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New-York tribune., 1901-01-13
THE TWENTIETH CENTURY.
IN The London sphere.

From The London sphere
The title "Twentieth-Century'-w the excep-
non - one magazne-is curously absent from
'W"htirth century literature. Most people kept
away irOEl the Jubilee to avoid the crowd Sir
Henry irving once wandered supperIess about
oxford. all The dons thinking each of the others
was entertaining him SO every publisher has
stolen "A march ON rival rmS by not using The.
twentieth Century" ccause everything will
he called that soon" The twentieth century
has been over advertised. The first play waltz
entree. song. or French poodle that has the
originality to he called Twentieth Century" is
assured of succeSS.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-13
THE AUTHOR or "FOLLY CORNER"

From The London Express
Mrs. Henry Dudeney has a new novel in prepa-
ration. which will probably be published next
spring. Incidentally, il throws a good deal of
light on the humOrs of a certain class of modern
journalists. Mrs Dudeney has been ranked by
certain discriminating critics with MIR. Thomas
New-York tribune., 1901-01-13

generation later than his own" Now it is i'm
d"rstood that the Queen has approved the plan
that provides for the preparation of memoir by
John oliver Hobbies" There is little Doubt it
is said. that Mrs. Cragie. who has already
drawn biSraeh in a recent novel, will consent u
write the Life"
Mrs. Craieie is in Egypt. She will bru.,
cut almost immediately her new novel. Love
and The soul Hunters" The motif" of the
story is said be this: That the hero may
lead a wild life because the heroine is devoted
20 him"
Mr. John w Palmer is about To bring out a
collection of his lyrics and ballads When Mr.
Palmer wrote that particular ballad on Jack
son ne was himself Confederate officer On
General Beauregard's staff.
-Four volumes are to be added this wear IN
the EnSlish uniform edition of Gabrieie dan
nunzI"S novels They are The Prodigy" and
Ine Annunclation.' in the ROmances Of the
Lily series. and The Dictator ana ..Tbe IT,
unph ct Life in the Romances of the Porue-
Sranate series.
Mr. Henry HarI1nd has gone to live for ~,
indefinite period in Florence and his friends
Hrrdit' 'hr coming Of move books of Italian
romance Ike The Cardinals SnuIhox"
The publisher George Smith gives in ..rb.
C"rRhIlt some interesting rt-,f}. noes, "a 49,
ui'lS When ne engaged ThuCkeray To vrit4 -
anu ana 10 edlt that periodical The terms sser,et
I a'sT 70 atAeray then-how extraordinary
Shal Ihey would seem 10 a Thackeray 49,
uS' 10 waste his time in editing a mao,gio.
was tht most III Judged thing that JhacE,ra,,
ever dId. or that his publisher coI,lt S,,. -
- ; was a Wearne So 10 the flesh and an exasD@ra
e. noo 20 nm. nS klnd heart. and the saIarvInrst
no, e. - TIV,VoV a yeaT-certainIy did not
pay Tor the spiritual wear and tear ~ ,S..
E hours taken from original creatiDp
~ .s'ct Wnlch Is cited as an example of pact
eIaS quaint and chiVaIrOuS courtesy, -, I;.
az lS matters rs that he gave the place of bona
W S a novel Vel ny Anthony TrOIlope in the first T,,-
lrst place in his own magazine M I,','n 'a ,ns
UP Upon himself as the host and upon Tro,lone al
MS guest But his treatment az ny TI as
New-York tribune., 1901-01-13

Some pages from early unpublished work
by Gustave Flaubert have just appeared IN the
Revue Blanche" The work is called Memories
d'un FOu' and il puTpOrts to be a piece or
fiction, but the dedication. the internal eVi-
dence and the known facts of FlaUbert's life
show il to be a self-cOnfessiOn. The author
was only seventeen when he wrote it. The MS.
was given by him to his friend Alfred lie POit-
tevin. was forgotten by the family, and has
only recently been TedisCOveTed. IL is said that
the extreme yOuthfulnesS of the writer is ap-
parent on every page He is romantic to the
last degree. He tells that he had "Childe
New-York tribune., 1901-01-13

novel which will describe the social and m
dustrial conditions accompanying the mahuiact.
ure of iron in Chicago is coming from the pen oI
Mr. L. n. Friedman the author of that pathetic
book Poor People"
New-York tribune., 1901-01-13

Mr. Stephen PhiIIips's "HerOd" is TO be trans
lated into German Immediately. and applications
for the French Russian, Italian and swedish
New-York tribune., 1901-01-13
LITERARY NOTES.

