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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-14
New York Grain and Produce Market

New York, Feb. lS.--FIour-stll very irm at
old prices. Wheat--spot inn; No, . red, 6s7sc
I. o. b. ahoat; No. . red, |OTsc elevator; No. /
northern Duluth sG9se T. o, b, ahoati options
were firm and higher all day; closed nm and
Sc. net higheri March closed slalc; May siasc, !;
July, SiAc, Coun-Spot firm; No. ?, Gslsc ee,
sharp opening break rallied and TUNED very
strong with wheat, holding so all the afternoon
and closing finn at Ssc. net advlnce May closed
G73sc.; July, GG7sc. Oat5--Spot firm; No. @ 40r. /;
No. 3, lse, No, . white noe; No. 3 white,
40l5c. track miNed western l1aj0c.; track white
lOl55c, options, firm with other grains. Butter
Inne creamery, iia5ic; renovated ini
tation creamery, lGd23c; state dairy lBa9Tc
ChcescFium state full creams, small early
made fancy cololed, llAal2c.; state full cream,
made cololed, l0Ac; large early made white,
lOs4e. Eggs Finn; state and Pennsylvania, 29la
assoc western, 20lac; southern, 2slsa20c
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Mid Winter Circus.

Everybody is interested in the coming mid,
winter circus and it is right they should be, ior
a performance OF this Kind has never before been
given in scranton, and outside OF the fact that
II Is for the International Correspondence school
associations benefit, every one who attends will
get mere for his money than at any other enter.
tainment given here, Don't think that il Is not a
regular circus, for IL Is, There are TO be horses
and riders, trained ponies, donkcys, cages OF ami
mails, a regular ring in the center OF the hall, a
side show as you enter and 4 grand concert al.
ter the performance. This is really the event of
the season, aud no one should miss il.
The prices range iiom p cents to sl.OO Re.
served seats viii be ON sale al Powell's music
tore, beginning, Monday the nth The mem.
her, OF the association have now To offer preimi-
nuary tickets, the purchasers OF which win have
the privilege OF securing their seats two days be.
fore the regular sale, that the holders Of pre-.
limnary tickets may get their places saturday
morning at O'Clock instead OF MONDAY. Many
Will take advantage OF this opportunity. Bauel's
band will furnish music for all the performances
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THE MARKETS
Wall Street Review.

New York, Feb. ls.-Today's stock market was
similar in character to that OF Tuesday, but
showed an increased disposition TO realize profits
where considerable advances had occurred. The
local traction stocks under decided press.
uic, and notwithstanding the support accorded to
them they exercised depressing influence on
the rest of the market. The same troe of
Amalgamatcd Copper, which sagged away under
constant offerings without much evidence OF sup
port, closing ut Il net loss of 21a. There was no
news TO account ior the weakness The report re-
ccved OF gross earnings for the first week in Feb
ruary showed rather prevalent tendency TO
decrease compared with last year This wa'
notably true OF the Southwestern railroads. but
there was marked strength in that group led by
Texas Pacific with Il rise OF 21a on ntimati)ns
of very large earnings. There were unusually
large dealings in the Colorado and Southern
stocks which were supposed to he due TO cXpec.
t.ions Of increased dividend disbursements, but
the common rose an extreme 29s Tues
days level. The steel stocks showed some early
response TO the very favorable conditions reported
in the trade, but rclapsed with the rest OF the
market. The market closed slightly irregular
but generally easy. Total sales today, SS2,400
shares There was very large business done in
bonds but the movement OF prices was irregular.
Total sales, par value, sj,S10,OOO. United States
bonds were all unchanged on the last call.
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HONESDALE.
ecial to the scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune
Honesdaie, Feb. 13,-At the annual
business meetinsS of the Honesdale
Presbyterian church held in the chapel
last evening, Edwin Il. Torrey and
S. W. Powell were reelected trustees.
and Editor Il. A. Penniman was elect
ed to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of w. w. Weston. The report
of the secretary, Fl. Scott Salmon, was
accepted by rising vote, and was of
unusual interest to the society. as IL
showed the entire liquidation of a debt
which the society haye carried for a
number Of years, and that they start
the fiscal year free from debt. The
total receipts for the past year was
$7,964.46, and the expenditures S7,733. 3S.
The average sunday collections IS. SO.
The trustees reported the investment
OF the fund left by the late Stephen
Torrey and Miss Caroline Torrey, the
income of which goes to the church.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

