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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-06

que constituyan la propiedad real ex
ceptuada. -Suprimir en- Ia excepci0i
las paabras "y toda propedad exc
ia del pago de contrihncones por Ia.
Leyes de les Estados Unidos porT re
gir esas Leyes en- Puerto Rico, no d,
terminar cuales esa propieiad, III S
perienece la clase de innreble y :
ElImlnar las excepeiones cy fpor re
ferirse a benes muebles va excludes
en- la enmienda 2a-Sus1isuir en- Ia ex
cepci6n d a las palabras "esoanos,
asient0s y muebles, enseres y apara
tos", Ia fraSe " todOs su9 anex0s aC
cesorios" que sc refiera q edficios Y
suprimir en- la exception las palabras
"arrendamient0 de".-Las cosechas So
excluyen de las excepciones, no solo
por consideraTlas muebles, va exc uidos
de la contribution s0bre la propiedad
en- la q enmienda, sino polque pagan
do esa contribution ell capital, no es
lusto que vuelvan a pagalla sus pro
ductos, II que satiStagan ninguna. otra,
CUE sc agrega que anu eStmando
eSas cosechas como bienes raices 8 in
muebles, mientras no Sc fec0jan
esten adheridas al sael0, tampoGo er
ese case deben pagar separadamente
ce IA inca que las produce, pues en- tai
evento forman parte de. la mjsma
estando cOmprendidas en- su evaluacj6a
5a Suprimir igualmente las seccio
nes a d la 36 y todas las dennis que en-
la Ley Sc contraen a Ia tasaci6n de la
propiedad, reemplazandolas POI Otrae
en- que al despendiOsO sistema de efec
tual esa valoraci6n por medic de EN-
pieados del Gobierno y Jaatas de reyi-
SIGN improysadas ad hoe, Sc sustituya
ell procedimiento gratuito de convocar
los Ayuntamientos los contribuyen |
tes, prOpietariOs de cada l0caidad, q |
fn de que reunidOs en- seocj0nes deSg |
men dos de entire ellOs p0r cada rique |
"a, como perlt0s para la eva uaci6n de |
los inmuebes, puiiendo apelar les con |
que sc cOnsideten agg3vja |
dos en- esas tasaci0Ces ante los expire |
sadOs Ayuntamientos asociados dc los
resp6 ct.vOs OOlectOres de rentas inSu-
lares y municipales, y recurrir tamb Gn
de los acuerdos dc eSas DoIp)racoues
ante la .Junta Superior dc ape!aci1nes
que estabiece la Ley, reempa ando EN-
licha Junta al Inspector General, que I
Sc suplime, el Com sionadO del interior
L Obras pdblicas
(COntinuard
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-06
La Guerra a
T RAN NSV AAL
Alemane8 y beers
(COntinudruj


Los peri61icos aemanes p.bic1a
noticas 5 ble las reuujOhes que 81 h1u
eelebradO Ell Aemlnia, Ell Las cuales
Sc pr0nuncia.0n dlScu1s contra Mt.
Bu.ow canoiltr del ImpeIio, por IA
p0litica que esta hacienda respecto 81
TranSgaal.
Tres mil personos asistieron al NEE
ting de Stuttgart. Les discusses lue-
ron pronunciado3 por 81 institution sa
perior Cralmer, preSidcnte del Comit6
por la paz, por el doctor M0lenaar
dclegad0 del EuJeau ceutral boer ds
Munich, y ror Gjtimo, IN pastor pro
testante dc Stuttegarr lIamado NJ Um
flid, desarrO 10 una tes 5 s0bre a nece- =
8idad de reemplalar la polltica de los
intereses por la del derecho y de IA
juStcia.
NJ Dewett, sobrino del famoso &c
neral boeT, tambien prouucc0 un dis
curse.
Pero donde Sc oyeron pl'abras mas
duras eu6rgicas fl6 ea Leipsik Pue
de ser qle jamas EN- una asambIea
alemana Sc han diChO trases IN rs y.O
lentas contra ell gobietn0 imperial OncO
NIL personals aaistier0n IL reunion
celebrada en- el PalAcio d. Orsc4 Il
Leipzick.
Despues de un disculso del conan
dante transvaa'ense @ )oste, el conner
ciante d, Leipzick, N, Il sisz, tom) Ia
palabra djo:
GEL presiaente Kliger no ha yeaido
a pelir una intervention armad , n,
canones, nj tOdo 10 que oheCemoS K
nerosamente q los ing ese'.
Lo que pide es un tribunal de arbi
traje. Ha presentado una letra dc
cambio aceptada el ds Enero de 1896
y emitida sobre la lealtad alemana
Esa letra de cambio ha s.dO pro estada
iPor quien? No pr ell paeb.o aleman
JDesde cuando es c0stumoTe dejM
que Sc ahogue el que La caido al aqua
SO pretexto de Qu5 no nos ia Iemiudt
su tarjeta dc visita9
| lQue decis vosotros DO la diplom
alemana, con esa preten5 On dc qde nc
puede deja:se eojer despreyenida POI
otroR Desde II amos aca ha sidO sor
prendida de este modo varias veces..
Las razones dadss poT el OauciIle
para excusarse de recibir q Kiiiger Il,
tienen fundamental EI pueblo aiems l
pide que Sc leconozca su voluntad n'
quiere ser gosernado mas que For all
names. La poltica alemana dc hoy e.
ladulaci6n servil Iuglatena. Teneno
, va demas ada amistad inglesa qneremo
sacudrnosla como el polyo do los .,
patos.
La asamblea vot6 ense uida uui
communication al presidenle Kruger el
!, la que SO lamenta proiundamente d
!, que, consideIaclones diplonaticas Ii
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-06
Victoria Alejandrina

