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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-07
POder del Arte,
Dos artlstas amerlcanos
unidos por lazos indi-
solubles bajo el sol
de Pto. Rico.

Miss Ag aes Seton Ne 1ntosh
oil pssar por Puerto Rico f46 acogi'
d. carif1osamente y con L. distinction
que m erecla, como srtista de talento
por ruestro genial pintcr 0 lsr.
Nuestro artista hizo que expusiara
sus obras en- su Accidents dc pintu
ra.
Las f utas paisaies, marinss y
cuadros de cos tan bres eran todos
de este p:fs = er4n todos tan sujss
tivos que uno de nueetros literstos
So ocap6 de clos juzgandolos venta
josamente.
M WI fried Huggins, ingeniaro,
h. 6aio prnebaa dc ser un verdade
10 amateur. En- Puerto Rico nos 10
ha demostra6o con s]gunss ilustra
Goes. Els un baf diopj snte.
En- Pye to Ric Sc eacontraron
y como chisps e;e ica se extl enc
ci5rt esoa 6os corazoLes
Y hesq fccmo Dios los cris y
el poder d / srte los pne despues.
Un:eronse en- na5rimonio.
Uds icidsd &C In p1eta Sc; e1
marco que re de, ese cuaaro lls1o ue
pl isis, de lrz y de d cha.
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AdulteraCi0l
de alimentOS.

La Junta Superior de SAnidad
ha impussto en- estos dias alganss
multAs por Rdultersci6n de Rlimen-
tos y ca especial los que adulteran
10 leche, slimento tan Indispensable
para los nif1os.
Un comerciante podrA poner
su mercancia, ell precio que mas le
acomode, ell p6blico Sc 10 scnptar& 6
70; perc loq que resulta verdaderamen
te criminal, es que Sc adulseren los
alimentos, cualesquiers que ellos
sean, y en- particular L. leche, qae
ca an slimento general de todss les
clases sociales y en- particular de los
nifios.
Por muy enc 6'g'cs que sea Ia
Junta de Sanidad en- cssos de ests
fndole, nunca 10 sera bastants como
10 merecen los expenditures de ma
10 fe.
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y1guez DON Ii splrldron OSOrlO.
Sc halls de psso en- Msyasusz,
ell sef1or do Ricardo Nadal.
A $490 aver en- menos de dos
horas se hsn vendilo a ST 80 mas
&c VI i 1te cAn- as coG colchopes = mas
de ounce ms atillas de seda & 81 25
1.50 = 2 en- 81; Cielos n maqainas do.
BILE pespunta ) 96 rs FortslszA Is.
Han sal:do de Ma aysgh para
Santo Domir go los seflores Tomas
Morales y Disz Vsldepares.
Don Miguel Rivers veciuo ds
Maricao ha f1ado su residences Ell
Mayagnez.
Los vacinos de la Playa de Ma
yagti:z trAtan de elevar una instau,
eia al seflor 0 oispo con el objeto de
YER al Sc log % L. termination de L.
Ig,esia de squal poblsdo.
Sc ha prccedldo hacer la ins.
tslsciou del alumbrado el6ctrico en-
la Playa de Ponce.
Han fallecido en- Ponce: Bar.
tola Aponte Torres, r .n6n Vargas
Burgos, y Carmen Ayals y Rcdri.
guez.
Han contraido matrimonio en-
2 orce, GAspar Perez Mamoroy con
Asunci6n Boil y Santiago.
Ha rer unciado el cargo de di.
rector t6nnico de 10 compa MA an6.
nina de ls luz el6ctfica de Poncs-
don Angel Olazsgasti.
H. fallacido en- Barranquitas
10 distip guida se11orita Josefa Villa
ronga CAsanova.
Pronto so levantar q una Iglesia
Presbiteriana on Aguadilla.
Han contraido matrimonio en-
IL Iglesis metodista de Guayama An.
drew Byan y Jacinta Vazquez,
Ha quedxda encargado de ID
Iglesia metodista de Guay&ma ell
Reverendo Gao. B. B ,nedict, direc.
ter que fac del Institute Washington
de esta ciudad.
Eo Mayagu4z Sc estS Svendien
do 10 carne de res 6 18 centavos XII
10.
El Juez de PAz de Caguas cita
& Tomas Col6n, procesado por rapto
para que el dfa 9 del actual q las 9 y
media de 10 manana concnrrs ante
10 G jrte de Distrito de Homacso que
Sc halla instalada en- Ia casa Ayun'
tamiento de aquella ciudad.
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Colombia.
Derrota
DE LOS REVOLUCI0NARIOS
En- Aqua Duloe. Los rebeldes no des
mayan.
Derrota

