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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-03-21
What Shall We Have For Dessert?

This qr.Stin" arises in the family every
dav, Let me answer it to-day. Try Jell-
Q. delicious dessert. Prepared in two
minutes No baking! add hot water and
set t. CO, F'avors:. Lemon. Orange,
Raspberry and Strawberry. At YOUR gro
An American musical instrument
company has issued circulars broad
cast in London offering to 200 pupils in
each district two free music lessons
per week for II months. One of the
conditions attached to this novel offer
is that each pupil shall recommend the
company's Instruments to friends Of
the family.
II had a running sor" on nv leg for sew
en- years. writes Mrs. Jas. Forrest of Chip
pewa Falls nd spent hundreds of
dollars r"y1ng to get it healed. Two. boxes
- Banner Salve entireIv cured it. No 9th
er salve so healing. Fiesler & McNiece
See 'A"' on get original DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Sa]ve when you ask for it. TIL gen.
une certain cure for r:fe> sores and
Skin e 'ses. Hanson & Emerson
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-03-21

The lingering cough following grippe
Calls for One Minute ough Cure. For al
throat and lung troubles this IS the only
harmless remedy that gives immediate re
suits Prevents consumption. Hanson &
Emerson.
Counterfeits # DeWitt's Witch Haze
Salve ale liable to cause blood poisoning
Leave them alone. The orig inal has the
name DeWitt's upon the box and wrapper
1t harmless and healing salve for Skin
diseases. Unequalled for piles. Hanson
& Emerson.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1901-03-21
Eh . n SuranCe-

Man, Il man has been insured against
Rright's dis Sc, diabetes, or other danger
ous a1lment by a fftv cent bottle of Foley
Kidney Cure FieSIer & NcMiece.
After LaGrippe--What?
USua a raclling cough and a general
ceiling of W elness Foley's Honey and
far is guaranteed TO cure the grippe
coue h'' nd strong an well.
Tax no substitute Fieser & McNiece.
Their pro- D ness and their pleasant eff
f,cts make Dew 1T : Little Earlv RIssrs the
most popular little pills wherever they are
known. They are simply perfect for liver
and bowel troubles. Hanson & Emerson.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-25
THOMPSON.
'ecial 10 the Scranton Tlihumc.


Thompson, Dec. a4.-J. r. Budd, of
the Forest City News, was doing
Thompson yesterday and dropped in
on us, as in former days.
Mrs. A. II. Crosier's Sunday school
class visited "A photographer in Sus-
quehanna Saturday. so if she has a fine
picture for Christmas it will be no sur
prise.
Rev. w. II. French of the +. b.
church. who has been disabled for the
past two weeks or more. ventured out
Sunday to fill his pulpit.
Harry 3. Searles. who is Il student in
medicine ut Syracuse university, is
home for the holidays.
Allen ID. Miller is spending his va
cation from Wyoming seminary with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Miller.
Miss Grace u. Tower. student in
our graded school, is spending the Va
cation week with her parents at West
LenoX.
Mrs. Augusta Lewis is very i'll with
little hope of recovery, at her sons
residence, i. Al. Lewis. at this writing.
Rev. A. D. David. of the Methodist
Episcopal church. is spending Christ
mas week at his fathers in Blakely.
We have not heard Il Christmas car
rol or song or sermon in church or Sab
bath school and nothing of the kind is
announced for Christmas in Thompson.
George Gelatt, of Buffalo, n. Y. is
enjoying Christmas tide in Thompson,
where he formerly lived and where he
meets warm greeting whenever he
comes.
Our barber. Charles Croser has
opened shop in Starrucca. where he
may be found Tuesdays and Fridays.
Three inches of snow fell last evening
and now the sleighs appear,
Mr.. Charles Crauft and family of
Carbondale are spending Christmas
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Crupet, at Jackson
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Truesdale are
visiting at Great Bend today.
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riage to Miss Ethel NJ. swingle former
ly of Honesdale.
And so the l'.ee Methodist camp
meeting grounds ut Thomson are hero
after to be closed on Sunday. The poor
sinners are having their gala days
rubbed Off the calendar each year.
If the next congressman and state
senator come from Susquehanna coun-
ty, there will be whrlwind of wrath
in certain political circles over in
Wayne county, compared with what the
Schley- Sampson ;ireeZe is but a sum-
mer zephyr. There will be fun alone in
the Fifteenth district next year. Pin
the prophecy in your hat.
a SuSQrEH ANNA COUNTY RO-
NANCE
More than forty years ago Joseph
Miles, of Great Bend township, mar
ried neighbours daughter and settled
down to farming. He got tired of this,
and told his wife I've thought they'd bet
ter make q change. She objected. and
refused to leave the farm. He said that
she could 90 as she pleased, and thar II
ever she decided 10 live with him she
would be welcome. but he wouldn't re-
turn to Great Bend.
And so he left her and her boy. She
made her home with her parents on
their farm. Miles fought through the
civil war. then went to Ohio and ac-
quired snug little fortune. but had no
one to share it with him. A friend who
knew his story went to Great Bend
found Mrs. Miles living on the home
stead with her son, now a man, told her
all about Joseph and induced her to go
to Ohio and join him.
She didn't need much persuasion, and
Joseph was glad when he learned of the
negotiations. The neishbors heard of
it, and the other night thronged to the
railroad station TO meet the train that
brought Mrs. Miles. She didn't recognize
Joseph, and he didn't know her: but
after the introduction, they seemed
very happy, and have taken up life
where they laid il down so many years
ago. Whitney.
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Mich. is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Luckenbll, on Second
street.
Mrs. Martha Bunneil and daughter,
Elizabeth. who are spending the win
ter IN New York, returned here on
Monday and will remain until after
New Years.
Jerome Cornell. of Nicholson. was Il
business man in town on Monday.
Harry Lewis, n student at Lafayette.
Is spending the holidays with his par
ents at this place.
Frank Ace. who is employed at the
Shields stone mill ut Nicholson, is vis-
iting his family ut this place.
Terence McCloskey, agent for the
Wilkes Barre Record, was looking af-
ter the interests Of his paper at this
place OH Monday.
Christmas will be the quietest here
this season that IL has been for years
The smallpox scare nearly paralyzed
holiday trade at first, and after we had
recovered from that came the floods
and the railroads We're unable to hand
10 the goods which our dealers had Or
dered, and all these things taken to-
gether have made the month of De-
cember one long to be remembered for
It's dullness in business matters in our
town.
The postoffice will be open today
from to IL n. M, and from to 3 p. IN.
Judge Frank M. Vaughn. of Meshop-
pen, was doing business in town on
Tuesday.
Charles Jones, who is taking a course
of study in Binghamton business
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Philadelphia Grain and Produce.

