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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-07
ELMHURST.

Master Ray Buckingham il suffering
with an attack Of diphthcra. Dr.
knedler attends him.
Miss Helen Williams is visiting
friends in New York city.
Little siX-year-uld Dorothy Currv
had her leg run over by q wagon
loaded with props last week, but very
fortunately escaped anything worse
ihan severe bruises, owing to the thick
ness of her clothing. She will he cor
hned to the house tor some time, how
ever.
Mrs. Park Evans, who has been seri-
ousiN III for some time, is recovering
under Dr. knedlor's treatment.
The dime social given at. the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Byron BuCkingham bv
the Ladies' Aid society. last Thursday
night was great success The house
was crowded, ANA nice sum was re-
allied.
O. E. Kiscr spent sunday with
friends at Dunmurc
Miss Bertha Grimes returned YES
terdaN from a visit with scranton
friends.
MISS Mildred Shoemaker, Of keystone
academy spent sunday with her
mother here.
Miss Lottic Clay is visiting at the
home of Mrs. w. H. Perego IN Scran-
ton.
the new borough council organized
on Monday evening. ana the following
officers were elected and appointed to
serve tor the ensuing year: President.
y. Is. Williams; clerk Fred l.. Davis:
treasurer, james Y. Dunnng: street
commissioners Byron Buckingham, bor-
nugh counsel. |. II burns: high con-
stable, Charles Wheeler.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-07
FERDINAND YZNAGA DEAD.
The Well Known Cuban Banker n
Victim of Diphtheria.

By Exclusive Wire hom The Associated Pies.
New York March 6--Fcrdinand
Nznaga. widely known in commercial
and club circles, died this afternoon
i'm Minturn hospital OF diphtheria, al
ter being i'll but "A few days. He was
member of the banking firm OF II. 3.
lIollings d Company and his RESI-
dence was at Tuxedo, y, Y.
Mr.. Yznaga was a met mber of the
rich Cuban family, one of whom mar
ried the late Duke of Manchester an
Is the mother of the present duke. He
married fol his first wife Miss Mary
Virginia smith. sister of Mrs, Q. II. T..
Belmont, she obtained a divorce from
Mr.. Gznaga in California and mar
ried George j.. Tiffany. \ few years
ago Mr. HZnagd married Miss Mabel
Wright, In lS9l she obtained a di-
vorce from Mr.. Yznaga and married
Count Bella Zichicy, of Hungary. Mr.
Yznaga was IS years of age. lie was
u member of the stock exchange some
time ago, but not during recent years.
lie spent considerable time abroad and
only recently returned from cuba.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-07
CLARk'S GREEN.

The Jeath of Mrs Asa H. Decker
occurred at : O'Clock l.. m. on Tues
day last. She leaves one son, MI.
George Decker, OF Biughamton. and
two daughters, Mrs. Emma Terwilli-
ger, Of scranton, aud Mrs. Judsou
cope, to mourn her loss, She was an
1m'ablr woman, loving parent and
friend, and her loss will be mourned
ny host Of friends. She was pre-
CCdcd by her husband but by four
short weeks. Funeral viii take place
On Friday at l30 o'clock. at the Bap-
tist church,
Mrs. Elizabeth Wells attended the
funeral of her nephew. Mr.. Gallagher,
on Friday last.
Mrs. r. f. SpraCue. of Scranton, vs-
itod relatives here on Monday last.
y. :. Davis. eN-county superntend-
ent of common schools. was a visitor
at our national capital, and viewed
the inaugural ceremonies on March T.
j. ID. AyleswQrth has rented the
property owned by George W. Decker.
of Hunesdale. and viii take posses
sion in the near future.
e, p. Matthews was visitor here
ON Saturday last.
keN, VI, :. GouSndll gave his tIrSt
sermon in "A course, on sunday even
ing last, Un Essential Religion" and
was listened to very attentively. and
the sermon was highly comm ended.
Mrs. Icsse J. Jennings, whose death
occurred in Scranton, was Inferred in
the Clark's Green cemetery on Satur-
day afternoon last
Stanley Stevens vas visitor at the
home Of his sister, Mrs. \. Levisce
over Sunday.
Mrs. c. G.. Cook is conValescing from
IN" measles.
The annual meeting of the auditors
viii bc held ON Monday, March II.
for the settlement oC the town N
business. All interested should take
due notice.
Charles Loomis win move "a Scran-
ION on or about the 18th inst.
j, e. Higgins returned from sew
eral day visit among relatives in
Scranton on Wednesday last.
Il. 5, Harlan returned home on Sat-
urday from an extended VISIT with
friends IN panvillc Pa.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-07
PATERSON POLICE
GUARD THE MILLS.
Striking Weavers Will Not Be AL
lowed to Interfere with Wnrkmen.

