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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-21
MUSIC AT THE EXPOSITION.
Many Of the best hands OF the Unit
ed states 20 lie Heard nj DunaIo.

hehs "t the nest bnnda OF the Unit
ed states 20 lie Heard at BunnIo.
The musical features at the Pan.
American Exposition viii embrace the
several classes OF music. The most
prominent will be the band music, fur.
nlshed by some Of the best known
bands Of the Western World. No less
than 10 Organists have been engaged
for daily recltals IN the Temple OF
Music, where n magnificent organ has
been Installed.
The bands engaged for the Exposl.
ton are rs follows:
Meyiean Mounted ARTILLERY band Of % men. On.
der the dictatorship d Captain Ricardo Pacheco.
Tor the entire sason
se,onty.tourh Regiment Band. buffalo. IS men.
Nay ! 20 July o.
siriyhith Regiment Band buffalo. IS men. Nay
10 July %.
ssvsniyhui Regiment Band. New York city,
IS men. Nay q TO June l.
Thirteenth Band. Hamilton. Ontario. 20 men.
June . 20 June s.
sou,a's Band. New York city. eS men. June 10
10 July G.
Elgin Band Elgin. nla. 90 men. July to
Aug. T.
seinta's Band. Buffalo. 90 men. July 20 to Aug.
-
Carlisle Indian Band. Carlisle. Pa. 90 men. July
~ 10 Aug. g.
ithaca Band, Ithaca. n. Y. IS men. Aug. 8 to
Aug 10
F1ryeIrhh Highlanders' Band. Toronto, On.
isfi0 30 men. Aug % 10 Aug. 81.
Rob.rsoH's Band. Albany. n y. 90 men. Aug.
70 90 srpt J.
Salem Cadet Band. Salem. Mas. Is men. sept.
2 10 SPIT i5
Bfookes Marine Band. Chicago. % men. scpt
2 20 Oct o.
Boston Ladies' Rand. Boston. Mass. 30 ladies.
sept 10 60 sept IS.
Nineteenth Regiment Band, 81. Caiharnea On
tsuo % men. sept. 10 70 S.pt q.
Phiuneys o. s. Band. Chicago. IS men. Aug.
10 Aug. %
Victor Hutert's Orchestra. Pitisbarg. - men.
Oct
lines Rand New York city. oct. ? to oct. q.
Other bands with whom engagements
are pending are Cincinnati, Cleveland
aud Detroit organizations.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-21
RICHARD WATSON
GlLDER'S INSCRIPTIONS,

The Pen OF the Gifted Editor Gives {
Finishing Touch Co the Exposition
lie Proclaims "A Prophecy and Pro-
nounces "a Benediction.
When the people OF the two Amer
icas visit the Exposition city Just erect
ed "by the great waters Of the North. y
many will recognize the style OF Rich
ard Watson Glider I'm the classic and
poetic inscriptions which adorn 10
Propylpa. Stadium, bridges, palaces
and temples The Exposition was pc
cullarly fortunate In persuadlng tho
scholarly editor Of The Century TO put
the finishing touch on the artistic mas
tcrplecc. Those who read the legends
will feel that their author Is a man who
"has upheld the ideals of Liberty and
Justice and who throughout a laborI.
Gus life now in its prime has beer
faithful 10 the things that are eter.
nal" one who "has never Stunned tho
dust and sweat Of the contest and or
whose brow" already falls the coo.
shade Of the olive" and rests the wreath
OF the ylctor's laurel.
INSCRIPTIONS FOR THE PRoPYLlEA
PANEL l.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-21
OBLIGATORY INSCRIPTIONS UPON
PRINCIPAL BUILDINGS.
PANEL J.

To the ancient races Of America. ior whom
the new world vas tho old. that their love
u freedom and u nature. thsiF hardy cour.
age. their monuments. arts legends and
strange songs. may not perish irom the earth
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-21

IL 5000 feet long. thus giving more
than n mile OF frontage upon this sin.
gular thoroughfare. There are about
40 shows. every one Of them possess.
ing special merit and selected from a
large number offered. There has been
great rivalry among show people to
secure space upon the Midway. and Il
has been allotted with great care and
with the positive assurance that every
feature would be OF character to com.
mand popular interest.
II may be said OF the whole Expo.
sltion that In every department II Is
compact yet complete presentation
OF Twentieth Century civilization Of
the Western World.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-21

Here BY the great waters u the north, arc
brought together the peoples u the two
Americas. IN exposition u their resources.
Industries, products, invntions. arts and
ideas
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-21

