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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-23

FOR SALE - FINE STOCK AND
farming ranch. 400 acres 80 miles from
Butte, close to school, town and rail-
roal; fine water right: best range.
This place is worth $4,000. If YOU
want bargain investigate this at
once; only $4,000. S. NJ. Wade. SO East
Broadway.
s.. 10000 vii! buy a new. modern, five
room Louise on west side.
worth 100000.
s1.1cV.Oc will purchase a seven room
room house, and lot on Colo
RADIO street.
s1.SoO.O0 bu. s a new, strictly modern.
four room solid brick house
on Colorado street.
81. 10000 buys a lew six room soiidd
brick, south side. rents FOR
S3S. 90 per month.
CONROY & MORLEY.
New Bee Hive.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-23
TAILOR.

VIM. YOUNG, TAILORING, CLEAN
ing, pressing, repairing. Little shop
around the corner. / West Galena.
Prices moderate.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-23
BUSINESS CHANGES.

WANTED - PARTY WITH SMALL
capital 10 run first class dining room.
SlemOns K Booth
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!: Lines. II Sc
One Cent Per Word.
PERSONALS.

DIVORCES OBTAINED FOR PARTIES,
any part of Montana. without publicity.
Address Box a. Butte Mont
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-23

500 BUYS A THREE-ROOM AND A
two-room house and lot; rents for $25.
S. NJ. Wade Sc East Broadway.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-23
TuL DEAD-pASSENGERS:

housewife Nildman I. S. consul at
Hong Kong.
Mrs Euunseville Wildman, wife Of the
above.
Rounseville WIdman. il, son OF the
above.
Dorothy Whitman, daughter of the
consul.
Miss Kate Ready of San Francisco,
sovelness of Nidman children.
Mrs Sarah W. Wakefield. Oakland.
Miss Naomi Wakefield, her daughter.
Mrs S. Rowena Jehu, of Alameda.
Alfred Hart, jeweler of Manila, form
el ~ of San Francisco and Los Angeles.
Mrs. Alfred Hart. wife of the above.
VIM. \. Henshall. attorney of Homo
lulu.
Harry Guyon. painter of Petaluma.
Dr.. VIM. +. Dodd. ocuist of Butte.
Mont.
Angelo Gussoni, foreman I.owrey su
sar Plantation, Maui, H. I.
Chas. DoWdall barrister of Shanghai.
with Family residing in Santa Barbara,
VIM. NcPhee of san Francisco. on hi,
way home from Honolulu
w. A. Woodwork of Denver
Mrs w A. Woodwork, wife of the
above.
H. c. Matheson. Yokohama.
H F. Seymour. editor of the Ameri-
can. Manila.
Dr. Onkowara. physician, Honolulu.
Mrs. OnkOWara.
Japanese servant of Mrs. Onkowara.
Long Chung. we'll to do Chinese student.
G. f. Jacobs. steerage passenger from
Honolulu.
Mr. Oda, japanese merchant from
Honolulu.
Mr. Sakurai. japanese merchant from
Honolulu.
Nh Takata. japanese merchant from
Honolulu.
Mrs. Takata.
F. Sito. Japanese from Yokohama.
V Sawaui japanese from Yokohama.
Mrs. Dika Hamasoke, Yokohama.
Miss Hkiaseki. Yokohama.
Miss Nj. Hamasalli. Yokohama.
Herijiro Tamuro, Kobe.
Chinese-The number of Chinese pas
s. myers lost is varously estimated at "A
to AZ,
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GIRL ABOUT Is TO ASSIST WITH
light housework. Apply GOA West
Quartz street
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ASSAYER.

LEADING FIRE INSURANCE COMPA-
MES. Reynolds & Mcdowell. 46 East
Broadway, Butte. Telephone -.
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ORESSMAKERS.