A la edad de Oche1ta y dos amos no
cumplidos, ha dejado esta vida terIe email
la que fu6 ilustre Ieina de Inglaterra y
emperatriz de las Indias. Baja q la
tumha Ell los mOmentos criticos en- que
su inperO, ell mas grande que han
vstO nuestrOs contemporaries, Sc alza
OrgullOsO y Sc mantiene en- equ:librio
sobTe la cumbre de su apogeO, ante las
miradas no muy simpaticas del mundo
entero, que aguarda de un momento q
otro ver declinar tan colossal pOdeIio.
FL reinado de Victoria L. ofrece cir
cunStancias muy senaladas. Su padre
ell principe Eduardo, duQue de Kent,
muri0 Ell 1920, al no de nacida la hi ia
que ACADIA de falecer. Esta hered6 FL
tIono de su abuelo Jorge Ill, en- 1887,
despuGs que hubier0n reinado sus tios
Jorge " y GuiIleEmo ".
No sc ha visto Ell todo ell siglo en-
muchos otros IN reinadO tan largo CO.
mo ell de Victoria, (63 anos). No hace
mucho So celebr0 con gran pompa y
con inustados iestejOs ell jubilee de la
reina, al cumplir los 60 anos de su co
ronaci6n; y en- su tempo Sc ha operado
en- Inglaterra la transformation mas
Iimponente y erandiosa que Sc ba visto
en- nuestIa 6poca, gracias al immense
poder de sus iuerzas navales, inic'ado
hace tres siglos bajO el cetlo de otra
mujer, Isabe Ia, cuyo reinado fu6 tam
bien muy largo (45 amos
Y Ell 10 que este respeta, solo exis.
tel dos pueblos en- la historic que ha
yam mantenido su apOgeO y su reSs
tencia a caer durante cuatro sigIOs:
estes dos grandes pueblos de la hsto
ria son de raza latina; Roma y Espafia
NiDguna otra naci6n ha perduradO
tantO en- ell mantenim ento de sus con
quistas.
Hablando ahora de las causas que,
aparte la muy justifcada de su vejez,
hayan precipitado los dias que le que.
daban de vida a la reina Victoria, nc
es aventurado consignar que han con
tribuido en- mucho los sucesos de la
guerra del Transvaal, agravados recien
temente de un modo funesto para In
glateTra.
La ilustre soberana hacfa meses J
qulzas amos, que, por 81 avanzads
edad, no tomaba parte activa en- la'
cosas de la polftica inglesa, y ahora 81
dice que de algun tempo a esta part'
, carecia hasta de voluntad, y todo Il
aTreglaban su gusto los ministro
ensoberbecidos tai vez hipnotizado
por Mr.. Chamberlain.
Ell cuadro polftico que Sc desenvuel
We EN- los cOmienzos del nuevo TelnadC
no hay duda que requiere gran tactO
suprema discretion.
81 la polftica inglesa continda infa
tuada por la embriaguez del p0del
t quizas Sc repita la leyenda de aquell
s mole gigantesca de granite que desa
{ fiaba los rayos y las tQrmentas. sin re
, parar en- que su pies habfa un peque
no gnomo que minaba su base con / en-
! dos golpes de martillo lQuien sab
81 es ell pueblo boer ell diminuto gnom
que roe los cimientos del ImpeTio bri
tanico!
Victoria Alejandrina fue en- su ju
ventud un prodigio de hermosura, pc
: 10 que ha merecido I1asta hoy ell tftul
5 de "Graciosa Majestad" que le adjud
D Ecaron sus apasionadoss subditos S
case en- 1910 con el principe Albert
lde Sajonia, y qued6 viuda en- 1S6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-06
La REvoLUCIeN SIGUE ADELANTE