The Lady of Lynn is the musical title Oh
Sir Walter Besants Forthcoming novel;
New-York tribune., 1901-01-13

Mr.. Henry HarIand has gone To live f,- a.,
lhdrhnite period in Florence. and his friends
pfrditt the coming Of more books of Italian
romance like The Cardinals SnucYhox'
New-York tribune., 1901-01-13

CONSEQU ENCES. \ Novel. by EgertOn Castle
lamo pp. AZ. Frederick \. Stokes Company.
THE SIGN OF THE SEVEN SINS. BY William
IL 9nn r,p philadplDhia- 4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-02

uem'Hd'uI ~ whH wus listening ~ whA
mfnht hrHf lU little Nfuuua Hhuut Goo
f#U aaliUf HHd tHrhha tisrufs.d with
UI' tIu saflauHftfp that n drunken MAN
nHu uHHuur. national questions "
Hifu lupuri ana tul8 each other in
Itrr NHuftnhUut and pliint explained
Ha uyldiy sH thnIr h.of hufudIIpl
hfHirf would allow, whrr. IN this naval
commander Of that. was wurfuuy
weak or wherein he eos unfortuuHtp
in not having the Kindly advice ~ fHu
speaker tutEshurrmhn ana water.
FRONT Nupob0nd bnratod the miniona ~
corporate nnlth and told each other
what % cruel world this o.. in wilt.
tho duWrtrobden SONS ~ toll are op
pressed ftIll more. under the uuplf.-
Ink iron heel ~ spulloss capital
A. present the decorations ~ ~"
Aloha saloon consist ~ two Chandeli' ~
and q calendar Tho cuspldOrs had
not arrived at a late hour last night.
and the floor suffered IN consequence.
The floor could stand II all right, FOR
II Is made Of rough plauklng. but was
somewhat severe on the sensibllltleH Of
those who were sober enough to know
From appearances II would seem
that the proprictors Of the liquid en-
porium intend to spring novelty On
the people OF Honolulu In the way ~
an addition NJ a family entrance"
what the object OF tho lean-to in the
back yard Is. has been explained as
an accommodation for the convivlal
ard bibuous members OF the Eentlcr
sex. The place will have all the ac-
Commodntions Of such an annex. II
Will, Judging from the present chaotic
state OF its architectural development.
be connected with the street. What is
equally TO the point, it will have a
direct connection with the saloon,
Rushing the GROWER is an art with
which Honolulu Is not familiar, but
already the people in the neighborhood,
many OF whom are victims of the ma
tive ntoXiCant, swipes, are showing
that II needs only the opportunity to
develop their sense as to the necessity
of the beer can as an article in the
domestic economy of the household.
Several children were seen last night
trotting away from the place with
buckets of bcer-and foam. Several
more did not trot, but no sooner had
they made their exit than they pro-
ceeded TO drink 1t themselves.
An day long the crowd filed in and
out Of the place, and 1t was not until
a late hour that the drunken crowd
that made the night hideous with their
drawings. subsidized into silence, and
allowed the neighborhood to go to
/ sleep.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-02
The Kinau from Hilo.

Wilders steamer Kinau, Captain
Freeman, arrived about the regular
time on Saturday from Hio and way
ports with the following passengers:
Col. W. II. Cornwel, Mrs. o. r. Elmer
son, Mrs, Kelsey and son, a. Raymond.
r. X. Bonene, T., b. Cushing, c. n
Weaver, 4. r. Server, T.. q. Buzzell.
Q, *, Lyman, Mrs, McGregor Deacon,
Miss Carnezahn, Miss a. Brainard.
Hon. J Ewaliko, T., T. Clarke Mrs,
A. Ahu and daughter Miss Ethel
Woln. Mrs, NJ, l., Walker, Mrs. a. Ais
moud Bishop of Panopolls Brother
Henry Brother Matthias Brother Ray
moud Brother Theodore. Rev, }. ~
Naeole, J II, McKengle, j 3, Macon
aohio. W. 8 May Miss = Deeling,
Miss a AkIuu, Ars b. Madden and
SON. T.. D. Senson Miss pIllaui Jones
Miss T.. - Cameron Misses Is Motley
Lilly Nafay D. Ellis d A. Long Mfa.
Tee 1aua Mrs Afo. mn FenE I'm Moy
kau N#H SIN Thomas NHraif Miss \.
1a.Eett AkHHa Nf fHns kea ana
iHrn .r.Ifu AE Fools aH4 70 docs
as##HHHI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-02
wHAsr Aso WAVE.
Anni,IUN iiONoLutu

