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New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
Newark, May 6, 1902.
TRIBUTE FROM BISHOP BLENK.

GBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUSE.l
New Orleans. May 6-Archbishop Chappelle will
leave New-Orleans tomorrow morning attend
the funeral OF Archbishop COrrigan Monsiguor
Chappelle viii then go to Washington, where he
win meet Bishop Blenk. OF Porto Rico. with whom
the Archbishop will travel to Porto Rico and Ha-
Monsignor Chappelle said he had important
matters 10 discuss with President Roosevelt con-
cernng the Philippine mission. Monsignor Chap
pele has made arrangements for indefinite
absence from his archdiocese
Bishop Blenk. speaking of Archbishop Corrigan
said:
The Church and the country have both sustained
a heavy loss in the death Of Archbishop Corrigan
He was I'm all respects well rounded man and
whose devotion TO the best interests Of human
ity wancd. His ambition To he human
ity's benefactor lie was rewarded In rich fulfill
ment Of purpose and died full OF honor He was
untiring I'm his efforts toward the uplifting
kind He of intellectual attanments.
He never faltered I'm the discharge OF any duty
Imposed by any charge to which ne was assigned.
He was a faithful worker in the cause and the
measure of his success was due 20 a combination
Of rare mental attributes and the 2eaousness with
which he labored We must all deplore his lesv-
inE.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
TELEGRAMs or COND0LENcE.

Vicar General Mooney in the afternoon said that
a large number of telegrarns had been received
among them the following.
From Archbishop Feehan. Chicago am
FrouG Archbishop ChaBelle New Orleans nee
10 offer beaFuet sympathy I will attend funeral
From Bishot omkf, Albany Sincere sympathy
III tttt fsfsbop Cruafy rsnta, - ~ g9I,t.u. H.,
vetsjfx washing ton-Cathoiic university extsnds
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
..CARnEN', RY THE SCHOOL or OPER4-

A performance OF Bizet's Carmen was given
at the Berkeley Lyceum last night BY pupils or the
American School of Opera Miss Cecilia Quinn OF
Kansas City. sang the title part. Walter WhsatIy
was Jose and Andreas Schneider EscamillO There
were forty voices in the chorus. Miss Edna Stern
graduate of the American School OF Opera, has
been engaged a cOntraltO BY the company
which will give opera at the Grand Opera House
this
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
MRS. FISKE RETIVEs 'TESs"

Last night before a large and enthusiastic audi
ence Mrs. Fiske revived Tess OF the D'Jyrber-
villes' as it was originally produced by her at
the Fifth Avenue Theatre in March 1857 NJ
F1ske as Tess, was supported by John Craig ss
Angel Clair; Frederic De BellevfIle a. 49,
D'Urberville; John Jack. Sir John: Mar -
Barker. as Joan DUrberville, and Eleanor Moretf5
Marian. e~-t
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07

% Archdiocese OF New-York most heartfelt condo
iehees at the death Of tho beloved Archbishop.
WashinstonI nTsr tb ~ ~ ~. nv aesn & symnnthv ~ ~
10 clergy and people Of New-Y6rk in their sad
bereavement. Will attend funeral
From John ". Maekay-Very sorry to hear that
our good, dear Archbishop has passed away.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
CONCLATE OF SOUTHERN METHODIsTs.

CONCLATE OF SOUTHERN METHODISTS.
Dallas. Tex, Nav 6.-To-morrow morning at
o'clock the Rev. A w. Wilson, of Baltimore, senior
bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church. will call
ever held by the Methodist Episcopal Church in
the South
The conference IS composed of forty-seven annual
conferences. is held every years. this
making the fourteenth session held
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07

The annual pilgrimaSe to Europe OF the old
sehOoship St Mays began yesterday morning.
when she left lei berth at East Twenty-sixth-st
bound for Glen Cove. where she will be fitted ont
for her summer cruise. Glen Cove Is always her
first stopping place
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07

a EDEE nEEER We wifi send . copy
mailing great
large pages
-
voAs onty eepe- covers.
n y. N. y.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
personal friend of Archbishop corrigsn, in speak
ing N IN. latt..L. - ~. u nini.t

ing of the lstter's death tonight, said:
The late Archbishop C0rrgan a typical
shurchman and prsate of exceptional ability.
The Catholic Church IN America and the PROVINCE
or Nsw-IoTh have suffered very great loss. Ills
death is severe shock % me personally, as l
looked upon him my spiritual father. He re-
ceiYed into the diocesan seminary at Seton
Hall and from his hands / received all my orders.
Including the Ofnee OF bishOp.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07

