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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-09-06
A Sketch.

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and l have finished our days Wort
(though it isn't much for we ar,
old now), and have eaten on
supper. if the weather is pIeasan
we bring our easy chairs out anC
sit on the front vcrandah.
| The cool south wind stirs the
leaves on the big cottonwood tree
and sways the limbs of the cedar
of Lebanon with a swish-swish,
The erickets, tree frogs and katy
dds each chirp a live tune, and a
mocking-bird in a rear-by tree
lpours out his varied songs.
Slowly the moon rises till Its
bright light is gIimmering all
around us and the man in the
moor is smiling as usual, as if to
say, Calls well, ais WELL"
Wife and | talk of many things,
but the family of eight which we
have raised to manhood and
womanhood Is our most interest
ing topic. There i John, our
oldest boy, who is president of a
leading college. and Katie, who
married a well-to-do merchant
and is living IN the city. Tom Is.
lawyer. Charley q preacher and
Mary, Bessie and Frank are mar
ried and live near Us on their
rich black land farms. And
there j. Jim. We don't Often
speak of poor Jim. He has
caused us many an hour of grief. |
Sometimes we talk tenderIy OF |
the two little graves IN the shady /
green grove near the house-the
little boy and girl who died ia the
early COS. when we first came to
Teas. Those we're tough times
hen, but wife knew well how to
'elp guide tie frau craft clear of
he rocky shoals and out into
,afcty.
A tender feeling fills my heart
1r the Iittl, wom;m--my wife ,
md / reach over and take her
vrinkled brt hand in mine.
Ahl 1t brings back a train of
al, sweet memories OF those days :
! long ago. There Is one picture :
hat is always clear. Twas the !
rst time that 1 had ever seen
er. How pretty she looked in j
er plain WOODEN dress, her brown I,
yes sparkling with pleasure and s
appiness and her brown hal
ombed smoothly back. When
stepped up and asked if l might
company her home, and she
answered in shy little voice, t
Yes" l was no longer living on h
arth but soaring in the heavens. n
'hen she babe me goodnight she B
t me hold her hand about two Z,
,conds. How soft and falr it
as. Do 1 hold that hand now Y
it'll the love that / did years ago?
is deeper, nobler love, a love a
essed by God, love strength
led with forty years of Joy, scr
Nv and hardships; love that is "
orified by the golden light from &
e setting sun of our liveS.- 81
attic Groves, in Dallas News.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-09-06

The town builds right along as
if everybody believes investments
here are gilt-edge. And they are
right for the town is here to stav.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-09-06

Now that Millionaire Flagler
has secured his divorce and mar
ried a young wife, the divorce
statute enacted by the Florida
Legislature at his bohest should
juet as well be repesled.-DaiIy
Item
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-09-06
PRESS OPINION.
Pungent Pencilings Pur-
Joined from the Press.
THE BEST OPINIONS WEEKLY
From the Newspaper fraternity Throughout
the Southern States.

General Algier's book on "The
Spanish-American War" will be
out next month. Then there will
be still more work for an inquiry
board.-Boston Herald.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-09-06

After all, why shouldn't John
Bull use Africans in his wars?
Uncle Sam used nearly 100000 of
them against the South during the
civil war.-Franklinton New Era.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-09-06
What's the Trouble,

With your back. old man? Rleuma:ism? Too
bad, too had. / advise YOU to try Hunts
Lighting Oil. 1t is said to D. ! wonderful REM
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-09-06
Louisiana. approximately. !

Louisiana. approximately. has
2S,000,00 acres of cultiyatabIe
lands, and sca=sely more than
3,O00,000 of ttStse are in actua
cultivation. Yet they produced
the following last year. viz:
Cotton and by-prod'ts $4,000. Goa
Sugar and moIasSeS $4,000, OC9
Rice and by-produets 100000
Corn. oats and hay 10000, 600
Fruits, vegetables, live
stock, etc. 100000
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-09-06
Everything Cores

To these that wait, even now All then pairs
thics thai hurts. Hunts Lightning Oil keeps
on es erything except old age and deaih- IN
It. % and 80 cts Satisfaction OF money ~
funded.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-09-06
Pretty Tough to Scratch

For living and relief also. Hunts Cure will
cure YOU OF Itch, letter, Ringworm, Itching
Piles, Eczema Guaranteed by all dealers
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-09-06
The Pistol Business.

