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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-08-29
NOTICE OF FORMATION OF PAR

NOTICE OF FORMATION OF PAR.
~ TN ERSlIlP under the provisions
Of the Act of General Assembly approved
May Q, 1899. authorizing the formation
OF partnerships in which one or more. or
all of the partners. may limit their liabil-
ity for the debts of the partnership to the
amount of the capital subscribed 10y such
partner, or partners. respectively, and
providing penalties for violation of its
provisions.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed subscribers, John J. Webster and
Wellington A. Rosencrans of laporte Pa,
dil on the second day OF August A. D..
1901, enter into and form limited par
tnership the name of which is "rhe La
porte Lumber and Turned Wood Company
Limited The general purpose of said
partnership is "The manufacturing OF
lumber, manufacturing turned goods or
articles, novelties, etc. and purchasing
material to be used in the manufacture
thereof, and selling the products made
thererom."
The names OF the partners are John j.
Webster and Wellington A. Rosencrans.
The amount OF capital subscribed by each
of said partners the I'd day OF August,
1901 is as follows. viz: BY John }.
Webster there has been subscribed the
sum of (S33000W three thousand three
hundred dollars. BY Wellington A. Ros-
encrans there has been subscribed the
sum of (Sl 10000 one thousand one hun
dred d>llars.
All olsaid capital has been paid in by
said partners The liability of each and
all OF said partners is limited in accor,
dance with the provisions OF the aforesaid
Act of General Assembly, to wit Act OF
May 9, 1899, p. l.. 2Gl to the following
sums or amounts, viz: Liability OF John
j. Webster is limited to the sum oil$3300)
three thousand three hundred dollars.
The liability of Wellington A. Rosencrans
is limited to the sum OF Ql00.00) one
thousand one hundred dollars. The du-
ration or term for which said partnership
has been formed is eight years from Aug.
ust IL, 1901, and ending August II, 1909.
The Articles OF Partnership have 'een
left tor record in the Office of th> i. ,cr-
der Of Deeds of Sullivan County, az La.
porte, Pa.
JOHN j. WEBSTER,
WELLINGTON A. ROSENCRANS.
August s, 1901.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-08-29

''I.ast year the machine placed the
name OF the wealthiet merchant in West
ern Sullivan on their ticket for Associate
Judge. This year their nominee is the
wealthiest merchant in the Eastern part
of the county. Can no man but man OF
fortune attract the attention ot the bosses,
and is it their purpose 10 purchase the
prize ?'-Scouten Herald.
We do not care to inquire whether
John ID. Recser is the wealthiest
merchant in the Eastern part of the
county or not. What he has, came
honestly. An honest man will not
''purchase the prize of an Office, or
eXpend money unlawfully in elec-
tiOns.
What may be expected from the
chairman of the Democratic commit
tee can be inferred from the letter
which he published in his paper
after election last fall, i'm which one
of his agents reported as follows:
"Well | went to Fox Monday eve
ming, November 5, ! arose
bright and early Tuesday morning
and went down to the Lt1ice that OuI
friend Hickok gave me the full con.
troll of for the day, and opened up
our fire on the enemy. The first
twenty votes were ours. Al
eleven o'clock we had them knock.
ed out and ordered up twelve good
dinners we got good ones, too.
Reached home at dark to find they
had stolen one Of Our men and sent
him hunting. But ] got on another
hustle and landed him all safe.
had three cents left, and was sorry
that Crossley did not have that tC
! buy Wing with"
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-08-29
COup y Seat Indices.
AND CHANCES AT THE TIMES.

