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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-02-27
Beet soup.

The Russians make beet soup,
which is much liked by all who have
tasted it. TO one quart Of good beef
stock take six large beets. Cut three
beets into narrow strips, which add to
the stock, and let simmer for one hour,
oruntil all the colorhas been extracted.
Drain these from the stock, and add
narrow strips of the remaining beets,
which have been previously baked.
When these have simmered for quar-
ter Of an hour add third of cup Of
sour cream. Serve with croutons. or.
preferably, forcemcat balls. When
properly prepared the soup is rich red
color.-N. Y. Post.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-02-27

Seats For Second Concert Of
Recital Series.

.. RESERVED seats for the Lewis Will
Isl IsaliS recital to be given in the Aud
forum a' Wednesday evening, Feb.
liGh' can be secured at Beagle & Ly.
6ie s. aiter Saturday morning, Fen
zoTa, at a. m Tickets so cents eaca
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-02-27
Far THE DEBurANrE.
A Few Words of Caution and Advice
60 Young Ladies' Going Into
Society.

1t is not the grave omission and com
mission in the conformance of affairs
in what is known as the polite world
which make or mar ones social status.
1t is faults neither Of the head.or heart,
but a disregard of the icy rules of set
regulations which make one wish a
woman would think twice sometimes,
SAYS the st. Louis Globe-Democrat.
In large gatherings nothing is
deemed more provincial than the mo-
nopoly of any particular man bya wom-
an, young or old. Debutantes alone
need word of caution here. A single
season shows them that attentions of
any marked character are decidedly
to be avoided. No girl who hopes to do
her legitimate share of shining in So
ciety will even permit herself the steal
ing away into shadowy hooks or to Sc
cluded corners after dance, but will
release her partner with no outward
evincing of regret or relief. A ball
room may be the place from which one
afterward traces conquests (they are
not. however. so common as the debu-
tante might suppose), and she is muck
more eagerly sought when her motive
is apparent-that of gracing the func-
tion with her beauty. the taste of her
roilet and her evident enjoyment of its
affair in toto. and not that she is using
her hostess camp as a field for her fir
tations.
A witty Frenchwoman, Nine. dc Cir
ardin. once wrote: "Amuse yourselves,
oh. young beauties, but flutter your
wings in he broad light of day. Avoid
shadows in which suspicion hides"
In glittering novels. written by those
who know nothing of the inner folds
of fashionable and exclusive society,
the young heroine. scarcely out of her
teens, reigns like a queen in every huge
assembly. Her beauty, her gorgeous
gown set the whole gathering on eX-
cited edge. but the facts are widely
different. The debutante is never
pushed by wise parent. her entry be-
yond the ripple of her coming out"
leaves but little stir upon the already
seething agitation of the social wave.
She is never overdressed. because. wise
ly, the most is made of her youth. which
perhaps never again will shine in such
undoubted radiance without the aid
of. external ornament. She appears,
for a time only. as the young and
treasured assistant of her mother. or.
If motherless. as the representative of
her fathers home, and she is sure 10
win far for Ia olY, ,i,.ot ipp
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-02-27
"Nature and Science"

Don't bother me-I'm too busy" is
90 often the remark from a grown
Ip person to child who really wants
% know. The editor of Mature and
Science" gives careful attention to ey-
ery question asked by his young read
srs, and 1--WE will write to st. Nicho-
as' about it" has become the motto of
he department, which contains inter
,sting short articles, beautifully illus
.rated, telling of fourlfooted animals,
birds, insects, water animals, plants,
md whatever pertains to Nature.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-02-27

"The pirates and the buccaneers
secured those seas for years" re-
marked the captain of ship in the
Gulf of Mexico.
sand still, murmured a seasick pas
senger with his head over the lee rail,
they don't seem TO be very smooth" !"
Detroit free Press.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-02-27
scaIIoped snuRsh.

Heat one-fourth cupful Of milk al.
most to the scalding point, stir in a
lump of butter the size of an egg, rolled
in one tablespoonful of flour, take from
fire and add beaten egg. Dip the
wholr into one .cupful of cold boiled
squash. season, and put into buttered
pudding dish, sitting bread crumbs
over the top. Brown in quick oyen.-
Ladies World, New York.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-02-27
Something New
for Girls and Boys.

