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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-17
4 Trail Of Ruin.


r:Us, every "ity iii ihc country
Il ana ct shortening intervals out
bursts of violence on the part of
orNingmtn or their sympathiHers.
"!iSinS from the attempt to put other
men in places which they have Va
c"trd. lead to the temporary paralyz-
ii;; OF law ana order and require. to
end them. the overpowering of fore
by greater force. II cannot be said
i!at This tendency is decreasing. \
generation ago riot was a rare thing
in the more civilized portions of the
United States but today we expect
every rise in the tide of the country's
prosperity to be paid for in dissension
and bloodshrd: and there is hardly an
industrial center of Importance any
where IN the land whc, does not have
lis sruesomc record of breaches of the
peace through the attempted denial by
mohs of the right of men peacefully
To seek and accept work where and
when they please.
What is wrong' This growing re-
course to the mob spirit is not the
.Anlercanism our fathers and mothers
taught us when. as little children, we
nestled at their knee. 1t is not the
Americanism Of the Declaration of In
dependence. which holds as unalienable
the right of every man to life, lib
erty and the pursuit of happiness. 1t
is not the AmericaniSm of the Consti-
tuition. for a cardinal principle in that
great instrument holds that no person
shall be deprived of life, liberty or prop
elty without due process of law, while
every mob is Il menace to all three
and every act of intimidation direct
assault on the foundations of justice
1t is not the Americanism taught in
our churches and our schools nor sane
toned by the good books that we
read nor by the wise counsel that we
hear. 1t has no support in Christian
ity. for the essence of that religion is
DO unto others as We would that otE-
clS should do unto YOU and no strike.
and no Sympat hizarwith a strikerwould
that others should shower upon him
vile aud opprohrious names, pelt him
with sticks ami stones and hound him
away from a place where work that
others had resigned was Omen to him
at good pay. We search in vain
hiouSf those teachings and examples
which the world by common consent
has approved as most beneficial to find
any warrant for the ncW notion. which
has entered the heads OF many, that
HE MAY to advance The cause of the
W"rkinsman is through riot and sedi-
tor.
And yet, the trail of tho labor agitator
Is evcrywher" Il trail OF ruin. and the
MORAL courage of ciety - apparently
ihSuff, lent 'r protect his victims. Il
it n"t time that the Anericansrl OF
TN fathers began To pulse more Wig
"r"u$ly through tho veins Of their sons
IN new campaign ot liberation to
'nsila"klc rleu held in slavery OF
prejudice OF fear"
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When the mayors and burgcsscs who
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-17
END OF The
CONVENTION
REV. j. j. cURRAN REFLECTED
PRESIDENT.

There Was a Lively Fight for the
Office Of Secretary -- Timothy
Burke, of This City, Was Chosen.
The Oct. 10 Parade Will BE Held
at Hazleton. and the Next Con-
vention at olyphant-Men Who
Will Represent Diocesan Union at
National Convention.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-17

1t is the consensus of opinion that
the Traction company loses many dol
lars daily in Scranton by allowing so
much space between the street cars.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-17
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-17