To The explorers and pioneers who blazed
the westward path Of civilization. To- the sol.
diers and sailors who fought foe freedom and
for peace ami 20 the civic heroes who ave a
priceless heritage.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-21
PANEL VII

10 the Statesmen. philosophers, teachers
and preachers and 10 all thoss who IN the
new world have upheld the ideals Of liberty
and justice and have been faithful 10 the
things that are stsrnal.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-21

To the prophets and heroes to Tho mighty
poets and divine artists and 10 an the light
bearers u the ancient world who inspired
our ilrciathen and shall lead and snligh,en
our childrcns children.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-21

The following special days az the
Pan.Amorican Exposition have been
definitely fixed:
Nay i-Oner.Hg day.
NAY 2D-n.dIolu0n day.
June C-li0td Mems day.
june i2-Coai Mems day.
June ig-presiionrs day.
June ii-rag day. Programme BY Daughters
u American Revolution.
June is-Wells College day.
June IA U. U. W. day.
June 20--Connecticut day. ..t.,.,.,. 4.
June 2i-Rochester day '--s0NN -
juno al.2y-aaeusutost dayA AsI0
June 25--Odd Fellows day. cafsykA
June fold Fellows day. 1MtHY'f
June 25--yolks Fest (eyeuing). f,eiAilNE
3 June 2s-Cincinnati day. 'v7sAt
June eg--Philadephia day. sG
July 2--wellesley College day. ~
July B-Llederkfanz day. 0Jp
July iD-NaplAnd day.
July ll--CommerciAl TzvslcrT day.
July is-Chauiauqua day.
July is-Ohio day.
July &c. A. u. A. day.
July at-Knights Of Columbus day. Utah day.
July 2s-scsndinayian day. Porto Rico day.
Aug. i-Mystie shrineD' day.
Aug. l0-Missoun Gar.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-21
PAN AMERICAN
EXPOSITION OPENS.
Dedication Day Of the
Great Six Months
Festival
Wonderful Beauty of the
Completed Work.

Color. Sculpture. Electricity, Foam
tains, Flower. and Festive Archi-
tecture-The Most beautiful Expo
sItIon Ever CreAted-A Triumph Of
Artistic Endeavor Mammoth
show In which the Practical side
l. as Well Cared For as the Artis-
tic Features
BUFFALO. May 20.-The dedication OF
the Pan-American Exposition today
was performed In a manner BETTING
the great occasion, n large attendance
testifying 10 the widespread interest In
the mammoth enterprise. Fully 3OO,-
600 people were on hand to take part
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-21
PANEL VI

To thosr painters. sculpiors and architects,
tcilers OF tales poets and creators Of fuusic.
20 those actors and musicians who In The
new world have cherished and increased the
love Of beauty.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-21
PANEL v

To the scholars and laboHoui investigates
Who IN the Old world and the new guard The
lamp o. knoeltdge and century by century
increase the aiety d lie. cnllghten she
mind and enlarge the sIint Il man.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-21

Between nation and nation a. between
man and man lives the oru law q right
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-21
PANEL H.

To the great inventors and ianeelng pro.
ioctor. 60 the engineers, Manufacturers, ag'
Hculturists and merchants who have deyol.
opod the resources u the ncs world aud
muitiplicd the homes II irremcN
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-21
PANEL "

To those who In the deadly mine. on
stormy seas. In the hercc breath o. the fur
mace and IA al pcrilous places working
ccasclcsily bring 10 their fellow men COM
tort. ustcnance and the grace u life.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-05
Remembered His Birthday.

Andrew Iicgi"r was 30 years old ui
Monday and last evening Il large Mum
bcr OF his friends gathered at his nom
and rendered him n pleasant surprise
An informal reception was held in tht
spacious p;riors uf his residence ut ~.
Cedar avenue and after an "nt"rchanG'
Of congratulations the guests We're eS-
rorted To the dining room Wl,er" IN
appctiZing supper was served.
Dancing WAS afterwards enjoyed hN
the young pcnpi" while lh" older folks
roitent"d themselves With games oi
various kinds. Selections Wct" r"n.
lcrcd during the evening by Prof j
Miller and some excellent singing was
given by Il uunft"ttr ronposcd OF tht
following: viii Mayer. ID. Mnicr. MrA
+. IicEler ana MIS- -. Maior y Sp"cia
fcntur. of til" gathering WAS tn" "N.
hibitinE OF Il perfect nutOmohile in min
iH.urc made ana put together by
Henry Enrnrk"l
Those present wer" Mr.. ANA Nts. }
Miller. Mr.. ana Mrs. II. Hainickel. Mr.
and MIS-. T. Iicglcr. Mi and Mrs. w
4. Mayer. Mr. and Mrs. -. Mnicr. Mr.
aud AIRS. Ed Mayer. Mr.. and Mrs. "
ioveand and family. Of c;rrb"ndalei
Mr. \. Iicglcr Mr.. w. smith and Mrs
:. NjuNtr,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-05
DUN MORE.