During the past year "St. Nicholas"
Magazine which has been for nearly
:hirty years the leading chiidren's
magazine of the world (and
low the only one,) has introduced sew
,ral new Departments which have been
extremely attractive and have greatly
increased the circulation. One of these
L.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-02-27
J.H HESTON.
MERCHANDISE BROKER
1856 Front Street.
Marietta, O.
Extraordinary Offer.

To Introduce the stylish garments
of a metropolitan merchant tailoring
house, / offer one dozen suits at cost
and carriage, plus one dollar for my
profits. Satisfaction Guaranteed or no
sale. "Flrst come. first served" Ger
mania guaranteed 8 per cent invest
ment bonds are selling rapidly II
will profit you to call and investigate.
Yours truly,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-07
A Pleasurable Affair.

Lovers of music were treated to a
genuine and pleasant surprise last
evening at Athletic hall, which was
crowded to the doors to hear the fam
Gus Rock Island Yodlers, who were
present under the auspices of the
Scranton Saengerrunde. The curtain
went up promptly at $50 o'clock, and
showed the Yodlers Enthusiastically at
tired in the costume Of the Bavarian
High Alps.
They opened the concert with a
sweet rendition of "My Tyrol." Then
followed Il march, 20 Switzerland"
and a medley in English entitled "Hur-
rah for the Flag" Then a carol typi-
cal OF the Alps in Switzerland was
given in u manner that called forth a
storm OF applause. The yodling was
excellent in every respect, and the
SaenGcrrunde society is to be congratu- :
lated in securing such Il drawing card
for their first concert of the season,
The floor of the hall was arranged
after the manner of Il German beer
garden, with tables running lcngthwise
towards the stage, and alert walters
attended to the wants of guests during
the concert. The floor was cleared at
the conclusion of the concert for dane
ins, which was kept up until carly this
morning. The IOdlers will appear this
evening at the Elks cafe on Franklin
avenue,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen $. Spruks, who
are well known in this vicinity. ar
rived home from Germany yesterday,
where they made most enjoyable six
months tour of all the important Eu-
ropean countries.
MIR. and Mrs. Spruks sailed n week
ago last Saturday on the Red Star
line steamship Southwark. and arrived
in New York at o'clock p. IN. Tuesday.
AS stated above. they reached Scran-
ton yesterday, and at once proceeded
to their home on Linden street, at the
corner of Webster avenue, which had
been put in readiness for their home
coming. ~ supper attended only by
members OF the family. was served at
o'clock. when the travellers We're CIV
ell n cordial welcome home by Mrs.
Spruks' father. Michael Miller. of Ce-
dar avenue, and several relatives.
During their travels. Mr.. and Mrs.
Spruks visited Paris, London. Berlin.
switzerland. and also spent some time
at the famous Springs of Aachan,
where Mr.. Spruks derived much bene-
fit from the mineral waters. They also
visited Lauzenhauscn, near Sohren,
which Is the birthplace of Mrs. Spruks'
father. Through all their wanderings
they never forgot the folks in Scranton,
who We're In receipt of letters and pos
tai cards by every mail. Although
they took great pleasure in the sum-
mer's trip. yet both the travellers stated
last evening that they We're glad to be
home again.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-07
Handsome Pipe Organ.

