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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-26
HOpBOTTOM.


Spcrisl 80 the scranton Tribune.
Ilopbottom, oct 25.--The ceremony
which united in marriage Miss Daisy
Robinson. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Robinson and Mr.. Floyd Oakley, Of
Starksville. occurred AZ the home OF
the bride ON Wednesday at = O'clock.
Guests to the number of fifty OF more
were present from Nicholson. Factory
VILE StarkSvillc and lIopbottoni The
bride aud groom entered the parlor un
attended. while Miss Alta Finn rem
dcrod the beautiful strains of Men
delsSohu's wedding march. Rev. a. y.
Austin performed The ceremony. The
bride was preitily attlr"d IN Il gown OF
hrsIoWne. trimmed with white app
pliuur. She carried white Uhrysan-
thcmums. She was the recipient Of
many beautiful and useful presents. in
cludng several gifts of money. A. I
y. m. the scene o' interest was iiais-
frrred to tho station. where II large
party of friends assembled to show
their good will by the bestowa! of a
generous shower of rice as the happy
pair boarded tn. suuth-buund train Tor
Il brief wedding trip.
MIR. and Mrs. Green, of Kent, ohio.
who hav" been visiting MIR. and Mrs.
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on foot of Park lake. were thrown into
1t fever ot excitement at l.30 o'clock
Thursday afternoon by the insane act
of John Iiauman. With live Goals from
tn" stove h" set fire to Il bed. placing
Il five year old child thereon. Then he
tried to place an infant child on the
bed. Mrs. Rauman seized the child
and rushed into the street Her
screams soon brought assistance. The
fire was uuenched and Baumau was
"vcrpoW"r"d and placed in the county
prison until he can b" transferred to
Dan,illc.
The unfortunate man has long been
resident of llonrSdal". industrious.
kind. p"aceable ANA affcctionatc to his
family. Lasi winter work al his trade
'bricklaNer and plaslerer) being duh i'm
lioncsdal". h" Went with his family to
Green Ridge. Scranton where he
worked at his lradr Until his brain
lrnubl" commenced. which is said to
have been caused by working in ,h"
not sun. Three Weeks ago h. returned
with his family 10 liOncSdal" His
condition grew worse and he made
uiifereni attempts on mcmberS of his
family. but WAS closely watcher Yes
t"rthy AN opportunity came and he inn
proved ii with the above result
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SEALED PROPOSALS..

>NNN> N~~~ ~~-~Ns>NS>NsN>>
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received by the city
controller al his office in the city hall,
Scranton, Pa, until IL O'Clock m. on, Nov. 4th,
1901 Tor furnishing material and painting the
interior and exterior OF city hall in accordance
with Ordinance File of Select Council No. "a. and
specifications on file in the office OF the director
OF department OF public works
Bidders shall accompany proposal with cash
or a certified check PAYABLE to the city OF Scran,
ton. Pa, for one bundled ,Si000O dollars as a
guarantee 10 execute a contract within ton
DAYS, il awarded the same. Otherwise TO be Tor.
teited 10 the llse Of the city
Bids shall be addressed 10 the director Of the
department OF public works, who win opcn lie
same in the office OF the city recorder on Mon,
day. Nov. ith, 1901, al 3 oclo,k p. m.
The city reserves the rsht 10 reject any or all
bids. Join T.. ROl M
Director Departments oi Public Merks
Scranton, Pa. OCT. 10Th. lpl,
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TUNkHANNOCk.
Special to The scranton Tribune.


