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he Authorized Specialists
AUTHORIZED ssY THE STATE,
Their examina ions and treatments az
q d similar to. hose given in,the Eastern
"a 4 and Foreign Hospitals.

The German American Doctors offer no
catch penny inducements. They treat with
unparallel ed success all chronic diseases upon
the latest scientific principles and partic ularily
invite all whose cases have been neglected or
clx 1fnllx
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Buy and Try aBox Tonight.

u While-yods think Of it, golbuy and
trya box of fCascarets- Candy Ca
thartic, ideal laxative, tonight. You'll
never regret it. Genuine tablets
stamped c. c. c. Never sold in
bulk. All druggists, Ioc.s " a Il
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assimilation

Makes assimilation perfect,
healthy blood, firm muscles, strong
nerves, quickens the brain. makes
and keeps you we'll Great medicine,
Rocky Mountain Tea. 35c. Sold by
Frost & Spies.
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president Adams Address.

ed the. univeI Sltyr students at, a
convocation held at Armory hall.
A large crowd of students and
citizens had assembled and when
DIR. Adams appeared on the
platform he was greeted with
cheers and the university yells.
He said he had completely re-
gained his health and he looked
much better than when last seen
here. The subjectof his address
was Higher Educationin Ameri-
ca and Eurepe.5'v4ea So a s9sal
university and preparatory
education all over Europe,,' said
the president, sis showing more
and more the influence of Ger
man ideas. Compulsory educa-
ton is becoming the rule; attend
ance is more strictly enforced
and the hours are more severe
than in this country. In France
all educational positions are at
the caprice of changing. minist-
ers and as a, result things are in
a deplorable condition. There
are but three good schools in all
France. Italy has an excellant
system, the gymnasium plans
being adopted since thewresting
of education by the state from
the church. No vacations are
allowed, and sometimes a pupil
will not see his family but three
or four times in all the years.
from his entrance at 9 until his
departure at 10. In the gym
nasium courses great stress is
laid on the languages.
a@3The remarkable fact about
the universities is that in this
country where freedom is the
prominent pro- q eennItt) sentiment, there is
much, lessIo academic, > freedom
than abroad.,i3CIn Germany the
student registers, Lives at the
university a. certain length of
time, doing as hepleases in the
meantime, and when the period
is finished, presents himself for
examination if he cares to and if
successful receives his degree.
The predominant feeling is that
all depends on the student; the
teacher is onlylto guide and in
spire.eu4 No Examinations are
broader and more difficult. 0&T
55tThereHiso only one conclu-
sion," said President Adams,
%'that Is that American " univer-
stiles are much lower in the
scale or universities than those
across the ocean, ' .
DE- bu0Ul o0ifio7Fr 17-7-oI yII1s34a
0d6The Christopher Launched. ing
INVEST Superior Sept 2s.4The
faunching Of the Milwaukee Tug
company s steamer Christopher
was Set for this afternoon and a
Large crowd gathered to witness
the big event The launching Of
the Christopher is, the launching
of the largestasteamer that has
been put in for many a month,
and on that account drew an
especially, large crowd to- see
the splash, for that was prac-
bically all that it amounted to.
W. Ell. Meyer, Of Milwaukee, was
present to see. the boat slip in,
and had been here on one day
this week looking her over with
a view to seeing if she was salts
factorily built, Everything was
practically complete on the boat
when it went in this afternoon.
She will be got in shape to go
anto commission in the very near
future, and it is probable that
before the season is up" she will
have made enc or two trips down
the lakes and return. =
The Christopher is 414 feet in
length over. all and between per
pendiculars is 1874 feet long. She
has a beam of 48 feet and a. hold
sdepthIof 20 feet.oo She is fitted
with three boilers II feet in di-
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Guinand Brothers., the Ashland
Jewellers @bave J Che finest class Of
goods and the largest stock any
where in northern Wisconsin. Call
on them for anvtbing in the jewelry
line IT, 81
+ Mrs. t. Brakeman Of rshallviIle.
Mich, was troubled with salt Erhtu UNI
for thirteen years and had tried a
number Of doctors without relief.
After two applications of Banner
Salve, her hands became better and
in a short time she was entirely
cured. Beware of substitutes For
sale by Frost and Spies.
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~ 1sr.rARESIS OR BRAIN FAC.