Tic new and handsome pipe organ
FOR the First Baptist church has been
installed in this commodious house OF
Worship. The organ. which is finished
in the finest q,iartered oak. to match
the woodwork. is one of the finest crea
tions of the organmaker's art, ana
comes up to the highest anticipatons
of the church and congregation.
The organ was built by the we'll
known firm of NJ. p. Moellar Il Co.. of
Jlagerstown, Nd. and is considered by
the builders to be one of the best in
both one and quality that the firm
have ever turned out.
The organ complete cost 1000, and
will be paid for by the energetic MEM
bcrs of the choir. under the able lead
crship of Mrs. B. G. Beddoe, the pop
ular chorister and Organist. After be-
ing installed Prof. Haydn Evans was
invited to test ii and after a most
severe trial pronounced It to be per-
fecton itself.
The organ pipes are finished in the
prevailing color of the draperies Of
the church and greatly add to the
beautiful interior finish of the edifice.
Mrs. b. G. Reddoe. who is a skilled or
gapist. BY exercising her art is en-
abled to bring forth the most eXqu;s-
ite music which more than delights
her interested listeners
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-07
NORTH SCRANTON.

| Nh. and Mrs. j. w. Leach, OF Chin
| chilla, had narrow escape from SER
ious injury, if not death, yesterday
| morning, a few minutes before
o'clock. While going down Market
street hill, opposite the station house,
the horse which they We're driving, a
4-year-old colt was frightened by
some flying papers and started to rear
and kick. and while so doing broke the
hold-back straps. The horse then
started down the hill until he reached
the Ontario and Western bridge,
! where the carriage upset, throwing;
Mr.. and Mrs. Leach out. Mr.. Leach
held onto the rcins and managed to
bring the horse to a standstill, when
Nay Aug avenue was reached. The
carriage was a total wreck. Mrs.
Leach escaped without a scratch,
while Mr.. I.cacl, had his hip badly in
jurcd by being dragged along the
road.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Patricii
1Iaggerty took place from the Holy
Rosary church yesterday morning.
where a high mass OF requiem was
celebrated by the Rev. Father Nc
Manus. Interment was made in the
The North Scranton Retail Clerks
international Protective association.
Local No. 449, will celebrate their first
evening by giving banquet and
dance to their friends and employers.
Last evening, Baptist Young Peo-
pies union of the Memorial Baptist
church, met for the first time in the
were laid for aggressive and special
work to be accomplished by the society
during the winter months. 1t was a
reunion of the society and the lecture
room was crowded with enthusiastic
young people.
The pastor, Rev. w. L. Davies, and
the board OF deacons of the Memorial
Baptist church are busy these days,
making arrangements for the dedica-
tion of the new church next month.
The Alpha Cana foot ball team will
play the Herkimers, of Green Ridge.
at Sandcrson park. tomorrow after
noon at 80 o'clock. Those two teams
met before this season and it resulted
in a victory for the Alpha Gamas, by
the score of II to o. and as that was
their first game of the season they
expect 10 run up much larger score
tomorrow.
The Young American Stars defeated
the young North End Stars in a Well
played game Of basket ball Monday
night by score of II 10 in favor of
the Young American Stars.
Eastern Star commandery, No. 22l,
Knights OF Malta, will meet in resu-
lar session ON Saturday evening.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-07
WEST SCRANTON

Dunmore, Taylor. Peckville and
Moosic, by the Temperance Alliances,
Women's Christian Temperance So
cieties. Sons of Temperance societies
and Interested temperance work ers
throughout the county, the proceeds OF
which will be used for temperance lit
erature and other temperance work.
The participants will be: Rev.
Thomas de Gruchy, d. D., orator: Mrs.
Frank Brundage, soprano; Miss Sarah
j. Price, elocutionist: John II. Wat
kins, baritone; Llewellyn Jones, plan
list. The programme arranged is az
follows:
Piano solo tsclcoted) ..........r Professor Jonei
Solo ...,...,......'.....''.'. l. N"thhs
solo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. J.. Brundagc
poen "The Dnlnhard's Wife"s
Miss Sarah l.. Price
illustrated Ivy Stcieopicono
solo "Thc Holy City, .......Mrs l.. Blnndaso
(lllust,a'rd.)
Solo o...........,........Pr Professor i. +. Watkins
Temperance Entcttainmen'
Thomas de crrchy, n. d.
1.-The Rapids
2-llc Wife's story,
3.--Diunkcnnrss.
THE D,,nkards story.
;.--An Evening in Saloon
J.--Thou At the Man.
..--Iotty's Message.
Tha concert will be given in West
Scranton on December ..
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-07
NUBS OF NEWS.