no & s @ % P T & that many Pop knows ES s S as = @ s's % sn s'
those who wholesome condition and who dwell filthy
foul
he--h makes the body breeding place for disease
NATURES plan for human safety that the blood
letter only the the
the blood the
outward this conditions only gu sluggish feelings which
everybody liable the blood why
regularly We without the body
bath We intend bodies regularly
o prevent suffering
purify
OF all the blood DR. Perce Golden Medical Discovery
1t
their blood which life of the
@ I Pn % @ s@ @ @ 1 1 9
something
Tr the e since and NOW
Mrs of fNIs6ed,s fT
advised
B sHdPy ire % caEs Sy edIs ~ there advised WI" n ''"S' f N' Discovery |
which s G % % Ts taken 1 & a & s hI p s 5 % a I % d f ssa s Co. &
tired nearly ali the tme sI
% aa 4s sny OMIT @ 4 O & % = s T s % PG % aSp T
1ef me S1 think the the Had female tns
| hSe saHsi % % TnGs % $ % @ well " @
% have suffered with that rad d writes Mrs Mpis0n
appeared suffering
Discovery erynpeas
but Of
blood
profit of
better You the we
cured others and which you believe viii
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
RlsHoP M,FAuL SHOCKED

Trenton n J. MAY tspecab.- Bishop James A.
McFaul Of the Diocese Of Trenton who was close
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-08

the Albert Lea man will get three-fourths
Of the vote at the primary. On the other
hand, the Tawney men claim reaction
here, as in Fillmore. and insist that their
man will carry Houston. These claims arc
far apart, and neither has much substana-
tial ground. Houston, like Fillmore, is
peopled largely by NOrwegians, and as a
class, the Norwegian farmer is not given
to shouting his opinions from the house
tops He is less than ever communicative
in the present instance. He does not like
to see the nationality issue raised, and,
while he may intend to vote for a brother
Norwegian, he will not tell an American
about it, not even under the torture.
The natural presumption is that the
large end of this vote will so to Knatvold.
I find this to be the view of the unpreju-
diced in the village of Houston, the COM
mercial center of the north side of the
county. Next to Albert Lea and Spring
Valley, this is the largest stock-shipping
point in Minnesota, and Saturday after
noon brings hundreds Of farmers in. The
bulk of the talk is for Knatvold.-
Houston shares with Fillmore the hon
or of Congressman Tawney's special at
tention. He spent Thursday in Spring
Grove, which is almost solid for knat-
void, and is credited with making large
dent in the Knatvold stone wall there.
The towns of/Wilmington and Black Ham
mer, near there, are also very strong for
Knatvold. The German population about
Caledonia is mixed, and SO is Houston.
Hokah is largely for TaWney. -
Here, as in Freedom, there is a red
hot county fight, and the primary vote
is likely to be larger than the republican
vote at the general election. Houston
gave Tawney 1,646 votes in 1900. and
Block for state treasurer, 1895. County
politicians count 200 votes at the pri-
mares this fall. The best estimate would
give $50 of these to Knatvold and $50 to
Tawney, cutting in two the Knatvold esti-
mate of 800 plurality.
Interest locally centers in the legisla-
| tive contests. Senator ROVerud has two
| opponents, who are contesting his renom-
! nation. One is 0. G. Laugen Of Houston.
| a member Of the state board of equaliza-
tion The other is F. A. Dunbury, we'll
know nattorney of Caledonia. It is a good
three fight, in which the talent
are picking Roverud to win.
| Representative Bosworth has three OPP
ronents-Anthony Demo of Hokah, w. e.
| McNelly Of Caledonia and liver G. Otter
ness of Spring Grove.
Charles B. Cheney.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-08
Through Tourist Cars to- California

InFOu9l iouTiSI SdES " YAM oIitds
On and after Sept II, the Minneapolis &
St. Louis will run weekly tourist cars
every Thursday to Los Angeles via Oma
ha Denver and the Scenic line through
Colorado and Salt Lake. Ticket rate only
$3.50 and through berth rate only S..
Beginning Oct. /, and every Wednesday
thereafter, additional through cars will be
operated via Kansas City and the Santa
Fe Route to Los Angeles. This gives a
choice Of the two best lines to California
For berth reservations and tickets, call
at No. 1 Washington avenue S, W.. L.
Hathaway, City Ticket Agent. +,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-08
THE Best Line,

Between Minneapolis, ST.. Paul and Chi
cago Is the milwaukee Line" 1t gives
passengers choice of ten routes. Only line
operating Absolute Block System in NOV
ing trains. Sixteen Fast Trains between
the Twin Cities and Chicago over this
Great and. Popular Highway. !. United
States Government Route for Fast Mail
Trains. Route of the Pioneer Limited,
which train has no equal in the world.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-08
NED BY BOTH.

