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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-04
SUBSCRIPTION LIST
OF eryan's Paper, The Commoner,
Rising Skyward.

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. while w.
j. Bryan is hunting ducks on the Gulf
oil Mexico the subscription list of his
newspaper, the Commoner, is regu-
larly mounting higher and higher
During the editors trip the business
interests of the Commoner are being
Jared for by his brother, Charles Bry-
an. The clerical force in the office
has lately been augmented by the ap-
pointment of subscription agents, each
of whom is to be certified by mail re-
luiring the assistance of dozen or
more extra clerks.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-04
Max BrachvoueJ.

Is very conservative and is not will
age every enterprise having this end
in view, yet. it is folly to be sense
lessly hurling epithets at the Denver.
and Rio Grande, n true benefactor
we hope to be able. in the near fn-
ture, to give in greater detail, the
trahc statement of this road, as shown
by the business of this station. Tiers
can be no question however that the
showing will tally with advances indl-
Gated by the statements of our bust.
hess men.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-04
Harry Schrader.

MY business stacks up better than
last year. have no kick coming
from the conditions that surround me.
Oh course business man with ambi
tion and enterprise is always looking
Tor an opportunity to extend his bus
mess. believe the opportunity . Is
here and l shall take advantage of it
always strive to be in the swim and
shall strike out to do more in 1907
than ever before. Count me as beina
sutisfied with the outlook"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-04
PRESIDENTS NEW $1,000 TEAM.
VIII Be Driven to His Carriage in the
inaugural Parade.

AKRON. o., Jan. 2.-J. NJ. Johnson
OF fniriawn, suburb of Akron. ship.
ped to Cleveland to be city broken for
President Mckinley handsome team
oil pays to be driven to the presidents 8
carriage in the inaugural parade.
ihey cost the chief executive $1,000
each. They will be cared for at Sena.
tor Hanna's stables for the next six
weeks. The horses are absolutely per.
fectiy matched. They are dark hay,
with A fine black line fro name to
tail.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-04
George Ereund.

OF Colorado ArmOry fame. saws.
nave never done better business
thah In the past year and 1t was far
Ill excess OF 80. | regard the pres.
ent condition as indicating a great
trade and business prosperity for the
future OF our whole country, and
wenns along with the rest am ac.
iuainted with the conditions that
have surrounded us from very early
TIME and 1t is as good otday If not
better than ever before"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-04
Silver.
643
Lead.
$4.OO

ing to say from his observation that
there was material advance in bust
ness during the year over '99. but
said he: Remember. our fruit busi-
ness does not count except in fruit
season on the San Juan. We handle n
great portion of the fruit coming from
the lower country and when the sea.
son Is good it makes great item in
our business. am speaking entire
ly without regard to this feature of
our business"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-04
"Roberts', Edition.

LONDON. Jan. 1.-The arrival Of
Lord Roberts at Cowes was announced
by the evening papers in Il special
Roberts" edition. The name of tn.
hero of South Africa is on every liz
and all are rejoicing that the time to
do him honor is at hand.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-04
Hanna viii Make Hard Fight

WASHINGTON, Jan. Almost
ingle handed Senator Hanna will
make supreme effort to save his ship
ubsidy bill from threatened destruc.
ion. During the holiday recess the
pposition solidified its foccs.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-04
THE TRANS
VAAL HERO
Arrives in England-Queen
Bestows an Earldom
on Roberts.
Lord Roberts at cowes.

COWES. Isle OF Wight Jan. .
Lord Roberts arrived here from South
Africa today. He came ashore in the
Queens launch. There was a tremen-
Gous demonstration. Roberts landed
iirst at Cowes at the Queens com
lpand. as she wished to be the first to
receive the returning hero. The gen
oral will dine and sleep at Osborne
House tonight.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-04
HAY PAUNCEFOTE
Treaty to Be Amended-Conferenc
With Marquis of Lansdown.

LONDON. Jan. 9. - Negotiations
have begun between Great Britain and
the United States relative to the
amendment of the Hay-Pauncefote
treaty. After an interchange of ca
hles between Secretary Hay and Unit
ed States Ambassador Choate, the lat
ter has arranged for a conference with
Marquis of Lansdowne, the British
foreign minister. 1t expected the pos
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-04
Beers Enter Roodehoqati.

