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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11
ACTIVITY NEAR Kelly
New Electric Drills Working sstisfae.
torv--Rich Strikos Recently.

q
tory--Rioh Strikes Recently.
j. " Davis. wpil known in this City
as nn export electrician nUi muChiu.
ist, who has been down go tho Graphic
mine between MaFdnlcna and Kelly
Tor n few months past has returned
to the city and aN soon ns hr can md
.n desirable location hr will have
erected q coy little cottage which he
expects CO. call home The Graphic
mine ~ which captain \ - Fitch is
the lessee. has undergone many Inn
provcmcnts under the new manage.
mcnt. chief W which is the lustnllu.
ton of Gardner electric drill The
machinery was adjusted and put boz
operation by Mr Davis. aud II Be- sc.
ported that better progress is being
made nd lower expenses than 10 any
! time since the famous mine was lo.
Gated now body uf ore was struck
in the Graphic short time ago that
runs about go per cent lead and shows
a trace Of gold and silver Forty mon
are employed IN the mine aud q large
amount of or, is being brought tu the
surface daily The sm Tier will be-
ready tu blow in by the nrst of July.
when double shifts viii ho employed.
The Kelly mine. in which Mcssrs.
Babcock and Connolly have contract
b. showing up some hue ore in the
recent development work The con.
tractors struck a new body Of ore "a
short time ago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11
RocKEFELLGR ON GIVING.

John -. Rockofcror's public state.
mont that the only true way uf giving
Us Co make others give also. has been
the talk OF phllauthropists When
asked for his views oX Mayor li,wrtt,
of New York. said
- will not comment upon Mr.
Rockefeller words or Their" is moth
ing 90 be- added.
The famo view was taken Boy uth.
.crs. II ls the plan at Andrew Cav.
ncgiC
The richest man in the world. Mr..
Rockefeller. evidently meant that
what be- said should Doe spread Tar
beyond the room in which sat his son b
Bible class the members OF which
heard the standard OH kings FIRST
explanation of his mode OF giving The
meeting was held boz the Firth Avonu"
Baptist church pariur. uu west Fuit.
sixth street
IncldcutaIs Mr Rockefeller said
that tho hasiucs. with which hH ia
connected had pHiI boz WACO. between
$500 100000 anl fInDDIUnNI iu The
last thirty years. &c., considered tngt
the best Kind OF niyius
Nj Bu.k,l.l.'. most HinrD Tins
points were
4 believe that We are loo tb. world
20 receive and give for tho benefit 81
others. receiving Information proper.
ty whatever We may receive and up
prupu1to. iur the benefit OF other peu.
pile"
@ don't Huppus" that the only way
tn mako success is tu make money,
that E 0uly au incident Nou men are
making the foundations of characters.
You may never have great posses.
s,ons. hut YOU viii have something
OF greater value than aii the gold and
All the shlgs and all th. railroads 10
doesn't fail to the lot OF many men Co
become possessed of 4o many things
az Mr. Carnegie recognizing as he
does the responsibility of giving but
those VIII, haven't the property may
be- far richer by having the charac-
ter"
Mr.. Rockefeller said that nothing
pleased him better than Co make a
man give money who Just wanted "a
hang ON 20 IT,
Mr. Rockefeller said he believed In
attaching his namc 10 all his gifts, su
! that IL would influence others.
=s-s=a-
After sickness ct several days
i Mrs McCryiRht appeared Ht her mil
| liuory Iarlurs on south Second street
! yesterday afternoon and while yet
/ feeling ludisposod she however hopes
to continue 90 improve.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11
LAS VEGAS


