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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-29
pECkVILLE.

Miss Dove Wmhcd, OF Eq,linunk, i, visiting
her cousin, Miss Flossic Waricld, OF Main street.
The hose boys went to Carbun,alc last night,
TO attend the parade given by the Artesian
Hose company OF that place.
Mrs NJ W. Peek, OF Niagara, Wayne county,
is Visiting al the homc ot her son, Merchant
I. \. Peck, ot Main street.
Miss Maude kzer. OF Towauda, is visiting hor
aunt, Mrs II. V, kennedy, OF Kizcl's addition.
Mr., and Mrs, NJ. W. CallenLcl and daughters,
Ettio and Ruth, arc visiting the iormcr's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. $. j. Calender.
Miss Clara Briggs, of fleetyiic, is visiting
friends and relatives here.
\ small party oi friends entertained 10y
Mis- Flo Taylor, Al her home on Hickory street,
Friday evening,
The sacred concert held at the Methodist
| church sunday evening WAS largely attended.
| Beside the anthems by the choir, rhn following
programme was rendered: solo, Richard Wat.
kins Taylor; duet tho Mssej Edith and Ger
tuidc Watkins, Taylor: solo, Miss Edith Nat
kins TAYLOR; solo, Miss Flo Taylor, pcchvillo.
The sermon va, in charge OF the Key, VI. W.
Calender. tie subject being signal"
Miss Bertha G. Williams, principal ri the
central school. is visiting at the Pan.Amcrican.
The teacher. lett Yesterday morning TO attend
institute, which is being held in scranton this
week.
The children OF Mrs. Wcarc. Of Academy
street, vino have had the dipAthCril, alc able
| 10 he around again.
Mis- Belle Benjamin j. much improved after
a severe illness.
Dr. Budd, OF Wet scranton. visited l1,t wach.
at the home OF his aunt. Mrs. Susan Brdd, ni
Dcmot street
Miss Minnie barrow Of Iniord, va. r"-
TUNED home after spending few days with her
| friends the Misses Jennie am! Cassie Williams,
Of South Main street,
Mis-, Jennie phillip~, oi OlVphmt, Was a ,,ii,r
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FUNERAL OF SISTER BARBARA.
solemnly Impressive obsequies in
the Chapel at st. Rose Academy.

The funeral of the late lamented Sis
ter Barbara took place yesterday and
was marked by solemnly impressives SER
vices which We're held in the beautiful
chapel at st. Rose convent. The dark
robes of Il multitude of sisters from
the different converts of the diocese was
q sombre feature of the sad occasion.
The solemn high mass of requiem
was sung by Rev. George Dixon: Rev.
i. +. Quinnan. of Sturmerville, was
deacon and Rev. Walter German. sub
deacon. Bishop Hoban assisted in the
rites. giving the absoluton and preach
ing the sermon.
Burial was in the sisters plot in ST.
Rose cemetery where the "Benedictus"
was sung by the priests and the abso-
luton was pronounced
The pall-bearers We're: b. J. Murphy
John Murrin, James Lavery, Patrick
Mccabe, Hugh Powderly and l.. p
Burke.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Delaware and Hudson Railroad.

