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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-04-22
Mayor powr6cif.

10 lU dnloWeJ bytnoscl I'D
Wshodzie powr6cif wczoraj mayor
Harrison do Chicago. Opowiadaf,
re niepodobafo mu sic W Bostonie,
il okna szynkow ME So tam niczem
zasfoniete. 2 ulicy widac osoby,
stojace przy ,,barze" i place trun-
XII. w New Yorku, W Niedziele,
frontowe drzwi szynk6w So zam-
kniete, lecz tylnemi drzwiami
wchodzi, kto chce pie nastepnie,
lie chce.
Mayorowi podobafy sic tramwa-
je elektryczne we Waszygtonie,
posfugujqce sic podziemnymi pre-
wodami elektrycznymi. Kursuja
tam, podobnie jak W New Yorku,
tylko pojedyncze wagony, 90 jest
polaczone wygoda ola publiczno-
sci. We wielkich miastach ma
Wschodzie ME cieszy sic Chicago
dobra opinia.
Czy Harrison przedstawi dzisiaj
W Radzie miejskiej liste czfonkow
swego gabinetu ma przyszfe diva
lata, tego wczoraj mayor miasta
jeszcze powiedziec ME chciaf, je-
stesmy wszakze pewni, re og6f do.
tychczasowych urzednik6w gt6w-
nych, ME wyjmujac p. Piotra Kiof-
bassy, pozostanie na swych stano-
wiskach.
Zawiedziona panna mfOda.
Jutro miaf odbyc sic Stub mfo-
del panienki, lecz poniewaz jej ma
rzeczony staf kr6tko z pie
niedzmi, wybrat sic przeto W ze-
szlym tygodniu do sasiedniego
Wisconsin,. w Piatek stanaf W
Geneva junction, odwiedzif tam
kupca Reynolds, kupif revolver i
zmusif MIN handlarza do wydania
sobie 60 dolar6w. Udaf sic nastep.
ME do New Munster ograbif tam
got6wki przechodzacego farmera
VIM. Lois. Puszczono sic "a BAN
dyta W pogon, schwytanogo, odsta-
wiono do Kenosha przyprowadzo.
no przed sedziego, ktory skazai go
ma cztery lata pobytu domu kar-
nym. w 10 godzin po dostaniu
sic do niewoli znajdowaf sic W
Waupun pod kluczem. ztamtad
napisaf list do swej narzeczonej W
Chicago, donoszac jej krotko, re
wesele musi bye odfozone ma czas
nieograniczony.
Szczescie W nieszczesciu.
W szesciopietrowym budynku
,,Galbraith" ma rogu ulic Madison
Franklin, zafamaf sic wczoraj
pred pofudniem rezerwoar wodny,
umieszczony ma dachu. Pod spada-
jacym ciezarem famafy sic podfogi
jednego pietra po drugiem, pekafy
szyby W oknach, niszczyfy sic to-
wary kupc6w. W skfadzie ptakow
Atlantic & Pacific Bird Store"
pozabijaiy sic prawie wszystkie
ptaki zwierzeta. Piec osob zostafo
pokaleczonych przez rozpryskujace
sic kawafy desek. Ogof STRAIT wyno-
81 $4,000. Mona nazwac prawdzi-
wem szczesciem, re nieszczescie
zdarzyfo sic W Niedziele. W dniu
roboczym setka os6b znajdowafa
zatrudnienie W tym budynku. lie
osob znalazfoby smierc niechybna,
gdyby rezerwoar byf sic zafamaf W
dzien powszedni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-04-22
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, % Kwietnia, 1901.

