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Decorah-posten., 1901-10-04
DiIfrict Of Columbia.
Ganopuitrnter.

@aibingtor, 30te Sept. Oct or
iiciele Sperilog ior 6iifaIaaret, ION
begpnDer lite Suli 1902, bill @ene.
raIpoitneiter Smitb frentlpgge Tor
aongreSienS aubningsiesiion og an
nIooe ON Ell iomlet Sum al S6,250,.
900 til 2duopoittleueiten / belle Gan.
get. 9ette err en- 6orsgeIie al So
100000 oper llogiiterne til bernie
burtig porenoe 5jencite / Oct inoepG.
renoe aur. Zen totale eaeluiige
irie lloIeperingstieneite iom er
7riit / gperne, er SlS,745,000, Ell
Stigning al 8 Erocent. Soget / Ell
iarnlet Sum for bele Boitleuerings.
lpItemct babe pan &Ittoet % ! gper,
ne, er Den S24,995,000.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-04
Cub qnknta.
Irtejiif grsno.

@oonipdet, 30tc Gent. unoer ct
Soripg paa at reparere gpens arte-
life 9rsno, gap SopeOleSningen poa
Soroens eperite 9el eiter. % | :
Ouae flnoe @anoet life tontroaeres
en- Itor Mpnsoe garo bleo taltet op
| euiten til Soppen af S~eiiebommen
og iplote. Den lape 8ritno / H9rbe-
sen. grenoen blep boret for II
Mar iioen. % oers Stprfe err ufpr-
minoitet. Zen bar en- Doeepne al
5000 8aaoner / DeimIttet meo e,
Srpt al $50 Tuno pr. auaordttom-
me, % Den er ben iterite arteiiife
9renb / 8eroen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-04
OeSua.
Gaccfrie / Seras.

9allds, lite Oft. enfeltbeoer er
begpnot at fonlme til Dallas ON en-
4aeefrig / Sarriion Goirntp; Den be.
gpnote / Saapille % ipreote iig ! aae
Hetnmger. Sem 9IeJre bIep lpntlet
'iDen Ssrbag. arigen begpn0te, Tor
81 Iegrene, lom hlpoe leiet 8om-
uloslmro ira rige @Ilntere. bapoe al.
ilooet al beite i'm aoling for at til.
laOe Blanterne at ial oeres auoel al
slolingen. en 4atrlIlie al bploe
I9no, iiees oct, aif Ri Reseren
Thomas @alfers Stem pua Sitliarr
gtpcobs Ylantage. @aIfer ifiso
poa be hotoe MGn0 og or9bte ut.
MOOD. Regeren blcU iaaet, ianeet %
hanat. 20 til blep b9ngt Ssnoag
n9r 8rega 9ouutpgrmlie. 8eorgg
Mudlerop bIep tngei no tnat ug pi,
ifet tilosoe. ElartaJeeieren bar en-
bpio Maono.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-04
3hibtpnu.
Sutel brGRSt.

Spuabton, lite Oft. Douglas
Souie. en- Erpo for Den spre Solps.
blen oelpiS soelagt rco SIoebran0
tiolie imorges. 5obet anilaaeS til
100000; 9pgningeli par fltIot as.
iureret. SIoen nobreo ! &isffenct
% inbhnlleoe uai ten belle 9~pgningen,
isr @i9iterne funoe ppffea. &c
TOM ale lifre no, iinltet Der en- Sib
opitoo Tanif bIanbt Dem. Dc fore.
neoe Sougbton, Sancod OF 0uron-
totut 9ronomanoifaber b~efiGnbpeoe
Slammerne / 8 elmer men furoe
life faa Dem utber aolttrol. Set
me Douglas Souic par bpgget /
1899.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-04
Soerfrtoen.

