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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-01
Class Of Ten Received.

Special services were conducted at
st. Marks Lutheran church Yesterday
morning. a class of ten catcchu,nnuS
was received into church membership
by the rite of confirmation. The cate
chumens gave evidence OF careful and
devoted preparation tor This important
step in their religious life. as was man
ifested by their answers at the public
examination of the doctrines OF saliva.
ton. as set forth in Luthar's Cate.
Ghisn.
Rev. Dr. Ra,nel preached q sermon
on Phil. ii:9-1t, on the theme of "Con.
Tossing Christ An anthem was sung
by the choir and tenor solo by j,
Phelps.
The following persons were con-
firmed: Miss Lizzie Marie MILESTONE.
Nels Johnson. Emmett johnson. Gustie
Carlson. Frederick William Ringler,
Louis Hopp. Herman Otto Trager. En-
nest Hokanson. Archie Munson and
Mrs. Myrtle Kingsley.
There will be daily services in st.
Marks church during holy week. at
80 p. M. and special service Good
Friday morning, 1890.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-01
News Notes.

Miss Wilson will hold conference
with all members OF different commit
tees and teachers of classes in the
Young Womens Christian association
rooms this evening at $50 o'clock harp
All committees and teachers are re-
quested to be present.
Mrs Russell Peck. OF Belmont ter
race, has been called to Mount Pleas
ant. on account Of her brothers sick
ness.
The North End stars will play the
Hyde Park Patriots tomorrow evening
at the Auditorium.
Thomas Powell a student at Kew
stone academy. preached two interest
ing sermons; al the North Main Avenue
Baptist church yesterday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-01

%. Ladies' Catholic Benevolent asso-
citation. at Mears' hall. Tuesday even
ing. April 49, A committee. of which
Miss Sarah Mcdonald is chairman. and
Mrs. Mary Mahoney, secretary has the
affair In charge.
The employees OF the Mt. Pleasant
mines were paid on Saturday.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. George w.
Engel. OF Mullen street. on Saturday.
a son.
The Tabernacle choir held we'll
attended rehearsal last evening on the
cantata Daniel" which will be pro-
duced at an early date.
A young girl named Durdin, residing
on Swetland street, rushed into the
station house Saturday night and ask
ed Lieutenant Williams to care for an
1S-months-o baby. belonging TO a.
widow named Davis. but the genial
lieutenant has troubles of his own, and
could not accommodate her. She was
sent home with the advice for the
mother that unless she took care OF
her baby the lieutenant would take
care of her.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-01
SERMON ON GODS LOVE.
Father Fidelis Addressed a Large
CONGREGATION at Cathedral.

Father Fiielis, of the Passi0nist or
der formerly Protestant clergyman.
delivered sermon last night At II.
Peters cathedral on cod great loTe
Tor man.
III | should ask the Nucstioh-Whnt
~ the greatest mystery OF the Chris
lian faith" said he, ~ would have
numerous answers, solnu would say
he mystery of tho real presence,
while Others would say, the mystery OF
the trinity. But some some day the
whole Christian world will realize that
the greatest mystery of all is that
God, that Omnipotence, snould take the
form of man and die
The fsct that God did this, he an
eued, proved his phenomenal love tor
man. why did He choose" said he,
TO go through such a succession OF
agonies as lie did, Why did lie en-
hulIst almost the whole category of
sorrows. Was it necessary in order Ia
redeem fallen creation. NO. il was not
necessary. The shedding of one single
tear by Him would have been sufli-
cicnt To secure the redemption OF
thousand worlds.
''rhe sufferings which he endured
for ollr redemption, hc endured in or
der that He might show adequately
His great love for man. lie laid down
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-01
WEST SCRANTON

