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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-31
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.

Mr.. Dominicll McAndreW, of AVoca.
and Miss Annie McAndrew. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McAndreW. of
the East Side. We're united in marriage
yesterday afternoon at the Sacred
Heart church by Rev. Father Manley.
of Dunmore. The bride was attended
by Miss Madge Cannon. and owen Nc
Andrew. Il brother of the groom, was
Sroomsman. After the ceremony the
bridal party enjoyed II carriage drive
and later Il reception was held at the
home Of the brides parents. They will
make their home at Avoca.
Hon. ]. w. Carpenter and Professor
w. l.. Rogers, of Scranton. were in
town last evening. The judge has a
large vote next week.
The Hit or Miss Cooking club will
hold social session this evening a the
home of Miss Jessie Winters. of Main
street.
The employees of the three Hillside
Coal Company's cnlieries received their
pay for the first half of October yester-
day.
Mrs. l.. \. Green, of South Main
street, has been seriously i'll the past
three days, Threatened with an attack
Of pneumonia.
w. e, Nicholson. Z. Il. Crawford,
Frank iIemcriGht and Frank WEIGH
spent Tuesday at Sickers', hunting,
ANA had successful days sport.
Mrs. William Gibbs and daughter,
Margaret, of West Mayileld, were Car
bondale visitors Tuesday.
Silas Il. Hills has just erected Il fine
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To PLAY in Honesdale.

Eleven long .hailcd sturdy griditon heroes,
representing the Carbonilc High school. will
Journey TO lloncsialc saturday and cndciNor
to put into tho heads of the Maple City's rep
rcscntativc eleven the iudmcnts OF foot ball
We have bottled mp our nciehhor's enthusiasm
OH the base bail diamond. and after saturday we
Intend TO hear of their foot ball aspirations he.
ing dead and buried There has always been
rivalry between the two cities, and the result of
nest Saturdays game will be awaited with great
interest by the ardent sportsmcn of both p'arcs.
Manager Burke is satisfied that hc has an eleven
representing tarbondalc that will deal ont to
The WAYNE county boys an overwhelming de-.
feat Many roo,cr1 will accompany the team.
Chief Ruoter Arthur Thomas Is having his subor.
dnniCs nIarii icing Nclls lnilN.
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TO RAISE A FLAG.
Celebration Arranged by Patriotic
Employees of Carbondale Metal
Working Company.

The force of men employed about The
new plant of the Carbondale Metal
Working company are going to have a
celebration at the foundry on Satur-
day afternoon which will serve to give
expression to their patriotic spirits and
at the same time be a sort of formal
opening of the new industry which
promises to reach Il forward place In
the industrial activities of the COM
munity.
There Will be a iiag raising with the
speech-making that goes With such ar-
fairs, TO be followed by Il social time
during which cigars win he smoked
while the guests saunter through the
foundry on tour of inspection.
The principal in the affair Is Charles
Graham, formerly of Scranton, who
will be quite factor in the industry
when 1T becomes active You see"
said Mr. Graham I'm discussing the
plans OF the day with The Tribune man
yesterday, we all love the old nag
somehow. and we thought II would
be the best kind of beginning to
ehristen the new place, as 1t were, by
raising Old Glory"
The exercises will commence at >
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Election Officers Appointed.

Court yesterday appointed the fol-
.ovili;E election oH'rciS:
ArthCry Garden. minority iasl ectGr
Of The Fifth district of First ward,
Scranton,
Michael Mcdonald, Judge; James
Mecca, majority nsp Ctor; Gco.Se Rob
insnn, minority inspector of Tia, r''irst
district Of the Second ward of Dun
rlOtc,
Alfred Grifliths. judge OF election for
tbs Second ward OF ,JermSn
Joseph j. Johler, judge of election
of the Second district of the Eleventh
ward, Scranton.
Thomas Grifiths, judge of election
of the Third district of the Twentieth
ward Scranton.
T. w. Taylor. minority Inspector of
the Second ward of Hlakely borough.
William Wirth. judge of election Of
First district of the Eleventh ward Of
Scranton.
Watkin Jones, INSPECTOR of the Sec
ond district OF the Third ward of Car
bondae.
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pHCKvILLE.

