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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-23
Surprise Party.

On Monday evening Il surprise party
was given Miss Annie Davies, of Nor
ris court by IL host of her young
friends. in honor of her twelfth birth
day. Piano selections were rendered by
Annie Davies, Margaret Jones and
Samuel Coyne.
Those present were: Misses Maggie
and Essie Davies, Lily. Ella and Emily
Seymour, Annie Phillips, Mary Hart,
Maud and Bessie Jones. Gladys and
Ella Hague, Edith Jones. May Douse,
Hattie Akeson, Nellie Kline. Flosse de
Gruchy, Mary, Cora, Sadie and May
Morgan, Miriam Thomas. Margaret and
Catherine Roberts, Jennie Frantz Edith
and Sadie Jones, Margaret Parfit. John
Holvey, Willie Morgans. Charlie and
Arthur Williams. Hugh Johnson. John
Jones.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-23
p. O. S. of A. Parade.

Last evening the Patriotic Order
Sons of America held a parade to adj
Ncrtise their coming excursion to Noun
tain Park on July 26. The parade was
headed bv a white mule with black
rider. Following this were a number
of Enthusiastically dressed men with horns
and bandwagon filled with the Vet
9rans' Drum corps. The parade at
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-23
Stars Again Victorious.

The invincible North End Stars scored
another victory yesterday in a one-sidcd
game by defeating the Actives, of Dutch
Gap, by the score of 2S to 0. The visit
ing team was not in the same class as
the Stars, The star playing of the game
was by David Thomas, the crack college
player at right field, his running one hand
catch being the feature of the game
Batteries, McCluskie Williams and Da-
Wis for the Stars, and Bright and Rich
ards, for the Actives.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-23
Annual Picnic.

The ladies of the Home and Foreign
Missionary societies OF the Providence
Presbyterian church held their annual
outing at Nay Aug park yesterday after
noon.
The car left Weston place at o'clock
in the afternoon and returned at an early
evening hour. At the park the party
was served with a delightful rcpast.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-23
ANOTHER LIBEL CHARGE.
Editor Little, of the scrantonian, Ar
rested by M. w. Guernsey.

Editor Richard Little. of the Scran-
tonian. was held in $500 bail yesterday,
by Alderman Myron Kasson, on the
charge of libel preferred by NJ. w.
Guernsey. This is the third time Little
has been arraiened before the alder
man in the last two weeks. on this
charge, Guernsey swearing out all Of
the warrants.
The alleged libel which caused yes
terday's arrest consisted of an editorial
in last Sundays Scrantonian. Little
waived hearing and entered bail.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-23
WEST SCRANTON
Deputy Constable Jacobs Sued for the Re-
covery Of Money Paid Him to Discover
Mans Truant Wife-Other Notes.

tracted much attention, owing to the
colored lights burned along the line OF
march. which extended over the prin-
cipal streets of the West Side and CEN
trail city.
The excursion will be run by Camp
No. IFS. The excursion train will leave
the Central depot at Sis, and the ex-
cursion tickets will also be good on the
o'clock train. Several prizes will be
offered for races, base ball and other
or
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-23
Notice.

On account of unavoidable delay in
having Mr.. Carson's report. the time
for the purchase of Continental Ma
tional oil stock, with free oil certifl-
cates, has been extended to August /,
giving those who failed to secure same
on the 14th instant another opportun-
ity. b. G. Morgan, 103 North Main ave-
nue.. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-23
NORTH, SCRANTON NEWS.
Governor Stones Appointment Of
Druggist Davis to Serve on the
State Pharmaceutical Board.

G. w. Davis, the popular druggist, of
West Market street. and recently ap-
pointed by Governor Stone on the state
board for the examination of candidates
for certificates as pharmacists. is one of
our most promising citizens. He has been
engaged in the drug business a great
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-23

abeth Maley. and Callman Joseph Cerine
nave returned home after q pleasant
fishing trip at Kewance lake.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
military Reservation mt manila.