WEINBERG BROS. & EPSTEIN.
manufacturers and dealers in fash.
ionable ready to- " car !adie garments.
Is to ~ Owsley block.
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WANTED-APPRENT GIRLS. AT
the Broadway Millinery Parlors, 10
West Broadway.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-25
ATTRACTED A Big CROWD
Miss Beazie Boland's Talk and Ac-
tions Places Her in the Hands
Of the Police.

a little woman, In n tattered and
torn skirt and a long, shoddy shawl
thrown across her head and shoulders,
caused some excitement I'm the central
city for time last evening.
Sergeant Deter abruptly brought an
end to her exploits by grasping her by
the arm and esCorting her to the Gem
ter street police station. She was Miss
Bealie Boland, of Bellevue, feeble
ing in liquor.
Miss Boland first attracted attention
In the municipal building. Patroman
George Jones, acting as desk sergeant.
was startled to hear the cries of a
woman. He dashed up the back stairs.
but when he reached the corridor the
woman with the shawl had darted out
Down Washington avenue she went Ia
Linden street. yelling Justify and be-
rating the crowd that followed her
with oaths frightful to hear
Down Linden to Penn, to Spruce. "a
Wyoming, to Center street she con-
tnued. all the while haranguing the
following crowd.
Miss BOland was until three months
ago an inmate of the Hillside Home
At that time she strayed away and
came to Scranton. where she has been
living with her relatives. She was
classed among the feeble-minded at the
farm. She will be taken back this
morning,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-25
Y. w. c. A. GYMNASIUM WORK.
Miss Laura King Hills Will Be in
Charge.

Miss Laura King Hills, a graduate
Of the New Haven Normal School or
Gymnastics will reopen the gyinna-
sium of the Young Women's Christian
association, September 80. An excel
lent course Is offered in the German
and American system. Miss Hills will
be at the Office of the Y. w. C.. A., 205
Washington avenue, every day this
week. except Friday, from to $50 and
1880 to 3 p. M, to meet those who wish
TO join. The regular classes are:
Monday to s p. M, misses; Thurs
day to 2 p. M, Young ladies'; Tues
day 10 To II a. IN. aud 10 y. m,
ladies'. Friday to 6 y. M. misses.
Saturday morning classes for chill
dren, to 10 a. M, boys; 10 to If a. m,
girls.
Terms: payable in advance. Two
lessons week. $500 per year. one
lesson week, $500 per year. Private
work, two lessons a week, $500 per
year. One lesson "A week, 5000 per
year.
No deduction Is made for absence
or withdrawal unless unavoidable on
account of protracted Illness in which
case one-half Of the tuition for the
time lost will he returned.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-25
STATE CAPITAL BRIEFS.

Charters We're issued b, the state department
Yesterday TO tho following corporations; The
sharon Steel company, Of sharon; capital, 500,
OD, Albion Telephone company, Albion, Erie
county; capital $500 International Cores
ponden,e schools, scranton; capital, SlOO,Ooo.
lhe rsnn,yhinia commission To the Pam
American exposition yesterday designated octn.
Der as Pcun>y lyans Day. Governor Stone and
stdf and the mcmhers of the commission will
attend the exposition, Short exercises will he
held in the Temple OF Music, AZ which the
governor viii male an address,
Ndiuldnt General stewart was reported al the
Harrisburg hospital last evening as being very
much improved. All OF the conditions are much
better than they were aud hi, physicians are
confident it will not be necessary to smpntste
his fractured lc2,
The pennsN lNaua commission to the Charles
tol exposition at meeting held yesterday AT.
tcrnoon, al the executive department, deter
mined TO erect a building on the exposition
eorundS at cost not TO exceed S2j,0OO The
buldnll will be OF the spanish style ui drchi'
lecture. This committee Is composed OF Seua'
tor Grady, Of Philadelphia Speaker Marshall, OF
Allegheny; President Pro Tenn Snyder OF thes,
ter B, ", Green OF Emporium, aud RepIesen'
tstNe George h, Dixon, OF Ridgway,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-25
RESTRICTING THE VOTE,
How Negro Disfranchisement Works
in Old Mississippi.

