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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-02
DALTON.

Rev. \. W. Cooper and Rev, Robert
r. Thompson exchanged pupits ON
Sunday morning
Miss Henrietta Decker, who has been
i'll. is improving.
Mrs. Harrison Whitman is seriously
i'll at her home with pneumonia
The funeral of George Rittenscr, who
died on Thursday last. aged 4. years,
was held at his late home Sunday
morning at 9ii o'clock. Rev. \. W.
Cooper had charge of the service.
John SWartI is expecting to move
to Scranton soon.
\. l.. Cooper of Wesleyan ,niver-
sity. is spending his vacation with his
parents here. Mr.. Cooper is n. member
of the senior class and viii graduate
in June,
James +, Dickson has been making
improvements about his residence here
preparatory to his moving his family
from Scranton here for the summer
Mrs. W. \. Dean has gone to Nor
folk, Va. To spend some time with her
son. Walter Clark Dean, who is an
electrician in the navy yard there.
This evening III" EpWorth league of
the Methodist church will hold thcil
regular monthly business meeting, In
stead of the usual literary programme
thu members of the Junior league will
render Easter cXrciscS. Dime lunch
boxes will be sold with Easter souve-
mrs in each,
\ meeting Of the official board of The
Methodist church viii bc held on
Thursday evening at the close of the
nraycr service.
Mrs. Trursdalr. who is the guest ut
her niece, Mrs, O. 4, Stull is quite III.
RuN. II. i. Whulcn, II. D., Of Carbon
dale, will lecture ON "iiard Times in
the Baptist church on Friday cVcninE
of this week under the auspices of the
Womcn's Christian Temperance union
ut this place, No admission will b.
charged, but AN Offering will be taken,
Miss Hattie Jackson, who has been
making her home for nearly two years
with Mrs. Mary Eaton, will leave to-
morrow to live with her parents in East
Lemon,
The farmers and others in this Nicin" "
ity are rejoicing that the threatened
coal strike has been uNerted, lt.iH
hoped labor and capital troubles will
finally end without strikes
Wcscott smith, II lifelong and highlr
esteemed resident of this place died a.
| O'Clock Monday morning from an at
tack of pneumonia, aged 81 years. He
is survived by five ohildrcu \. r.
Smith, NJ u. Smith, \, IL, smith, Of
Dalton, Mrs, isabella Patterson, OF
la Plume, and Mrs. Carrie \. Patter-
son, uf FleeNillc, His wiin died four
years ago. During the time of the Six
Principle Baptist church ne was an ac-
live member of it. His lic'S vocation
was that of farmer, His funeral Will
he held in the Dalton Baptist church
Wednesday morning at II o'clock. R"v.
Robert Il. Thompson will have charge
Of the services.
The two children of Emory Gardner
.,,,f, anita iii
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A BLACKSMITH AMUCK.
He Frightens Woman and Breaks
Glass in CITY Building.

Frank Alberty. blacksmith, maze
lots of trouble for himself and others
on Sunday night. Notwithstanding that
all saloons are supposed to be closed on
the Lords day. Mr.. Alberty accumu-
lated u iirstclass jag" during the
afternoon and evening in some manner
and that was the immediate cause FOR
the effects that followed
Late in the evening it is alleged that
he insulted a woman on Main street,
and she Immediately went to the city
building and got Il policeman. The
policeman placed the blacksmith under
arrest. The two were about to enter
the city building when Alberty, who
is Il very strong man, refused to go
further. He resisted with all his
strength, but the officer, William Nc
Andrew. also was husky man and
did his best to keep his prisoner.
In the struggle Alberty's fist went
through one of the large panes of glass
in the inner swinging doors of the en-
trance. and his hand and arm were cut
quite badly. He did not resist further
and the officer put him in the jail.
Yesterday morning he was brought
before Mayor Fitzpatrick on three
charges: Drunkenness insulting n
woman and resisting an officer The
mayor promptly fined him $40 for the
bunch.
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OBITUARY.
Mrs. Elizabeth Freas.

