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Among the number of transient
visitors to Paragould since yester-
day, registered at the hotels Of the
city, the following is list
HOTEL AMBERG. Ut
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by the first dos

Dssn DshehG 10 all my 1amily' Inc
Globe Drug Store.
Mill Greek.
Il. G. Craft left here for Neely-
vile, Mo-, last week. He goes
thel i'm search of work.
Mrs. VIM. Damaw is visiting
relatives in Illinois.
The family of Rev. Steyer and
E. I. Aulich visited the home Of
Fred Fritch last Sunday.
Fl. Thielke has lately purchased
a fine mule from c. Stechler, Of
LoGlyma.
w Smith and n Walltrin
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lsines men Of our city

an uJLFHCLTUH OF lHIS KIHU WHEH a
FIRST class establishment would give
credit % the city oud the state.
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FACTS AS THEY ARE.
Mrs. M. Y. PAUL. Was Not Formally
ArreSted

Exception is taken by MIS-. NJ. Y.
papers, which would lead the public to
believe she had been arrested and
taken before Alderman Kasson for
failing to put fire escapes on building
on Spruce street, owned by her.
Investigation shows that the facts
are as follows: On the fourth floor of
the PAUL. building, on Spruce street
rooms are rented by a man named
Bernstein, who has three assistants in
the manufacture of ladies garments.
This Factory Inspector Bishop believes
places the building in/the catalogue of
those used for manufacturing purposes
and therefore under his care.
He thought the building ought to
have fire escapes and he ordered them
put on. Mrs. Paulis attorneys assured
her the factory inspector had no right
to take such step and not to obey
his request. She followed the advice
of her counsel, and the FACTORY inspec-
tor, to have his rights in the premises
defined, Swore out a warrant before
Alderman Kasson. Mrs. PAUL. was no.
titled of the fact, and after confer
ence between her counsel and Mr..
fixed for a hearing. Mrs. PAUL. was
not formally arrested, as might be in
ferred from what has appeared in print,
and was not arraigned before the al
derman.
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ASSAULTED BY ITALIANS.
George Loveland Knocked Down by
Two Men Last Night, Both Of
Whom Were Arrested.

George Loveland, of Church avenue,
was attacked by two Italians last night
on North Main avenue, near Wood
street. His cries brought assistance,
and his two assailants were lodged be-
hind prison bars within twenty min
utes.
Loveland was walking along Main
avenue about $50 o'clock and was pass
ing Anthony Ruddy's store when the
two Italians sprang at him from a
doorway. They knocked him down, and
We're searching through his clothes
when Mr.. Ruddy came out of his store
in response to Loveland's cries. One of
the men turned on Ruddy and fired two
shots from revolver. Neither of them
took effect, but both whistled danger
ously close to Ruddy's head He grabbed
one of the men, but didn't succeed in
holding him, and the pair dashed down
the avenue, with a number of persons
in pursuit.
Captain Cutler, of Hose company No
., was attracted from the hose house
by the scramble and gave chase to one
of the men, overtaking and arresting
him at the corner of Thompson street.
The other Italian was captured by
Patrolman Johler in the rear of John
Beal's house. near the celebrated Red
Barn, in which resort both prisoners
are said to live.
The two men We're taken to the police
station, where one of them gave the
name of Dominicll Vulpa The other
refused to talk. Loveland was not badly
injured, and will appear against the
two men when they are arraiened be-
fore Magistrate Fidler this morning.
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The tabulating of the vote of Scran-
ton and Carbondale was completed YES
terday afternoon at 4.30 o'clock. The
computing will be done today.
There were very few discrepancies
between the open and closed returns.
The vote in the Norris Costello contest
as recorded in The Tribune's table,
made up at 11:55 p. M, on election
night, underwent only two unimport-
ant changes. In the Second district of
the Fifth ward Costello was credited
in the open returns with SO. The stat
ed returns gave him go. In the Twenty
l1rst ward, First district, The Tribune
table gave Morris 1853 votes, when he
should have been credited with 161. The
official computation will show that Co.'S
tello had majority of SIG. The Tri-
bune's table gave him a majority of
SIS.
In the ward and district offices I'm
Scranton there were few discrepancies
between the open and sealed returns
and none of them We're of Importance.
In Carbondale, where the vote for
the city offices was close, the sealed re-
turns were carefully scrutinized for
possible discrepancies but none of any
Importance were disclosed. In the Sec
ond district of the Second ward, the
open returns gave John Manley 49,,
While the sealed returns credited him
with only 40. This only increased the
majority of his opponent, Abe Sahm,
from 249 to 2S2. A table of the vote
cast in this city follows:
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REV. W. j. FORD RESIGNS
Pastor of Green Ridge Baptist Church
Has Accepted Call from Church
in Jamestown, N. Y.