Tunkhannock, Oct. 25.--Thc ladies' of
the Women's Relief corps are prepar-
ing an entertainment to be given in
the Grand Army of the Republic hall
wednesday evening. Oct. so. Children
Will furnish the entertainment, and
refreshments will be observed. Admis-
sion 10 cents.
Mr., and Mrs, Fred b. Jennings, who
have been in New York the past week,
returned home OH Thursday.
Mrs. James Deubler is entertaining
her mother from Springville this week.
Owing to failure TO give notice by
advertising, as required by law, the
proposition 10 build II county moor
house will not he voted on at the No
vember election, but will come up for
decision at the municipal and town
ship election in February next.
The contract for printing the ballots
for use at the November election has
been let to George $. Baldwin, of the
Tunkhannock Republican, he being
the lowest bidder,
The Epworth league has selected the
following young ladies as delegates to
the Ayoca sub-dstrict convention,
which meets at Yatesville today:
Misses Minnie Frey, Jean Simpson,
Nellie Billings and Jane McKown,
There will he chicken supper at the
Methodist church tonight. Supper
from to S o'clock. Price. % cents.
Saturdays foot bali game will be be-
tween Montrose and Tunkhannock on
the fair grounds a this place.
Myron III. DERRICK, Of Sterling, ILL.,,
Is visiting friends at this place.
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NICHOLSON.
'cial to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the scranton Tribune
Nicholson, oct 25.--Floyd Tiffany. az
Binghamton, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. h"rl Sloat. of State street.
Among the Nicholsonians at the Pan
American this week are Mr.. and Mrs
stephen H. Jay, Mr., and Mrs. Harry
Taylor and Mrs, +. NJ. Williams.
Mrs, Augusta Benjamin returned IN
her home on High street Tuesday
evening after spending some time with
Mr and Mrs. G, NJ Nichols at Bine-
hamton.
MIR. and Mrs. W. S. Decker, after n
weeks visit with Mr.. Decker's sister
Mrs. William Hilgert, of Tuxedo. N
y" returned 10 their home Monday
night.
j, w. Guernsey, of Scranton, was a
caller IN town Wednesday.
Miss V. V. Walker is III at her homo
on Main street.
Those in attendance at the Musical
Alliance at Factoryvile are Mrs. II, &
stephens. Mrs. w. ). Decker. Misses
Ruth johnson, Ethel Stark. Nellie
Shields, Nellie Mack, Mr. and Mrs. T.,
Shields, Mrs. T.. L.. Day.
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Sawtelle COMPANY.

Miss Lillian Mae Crawford, the clever and yer.
satilc leading woman of the Jessie Sawtelle ORA.
matte company, which will be at the Academy
of Music all week Oct es, is niece OF Captain
Jack Crawford, the famous writer and scout. At
carly age she gave signs of inherting a
strong love OF romance. and she adopted the
stage, much against tho wishes OF her family.
Her experience in amateur theatrcals proved TO
good advantage and her talent was early recog.
nizrd
Her Rr>t role was in IIoyt's "a Contcnted wo.
man" playing the title part two years. Her
conception of Ruby Beach in - Country Comt.
ship has received unstinted praise from the
critics wherever she has appeared. The opening
piece ncNt Monday night will he Dion Doreci,
canll'S Irish comedy drama, ''lhe shaueraln. ("
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Broadway Burlesauers.

most notable event in the theatrical snnlse.
ments OF this city will be the appearance OF the
Broadway Burlesqucls at the star next Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday No other attraction in
vaudeville or burlesquc merits the patronage and
m,tnted praise as does this attraction. for The
hign quality OF its work has given il an envi.ble
reputation.
This year II CONES 10 us with an criminal con.
ccption in a minstrel first pdrl, something meyer
before attempted n travelling burlcSque shows.
but the remarkable success of this Innovation
leaves no doubt about its merits. IL is a pageant
Of wit, humor and song. and its progress ia
marked by continuous laughter aud applause. The
olio is Of an exceptionally high class order.
stronger in quality than ever before.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Oct 25.--Cattle-Receipts, 5000 in.
cluding $50 Texans; steady; no choice here; good
s3 7iai"S. stocksrs and iccd,rs 50 o5,. as' cows
81 25a3.i5; heifers. S22ja5; Gamers. sl.2ja2 -
bulls, Si.75a+5o; calves, Sis6 Texas steers, So
a315; western steers $3.6Oa5.jO. iIogs-RccrptS
opened strong 10 cents higher; advance lost,
Mixed and butchers s5.s5a6j5; good to choice
heavy, 80 loa655; rough heavy, 50 60ij,o5; light,
ST. 9Oa6,90; bulk of sales, s5o5a6, 20. sheep-itr'
ceipts, 5000; sheep and lambs steady; good TO
choice wehers, ST. 40a3, 10; western sheep S'a3.40;
natiye lambs, 81 50aiI5 western laInbs, So 2jai 10
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Jim the Penman."