Pretoria, 29oe Sept. SSiolge Ell
Brochure, ION her er ofcntllgglort
nn0er 2oro aitdeners gluuotgheD,
hpiler Aniparet Tor arigen poo Dor
aeri1e. "bpis SliotrGngeu / oct nbe'
itutteoe brittle Serritorilrm oabneoe
oen beorspeligite Sioe i oet 'uoolrt
fauife Siitorie." San citerer CT
grep ira ct Nleoferu al 6oIferuooet
til et Wte0Iem al aopfolonielts SeglS'
lottr buori ban ertl9rer at "Sroen
er mlooen til at oripe @ngeIifmp1loe'
ne uo ira Spoafrtfa,"
2oro aitdener ertlprer, at GA ban
bar annctteret DC to Gepubllter I'll
StorbritarutIell, fan ban fife brpoe
lin 6iuro til De SoIt, iont bar urIt
2onnlitet til 0e1i npe oroncoe Heaie'
ring, on ioolonat JON 5fanniomhe
Den moo a%oprebelerne ansaar.
err Oct aongcns Sorret, lofn maa no.
spes mco alogifub og Taft.
On 6roflandtion err liolteot on
SaIg al oe 9orgercs g%Ienoomme.
ION enonu er I Setter, operensitem
menoe meo 8iIfaareue / Sor0 aittle
nerS iorriqe Eroflamotton. grohu
rem ~noeboIoer ogiaa Barrel ON iteo.
~icparenoe 6oroiSning al iIcre Hoer.
le0ere, iom er LANCET lt0en l5oe
Sept. o. ct bonat 9rep ira SorS att.
d)ener iom Spor til iungerenoe
4rGiioent Sdnltburger, lmu bleo
mo0taaet bet 5te Sept. 2oro aitdlc.
ner loper at ieube SflaIfbur8erS
grep til Meaierngen, inu ban iiaer
pil giengipI0e 9oernes StatsmanoS
gnife ON 6reo
gn Tel al General gotbaS Stprfe,
Tom uittageS al ppre uioer aonunan
90 al @umeh % 8robeIaar. er aauet
til Spouelten. Ie anareb TO gIot
hliie i Rprbeoen al Stola paa 3ulit
grqnien oq blep tiIbageiloaeoe goer
mes SopeOitprte er MT / Shurueberg
@iergene.
Sogs6ehonolina MOB Sc Roere.
iom er beitptot for 6orrGoerL er re.
i~illtcret / oeres IomtGIoelie. TN al
Dem bIep osmt til lipSparigt Strai
arbeioe. ire iii lem aars GrrtaieI,
lire til tre Mars SPngiel o. Reiteu til
fortere Serminer.
aopuleriit @eder, iom ttoIigerc
tilhsrte en 9oerfommanoo, bar be
ifplot Tor at b1oe orGbt en- a1ifer.
San bIeo frifienot paa i'm aooofat5
6oriOor, iom iagoe, at ban trm 5auoe
aoipOt Srore til at lfpoe Sc Sno.
feote, grflnrinaen, at General
ErinsIoo bauoe ororet line Ipno Til
al ifuoe Snofsote unoer uiSie On.
itanoiGheoer por urigtig. Get pier
liz. al ban ororeoe goerne til at ytjfs
hue Snoisote, ioni fife bapoe goct
pasier, o. ifpOe bare Dem. JON gaooe
4usier, uoiteote al 9riierne.
2onoon 3Ote Sept. "Gailp Or.
2rcis" offentIiggier Ell Seaport ON.
at 9oro aitfener bar forlunat %,
coo bProeoe 6ereone Wnno og 1pn.
oigbeo Ill at hPnge HebeliorrROere
% @tcroere uben Seuipn til Gegie
ringen bienime.
Imrbau 30te Gent. General 80.
TIA / Spioien for 1900 gper an.
greb Sort sStald ueo 3ulugrrpniet
Sen 26oe Sept. San blep til6agc
i!nnet eiter Ell bel Gags anup, mleg
meo tort Dab ior 8a%rniionen. 9rt,
ierre miiteoe Ssittont aaae Oh elers
Mano orrbt. Major Ghapmau, fire
andre Sficerer og 3S Mano loaret
% 60 iapneoe. Ge ileite al BE iioite
troe5 at pPre orGbte eaer idareoe.
9oernes aomnarroant Cppernlan %
10 9orgcre pi0es at pGre orubt.
9riterne hnpoe oaial 2i0 Seite %
Wliler orpbt.
Pretoria. 30te Gent. Siar0t arii.
ger, en- Ssn al Den iorbenoGreaSe
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-04
muHinnton.
Staaermte til Numc.