City; William Mclaughlin, or East
End. Wilkes Barre, were selected.
Charles OBoyle of North Scranton,
one of the delegates to the national
convention, held at Philadelphia last
August, presented the report of the
work done by that body. He said 1t
was an interesting and inspiring gath
cring and that Scranton had promi-
rent part In the work of the conven-
ton.
The Catholic Light. of this city, was
designated as the paper in which ofti-
cial communications from the officers
of the union to members of the differ
ent societies shall appear.
THE RESOLUTIONS.
Andrew Feldman. of Wilkes Barre,
read the report of the committee, on
resolutions. which was heard as soon
as the convention met after the noon
recess. The resolutions were adopted
as read. and are as follows:
Whereas, The evil Of ntcmpcrance still prevails
TO great extent in our midst, and. as We
recognize that it will take the best and com.
bncd efforts OF most earnest workers to
eradicate this dircful evil, therefore. be 1t
Resolved, That we the delegates in conven.
ton assembled, renew our fealty to the cause
OF total abstinence, believing it to nc Inc pest
means to promote the interest, elevate the char.
acter and secure the happiness of mankind,
Therefore be it
Resolved That We recognize in the united CO.
operation Of clergy the best results attained
by this union. Therefore, he It,
Resolved, That the presence OF our right rev.
orcnd bishop will tend to spur our delegates and
members to greater cxertions. and as an eNi'
dcncc OF our appreciation of his presence at this
convention We pledge ourselves to rodouhlc our
efforts in this grand aud noble cause OF sup
porting and maintaining the organizations now
in existence. especially the cadets, juvenile and
ladies' societies, the formation OF new ones and
the distribution OF hcaly temperance literature.
Resolved. That the now ucing wagcd in
some Of our communities against the unlicensed
saloon meets with our hearty approval; that we
recognize the Sunday saloon TO be a disgrace 10
religion and blot civilization. We there.
fore recommend any legitimate movement having
tendency to obliteratc the inluty
Resolved, That recommend the continn.
ance of the quarterly convention. as we arc led
to believe from the reports OF the several Off
that they arc the means toward the end
Tor which We arc organized.
Resolved. That the thanks Of the convention
We extended to clergy who attended, and the
st. Johns society Tor their entertainment Of the
delegates.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-17

When the mayors and burgcsses who
met at Philadelphia the other day get
'h"h plans perfected i, viii be ncces-
Sair tor members ri the Weary Will
lam frat, rniiy 10 make all excursions
through nnsylvania upon the bump
"rS II frright cars
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-17
FINLEY s
Children's
0utfitting
Department
Jackets, Dresses, Hats,
BOnnetS, Etc.

1t is a natural instinct FOR mothers
to want their children dressed be-
witchingly and pretty. With this aim
in view, she is always ON the alert
for things bcautiful' for the adorn-
ment of her darlinss-possibly a new
jacket. hat or bonnet. This is where
the characteristic feature of our store
comes In. She knows our goods have
a. certain tone and style about them
not found elsewhere.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-17
Pique Jackets

We are showing complete line OF
these Jackets, in short and the new
three-uuarter length. Raglan or boS
coat, in sizes from one to six years.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-17

The season of 'speckled beauties
was disappointment but there is
promise of large catch OF sweet Sirl
graduates this year.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-17

The finish of Victor Herbert seems
not far in the distance. Victor has en-
pressed an opinion that Boston is too
far from Pittsburg TO amount to much
as a musical center.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-17
Vacation School Again.

z " y T. HAVE taken occasion
W. incidentally in writing
ahou, other school mat
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-17

TWO checks have been sent To the
New York Times as Il beginning for
suggested fund to erect memorial
in bronze to William Phelps, the negro
hero who, at indianapolis few days
ago, when steam poured into the
boiler he. with another, was clean
ing, stood aside in order that his COM
panion might climb the ladder and es-
cape. Phelps, dying from his awful
injuries, said only, 'It was Jim's right
to go first-he's married" That fund
should be raised.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-17
Wisdom by Depew.

~ HE ADDRESS of Senator De-
pew to the senior class OF the
L. Wharton school of finance
IL
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-17

The riots and continuous attempts at
riuider by the Albany mobs form Il
comment an last weeks statement by
John Mitchell and Samuel Gompers
that we wish industrial peace" and
trat 1.-The unions never desire to do in
justice to anybody" Is it no injus-
tice to murder men, who, outside of the
unions, strive to earn living for their
families?
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-17
Infants Jackets
In cashmere flannel and crochetcd.
Children S Headgear

In great variety OF stylcs-silk.
lawn, null, pique, ETC., ranging in
price from S1.OO to $500.
Children's Sun Hats, in all colors,
at l0c.
Small Boys Leghorn and Lawn
Hats.
Childrcn's Lawn Bonnets. dainty
corded French Bonnets and Sun Bon-
nets, fancy trimmed.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-18
aunft % SiioioR en- aalenoer.