WASHINGTON. Oct. Q. Secretary
Root has issued an order setting aside
a large tract Of land containing 500
acres within five miles of Manila as q
miIt,Hry reservation. The place is in
tended to lr the site Of tie first of a
system Of modern brigade posts which
ere to be erected throughout the is
lands. Accommodations will be afford
ed at this post for one regiment Of in
fantry, two squadrons Of cavalry and
two batteries Of artillery. 1t is the pur-
pose to get the soldiers out of Manila
proper as far as possible. Probably the
garrison at Manila proper will be ulti-
matcly reduced to regiment of heavy
artillery kept within the walled city
for the purpose Of manning the sea-
coast Notifications there.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
WHAT RAILROAD PASSENGERS
HEARD OF ATLANTIC CITY.

Ihere was a woman on a train
coming down from phlIadel phia, the
other nigh! who has been spen Ing
the past summer at Atlantic CIV
with fearful aud wondertut en-
phaslS on the second "al.' -
She was such an unoe nSti wUmln,
too. She cilmued INTO the rear day
crach. deposited her many satcn is
aud wraps about her started her
husband ON the first series of er-
randS tc the sleeper forward and pro-
ceeded to generously inform her lei
low riders whv she WAS travelling
like a tramp in a coach. y
Just as the gas lighted station be-
gan to Slide away from the last VIA
dow and every Ooly was pgeDlrius
for the ride to Wilmington ant Wash
ipSton her particularly inUIeusNe
husband came in with y yolUAtul
man aud wife whom The woman in
the crowded seat had met somewhere
during the months gone oy.
sou! my. she began as they got
seated, 81 don'L know wNlJ you will
think OF us traveiins out hero with
these people, " sendng wIIh..In,
glance toward the sleepy passengers,
"but you see my nurOAuI i, such Il
careless person he forgot TO en4As2
berth ahead, and We baye got to
sit up all night jas! like cutie uu.
less we get Il JGrlh IN BAltInor3,
wlich | doubt. WHAT do you think
a bout it, Ml.l?N
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09

"And my hat with the yellow
feathers. " ii, | had to put it away
FOR It lookel like it hal been pullc,
rlr)1gh u neelle and Will said | re
ma ie him of II dragglel hen and
my clothes was as if they'd been
washed all not ironed."
I Tough driel," suggested the
! ypfng WOmln.
EXACTLY. And that's one reason
| had to come home in such hurry
ana why We amt got no berth I'M
less we can get it at Baltimore; but
VIII he had Overstayel his time,
anyway; not that l blame him,
though, for Atlantic City"-with a
hundred horse power on the "at''-
rs the hardest place to get away
! from.
| 81 foun1 i splendid pair of eye
glasses at Atlantic CITY. too They
are 22.karat gold and have re al
COOL glass and l nice, long gold
chain, and Sly | can wear that
anyhow even it | don't need them
foand them On the Board dwalEl. .
And she filed in with minute
account Of th. particular board
/ where they were lying anl how she
happened to see them, and so on
whIe the passenger, luling into a
train doze muttared sAvagelv.
"B0t | nearly forgot to tell you
about my shaw. | bought the pretti-
est silk shawl why, 1t Is all OF a yard
aud iiut IN width. isn't it, Will?'
VIII SAID that twas fully that.
And ,lrh a bargain, too. | was
afraid the man-le was Que Of them
i1yct' 'H, who alwIvs manage to
get 4yCr9 wherG SOMEHOW and [
argued with him while over the
price, but he Woullu + come dywn
any, ana then knew | had got a
bargain. Anl WA. he wanted me
10 bay QUE for hts moJner, but | was
Just Tired or talking to that man
50 long, and SAID wait until we get
TO InIIdce,phta, where they'd be
cheaper, for | thought they would
be, but they was more, and
And what . shame for you to
flV" mora the younger woman
+nid.
"Nh'nDI liln't, either" com
4 didn't buy it, for it
Wt~n't worth III, and, besides, his
mplhrr isn't Il baby, and sac don't
expect something every time we go
Oh triD anI .rues5 high uS coal is
she WiII br gIp't We broAght the mo-
u,E lIuli" inrtrHl. We haven't cot a
h1up Of coU III .ao cellar, aud while
W" always uses soft guess it will .
be " i"b t"5 iN& ID get that.
tnr hpC"l where we WAS at, at |
InierS ore the third !
''al ~ gpin%tD 5huI uD this week .
."I'' lhcN iI.T'l't gpo any r)ll, AMI |
p prlr maize such II fuss over the .
>nIl o'AI tHlt they say th'y guess
th"El' fr' W., But w, liln't n"rl to /
worry about ry@l Wnrn we was ut .
Atlantic Clty, for it WAS warm
U1I yn there. AMI Sne mcrcifully .
'riIii"i into I Monotone, wlile the
pn+s 'D%H#sloDHrl. 3ut at Intervals
I spray at Afltntic City" woull /.
'loat through the car, AMI every
ru iE grwueI AMI even when the
'ontur,ur said "change cars for
Harrisburg and the West" and
h" Joung couple rmel for their
sleeper, the talkcr exclaimed: "Oh,
N.Y. that rpnrinlel me of how we
tlMa"s had to rush around when we
Vas at Atlantic City,"
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
TWO NEGROES OF
NEWBERN LYNCHED.