Me tyle groznemi So dla Rosyi
obecne rozruchy studenckie, lie ra-
czej przesilenie ekonomiczne, przez
jake przechodzi 6w krsj olbrzymi,
zfozony r6znolitych zywiot6w.
Belgia ulokowata przeszfo zoo
milion6w dolar6w W panstwie ro-
syjskiem, zafozywszy tam rome IA
bryki i kopalnie, a poniewaz cd
dw6ch lat ME miafa cd swego ka-
pitafu zadnego procentu, przeto
syndykat bankow belgijskich wy
slat do Rosyi rzeczoznawce dla zba-
dania tamtejszych ekonomicznych
stosunk6w. Ten rzeczoznawca zto-
zyf syndykatowi sprawozdanie,
kt6rego podajemy nastepujace
szczeg6iy:
Z41 wysokich piec6w, zafozo-
nych przez towarzystwa belgijskie,
musiano W tym roku zgasic Is i
rozpu5cic wszystkich robotnik6w,
W kopalniach wegla i fabrykach
wagon6w rozpuscify te towarzy-
stwa dwie trzecie robotnik6w, po-
niewaz skfady towarzystW belgil-
skich sa zawalone towarami, na kt6-
re Cd daWna ME ma zadnego odby-
tn. Rad cd 6miesiecy ME kupif AMI
jednego wagonu, tylko on jeden
moze je kupowa6, poniewaz prawie
wszystkie koleje sa upanstwowio-
ne. Nadto rad ME wypefnia swych
zobowiazan pienieznyeh, tax mp.
jednej kompanii belgijskiej powi-
MEN byt zaptacie Is Lutego 25O,-
900 rubli "a wegiel, przystaf jed.
max trate na $4,000 rubli to plat
M l Kwietnia, reszte przyrzekt
zapIacic kiedys p6zniej. Innej.kom:
panii belgijskiej powinien byf "a
pIaci6 l Lutego 10000 rubli, ale
dopiero 25 Marca zapfacit $4,000,
q ma reszte kazaf czeka6. W og6le
W catej Rosyi straszny brak pie
uiedzy, poniewaz mkt ME ptaci po-
datk6w powodu og6lnego zastoju
W handlu zbozem towarami.
Jak wiadomo, tylko "a 600 mi
lion6w rubli kursowafo W ostatnich
czasach W banknotach, reszte zas
obiegowej monety stanowity ztote
10 rubl6wki. Ot6z to ztoto W spo-
sob dotad niewyiasniony zostato
wycofane z obiegu; niezawodnie W
czesci wycofaf je Rad na militarne
potrzeby W Chinach, wiekszo5c je-
dnak monety prawdopodobnie 20
stafa wywieziona "a granice. q tego
powodu ogromny brak W panstwie
got6wki i dlatego wszystkie zgola
Earto5ci niesfychanie spadajq W
Genie, co tez wytwarza ogromne
niezadowolenie cstej zgota ludno-
sci. Powieksza sic onojeszcze przez
to, re wfadza policyjna, aby mice
iokiadna kontrole mad ruchemilud-
ooSei, ME pozwala nikomu podro-
kowac wewnatrz panstwa bez t. wv.
.wewnetrznych paszport6w", wy
dawanych kazdemu mieszkancowi
ma jeden rok "a pewna opiata. W
ostatnich latach cd nikogo ME "a
dano posiadania takiego paszpor-
tu; teraz zas, ktokolwiek przycho-
dzi ma dworcu do okienka, ably ku-
pic billet kolejowy, przedewszyst-
klein musi pokazae zandarmowi
sw6j passport, skoro ME moze go
pokazac, jest narazony ma policyj-
ne szykany.
Rzeczoznawca syndykat6w bel
gijskich robi W SVEN sprawozda-
niu nastepujaca ogolna uwage:
Wszelkie zagraniczne kapitafy, u
Iokowane W Rosyi, nalezy powol
wycofywat, lie sic da, nowych
Eas kapitaf6w ME lokowaS W Ro-
syi, poniewaz jej wewnetrzne POLO
zenie bedzie coraz bardziej niepe-
wne. Pomimo kolei, telegrsf6w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-04-22
BERLIN, 22go Kwietnia.

