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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-02
HOGS AT SIOUX CITY.
Receipts at siuox City for November
Were Large.

Sioux City, Dec. 2.-The receipts Of
hogs at this market for the month of
November, which ended Saturday
breaks all records in the annals of the
Sioux City stock yards. With the
eighty-three cars received Saturday the
receipts aggregate 100000 hogs as COM
pared with the run of November, 1889
when 1o3.677 hogs were received.
The record Of twelve years ago has
been broken by 1900 hogs under very
different conditions. AT that time there
were three packers at this market in
Guiding Fowler & Co., Silberhorn Co.,
and the Booge Packing Co., and it was
about this time the great boom was be-
ng made for Sioux City. During that
month Chicago prices were being paid
for hogs at this market. Attracted by
the high prices hogs We're arriving from
as far east as Independence, Ia, and the
Union Pacific was bringing in train
.oads of hogs from points along the line
as far west as Columbus, Neb. During
The past few years the market has been
showing a substantial growth and
during the present year long strides
have been taken towards establishing
Sioux City as one OF the head market
centers OF the west. Wit. the Cudahy
Packing Company, on the market and
the advent Of Armour g. Co., the de-
mand has been equal to the Increased
supplies.
OFFICIAL WEATHER FORECAST.
Chicago, Dec. 2-Sy nopsis of weather
conditions:
A trough of low pressure extends
from western New York to the lower
Mississippi valley and eastern Texas.
The pressure is moderately high west
and north of Missouri
The weather is generally cloudy in all
sectnons except in the southwest with
rain falling at Buffalo and west Of the
Rocky mountains ana snow at Bis
marck.
The temperature Is lower in the mid
die and upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys. but is higher in Colo
RADIO, Wyoming and the Northwest.
/ am "a years old. had stomach,
bowel, kidney and nerve trouble. Doc
tored about four years and got little re-
lief. suffered extreme pain, unable
TO eat a full meal at any time with COM
fort. But today can eat full. hearty
meal, and can do q hard days work and
never felt better. I gained over thirty
five pounds. I was unable to work be-
fore I consulted DR.. Shallenberger. OF
Chicago, but he cured me. and am
glad met him, and cherefully recon-
lTaylorville. Ill.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-02
ST. Louis Produce,

z 81. LOUIS Produce.
st. Louis, Dec. 2.
Wheat-Cash. SOS; May. SOS.
Corn-Cash, GAYS; May, 66M.
Oats-Cash, 45ss; May, 45ss.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-02

Williams & Pearson. of Tennessee,
railroad contractors, have brought suit
lin the circuit court against the South
ern Missouri and Arkansas railroad for
$17,941. alleged to be due them for SER
lvices.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-02
Visible Supply.

Chicago, Dec. 2.-Thc worlds visible
apply of grains is estimated to be
eheat. $3.50, oC0 bushels; corn, 1,227. 00C
3ushels; oats, 5000, 900 bushels.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-02

New YORK Exchanged.
Chicago, Dec. 2.-New York exchange
forty discount.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-11
MovIMIENTo MARITIME
ENrRADAs DE TRAvEs1A


Resefia de la carga que para este
puerto conduj ell vap amer "Philadel
phia" 4 Viiar Y co, 10l2 bIs carne 2
latas manteoa B hcls jamones 5 d sal
cbich6n 5 fdo milo. a Lynn & hijcs de
Perez Morris 2 d lapices, portaplumas
y libretas. MulleDh q , Korber, IL d
enVases. Tfonc0s0 HeImanos y 90, b2
q galletas Firlay Brothers w Z GO,
4OO rcllOs alambTe 30 BIS tocino 4 b
ferreteria 1 pQte como o,imientos Felq1s D
dez Gauran y CO, IS d quess 3 20 be
manzanas 40 Iol os alsmbfe 25 ciites
& ampas 50 q clavos 10 i'd Ieras 1 I'd
anuncios bl vidr'e la d lapices.
Sores de NJ Lcmba y co, 5 q azul 200
SIC harina q muestias 20 SIS chi0ha
ros Is i'd habIchuelas De Sola y RAM
rez 90 bis srenQues Scrs de L Villamll
y oc, 20 tambores bacalao ID q salcbi
chon 10. 3 jamones 30 bIs tocino 3Oi3
msnteca % 3 quesoa 25 SIS aEacar Bar
cello y co, ID BIS manzanas 335 q ella
vos ] atdo 4 Ct j&s cocoa. Baquero
y Gandara 1 q camiseta 1913 jAmonef
10 6 saIchichon % bls tcoino LatimeI
y Fernandez 20 cascos bacaiao Eritae
Lundt y co, 1C0 sis harina IL tambo
res bacalao SobTinor dc HzQu'sfa 3 4
maquinas 20 bultos express Ossttil|6r
? ochoa II y aceito castor 20 "a iat6s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-11