BY Exclusive Wire from Tie Associated Press.
New York, March 6.--Thc Paterson
police were still on guard today at the
silk mill of Frank Il Dugan To pre-
vent the striking Weavcrs from inter-
Iering with those who seek to take
their places. The strikers have been
handing strike literature To the men
going In and coming out of the mill,
and. as it is against the law to dis
tribute hand-bills on the street. the
police were called upon tu Interfere.
NJ the mills Of pclgrdm Il Myers and
tn" Mlcsch Manufacturing company
strikes have been averted by the firms
granting an increase of wages to their
men. At Pclgram 81 Myers the wcav-
crs made Il gain. The Mirsch Manu-
featuring company grants an increase
oi 10 per cent. now ana later ON the
W"aNcrs' price list will be adopted.
The strike at the mills of O'Connor
Brothers has been settled, the Wcavcrs
receiving the 25 per cent. increase de-
mandcd. All returned to work today.
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OLD FORGE.

Stephen Miller, OF Wilkes. Barre, yis-
Ited friends in town on Monday.
The following ministers attended the
homo gathering at the Brick church
on Tuesday: Rev. J. l.. Race, Rev.
Joseph Madison, Rev Joshua Lewis.
Rev y. j. Ilawley, Rev. /. n. Ship
man, Rev, i, a. King, Rev. ]. Il. Wag-
ner, Rev. Austin Griffin, u. D., Rev.
W. IL. Pearce, ID. D., Rev. Il. l.. San
tee, Rev. Judson Bailey. Rev. c. Il.
Henry, Rev. Robert Reidy and Rev. III.
\, Greene.
The recent fair held by the Hose
company was grand success, About
500 was netted, The boys wish Ia
thank all friends who so kindly assist
ed them in different ways.
The home of Mrs. Mary Beynon was
the scene Of a happy gathering ON
Monday when about twenty Of her
friends came to celebrate her birthday.
Mrs. Beynon's daughter, Mrs. Mary
kceney, had so skilfully arranged tho
party that 1t was great surprise Ia
her, The day was pleasantly spent IN
various ways, and at evening the
friends departed for their homes. wish,
ing their hostess many more happy
birthdays,
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l. LACkA\NANNA
-@ COUNTY NEWS

Blakcly. were shocked to hear Of his
death, which occurred yesterday
morning at Hyde Park. where he has
resided for the past two years. Mr.
Davis was taken III on sunday morn
irg, with an attack OF the grip. De-
ceased was born in Olyphant and was
2i years Of age lie was a young man
of many cstimable qualities and had
q host of friends. His father and one
sister Miss Eta Davis, survive him.
The funeral arrangements have not
yet been made
The school board will meet Saturday
night.
Mrs. Ivor g. Parry and daughter,
Miss I.ettie Parry. of hyde Park, were
the guests of Mrs. John NJ. Evans, OF
I.aCklwanna street, yesterday.
Miss Ruth Gardner. of Moscow, Is
the guest of Miss Georgia Thomas Of
Delaware.
Miss Sadie O'Nalley Is spending the
week at Scranton.
Miss Glare Murphy. of Dunmore, Il
visiting relatives here.
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JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.