Trains will leave Ca,bondalc at city station as
follows: an,
For Scranton and Wiikcs.Bj,,c 3,06. '.N, 500.
aOi, 1U.Ot, ii.2j n. NJ; l'.IU, las, 25i, J'ho'
sos, 1.0J. 1901, 1851 p. M.
SUNDAY trains leave at SIC. 1l2l a. M; llb,
.. ~, $50 500 p. N.
For Albany. Saratoga. Montreal. Boston. New
England points, etc, 100 II. n"; AJi H. M
Cdnlv.) ,,
Tor Lake lologc, Waymart, ard llone>oalc,
30. ll.OJ a. M: J.ii, UI3 I. m.
sunday trains leave Lake I.odorr. NnNm7it
and lIoncsdalc at $50 a. M: 1.3o. All T.. M.
Trains arrive at tarbondac from Wilkcs'Bnilc
and Scranton as follows: D.id, $50. go, 10 20
A. M; l237 2.OG. 3.2J, LIS, Cos, 1.Ol, ssh "bl,
sunday trains arrive at o37 u. m; l2.lo, So,
12s, GO, ll.3O p. NJ,
sunday trains arrive at C'arhondale from Lake
Iodorr. Waymart and lonesdae at l2.i', ''Id
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is succeeded here by Mr. Murdock of
Pittston. a young man of considerable
business energy. who is highly spoken
of by those who have known him at
his former home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Miller, of NoXen.
Wyoming county. are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mellow of Cemetery
street.
The local collicies are all idle to-
day on account of Mitchell day"
Mrs. James Harris, of West Maytield.
has returned home from South Fork
after Il fortnight's absence.
\ forty hours devotion was COM
mcnced in the Sacred Heart church
Sunday morning and Will last until
Wednesday morning.
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organist of ST. paul's German Tuth-
Gran church, the congregation gave
him u substantial token. In acknowl-
edgment of his gratitude, MIR. Crowell
sent the following letter to Rev. Il. T..
Ehinger, pastor of the church,:
Cirbondalc, Pa, Oct. 20, 1901.
Tc Rev T. Ehingcr and the congregation OF
81. pouls German Lutheran church.
wish TO thank YOU for your kindness and
appreciation OF my musical services in your
church. which was made manifest by the gen.
cious present received by Inc this week. Any
service ! can render you in the future will be
uhccrfully given.
Of the church spiritually and temporarily, I
remain Very sincerely.
!. Franklin Irowcll, organi't.
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MITCHELL. DAY TODAY.
Programme of the Demonstration in
Carbondale in Honor of the Mini
ers' Leader.

Programme OF the Demonstration in
Carbondale in Honor of the Min
ers' Leader.
Today throughout the anthracite re-
gion. Is Mitchell day. the day set aside
to honor the man who is the idol of the
thousands of workers in the great min
ing industry in these valleys. There
will be demonstrations in several towns
and Carbonate will not be lacking in
honoring the cause of the day.
There will be Il big procession this
morning, commencing at 1920. and in
the evening there will be Il mass meet
ing in the Academy of Music. 1t was
the hope to have several thousands
of United Mine Workers and other
union men in line. but the number will
not be so large as expected as Arch
bald and Forest City. which intended
TO join with Carbonate. will have pro-
cessions of their own. The procession.
however. will be an imposing one and
will embrace miners from JeSsup to
Simpson. Several bands will be in line
to enliven the line of march
Anthony j. Padden will be grand
marshal. The programme of the day
is covered in the following orders
which he has issued:
thei OF staff. Martin Battle.
Aids: john Barrett. John Campbell. Thomas
tailrcv, James o'Connor, Michael Blcr-
nan, john Glhncy. Patrick Fitch John
Gol and II. 3. Lewis
FIRST DIVISION.
Platoon Of police.
Irdnd MARSHAL and aid.
Carriages containing the mayor. r,y oth,.,l>
clergy, etc.
Band.
IossUp local. No. 1907.
,le>Sup local. No. llu.
Band.
Maylcll local. No. 1921.
.lcMnyn local, No. 1925.
Drum corps.
ElGcrton local. No. 1869.
'atbondale Federal union. 12oi.
SECOND DIVISION.
john Glffncy commander.
Band.
Clrbondalc local, No. ST.
ClrbOndalc local, No. lGll,
Drum corps.
Cdlhcndalc local, No. So.
Carbondalc local, No. 1896.
Cagbondalc local, No. 1871.
Drum corps.
Carbondllc local, No. oGa.
Cirbondalc local, No. 1000.
Drum corps.
Simpson local, No. 80
Simpson local, No. ls'7.
FORMATION
The ri,>t division will form ON seventh avenue,
wight resting on Main street
The Second division will form ON Church street,
! right resting on Seventh avenue
LINE OF MARCH
The line OF march will be as tolow> Up Main
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Cornell Princeton Foot Ball Game.