Rev. !. u. Dlhrry conducted the fmrla! 81
The late John Brady Yesterday Afternoon uou
his homo "n West Drnhor street The cipir "i
the llnistiln church attended. ln,uiIltut wIs
in.dc in Duumorr cemetery.
The funeral rf tn" late R.lpl WI,ro,I. will oc-
rw rom his late home on ~mith sircet frida!
afternoon ~ a30 o'cl"ck. Tie services viii De
IN ,nrgr OF King SJ"mor ioge. Free and A",
c"ptrd Masor-.
Til" rlnr,i' OF tuc lat David N nomal, o'
Oak street. viii oycuu this morning II o'rlucl..
4 solemn nigh m,,s OF requiem WI! be "el,-
brAtod in st. NIry'5 rluyr.
II has hccn remarked n'ny iiE., by many
people that ROW, in tin" beginning of what old,
tlr t. hr IN Old fashioned winter. would w. q
good tim" 10Y the proper authoiItirS to 'lkc
sonu steps 10 srClu" an Observance OF the hOr-
ough oriiuanya rpga,.line the cictrin" oi snow
from tho sidewalks which Is very generally dia-
regarded
bvtcran camu! will meet ri, afternoon at 80
o'clock. NJ lc home or Nj. NJ. T.. tlu,,, IN
l.hn st!'cc;.
The improved Orlc. o! II"pta,op.,s will ncnt
tonight 10 make artaogamout~ 10 att"rd tic tl,-
neral nj their deceased brother, RALPH Wltron,.
II. l.. Spencer, vino has conducted a meat
market il, 'hc store ul l.. \. stevens or Scrclll
rrAs, will Inoyr ON lINu1Iy ! TO the .tofa Of
Spencer X kcllcr. III the old Follows b,iliin..
on thc-tnu. street.
The rcGuIr meeting "' tho Lldi.4' ,lt,oic
Iicucv1"ut .-So,2lti,n will b, Nct At che 'rsu.
lax place on Thursday might.
Ms. H. NJ. Spencer h,, rctr,ncd holGr nom
stay OF several wnc,s il, Connecticut,
ric Hpgn, o' Malta will hold their rc-uar
mnriu@ tn,- cvrIliuY M 80 or;,ok.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-05
Southern Time Rivals Northern
Route.

Tho NOW uuivk time from NrM York
tn the l'nuihc coast through Washing
ton, PittShurg and Chicago, and fruU
New York through buffalo and chi
uugo, is to l,r contested, ana with CON
sidrrahl" reason, by uthor routes Tn"
claim of 10 hours for the through rUW
at first glance seems like phcnunun-
Hlly So0d tim" and lal in adNHnc" -!
the general operating schedules Thcr"
Is no ,lisuurng the fact char it Is spl"n~
lid time and marks u great adVunr"
in The time ut trang-continental pass
age from New York. but tn" udNo,at,S $
OF the southern route claim ,hat thr
actual transit Tim" from NeW Work. To-
the lacii" coast through ATLANTA and
90 hours. \ pHsstuGrr leaving New
York oI Che i.2i T., IN, PrnuSA iyanlr
train. over III" SonthuIn Railway aud
Louisville uul NHshvili" railroad To
New Orleans, reaches The latter point
ip - hons and - minutes ana usin,,
llo southern Pacific out If New on
leans. gets into Los Angels IN anolh"r
=, hON's--lu9t ~ honrS anl l. minutes
travel Los inlcly~ and Suuthe,n
California Is tl" objective noiut Of
mans travellers, ana All visitors to
thag stat" visit this attractive locality
before retuiuing cast, Tho new time
hrnueh Chicago is IN tact nn better
than tn" tu9 than has he'u IN effect
throush Now Orleans ,or several years.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-05
NORTH SCRANTON,