Houston County, Like Fillmore, a Genuine
II Battle Ground.
From a Staff Correspondent.
Houston, Mimi, Sept. Houston coun-
Nv is disputed ground It is claimed for
Knatyold. BY 600 votes, which means that
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-08

Read the Journal want ads every day
If you can't find what you want to-day
look tomorrow. New ads appear each
day. $500. :"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-08

E. W. Grove.
This name must appear every box of the
genuine Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, the
remedy that cures a cold in one day. 25 cents.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-08

Do you want roof that will never
leak? See w. S. Mott Co. Tel. 376.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-08

Journal want ads are always in the
lead because they give the best results.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-08
kNATVOLD AT WORK AGAIN
Albert Lea Candidate Starts Out Afresh
on Tawneys Track.

Special to The Journal.
Albert Lea, Mimi, Sept. Ex-senator
Knatvold resumed his campaign this
morning and left on the Rock Island road
for Owatonna. After short stay there
he will proceed down the l. & M. division
Of the Milwaukee to Austin, and then on
east. He has not fully recovered from his
accident, but felt he could not lie still
longer, since this is the last week Of the
campaign.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-08

DR.. REEDS CUSHION SHOES
Are perfect comfort. Retail salesroom
N. Fourth street.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-08

Too Young to Do AnythIng;
Too Old to do anything; the time between
is very short. Capitalize it by a policy
in the Penn Mutual Life. S. A. Stockwell
Gen. Agt., Andrus Building. *,~.".
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Chicago, milwaukee
& ST. Paul RAILWAY.

Ticket office, s2s Nicollet av. Phone 122.
aDaily. bEx Sun. dEx. Sat. Leave Arrive.
Chicago, La Crosse Milw' Ike la 7:50am ait :30pm
Chicago, La Crosse. Miw 'keeIa 5:25pm a12 pm
Chicago Pioneer Limitedta s:00pma s:00am
Milwaukee, La X, Wirona la 2:2opm a 3:20pm
Chicago, Faribault. Dubuquela 3:50pm a a:20am
Red Wing and Rochester. 10 2:25pm biz :o1pm
Lacrosse, Dubuq., Rk. IslandIb 7:50am bio :30pm
Northfeld, Faribault, City. la 7:50am a 6:20pm
Ortonville, Milbank, Aberd'nlb 9:25amlb 5:45pm
Ortonville, Aberdeen, dFargoIa :35pm 6:55am
Mortified, Faribault Austin. ID T:15pm bill :20am
= TRAINS FOR HOTEL ST. LOUIS, MINNIE
TONKA.
Leave Milwaukee station at b5:30 pm. Leave
Hotel ST. Louis, b7 am.
bDaily except Sunday.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-08
NORTHWESTERN IINE|
& ST. LOUIS R. r.
c. 81. =. ~. q o. RX

aEx. Sunday. Others daily.
WATERFOWL and Storm Lake
Express ................
Omaha, Des Moines, Kan
sas City, Mason City and
Marshallt0wn ...........
Estherviile and Madison.
st. Louis 6 Chicago Limited
Peoria Limited ...........
Omaha and Des Moines
Limited .-.........
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-08

There are new Walking Suits of black
and white novelty suitings; the skirt is
cut in the new Haring shape; the blouse
jacket is lined with taffeta and faced
with wi black peau de soie> Oh mn
These are ..............% UEv&D
New Tailor Made. Suits of all wool
Lymansville Cheviot, in blue, black and
brown; the blouse jacket is lined with
taffeta, and the 9-gored faring skirt has
drop skirt of the same I'd u Mn
These are cheap at...... @aDuUW
New Separate Skirts of black Cheviot
and Venetian, cut in founce and faring
style; some plain and some fancy trim
med. Specially good value at $4.oS,
$3.50 and $1,000.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-08
Ladies' Fall Wear.