NEWBERN. Team. Nct. H.--Gartcld
Burlcy and Curtis Brown. two negroes,
were hanged here Ivy Il mob Of 600 p,r-
sons. hurley on Saturday last shot and
instantly killed II. I'Aatt. II well known
farmer, near Dyersliurg. Flatt had
traded horses with the negro, and the
latter demanded that the trade be de
cured off Flat refused to acccdc TO
this proposition and while on his way
home was shot down by hurley. a
posse had been hunting the murderer
and last night located him in negro
cabin at Huffman, Ark. While being
brought to Dyersburg BurleE confessed
the killing, duplicating Curtis Brown
as an accessory.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
FOR THE SOUTH

Southern Railway ay.-Express 64G p. N.
daily, SlceperS to Port Tampa, Augusta,
Memphis. and New Orleans; 7S6 y. m,
daily, sleepers to New Orleans. Macon
Memphis, Nashville, via Ashcville and
Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Line-ENpress 12.43 p
NJ. daily, sleepers to Charleston. Macon,
md Port Tampa los a. m, daily, sleep
ers TO Richmond and Jacksonville.
Chesapeake Il Ohio Railway-sll D.
m, daily, dining car and slecpcrs to Gin
cnnati.
Scahoard Air Line Ruilway-ExpreSs
4.35 a. M, daily. sleepers to New Or
leans and Jacksonville "Florida and
metropolitan Limited" 400 p IN. daily,
slecpcrs to Atlanta and Tampa.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
&aW RA!lROAD.