Whichis lnlrked BY q dull heavy pain on
top and back sof the head; pains radiating
from the spinels cosd, hot and cold flashes.
irregular ~actionA OF the heart Indigestion,
torpid liver, constipation. chest and kidney
palms. frequent urination, dark spots and
gtimmers before the eyes. an indescribable
misery across the centerof the body perma-
nentlY cured
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A report from Supt.i JIG. Gluck,
Reform School, Pruntytown, w. va.
Oct.!1Sth., 1900. aI'eAfter trying all
other advertised cough medicines we
have decided to use Foley's Honey
and Tar exclusively ia the West
Virginia Reform School Y I find it
the most effective, and absolutely
harmless. /" For sale by Frost &
Spies. +" = 3'58l ,lei 81 rn1''5 tli2it
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GWmtnDfnGDt tesltar.

Sic S9tuinointbt lit pbne ollc fyrasc belbor Msau
inub nnr sur red1ten Seit oas rete ttel nn,pcnbcn
3ie S9mineintt mi Der erobe orutidbe @eebrte Bro-
teior Sod ia8t. fann nlr in einem idmed3en &Drper
tobtIt6 mtrfen. Wttt aitoeren, tnrseu Wprer Sic
idledte geroanlne. uub bier It eS. ipp Die Seuue
ber Se)mnblndDt nibglib III sniitpBen, Sldbiudlt,
itbiedter 0eibmad I'M Munhe, bele9te Sunae. Gppf=
lGmeraen Sdbpinbel sSlimmern ppr ben Argen Yers
ftopinng Qelbe @efdtstarbe pber fpnittae Spmnpn,e
oou Se5erserItDrungeu iolpe Niereulrbeu nit iprer
grauen pautfarbe ibren palieriiitbigen Nnihpelun-
gen per Mn9snltoer no per 5ibe o!es oas aest on
heBbaio Der &6rper geidwddt unb Ieuer @eiBel Der
Mhni9beit Der Sdpiuoind, nberlieiert miro, loeun
Der &rane nt nod rcd1t5siti9 BON benz eiasigen Wit
tel Seoranb inat bas tim oein bic @eiuuoleit ali=
rncf2eben tann iinb oieies Ttirl illo 81 Sernbarb
&rdnternlen bic fir Is Gents in ieoer appEcte sl
baten inb. 9ieie Riitcu nur aus ben hefrGfti9Sten
&r6u.ern aergeitelt babeu in SSo9rpEreerten Se9u.
.aHienoe npr Der SAmlselpcbt bemabrt
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36 NcrIonen III cttselst Gllens
b6bmm,t0liif iiasD Dcfcsaiscit.

Gin ihredIides giIenbaantlnaliid err
eiAnete lih an Ureitag gt5efl0 llnlpsit
9lpad Station, 40 MeiIen 0ltlid BON
GaIispsil. WDnt.
pallagier3ug go. 3 mar eben oas
Bebirge binnbaefabren. als 28 nit
Gdinnelil belaoene DlA9ons. tpsld)e
mobil aetDoroen iDaren, Den Nblang
beyllnteriauIien nno in einell Yaliaeier-
qua hineinfubren. Der 6pe3ialDagsn
bes gIIilten3 Weneral Gnperintgnoens
ten sIolnns BON Der 8reat Rorthern
iinD Elm init Mrbsitsleii.en Qefiillier
Maesnn ullroen seroriidt luie gisrlha=
len. Gis 9riinmer Nerietben iofprt
in Brano, inlo Die 6lanlrnen theilten
lih benz Sdlafipagsn init. oD1 entain9
nerlslbe ipie Durd eim Munoer Der poll=
iidnoigen 3erlf6runa.
Sic Webr3abl Der in ben beiben gee
trohensn Waaaons bsiinoliben Yerio=
nen muroen entlpeoer Tnfort Aet0stet
ooer lanaiam III 3obe ge,6ftet. 2eb-
terem Gdifial fheint Solrns, igillem
Gohn nno oeiien Sod ereilt su haben.
Die Geuersbrllnif bat and oerlhie=
bene 3ele9rapbenifangeu rllinrt uno 10
bic telegrapbiide Meqaiiition I'M Diilfe
per50aert. go fam es. oaB mebrere
etnaoen perltrihcn, biz ELL HsliefSug
an!am.
Sie 3abl Der @st6o.sten miro auf
36. Die Der 8erlvkttn euf l3 anaege=
ben, BON luelden nph orei luahrlAeins
lih iferben iperoen. 9ie @iienbalnar-
better, tuelhe bci Der 3ata|tropls ben
Spo gelunoen buben, wayen gum 9r0Bs
ten 9beil SfanOinabier.
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y Sem beutldeu Grpnprina, Der II,

