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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-22
''A rosrMASTrRs APPOINTED
Especial to the New. ~

w,,, special to the "News.y
udasn r.. 'V ~ D. c, March 2s.-Anna
at Erd.' "t To. been appointed postmaster ,sr
simpson a aOosle Co., Utah, vice james
cGasI., + President today .n,o,.,.,
sIashamn cl Roberts as postn Spporn's e,
''nA''er at Evanston, Wye wyo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-22
The New York at Gibraltar.

Gibraltar. March 22.--The armored
cruiser New York arrived here today.
She will proceed to Tangier to demand
the settlement Of the claims OF the
United States government against Nor
rocco
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-22
DAVIS STAKE CONFERENCE.

The quarterly conference OF the
Davis Stake, advertised TO be held on
Saturday and Sunday next. Is post
poned indefinitely.
LORENZO SNOW.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-22
THINK STORY FIsHY.

Omaha, Neb., March 22.--Chief Of Po-
lice Donahue said when shown the Dial.
las dispatch that he did not know the
Dallas convict Henderson, nor Of any
alleged confession he or any one else
had made In connection with the Cuda-
by kidnapping. He also said that II
such a confession had been made he
would undoubtedly have been notified
at once.
Police Captain Mailer said Il looked
as II Henderson was W against a long
term in Texas and took a very common
method with crooks under such cir.
cumstances.
Henderson IL the man whom Chief
Donahue Investigated when arrested In
Dallas, early in February. A picture
OF Pat Grove was found in Hender-
sons trunk at the time and II was sus-
pected he might know something of
the Kidnapping Chief Donahue has
since been in correspondence with the
Dallas authorities but without import
ant results
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-22
SAYS He KIDNAPPED
eddie ( CUDAHY,
Startling Story of IL. E. Henderson of Dallas
Texas Husband of Well Known
Ogden Woman.

mers, county attorney, a prisoner IN
the Dallas jail named Il. y. Henderson
mas declared himself to be the kidnap.
per Of young Cudahy Of Omaha. He
did not give facts and circumstances
and did not swear to his statement. al.
though be had been warned as required
by law but says young Cudahy win
Identity him. Henderson says ne came
here from III Paso and to that place
from Denver He says he was born in
Iowa, that he once had patent right
which he sold for $4,000 He stands
convicted here OF swindllng and has
been sentenced to thirteen years IN the
penitentiary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-22
Riotous scehes In MarseiIlcs.

Marsellles, March 22.-The employees
OF the street car line struck today. A
few street cars are running under the
protection OF policemen. The strikers
are very much excited. They attacked
one car and cut the electric wires. A
fight ensued and a detachment OF
mounted gendarmes charged and diss
persed the rioters. During the scrim-
mage a soda water siphon was thrown
at the head Of n lieutenant OF gem
darnes, and knocked him unconscious
from his horse. The gendarmes IN
seeking TO carry on the lieutenant were
assalled by a volley OF stones and bot
ties and were obliged 70 FIRE their re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-22
KIDNAPPING CUDAHy,
A Man In Dallas Jail Says He Was
One of the Abductors.

Dallas, Texas. March 22-According
TO a statement made by II. w sum-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-01
THOUSANDS LIKEWISE

One Of the most prevalent, annoying
aud irritating troubles Is Itching Piles.
suffering ones do not believe they can
he cured, because they have tried so
many remedies that failed 1t Is now
an admitted fact that DR. A. w.
ChaSc's Ointment never fails, and to
Impress upon Scranton people the alb
solute surety they have, Matthews
Bros. are authorized to guarantee sat
israction an refund the price paid.
Mr.. /. j. Manley, of No. GIG Birch
street, Scranton, Pa, says: For eight
years / had been a sufferer from Itch
ing piles, Some nights | could not
sleep az all, and in hot weather. l lost
,nts of time at work with them, the
irritation was so great. ] tried every
thing with no success until / got a
box of Dr.. 4. w. Chases Ointment at
Matthews Bros drug store, temporary
headquarters corner Washington and
hem. ] used part of the box, and
have seen nothing of the trouble since,
This result I consider wonderful in the
light of past efforts and failure Ia
cure. It's a great ointment"
Dr. 4. W. Chase's Ointment Is sold
at soc. a box at dealers, or DR.. a,
w. Chase Medicine CO., Buffalo, \, Y
See that portrait ana signature OF A.
W. Chase NJ d., are on every package
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-01
Marks Brothers Company.