po, venfa snfriendo ataques de demencia, CO.
| gi6 un macbete, arremetiendo contra una
| uija suya, nina de corta edad, le infri6 una
gran herida On la cabess, varias en- dife-
reates parties del ouerpo, hasts que la arroj6
muerta sobres 9! payimento del miserable
bohio.
La infanticida denente, SO produjo des-
pu6s con ell machete, algunas hsridas de po
ca jmportan cia.
Ell padre de la nina asesinads, que Sc
acerc6 & la casa, fue smenazsdo perse :
guido por la loca, teniendo que reiugiaTse
en- Ia casa de Cnos veciOos, de donde vol
vic con algunos hombres para dessrmar
la mujer, que estaba fnriosa exclamando -
va he matado & mi h;ja, POGO me imports
matar los demas.
Despu6s de IN esfuerzo desespersdo, pr-
dleron sujetarls, arrsbataudola ell arma. 4.
Lucia Lebr6n, esta TN la cArcel del ppe.
| bio, hasta quo sea trasladada al Manico-
milo de esta ciudad. SCI
Hencs recibido un chispeante f0liess
| to titulado "a pelo y q contrape!cD,;
original de don Adofo Lobato, el que
lIecomendamos q nuestros lectoles.
Agradecemos ell obsequio. ~
70f
La compaffa de opera ltaliana, empresR
L. Mambardi, ha escrito nuestso amigo
don Jacinto Antonsso pidiendo informes
acercs del teatro de esta capital de las
condolences locales por 81 es possible cubrir
, un abono dc doce fnnciones. rel,
,sds-
| Maiiana sale para Arec.bo la, Compa.
MA de zarauela Nadal Ramirez Ga de-
zarzuelas ssMarcha de Oadiz,n ssSalsa de
Aniceta" y "Africanistas: segdn hemos
dido personals que nos merecen entero
credito hay mucho eltusiaemo en- aquella
, eiudad por yer dicha compa1fa.
En- junta general celebIa'a por el Gre.
milo de Industriales de la plaza del merca.
do, ha sido nombrado Presidente honorario
del mismo don Manuel Egszcue Cintr6n.
Ha faliecido en- la Oidrs, el joVen don
Rafael Garcia de Quevedo.
Ha intentado suicidarss en- Ponce, iornan-
dose una pequeha d6sis de t6sforo, Ell indivi-
duo Carlos Juan Lopez. 9
Sc encuentra restablecido De sus dolen
cias, don Agustin Pasarell, yecino de Ponces
A den Enrlque Pslacios, encargado d.
la Estaci6n telegraica de Cagnas ls ha
sido aumentado ell sueldo de- 40 q 80 do
liars meDsuales, teniendo para e,lo en- cuen
ta sus buenos seryicios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-11
EsFUERzOs DEsEsPERADoS
Mperte del tenlente Beau
fSsrvisio oablsgrkico especial del Bolstir
Msrcantill

Nueva York, viernes. 81. usn
los despachos del gobernador del
archipelago de F,lipinas en- los que
SO exprssa,que una secci6n sle Maca.
beles aiictos a los Estados Uridos,
y la cual mandaba el teniente de!
ej6rcito americana Mr.. Beau, fut
sorprandida por LIS naturales rebel
des, ( quienes tuvieron que rendir.
SO despuSs de esfuerzos desespera.
dos en- Ia lncha y de haber muertc
en- II contienda 81 feniente Beau
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-11
POderOsa arma de guerra

5ervicio cablegrAfco especial del Boletin
Mercantil
Paris, viernes La volecidad ad.
quir;da por el globo Santos Dumon,
segGn las observaciones hechas POI
ell jurado tecnico, tue de 38 millas
por hora, y ell aereonauta brasileli
fue recibiGo en- su descensu cor
aclamaciones ; aplausos de un pd
llico numerosfsimo.
Ell ministro de la guerra ha la
mado 4 su desps pscno a Mr.. Dunoni
y la prensa cree que sera para uti
liar en- benefcio del eiercito el
aparato sereo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-11