CRADDOCK. Cape Colony, Jan. 2
A detachment of Beers have enter
cd Roodehoggti, Southward of Middle
burg. 1t is believed this force is go
ing to Graffreinet. The telegraph
lines are cut between Carnavon anf
Somerset and Stiynsburg and Matra
,sburg. Large reinforcements have
reached Middloburg
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-04
PAT GROVE
At Last in the Hands Of the Sleuths
Of the Law

OMAHA, Neb., Jan. al. j. Grove
brother OF Pat Grove. whom the po
lice believe to have been principals
in the kidnapping. was arrested at
Council Bluffs by Omaha detectives
Pat Grove was arrested last night in
South Dakota, and arrived at Oelrich
this morning
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-04
Patti Sells Her Castle.

LONDON. Jan. 2.-Cra.s ~ Nos. MN
Adelina PATHS beautiful castle in
Wales. is said to have been sold 10
Sir George Newnes. the London puO-
Usher. The price paid is in the neigh,
borhood OF 250.000 pounds.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-04
Price Of Sugar Reduced.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2.--Arbuckle
Brothers have reduced the price OF
granulated sugars to conform with
the list OF the American National Su-
gar Refining company's. This puts all
companies on the same basis.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-04
10000 WHITE VOTERS
Disfranchise Themselves in Louisiana IA
Because of Non-Payment Of Taxes.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2.--About
10000 otherwise qualified white voters
disf.anchised themselves by their fail
ure 10 pay poll tax. The new consti-
tuition makes the payment of the tax
before the end of the year condition
precedent for voting after the year
1900
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-04
Russian Ship Ashore,

PENSACOLA, Fla. Jan. 2.-The
large Russian ship Yorkland, bound
for Mobile, went went ashore last
night on the outside beach. thirty
miles from Pensacola. The crew was
rescued but the vessel Is 4 total loss.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-04
Kruger ~.

THE HAGUE, Jan. 2.-Mr. Kruger
i1 suffering from a slight attack of
bronchitis. While there is no anxiety
as to his condition, he is obliged to
Keep his bed
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-04
Queen Henrietta Sick,

BRUSSELS, Jan. 2.-The health o.
Queen Marie Henrietta has been i'm
paired and she is suffering constant
ly from bronchitis. The queen is quite
weak and does not leave her bed foi
more than a couple of hours each day
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-04

The only occulist aid dentist who
Is graduate of university or
school that requires qualification.
VIII meet any cut under the sun.
DIR, DOWDEY.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-04
Sleuths Make a Bull"

OMAHA, Jan. 1.-The man orrested
in South Dakota last night was rot
Pat Grove and the hunt begins al
over again.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-04

Duke of York Rear Admiral.
LONDON, Jan. 2.-The Duke OF
York has been gazetted as rear ad-
miral
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-04

ition OF the British government toward
the new treaty will shortly be official
ly made known.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-01-04

FOR SALE CHEAP-White Sewing
machine In excellent conditions.
Cash or terms. Address Lock box
224.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10
Rohling Sues oliver.

The damage suit which Supcrlltcnn-
cnt Of Police RobinC announced he
would bring against Select Council
man Joseph Oliver, was instituted yes
tcrday in rrothonotar" Copeland's
office. by attorneys Joseph OF Bricn and
NJ. j. Martin. Damages in the sum of
600 are asked.
1t is sct forth in tho complaint that
superintendent Robling has been at
he head Of the police department for
five years and that during that time
and ever since his nativity has con-
dUctcd himself as an honest. upright
citizen. and never was suspected Of or
charged with being otherwise until the
Sre erh in council last Thursday by Mr..
Oliver, on which the complaint is
based, and in which it is alleged that
he illegally collected fees from the
county. lie deni'.; in toto all of Mr..
divers accusations.
I'll" accusations. tho complainant
Gvcrs, has brought Superintendent
Robling irto dSrcputc among his
roighbors subjects him to the liability
of prosecutions for the Oifensc alleged
against him in the speech, and leopard
ICES his maintenance of the position Of
supe, intcndent of police Mr.. Oliver
viii be required to give bail to-day.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10
Judge Carpenter in Equity Court.

The session of rIuity court which
was interrupted by the illness of Judge
Kelly, was resumed yesterday by
Judge Carpenter. lie took UP the case
of Mary Ganlan against William
Hurst, in which there is rule for an
injunction TO prevent the defendant
from cnIangcring her property by
removing sand from tho pits which
closely aiioin il.
she AYERS that the surface line Of
the lit which he is cXcavatinS on the
lot adjoining her property on the west
Is only four feet from her fence line
and that in front of her property, on
what would l." Pear street if the street
We're extended, the excavation is With-
in seven feet of the fence line.
she claims that if tn" rNcavating II
not stopped there is an extreme proba-
hiity thai there viii be Il cave in that
viii carry her house inlo tho fifty foot
pit.
The defendant admits that he is
hauling sand from tn" pdiaront pit,
hut claims that his operations are in
no wise threHteniug damage to the
p'antil'l's property, T., W. Thayor and
|. H. 1iirns represent The plaintiff.
The defendants attorney is w. s.
Dichl, of Watson, Dichl and Kcm-
nlcrcr,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10
COMMON COUNCIL.