La situaci6n en- ell campo cont
nGa invariable, sosteni6ndose fre
cuentes escaramuzas con las guerri-
las, que demuestran mucha activi
dad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-06
LOS REST0S De La REINA
VICTORIA ALE EJhNDR INA

Aver tueron conducidos a Frog
more los restos de IL Reina Victoria
Ell EmperadOr Guillermo II en-
barcara antes del sabado para VIII
hemshaven en- su yate HOhenz0llerm.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-06

comptansibles para el pueblo, no hayan
permitido al emper3dor recibirle; y
anade:
jam el pueblo aleman tolerara
one sn lealtad sea viiipendiada por los
tacfoTes de 81 POLITICAL
La asamblea vot6 igualmente una
moc'6n de confaDza al diputado profe
FoI lass, pare pIesentar la comuDica
ci6n De Kju5er en- La Haya.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-06
Vigilance of the Government

la the northeastern provinces
considerable agitation is motto cable,
which leads the government to re-
double its vigilance
Five en.cf-war are off the Me-
diterranean coast, at the ports OF
which it is feared that fire arms may
be landed
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-06
GUERRA A LOS JESUlTAS
Ell DRAMA De GAlDOS

Anuncian de Madrid que el 60
bierno trata de impedir que Oe re
presente por alg1n tempo ell dra
ma Electra del exlmio novelista
canario seior Perez Gald6s, cuya
production ha provocado las mani
festaciones tumultuosas one Sc han
hecho contra los iesuitas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-06
LA SlTUACl0H EN- FllIPINAS

Anuncian de Manila q1e el nom:
bramiento de Gobernadores Civiles
de Luz6n y las restantes islas del
Archipelago ha recaido en- presti-
giosas personalidades del pals.
Sc indica al Sr Palermo para ell
Gobierno Civil de Panay.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-06
LInea de BenDer
DE
AULyi iORk 1 lSiN JUN DE PTO.- RICO

El bermoso rap, be rgantin goeta anne
ricauo JOHN VI O.DhRMOTr, comen.
20 a cargar en- Nnega York para este
pm .rto Il 30 de Euero, saliendo ell de
Febrero dc 1901
SupIicamos los comerciantes que SO
sryau nacer pedidos por correo cable
para oouseguir anticipadamente la cabida
necesaria en- el b4rco.
Sc teomiendaa los embarQues en- esta
Linea pOr Ia economic de tletes.
Para mas informes dirigrse sus consig.
natarlos
sOBRINOS DE EZQUfAGA,
San juan Puerto Reo 20 Eaero 1901
III lunes 6ltimo Il 50 Caggas el Tribu
nal DC Distito lie Hamacao, doude tiene
one ceebrar algunas causas, pc ms neeiendo
por tanto en- cAa ciudad do doce ounce
dias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-06
vIGILANCla DEL G0BIeRN0

En- las provincias del Noroeste
n6tase alguna agitaci6n, 10 cual ha
ce redoblar la vigilancia del go5ier.
no.
Cinco barcos de guerra surcan Ia
costa mediterranes, Ell cuyos puer
tos SO teme un desembarco de ar
mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-06
In|0rn1CiQlDDTC2 cable
NueVa York, 6 De Febrero
PRED0mlNI0 De LOS B0ERS
ENEl TRhNSvAAL

Despachos de Lorenzo Marquee
dicen que los beers predominant Gu
todo ell Transvaal, donde han que
brantado estos 1ltimos dias, con re
petidos encuentros, las tropas brita-
nicas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-06
\0EIvIAS DEL DIA