TOM inc pNlIi.
Mrs u,u Lewis received the sad
news that bUr brother Nathan J Uaa
-iu-ky had died 40 Nicksburg. Miss.
D. r. uannum is up from Albuquor
que representing the Continental on
COMPANY whose Wlckirss blue flame
uu ltuNp is uu exhibition at local
hardWar" establishments.
Las Vegas isn't represented at tho
meeting Of the NcW Mexico Medical
Hocioty 40 AiamugorJo though phys.
iciau of this city hash missed "a meet.
ing OF the society before in tWvnt'
years
4 woman from Bland. on route ;or
Trinidad. whore she has. sick hus.
band was helped ont uf town with
subscriptions secured from cltzrrs hy
city Marshal T.. i Murphy and Alder
man j f. Martin
The santa &c Baptist association
win open iu this city Friday murniag
with special prayer Iced by n 70 Rose
berry Words uf welcome viii Docs
spoken by DR. Alice Rico. with %,
Spouse by Rev, y. W Algor of Aihu
uuuruuo
Siltouu JimIuoy. OF El Cucryo. who
was accidentally wounded boo CO.,
shoulder Dog 20 shot gun loo trp hands
Of friend about month ago will
undergo Uu operation from au uuscCsa
from lhc effects uf che shot which
wrr, not removed.
j. %. Mcclure aud brother Robert
/ have gone down tu Santa Rosa with
"a stock uf liquors. and 4. j Fowler
OF Cheyenne. lou 'bo EIiorado hotel
with Tine same object iu view The
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11

stated that although the fail Of hall
and rain was indeed heavy In that vi
entity there was no particular damage
yOn
Tho damage done by the rain and
hail storm was great iu this city. The
Wutfr nuOtd many cellars. Easements
etc Tho hail kuorkod thousands Of
blossoms on the trees. which will
cause tto fruit crop to be- much less
than be would have been
John g. Waters who has been u res
ilont OF las Vegas Tor months past
and Miss May Young the charming
and accomplished daughter of Mrs
Patrick Young. of this CITY. we're uni
ted iu marriage Zoe Guadalupe church
loo Santa &c. hy Father Diii. at e 80
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11
DISTRICT co0Rr MATTERS.
Some More Opera Houge Suits--A
Divorce Suit Granted.

Divorce Suit Granted.
This morning tho court tried the
cause OF George X Nchor Vs. william
Chaplin. Southwestern Brewery aud
lee company and BachoChl a. Giomi.
and rendered Judgment against the
respective defendants Tor the amounts
uf their contracts which grew out of
the placing OF nn advertisement on the
large curtain Boa the theatre building
recently destroyed by IRE Tn. dvfou.
daUts claimed that the contract for
the advertisement did not expire for
eight years and us the opera house
burned about year after the contract
vBs made. they defended the cause
ON the ground that the plaintiff did
not ful.d his part OF the contract
Judge Crumpnckrr listened 90 a bin
ot complaint this morning of luoz
Van Matro. in witch Il was claimed
that her husband Charles T. Van
Natro wiluily and without any provo.
cation abandoned her ami has refuosd
Gao support bor Tor many months She
asked that the bonds of marriage be
AZ once dissolved and the court com
piled with her request.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11
ALAmo6oRoo
From the News

From the News.
Two men are laid up ot the hospital
with mashed hands One receiving his
injuries uu the extension cot tho rail
road and the other iu tho mountains
a.. g. Peters lpu for TpNafkana,
Arb. wLor" hp goes tu got force uf
mru tD cut tics iu the Galiiuas noun.
ains in mihIlmcul of tho Quunyou
contract tD furnish 2aI 600 ties Co
thu railroad
George 10 Collins formerly with the
News. aud now identified with the
NyW York life Insurance company at
ll pas0. ia Ice town renewing old aD.
IqUaintauDps and likewise trausnCtlug
umc business Tor tho COMPANY
Dr LuttruU'a successor as agent Ht
tho Mcs,uicru reservation has at last
been appointed The new representa-.
tive of the government BE- James q.
Carroll lately of tho kioWa agency,
with headquarters az Fort sill. Okla.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11

william Feri cad AeeRt Butte "
che Denver A RIO QrHndo rallWay
have located promising lead only
half milo hum Tres Piedras u
runs mainly ln gold
Tho Royal Purple group which sold
fur $1,000 in the winter. is soon to be-
worked hy % Philadelphia company
Tho Mexican King Gold and Copper
Mining company Of Milwaukee have
inst finished some Improvement work
ON their claims in Cunningham rulth
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11
RosyyuLL