The management oi the Academy Of Music
uhcl their patron, rs gu attraction next week
the Marks Hotuor>' Dramatic company, rcper.
touc organization new 80 Scranton thcatergocrs
although not ncW to patrons ot tl,edtelS ia the
large cities OF the country. The Eric Dispatch
"i Jan. - his the following to say oi the
MARKS HJuthct,' performances in that city.
"Muh~ Bro,urr,' Dramatic and Vaudeville
company, an organization new to this city
,rcuci q wcch', engagement last night at the
Opera House to Standing room ouy. The initial
performance wa q mclodrJml in five acts en-.
titled "lNc Duho's Daughter The play has
D,cn produced before metropolitan audience, at
high Yates. hut Tai. !, the only company playing:
the picr" al ruuIlw prices strong east is
necessary in rendering the play with pleasing
elect, and tuc management has provided for
'ui, IN cyc,y way. The tory Of Che plot deal,
with French lite. May \ Rel Js Margaret
LJnIout, the wrougrd ,vtr. was powerful in the
uagiv -rouc~ aud pluuMt and claiming IN the
Lighter s.rue- The best support Wa, accorded
hr ". A. Mortality 1ud w. \ Clarke. Erc.
pu.ut applause testified tp Tie delight ct the
audience. M the r..uoutcr- were we'll sustained
and tur play Ian NcN smoothly. The time hc.
tween acts &, rlIcd m with speciality wo-
grmme, which O., .rto.dltc.'
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-01
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

I union service at the Methodist Epis-
copal church Sunday morning. Rev.
Van Woert preached 10 a large aud
appreCiative audience.
Ephraim Pratt is on the sick list
Ralph sterling visited Auburn last
sunday
Miss Ida Gr,nnell is visiting her
parents here.
Miss Lillian Chamberlain. OF Mont
rose. visited her parents and sisters
last week.
About twelve Of Mrs. A. :. Waldic's
friends spent saturday afternoon and
evening at her home in honor of her
birthday.
Miss Hattie Mcmillan was called to
Nicholson saturday by the illness of
Mrs. Milton Mcmillan.
Harry Mckinney, Fred Miller Willis
and Edwin Giles and George Bunnell
have joined Company q. at Montrose.
They will witness the Inauguration mt
Washington next week.
The warm sugar social and enter
tainment given by the TniverSalist
sunday school last Friday evening was
success I'm every way. The proceeds
were about Sl3. The coon songs and
Uncle SANS Reunion" We're we'll re-
ccived by "a large audience.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-01
THE Burgomaster."

\ ,pIt OF modrruItd version ol "ii"2' was
presented at the Lycemm last night. II is called
The Bwgomastcr" ana Tor three hour, last
night kept the lngc audience entertained and
ia good lumor 1t is musical comedy in a
prologue and two acts Frank ri\loy being rc-
spon,iblc for the book and Gustav Ludcrs ,or
the music.
The house hill advises the audience mot 70
wony about historical inaccuracies, audcmon-
ism, and lapse, nom logical sequence and com.
mon ,cn>' IN this piece II (, no; intended to
have a logical sequence or historical accuracy.
u was meant to cause the passing hour 10
glide by plcdsmably and il docs this, #, pur-
pose Is achieved.
From start to finish the piece is bright win
color and crowded with mu-ic, songs, daur',
and pretty ghls. ~ soon a. the stage begins
To grow cold on troop lot Of Girl- in airy
costume who sing and dance and make way tor
the comedians, who in their tmE abandon The
stage 10 another inNalmont OF Amy, fairy cr'd.
tunes.
some or the musical numbers arc Nery bright
and catchy. notably "rhe Tale ol the Kan.
GIoo,' which was extensively Nhi,tlod and
lnnncl as the audience lett the thodtor Last
night. The musical unbcls like the girls,
crowd one another Tor place on the stage and
nearly all were worth listening TO-.
The principal comedy work was entrusted to
Gus {. Ncnbmg who was assisted by nmy
u. Ntovkhridgc, George DroodcIick, Iaua J"y,,
Bell, Ida lllwloy and Edith Ncrriuston
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-01
"Unleavened Bread"