Psris. viernes -El principal efec-
to de la Ultima ascenci6n de Du-
mont ha sido el estudio que ha he
cho para que su aparato pueda di
rigirse en- todas direcciones y 10
demostr6 dirigiendose de Norte q
Sur cuando reinaba uu yienfo fuer-
te de este punto que Sc crefa impo-
sibilitaifa la direction del globo
Avanz6 Dum6nt Contra ell viento
y la multiiud que presenciaba las
pruebas rompi6 en- ruidosas mani
festaciones de entusiasmv.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-11
! Los tagaIOs en- alza
SIGUEN LAS MUTILAOIONES Y
LOS MARTIRIOS
Efervescencia del ejercito americana
'6ervicie cabIegr&fico especial del Bolstin
Mercantil)


Nueva York. viernes.-. Comuni
can 4 Washington desde Fllipinas.
que en- Batangas, los tagalos derro
taron cempletamente una fraction
de ia compsfisa de infanteifa ameri-
cana n1mero veinte y uno, pasando
&euchillo q todos los que cayeron
EN- poderae los vencedores.
Sc ban encontrado mutiladcs los
cueipos de todos los jeies y cficia-
lbs de la referida compafifa y la
efervescencia del ejercito americana
contrslos que coneten tales crime
Les fusra del derecho de guerra es
muy l6gica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-11

III fdo cavos espeGe 10 SIS pmienta 20
I'D chicharos 40 BIS galletas 200 atdos
papel 10 d datiles La .Liga 5l3 jamo
mes 25 bls patatas 100 d kerosine 10
| SIS ch'charos 10 i'd habichuelas % d
galletas. Jose Perujo y Olivia Is d sal
ehioh6n Is SIS pimienta % i'd avena 20
i'd habichuelas atdos soga l d tocine
so i'd esco5as i'd mauteca Is s;s
fchieharos Scrs r Juncos y co. huaca
les cocoa "Nelson" l ID i'd .'Huyelers"
6 duices americinps l i'd galleta
|"Z fir Sodo" id i'd "Egg Jumbh" id
i'd Espumi Ia l cestitas de fantasies de
galleta Sores de Perez Hmnos 25,3
manteoa 5 hcls jsmones 2 q cocoa +
Font y Hmno B hls vino 3 q jamones
2 id salchiohon % bIs manzaDas Lui
ia Hermano 8 BIS manzsna. A BozzO
l45 atdo papel l d acesorios 2 g sopan
das y ejes 3 d zapatOs Elias Wifi 100
BIS patatas Is BIS oebolIas Planas Rcjo
y CO, 100 SIS haIina A Vicente y co.
81 bocoyes alamo % SIS chicharos 30
q galletas jose Solivera l q cocoa 10
SIS az6car Gonzalez Fontanals co, 10
oEs manzanas d tocinets 100 atdos
p pei 10 q quesos % sIs habichuelas l
q mereancia OeIe,edo Hermanos y
10, 6 cajss galletas csjas leche l
blrril jamones fIs haiin2 csJa alpis
te A csj4s esparragos l balrn cicha
r0s ! d polvos 2 d dulce l q anuDci. 8
FGeiria, A.onso y CO, so SIS aaGsar so SIS
chicharos Sobrlnos de Isqu:erdo co,
cI romano Targa y CO, 8 cls fiOs p4te
mercancias Santiseban Orayarri co, 2lI
cIs pqts 81 fdos mercancias Vidal her.
manCs cIs mercaLCias A Onega co 11OI
atdos papsi Scrs de Abarca 2 cfits 6 BIS
s CPS terreteria Scrs de A Mayol co 2 ro-
los 1 Of quincalla. r Fabian y co "a CTS
mercancias M Bianco y co l cI efectos
Para droguista Bermudez hermanos co 81
. dos cIs quincalla Gonzalez Padn her
m nos IL bltos quincaLa Muntaner co 81
fcos IL CTS Pqts quiLcalla Z4lduondo y
NJ er 10 cls me,canci6s Sucrs de Orcasitss
6 cIs pqte mercancias Hernaiz co 43
els 13 fdos l pqte mercanclas j Matienzo
IL bultos qnincalla Rstulados 353 bnitcs
varios A la orden: GRO o. mercanc' as
To q id PS Ct il SALE CT correas
RN j CT 6tectos escriiOrio FOPR CTS &C
.css,r:os Ri BIS aaufre HIS 10 .btlos va
rios BW CT efsctos gonna BU 10 SIS sal
ch:ca6n 5I3 jamones 20 BPS tOcino So 1Ol
cIs salchich6n GAO 1913 manteca L 100
tsmbores bscalao V 300 SIS arroz x 200
SIS harina DSO 20 CTS afrecho 20 bits varios
SINH 20 BIS aTenques 10 tambofes bacalao
10 bIs tocino NO l els anuucios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-11