from o.. l".I t.r
Miss Martha PARKER h1. been up.
pointed u# ono OF tho count. amin.
Crs for th.. term
Tho ladies a. tho Christian church
have IUrt completed hand .u. now
carpet 'Ur tho church which Boz. boon
laid aud other interior bu.Nue up
don. preparatory to the r..,utiun OF
the now minister Rev Wilson
John lNDu. tho S. Louis wool Nlger.
returned from p trim Go Lincoln conn.
.tr being asked fcr uDVa b. aid
'luU can ray Two bought Uy.rg puund
90 wool about 700 900 between can.
itan and piCaoho, except Tho aim Of
r. MiChaolis of Lincoln Ihg hnyo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11

The entries Of tho matinee races
nt the tair ground next SUNDAY after.
noon are as follows
Green Race McGluty. Walter y.
81 Elmo and Boone
Three Minute Race Navajo Bul
Che Waller. Lindy s.. Spibert
Frec.for.All- Action Deck
80 Race-NeErito. 81 Elmo
ilunning Race-Tom Phclun. Triui.
dad luCcro
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11

afs ehmplBg on lhs Land whlrh n
gjehi ~ fifteen mile, north " 0allup.
-Four companies have drilling apparat
us on the way and will commence
operations a. soon a. u arrives
Mr.. Hart feels confident aud says
the people ~ Mckinley county feel
confident that the commission Donsi
ing NJ solicitor General n L. Bartlett
Auditor Sargent and Treasurer
Vaughn will De- fair and Just Co Nc
kinluy county in the matter at adjust
inr the debt of Bcrnnlillo county uD.
tween The two counties New Mon.
can
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11

From tUp Record
Jack Roland. who is now acting as
night policemen boo the absence of b..
A. Pope makes an efficient officer
Misses Mary and Maggie Hurus
wor, 100 the city from Ration They
took out naturalization papers
Mrs James Wade and son departed
Tor springfield Joplin and other cities
Boa Missouri and Illinois. tu bee gone
about thrr, months.
Robert HAYWARD met with very so.
riuus accident while az work In the
shop cutting meat Ho accidentally
cut the end Of ms left thumb on
4 message from Trout springs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11
81 W. tiouruuy.
Trustee.
First National liauk.
Albuquerque n N


First National llanh
Albuquerque n N. fNu.
John McIirrai.y.
May Finch.
Notice D hgpby given that !. The under.
signed, ". ". lluUtuuF special master,
rendered .1 thc aho,c on'iIcd causc % ihc sih
day ui MarrI. AID. 1901. viii. for the purpose
@ pal1s ,ag ia sEps9 3Sa , ,af &c SI ,s
I lbc po.'uH,c a ,bc ,Ity Of Albuquerque
Of June x Is io6i. ailtne ngh, tlGr ana IN in
tefest filf sa.d Defendant John htliIeauy,
boz anl in thr following real rs ate. s.ulated
of irfnahlo aud Territory " Ncw MEXICO, to
Che undivided one half p.j Of the 2. IS
hin. 'llc mime As ihr same b kuuwn and
dtaIHuatad Boo tlt location notice thereof dated
Jan, lHHN Hr % recorded Jan. h.l NWU, in vol.
~ of thr mining frrpua uf uruaIillu county.
! page SO. rrfrrpuUrt Ca which said record Is here
uy made fuf mote particular drsCuutuu.
Also Che undivided one hali ia. ui That Ccf-
ing cla.m as Oh, slwe is known and dgsig
ultei in tnr location Hyuge Thereof dated
I May ~ lsrs aHI NIrd BOO Che office ~ the
ptuDtIr .'crk and rK .uhiDu recorder Of llrf
! l-fr, Hrd recorded in Nul TX" PAGE "a u'
( Use mining records - uie Aid ruuuy, fei
cttnte to which r. hereby madc iof more
| An nrd1iiri one half ns' nf tha, rcrinia
mining tIHIin known uH sac luprku uiuci af
tfg same Ire known and % siFuHted 100 the
location notice thereof dated Feb, o.. 1907,
/ and filed lu usg office of thH q oIatr clerk and
ga uilCiu tecorlvf gl tnc usldlirrntl llu cuunty
I ON thc NJ D day of May, irp1, and recorded
/ Dog Book y, gage 1893. Of the mining records
| ni the taId county reference iu which is here.
| by made GO mote particular lftruptuu
The Judgment rendered Zoo fhv said cause
/ together " llh Interest 8ud costs. wllI, on the
| date ui she said salr. amount tu tine sum o'
| one Oh. uslnd, thive hundred aul sixteen
! Hud tWCut" uup huuifcdtha Isl. did.4ul dol.
] lafH Aud lie costs ~ this fHIt.
TIE 500 DrHrfuI bidder COO bidders wIiI he ~.
/ quilted tH deposit WitN fHr uuNersiUr ti. upon
/ DE acceptance 90 the uld zoo bids Ten ger cent
| oi ths amount OFF their bids aud uc balance ul
| the put IasJ pfIcc shal. Dol paid upon thr e.
/ livery tu tucW I' HlUd tLd sufhC'rnt deed O.
/ ihr properly su uufeh. scd. which deed shall
/ convey al tNt interest az tne saidi defendant
I bon IuI COB tlr saId property.
81. ". fLDURNOY.
Special Master.
INV % BRYAN.
! Albuquerque n. ~,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11
Passenger engines erisndly Embrace