Nathaniel Depcw, . widely known
resident OF North Main street, is seri-
ously ill, having been seized with "a
paralytic strOk, Tuesday evening Mr..
Depew was born In a log hut In May
field cightS-siX years ago and almost
his entire life has been spent in this
vicinity ON account OF his advanced
age aud serious Illness there is little
hope of his recovery.
The musicale to be given in the
Methodist Episcopal church by Pro-
fessor Ernest BOvard will take place
this evening. There are a few seats
unSuld, for which tickets may stil be
had.
John OBough. a Hungarian miner,
residing at Maytield, was seriously in
tured in the Glenwood shaft yesterday
by the jumping of car from the
track. Just at the moment O'Buugh
was passing he was struck with great
force and hurled against u prop, his
scalp being badly cut and on of his
ears almost torn Off. lie was taken
to his home.
William Bennett ana Thomas War
wick have been chosen delegates to
represent Local No. 1925. United Mine
Workers of America, at the convention
to he held at IIazIctun next week.
Joe Turk, an Italian resident Of Ed
scrton, yesterday slipped ON the ice.
IN doing SO a revolver which he carried
i'm on oc his pockets was discharged,
the bullet passing through the flcshy
part of his hand. This was "a literal
case OF shooting daylight through the
hand.
The Ladies' Aii society OF the con-
Gregational church are quite busy
making preparations Tor the reopen
ing Of their fair. which will take place
un Tuesday evening. There are
number of useful articles 10 b. dis
rosed Of, among them handsome
china closet, which is 10 be drawn for.
There was Il pleasant family gather
inS ou Tuesday evening at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Grlltns, of
Main street The affair was quietly
planned and was in the nature of a
surprise in honor of Mrs. Grinith's
birthday. The evening was most en-
joyably spent.
John Sampson of Archibald was a
caller here last evening.
Motorman Charles Ditmore returned
home last evening from a few days
visit spent with Wayne county friends
The mombers of the Hit or Miss
cooking club journeyed TO Scranton ON
Tuesday, where they We're pleasantly
entertained at the home OF Mrs Van
Gurder.
EN-Councilman BerEau, OF Muyleld
is home ON q visit from Huntingdon,
where he has lately accepted tn" posi-
tiuu Of manager of the Huntingdon
Water company. He expects 10 move
his family there about April |,
Tho local BARRIERS of Jermyu ana
M"Nheld attended the meeting of the
Barbers' union 1T Carbundale Tuesday
evening and were admitted into the
mysteries OF the organization,
Miss lmugcnc Hoyt ut Scranton who
has been the guest Of Miss Mary Mich
"lson, Of south Main street. for the
past week. has returned home.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-07
STOPPED THE BURGLARS GAME.
Brave Langhorne Man Saves His
House from Looting.

q" Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press
Langhorno. Pa. March 6--"You're
the man I'm looking for" We're the
words which greeted j. Howard Mar
shall, of this place. as he entered his
summer dwelling near the borough,
while he looked into the barrel Of Il
revolver in the hands of a rObbcr.
Mr.. Marshall hurried from tho house
for help, ana while he was gone two
men darted from a side door. Marshall
gave chase and followed them To
Woodboulnr, where he lost track OF
them The inuudrrs We're preparing to
sack the house
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-07

gramme was arranged by Prof Archl-
bald, County superintendent Taylor
read a paper on Order" Prof. Hully,
OF Keystone academy, gave an address
on Foundations" Sterling Bedford
read an interesting paper on "Madi-
son Academy" Miss Tinkham, one of
the teachers, held n class drill. H. N.
Davis, of Dunmore. a..j Mr.. Lloyd. of
Dickson city, were among the visitors.
Rev, +. s. Parsons, of Milford, n,
V" former pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal church here. visited friends
In this place last week.
The Mems Aid society of the Metho-
dist church met last Monday evening
at the residence of Sterling Bedford
There was 4 large attendance and a
very enjoyable time.
Rev. Mr.. Botsong, Of the Baptist
church, rendered his resignation last
Saturday
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ANOTHER ENGLISH FORTUNE.
The Beatty Children Said to Be Heirs
of Lord Douglas.

By Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press.
Trenton, n. T., March 6.--James T.
BeattN, u Trenton grocer today re-
c"iNed word from a sister. Jennie y.
Fox, of Portland, Pa, that they ana
other brothers and sisters are heirs
to more tnan million dollars left by
Lord Douglas. of scotland two hum
dred Years ago 20 his desccndants Of
the ffth generation. Ecatty himsclE
is rather skeptcal about the matter
and VIII await a further investigl-
tion.
The claim is made that the Beatty
children, five In all, are descendants OF
- daughter Of Lord Douglas that was
kidnapprd and brought to this couu-
try. The other supposed heirs are:
Sarah f.. Pail, Columbia, Pa; Gcorga
y, Iicatty, ilackcttstoWn, y. j., ana
+. e. Beatty, South Bend, Ind.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-07
IMPORTANT PHASE AT
MINERS CONVENTION
The Body in Session at Altoona De-
clares for an Eighth Day.

Ey Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press.
Altoona. March 6.--Thc entire morn
ing session of the miners convention
was taken up with the consideration
of resolutions. \ new and important
phase developed when this resolution
was unanimously adopted:
THAT we request all mine workers
to associate themselves with their or
ganlzatlon and cease work on Apri'
!, unless paid scale rates"
The resolution was understood 10y
the delegates to virtually be a de-
mand for all operators In the distrlCt
to pay the scale. April I, 1907 was do-
clared a holiday to celebratn the adop-
ton of the eight-hour inoS ement.
Thus the convention goes on reCnil as
opposed to any other day, althoJGl
the operators prefer nine hours.
Among the other resolutions adopted
were:
Where there is an agreement be-
tween the operators and miners. no
man be employed unless he can present
Il working card: abolition OF company
stores and organization of co-op"rl-
tive stores; all free cliQues be abpl-
iShed; asking the legislature to repeal
all acts contrary to the ninety day
lease: declaring any man a "scab"
who loads coal by the car or day:
"ondemning the compulsory education
law; fixing the initiation fee at $3.50.
The scale committee reported this
afternoon and n secret session WAS
hcld To consider the report. National
SecretaryTreasuer Wilson was prcs-
cnt and participated in the discussion.
The scale will be presented To the oper-
atOrs tomorrow for their acceptance
or rejection. It asks 30 cents ton for
picl; minins, last years rate. twO-
thirds iifferential and pay for all dead
work
The operators proposition will be a5
cents, which is the Maryland rate.
They claim that this district has an
advantage over the pitsburp field.
Another argument is that trade con-
ditions do not justify the payment of
80 cents. The operators do not anticl-
pate a strike.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-07
AUTOMATIC SCULPTURE.
Machinery Threatens to Displace the
Artists Chisel in Italy.

In his report on the trade of South
ern Italy, Mr. Ncvilc-Rolfe, the Brit
ish consul. has an extremely Interest,"
ing article ON automatic sculpture.
Signor Buontempi, he says, has de-
vlsed and patented u machine by
which marble reproduction can be
made automatically by erosion, The
machine can be driven by any kind
of motive power and consists Of a
horizontal rod having at one end
Il blunt wooden traveller, ana at the
other a steel gouge, both working yer-
tically. The wooden traveller is made
10 follow closely the lines of the model.
while the gOuge ut the other end
makes vertical grooves down the mar
be.
In the case of copying a marble
head. for example, the outline of the
face begins to show itself the very
first time the gouge goes over tho
marble. 1t cuts the marble as If it
were cheese, the first time with a
large, strong tool, and subsequently
with finer instruments until the de-
tail is finished with a sOuge no bigger
than budkin.
Mr., Ncvillc-Rolf speaks Of the enor-
nous speed with which the work is
accomplished The object is finished
with the machine to within one-siN-
teenth of an inch Of the size of tina
model, and then the artist adds ey-
preston and individuality to the
work. The machine can do as much
i'm three hours as can be done by
one man in three days and any in
tclligcut workman can work tho ma
chine. For scroll work on architraves
and cornices it acts like n charm; and
it viii carve stone more easily than
marble.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-07
NEW MINISTER TO AUSTRIA.
r, S. Mccormick Appointed-Promo-
tions in the Navy.