Mrs L. g. Won storch. daughter Grace, and
son Fred. of Dalton, are visiting relatives here.
Mrs Myrtle Scihcr'. nj scranton, is visiting at
the home oi Mr.. aud Mrs. q. W. Sitsrcavcs, oi
MAN street.
Mrs. Frank Lcdyald s entertaining her sister,
Miss Anna Mason
Mrs. Mary T.. Rhodes, OF scranton. IL Wishing
at the home Of her SON MIR. and Mrs. James
Rhodes, OH kizcrs addition.
Miss Katie Gallagher, thn pianist OF Mott
Haven. has been engaged by the Arcsan Hose
comnany. Of Icrmyn, who arc conducting a ilir
C. !. Gauzcnullrr and daughter. Isabel, spent
Sunday with MIR. Gin2cmullcr's sister, Mrs. Nmc
lin Meyers, Of scranton.
Harmon sigrci,cs, OF Main street. has 70.
turned home. after spending n few days with
Scranton friends.
Mcss,s. William Aiion Robert Burcieh, r. j.
Reese and Morris Hughes returned home las
night from Long Pond. with big catch OF
pickCrcl
Mrs. Bessie Taylor went to scranton TO see
"pio Nad,' last evening.
George Clark called on Carbondac friends yes.
tcrday afternoon.
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About the School Desk Contract.

-.
''"'''' w '"t '''""''''
Sr-Bclicying that there are always Two sidcs
to story, would that YOU rnbhSii tic Gu.
closed letter, regarding tie contract FOR school
desks
! contend ihat S''OD Should nave heeh SoNeh
to the taxpayers of Sctdm'on. and also tlat Whch
taxpayers OF our city hid on furnishings. lhty
should be- given the preference over outside par
Tics. 1t docs not seem 10 tho writer that there
is any fairness III giving contracts outside oil "lF
own Guy when there Is ample competition at
homo. The building committee of tue board oi
control arc the men that should bc hcd Ac-
counti'Ie tor paying suoh hlgh price Tor desks
when ono lust as good could have been pur'
chased for ~ cents per desk iesS.
The desk offered Icy Scranton Carpet ana fnr'
niturc company is manufactured by the oldest
concern in the school furniture business Inc
iIanev school Furniture company oil 'tahd
i'aplds' Men. Every part o, 'ne "''k. ','h'F
wood of iron, is made IN ,hcW own factory
nnl Is g'I'thnicccd tor hItc"n years. lhcY ha'''
at all times Kept nee rom all trusts ana COM
hinations OF all Kind ana at the formation OF
the last trust they were the only inm oi any
size that kept trCc OF any cntangIcncnt ana corr
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disease extends to the throat, bronchial
tubes and even to the stomach and in

disease extends to the throat, bronchial
tubes and even to the stomach and in
testincs.
Catarrh is essentially Il disease of the
mucous membrane. the local symptoms
being Il profuse discharge of mucous.
stoppaSc of the nostrils, irritation in
throht. causing coughing. sneeninS.
gaSgine and frequent clearing of the
throat and head.
Tho usual treatment by local
douches, snuifs, salves, etc, often gives
temporary relief, but anything like Il
cure can only be obtained by a treat
inent which removes the catarrhal
faint from the blood and the disap-
pealance of the inflammation from the
mucous surfaces.
now remedy which meets these re-
duirements and which SO far has been
remarkably successful in curing ca
tarrh is Stuart's Catarrh Tablets.
These tablets act upon the blood and
mucous membranes only. They can
hardly be called n secret patent medi-
cine as they are composed of such valu-
able remedies as S;lnguinaria, Iydras-
tin, Eucalyptul and similar cleansing
antseptics which cure BY eliminating
from the blood and mucous surfaces
the catarrhal poison.
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are large,
pleasant tasting lozenges taken Intern
ally, allowing them to dissolve slowly
in the mouth, in this way they reach
the throat, fauCes and the entire ali
mentary canal.
If desired, they may also be dissolved
in water and used as a douche. in ad-
dition to the internal use. but it is not
at all necessary to use IL douche: Il few
of them dissolved in the mouth daily
VIII be sufficient However, when
there is much stoppage of the nose, a
douche made from these tablets will
give immediate relief. but the regular
daily use internally of these tablets
will cure the whole catarrhal trouble
without resortng to the Inconvenience
OF "A douche.
DIR. Bement states that the internal
treatment for catarrh is rapidly taking
the place of the old plan of douchins,
and local application and further says
that probably the best and certainly
the safest remedy at present on the
market is Stuart'S Catarrh Tablets. as
no secret is made of their composition
and all the really efficient remedies for
catarrh are contained i'll this tablet"
Druggists sell Stuart's Catarrh Tab
let's at fifty cents for full sized pack
ages. Ask your druggist and il he is
honest he will tell YOU there is no safer.
more palatable. more efficient and con-
Nenient remedy on the market.
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EX-POLICEMAN COOPER
FENCES IN A STREET