a passenger arriving from the west
last nirht reported a slight head end
collision between 80 O.. limited and
Nc. $ near Winslow YESTERDAY The
engineers seeing that wreck was
imminent. applied the ais and AN the
damage that resulted was the dcstruc
.tion OF the pilots on the engines.
None ot the cab mon were injured
nor was there amy unusual oummotiou
among the passengers. boo fact only a
few of the latter knew OF the narrow
cape from a disastrous wreck
- .H
Regular meeting of Albuquerque
lodge so i6l. b. =. o. r.. will be- held
saturday night at Is. OF T.. hall at $3.50
O'Clock Initiation Visiting Elks vel
come By order of exalted ruler &
W Mcdlcr. secretary
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11

County of Ieruaiilu,
iu She District Count
J. a Wcipman.
Plaintiff.
mo. hH22.
"A. \ ClOuthi-t ana
Mr. ~ A. CluuthIrf.
Defendants
fuu Ate hereby notified that J. A. Weiumau,
the above named plaintiff has commenced an
aCuun 100 assuWpsit by attachment against you
iu thr shave entitled cont DOB and by which
sa u action pla nuN seeks Co recover ~ and
from you. the said defendants, the prime. al
sum " three hundred AND three dollars Nth
iHtCfcst and costs of suit that plHluuu has
attached an Yuut right title and Interest iu
and Go lut uuWbri hveial ln BLOCK number
thttY seven $50 Of The Huniuu's Highland
Addtiouto Chr Oty uf Albuquerque, New
Mexico, aud improvements thereon You lfe
further notified that unless you enter your
appearance % said cause on cog before thr urHt
DAY ut June \. ~ 1901 Judgment hY de
fault will be- rendered against sou. and The
pIupruy su attached VIII be sold to satisfy
said Judgment
Plaintiffs attorney ls A. J. Mitchell. whose
pustoiiiCr address Is Albuquerque. Nrw McH.
leo.
HAIRY 4 OWEN.
Clerk ui She Court.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11
NJ T N
Enjoy Life!