Despite the tact that Nj. Ryan and his company
hdr" given such excellent satisfaction all this
week. ii was pleasantly surprised audience that
witnessed ''.Iim. til" Pcninan'' al the Academy
last night. The 'harac, ions were all that
could be expected oi n company playing at higher
prices and the staging and costnming were lavish
and excellent.
Ryan as James Ral>ton aud Miss Magin "a
Nova. his wife. contributed some rarely n,cli-
gent work. particularly in the third and last acts.
on the whole it was finished performance.
This afternoon ''Kathlccn MavourIccn'' will bc
presented. and tonight. 20 Bricn the Contractor "
But houses will undoubtedly be packed.
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Chicago Grain and Produce Market.

Chicago, Oct. 2J,-Rcports Of disastrous dam.
age TO the Argentine wheat cror started bull
drive in wheat today, which lent strength to
other grains, December wheat closing ssa&c.
advanced; December corn, MaHc. higher and
December oats, haSsc. up, Provisions closed a
shade lower to cents higher. Cash quotations
we're as follows:
No. 3 red. 7llaa72Hc. No yellow. 57Ac. !:
No. oats, s1aS7Ac,; No. white S0aEc, No
white, sSiaa39hc,; No, 2 rye. 55iac. fair to
choice mailing barley 5ia51c. No, ] fax seed,
sl.5a; No. Northwestern, Sl54ia; prime tim,
othy seed. sj,GOaj7j; mess pork, $l3s0als, So;
Lard, saa9O5 short ribs. sSaS30; dry salted
shoulders, 7i2a7Ac; short clear sides, S. 75aS S.
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LEGAL.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that an application
will be made to the governor OF Pcnnsyl,
vana on Monday. October eSth, 1901, by Rufus
j. Foster Elmer H. laval and William l.. Con.
provide for tho Incorporation and regulation OF GER
tain corporations" approved April 60 1874, and the
supplements and amendments thereto, for a char
ter for an intended corporation to be called Tho
Collie,y Engineer company, the character and
object OF which is the transaction OF q printing
and publishing business; and for these purposes
10 have possess and enjoy all the rights, benefits
and privileges OF said Act oi Assembly and the
supplements and amendments thereto.
WILLARD, WARREN q KNAPP,
Solicitors
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Scranton Wholesale Market.

u oTcctcd by II. G Dale, % I,ckawauna Ave.
RcinS-lrr bu>hci. choice marrow, 81. 6Oa. Go.
Bnttcr-flc.h creamery. 3la2'c.; dairy, fresh.
IIC.
thccsc-Full cream. l0isailr.
Egg>--Ncarhy state, .:.a2jr,
Medium BcanS-Pc" hslel $50.
Green Pcas-rcr huShcl, Sl.tOa1A A.
flour--I'cst patent. per barrel Si.ij.
Bcan>-prr bu>hcl. choice marrow. S;;.l
PuiatocS-Pcr h,iSiel. 81 -.
OnionS-Pcr b,IShcl, 500
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

Dr. willis gave his farewell talk on
Training"
Both Dr.. Winship ANA Dr. Willis
TOOK occasion To make substantial con-
trtbutions to tn" building fund of the
Historical society.
superintendent Monkey made ~ few
earnest words of farewell and the in
stitutn closed There We're 3ll teachers
enrolled
Resolutions acknowledging the as
SiSthnce taking part in exercises and
expressing sorrow at the death of MEM
b"rs nf the Institute. were adopted be-
fore adjournment.
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theatrical NEWS.
TODAY'S ATTRACTIONS.