Seattle, 30te Sept. Grams. Mlaifa
60, iom Ifal oprette Ell SeiteItage
mellem ct Steo oeo Goof Snolpb %
Homeoiitriftet, penter at babe 2iniell
i Drift orltrent pua BEN Sto, ga
Sfibsfarten paa geringisen i%lirtter.
Iosiagerer, Roit og grpresartifler
'faI NECKLACES meo Stagen. gnoelig
er oct &ompariefs Seniigt at bpgge
en- Sernbane langs ianne Rlte.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-04

leneringspapirer ifirIoe honoreres.
for ban bapoe fuaet i'm Sag behano.
LET | Retten. Sasen oar iaitlot iii
imorge1. Giitriftsnonofat 9udnlaiter
er reiit til Springfielo iaften for OF
-repr9iettere anflageus Sag.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-04
Gpmte fra isrneilet.

Canton, 30te Sept. Otte ,Sangel
brpo no al Gounipfpngilet igaaroftes
peo at ia9e al SernitUl9er uoenfor
ct ginolt, ioln aobner no / 8mroer
mellem SGngiIet og Goltrtbuiet. 81
bopoe lem Wtiniltters 6oriprang, bo
oe blep opoagct. gloobulr6e bier
itrar ien0t no pad bere8 Spor. alul
Ell 6onge bIep igien, i~dit1olot for Rs.
peri, ~boorunoer ban pinte lit OHer.
San heoer Mitael Mc8operu % e,
onieet FOR ben iarliaite 6nnge, iaaol
pon er faitbolot / en- auoen gtage
5Gngilet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-04
Minnrrntu.
Sit en- Saler.

6ergus Sails, 3Ote Sept. Sltrpen
t~ilfienote alageren ST / @betitones
Sag MOB Sutton; ban bapoe for
Iangt $4,000 for 9agpuifelie ion.
Looming al Ell S~eitebanbel. Yarterne
bar bel fienote / argple, Marlball
County. - Ole Melbp, Eoitmeiter /
lllen tilitoo Jig ifploig / llnoerll9b
% blep oentt til 6 Maateoer | Clan
Gountpfengiel.
Mrs. Salgren SrGbt.
Sergus Sails, lite Oft. Wtrs. 9.
q. Salgre1, bpis Mano oriper en-
Slttit / Gornlorurtt, fjerte ct 2Gs
Speoe I'll 8elicm Hapibs ioag. st
&iul gift rteo / opbt Siulfar, iaa at
bun blep faitet bopeotltls foroper
pua en- lanoan Woaoe, at 8ognen gif
ooe beroes Sopeo % fnuite oct.
Sln osoe eiebliffelig.
MrS. Sreffc Ssb.
6ergns Sails, lite Oft. AIRS.
Sigrio .. 9reffe, en- al Bionererne
/ Comm OF Iuroal, oeoe / tit Stem.
Sum nnr forbenp9renoe aongres-
mair0 Soe1ts Srigermor, og / Ell re-
oaftionel 0eosnnmeIoelie i oct iioite
Himer al lin apis Tiger Wir. goen:
~airs. gretfe err fp0t / Sinie Sogn,
SeIemarfen, Horge, / 1908; bun
par altiaa 81 glnr gamnel, GA bun
osoe. Sun bar Mor til II Born,
bporai Reoafterens Some er oerl
pngite. Srm bopoe en- ifarp Sntelli-
gems, itprt grinoring og flart Sm-
0gmme."
CONNER Hupcs.
minneapolis, 30te Sept. Com
mer 4rtbur Hopes, en- ieoeral Som-
mer | Rome, 4laifa. oenote tilbage
til benne 9p ira 8aihingtort, .. g..
% JON Snr paa Heiultaterre | ben
rationale Sopeoitno iagoe ban, az al.
ting bapoe perrot Jig til Oct beolte.
9onmer 9eopes tiger, at ban bare
iremlagoe Jim SEAPORT | Sultitsoe.
surtemettet ! @aibington 90 oerpan
refte til minneapolis. San t9i&fe
paa al nnbeiale Gepartemaltet pisie
S~oranoringer i 9opene / alaifa,
men opiatte oet % bill siere Oct ie.
mere. ) mGite llee oil ban reiie til
Em Sr1nciseo, bpor ban er beifploi
FOR Sor1st ior TetteL. San oil Tom
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-04
: q euaelif gInn ifgomban me

