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lie toIInSs on forever ul.n ell you chAs. IL dous.
he follow after shadows th, King ot Ireland >ou.
The most marked characteristics - all
Irish poetry Ia its intense nntionaliSul.
that passionate love of tHc native soil that
finds - expression sometimes IN songs
II rebellion, often IN songs ~ misery f,
always, III some form or another. lt.sr
hards ha - ever Imagined the woti loved
native lsud ns marty red maid with the
soIruws oi "a thousand years Iu her dark
hut ever youthfu. eyes And many lcau-
uill names they have mad" '"r ltcr that
tuoy 'nIgAt sing tn-lr love and their d"vu
ton uukuuWu tu tIc Eug Sh Oppres-urs
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pITTSTON.


Special to the >crsntOu Tribune
pit,ston, Feb. 2j..-lc!n Tiguc son Of T. II.
Tigc, of North Main strct, employed as Il
tedmstcr ior Coopcr's furniture store. fell nom
hs wagon at the Delaware and Hudson station,
where he was loading furniture this morning.
Both OF his hands were broken Just above the
wrists lie also received bad cut OH the head
and bruises on the face.
Morin Mitchell, aged - yeats. died yesterday
afternoon at his sons home at Browntown.
Mitchell was one OF the survivors OF a terrible
accident which took place here during the infancy
cf mining operations. Forty yoars ago with two
other men, he was ascending old No. 9 shaft q
the Pcnnsvlysna Coal company at the head ~
Pine succt, when the rope broke, dropping the
cage to the bottom. one oi the men was instant
ly killed and another seriously injured, while
Mitchell escaped with severe injuries.
The election oi =. +. Joyce rs city treasurer
AZ the recent election viii leave Nacan,y in the
select council from the Second ward Mr.. Joyce
is chairman ot tn" select and will resign at tho
nCNt meeting. \ special election to dll thc
vacancy will br ordered by Mayor Corcorm.
Tho conservation services ot the new cdih .
of the welsh Congregational church viii tIEc
place March 2t@l, inclusive.
The West pttston Congregational church
cleared s7j by tho competitive meeting held on
I MaShington's birthday
Funeral Director g. H. Cutler mas rented 10,
old Butler mine office on North Main street and
win move into II IN April I.
4 two.hOur secret session of the officers uf tho
Central Labor unions oi Pitt.tou, Wilkes Bare
and Scranton vas held at union headquarters
here Sunday afternoon. Wc no information
could he obtained as 10 the business transacted.
it is understood that the three counties will
unite in an EFFORT to secure settlement OF the
present strike among the mill girls. Another
meeting will he held in scranton next SUNDAY.
The workmcn at the Delaware mine of the
Delaware aud Hudson company, at Hudson, have
about hcmned in the big tire which has been
raging in the mine since December IL. The OF.
hcicls are confident that within week they will
have il suihcieniy under control to direct the
air courses so as TO permit OF thD resumption of
work at the Laurel Run colliery at Parsons.
which has been idle owing 20 the sulplurous
fumes coming iTom the fire, the two mines being
connected.
Sneak thieves entered the home oi Peter kuhn
on Parsonage street. saturday afternoon and stole
purse containing 81.
\ boxing contest will take place in Music hall
Wednesday evening of this week. Tho event
OF the evening will he hite,nround bout be-
tween Joe Harris, oi WikcsBare and "Jack'
Kinan, of this city.
\ hearing in the illegal voting cases which
resulted from the warm municipal election here
Tuesday took place before Alderman Evans in
the Tenth ward Saturday evening. Thomas De
vine James Campbell and Thomas Fagin waived
a hearing aud were hcld in 500 bail Michael
Mcnamara demanded hearing and produced a
tax receipt Tor 1895 taxes paid February 10. 1900
The alderman reserved his decision in the case
until Monday might.
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MONTROSE.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Montrosc, Feb. 2j--Ilon. Humphrey i. Mil
lard. former member Of the state legislature
and Baptist clergyman died at his home III
Rush at an early hour this morning of pnou-
nonia, following severe attack of the gIip.