Oct upttise % inipirsrenbe Motto:
"uoboIoenbeo briRser Sutcss" minbss
man after ON peo Mobtuselien at aas
Ienoeren for 1901 fra ". u. 9per &
Son / pbilaosIpbia. 0isIe 9errer ori.
Der 8eroens itreite 4psrtisismentsiorret
ming | apiier, 3iosftriftsr ps meb Yla,
later, men iom aniparet sssr, ipnss oss
faa oeres Gnsrgi at ootse. Derss aaIsn.
Der for 1901 er ct @ionsSbprb ON Smas
og S%riginalitet. Den er anbrdgt paa en-
imaefulo aarton meb giIebe efter 2ers
nobel, uofsrt / to 5arper. % msb Diners
beremte Wotto | Relisf. 5allene er fore
NOT til at fees paa flor aftdnb, meSens
5elterne er optat al 6aroereproouttionsr
al anfluasnoe mooerne platatsr. llo9ifs
ten meo at faa iitanb bsrns 8dlsnoer %
GfterfpsrgfeIen er faa flor, at llogiperne
bar funoet bet nsbpcnbist at %forlanse en-
ubetpoeIia priS - % Gents. De, Tom
sniter ct GrsmpIar, Dor itrats Ifripe efter
bet, for Oplasst sr uoIplst.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-18
Sor SGscre % apesapiere.

Rortbpeitsrn sSioe e CUR So. I Min
neapoIis, Winn., bar ounoet g~nieelIs oper
belle Sanoet for at bape iamlet % uronet
p9roifuIoe SpIpSninser for S9sere,
2rappers, Spegaolere ps Earmere.
Sopert aar fsier be npeet mt til bet, ION
allereoe er ofentliestort. De pil paa
Inmocriue isnoe Ell 20 Sioers BOG ON
trapping mso a~npisnins paa mango npe
Waaoer at fanss Didn't, Stint. Rpttsr
uiD,, meS Sluitrationer at mango pilos
Spr % oeres Stnb os SpIpsninser
ON. boorcon oisIe ital tases at os be-
hdneles for Marieoet, mso fuIoit9noige
Wor,sosrappcrttr ~ansaoenoe ale psISs
opr % osres Stino. 3e pil oeiaa Ienoe
en- 9pe "Stpd 8ropers enemies, Der
fortaIsr pm apGHp9comme % Wio'
Ierns mob famine. geeee eis's gsser
icnpts til botltsn'ombsIit aoresTs for A
Gents | Srim9rter. Sar De Suber.
pdspart slsr llle at i9lss, iaa ftrip til
HurtbpeItsrn Sioe &c Cur Co., Dept.
13. minneapolis. Tfinn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
WaiSoprfnine.

Den proftiife Wonb laber flo retleoe
at andre beIoise Wanbs sisntdsne g,s
itrGbetier os i~aaleoes larer at peres grs
farins. Oct trapes life Longer, at boer
sntelt ital'gi fig til at iatte 2eorier pda
preoe, ba Der ct let 4osans til andres
S%rtaringer paa famine 5slt. 5or mango
aar ioen eIperimentereoe grsbrsne
Soiper | Sainois meb srunb Gaming If
Wtais og bl.p faa operbepiit ON at babe
funbet bet ristise for n9iten ale Resio.
ner, at be iibsn itabis bar Isst at foripns
Gdrmernt meo be ristiss Slass Reoita5er
til oenne Dprtninssmaaoe. ReIultatei
beraf er ben uoitratte grue at Sopers
Surfaoe Gultipator. De bar uoeipet en-
BOG inoeboloenbe mango parbifulse O2s
l~psnineer ON Waisoprfnine, os ben ons
frret mango bsloise 5armerss grfarins,r.
Den faces peb at ffrioe til s. o. 9oper
&c Bro, 34tb Ct, Msnbota, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-18
Oklahoma erenraon 1000 ses.

