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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-20
Tuition Absolutely Free.

Free AZ the East Stroud,hurg State Normal
| ~ School Fall terms opens Sept. lS 1901.
| The Governor has signed the hill granting
| special appropriation TO this school, az well ss
| the hill making tuition free. For full particulars
address
GEO. -. BIBLE, PRINCIPAL.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-20
Considered As SETTLED.

"Iu civil cases since, notably that Of Keller vs.
r. r. Co., ljl Pa, 81, opinion by the present
Chicf justice, the cases, among them McClnton
vs. Ry Co, are very fully considered, and It is
held that the general limitation act Of 1913 ap.
plies only to common law actions; and further
that a statutory Limitation Of six years to actions
for damages against railroads was in violation OF
section n, article Of the constitution. There
fore, the law as to the six years statute of lmia.
tons in proceeding for damages against rail.
road company may be considered as settled We
are not inclined to at present make further In
quiry because it is wholly unnecessary here"
And again: "And while we do not decide that
a tresplss by railroad corporation for twenty.
one years would bar the owner from re.entry, yet
we do decide that lawful entry, appropriation
and exclusive occupancy for twenty'one years Of
land, and not exceeding the width Of the Lawful,
limit, settle forever the boundary Of the ease.
ment." II is thus seen that the question which
we are now called upon TO decide is still left
open by the Supreme couN OF this common.
wealth.
In the case Of Wheeling vs. r. r. Co., l22 Pa
6lS. the plaintiff brought cjectmcnt TO recover
a strip OF land in the possession Of the defendant
as part Of its railroad track. The railroad com.
pany took possession and built its road in 1897
and continued in the occupancy OF the land until
lsGi, when the action was begun for "A period
Of over twenty-one years. In 1sGO the matter
Of the assessment Of damages and determining
the quantity Of land taken was referred 10 aIhi.
traitors, who made an award oi Sll0 during the
same year, but the award was never paid, and
nothing further was done until the bringing Of
the suit. II was held that the lapse Of time
Was not bar TO the action, and the plaintiff
was allowed 10 recover
The Supreme court, in a per curiam opinion,
said; 'lhis case Is not very complex, either
IN its facts or in 'hc law governing them The
Cnly method by which this company or its prt .
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-20

John NJ. Garman is spoken of as a
candidate for orphans court judge in
Luzerne. The Lenahan faction is said
to favor a. NJ. Freas, whom Garman
warmly supported two years ago,
when Judge Halsey was endorsed.
Should Garman persist in his can
didacy, it would mean a ruction, as
the present peace existing in the
Democratic camp was signed by both
parties with a pen in one hand and an
axe in the other.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-20

Professor in International Correspond
once Schools. y.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-20
POLITICAL MATTERS,

The delegates from Lackawanna
county to the State Republican con-
vention, which takes place at Harris
burg tomorrow, will leave here this
morning on the 6.45 Delaware and
Hudson train. They will have head
quarters at the I.CCnel
The delegates from the four dis
tricts are:
First-Evan ]. Davis, West Scran-
ton: G. !. Gillespie. North Scranton.
Second-Magistrate w. S. Millar, OF
the central city; Charles Rose, OF
South Scranton.
Third--Henry Harris, of Taylor;
Harry Seamans, of Benton.
Fourth--Alderman Samuel $. Jones
of Carbonate; Dan Powell, of Dun.
more.
The delegates will he accompanied
by Congressman Connell, Deputy At.
torney General Frederick w. Fleitz
John r. Williams, County Auditor W
F.. Johns and others.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-20

Milton w. Lowry, of the state execu-
tive committee of the Pennsylvania
State League of Republican clubs
went to Philadelphia yesterday to con-
fer with state President j. Hampton
Moore regarding the league conven-
ton, to be held in this city Sept Il
and Is He will attend the Harris
burg convention on his way home.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-27
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Aus benz Snneren Warblann's unb
ben ansren,enoen Staaten.

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Samslienpater, unter Der &nfluse perz
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beren Dobnuns in Qbtpeisnbsit beg
Mannes gema6t gu baben. Der Mann
befuhte bic 6rau am Samftas Nbeno.
Die .6ilfsruFe bra9ten Die z SABRE
olte So4kr Der Gran aug benz Belt
pnrauf Der Mann Deri4tpanb.
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Gin brutdGer Men9 gsz
3d9mt. -56omas sSumes, 29Sa6re
ait unb Elm StraBenDsrfdufer, purbe
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rem Mnhnungsn, bic inn absr perpeiz
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mar. 4nTutt ii4 rubI9 gu s~ntfsrnsn,
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tporten unb grtff ls auBerpem tbdtli4
an.
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Natipnal : 9aQe" an Der SiOs6reOez
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ben 9oIten am 6reitag, Den /. Mdr3,
an. SIN @dn3en butin Ii4 3ehn Be-
fperbtr UNI ben PldB gemeloet.
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0ln OaS 0nblifnm!