II would appear tht tir eyes Of tue country
we've focused upun the dRmatilltion Of Judge
Robert Grants novel, "t nlcayoucd Bread which
8. to- be- presented Jt tine l4ccum next Tuesday
evening with tine utur New Nork east. Tho
occasion Tor This interest ], the chdrdcttr selma
White, social tctotwcr. % woman with % mission.
and q hairr ut tgr ".iuui SET which refused
tu "jt'r her nj." selma vas "a clipper to
put DO mildly. She had been ycarning 10 Live
her own lic" and dc,clop''-iu,t what neither
she nor anybody else could discover
selma aud llo,,c Williams oouu,crpMt, ave
10 be found iu every community Many women
have dcucd this with much force aud ge~ticuJ.
tiou, aud the tact that she Wa, ''leader' in
Dlub life has served to ming down jhc powers
NJ wtath ou poor Judge Gdants innocent head
lic intended. he sIy-, uu such thiug--thIt he
had NO intention ui sluuug club members ut
the iemnua persuasion. The company 10 present
"l'ncdynucd BREAD Jt the IyCcum i, superb
one, comprising such Vrll known players as
Elizabeth TNIcc, l.. j. Morgan. Eleanor Robson,
George Fawcctt Alice Fischer, George Wood
ward, Malcolm Williams, Margaret Fuller aud
others ui like character.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-01
SUSQUEHANNA.


Special 10 the Scranton tribune.
| Susquehanna, Feb. 2S.--Charles
Boyle was brought before Justice
| Gleason on Wednesday, charged with
| assault and battery upon Frederick
! Pratt, OF Binghamton. aged II years.
| Boyle was held to bail in the sum Of
$500 for his appearance before the
grand jury of the county.
There is a heavy coal traffic ON the
| Ilrie's jefferson division.
George Smiley. of this place. an
| Ellie fireman, on Wednesday morning,
! i'm the West Susquehanna yard, sus-
tanned an injured foot Ivy having it
caught between the pilot of an engine
| and rail,
Services viii be held in Christ Epis-
| copal church this evening.
At the residence of Asa Hulslauder,
81 Mitchell avenue. Binghamton. on
saturday evening, Frank J.. Howard
| and Miss Minnie NJ. Horton, both of
| Susquchanna. were united III marriage.
Major George II. Whitney, of T4ones-
dale, was the guest OF Susquehanna
relatives on Wednesday.
Mrs. Il. y. Gliddcn, OF Maple avenue.
| is entertaining her sister, Mrs. w. y.
| SpllnNtll ol lIlulllulihs
Miss Nellie Clancy, \ popular
| Thompson teacher, IL the guest of her
parents, on the Oakland side,
The press and the public are unani-
| NOUS in the opinion that the present
! contention in Susquchanna is the
quetest strike on record since Noah's
ark struck land.
1t is thought that the Canawacta
Water supply company which fur
nishes Susquehanna and Lancsboro,
viii, in the near future, receive its
CHEZ water supply from Comforts S
| Pond Thompson township.
| There viii he "cobweb social" on
Friday evening at the home of Miss
l'losslcMartin, in Oakland, under the
auspices Of the Young ladies AuXil-
ialy of the consrega tlOrs,
An appropriate George Washing
| ION" programme was rendered this af-
ternoon by the pupils of the Second
ward public school. Rev. p +. Brod
ericl delivered an excellent address
lull of patriotism and deeply interest
ing,
Some of the farmers are already
predicting light yield of maple sugar
this season,
General Superintendent Van kcurcn
OF the Erie, is in town today.
Editor Moore, of the Great Bend
Plain Dealer, a few days since visited
Washington, and on Sunday attended
the Metropolitan Methodist church
Ir his paper he states that he sat neal
President Mckinley. The president
probably never suspected the great
peril he WAS in at the time. with thc
president of the United states ant
the mayor Of Great Bend in the pews
it was a red letter day in the annal,
OF the church.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-01