Elder Niird besides being minister and poll
tiGian, was a practical farmer and was largely
engaged in agriculture mp To his last Illness lie
was a veteran ot the rebellion and prominent in
Grand Army circles. In politics Millard was a
sterling Republican, and such was elected to
the lower house OF the legislature serving during
the session of ls93.Qi.
Deputy Postmaster Mack /, again un duty.
after several days Illness.
Mrs. Jane Williams, an aged ,Ol0Tcd resident,
has been stricken with paralysis and is in criti-
cal condition
\. Buckley, striking boiler maker OF Su,-
quchanna was the guest OF his aunt Mrs. l.. W..
Baldwin, in this place on Friday and saturday.
$. Hunting Sayre and Charles r. Sayre. Of
Hampton, Va, have been in town attending 10
business connected with the estate oi their uncle,
the late Daniel Slyrc.
Charles Warner. son OF eX.Postfndst,T Warner,
who is attending a business college at Scranton.
spent sunday at his home in this place.
Revival meetings at the Methodist Episcopal
church are being held every evening this week,
ande are conducted by the pastor, Rev. Haskell
u. Benedict.
Harry fredcrcks. Of Allentown. has Joined his
witc and baby at the home OF Mrs Fredcricks'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Dennis. sr.
Mrs. O. ~ Rsley and family have gone TO
Lestcrshro y. Y, to reside.
Glenn Guy, son OF Mr. and Mrs y. Guy, re-.
turned home a few days ago from Schenectady,
y. V, where he hold q position as electrical
engineer. and he mas since been confined TO his
bed with severe attack of stomach trouble.
Henry +. Turrell. an aged and respected towns.
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SUSQUEHANNA.
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epeciaI TO the scranton Tribune.
Susuuehanna, Feb. 25.--Dr. NJ. l..
Miller was professionally engaged in
Elmira on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. George Densmore spent
Sunday with Binghamton friends.
Engineer Frank Robbins is on the
sick list.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
ward Doyle. of the Oakland side. died
today.
Born. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Car
rigg, Of Broad street. Il son.
The Christian Endeavor society will
hold dime social at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. Storm Narick.
Grandst rect. on Friday evening.
Mrs. David Wheeler. of Hornellsville,
who has been visiting Susquehanna
and Oakland friends. has returned
home.
Miss NJ. Louise Curtis. Of Winwood
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
parents in this place.
Miss Edith Curtis on Saturday after
noon entertained the Thlmble club at
her home on Jackson street.
After an Illness of several months
John II. Mcmahon. a popular resident
urday afternoon. lie Is survived by
the widow and several children The
funeral will take place from ST John s
Catholic church on Tuesday morning,
where requiem high mass will he cele-
brated. st. Johns branch. Catholic
Mutual Benevolent association. and the
Ancient Order of IIibernians will at
tend in "A body. Interment will take
place in Laurel Hill cemetery.
Rev. Samuel Moore u. D., of Wilkes
Barre, occupied the pulpit of the
Methodist church on Sunday morning.
The Ladies' society of the Brother
hood of Locomotive PTemen will hold
supper in Knights Of pythias hall on
Tuesday evening
And the strike is still here.
Harry Stewart. of East Main street.
was quite severely injured while coast
ing on the Oakland side on Friday
evening.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Leon LARA
bee. of Oak street. a daughter.
The first Lenten communion was
celebrated in Grace Episcopal church,
Oakland, on Sunday morning.
Susquehanna county has popula-
tion of 40,0i3. II the population had
fallen below 10000 the county would
have lost its president judge. 1t would
have been attached to some other
judicial district, one president judge
serving two counties. and having,
locally, associate judges.
John Roche was brought before Jus
tice Gleason on Saturday morning.
charged with assaulting Charles A..
Sexton. Roche was held in 5000 bail
for his appearance before the grand
jury. Sexton is filling the place of a
| striker in the Erie shop, hence
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. William Rus
! sell, Of Elm street a son.
Born. to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boy
den, of East Church street. a daugh-
ter.
Mrs. Bryant, an aged resident OF
Maple avenue, on Saturday fell and
fractured her collarbone.
Mrs. Lydia Brown, of Maple avenue,
is ill.,
George Brown, of Erie. is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Lydia Brown, of
Maple avenue.
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street. at 2 o'clock. The programme
was as follows: RecaptuIation, Mrs.