On what we 10 with Christ depends our be-
coming ,hild,cn OF the devil. or SONS OF Cod
10 ds many as received tih,. 20 them gave lie
power 10 become the Sons OF God Not by
being rioir. not b. being good, not by reading
the Nihle. not hv praying. hut by receiving
tlim." we become tois oi God
Bn you want peace. I, depends upon what lnu
DO with Christ whether you shall hcd, II ~ not
"BcinG ius,iicd bv faith. uc have peace with
God through nnr Lord Jesus Christ" eve can
never lind rcacc by prayer alone. or hv pen.
ano". The most hurdcncd conscience can trd
peace 10y simple faith in Christ.
Again onr possessing Joy depends upon what
we do with Christ. "In whom believing. SO rc
joicc with Joy ursn ihahln ard full oi plory.'
1ric joy locs no, depend upon yo,ir ritc'm
.,anccs IL lite. but simply upnu your iaith in
Christ.
DO YOU want eternal life. II depends upnl
What you do with Ihti-t ~ I" whether YOU shall
have II. 'llc that hcicrrth IN the Son hath
everlasting life. anl he that hclicve'h not on the
Sou shall no, sce life.'' not upon your puycrty
or struggles. no upon vour wrrstlNgS in pinNcr
upon nothing but believing Ch,is, depends yo,'r
getting tlc'ral lite.
What mus Won do with Christ? Nou ;uusl IL"
shmcriinn With Him (on hoy" Him on 'oug
lsii,. pilAto tried tn get Jesus off hi, hiids
and could not nsth.r can you. Nnu mis' either
accept or reject Him. Eyo,y"nc that docs no'
lt,rpt Him. rejects Hin. We mus. cithc, let
Him into oMr hearts and lives or shut tim ont
We must confess or deny Him. Il we do not
tntc oui stand tor Him. thcn vc stand against
Him.
stop and consider who II is with whom you
a,r something to do. l. lie NOT or dvi,Nir
appointed and annointsI kna? Ia lie not the
only b,got,cn son og sod We may .,,y this
hnt denying does not nlt"r ;h" oc'. tc is proven
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-01
NORTH SCRANTON NOTES.
because She Loved Him So," Will
Be Produced at Auditorium Next
Monday--other Notes.

Because She Loved Him So" one
of the prettiest little plays ever pro-
duced in this section. will be given next
Monday evening at the Auditorium,
under the direction of Thomas Evans.
assisted 'by members Of the Keystone
Dramatic club.
Mr.. Evans and the rest OF the conf
panS have been holding nightly re-
hearsals. and are leaving nothing I'M
done to make the performance one of
The best ever held in this section. The
club is giving it's close attention to all
details in the line of cOstuming and
scenery, and will undoubtedly have a
large crowd in the Auditorium on the
evening OF the performance.
Mr.. Evans. the leading man. is a
very clever actor. and is supported by
a strong company. Doors Will be open
at 80 o'clock: curtain rises at Sis.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-01
SCRAPS OF NEWS.

The members of The 81. Muly's tilce
club and Dramatic association will
meet in monthly session this evening
in st. Mary's hall All members are
reuuC sted to attend.
Local No. 1891, United Miue Workers
Of America, will meet In NowiskE's
hall this evening.
The William Cornell Hose company
will hold its monthly meeting al the
rooms this evening to elect officers.
The Neptune Engine company viii
II eet IN regular session this evening
at the rooms on Cedar avenuc.
Camp 40 Patriotic Order sons OF
America, will meat this evening at
Hartman'& hall.
The members nj the ST. Irene's So
ciety will hold n business meeting this
evening at : o'clock at Pharmacy hail.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-01
Three Funerals.