ct enselif 9Ino if9ombap meo.
0eler, al ben engeIlte Hegiering mart
iii profbanlere briIiif Eroteftorat
oper aoipept. Den pnlt9ntIe gnoeita.
tfon Tor 8aeoao.9 nen oeo Den per.
fife guet. let er armglerier meo
ocn iprfiife RegierinS. ioin pentes Of
bile fore til bette Reiultat.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-04
Otffn.
Mrs. WeainlsD | Seorins.

Carton, lite Oft. ut Mrs. Mt,
&inlep / Nrfeligbeoel bar p~asieret
element oenne ongribenoe Hrep. oa
er pao 9eoringers ger, plies peo, at
Or. Siren reiite berira iditeu til
@aibington, bpor ban oil blipc / ube.
itent 5io. San a,ier Mrs. WtcSein.
len / ingen umiooelbor Sare og ii9er,
at bun er fpiiif % onnoelig beore,
enc bun bar for ct Mdr ii0cl.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-04
11>islet

9tf Tamilielasnins No. Is er
MI to Splas uoiolst, % ben farl
life lfafes. Gen npe Sremies
boa for 1901-1902 er unper
arbeioe, ps iaainart Den blir
ferois, pil ri ienoe ben iiteoets
for geo. Is.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-04
Embellishments

naa i~relsperes iensft aper DsaHSds % Tcrsoas Roc
gen. a0ertisieHrat.r iaotasss itfe to paa tiHauoea
lslssnee aHmere. msemiuore bet ubtrHffelta forlars
ses. GUS ct aDsrttsemsat, Der fsrf tommer mo
1rseaasramersf & Gr.. i~OrlaHass tuorpsfsf 8 Sarge.
nil bet toutme tnot 3 1ftseassuausrs. erspe, osr rnoss
boloer asertisGsmeatsr. ISs bet batter meo, bsr ntrrz
Zee aserttsism IN. ; BET neors 5isrne Daa Con-
psiHten.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-04
@aaoefno.

@rnntsburg, 30r Sept. gilbert
Ronion blep peo llaetionbeo ifuot
al Ell Wtanb pes Haon Sperion
inlorges. 9egge Dor / 09rbeoen al
oelrne @p. On Hiilefugle truf BAN
/ genet neoenfor arnet % eoelagoe
Sen neore Del al geitet. st ipecie!t
Srpn brogte Den iaareoe til ct Soipi.
tai / ct Yaul.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-04
mtarnnIt>t.
Sppcn bpO.

Mabiion, lite Oft. Motbeiu s.
Sooen osoe pliloielig ioften, 56 aar
gunmel. Sdn bar Iiot / nOger 5io
al grigbts Spgoom. San bar pei
fieltot / Staten.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-04
Ycifplot for Seitiffelie.

aenoiba, lite IN. BuDerner Ga
Soaette bar uoiteot llolepermaspdpi.
rer for 6. GIauien. Chicago, iom er
beifpiot for OF bare gipet ire Neolem.
mer al aenoiaa gprano Stifpenge
SSor6inoelle meo Seotaaelie al 8rlpi.
leaier ior Spor5anen. Sherii s.
@bibter gif ioog til SpringiieIo FOR
at o2naa @upernsr Dates Samtpfte
til llolepermgen. San fanot. a,
eIauien bapoe anisgt ON, at life 10.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-04
Sra dnore Sanoe.
Sanf arigSifib innfct.

sra 3isbenbapn telegrufereS Den
Lite Cftoher. Zen oanife amuonbaao
"Msen" i~orIiite iSug nuoer Sfpoe.
eoeller pna Sitlioen al Miooelgrrms
Dem. Nogle 500 al Waitetoppen fan
ices oper 8anoet. Sele SftbetS @e.
iUtning blep reooet. "Ytsen" par en-
Sern aanonbaao paa 500 Cons Ois'
placement. Zen par iii Soo Iung
% nGiten % 6oo breo. Gen bopoe
Ell @eIutnira poa 80 Ialro.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-04
Sermanion iaaret.

