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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24
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here from South Africa etiI refer 20 the
probable decision OF the Boon 10 surven.
der. but dispatch to the Daily News
from Volksrtytt, TO-DAY. declared That tli.
B0erS are determined to continue the war
and that their recent confercnces haH.
becn with tho cbjec; OF planning a sum.
mcr cAmpa,gn = -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. Dec. 23.-The folluw;n
pension changes. resulting from the issu.
of Dec 5. are annOunccd:
Increase. restoration. reissue. etc, An
&. Lee. Foxcroft. IS: Zacchcus Sruai!.
Bowdoin Centre. $40: Martin Schaublir.
rogus. *: Albion Il. +. Frye. Wellington.
ST.: james Quinn. Togus. s.: Horace +.
Merrill, Yarmouthvtiic. $40: John Ward.
Belfast. sl7. Original. widows. etc. spec
tai accrued Dec. Z. Sarah J. Martin. West
Peru. 81: GusSic Henderson. Augusta,
-: Julia Il. Rackliffe. Rockland. ~.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24
vwl1eo srAres TERRITORY.
Nav 0spsstnsss % tluiss Regarding Hasal
0llsaess 10 pAilipeinss. E.

Washington, Dec. cS.--Thc secretary OF
the navy has approved an opinion by the
judge advocate general that the Philip
pine islands arc United States territory
so far rs tho statute vi limitations APP
plies to naval offences.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24

Among the recent theatrical book
iiiks made by the council Of admiriis-
tfAtiun. Post Fund. are the ".Unclc
Terry" Co. for Jan. 8, and the Texas
steer" Co. for Feb. 25. '"' -. ~ F..
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cR!Ally'!E)ECL I! ! I ]!
Ooes sQteto Accept athl
nsll ly:Pollblio.


Washington Dec. 23.-Gov. Crane. Of
Massachutctts. has declined the treas.
ury portfolio rendered to him by Pres.
ident Ro1sevejt. last Friday. It was
officially announced at the White
House. today. that he had declined for
bnAiness and domestic reasons.
President Roosevelt Is considering
Gov. Shaw OF Iowa, in connection with
the treasury portfolio TO succeed Sec
retary Gage. The report was even
current here. this afternoon, that the
President had actually rendered the
position to Gov. Shaw. but at the
White House no confirmation Of the
latter report could be obtained.
Des Moines. Ia. Dec. c3.-Gov. l.. NJ.
Shaw. whom a New York telegra m
stated has been selected as the success.
sor TO Secretary Gage. stated when
called upon. this afternoon. that It was
the first intimAtion Of tho matter he
had received and that he had no in
formation to give out on the subject
whatever. -.
New York. Dec. 23.-The Evening
Post says word was received In bank
ing circles here. today, that ex-Gcv.
Lesl!c ". Shaw of Iowa. had been Sc
lected to succeed Mr.. Gage as secrc-
tary of the treasury. -rt
Washington. Dec 23.-The announce
mcitt Of Gov. Cranes deciination fol-
flowed conference between the Pres
ident and Senator Lodge after the lat
ter had talked Will, Gov. Crane over
the Ions distance telephone.
The only name suggested at the
White HOUSE. today. after II was
known that Gov. Crane would not ac-
sept WAS that OF Coi. Myron r. Her
rick Of Cleveland. Col. Hcrrick fs at
the head of one OF the largest savings
in the country and has had
a wide experience in financial affairs.
He was warm personal friend Of the
late President Mckinley and II Is nm
dcrstcod was promised a foreign mis-.
sion. -..-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24

By the command Of the shah the P<r-
stan government has arranged to send l50
yOunk Persians. the sons of wcll-60fli
petsoslatcs. TO Europe, at tho expense Of
thf state, for educational purposes. Tho
taNns selected for their s61olirt1 are f.oi,-
I6n. MOSCOW. st. Petersbufg Berlin stitl
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24
,schsey's Prize aasssy Awarded.