At o'clock yesterday afternoon The
funeral services over the remains Of
the late Amos Re'naly were held at the
house on Norsf Sumner avenue. many
relatives and friends of the !,ceased
being in attendance. Rev. j. E. Sweet.
pastor of the Simpson Methodist Epis-
copal church. otticiatad Funeral Di-
rector p. W. Tague had charge of the
remains. which We're taken TO Chinchil-
la for intarment. The pallhearers
were: viii Simms. of Dalton: W. c.
Bruning. Frank Peasc and Elisha AL
len, Of this city.
Services over the remains of the late
Galusha A Clarke We're conducted at
~ O'Clock Saturday morning at the
decaascd's boarding place in Stark
court. and the remains were taken to
Clark's Green for interment.
4 private funeral was conducted in
connection With the burial of The late
Arthur WagStatr in Washburn sire t
cemetery Saturday afternoon.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-01

Rev. Frank j. Mimail. Pm. ~. who
has been supplying the pulpit of the
sumner Avenue Presbyterian church
for the past fifteen months. severed
his connection with the church yest"r-
day. and today he will begin his labors
ns pastor of the Second Presbyterian
thu1 ch at Pottsville. to which church
he has received unanimous cnll.
During Rev. Mlman's labors at the
Sumner Avenue church be has heen
very successful and endearci himself
TO all with whom he was associated.
lie succeeded in clearing the church OF
"a h,lrdensomr Indebtedness and
STRENGTHENED The weak forces in the
congregation. As his farewell text,
Rev. NIilman chose this sentence,
What shall ] do then with Jesus
which is called Christi" from Mathcw
XXvii: 80.
flis subject was "Wl1at viii You DO
with Christi" and during his sermon
he pressed the great claims of saliva
tion. During the course or his re-
marks he spoke in part as follows:
Mems minds are perplcNrd and disturbed con
s,derng their relation tn the world. TO self 10
,ncie,y, and the state. Some llcn are even any
ious about their possessions in gold and silver
But our relation 10 icsus Christ, here and now,
and the future, IS tbe Mo<f iinpo'tahf question
any human can consider.
II men do the right thing with Jesus, ''ie? not
,plv have a hope to- ctc.r;ty. but also, all
that is worth having here in tl!s world On
the other hand. If men do tho wrong thing with
.Icsus, they have no hope for eternity. and they
',xe eyer,thins worth having, both ior time and
eternity.
Let me ask ,on what depends upon what &c
do with Jesus! Docs NOT Our ac,eptantc OF re
lection bco,e God depend upou what we d" viii,
Christ? If VIC accept Christ, God will accept rs:
II we reject Hin, God will reject ns
Our acceptance before God docs NOT depend
on the lives VIC have lived, ,pon any religious
corcmonies may have performed. hnt solely
,pop what we do with Christ. The yilcst, mcan-
., sinner that accepts Christ. God will accept
The most moral and uprigl. man that rejects
Christ, God will reioct. The Very morncnt a
man accepts Christ. tina, moment ic is ''insti
lied from all things
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-01
DUNMORE DOINCS.
Frank chamberlain, Returned from
Philippines, Is at Fort Mcdowell.
Other News Notes.

Word has been received announcing
the safe arrival at San Francisco Of
Frank Chembcrlin. who has been in
the hospital corps In the Philippines
for the past year.
He returns on account of sickness.
having suffered for some time with eli
matte fever. Hc Is at present stationed
at Fort Mcdowell. Angel Island. in
San Francisco harbor. but expects soon
to be transferred to Il post nnarer
home
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-01
Accidents to Children.

A i-months-old daughter of Mr., ~,
Mrs. Martin Monaghan. of 1903 Price
street, was painfully burned at noon
Yesterday by her clothing catching fire
while playing with matches. The little
una was alone in the back yard at the
time and before help reached her the
blaze had completely cnveloped her.
DR.. j. j. Carroll did what MAS possible
to relieve the little sufferers pain.
a %-ycar-old child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcdonald. of Nelritie!d avenue, had
its fingers caught in a clothes Wringer
on Saturday and severely bruised. DR..
ID. J. jenkins relieved tha child's SUIT
fering as much as possible under the
circumstances.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-01
SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Half Dozen Migrants Arrested by
Lieutenant Zang and Squad.
Other News Items.

james Dbl. James Brown, James
Burns. George Thompson. Daniel Muir
ply and Il man named Backus were ar
rested yesterday morning at the old
rolling mill of the Lackawanna Iron
and Steel company. by Lieutenant
Zang and Il squad of officers. on the
charge of loatng
At n hearing before Alotrman Storr.
i;rown, Thompson and Murphy We're
given thirty days each in the county
Jail. while Baclius was held for court
as q suspicious character. Doll and
Burns were discharged.
Michael norers was arrested Sa,nr-
day night for being drunk and disor-
DERBY. and was Yesterday fined $40, in
default Of which lie was given thirty
days in the county jail.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-01
ADDRESS BY MISS WILSON.
National Y. w. G. A. Secretary Spoke
in Association Rooms.