llum thr New York sun
Mississippi adopted the policy Of
negro disfranChisement in 1890, or tNe
years before South Carolina, eight
years before Louisiana and ten years
before North Carolina. I'm the presl-
dental election of 1876 the whole NUM-
hcr of votes cast in Mississippi was
l64 ,OOO. In 1854, under method OF local
of COlored electors,
the total vote of that state fell L" No.
O0O. although the population had h'eh
increasing steadily. Four years la'er
the vote was ll',o0n.
Two years afterward new consul
tuition. adopted by a majority ol me
convention which framed H. hut With
out submission To a vote of the people,
pro, idal for a registration of all voters,
and required every elector To convince
the registering officers that ne was
"ablc to read any section OF the con-
stiution of the state, or able To under
stand the same when read to him, or
give "A reasonable Interpretation there
Of" I'm the presidential election sue
ceeding. that is. i'm 1892, the total vote
of Mississippi was $1,000; in 1896 ii was
80 9g4, and at the recent November
election il was So lO3, of which number
Bryan had more than j0,0O0 and Me-
Kinley less than 5000,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-25
THE HARTFORD FAIR.
Thursday Foot Ball Teams from This
City Will Play There.

This week Thursday is the big day
up in Susquehanna county because it is
the day of the widely known Hartford
fair, This is one of the very few re-
naming genuine county fairs. The
grounds and building are of the finest
and everyone for miles around feels a
great pride and interest i'm the fair
1t is of more interest this year to
scranton people, because there will
be played on the grounds in the after
noon foot ball game between the
scranton High school and the School
OF the Lackawanna. The teams from
these two schools go up on morning
trains and many others with them.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern sell excursion tickets to Kingsleys
and there busses meet all trains.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-25
GARDEN THIEVES HELD.
Nook and Dodane Asked TO Furnish
$500 Bail by Magistrate Fidler.

William Nook and Joseph Dodane,
two North Scranton young men, were
held under 5000 bail yesterday by Mag
istrate Fidler for larceny.
Nook was captured Monday night in
the truck gardens OF Mcconnell & Nc
'Ilntock, near Priceburg. and taken TO
the Providence station house. His COM
panion, Dodane, managed to make his
escape AT the station house Nook di-
rulged the name of his associate as
Joseph Dodane, who was later arrested
by the police.
Mcconnell & McClintock's gardens
nave for months past been the object
i've point for petty plunderers and have
been practically stripped of their pro-
ducts.
Monday night Nook was captured by
Mr.. Mctlintock and two men employed
by HIM, Jessie Snyder and Frank Cole
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-25
AssAILANTs ARRESTED.
Four Poles in Custody for Assault
ing Mrs. Carrie Fisher.

The fourth of the quartette of men
who arc alleged To have assaulted Mrs.
Carrie Fisher. a Colored woman. in
Raymond court last Saturday night,
was arrested last night. Mrs. Fisher
was struck in the eye by stone
hurled by one of the four and was taxi
en to the Lackawanna hospital. II is
thought that she will probably lose the
injured eye.
Two Poles. known as Frank Nieobal-
ski and Albert Paulbat, We're arrested
yesterday morning by Lieutenant Xang
and Patrolman Rose and Pantle on
warrants issued by Alderman Howe.
Yesterday afternoon the third An
thony Wisnieski was taken into GUS
rody by Detective Day and Lieutenant
Zang at the old rolling elill.
Last night the fourth Joseph Sthoi-
ski. was arrested by Lieutenant zang
on Fittston avenue. All four will be
arraigncd before Alderman John T.
Howe this morning,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-25
INDUSTRIAL JOTTINGS.
President Underwood. of the Erie
and Mine Workers officials
Confer in New York City.

Recognition for trade unionism was
the principal subject of discussion at
a conference held in New York yester-
day between Frederick -. Underwood
president of the Erie railroad, and
John Mitchell. president of the United
Mine Workers; -. u. Nichols, presi-
dent of District No. /; Joseph FaheN.
of District No. :, and Thomas Duty,
of District No. .. The conference be-
gan late in the afternoon in the office
of Mr.. Underwood and continued for
two hours. 1t Is expected that it will
be resumed today.
interpretations of certain passages in
an agreement entered into last March
between them and their employers was
asked by the miners. All the persons
interested in the conference declined to
make any statement for publication.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-25
NO QUORUM IN SELECT.
Meeting Adjourned Until Thursday
Evening, Sept. 20.