Then There was a Stormy Time
When the Street Department
Sought to Remove It-Chief Nc.
Andrew Interviews and While He
Says Few Things to Cooper the
Fence Is Removed-Story of the
Trouble.
Ex- Special Officer Joseph Cooper. an
italian resident of Hospital street has
either been hoodwin =! by Delaware
and Hudson surveyors or is strong
h, lever in the saying Possession is
nine points of the law
Joe recently purchased land from the
Delaware and Hudson company below
the Ontario and Western bridge on
Hospital street and erected thereon a
handsome two story residence. BY
moonlight Tuesday night Joe and sew
e-al willing neighbors erected n fence
enclosing the front section Of his prop
erty, taking in the street which for
nearly sixty years has been opened to
the public. City Engineer Kupp was
notified yesterday afternoon of Coop
er's doing and securing City Solicitor
stewards opinion, in company with
Street Commissioner killen and his
force of men. went to the scene Coop
ev was obstinate and refused to allow
the street department to tear down the
fence. The city engineer promptly
sent messenger for Chief of Police
McAndrew who fastened over armed
with a warrant for Cooper's arrest on
the charge Of fencing in the public
street.
joe essayed an heroic role. but the
chief read the warrant to him and
explained the situation. While the two
we're in conversation the street de-
rarlment was in action. The road was
rc-opcncd, the fence posts and rails
being quickly taken up and thrown
aside. Cooper wanted to know if the
city wanted the rest of his lot and his
house. He then threatened to bring
suit against the city for trespass.
y glance at the lines on the diagram
In the possession of Cooper show an
angle on the south end of the property,
but the line which he claims was Civ
Ell to him by Delaware and Hudson
surveyors makes no allowance for the
angle, but gave direct line, taking
in more of the street with every yard
the fence takes in northward.
The road which old residents say
has been II public highway for be-
tween fifty and sixty years was re-
Gently improved by the city force of
nen and at present is in excellent con.
iitioll. There was some trouble at the
time OF the street being improved as
detailed in the Tribune and at that
time Cooper made compromise with
rhc city officials giving part of his lot
on the south side for an extension al.
lowed him on the upper side. lie
seemed perfectly satisfied ana his lat
est move came as surprise to the
city authorities. The road is "a direct
one from West Side hospital street
and We're it closed would be felt great
ly by residents in that vicinity.
The incident caused quite "A stir
among West Side residents, and there
was IL lively time raised by Cooper un-
Ill Chief McAndrew came on the scene
and had II heart to heart talk with the
former special policeman
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TAYLOR.