Washington. Dec. :5.-The treasury de-
parfment. today. drew . warrant IN Ia
vor "f Rear Admiral Schley for &S;34. his
;.liarc Of the prize mercy due him for IN
destruction OF the Spanish feet at Sail
tiago. July. ). 1898.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24
NEGOTIATIONS DRAGGING.
lHsis Progress ies Sale u DaaisA West ,otie,
H. Aspssaab Mn 1haas.

~, w :,sa :asn.ngton. Dec, 2. The Negotiations
states SStswsea ana The *ovs5nmsnts Of ne Unit.
Ssa 0n OF the Danisls' West indies. sre
'"es'ne' no susstaaiiai ,pryEfe.s has
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24
16AlShi's csassst prseram.

The concert program for this evening
will be: 5..,t IN
March, Through the Waves Ia.
orerture-'F'estivar' DIST tifney.
Spanish Waltxes-"El Paso,. anthomy
sclcction-"iome Memories" Dist timeE
~ Catlin
Ms3atlgc.. OF Popular Meiodics-"A Gurs.
Thing" rf 80 90 Tnlsssi,i
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24
MAINE POSTAL CHANGES.

Washington. Dec. 1a-Tbc following
post office has been discontinued in
Maine:
tp Strong
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24

Miss George Hewins has returned
fron, 4 few weeks vacation passed al
her home in Augusta and resumed he.
duties as a nurse in the hospital.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24

William II. Pierce reported for duty
Monday. from a 80 days furlough T.
Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24

Th" funeral of the late Timothy J.;
Parks will be held at the chapel. at II
O'Clock this forenoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24
NATIONAL HOME.

John l.ewellyn has returned from
short furlough to Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24

I'd. II. Packer returned, Monday
from a furlough Of several months du
ration. to Cousins Island, Me. ~.
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-. w. Gaove

The genuine ihxStiyc Af6iyitso oni ssfnA
IAblets. the ceae6fated Cola iaiid G5ffp
C0fe. % cents. ~ rf.l.a. IL
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presence of til" enemy. She is one of
thirteen civilians who have been award
ed medals. Eleven of the others were
scouts in Indian campaigns, while the
twelfth was Il uuartermaSter'S cmploye.
In 1865. tWenty-ninc medals were be-
slowed on commissioned and nOn-com-
mSsioued officers who were detailed to
accompany Lincoln's remains from
Washington to Springfield, III.
Eleven years ago an organization
known as the Medal of Honor Legion
was formed with II view to securing
more care in the bestowal of medals
The secretary OF war issued a new
regulation limiting the issue of these
decorations to cases of distinguished
2allantry. An unsuccessful effort was
made. also. to get Il law through con-
SreSS limiting the time of issue TO three
wears from the date of the mcrtorOLS
performance This would insure more
trustworthy testimony on which To base
an award. In 1896 congress did pass Il
joint resolution authorizing IL certain
ribbon to be worn in lieu of the medal.
1t is u small bow of red, white ana
blue. adapted to the lapel buttunllole
Congress has been Yer! Negligent
about guarding the honors it bestoWs.
For example there is no law against
counterfeiting these medals Of honor,
and at one time n Washington spcCu-
lato, made Il neat sum by selling them
at 81 apiece
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Coming Organ Recital.

ON Tuesday evening. December ),
Prof. William T.. Ashmali Of Arling-
ton. y. j.. will hold an organ recital
and concert III the First baptist church
on south Main uVcnuc. Although
tier" are many exceedingly fine mu-
HicianE. Vet none stand higher in their
chosen profession than does Prof. Ash
mall. VINO for many years has been the
well known and ponular composer ana
editor Of Tho Organist Journal. Il mu-
siCal composition used by thousands Of
choiis and most fully appreciated by
thorn.
The choir OF the First BAPTIST church
under the ibl" leadership of their pop
ular choris!er ana orglnIst. Mrs. =. c..
i;cllnc. have been douhly fortunate.
First in securing the handsome new
pipe organ which makes more beautiful
their cosy hous" OF Worship and Sec
Ondly in securing the services of Il NIL
siciam who will give the liberal West
Slnr,' 1t musical treat beyond their
highest anticipation.
Some Of th" best known talent of our
city has been secured ana the professor
ably seconded nv those of our city.
promises to give Il treat which should
never be missed.
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Events Of This Evening.