@eit hyperion, 30te Sept. Sarrp
Sermanlon bIep baar0t laaret / @eit
hyperion 2umber Cos Sagbrua
poa Gomors Yoint. Ieoeus ban
bolot paa meo OpifiGringeri, font
ban Roifinen for NOR. Sans arme
og Sflrlore blep banrot ianret. San
bieu bragt til .SoipitaIet, hpor Oct
bnabes, at ban oil tomme Jig igien.
% gnrsbag.
glaf Riper Sails. 30te Sept.
Zen norif. lutberife Menigbeo / ben
ne 9p ieireoe lin 20 aarsoag ignar.
Observation-Disclosures par paa Oct
norife Sprog, % Naitor o. Sopme.
gan Claire, prnoifeoe. On aftenen
par oil paa engeIif meo Gale al Bro
iesior g. q. 2uno peo minneapolis
tbeologiife Seminar. airfen par for
Iioen til at rlirnue ale, iom snifeoe
Of bipQate SSeIteu.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-04
Hoods Sarsaparilla

pil beiri Tenn icr ben huriist % paris'.
lem oct bar bsiriet 2ullnosr.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-25
Told in q Few Lines.

The odd Fellows excursion goes to
Harvey's Lake tomorrow. The trip
will be made direct to the lake in
steam cars, doing away with the long
wait and probable delay recently eX-
perienced by those going by trolley.
A musical programme will be rem
dered by the NJ. f.. church choir, as
sisted by several we'll known enter
tainers, at the lawn social to be held
TO be held at the home of Mrs. Peter
Siegle on Elm street.
Many complaints are being heard
about the quality Of water being fur
nished by the Scranton Gas and Water
company. 1t was thought when this
company assumed control the trouble
with the water supply was over but
IL is the same dark brown -colored
stuff that we have been served whit
for several summers past.
Miss Martha Nichols, Of Wilkes
Barre. is visiting friends in town.
Misses Mary and Anna Lennon, of
Grove street, are spending their vaca-
tion at Islip, Long Island.
Miss Anna Barrett, of Boston, Is Wis
iting friends in town.
Born, Mr. and Mrs. II, b. Carr, of
Dundaff street, a daughter.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-25
DUNMORE DOINGS.
Two Men Injured by an Explosion of
Gas in No. l Shaft t-Ex-
cursion Tomorrow

At No. 1 shaft of the Erie railroad,
two men were seriously injured by an
explosion of gas yesterday morning. as
they were about to begin their days
work.
Joseph Humminick, miner. and his
laborer, Corin Matusch, both residing
at Throop, were hurt, the latter suf-
ferng from severe burns about the
face and limbs, while the former was
badly bruised, being thrown some dis
tanCe by the force of the explosion,
which was powerful enough to break
several mine cars in fragments.
Matusch was removed to the Lacka-
wanna HOSPITAL Humminick being
taken to his home. The men were en-
gagged in opening a new chamber,
which had only been driven about
twenty feet and az they were about
to enter, the explosion occurred. No
explanation of why the presence of gas
had not been discovered by those in
charge was given, gas being very
rarely found in that part of the
mine.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-25
Nubs of News.