Avery; "Our Cousin of Scotland" Mrs
II. Billings; william Drummond, of
Hawthornden" Mrs. Brown; Thomas
Campbell" Mrs. stark: James Hogg."
Mrs. Camp: "Eonny Kilmeny," read
ing. Mrs. stone: "Tea," Mrs. Ross.
Miss Elizabeth Kittrldge, who has
been the guest of Miss Bessie Rice at
Scranton, the past week. returned home
Saturday.
Miss Eva Moss. Of Flainsville, is via
iting her grandfather, DIR. A. B. Wood
ward at this place.
Mrs. f. l.. Hewitt. Of Pittston, is vis-
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Il. Keifer. on Putnam street.
Miss Sophrona I,uckcnbill visited
WilkcsBarrc the last of the week.
Miss Nellie Billings. student at
Wyoming seminary, spent Sunday with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ruel Bill
lings, on East Tioga street.
+. \. Purdon, OF Dalton, spent sum
day with his wife. who Is visiting her
parents Dr. \. n. Woodward and wtce,
ut this place.
Attorney q. smith Kmncr was in
w On NuSlHtSS
Mrs. Frances Billings. who has been
the guest of her son, W. l.. Billings.
at Kingston. the past three weeks. re-
turned home on saturday.
John Scouten. esq, of Dushorc, spent
sunday with Judge Harvey Slckler and
wife
VI. w. Reeser. of North Mehoopany.
was a business caller in town on Satur-
day. Mr.. Reeser will quit the hotel
business and return 10 his farm in
Sullivan county.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mcleod left
Saturday for Scranton 90 visit rela
tives, from whence they will proceed
10 their new home at Amsterdam, n.
Y.
Misses Mary ana Josephine Boyce,
OF the International Correspondence
| school at Scranton, spen; sunday with
! their parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. Patrick
Boyce, on Pine street.
Mrs. Martha Chase. of Wilkes Barre.
who has been the guest Of her brother,
T. II. Grcenville, the past week, has
returned home.
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DURYEA.



Duryca. Feb 2j.--Saturday evening al the Law.
renee Hose company's tair the hall was crowded
About $50 people witnessed the delightful en-.
tertainmeut The Taylor Hose company No. l.
and Century Hose company, No. ., attended.
Music was furnished by the local drum corps
The prize winners were as follows: Door prize
2SO; ucturc Mrs. Cruise Babylon; carving knife
and fork, Harry Mcintyre, Old Forge; table,
Robert Iloar: vases, MIR. Clark; water set, George
Naylor; lamp, Mr.. Mcintyre; picture, Arthur
Seamans picture, Maggie Pickrcll, and several
others OF minor account The iair viii be con-
tinued a few evenings this week.
MIR A. j. Donnolly gave a very interesting
lecture IN the auditorium of the High school
triday evening.
saturday the Flallatcad coicry was again
forced to suspend operations on account Of the
great increase OF water in the mine. Yesterday
they resumed operations again.
Friday afternoon the pupils OF the High school
gave very interesting educational entertain.
ment.
Friday evening the lair little lads ana lissics
gathered togethc. to honor one more OF their
merry little companions, Miss Beatrice, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. James Perry, Of Marcy avenue
Those who participated in the pleasures were as
follows. Misses Ethel Thomas, Scranton; Mabel
stiles, Alice Anderson, Minnie Barnes, Margaret
Price Maud Weldon, Clara Walsh, Elsie Hughes,
May Regan, Agnes Murphy. Ethel Williams,
Beatrice and Myrtle Zilk and Mcssrs. william
Williams Evans Jones, Hubbard and william
Houser, Thomas LeyShon, Henry IIolgatc, Oscar
RummerRcld, George neyler and Joseph Barnes
Mrs. William Evans, Of scranton visited at the
home OF her mother, Mrs. Benjamin Richardson.
Sunday
Mr.. John Ward, Of Philadelphia, is spending
a few weeks with friends in town,
Mrs James ROLES visited in Pittston, Monday
.FA NJ.