Anpi,I uuNuLutu
day. june p
Y X. X uUHttanF Mafu. FHmet 9
ssys and ha4H rom fah francisco
Atm. sp TUf stliuek Gurus, II
aays from san rmucisoo
~ stpf kauas Hruhu from punaluu
stnr. } cmmns, Seattle. from GA.
BE- ports
SATURDAY june -
Am. M George g. Perkins Mas.
Seventeen DAYS from san FRANCHISE.
Am schr rs T. Sladp. Sou,rud hfty
shrcs days from Newcastle.
w stmr Hawaii ErrE, from lia"t.t
with GOO base sugar
W .,mr Maui. Bennett from Hawaii.
with 12.sN bags sugar
W stmr Lehua. Dover. from Maui
w stmr. Klnau. Freeman, from Hilo
and way ports.
W. stmr Claud me- Parker from Maui
and Hawaii ports.
II stmr James Makce, Tullett, from
RapaA. with ., Os5 bags sugar.
Ii stmr. waialeale, Piitz, from Hama
maulu. with $50 bags sugar.
Am bS. Sea King, Wallace, sixty seven
Gays ffbm Newcastle, anchored on port
II ~ gas. schr. Eclipse Townsend,
from kona, with 1000 bags sugar.
SchA Rob Roy. from Pearl River.
u S. Philadelphia. Mende, from San
III Sunday, June %.
Al sp Servia. Nelson, hfty-siS days
froB Newcastle.
H&tn. blk Coryphene Grinilay, forty
81 ht days from Newcastle.
I'm Blk. Sea King, from anchorage of
Ill. stmr Mikahala. Gregory, from Ma
t3liwili, with 1000 bags sugar.
EI-I. stmr. he Au Hou, Mosher. from
1Anahola, with 3.O26 bags sugar.
IL. stmr. Iwalani, Greene. from ku-
kuihaele. with 4,614 bags sugar.
III stmr. Hanalei. .'ederson. from
Eleele, with 1900 bags sugar.
IL stmr. Noeau, Wyman. from Hama
maulu, with 3,4s5 bags sugar.
Monday, July J.
7. *. *. Nippon Maru Greene, from
the Orient.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-02
SAILED FROM HONOLULU.

Friday. June q.
Am. sp. Jabez Howes, Clapp. fov the
Sound.
Am bk Paramlta, Backus. for the
Bound.
Am. schr VIM. Bowden. Fjerem, for
the Sound.
Am. blk. Olympic. Gibbs, for san Fran
cisco.
U. $. S. MohIcan, for Seattle
Saturday, June %.
T. X. X. Hongkong Maru, FIlmer. for
the Orient.
Am. ok. olympic, Gibbs, for San Fran
cisco.
Am. schr. Ariel, Slater, for the Sound.
Am schr. Allen \, scharge, for the
Sound
Monday July /
Ii stmr. James Makee Tulett, for
Kappa.
III stmr Waialeale PITT for XII
lauea.
Missionary schr Carrie and Annie,
Garland, for Micronesia.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-02

ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
warned frCm tresspassing on the lands
of the undersigned, situate in North
kona, Island of Hawaii and more par
ticularly the lands known as Kauma-
lumalu, Holualoa and Kaupulehu.
j. A. mcguire.
IIuehue, North Kona, Hawaii, June
l, 1901. 1856
22SO to Aug 30
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-02
IAnm.s- smTWAIETE 50c

LADIES sHWTwAisTs 5Oc
Roth white ana eoIorcd. all Of them
have been dollar Ur more. many NJ
hrh a. 2m We will send one Of
them postpaid 60 any address on re-
,nipt Of price ... ....,..,....,..s...Joc
LADIES' LEATHER BELTs-1oc.
white KIDS Blacks and Tnrs sill
yer trimm uts In scrolls aud nallheaGs,
IA rare chance to get a bargain In
stylish, sCrvicoablc belt d. ............lOc
By mail add BE- each extra for postage.
FANCY COLORED PETTGCOATs
SOC
Handsome stripes and shades OF
rustling italian Cloth. Wears better
than silk Cut literally with pretty
pIoata and ruffles extraordinary. Soc
Postage prepaid.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-02