Marion Osler is visiting friends
at Glen Mawr.
Miss Ella Tripp is visiting rela-
tives at Forksville, Pa.
Mrs. f. S. Chase and daughter
Helen is visiting friends in town.
The two grades of the Borough
School will open on Monday of next
week.
F. M. Crossley and wife and b..
F. Crossley, spent SS--::day with
friends at Benton, Pa.
Mrs. Caroline f. Grimm is en-
tertaining her daughter Mrs. Tisimer
and husband of New York City.
Mr.. Embiy Bagley of Elkland
township, was county seat visitor
with Co. Commissioner Brown, on
Wednesday.
Mrs. f. p. Ingham and son
Donald, are enjoying visit with
Judge Ingham and family at this
place.
Mrs. l.. j. Sprogle of Chicago,
Ill.,, who was guest at the Noun
tain House, left for her home, on
Monday.
Mr.. Edward Duble of William
sport and Miss Anna Often of New
York were visitors at the Mountain
House over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Funston
who have been spending several
weeks at their cottage on Muncy
street, returned to Philadelphia on
Monday.
Preaching i'm st. Johns Episco-
dial Church, next Sabbath at 1920
a. m. and 1880 p. m. There will be
celebration of the holy communion
at the evening service.
DR.. Brant, accompanied by his
brother Matthias and family were
visitors at the Pan American and
Niagra Falls, last week. They were
all pleased with the sights.
Mrs. Veitche, accompanied by
her popular daughter Miss Magaret,
and Miss Wardswell, who had been
sojoul ming at the Mountain House,
left for their home in Washington,
ID. c., Monday. They were highly
pleased with this Mountain resort.
-Proth. VIM. j. Lawrence, whose
term of Office will soon expire, moved
his family from the county seat to
DushOre this week. Their many
warm friends regretted to see them
take their departure.
Mrs. r. A. Conklin returned
home Saturday from Susquehanna
county where she had been called to
attend the funerals of her brother
and sister, Mrs. ID. Reynolds and
Mr.. John Gavitt who expired but a
short time apart.
-ScOuten's Herald has opened fire
on John ID. Reeser and James c..
Deininger, two of the Republican
candidates, but says nothing of Mel
son Cox our worthy candidate for
Sheriff. Is he short of powder, and
no material on hand to make it of.
or is j" inclined to go back on Cott +?
Pos he has made up his mind
that COX will be elected and has a
thrifty eye out for part of the
Sheriff's advertising.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-08-29
WEEKS NEWS CONDENSED,
Monday, August 10.

Monday, August 10.
Queen Alexandra of England left
Homburg for Copenhagen yesterday.
Edmond Audran, the French COM
poser, is dead. He was born April II.
1912.
A. w. Graham, first vice president
Of the Louisville and Nashville rail-
road, died yesterday at Petosky, Mich.
John B. Nicklin, of Chattanooga, was
elected president of the Southern Base
ball League last night.
Tuesday, August 20.
Captain Eris M. Gabrielson. former
ly of the United States revenue serv-
ice, died yesterday at Edgerton, Mass
Receivers were appointed at Balti-
more yesterday for the Parkton Lum-
ber company of Baltimore county. and
the Chesapeake Lumber company.
King Oscar of Norway and Sweden
has accepted President Loubet's invi-
tation to witness the close of the
grand manoeuvres of the French army
at Rheims.
Wednesday, August ~.
The new Wagner theatre in Mum
ich was opened last night.
Clark Gibbs, the old-time black-face
minstrel. died yesterday at Trenton,
N. J.
Destructive forest fires are reported
in large tracts of pine timber in Grimes
county, Texas.
American agents are busy in Bel
GUM recruiting Belgian glass blowers
for service in the United States.
Lieutenant Colonel Marchand of
Fashoda fame, has been promoted to
the chief command of a brigade Of
French troops in China.
Thursday, August %.
The 33d annual convention of the
Irish National Catholic Union con.
vened at Plymouth yesterday.
The Rev. Thomas Barry, rector of
st. Anne's Catholic Church, Philadel-
phia. died yesterday in that city.
At Galesburg, ILL.,, yesterday, Sir
Alcantara> paced a mile heat in 2.O5A,
breaking the pacing record.
The state department received dis
patch yesterday from Minister Conger
announcing his arrival in Pekin.
The American Bar Association
opened its Path annual meeting at De-
troit yesterday Richard c. Dale, of
Philadelphia, made the principal ad-
dress.
President Loubet, of France, has
conferred upon President w. r. Har-
per, of the University of Chicago, the
decoration of the French Order of the
Legion of Honor.
Friday, August %.
Isaac Whitback Won Shock, a former
Wisconsin congressman, died yester-
day at Baltimore.
Friends of Richard Croker assert
that he intends to sail for New York
August "a.
The Virginia constitutional conven-
ton resumed its labors yesterday, af.
ter recess of three weeks.
The post Office at Petersburg, Tenn,
was robbed Of $500 in cash and the
entire supply Of stamps.
The report is denied that President
Hays, Of the Southern Pacific, is to
become president of the New York
Central.
Physicians attending Mrs J. C. Beck.
ham. wife of the Kentucky governor,
pronounced her very much improved
last night
Saturday, August "a.
The Pittsburg Baseball Club. which
now leads in the National League race,
has signed all of its players for next
season.
Kansas will try to collect from the
Federal government 100000 which
the state has paid on account of the
Quantrill raid claims.
To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. l0c or &c
II G. c. C. fail to cure. druggists refund money
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-08-29
LAPORTE ICE CREAM
PARLOR.