ON accom-, Of the above, the Lacka-
wanna railroad WIN sell special vNcur-
sion tickets tu Ihaca. y. y. at one
way fare for rho round lrip. Ticko ;
vim be sold good going ON any train
November >, returning up 10 and in
cludlrS November 4
In order TO accommodate those who
desire To reach Ithaca early in thc day,
a special train will leave OwcGo for
Ithaca connecting with Ldckawanna
IN. November >, -
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New York, Ontario and Western.
Sept. Ii, 1901

Trains leave Carbondalc ior Scranton at 100 a.
M: 100 y. IN.
sunday trains at 100 a. M. G.03 p N.
Trains leave Carbondde ioi points noih AT
1i.10 n. m. On Sunday at olO n. N. lraiil'
leaving at II 10 a. m week days and 0.l0 u. ni.
sundays make connections for New York, Com
WALL etc. D.,
Trains arrive from Scranton at lilo a. NJ. H. VI
y. m.: from points north, 400 p IN. sundays
from Scranton at OlO n. III. and 40 y. H. !;
from Cadosia at COG p.
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At Hahnemann Hospital.

Van Allen lcistcd, son Of Passenger Conductor
Ilcisod, OF the Delaware and Hudson, is IN the
lIahncmann hospital Scranton. where hc was
operated on few days ago for an affection
OF The eye. The operation was successful. and
he is improving nicely. lie will DO able 10 re-
turn to hi, home by the last Of the week
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Erie Railroad.
June 90. 1901.

Trains leave city station. Catbondalc. daily
teXccpt Sunday at go a. m. and As p, m. ior
Brandt and Nincvch; Mt o.& 81. M, daily zen
ucpting sunday. for Bingllamton. making con.
nectiolls tor New York city and Buffalo, ana at
G.1O p IN. for S,lsQuchanil, making connections
for western points.
sunday trains at oiJ 4. m FOR SlS0nchahnl.
with western connections and W. =. m'' WIN
Same connections.
trains arrive at s.53 4. m. and 5i5 p. III.
SUNDAYS at S.jJ q. N.
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er Business of Council.

At it's meeting last night common
council took up the suggestion made
several times by The Tribune that ac-
lion he taken towards having daily
est made 6f the fire alarm system. so
as to assure its working order and keep
up the system. which is not surpassed,
to the highest state of efficiency
The matter was brought up by Mr.
Thompson. who urged that some action
he taken. This served to bring out
the opinions of the eight members who
were present. all of whom were of the
conviction that it was Il necessity to
make the daily test, if the system be
expected to work satisfactorily and the
danger of Il disaster be removed.
Mr.. Thompson pointed out that the
cold weather was approaching. a time
of the year which was especially Sc
we're on the delicate machinery of the
system and it behooved council to take
action that was in line with the under
standing with the GameWell company
that the system be tested regularly il
the best results be enjoyed and the pos
sibility of friction or confusion in
sounding alarms be averted.
Mr. Kennedy indicated in his re-
marks that City Electrician Gilleran
gave the city full value in the way of
services for the few dollars that he re-
ceived monthly in the way of compen-
saton for caring for the system, and
that If test was to be made provision
would be necessary to cover the extra
work of sending in daily alarm.
Mr.. Evans through some misappre-
henson, did not see the necessity of
making Il daily test, supposing that Il
mere examination of the switch board
was all that was necessary.
There was some discussion as to what
Mr.. Gillcran's work, in caring for the
alarm. covered, and at the suggestion
of Chairman Collins the discussion
ended with the understanding that Mr..
Gilcran be present in councils two
weeks hence to enlightan- the members
as to the operation of the system and
what was necessary 10 maintain its
efficiency.
The other matters that came before
councils We're merely routine, the pas
sage of resolutions and several ord-
nances.
DAMAGES ALLOWED.
The report of committee was adopted
allowing p. A. Walker and Mrs. Hoff-
man 800 and $50, respectively, for
damages resulting from the grading
and widening of Ninth avenue, pro-
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On q Walking Tour.