servido para corrag;r ciertas diff
cienc;as del aparato, pero aver ha
quedado demcstrado practicamente
de que & Mr.. Dumont le cabe la
gloria de haber conseguido la direc
ci6n absolute de los mongolferes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-11
TABAco

Muy corta es Ia solicitud no obstan-
to ser abundante la cantidad de 6sta
koja en- Ia que Sc nota calma hasta pa
ra su misma fabrication, debido & que
la expo taci6n de eIaborados no es ac-
tiva.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-11
|HOrTOTOSa demenCid

Una madre mata 4 su hija Z
En Gusyama 80 hs dteauollado IN suce-
so aaneriento cue tlene eonaiernados los
Yecinos.
Lucia Lsbgon, que dslde haes alsdn ITEM
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-11
Prueba decisiva de los
glob0s
Santos Dumont triunfa
LAS DEFIoIENoIAs coRREGIDAs
servisio esblegrkneo especial del Bolstin
Mercantil)

Paris, viernes. Aver tuvo lugar
en- eeia capital IA Ultima y decisiya
p5ueba del elobo dirigible de SAM
los DGmont ian discuiido por toda
d 11enta eufopsa.
70. snisEioIss sxpe iimsntog han
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-11
AZCOAR
CAFE

Debid0 10 reducidisima que es "a
existencia, SO opera muy POGO con este
articnlo, notaadose alguna disposition
para obtener dicho grano. Oon firme
Sc cierran los tipos 5 12a q s 13 por
"Oorrientes Cubant 81, 5 Is q 8 134 pOr
pil6n", y s 14a s144 por .haciendan, ).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-11
MAIz

La soIicitud de este grapo continda
mny mcderada cuya c0tisacion cierra
floja a 81 fAnega, habiendo abundante
existencia del mismo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-11

Principal efecto de la
prueba
DumOnt avanza con [su aparatO con.
ira ell vlentO
RUIDOSAS MANIFESTACICNES
DEL PUBLICO
ervicio Cablegrafco especial del Boletin
Mercantil
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-11
Nluguna

oPnnAuosHs On nOoUns I'm PUs1ro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-11

MERCADO DE FRUTOS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-11

La veI0cidad del glObO
Ovaci0nes al aerOnauta brasileno
Ell MfNISTRO DE LA GUERRA
POderOsa arma de guerra
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-11
Otro despach0 de
FiIipinas

Seeci0n de macabeIes sorprendidos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-11
Ninguna

Ninguna
sALIDA DR TRAvEsIA
Para la Guaira y escalas vsp anne
philadelphia" por Villar y co, con
oarga de transitc.
sALrDAS De oosTAEERos
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-04
OBITUARY.
MIS-. Eliza B. Hathaway.