rett. r. Il. Mangan. =. A. Joyce, Dom
mick Corcoran, =. Walsh, NJ. j.
Hughes Charles Eckhardt, f. j. Burke.
a. Panlsiswicz, A. j. Clifford, James
Corcoran. j.. ID. Boyle, ID. O. Snyder,
Thomas Hoolihan, \. Durkin and 4, B.
Leonard, Among the list are the city's
three leading hotel keepers.
Joseph Schwartz, the wellknown
butcher. of Exeter borough. and Miss
Bertha Freeman, also OF that place, will
be united in marriage February %.
Thomas Mullin, Il 12-year-old son of
Mrs. Bernard Mullin, of Browntown,
died yesterday afternoon from u COM
plaint which is said to be attributed
indirectly to vaccination.
w. w. Bowman, eldest son of eX-
Mayor G. c. Bowman, of this city, was
member Of the trio which represent
ed Cornell College in the fencing con-
test with the University of Pennsyl-
vania u few days ago.
Thomas f., Mullin, of Plank street,
and Miss Maggie Walsh We're married
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TUNkHANNOCK.

|
Tunkhannock, Feb. 13.--Mrs. Byron
Kelly, of Washington street, is under
going treatment at the Wilkes-Barre
city hospital,
DR.. j. e. Biddleman was called to
Sayre, professionally, on Wednesday.
District Attorney Kinner received Of
! fetal notice on Wednesday that James
Terry, prisoner confined in the East
ern penitentiary, has been pronounced
insane by the physicians. Terry was
sentenced in the fall of 1900 to term
of II years for killing his brother in a
drunken brawl at Whites Ferry, in this
county. The court will at once take
the requisite action to remove the
| prisoner to an insane hospital where he
may receive such treatment and care
as the case requires,
The entertainment given by the
ladies' of j. w. Reynolds relief corps.
on Tuesday evening, was a pronounced
success. The programme consisted of
recitations by Miss Lulu Brown and
| Mrs. L. Il. Avery; vocal solos by Mrs
! u. Wells Reynolds and violin music
| by Miss Bessie Vaughn, accompanied
by Mrs. Arthur Fowles. The entertain
| ment was first class in every respect
and the ladies are entitled to much
credit. Every part of the programme
was heartily encored by the large and
well pleased audience in attendance. A
luncheon followed.
Squire Mark Keeney, of Braintrim,
was in town on business Wednesday.
Miss Josephine Stark is visiting
friends in Scranton this week.
a gang of forty men are engaged in
shovelling snow on the Montrose rail-
road between Dimock and Montrose.
No train has been through since Sum
| day last,
Asa FL. Frear of Lake Winola, was in
town ON Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. A. S. Keeler is quite i'll at her
home ON Wyoming avenue.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Samuel Price and Miss Laura May
Winans, of Meshoppen; Valentine Der
by and Miss Mary Voplens, of Marsh
Creek, and to Joshua Allen, of Jen-
ningsville, and Miss Abbie McNeal, of
Loyelton,
Lewis Comstock returned on Wednes-
day from visit to his parents at Low
elton,
Byron b. Blakeslee, who Is employed
as salesman in store at Nicholson,
is very i'll at his home on Warren
street, in this place,
Oliver e. Reynolds, of West Nichol-
son, was calling on friends at this
place on Wednesday.
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Brockway Course.

Tie atlanta Constitution gays OF Nine. Rosa
linde' the contralto, who will be heard at the
Lycenm tonight with the Brockway Grand Con.
cert company:
Nine Rosa linde, the contralto, has been heard
IN ATLANTA before, and the audience was in 4
measure prepared for her admirable work. She is
Il woman Of commanding presence, and last
night was handsomely gownei. She possesses Il
voice OF rare quality and range, which she has
brought TO 4 high degree Of perfection in the
execution. There is q fine lyric quality in the
upper register, while the lower notes are remark.
ably rich vibrant and smooth, and her work
throughout shows feeling and skill as well as the
incest care in details. 1t is not too mach to say
that she shared the hOnors with Nine. NNordica
in every instance
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Bohemian Burlesquers.