Meine 8un0en uno bas 9u6lifum
i'm Mgemeinem Tinb biermit bsna4z
ri4!i9f, OuB uuBer Der columbia
8ottGing : Co." 9sorg S6a4er, 81
gentbimer, Nismanb bere6rigt 1T, bas
v@ermaria Z 8rauerei" zJlaf9en6;sr
auf ben Martt gu bringen. Man a9te
baber geuau auf meinen @agen uno
auF bic yGa6e(s" auf ben SIaf6en.
(57D 9eo. S3a3er.
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Wetterausfi9ten = Sir
marnlanO uno bsn 0iItritt columbia
far uno fGlter am Mittpp4, triberes
8stisr afn 0OnnerTtag, bod pa6rz
fdeinli1 obne aegen, anbaltenbe. fri
Idle nprbtpdtIiae Minbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-27
81 ntiaen.
81 0oS @ublifurui

Meine &unOen uno bas publifum
i'm Nqgemeinen finb 6isrmtt bena4z
ri9tigt, baB auBer Der rGolum6iaz
8ottling : &c." @:org S4u3er, @iz
gsntbimer, Nismanb bsre4ti9t lit, bas
r@ermania : 8ruuerei" <5Iaf4snbisr
auf Den Mdrtt gu bringen. Man a6ts
ba6er genau auf meinen Bagen unb
auf bic rQabsls" uuf ben 5iai6sn-
o. @so. 6 6aAsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-27
@i6ttg fit Nnseisenoe.

Sin Marrlaus eriaeiHt ausr benz .6eutfAea
6orrtfpsnoeuten' feins einsioe h.uti6e 3etuns.
iDsl4t cine Srud.4reFe bsFtt, bi. i'm 6tanst ID,
bic Guflaes st s9euti6en GsrrsisOnssHtem' tn
~tpsnissr. ais
finf Gfttn0ett
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bic Gufldse ireenb elmer anoeren tdsIiaeR beats
tGeu Seituna in Warplanb in
fluf Wftntttett
erudeH, faIitn uHa abiabIeR.
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Der 9enf(de Correspondent.
Mittmpd,. ben "a. Tcbruar 1901.
MISUNDERSTANDING


rMGirf@M mie."-OsfeW o4t:
sSabio &arum.S
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Jorb's Spernbaus. Mo9e:
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.1pirorD : Mnbitprium." - Oiefs
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3sbntts Observation-Disclosures
ben /. Mdra, 4 nbr Ru6mittugs.
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4. Mari, srobu Nustenbul in br 6aus.
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MeBeli uppnzSeIt
Mprqen, Spuutrtaa, ben %. Se6ruor, bel
MoOlpb gpienert, 1r. 218, 6iosGutGtpzStra
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-27

msm Ii6 bic 8rippe entpidelt,
frooe man fir Or. Qu9uIt R0nig's
y6om6uroer 8ruItI6te, bieies MlsiItsrz
Ss:lmHtSl bagsgen. Man a6te ba@
raul, Dab man nur ben e4ten Qrtitel
6efonmt, p<l4er Itst5 bic unterIdrift
% Or. Quguit &Oni9 auf benz I'M
fhl1de bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-27

16eibung beS NppeIutions : Seri4ts,
Der Stubtrdt6 bas 3e6t bat poer ni6t,
unb tpsnn 10, pel6es &e4t, 8sroroz
nurgen our Bflafsrun9 BON Struben
duf 8o1sn Der ouOur9getroffensn, gu
pafiren. @snn Der StaOtrut6 Fol=
DIES Ge6t 6at, fam er in Iol9en 8,rz
o%rbnungen porl9reiben, baB paB9slo
fir 9Fla5terung BON StnuBentreu3un=
cen unb in 6ront FdDtiI9en @iesu=
f6ums aug oenSummen gu entne6msn
iii, bic in Der 8erpiGigunga]8eroro=
nuna fir Dag taufenoe S1br 3ur9f.az
1terund BON StraBsn f~reu5ungsn uno
in 6ront fGbtii 4sn gj9ent6um5 oor=
gefeben linO.
8. Sat Der Gtdbtrdt6 Dus 3edt,
8eroronungen fir neue gerbeTerunz
oen, na6 Der in9l6I9nitt IS bss@6arz
ferg Tpe5ifisirten Neire, on5uue6msn,
unb tpenn 70, t1nn er in FoL6en Ser
oronunqen porI9reiben, oaB bus fir
bic Contribution FOLDER 8erbefsrunq
ausauqe6enoe @elD in Der 8erpronunq
Der @srpiQigung fir od5 tommenDe
Sabr gu betpiQigen 1T?
Noti3en.
Del 5tpsite 3peig pafirte bic Ser
prbnung in 9e5u9 auf oa5 3etnigen
BON &lOafen.
Die So. Ostur 2eIer unO 6roncis
6. 8onb, bic BON Mapor uls Ri4tsr
bes Steusr : Expectations : 8eri6tes,
reIp. StraBsn : 9ur46ru4s : Com
mifGr, nominirt puroen. Iinb geIiern
pom 5psiten 3psj9e eiuTtimmi9 bsTiGz
tiot pprben.
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Snffee. fnefdher dcf1nf.