Rev. William j. Ford. pastor of the
Green Ridge Baptist church, has re-
signed his pastorate and has accepted
a call extended him by the congregation
of the First Baptist church, of James
town, NJ. Y.
The resignation has been accepted by
the board of trustees and Rev. Mr..
Ford will preach his last sermon in this
city on the second Sunday in March.
The pastorate which he goes to fill is
the one recently vacated by Rev. DR..
Hellings, formerly pastor of the Penn
avenue Baptist church, who has accept
ed a call to the First Baptist church of
Buffalo.
Rev. Mr.. Ford is one of the most elo-
quent of the city's younger clergymen.
He came here direct from the seminary
upon the organization of the Green
Ridge Baptist church nine years ago
and has remained as pastor ever since.
His deep earnestness and tireless labor
for the cause of Christ has endeared
him to the hearts of the members of his
congregation, who are loathe to part
with him.
The board of trustees have not yet
decided to extend call to any particu-
lar clergymen though several names are
under consideration.
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ENJOYABLE ENTERTAINMENT.
Programme Rendered at Y. w. G. A
Rooms Last Night.

a fair-sized audience attended an en-
tertainment given last night in the
Young Womens Christian association
rooms on North Washington avenue,
under the direction of Miss Pauline
Hall, instructor in elocution.
Several selections were rendered by a
ladies' orchestra. the members of which
were chosen from among the associa-
tons members, and recitations We're
cleverly given by Miss u. Freider, Miss
Gladys Bell, Miss Nina Olmstead and
Master W. Morgan. Mark Twain's ever
delightful account of how Tom Sawyer
whitewashed the fence was read by
Miss l.. Gendall, most accomplished
young lady. Miss Hall herself gave n
selected reading, and piano solos We're
rendered by Miss Il. Barber and Miss
r. Sprulis.
The entertainment was the first of n
series of three to be given for the bene-
fit of the association. The next will be
given on the night of March % and will
take the form of an olde folkes concert,
to be given under the direction of Miss
Anna Salmon
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Why He Bet on Gray.

Once, when Wayne Macvesgh had finished argyll
ing tedious technical before the United
States supreme court, speculation arose be-
tween Mr., MacVeagh and his colleague as to
whom Chief Justice Fuller would assign to wrta
the opinion, and wager was made.
Just then Chief Justice Fuller came down the
corridor OF the court building. Mr.. MaeVeagh
stopped him and told him OF the wager, asking
the Chief Justice to tell whom lie would assign,
US that would settle a bet,
"on whom have You placed your wager, Mr..
Mac Neaghg' the chief justice asked,
"Nr. Justice Gray" was the response.
''Why did you choose Mr.. Grly?" queried
Chief Justice Fuller,
Because" replied Mr.. NIcNeaGh, ~ noticed he
slept through the entire argument"
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This and That.

NJ. b. Casey, superintendent of car
service, Lacliawanna railroad, went to
Buffalo yesterday.
John Hanson, chief clerk to Superin-
tendent HiXson, of the Lackawanna
railroad bridges and buildings depart
ment, was in Kingston yesterday on
business for the company.
At meeting of the board of drec-
tors of the Lackawanna railroad, he'll
in New York recently, President w. Fl.
1ruesdale's salary was raised $4,000 n
year, which makes it now $4,000.
Division Freight Agent c. w. Ten
Broeck, of the Lackawanna railroad,
with headquarters in this city, has been
appointed industrial agent to succeed
W. Is. Hunter, resigned. The appoint
ment takes effect March l, when Mr..
Ten Brock will remove to New York.
His successor in the freight department
has not yet been named.
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Will Go to Supreme Court.