schedule In effect May IS. 1902
Az trains illuminated with PintscS
light.
~ Express trains
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware
Avenue Station. for
NEW YORK, week days, s526 ss4n
10y a. m; 'l2,2l, $3.50, '519 Royal Lin.
Ned'' Tax, 'lC55 p. m. Sundays. 2s g 4oa
'n.a7 a m: '2.56. '5.l9 (Royal Limltedl,
T42 'lO55 p. m
| ffILADEpPlilA, week days. s526, bao
'e49, no. 500, $40, 'lO5s, 1857 a, m.s
~ H. '..'6, 3l5, '45S, 1916 Royal LlmltedY
| W. 49, so, 'lO6j p. IN. Sundays s51E
wv s'V $40. lO.6S, 'll,35 a. m. s256, 43G
%ls' Ntoyal Limitedl, 6.35, .742, SOS. 'lNss
| .. m,
Chester week days. $50, IS IS, 72o 1os,
"4o' 'lOoS' 1857 a. m; IS, ass, $40, "74a
W. 10 % p. m. Sundays, 20 $50. 500
lOd3, 'll35 a. m; 4So, 635, '742 s.56, .la6
m.
Atlantic City, week days, '645 anu 40
a m. 'l2.2l, '2.56 and '5l9 .. III. (Royal
llmit"dl Sundays I.20 a. H., a. .l9 D. m.
iRoyai I.imitcd)
Cnpe May and Ocean City, week davs
'6.45 r. m. e 81 p. III. Sundays TO n.
m, '2.56 p. m.
Sea Isle City, week days, &c. IS a. NJ.
'2.o6 p. m. Sundays '526 q. ILL.,, .2J6 n.
u
Baltimore and Washington, week days.
HlA 'sot. 'll3l, a. m; '.24, '2Ug '3W.
452 "62O tRoyal Limited, 'S0l. .l013 ps
IN. Sundays. '4H 'S.04 a m: 'l.2I .20g.
$40 $50 Royal Limted), '3Ol, .l01s
D. M
Baltimore and way stations, week days'
SIS a m; S2o p, m. Sundays sos a, m:
537 p m, -
Newark. week days. a14 s55, SM
vi 81 a. m; 'l2i, $50. a5o. 6l2, 'sOl d, m.
Sundays, -l4, 'S04, 9e6 a. m; s1.2.. s,s7
1872 -S.Ol p m.
Pt,;sburg, week days, so. a. m; H6a.
'lO13 p, m. Sundays. 'sN q. m 3.a.
'l0 I3 p m.
Chicago, daily %H a. m; e 40 D. m.
Cincinnati and St. Louis, .44 a, m,
'l24, 'l1l3 p. m daily.
Sinserly accommodation, week daya
SIS a. M; $50, 6l2 p. NJ. Sundays, 9Sa
m; 557 7 3? p. m.
Landenbers accommodation, week days.
4j2 y. IN,
LEAVE MARKET ST STATION Foa
Baltimore, week days. 26o D. m. "a
LandcnSerg week days, $40 a. m: ESQ
$50 p m Sundays, $40 a M; $50 D. m,
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA For VII.
minston, week days '335 6 80, '7ao 1000
'l0.56 a m; 'l?5O 'lS7, 215. '3os, All.
500, $50, '5% Royal Llmitod}, 500, $50,
'726 ~ Is, ~ Is p m, Sundays, 1886 73c,
SEQ. 10 90 a. m. $3.50, 'l3l, 215. % 0S, 4s5.
SaS CRoyal l.imitcd), $50 '7.26. '93S, 1893
D. m
"Roynl 1'mted' Is composed exclu.
slvely Of Pullman rarlOr observation and
dining cars No extra fare except regu.
lar Pullman charge
Delmarva Telephone No 1873
Rates to Western points lower than via
any other line.
H A, MILLER, Passenger Agent, VIII +
mington, Del
L, b, MARTIN. Manager OF Passengea
Traffic. 4
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
DEAD BODIES FOUND
IN STORAGE PLANT.

LOUISVILLE, ~, oct. 9.-Thirty
dead bodies have been found in a cold
storage plant in the rear of an ice
cream factory on Eighth street. The
same pipes which were used in CON
gcaling the cream for table use were
connected with small plant in a shed
in the rear, where they kept the bodies
cool. The heads of the several colleges
interested in the establishment assert
ed that the bodies We're obtained legt-
mately from the penitentiaries, insane
asylums and ether institutions of the
state of Kentucky. The building is
small one and is provided with numer-
Gus thermometers for maintaining the
proper temperature. The bodies We're
found in boxes, and most of them were
in good state Of preservation.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
Weather PrObabilities.
Fair; variable winds.
CONDENSED DISPATCHES,