pondencyl Rosyl, Jakopy zWlazeA
postepowych polskich studentow
przesfaf do swoich rosyjskich kole-
gov wyrazyi sympathy W adresie
rozpoczynajacym sic od Slow: ,,Po'
niewaz domagaliscie sic najdrob-
niejszej czastki praw ludzkich, po-
stapiono wami bydleca brutal
noscia krew wasza poplyneia. W
miejsce uznania waszych zadan,
nasiano ma was hordy pijanych
zoinierzy." W tym tonic ma bye
zredagowany cafy manifest, zache-
cajacy do walczenia rzadem car
skim do upadfego.
KoNsrANTYNoPoL, % Kwietnia.
z Monastyru W Macedonii donosi
depesza od konsula, re dnia Ego
Kwietnia zostaf zamordowany me-
tropolita Parteniusz W klasztorze
Poplicza kofo Hominissar. Nor
dercami, jak przypuszczaja, byi
czlonkowie komitetu macedonskie-
go, kt6rzy posqdzali metropolite o
pelnienie posing szpiegowskich dla
rzadu tureckiego.
W1EDEN 22go Kwietnia. -
Wczoraj popoiudniu odbyfa sic tu
ogromna demonstracya stronnict-
wa katolickiego. Zapewpiaja, re
tax wspaniafej procesyi jak wczo-
rajsza, ME widziano we Wiedniu
cd czas6w protestanckich rozru-
chow W II wieku. Procesya zio-
| iona z 10000 os6b poprzedzafo du-
| chowienstwo, kroczqce ulicami z
Przenajsw. Sakramentem, a prze.
szediszy przez najgf6wniejsze ulice
| miasta, sic udano wsp6lnie ma niesz-
pory do katedry sw. Stefana. Die
siatki tysiecy ludzi zalegafy ulice
lub laczyiy sic do procesyi. De.
monstracya ia miafa bye mantle
stacya W obec ruchu ,,Los Won
ROM.
L1zBoNA, 22go Kwietnia. =
Dziennik urzedowy ogiasza dekret
krolewski znoszacy niektore zako-
ny koScielne. Warunki pewnego
istnienia W panstwie takich zako-
now sa takie, by ich dziafalnosc O.
graniczafa sic ma petnieniu uczyn-
k6w milosierdzia i wychowania W
kraju, jakotez szerzenia WARY cy-
wilizacyi W koloniach. Admin
stracya klasztor6w ma spoczywac W
reku portugalskich obywateli. Ia.
konom dano 6 miesiecy czasu do
zastosowania sic do rozporzqdzenia.
Wedle warunk6w wymienionych W
dekrecie zostanie pozamykanych
siedm klasztor6w Franciszkan6w,
Jezuit6w Benedyktyn6w; 10 juz
zostafo zamknietych, zakonnicy z
kraju wygnani.
LoNDYN, 22go Kwietnia. =
2 Harrowsmith donosza, re gen.
De Wet znajduje sic W poblizu
Kronstadtu. Ma malo zwolenni.
k6w ME jest W stanie zebrac ich
dosyc, by wystepowac zaczepnie.
DUO Boer6w poddaje sic, ably ME
umrzec z gfodu.
z East London W kolonii Przy.
ladka donosza, re d. Is bm. wieczo.
rem Boerzy zdobyli pociag kolejo-
wy jadacy bydfem niedaleko
Montana. Przednia lokomotywe
udafo sic odczepic na czas odje.
chala ona do Stounberg, by powr6-
cic ma miejsce wojskami, kt6re
jednak zastafy juz pociag W pfomie-
mach. Kilku krajowc6w zostafo
zabitych, podczas gdy reszte perso
nalu kolejowego obrabowano pu-
szczono ma wolnoSc.
TAoLoBAN, wyspa LEYTE, Filipi-
ny, 22go Kwietnia. komisya f.
lipinska wczoraj przybywszy do
stolicy Leyte, zostafa powitana 2
entuzyazmem. Dzisiaj odbywa sic
instalacya rzadu prowincyonalne-
90. Gubernatorem zostanie zamia-
nowany major Henry T. Allen z
43 pu1ku ochotniczego piechoty, a
skarbnikiem por. W. s. Conway z
tegoz pufku. LudnoSc wyspy wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-04-22
Kronika MiejscoWa.
Tydzien opery.

Do Chicago zjechaf wczoraj inn
presario Maurice Grau re swoja
wielka opera, ziozona z pierwszo-
rzednych gwiazd wokalnych takiej
sfawy, jak Melba, Nordica, Jan i
Edward Reszkowie.
Dzis odbedzie sic przedstawienie
,Fausta" Gounoda, re wspofudzia-
lem pani Melba obydw6ch Resi-
kow.
Jutro, we Wtorek ,,Don Juan"
Mozarta, "a wsp6ludziafem pani
Nordica i Edwarda Reszke.
w Srode po po}udniu: Lucia di
Lammermoor" Donizetti'ego, ma
stepnie ,,Cavalleria Rusticana"
Mascagni'ego; wieczorem: La To.
sea" Puccini'ego,
W Czwartek wieczorem biora u
dziaf wszystkie sify artystyczne to-
warzystwa W przedstawieniu uHu.
gonot6w" Meyerbeera.
w Piatek: yTannhauser" Wa
gnera.
w Sobote po poludniu: ,,Lohen-
grin" Wagnera ze wsp6ludziafem
pani Nordica i obydw6ch braci
Reszk6w; wieczorem: ,,Trouba.
dour" Verdi'ego u Pagliacci"
Leoncavallo'a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-04-22
Rabusie.