Mrs. II. l.. FreaS, of Jcrnyn, who
less than II month ago was Miss Eliza
beth Newton, of this city, died at her
home in the former place Yesterday
morning of an absCcss of the lungs,
aged twenty-one ye;rs. The facts sur
rounding her really sudden death are
very sad.
About two years ago she WHS af-
ilicted with typhoid fever, which great
lE impaired her constitute m She had
however improved of late and at The
time of her marriage, on March i, was
thought To be in good health. Ten days
ago she contracted II severe cold and
her condition became critical An alb
scesS formed on the lungs and she died
at $50 yesterday morning.
She was born in this city. Hut for IL
few years in AvUca her lii" had been
spent in this city.
Mrs. Frcas is survived by her young
husband, II prominent young business
man at Jermyu; her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. john Newton, of this city, two
sisters. Mrs, Decker, of AVuca, and
Miss Edith Newton, Of this city, and
one brother, John II. Newton, Il cadet
at Annapolis Naval academy The ar
rangemonts for the funeral services
will he announced later
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pECKN!LLE.

At the Methodist Episcopal church on
Sabbath last, Key. DR.. j. e. Sweet OF
Scranton. preached an eloquent sermon
on The Power of Knowing Cod 1t
was listened to by Il large cungrcSa-
ton of his old friends. In tn" evening
Rev. NJ -. Fuller of jcrmyu, Pap
preached a powerful sermon on 'fhc
Power of the Exalted Christ" Tho SER
mon was listened to by rapt attention.
At the close of both services the pas
tor, Rev. +. GenGaIl. presented the
twentieth century movement of this
charge in an effort to ray tn" entire
church debt not later than December
of this Year. over nine hundred dol
lars were secured ana the success OF
the enterprise fully assured.
Don't forget the rummagc sale III thc
Brundaee building ON Depot street.
Bargains every day and evening this
week. On Tuesday evening tn" ln-
dies will serve 1t lj-Ccnt supper TO
which the public is invited, ON FRIDAY
evening Good Friday an Easter sup
per will be served. Eggs in every style.
Ice cream for sale each evening
There will he an entertainment ut
the Methodist Episcopal church this
evening under the direction Of class
number u;nu of the Methodist IGpiSco-
pal SUNDAY school. This entertainment
will be n rare treat, ns the artists are
all of well known ability, Miss Cora NJ.
Gritlin, as an rlucutiu'iSt, is rccog~
niZnd as on" of the best in this part of
the state. She viii hc assisted by Mr..
TOshud Johns, of the schubert quar-
tett". who will shortly leave for Wash
ingtun, l.. g., To sing in tn" presidents
church. She will also he assisted by
other artists ut = high order. Miss l.ulu
Constantine and Miss Elizabeth owens.
The programme viii consist of the fol-
loving. Vocal solo, selected, Joshua
Johns, READINESS, "Micharl ~tro-
gott," tJulos Nomol "Jim' Ger,
truGr Norton, "Dinicuit Love Making
Anon, Miss cora NJ. Griffin: Nueal'spl",
selected. Joshua Johns; nclsaric poses.
Miss Lulu Constantine: readings,
"I.asca" Dcpir2 AUNT Melissa on
BOYS" Anon, "'rumcl" Burdeitc, "The
First Quarrel" r,nuySon, confused,
uupknsou Smuh Miss cora NJ. Grit
I'm: vocal SOTO "rhinr," MIR, Johns;
pantouuin, Nearer, Nj Cod to
Thee" Miss Lulu Constantine; read
il ~, Loan. tn" l'ursaTcn'; "ilow
SaNalor4 Won" Miss Cora ~ Griffin.
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SWORN INTO OFFICE.
The New Members of Common Coun-
Gil Take Oath Before the Mayor,