General Edward s. Bragg was trans.
fcrred as United States consul genera,
from Havana to lIongkong.
The New York state forest commits
sioners decided to repair the John
Brown house at North Elfa.
Five Italian sailors were killed and
others injured by the explosion of a
shell at the naval arsenal at Spczia.
Adviccs received at San Juan from
Venezuela were said to indicate the
early downfall of President Castro.
John Kensit, antirituHlist, of Eng
land died of pneumonia caused by in
jurcs received fter addressing Il meet
ing.
One passenger was killed and a score
injured in a rear end collision on the
Pennsylvania railroad at Mctuchen,
M.
Severe punishment has been meted
out to all concerned in the murder Of
missionaries at Chcnchau, China. Eight
ringleaders were behenled.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
He Found His Teeth.

CLEVELAND O.. oct. Believing
that he had swallowed his false teeth
during sleep and being supported in his
belief by the operator Of an \ ray ma
local contractor, had his csophagus
opened its entire length to recover the
missing article. No teeth were found,
however, and the operation was Sc
we're one. Later a search of the bed in
which Mr.. Buettler slept disclosed the
teeth between the mattresses Mr..
Buettner's condition is serious. The
object which the X ray expert held to
be the teeth was swelling due to
laryngitis.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
STEAMER SUNK IN FOG.
Fast Liner Cuts Down Yes 81 and
Two Are Drowned.

LONDON, Oct. 9-The North Ger.
man Lloyd steamship Kronprinz VII.
helm. which sailed from Southampton
for New York, ran into and sank the
British steamer Robert Ingham during
dense fog off Beachy head.
The Robert Ingham went down
about four minutes after the collision,
but the kronprinz Wilhelm saved all
her crew Of thirteen men, with the ex-
ccpton Of the mate and the only pas
senSrr on board.
The krOnprimz Wilhelm suffered no
damage Whatever aud proceeded on
her voyage after handing the ship
wrecked men at Southampton.
The passengers Of the kronprinz
Wilhelm collected $500 for the widow
of the drowned mate. whose body was
recovered. The body Of the passenger
Of the Robert InSnam was not rccUv-
cred
The Robert Ingham was bound for
the Tyne.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
tlLSIlEi:IN pEkII-.

81 just scomod to have gone all to
pieces, WI ties Alfred Be, OF Welfare.
Tex. "bl!on moss aad u lame back had
made life burden. | couldn't cat or
sleep and ielt almost too worn out to work
whom | Dsgan to use Electric B!ttcrs, bnt
thvy worked wonders Nov | sleep ike u
top, can en-. anything, have gained III
strength nnl enjoy hard work. They
give vigorous heath and new lifu to weak
slckly, run down people. Try them.
Only j0c. at N. b. Dantorth's drug
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
PENNSYLVANIA R. R
Til" STANDARD RAIL
ROAD or AMERICA
PHI ADELrhlA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTirlOKE RAILROAD
Schedule in effect September 9, 1902.