ing, She was a faithful worker In the
Presbyterian church and 1t was con-
soling 60 her parents to see her pass
away az peacefully as her life was
serene. Besides her parents, she is
survived by four brothers. David, Will
liam, John and George; also two ais.
ters, Mrs. William Howell and Miss
Agnes The funeral arrangements
were not completed last evening.
Tile Young Mems Institute viii meet
This evening.
William Bcckcndurf. an engineer ON
the Eric road. removed lis family
from Dunmore to the Flynn block yes
terday.
All members of the Taxpayers ASSOC
citation are requested TO be present
at the meeting tomorrow evening.
Clarence Harris has removed his
family into his business block on Main
street
George cable. Of Dupont viii roc
move his Family in the Iloskins block,
Richard Decide mas resigned his posi-
tion as mine foreman at the Key
stone cJlliery
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-01
TUNkHANNOCk.

Special to the Scranton Tribune
Tunkhannock Feb. 27.--A marriage
license was issued Oh Wednesday to
Jnnes Thdyer. of Binghamton. n. Y,
and Mrs. Jennie Erundase. of Tunk-
hammock.
Miss Louise Purdon was called to
Carbondalc on Tuesday on account of
the serious illness of Mrs. George Pur-
don at that place
r. l.. Sittser. president of the Wyo-
ming National bank was d business
caller IN Scranton on Tuesday.
Mrs. T.. +. Avery is on the streets
again after "a weeks illness.
Attorney ASA :. Keelcr and wife are
guests of the. latter's sister at Phila-
delphia this week.
The Shakespeare club was entertain
ed last evening by Miss Elizabeth Kilt
ridge. previous to her departure for
Lake Champlain.
\ telegram was received on Mon
day by Theodore Streeter from Wash
ingtun D. g., stating that the it'll"
son of Mr. and Mrs. stephen S,Iceter
was dead. The child was bu. four
days old.
Bert Biundagc drew the sult Cf
clothes at skinner & Peters on Mon
day highJ. This Nas the third draw
ing
Mr. ana Mrs. y. w. Reynolds drove
80 West Nicholson Tuesday TO attend
the funeral of the late Hiram
Suuicrs.
Mrs SaDina Jayne was called to
NI,boopany on Wednesday on account
of the serious illness o. her father,
George HcmminG.
w. p. Billings. of Kingston. was
visiting his mother. Mrs. Frances Bill
inSs, Ou Tiuga street. on Wednesday,.
Tho little child o. G. .. Dershimer.
which has been seriously i'll with pneu-
i1onia is very much better.
EdWgrd Purdon. who is employed in
n silk bobbin factory at tarbondhl2,
is visiting his parents at this place.
A. Is Adams and Andrew 4. Bed
'ord. of Scranton, We're doing business
here on Tuesday.
Richard ii. Moncypenny disposed OF
his household goods at public sale on
Tuesday, and will go 10 Brooklyn. y.
Y, to reside with his daughter.
John -. Van Gcrden, of McShoppen,
W.,s 1t visitor in town on WCau 'sday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-01
BROOKLYN.
,c scranton Tribune

>lfCIb. 10 inc scranton lllbunc,
Brooklyn Feb. 21.--Mrs Charles
Sickler and children, Of Wilkes Barre,
have been visiting her parents, Hon.
and Mrs. j. W. Adams.
Miss Jessie Dolaway is again in
Wilkes Barre. receiving treatment for
her throat
Miss Ellie Ruzell spent few days
with relatives here recently. She is
attending school in scranton,
y sleighload Of young people from
this place attended a concert at East
BHdgeVilc last saturday evening.
9. NJ. Dolaway visited Elk lake one
day this week
Miss Lille Mcmillan was recently
"alled home to care for her mother
during her Illness and death.
Mrs. T. Y. Austin and daughter.
Esther, spent Sunday with friends
here.
The I.adis' Aid of the Presbyterian
church meets with Mrs. Elmer Breed
this week
The churches of this place held a
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-01
DURYEA.