The William Tell Rife club, OF mis- town, NIll
have rs their opponents ON thc Tell Iiilc range
nest saturday, the Electric city Rifle team. lie
match will he h,ndly affair and tile losers
VIII have 10 mnish the superior team with 4
turkey supper, Conditions to govern the match
are twelve men in e9ch team, ten shots per man,
distance, lu0 Yards No telescopes allowed,
J Milford Morgdns, the wcllknown hardware
dealer, IS having a new residence erected on
South Main a'rcct which, when completed, VIII
he an ornament Ia the town
Tine teachers ol ont buroush schools are all
attending the teachers institute at Scranton Ibis
Mprk,
The McVcight anil Law,or's Vaudeville com.
pdny cave a very Uediablc performance at
Nrbcr's link on Tuesday evening,
Prof, ID. l.. Jones, the wclknown musical IN.
'o, has been engaged a. adiudcator ON music at
the Ptt,ton eistcddfcd, To be- held on ThanLssN.
ing Day
Local Sport, viii tourney to Wei Scranton to
witness the shoo,iu. match between Davis and
Mm,h, for siOI Idle,
Mt and Ms. NJ. NJ, William, and family Of
Main street, attended the funeral Of the lltters
brother Mr, John >hon, a! DulycI, ycster lay,
\ telegram TO Rceso Lewis ot this town, from
Washington, \. j., says that hi, son, Ilcnry, had
fallen rom bridge and was injured, and urged
him and his son Daniel to come on at once. Tho
injured Young man, Henry Lewis, was employed
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THE DOCKERTY WILL CASE
Hearing Before Judge Vosburg
Observation-Disclosures Who Were
Examined

There was nearing before Judge \.
\. Nosburg in Orphans court yester-
day in the matter of the contested will
OF Mrs. Mary Dockerty, who died at
Carbondalc on October Is last, aged
81 years. At the time of her death
Mr. and Mrs. John Burnett were liv-
ing at her house. Mrs. Burnett is not
81 relative, but had lived with Mrs.
DOckerty ever since she was II little
girl. Three years ago she married
John Burnett ard since then both hus-
band and wife have lived at Mrs.
DOckertN'S
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A DISASTROUS FIRE.
Flames Completely Destroy Home of
Nathan Davis at No. 4.

Flames brought great disaster last
right To Nathan Davis, a resident of
No, 4, by leveling his house which is
located in that settlement, close To the
home OF Engineer James Davis.
The fire was a severe loss to Mr.. Da-
Wis, as there was no insurance on
either the dwelling or the household
goods which We're consumed in the
flames. The house, which was built
about three years ago, soon after Mr..
Davis removed to this section from
near Wilkes Barre, represented the
savings of life time.
The origin uf the fire is mystery.
as there WAS no one at home at the
time. As there Is no fire protection ut
No, 4, no means, save the bucket bri-
sade, could be employed to keep down
the blaze. The flames had gained
such headway when discovered that
even this feeble means was of no
avail,
The fire occurred about $50.
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CLARK'S SUMMIT.

Mrs. Bostcdo, who has been whiting friend. in
Buffalo. has returned. accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. George C'lT;
Martin tarmody received friends at his home
last saturday evening, to hear his sraphaphonc.
The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Singer
aud son, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Meade and
daughter Eta, Mr. and Mrs. Mall lsfcv and
children. Alice. Emily and Rachel. ,Ioc and
Bertha lsfcy.
Misses Vida and Maud l,ostcdo arc OH the sick
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Delaware and Hudson Railroad.

Trains will leave Carbondalc at city station as
follows go, .,,
For Scranton and wilkes Barre COG I.W, sN,,
p.Ol, 1901, li.2l n. M; 12.id, Las. 2.5,, 'o''
sos, 1O6 1901, 1851 y. N.
sunday trains leave at $50, li2l n M li"'
2,J, $50, 500 p. IN.
For Albany Saratoga, Montreal, Boston, Ne"
England points, etc, 100 u. M; Alb p. ~
,dniy)
roi Lake Todorc. Wavma,t, and llonc'dalr
s22. llUj a. m. a.5l, G.13 y. ~.
sunday trains leave Lake lodOr" N"tindit
and lloncs,ialr at $50 a. M: l30 ~ =. ~.
Trains arrive at tarbcndoIc from Wtlkes.Iaric
and Scranton as follows: 6jG. So. $50. lo ID
a M; 1917. . oG. 3.23, Ias, Cos, 'O s,d'' "'o'
ll.ji y. M; l.j3 a. M. -
sunday tans arrive at o.a5 a. M 1slo, ",23,
AS. G.2o, ll.%o u. nj.
sunday trains arrive at Carhondalc from lnEe
1udurr Waymart and lloncsdilc at FL, ilB
and 100 u.
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ciety commemorated their anniversary
last evening with a supper in Hotel
Avery and Il social in Enterprise hall.
The affair was Il great success ana was
largely attended.
The Mitchell Hose company, of Car
bondale. will attend the Artesian fair
in II body tonight. arriving here on the
IA Delaware and Hudson train. To-
morrow evening National Organizer
Louis Reeves OF the Amalgamated AS
soCiation of Street Railway Employees.
will deliver an address in the hall. and
tomorrow will be the street car mems
night
Preston Badger, Harold Davis and
Reginald Houghton attended the teach
ers' institute at Scranton yesterday.
Mrs. Bartiey Mullen has again suf
frrei Il RELAPSE
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The News of Carbonda1e.