Miss Elizabeth Wilson, of Chicago,
national secretary of the Young Wo-
mems Christian association, addressed
Il large gathering of women yesterday
afternoon in the association rooms.
She gave a talk on The ten command
ments.
Miss Wilson has been in the city for
several days, holding conferences with
the board Of trustees and Offering sug-
gestions and advice as to the best
means Of furtherlng the work and ex-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-01
SATURDAYS Fire,

The alarm OF fire sent in from Box
So. saturday morning at 4.3O o'clock
was caused by the overtuTning of a.
lamp in the Kitchen Of Mrs. Bridget
c0yle's house. on Mohaw awk street.
The Liberty. Cumberland and EX-
celsior companies responded. and Sue
cecded in combining the flames to the
rear portion Of the house. The dam-
age done amounted to about s40o. and
was fully covered by insurance.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-01

Ills lite Tor us because He saw thas
il Mas necessary To do So in order ~
II ach our hearts.
III Chris, had simply gone through
life uttaring Ills beautiful para bles and
doing deeds of mercy, He would sim
ply be remebcred as Xoroaster and
tonfucius, as sort of benevolenu
philosopher, IT Was necessary for Him
to give NJ His life in order that Hs
might force the truth into our hearts
10 melt the icy GOODNESS of our souls"
Continuing he said, Gods love
brii gs with II an eternal obligation ~
a demand that It he returned in like
kind
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-01
Changes Continue.

The changes at the No. offices Of
the Pennsylvania Coal and Erie and
Wyoming Valley Railroad companies
still go steadily on.
Saturday. Coal shipping Agent W.
ID. Decker and his force of clerks were
notified that their services would be
no longer required. the office being
done away with as far as Dunmore is
concerned. c. p. Savage leaves this
morning for New York. where the pur-
chasing department OF the Erie-Penn-
sylvanis combination has been trans-
ferrcu
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-01
LUTHERAN HOLY WEEK.
Services Will Be Held in All the
Churches.

Commencing last evening and con-
tinuing until next Friday, services VIII
be held every evening this week in all
of the English speaking Lutheran
churches, beginning at 7.3O O'Clock and
on Good Friday the services Will he
held AT 1880 II. m. In the German
speaking churches, services will be
held "Wednesday evening and Friday
morning.
The services will include study Of
The sufferines of Jesus as IL Is re-
corded in the four evangeliSls. These
are what is known as Holy Week
services, and all the pastors of their
respective churches conduct their own
SoINiCes.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-01
Funerals.

The iugsgal nf iis. George Spencer, OF NuGth
Main avenue, will take place this aitenoon at =
O'Clock fIom the honse. Intennent will be made
in Fores, Hill cemetery
The funeral oi Daniel Shea, Who died FRIDAY,
will take place this incyninE at o'clock iron,
the family residence, az 2l7 Irving averuc. 4
requiem mass will bc celebrated at 81, Peters
cathedral and internIent will be made in the "a.
Ihedrsl cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-01
A GREAT SURPRISE

Is in Store for all Who Use ksmp's Bsls,nl for
the Throat and Lungs, The great guaran, eed
remedy Would you believe that II is sold on
its merits and any druggist is authorized by the
proprietor OF this wonderful remedy 10 give YOU
. sample bottle iree2 II never fails 10 cure
snuto or chronic coughs. All druggists sell
Kcmp's Bal,ain. Price 95c. and SOC.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-01
SOCIAL GOSSIP.