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. THIRD
CIRCUIT OF THE TERRITORY
OF HAWAII
In the matter of the Estate of j. w.
r. kaopua, of Waimea, Hawaii,
deceased, intestate. At Chambers,
In Probate.
The accounts of Henry Smith, aid
ministrator of said estate together
with petition asking that said ac-
counts be ex9mined and approved, and
for distribution and an order discharg-
ing him and his sureties from further
responsibility as such, having been pre-
scented to this court; notice is hereby
given that
Wednesday, the 31st day of July, 1901.
at 10 o'clock a, m, in the courthouse
at Kailua, Hawaii, be and hereby is
appointed the time and place for hear
Ing said application and accounts, and
that all persons interested may then
and there appear and show cause il
any they have, why the same should
not be granted.
by the Court
NJ. f. SCOTT Clerk
kailua, Hawaii, June II, 1901.
22s2-June %; July 2, ., l6.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-02
COURTS AND
CAPITOL
Trial of Gle ghorn
VS.. KapioIani
80 -. Estate.

The matter of the Gwllei injunction
came up yesterday morning before
Judge Gear Attorney Lorrln Andrews
appeared for two of the defendants,
O2awa and Kinimatsu, Ming a demur-
rer. The petition for injunction Is de-
INJURED To on various grounds, errors
being alleged in the pleadings and the
general claim that the complaint does
not state sufficient grounds for cause
of action Is made The demurrer also
states that the proper remedy of the
petitioner is a criminal action, and that
II the defendants were conducting a
bawdy house, as alleged, the petitioner
should have secured warrants for the
arrest of defendants.
There is also an answer filed the
same containing a sworn statement
that the house in question had been
closed for several days before the in
junction was issued. The matter was
postponed until 4:3O yesterday after
noon for argument and the Intervening
hours were taken up with the suit of
the Kapioani Estate VS. a. S. Cleghorn.
COURT NOTES.
James w. Pratt yesterday filed his
oath as assessor of the First Taxation
Division of the Territory of Hawaii.
The case of a. r. Titlow VS.. Albert
Whyte, ct al, has been continued until
the August term of the First Circuit
Court
Mary WOottcn was yesterday grant
ed a divorce from Henry G. Wootten
ON the ground of non-support
The case of Franz Buchholtz VS.. W.
k. Castle has been by consent contin-
lfra,,i+ Ca,,rt
Trdae C.oa,. ,,asta,.a,, roraerad - de-
,isfa,, :, f,,.or Of NO r1,intifr T., tho
,,s, of EE,,,,1, i1Ios ,.s T,n,ns C,ortv
,rI,is ,ros ~, actio,, Cow Two ,oI,,o of a
rC,eo ,1ro,rod e., 1,,,o bae,, s,ao,,ra5 nv
~, ,1,c,,,,1,,+
g.,,,,r,,, ,,.r,,-,,r,,rr,>-,,
W. - ''Nll l. q IN ~ y l Nl''-> l
In the matter OF W. g. smith, chars-
ed with perjury, Judge Gear yesterday
overruled defendants plea In abate-
W"nt Ine decision was a lengthy one
citing many authorities. Inc case VIII
come up thus morning at 9:6O CLOCK
PROBATE MATTERS.
I'm fine matter of the estate of Eliza
nrtb K BINGHAM deceased. the Court
Yesterday arrroyed the final accounts
~ tha executors confirmed the mas
tar,s ranort ana ordered the executors
DISCHARGED uron Ming recaints of Iera-
tees and payment of tax on legacies.
The accounts of John Ena, admins
traitor Of the estate of Julius Hoting,
deceased, have been approved and said
administrator ordered discharged upon
filing receipts.
Thomas w Hebron, father of Fran
To, 4 10,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-02
Clearing the Odds and Ends


U.I gf u
below What % odds
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-02

Treasurer's Office, Territory Of
Hawaii
Honolulu, June 22 1901.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the following appointments have been
made for the Territory of Hawaii:
Board of Dental Examiners
NJ j.. GROSSMAN, DDS,
GEORGE H. MUDDY. DDS,
WILLIAM f. TAYLOR, MD.
WILLIAM II. WRIGHT,
2293 Treasurer, Territory of Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-02
BY AUTHORITY.