o'clock There will be brief addresses
by Hon. $. $. Jones and Hon. John r.
Reynolds, officers of the company The
beautiful iiag will then be raised amid
the hurrahs of the assembage and the
footing of the fourdry whistle which
Will be sounded for the first time on
this occasion. Mr.. Graham will raise
the Stars and Stripes. 'rhc flag is II
beautiful emblem and will float from
Il metal pole. typical of the industry
over which the national colors Will
wave. The pole was specially made for
the purpose. by Il Pittsburg concern,
after the idea of Mr.. Graham.
The day is being looked forward to
with engcr anticipation by the foun-
dry force. who hope to make it an i'm
portant day in the history of the new
industry
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THE PASSING THRoNG.

W. A. Clements, OF Bnghamion. is is the city.
Charles Mokenna. OF lloncsdIC. Was in the
city yesterday.
o. : Bioss of Scranton, made trip 10
Caihonddc yesterday
Giles J.. Clark, OF scranton. registered at the
American house yesterday.
7. +. Lawson, oi the Philadelphia Times, was
visitor to Carbondalc yesterday.
Mr., and Mrs. Isaac Burros, OF Wilkes Barre,
wcr" the guests ot friends in this city yesterday.
j. J. Burke and daughter, Louise. OF Bin--
hamton, are also guests at tile Burke lcsi-
dcncc
Mis-. William MAlon. ol uIyrhant is guest
at the home oi Mr.. and Ms, T.. r. Burke, on
South Main street.
l.. ". Chase. J.. V. Sranon. W. H. Duggan.
John +. Gallagher and Hugh Gallagher. of
Scranton. were at the Harrison house YESTERDAY.
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Subscribers TO the articles It inoolnoration Ntc
Patrick Ferguson, John Clifford, oliver How.
ard and Thomas Rcgan.
Court yesterday made an order removing tho
polling place Of the First ward Of this city
from 2iiD Wayne avenue to 2ii1 on the same
avenue.
The will Of Mary Grimes, late ot lackowanna
township, was admitted TO probate yesterday
aud letters t"stjmcutaty urantcd tu Julia Grimes
Judge Edwards yesterday gr0ntcd ptclinlm-
any Injunction restraining Russell TIL from con.
durtiug the husirc>s oi the Perfection MaAu.
fncturing company, the applicant being Augustus
" Allcn partner. represented 10y Attorney
Ralph l.. Lrvy \ hearing ON the rule 10 show
causr why thc injunction should not he made
permanent will be hold on Nov. t.
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New York, Ontario and Western.
Sept. Il. 1901.

