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GEN. HARRISON DEAD
(Contnued from Tenth Page.)

the navy and Iabored and voted for civil
service reform. He was delegate-at- large
to the republican national convention in
1854, June 10, 1888, at Chicago, Ill.,, and on
54i votes to 11S for john Sherman, 100 for
Russell A AIger.s59 for w. Q. Gresham, 5
for j. G. Blaine and for William McKin-
ley, as the candidate Of that party for
President.
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Design for a Santiago Medal.

Secretary Long has conferred upon the
board Of awards the task of procuring a
suitable design for the medal which is to
be bestowed upon sailors who participated
In the battle of July Off Santiago, un-
Ger the terms OF the recent act of Con-
greSS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-14
Given Naval Commis.ion..

f. B. Colby Of Vermont and w. r.
Browne Of Philadelphia have been appoint
ed assistant paymasters of the navy. and
e. Bakenhus of this city civil en-
gineer in the navy.
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A ten-miie long railroad In Illinois, owned
by five farmers and one woman. earns over
$1,000 per month. The rolling stock con-
sists OF one car and two engines.
Gilpin observer., 1901-09-12
BLACK HAWK.

Eugene e. Clark for the past ten years
actively engaged in the hardware busi
ness here, left last Saturday for Denver
where he will reside in the future. lie
still retains an interest in the hardware
store, which will hereafter be known as
the Clark Hardware Company.
Michael Flynn & Co. have lot OF ore
from the Mountain Sheep lode in Hin
ois Central district, being trelted at the
Gilpin mill in this city.
The rope, buckets, etc, for tho aerial
tramway from the Colorado Carr mine
to their mill on Clear creek, in the lower
portion of this city, has been received
hero from st. Louis, Io.
Clarence X. Col1in came up from Den
yer last Thursday and remained here un.
til Saturday.
John kurri Of the Ohio mine, head of
Freeman gulch Vermiliion district, after
visit in Denver and this CITY, returned
to the mine the first of the week This
is the first vacation that Mr.. Kurri has
had for several months.
A. l.. Collins, general manager OF fhA
Smuggler Union company at Telluride
arrived in this city last Saturday morn
ing He immediately visited the II ,cly
Mountain stamp mill and conccnt-a atos
in this city He also visited tn, Perig
mine in Independent district, Ii, being i
member of the Tonawa3da company.
John Wells and Gcardpl John Kayes
visited their families in Denver s lturlny
last, returning Monday.
Tho Clark Hardware Com oany has
been Incorporated b. e Igene q. CirlS
Charles T. Hale and Stephen 7. Haze
with a capt. Il stoe!, OF b ,G)O. Charles
Hale, who for S, many Years past has
been with jenkins, Mckay x Co. Of Cen
tral, is the munger for the new firm ami
will have entire charge of the business
He is vol acquainteJ With allfhe details
Of the business, a1i VIII alwavs attempt
TO meet the demands of the pJ5!:c.
The Pharmacy Of Johl Q. Nplin has
recently been re arranged. 1t pow pre-
saut5 Il n metpo2oitau aqi G rance.
william LHahy left last MolIay a,ttr-
for Denver.
Michael Vau!hn md bril. rAturued
from Shuilsburg, VIZ. last >i,urlay
evening. They viii g to housekeeping
in this city.
Gilpin observer., 1901-09-12
RUSSELL GG-ca.