noon and night.
ACADEMi-Danel 4. Ryan company. After.
noon and night.
srAR-"Fad, and FoIlics Burc>qucrs" After.
noon and night.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

Fast Liberty. Oct. j,-Cattle-sready; choice,
So 7ja6; prime, S55Oaj.7o; good, s., loa5,35
iogs--iIigher; prime, heavy hogs, se,5lae.eo;
pigs, SjOa6; skps, Sia5; roughs, sja6 Sheep
Slow; best wethers s., 3OL8 40: culls and common
SIa2; ycarlings, S2.50l3.,j; veal calves, SGa6 80
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,ody into vigorous health.
81 took two bottles of Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery Tor stomach trouble" writes
Clarence Garnes, ESQ, Of Taylorstown, Loudoun
Co. Va. "lt did me so much good that didn't
lake any more. | can eat most anything now.
am so we'll pleased with il hardly know how
to thank yom for your Kind information, I
tried a whole lot Of things before wrote 10
YOU. There was a gentleman told me abont
yonr medicine, how Il had cured his wife.
thought would try bottle OF 1t, am glad
did, for don't know what | would have done
,f il had not been for pr. Pierce's Golden Med
ieal Discovery"
Dr, Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con-
situation.
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i.lj; pigs. 81 o0a6 bulk 81: arssscrs ~i.1a
80. ia quality: rough. ,.i0ai.G5: siags S,.5O
H. Sheep and I.aii,bs--ij cars: lower: top lambs.
stGih.7j; few, $3.50: rul, 10 good, Ssai
sheep, mixed, ::i.4ja3.i0: culs 10 good. 81 jQi
i.lj: wc,hciS and ycarling,. N.j0a.:...; heavy
ives S::.ioa3.jo bu, have to bc prime.
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Buffalo Live Stock Market.

East Buffalo. Oct 2j.--Cattle--'Two ears:
steady; yeals. sj9ja7jo. llogs--55 ears; steady;
heavy, s6,5oa6Go; mixed, s5.Sja6 10; light. SGa
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few weeks ago. has hal his arcc;ol
eye removed
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INSANE MANS ACT.
John Bauman Attempts to Cremate
His Children.

Special 'n the scranton Tribune
llon"Sdale. Oct. 2i.-~'rhe people re-
siding in tho vicinity of Third street.
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Tflc Law

OF health has no uniformed guardians
of its peace. IF it had there would he
arrests innumerable in every restaurant
every day of the year. Both i'll the
quantity and quality OF the food they
eat and in the manner of its consump-
ton men and
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Int

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LOST Ladies' gold watch. Watham movement,
No, tjnioj,, with initials M I" Reward
given for return to Mary uzarowcz, River street,
olyphant, Pa,
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Weather Strips.
Miscellaneous.

WEATHER SrRIPS-Get them now, all kind,
Address +. II. Lewis, q. Throop street, city.
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Wire Screens.
Miscellaneous.

JOSEPH KUETTEl. REAR 51i LACKA. AVE-,
Scranton, Pa, manufacturer Of Wire Screens.
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Seeds.

G. R. CLARKE & CO.. SEEDsMEN AND NURs.
crymcn, store POI Washington avenue; grees
houses, 1850 North Main avenue; store tels.
phone. 49,
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W anted.
Boarders Wanted.
Business Opportunity.

STOCK AND WHEAT TRADERS without delay.
Write Tor our special market letter. Free on
application. ;. NJ ilihhard q Co., members n.
V Consolidated and Stock Exchange, ~ and 46
Broadway, New York. Established 1864. Long
Distance Phone 23sS Broad.
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LADIES' AILMENTS TREATED; all cases; pr-
vacy; specialists care. Medical Home, ~
Washington ST., Buffalo, n. Y.
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women sin
each day
against the
laws Of health.
Those who
will not heed
Natures
,..lrntttuS raty-
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MEGARGEE BROS, PRINTERS SUPPLIES. EN.
vclopes paper bags, twine. Warehouse $50
Washington avenue, Scranton, Pa.
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THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT' DIRECTORY
Lines 10 Cents SwH"1os WhNo Insert ons 25 Cents
SITUATIONS
WANTED
FREE.
Help Wanted-Male.