When NJ. j. Martin was declared
cleo ted city solicitor at the joint Ses-
sion of councils held on Thursday. May
:. Assistant City Clerk Evan Morris
and the three newspaper reporters
present recorded Common Councilman
Fred Phillips as not voting. Without
his vote Alr Martin had only twenty
one votes in, as many consider one less
than Il majority.
At last nights meeting of the COM
mon council. when the minutes had
been read, Mr.. Phillips declared posi-
lively that he had voted for Mr.. Mar
tin and BY consent OF council he was
so recorded on the minutes. This gives
Mr. Martin twenty-five votes. or n
majority of Tho members in both coun-
ellis,
Mr.. Alworth started war against
fiat wheeled cars by Introducing an
ordinances declaring tn" running OF
such cars to he Il nuisance and impos-
ing Il penalty of S25 upon amy person
WHO shall commit, aid OF abct such 4
nuisance"
Mr.. Alworth introduced the ordinance
fixing the salaries and districts OF po-
lice magistrates. 1t is as the oldln-
ancc mentioned in yesterdays Tribune
with the exception thar the salaries
of The magistrates i'm the First ana
See, nj districts are fixed AT $500 each.
il stead of at $3.50 and $I59, as originally
intended
There was long discussion on the
ordinance providing for the vacation
of a portion of coAtr" street. Mr. Kel-
lor champiunod the measure and Mr.,
IA
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10
ToNIGHT's CONCERT.
Programme That Will BE Presented
in GUERNSEY Hall.

\ concert will be given IN Guernsey
hall tonight for the benefit of the
Lend a Hand" Missionary Circle "f
the Green Ridge Pre- sbytcrian church.
1t viii be under the direction of Tom
tiippel and the following will partici-
rate: Miss Dorothy Jonnslon". Earp-
i-t; Miss Julia Cliffc Allen, Nolinist;
Miss Charlotte j.. Blackman. pianist:
Miss tordclia West Freeman. soprano:
Mir. Tom Gippel. tenor. Following VIII
be the programme.
Piano. "Rustic Dance" ...... .Tcmplcion Strong
soprano. "NillRnclc" ...,..........Dcll As1na
lI,ir, "Il rapagcuo" ...........,,......Nv .Nvars
Tenor. cavaliers Song" Maud Valerie White
Violin "Xicgcucr Tana" .................N Nachca
soprano and Tenor. "Bsrcarollc' ....1ncatoric
Harry, lutcrmclXo from "tavalicra Rnticana.'
Misragn
Piano. "Trcn,olo Etu,lc" .Got,schak
Harp Violin
'Andan'o Religioso' ..........,.... .Gornod
Romance ............... ... .Thomc
Tenor. ANGELS Scrcnadc' ............... Rraga
Violin oblgato with harp and violin.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10
HOSPITAL AT TAYLOR.
Committee from Harrisburg Here to
Inquire Into the Necessity
for 1t.

Representative Edward James of the
third Legislative district and four
other members of the house of repre-
srntatiNes forming the subcommittee
of the appropriation committee of the
house arrived in this city from Harris
burg shortly after 9 o'clock last night.
and will to-day go over tho territory
for which an appropriation Cor now
hospital ut Taylor is asked.
Mr. James has asked an appropria-
tion of $4,000 for the purpose of estab-
lishirg a hospital in Taylor borough,
for the care of injured persons in Tay-
lor, Old Forge. Moosic and Lacka-
wanna township. The committee con-
sists of Alexander Colvillc Of Philadel-
pl1a, Il. IT, Barber of lower Marion,
Montgomery county; John II. Mulkie
of Union city: Henry w. Haworth, of
Freeland. Luzerne county. and Edward
james. They were met at tho station
by cX-shcrlf Charles l.. Robinson, ard
oincd at the Scranton House.
They will leave tho Hotel JermNn at
1:3o o'clock this morning, and journey
over tho territory which is to he COW
cred by the new hospital. The need Of
such an institution is very pressing.
1t will not only relieve local hospitals,
but will do away with the long and
Painful trips which d patient must S,lf-
fer VINO is brought! to the Lackawanna
or Hahnemann. all the way from
NonSic or Lackawanna.
'hn committee intends to take a
train at MooSic about " o'clock and
from there 60 on lo White Haven. Lit
zcrne county. whore the% will look in
to the reed for the proposed erection
of free hospital there for INDECENT
cunsumptives. The committee will be
back in Harrisburg Monday. and re-
port to the appropriation committee on
the result of their Investigations.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10
A FINE ENTERTAINMENT.
Given at the Iyceum by Pupils of
st. Cecclia's Academy.