DR.. Carpenter, Who icceeIs E'ue,t
LeNeve Foster, who resi- I'd ~ a3;jl1t
of i'll health, as manager of the Sa-lto.;.t-
Cyclops compan,s property. has ap,
pointed Il. L Nelson as as istlnt man
ager. The Latter re,ides At tae nine.
Lrp Sternberger, hesor. Lis :eturn 20
Denver, last Thursday, appointed Fred
W.od, of this place, to succ ,el he late
Sylvanus S johnson as manager OF the
Lotus group of mines, wlica ha and his
brother Charles ar, operating at this
place.
Wallace Cal. the b ,sc bail player, lrf
Monday i n Buffalo, Nv York. He will
remain there and attend school.
Miss Richard left list NJ ,ndly for Pa
cola, Old Mexico, GA visit with her
aunt.
E. W. Williams, presi lent OF the Colo
RADIO Specie Payment mine, came up
from Denver Monday, and spent por.
tion OF Tuesday At thu mines OF the com
pany. He returned 10 Denver on We'd
nesday.
Charles A Wagner, who has been at
tending to business matters in Denver,
this Week, will returi home Saturd,.
ev-iing.
y dance will ba given at Zhnran"ll,,
hall, Sunday evening. Cod music vi
be III atten'!aucs ,id Z 20 order min.
| tanned.
Edward Jones aud Rev. Ovid II
Jones lsit Tor Victor last hlon'iay. Tn.
former will return saturday. Thu la'.
ter will r"iura to his pastoral charge in
Onin from Victor.
II. b. Nelson, assistant superintendent
at he Siri'oga mine, was bad y ininrpo
about the fac, and b elk TUESDAY even
ing, by heing thrrNn tr'u II d.lcart
| TLe h rsr h" ~ - drIYing r ~ awpy anC
| down the u'lnrly snpc NJ Saratoga
m ,untn.n +" "Wiilt- gu'c', whore the car
ups t. lie was r y ing quiet, yestrr
day. His IL jar rs vi | keep han to hi
bed for ;. yeral days.
Joseph Orr hrs 81 hs saloon busi
ness to Fred ne'l,'v Tn. forner ha
be ~ apl ointea n:gh'sitift vors at th'
Specie Payment mine on Belleyi",
mou tain
A bnl! will ba ven It nli Fellow
hall tomorrow evening for the benefit @
the Russell Gulch baseblli club.
Gilpin observer., 1901-09-12
NEyADAvlLLs.

McFarlane & Co., Of Black Hawk, this
week delivered the automatic ore feeders
which will be used at the new rapid-drop
stamp mill OF the Avon Gold Mining &
Milling company in Nevada gulch. The
finishing touches are being put on the
new mill. The reservoir alongside the
mill bull ling has bee1 completed.
Thomas Lowry returned Friday evan
ing from Denver, where he attended the
great show in that city.
Notices have been sent out to the
teachers OF the public schools OF this
town, that school will ooen next Monday
The school board have the rooms in
readiness.
Richard Nanlservis, Otis Wilson, Bob
Fallon aud Joe Kramer returned Mon
day evening from their hunt in Grand
county. They brought two fine deer
W tn them.
Regular communication of Nevada
Lodge No. 4, A. f. & A. NJ, next Satur
day evening. Visiting and transient
brethren fraternally invited.
Next Monday John H. Nankervis ar1
Mr.. Rush of this place, and DR.. Aba Ash
b,ugh of Central City, and William II.
Qrint-al of Ru3s>ll will pull out for n
six weeks huntin, TRIP in Grand and
Routt countias. William Harvav o Con-
trail City, will co1dact Mr.. Nin',ervis
busines' whils he is absent.
Hon. ]. w. Bpqtwic!S returaol from
Denver on Monday evening.
\ cremation cub has heen formed in
this tpwa to talk crem,ti,n, and, il pos.
sjb,e, t, make it n b bIrning is'ne until
ther sscu~e water works for the town
Mrs. San Whitman spent Thurs lay
in Central visiting Mrs. James Daley and
Mrs. John L KIM.
The Kansas Burroughs Consolidated
Mining company have received n nc V
ore bucket at the an lft On the Phoenix
Burroughs 10 le, which. was made by
Stroehl' 6, Son a. their boiler works in
Black Eaw''.
II. Syk 20, presi lie o. the Kans7s 8r--
rnu .hs Consn,idltsl Mining conplny,
also i1t'-este ] in the Pitch Mining CON
psny, who hls hea1 e1inyirg him self at
tho sel7i o for tho pas month, has re-
turlel to D.nvs-, ncco nP inie1 by his
wifi. II, phil the mine' on Quartz hill
a visit n whieA he il intere5' ed, last
Friday lie was up from Denver again
thu first OF The present W. elk.
Hare AMI Hound rlub of Nevadavilla,
met last Sundly and elected the follow
ing oflicArs 'o- the c,ming season:
President Charles Horniag.
Vic ,-Presi!,rt-E. ]. Wess,n.
Treasurer-John III ID lera.
Secretarv-E. Trezisn. IL .....
Judge OF Cnarsi,l'4C Chns.i Cannon.
Slippsr-James G. Dennetts.
Field S'eward-J. Jose.
Staff John II. Eva, II IT. O'Drien,
7. Berrymen.
Several alterations wa-e discussed in
the interests of Tho club and COOL or
gauiz ,tion is expected. Ths monthly
contributions commence next ween.
when arrangements for a meeting will
be decided on.
Gilpin observer., 1901-09-12
Died

