Chairman
sutton, William Stanton rendered a
Corn"t solo in an effective manner.
The juniors yccited the ten command
meniS in unison and Miss Margaret
Hughes read the annual report of the
seniors. showing an enrolled member
ship oc us. Two young lady visitors
from Moscow sang Il Gu"t Tell Me
More About Jesus" and Mss Margaret
Crawford reported for the juniors. who
had an average Of "a in attendance at
meetings during the past year.
Rev. McDermott expressed his graft
tude at being connected with Il church
having such an excellent E.pworth
league chapter and Junior organization,
and congratulated the officers and
members on the success they have at
tancd and the good wcrk they are
doing.
He then gave them Il tWenty-minute
talk on The Philosophy of Habit and
Some of Its Moral Consequences in
which he said it is much easier to form
correct habits in youth than it is in
old age. adding that we are all crea-
lures of habit. though we profess to
be guided by other influences. Habit is
the great balance wheel III human soci-
ETY., he said. and it has a significance
that is infinitely important to all.
If young people only knew their
future they would be more careful, for
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-13
Personal ParagraphS.

Mrs. \. +. Stuckert. of Ninth street,
is recovering from the effects of re-
cent injury.
Reuben s. DILLINGHAM;. O! Tenth
street. is suffering from an attack OF
rheumatism.
Miss Millic coOns Of South Main
avenue, is recovering from Il long ILL
ness.
Miss Elccta Laucr. of North Main
avenue, sprained her ankle recently.
by catching her foot in the sprcckct
chain of her bicycle.
Miss Anna Van Auken. Of Wyoming.
is the guest of Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank
Bryant. of Academy street.
Mrs Riohard Rose, OF North sum-
Dcr avenue. will spend the summer
at Albany, y. Y.
Attorney Charles Oliver of. North
Main avenue. has returned home from
Gettysburg and Harrisburg.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-13
Saw Mill Burned Down.

A saw mill owned by the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western company.
located on the West Mountain. near
the Diamond reservoir, burned down at
u o'clock yesterday morning. and the
contents, together with Il quantity of
lumber, were destroyed.
The fire broke out again at noon and
an alarm was sent in from Box 32T.
but the iircmcn were unable to reach
the scene owing to the distance. The
second fire occurred in lumber pile,
which was destroyed. The damages
will amount tn several hundred dollars,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-13
Iic Wouldn't Go Home.

started home Saturday night with
a half gallon of whlskey under his
arm and as much more under his belt.
When he reached the corner of jack
son street and Hyde Park avenue he
dropped the jug and spilled the con-
tents in the street.
The youEG man bemoancd his loss
bitterly, and the flow of tears almost
equallcd the flow of whiskcy. Patrol
man Lowry tried to induce him to go
home. but he refused. He was then
locked up and fined SO by Police Magis-
tratc Davies yesterday morning.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-13
Enelish Resisted the Officer.

Thomas English. of Van Huron
avenue, who WAS formerly employed
by NJ. T. WSmbs. fell aslran in the
barn Saturday evening and Patrolman
David Davis was called to awaken
him. When aroused English become
abusive and crappled with the officer.
who was forced to use his club.
During the scrap David's dress coat
was badly torn by English. who re-
sisted arrest in a very persistent mon
ner He was fined so in police court
Yesterday morning by magistrate
Davies. Bail was also required of him
in the sum of $500 for hi; appearance
at court.
Martin Monaghan. who intorlcred
with the officer, was fined So by the
magistrate.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-13

Letters remaining unclaimed during
the period ending May II, 1901 Per
sons calling for these letters say ad-
Ncrtscd:
Miss 4. T.. AnnIii, l6l1 jefferson Avenue, Mr-,
". 7, Brady, %3 Adams avenue; Mn. NJ,
Brown, iao Monroe avenue; j. T., Bolt, Mis-, T..
CONWAY Gallagher Chas. Dnylc, go bri,hrr
street, ". W Dwi"c, John Frey hlauk,mirlr;
Michael FiIpluick, Il, GILLESPIE, 10 Clay ave.
nue.; Wm. Giyu las NJ. llcaCy, John Z.
Lynch. Mrs. lAonS, 100 Green Ridge street; Miss
Helena Myrcs, s. +. Moore, llor"uye Miller, GtH
Monroe avenue: MARY McGluu,. cal" ,o"k
Frank Melton, ratrick Quln .Ia,c stevens, ,Iny
Donukp 80, taImmclL Mast lhI, RaFd'lD
Andunm, Mincli Micici a.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-13
General News Notes.

The gospel meeting at the Young
Wumen's Christian association rooms
on Saturday evening was In charge OF
Miss Esther Rowlands. Of the South
Side branch, who conducted a very in
tereSting meeting. Tho shirt waist
class will meet at the rooms this even
ing.
J.. w. Cramer and family have taken
possession of thcir new residence on
Fairs Heights.
Slas Hartman contemplatoS the
erection of an up-to-date dwelling
house on Swetland street in the near
future.
August Wcismiski. Il !aborer in the
continental mine. had His arm frac-
turcd recently by fall OF coal.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-13
A Horselcss Carriage.

\ young man giving the name of
Thomas Carroll and residence on
Twentieth street hired a horse and
buggy from Liveryman Smith, Of
Oakford court. Saturday night, and
said he wanted to drive To Dunmore.
The horse was found on kcyser
avenue yesterday by several boys,
who turned it over to the police.
Later the carriage was found in
keyser Valley badly wrecked. but Car
roll is still missing. Smith appeared
at the station house at 9:30 O'clock
last night in search of His property.
The horse was placed in Wymb's liv-
cry fer safe keeping.