The ladies who will assist in the
Patriotic Order Sons of Americas fiir
will meet in Washington hall this even
ing.
Prof. William j. Davies mixed choir
will meet for rehearsal this evening in
the First Welsh Congregational church.
There will be an Old Folks concert
this evening ut the Jackson Street Bap-
tist church.
Tho ladies OF the Simpson Methodist
Episcopal church whose names begin
with the letters y to Y. will serve a
supper in the church this evening from
q To- ocloci;
\ concert for the benefit of David !.
Davis will be held at the Jackson Street
BAPTIST church on Wednesday evening,
December l.
The West Side Central Republican
club will hold an important meeting
this evening.
The oxford Gee club will rchearse in
the Welsh Congregational church this
evening. Every member is requested to
be present. The Glce club will sing at
the reception to be given "Mahon" to-
morrow evening ut the Calvinistc
church. Members are requested to bring
copies of Comrades and Martyrs of
the Arena" for rehearsal
The committee from the various To-
Gals of the Delaware. LackaWunna
ana Western ooliieries. having in
charge the arrangements for the re-
ception to Hon. William Abrahams
next Wednesday evening. are re-
ques;ed to meet at o'clock this evcn-
ins III d. y. Evans hall, South Main
avenue,
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

The remains of Ruth, the young child
az Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. Davis. of
South Main avenue, We're inferred in
the N'uShburn street cemetery ycStcr-
day afternoon.
The funeral Of Mr.. and Mrs Frank
IioSan's child also occurred yesterday
afternoon from the house. on Hampton
street. Burial was made in the Cathe-
drnl cemetery.
Miss Ninona Dcpuy, OF North Lincoln
avenue. IS indlSposcd.
William Thomas, OF South Main ave-
nue. has returned home from Il visit to
Buffalo.
Marshall Darling, "t Chestnut street.
is able 10 be around again, after a To-
cent operation.
Jasper Jones. of North lIyd" Park
avenue. has accepted Il position with
Clarke Bros.
The Christian Mother society of the
ST Johns German Catholic church
served 4 supper in their hail last even
inG
y daughter Was recently born 10 Mr..
and Mrs. Henry rplhemus, ~ North
Bromley avenue.
George Snow, Glenn Marsh and George
Hill are hunting in the vicinity Of Eos
ter.
\ room for girls has been opened in
No, IS night school. and the Attendance
is on the increase.
The Ladies' league of the First Welsh
baptist church will conduct II fair on
December Is and 10,
The young people Of the Chestnut
street German Presbyterian church will
hold an pntertlinmpnl and social m
THANKSGIVING evening,
Tho Y. NJ, |. minstrel company held n
wcll-attcnded rehearsal last evening.
undr, the direction % Prof. John II.
Watkins.
Mrs, l.. Albert, of Eighth street, is
seriously i'll at her home,
Mrs. y. q. Mayo. Of Swetland street
is confined 10 her home by Illness.
Mrs, j. j. McAndrew, of Trip Park,
Is i'll at her home
David Williams, OF l2o1 Hampton
street. VAS injured while at work IN
the mines Yesterday. He was taken 10
tho Moses Taylor hospital.
Thomas D. Thomas, of III Hyde Park
avenue, is recovering after weeks
illness,
Mrs, J"nkln j. Jones, of Miners
Mills, called on her sister. Mrs. Thom-
as ID. Thomas, Of North Hyde Park
avenue on Monday,
Electric City commandery, No. IL,
4. and ]. O. n. OF NJ. will hold an in.
tercstins convocation this evening in
Masonic hall, North Main avenue,
where business OF importance will be
transacted and the presence Of every
member is requested
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Fell OFF q Porch.