In C"r''al City, Cplorn H., SAp'ember 6,
1901, prrcP. infant son of MIR. aud Mrs.
TiOma' Flynn, aged Is months.
The funeral occurred Tuesday morn.
ing. Iuternaut VS. made il Catholic
cemetery.
At Brnna,ts. on North Clear Creek, Gil
rin roIuty, Cuoraio, S'ptsmh"r o,
1901, nf s'rlngn' iupl. Mrs. Il lith
Gobl.ntr. tyei 81 ysnr5.
sShA le ives ihr"e ch lire =, one of whom
is Mrs. M,niy. Tie ren Iils wers en-
balmed and shippe' to Golden for in
terment in the cemetery at that placA,
by underta<-r John Sleep of Black
lll.yk
Gilpin observer., 1901-09-12

am farmer located Stony Brook, Of The most maa
State and bothered with malaria for years. at
SO could and always very coStipaed as we'll
wears had bad th spring when engaged in poWv
that could nothing shake must have taken about n
Of ninine ps besides dozens other remedies oa
any permanent benefit Last fall in peach time had most sc
attack and then commenced to take RpanS Iabues w
.n's advice and the first box made MI right and have ri
beer without take Tabuc each morning and NJ
and sometimes When usually exhausted lake tre
,iay They kept stomach bowels regular
have not had the touch of malaria splitting headache SIN
commenced using know also that sleep better and wax
mere refreshed than formerly don't know now many eonlp
Ripans Tabucs will help but DO know they Will cure M
condition was and would be without them at any pi
honestly consider the eheape priced medicine in the VOL
thcy are also the beneficial and the convenient 10
~, twenty- years age and nave worked hard al! my M
sae as most farmers both early and late and all kinds 81 we
and have enoved such good heath have since last
fc my negbors have all remarked rY nnro|rd condition lo
sa. ''Say John what yon doing TO look so heaihY
n1nii.,, n
Gilpin observer., 1901-09-12
=. iIantc i'ait 80

Fine wires, quurs, inn ort4d md
domestic cigars Just the the thing need
ed when going out camp az or on p cnic
excursions. Mt z. GuldmaL's. Ca ! On
him and lay in supply.
Gilpin observer., 1901-09-12
CHARLES Ecker.
In Wv Sew Quarters

l nm we'll supplied to tiIl all orders left
with me for dressed POULTRY, meats Of al
Kinds, vegetables and ranch produce.
We ch b@ck, Grrl ury street, Central
Cit. III SRY DrEHIs.
Gilpin observer., 1901-09-12
Extr-me'y Low Eastb"nnd Excur-ion-.

Up To September l2 the Union Pa
Gill; will sell round trip tickets with
limit October 81, to Cnic go, 81. louis,
Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Kansas City,
Omahn, intermediate aul many other
y ,ints at one fare plu1 8! -. round trip.
See your local agent or aJdress II. Il.
Grif!il. general agent, Denver. 10 o.
Gilpin observer., 1901-09-12
Snticr the Public.