The armory proved too much OF an
attraction to the gentlemen of the
select council last night aud but six
answered TO the roll call. The faithful
ones were Messrs, Wagner, Chitten-
den, Snyder, Regan, Maloney and
Vaughan, Joseph oliver appeared
shortly after adjourning, and Adam
Schroeder left before roll call. Ad-
journment was taken until Thursday,
Sept, 26.
The license tax ordinance was sched
uled to he brought up on third and
last reading last night, and will now
be considered among the business It
the next meeting.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-25
Not All the Time.

Jim Hopkins. of huo, township, va, in towA
ON saturday and incidentally told story about
Rl SAWYER who lives u that community Bill
is 4 good n,turcd fellow and ha, strong vein
ol humor in his composition, but hc stsmmcrs
So that il Z, almos, paInrul 10 hear him attempt
To say anything Bill was talking 10 womn
the other DAY with whom he was only slightly
acquainted aud heuG somewhat embdUss,ed he
Stammcrcd more than usual, whercupon the lady
exclaimed;
"Ny goodness, Mr. SAWYER, do you always stu.
ter like that"
"N.n.n-n no." replied sawyer, "only wh.wn-
l gh.when | t.t.t.tt talk"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-25
NEW BROKERAGE FIRM.
I. F. Megargel and His Son Form
a Partnership.

7. F. Megargel. who for over twenty
wears was the senior member OF the
firm of Megargel & Connell. wholesale
Crocers, has established general
brokerage and commission business in
association with his son, Roy Chester
Mcgargel.
The firm will be known as /. +. Nc
cargcl d Company, and will dea in
high grade stocks. bonds and other se-
"urities. They will have an office in
the Connell building.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-25
BY Exclusive Wire from The Associated PreS.

BY Exclusive Wire from The Associated Pre~
Washington. sept. 2i.--The Schlcy
court of inquiry was brought to "A halt
today, eighteen minutes after II had
convened, by the announcement of the
sudden death of Judge Jeremiah Will
son, senior counsel for Rear Admiral
SChley. The announcement was made
to the court by lsidor Rayner. assist
ant counsel for Admiral Schley. He
said:
II have "A very sad announcement to
make to the court. | have just heard
of the death of Judge Wilson. | left
him at 10 o'clock this morning, slightly
indisposed. l was with him until late
last night. | saw him this morning at
s o'clock, and left him two hours later.
We have confirmed the report through
the telephone that he has Just died at
the Shoreham hotel, and | would re-
speCtfully ask the court, If 1t meets
with the approval of the court to ad-
journ for today"
Admiral Dewey said: II have to an
nounCe that owing to the death of
Judge Wilson of counsel for the appli-
cant the court will adjourn for today
until tomorrow morning"
Mr.. Rayner said that 50 far as he
could see the counsel for Admiral
Schley would he able to proceed to-
morrow, but he added that there would
be a desire to attend the funeral when
1t occurred. Admiral Dewey and cap
tain Lemly agreed that details could
be arranged later.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-25
FUNERAL OF WOLF JOHNSON,
Delegations from Several organiza-
tions Attended.

The funeral of the late Wolf Johnson
was conducted yesterday afternoon at
80 o'clock from his late home at 32S
Penn avenue. Services We're conducted
at the home by Rev. Nathan Druck
and Rev. Harris Lewis.
The funeral was attended by large
delegations from the following organ
iHations, all OF which the deceased was
member: Independent Order OF odd
Fellows, Improved Order of Red Men,
Knights of Pythias, knights of the
Mystic Chain, Knights of the Golden
Eagle, Independent Order of Birth
Abraham and Old Order of Birth Abra-
ham.
The nau-hearers We're as follows; h.
Let, A. Schwartz, e. Pottle, |. Green
burger. II, Ladow and Jacob Caplan.
Interment was made in the Dunmore
Cenietefy.r'
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-25

and with malice toward none. with
charity for all, with firmness In the
right as God gives us to see right, let
us strive to finish the work we are in
and do all which we may achieve. and
cherish just and lasting peace among
ourselves and with ALL"
Before adjournment OF the morning
session the constitution was amended
making the dues 50 a year instead of
-. number Of scientific papers were
read and discussed and the conven ion
adjourned until evening. when more
papers will be considered. The after
noon was devoted to sightseeing by the
delegates.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-25
UNITED STATES JURORS
List of the Men Who Will Serve in
This City During the octo-
Der Term.