Fred Grill II we'll known young man
of this side. met With n serious ucci-
dent yesterday that will prevent him
from following his employment for
some time.
Grill is employed as u plumber by the
firm of Xeig!cr aud Schumacher
and was doing some repairs on a house
belongings to Mr.. Fry on stone avenue.
His work took him onto the porch and
he was Just in the act of mailing on a
safety elect when he slipped ana fell
to the ground, Il distance of twelve
feet.
Grill landed on his feet. but on rr-
covering found he WAS unable to walk
Assistance was at once rendered and
the sufferer removed "a his home, S.i
Alder street, where Dr. j. j. walsh was
summoned, The physician on exams
ining the injured Ice found that n SIM
pie fracture near the ankle had been
sustained.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21
PARK PLACE.

u. II. Lccvc. of Norwich New
York. lis the guest of Foster Reynolds
on Diamond avcnue.
Carrie Reynolds. of Diamond ave.
nue, has returned home. after spend.
ing several weeks with friends in New
York.
James Laurie, of West court street
while hunting in Pike county. shot a
fine buck deer. IT can be seen AT +
Il. Terwillger's butcher shop. o,
Court street.
Mrs. Margaret Frantz. of Chicago
who has been visiting Mrs. Ami,
Brown, of Court street, for the past
two months. returned home Friday.
Jessie Ackcrson, of Wood street, ie.
turned home Tuesday after attending
the funeral of her mother, Mrs. Eme.
line Baker, at Shultsvillc.
Charles Ackerson. of Tunkhannock
is visiting friends in Park Place.
Mr.. Price has opened butcher snor
in the Hawks building. ON Providence
road.
Higgins Stnnsbury, of Tunkhan.
mock. is visiting john Stansbury. OF
Providence road.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. :. prltohard. Of 81.
Court street. attended the funeral OF
Mrs. Emeiinc Baker. Of Shultsvilc
sunday.
The Court Street Methodist l.pisco-
pal church VIII hold a Thanksgiving G
dinner ana supper on Thanksgiving
Day.
Thomas Williams. of Short avenue
has been taken To the Hahncmanl
hospital FOR treatment for rheuma-
tisnl.
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GREEN RIDGE.

Fir" broke out in a double tenement
house. on Deacon street. near the
Delaware and Hudson mule barn yes
ter'thN afternoon. between and 8
O'Clock. An alarm was turned in from
loN II and the Liberty and General
Phinncy companies were soon on the
ground. The fire started in the attic
and was caused by some straw conf
ing in contact with an over heated
chimney. The house was occupied by
JoSeih Dcnettsky and Il. \. Pitsca-
vaNc. Who saved most nr their furni-
ture by carrying it out. The house
was damaged about $500 worth and
was insured.
&. Il. Tobey. of Electric avenue, will
spend the day hunting near Moscow.
I. j. SnoWdcn and j. ID. Mason re-
turned yesterday from Il hunting trip
at Wyausing. with a fine lot OF game
Edward Pritchard, of Penn avenue,
has gone to New Mexico.
Miss Grace IIigbee. of Elizabeth, n.
j.. viii return home today. after a
weeks visit at the home of Mrs. A..
G. Thomason. of North Park.
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WAR DEPARTMENT MEDALS.
The Relative Values of These Marks
of Distinction.