When the mercury goes up, go up
too, to Funston's ice cream parlOr
for Il big dish of delicious GOODNESS.
Sold by the quart or dish at rooms
in former Hotel Maine. Good meas
ure is part of our religion and
prompt service and courteOusness
are our side line specialties for which
we make no extra charges. Open
every afternoon and evening with a
variety of favored cream.
CHAS. r.. FUNSTON, Prop.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-08-29
The Pioneer Niagara Falls Ex-
cursion Route.
Registers Notice.


Notice is hereby given that the following ac
counts have been filed in my office. viz:
First and final account of Ella NJ. smith, ad
ministratrx of William +. Smith deceased.
Final account of Harriet NJ. Little (now MIS-
Pardoe) executrix OF William MolyneuX decd
First and final account of r. i. Ives, executor
OF j. II. Rogers, deceased.
First and final account of Il. +. Ives, ADMINS
traitor of Robert f. Rogers, deceased.
First and final account OF ii. w. and Jonothan
Gilbert administrators of Matthias Gilbert, deed
First and final account of J. b. and Frank Ma
gargle administrators OF W. II. Magargle, decd
First and final account of J. o. Wilson admins
traitor OF VIM. Wilson, deceased.
Also the following widows appraisements have
been filed:
Widows appraisement OF Abraham Nough,dccd.
John L. Herman decd Charles ii Chamberlain
deceased. Henry Hugo, decd. Henry g. Haley,
deceased. Joshua r. McCarty, deceased.
And tn, anne will be presented to the Orphan
Court of Sui.ESan County, on Monday, Sept. l6th
1901, at O'CLOCK ~ for continuation and allow
ance. -
WIN l. LAWRENCE, Register.
Registers office. l. forte Pa, August 10. 1901.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-08-29

In Re- Estate OF Polly c. Steinback
late of Davidson Township, Sullivan Co.,
Pa, deceased.
TO Addie E. Bushnell, Alice G.Noble,
and Alva c. Noble. her husband, l.. l..
Stenback, Irene Hazzen, Nellie c. Rob
bins and Taylor Robins, her husband,
Bell llousknecht and Frank Houseknecht
her husband, and La Fayette b. Steinback
heirs of said Polly c. Steinback and all
Others interested: You are hereby Motif
ed that the Orphans Court OF Sullivan
County, Pa, has awarded an inquest to
make partition and valuation of certain
Real Estate of the said Polly C.. Steinback
deceased, consisting of a lot OF land and
dwelling house located thereon. in the
village OF Sonestown. Sullivan Comfy. Pa.
adjoining the Lorah Hotel.
And that said inquest will be held on
the premises aforesaid on TUESDAY the
10th day of SEPTEMBER, 1901, at .
O'Clock a. IN. when and where YOU may
attend if you think proper.
II. w. OSLER, Sheriff.
Sherifi's Office, Laporte, Pa, July 30, '0l
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
~ PARTNERSHIPS Notice is here.
by given, that the partnership lately sub
sisting between John J. Webster and
Wellington A. Rosencrans, OF Laporte,
Pa, under the firm name of 'Laporte
Lumber Company was dissolved on the
I'd day of August. 1901, 10y mutual con
sent. All debts owing to said partner
ship are to be received by John j. Web
ster and all demands on the said partner,
ship are to he presented to him for pay
ment.
JOHN j. WEBSTER.
WELLINGTON A. ROSENCRANS
A. j. BRADLEY, Atty,
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-08-29
ICE CREAM.