The Pistol Business.
Instead of being the rule, pis
tol toteing viii be the exception
in this country in the near future
The practice was the outgrpwtl
of conditions that have passed
and it must be suppressed
Monroe Star.
| Correct you are. brother. and
if the press OF the state will just
unite and keep up the fl ht
against this crying and damnable
evil, it will force the courts and
law officers to suppress it. The
man who walks around the
streets, in a time of profound
peace, with deadly weapon con
cealed bsneath his clothes. is a
criminal and should SO be re-
garded. Let the press keep up
the fight and abate the evil
Morehouse Clario.l.
4 4 T.
Hardly a newspaper is opened
that does not reveal some crime
or accident by pistol. "He did
not know it was loaded:" or sit
fell off a shelf and the fatal
wound was given;" or i'm an out
bust of temper, two men quar-
reling, life was destroyed"
What business have you with a
pistol in a civilized. christian
neighborhood. where wei, pro-
tected by law. aud called TO no !
Official service in exposed places? |
What a coward you must be?
Throw away your pistol where
no one will find it. Some MEM
Der of yGdr family will yet be
shot BY it or get a heart wound
more hurtful than pistol shot
If you do not look ont. Some of 4
Is have travelled far and near. J
md for ma V years, and never
'een IA any place or amid any
circumstances, wher- we needed |
eadly veal Ons. ! pistol in TIN Q
f peace murder ON the shelf ,
Y la the bureau. Let the sheriff
making an arrest, policeman
the streets 1T I,i dnight.
r officers trying to quell a riot ;
o fully armed, but an ordinary
itizen in ordinary cir unistanceS
eeds no firearms and the ordi- &
airy citizen needs not to be !
,aded down with a IS or A .olts. \
Monroe News. :
The press of the State IS tenn h
lg with articles against the ne C
lrious practice of carrying con- L
,aled weapons. The above is a
lerely a sample of the TRADES a
nat are being hurled at The evil. -
very effort should Re made to e.
lppress it and if the grand jul v
rs throughout the State will Il
axe vigilant inquiry and indict q
cry mothers son who is guilty W
the reprehensible practice, and "
the district attorneys will Wig y
ously prosecute them and the b
dyes impose the heaviest pen ell
ties of the law, the practice re
ay be broken up. 1t is one of q
e very greatest curses of the Il
e and every legal and available NJ
cans should be resorted to to
ppress it. The law on the
beet is severe enough, if it is
ly enforced. Let the legal C
thorities but do .. their duty and III
: evil can be stamped out.
le more prominent the male nj
tor, the more severe the pun sa
ment should be. Let the tn
ass keep up the war on the tw
! until the damnable practice SCI
lriven from the State.-More- be
use Clarion. TO
- sh,
fhn 4 lx.-.,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28
ST. MARY'S

ST. MARY's, w. Va, July 27.--1ha
Eisenbarth- Henderson company played
to large audience last aiGn. IN thcir
floating theatre This is the most T. p
ular show that visits here.
Mrs. l. J. Haight. OF Newport, was
visiting relatives in town on Thursday
Rev. Geo. C. Shaw was at Spring Run
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Strickling viii
leave soon for few weeks stay al Alt
Lake Park.
A number of people went to the cir
Gus at Marietta yesterday.
Hon Robert n. Browse was al
Wheeling this week.
The Teachers Institute was in ses-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28