New York Agosto 7 10 A. NJ.
Sc ccnfirma la derrota de los
Fl 4eldes colombianos en- Aqua Dull
ce. No obstaote, los rebeldes no
desmayan y Sc aprest,n con mayo
res brios a la lucha: FL gobierno
ha sUfrido tambien variaS derrotas
en- distintas parties de la Repdblica
donde han tenido efecto refidos en-
cuentros.
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g Sospechamos que hay en
este error. Segdn consuIta hecha u
la biblioteca de La CoRREsPJ DEN
C1A, esa estatua esta erigida eu Tu-
rim, no en- Venecia. -
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Ell SIGLO Xxx

Depositc de ron y liccres. Ven
tas al por mayor y detail contiguo al
almscen de don Manuel G. NAvss
Arscibo Puerto Rico.
1920 26- -28J. ~.
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Conferencia privada.
Los Soberanos
O0NFERENO1AN sECRETAMHNTE

New York Agosto ! 10 A. NJ.
El Gar de Russia y el Empe-
rador de Alemania han celebrado
una conferencia de caracter suma-
mente privado, sin que hayan po-
dido traslucirse los terminus de di-
chas conferencias
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NOTICIAS

COLEGIO-s ss,om r o ANqk N X = ?. !
Cursos para todos los grados. II Tsn,bien Cursos
comeroi aes preparatorios. Sc enseha Aleman
Frances Espanol. Profssores competentes. Lii
breria de %, 600 volumenes.
Saludable sito la montana. Baratura. E II de
de Septiembre empezara ell so Curse.
0ataogos vistas envan brs de gastos quen 10
sohcite. Direction JULIUS D. DREHER, Presidente.
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Una bOmba.

Con volsntss fijas. y locA, lieta
para funcion&r 81 vapor, SO vende
barata. Informaran en- La OorresDon
enoia.
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Dos YentiladOr0S.

Apropiados para fabricAs 6 al
macenes, se vent en- 6 hsjo precIs
INFO :mar&n en- La Correspondent
Cio.
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EN ESTA IMPRENTA Sc darG
colocacion & dos chiCos appendices
eas gspan componor y distribuir.
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A uuastros amigos.

ESta llAmando 10 Atenci6n ell
Hotel 1.-The Marina, aituado en- ID
calle de San Jose n6mero l esuuinA
8 Tetusn, por las comidas tan ex'
quisitss que alli SO hacen y por la
vista hermosa y fresca que there ha
ciA u bahia. p
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Anoche NO cab5a un alma mas
en- Ell =P olo N 1rte2. Los mozos no
tenfsn mano para ssrvir chocolates,
reffescos CT f6.
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O0NsEJo LAS KADRRs El 1sraDs calm ante
On ei poriodo - Ia dentioi6n. Alivia DO nomsnto
II psousHo sussiente; produce nm sueao natural y
pisrta con muoha vivsaa. 1s muy agfadable q pa
iadsr. Oalma o. nao. aolsnda les snoias hliyis te
esta eioS e0noogdo Yemedio rars 10 diarYaa, ss re-
su 10 de 10 dentici6u do otraS oausas. Teney cui
da 10 padlH Dor "saxaba Calaants dc NJ Winaow
saY al NAa50y dc kodO,
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Monu1nont0
en- peligro
AMENAZA DESPLOMARSE,

New York Agosto 0 A. NJ.
El monumento levantado al c6-
lebre filosofo Gioberti en- Verecia %
amenaza desplomarse. Los irgenie-
ros de la ciudad estudian el medic
de evitar la. catastrofe.
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POR ca g. ::
CSERVICIO ODIRECTO.)
Llegada a Russia
del Emperador.
ESPLENDIDO RECIBIMIENTO.

New York Agosto 7 0 A. M.
La llegada a Russia del Empe-
rador de Alemanis, ha sido un YER
dadero acontecimiento por 10 fastuo-
so y cordial de la reception. Ell en-
cuentro de ambos Soberanos fue muy
afectuoso.
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TARJETAS de vista con sobre
y sin ellos, SO hacen en- La Cos
rrespondencia.s
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D. los colvos y prepsr. cionas
que se ussn para dar color S Ii csrs,
unos dSf1an 81 cutis, y otros revel&n
10 artificial, 6quiers usted eviter
esos irconvenientes? pues me las
sPILDORAS RECONSTITUYEN
TESDE VALE & CANCIOa
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En- Ia calle de SAn Francisco
nj nero 48 Sc venden 4 bollos de pan
por centavas
\
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Commentaries
en- los clrculos pol(ticos.
INPORTAN CIA DE LA VISTA
Del Kaiser al Gar.