Sem oentlhen &rnnprin3, Der fib
aegenmdrtis in gnslano beiinoet. tpur=
De BON Bapa Stuben 9rrelf Deroro=
net. Wlit ieinem gojutanten burd=
ltreifte Der Rronprina. Der iein Nntlib
nit 6ilfe zines fal1hen gartes untennt=
lid eemaht bate. Die 8eraniiaunas=
2ofale 2pnoons uno ltiirate Iib 10 reht
in Den Struoel Der ,lnterbaltuna.
2eioer paIfirte ibm oas llnsliif, bon
arausdusisen uno ipiirnalisen Setec=
tipes erfannt 81 meroen, Die nihts @i=
ligeres gu tbun batter, als ibre gntoe=
dung .b0beren Grtes" mitsutbeilen.
Mls Der Gaiier oapon h0rte, tuaro Der
Rronprins nod einem 2anoaut 9eidlft,
Der sefdllise Nojutant aber teleara-
phiI1 nod Berlin berrfen. Seine
@teae 1T in3iDilhen nit einem anoeren
Offisier beiebt tporoen. bet um Die &e-
putation ieineS fronprin5liben 9errn
beher beloret iein ipiro.
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fegnet. eilie ippiIde, urfrdftiae geruers
natur. Neben bem ibna fhDll Dor Ian.
ger 3eit I'M 5ooe bornnoeaonaerlsn
Saneraben Deter Ghlrd BON Mobrbob
aalt Oliidiger III iunaen Sabrer ols
Der itdrfite BurIhe beS Gberaaraalls,
obne aber ie nit feinsr bertuliIhsn
Graft WMBbraud Su treiben.,
Ger Mnitalt fir gpileptiide III 3ii-
rih lit aus einem Trauerbauie ein
2eaat BON ST.. 5000 sueefommen.
sn Winfel bel Snnertfir1en lBerner
Gberlano) lit am Morqen oes A. Au-
.suit oas arobe 9oppel Mobnbaus bes
Giihrers yipoegaer Dolliidnbia nieOerac-
brannt. Das Mobiliar mar nur gum
She'll beriibert unb blieb Sum arDbten
3beil in ben ssldmmeii.
Nm z. sluguif III um bic mitterndh.
tiae Gtunoe in Often in Der g1uhfa=
brit etrub. @luB & Sic. Gelier aus=
|gebrohsn, bas aaeroings BON Der 6en=
erwebr in furaer 3eit beipdltigt iueroen
fonnte. Ser Gbooen. Der an @ebdu-
be, an Wpbilien unb Waarsns Yprrd.
then peruriaht tpurbe, beaiifert ii1 a5er
eleidpobl auf 1r. SO. 900.
Sn 8aiel befiirhtet man duf rdDnen
Winter cine burd bic eeAen,pdrtige
8elddItstrilis petiddrf;e Mrbeitslolies
teit. Sic aleihen Yeiiirdtungen bat
man in 3iirid unb Bern.
Sn 3iirid nimmt bic aeihdftli6e
4rilis ibon isbt oroaenoe Dimenlionen
an uno man lddbi bic 3abl Der osraei.
tiaen Irbeitsloisn oaielbit auF melt
iiber 5000.
Sic #. aallilbe Gtiderei float iiber
Hauen 8eihdftsgans. @r0bere 8e.
ihdfte baben ibr Mrbeiisperional reou.
siert. Mrbeiter gntlaHuneen lperoe,t
aud aug ben Neubauier Werten (Sdaff.
bauien) aemeloet.
Sie 8eore Siider, Gtableub= unb
Weibeiien Nabrit in Shaffhauien bat
800 unb beren Ssiliale in 6ingen bel
Eaoolbea $50 Nrbeiter entlalen.
Sn oer Walnlnentabrlt bornlals Is.
Wartini & Sic. in SSrauerfeIb (5bur=
gau) miro bon nun on nur nod Sage
in Der Wode gearbeitet. @inselue
granden oes @efhdits baben ieit ldn=
gerer 3eit bic 8ltiitoige Nrbeiisseit
acknowledgements aeeeptieren miiHen.
9ber trob lol1er 9alamitdten iiberall
dulci jubip.
Wsr }. .. Iein San;bsin ibminsen
luollte, bate lebten sonnta9 in st.
Solotburn am fantpnalen .9itbetaa"
f, Der alleroin9s perregnet murbe, reiAlid
@eleeenheit. Ser .Mnseiser fit bas
Sberamt gubesebers 9rieDtetten"
entbielt ~ 5ansan3eiaen. trooon 10 in
IL @emeinoen oes Wanerantes uno s
in 5 Srtldaften oes gudeaaberses.
2ebten 5onntag Na6mittas entluo
| Iid iiber einen sroBen She'll oer Sdpei'
ein heftiaes @eluitter nit sewaltisem
Sturm. itridtueiie nit SageliAlas
ieither baben mir mieoer lAleAtes, D.
| B. &egenipetter. ct.
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8roBe Seit 1T Buffalo.
eilsnaasntae in Der 1sm.gmsrieau ansHrauna.