Den lobe 6ebruar pil g., 6. r. &
u. babe en- bilis @rcuriiun til StIubomc
3erritorist fra 9eeorab, Soma. DennI
Srcuriion oil nobefaits Steoer / @rani
9arfeIc, ainsitiber % Canadian Goun'
tier | 8. T.. ligeiua Steosr i aiopc
SnbianersR tfsrpatipn." bro
Der sr ubpre Sancftratninstr. iom inae'
piI aabnss At Reeieriussn.
SiIletter oil peiaa i1lses til msIlsmi
ligssnbe SteSsr i Spooeft for gisiourit
fIoom % til Sisssr / seras til nsoiattI
priier.
Gn puaman 1urift.S ooeposn bill af'
gaa fra DEBORAH al. 3.15 Gftstm., .,
asisplosie | psnne bsr befiues iaa inart
Tom muIist.
sarteu pil bli $500 mere enS for { \
gei. giltitsn bill sialbe i 81 Dase irc
S~aiasoaipen. % Opbolo unoerpeis nj
tiIiisbts | ssrritorium, boorisiennsm Bill
Ieiisu ai9loer.
5or n9rmsre OpIpsainesr beisa ensr
~tilifrio 5. %. aaipbeab, 9ssni. Seeorah
Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-18

mufiet ub af be egihereabe Men&gbe.
Der; iale6es ,bapbs be ieID ubtrptt rq
pua brrs Gtifte!fesmsbe. Dsres
prubitonter Ftal uoixnDss fcr at pin.
be Jnbedns | andre Sumiunbs Mss
nisbeber. Neften are bsItasenbe pao
Nsbet uur 2osfoIt unStasen Rinos
Wisfiouar HSeH, paft. 2unDebers oe
en- paf. peberfen fra Golfa1, Wis.,
famtt en- fpenF preft, Spanlumb, fom
bar en- Grimenisbeb I Wilmautce.
Ora andre Gaminnb.
puf. 8. u. Dftbp, for at 6aus
sss Spnooe, st nplis blepet rsiepist
til fin fsrite 9uftrus Sster, Miis
Wina Stara. qaft. gftbp bleD Gns
temanb for omtrent ct 4ar iiben. Gan
Dor frembeles | Garibault, Minn.
Wisiion9r 6. 8. Bsen bar fire.
minneapolis inbfenbt fin Reiignation
til Beffprelien at bet am. nprfflutt.
GbinamisionsIelffab. 6an ertl9rer,
at Stribtet er taset meb 9sbrspelie,
men er blepen BAN en- tpinsenbe Rob
penoigbeb, bd ban for fin Sampittiss
beb lite l9nsere tan itaa iom Sslfa.
bets Siener. San piI forene fig meb
npitifteoe JritirteaS amfuno iom
fig "Sroperbanabet".
pditor ct. Mliind, iom bar birs
| % @ar | ariiionia. Horss. fom
Snbres MisfiOnsprsit, feirebe .fprlsosn
1T Subileum. 9ans 8enner bapos
foranitaltet en- feitIis Summentomit /
ealmepersaosns MisIionsbus. Ga
at 8bens preIter bare tilfebe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-18

~ " DeI, gIais". idsSe ban balOt
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-18
Sen SorsneSs Rirfs.