sion this week, with Geo. +. Da,l.,
principal OF the Sistersviiie schooI
3. II. Hail. late principal Of tbs "
M9rtlnsville school, as Instructor ~
attendance was not as large as usrs,
but the session was marked b. t6. :
terest and attention of the tea.
On Thursday night the usual Us =
tainmeRt Was given by the teaaae-, !.
the ~ r. church, all the par-j .Bs-..
acquitting themselves with crest
s. w. Cain arrived Friday efss.,.
from Missouri, and will remain a 80
weeks with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. F9eshsr have p.
turned from a pleasant trip 10 MI.
sfer Springs.
Charley Suck has opened up sb,o.
ing galley in the Reymern bal zl-9
Re has the best and loudes- 5T.ere.
gfiraph In town to do the taikira
Rev. A. A. Kelly ard fanfs viii
leave for Spencer, Roane county a.
Monday. on visit to relatives as9
friends.
Miss Ella KlinZing. OF Mason wbo
has been attending institute here on
to-day for her home
Elders Foggin and Rule have moved
t-eir tents from Locust street 10 e.svs-
Dale-on-the-Pike. where there seem,
To be q better outlook for conFe-s
Tie city council passed d gsa,..bs
ordinance recently that Seems 10 ~
causing trouble. II requires W5sainy.
zen street to be graded from the i63,.
gaghfare to the city limits at the *.
pense of abutting property 0&ce-s.
That IS 10 say. where no graz 8
required. owners are exempt fEaa arr
OF the cost; but persons whose p D.
erty abuts an grading are COME ed
To pay the entire cost of work az f1st
particular point. This is especially
hard on citizens living near the v
, Of the hill Sheriff b. F. Riggs CSC
property is adjoining very deep aut.
has obtained an injunction against be
town on the score Of damage and
work is temporarily stopped.
There wigs scrap and a promise Of
scrap on Friday. Ihe SCRAP was
between the colored porters ne
Hotel Howard and Hotel HadI5x il
which the former is said to have cone
ont the better man, and the late. a
wiser man. The promise OF ssraD
was between q man named Ga35srt
and the barkeeper of the Hcwaza
Fred Harris, an oil well gaoos6F. IS
| confined to the house with a threaten
ed attack of typhoid fever.
A large number from this place at
tended the Eureka-Buckeye pie1.c On
Thursday at Marietta Island 01e q
the chief attractions was the ball game
between the Saints of Marietta AID
the st. Marys team, the latter wiz
ming by a score of Is to 1.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28
GAS EXPLOSION
In water Works Tunnel Iniu.ed
Eight Men.

In Water Works Tunnel Inju.rd
Eight Men.
CINCINNATI, O., July 27.-By an
explosion Of gas to-day in the new
water WORKS tunnel, east of this city,
eight men were seriously injured and
three narrowly escaped by diving into
the water on seeing tho flash. The
tunnel is 140 feet from the surface at
the point OF explosion, but the men
were soon rescued The tunnel was
considerably damaged. The injured
are John Gam, (colored); Ellis Hon
derson, Ccolored) Charles Grouse, tccl-
ored); William Hicks, Edward Finley,
Thomas N Delaney, John q Meara
John Clegg.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28
RONDEL.

Sleep Is a thornless rose upon iife 'f'rl
Whose opalescent petals breathe
More mellow than the moons melod'ou
light. t.A s.ronl
Subtle Of fragrance, fraught Win 49,
delights .o,oss
OF fragile dreams and delicate rePos''
Sleep is thornless rose!
Love is blood-red rose OF po-7
thorn, - a nd
Whereby the flower-soft heart Is oiea ''-
While all the crimson leaves pun
brighter. gain - arms o.
New luster from the crimson cru
pain, ..,,,ia ell 10
How brief its beauty; yet, WINE 50
Love is a blood-red rose ,.ry
g Constant bounsng..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28
WITH MARY.