The first of the four new common
councilmen to take tn" oath of office
yesterday was w. n. Masters, of the
Firth ward. He came into the mayors
office and completed his eligibility for
the office at 9.l5 IL. III. Ten minutes
after Erwin ". stone, also a new mem
ber from the Fifth ward. solemrly
sworc to perform the duties Of his
office as required by law. Robert
Whitfield strolled into the room just in
pany with stone.
Gabriel PueliauC, the Italian MEM
Der. was made IL councilman by his
honor AZ 9.55. being the first citizen of
his nationality to he sworn into office
in this city. He comes from the First
ward, and his name is first on the list
of the common council members, and
on roll-call he has first say.
Mr.. pugliano was very careful, after
the new common council had been
called to order, not to vote on any
question unless he thoroughly UNDER
stood it, Several times during the
many roll-nll.; of the day he would
rise from his scat and ask an eNplana-
ton Of the pending motion. In each
ease ii was seen that he understood
his vote all right. but wanted to be
very cautious. There is no doubt but
that he will make a most desirable
member of the councils.
The other two cuuucilmen, A. r.
THOMPSON and j. j. Nealon. from the
First and Third wards, who We're re-
elected, were sworn in later by the
mayor.
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Common Council.

In common council the full member
ship was present. Fred Thompson sue
reedcd himself. G. Pugliano succeeded
Il. NJ. Shepherd. John Nealon succeed
cd himself, Whitfield succeeded John
Wedcman. W. H. Masters and Il. r..
Stone succeeded V. \. Swingle and w.
II. Smith.
Clerk LOTUS called for nominations
for Il temporary chairman. Mr.. Whit
field nominated \. +. Thompson, and
MIR. Nealon dominated Alex. Kennedy,
the retiring chairman.
The r0ll was called ana resulted in Il
tie, as follows:
For mpSon-Thompson Whitfield.
w II. Masters. stone Evans, John
Masters.
For Pueliano, LOTUS, Col
lns. Nealon. Murphy. Kennedy.
The same nominations We're then
made for permanent chairman, and the
balloting resulted similarly.
After the fourth ballot, the council
still being doad-locllcd, Mr.. Kennedy
moved that Mir. Nealor be made tenn
rorary chairman. 1t was so carried.
ON motion OF Mr.. Kennedy. \. f.
Lotus was made clerk
The resolution from the other branch,
inStructing the city clerk to advertise
for bids for the lighting of the streets,
was deferred till after the appointment
of committees.
The resolution to meet select council
in joint session was carried.
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JERMYN AND MAYFlELD.

Mrs. RI. l.. Freas whose serious i'll
ness was m"ntioped Saturday, died ut
her home on North Main street ycster-
day morning. The CarbOndale Leader,
commenting on her death, says: THE
circumstances surrounding the case
are particularly sad. About two years
ago, Mrs. Froas was afflicted with ty-
phOid fever, which greatly impaired
her constitution. She had, however,
improved of late. and at the time of
her marriage, on March 6th, was in
comparatively good health. About ten
days ago she contracted Il severe cold,
and her condition quickly became criti-
cal. IN abcesS formed on the lungs
and the efforts of the best physicians
proved futile and about $50 she passed
away" Deceased was born in Car
bcndale city tWenty-one years ago, and
with the exception of n few years in
Avoca, hey entire life has been spent
in Carbonate. She was II young lady
of charming personality and was tai
crted in music and other accomplish
ne nts. Deceased is survived ny her
husband, her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Newton, of tarhOndale; two sis
tcis, Mrs. Decker, of Avoca, and Miss
F6ith Newton, of Carbondalc, and one
brother, John II. Newton, IL cadet at
Annapolis Naval academy. Funeral
will take place Wednesday afternoon.
Services at the house and intcrment
will be made at Carbuncule.
The second lecture of the Debt Fund
lecture course given in the First Rap-
tist church Friday evening. by Rev.
Thomas De';ruchy j.. d., was very IN
structiNc and inspiring 10 all Whn
heard II. The stereopticon views were
fine and made II deep impression. DR..
Whalen's kind assistance was apprc-
ciated The third lecture will be given
Monday evening, April S, by Rev. Er-
nest Melville, rector of st. James Epis-
copal church at Fort Edward N. Y.
Frank l.. Depew has received tho
appointment OF rural messenger I'm
connection with the free mail delivery,
as mentioned in yesterdays Items.
w. X. DodsOn, who resigns from the
Delaware and Hudson depot today, viii
be succeeded by Mr.. W. H. Peterson,
of Minooka.
Lewis Adams, who has been night
watchman at the Delaware and Hut
son breaker for number of years, has
resigned and taken to farming. He Is
succeeded at the breaker 10y Walter
Depcw.
The Hillside "nmpanS'S "olliorl"s
We're all idle yesterday, on account OF
scarcity of cars. Half time is the lat
est orders at the Delaware and Iiud-
son mine.
Mrs. John Maynard, OF South Main
street, WAS IL Scranton visitor ycstvr-
day,
Mr.. and Airs. J. Smith and family,
who have resided in this borough for
the past few years, lett yesterday FOR
Kingston, where Mr. Smith has So
cured employment
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M00SIC.