\ c"lrnlt VIII lc held at the pn,L p1ic, N,t}i.
udis' Episcopal church On .,lav evening Dee.
TO- ucr the .ru.picc, o! classes No. and :.
at w'i,h tnc Nj-. Cora Morris Griffin. one g.;
the hest rlu,u.ionists in the state and >i,s liz.
zic Hughes BuIull.c. 4 prize winner at the rln.
American rNpu-,iiun will paitciputr. The au-
nounrrirc,,t that such excellent talent lM. been
plo,n,d ha already caused Il great ,ll. ~ tc,et~
and tho. who .ir. fort,;n,t. enough TO be Iur,nn.
vii. cnjuv rare treat
l'ot nIa;r vca,S the annual lir anI f,,iivl;
OF tn" Providence r,c.hvtr,i,r llli,, u,> h,i +,
lrom,cu, place in ,hc cI,,rcl, and social i,y 9;
that section OF slt, ritv. The elaborate prcp,r..
i"nS or tlS AcJI'> niF ir and ti,. yafjo,i, .ta..
'jon> announced indicate tina, tnc s,,;o, ADJ ,rr,s
aud ,nh, lnic, profits If iolncr ,.ar, vii; be
dGiin lralIcd. The turkey ,iinuci this evening
viii he ready promptly a' /, O'Clock aud n the
parlor especially arranged and decorated .l,t..
will be OH al" icc .yc.,,n and cake. Tie h,o,i.
of avl.us AMI uccd.. wo.- and ,c ,in,i, roun. or
will AFFORD .uu,. pldc.s Il, ,ncAd money and ,;ct
mil .woltr IN rct,nn The .'n,h poul' will he
on an cNtru,.,. seal, and viii AFFORD good f,,
ins lll evening lev tn, boy, ami snls. Tic
rooms viii be u delightful ni.r.o Il, ,nrni tt;.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-05
FEW PEOPLE REALIZE
The Danger in That Common Dis
ease, Catairh.

Because catarrhal diseases are SO
common and because catarih is not
rapidly fatal, people too often overlook
| ana neglect II until some tncurable
nilinent develops as Il result OF tho
neglect.
The innnmcd condition of the mcni-
hrane of the nose and throat makes Il
| fertile soil for the germs of Pneumonia
ana Consumption, IN fact catarrhal
pneumonia and catarrhal consumption
are the most common forms ot these
dreaded diseases which annually
| cause more than one quarter ot the
| deaths in this country.
fcmcdies for ,atarrh arc almost as
numerous as catarrh sufferers, but very
| lew have any acttal merit as cure.
| the only good derived hclng simply n
temporary relief.
There is. however. a very ctfGctiE"
remedy recently discovered which IL
rapidly becoming fnmoas for it's great
| value III relieving aud permanently
! curing all forms uf catarrhal diseases,
whether located IN the head. throat.
| lungs or stomach.
This new cntarih cure is principally
| composed of II gum derived from the
t.ncolSptus tree. and this gum pos
sess"s extraordinary healing and nntls-
cptic pronertics. II is taken internally
in The form of II lOHenge or tablet
pleasant to the taste aud 50 iiai'in-
less that little children take them with
safety and benefit.
Eucolyntus oil and the bark an"
sometimes used but are not 80 con-
renient nor 50 palatahe as tn" gum.
Undoubtedly The best quality is
found in Stnurt's Cdtarrh Tablets
which may be- found in amy drag stor"
nnd amy ratarrh sufferer who has tried
'iuuchcs. inhalcrS and liquid medicines,
will bc surprised at the rapid improve
t.,,is Il .t,i&. 1. Ga tt
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-05
which did $50 damage. The loss /. covered b

| which, did $50 damage. Tho loss Il ooyered bv
| insurance
| Mrs Charles q U,oyt. Of s,,m,ncthp. 1, yi.i,
| ing her PATENTS Mr.. and Nts. ,,orm ~. .Jpn,og
| Of south Rebcces avenue
s,eeiaI meeting oi Silu.i,p lodge Of Odd
Fellow, ,u;j, h, boI ,o,;ghi 10 toL. mai .,,a,
| On the rroposcd pu,cb,s, ot alto on south
Min avenue Tor ti,r erection Of an odd Fcuu,ys'
| hall
Thc Rev De ,.nichy pastor az tho .I,ck.on
| Street baptist .nu,ch will deliver a .emperaacc
r,,urc IN thc Bcll.vc Wclsl, Colviu;,'iq Mciho.
| dist church. on south Main avenue. Wcdnssiny
| evening. Dec. II. loot Slcreopticou We've viii
We nmporcvl to- illt,sttatc the Lecture All Who
come axe piNmiscd treat.
Wcil.lltcndri all successful eu+e..Iiuul,,,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-05