New York Agosto 7 10 A. N.
Sc da gran importancia en- los
circulos pollticos de Europa a la vi
sta de Guillermo II al Gar. Cree
Sc que esa vista tiene relacion cen
la que no hace POGO dispensara al
autocrata ruso Ell ray de Italia.
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El dfa 10 del actual sc celebra.
r& un meeting federal en- el Tsatro
de Msyaguez.
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Sc encuentra eff rno en- Ma
7aguez don Espiridr6n Osorio.
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Est& enfsrmo en- Ponce, ell
apreciable sefor don Eugsnio VII
vas.
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Barato, exp'endido y variado,
es el surtido de- proviaiones que hay
en- ell <Ahorros de Jose Soliveras,
S an Justo IS.
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Sc halls de pkso en- Msysgus z,
ell sefior do Ricardo Nadal.
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Ha Ter unciado el cargo de di.
rector t6nnico de 10 compaf1fs an6.
nina de la luz electfica de Ponca-
don Angel Olazsgasti.
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Han contraido matrimonio en-
2 or ce, GAspar Perez Mamoroy con
Asunci6n Boil y Santiago.
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Ha fallacido en- Barranquitas
10 distip guida seforita Josef f. Villa.
rongA Casanoya.
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MaricAo ha f1ado su residencia en-
MayaQtiez.
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Pronto se levantara una Iglesia
Presbiteriana on Aguadilla.
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Han fallecido en- Ponce: Bar.
tola Aponte Torres, R.m6n Vargas
Burgos, y Carmen Ayals y Rcdri-
gueZ.
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A S49o aver en- menos de dos
horas se hsa vendilo ST 80 mas
&c VI ute cAn. as coG colchoues : mss
de ounce ma atillas de seda & 81 25
$50 y 2 en- <r' Cielo. maqainas do.
BILE pespunta ) IS Is FortalazA Is.
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Han contrAido matrimonio en-
Ia Igiesis metodista de Guayama An.
drew Byan y Jacinta Vazquez,
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Los vacinos de In Playa de Ma
yagti4z tratan de elevar una instan.
Gle al seflor 0 oispo con el objeto de
yer al Sc log~a L. termination de L.
Ig1esia de- &Qpal poblndo.
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Han sal:do de MAysgh para
Santo Domingo los sef1ores Tomas
Morales Y Diaz Valdepares.
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Ha quedEda encargado de la
Iglesia metodists de Guay&ma ell
Reverend Gao. B. B ,nedict, direc.
ter que fac del Institute Washington
de esta ciudad.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-06-12
CYCLE CLUB CHALLENGED.
The School Boys Are Not Afraid to
Try Conclusions.

A recent interview in an evening con-
temporary concerning the proficiency OF
certain base ball players, has aroused
the manager of the Cycle club nine that
he is willing to wager $50 for a game
with the High school. or course, the
students have not the ready cash to
cover the amount, but, nevertheless,
they are ready to meet the wheel push
ers" any time for glory.
The Belmont Crackerjacks have chal-
lenged the High school base ball team
for game on Sandy's field. and the
High school has accepted. The game
will take place on Friday afternoon,
and there is no doubt that it will be
fast and interesting.
The Swiftwinds, Il team of gingery
youths containing such players as
Monahan. McGarry, Fox and Wynn,
will play the Simpson team on Duffy s
field soon.
The Crescents and the Carbondale
team were unable to play yesterday, as
scheduled, on account of the heavy rain.
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ARCHIBALD.

Another attempt was made to elect
an attorney at the meeting of the school
board on Tuesday night without result.
There are two aspirants for the Office,
John e. Jordan of Scranton, and James
]. O'Malley, of town. Another meeting
of the board will be held tomorrow
night.
The Browns will play the postponed
game at Honesdale on Saturday. A
large crowd of local sports will accom-
pany the team. Savage will twirl for
the Browns.
S. j. Evans left yesterday for New
York, where he has accepted position.
Childrens day will be observed in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday. An
interesting programme of music and
readings will be rendered by the chill
dren. A congregational meeting Will be
held at the close of the service to con-
slider the resignation of their pastor,
Rev. b. +. Hammond.
The marriage of Miss Annie Probert
and DR.. d. j. Jenkins, of West Scran-
ton, is announced to take place at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs. Mary
Probert on Delaware street, on Wednes-
day. June 25.
Examinations We're conducted in the
public school yesterday.
Mrs. w. j. Maloney, of Waverly, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William
OHara, of Dunmore street.
Deputy Prothonotary and Mrs. j. r.
Cummings and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Mahon attended the Leonard-Shearn
nuptials at Scranton yesterday morn
ing,
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BODY HEAT
Reduced 20 Degrees in Summer.