Miner " Vans Bohemian Burlcsqncrs were late
in opening their entertainment at the star thea.
Ter yesterday afternoon and it was nearly half.
past three O'Clock before the curtain went up.
\ good'natured crowd patiently waited and hear.
tilr cheered speeches by Manager ALI Iarring.
ton and selections by the orchestra.
The Bohcmons finally opened with musical
Sketch, which contained airs from ''pinaiore,' -
and goodly amount OF stage ginger. The olio
embraced acts by st. John and Nicolni, Riley
and Hughes, Gracey and Burnett, Maddox and
Wayne ami others The Bohcmians will remain
at the Star the balance OF the week, with matt.
ness daily.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Feb, l9.-Cattle-Reccpts, 5000: ac.
tive and lOaljc. higher; no fancy here; good to
prime steers, S6,50a6Ij; poor to medium SIa
625; stockers and feeders, 81 25Oli.l5; cows u aj
bulls 81 so; calves, S9a7 OO Tcxas led Stesrs'
-, 25a57j, Hogs-Receipts today, l6OjO; tomor.
row, 10000; lett over 10000 heavy steady; mixed
and light weak; closed lower; mixed and butch.
eTs, Sj.s0aGSO; good to choice heavy, sG.2OaG.ij:
roughs, heavy, SGa6.2j light, g. 7ja5.OO; bulk OF
sales, SJ.s5a6,2j shcep-ReCeipts, $1,000; sheesp
steady to strong lambs steady 10 strong; good to
choice wethers, i,I1l5sii fair 10 choice mixed,
$50; native lambs, Sj,ijaG7j; Western lambs,
~ D5nu n
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Cup York State"

"a summer vacation at your home" is the way
a New York critic speaks OF David Higgins
charming new play, "up York State" which will
be presented at the Iyceum Saturday matinee
and night for the first time in this city. Mr.
Higgins in his adept manner has given this play
so much local character that one fancies himself
Tor the time being in that section OF the Adron-
dacks in which Mr.. Higgins has laid the scenes
OF his latest and greatest success.
The play will be presented exactly as it was
during its long rn at the Fourteenth Street
thoater. New York. with the identical company
and the same scenic effects. Sale of seats opened
yesterday morning.
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Scranton Wholesale Market.
STOCKS.

Corrected by II, G. Dale, 81 Lackawanna Ave- }
Flour-$49O.
Deans--S3.i0.
Butter-Fresh creamery pc. June creamery,
23iac.; dairy, 22c.
Cheesc-ll laal2c
Eggs-Nearby, see; fancy storage, 27c
Pcls--Per bu'hol, Si.75,
Potatoes-Per bllshel s5c.
0nions-Per brshel, Sl.O0
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Chicago Grain and Produce Market.

Chicago, Feb. l3-Followmg a rather colorIcs,
opening wheat today became mirly active and
firm ON reports of & continental demand aud al,
legged depletion of country stocks The rest oi
the grain list prohted synpathctcally. MAY
wheat closed 3alSsc. higher; May corn and Man
oats Iac, higher each, Provisions closed steady,
lows: Flour-Dull and steady; No spring
wheat, 73a7te No. > red, S5dSGi4c; No. corn,
1lhc,; No. = oats, 4S9sa44c. No 9 white, 45lsc
n white, Hate; No. 2 rye, Gte. fair 10
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-14

WANTED d-hand 3.seatGd wagon with con
opy top and side curtain; must he good and
cheap; state lowest cash price. +, H. Benjamin,
kizers Pa.
WANTED--Two secondhand surrey or coach har.
nesses, must be in good condition; also two
or three single light harnesses must be cheap.
Address y. Y. H., care OF Tribune
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Mantell as othello.

Above anything that Robert Mantell has done
since his memorable "Alonbars," is his Othello,
as depicted at the Lyceum last night, before
good.si2ed audience. AS Hamlet, the previous
night, hc was handicapped by his ROBUSTNESS. The
best that could he said OF him as Hamlet was
that he did much TO overcome this handicap by
his intelligent, discriminating reading. What
was u handicap to him in Hamlet served him
effectively in "Othoo." lie Is an admirable
othcllo; in fact, it was doubtless the prevalent
opinion of those who saw both presentations that
one who can superbly portray the one should
permit himself TO risk being disappointing as the
otlicg
in the second play. Miss Marie Booth Russell is
notably efficient De>dcmona, and Marks Price is
most capable in the part of lago, which cxacts
scarcely less ability in its proper presentation
than does the title role.
Mr. Mantcl's work was thoroughly appreciated.
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pITTSTON.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Pitttston, Feb. 13.-The anti-Saloon
League of Luzerne county of
which Rev. j. j. X. Fletcher.
of this city, is at the head, has filed
twenty-five remonstrances against APP
plcants for liquor licenses from this
city. Among the applicants objected to
are j, Keating, Nj. Holleran, John Bar
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ROMANCE OF SIDNEY.
Daniel Pierce and Jennie Layman
United After Many Years.