Michaf Cardiff pm. 3S1 Nor
gan str. jechat wczoraj tramwajem
inii 12 ul., stojac W przepelnionym
wagonie ma tylnej platformie.
Wtem spostrzegf, re ktos wycia-
gnaf mu krawatu brylantowa
spinke. Chwycii jednego z sasia-
dow "a reke, a r6wnoczesnie uczuf,
ze inny ziodziej wyjmuje mu zioty
zegarek kieszonki cd kamizelki.
Puscif reke iednego ziodzieja,c ,chcac
uchwycio drugiego, lecz obydwaj
rabusie zeskoczyli z tramwaju u.
ciekli. Cardiff wyskoczyi take,
potknaf sic i upadf tax nieszczssi-
vie, ze rozbii sobie glove o
kamien.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-12
RAIN STOPPED The GAME
Grounds Were Too Wet to Continue
Contest Between Collegiates and
Scranton Team Saturday.

The base ball game between Frank
Southard's picked Scranton team and
the all-colegiate nine attracted
crowd of what must have numbered
at least eight hundred base ball en-
thusiasts to Athletic park Saturday
afternoon. They only witnessed three
innings however, as rain stopped the
match al the end of the third
The game will be played off this
coming Saturday. At the close of the
contest the score stood 5-4 in favor of
the collegians. 1t raned during prac-
tically all of the play, and the wet ball
and sogGy grounds made brilliant
play an impossibility. The men. how
ever. did exceptionally well notwith-
standing.
The collegiate team was strength
ened by the addition of Charley Gel
bert, the University of Pennsylvania s.
old star player, and Tom Gilleran, an
cx-Young Mems Christian association
star. who has played professional ball
since he was last seen here. Frank
Reese, another former Young Mems
Christian association player made his
appearance in centre field.
Southard's team was picked from
the two mines which played at the
park week ago and is a very fast
aggregation of young amateurs. The
infield with the two villa Novans,
Nallin and Weir, at first and second
bases, is exceedingly fast, and the out
fielders are aso pretty quick on their
feet. The colleGans scored all their
five runs in the second inning Satur-
day.
Beatty Williams Sdrew a base on
balls. Gilleran attempted to sacrifice,
but Bradley threw the ball poorly to
| MCHugh and he was safe on first. Tom
| Brooks and Reese struck out, but both
runners moved up a base on Wirths
passed ball. Little Harding drove a
hot two-basger along the left field line
and two runs came in. John Brooks
| followed with a hot single and the
pitcher scored. Murphy banged out a
single and tailed an instant later on
center. Five runs.
Southard's men scored in the second
| by McHugh making first on Tom
| Brooks error, and coming all the way
home on Bradley's single. The third
bascman moved up on Wirth's out and
scored on Culkins' fly. In the third
| they took two more. Crane was safe
on Tom Brooks error. and scored on
| Ferris fierce Two base drive to left.
Ferris came in shortly afterward on
an intield error.
The game was featurelcss save for
Ferris batting. The score:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-12

Today begins the thirteenth week of
The Trbune's Educational Contest.
There are only three weeks left now,
for the contest closes on Saturday
evening, August 81, at s p. m. At least
half dozen of the contestants have
expressed the conviction that when the
final returns are counted their name
will be found at the top Of the list. OF
course, there is only room for ore
name at the summit. Whose it will be
depends entirely upon the exertions of
the contestants themselves. Every OPP
pOrtunty should be taken advantage
of and every point made that can he
secured. After the subscriptions are
gotten they should be at once sent to
The Tribune office, for sometimes pco-
pie change their mind. and when that
happens contestants are not AS rich in
figures as they thought they were go
iGg to be. 1t don't pay to take chances
in that way. Nor does it pay either to
proceed upon the theory that because
YOU are not canvassing very much dur
ing these warm days that the other
fellow is resting in his hammock and
that you can get enough points on the
last day to beat him out"
on Saturday, Miles was the only con-
testant to advance. He is now only As
points behind Schwenker for third
place The results during the week
were rather small, only seven contest
ants making returns. The leaders are
all in the same positions they were on
last Monday, August Drummer being
the only one who came near swap
ping places"
The results of last week follow:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-12
last week follow