A party of young people of this side
visited the South steel works last even
ing. They were the Misses Sara Golden,
Sara Crane. Grace Brady, Nora Joyce
Thomas Bohan, Joseph Ruane, James
Crane, Anthony Mcdonald. j. j. Bohan,
NJ. J. Burns, John Mahon and Patrick
Boland.
John Healey, sr., Of Pittstor avenue,
had two ribs fractured by falling, while
doing some chores at his home.
The Misses Nina Weiser, Lucia Boct-
| cher and Lillian Weiser will leave to-
day for two weeks visiL with friends
at Shamokn.
NJ. Hessinger & CO. are having under
taking parlors built in connection with
their old establishment.
The members of Comet lodge, No. 43l.
Knights of Pythias, will meet in Hart
mans hall this evening.
The Scranton Athletic club will meet
this evening at o'clock in their rooms
on Alder street.
Fire was discovered yesterday morn
ing about 1890 o'clock in the residence
of Richard Farrell, 43l Gibbons street.
A still alarm was sent to the William
Conncll Hose company. but they could
not do much to extinGuish the flames
because their line of hose was not
long enough. A bucket brigade was
formed. and with the assistance of the
chemical tanks the fire was extin-
Suished with a slight loss. The fire
was supposed 10 have been caused by
boys throwing a lighted tirccraCker
into the house.
The Misses Fannie McGee and Ella
Gavin will leave Saturday for Detroit,
Mich, where they will attend the an
nual convention Of the Ladies' Catho-
lie Benefit association, which will
open next week in that city. Miss
Mctiec is the delegate of the South
Scranton branch. while Miss Gavin is
president Of the above mentioned
branch. Each of the branches of the
valley will send delegates tn the con-
vention.
The St Aloysius society will have a
smoker after tonight's business meet
ing.
Edward Golden. of South Webster
avenue, left yesterday for a week s
stay al the Pan-American exposition
Patrick Henry, of Youngstown, O..
is the guest of his cousin, Miss Mary
Mack, of Minooka.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-25
She WANTS TO
GO TO JAIL
REQUEST OF A WOMAN PICKED
UP BY POLICE.
She Says She Is a Member of One OF
the Most Prominent Families lof
the West Side-John Hardell
Crushed to Death by Fall Of
Roof in Archibald Mine-Daugh-
ter Of J. H. Hoffman Died in
Philadelphia - Notes of Many
Kinds.

A woman who gave her name as
nary Carmody, and residence as Pitts
burg, was picked up by the police
last night and locked up in the station
house. She was throwing money
among crowd of boys on jackson
street when first observed, and later
drifted into the Cooperative hall
building. where she was picked up by
Acting Lieutenant Thomas Evans and
patrolman Thomas Collins.
Constable John Davis, Of Alderman
Johns court, sulmised that the wo-
man might be suffering from heat eX-
haustion, and had visions of another
puggan case. but the patrolmcn were
able to analyze her condition as case
of drunk
When the woman was locked up in
cell No !. she divested herself of near
~ all of her wearing apparel and
modestly called for a bunch of cigar
cites To vile away the hours of her
incarceration. She seemed to be un-
concerned about her arrest, and volun-
tcered the information that she is
closely related to one Of the most
prominent families in West scranton.
on being questioned, she mentioned
q number of the members of the family
in question and seemed to be familiar
with their names and places of resi-
dence She was fairly well dressed
and had a small sum of money left
when placed under arrest. The wo-
man will be given hearing this morn
ing by Police Magistrate Davis.
She says her brother a resident Of
pittsburG. is looking for her. and that
she wants to go to Jail to keep out Of
his way.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-25
Boy Fractured His Leg

Ebenczer Williams, jr., of Chestnut
street, while sliding down the Mt.
Pleasant culm dump on Tuesday on a
rail. sustained fractured leg in be-
ing thrown from his seat on the rail,
and several of his playmates falling
on top of him.
The boys had been engaged in flying
kites from the top of the dump, and
when the wind carried their kites away
they resolved to have a toboggan slide
down the dump, and It resulted in
mishap for the Williams boy.
1t was several hours afterward be-
fore the little fellow reached home,
and when his sisters called DR.. Allen
it was then they learned that a frac-
ture had been sustained.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-25
Neighbors at War.

Mrs. Mary Walsh was ARA gned be-
fore Alderman Lentes last evening, on
charge of disorderly conduct and
using vile language. Mrs. Margaret
McNeigh was the prosecutrix. After
hearing the witnesses the alderman
nned Mrs. Walsh s.. or thirty days in
the county Jail. She paid the fine.
Later Mrs. Walsh had Mrs. McNeigh
arrested on the same charges. The suit
between the women, who are neighbors
on Cherry street, grew out of boys
throwing stones into their premises.
The alderman fined Mrs. McNeigh the
same sum he assessed against Mrs.
Walsh. This was paid, and with a
warning to the women to keep peace
in future, he discharged them.
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Mawn, of Irving avenue, will take place
this morning at . o'clock, with re-
QUEEN mass i'm st. Peters cathedral.
Interment will be made in the Cathe-
dral cemetery
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Laura
Knight will take place at o'clock this
afternoon from the residence of George
Spencer, 1853 North Main avenue. In
terment will be made in Forest Hin
cemetery,
The funeral of the late Dennis Hart
nett will take place this morning from
the residence of his sister. Mrs. Mary
Hickey, of Wyoming avenue. At S45
a high mass of requiem will he cele-
brated in st. Peters Cathedral
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WEST SCRANTON
received slight injuries, which were
dressed by DIR. w. Rowland Davies.
Killed in the Archibald Mine.