f3PA< W. ~AAANiuNpr stUius Yui
bsi Gsrao Frbraset til at betale pac
Reaishebena 9iaIo peb flers Sang
at sips Nenishoen betpoelise Gum.
mer. Shit iisbte be en- 5urnaee til
&irtsn fpr $50 Dollars.
- RpinssfOreninssn at 4etbItbsms
Menisbeb | minneapolis, Qditor o,
Rasmusiens 3aIS bar pbet | fipit:
aor ca. 700 Dollars Ill MenisbeOens
@irfb.
@dmle paitor WdlnrIdros nh:
Nebicin, GatarrbsG ure, anbefalss
mset parmt at en- bel Del 9reiter iom
bar forfsgt Rem; Den bruges ceiaa
faois peo en- al be ItsrIte 8~armhiertiss
beosonitulter | ben nprIte airfe bers
oper.
y poftpr GGdtabs 6oitsrpatter
Bier npIig gift meo 9uruIo Muus, ION
bar SupekrbanosI / asnpon, Minn.
Deb Dia.onisiebismmet / Gbis
cago optoses npIis A Ssitre, nemIis
Snssbors garSal. MiIOrib Often,
Rsttis 9renaser os Sigrio SerbubI.
De baps / l9ngere lib opboIot iis p.o
Sismmet Ipm Gleper. Yaitpr q. y.
Pstterien al 2isbon bolbt Yale. 5lere
prsfter bar tiIitebe. Der er nu 12
prspsisitre; fsrs GIepsr psntes ipinz
Ter. - 9snne IritaIt FOREIGNER en-
SiIilutrine inbeu Samfunbet.
Dor 6reliers Menigbeo af pa
itor 9itres 8dIo bar / Ssit fulbfsrt
en- batter airie.
poitor Rtaa i Sarisp Calls 1tul
sisre en- Sur til Rorse til 8aarsn.
Weuisbeoerne bar sipet bam 5eris.
Ngeforeninsen / paitpr Nprs
mans Renisbeb / grcotinss, g. O..
bar betOitet e~lettriIt 8sIpsuins ! airs
len.
Guuo. aaberg bar mootaest
aaIoet fra Gpanston. 9an oil for
Srbinutionen fretpenters prof. Wsios
rers seminar | Gbicagp.
5Isre preiier at ben 5Or. airts
bar boIDt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pso
Sperooneen fra bet qdinle til bet npe
Iarbunorepe.
PaItpr 8ranffau blep FUR
priieo" at Nenigbeoens uusoom pea
Rptaarsoag, iost man operratte ham
en- tpitbar Stripspuli.
5 Detroit gitp Menisbeo,
Mim., quitor SeIistbs aalp, optos
ges % SiGIs / Nenisbeoen pua 9lpts
darsoae.
- Paitor q. gatten er bIepen inos
frrt | fit npe aalo / SoIbier, Sa., al
Pait. Rsinertien.
9ano. gonodbl ubfersr Miss
iionsarbeioe / Glart os Dan Counties,
g. Dat.
- Msnisbeoen / 9or9eIter, Dis.,
rnfter life at pait. 6. W. 2arien Ital
reiie, boorfOr ban bar isnot aaIoss
brtpet fra puitor urnGfs's Menisbs:
Der tiIbase.
= llngoommen | paitor RisIsps
aalb | Ct. pouls Menisbeo, sap til
Sirten nosIc patre 2pietroner til GU
Iseape. SIR bar ben sipet ct Srssl %
ossuoen 5000 til Menigbeoens 9ialp.
paitor OommersnGis bar res
iisnsret icm prsit / fine M~enisbeoer,
foroi ban bebenos at isss Spile en-
lib, od bans Sreftsr fpietebe BAN |
BET nintftrutte aalb, iom ban MI bapbs
bdot | iaa mango Mar.
qaItor Seliem Friper ON bpor
ubetoemt BET er for babe 9Geerne pa
Ssitrsne at BABE SoipttaI / BEN lias
lfebe 9pgring i Chicago oa buaber,
at sirtefortet iprist piI boe iii BEN me
DiatOnisis soa SoipitaIsbpsrins, Tom
faure bel bsbspes.
Zen norite Sgnpoe.
Prpf. Stub bolot en- 3als ueo
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-18
Zen norite SDnuoe.