Honolulu, June "a, 1901
Hawaii
Treasurers Office, Territory OF
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the following appointments have been
made for the Territory of Hawaii;
Board of Medical Examiners
WILLIAM f., TAYLOR, MD,
GEORGE p. ANDREWS, MD,
JAMES T. WAYSON, MD
WILLIAM II. WRIGHT,
2293 Treasurer, Territory of Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-02

MEMS GOLF sH1RTs-5oc
Stylish. summer shirts In the newe<
styles never have been sold for less
than "a dollar. TO be worn with white
collar with one pair detached lima
yuug ... .......,.....,.....,...... beo
TWO by mail TO any address for 81
MEMS BALBRtGGAN SHIRTS AND
DDRAwERS-35c
Made 20 retail to the summer trade
at Zoe n garment Could not be had Ia
New York at this money. Three
pieces sent. postage paid, for ......... 81
MEMS NECKwEAR-25c
The latest caprices in Tecks, Bows.
1mperials. Derbies, Four in Hands
etc. neutrality-suspicious., DC
Postage paid.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-02

List of deeds hled for record July /
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-07-02

tG.
]. NJ DOWSETT
Executor of the Estate of Robert
Mckibbin, Deceased.
Dated Honolulu, June "a 1901.
22S2-June %; July 2, 8, 16, %, 30; Aug. s.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-19

at Wyalusing, became intoxicated and
suffered n ease OF delirium tremcns.
He was taken in charge by the local
officer, while oil the streets begging
wearing apparel, and after becoming
sober was sent back 10 his home i'll
Lttzcrile county.
Smith Halstcad young man OF
Bentley Creek. this county, had ter
riblc experience Il few days ago, while
OH hunting expedition. With com
panion. he was In the woods near his
home. when climbing through brush.
over fences and rails. he fell. ramming
the ,nuazlc Of his gun into the ground.
IN clearing IL out with the mu22lc
pointing directly at his face. the gun
exploded, tearing from the barrel II
piece Of steel. which entered his face
to tho left of his nose aud severed the
member from his face. also tearing the
upper iawbone and decorating the eye
aud lodging under the forehead on the
right side of his face. Injured az he
was. he walked a mile to a doctors
house. who. after dressing the wound.
removed him to u hospital at Elmira.
Although Mr.. H,.lstead will have a dis
figured face. he will recover.
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sick, and the chances are that his run
of fever Will he light. The OddfellowS
have hired II nurse to care for him.
Little Coral. the tcn-yeur-old daush-
ter OF s. o. culver and wife. WAS talk
en severely i'll Il week ago with pneu-
moniu and for q time was in great dis
trcss. but is better now.
Word has been received from Miss
Claire Grattan who Went to Red
Lodge. Montana last week. that she
has arrived at her destination safely.
She will remain until some time in the
summer.
Mackey Brothcrs have heen working
in this vicinity lately with Il corn
husking and shreddhg machine that is
said 70 husk forty bushels per hour,
i cutting and shredding the stalks ut the
same time.
G. \. lIunSerforl X co. are closing
out their stock Of goods. having Just
purchased Il stock and business over at
Dalton. where they will move in the
near future.
The store building that has been used
by y. II. Sherman through the summer
has been lea sed to f. l.. Avery and Il.
T.. McMicken. who will use it for n
grocery and meut market after the
first Of April.
The newly elected officers of Vestn
Lodge, No. lS7, d. of r.. viii be i'll
stalled Saturday evening Dec, :, as
follows: y. e.. Jennie Stang: V. c.,
Rose ierittson; secretary, t. ~
Pritchard: treasurer. Lucinda Barnes.
Mrs. T.. II. Pickard was elected trus-
toe for three years.
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AVOCA.
boy