The vacuum treatment by our expert deyrl-
opry is thr cheapest and only positive cure tuT
vAritutrlr. drains, sexual weakness. small
shuukru organs. etc. The gNpCu husi dcVrl
upef ior ladies' ucvct fails tull description a
office Ot hy mail, sealed. tAfthl MFbs
co. Room 4. uUG lUh 70 Dcuyris Colo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11

j.. 4. guELlNGAME & co,
'Cc"y 0C-'pC ,cHrWlcAl 70
AG-... -tt.ya. ... l.I -....tl 49,
....|. .s..r .f.fuIr. Hsrr'rs lyU1.I.f
.t..... .I.r.,... I.rrt." q .a... s"rr'.. 4.
20. asN-. -....a {, oF 8UEot,5r.. .
..esJ Fen leg'. " .-'"
tIs-,s1. Louvre. &c l.'.t.st 100
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11
soti,. otsulL

Territory Ut New Mexico. }
County of lrfuHlillu.
IN ~. nL-L--.I I--.ulL \
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11

Territory W New Mexico,
CuuntN of Nrfu1liliO,
Zoo thr District Count
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11

After sickness uf several days.
MrE McCryight appeared Ht her mil
luory Iarlurs on south Second street
yesterday afternoon. and while yet
feeling ludisposod she however hopes
tu continue 10 improve.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11

i' 10 WHO nH about o. our Physicians VIII carefully consider
isc you without charge ook u and S.u Diseases free
ThE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, "a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-11

J. a wciuman, /
Plaintiff.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-18
EQUINE INFLUENZA.
An Epidemic of the Disease Now
Prevailing Among Horses-A
Veterinarian Advice.

An epidemic of equine influenza is
now prevailing among the horses of
this city and is likely to prevail for
some weeks to come, unless il is
broken up by a cold snap.
A large number of the horses in this
city are yearly afflicted with this dis
ease during the months of September
and October, but this years outbreak
is much more widespread than any
which has prevailed for several years.
DR.. Jacob Helmer, the veterinarian,
said last night to a Tribune man that
the disease is a specific fever assoCl-
ated with Inflammation of the MEM
branes of the nose and throat. 1t is
not especially serious of itself, he said,
unless the specific poison of the dis
ease effects the blood. causing a de-
preston which sometimes predlsposes
to structural changes in the organs,
and sometimes to death.
From the number of cases I have
so far treated this year and from con-
vcrsations I have had with other vet
crinarians," said he, 81 believe l am
safe in saying that probably seventy
five per cent. of the horses in this
city will be affected with the dsea Sc
this year before it runs it's course,
unless we have a cold snap to knock it
out"
The first symptoms of the disease
differ I'm different years. Sometimes
it is Inflammation of the animals eyes
and sometimes cough. This year
the cough is the first symptom.
When asked to give some advice to
horse owners whose horses may show
symptoms of the disease, the doctor
said:
II would advise all persons having
horses showing the first symptoms of
the disease to administer no medicines
that are weakening, If any are admin
istered at all. 1t is best to keep the
horse at work or TO keep exercising
1t unless a fever sets in. If fever sets
in the horse should he kept in the
stable and a veterinarian should be
sent for at once"
The doctor said that large number
of the horses afflicted with the dis
ease never get beyond the first symp-
toms and soon recover, without having
fever at all. The doctor said that
he expected the epidemic to last well
into October, II the weather does not
become much colder. The percentage
of deaths from the disease this year Is
a little higher than usual, the doctor
thought.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-18

day sept. II, the following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolved That in accordance with the procla.
nation of the president " the United states and
the governor of tho state Of Pennsylvania rcspcc.
tiyclN the banks " this city will be closed on
Thursday next, sept. TO- ont Of respect to the
memory Of the late lamcntcd President Mckinley.
All negotiable instruments falling due on Thurs.
day, sept 10, will he due and pa, able on the
next succeeding day. Friday, Sept. 90
The butchers of the city will close
all day Thursday on account of the
presidents funeral
The wholesale Crocers, millers and
feed dealers have decided to close their
establishments all day Thursday as
mark of respect for President Nc
kinlcy.
Tho master BARRIERS met last night
and decided TO close their shops at
1880 p m Thursday. They will keep
open until 1880 p. m. Wednesday
night
The rehearsal and regular meeting
of the Scranton Liederkranz, which
was to have been held tomorrow night,
has been postponed until next Mon
day night.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-18
Post Office Hours Thursday.