Never eat heavy carbonaceous foods
for the morning meal, for these foods
should follow and not precede hard
work.
The best morning foundation is
Grape-Nuts and cream, little fruit,
cup of Postum Food Coffee and pos
sibly a couple of eggs prepared to suit
the taste-this breakfast is sufficient to
satisfy the hardest worker, either of
brain or muscle, until the MONDAY
meal.
Particularly is this true at the pres
ent season of the year, when meat and
other fatty foods increase the internal
heat of the body and make the summer
day still more disagreeabe.
Grape-Nuts come to you from the
grocer ready to serve, having been fully
cooked at the factory by food experts
and this saving in time and exertion is
appreciated by the housewife as well as
the economy. for being concentrated
food, four teaspoonfuls Is sufficient for
the cereal part of meal for one person
and costs only one cent.
A booklet of excellent recipes Is found
In each package Of Grape-Nuts from
which many easy and delicious warm
weather dishes can be made for lunch
con and supper that are not only nutri-
tious but pleasing to the palate.
A trial of the above selection of food
for ten days will prove to anyone that
health and vigor. an active mind and a
keen enjoyment Of the pleasures of sum-
mer will take the place of poor diges-
tion, dull brain and that heavy drag
gy feeling caused by improper food dur
tu~ ths hot weather. 'S'
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MOOSIC.

Mr.. John Robertson is home from
state college to spend his vacation.
Mrs. Walter Kinds is on the sick list.
Miss Carrie Brungess left Tuesday for
Long Island where she enters sani-
tarium as a student.
Mr.. Lou Lewis, very well known
young man about town. while at his
employment as brakeman for the rapid
transit company sustained injuries
which resulted in his death Monday
evening at 10.45 o'clock. He attempted
to get on the car after turning the
switch and lost his hold and fell, the
front wheels of the car passing over his
body. Deceased was nineteen years of
age and leaves a large circle of friends
among the young people of his age. The
funeral service will take place at the
Presbyterian church Friday afternoon
at 9 o'clock. Interment in Marcy cem-
etery. Mr.. Lewis was member of the
Jr. O. Y. A. Nj. and the Moosc Hose
company.
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at the principal cities, including Berlin,
Paris, Venice, Rome and London. The
tour also includes a coaching trip
through England.
John Murrin has accepted position
with Stationer Dimock during the sum-
mer months.
Andrew Breeze, of Locust street. left
last evening for New York city, where
he has accepted a position.
John Lavelle. James Pace and Owen
Mccain, of Cottage street, attended a
f1ashlight party in Pittston last even
ing.
Edward King and Dominick Judge, of
Brooklyn street, left yesterday for
Oneonta, N. Y, where they will secure
positions.
+. H. Fassett and daughter have re-
after spending a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. P. A. Tingley, Of this city.
Miss Nina Frank is home to spend
home on Washington street. Miss Frank
is student in the school of music at
the University of Syracuse.
Mrs. w. G. Giles, of Lincoln avenue,
is visiting in Jameson City.
William Walker has returned home,
after trip to Costello, Potter county.
Gordon Dimock has returned to this
city, after trip to Buffalo; Pittsburg
and other large cities in that section.
Mr.. Dimock expects to go back the lat
ter part of next week. Morris Clifford,
who left here at the same time, has
secured a lucrative position In Buffalo.
w. B. Skeels. of this city, is in Har-
risburg for a few days.
EX-Counciman w. B. Lewis is in
Pittsburg for few days.
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There is no longer any need for the
people of this city to be without ready
cash in their pockets.
There is no longer any need for you
to humlliate yourself by asking your
friends to lend you money as an act
of charity.
Those who have too much self
respect to let their friends know that
they are hard up can now pay all
their bills and keep up good appear
ance and look prosperous before their
neighbors and acquaintance.
This is a great advantage to most
people. and the beauty of this new
plan which makes all this possible Is
that it costs so little.
AT 207 Wyoming avenue the Scran-
ton Loan Guarantee company now
has offices where anybody can get from
$40 to $500 on household furniture.
The loan may be had for one month
or for whole year, and those who
apply will be told at first exactly what
1t would cost for any amount for any
length of time. Naturally great
many would expect that they would
be charged compound interest under
these circumstances. But the manager
of this new company is particularly
anxious that the public should know
that no compound interest is charged
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FLEETVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Smith, of Scranton,
are visiting the formers parents, MIR.
and Mrs Henry Smith.
Miss Carolyn Patterson has returned
home from Syracuse university.
Mrs. Lucinda Chase. who has been
very ill., is gaining slowly.
Howard Brundage, a student at Dick
inson college, visited relatives here last
week.
The large number of summer board
ers that passed through this place last
week attracted general attention. one
hundred and ten mules went through
town one day, and day or so later one
hundred and ninety were seen.
Quite number of men from THIS
vicinity are at work in the employ OF
the coal companies.
Examinations for pupils of the eighth
grade were held here on June T. Only
nine pupils attended and four of them
were from schools outside of Benton
township.
The members of the Methodist church
will serve Ice cream in the basement Of
the church Saturday evening of this
week.
Friday evening people desiring a dish
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at all. He says, further. that there
are no charges to be paid in advance.
and hopes that no one who needs a
small temporary loan will hesitate to
take advantage of the company's offer
because Of any fear that the rates
might be too high. They have been
made so low that even the poorest
can easily afford to get loan.
The furniture is left with the bor-
rover and there is absolutely no pub
licity, for the company realizes that
that is just what the public are most
anxious to avoid.
AS for the payments, each borrower
is permitted to say just when 1t would
be most convenient to pay. Most of
those who have taken out loans so far
have preferred to pay in small month
ly instalments. Some pay by the week,
but in no case is the borrower COM
PEELED to pay all at once.
1t will be noticed at once how much
better 1t is to get loan this way than
by pawning things. With this plan
you have the use Of the goods while
you also have the money
The company intends to make loans
anywhere within twenty-five miles of
Scranton. ALI applications should be
made to the Scranton Loan Guarantee
Co., 2O7 Wyoming avenue, near Spruce
street.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-06-12
SOCIAL DOINGS
AND PERSONAL NOTES
Party in Reynshanhurst, Dance at
Dundaff, Social Date Changed and
Movements of Well-Known People.