Life has been goin' the lonesomest way
All the world seemin' so dreafy IA,
But the meadows wuz smllin' as N'''
the May 80 >t,-,.i
AS | come from campmeetin' with MAJ MAJ N
All the worr beamin with love an VIA
light, ..4s,,,s
Hills lookin' green an the streams
BIRDS in the branches a-singin' Just rlsa'i
AS come from carrpmeetin' WITH N1''
What did I care for the world a. "'
gold
She at my side, like a fairy? - "a
Love had jest all that his arms ca
hold, 80. Marry
As cSme from campmeetin' with Ma i$s
TIN green The world an the blue '''
Joy for life's sorrow an songs Tor ''
A Kiss from her lips, an the love in No.
eyes, t+t, an ~,
Frank l., StahtV'''
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28
CURRENT pOETRY.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ,...,ps,.,,,.,,yl
RAIN


For the Register.
Hear the little raindrops patter,
Pat, patti, patter against the pane,
Mixing an incessant chatter
In the falling of the rain.
Ger the roof they're gaily tripping,
Dancing, laughing in their fun
Down the roof now they are slipping
And they'll fall, yes, everyone.
Hear the wind how it is signing.
Whistling, playing them tune;
Varied are the airs tbs trying,
But twill not be weary soon.
See the angry clouds are frowning,
Making all the earth look drear'
For the sunshine they are drowning,
Sol his face will not show near,
But the flowers smile in greeting
Little raindrops as they tall;
For they know that by their meeuhs
They will larger grow and tall
And they put away their dusty
Faded coats of dingy green;
For they are no longer rusty
And they brighter will be seen.
MARTHA SHEPARD LlPPINCOiA l.
Moorestown, n. j.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28


furefnre surroundings, possessing an at
,nogphere unrivaied for its purity ard
bracing qualities with waters Of tle
highest medicinal value and with the
most prominent and cultivated repre-
sentatives Of every section as Its guests
Il is small wonder that Capon should
, continue TO be as for the past century.
one of the leading health and pleasure
resorts of the country. Of course the
bathing is one of the chief features OF
the place. the lnyallds and semi-inva-
lids taking the warm baths With most
beneficial results, while the stronger
ones indulge In 4 daily plunge in the
greet swimming pool Whose --- ID
depths seem to contain ell the exhllar-
stIng effects Of champagne. Dul Jep-
on is too well and faYorably known 10
the people Of Wheeling to need &c
scriptiCn.
just now indoors and o1t-of-doors
aruusements vie with each ether IN
popularity. Mountain ramblars, rid
dinE. driving tennis and golf are
pleasantly intermingied with morning
and evening card parties, suppers ard
dancing Among the most popular
guests Of this season have been Mr.
and Mrs. o. r. Rhodes, Of Wheeling
who are here with their three SONS, ..
r Rhodes, Jr., who Is prominent
member of the younger SCI taking
prominent part in all the diversions
going on anI two handsome liit'e h9'@
not yet promoted to trousers.
Mrs. bhodcs is particularly adm44ea,
both for her attractive appearance ana
| charming manners. she Is AWAY
beautifully gowned and with her SIN
erb ieyels. is universally acknowledged
one OF the most handsomely attSard
women at Capon. She is also an eA-
eellent card player, ard has carried oil
, several prizes ut recent card $artles
Other guests from Wheeling are eX-
expected shortly.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28
CAPON SPRINGS.

Special to the Register
CAPON SPRINGS, w va. Juy 25.---
The present season at this beautiful old
resort in the heart of the Alleghenies is
a particularly pleasant one. for It seems
as if Capon increases in prosperity with
each succeeding year. Situated 1900
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28