Albert Crane and Maurice Watt LETT on sunday
for crosS.country tramp. They will select The
best Travelled routes through the surrounding
county and will he gone for several days They
anticipate delightful trip. with the glorious
weather that is being enjoyed.
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Hose COMPANY Avisitine.

The Columbia Hose company in their splendid
uniforms, went to lemSn la, evening and par.
tiripatcd in The parade OF the Artc>an Hoe
company ut that borough.
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Will Hold Opera Train.

Manager Byrnc OF the Grand. has arranged %
have the 1851 Delaware and Hudson train held
each night this week until II o'clock. This is
an accommodation TO the patrons of the tho
a;cr from points south, who will be given an
opportunity to the entire show and he dis.
missed in time to catch the last train leaving
ihu ,'tv.
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Mis-, James N1t,on. oi 40, 81 Twelfth ,lcu,
Scranton, Pa, say9: IN. A. ", IhI,e's Ac>n
rus arc Inc began 10 use them for nervous
sick headaches and nervousness aud had great
success IN StoppinS them completely Recently
| used them 4" overcome the depression ana
e.tre'.ul, giving me bodily strength .r,l
nerve slcldinc,,. \, an all round ana general
ionic they ue grand and | am very mucl,
pl'aNrd mat my attention was called 10 'ben
lICkiwIunu avenue "
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Election of Officers,

A. The meeting OF St. Boniiacc society, hcld
on sunday the following officers were elected:
President. D. Ricdrnhnuer: vice president, Henry
lIcnscncider: treasurer John NJ. kranz; cor
responding secretary, August Nicscn: financial
secretary, Joseph Sontng trustee, Joseph
kIantz; marshal, R. Schicvt2
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At the Hotels.

At the Harrison house, yesterday, the follow
Ing registered from scranton: II. j. Schu.
bent, W. ". Schcucr Thomas b. Walsh, A. W.
Fellows, f. +. Bennett, John J. Maghran. l.. j..
Mc\ally, :. j. Chapman.
~ the American house We're: = B. Newton,
I. e. Wcttlng, i. j. Doyle and j. H. Hardin.
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To Visit in California,

Mrs. l.ualnc Pcllan and llcrbert.
sucdekcr, of Farno, Wayne county. left ycslct.
day over the Eric tor Norwalk. CAL, where hey
will visit ior several months.
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The yol.n% lady workers OF the Methodist
church are arranging for a cake and pie ale,
which will be held on the day preceding Thanks.
giving. The preliminary work is being dis.
c,!.scd but the place for holding the enterprise
has not been decided upon. but will he an
no,mccd rs soon ~ tho choice is made
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Fatal Case of Diphtheria.

Frances the 5,ycar.od daughter oi Mr. and
M,. Jay Reed, OF belmont street, died yesterday.
This j. the first case OF diphthcrt that has
resulted fatally this flIl. The child will be in
TERED in the South Canaan cemetery This
morning
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Pictures of Carbondalians.

Last saturdays nimbcr OF the Scranton Ma2l.
zine has group picture taken on the WAYNE
county court honSc steps at llomcSdalc during
the Winans Ihll trial. IN the group, which ill.,
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Meetings of Tonight
THE PASSING THRoNG.

=. Vincent dc Paul society.
lachawanua tribe. No. Dos, Red Men.
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Mr. samuel Rogers, OF No, l2s Hyde Park aNc.
nue., scranton. Pa, slys; u WAS in luD
duon condition. headaches, neryous aud Sleeping
badly and the appetite poor | was told OF Dr.
A, W. chases Nerve Pills aud got boz. As i
result sleep aud eat well sgtGn nervous
ness and headaches are gouc ard NY general
strength back again. ! am yery mrch pleased
with them and glad 10 reeo'glncnd them Ia "tl'
sis. This | can do conscientio,lsly"
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MR.. cRoWELL's APPRECIATION

Letter Expressing His Gratitude to
Congregation of St. Paul's Luth-
eran Church.
As mark Of appreciation of the SER
vices of Prof. ], Franklin Crowell, as
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Cured Of Piles
After Many Years.