y mothers meeting will be held this afternoon
at the kindergarten in the Young Woucn's Chris
Tan association rooms Cedar avenue and all
mothers are cordially invited to attend
The usual mid-wcck services were held last
evening in the Hickory Street German prcsby-
tcrian church. \ young peoples meeting will be
held in the church this evening.
Coroner Roberts viewed the remains of John
Ftoclich. who was instantly killed on Tuesday at
the North steel works. lie deemed an inquest
UNNECESSARY, as the death was due TO an unayoid.
able accident, according TO the testimony. The
remains were later taken to 30 Birch street from
where the funeral will take place tomorrow after.
noon.
\ social will be held on Nov. II by the 81,
AIoysus society at Pharmacy hall, on Pttston
avenue. The society will meet this evening to
perfect arrangements.
The Oriental foot ball team will celebrate with
Il social and dance next Monday.
General Grant commandcry, Knights Of Malta
will meet in regular session tomorrow night at
1iartmanS hail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Beidlinemeycr have re.
turned from their honeymoon and were surprised
by party OF friends ut their residence, IA Pitts.
Ton avenue last night. Refreshments were served
and Jolly time was had until midnight.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-07
Events Of This Evening.

West side Assembly. Royal Society
of Good Fellows, will hold a social ses-
sion and smoker in Red Mems hall this
evening.
a special meeting of the Electric city
Whcelinen will be held at the club
house this evening.
Musicale at the St. David's Episco-
pal church this evening under the aus
pices of the Sisters of Bethany.
The Railroad Auxiliary of the Simp-
son Methodist Episcopal church will
meet at 730 o'clock this evening at the
home Of Mrs. Charles Beers, Oh North
1tebccca avenue
The Misses Sander. of 915 West Elm
street. will hold a parlor entertainment
and social at their home this evening
The drawing for the benefit of James
McGuinness will take place this even
ing.
n members entertainment will be
given this evening in WASHINGTON hall
after the regular business session Of
camp us. +. o. S. of 4.
The Oxford Cilee club will meet for
rehearsal this evening in Cooperative
hall.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-07
Base Ball in France.

Now that base ball has been introduced official.
~ in France wc may expect that such scenes as
the following will mark every game:
Tie umpire-I say &c mau is outo-ut'oui. Now
do you onnerstIn!
Alphonse--Sarc, sou axe 10 1henlcnlsu,
lIcnn-Par,rdon nc, but sou are OF ze canalle
The Umpire Accept 70 assurance OF my
most r,r.cspccfl considCrr'rratiou, 2hcntlcmcn.
but you ar'l,c a pair OF cr'rr'aay monkeys.
Alphonsc-oh did YOU hear 2a,, my poor
ir.r-riend?
Henri Nphonsr, my brolz4irc, he has irsoltcd
you.
Tic Um?ire-~oh 30 and sit on 4e bench lul
LET 70 game prr'rocecd
Alphonsa--lou will hear frr.rom me.
llcnri--Nou will hear n,l,rom us.
The Umpire Certainly, sares, ! will sccye YOU
satisfaction Whenever you wee>h. only you must
put Get oil for least tree weeks 4 hll so many
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-07

Saturday evening at Lynott's barber
shop. NJ. McIIugh, captain.
The Alumni of No. 1G school chal-
lenses the Alumni Of No. II school for
a foot ball game on the West Park
grounds next Saturday morning. Ed
Saul. captain. The players are: Nealis.
O'NIalley. Ace. White, Rittenhouse,
Gurrcl. +. McCann, Il. McCann, Saul,
Howlcy and Harding. The challenge
has been accepted by No II
There was an interesting game of
football yesterday between the All Star
team of the hill and the second team of
I.ackaWanna, the former winning by n
score of IL to 8. McAskie of Lacka-
wanna kicked the ball off and Pedrici
got 1t and advanced with it about ten
yards before being downed. They lined
up a few times and lost the ball on
downs which Lackawanna took ad-
vantage of by steadily gaining through
the center and ends until the ball rested
behind the hill teams goal. Williams
then kicked the goal, making the score
60 in favor of Lackawanna, thus end
ing the first half. The second halt
started off by Sattery kicking to Alex
ander who, by fumblinS the ball and
getting started when the opponents
were on him found him with the ball
very near their own goal McAskie
made short gain and then the ball
was lost through il tumble and then
trouble began. The ball was given to
Slattery who, with the force of the
whole team behind him, pushed him
over the line for their first touchdown.
He then kicked the goal himself Score,
6-6 McAskie kicked the ball off and
it was picked up by Horton who ran
with II for twenty yards and then after
quick playing advanced II again until
ii was over the line, Sluttery failing in
the try for goal. Score, ll-G.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-07
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