special 10 tie scranton Tribune.
Diryea. Feb. 2S.--Our genet Gus
druggist. Walter Pier. while trying to
become a peacemaker Wednesday.
smashed the postoflice window, which
cost him 81. Two large dogs started
TO fight in front of the postofiiCe,
which is directly opposite the drug
store. and Dr Pier, seeing them and
wishing 80 stop the fight as soon as
possible h"r."d = scale weight at them
Instead ~ hit ting the dogs The
weight went through til" postoflice
window
The fight to check the increase ut
saloons has come INTO this place and
Lawrcncevile. 1t is headed by ladies',
VINO take a different method tn do
their work than Carrie Nation does.
The past week. two of our prominent
young ladies have canvassod Law
renceville to try and prevent Michael
Rendoc from obtaining a license for
Il hotel. From the number of names
they have obtained to petition
against it, some people think their
efforts will lnot he in vain. Mr.. Rou-
doe also has several friends, who are
anxious for him to start Il business
III lllS lu'dlllN. llti'ihl', an 'N'lt-
ing night is anticipated.
Mi. Herbert Maihewsun. WHO re-
iened his position as foreman for
the Temple Iron and Coal company
at this place, will remove his family
TO shenandoah, Schulykill county,
where he intends To act as outside
foreman for a colliery owned by the
North American Coal company.
Mrs. Frank Lane Is ill.
George Timlin has removed his fam
lily from the lower part of Duryca
to Daveuport'S dwelling house, in
LawrenceVille.
Mrs. John Whitman is improving,
after recent illness.
Barbara and William, the two chill
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. William Tas-
ker, are recovering after Il recent ILL
ness Of NEE sles.
James Lacava is improving after a
| few weeks illness of dyphthera.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
| Lewis Rendoe is seriously in with
| Giphtheria.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-01
SAYS LIQUID AIR BROKE HIM.
Omnibus Banker Palmer Arrested
After Failures.

By Exclusive Wire from The Associated prcs'
Chicago. H.. Feb. 2S.--Liquid air
caused the failure Of his string ot
banks. says Edward Palmer, who was
arrested at Desplaines, IL miles from
here, today. His banks at Desplaines
and Ashley. Illinois, and Elletsvillc,
Ind, have gone down with liabilities Of
$4,000. No formal charge was pre-
ferred against Palmer, the arrest haN-
ing been made on the request of the
authorities of Ashley.
Claims against the Ashley bank are
said to aggregate $4,000: that at FL
letsvilc, $50 900, and the one at Dqs-
PLANES, $4,000.
Palmer graduated from the Tnivers-
ity of Minnesota in 1884, praCticed law
In Minneapolis and became high school
teacher In this city. After organizing
the string of banks which have now
been closed he became Interested i'm tho
development of liquid air and Travelled
extensively. leCturing ON the subject.
Tie said today that inability tn realize
on his securities in liquid air projects
was tn" cause of the closing of the
banks.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-01
HARTFORD.


Hartford. Feb. "S.--MisS Gertrude
Feed and Miss Grace Harding, of Hall
stead, attended the Christian Endearor
convention and visited the lotter'S par
rnts in this place. Feb. q.
Misses Minnie Bradley and Edith lr-
win, OF New Milford. spent Sunday at
l.. VI. Watsor's.
I'd Patterson. OF scranton. visited
his father last week.
Mr.. 4. e. Pick is suffering with q
severe attack of grip.
The funeral of Mrs. Henry Whitney
was held from the home of her dauGh-
ter Mrs. Park Harding, Feb. %. In
terlaent in South Hartford cemetery.
An entertainment will be given in
the Congregational church March ..
1t will consist of home talent. assisted
by Miss Julie L. Cruiser an elocu-
tiouist Cf Montrosa.
lHldnd Esterbrookc. of Montrosc,
snont SUNDAY with his parents.
Lewis BrainaId, of Harpersvillr. \.
Y. is visiting his aunt Mrs. II. :.
FstorbroukC.
The funeral of otis Grinnell will h.
Hcld i'm the Methodist EpisConal church
saturday, March ., at > o'clock.
Miss Nellie Picket, of Scranton,
spen. the I'D with her sister Mrs.
Lew Eurdick.
Professor T.. r. Rogers, of Elmhm st,
spcu, saturday and sunday with his
mother
d, NJ. Fmrar is quite sick at this
writing. pr Brundase attends him.
Tunis Miller is moving to North
Hartford on the Foles farm
Ms. George Tiffany, of Peckvillc,
attended the funeral Of Mrs. Henry
Whitney Wednesday.
-. +. Maynard, of StroudSDurG State
Normal school, spent WashingtOn's
birthday with his parents.
Mrs. Poupcrc, of Canada. is visiting
her dauSb ter, Mrs. \. H. Grant,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-01
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.