New Plated and Kilt Walking Skirts
in black and white novelty effects, at
$40 and $780,
Then there are unlined Skirts of blue,
gray and tan homespun and covert
cloth, cut in Aaring, founce and kilt
styles. Prices we're $49S d IN
and S5.98. To close. ...... @uOO
Shirt Waists of grass linen, trimmed
with embroidery and tucked in front;
were $3.75 and $500; ID M
now on sale at. .@ROO
$3.50 and SIS China Silk Waists, black
and white, an incomplete line, but we
have nearly all sizes; ID .m0
closing out at .............@ H go
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-10
Dret Meilter oer poCette.
@eilen sar @asfiibrurg fnnifleriider
Mrheiten III Mmerifn.

@ttoer beS 9nnbespraItasmt - Ser BUTTE
@eretdtfdaein ats @eiieuSeru II @efdidtss
mailer -alasa ~eid,muas ses ame,iteaifd,sy
geaIerS 2lbbep III GmaIanD.
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lers gu ersrsifen. gr beaann 1861
fttne Stubien auf Der &unItofabemie
an pstersburs, unb f9on fem critics
Bib rSbpKeus t0btet bic s~yreier" ere
rang ibm cine Meboi1e. @ein Neiiez
brang unb feline 2ernbeaierbe trieben
i'm iber bic sanae Wslt. Na9bem er
nod in Berlin unb paris ftubirt bate,
elite ct 1867 nod Surfeiton, UNI an
Der friegerif9en Expedition be8 @enee
rails b. aaufmann tbeil5unebmen. Wee
rtfAtfAagin reiite bonn mad Sibirien,
I'm bns glenb Der Deportirten nit
eigener Mugen fenner gu lernen. Damn
arbeitete er bon 1870 al bret Sabre
hinbur4 in Minden. tpobin tim Der
Wsaler 9oridelt 5og, ben ct am aau.az
!us iennsn gelernt bate. 3pei peitere
Sabre bertpeilfe er in Snbien, mo tin
4rhitettur unb 8olfsleben ebenfo feTs
ftlten, tuie bic pompbaften Muf5use bes
prtnaen bon Wales unb bic fnneehes
bedten 90ben bes !6imalana. SIN
Sabre 1876 srbaute sr ii9 in paris
Elm Riefenatelier ober I9on 1877 befpoa
TIN Der Nnsbrna bes ruiiifd@tiirtiiden
&rieses, ii9 Der Mrmee bes Generals
Stobsletp ansuf6lieben. Sn 1884 Be-
rsifte Weref9tf4agin Sprien unb pa@
lditino unb gnbe Der o4t5iaer Sabre
BITE Der. @tacten.
Musn biefen Reifen entfprangen aable
eei9t @emGlbe, bic nit ibrem @eprdee
grObter obiettiper Mabrbeit ouf Musz
felungert in 2onbon, paris, Wien,
Berlin unb Petersburg bic bodfte @uf@
mertiomfeit errseten.
Werefdti9asins iinsfter 9eiud Der
Union, mad ber er auf benz umtpeae
ubtr bic pbilippinen fam, 1T Der Mbs
ildt entfpruneen, Stiaasn fir cine Ses
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beribmten MoIer Benjamin 8eit. Der
1892 praitbent Der &Dniglifen 4fabes
mie tn 2onbon purbe, aus pennIplpa<
MEN uno TT iest 40 Sabre aft. gr bee
fu9te bic 8uniti9ule in gbiGabetpbia
unb fam 1872 mad Geip gort. no er
bic Stene zines Gbef5ei9ners an BEN
bpn 0arper e Brothers 1srausgegsbe,
men Moga3in einnabm. SSn 1878
ianote i'm bic Sirma no9 europa, I'M,
Material 81 8ilbern fir 9olblmitbs
2uitlpiet Sic etbt na9!" gu fans
meln. I6beD perblieb in 2onbon unb
iponbte ii9 Der Maleret gu. Ssin critics
Sel9emaloe Sin Maimorgen" trug
ibm bic. Miteltebi6aft an Der bortigen
aDnigliden Qtabemie Elm. Sin arbe>
res beribmtes @smdlbe Mbbsps III
n&reu5fabrer erbliden Serufalem." 8or
ettpa 3ebn sSa6ren empFing Mbbeb ben
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~
tpegen bas Qi4t Der Welt erblidte. fir
oas Defenders i'm Yorbipeten bet
Union itart pertretene ifanoinabiihe
Clement. Nelipn, Der i'm gunbes5enate
Wprlisenoer bes &omites aur @erbefe=
rung bes MifIifiippi unb {einer Neben5
Iiliie, fopie MitsIisb me6rerer anberer
@usi9ahe III, geb0rte gu ben eifriqs
ltetl V~efurlportern Der idon ieit Sobren
bentilirten areirun9 zines 5anoelsz
Separtements Der @an5es e2eqieruna,
fds nunme5r unter BEN erlpeiterten
Sttel ,9an0elsz unb Wrbettsbeparte.
ment" oemnd9ft ms 2eben irst.n
eiirfte.
anute 0elfon, Der 1849 nit feiner
ttlihe Sabre porber beriptttpeten Mut.
ter mad @merifa fam, madte In einem
Misconiin Jreipirissn< Heaiments ben
8urgertrieg nit unb purbe BEL Der
Delaserung BON port 9ubipn pertDuns
bet unb sefansen eenommsn. gr
1tubirte mad benz &riegs bic 9e6te,
tpnrbs 1867 gum 8arreaa 5ugclaf.n
ano psr5og 1871 no6 Douglas
eountp, Wtinn. Gr nor Qnflaae.
artpa!t biefes @ountDs, Stootsfenafps
nnb IN atpei Serminen 0ouperneur bon
Wtinneioto. Dem aonsreHs aeb0rts
Welion als Gteprafentant bon 1881 bis
1887 on. gunbesisnator 1T er feb
1895.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-10