Yesterday Marshal +. l.. Leonard, ].
Butler Woodward, of Wilkes Barre,
AMI Clerk T.. II. w. Searle, the United
States jury commissioners of this dis
trict. met and drew the grand and petit
Jurors for the United States District
and Circuit court. which convenes here
October !. The list follows:
GRAND JURORS.
willis Beech. merchant. knoxville, 1ioga.
!. 7. Boyer merchant, scranton, Lackawaina.
Matthew Brown merchant. scranton, Tackavsnna.
NJ. u. Fuller. minister, Jrrmyn, La,kawanna.
George Gamble farmer Cedar Run, lACOming.
Reuben J. Click, attorney. scranton. larkawanna.
Fred $ Godfrey, hotel, SCRANTON lackawdnna.
y w. iioughton, gentleman, LewisbuIg, non.
Alfred j. Ioudon, farmer, ilugc,town. ,umhcG
4 CLARK Murphy, farmer. ChlunreSinrd. York.
William '. oglcsG,. attorney, Dauillc, Noutour.
Charles n >aurImilch, merchant, WcllNboro
1ioga
GsorG" : schooner, gentleman, >rroudSbu,g
Monroe.
J. r. simpson. attorney, Huntington. Hunting
don.
George f. smith. farmer, Mill Cry. WYOMING
cdnhcld stone hotel keeper, Hopbotto ON, Susgue
hanna.
T. r. Sweet, editor, scranton. Ls,kdwauua.
Morris C.. Taylor, messenger Harrisburg Dauphin
Elijah Tcepe. merchant Lookout, Wayne.
William T.. Tolbcrt, gentleman. 'hambershurg
franklin.
H. u. Tomlinson. merchant, Moutoursyillc. Iy
coming.
Edward !. ruttlc, farmer Wcll>boro, Tioga.
David u. Williams. gentleman, Dan,llc, Monour
PETIT JURORS
John .. adams, lawyer. >hsnokiu, No'thumbcr
land.
John e. Nmig. dentist, Icwistown, Niihin.
Enoch j. Aucs. farmer, Towanda, Bradford.
| \. ". Baltenberg lawyer. Jcrmyu, Iackawai,a
Robert g. Bsltz, printer. White Haven, Luzerne
T.. d, Book, farmer, Blair Perry.
Archibald \ Brown. salesman, factory,ille
| Wyoming.
George Buhb, painter. WillidmSport. I.,comiug
| A. ,adwalader, real estate agent, Milton, NorIh
| umbcIland
Martin C1nReld. manufacturer, Horc,dalc. Wayne
! Henry W. Chamberlain. lawyer, Milton, Northun
| herind.
| Ely VI. Crawford, veterinary surgeon, Athens
| Bradford.
| ". T.. Davis, attorney. scranton. Ldckawdnna.
| Chris Decker farmcr ZION. Centre.
| Theodore {. Disbrow, farmcr, Ulster. Bradford.
| William II. Fletcher merchant, Icrick, >usque
| hanna
| Joseph b. CARRIER, merchant, tndcr>onheIg, Perry
n d. Gary. farmer. Bush Su,Quclanna.
| Henry G. GAYLORD, farmer, Adcnsvillc, Wayne.
| William T.. Gelatt iarmcr Gibson, Susquchanna
| W. T. Hall. merchant, Chamhcrshurg, Franklin
William y. liaupt, merchant, Sunbnry, Northum
berland.
John K. Hayes, merchant Chsmbcr>bwg. Frank
| lin.
| Oliver II. Henry, gentleman AWHILE. Lebanon.
| Charles Hughes, real estate agent, Shamokin
/ .l.,,. ,ko,l,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-25
Legislative Work.