On and after this date will not be re
frnnsibl- for any debts by either of my
pa,tners in the Freeman lease on the
olumbia mine in Nevada district, Gil.
pin county, Colorado, unless my written
G hs-nt is shoAn.
CHARLES EcKER.
Gilpin observer., 1901-09-12
DnI,l. Mimi i,im.r.

The stove that hl- reyulutiunzei cook
ing and transformed the dru igery at
Kitchen work into a pea"nnt rasl.ilr,.
For sale by, j. b. McKAl.
Gilpin observer., 1901-09-12
LOCAL ITEMS.

Among other Coloradons, who recent
ly received patents, we notice that our
friend, ]. H. Montgomery, has received
letters patent on new bucket tramway
the manufacture OF which will be car
ried Oh in Denver.
Another snow storm occurred on the
high ranges west of this city last Satur-
day morning.
Oscar Williams and Thomas Champ
ion drove up from Denver Saturday.
The former brought with him new
band wagon and team for use at his
livery stables in this city. Morgan Nc
Cam also returned with him.
On next Saturday evening the Fair of
the Elks will open in this city and will
continue until the next Saturday Sep
tember 81. 1t will be gala week in this
city
james Bristol took his run on the pas
sengrr train between here and Forks
Greek on Monday morning. His engine
No. II has been returned from the shops
in Denver. II is a great pity that the
railroad company does not place II new
engine on this run, the former engines
have been more on the order of an ordi-
nary tea pot.
A recauc'ous youth dropped in at
TutrorCl's Chill RESTRAINT and took a
picture, that was hanging on tbs wall,
along with him. The young lad thought
it WAS {; smart trick until he had to re-
turn il or be arrested.
Mr. Blake, of the Cyclops Assay Of
fee, spent Sunday fishing. He returned
with Il grand catch OF trout as Il result
of hi day s outing.
The front OF the Il. Morse blilding on
Eurc;,t street, occupied by the Wells
Fargo & Co. Express Office, has received
cna. of lead colored paint, which is
great Improvement.
Oil in the b1ra at the Mckenzie farm
near Boulder has risen $50 feet.
Mrs. Knte Day of Denver, VIII arrive
here next Monday and will take charge
of the millinery department at the New
York store, this city.
Professor E. \. Hyde of the Sacred
Heart College faculty, Denver, is in the
city.
Thomas Flaharty Of the Smith Brooks
Printing company, Denver, will arrive
here today accompanied by his wife.
They vi visit irieud5 in this city.
In accordance with the order of Gov
ernor Ornan prayers were said at the NJ.
L. ch.rch last 'veuing for the recovery
of President McKinie,.
Gilpin observer., 1901-09-12
ri-liImg T,rkIr.

Flies, lines. rods md reels, finest ns.
sorimnnt in the county Mt Hyndman' ;
.liy book store.
Gilpin observer., 1901-09-12

TIL. Mueller Co,nmi-si"n Company
does not cry high prices but will sci
good goods ri ht.
Gilpin observer., 1901-09-12
Born,

In Central City, Colorado, Septamber 4,
1901, to the wife of John Peterson, "a
son.
Mother aud son are get,eng along very
nicely.
Gilpin observer., 1901-09-12
NchnnA nnn- N.Ni Mr.k

Ard for your onts and o'h,r supple
90 tn Hyndmnl.'- boI * store.
Gilpin observer., 1901-09-12
sJJO-For SHl--SSJO.

$GJO-For Sai--f65O.
Residence Of Mrs. r. S. Morse, on
Waterman street, Nevadavi!le; also fur
niture cheap.
Gilpin observer., 1901-09-12
For lsenI

Three roomed dwelling on Spruce
street. Apply at the City Book Store.
Gilpin observer., 1901-09-12
ON. Far. piu. $500

via the Colorado & Southern to points
east june 20 TO Septemb, ,r ~. Ask your
local agent about them.
Gilpin observer., 1901-09-12

Tho Mueller Commission Co. for
peaches, plums and pears.
Gilpin observer., 1901-09-12
Fishing Tackle
a fine assortment at Hyndman's.