NO, lotk. F,b. 2S--Nfter an uua,.diug rl.
tlt 10 check the yielding tendency ol price.
the market gave ~ 90 the threatening duprp-.
sion and the closing was decidedly weak u' the
lowest. with something ,cny hike 4 spliEg out
OF the stocks going cu all Though tn list. lln
steel stocks were wpet acutcly Affected. md
were veal, Throughout. Onc or two in tine group
advanced slight fmrti,us IT one time under the
process Of ubitlagc operations. which involved
purchase to cover s,lc, in other stocks. but tho
prcyailing disposition was clearly to sell. peal.
ings coErjuuol on the ,ur1, ian the contracts .
deliver United states steel corporation .to,Es
when issued. though not rp q. iugc 4 scal. is
YESTERDAY. These stock, which we're REGARDED US
The index ci the value ut all ni tine members
OF the ol M showed am increasingly heavy tone.
Bids Of - tor the common snd >2ia ior H..
pr,tcrcd were pui H. the npri.iug. rhcrr WIS
some Glurcss In ,bo common stock during .In
DIV. brf in the closing dallir-- the lid ror tr,
common stool, vls rrduc"d tp g, and ior tuy
p,ricd in thc iron and ,rrr Trade Lr the hon
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-01
DIsoBEYs HER DEAD HUSBAND.
Mrs. Sam 7. Jack About TO Marry
Out of the Family.

By Exclusive Wiz, from The Associated rns.
Chicago. H. Feb. 2S.--NIrs. Emma
Ward Jack. widow OF sam r. Jack. .hn
theatrical manager and former owner
of sam 4. jacks opera hous" is To
he hurried SUNDAY night, at her home,
Nlo Warren avenue, to Robert ". VIM
terS
When sam T.. lack died. .wo years
ago, he LETT his wife SlOo,oo0, and made
the strange request i'm his will that she
marry mis- brother, james Jack After
her husbands death Mrs. Jack natly
refused 10 carry out the request cm-
bodied in his will that sh" marry his
brother in spit" Of repeated cuueatins
of the latter.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-01
"Uncle Toms Ca bin.

A. " Martins "Jucle Toms CABIN will
be seen at the I,ccmn tomorov afternoon n1
night
Mr. Martin hi. taken much pains IN the ~.
lection Of the est tor h,- production and has
engaged actors for their cspccial ntnc's Tor the
various puts rather tlau Tor their ability TO
play some instrument u the band which has
he,n tj,r tulc oi ltc wear, with managers of like
attractions. added 10 thi, %" has furnished
scenic equipment that las never been cQullcd
in the Annals %, this old dramatic Landmarks.
\ big street parade will hc given at noon.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-01
The Holden Company.

Tile Holden Comedy company continue TO draw
large Gowd, 10 the Academy ot Music, whc'c
they are now ting week, engagement Zach
performance given 80 far has given great salts.
faction 10 the patrons. The play are all new
and all are staged in 4 most elaborate manner.
The vaudeville acts introduced are exceedingly
clever all tho Spccialties are new and up.tu-
date, This afternoon "Oyer The Sea- will be
the attraction; tonight the great sensational
mclodrJma, ~ Barrel OF Money" will be the
hill