Sp'cht ~. 0pUtU.
Nuftrds. fir Die goftonsr Dffentlids
8ibfiotbef flint WarbsemdIbe nit benz
5itel .Oie Su9e nad benz beilioen
8rale" on5ufertigen. Ginen She'll Der
8iloer braGte @bbep Dor fInf sSobrsn
berliber, Die plaairuns Der lebten Bet.
9emaloe, Die insgeiammt cine 2dnae
BON 1870 SUB unb cine 8reite bon 8
Sub oufpeiien anb beren @~ntbinuna
bieier Sage IN Gesenpart Mbbeps itott.
fanb, biloete bic NeranlaHuna sut
liinglfen 9feiie Nbbens nab ben Ser.
Staten.
@ie ie6r Q(bbeps fiinftierifde Saba.
tetten aud in ben englii9en Regies
rlingsfreilen g~etpirbi9t tperben, er6eut
unter Mnberen1 aus benz llmftanbe, bob
Der bermalige a0nig fid BON Mbbeb mo-
len lieB uno baB Der lebtere 3umoffiaiel.
len Maler fir bic am 26. Stunt B. =.
ftattfinbenbe arDnuns Gbparbs bes
Siebenten ertpdblt iparb. Oas bon Tim
iber bic &rDnung aussufibrenbe Sc
mdlbe ipirb i'm S9loHe Minb5or auf>
aebdnst, unb es pirb bort bas ein3ige
BON einem Mmeritaner berrubrenbe Bib
fein.
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maltr -atas aetdmaas ses ame,ifeaiiGsy
9taters atbbes IN GmsIaao.
Sur IusfI6rune besiebnngspeiie
W%olenbung berborragenbe finftltri1der
Nrbeiten tpeilen CUR 3eit brei beribmte
Maler, bic beiOen HuNen ~. Som
Eantin 81 afoffsfp unb
WaffiIii Werei6tf9agtn,
lotpie Der Nmerifaner Gbnin u.
Mbbep, Der absr bereits felt % Sab
rem ieinen ftdnbtsen Mobnfib in eng
Lamb aufgei9lagen bat, in Mmerifa.
81. Ronftantin Matoffsfp, Der ruff
ffder 9Dfmaler til, fertiet sesentpdr@
tia eth gortrdt beg prdiibentsn Rooiez
belt an, fotpie Elm fol9es Der Gemabltn
bes ruffif4en 8oti9afters @rafen Gal
fini. gu ben b%ebeutenbiten @emdlben
Mafoffsfps sdblen rGine ru5fif6e
3oaaeit,1 Scr Sob bes 3aren" unb
uBrautpabl." Or bat auBerbem 5o@
ipobl ben sesenpdrtisen 3arer als befe
fen Batter unb bic grobfiri ten Der fai,
ferlia ruffifden Semitic semalt. Seine
Werte aeihnen ii9 burh 2sbbaftisfeit
Der Jarben unb einbrudspone 8e6anbz
luna bes ~sefpGbften @eoen5t1nbes aug.
Notoffstp mar beretts Dor bret Sabren
IN Mmerifa, nobel Die bon Inn ausaez
ttelten @emdlbe bic Mnerfennung fpei.
tsfter Rreife fanben.
gu ben interefanteiten GrIaeinune
gen ~unierer 3eit, ni6t nur als aunlt@
!.r. ionbsrn aud als Menid, aablt une
ttreitig Wafflii Werefhtfdasin. Sn
1912 sn Sf4erfpobeB i'm @ouperne=
i1ent Notpgorob gebpren, ertpor6 er
1859 auf Der Martnefdufe gu petersz
burg oos Offi5ierspatent. I'm fat ul=
mittelbor baralf ben 8eruf Reg 4inft.
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Die nelfon-9iu.