Philadelphia, Dec. t.-Butter-lm; moderate
demand; fancy western creamery, 25lsa2Gc; fancy
creamery, nearby prints, 90, hggs Quiet, hut
fresh, southwestern. 2ac; fresh. southern, 2Sc
Whcat-Nomnal; No. :. Pcnna. in export ceva.
tor s3igasic; No. : led, spot, in export elevator
s2i4a s3c, Iorn-Nonmal; NJ . Tor local trade
Blan-Dul and easier; winter IN buk $!S. 5Oa
5000; spring, in sacks. s23, joaS2Ljo, Refined
sugais-rnchlnged; powdered, L75c; granu.
4, 30c liay Unchanged. Live poultry-Firm
fair demand; fowls, sa0c: small aud medium do.
large, 9isal0c; old roostcrs, G.4a7c; chickens, sa
Dc; ducks, iosiie; geese, ealle' turkeys, II
choice, lOlac; do fair to good, 0isal0c old
Ioostcrs, 6lgu7c; chickens, nearby, llalSc; west.
ern do, oal2c; turSeys, fancy, nearby, liaGc;
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DUNDAFF.
Special to the scranton Tribune.

Special to the scranton Tribune.
Dundaff, Dec. 23.--Evangelist Tinker.
of Hazelton, Pa. is holding revival
meetings at the First Baptist church
of this place. The congregat ton is
growing each night and so is the inter-
est. Some have manifested a desire to
become christians and many more are
expected to follow. Brother Tinker is
being assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. +. r.
Wells, the singing Evangelists. The
meetings will continue at least ten
days. Brother Tinker is an able speak
er.
The borough roads stood the terrible
test of the recent rain. No bad wash
out and no bridges washed away. Our
supervisor Mr.. G. +. Lozier under
stands his business.
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Christmas Shows Today.