we sat on the porch of a mountain hotel
AS shadows Of evening DIRE duiiy fell,
A neat little maid in a dinitY gown
And l. an escape from the heat OF the
town.
venturod to speak. though I never had
Presented; indeed sir. l never had seen
The fairy until in the dining room we
Sat opposite slipping our northumberland
And peeked at each other.
How softly the shadows are falling"
''Like showers of down from the wings Of
Or like q great veil that is settling in
In bifilowy folds over natures rough face;
one seems to have drifted from earth ana
its boTes
To far away mystic elysian! shores e4.
a feathery Sigh as she softly rcpIteU'
Isn't It lovely
.you who are a stranger to scenes such
Mnst feel an almost indispensable bliss
To find yourself here In mountain re-
Mid scenic displays that the world cannot
How sven as mites we weak mortals APP
o'ershadowed by grandeur that faces us
here, ,...z,,.t.st
1t lowers our PRIDE, troops inc ha"s A4eis'e
head" -.
She boxed affirmation and dreamily said;
Three dimes isn't In 1t!
asked IL she ever had tasted the bliss
Enwrapppd in the folds OF an innocent
kiss -
Perhaps a bold question. but we Of the
vest
In fFanksst of phrases our wishes ez-
pressed 3,.,...
7 dwell on the rapturous tingles that shot
Through the soul when the lips mt eaeA
other swat.
Her cheeks flushed up just a suggestion
AS she wiped her cute mouth with her
'kerchief and said.
I'm from Missoury.'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28

Out-of-door entertainments are in
vogue now to the exclusion of house
affairs. and there have been a number
of priyate and public outings and ex-
cursions during the week, al OF a de-
heh1ful character. Several lawn par
ties were given at suburban residences,
and one or two dancing parties at the
Park Casino, where participation II
terpsiehorean programmes without dis
comfort is possible. Two Atlantic
City excursions have gone out, but the
crowds are not as large as in former
seasons. Many persons are remaihihg
at home until the fall, with the eXpee-
tation of spending their vacations III
viewing the sights at Buffalo.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28

over the hills and Tar away
Would | could HE THIS summer day
With baggage ON this lightsohe plan
A Jap umbrella and fan!
Some paper books should not read
few small eoius-i would not need
All work forgotten-otf q stray,
Over the hills and far away
On last Friday evening Miss Copp
and her brother. Charles Copp, en-
tertained very pleasantly the Island
Duplicate Whist club at the home OF
their mother on South Penn street
Notwithstanding the sultlinees OF the
weather, four tables were feqeisitiontd
: and sixteen boards were played ana
overplayed with decided interest. Close
scores were noticeable at ell the
tables. Dainty refreshments followed
the close of the play.
80
Following Is the programme TO be
rendered by the eFefa House Military
band at Wheeling park Tuesday even
ing, July go.
/ Match-"Colossas Of Columbia -
8. la Ptigrm eae'us from Tam 4 r..
Oh Intern easo-.a7. ONE ......Lofllne
I1tsrIi- ctor-
4. Gems from 1h= b0rehlian Gil =,
...s........ ..-... --.'t-;...... bslie
D. fiee9i9 f2t. ~. .Ii..,t
6 Dss-r.H - ~ IN r.
.s.zs......... 1885,. ...z-=.s. Fendix
The orchestra viii render selected
rlus.s Tor the dance. ten numtsrs
80
a.;es Parsy Paxton was the charm
ing hostess 10 & number OF friends
Triday aFcu.ls IL de- st5a. IN nome
wee la.a eor ten. Tse affair was quite
the lnost elaborate Of the week.
419
M.ss Meta Holiday most easrmngly
srtss,t, ~ ~. tr,ae nm .rhf.ty- srsf
go Eg,do.- ,s@er,ry j,ha ,,,egi :
So e.,.l,.+.,,,,5 Il, ,-.7.ir,,e o.,vs md
,.as.r.s,,-1,,t- -,,.,l scr-.7i ~ n .oes,t,.
- -.
u,..,5a,. ....,,,,i,,,v ~ TO- homo M, goith
W. 49, r..ahe,. ~ ~ srI-,sse ri
49,. . -. Ill 49,, odd sa,5s
80 ,lIassent S,,rr,.igr The everspo
,i.n 800 psg't''i ~ a7,,l1e,,te ~ various
80, o 80, 49, r,frosh.scr,tg ,vere served
49,
..-,,-.
wednesday afternoon, az t'slia1ie, .. o,''
Cured the "eadihs a. MISS M9I,le wv Wv,
ems, Wen known !ooHs i"03 u lli&
city. anu mr. eeofse D9'17' u o -,
nent young potter o. las - ~ y.
ceremony Was peIlof4leu ~ the ~, =
.. Coney' pastor 81 me ~ tISs"5
terrain ehGich- nj anu MIS- boDD'
nave the pest wishes OF tl4slI mos q ..
friends lhsy VIII MAKE ti.eiI nome IA
-
Tomorrow evening at the Mozar
Park Casino tie &-N-Tric Club vii
dance to music furnished by Prof
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28