Los alcaldes de Guayama Arroyo Pa
tilIas, acisados del drlto de sedic.fn, han
s'du ohaQo.tos p0r q Tribunal de Distrito De
lIUmac2o, deSpGGS de Ia celebration del iui
clio oral d. la referita caus1, en- vista de ba
ber retirado el.Ministerlo Fiscal sa acusa
elon, per no respltar pro5ado el delito.
ia zarpaio hoy De este puerto con desti.
no Nutva York, via Santiago lie Cuba ell
trasports americana Mac CleIan".
III Ju2gal0 municipal de Catedral intere.
sa IA bu5ca, ca9tura y remission la carcel
de est cluda.., de los indlyduos sguientes:
Manuel Sanchez Cruz, Sentencado cua
fro meses Ce arresto mayor, p0r ell delt0 de
eStata; Jose isabelle Gonzalez por igua de.
Ito, un mes y un Gia de arrest0; 0Se Ma
tos Lanes, por ell deito de robo, IN mes
un dia d. arresto mayor Santiago CaIde
ron, poI ell de,lto 2e estafa, a la misma pena
II sabado en- la tarde Sc inaugur6 en- Pom.
~ nn Coegio Cat6lco dirjldo por las Her
maaas de Ia Cardad bajo el tltulo de la
.'Sa grada Famija",
Una coacnTroncia numerosa invadia' los
aaloncs
Eu Ia sla, separada del resto de las ella
ses, Sc abrra una escuela gratuita para nj.
lss pObres, que seran admitidas de,S 10
al s
LIS Padres Paufes bend ierou el centro
Cone,uila Ia bendici6a, ell padre Vicario
djrij Ia palabfa 4 Ia concurrencia Ell elo-
cuente dscurso en- pro de la religion de Ia
eBSrnauLs.
5 be igual tema, icstancias de sus
amigos, htlo uso lie la palabrA el Lcdo. don
Arturo Apoate.
SenoIIcl el6eueucia brot ban 4e su dis
cmso, el que concIuy6 entire aplAusos. de la
muItlul
Lueso fac espIendilamente obsequiada la
c0ncurreucIa
La recepcdO, brillante en- extreme, con-
cluy0 las cnao
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-06
War against the Jestats
The Drama by Galdos

1t is reported from Madrid thai
the government is attempting tc
suppress for the present the repre-
sentation Ut Electra, the drama by
the renowned Canari n novelist Sr
Perez Gald6s, whose work has pro-
voked the tumultuous manifestations
madeagainst the Jesuits.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-06
The Situation IN the
Philippine Islands
The Revolution Goes On

The situation in the country con-
tinues the sane frequent skirmishes
taking place with the guerrillas who
display much activity.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-06
The Remains Of Queen Victoria
Alejandrina

Yesterday the remains of Queer
Victoria We're conveyed to Fogmo-
re.
Before Saturday, Emperor VIII.
liam II will sail for Wilhernshaven
or his yacht Hohenzollern.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-06
CABLE NEWS
The Beers Influence in Transvaa

The Beers Influence in Transvaal
Dispatches from Lorenzo Mar
quez state that the Boers predomi =
nate throughout .Transvaal, where
they have dispersed the English
troops in repeated encounters dur
ing the past few days.
The Situation IN the
Philippine Islands
It is reported from Manila thai
the appointments of civil governor;
for Luzon and the other islands o.
the archipelago, have been made tt
eminent individuals of the country
Sr. Paterno is talked of for civil
governor of Panay.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-20
First Welsh Baptist Fair.

One of the most successful fairs that
has ever been held on this side was
conducted by the Ladies' Aid society
South Main avenue, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, with an over
crowded church each evening. The
booths made a picture Of beauty and
the articles sold were very handsome
consisting of the most useful house fur
niture and articles in fancy notions
The supper was one of the best pre-
pared by some Of the best Welsh
cooks in the city.
Those attending the booths We're as
follows: Misses Sarah Lewis. Lizzie
Lewis, Mable Evans, Lila Watkins
Reba Williams, Sadie Jones, Elizabeth
Lewis, Beth Lewis, Bessie Richard.
Mrs. Joseph Reynolds, Mrs. David
Morgan, Mrs. David Evans, Mrs. Obed
Jenkins, Mrs Thomas Jones. Mrs.
John Morgan, Mrs. Wagstaff, Mrs.
Thomas Jones.
Misses Jennie Beddoe, Blanche
Gealey, Barbara Lewis. Mrs Leah Da-
Wis, Mrs. Davis, Miss Laura Roderck.
Home made candy was sold by the
following young ladies: Misses Sarah
Meredith, Lillian Davis, Elizabeth
Hughes. Bessie Davis, May Davis.
The ice cream was served by Miss
Bessie Richard, Mrs. D. p. Brooks and
Mrs. Gritfiths.
The following ladies' served the sup
per:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-20
OBITUARY..