Tie Gibney lIoener company has certainly
made Il hit, for last night. the night which is
usually the worst in the show business, did rot
stop people from filling up the Academy. Down
in Maine simply filed the house. The play is
something after the order ol "Old Homestead
and is good one. 1t pleased very highly. Clever
specialtics were introduced between the east.
The Painter trio has made u tremendous hit.
receiving six curtain calls last evening. To-day.
for matinee, the company present "Tlic Woman
in Blick." with all new vaudeville features, and
for tonight. "Sien of the Crucfc." a Russian
play. dealing with the secrets OF the police, with
handsome costumes and correct scenery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-25
Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago Dee 2i.--tattle- Receipts, a,5O0 ac'
tive and strong al Mondays prices; good 10
prime, S6..jaS1l0; poor to medium, 81 S0aSli on;
stockers and feeders, S2,00aSi,20; COWS. SlOn,
s4,7j; heicrs, sl.20asj,O0: Gamers. 81 O0aS2 %;
bulls $l.15aSl. 30: calves S?.joaS6,0O; Texas fed
>tcels, si.3OISj.O0, llogs-Rcccip,s today, 20,
600; Thursday 10000; lett over, 5,OoO;steady 10
strong lur medium and heavy mixed and hui,
,hcrs, -, 75aG, %; good 10 choice heavy, S625,
5000; rough heavy, Sj.s0iS6.U0; light, SiOJi
-. 20; hulk Of suc, s., 7jasG,.i, shc"r- Receipt
S, 900; sheep, active. 10 to 30 higher; lambs,
active, 10 to ajr higher; good TO choice wcthrrs,
SO, GGaSt2j; westrrn'led sheep, S3O0lSl.O5; M,
I i've lambs, ~. .5Ol$I.5O
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college. is spending the holiday vaca-
ton at his home here
Frank Carey, who is employed at
the Bethlehem steel works. is visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Carey,
on Third street.
Mrs. Robert Steele, of Third street.
who has been undergoing treatment
at the Wilkes-Bare city hospital, has
returned home much improved.
j. Frank Ross, of Lestershire, New
York, is spending Christmas at this
place.
Prothonotary John b. Donovan is
spending Christmas with his children
at Laceyville.
Isaiah Evans. of Falls. was calling
on friends in town on Tuesday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-25
THE MARKETS
Wall Street keyiew.

New York, Dec ol--Today's aggregate dealings
were Hlichtly in excess OF those yesterday, prln-
cpally by reason of the continued active spcci-
lation for II fall in sugar. The dealings in the
general market in the hands of professional
traders, and only small part OF the days
operations originated outside the board room.
The late recovery in prices after the steady
downward tendency OF the early part OF the day
sufficient 10 put the professional stamp upon
the days market. Even in sugar. although there
obviously very large lipuiddtion the largest
traders on the exchange joined actively in the
selling for short account There were sales OF
1000 TO l0,C)0 shares during the day by in
diydual brokers and some OF the largest sellers
bought 10 before the close. The stock was
forced down at one time TO 1a3is representing
decline OF Gis from last nights level. The do.
mand from tG shorts rallied it. to lO6%, and
the closing was at 1oj,s, representing net loss
of 3A. The traders offered pcsSimisic argu.
men,s OF the very large accumuati ion of stocks,
the wiping out of profitable margin i'll the
price, and the threatening increase in the prodlc-
tion OF beet sugar Parallels drawn. with
the copper episode to point Ia the inldcquacr OF
the great industrial combinations to regulate and
control trade in staple products. Meantime, the
copper market in London made u turn from its
long downward course and rallied quite strongly.
Amagamatad Copper here resisted the general
weakness of the market and rose At one time rs
over last night. closing with Il net gain OF u.
There Il few other stocks which made head.
way again the prevailing depression, notably The
locking Valley stocks, which rose ~. and rs
respect lively iOr the common and preferred, on
the reiterated rmor Of the projected: retirement
OF the preferred
The market WAS aictcction OF the holiday
son throughout. The closing WIS fairly steady at
the rally and with the earlier losses mostly re-
duced to a traction, except in ST. Paul and Union
Pacific. which were under conspicuous pressure
all day OH account OF the uneasinesS caused by
the onslaught upon Union Pacific and the public
statement by President llill. of the Great North
ern Lake Eric and Western dropped 3& and
the preferred on single sales. Total sales to.
day, Gld5D shares.
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Buffalo Live Stock Market.

Hast Buffalo, Dec. -CIttlc-RccciptS, -
head; fairly active; vcals si,j0iS7.50 Hog
Receipts, 1900 head; active and generally IA
lOc higher; hcaSy, sG3OaS6l 10; miXcd packers
s0,0Oasi2i; rouglis, S5,2jaS5,lO; stays, 81 Goa
20 Sheep aud lambs-Reccipt|, 5000 head;
shcpc steady for good grades; others slow; tops,
-, i0aS3.Gj; culls 10 good, -, 1issJ.30; handy
wcthers, 81. IOaSi,o0; yearlings s37jaSi.O0; lmbs
steady; tops, S3loaSj.5O; culls to good, 81, I5l
Sj3J,
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Scranton Wholesale Market.
STOCKS.