MrS' fIlZa - fia'hdWaF, Well
Known ana nlSniE esteemed resiueh'
ol lhlS city uleu at lilia'llSht on SAT
ut""E' al t'lc nome "l HeT s'epSoil'
lew iati'aWaH' 90 terrace street.
"S"' ~ Years, tieF oeath WaS caoStu
Nv '"nlplicatlohS resulting from tue
Siip' 'p 10 the Inle OF i'ct Seizure pE
the prrNaillllg elldeihl', She was re-
MAJ lhap'F active woman ana II Is as
S'r'e" 'hit hc' adNahcoo age W"' III
no way responsive ior her deHlsc'
MrS. natl"N"H was Iorl III Sulehl'
NdSl'lhSto" county ~ !" OF duiy
= iHl'' hcr hlaiuch halne was Eilza
iti"SSoin' Hhc was married IN Ni' l"
HIldN i'' IiatilaNaH' OF tiIS tl'N' tnlS
making MS ihlru marfalSe' ana 'he
ruupI' cam" To 'arnohdaie |" rcSloe.
hrS "lh no' r'''"ll h"F'' nol changed
men IcS'"cnce d hummer OF ''iheS ana
nlalIE came DUCK 10 the floheor 'ltF.
Nlhet''n Years ago her husband "l'd
ana IS nu'leu III 'aip"hdaIc' Allcr MS
u'"th' ms WHO" Went 10 Nllkc"-
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agreed upon which will so through
without any friction.
All arrangements have been COM
plctcd for the bazaar which will lie
opened in tha social room of the Pres
bytcrian church this evening \ num-
hcr of booths have been very taste
fully decorated by MIR. J. 4. Wa,ag
and are laden with q collection Of
pretty and useful articles. which will
he sold at very reasonable price. Thl
candy booth contains all kinds of tia
best homemade confections. The fol.
lowing programme will Ice rendered
this evening: Piano solo. Miss Name
| Sarge; recitation. Miss Gcric Han
nick; solo, Miss May Kennedy; duet.
Misses Ncttie Mason and Nina Thomas
solo, Samuel Hill reading, T.. :. Jones
duet Misses Agnes and Jean William
son; THE Village Choir" Miss Lloyd,
Mrs. Buddle, Mr. Stone and Mr. Bon.
stein
Mrs. James DOlan. Of DimoCk, Sus-
quehanna county, is visiting relatives
in town.
Mrs. J. V. Fadden, of Dunmorc street.
| is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Mary Evans and daughter, Miss
Alice Evans, of Hyde Park, were vis-
| itOrs here yesterday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-04
pECkVILLE.

At jll O'Clock yesterday afternoon
a disastrous fire broke out on Bridge
street on East Side, and before the
flames could be checked three buildings
were almost totally destroyed and ON"
badly damaged. The blaze originated
at a houH' owned by Patrick MCCldin,
and occupied by Mr.. Murphy, where
an exploding lamp set fire to Il pair of
curtains and other Of the room fur
nishings.
The flames spread quickly and soon
the house next door. owned by Patrick
Kane. was a mass of fire. John Kim
backs building was the third to Civ
way, but the Jcssup and Wilson hose
companies, which responded To the
alarm. checked the spread of the flames
at Kimback's furniture store which
was, however. badly damaged.
All four buildings wcrc two-story
frame structures, The total damage
amounted To about $4,000.
The home of Mrs. j. g. Craig. ON
south Main street had narrow escape
from destruction by fire at about 10
o'clock yesterday morning. AS it was.
the interior of AN upstair bedroom was
badly burned. Mr., Roy Craig. a son.
occupied the bedroom. AS n was leav-
ing it he lit a cigar and threw the
match upon the floor, not noticing that
it was still burning. lie then went
down stairs. y few minutes later it
was discovered that the house was fill
ing with smoke. \ hurried cXamina-
ton was made aud the interior of the
bedroom was found to be burning
briskiy, several ncighbors rushed to
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-04
Mobiles Affiliate.

\ humber Of the local fratclnal suri.
cites have lately incorporated a side
degree into their meetings for the puv-
pose of fun and good fellowship. The
degree is q burlesquc one and has no
real affinity with the more serious
business affairs of the lodges but con-
siderable hilaIty has been extracted
from thcir work. 1t is called the
Arabian degree OF Mobiles. ON SatEr-
day evening the Junior order of United
American Mechanics khan, known as
the "Nlan OF the Flaming Rag" paid
a fratcrnal visit to The khan of Court
Lily, which is dignilied by the title Of
the KHAN of Tp-i-de-i-do," and visit.
orS and hosts had a royal good time
y smoker WAS given and speeches
made and the benefits of being a mem
bcr at the Arabian degree of Mobiles
dwelt on al length, Among the speak
erS were Noble Beard, Noble John J..
Emmett, Noble Madison and Noble
D"lcNdn,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-04
The Passing Throng.