Ritter's Ice Cream ParlOr open
for the season, well prepared for
public comforts in times of extreme
heat. Special attention given to tea
parties and weddings. Hoff'nagle's
Ice Cream has a distinct value and
is delicious treat. Sold fresh from
the factory every Saturday evening.
w. b. RITTER, Proprietor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-22
TRAV1EsAs

10 las lFgcss, CaTreteFa central, a
Caguss & Csyey, lsa vende el que suscrih
= laa puede hscer de ospa blanco, ausab,
camilla y algsrrobo, precios oonvenoi
sales,
Vicente R. Mmmwm.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-22
EI Faro
de Ia Vida. .

La superiOridad de la
Emulsion de Scott es indis-
cutible y Sc manifesto ms
tantaneamente ante ell OBJ
servadOr impartial en- los
puntOs siguientes: Primero,
su sabOr dulce y agradable;
segundO, sus energicas "prO-
piedades" en- los casos de
Caquexia, tuberculosis, ane-
mia, los infartOs glanduIa-
res, las afecci0nes 6seas de
Caracter estrumOs0, las
afecciOnes del aparat0 res
p;ratOriO, el raqnitismo, etc.
Tambien en- las convaIecen-
cias dc intermediates iargas
y debiiitantes es I'm bnen
mediCament0.
Ademas de sus propieda-
des curatiyas, la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-22

Proveederes a Real Case Espana caisaa la
arve Pedo que se haga dcho arcuo mO
surnao de ccrbatas medas
e botonsduras de todas cases es puos oamsas
nd Presos hmitsdos,
PEDRO GARCIA RODRIGUEZ Fortalsza mum, S. Juan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-22
e. So
COnpauia Canadense de Seguros sObre la sfdF.
PROGRESO De "A COMPANlA
1888 1898 sa s @ ss sss soa 10 60 45 Sss6e sse
la AHneYfca

La Canada
de FOl
por primer
asegurad PAaANDo ToDo sNIEsTRo CUALIE
CAUSA.
sencio ugar
llengu
r6L especifcan del
PRivsEEalos
asegurado puede
cualquier prma
Trenta dias de coess onceden de
vscion.
Irvolegjo contra caducsAad.
ell
vecidos
dandae POLKA
manestada LA COMPANlA
deduend
m6dco
y ansieiad al asegurado.
sus ami1as.
derecho de ABoNADAs
. intereses devengados
CARLOS r. sTcRER
SupeYfnendete
Gandia StubIs iesas Maria Lago
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-22
INFUSION
de Scott,

: debidO d la bOndad de los
! elementOs que reune, tiene
! el ''merito" de que el aceite
de higadO de bacalao, uno
! de SuS principales compo-
Hentes, estA tan bien COM
] binado y disfrazadO su sa-
boz que los nifiOs d quienes
sc prescribe 10 t0man sin
repugnaHcia.
Las imitaciones de la
Emulsion de Scott sirven
para causar dafiOs conside-
rabies q In salud, pOr tant0
exigir la legitifna de Scott,
verdadero "farO de la vida"
sCoTr BOVINE. Quirniess, New York
De vents en- las DrOguerias y Farmaciss.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-13

signed 10 guide the amateur student Of
the heavens in his every evening work
and provide a popular description OF the
chief wonders OF the skies after a fash
ion 10 enlighten and entertain the every
day person who has any sort OF vague
interest I'm determining the more easily
observed star groups and consultations.
The book is written i'm popular style cal
culated TO encourage interest in the sci
ence OF astronomy by showing how much
there is TO be known readily and at the
easy distance OF an ordinary telescope,
and incidentally of the naked eye. There
is & very complete series Of star maps
OF the northern zones that show all the
stars visible to the naked eve In the
different sections OF the sky and some OF
the guide posts" OF the numberless
mass that are TO be seen only through
bigger and bigger telescopes. There are
also lunar charts. The full descriptions
and disserta ations concerning them cover
the field Of the telescope unassisted by
the observatory equipment. IL ~ a rare
ly good collection OF astronomical papers
and discussion I'm many respects. having
important advantages over many works
similarly calculated TO assist the amateur
astronomer.
(For sale by Gregory
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-13
OFFICERS INSTALLED.