When number of workmen entered
the Archibald mine yesterday morning
they found the mangled remains OF
John Hardell, crushed beneath a mass
of rock and coal. The fall occurred
some time during the night, but no one
seems to have known just how the ac-
cident occurred.
The body was extricated after much
difficulty, and the features were found
to be almost unrecognizable. The re-
mains were removed to Undertaken
Wymbs morgue, where Coroner Rob-
erts viewed them and after a burial
permit was issued, they were removed
10 deceased's home in the Sloan patch.
1lardell is survived by a wife and two
children. The remains will be inferred
in the Cathedral cemetery tomorrow
morning.
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Died in Philadelphia.

j. II. Hoffman. foreman at the Hamp-
ton mine. received telegram yesterday
announcing the death in Philadelphia
of his daughter, Mrs. Sarah Davis, who
had been III for some time. Deceased
resided with her father up to about a
year ago. when she moved to Phila-
delphia with her husband, Thomas Da-
vis, who was formerly employed by the
Scranton Iron Fence company.
Deceased was born in Taylor and was
81 years of age The remains arrived
here early this morning and were taken
in charge by Funeral Director Price,
who removed them to the home of Mr..
Hoffman. The funeral announcement
will be made later.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-25
West Side Browns Line Up.

The following players will participate
In the game of base ball at Athletic
park on Saturday afternoon in the
West Side Browns team: Conner Da-
Wis. Thomas Davis, Edward Tierney,
Thomas Kellett, Michael McHugh. John
Jeffries, Thomas Durkin, Michael Brad
ley, Charles Bray. James Reed, James
Bradley and Michael Needham
The All-Colleglate team will be repre-
sented by Beatty" Williams, Harry
Harding. David Owens, Thomas Brooks,
Arthur Gunster. John II. Brooks, AL
bert Blandin, John Murphy, Laurie
Bliss. James Blair. An effort will also
be made to have Lady" Jane, an ex-
Princeton favorite. and Michael Walsh,
of Georgetown, in the game.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-25

Joseph Newhouse, OF 92s Beech street,
laborer employed by the Scranton
Railway company, suffered from sun
stroke yesterday morning, while at
work on Spruce street.
He was removed to the IacEawanna
hospital in the ambulance, and became
so delirious that he had TO be placed in
a straight Jacket. His condition last
night was said to be very serious.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-25
SOUTH SCRANTON
JOSEPH NEwBousE OVERCOME
BY THE HEAT.

He 10 at the Lackawanns Hospital
and Il in q Serious Condition-Mrs.
Mary Walsh and Mrs. Margaret
Mcveieh Have One Another Ar
rested-Party Of Young People
Visited the South Steel Works.
John Hsalsy, sr., Had Two of His
Ribs Fractured-Other Notes.
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Silk Workers Entertai nment.

Local No. 256 of the Sauquoit Hard
Silk Workers association will conduct
an entertainement in Mears' hall to-
morrow evening, which will be follow
ed bv social The following talent
has been secured:
Recitations, Edith Wordite, Blodwin
jenkins and Sarah Lewis: vocalists.
Margaret Quinby, Helen Markwick,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-25
A GREAT SURPRISE

Is in store for all who use Kemp's Balsam for
the Throat and Lungs, the great guaranteed
remedy Would you believe that it is sold on
its merits and any druggist is authorized by the
proprietor Of this wonderful remedy to give you
sample bottle free? II never fails 10 cure
acute or chronic coughs. All druggists sell
kcmp's Balsam, Price 25c. and SOC.