From lie New York Evening Post
Tho medal OF honor conferred by the
war department is Il trophy of which
the winner may well be proud. 1T
means that the person to whom it is
awarded has performed some act "uf
such Il conspicuous character us 10
clearly distinguish him for gallantry
and intrepdity above his comrades
service that involved extreme jeopardy
OF life or the performance Of extra
ordinarily hazardous duty" So read
the regulations governing the medal
issue. Not many have been granted OF
late years--Scarcely II hundred to vet
Grams OF the Spanish-.imerlcan war and
tie Philippine service.
But the value OF one OF these medals
depends very much on the date OF is
sue, OF the .,5a5 put ont since the law
was passed IN 1868, nearly half are little
better than counterfcits. immediately
after the civil war the medals were
often issued with Il laundering careless
ness, tending to uctract from the honor
which should rightly attach to their
possession. The Twenty Maine
infantry, for example, was stationed al
Arlington Heights. just south of the
l
listment of most Of the men was about
run out, when the threatened invasion
OF Pennsylvania by Lee made 1t desr-
able that they remain in service II l"W
days more. President Lincoln prom-
iscd that all mcmborS of The regiment
who remained should be presented with
medals Of honor Only 900 officers ana
men complied with this request. \ few
days later the battle of GettysburS was
fought, ana they were no longer needed.
As it was, they had not been called into
action and were not within hearing dis
tance Of the battle, But on January Il.
1863, medals Of honor, S6i in number.
were issued to All members Of the rcgi-
ment. although not less Than $50 had
declined Ia respond to the argent rr-
quest of the president, and had gone
back 10 their homes.
In the years following The Civil war
4 number Of medals were issued 10
scouts and civilians. one was given To
Vanderbilt who had presented the gov
crnment with 4 steamship. Remark
able Ia relate, one Was given 10 Dr
Mary Walker VI was not for heroiSm
in assuming male attire IN defiance uG
custom that her medal was given. d.
Mary had been II contract surgeon"
and The record reads that the lhcdal
was issued 20" service rendered dur
ing The war" Tho date OF issue was
1866 Dr., Mary did render professions
services at The hospitals i'm Washing
ton. but there Is no record of distln-
Suish"d Eollanuy in action or in the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21
keellan-Roche Wedding,

pretty ceremony was solemnized at
81. John'S Catholic church on Fig street
yesterday morning when Miss Bridget
ltoche Il Well known young lady If
prospect avenue, was Joined in mar
liage To Jnnes j. keenan,, OF provi-
icnce. The ceremony was performed
BY Rev. T.. j. Nelley, in the presence
OF Il host Of friends and relatives who
filled the church. The bride was at
tended by Miss Mary Moran, both he
ing attired in neat fitting travelling
gowns.
y reception WAS afterwards held ut
the home of the brides parents ana II
wedding breakfast followed. After a
drive about the city the newly welded
couple returned To this side where the
festivities We're resumed and kept up
until late hour last night.
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Supper Was Good.

The basement of Christ Lutheran
church. on Cedar avenue. was crowded
last evening, when a frst-class sup
per was served, beginning at 6 O'Clock.
AN interesting musical programme
was rendered during the progress of
the meal, and the tables had to be re-
set several times to accommodate the
guests. y corps Of young ladies. un-
der the supervision of the Ladies' So
cietH. ably assisted in serving the re-
past, which was first class in every
respect
Pastor Jacob Wittke was kept busy
arranging the details and was much
Sratlfied at the large attendance ana
the interest manifested in the work of
the ltdirs for the good of the church.
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DUNMORE.

Below will be found the programme
OF the concert which vii; be given at
Odd Fellows hall this evening. 1t *
expected that the hall will be Tiled to
the doors.
Ihe talent IS among the foremost in
the county. The programme: Piano
solo. selected, Prof. Jones; solo. John
j. Watkins: solo. Mrs. l.. Brundngs:
poem. The Drunkard's Wife" Miss
Sarah ~ Price. illustrated by st"reop-
tiocn); solo, The Holy city, (ilus-
tratedD. Mrs. Il. Brundagc: solo. Prof.
j. 7. Watkins: temperance cntertain-
ment. Thomas de Gruchy. II. d.: L.
The rapids. o.-Thc Wilc's story. d.
Drunkenness. 4.-Thc drunkard's story.
o.--An evening in Il saloon. 6.--Thou
are the man. 1.--Lotty'S message.
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Willard Howe's Recital.

The following programme will be
rendered tomorrow evening at Willard
Ilowe's recital in the simpson Metho-
dist Episcopal church:
David ppcriield--Overturc orches-
ira: act /. (a.) The old ark on tho
sands: tb)At Mr.. and Mrs. ATicawbcr's. /.
vocal solo, Miss Lane: Oct. .. taD Law
Office of Wickllcld 4 Heep; tb.) Little
Emily's Flight. selection, orchestra /.
act. ). (a) 4 winters night at Canter-
bury: d. Mr.. MIicawber aroused: vo-
cal solo. Miss Lane: act 4. (a) Mr..
MicnWber assists ut an explosions: (b.)
Emily return; the shipwreck: selec-
ton, orchestra
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21
NUBS OF NEWS.