At the Lyceum thcatcr yesterday af-
tCrnoon and evening very interesting
entertainments We're given by the p,l
pills of st. tecclia's academy for the
benefit OF the fund for the building
of the seminary n, Mount st. Mary.
The principal feature of the entertain
mcnt was the lyrical drama. "I,mi
lus, or the Crowned Martyrs.' The
scene of this drama is laid in Rome
al the time of Nalerian and the synop-
sis is as follows:
Synor>is--Nalcrian', niece, Eowcml, having
Witnessed the heroic endurance of the Chris.
tlanS when under torture, feels that there must
he something beyond that what she secs To
inspire such heroic courage; still she is devoted
To the gods of Rome and rejects the thought
that they may he false. Her friends. havin:
been similarly affected hy the deaths Of Chris.
tians, wish solution of the mystery. and Tor
that purpose plan tho holding oi u fcsta. "stcn-
sihly with the design Of amusing and cheering
Rowona. hut really to have good opportunity
"t questioning TIA" Christians in regard to their
faith.
Nalcrian having been called t" Rome Tor
fCW weeks, they hold the tcSta at his country
villa during the period Of his absence. While
in Rome he j. angcrcd 10y reports concerning the
treason ot Christians. whom hc secretly favored,
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The cas-! of characters WaS as fol-
lows.
N4vcriau. Emperor OF Rome .............J. Clarke
Rowcna. Niece Of tho Emperor ......M Whacn
Emili0-' R"wcm'> Liitlr Son .,,.....,.E Davis
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10
HORSE THIEVES CAPTURED.
Joseph Conboy and Patrick McCann
Arrested by Patrolman Haggerty.

Patrolman Peter llagGcrty, while
standing on Prospect avenue, near
Fig street. about 1 O'Clock yesterday
morning, saw three men coming out
of Kirst court. leading a horse. He
crept up behind them and succeeded
in capturing two. the third man cs-
Gaping.
The two men. or properly speaking.
youths, who were captured proved to
he James tonboy. aged 10 years, and
Patrick McCann, aged IS years. The
horse belonged to DR. j. A. Manley,
into whose barn the three young fell
lows had broken. tonboy and Nc
Cam were given a hearing before Mag
istratc Storr. who committed them to
the county Jail in default of $500 bail
each
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10
SERVANT GIRLS UNIoNIzED.
"Mother" Jones Organized the Do
mestics Yesterday.

At last it has come,
The long anticipated household do
mcstics' union has been formed, and
on Sunday afternoon the new organ
i2ation Will hold its first meeting at
the mine workers headquarters, elect
officers and effect a permanent organ
ization.
About sevcnty-tlve family servant
girls and hotel help had their names
enrolled yesterday, Mother Mary
Jones acting as organizer, The latter
mot the girls during the afternoon at
the Catholic Young Women's club and
the mine workers headquarters and
last night at the latter place alone
The object of the union viii be to
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10
Title Guaranty and Trust Co.
SIG Spruce Street.

BY Mr. Schrc0-rroNdng for tho con.
struction of n sewer system in the Eleventh
ward.
Bv Mr. Mcrrman Awarding tho contract icr
water for city purposes to the Scranton Gas and
Water company at the figure OF Sl2,oO per year
BY Mr.. Misunderstanding Tor the cons'rlc-
ton of a sewer system IN the Nineteenth ward.
Bv Mr. McAndrcw Providing for the construc
ton OF a lateral sewer on North Main avenue
between rcttcbonc street and the Dram bouIc
ward.
Resolutions We're introduced and
passed as follows:
by Mr. Fm--DHc",iug NJ j. Gibbons to exc
cute the contract With the city within ten days
for the sewer III the Second and Iwcnty'nSt
wards, which was awarded linn last November,
anil oli,lirg that it be awarded to the ncNc
highest bidder. l.. j. O'loro il he iail 10 do 50.
BY Mr.. Misunderstanding permission TO The
prupaltv owners on Carbon street between The
Lackawunm river and Penn avenue to construC.
yilrtcd brick pave
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10
DEATH OF WILLIAM MORRISON

William Morrison. of Minooka, a
brakeman employed by the Lackawan-
ma Iron and Steel company. died last
night at the Moses Taylor hospital Of
injuries received during the afternoon
at the works.
a car, in which he was seated
jumped the track and he was thrown
with great force to the ground, receiv-
ing fracture of the skull and COM
pound fracture of the left arm, He
was taken tn the Moses Taylor hos
pital, where he died at 1.45 O'Clock lie
was twenty years of age. and is sur
vived by his parents, with whom he
lived
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10
Club Applies for a Charter.