Prcf. Stub bolot en- 2als peo
QorbaHpreosts 0r9noie i 0ecprab
&irte, bpori ban bIanot anoet lioer:
Gien % afrita, t~ipIisere i bet itprs
os beIe lut.sos gonoe for ben soriat
9troen, bar adbnet iine peIoigs ports
pda nib Bag. Su, 8sroens,artet er
bIsoen F%orouoret. Rsye % mere Ipnes
BET iom ON ,: iraa Petitioners SiO
par fnrbi, ION ON Dc fore fal Tlusc
he imod, ior iaa iiosu at uotipmps en-
ftoy 9trbsnstomp i~uobprpes.
Bort Qarbunorebe er CpfnoeIiers
mes Qarbunoysoe. Ndturens 8r9fter
Ct bieont ~uonptisOs % latte / geprs
geIis til GiernsmfrrsIieu al be iterits
iimeIiae 6ormdal. OamptraIt "a
GIettritItst bar for en- tor Del ofoTt
Msnneitsbldno. SrpflsmoTintr bar
eiort BET forbouierot lei at Ipreoe Cps
Ipsning, og Strtosmofiner ga Yale
maItiner bar brugt Soil / DEN met
lebsnbe 6orbiuoslis msO bperanors.
Gjsnrtm SeIesraf, 9ampTti6s "a
Sern6aner er 9drbs rpiteee bp,rarore
ioa mar. afitanOe bar neiten int,t
mere al bttpbe.
u. msoosler i -9ut6. airtet."
fslgerOe meeei bstesnenoe DpIpsnins
og 8emrrtuins:
Den M. e. 9irte / Devils oais
pil giDt en- Sropniss u nbsrbolonina
Tunoass afteu. Sulsaften." Oct Ct
10 Mstobiiterns, Tom bpsrt Qar onpsn-
Der tore gengefummer for al ompenO,
2uiberanerfs til Wetobismen, til
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-18
l,auges Spnpoe.

9aitor 8iGer fra MprriIonpils,
Wis., bar moptaeet Salpet til Bethel
Ntsnig9eO GbicasO al ben 6OrsnsOs
Sirie, iom Pait. Officials Gftermanp.
9an OtI p9iaa famtipis fprene zig mso
ben 5or .Sirte.
Gano 5. ). DabIs bar i SuIsn
beirst Poitor 9OIters 8aIb i asnpon
men er MI reiit tiIbass til Chicago for
at forti9tts S.uoist pso 8sioners
STOLE.
-Stuoentsrne Roritao % Soplanb
ira 8eo Wins Stolen bsIsste | SuIes
isritrne 8snner i Saribault % Oms
esu.
u sammeli Teplsm at 8. G.
Itrioer ! 9upbarersn: Oct npe SOM
funo. itiftet / Rilipautes al gait.
euubsbers. bsitaar al 3 prsitsr % 4
Wteniebeoer. De tantsr at brine lin
egen prGiteitole % 2inamisiion FAINT
orips Ell iorist MisTiunsarbsibs inbsn
be andre SamfuHb os oisies Wlsnis.
Rbsr for at faa ~faomanse ariitn. Tom
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-20
The EIks' Ball.