CIVIL SERVICE GOVERNMENT POSITIONS
D,SSp appointments made last wear. riobabl,
1900 this year only common school education
required for examination. Catalogue y, nSor.
mutton free. Columbian Correspondence College,
Washington u. I.
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DRESsMAKING FOR CHILDREN TO ORDER; !;
also ladies waists Louise Shoemaker, III
Adams avenue.
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tuliEt TOR tor the lnsial'mcnt business must
he strictly temperate and hard worker;
salary paid and bond required. rosi'iNcl, state
axe. experience aud bt whom employed Box
H., Tribune Office
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-12-27

Irish men Sent to Jail,

hearing the charges of holdjn d
meetings and delivering intimidatiue
speeches in defiance of the nolica
Urougn against Connor O'Kclly, Nj.
~ and several other officials OF Castle.
bar, Ireland, was concluded Dee. IS.
MIR. okelly was sentenced to two
months imprisonment, -Four otbcr
were sentenced to terms ranging from
a fortnight to a month. All the SON
fences Imposed were without hard In.
Dor. ' )"
tne court refused the demand of the
aelehdants for leave to appeal from
The Jurisdiction of the court. The 20,
iusai OF the court was due to the fact
'hat The defendants refused to promis,
no TO speak publicly in the interim.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-12-27
lPlOt EXPOSED,

When Convicts Turner, Barnes and
BOB Clark, leaders in the federal prison
mutiny at Leavenworth, Kan. were
arrested at Lawton, Clark handed a
letter to the sheriff, requesting him to
mail 1t. The letter was addressed IN
'iarks brother Mt Kcokuk, la. Sus.
pecting a plot, the letter was given to
Deputy Warden Lemon. Since his re-.
turn Warden McLaughry has had ex.
perts working on the letter, which was
IN c,pner. Later the key" was found.
oiark mad requested his brother to get
confederate, board the train at Gntb.
re overpower the officers aud kill
'hcm II necessary to enable him to
gain his freedom.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-12-27
$1,000 Damages.

Joseph Covcney of st. Joseph, Mich
was awarded a verdict in the ~circu;,
court against Frank Phiscator. the
baroda gold king of the Yukon valley
IN the sum of $500, because it was
alleged, Phiscator alienatcd the ,9.o,
tions OF C%oveney's wife. Coveney had
had previously obtained from Phisca.
tor $1,000, and then followed Phiscator
TO the klondsfe and demanded So Ooo
more. In the Yukon Coveney was put
In jail and forfeited 1000 in gold dnst
to secure his freedom. The pr.scn,
suit was brought to recover 81. 900 AMI
$500 interest. ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-12-27
FIND KEY TO THE MYSTERY
The Possible Assaiiant Of Mrs. Dennis a
Suicide.

Suicide.
Samuel c. Presley, a printer, thirty.
nine years old, of Washington, ID. c.,
was found dead in bed this morning in
his room at the house adjoining that
OF Mrs. Ada Gilbert Dennis, the mo
diste who was my~steriously assaulted
a week ago in her apartments. Death
vas attributed to suicide by inhaling
illuminating gas.
Presley left letters directing his bnr-
ial Mt Many, la. The police found in
his room a key fitting the vcstibulc
door of Mrs. Dennis house. A boy
named Lonsdale, who saw a man cmcrg-
ing from the Dennis house late on the
night OF the attempted murder, was
taken to see the body OF Presley and
said he was quite sure he was the man,
and a SLOUGH hat, the kind worn by the
man he saw, was found in the room.
Stains, thought to be blood, also were
found on Presley's garments.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-12-27
BOER LEADER CAUGHT.
Commandant KritzinGer Wounded ana
In Hands Of British.