Corrected by II. G. Dale, ~ Lackawlnna Ave
Flour-Best patents, per barrel, Si.60.
BeanS--Per huscl, Choice marrow, Ss.55,
Butter.-Fresh creamery, 26c, .'ure or2amery,
:tc.; dairy, 25lac
theese--Ful cream, liiaal2c.
Eggs-Nearby, 32c; storage, fancy, l9lac.
Green Peas--Per bushel, Sl50
Potutoes-pcr busnel. ~.
Onions-Per bushel, Sl.G0
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CHRISTMAS.
For Tine ,IlIbnne-

For lie lllbune-
All the chamber i,Shed with lights;
From the Christmas tree there hung
Toy and wrcaths and quaint delights;
There Was laughter, there was song.
Welcome for this ncw year also
Shall the Christmas candles glow,
Here shall all be dcch'd and light
For the happy Christmas night,
Leo Ru,
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New York Grain and Produce Market

New York Dee. - Buter-Firm; creamery,
imitation creamery, lillsi2; state dairy lja2 Re-,
thcese-Quor but finn; state iull cream, siaall
ialEmade fancy, llallh; late made best, large,
nlac; do. small lOilOhc. Esgs-steadicr; state
and Pennl,, 20; western at market, 2iS2Sc;
southern, AT market, 2Sa21c,
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
farmer friends hereabouts how tlleii
western brethren raise stock:

farmer friends hereabouts how their
western brethren raise stock:
SHEEP FOR SALE.
100000 stock sheep for sale. Now
ranging OH Red Desert. L. p. r. II.
For particulars, address y. r. Pap.
worth, Rawlins, Wyo."
MINED MENTIONS
The combat daepens! The list OF Re-
publican candidates, IN Susquehanna
county. lengthans. F. j. Gere, of
Brooklyn. Is "up' for register and re-
corder, and Warren u. Sterling, of Jcs-
sup, is willing TO he sheriff.
A bright half dollar of the coinage Of
1876 was found in cows stomach
few days since in Jackson. It seemed
a little eaten by the acids of the ami
mails stomach but was a good silver
half dollar. The COW was about ten
years old. When, where or how she
came to swallow it is a mystery
At Dresden, N. ", on Monday. John
j. Griggs. formerly of Susquehanna,
but now of Sayre, was united in mar
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fair to goodIo, loal2c: ducks. nearby la l!c;
western, do. l2il!c. Gees" oallc. Potatoes
uet; eastern, choice, per barrel, S5asSc; New
York, choice round, s0aSjc; do. do, long, .5a
SOC; do, fair To good GjlIOr.
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Lost.
Miscellaneous,

JUST TELL HER THAT YOU SAW the handsoil.
est line Of diamond rings in our store. We
also carry the lrgcst stock OF loose stones in the
city, and will mount Them TO order while You
wait +. Schimpf, 81 Lackawanna avenue.
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ana ihc pl,li, ChlHI ana Siicai
OF good old st. Nicholas
Automobile.
To the average ,erson. the days Just
before Christmas are the shortest
''Man wants but little here below
But as the days go by.
He iinds with every rising
ilc needs fresh supply.
\ Binghamton man recently saved his
life by carrying a roll of one hundred
dollar bills inside his vest. when a bull
let came that way. Yet there are peo-
pie who neglect so simple Il precuution.
Mourning over the decadence of his
native village. Il Delaware county edi-
or cmits this lug,brious wail when
vill our town arise from it's ashes and
put on her beautiful garments. and
utilize her water power to pro-
iuce something he, sides eels? A town
boastng II millionaire, with thousands
.,f dollars; hidden away in trunks under
his bed. and Il pantaloons factory all
fitted up TO run by water power lying
idle. and not a religious meeting in the
place, except when some one dies"
PARAGRAPHETrE
A large wildcat was killed near
I.anesboro on Friday last.
The Grimes Cellar Door company
appeared in Hogan Opera house last
evening.
The Erie shops, the banks and the
stores will be closed tomorrow. The .;a-
looms will be open.
St Augustine's Catholic parish at Sill
Yer Lake, Susquehanna county, which
was established in 1871. as part of the
parrish of st. Joseph will be made an
Independent parish ana support priest
# its own.
The West l.enoX Cementng lmpro> c.
ment association. at Lenoy. SusIuehan-
na county, will ai'ply for Il charter of
incorporation
THE RATS DID IT.
Farmer F,ckels, of Sherman. missed
S1S1 in bills from Il trunk, and set OFF,
ors on the track OF several suspected
persons Mrs. Eckels today discovered
The remainder of the notes in a rats
lest in the attic. 1'he bits of notes will
be sent to the treasury department for
redemption.
JUST BETWEEN US.
1t is claimed that people who drink
20 water don't have the grip; but a
nan ilct' ilpt IC'-' HIS SIip Oh ttIilptT-
hnce principles TO put the claim to a
test.
Rn; though the al. is freezing,
Aud il gives us tits OF sneeziug
Yet we're filled with thoughts most pleasing
As We opc the closet door,
For ever since September
We have viewed it, and remember
That tlr suit oi last Deccmbcr
We can wear II season more.
Anon.
Asked what paper he took, n well-to-
do Susquehannian replied that he spent
most of his time lately taking up his
son-n-laws
The corhrobins lookin' sickly,
The WOodpilrs back j. broke;
All the summers ha,d'curncd dollars
Are son' mp in smoke
WICKED DUSHORE IN EVIDENCE.
Whitney, the more or less vera cious
newspaper correspondent OF Susquehan-
Na, was married last week. We shall
now expect some entirely new versions
of the mother-n-law joke, the can't
hnd-the -kcyhOle Joke ana the man-who-
came-home-at-t three a. III. joke. And
then, perhaps, II will take all the Joke
out of him. and transform him into
more on less useful citizen.--Dushore
Review.
a FEW SHEEP FOR SALE
The following little "ad." cut from a
Wyoming newspaper, will show our
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-25
Boarders Wanted.