Miss Bessie Barclay left last week
for Cambridge Springs, where she will
remain several weeks.
Mr.. Samuel Kraft and son Louis.
left yesterday for New York, Buffalo
and otner points in the east.
Mrs. Samuel Kraft. of North Main
street, left yesterday morning for Oak
laind, Md, where she will spend Au-
gust.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28
PERSONALS

This world is a peculiar place:
We kick both night aud day.
But when it comes to leaving 1t,
We somehow want to stay.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28

Latest designs OF Ladies' Tailor
made Skirts orders promptly attend
ed 70. NAQLE. 1913 Main.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28

The Opera House Band and Orchestra
have issued invitations for a series of
outings at Wheeling Park to which only
those holding invitations S<..l -e admit
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28

Mrs J. E. Bellville and chil,%sn, Of
fIe.T antown, Pa. are the guests of
Mrs.. Bellville's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28

Friday eTeniny. ct her homo on South
Wood street, number ri TIE friends OF
Robert Bryson called on him and gave
him a pleasant surprise. The evening
was passed in amusements Of various
kinds and refreshments were served.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28

Wash Dresses and Shirt Waists.
NAGLE. 1913 Main.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28

Driving parties to Maultown seem TO
be quite the thing these days. espsci.liy
now. when the moon is so beautiful
The .otel is crowded with Wheeling
and Bridgeport people bur notE it'll
standing that fact, parties from
town drive over every evening to par
take of the delicious chicken and waf-
fe snppers for which that hotel is SO
famous It is said that one evening
last week over fifty people from this
cay and vicinity enjoyed the beautiful
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28

Mlss Meta Heiiieay most eaermingly
entertained & caHseaiei party OF her
friends at her home on Thirty
street. Fridey evening The gUests
were entertained in various %3ys. ard
Refreshments we're served az a seeson-
ah.e hour.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28

The excursion canned By Prof. Geo.
Delbrugge for tomorrow to Rock Spring
Park. " Va. viii be one Of the most
delightful treats Of the season The
PARK management furnishes ali kinds
Of amuseIlonts and one of the very bee.
u the Rock Spring orchestra, OF twelve
pieces. The casino is said to be one q
the largest and most attractive in the
State.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-16

The LaCkawanna trainmen at Hobo
ken will be paid today.
ID. W. Morrison, of Hoboken, district
superintendent of the Pullman service
on the Lackawanna railroad, was in
the city yesterday
:. -. Iiutchngs eastern representa-
tive OF the westinghouse Air Brake
company, called on Inspector u. ].
Langan, of the Lackawanna railroad,
yesterday.
The Erie yesterday put one of its
hog" engines into use on the Wyom-
ing branch, the recent strengthening
of the bridges and Strengthening of
the road permitting this.
An order was issued yesterday by
Superintendent Rine that the large
Lackawanna engines should not be run
over the Carbon street bridge at a
speed exceeding six miles an hour.
Coaches $50 and l5l of the new series
recently ordered by the I.ackawanna
railroad, have arrived from Barney.
Smith & Co, of Dayton, o., and will
be used in trains and 9 between New
York and Buffalo.
Tomorrow the automatic signals on
| the west bound track between Manun-
ka Chunk and Stroudsburg on the
| LaCkawanna railroad will be put i'm
service. Those signals are all of the
| home and distant semaphore pattern
with the exception of the signal Just
east of Stroudsburg. which is a home
signal en- account of end of block.