TIL" Finest aud Hipest
OF str,wberres received every day
at Phillips, Ebli &.C>.'s.
Gilpin observer., 1901-09-12

The 4. l.. Anh-r-on Furuitu-" 60.
Keeps everything in household goods.
Gilpin observer., 1901-09-12

FURNITURE, STOVES ind CAR
PETS. The A. L. Anderson Furniture Co
Gilpin observer., 1901-09-12
N.Y i'.,nuo;,rap;iS.

prco 81 to 9ill, at The Mineral pAloc
Gilpin observer., 1901-09-12
Z or sale,

SAFE.
THREE lots, l59xl20 feet. partly graded
and ia = nd location. Will sell singly or
togetnrr. Inquire at The OBSERVER
Office. .r. ....
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-03
WEST SCRANTON

Then he became superintendent for
the Susuuehanna Coal company, at
Nanticoke. and from there he came
to the Mt. Pleasant mines as foreman,
under the late w. r. Smith. He re-
NAMED there for several years. and
then engaged as a superintendent
with the New York and Scranton
Coal company. at Peckville.
His last engagement was with the
I.ackawanna company at the Trip
slope and Diamond drift, where he re-
NAMED up to the time of his illness.
Deceased Is also survived by his
mother. four step-brothers and "a
step-sister namely, Thomas Powell.
of West Scranton; Henry Powell, OF
Pittston: Daniel and William Powell
and Mrs. Richard Jervis. of Plains.
Mr.. Davis was a deacon and record
ing secretary of the First Welsh Bap-
tist church. assistant superintendent
of the Sunday school and first vice
president of the Baptist Young Pen-
pies union. lie was also treasurer OF
the Tripp Slope Mine Accidental
Fund, and a member of Washington
commandery. knights of Malta. The
funeral announcement will be made
later.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-03
Got Into Trouble.

The colOred cakewalkers who tried to
entertain the people of this section at
the Auditorium, Friday night. got
themselves into a peck of trouble.
Owing to the small audience present.
they did not make expenses. William
Fisher. who is supposed TO be from
Philadelphia, was the manager of the
affair. After the three colored people
had concluded their walk" Mr.. Mil
lar, representative for Major Fish,
owner of the Auditorium. called Fisher
into the box office to inquire Of the fee
for the use Of the hall. Fisher went to
the ticket seller to get the money, bnt
the ticket seller was gone, and also the
money.
Constab BILE Thomas T.. Mills, who hap
pened to be standing nearby. placed an
attachment on Fishers two costumes
and took them and their owner before
Alderman Myers. Fisher asked until
Saturday noon to get the money, but
he did not appear at that time. Con-
stable Mills will hunt the young man
up and take him before the squire for
hearing.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-03
GREEN RIDGE.

The Misses Carrie Miller. Lou and
Bertha Etterich have returned to their
home in PlttSton, after visit with
Miss Cappie Cooper, of Green Ridge
street.
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper
was administered at the morning ser
vice of the Green Ridge Presbyterian
church yesterday by the pastor, Rev. l..
j, Lansing. Nine members We're re-
ccived. three on profession OF faith and
six by letter from other churches.
Miss Margaret BiXler of Easton, is
the guest of Miss Mabel Fordham, Of
Capouse avenue.
In raising an unusually large pole
into place on Sanderson avenue, Sat
urday morning, with the portable der
rick of the Telephone company. the
weight of the pole overturned the der
rick wagon and down came the pole
with crash. smashing the fence and
one end of the porch on the property of
the Brewing company, near Glenn
street. Fortuna tely, no one was in
jured.
1t was intimated in these columns
last week that the poisoning of So
many dogs i'm this section of the city
was done with Il direct object in view
The robbing of hen roosts the latter
part of the week no doubt explains the
object. 1t now seems probab BILE that
with the reward of fifty dollars which
Is offered for the detection and convic-
tion of the scoundrels that some one
will make an important discovery soon.
There will be meeting of the Kings
Daughters at the home of the presi-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-03
SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.