BY Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press
Washington, March 6-The president
today sent the following nominate
to the senate:
Robert :. McCo,mick ot Illinois, TO be envoy
extraordinary aud minister pleniuotenliary II
,hc luitci States ~ Austria.iluu-ary: Frank
" Jackson, OF Pennsylvania, consul at Patrds
Greece.
Captain ~ ;. CrowIinshcld 10 bc chief ot
the bureau oi navigation with the rank OF r''s
admiral.
Commanders t" he Captains / hhpmdu {. Todd
aud Rubc.t ". Berry.
Lieutenant Commanders to hc Commanders
Daniel u. '. Stuart ard Charles \. Adams.
LicutcnantN 10 he Lieutenant Commanders
William r, Rush, Harry :. KNAPP aud William
L. Rodgers.
LirnicnaLts Gunior gradD Ia be Licu,end,ts
W V. y. Powclson and William ;. Monrgom.
cry.
Richworth Nicholson, o California, to bc a.
sistant pa!mastcr in the navy.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-07
THE NEW SPANISH CABINET.
Sagasta at the Head--Weyler Minis
ter of War.

BY Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press
Madrid, March 6.-Thc new Spanish
cabinet is constituted as follows:
Premel,-Scnor Sdgasta
Minister rt Foreign Afairo.-pakc klmodu'Jr
dC Rio
Minister ol Finance SenCr I nlW.
Minister ot Ware General Ncyicr
Minister oi the interior Scuor Nolr.
Minister ot Muriut- Dukc oi Ncraglu.
Minister Of Public Works scuor, NiilIwr,d.
Minister OF Public ln>truction-->cnor Roman.
ONES.
Nihistcr 0t Justic, Mn'rdi, FrINgga.
Scnor Sagasta proposes the dissulu-
tion of the chambers, that elections
shall take place in May aud that par
lament shall meet In June.
l2l Heraldo says the Carlsts have
arms and ammunition concealed in the
Province of Gernna, with the object OF
creating Il fresh outbreak next sum
mpr.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-07
INSURGENTS CAPTURED.
Lieut.. West Secures Thirty-one on
the Island of Talim.

By Exclusive Wire fro'n The Associated Press.
Manila, March 6,--Liautenant West,
with the Gunboat Laguna De Bay, sur
prised an insurgent camp on the island
of Talim on Lake Bay, east of Manila,
capturing thirty-one insurgents.
Many small dctachments in various
localities are surrenderins daily. 1t is
reported that negotiations are pro-
crossing for the surrender OF all in
SurgentS on the island of Cnbu.
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furnishing THE EMIRS.
Bida and Koncagora Burned by the
British.

By Exclusive Wlrs from The Associated Pres.
London, March 6.--Intelligence Just
received from Northern Nigeria, bring
ing events there up to Jan. 81, describes
the operations of British expedition
of 900 against the marauding Emirs Of
Bida and Koncagora.
Both capital towns We're burned by
the British. Two hundred slave wo.
men belonging to the king of Bida wcre
released by thirty-siX men under tho
command of two officers, who success
fully engaged 1000 armed natives.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-07
BANK CASHIER ABsCoNDs.
Books of c. d. Ludwick at Freeport,
Pa, Show Shortage of So, 500.

BY Exclusive Wire rom The Associated p,c,s
Freeport Pa, March G.--Charles Il.
l.udwigk. assistant cashier and book
KEEPER Of the Frccport bank, has been
missing since Monday. and an exam
ination of the books shows an alleged
shortage of about $2,5oC. His disap-
pearance caused run on the bank.
but the prompt arrival of Isaac Guck-
cnhcimcr. who Is closely allied with
the banks interests, with ample funds
TO meet all obligations, quickly re
stored confidence. Mr.. Guckenhcimcr,
saws the shortage will not exceed
81 zoo
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PLOT TO OVERTHROW DIAz.
Mexican Correspondent Says Presi-
dents Illness Was Due to Poison.