There was an enjoyable gathering Of
young folks in the Reynshanhurst Sec
tion Tuesday evening, when the Misses
Eula and Edith Carey entertained some
of their friends at their home. The
Misses Carey proved to be the best Of
hostesses, keeping their guests in a very
good humor until a late hour, and the
guests appreciated their good efforts.
Numerous diversions We're provided for
the amusement of the guests. not the
least popular among them being dane
ing. During the evening several vocal
solos were sung by the Misses Carey
and Messrs. Morgan and Wilson, also a
zoboe solo by Frederick Gleason, all of
which were warmly applauded. Re-
freshments were served.
The guests We're: Misses May Rit-
tan. Maud Collins. Verna Oliver, Maud
Haigh, Lena Histed, Flossie Morgan
Mary Wilson, Lizzie Courtney, Misses
Eula and Edith Carey; Messrs. D. Giles
Morgan, Willis r. Wilson, Robert Cox,
Harry Brownell, James Courtney, Her.
bert Histed David Maxwell, Newell
Stoddard, John Williams, Ray Histed
David Craft, Rex Nicholson, Frederick
Gleason, Louis Lee, Boyd Oliver.
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NoRTHFIELD COMMENCEMENT.
Moody Girls Soon to Be Graduated.
Programme Announced.

special to the Scranton Tribune.
Mortified, Mass, June 1.-THE North
field season will be opened this year by
the graduating exercises of the class of
1902 of Northfield Seminary. The pro-
gramme has just been announced and
will last from June IA to IS inclusive.
Glass day takes place Saturday, at
which time farewell addresses will be
given by the girls. Miss Emily Free
land, young woman from Canada, has
been selected class orator. The pres
ent graduating class We're the last or
ganized school body to be intimately as
sociated with ID. l.. Moody, the founder
of the school, and they recently gave an
evidence of their love to him and the
school by having the motto which he
had chosen for Northfeld, painted in
their class colors, on the walls OF Stone
Hall chapel.
Dr.. c. l. Scofield, president of the
Northfield Training school, and vino
has been lecturing this last month at
Chicago and Milwaukee, will deliver the
Baecalaureate sermon, The commence
ment address Is to be given by Rev. G.
Campbell Morgan of the "Northfield
Extension" work Other attractions of
the commencement week are the an
nual sacred concert, given by the stud
ents of the seminary, the opening of
Hotel Northield." the principals re-