Allen. who has been i'll with bronchitis. is i'm.
proving
Mr. Silas Randall visited at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs Evans, of CoXton, Friday evening,
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BRADFORD COUNTY,



Towanda, Feb. 25.-Thc vater.takeIs have been
greatly inconvencnced owing TO a break in the
mains
A society paper is being published at Dushorc
by members OF the Evangelical Lutheran church.
The Franklin steamer company will realize
5000 from their fair.
Horace Brigham, an old resident OF SmithHeld
township, died on Thursday
Two hundred dollars worth OF seats owned by
the Baptists OF burlington were destroyed by a
lire at Canton. new church costing nearly
5000 was Just being completed and the order
had been paid
The population Of this county in 1890 was
shown TO be J9,2S3 and the 1900 report gives il
an increase OF only 40, Towanda borough has
population of 1868, while North Towanda has
ia and the township, I,O06.
Ransom Acklcy, late survivor Of the One
Hundred and Forty.lrst regiment died at his
home in honroetown on THURSDAY aged II
years,
Judge 4. G. Tanning attended the ninetieth
birthday anniversary OF his father, David Fan.
ming, at Wetona, Saturday.
Joe. the Turk" was visitor at the Saliva.
tion Army barracks over Sunday
The county jail is now occupied by thirteen
prisoners.
G. l.. Tubbs, OF Canisteo, n. Y, has taken
possession Of the Elwell House.
Rev l. I. Johnson, Of Wilkes Barre, conducted
services at the Baptist church yesterday
The marriage of Hon. Robert S. Edniston
Of Milan, TO Miss Victoria Thompson, Of Spen.
Ger, y. Y, occurred at Waverly on Saturday
evening Their acquaintance dates back to forty
years ago.
Rev. F. C. Jones' oi the Ulster PRESBYTERIAN
church, leaves next week for a trip through
the Holy Land.
The funeral Of Joel Stevens, aged 10 years, will
be held at Macedonia this afternoon.
Milo Wells, noted league ball player, Of this
place, died in Colorado last week Of consump.
tlon.
Another new order to employees OF the Lehigh
valley has been posted, which requires con.
ductors on freight trains 70 inspect their cars
whenever stops are made for water or at other
times when time is allowable, The conductor
and head brakeman must feel every car journal
with their hands, and also take note Of the
truck rigging, aud the reports must be made
complete. The order is made so as to guard
against accidents arising from hot or broken
Journals which have caused great expense and
disaster on the road.
Mrs Mary Mobiles is guest OF her sister Mrs
Thomas Ryan, at Washington, d. c.
Rev II. H. G. Vincent has resigned the rec.
torship OF the Episcopal church at Athens
Mrs $. II, Payne and daughter, Of Duluth are
visiting Towanda relatives.
b. A. Gaylord, an a,tache of the Manhattan
state hospital at Central Isip, ~ Y, visited
his brother Y. W, Gaylord, saturday and sun.
day, and also at Wyalusng.
recruiting station has been opened by Cor.
poral Mortenson in Towanda.
coon was discovered in a hollow log which
was being sawed at Canton factory.
Cornelius Cox, one Of Wyaluing's oldest resi-.
dents, died at the age Of 81 years. lie was born
In Milford, Monroe county, and came TO this
county in lsi0
ssyre is pretty sure OF tree mail delivery
system since its office receipts have reached the
required business Of $1,000 yearly
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Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Kingston, Feb. 25.-Professor Pedroe
Gillot returned to his work as teacher
of Greek and Latin last week. Pro-
fessor Pedroe has been soj1urning in
Cuba for the past three months. His
family returned with him.
The George F. Nesbitt oratorical
contest was held in Nelson Memorial
hall. Feb. 22. The prize was equally
divided between Arthur ]. Chapman
of the Independent society and Miss
Ellen Marion Palmer, of the Adelphian
society.
G. Buttz attended the Young Mems
Christian association convention at
Lancaster
NJ. s. Van Campen spent the short
vacation at his home in Gibson, Sus-
quehanna county.
Rev. Cooper, of Dalton, visited his
son, Jesse, the past few days. He
preached in the Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday morning and evening
The pastor, Rev. Murdock, is confined
TO his bed with another attack of the
grip.
+. X. Ierby preached in the Metho-
dist Episcopal church at Luzerne yes
terday morning.