Der 2. San,itaa i'm Gent. frtrb Der Giienhabntaa
ieiu alli Der BoI gnlertcun AmsiteGuug 8cs ptrb
.iner ber intereianteen Gage Der Ausfteauug @rpB.
artise Nor5eretiuaen finn oeinad)t prraen Sic 9rpbe
8arabe ani oem Mnsltennugsplabe mirb ei9enartto
nEG iIterefant Sic percbteheu Iransportmctbp.
ben itit Der 3eit ba aoam unb pa boS Barabtes per
hebel fonlinen slr DorStelun9 3ou. GbaIucep Sc.
pen piro elmer Der Gebner Iein Gas sseusrpert am
sncno lnerbei ben Seimderu ber slusftcaurG arpbes
&er9niieen MAIDEN. Gpeaele niebrge4r iie iiber bic
peuuipiDania 2inien ermbebeu es eSeln bic ansit,l
hung 5u benben. 5i:r Gnselbeiten pegen hes s5abs.
prees nac1 Buffalo &C tpenbe mar Iidb an bni
nd9iteu aeen.eu ber penuiolpauia &iutcu.
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..,0etk,

ih iollte es meinen," anttportete Gar.
lner CUNNINGHAM. elm riiffiger 9reis
BON nabesu fiebensia Sabren. p4ber
ib made mir nidt biel Daraus. Wenn
bic 9ibe lber mid fommt. nehme ih
cine Solis Nlpentrduter Blutbeleber.
gr nimmt bas briifenoe 8efiibl bin-
meg, reauliert ben Stublsang unb
ma6t mid fofort beiier fiiblen. Eiefe
Weoisin III in Der Shat elm .Blutbele.
ber" i'm pouen Slime bes Wortes, ba=
riiber berridt tein 3neifel." - Mdt
gum 8erfauf in Mpotbeten. ionoern
MIR burh 2ofal=N9enten. ooer oirett
ourh ben @igentbiimer. Sr. peter
6abrnep. ll2-1l4 so. SoDne Noe.,
@bica9o, Sc.
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G8 giebt mebr Rdtarrb tn bieier De9ene beS
2anbes als BON alien anberen ranfbeiten auiamntsn,
unb bis in ben IeBten SSabren gait nls nnbeibar
Diee Sabre lang erfldrten Doftoren ibn fir zine lp
tale &ranfbeii nMb irieben lofale pemicl nor, nub
bo iie tbn nit Gratliner Bebaublnng beitdnbg nidt
fmrirteu erfldrtcn He i'm fit nnbeilbar Die ifen
faft bat betpieien baB &aiarrb cine Contributions
irarfbeit 1T unb besbaIb foutitutipnene NebanDIun9
erforDert. 6alls Ratarrb-Rur, fobrairt BON S. s.
6 benep g. o., Golebo Ohio lit bie einaige ron5f<
tufuuene ssur I'm Wtarfte Gie tDirh innerli1 In Dos
fen pber 6aben BON 10 Iropen bis an eine Thee6ffeI
bon aenpmmen. Gie tuirff bireft auf bos 4lut uitb
bie f9Isii,iaen Cberldden he's epifems gDir bisten
einbnnbert Doaars fur lebeu ya1 ben he 5u furireu
perfebit 2aBt Gud Girlrlare unb 3eugntiie fomnien
Mbrelfrt
81 9. Gbtnep q Co.. kolebD. o.
E5y- Berfauft bon allen Mpottefern rs geutS.
pairs sSamiIien.g gilen fnb bic beiten
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$500 81 eIobssunA!