MILES CLARKE. who was very well
known throughout the city, died last
evening at the family home. 3l5 Luz
zCrne street, after Il weeks illness with
typhoid fever. The deceased was a
prominent member of Division No. 20,
A. o. H., the John Mitchell club ana
the Volunteer Firemens association
Together with the late Senator Vaughn
he organized st. Peters Total Absti-
nence society which is now one OF the
largest in the ely. He lived clean,
honest life and made many warm
friendships in the several organiza-
tions with which he was associated.
lie was at one time engaged in the
laundry business in West scranton but
of late has been employed by the
Lackawanna Iron and Steel company,
He is survived by his mother and the
following brothers and sisters: John,
of Butte, Montana; Patrick, eX-Coun-
Gilman NJ. T.. Clarke, Hannah and Jen-
ME of Scranton; Mrs. A, p. Moran. of
Kingston, and Mrs. NJ. f, Whalen, OF
Wilkes Barre.
PHILIP SCHNEIDER, wer-known
resident of the South Side, passed away
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-20
Memorial Church Notes.

The pastor of the Memorial church,
Rev. w. +. Davies. will begin, after
the holidays, series of short lectures
on the missionary Heroes of the
Nineteenth Gentry" The first will be
given the first Monday evening of the
new year.
The Sunday school is busy these
days, rehearsing fine programme for
the Cristmas entertainment. The new
church is well adapted to display the
talent OF the whole school.
Services Sunday at the Memorial
church at the usual hour. The pastor,
w. Il. Davies, will preach in the
morning in English and in the evening
in Welsh, on subjects appropriate to
the times. Sunday school at 2 p. m.
Monday evening the regular weekly
prayer meeting in the lecture room,
and the young peoples meeting in the
same room Tuesday evening.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-20
Aldermanic Gases,

William Mulchrone, Of Charles
street. had Frank Dunleavy of Will
bur street, arraigned before Alderman
Myers last evening on the charge of
assault and battery. He was held un-
der $500 bail for his appearance at the
next term of court. Michael Dun
leavy, his brother qualified as his
bOndsman.
Vincie White, of Throop street, had
his wife, Annie. arraigned before AL
derman Myers last evening on the
charge OF attempting to kill. White
came home drunk yesterday after
noon, so his wife alleges. and started
to abuse her by calling her vile names.
and in a fit of anger she struck him
on the head with hatchet, inhicting
n severe scalp wound. She was held
under $500 bail for her appearance at
court.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-20
and the second between the Sanderson

Hill Stars and the Priceburg Stars.
The North End Stars journeyed to
Wilkes Barre last evening to play the
strong Ninth regiment basket ball
team at that place.
William Neary, the 15-year- son OF
Mrs Ncary, of Mary street, met with
n serious accident at the LeGgctt s
Greek mine, Wednesday afternoon.
While riding on Il car he struck the
side of a car on an adjoining track ana
his face ana body were badly lacerated.
He also received internal injuries.
The second monthly meeting of the
Stationary Engineers union will be
held this evening in Lconard's hall. All
members are requested to be present
The ladies of the Maccabces held II
meeting in the Auditorium last even
ing,
The North End Glee club held re-
hcarsal in O'Mulley's hall last evening,
which was largely attended.
Miss Margaret Hart who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. a. +. O'Eoyle,
OF West Market street, for the past few
days, has returned TO her home in Pitts
ton.
Ticket No. 80 won the doube-barrel
shotgun chanccd off at the $. & ;.
smoking parlors last evening.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-20
Excellent PupiIs' Recital.