Tiomu tribe Of Red Men win meet
every Tuesday evening in Sarsiield
opera house, All members should be
present
Miss Mary McGrath of Scranton
spent Sunday with Miss Nellie Gala
han.
Madeline, the ten months old daugh-
ter Of Mr., and Mrs. James Mcllulc, Of
Main street, died on Sunday afternoon,
after Il brief Illness. The funeral will
take place this afternoon at 80
O'Clock. Intcrment will be i'm st.
Marys cemetery.
On saturday evening, another dar-
ing robbery was committed, when
James McMillan's store was broken
into and quantity of boots and
shoes were carried off. Frank Flynn
and J., T.. O'3rien We're driving home
from Pittston and We're putting their
horse IN McAIllan's stable, when they
We're confronted by two masked men
with drawn revolvers, They told them
not 10 say word aud To proceed down
the street. When they got them at n
respectable distance, they threate
To shoot it they returned, Afterwards,
Messrs o Brien and Flynn aroused the
neighbors, but when they got To the
store the burglars We're Off With the
booty.
Domlnick, the 9,-year-old son of AIR.
and Mrs. John King, of Duryea, died
on sunday evening at the family resi-
dence, after a brief illness. Besides his
parents, he is survived By one brother
and three sisters. The funeral win
take place tomorrow morning at .
O'Clock. A requiem mass will be cele-
brated in ST. Mary's church. Inter-
ment viii be in st, Mary's cemetery.
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HALLSTEAD.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Hallstead. Nov 1S.-Ar. Thomas. a
newspaper man of experience from FL
mira, was in town Monday coniem-
plating leasing the County Herald.
Charles SimonS died of consumption
Sunday morning at his boarding
house. the home of Mrs. Sadie Lord,
on Lackawanna avenue. In November.
1900. he contracted Il heavy cold which
later on developed into consumption.
Death was caused by !; hemorihage OF
the lungs. He died at lilo Il. H. His
age was 70 years. His father and
mother are both living. For many
years he was employed as brakeman
on the Lackawannu railroad being last
employed on the train crew OF &. Y.
Preston. The funeral services will be-
held at 10 O'Clock Wednesday, at the
house. l.. f.. Tuttle is the undertaken
in charge. The remains will be taken
to Foster for burial in the family plot
there. His service on the railroad WAS
always highly satisfactory.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

mother. Mrs. Palmer or Dunmore. on
saturday.
Mrs. William Sialcs and Miss Helen
lIurleigh visited I'm Scranton Saturday
Mrs. John Whytc was a visitor III
pittston yesterday.
Misses Katie Godwallis and Lizzie
Whyte visited their aunt. Mrs. John
son Randall. of Avoca.
The marriage of Nlr. Ralph Dnnks
ana Miss Mary Evans. both wcll.
known young people of this place, was
solemnized in the Presbyterian par
sonagc. Avoca. Rev. Smith officiating
Mrs. Minor Swngle and Martha Bul-
Ter. of Pittston. We're callers mt the
home of Mrs. zimmerman. Of this
place.
The Ladies Aid society of Lawrence
Primitive Methodist church are busilN
engaged in preparing for Il Thanks
giving dinner and supper, to be held
ut the Lawrence Hose Company hall
on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. Is,
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WYALUSING.
.cial to the SCI anton Tribune.


Wyalusing. Nov. 1S.-Nlss I.ucretia
Turrcll returned Ia MontrOse after
spending the summer with Mrs. Amelia
Porter.
Miss Allie Smith spent Il few days
with friends ut Scranton recently.
Mr. and Mrs George Chamberlain,
of .Asbury Park. y. j.. are visiting his
mother, Mrs. Susan Chamberlain.
Mrs. ID. V, Keeer entertained the
Twentieth Century club Friday after
noon.
Mrs. Fisher Welles suent last Tues
day With relatives at Mehoopany.
Mrs. William Wclles and daughters
returned home saturday from Il visit
with relatives at Athens,
Mr. Roy AckIcy and Miss Lottie Lea
man Was married at her brothers, Mr.,
Edward Leamans, in Browntown ON
Thursday by the Rev, \, ]. Cook.
Miss Bessie SloCum leaves Wedncs-
day evening for New Haven, Conn.
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DURYEA.
al TO the scrantyn lriblar

Special 10 the Scrdniyn lrlbduc.
Duryea, Nov. 1S.~-A COW owned by
MIR. John johns, of This place, while
erazins in the large field near lmowns
quarry offices yesterday, suddcnly dis
appeared. Some citizens vino were
standing near noticed the disappear
ance of the COW and investigated and
found that the animal had fallen into
the earth with large cave that had
suddenly taken place. lslcy soon pro-
cured an apparatus and lifted The COW
from its strange position, hut the cow
died from the injuries received il the
cave. The cave was caused by shift
Ing of uuicksand in the mines. The
Burke residence was damaged by "A
CAVERN ON South Main street recently.
Alr. Dominick King, for several
years township commissioner died at
his home on York avenue
, Mrs. Thomas Cox was a visitor in
Pittston SATURDAY.
Mrs. John Whitman visited her
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