Mrs. Christian Erik and Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Dershimer, of Honesdae,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Holder, on Cedar avenue.
Camp 430, Patriotic Order Sons Of
America, will meet in regular ses-
sion this evening at Hartmans hail.
The Scranton Saengerrunde held
their regular monthly meeting yester-
day afternoon in Athletic hall. and
transacted considerable amount Of
business.
The ST. Irene's society will hold
their regular monthly meeting thiY
evening al Pharmacy hall and make
arrangements for Rev. +. j. Melley's
joint excursion, TO be held at Lake
I.OdOre on June 26.
The members of the St. Mary's Glee
and Dramatic association will meet
In regular monthly business session
this evening at o'clock, in st, Marys
hall. All members are requested to
be present
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-03
IN SHORT PARAGRAPHS.

DR.. \. +. Wells. formerly of North
Scranton. now of Spokane. Washing
ton, is visiting friends in this part Of
the city.
Rev. q. r. Cure. pastor of the Provi-
dence Methodist Episcopal church.
preached an interesting sermon last
evening 10 a large audience. His sub
iect was. shall l Reap What l am
SoWing?'
Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Williams. of
Wayne avenue. are rejoicing over the
arrival of a young son.
William Hubert. who for some time
has been connected with the Mutual
Life Insurance company, has resigned
his position to accept one with the In
ternational Correspondence schools of
this city.
Mrs. G. W. Davis visited friends in
Wilkes Barre yesterday.
Misses Pugh and Williams. of Jer-
myn, were the guests of Mrs. Louis
Thatcher, of Dean street. yesterday.
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Pupils Won Prizes.

At the Scranton schools field day on
Saturday at Lake Lodore, pupils of No.
% school carried off more prizes in the
contests than any other school that
was represented there. Belle Maby and
Mary Jones. both of Miss Atkinson's
room, We're the leaders in the 100 words
contest, the former having so per cent.
and the latter IS per cent. These pupils
are each thirteen years old.
John McGurrin. of Prof. Martins
room, won the 100yard foot-race in a
field of fifteen contestants. In the
grammar school base ball contest No
- beat No. IL school by score of g.
The game ended in the fourth inning
on account of the rain. The North
Scranton schools turned out large
numbers to this excursion and helped
to make it the success it was.
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

Rev. w. II. Williams, the drummer
evangelist. delivered his lecture on
Breaking Home Ties at the Wash
burn Street Presbyterian church yes
terday morning. and in the evening he
preached at the First Baptist church.
The Lords Supper was observed at the
close of the latter service.
Anthony McAndrew. who conducted
a hotel on North Main avenue for a
number of years. has purchased the
building wherein he was located. and
after making some needed improve
ments, will reopen the place in few
days.
Mrs. Caffery, of Elizabeth street,
Tripp Park, lost her pocketbook re-
Gently. containing SIG. and the finder
will confer great favor on her by re-
to lose the amount.
Rain again interfered with the sched-
uled games of the West Scranton Ten
mis- club on Saturday afternoon, and
only few practice games We're played.
The schedule will be played Wednes-
day afternoon. if the weather permits.
Louis Lauman. of North Sumner
avenue. will move his family to Pitts
ouI 81 where lie has accepted position.
The Sloan-Central Mine Accidental
fund excursion will he run to Lake
Lodore on Saturday. June %.
William Orr, of North Garfield ave-
nue., will move his family to Pittston
today, where he has secured a good
position.
Division No. 3, Daughters of Erin.
and Division No. 20, Ancient Order of
Hibernians. will conduct an excursion
to Lake LodOrc on June IL.
The members of the Electric city
Wheelmen are requested to make re-
turns this evening for all books in the
Pan American contest, which will be
decided tomorrow evening.
The members of the Tabernacle unit
cd choir will meet for rehearsal this
evening on the canlata Daniel"
which will be reproduced in Mears' hall
tomorrow evening.
An Irish bagpiper will he present at
the plum tree festival in Mears' hall to-
morrow evening, when the ladies of st.
Patrick's parish and the members of
the Young Mems Institute will enter
tain.