Special 10 the Scranton Tribune.
Forest City. Feb. 13.-Daniel T..
Pierce, of Sidney. n. Y, and Miss Jen-
ME Layman, of Walton, were united in
marriage at the Methodist parsonage,
in Forest City. by Rev. r. L. Clark,
this week. This couple were engaged
TO be married years ago, but owing to
Il misunderstanding, drifted apart, MIR.
Pierce travelling all over the country
and finally settling down in New Jer-
sey, where he married and where his
wife died year ago.
Returning TO Sidney, he went into the
hotel business and by chance Miss Lay
man stopped there one day for dinner.
They met. Their differences were eN-
planned away and the courtship was re-
sumed, with happy ending.
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Which part of San Francisco is here
represented?

yesterday afternoon in st. Johns Ro-
man Catholic church.
Wyoming borough is now free from
smallpox. the quarantine having been
raised on the Burns home today.
Thomas Clark. reputed as the leader
of the famous "Willy Gang" of Dur
yea. was given a hearing before AL
derman Barrett here today charged
with breaking into the home of Mrs.
Julia Brennan at Duryea Il few days
ago
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Buffalo Live Stock Market.

East Buffalo, Feb, l3.--Cattle-Reccipt,, 5s2,
unchauged yeals tops, Sll0.5O; common to good
SIaS.Tj. llogs-Receipts, 3, 4O0 head; active and
jal0c. higher; heavy, $Gj0a6. 80; mixed packers
~. l0aG.50; pigs, S5.sOa590; roughs, s. 5Oa5 -;
stage Sial6O Sheep and Lalnbs-Receipts, j2Ol
head; active and SADIE higher; sheep, mixed tons,
S5.l5a5 80; yearlngs, s550l5.Sj; TOP lambs s6 Id
aG. 80; culls to good, Si.I5aG.35.
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LEGAL.

THE ANNUAL stockholders meeting of Dickson
Mill and Grain company viii be held IN Room
G2l, Connell building, Monday, February H.
1902, al 1 o'clock D. m.
EDWARD l.. BUCK, secretary
ESTATE Of Bridget CLARK. late OF the city ol
scranton, lacbawInnna county, Pennsylvania
deceased.
Letters teotsmentaiy upon the above estate llay
ing been granted the undersigned. all persons hav
ing claims against the same will present them
for payment and those Indebted there wil
please make immediate payment 10
MRS MARY FLYNN, AdministratriY
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At the Academy.

Nell Gwynn,' a play closely resembling mis-.
tress Neil,' produced last season by Henrietta
CroSman, was presented yesterday afternoon at
the academy by the May Fiskc company Miss
fiSkc played most accepably the role OF Nell,
the bewitchins and audacious woman who made
a willing slave OF Charles H.
The company produced 1.-The Little -,lIagnet''
last night. There will be two performances
today.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

THE FIRM of /. r. Megargel 4 Co. is This dav
dissolved by mutual consent Roy Chester
Megargcl retiring,
T. +. MEGARGEL,
ROY MEGARGEL
Any debts due to or from the linn viii be set.
tiled by the undersigned who will continue lie
brokerage and commission business in Stocks,
Bonds and Securities under the linn name OF L.
I, Megalgel n Co., with headquarters in the Con.
nell building, Scranton, Pa.
I, T. MEGARGEL & co.
scranton. Pa. Feb, o. 1909.
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theatrical.
ToDAY's ATTRACTIONS.

Night.
ACADEMl--May Fiske Comedy Company.
Afternoon and night
srAR-Rohcman Burlcsqucrs. Afternoon and
night
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superfuous Hair Removed,

SUPERFLuOUS HAIR, Warts, and Mocs pain
lessH, permanently, scientifically removed hy
electric needle; exclusive method; no scars. rsa
treatment tree. Call and be convinced. Helen
5. Buchanan, Dennatologist, 3l2 Washington ave
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Repeated clntam calls marked the end of each
act, and at the final curtain, unusual and signifi.
cant as it is, the audience demanded of the
principals that they rcappear.
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Oil Market.

Oil City, Feb I3.--Credt balances. lI5; cc,tia
Gates, no bid shipments. lgO,915 barrels aver.
age. ss.6Sl banelsi runs, lis9O2 barrels; average,
20 $50 barrels.
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Business Opportunity.