mir irerDen btt pbigt welohnnng fir iraenb etnen
fan Don Eeterfetben DpSpepiia, GppfBmer5en lIits
6erbnutifeit ober WeritDpnng be5abIen ben mir mdt
NIT 4iberta ben dItrneueiteH fleifen &eberpieH Iii.
xiren f6nueu, menn bic Wprfdriften genau oefpIgf
n<rotn. Gie inb rein ns8etobin uub perfthIen ME,
&<S}oEtiDu on gebfn. 25 GtS Gd01ttln enthnIten
no 3inem 10 Gts. Gbndtein entbalfen 40 YiIen,
FtE 8fbadtd enfljnlten Is NilIen. 6iitet Gud ppr
&HtdEitHfen uub Mn1ahmungeu. Mirb per Noff per.
d64bE 8fie{marfcn tper0en auQenpntnten. Aet13fa
1S1taI ~ Gde GIiutpn linD J0dIcx Ct, Gbfeagp
81 ptrIoMjeytn bsr Mpotbefc bon sf g Nliller
~ Gc1M Hsw @biI9beipbia. Gbio.
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Dtesift Der bsife gIas gum Ginfoufe BON Speserei.
tpaareu unb PrDoifionen. Onr6 fDrtiuGbreube nene
Seubnnaen nirb bic Mustpabl ftetS friib nnb pols
jtdnbig erbalten nmb Deroen ale Befteliungen prompt
nuBgefibrt uub bic @aaren obne gItra.0er9ttun9
uad 9aufe geIiefert.
preife be5abIt.
H- Gprett Dor nnb madbt Cure Ginfdufe unb Sbr
trerbet ftnben bab bic maaren bon better Gnaittdf
uub bic Yreife hini9 finb
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Gitcn Gent per MciIe
Mad Glebefann rita Nennjnlnauta Himien.

Mm g., g., TO-, II. unb IL. September pegen oeS
uafpnalen yeIoIagers ber @. a. . Gidets iinb giltg
aur Midfebr bis gum Is. September bic Grift TAM
1ber biz gum g. Gttpber perIdnQert merben. Seber
fam ppn bieier Grcnriipn gebrondb ma1en. Die
litfet M9enteH ber Yepniglpana Ainien ipsrbcn nfe
Mniroaen beaiieli6 biejer Gyeurfion beant,porten.
Wlotl iDtnoe iia bieran y. g. 4ratf
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Sn 6aslston. 3d., lit Der Ronbenl
Der geraleute bes 0erttoblenrepiers
inter @otlib bon Nationalprdloent
MithyA sulamnei,aetreten.
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xuttMeIW v. Ntnittg, Meaalttur.