SRe, Der ni6t isines 9Iei9en bat.
3uder gum 8%oItsnpreiit. 0iesiins
Sbatfa9en in
6. 9. 9ennD's 10 ltdbtif4en 2Gbsn.
(2O9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-27

Die r9mniploanisr Giisn6a9as
@ompu9nis" pito au8 @eranlanung
Der Snduguration dn l., e., B. uno 4.
W!dr3 GrtarIion5 8iIets mud Watbz
lngton fir Den 6a5rprsis BON en- Dbl
lar uno 3p0n3i9 Gents ($1.20 fir bic
T2noreIie BON Baltimore ~perfauf.n,
fir bic Riitfa3rt BIS gum 8. WIdrJ
gitIig. 68-63)
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ter Oennis am 81
lung fptnmen.
s. il p 0 6ltb
yn ban SeItam
-. - 01r 10 s

men SFruu SfdbeIa YtOPtya Ir'O YAvvv
fir b. .gresbnItrian BOARD Of Re=
lief for pifa6lfO Minfsr5 anO t4s
8ioopg anb ORPHANS of o~tcsdieo
Mfnifers" auSg2ieBt; oes9I'ifen$5oO
fiji; bus .66tller for a8eo arb inf:rs
m:o cplorso gtrfons" an bet 8l0oIsz
frQBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-27

Sie Cpfer Der grippe=Gpioemis i'm nd6itsn
@inter %befinoen f6 unttr Ssrienjesn, oeren Sp=
ITEM f6 mid BON ben Gri6opiuuesR tpdbrtno ees
6ommers erbplt bat. Or. Sitgerts 4nQo,
fturas9it,rs, groBes iOamerifanii6t StGrtunQs=
mitttG fir i4pabs ReripHsH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-27

W3iffI. S%oTomttcrf 20. So 56hf. Eb,rmom,t.rn... 4s
Jiitti. 3~b,ruum,t,rf 40 giisorisher 20
9ie d6bfe { 6usGisfeit bes Binbes in elmer StuHoe
betrua II 0ieileH Don Nefen.
9ds seffrise Sse'ter-Gi. %nitertsitt &empsratur
49, t,;s foIot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-27

arm rong. Gator &c 6 o.,
eine Der beften puspaarensGirmen
8altimOre's, beranitaltst beute anb
OonFsrifd9 lire stpeite SrifiabrsS
4usftsGune bon frans0fff9en Mufter<
9iiten unb 8onnts. Die 8sfiBer bon
flstnsrm 2dbtn ftnb Defenders bsrauf
aufmerffam sema6t. Man febe mad
Der In5ei9e an anberer Gkne bieies
Bldttes.
@erbrubt. - @m. S6epparb,
5 Sabre alt, in Nr. 1903, srebsridS
IDenue, fiel esitspn Moraen b.i'm
Spielen in Der 8i9t bes elterIihen
9au!.s in einen 3uber beiBen maFsrs
uno sog fi9 gribpunb.n an ben Bel
men unb am R0rper su.
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@ctterberiHt.

GScffetberluDt.
Ser. Staaten ~ sttcrsSnredu.
Baltimore, ben 26. 5ebruar 1901.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-27