The thawhnwilgmezz short Story
club held regular meeting at the
home "f Miss Alma Wehluu, of Mul-
berry street. saturday night, and dis
cussed Miss Mary L.. Wilkins. the
author. ana her works. The club is
composed of students Of the Scranton
High school, ana its main purpose is
TO cause an interest in literary mat
ters. The officers of the club follow:
s. Lyon Weyburn, president; Randolph
!, rockingham. vice-prcsident; Anna
Clark treasurer, and Ethel V, Grant,
secretary.
The marriage of MiSs Catherine Ga
briel tn Mr.. Adams, OF YOUNGSTOWN,
will take place this evening at The
brides home, ON Church avenue.
The fieldmen uf the International
CORES pondenee Schools will be enter
tained al a banquet at the Hotel Jer-
niyn, THURSDAY, April 1,
! totllion viii be held IN I.oomis
hal, Wilkes Barre, Wednesday even
ing. April H.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-01
Tonight's Events.

Hyde Park camp, Modern Woodmen
Of America. VIII conduct Il social ses-
sion and "smoie talk" ut the close Of
their regular meeting in lvorite hall.
Members of class No. II of the
HAMPTON Street Methodist Episcopal
church will conduct Il poverty social
and entertainment in the lecture room
of the church.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-01

tending the influence of the local as
Sociation.
She will speak of the Wurh of the
local branch tomorrow night in The
Second Presbyterian church and or
Wednesday morning will hold n nnai
,rnfcrenr, with the board of trustees.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-01
OBITUARY..

MR, mAATX ORAM.--NIrs lGriatl or1m, IN,
y, ,hc host Known Austrian women in lhr Cit".
died OIL saturday at the family residence on
South Washington srouuc, Sh" WAS bort in
hstria just my yeats az" and came 10 rhiS
country il 1876, having SiD;r fcsided here,
She is a,Nircd by Il husband, one daughter
and tMec sons The lurcral viii be held TODAY.
liuN ENhNS.'-A, the lackav anna hospital yts'
tes,ar, Roy Ev.rS. agtd 10 years, died after an
i.nsss nom typhoid lever The remains were
taken ro the home y, Mrs. James Matthews, lt5
South RtbcCca oNeulie, where tho iunsrll services
will be held Announcement oi the time will
ha made latt'.
vaiRi,R DURNs -.rl,r.ea Eul,s, - yc.ls of
..r died SATURDAY at his home, $40 Carbon .treot
The iur.Is. viii Ls hsld this afternoon al 330
with ipternisnt IN Cathedral cemetery.
li.,tl, the tl.rcs laantl,S old 81 81 Nh,
2Li Mrs., Ia Rodney, OF II I!lcSoFy street, died
Yesterday moaning ail2r a Two weeks Illness of
brain hyrg fhe funeral viii take place Thus,
LAY morning az 1870 o'clock. ln'crutnt will he
,iD!e IN the ClmaUIst Cemetery
'Ialy, tlie 2'yeaT'old daughter OF Nj nd Nls
'oln CrestoH. OF Calvary street, Dunmo,e, died
lcstcrd,y Tie funeral viii be lcla this after
ucon wlth inrnncut IN 'hs Dnunoic Catholia
rEIct"N,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-01
Missionary Service.

AT the union missionary service held
last Friday night in St. Marks Luther
an church, Rev. J. Telleen. of Rock
Island, Ill.,. delivered a stirring sermon
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-01
FAREWELL OF
The PASTOR
REV. r. J. MILMAN LEAVES FOR
poTTsv1LLE TODAY.