| Miss Anna Mason %, Iro,no,rs r,1or,,,, :;
visiting her brother. I.nrj, Wi,i,ms ~ ,-nn p,;,
| street. ''S>
Mrs Edward Sc,r;,, os p,;o, .,,. :; .,.
| cripr from , nrotr,c,.d ;,iross 80 '.1''
| Mr.. and Mrs r,ulcv Cr,ur =, ,,.,,, ma.
| parl; ovcnuc o-o Lot, o,ns,,oI .. a., ''''
| Illness. -
| Miss Anna Davis of r,,,,;, s,r,,,
| OF tynIo;d fcvcr and T. ,,,,;,, ~ -. Wv ~"
| Misses Len, and WI, rrn,r,s,,r,n - '', gn.,
| HYDE Park o,.crro b,,, ,o,,,,,oI ,.., .
| visit with tbcir f,,bcr ~ Ein,.,on '
| George Tr,bcr oi Syrdn, ,,.on,,o :; ,r,.,,-,;,.
after n severe il,no.s
| Barber J,h, , 1on,o, IS S, ,,. -
| is maxine. a n,,,plor oj i,,,,,,,,,,. j.; ~; ,
Of business ''' ~ '''' s''''
| j. u. Jones. Of Summer ov,,u. ,.,s .,.,,,,,,l
| BY tho Excelsior f:,cc clh an T,,sd,, ,,..,;,,.
| Tho paris Social ,,rt ,.i,, oon,,,,a. ,n,;
social in Mcors' hall tomo,ro,,. n,o,irn ,n, ,ho
CoIonials viii mcct in W,sh;n,,o nv, ,"Ii "''A ''''
Miss .Ic,nnrttn n,nio,s ~ Sor.,, ,I,,, ,.u,.
| avenue. is ,ony,l,soinr ,;,cr .li,r,,. ;ir,, "
Miss Mary James. Of Bromlc, nycnuo il r,..o.cr.
ing from an illness
John phiIhn, os wcst ro,,,s, st,oo. h,s so.
cured a po.i,;on in Rcad;np
Robert Bcaycrs Of W,sino,,,n = ,.;.,.,,, ..
the homo of nj, parent, m south 1,ydc p,rL,
avenue
Byron uyblc oy poh;n.or .,,oc, ;s src,r;,,
from an attack of tons;I;t;.
Fred Stronr os sou,h ,,;, ,r.r,,, ,,. -.
turned home from u,,,c, X Y
Marshal Dor,;ns. n, CIesrrt s,roc, h,s ,oc,,,.
cred from his recent irI;.rosi,ion
Tho Union r,hor,, ,ni,u bold , ,r,l, ,,.o,,,a
rcbcar,a, in tho ri,st wc,sh (.nnororati i,r -
church last evening whcn ,hc +ro was n,o.,,t
and sang effectively.
Joseph d. Lewis cf Wo,t Iocrst str.o, 70.
turned ia Wosh;r.,,on rcStcroy a,,cr h,;,,, hor,
Announcement has becn made os t,o on,,ro.
mont of William p S,umn NJ sos ,,omn,o,
street. and Mis- Annie Ioistcr n; 50, S,rt, M,;,
avenue.
Mrs. Thona, Evans. of Wasbburn strcot Is con,
vs)escinr after a nrotractcd il,n,s.
Mrs. Edwards and son. (lydc of s,,,h 1rrd.
parl, avenue. have returned homo from a visit
with friend, in Rufalo.
Miss Anna Davis, Of aso Nor,h Garfield ,veru.
is s,,fcrin,r from, nm attack of rhc,i,nnti.n,
Miss Mary James. of North Drcm,c, avenuc /.
recovering from an attack OF tbe n,irsy
Mis- SonLi, samuel, Of Bocl; s.,ret * rcp,rtcd
10 be i'll az her home
Elmer Armstrong. of lincoln Uciebis i. rc,,y.
crirr f.on, an illness
l.. II. becker. The jackson strcct h,,bcr IA
spar,linc - ycw 0ays huniinc ~ ib. y;,iniF, ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-07
DUNMORE.