The Peabody lodge. No. 1S4. Order Sons
..of St George held "A meeting Monday
night for the election of officers for the
ensuing term.
The following officers were installed:
President. j. w Carpenter; vice-presi-
dent. Jessie Orton; secretary Herbert
Broadhead; treasurer. Joseph Taylor,
trustee OF is months. stephen Grayham;
messenger. Samuel Newell assistant sec
retary George Hopkins; assistant mes
senger Fred Jackson; chaplin, William
II. Fids inside sentinel. Thomas PICKUP;
outside sentinel Eli Barns.
The installing officers were Depuy,
Grand President George w. Burgess and
Deputy Grand Messenger Henry Charm
ley. -
The business being over, the members
listened TO remarks by Deputy Grfnd
President Burgess, Past President Mag
nell. Sr. Past President, Walter Car
nell Past President Broad, Past
President Gregory. Past President Head
lev Past President Ridgewill.
Past Masters Walter Carnell Newell,
Wallworth and Taylor sang. and Past
President James Barns. of What Cheer
lodge 29S delivered a recitation Az the
close re efreshments were served.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-13
Welded At
BREAK OF DAY
Romance Of Ireland and Music
Teacher Ends in Marriage.
SHE Is 81; He Il YEARS OLD.
Hs Grew Up Ia Miss BaIIeys HON, and
she Taught Hin Music With
Great Success.
SHE IS 81; he q YEARS OLD.

Atlantic City, n. j.. June l3.-Just as
the sun rose out OF the waves of the
Atlantic and shot through the stained
glass windows of the little Episcopal
Church of the Ascension yesterday morn
ing a select party OF friends rose from
their seats In the auditorium, the wedding
procession walked up 90 the altar rail-
and the bride OF thIrty-seven and the
groom OF twenty-one knelt for the bless
ing OF the church.
Ii was the elimination OF an interest
ing courtshp. The groom was Joseph n
Ireland. musical genius, ana the bride
was his music teacher, Mics Susan Lioyd
Bailey. IL was intended that the whole
Parish should be invited. but so much
sttention had been attracted 10 their love
AFFAIR since the groom announced their
engagement at "A supper given 10 the
choir of the church that private mar
riage was decided on.
They have built and furnished pretty
cottage at Pleasantvile, where they VIII
pursue their vocations OF music teaching
and singing The young bridegroom was
left an orphan at five. lie was dis-
covered" by Miss Josephine Il. Fletcher,
a local music enthusiast, who heard him
singing I'm the choir. From that time
on he was a social lion. The city smart
set took him up. gave concerts TO raise
money to train his voice. and when his
eyes failed ready friends sent him 10 an
institution, where his sight was restored
Miss Bailey was organist and director
At the Episcopal church. She gave the
boy lessons and when &c had no home
her brother took him into theirs. He
grew up like a brother i'm the family OF
the young lady he has married. Because
she loved him too much TO disappoint
him she said Yes" when he became old
enough TO want 10 marry his best friend.
Miss Bailey is of studious, retiring
disposition. and the boy has devoted his
life almost entirely 20 the study OF music.
lie has sweet. strong tenor voice and
remarkable technical knowledge OF the
plano.
Mrs Ireland first saw her husband
when she was a sixteen-year-old high
school girl and he was "A six-month- old
baby In his mothers arms.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-13
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