Mrs. u. u. Reed. of Albany. says.
81 would not take $500 and be placed
back where | was before | used the
Pyramid Pile cuie: | suffered for years
ana 1t Is now IS monthe since | used 1T
and not the slightest trace of the
trouble has returned" For sale by all
druggists. Little book piles, Causes
and Cure matted free. Pyramid Drug
CO.. Marshall. Mich.
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'r\NlOR TENN.

lhr match WAS for SO Il SIDE. y lc'ulh
match will bc shot in th" near future.
The Republicans OF tEc First ward are about
TO organize strong Republican club, To h"
known as tho Roosevelt club.
Local Nc. 1879. United Min" Workers. con-
ducrd a meeting l,sl evening in I'll" odd Eel
lows ball and decided to participate III ihc
Mitchell celebration today III Scranton
The members ot the Calvary Baptist church
sunday school are lNr.l rchcar,ing Tor Children :
day
Mrs. John Evans and sons. Enlmct and Roy,
are home from a month, visit with relatives
at Cleveland, Ohio.
Foreman and Ms. George !. Powell ot Rrnd-
ham. spent the Sabbath at the home Of the for
mcl'> parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Powell. ST..
on North Main street.
Mis- Sarah j. Price. Of Ridge street. has re-
turned home from her visit with Providence ela.
tiycs
MISSES Edith and Gertrude Watkins. of Grove
street. spent the sabbath at the hom" vi their
blohcr Druggist ", ". Watkins, in Pookvilc.
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DAMAGES ALLOWED.

The report of committee was adopted
allowing p. a. Walker and Mrs. Hoif-
man 500 and $50, respectively, for
damages resulting from the grading
and widening of Ninth avenue, pro-
vded they sign releases for damages
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TAYLOR.

An interesting shooting match was held n
Eycrys field on saturday afternoon There wa
three shooters on each side. Following is tl
score.
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COUNCIL DISCUSSES
FIRE ALARM TEST

Common Council Takes Up the Tri-
bune's Suggestion That a Daily
Test of Fire Alarm System Be
Made-After Discussing 1t, Action
Is Put Off Until City Electrician
Gilleran Can Be Heard From-oth-
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-09-27

The Most Patient People Must
Show Annoyance at Times.

Nothing spills a good disposition
quicker Nothing taAcs mans pa.
,ience like any itchinesS of the skin 8.
Itching piles almost drive you crazy
All day it makes YOU miserable. All
night 1t keeps you awake. Itch. i.ch,
itch, with no relief. Just the same with
eczema. Can hardly keep from scratch
ing it, lOu would do so but You know
II makes you worse. such mlseries ale
daily decreasing. People are leaning
they can lie cured. Learning the merits
of Doan's Ointment. Plenty OF proof
that Doan' 5 OIhlnent will cure piles
eczema or any ilchiness OF The skin.
Read The testimony of u Battle Creek
CITIZEN
Mr.. y. G.. Ayers. book binder. of 197
West Main street, Battle Creek. say s:
My hands became 50 sore from eczema
that il was with difficulty | could bend
my fingers. The skin cracked open,
large scab> formed aud in addition to
the spots being tenC or they itched in.
tolerably. ! tutd every hing ! could
hear about or get hold of to STOP the
trouble but | was unable 10 do so until
l procured Dosn S Ointment. | had
neaId it. spoken about by several p,O lie
but as thought il would act Ike al lhe
other preparations Which ] tried, | wait.
cd some lime until was compelled from
my condition to do somrtmng. Duau ;
Ointment cured me. Tn 10 date. and
this is some mouth, after | stopped the
treatment, | have had no indication Of
anS return.
Doan's Ointment for sale 10y all deal
ers. Mailed by Foster Miibmn Co,
Buffalo. y. y. SOLE agents tor he |. =.
Remember the name Doan's and take no
substitute. b
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-09-27

DATHBONE SISTERS. ROYAL TemplefNo
IN ~. meets every alternate Wednesday
night I'm Is oil j. Hail
HENRIETTA MILLER, NJ. L. c.
MINNIE SMITH, NJ, Of 9,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-09-27
Extracts from their Letters.