II hope hereafter, when there is any
Legislative work done this society will
take an active interest in It, In the
appointment of the Legislative commit
tee, shall endeaNor to make II as rep
rcsentative a body of the whole state
"a possible"
The address closed with this refer
ence to the beautiful life of the late
President Mckinley:
while overwhelming sadness is in
our hearts over the great loss our ma
ton and we individually have suffered
in the death of our beloved President
Mckinley, we must not give ourselves
up wholly to sadness and mourning,
but emulate his fine character as far
as possible and be men. Do our duty
before God and man, and not allow
petty strife and cares to control us,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-25
ABRUPT END
OF HEARING
SChIeu Court Adjourned on tiearino
OF Death OF Judge Wilson,
Counsel Tor Admiral.
LITTLETESTIMONY HEARD

Eighteen Minutes After the Court
Convened the Death of the Emil
nent Lawyer Was Announced and
Admiral Dewey Directed That the
Court Adjourn Until This Morn
ing-A. B. Claxton, Who Was in
Charge of the Port Engine of Tex
as During the Santiago Engage
ment, Was the Only Witness
Heard.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-25
HOMEOPATHS
OF The STATE
Their Thlrtu.SSventh Annual Meet.
lnQ Opened Yesterday Morn
inc In Pittsbur0.
ATTENDANCE IS LARGE

Dr.. H. b. Ware, of This City, the
State President, Is Chairman of
the Convention-His Address to
the Members of the Society Was
One of the Features of Yesterday S
Meeting-Urged His Hearers to
Take Greater Interest in the Meet
ings of Their Society--Paid Trib-
ute to President Mckinley.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-25

Wild Cat., East 80 a, M, lsmghucy; a
m, Wardcll, with q. 7. staples crew; > a. M.
". Gnligan, with II. Dohcr1y'n ,rrw; a. m.
A. II. Rowe; 10 a. M, T.. VI. ildllrtt, II a. N.
William Kirby; y. m, T. Met drlhy; H. m.
!. i. Costello; T.. IN. I. / stevens.
SUBMITS. flc..G a. M, cdsj, j. llcnnigan; a
m, west q. Frounfclkcr; > p, NJ, west, Thump
son; p, m, east, !, tdrgg; p. m, ca,t
Iattimer. : y. M, Nay hu- William iIoar, wat
f. McAlliSIcr'' c,rw; : p. m, Iarugs, VI. Ginlrr
PuSher, 6,Ii a, m, :. finncrlyi a. m
HouSer; ll30 d. m, Moran, y, m, Murphy;
y ... w. IT, Bartholomew; 20 p. M, lamplng
Passenger Engines-I n. m, Glfney; a N
Singer, 10 a. M. \. \amaE; 10 a. m, !. l.
Secor: p. m, stanton; $50 p. M, McEovcln
Wild CATS, West ! a. lu,, VI. Finnerty; a. M.
f. CaNauaugh, ~ =. m, ! W. Dc,iur; II a. M
q Randolph; p. M, +, Wall, =. m. \ Wide
nor: , y. M, W. T. Nr,rr: p. m. e. k,ug>
lr, ) p, m, \ T., Kr'rhlm; = M, NJ ,Ir
mody.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-25

ORDINANCE SIGNED. Recorder Connell Ics
terdsy signed the ordinance providing for te'
endorsement Of Park Policeman McMsnama III
the sum Of 500, a judgment for that amount
having been secured against him by George Rar'
rick, who sued for 9 false arrest.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-25
Special Fares to Allentown, Pa, via
the Lehigh Valley r. r., Account
the Lehigh County Fair.

Tickets on sale September 9Srd to
2Sth, limited for return to September
29th. See agents for particulars. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-25

TEA FOR MISS lIILlS--fhere will be given IN
the gymnasium Of the Young Womens Christian
association tea for Miss Laura King HIS on
Friday from I to p. m, 70 which the public
are invited, and at that time she will be glad 10
talk with YOU about the work for the winter.