One of the social functions of the week
was the ball given by the members of the
Elks Lodge No. pa, in their hall in the
Skinner building Thursday night. Among
those present were Misses Harvey, of
Wheeling; Nellie Sterling, Edna Morgan,
Madge Sample, Madge BROKER; Messrs.
Robert Cunningham, Arthur Martin, S. B.
Isman. Ed Slack, Harry Hartley. Mr.. and
Mrs. D. r. Tappan, Mr.. and Mrs. James
E. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Black.
The music was furnished by Prof. ]. Nc
Arthur, of Cleveland, o.
John M. Shorts, Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road detective, has spent several days
during the past two weeks at various
points along the road in the lower part
of the State, tracing cases in which the
railroad company has suffered greatly in
many instances. Before he was given
his present accommodations men station
ed at many stations along the line, car
robberies, etc. occurred frequently, es-
pecially at this place but he being sta
toned here, it has stopped this sort of
work almost entirely. Some time ago he
obtained sufficient proof to have a war
rant issued for the arrest of certain par
ties on a charge of stealing goods. enter
ing cars, etc, and it might be possible
this combination was worked to all the
thieving, etc, done here for several years
past, when these parties were arrested.
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phia, is the guest OF his son. Harry, on
the West Side.
Hon. John T.. McGraw left Thursday
for a weeks visit to Charleston.
Rev. ]. H. Flanagan, D. D., is hold
ing a series of meetings in the Pres
by.erian church.
L. ]. Neeson was at Fairmont Thurs
day.
Miss Mollie Holt, of Fetterman, was
the guest of Miss Edna Warder, on
Washington street Friday and Satur-
day.
L. Malone, vice president of the
First National Bank, who has been
seriously ill at his home on Milford
street, is convalescent.
Herman Ashby is acting as police
man during the illness of Policeman
Allender.
DR.. Thomas NJ Wilson was in Wash
ington, D. c., Wednesday and Thurs
day.
John Lucas was at Clarksburg Fri
day.
Mrs. A. G Dayton and son, Arthur,
who have been visiting the Misses.
Sinsel. have returned to their home in
Washington, D. c.
Quo Vadis will be rendered at the
Opera House Tuesday night.
John NJ. Kane was at Buryburg, Fri
day and Saturday.
Demolay Commandery K. T., will
hold its regular conclave Monday
night.
O.. c. Jefreys, of Belington, was in
town Saturday.
The temperance people are talking of
placing straight prohibition or anti
license ticket in the field at the COM
ing municipal election. Should this
be done it will make three-cornered
fight, and a very interesting one, as the
opposition to license is quite strong and
such a ticket would draw largely from
both parties, making its chances for
success most fiattering.
Wilbur Davis, cashier Of the First
National Bank, was at Parkersburg,
Thursday.
Druggist. H. C. Fueller, is in Balti-
more laying in stock Of supplies and
drugs.
VIM. Watt, of Baltimore is assisting
Mn the Henderson Clothing Co.'S store,
Capt. R. T. Devries, of Wheeling, was
at Blen Avon, Friday.
Col. ]. X. Smith, the veteran Demo
crat Of Fetterman, who has been con-
fined to his home for the past month.
with the grip. is able to be at his store.
Miss Eddie Scott, of the Warrington
schools, was the guest of Mrs. T. C.
Long, on MILFORD street, Saturday and
Sunday.
Chas. P. Guard was at Kingwood the
first of the week.
Editor Polling, of the Barbour Demo-
crat, was in town Friday.
E. NJ. Smith, was at Cincinnati, dur
ing the week.
DR.. ]. A. Grant was at Beling ON,
Thursday and Friday.
Henry Runfge is beginning the erec-
ton of his new building on Main
street
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SARDIS. O., January 19.-Miss
Anna Morrissey and Minnie Hum
phrey were calling on friends in Sis
tersville this week
Mr.. Ford was in town this week.
Ed. Richardson was at Wheeling
Wednesday.
Miss Mae Hartman is spending Sun
day with friends in New Martinsville.
Gene Thompson was at Sistersville
this week on business.
Gus Frantz, captain OF the steamer
Bedford, was in town Saturday on bus
mess.
W. F. Litten and W. L. Knapp. of
Sistersville, spent last Sunday at home
with their parents.
Mrs. Humphrey, of Darlington. O.. is
visiting her son, William Humphrey.
OF this place.
Miss Hettie Lowe was called to
Wheeling to take care of Rosa Drol-
linger, who has the typhoid fever.
Mr.. Sargent was in town this week.
Geo. Thompson. clerk of the H. X.
Bedford, is at home sick.
Dr. Schmeid. of New Martinsyille
was called to this place on professional
business this week
Sam Hall and wife. OF Pittsburg. Pa
and Charles Hall. of Scio. o.. was at
tending the funeral of their mother
Friday.
Emma Winland has returned home.
She has been visiting friends at Wells
hnrs for some time