NARRAGANSETT--C Phillips, Jewel
ry Buyer: r A Smith, Jr, Cincinnati II
Graves Jr, Washington; Geo IA Chase
II n Cobb. Boston; $ Sherman and guests,
Prov; Louis LatZ Boston; London,
Y:DM Lake Newark: Harvard Baseball
Club; Buffalo Baseball Club: Howard
Craighead. Isaac Schlesniger, n Y; Mark
w Roe. Newark; Il A Jones. Worcester.
S Fineberg, Boston; Mabel + kingsburg,
Montreal; III Shassburger, w "A Downie,
n Y: III Bingham Hartford: Geo Bell.
Levy A X Tngraham, y \; i h
Gates. n y; Z II Townsend, It Cusick,
Meriden; ID A Chamberlain, Boston; B
Goodman. Y; Geo ID Post. New Haven;
T Hallock, n Y; @ Boyce, Jr. Boston;
j A Chase n Y; Leon Schaffner, 5 Nj
Hixter. Henry Lendt. Geo Butt J Fen
ton, n Y; Jas Kennedy, w Murray,
A a Irwin. Buffalo: # w Taylor, Worces-
ter; Geo + Potter. N Y; II Balcom Jr,
oxford: NJ q Baldwin. Wardwell Parker.
Boston: r. Satlnger, $ Koblenzer, John
! Spear Hickok, n Y; J l. Bunce,
Hartford: Louis Berger 8 Oberfelder, II
w Small. N Y. E G Sweet Newport.
Gumpert. n Y: f. A Rusden, Warren; w
II Burnham. Buffalo; Chas A Pastene,
Boston: Geo Windsor, Bridgeport; l. j
Iickenstein n Y; J ID Brown. Bridgeport;
h Herrick Boston; j " Zimmerman.
Pittsburg: + @ Tyler. Detroit; p G Van
Cott, n Y: Pat Sheehan, Boston, John
A Wilson. Lancaster; John Berg, w
Longfelder. n Y; G II Culner, Worcester;
w = Fletcher. Boston; A Wyman, Phil;
~ b Mauver, n Y: l. II Conant, Jr, r
Orange: Miss ID Conant, II ORANGE Sam
simmons. Chas Schiff, y; r B Bowen,
Geo Bowen, Phil; A Stetson, n y.
DORRANCE--J G. Raymond. Brooklyn;
Phip Hunshheld III Armstrong. New
York; T Hogan, IL M Strout, " Bas-
sett Boston; ~ n Baker, Lowell; A
Knapp. Boston + NJ Solomon. Boston: !:
q III Duell New York; a Rathbun, San
lose. Cal; w Pellengill. Boston; II
SCHUYLER New York; w Brown. Jr.
Boston; J Fitzgerald. Boston, 5 Leo
pold. New York; l. NJ Davis, Fitchburg:
J whitney, New York; T. Harris, Boston;
j Arthur Cope. Meriden. II Olney. New
York: w G Wales. Boston: Louis Frank.
Vincent Howitz. New York; VI NJ Bemis.
BOSTON: we Salisbury. Providence; :
Leo New York; Morton, Boston; y
Wilbur South Scituate; Y NJ Hanford.
BOSTON: G NJ Whitaker. Providence; A
w clark. Boston Steere. Foster. r /:
g T. Bolden. VI y Walker Bridgeport
NJ Jacobs. New York. a Roderbourg.
Lawrence Miller New York; Thomas
pease Springfield; Jas y Gay. Boston;
8 3 Leopold. New York: G s Harris Bos-
ton: w Y Price. Springfield; l. & We'll.
Boston; ~ Mainheimer. Rosenheld, New
York; J y Bluake. Boston; T seder,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-13
OLNEYVILlE.

A little after 3: 30 this morning fire was
discovered in the house OF Nick Pastelleo,
and considerable time was lost in send
ing In an alarm, for there was no one who
knew how TO send in an alarm. Some
one telephoned TO the night operator,
James Morgan at the Olneyville Tele-
phone exchange and he then telephoned
to Hose 10 and then TO the City Hall, from
whence an alarm was sent out but by
the time that the apparatus arrived on
the scene the building was box or FIRE.
The firemen succeeded I'm combining the
fire 10 the building, but IL was guttered.
The house was a three story one, and
there were a number OF exciting escapes.
All OF the man tenants lose portion
OF their effects.
There was double wedding at the
home Of Mrs. Drury, on Harris avenue
last evening for her son John and daugh-
ter Katie M deserting the ranks OF the
single persons Miss Drury ~ now Mrs
Roger Mcdonald, and Miss Mary BELLY is
Mrs John Drirv The ceremony was pcr-
formed bv the Rev. Father Powers az 81
Mary's parochial residence and the we'd
ding dinner was given by Mrs. Drury
mother OF the Young folks. The happy
ounrtet left for New York late in the
evening where they will reside FOR two
weeks. There was n sufficient amount
OF rice I'm front of their home this morn.
ing 10 plant an acre OF land.
The Olneyville car men Will play the
Riverside team NJ Crescent Park tomor-
row AZ o'clock.
The Ladies' Aid society connected with
the Tabernacle NJ ". church held a salad
sumner last evening