Rev. w. n. Edwards, Baptist minister,
IoG Trinity Place, Buffalo, y. Y, writes
-" For over fifteen years the itching piles
have been a source Of constant annoyance to
TO me and frequently too, the suffering has
become intense. At times there was bleed
ing and the itching and burning was beyond
endurance. The results have derived from
DR.. Chases Ointment have been magical
and the benefits lasting | feel it a duty
TO fellow sufferers 90 recommend it..
Rev. y. Van Natter, Methodist minis
ter, Albion. Wis, writes
My wife was terribly afflicted with pro-
truding piles and contemplated surgical
operation when her notice was drawn TO Or.
Chase's Ointment, and as tn one box
effected cure
=" then used it for an unsightly and
troublesome skin affection. which baiile6
medical skill for twenty-five years Or.
Chase's Ointment thoroughly cured it.
For piles and skin disease it is worth its
weight in gold.
Rev Chas. Fish, Methodist minister, Io3
Dunn avenue, Toronto. Ont. writes
Ten years ago eczema began on my
ears and spread ever my head and hands.
During that time | was great sufferer.
tried many remedies and some OF the best
physicians specialists on skin diseases
treated me- The first box Of DIR. Chase's
Ointment gave much relief and five boxes
completely cured me | think my cure
marvel, and gladly recommend DR.. Chases
Ointment"
Just as good for every form Of skin
trouble, no matter how long standing 90
cents box all dealers or DR.. A. w. Chase
Medicine Co., Buffalo, N. Y,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-09-27
Cured of Chronic DiarrhOea
After Thirty Years Of
Suffering.

II suffered for thirty years with di.
arrhoea and thought was past being
cured says John :. Holloway. Of
French Camp, Miss. Il had spent SO
much time and money and suffered SO
much that | had given mp all hopes of
recovery. | was 50 febbie from the
effects Of the diarrhoea that I could do
10 kind of labor, could not even travel,
but by accident l was permitted 10 find
a bottle OF Chamberlaiu's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, and after taking
several BOTTLES. / am entirely cured of
that trouble. am anxious that il be
ia reach of all who suffer as | have -
For sale by Biyins and Rhodes
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-09-27
The schIey Inquiry.

Washington, Sept. 2l.-The Schley
inquiry was resumed yesterday and
the line of questioning indicated that
the admiral would be attacked for fail
ING 20 destroy the Colon and for the
movement from Santiago
WHOM The Spani.h feet wa. IN side.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-09-27
Hotel saloon Keepers shut out.

Indianapolis, Ind, Sept. 23.-The
sovereign grand lodge. /. O. O. f., Sat
urday decided that where saloon is
run in connection with hotel the
proprietor of the hotel shall be re-
garded as saloonkeeper and not
eligible to membership in the order.
The grand lodge held its last session
SaturdnY
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-09-27
Adnnt Initcd Stntcs Dnte.

Ottawa. Ont. Sept. 23.-The Cana
dian government which a feH years
ago abandoned the practice OF oo-
serving the national Thanksgiving on
the same day as the United states,
has just appointed the last Thursday
in November as Thanksgiving day
thrnmnhnnt Cnrnnn
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-09-27
BInmcs Gonipcrs.

Pittsburg. Pa. Sept 24.- President
Shaffcr, of the AmaIgamated aSsocia-
ton. in statement giving the rea-
sons compelling the settlement of the
steel strike and the terms secured,
blameS deSerters and leaders of 9th.
or labor unions. lie declares Com
rers neglected TIE interests of t,e
Amalgamated association men.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-09-27
Fears Assassinntion.

Manila, Sept. 23.-since Aguinaldo
left Gen. MacArthur's house for his
place of confinement he has never left
the premises, although he is AT liberty
10 do so if accompanied by an officer
The reason assigned is that he fears
assassination at the hands of the par
tisnns Of the late Gen. LUNA.