y largely attended meeting ui Roar.
ing Brook ronCluvc No. ~. Of licpta-
sopis was held last evening In ilnrt-
mans Gull on i'ittstun avenue Nheu
officers tor til" ensuing tern WHr, nom
lnatcd and elected and much Other
business "l an important nature was
Transacted. tn" UtlicerS-"loct are us
follows: Past urchuu, james llaWcle;
archon. j. +. keily. provost John
lmedopl, secretary, NJ j. tiiSlm;
iinanrier. A. j. Muldcrig; treasurer
George FrabI"; pr"latc. John Hartman
iuapcu'or, Philtp Mcclure: Warder
Ton! g. Jordan: sentinel, William T.
Lynch: treasurer, y. j. Hickey. Tor
Spruks. Thomas ,iritliths.
Th" societ! Is ten years old and il n
II very good financial condition. NJ. j.
Biglin. who was reelected secretary
has held the oilir" since the orgnnina-
ton of the concluvr. The annual BAN
uuet viii take place ON january ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-05
Ladies' Society Elect Officers.

Branch 22G, of tn" Ladies Catholic
Benevolent association. have s"lcct"F
officers for the next twelve months rs
follows: Spiritual adviser. R"v. T.. j
M"llcA: past president. MiSs tranriS
j.. Mrt"c: president Miss ella iiaHan:
first vice. president. Mrs. Emma Drnll'-
scy: second vice. president. Miss Mary
Kelly: recorder. Miss Trssi" tHNenr,
assistant recorder. Miss Mary Hewitt:
financial secretary, Miss Francis T.. Nc
Gee: treasurer. Mrs. EliZIh"tl} Walsh
marshall Mrs. Annie DuGsan; guard
Miss Kate GaN;n: trustees. Mrs. ]cn-
Me Eiglin ANA Miss Sarah DoughcriN:
auditors. the Misses Kate ti;tvan, T.
T. McIicc. and Mrs. Emma Dempsey.
The society is in Il flourishinG cuuhi-
ton and its membership includes many
prominent ladies of this section. They
will conduct Il progressive cuchr" party
early in the New Year.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-05

~ hill" Dunici iIill. ui 20" Tw, itth
street. was employed as carpenter at
HE Holden breaker. he was tb" victim
uf an unfortunate accident which may
RESULT seriously.
Hin was standing o, a sCHfold some
twenty feet from tn" ground. making
repairs To tho breaker. when tn" seat
fold collapsed, pr"cipitutina Hin To- th"
frozen Garth.
IN" unfortunate mans fall was Wit
l"s~ed by several other Wo,kmcn who
i,lnrdiItvlN ram t. his assistance They
FOUND lIiu in am unconscious condition,
breathing with the greatest difficulty.
~" Was renewed tn his home where
t." suffered q severe bcmurrhuEc.
i'unn u thorough examination by the
Physicians IL attendance Ii" WAS
found t. hav" broken bones or The
l"tl side. it being ais" feared that II"
received internal injuries. Tie viii
pruhuhlN r"uuV"r
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-05
Wide Awake Euchre Club.

Mrssrs Martha Hnd May Davis, at
south Main avenue. entertained the
Wide .AWnk" Eu"hrr rlt!h ut their home
oN Tu"S,lHN evening. Th" tim" W"s
pruiitahly sp"nt and TIA" prizes W,r"
awarded as follows: Firs, prize. gen.
lcmcn. o. NJ. Holmes. iirsst priz" i'l-
DIES. Miss Jennie Huber; gentleman $
BOBBY priH". Mr.. i,in"na,t. ladies
hooby piZ. Miss fsos. Huber.
Those present We're: Misses Jennie
lluh,r. NOs" Huber. Elizabeth .lcukiuS
Ni, snyder. Alice Warner. Margaret
Warner. Marihu Davis. May Davis.
N"ssrS. .JHcuh !<Hrchcr. Mir. k"isor.
MIR. fhiurharl, Palmer Williams.
.Nrrh Brown. q. NJ. Holmes. Hayden
evans, Albert Davis. jonah Davis.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-05
Special List OF Popular
Copyrights.