Next week, the Supreme court will
hear Lackawanna cases. The list was
published week ago Thursday in The
Tribune.
Among the attorneys who will attend
the session will be eX-Judge j. w. Car
penter. O'Brien & Martin, Major Ev-
erctt Warren, City Solicitor George NJ
Watson, Hon. NJ. Il. Mcdonald, /. II,
Burns, Welles & Torey, w. S. Dehl,
Cornelius Comegys. Thomas f. Wells,
$. Is, Price, II. c. Reynolds, G. w.
Dawson, IL. NJ. Hannah and w. w.
I.athrope.
A motion for the allowance of an APP
peal in the case of the common
wealth against George w. Beale will be
made Monday morning.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-22
HIGH SCHOOL OBSERVANCE.
Pupils Commemorate the Anniver-
sary of Washington.

Exercises commemorative of WASH
ington Day We're conducted yesterday
morning in the High school. The pu-
pills and faculty assembled in the audi
torium, during the first two recital
hours, and listened to an interesting
and appropriate programme, which
had as its main feature an address by
Principal Joslin on 1.-The Life and
Character of Washington.
The other numbers We're selections
by the school orchestra, patriotic songs
by the school,; an essay on washing
toms Life at Mt, Vernon" by Miss
Edyth Walter; piano solo, Miss Char
lotte zurhieh; violin solo, Miss Stack
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-22
GEORGE KAGLER ARRESTED.
Charged with Disorderly Conduct by
Stephen Dyer.

George kagler, secretary of the
street car mems union, was arrested
yesterday at the instance of Special
Agent stephen Dyer, of the Scranton
Railway company, on the charge of dis
orderly conduct.
The warrant was issued by Alderman
Howe, and Kagler will be given a hear
ing this morning. 1t is alleged that
Kagler hurled vile epithets at employees
of the street railway company.
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week undcr the auspices Of The Shiloh Baptist
church under the management VI the five dit'
fercnt organizations OF the church. Monday
evening it will be under the direction ot the
Baptist Young People, union. Tuesday evening,
Professor Hill will make his showing. Wclnc''
day evening. Willing Workers. There will also 10
a debate In the subject that women are more
helpful to the church than men. Robert Coz,
affirmative; =. II. blair, negative Friday even.
ing a voting contest will take place ho;wcen
Mrs. G. Scott. Of the Howard Place Aitcan
Methodist Episcopal church. and Mrs. Aubrey
Alsop. Of the Shiloh Baptist church. The Cne
getting the highest number of votes over 100 will
get a fine paror lamp as first prize; six china
cups and saucers as second prize. Each vote
cents
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-22
COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.

ON account of the Illness Of Judge Kelly, the
hearing in the matter ol fixing The sherif's com.
pensation for feeding prisoners was yesterday
postponed until March 8.
Court yesterday made absolute the rule To remit
the costs placed on the prosecutor, T. J. Iangan,
in the case of commonwealth against John Cog.
gins. Mir, langan who is proprietor Of The Col
umbia, had Coggins arrested for defrauding
board bill When the case was called he failed
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-22
DALTON PROPERTY.
For $1,000 Less Than Value, on Ac-
count of Owners Expected Change
of Residence

The above property is one of the most
complete residences in Dalton. There
are IS fine rooms. with bath and every
convenience, such as furnace, range,
hot and cold water, etc. Large, wide
porches on two sides of house: beauti-
full shade trees and shrubs. with fine
lawn. and an abundance of frnit. The
barn is in keeping with the house. This
property is offered for 81, 800 until March
!, when it will be withdrawn from the
market If not sold. See w. II. Hackett,
the real estate dealer. at the Price
Building, Scranton, Pa. ~
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Put Him Out of Business.

Max Tomback. an Old Forge plum
Der, instituted trespass suit against
the Scranton Railway company yester-
day, demanding $1,000 damages for per-
sonal injuries, the death of "A horse and
the demolition of Il wagon, resulting
from collision with street car, in
Avoca, Dec, 10, 1901.
He claims his injuries are of such q
nature as to make it impossible for him
to pursue his trade. His attorney IS
T.. w. Thayer.
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Special Term of Quarter Sessions.

special term of quarter sessions. The
list is made up of minor cases not dis
posed of at the last regular term. Many
cases remaining open We're not put on
the list because the attorneys for the
defense will be in Philadelphia attend
ing the Supreme court.
Judge 1', w. Wheaton, of Wilkes
Barre, will preside in the main court
room. Another judge from out of town
will be secured, if possible, to conduct
second court, in No. 3.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-22
UNDER A CAR.
Albert w. Ware Killed in Storrs
No 1 Mine

The dead body of Albert w. Ware, II
young man 10 years of age, was found
under n car in the Storrs No. 1 mine,
Thursday afternoon
Ware was n driver and it is sup
posed that following the custom of
many drivers he was sitting on the
bumpers of the first car, when he fell
in front of the car and was killed. His
home is at Dickson City. His funeral
will be held tomorrow.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-22
THERE WERE
FEW CHANGES
VOTE OF THE TWO CITIES rs
NOW TABULATED.