Trains leave Cathondaic tor scranton at 100 a.
m. 90 u. IN.
sunday trains at 100 u. III COG y. M
Trains l,nNp tHrhoudalr toi points noilh AZ
leaving A, H. 10 a. IN. week day. and 90 IL N.
Sundays make connections for Now >o'k, Com
vail. etc,
lrains arrive from Scranton at lllO q. m, u. III
T.. III Z. ,iom points north, 400 y. IN. sundays
iron, scranton at q 10 u. III. and 1lj =. M
tiorn t.ltlO~ia at G.U y. m.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Charles Lcybulnc's Bon Ton stock company
Is proving u great tavoritc at the Grand this
week, Two crowded audiences were immensely
pleased yesterday, when thu bills were. "The
Princess OF Patches" and "An American Heir.
pss." The audience last night was very en-.
thisiastlc aud the speciality people were heartily
cncorcd The hill tonight will bc "Rcnping the
Whitlwind." There will hc matinee as usual,
with the same number OF enjoyable spccal,ies
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TWO OCTOBER BRIDES.
Autumn Day Marriages Solemnized
Yesterday in Beautiful Church of
ST. Rose-Carbondale Man Welded
in Brooklyn, N, Y,

Two pretty autumn day marriages
were solemnized in the beautiful
Church of st. Rose yesterday, when the
Delaney Lavan and ShcViin- Bannon
nuDtials took place
The first ceremony was in the morn
ing at IL o'clock. Miss Miss Julia De-
laney. of Waymart. and Thomas Lay
an, OF Nandling, plighted their vows
in the presence of a great multitude OF
adrniring and well-wishirg friends.
The bridal party came up the aisle
as the wedding march from Lohcnsrin
was rendered by Miss Alice Bridget.
Rev. Walter German joined the couple
while the sweet melody Of Governs
Rose Maiden" came from the organ.
Miss Margaret Wecse, of Hawley.
was bridesmaid, ard Sylvester O'Ncill,
of Forest city. was the best man.
The bride and her maid were becom-
insly gowned The bride was robed in
pearl gray broadcloth with ornate trim
mings of white satin. She wore Il hat
that matched the gown, and carried
white roses.
Miss Weege's gown was n lavender
foulard. and she had a Gainsborough
hat Pink roses, tied with ribbon OF
the same shade. were carried by her
When the bridal party was leaving
the church Miss Bridget rendered the
Mendelssohn march.
There was a reception at the home
of the brides parents. Mr.. ard Mrs.
Sylvester Delaney. in Waymart fol-
lowed by dinner A 4 o'clock Mr.. and
Mrs. Lavan left OH Il trip that will en-
brace visits in the principal cities Of the
east. They will reside on their return
in Vandlng.
Mrs. Lavan has a wide circle Of
friends to whom her womanly quail
ties have endeared her. Mr.. Lavan is
a successful merchant of Nandling and
enjoys numerous friendships.
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Erie Railroad.


TIJrs leave city station 'arhoudac, daily
jrN,cpt SuulHy) at 100 a. III. and i3'' y. NJ i'I
Eaudt and Nincyrh ut 9,%i a. M. daily 'cN'
.cp,ing s,lndiyi. for Einghanlion. making con.
rcrtions for New York city and Eufao. and at
Clio u. m. Tor S'isVlchanrl, making connections
for western points.
SUNDAY tnins at o.i5 a. N for snsqueilanna.
with western connections. and 60 p. M, wi'h
sane connections.
Train, arrive at So a. NJ. and 80 p. III.
Sundays at So, Il. m.
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Barn and Horse Destroyed.

hln' belonging to Ms. Patrick sweeney,
located near the PoNderly mine, wa, DESTROYED
by iIre on Tuesday night \ horse Was n.m mrr.
a''d by the iameS The bIizc l. supposed 10
have been stated by a hobo
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Shevlin- Bannon Wedding.

Last evening at ) o'clock in st. Rose
church occurred the marriage of Miss
Anna SheVlin. of Dundatf street. and
James Bannon. also of the Durdaff sec
tion.
The couple We're united by the Rev.
George Dixon and We're attended by
Miss Jennie Rogan and Joseph Lyn-
nady.
The bride wore a pretty gown of gray
broadcloth, tastefully trimmed with
lavender silk and applique. Her hat
matched the gown. ana she carried
white roses. The maid wore a castor
shade. with applique trimmings. and
carried pink roses.
The reception followed at the home
of the brides parents. The couple will
Immediately begin housekeeping ON
Dundafr street. They are well known
ana possess many sincere friends.