|
| Trans leave Wilmington as follows:
| For PnnadeIplia (express,, 1.57, 3.ls
4.22, $50, 7.42, 7.J0, $40, $50, 6.55 a.35,
1Vll. 1892, 1915, ll.25, 1872. 1l.45 a. NJ,
x12l6, 1885, 1877. 800, 3.l1, ass, 507, 6.0I
| $50, 7.01, 7l7, SO3, and 9.16 p. M
Accommodation, 6lO, TO SOS, l1.C0 a..
m', 1880, 2.32, 400, 5.25, 6.35 and lO.4S p.
| NJ.
For Chester (express), 1.57, 4.2O, $50,
T42, 75O, sos, $40, $50, s55 10ll, 11.25,
2i32, las, Il. H., 1.37, 800, ASS, 6.07 7.0l
and QO3 p. III.
Accommodation, GI0, 710, 110O a. m,
1880, 2.32, 400, 5.25, 6.85, and 1o43 .. m.
For New York nnlOugn expressj, l.57,
s19, s.S5 Dining Carr, 1882 Dining Carr,
l0.45 dining Carr, ll,45 a. M, xl2le
Dining Carr, 1856, l37, Dining Carr,
S1l, Coz, "6.ZV Dining Carr, III, and 9.16
p. m, connecting via Broad Street Sta
ton, Philadelphia, 4.2O, $50, 7.lO $50,
10.ll 4. m, 800, Ass. 5.O7, and 10.43 D. In.
For Boston T'ithout change, 1902 a. IN.
and III p. III.
For Newark Centre and intermediate
statione, 1888 a. NJ. and 6.S5 p. III.
Baltimore and Washington, 4.S5, 500,
$40, 1918 and 11.o1 a. M, 1906. 19.43.
1l.l5, l.50, 3Jl, 400 6.25, 1903, Gas, 7.03
1856, s,ll p. M, and los night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations,
800, All, 6.l3 p. M, 1918 night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for
Wilmington (eXpressl, $50. 7.25, S.32, 1915,
1929 ll.23 a. m., 1903, 1886, l.l3, 2l5,
S13, $40, 3.29, 4Ol, 4.46, 5.07, 6.25, 534,
$50. SOS, 6.2o, 6.55, 7.31, u.21, lips p. IN.
and go night.
Accommodation. 625, 7.9O, 9.12 1875 a.
m, l.:S, S.25, 4.04, 4.49, 6.21, SIS, 1922 and
u.3S D. III.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
A Monument to Americana y.

HAVANA, Oct. 9.-Amonc the many
observances of Oct. 10. the anniversary
of the beginning Of the revolution Of
1865, will be the laying CT the corner
stone of a monument to be erected here
in memory of certain Americans who
in 1861, under Narcisso Lopez, landed
in Cuba and began a revolution and
who We're afterward captured and
shot. The house of representatives has
voted to appropriate $4,000 to be dis
tributcd Oct. 10 among poor Cuban SOL
diers and the widows of soldiers OF
this amount $1,000 will be used to edu-
cate in the United States the son of the
Cuban patrirt NntOnio N0crG
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
| SAW A BURGLAR
IN Her BED ROOM.
Mrs. Joseph Peyton Has Pc
culiar Experiences When
Awakened by Noise
ROBBERS ARE DARING.
Colored Man at New Castle
Who Refused to Work
For Farmers Is
Suspected.

New Castle, Oct GA colorcd
! burglar broke into the residence OF
Joseph Peyton on Thursday night
but was scared otfby Mrs. Peytou.
/ About 10. 80 O'Clock the woman was
awakened by a noise and the first
thing her eyes fell upon was the
form Of coIOred man Mrs. Pcy-
| ton screamed and her cries were
heard by coored man named Ivory
who lives on the opposite side of tn e
| street. He saw the man com G
from the house and fired two shots
| at him. Neither took effect how.
ever. Both Mrs. Peyton and Ivory
believe they can identify the man.
He is believed to be a resident of
Murrayvlle,
The burglar gained an entrance
to the house by bursting open the
back door. Mrs. Peyton's husband
works for The raiIrcad company in
Whining ton aud the burglar inagin-
ed, no doubt, that Peytol had
brought home his months pay and
then returned to Wilmington
Coming as it does so soon after
the attempts on Monday night to
break into the residences OF Peter
G. Tldwell aud Mrs. Nc Dewitt, the
people are little alarmed. John n
Carin had stored apile of cross.ies
which lie marked with his axe. On
Tuesday night three men stole a
double tie aud Carln went on the
search Of it yesterday morning. He
found it III u Clayton Street yard and
compelled the colered meu to return
it to the pile.
Farmers lave been here during
the past two weeks trying to get the
Colorcd men 10 h usk corn but mou-
cy earned this way is not wanted
by the men.
Another farmer who has a large
woods wanted wood choppers but
New Castle colored men refused togo
TO the woods aud earn honest cash.
A numb:r Of New Castle peoDle
were obliged to stay in Wilmington
On Tuesday night, owing to d wreck
al Tweuty.third and lfibert Streets,
Philadelphia, when train No. - of
the Phi ade. phia and Harrisburg
division was pulling out, Four coaches
were turned over and the tracks
were blocked, The three trains from
Broad Street for Wilmington were
delayed Eearly four hours. Conse.
qucnJly it was nearly 3 o'clock when
tie 1913. train reached Wilmington.
Some Of the New Castle people re-
mained there all night and others
come home In carriages as they |
kncw friends would De worried over |
their absence.
Michael Bishop having agreed to
pay John NJ. ValIcite for the tools
stolen aud not returned the Charge
against nim has been dropped.
Robert I'll. Harrington has u force
OF painters at work at Churchman $
bridge painting the Churchman prop.
crty.
A very pleasant evening social was
given at the LupLon residence near
riverside on Tuesday evening. About
forty young people We're present and
Il very en- njoyabie time was spent. Re-
frcShment, were served.
The new heaters for No. , school
arrived yesterday and will be placed
in position Immediately.
Miss Lydia Sheppard is critically
i'll.
Miss Julia T indie is visiting Miss
at FarnhurSt.
The repairs to the Delaware street
culycrt were co mpIetcd Yesterday.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
WILL WAS N IT.