MiS. r. NJ SJcarnS, uf RevkVillc,
spent sunday with relatives in town.
Thr l.pWorth League business nvct-
ing Of the Methodist Episcopal church
Will he held uJ the home Of Miss car
rie Siberhine this evening,
MossrS. Dclhcrt knapp aud John
Pearl left yesterday for Philadelphia,
where they have accepted positions.
The Misses Maud Smith and Ethel
Trrgelas attended Prof Haydn Evans
recital at SCrlnton last evening,
Pictures were taken Of the Moosic
noon.
,Nder of odd Fellows, ON Friday
evening elected the following officers:
Noble grand Thomas Patterson; vice
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In Trinity churches the services for
Holy Week will be rs follows:
Holly Communion every morning at
O'Clock and evening service every
day at 4 o'clock.
ON Wednesday evening Right Rev.
Ethalbert Talbot. bishop of the Epis-
copal diocese of Central Pennsylvania
will preach at $50 o'clock.
ON Friday the three hours service
will begin at ~ o'clock and end at 3
O'Clock. Rev. Frank G. Ballentinc
rector Of Christ church. Green Ridge
will oiliciate.
On Easter day Holy Communion will
be administered at and 80 Il. m. The
1890 service will he an especially elab-
crate one. The rector wi preach. AT $50
p. M. the children's services will be
held in the new auditorium Evening
service will be held at 1.30 o'clock, the
rector occupying the pulpit.
Beginning with the Easter morning
service the vested choir will resume
lhc procession, which has been dis
penscd with during Lent.
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"At Piney Ridge "

The management Of the Grand an
nOunccs as the next attraction, David
Higgins Southern play, AT Pincy
Ridge" Its action takes place In Chat
tanoosa and the mountains of Eastern
Tennessee. about 1855. It deals with
the passions of men and women of to-
day. The characters are strongly drawn
and strongly acted. The stage settings
are fine specimens of scenic art, that
of the first act showing the porch and
garden of General behring's plantation.
and that OF the third act representing
a scene in the Tennessee mountains,
being particularly beautiful,
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mcrs, tramp. pedlar, doctor, commo-
dorc, Dorothy, Junita and Janet.
Chorus Of nilkmaids and farmers
boys. From present indications, IL
crowded house will greet the perform
ers.
p. T.. Callahan. the lotelIleeper, has
moved from the Sritz building to the
Sweeney building, on LackaWanna
street. ..
The funeral of the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Gill. of Dunmorc
street, will take place this Afternoon
nj 30 O'Clock. burial will he made
in Union cemetery.
Mrs. Anthony Jones. of Kingston,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Pro-
bert. on Delaware street.
Harry Mellit, of Scranton, was VS.
itor in town sunday.
Nh and Mrs, NJ. *. tlam,len spent
Sunday with Hyde Park relatives.
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NJ lO.3o the joint session was called
to order. Srlcclman Mannon nomi-
mated Mr.. Kennedy as chairman of the
joint session and the motion was car
ried unanimously. 1t looked as ir
everything WAS 10 20 through swim
nir"lv, when Mr., Thompson. of select.
raised n point Of order to the effect
that as the common council was pro-
ceedmg under temporary organiza ton
j" Wuuld lik" To have an opinion from
the city solicitor If IL joint session was
legal. CITY solicitor Stuart gave an
official opinion that the common coun-
ell should effect II permanent organ
12ation with il permanent chairman be-
fore they could meet in joint session tn
elect city clerk Mr.. Munnion then
moYed That Joint session should arise.
'arrierl. Select then adjourned To ".
nG,,tiid common council Went back to
tn" work "i choosing a chairman,
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Hrs. John Widmer.