PRIVATE FAMILY wishes to have two nice men
to board. German or English. Call any time
after Thursday. All convencnces, so7 Harrison
avenue.
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sITIr ALTON wANTED-By a young lady to do
general houscwork in a family OF two; elder
Ia people preferred; with privilege OF attending
.,rInoI two afternoons evenings each week !;
wages moderate. Address ''N," care OF Tribune
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A MAN 80 years old, not living in this city, would
like a position as salesman in iurntnra
store, has ten years experience IN hist clhs
cash furniture store. Address Furniture. Scranton
Tribune.
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Help Wanted-Femnle.
Agents Wanted.


WANTED-SPECIAL agents for Scranton and
all the principal cities and towns in the
counties of Iackawanmi, Wayne and Susuue.
hanna. to represent the Impire Life Insurance
company of New York. Incorporated. 1sSl}. to
men with ability and tact who can procure bnsi
ness a liberal contract is Offered. Call adj
dress. Charles +. Whitelock. general a"ent, Room
5, Mhcn block, Carbondale, Pa.
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SRI \TION wANTED--By middle aged lady %
Lousekeepcr Tor gentleman in city or com
try. host references given. Object, good home
and moderate wages. Box 10, Tribune Office.
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Wanted.

WANTED D--t,ood second hand safe; mist be cheap
and above medium size; state inside dn4n.
sions. Lock box 80.
WANTED-Private lessons in Graham's shorthand
One or two afternoons each week. Address
Graham. Tribune Office.
WANTED-Furnished room, centrally located
modern and in private family X, Tribune
Office, city.
WANTED--C;ood secondhand furnace, will pay
cash. Address Lock Box lO, Scranton, Pa.
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Canvassers Wanted.

>~~>~~~>~~~>>>r>>r>> >r>>>"-->~>~|~->~I>>>'>>N
CANNASSERS--Eyeglas and spectacle necessity;
demonstration convinccs: 10 4. working ONT
fit and particulars. f. +. Donahry " Co., Op
licians, Vincllnd, " j. Dept. T..
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AN EAGLE AT
PLEASANT MT.
REMARKABLE FIND OF FARMER
PANCoAsT.
The Bird Killed by Poisoned Meat.
Binghamton Mans Chest Protec-
tor---Rats Destroy Farmer Eckels'
on the Increase-A susquehanna
Romance.

Special to the scranton Tribune
SusqueDanna, Dec 24-Farmer Pam
toast, who lives near Pleasant Mount
on Wednesday found a fine specimen
II the American eagle. The big bird
was lying under Il tree. unable to ;ly,
although very much alive, as Mr.. Pam
coast discovered when he attempted to
capture it. which, after Il severe strug
gle. he succeeded in doing by throwing
~ rope around it's legs.
The Philadelphia Geological Park
management was notified of the cap
ture and wired directions for shipment
but the bird died in a few hours and is
heing mounted by q local naturalist. 1t
ia supposed that the eagles death was
due to eating poisoned meat distributed
by farmers to kill sheep-huntng dogs.
The bird weighed fifty pounds and the
spread of the wings was twelve feet.