Ser rgepbatbter4 erineint ieben Dpnnerstos inter
pioenben Subirriptipnspreiicn
syar bic Der. Staaten nnb ganaba, nit ber Mrfer.
uno Sarten6al. 3eiiun9 IN goraasbeaabIbug. l50
apirh erit i'm gerlaufs bes Sabres ober nod Mb.
i Iouf beseiben be5ablt 81 rs
Sisr 0enti9ianb nno bic Gnmeia obne Die .Mtfer.
unb Sartenbau Seitnu9@ bel WorausbeaahIhna s2O0
Oacenn na1 Mblouf eines IermiaS Elm MbDunent oas
BIatt nitbf refurf reip mebr aIS spei Nummern an.
nimmt 5p miro Der Betrfenbe aid fir ben fpIaenhen
7erutin aIs Mbpnnent eiuaetraaen.
60 Iange Der Snbfcriptinnspreis fir bas gIatf nod
anns pber bcilineie ausebt bari feu Mboanent bas.
feIbe peruetgern.
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nttSotuuaISt SSDtutuHitf otuIe9uHu-
Ter.
geim 8eriuh, bic Mare untsrhalb
Sbun su ourdidmimmen, tuuroe Der
l6jdbrige &. gngemann bon Dem bod<
aebenDen Wogen fortgerilien uno er=
tranf.
Sn Snterlofen itarb Der friibereWirtb
uno Snbaber bes .Gafe }. 5ternen",
0r. SO. Wller unb In gern i'm beiten
Mannesalter pr. SEQ &iiegg Beamter
Der eiog. MltobDl- 8ernaltung.
Nuf elmer Spasierfabrt perunsliidten
am A. Mngnn 2 Deterindr Stuoenten
Der Berner DodIdule. 0r. gmil Ser.
rem, eanb. bet. uno sueiter Miliitent
Der tbierdrstlib hirurgiihen GIinit,
5obn bes 0erren ). .Gternen" In Neus
enegg, uno Or. 9balmann, itub. BET.
Eas 5ubrpert pr1llte an einem Webr-
ifein unb bic beiben SnfaBen ipurben
binausgelhleubert. 9balmarln iuuroe
nur leiht peripunbet, 0crren aber 10
I1tper perleBt. baB er am fol9enoen
Morgen ffarb. Der Gall lit iebr trau-
rig; benn Derren mar Elm iebr tiibtiser
iunqer Mann. Der 3l ben fb6nften
Dpffnungen berehtiate uno ftano por
sem Gtaatsexamen. ST bate bas
Spmnalium in gnr9borf befu1t uno
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-25
AN EVENING OF MUSIC.
soiree to Take Place at Fern Hall
Crystal Lake.

To those who enjoy good music. well
rendered, and a dance under pleasant
circumstances, the affair at Fern Hall,
30, will be matter of unusual interest.
This is the first concert to he given
at Fern Hall this season. and the quail
ity of the talent engaged guarantees
programme of exceptional merit.
The givere of this entertainment will
be G. Alexander Russell of Syracuse,
pianist, and Raymond n. Hockenberry.
bass soloist. Mr.. Russell, who is the
pianist at the hall this season, has re-
Ceived some very flattering press notices
from New York papers and the press ot
other large cities in this part of the
country; the Musical Courier Zone of
the representative musical sheets of
the union) even went so far is to say
that "Mr Russell is a better pianist
than two-thirds of the players one
hears nowadays"
MIR. Hockenberry, Of Carbondale, has
endeared himself long since to the
music lovers of this vicinity by his ar
tstic handling of his resonant bass
voice Mr.. Russell and Mr.. Hocken-
berry will be assisted by the Clark
Male quartette and Miss Nina Frank,
soprano. both of Carbondale.
The programme, under these circum-
stances, promises to be one that will
interest everyone; and then. the con-
cert Is to be followed by dancing, which
will make it doubly interesting to many.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-25
MUNICIPAL WATER
PLANT INJUNCTION
Mayor Fitzpatrick Calls a Special
Joint Meeting of Councils for This
Evening to Take Action to Meet
the Proceedings Commenced by the
Consolidated Water Company.

When Mayor Fitzpatrick learned last
evening that injunction proceedings
had been started to restrain the sale
of bonds for the proposed municipal
water plant he Immediately issued q
special call for Joint meeting of
councils this evening.
The mayor is calling councils to-
gether to ascertain what course they
want to pursue with respect to de-
Tending the city in the litigation
brought about by the petitioners in
the application for an injunction, the
account of which is detailed in the
court news of today's Tribune. Yes
terday's proceedings were not a sur
prise to those active in the movement
for municipal water plant; in fact,
1t was anticipated from the outset of
the long struggle for the requirement
of the proposed water system and the
course that the mayor deems cXpe-
dent will be indicated In "A message
that he will send to councils tonight.
The recommendation that he may
make. it is expected, will be favorably
acted up on by councils for when the
ordinance providing for the issue of
the bonds for the construction of the
plant went through councils, there
was only one dissenting voice.