Henry Schwenker was the only con-
teStant in Table No. l who did not
turn in points, while August Drummer
was the only one in Table No. 2 who
did.
Only four days are left now for those
who have not already done so to enter
their names as participants in the con-
test, for the entry list will be closed
at p. m. on Thursday August 49, and
after that time no one not then en-
rolled will be permitted to come in.
This is a particularly good time for
beginners to come in, for the con-
testants who have already registered
points have RELAXED 10 a considerable
extent in their work the past week or
so.
Any one who desires to begin the
work now should send postal to
editor Educational Contest" Tribune,
Scranton, Pa. when he or she will be
furnished at once with the necessary
blanks and instructions. See full par
tiCulars on fourth page of this morn
.ngs Tribune.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-12

good boss sense" He left the coun-
ellis after a long and especially honor
able service with IA reputation for
strict integrity that very few men who
have occupied seats in the city's legis-
lative bodies can boast Of and he is
now engaged in reorganizing the bur-
den of streets and highways in quiet
and transformations manner
Hes the best man in the city for
the place" said an old councilman the
other day, and public opinion seems to
be in line with this statement
one Of the most enthusiastic mohil-
lists I'm the city is District Passenger
Agent NJ L. Smith, Of the Lackawanna
railroad, and he prhs himself on be.
ing the poSscssor of the hrst steam
mobile ever driven in the city. Dur
ing his leisure hours Mr.. Smith takes
much pleasure in taking his friends
over the boulevard
His familiarity with the MECHANISM
of the machines makes him valu-
able man to have around when some-
thing goes Wvong. for what Mark
doesn't know about steam carriages
isn't worth knowing.
Secretary Aria Williams. of the
Lackawanna Iron and Steel company
has returned from Buffalo. in which
city he viii take UP his residence next
month.
Mrs. Williams has but recently come
home after a visit in California. whore
she was the guest of Mrs. Frances B.
swan,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-12
POLICE PICKINGS.

Lieutenant OF Police Thomas Williams and
Pa'rolmen Marker, McCollIgdn and Peters, last
night raidcd the house OF Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Johnson, at 4oS South Eighth street, on a war.
rant charging the inmates with dSorderlv con.
duct Mr.. and Mrs, johnson, Kate Boland, Mary
Kennedy and John Henry were arrested and
taken To the West scranton station
Mary IIowey was arrested on SATURDAY at the
instance Of Sarah Langln, who charged her with
stealing an apron, Both girls are employed at
MrQuhac's restaurant, and according 10 the story
told by Miss langan, Miss liowlcy borrowed the
apron and failed to return H. At the hearing
before Alderman Ruddy the pruScCutriX relcnted
and the defendant was discharged upon payment
Of the cCsfs
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-12
THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE MONDAY AUGUST 12. 1901

to bring the branches Of our Zion to-
gether that all may understand that
they have one definite aim. When we
left San Francisco I felt that there re-
maincd behndi n that splendid but
wicked cfty the lingering odors of the
deep spirituality of the convention"
The doctor enlivencd his discourse
with number of witty anecdotes of
personal experiences had during the
trip. lie told Of the disgusted stage
driver who called the members of the
organization EPSON Leaders" and of
the ovcrworked brakeman, forced to
labor beyond his regular hours, who
said that y. l.. stood for Eastern Lob
stcrs and for nothing else.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-12
Eorthup Family Reunion,

The Northup family reunion will be
held in the maple grove on the John
Northup farm, near Glenburn station,
saturday, August Il, Teams will meet
friends coming on the trains and con-
vey them to the grounds.
Members of this large family are re-
quested 10 bring, with their well-filled
baskets, old relics and old pictures of
individual members, whether dead or
living, that they may be viewed by the
company. BY order of the committee
of arrangements,
- Henry w, Northup, Chairman.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-12
CAPTAIN DAVIS IS INDIGNANT
Is Displeased at Apathy of Citizens
Who Refused to Assist Him.

Nicolas Sardow, the Italian with
whom Captain Davis had such a des-
perate struggle on Linden street on
Friday afternoon, was taken to Wilkes
Barre on Saturday night by Constable
Kolb. lie Is said to be an exceedingly
dangerous man and was charged some
years ago with having shot a man in
a quarrel.
Captain Davis is justly indignant at
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-12
Some Men
of the Hour