Mrs, John Widmer Wife of the Welt
known veterinary surgeon, died at her
home in Willow lane Yesterday morn
ing, after protracted illness of can
Ger.
Deceased was II daughtcr NJ Jacob
and Eliza Kut2ler, She was bern in
SuOudsburg Monroe county, hfty-six
years ago. On December - 1866, she
WAS united in marriage to Dr Wilmer,
by whom she is survived, together
with four sons ant two daughters. all
now of this city but DIR. Edgar Viii
mer, residing in Stroudsburs, The
funeral announcement will be made
later.
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The select and common couhciS NV"
thei,. last 5 ssions yesterday morning.
Both branches met in their chambers
at 10 O'Clock.
Chairman Thompson called the select
council to order. and the roll-cali
showed all present Mr.. Fletcher pre-
scented a concurrent resolution to the
effect that the city clerk be instructed
10 advertise for bids for lighting the
city streets.
Clerk Moon re.,d Il Letter from Mr..
Eertram, secretary to Andrew Car
negic. stating that as soon as the nee
cssary ordinance was passed Mr. car
ncpic wo,id make good his offer. ~
letter was also read from the firm of
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ceived and vanquished each in turn,
until overpowered by numbers. He
was brought before Mr. Lynch, who
held them all in bail. which was FUR
nished by all but Stephen. The pros
pect of his going to Jail was so great
that his wife's family withdrew the
charge.
Peter Burke was before Squire
Lynch also on sunday OH charges Of
assault and battery and malicious mis-
chief. He was accused by John Molloy
of hitting Mrs. Molloy with a poker
and knocking her down. After Molloy
had given Burke two pretty black eyes
aud changed several of his features
he had him arrested. Mr. Lynch held
him In $500 bail on the two charges.
He was given over to Constable Haley
to take to Scranton. Haley missed
the train and Burke was put In the
city Jail here over night. rcsuming his
journey yesterday morning.
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MRS. BRENNAN's FUNERAL.
A Large Concourse Follows Her Re-
mains to Their Resting Place.

The funeral services over the remains
of the late Mrs. John Brennan We're
held yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.
An unusually large number of sorrow
ing friends passed in slow procession
from her late home OH River street to
the Church of st. Rose de Lima. There
a solemn high mass of requiem was
Solemnized. Rev Father Dixon being
celebrant; Father Cotfey, deacon, and
Father German, sub deacon.
The pall-bearerS were Patrick Nc
Garry, Henry Collins, Charles McCann,
John Rogan. Michael Munley, Thomas
kearncy, Michael Horan and William
Collins. The flower bearers were Dam
iel Peel and Thomas Brennan. Inter-
ment was made in St. Rose cemetery.
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Died in New York.

Friends in this city yesterday rc-
ceived the news of the death oi Mrs
Catherine Brown, widow OF James
Brown, of Honesdalc, who passed away
in New York city Oh Sunday morning
last. She had lived in Scranton for
several years, and was former resi-
dent, also, of Honesdala. She was also
well known in this city. Her remains
viii! leave New York for lIonesdale
by way of the Erie this morning and
internent will take place AT the Maple
City tomorrow morning.
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Meetings Tonight.