On next Tuesday evening, Nov. L.
at st. Marks parish house, ais enter
tainment will be given by the young
folks of the church. under the direc-
| ton OF james Mckanc. The conclud-
Ing number viii be Il laugluble farce.
| entitled. Happy IIolligan.'
Organizers are at work in town.
| making plans for The opening of Il
camp of the Modern Woodmen of
America. Already they have secured
formidable list of names and pros
poets are bright for the establishment
of another thriving fraternal insur-
ance society in town,
Owing to the illness of Rev. w. +.
Gibbons, who is slightly indisposed, the
prayer meeting at The Presbyterian
church was led by Rev. Harry Nye
last night.
Liveryman A. r. McDonough yester-
work on his quick service bus lines,
and now hopes 10 give even more
rapid schedule than before,
The women of the w. G. T. T.. will
meet at the home OF Mrs. T.. =. Atch-
worth OH Tuesday afternoon AT 8
o'clock. Subject, "a Mothers Meet
ing" All members are requested to be
present.
Word has been received from the
party. of which DIR. Winters is one,
that they have been successful in
dropping one large buck, and report
game thick and prospects bright.
Mrs. James Wilson and several
children, who left here about II year
ago for British Columbia, where Mr..
Wilson had been for some time pre-
vious, are In town, whore they will
spend some time.
\. j. Widner is seriously i'll at his
home, suffering from an attack Of
pneumonia.
F.. u. Manley has returned from a
short stay with Baltimore friends.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-07

The surprising landslide in Lacka-
wanna county politics was the all-ab.
sorbing topic throughout West Scran-
ton yesterday, and the prevailing opin-
ion was to the effect that the United
Mine Workers locals We're responsible
for Judge Carpenters defeat. and the
large vote polled for Newcomb in the
West Scranton wards.
The only local district that in any
way approached its normal vote was
the First OF the Fourth ward. where
all the Republican candidates received
large maiorities. IT is understood.
by those who are on the inside. that
emphatic orders were sent out Mon
day night among the minels' locals
to support Newcomh. and how well
they obey can be seen by reference to
the districts in which they reside.
The defeat Of Dr. Roberts Is at
tributed to his own friends. He takes
his defeat philosophically and is CRATE.
tul TO all who in any way assisted hin,
during the campaign and election.
Newcomb carried West Scranton by
over 900 votes. aud ran ahead of his
ticket in several Republican strong
holds. Colonel Hitchcock did not re-
ceivc as strong support from West
Scranton as he figured on. and The
cutting of Carpenter was done in the
interest of NeWcomb.
The number of I-told- yOu-sOs were
out in force yesterday. and indulged ir
friendly filings at their downcast Re-
publican friends.
The regular party workers accepted
the inevitable gracefully. however.
and attributed the throw-d down to
several causes. There We're Hitch
cocks candidacy, an off-year, the
Fusion sentiment. and apparent apa-
thy towards the state leaders. They
hope for Il reversal of things in the
days to come.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-07
FOOT BALL.

The No. 33 Alumni beat LackaWanna
second team by score of II To q. Nc
Aske of the first team played a star
game for LackaWanna. Reynolds,
Slattery and Houck made large gains
for the Alumni
The West Side Athletic club has ac-
ceptsd the challenge of the Park Hill
Stars. and will play them any date
after Nov. 10. for any sum from $25 10
sloG. Arrangements can be made