Miss Frances Moses spent sunday
with relativ in town.
Mary Watcrfcld, of Scranton, spent
SUNDAY with her parents in town.
William Stevens has accepted posi-
tion with y. +. stephens, the Salem
avenue grocer
Thomas Irland, OF DanVilc. Pa,
spent yesterday with Max ID. shepherd,
of Salem avenue.
Miss Maude Harnden leaves this city
for Binehamton today, where she will
make her future home.
Martin Gala CHER, of Brooklyn street,
leaves this morning for an extensive
trip in the Empire state,
Miss Bertha Robinson and Herbert
Histed are the latest additions to Prof.
Scotts commercial school.
John Naylor. of the Metropolitan In
surance company, left for New York
on Saturday. He will be back today.
Mrs. c. r. Bunting, of Farno, Pa,
has been the guest OF her brother-in-
law. IL. =, Starkweather, Tor the past
week
DR.. T.. A. Starkweathe", of Phiia-
telphia, has been spending Il few days
ut the home of his uncle IL. i. STARK
weather, OF Wyoming street, VINO had
the misfortune 10 break his leg some
time aGO,
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OLD,O423
AFTER CITY OFFICES.
Candidates for City Clerk, Solicitor.
Select Chairman, etc., Are Hust-
ling for Support.

Considerable speculation Is being in
dulged in i'm official circles as to who
the officers of the various municipal
bodies will he. The councils, poor board
and board of health rcUrganiZc on the
first Monday in April. while the reor.
ganization of the school board will not
occur until the first of June.
The fight for tn, city clerkship the
most ardent struggle of all, goes mer-
rily ON. " l.. Moon. the incumbent.
and Fred Thomas are each eXerting
every effort to tie up majority of
votes. ten being needed to elect. Both
sides claim the advantage. but. as n
matter of fact. the members still un-
pledged make the result decidedly un-
certain, and In fact, the finale may
be the election of q dark horse"
Closely connected with the city
clerks fight is that for city solicitor.
Il. ID. stuart who has held the Office
for the two years past is a candidate
for recollection and eX-Mayor O'Neili
is also after the office. IL. &. Buffers
name has been mentioned but that Scn-
tlcman has made no effort to secure
the position. Tho outlook is unccr-
tain
Quit Il fight is also being put up
FOR the craftsmanship of common coun-
ell. The Republicans have settled on
Robert Whitfield, the new member from
the Third, while the Democrats are
rallying around Alex. Kennedy. Of the
Fourth ward. who Is chairman of the
present organization. In the upper
branch the Chairmanship will probably
fan to either j. ID. Davis or j. +
Mannion.
Anthony +. Lotus, the present clerk
of the common council, whose work
has been highly satisfactory, will
have. from the present outlook, no
opponent. He would. at any rate, be
a hard man to beat. as he is strongly
entrenChed in the good graces of the
councilmen. 1t is said. also. that Sec
retary Evans and Sanitary Officer
Moliitt will have no opposition.
ON thc poor board. II. c. Williams
will probably succeed +. \. Riven-
burg as secretary and John McCabe
will be made treasurer. TO succeed j.
T.. Lynch 1t IL Mr. Morgln's turn
To be hartman, but whether or not he
will take the office remains to be seen.
the result of the reorganization of the
school board is . completely unknown
quantity, at this time.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-04
0LYpHANr.

MIS- Ellen Gibbons aa old and Ia-
spcpted resident Of this place, died AT
her home, on I.utE.UauUd street, sat
urday morning, after an illness OF sey-
pral weeks. Mrs Gibbons was horn i'm
Ireland she had lived in Olyphant for
the past thirty-iiyr years. She was a
devoted member of 81, Patgick's church
and was esteemed by At large circle OF
acqualnlances. The following children
survive her: Thomas and John Glib
buus, who reside in the west: d. f.
Gibbons, of scranton; Mis-. Douglas
coles. of Phllal''phia; Patrick. Nellie
ANA NIarparct Gibbons, of this place.
The funeral viii take place tomorrow
moIning al 10 o'clock, interment i'm
81, Patrick's cemetery.
In attempting To board a train Of
cars on The ontario and Western rail.
road at OlSphant yesterday afternoon.
John Besinski, aged fourteen, had his
arm cu' off above the elbow and re-
ceiyed an ugly scalp wound. The acct
dent happened about hundred feet
below the depot. The injured boy was
carried into tine Office of Dr Grams,
nearby. where his wounds were dressed.
Later he was ,dI;rn to che LackaWau-
ma hospital His home is in piiccburg
The retail liquor dealers OF Oiyphaut
ana vicinity ara requested To meet az
80 O'Clock this afternoon at the hotel
of Thomas Il, Williams, ON Hudson
stIrrt
Mrs, \. j, schultz left for New York
yesterday on a visit,
The newly elected cuuncimu win
take their seats at toUighCs mcetnc