Captain 2. DeLaCy is in recent Of a
letter from his old friend. colonel
Charles ]. Murphy. who is located at
Brussels, as the agent of the United
States government. His business is 10
introduce American grain, and particu-
larly American corn. into the Euronean
the last fifteen years of his life, with
such success that the exports of
American corn have wonderfully in
creased during that period.
Before Colonel Murphy went to
Europe he was the guest Of CAPTAIN
DeLaCy in this city. lie is very anx-
iouS to view the wonders of the Pam
American exposition aud to attend the
meeting of the medal of honor men,
which will he held in Buffalo in Octo-
her and writes Captain DeLaCy that
he counts on seeing him at the medal
Of honor gathering. the captain being
also the pOssessor of one of those
precious medals awarded by a CRATE
ful country for distinguished bravery
on the battlefield
Colonel Murphy was one of the first
prisoners to escane from Richmond
after the first Battle of Bull Run, and
was recommended by President Lin
coin for appointment TO a captaincy I'm
the regular army of the United States.
His congressional medal of honor is
also a UNIQUE honor from the fact that
H. was the only commissioned officer
OF the same staff rank to receive this
medal.
d. \. j. Wilson, who has now en-
tered upon his duties as resident house
surgeon at the Lackawanna hospital
has his home in Wi!liamsport, but is
made many friends here in former
years while acting as a substitute resi-
dent. lie is a graduate of the l-nivor-
sity Of PENNSYLVANIA Medical school.
Ike the greater number of his predo-
cessors AT the Lackawanna. having left
the great Philadelphia college with this
years class.
Like Or. ]. ". Busch, the Varsity
oarsman Dr. Frank Gengengenbach,
the PENNSYLVANIA gymnasium team =
captain, and DR.. Charles Wunder. Of
the foot ball and base bah teams, all
Of whom were at the hospital during
the last year. Dr. Wilson j. some
what of an athlete and won his spurs
as such before leaving the college.
He was on tho track team for several
seasons and did the quarter and half
mile run in number of the big inter-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-12
ONLY Three
WEEKS MORE
TRIBuNE's EDUCATIONAL CON.
TEST NEARING CLOSE.

In the Thirteenth Week of It Myer
Lewis Turned in the Greatest
Number of Points, with Miss
Griffin second-Miles Only One
to Score Saturday - Contestants
Should Watch Their Chances
Closely During the Next Three
Weeks.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-12
POLITICAL.

The Republican primary election will he held
on Monday, Sept 10th, 1901, between the hours
Of and o'clock p. M; the convention on
Thursday Sept 10th, at 10 o'clock a. m
Each candidate must register his full name and
address, the office for which he desires to be
candidate, and pay his assessment 10 the county
chairman on before Aug. 27th inst.
The vigilance committee will govern themselves
accordingly David ]. Davis. Chairman.
T.. D. Fellows Secretary.
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the action Of the large crowd of citi-
zens who watched his struggle with
Sardow, but who made no effort to
come to his assistance. 1t is said that
there were several paid employees of
the city in the crowd. but it remained
for A. r. Gould, who was passing in
o carriage, 20 come to the rescue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-12
SCRANTON

Two'base hits -Blandn, Harding, Ferris Sac.
rifcc hit-Gilleran. stolen bases Blandin, Gil.
lcran, Crane, Mciiueh. Bradley. Left on bases
scranton, 3: Collegiate, 3. struck out BY Pos.
nor a. ny Harding, g. First on has-OH Hard.
ing, /; off Posncr, ,. wild pitches ~-posncr.
Passed bsll--Wrth, umpires-Owcns and Mul.
laIkey.
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Keep Posted About Home Affairs.

The Tribune will be mailed to you
while away during the summer
months for 12 cents a week. The ad-
dress may he changed as often as de-
sired and the paper will be mailed
direct, promptly, every day. Any
complaint should be made Immediate
ly to The Tribune office. ~
Houses for sale. rent or exchange.
Traders Real Estate Co., 128 Washington ave- -
Try the new sc cigar "Kleon." 80
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For a Good Quiet Days Outing

go to Harvey's lake with the Good Eel
lows, August 10, No changes direct to
the ground by steam. See bills. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-12

Pure cream, pure milk, pure sugar,
pure flavOrlng make pure ice cream.
That's Hanley's. APO Spruce street, ="
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-12

Hanley's ice cream is popular for
dessert this summer. 42O Spruce street.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-12
ON fire WITH
ENTHUSIASM
EPWoRTH LEAGUE CoNvEN
TIoN A BIG SUCCESS.

Rev. DR.. Griffin in Addressing the
Epworth Leaguers of This City
Last Night at the Elm Park
Methodist Episcopal Church, Said
That a Heaven Touched Multitude
of 10000" Was in Attendance.
Wonderful Welcome Accorded tho
the Visitors.