By Exclusive Wine iron Tie Associated Press.
III Paso, TeN., March 6.-El Progress
ista, a spanish newspaper here. con-
tains correspondence this week from
the city of Mexico, disclosing an al
legged conspiracy to overthrow the Diaz
government. 1t says n powerful patri-
Que secret society composed of many
men holding high public positions, has
been organized to bring about a revo-
luton, and that the base of the mile
larry operations and supplies will be
the Rio Graude border. The writer
alleges that President Dlaz Illness is
due to poison administered by members
of the society.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-07
TREASURY NEARLY EMPTY.
Believed, However, That Sultan Will
Pay Cramps for Cruiser.

By Exclusive Wire uQW Ihn Associated Pres.
Constantnople, March G.--It is be-
lieved that the delay in the payment
of the first instamcnt on the cruiser
ordered by the Turkish government
from the Cramps, of Philadelphia. is
caused solely by the present poverty
of the treasury.
1t is expected, however, that the first
payment will shortly be made. thus
keeping the contract in force,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-07
FIREBUGs ESCAPE ON HORSES.
Stole the Animals and Fled from
Posse of Citizens.

BY Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press
Altoona, Pa, March 6.---Three men
Lroke into the public school at Morrell-
vile last night and built fire under
a teachers desk. Citizens who saw
the flames extinguished them, while
others pursued the lirebugs, who had
stolen three horses.
SO hot was the pursuit that after
riding until the animals were exhaust
ed the incendiaries abandoned them
and escaped into the mountains in tho
darkness.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-07
Love Leads to a Tragedy.

~ Exclusive Wire from The Associated Pres,
New York, March 6.--IIccause James Campbell
had been refused marriage by Miss Dorothy
nculih he shot her and then himself al Mount
Vernon tonight lamphells wound is almost
cutain to be fatal. while the girl has bare
chance of recovery. The tragedy occurred IA
front o, the home OF the girls parents, Camp,
bell is q years old ami Miss lreulih + ~,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-07
LABoRERs BLOWN TO ATOMS.
Two Men Killed by an Explosion of
Dynamite.

liv Exclusive Wire from The Associated Pres.
Philadelphia, March G. -- Giuseppe
Confu and Angelo Abatto. Italian
luborrrs, were blown To- atoms today
by an explosion of dynamite in q
quarry at West Manayunk, a suburb.
Tn" two men and a companion, An
tonic Torano, were preparing to blast
the rock and proceeded to thaw out the
frosted sticks of dynamite.
Instantly there was terrific cXplos-
ion ana Confu and Abatto were lifted
many feet above the top of the pit.
Portions Of their bodies were scattered
in all directions Turano was stunned.
but escaped injury.
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Sherwood Burned Out.

ny Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press.
Dubois. Pa. March 6.--rhe major portion Of
Sherwood, a small mining town, about eight
nles from this place, was destroyed by Ere
early this morning. The GIe started in a block
OF tenement houses which burned 90 rapidly
that the inmates barely escaped with their lives.
The town was comprised of about thirty houses
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-07
SMALLPOX in York.

~ Exclusive Wire from The Associated PIess,
York March 6.--lwo eases OF small pox have
been discovered in Cauo township this county.
The victims are two brothers, John and Adam
she'll who have been employed IN the steel
works at stoclton. The state authorities have
caused the house in which they arc confined TO
BE- quarantincd
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DEATHS OF A DAY.

B' E,ru.yc Vine from The Associated rro-..
Worcester Mas, March &C. G. uoughton
iur !oar, Il promiucut rIoc manufacturer in this
cily, died At III, home today oj hr1lt trouble.
Montgomery Ala. March 6.-Npndkcr Francis
l., P,trus. or IN" Nihama house ot representa-.
tncs, and son "f United states senator y. ".
rrttus, died TODAY IRON rh,,mnti,m.