\ ruuch and not n watch as stated
IN yesterdays papers will he the prize
to hc ohanced off at the ice cream So
cial Of camp oi, +, O, ), Of A. in
Freuhuns hall tomorrow evening.
The orpheus glce club viii hold an
entertainment ana dance in st. Johns
hall on stone avenue nest Monday
light.
An interesting game of BASKET ball
win be played in 81, Johns hail this
evening
Roaring Brook Conclavc Of Iicptu-
sophs met in semi-monthly session last
nisht.
An interesting session of James
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president, John y. Boland: financial
secretary, Patrick Campbell: record
ing secretary. Joseph Murphy; treas
urcr, John Mccain.
The installation was conducted by
til" county president G. G. Donovan.
who was assisted by G. r. Boland and
James =. Lavellc. Hon. John J.. Quin-
nan. who was slated to assist in the
installation ceremonies. was unavoid-
ably absent. When the business of
the evening had been disposed of, the
social session began. While the mem
bers and their friends discussed fra
grant Havanas, a pleasing musical
programme was rendered by Camp
bells orchestra. Speeches We're made
by President Tague and G. r. Buland,
and an interesting address on the
benefits Of the order was made by
County President Donovan.
short recess was then declared.
and refreshments were served. After
another hour spent in pleasant inter-
course, the meeting and social was
brought TO Il close.
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Funeral of Mrs. Jones.

:"v. u. p Jones. pastor of the Tab
crnavlc congregational church. oficiat =
ed ut the funeral services over the re-
mains of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Jones
yesterday morning. Tho services We're
held ut the home of deceased'S daugh.
ter, Mrs. Keller. on Chestnut street.
where u large number of friends gath
cred TO Day tribute to their departed
friend and ncighbor.
Mter the services the remains were
borne TO Spring Brook, where inter-
ncnt was made in the family plot in
the cemetery at that place.
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Mine Workers Injured.

Thomas Davis. of Roberts court. and
Reese Thomas, both employed in the
Mt. Pleasant mines. were severely
burned while at work OH Tuesday. The
driver boy had opened the gate To take
ears through and us he did so, II guam
lily Of gas rushed through the OPEN
in" and came in contact with the
naked lamps worn by Davis ana
Reese.
Both men were severely burned about
the face and hands. AS soon as pos
sible they We're removed to their homes
and their injuries attended.
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A Morning Wetldin @.

John MarchanL. of 1920 Washburr
street, ana Mrs Mary Roberts. of al
Morris court, We're united in marriage
at II O'clock yesterday morning at the
rectory of st. David's Episcopal church
by i;cv. f.. j. Mcilciny.
Eoth are well-knnwn people. The
groom is engineer ut the hyde Park
shaft. and his bride is a woman of cs-
timablc qualities. Immediately after the
ceremony, Mir. and Mrs. Marchant left
on 4 wedding "trip TO Philadelphia. and
upon their return will reside on Wash
burn street.
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SOME FOOLISH PEOPLE

ALLOW a va4sh to Tm until il so;s hryo'i the
.2lru Of medicine, They "lten slN. oh il N
Ncir away ht in most .t..s i viii wear
successful mcdicin. called k,mn'. Bllsau, v'rh
4, sold on a post,v" gGlrJu'rc ~ cpvo, tuoy
would Immediately 500 tie rNcclcar checI Il,
tcr tskiH% ,.e mst do-n rico sc, aud %
Il,u she lrey .N All bIg-Gi-ls
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-21

a public installation OF the officers
Division No. -, Ancient order OF Hi.
bcrnians. took place in Pharmacy nall
on Pittston avenue. last night. and wa
largely attended. The proceedings be-
gan ut $50 y. M. ana q social session
followed the business meeting.
The officers, who were installed rot
the ensuing term, were as follows
President, Patrick T.. Tiguc; vice