order No. 73.
out of respect to the memory of our
late president and in accordance with
postmaster generals order No. 1881
dated September 16, 1901, Thursday
September 10. 1901, will he observed at
this office and stations as follows:
Money order and registry windows
closed all day.
General delivery and stamp windows
open from 7 TO 10 a. m.
Carriers window open from to 10
a. M
Carriers will make no deliveries.
Collections will be made at lO.4J a.
m. from boxes on Main avenue between
Lackawanna avenue and Washburn
street, also West LaCkawanna avenue
and Lackawanna avenue to Adams
avenue, Adams avenue to Mulberry
street, Mulberry street to Franklin
avenue, and from all boxes between
these points.
Carrier No. % will make the $50 p.
IN. collection, and the usual evening
collections will also be made by car
riers 20 and 43.
Ezra II. Ripple, Postmaster.
Per ID. w. Powell, Asst. p. NJ.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-18

Headquarters Colonel William N.
Monies Post, No. 319. Department of
Pennsylvania, g. A. r.
Scranton, Sept. IS, 1901.
Comrades of the post will report at
Memorial hail. corner of Penn avenue
and Linden street, on Thursday, Sept.
18th, 1901, at o'clock p. m, for the
purpose of attending memorial SER
vices to be held at the armory in re-
membrance of our late comrade and
beloved, the nations president, Will
liam Mckinley.
Let every comrade report in uni
form and show the love and respect
we feel for the loss of him we so dear
ly loved, Comrade William Mckinley.
r. O. Bryant, Commander.
Tunis Thomas, Adjutant. 80
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-18
HURT IN THE MINES.
Patrick F. Kearney, of Archibald,
Had His Leg Squeezed.

While driving a trip of cars in the
Elk Hill mine, at Archibald, yesterday,
Patrick Kearney, aged II years, slipped
from the car on which he was riding
and fell beneath the wheels. His leg
was badly injured.
As soon as possible the boy was re-
moved to the Lackawanna hospital,
in this city, where the injured MEM
Der was amputated below the knee.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-18
A JUVENILE PRISON.
Has Been Established by Sheriff
Schadt at County Jail.

In accordance with the provisions of
the law with reference to juvenile
courts, which provides that children
under sixteen years Of age shall not
be incarCerated in the usual prison
provided for law-breakers, Sheriff
Schadt has set apart portion of the
county Jail as juvenile prison.
This is entirely separate from the
part of the Jail where grown prisoners
are kept and the youths will not come
in contact with them in any way. The
sheriff announced yesterday that the
juvenile prison is ready for use.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-18
New York State Grand Commandery
of Knights Templar, Binghamton,
N. Y, Sept. gath and 25th, 1901.

For the above occasion ticket agent
of the Lackawanna railroad in Scran-
ton will sell special round trip tickets
to Binghamton, n. Y, at rate of S1.90
for the round trip. Children between
the ages of 5 and II years, 95 cents.
Tickets will be on sale good going
Sept. 23rd and Gath, and returning to
and including Sept. 2Sth, 1901 -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-18
DEMOCRATS
ARE AT SEA
MAKEUP OF COUNTY TICKET Is
STILL IN DOUBT.

Primaries Were Held Yesterday, but
Only in Few Instances Were Del
egates Run in the Interest of Any
Special Candidate--Make-up of the
Ticket Will Depend Upon Whether
or Not E. C. Newcomb will Be a
CANDIDATE for Nomination for Judge.
Convention on Friday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-18

No performance will be given at the
Star Thursday afternoon or evening,
owing to the burial of President Me-
Kinley on that day and the period Of
mourning as recommended in Recorder
Connell's proclamation. ..
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-18
TO HONOR The
STRICKEN CHIEF
BIG MEMORIAL MEETING TO-
MORROW NIGHT.

Details Are Being Arranged by a
Committee of Clergymen and Lay
men-Meetings Will Be Held in
Armory, and Will Be Non-Parti-
san and Observation-Disclosures Ho-
ban and Recorder Connell to Speak.
There Will Be a General observ-
ance of the Day.