A large and delighted assemblage
attended the pupils recital given IN
Washington hall last evening by Prof
Silas Rosser's pupils. The various in
strumental numbers on the pro-
gramme We're executed with clever
ness and grace.
Those who participated were LII
liam 1.angan, Bertha Armstrong. ILL
lian Beaver, GLADYS Jones, Edith
Norris, Catherine Paine. Rose Langnn
Maud Jones, May Roberts, Laura
Jarvis, Harold Evans. May Jones,
Alma Jones and Daniel Lewis.
Those who assisted We're Mrs. Ran
dolph Jones, Miss Bessie Slote, Miss
Nellie Markwick, Thomas Abrams
and David jenkins. All acquitted
themselves creditably and each num-
ber received merted applause.
Prof. Rosser is to be congratulated
on the excellent advancement made
by his pupils.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-20
DUNMORE,

odd Fellows hail was crowded last
night with the many friends of Colon
ial Council No. 27, Daughters of Amer
lea, when they conducted their annual
entertainment ana social. A very in
teresting programme was rendered, af-
ter which an orchestra furnished
dance music which was enjoyed by
many of those in attendance. The pro-
gramme follows: Piano solo, Mr.,
Wahlers: recitation, Miss Nettie Jor es
vocal solo, Miss Ruby Yost; recitation,
Miss Maud DevereauX; piano duct,
Mrs. and Miss Barber: recitation, Miss
Maud Hildebrandt; vocal solo, Miss
Elsie Powell; recitation, Gladys Bell;
coon songs. Eva Weisenilue; recitation,
Miss Lucretia Snyder; vocal solo, Flor
ence Robertson, assisted by William
Gillian, of New York city; piano solo,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-20

mony was performed at the home Of
the brides parents.
Attorney c. r. Pitcher, of Price
street has returned home from bus
mess trip to New York.
Master John Williams, of Oxford
street fell through the ice at the
brick yard pond on Tuesday and mar
| rowly escaped drowning.
The u. y. d. Social club will give an
| entertainment and social in Mears hall
| on Christmas eve.
There will be services in st. David $
| Episcopal church this morning at Ii
o'clock.
Services over the remains of Floyd
William. the infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. John 7. Pierce. of 1902 Price street,
We're held at the house last evening.
The remains will be taken to Clifford
at O'Clock this morning, where inter-
| ment will be made.
Robert Bradley, of Pittston, attended
the opening of the Electric City Wheel
| mems new bowling alleys last evening.
The meeting of the West Side Repub-
lcan club. announced for last evening.
for the nomination of officers, was post
poned until tomorrow evening, when
every member is requested to be pres
ent.
The board of directors of the West
Side hospital acknowledge the receipt
of SIS from the union Thanksgiving
services, held at the First Baptist
church.
Edward Reel, n linernan. fell from a
pole in front of DR.. NJ. j. Williams
office yesterday and sustained severe
injuries. He was picked up and re-
moved to his home. near the Cathe-
dral cemetery.
George w. Cramer. of SHETLAND street
and Miss Nellie Moser, of Lafayette
street. were united in marriage last
evening at the home of the brides par
ents.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-20
Two Funerals.

The funeral Of the late Mrs. Bridget
Gibbons took place yesterday after
noon from her late residence on Hud-
son street and WAS largely attended by
friends and relatives of the deceased
which showed the respect and esteem
in which the deceased was held The
remains were borne to Holy Rosary
church, where services We're held. In
terment was made in the Cathedral
cemetery. The funeral was in charge
Of Undertaken Cusick
The funeral of the late John Sherwin,
of East Market street, Will take place
this afternoon at o'clock. Interment
will be made in Forest Hill cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-20
Table No. miss Williams, Mrs. J

Table No. miss Williams, Mrs. J.
T. Thomas.
Table No. 2-Mrs. David Beynon,
Mrs. Richard Thomas, Mrs. David Ed
wards, Mrs. VIII Parry. Miss Rebecca
Jones. Mrs. Jacob Jones.
Table No. 3--Mrs. w. Il. Davis, Mrs.
ID. w. Vaughn. Mrs. Daniel Evans,
Mrs. u. w. Vaughn.
Table No. Airs. Joseph, Mrs. Evans,
Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Barnett, Mrs. Davis.
Table No. 5-Mrs. Howells, Miss Da-
Wis, Mrs. Stanford. Misses Florence
Jones. Nellie Evans, Minnie Davis,
Mary Williams.
Table No. 6-Nrrs. williams, Mrs
jenkins. Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Richards.
A large sum Of money was realized
from the undertaking, and sociability
predominated throughout the fair.