C~ommandant Kritzinger Wounded ana
Ia Hands Of British.
A dispatch from Lord k~itch,ner'
dated Belfast about half way between
Pretoria and the frontier of Portuguese
East Africa) announces that Command
ant Kritzingcr, the famous Bocr cpm-
mandcr who has figured so prominent
~ i'm connection with the invasion OF
Cape Colony, has been captured baoiy
wounded, by General French. k1tz-
niger was trying to break ID block
house Gordon at Hanover road.
Commandant KritziDger has been de-
scribed as a leader of exceptional aolli-
W, not second ever 90 Christian De
Wet. lie has been repeatedly referred
to in dispatches from South Africa as
being hotly pursued, cornered or
crushed up against the Orange river IN
food. Once no fewer than seven Brit
ish columns were in hot pursuit of him
and drove him towards the Orange
river, which was then u~nfordable.
But when the British thought they had
him caught they discovered that he
was fifty miles in their rear, threaten
ing the railroad, after having divided
his command into two sections.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-12-27
Automobile POachers.

A Paris correspondent tells OF some
wholesale poaching of Automobiles,
who used their car" as a trap for
the game and made off with enor-
bags" of plumber while the
gamekeeper slept. The trick was so
clever that, barring the feelings Of
the birds who failed of being "pre-
served for the guns of sporting own
ers, the automobile poachers must be
congratulated on accomplishing their
purpose. They pretended to have
broken down while driving along the
high road, and told the peasants and
the gamekeeper, with many lamenta-
tions, they would be forced to remain
all night in the field adjacent. The
gamekeeper, though he says it was
against his will, aided the men in
moving the car to a place of safety
until certain repairs could be effected.
These repairs were made in the
dead Of night by robbing the pre-
serves of nearly every partridge and
quail they contained and making of
with the booty.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-12-27

The Philadelphia committee for the
relief OF the Boer concentrates decid.
ed to cable s 1000 to the Dutch consu,
ut Cape town at once The money Is
to be used to relieve the suffering in
the camps in the vicinity of Capetown.
Plans for sending a relief ship from
philadelphia Were fully discussed.
The secretary was instructed to send a
letter TO President Roosevelt asking
him II the government would interfere
any way with the ship under the
American flag and what protection, if
any, the ship would - afforded Sy
the government
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-12-27
Fatal Due, In "a boarding House.

Daniel Bradburn and David Pagan
fought II duel to the death with revolv-
crs in n small room of Halls boarding
house, at uniontown, Pa, where both
men lived. Bradburn was killed and
Pagan is in Jail with a bullet hole in
his side, from the effects of which he
may die. Pagan had accused Brad
burn Of stealing money from him. Mrs.
Hall and Mrs. Adds were in the room
aud tried to stop the quarrel. Mrs.
Hall was shot through the hand during
the fight.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-12-27
Floating Button Factory.

Taking the factory TO the raw ma
terial instead of bringing the material
to the factory, is an innovation lust
put in operation on the Mississippi
river by a button factory, and it is a
plan that has many practical advan-
tages.
This factory Is about forty-two feet
long and twelve feet wide, fitted with
all the necessary machinery for the
manufacture of buttons, and provided
with a three-horse-power engine for
its work.
The principal material used by this
factory Is mussel shells, which are
found at nearly all points along the
river, and one Of the great expenses
In conducting the business heretofore
has been the cost of transporting the
shells. Now the factory has reversed
the operation and will go to the mus
sells.
When n bed OF shells Ia found the
boat will drop its anchor and go to
work. When the bed is exhausted It
will move on to a new location. In
this fashion 1t will go from state to
state, from Minnesota to Louisiana.
passing along with the seasons, and
always enjoying the most desirable
weather of the Mississippi>yalley--