TAYLOR Lewis yesterday filed with
Trothonotary Copeland an application
for "a charter for the Mountain Lake
Fishing and Shooting club, Of Scran-
ton
The subscribers are Charles :. Levin,
Charles Nculs, Charles Graf, John
Schroeder, Peter kumor, I.nranz IIah-
erSnoh, W, A. Coleman, Henry Roif,
II. +. Xicglcr and John j Xiesemer
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10

Watch for Mondays Tribune. 1t VIII
une's Second Educational Contest
This VIII be the grandcSt opportunity
ever offered for the young men and
women of Northeastern Pennsylvania
You may ask, "IioW can you make
such liberal rewards?' Never mind
how we do it; we did ii last year and
we can do il again, Mondays Tribune
will contain fun description of the
plan and the rewards, and the contest
will be formally opened on that day
If you wish to enter on the first day.
send in your name now and YOU will
receive "A book of blanks with full in
StructionS on Monday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10
AT THE HOSPITALS

J",cph Berit, miner AT tho Woodward col
licry, Pi'ston, and Jacob SOFT, vi, laborcr, were
caught under fall ot rock yesterday morning
and seriously injured, Roth men were taken to
the Moses la,lor hospital, Rcrni,'s Left hand
was badly Smashed that it was amputatcd.
Soit suffers seriously from bruises
Adam IaniShy, y miner at the Dolph coicv
at lo,sup, WAS caught uudcr fall of rock YES.
t'r'lir and badly bruised lie was removed 40
the Iacka,Nanna II, ,t,iiI
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10
Upright Piano for Sale.

A full-sized Upright Grand Piano,
nearly as good as new, for sale at
great bargain, VIII be sold for cash
only. Don't miss IT, as party leaving
it for sale must realize on it at once.
can today and you will he surprised,
You can see it at Guernsey hail, 3li
and SIG Washington ave. Scranton, Pc.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10
COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.

on motion of Attorney ". NJ, Curry, court
yesterday revoked the ,cuioari order in The
coo OF George Palmer against the Iachawauna
Slgn company
In the rcrtjorri ease Of the Pem,,l lyaua
Central Brewing company against Frank Ro'itt
Judge Carpenter Yesterday handed down an opin,
ON reversing the judgment of the alderman
Application was made to court yesterday to
have FrIuk plncStuoNtch, a South Side huy al.
Judged an mcouieiblc hoy and committed to the
House Of Refuge, The application wa, presented
by Attorney Clarence Billcntiuc at the instance
Of the boys father.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10
VAUGHAN WAS
NOT CONSULTED
STREET RAILWAY ORDINANCE
CALLED UP.

An Effort Made to Have Action In
definitely Postponed, but Mr..
Vaughan Succeeded in Having the
Measure Laid on the Table, After
Pouring Out Little Hot Shot.
Resolution Directing City Clerk
Not TO Present Ordinances to Re-
corder--War on Flat Wheels.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10
We Offer Limited Number of
Detroit, Rochester,
Romeo and Lake Orion Railway
First Mortgage $50 20-Year 81, 900 Gold Bonds.

The above COMPANY operates electric railway running
Detroit Michigan through Of the finest sections Of the
Eighty cent of the right OF owned in fec simple
according railroad standards throughout heavy
cedar twooo permitting high Of speed
attained by its The also does
freight bonded for only per mile.
Full bonds together with of route de-
scrpon country of earnings may be
office.
We have thorough investigation Of the above prop
ery and recommend bonds safe and conservative in
VeStment.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10
CITY NOTES
>%$~A@ s>~+~$ $+~t ~

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POSTPONED. The social and contest to he
h"lh a. Calvary Hart>t chur'u tomorrow night
hI, been postponed until Thursday nigh, May It,
e H. 4 II. "il DAYS The Delaware and Iul
son company ppid yesterday At the nclawar
HIIturrc ,l"p,. Baltimore umml baltimore
NARROW -, \NE.- tharir, H. MiI,nr. Of
tn, ci,y, had 4 narrow c,,apo irou ,lrowninc
Wednesday, while oui tishin. witt a rm;y II
friends. Mr.. Nl!rr t,ll unm "A ,irkrltv ,shin.
platform ami sark twice h,,oro n, s,rcc, deI IN
reaching ;!.r ,Amc