William II. Davies Womcn's Relief
corps,
Division No. Il, Ancient Order Of
IIibcmians,
st. Vincent de Paul.
LackaWanna tribe, No 20S Improved
order uf Red Men.
Mitchell Hose company,
tarbondale conclave, No, 329, I'M
proved Order of Heptasophs.
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MI. Dimock in Town.

W. II. Dimock, OF the Cook Il Church
Dramatic company, WAS in town on
Sunday. He was able to spend that
day at home, because his company is
i'm Binghamton this week. Besides
looking after the stage management Of
the company, he plays the character
comedy parts and second heavies."
He has Travelled all through the East
ern states this winter and has won
mcrltcd recognition from the company,
as attestcd by rapid promotions.
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grand, Horace II. French recording
secretary George TrcGellaa; trustee. {.
:. Snyder; representative to grand
lodge, q. :. Snyder.
Miss Jessie Ilessler. of Wilkcs-Barrc.
spent Sunday with friends in town.
John Burns left yesterday for Day
ton, o., where he will play ball with
the club at that place.
James AltcmuS is confined to his
home with tonSilitiS.
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OLYpHANT.

Lovers of good music should not
miss the delightful comic opera, "The
Merry Milllmaids," which will be pro-
duced by ST. Patrick's choir at the
Father Mathew Opera House next
Monday night. The piece abounds in
and bright, catchy music,
Bauers orchestra, of Scranton, win
play the accompaniment to the sing
ing and Miss Nettie Mcdonnell will
be present. The characters are Queen,
judge, Monica, the fortune teller,
farmer, Jim and Joe, gentlemen, far
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-02

Justice of the Peace Lynch, of Fell
township had family row to adjudi-
cate on saturday. stephen Gluck, who
had "A pay day then, got little too
fun 10 feel good and Went home 10
whip his wife, Her screams brought
her mother, father and sister To the
rescue, one al time. stephen re-
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HEALTH BOARD MEETS.
Effects Reorganization Without Diff
cultv-Elects Same Officers.

The health board was the first OF the
municipal bodies tn meet in the city
building yesterday morning for the
purpose of reorganization. At . O'clock
they got together II their room on the
third floor and i'll Il Very short time
had transacted their business and adj
journed. The officers of the board were
all reelected, as follows:
Prcsidcnt--J. :. Niles, NJ. n.
ScCrctary-Cieorse W. Evans.
Sanitary Onicer--Patrick T.. Monltt
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Mrs. John Pettigrew has received the
news of the death Of her niece, Mrs.
Edwards, of Archibald. which occurred
Sunday. Mrs. Edwards was formerly
Miss Annie flaish, of Carbondale,
Funeral notice tomorrow.
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Discharged from Hospital.

Michael T. Moran, of Farview street
who was injured several weeks ago
at the Lookout, was discharged from
the Emergency hospital on saturday
One arm had to he amputatod, but
tleut ted.
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Missionary Meeting,

The Ladies' Home and Foreign Mis-
siunary society of the First Methodist
Episcopal church viii have II meeting
ON Wednesday afternoon at the hom.
of Mrs, Henry BoX, on Church street.
over S,lmuns' store
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George Leech Here.

George Leach, VINO for several years.
was in the milling business in the firm
OF Fowler & L.eech, is visiting In town.
He now conducts II prosperous lumber
business in North Carolina.
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Three Births.

10 AIR. and Mrs. j. j. White, of Ca
naan street, son. TO Mr., and Mrs.
=. Il. Dockerty OF South Church street
a son. TO Mr.. and Mrs. q. III. LOTUS,
of Seventh avenue, son.
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The Mitchell Hose company will hold
their resular monthly business meeting
this evening at : O'Clock.