Delivered His Last Sermon Yester-
day to the Congregation of the
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian
Church-Services Held in the Diff
ferent Churches-Two Children
Were Painfully Injured-Funeral
Of the Late Amos RemRly-To-
nights Events-Personals.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-01
General News Notes.

y progressive euchre and social win
be given under tho auspices of Branch
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-19
BODY LAY IN STATE YESTERDAY
Thousands of the ToWnsmen of the
Late Chief Magistrate Viewed
the Remains.
CASkET MAY NOT Be OPENED AGAIN

President Roosevelt. his naval aide, Capt.
Cowles, Secretary Root and Assist.
ant Secretary Hill are at the
spacious residence Of Mrs George
d. Harter on Market street A
company of the Ohio militia guards the
mouse. During the afternoon the presi-
dent walked over to the Mckinley resi-
dence to inquire after Mrs Mckinley.
He was informed that she had stood the
trip from Washington bravely, but in the
opinion of her physician it would not be
aoVlsaoie for her to attempt to attend
the services at the church tomorrow.
She will, therefore, remain quietly at
her home with DR.. Rixey.''
Secretary Cortelyou will return to
Washington with the president tonight
to gather up the late presidents personal
eftectS and will later return to Canton
to aid Mrs. Mckinley to straighten out
her private affairs
President Roosevelt remained quietly
at the Harter residence throughout the
afternoon and evening. He dined pri-
Vately, and although there was quite a
number of callers in the evening, he re-
mained in seclusion
secretary Root this afternoon received
a telegram from Maj Gen. Wood, gov
ernor-general of Cuba, dated joseph. Ga.
saying that he was on his wav here and
hoped to arrive in time for the funeral
services tomorrow
Ihere will be a short service at the
receiving vault, Westlawn cemetery. to-
morrow, consisting of prayer and a scrip
tural reading by DR.. c. E. Manchester
and Bishop l. w. Joyce of MINNEAPOLIS.
selection will be sung at the vault bv
a quartette from Pittsburg CommaESery
No. 1, Knights Templars.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-19
La HACHA is EVACUATED
COLOMBIAN FEDERAL TROOPS GIVE
WAY TO LIBERAL FORCES

WILLEMSTADT. Island of Curacao,
Sept. 18-(via Haytian cable)-News has
reached here from Caracas to the effect
that the Venezuelan government has
been il formed that La Hacha has been
evacuated by the Colombians and that
the VeneZuelans are now occupying the
town. In Caracas the Venezuelan forces
in the La Hacha district are called Lib
erals. They are said to be composed of
Colombians and Venezuelans and are
using the Colombian flag. There is dis
sension between the Venezuelan troops
and Colombian revolutionists over the
fact that the latter have purposely con-
fl sed Colombian and Venezuelan flags
which are so similar that it is hard to-
distinguish them at a distance from the
shore.
Business at Maracaibo is practically at
a standstill. The unsettled condition of
the customs has vastly diminished the
government resources. Coastwise trans
portation of troops and communication
with the interior are more difficult.
1t is supposed at Caracas that the
evacuation of La Hacha was a strategic
move.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-19
AROUND THE HOTELS

At the Merchants'-W. ]. Thompson and
son Wlne' n NAd2lan Il W Mimi; R. a; Fox, pickin-
- h Howard. Sank Center, MINI. John
S5oper. St Cloud, Mimi; A. H. Danforth
At the .Ryan-D. N. Tarman. wi,mar
M MINI. F: H. Snyder, Mankato MINI. !:
Inomas Kirkland, Rushford
Al the Clarenden-C. c. May. Adrian.
Mimi: P. Q. Gunderson. Mankato. MINI I:
F. Ead1 :: De Great: sauk Center. Mimi; p.
At the Windsor-Nick Frebilcock Elv
N MINI: m l. Fl. Lamm. Mankota Mimi: !
KS r; iSchnumaker, hl1, Redwood Falls, MINI. /:
Neis iokken, Lind, N. D.; R. E' Thomn..
son, Preston. MINI. -.sf
At the Metropolitan-A. D. Dadlev.
lee Wis: ! H. Sfearns. La Crosse Wis
l.. ~ cloake, and Grand Forks, N. D.; G. Stew,
Collins, Rush City: e. T. Wilcox Frank.
VILE Iowa: P. M. Jewell Decorah Iowa
{: K Williams. Decorah Iowa; c. ].
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