"WiIl" dldu't know wnat to ans
wer, 50 diplOmalicA.lv Kept silent
which apparel LIe very 'hi"g il,
ought no. 10 liayc done. OF coarse
tue calIcls accepted the oXpIanIliDr
as absolute urItl an.i I0lirAtcI LlLl
tHcy bc icycI her capable or Charter.
iug the rntLe Train if So lnGiinal, but
lLe cXDllnatiOn was too carefully
IH3 woman was SATISFIED, though, ans
AZ once launcIei lntO description Of
tie 81 IiltS sue mad seen aui lnU things
She mai uoue dJ thiG wonderful At.
lanLtc Clty-remcmDtr the accent Oh
the at.
IL never saw Surn place in my
life, She announced. "Gou ought
to be sorry you Only stayed one day.
"Why. the prup,c cane alu went and
masSCQ like ant, and SlG,l CiOLhu. anu
dOIngs, why dcciHra nearly hAi a
nightmare the IirSt night after | got
there. We went down on the bench
HtAb tl'CllDN'Il tlIi'i il''I / HtF NO|llEiI
and girl, aILlng down Oh tn. sand
with short bathing Skirts uU0nu talk
ing to men sane as il they WAS all
dressed. And VIII, h. WauIni M h
90 in that way, bat said no Indeed,
not 70" me, and | pat on NY long
Skirt | lad carried on NUrpu''.
"Why, their suits was simply yout-
rageously scundaiuut hut viii he
said he thought they looked "i,T.
the idpa.7
We'll, | usually wear rWhor Il
short one, vcnturni the Young
wife.
But not like them, and ~umn Of
them never went into the Wut.r at
all, and | told u woM2n at tn" notoI
about it, but she ju5C Iail, 'Oh, that's
Atlantic City umierar ,rr the at -
and my, how the diamonds wa,
worn. Why. we used to walk on
the Boardwalk ut night ind the
ladies were all bare nrrktl aud With
necklaces and my hair Wu} as striugy
and wet as if had washed it.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-09
A1ERcA .SEAMOUSi BEAUTIES s

Look with horror on Skin Eruptiona,
Blotchc'. Sores, Pimpe'. They dnn't
have them, nor will any ono. who uIos
Buck lens Arnica Snlve. i. gIortia, tho
fncr Fczsmn or Salt Rhcum vanish be
fore It. 1t cures sore lips, chappcd hands,
chlblnins. nfallnbIo for Piles. &c az
n. b. Dunforths drug store.