Sbr @erfafer elm ~promimentes, tnt MasIanst
seborenes &onsrebmitelits.
Inter ben i'm Muslanbe geborenen
Witgliebern bes aonsreTes nimmt Der
Senator anute Nslfon BON Minne=
iota einen Der beroorrasenbften pldBe
Elm. Die 8ebeutuns, bic aarl @hurs
IN Der @eaieruns, 2esislatur uno pos
littt fur bas Seutf9tbum bier3ulanbe
befaB unb gum She'll mod beiibt, bat
9ielion, Der 1843 nohe 8erden in Nor<
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Waftlii Mereidtidagin.
tie bon 9ilbern aus Der omeritoniiden
Gei4t9te gu iammsln. 9ds bauptIGhs
lihffe Der 8emdlbe nirb bic G6la6t
am San Suan<9igsi baritellen, unb
ouf ibm pirD unter Qnberen grdfibsnt
ooiebelt iiatbar fem, mis er feline
Raubreiter gum Sisse fiibrt.
ebipin q. abbep itommt, slsid BEN
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3beumotismus 1T in bieIem alima
fhmer5bafter al8 ireenb elm anoeres
2eioen; miro ourb Gimer & 2fmenns
Wesept Wp. 1851 gebeilt. s. e.
g h m ot. N9ent, 6puitpn, 9eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-10

@be Sic anbersmD faufen,
laiien Sic iih BON 6. Braeger,
322 uno 1924 Disconnected traBe,
Breisanihldge fir Drabt Rebe
aeben.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-09-20
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Miss Grace Atkinson, of Wyoming
street, left for Kingston to resume her
studies at Wyoming seminary. Miss
Gertrude Dennis. of Washington street,
leaves today for Garden City, Long ISL
and. to enter st. Mary's seminary.
Thomas Meys, Delaware and Hud-
son brakeman, was squeezed between
two cars while attempting to make a
coupling at South Wilkes-Barre on
Tuesday evening and was removed to
Mercy Observation-Disclosures Barre Record.
Mr.. and Mrs. James ID. Hevers and
family leave tomorrow for Carbondale,
where they will make their future
home. Mr.. Hevers has been recently
promoted to the position of road super
visor. Olyphant Record.
Among those who attended the Wallis
Vile fair yesterday are w. II. Edgett
and family, A. l.. Patterson and fam
lily, w. w. Watt and Garfield williams
of this city.
Miss Lizzie Barrett and Edith Evans
were elected delegates to attend the
convention of Daughters of Rebekah at
Carbondale on October 14.-Olyphant
Record.
w. 7. Ward. who has been EMPLOYED
in Eagle City, Arizona, for several
years, has returned to this city.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-09-20
SOCIAL NOTES,

Mrs A. b. Madigan, the Misses Anna
Madigan, Margaret Mssett, Anna Mis-
sett 4. A. Missett and Frank Missett,
of this city, and Mrs. DR.. j. V. Missett
and two children, of Philadelphia, and
James Wescott, of Saratoga, N. Y. en-
joyed an outing at Crystal lake Thdra
day. In the evening the party was en-
tertained at o'clock dinner at the
home OF Mrs. Madigan on Salem ave-
nue..
Thursday was the first anniversary
of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Higgins and in celebration of
their cotton wedding number of their
friends rendered them reception last
evening at their home on Salem ave-
nue.. The young people presented the
happy couple with number of useful
and pretty gifts, among which were a
pair OF beautiful pictures. Refresh
ments We're served.
Miss Nina Smith entertained a num-
ber OF friends at her home on Darte
avenue Thursday evening. A very en-
joyable time was had. Music and
games were. the principal features of
the evening. Refreshments were served.
Miss Margaret Garden, of the West
Side, has returned from a weeks visit
with Scranton friends.