Wetel Snppen=Seft
BEL Woplph @ienert,
Str. 21S, Glib ntafu Giraffe,
9pnnerftag, ben %. Sanmar.
$3.50
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DIE NHlDD9TSr Ger ODrrertrdBe, 3fD1>
f6en Sabettes unb 2ertnetonftroBs.
fir ibre riidIidnbige Gtrdbenbur9z
bru6s>8eIteuerung unter Der @erorb@
tu1rg bonn 26. Nobember 1898 gu Be-
i~feuern, fpurben in oritter 2eIunq i'm
eriten 3peiee aneenpmmen.
SIN apetten 3peige
rei9te ge1tern 6r. 8snu6le einen gez
f4luB Elm, Der pOm 3psige einitimmig
an9enommen purDe. 0ur9 benIelben
tperOsn BRET 9eroronungen our 9fld@
ferung BON StraBen auf Soften Der
GigentbImer ber an Hpbenoen Grunbz
ftide auf eirige 3eit p~er3D9ert psr6en,
un0 3tpar: NuguFa : Qoenue, apiIden
6rsberid : Npsnue unb Wdlrabfrdbe;
8arterItraBe, 5ptF6sn 5airmpuntz
Qpenue unb 6apette1raBe, unb Col
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-01
KOEOH|K| FISHERIES
ANCIENT FEUDAL TENURE
SEEMS WIPED AWAY
Action Of Attorney General in Circui
Court iu Probably the Death
Knell Of Native
Grievance,

Attorney General Dole In the Circuit
Court yesterday entered nolle prose-
qui to the prosecution Of a native for
violation of konohiki fishing rights in
the sea at Kaneohe. He declared an
absence of vested rights in the evil
dence and said the claiming owner OF
the privilege had a resource in civil
proceedings.
This would seem to mark the end Of
the ancient feudal rights in sea fisher
les. which have been wont to go with
lands fronting on the coast. At every
legislative session for many years up
to the revolution OF 1898 native MEM
bers put up fight to abolish kono-
hiki fisheries, but their, efforts met
with no better success than those made
just as often to repeal the act to miti,
gate the effects Of vice. The latter
finally went out with the advent of the
Edmunds Act brought here by annexa-
ton. Similarly. It would seem, the
feudal tenure of deep sea fisheries be.
comes extinguished by the equal rights
to natures bounties conferred by the
United States constitution.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-01
Handicap.

The preliminary round will be play
ed tomorrow afternoon. Cockburu
playing Mcintyre and Jameson meet.
ing Sinclair. The draw for the first
round has resulted as follows: Thaycr
VS.. Guild: Bigelow VS. CARVE: d. W.
Anderson VS.. Irvine: Clifford vs. Kay:
r. Anderson VS.. Nichols: Bottomley
VS.. Buchanan: Ross VS.. Coulson.
Fine prizes nave been offered for
first and second places. addition to
these there will be sweepstake of
fifty cents from each entry to be divid-
ed among the runners-up. The bylaws
have been amended, as follows, to
agree with the change of the links to
nine holes:
/. A, ball in the stream or in the
rocky bed of same. may he played
where 1t lies, or It may be lifted by the
player. with the loss OF one stroke.
and dropped on the side farthest from
the hole, not more than three club
lengths from the hazard.
.. A ball lying in an unplayable posi-
ton may be lifted. with the loss Of
one stroke, and dropped within two
club lengths, but not any nearer the
| hole.
| 3. Loose stones in the proximity OF
walls or cairns are not 10 be consider.
ed as part of said walls or cairns.
| 4. Playing to the first and second
holes. II the ball be played through
/ or over the fencing bounding Tins
yard. the player may play the ball
where II lies. or drop ball at the spot
from which the ball was struck. with
out any penalty except the loss OF the
distance.
5. Any member playing in compsti-
ton with one who Is not also mem
her of the club, unless with sanction
first obtained from the council, will be
disqualified.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-01
RAPID TRANSIT
70 COLLEGE HILL

At 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon in
vited guests OF the Rapid Transit Com
pany assembled at the car barns where
cars were in readiness to take them
over the College Hills extension. The
special cars followed a regular car to
the junction OF Punahou and Wilder
avenues. There the specials cars were
switched on to the Punahou line. Tho
trip up the Manoa road was a charm
ing one. the cooling breezes from the
mountains sweeping through the cars
and dispelling the effects OF the humid
heat Of downtown. Arriving at the new
residence tract the cars were turned
upon the tracks that run through Col
lege Hills and over the well paved
streets Of that section. At the end OF
the run all were given an opportunity
to roam about for some time inspect
ing the lots and enjoying the fine views
OF mountain and sea.
After some time spent In looking
around the residence district Manager
Ballentyne invited the guests to take
seats in the cars. where refreshments
were forthwith served, consisting of
Ice cream, cake. lemonade and mineral
waters.
Among the guests were Judge and
Mrs. Galbraith, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.. Bad
lentyne and two daughters, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. II. Anterior, Mr.. and Mrs
l.. A. Thurston, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w
Pearson. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Tenney Peck
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Warehouse. Mr.
and Mrs. f. s. Gill. Mr.. and Mrs. p. C.
Jones. Mrs. S. n. Castle. Mrs. II. Castle
Coleman, Mrs. Henry n. Castle. Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Lowrie, DR.. NIB. Emer,