Handsomely bound in cloth. each
with distinctive and attractive
cover design. Regular Publishers
price, 81 25; our sale price, 4sc,
There is no line of books published
which presents so many attractive
features to the book lover ms these
popular cloth-bound Copyright Nov
els. Each book has been proven "a
success. Here are few of the titles;
The Celebrity, Winston Churchill,
The Sorrows of Satan, Marie Co.
relli,
The Prisoner of Zenda Anthony
Hope.
A Lady OF Quality, Frances Hodg :
son Burnett,
In Connection with the Devil
loughby Claim, Frances Hodgson
Burnett.
The Jessamy Bride, F. Frankfol t
Moore.
The Little Minister, ]. NJ Barrie.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-05
Wedding Bells.

Cards are out announcing the APP
,ronching marriage of Miss Mary pa
vies. of frink street. to William
Humphreys. Of pcttebou" street The
ceremony will take place at the ho'nr
Of tn" bride OH Dccc.nhci ".
ON Christmas ave. Daniel j. Thomas.
a Wcll.knoWn aud highly respected
young man OF this site. will he united
in marriage to Miss Lillian u. Miller
Il belle Of tn" quaker city. The cc,e-
nUny will he performed ut III" bride $
home. and after Il short wedding tour
they viii r,sid" Jt II North IiNd" Park
avenue.
ON December is. Robert Thomas. OF
fillmore avenue, wilt u" united IN mar
riug" to Miss tHssi" Powell. ot jackson
street.
The marriage. on December ~. OF
Miss Nellie Muscr. nj Lafayette street.
Ia George W. Kramer. of SWrti'hd
street. has been announced
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-05
A Trip TO California OF Florida.

Those contemplating such lrip need
but To call on the local ticket agent III
the Lpckawanna railroad and he wan
arrange every detail including .raus-
portatioh, herths, reservations and
checking OF baggage through To iesti-
nation; also Will furnish rates folders.
descriptive literature ard any other m
formation desired on Tie eubiact.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-05
SOUTH SCRANTON
NEW OFFICERS FOR THE HEP.
TAsoPHs.

Chosen at n Meeting of Roarins
Brook Conclave Held Last Night.
j. +. Kelly Is the Archon-Fif-
tieth Birthday of Andrew Zeigler
Is Remembered by His Friends.
Officers for Branch 226 of the In
dies Catholic Benevolent Associa-
tion Are Selected-Short Notes.
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o'tun; clerk. Joseph Fidilm: escort. L. ". Finn
Uat,hman, W. ". Elmn"l: sentry. II. fnelc'
examining physicians Dr. iirne- l.. Res. Dr. g.
4. mtiin.h"tH: manager for three rtliS. u. l.
Whiio'ori; rAn,r Deputy Thomas Il. ilusiu,
.Nt,r idi"urmui"nt = turHry supper %Hs scrN"'
at ,lic Cree, Ridge hot,l by the Officers r!cc. al
which George :. Atkins was tonS'maStcr. HI,
installation will lake place on Friday. Jan. b
when banquet will be served. tn. camp has
membership of -. and fourteen application,
wrrc nric,i upon laaI ry ing.
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Quiet Wedding.

\t thr home of l:cv. Thomas ii"
t;,u"hy. pastor ni the Jackson baptist
church last evening. Mr.. t'"or". u.
Weed was united in marrinEo t" Miss
LENA Wagner.
The bii,I. WAS atiirc'l III Il beautiful
gown OF steel gray AMI carried bridal
roses Of white. The couple We're unat-
tended. Euth are prominent West side
young people and after Il "trip 10 New
York. Philadelphia and Washington
they wll resid. on the West Side.
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WEST SCRANTON

solo, Ivor price: recitation, Miss Bessie
Sloat; vocal solo, Miss Catharine Gib-
bons: vocal solo. Miss Carmel Fahy:
tenor solo, Mr.. Joseph Phillips and u
rose drill by ten little girls which was
oharningly enacted. All the numberson
the programme were received With
great pleasure and were given round
after round of applause.
An excc..HnglN fine programme VIII
he rendered this evening. The Electric
City whcelnen will attend III body
and furnish the entertainment
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ON December t.. in M.ais' hall. o!in
l;ryun. Of Baltimore. speaker ct ma
ttunni rcput". Will deliver an address
before Nest Sid. cuuci.tVc. No. I'll. I'M
proved Order Of tIup,asophs.
tXt.usir" preparations have beer
made for this event. which iE the tenth
,llniN.rSlrV of the order
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