GOOD CHANCE FOR YOUNG TMLOR-An upto
date and wide'awake man' can jump into an
established location, hest in the city; stained
glass and plato front bay window, second ioor
OF Aitken building Carbondale. Possession April
LIST.
$4,000 BUYS an established business paying $50
monthly; very little time required bears
close investigation, Address H. w. H., 2O7 Lin.
den street, city.
STOCK AND WHEAT TRADERS without delay.
Write Tor our special market letter. Free on
application. s. NJ. liibbird & Co., members y.
Y Consolidated and Stock sXchange, a and 10
broadway, New York. Established lsii Long
Distance Phone 1858 Broad.
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Boarders Wanted.


PRIVATE FAMILY wishes to have two nica men
TO board, German English Call any tins
after Thursday, All eonyeniences, sO7 HIrrhon
avenue.
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STAGE NOTES.

one OF the members OF the Eugenie Blair com.
papy Mas siricsen with smallpox al Port Huron,
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Money to Loan.
Rheumatism.

RHEUNATISM-All parties that wish can he
speedily and permanently cured OF all ~.
rieties OF Rheumatism by vegetable compound,
lor, Scranton
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Auction.

AUCTION today and every day until sold out. six
carloads Pan American exposition furniture
and linen, consisting OF tables, iron and brass
beds complete, dresscrs, 1000 pieces linen, blank
cts, pillows, counterpanes, pillow cases, towels,
Carpets sold every day = o'clock sharp at lOS
Lackawanna avenue. Cummings Bios, Auc.
tioneers.
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Wanted-To Purchase

CASH PAID for old gold and silver, jewelry,
watches, diamonds, silverwarc. Address Ed.
ward Boyle, 222S Park Row Building. New York
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THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT" DIRECTORY.
q Lines 10 Cents
More Than -Four Lines, . Cents Tor Each Extra Lin
For Rent.

NIINNNVV"VN
ttFoR RENT--Party leaving town desires TO rent
house furnished, or would rent part OF same; {;
steam heat, excellent location. reasonable rent
Address Furnished House, care of Tribune
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STORE FOR RES1--rhc large store No. l2t
Washington avenue for rent from March l.
Charles Schlager.
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WANrED-By good girl 10 do housework in
private family; only small family paying
good wages need reply. Address L. s., Tribune
office.
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FOR RENT--1l.room house ncnr Facturyvillo,
splendid location for the summer; good past
urc for horse. Apply 1873 Sandcrson avenue.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-17
WIFE MURDERER +
WAS LYNCHED
Kentucky Mob Avenges a
Crimson Crime.
John Andesson Taken From County
Jail by Mob and Hanged
First White Man Hanged
in the County.

Owensboro, Ky, July l7-John
Anderson, who was in Jail here
charged with the murder of his wife
on the night of July s, was taken
from the Jail last night by mob and
hnaged to beam over a wagon scales
at l0:30 last night.
The mob, supposed TO have come
from the neighborhood of the crime at
Orangeburg, entered the city quietly
and going to the Jail demanded admit
tance which was refused They then
battered down the prison door, por-
tion of the mob keeping the jailer
under surveillance so that he could not
give the alarm. Anderson was then
taken across the street and hanged,
after which the mob left the city as
quietly as they had entered. The
body was cut down by the coroner this
morning.
Anderson is the first white person
ever hanged in Burgess county.
At the time the crime was commit
ted Anderson and his wife had been
living apart for about seven weeks,
she being at home with her father.
1t is said that Anderson visited his
wife for the purpose of etfecting a re-
Her father objected and
Anderson persuaded his wife TO ac-
him out into the night She
was never seen alive again, and Ander-
son was arrested.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-17
Lots of Cranberry Sauce.

Boston, Mass, July l7-Reports
from cranberry growers of the Cape
Cod and Plymouth sections indicate
that the crop this season will be larg-
er than for many years There are
hundreds of acres of new bogs In bear
ing condition, and all these are heav.
lily blossomed and give promise of bear
ing a big crop. The season will be-
gin about the last of next month and
continue six weeks. The early berries
will be shipped to the markets of the
west, which during the past few years
have been found to be the best that
the growers have ever had.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-17
Oratorio Postponed.

Owing to the storm of last night the
production of the Oratorio by the
Choral Union was postponed to next
Tuesday night. Notwithstanding the
inclemency of the weather last night
about seVenry-five people yentnred out
TO hear the music, hut 50 many had
purchased tickets and We're not present
that postponement was decided upon,
The Choral Union has put in whole
lot of time upon the choruses and the
next production will be far superior
TO anything the musicians have given
in the past The postponement is to
Tuesday night.
The band also has prepared some
very excellent selections for the oc.
casion.