Costello's Majority Over Morris Is
S16, or Two Less Than Was Given
in The Tribune's Table Which
Was Made UP Before 12 O'clock
Election Night None of the
Changes Affect Result-Mayor-
elect o'Neill's Majority Remains
Unchanged-Corrected Table.
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY n.
Extras EaSt-S p, M, Y. Fitzpatrick; 10 p. IN,
+. llallett; IL p. M, lloboken, Nugcnt.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY -.
Extras Eastl3O a. M, lioboken, II. Doherty;
a. M, ID. Wallace; a. M, +. l.. Rogers; Il.
M, lloboken, j. A. Bush; u, M, lIoboken, ".
j. Moser; Il q. M, j. II, Masters, H. McAllis'
ter's crew; l p. M, George Thomas p. m,
lIoboken, Booth; p. M, W. W. Labar; p. IN,
lloboken, J. f. Burklnrt.
Summits, Etc.-G a, NJ, H. lennegan; a. m,
Frounielker; 10 a. ln., Nchols p, M. rhomp-
son; p M, Canigg; 10 p. M, VI. Gmley, Col
dcn'S crew.
Pushers-G a. M, Widnor; Z H. M, Finnerty; s
a, m. llouser ll.4j II m, Moran; p. M, Bar
tholomew; $50 p, M, Nauman; p. M, W. H..
Bartholomew; 0 p, M, Lamping
Extras Eost-s a, M, o. Randolph; 10 a. m,
c. Kingsley; . p, M, William Krby Wallis
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-22
GRAND CONCERT COMPANY.
To Give Concert at High School
Tuesday Night.

Tuesday Night.
The Grand Concert company will APP
pear at the High school next Tuesday
evening as the sixth number of the
course. The company is composed of
Sibyl Sammis, soprano: George II.
Downing, baritone: Melville Clark, harp
list: Nellie Allen Hessenbruch, pianist.
Mr. Downing is a baritone of fine
quality and wide range. He, has sung
in this city. and The Tribune at that
time said of him: "NIr. Downing's role
fitted him to a Il, and he sung majestic
ally. with a fine outpouring and sonor-
Gus voice" Miss Sammis, the soprano,
has travelled with Schumann- Heink. She
has charmed large audiences wherever
she has appeared. The number will be
one of the best of the course. and
should not be missed by any of the
ticket holders. The diagram is now at
POWelIs.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-22
NOIICE.

L. d. Lattimer will run $50 p. m pusher Feb
81 in place OF NJ. Murphy.
VI. Ginley will run p summit Feb. n.
II. II. Depew reports for Bush.
D. Cavanaugh reports for McCann.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-22
MARRIED.

BLOXlIAM-TALIMAN.-At the home OF the
bride, Thompson, Pa, on Wednesday, Feb 10,
at p. m, Harris BloXham and Miss Maud
Talmun, both of Thompson by Rev. A. D..
David, pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal church
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-22
BRYAN TO LECTURE HERE.
West Scranton Society Secures Hin
for March Z.

William Jennings Bryan will lecture
in Scranton Friday, March T. He will
have as his subject "A Conquerlng Ma
ton"
Mr. Bryan comes here under the aus
pices of st. Brenden's council, Young
Mems Institute of West Scranton.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-22
MOELkERS is
NOT Elected
CONGRATULATIONS CAN NOW
BE RESUMED.

Court Refuses to Order a Recount Of
the Vote in the First District Of
the Eleventh Ward Because the
Evidence of Illegal Counting Was
Not Clear, Satisfying and without
Serious Contradiction-No Author
ity to Recount the Vote of Bor-
ough or Township.
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house; an address on washington as
a General" by Horace chandler, and
anecdotes of Washington, by John
Burns.
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Closed Until
M arch II
Taking a necessary
s. \. TWININC. OPTICIAN
1871 PENN AVENUE.

to appear, and his attorney on whom he relied TO
Keep tabs on the case was engaged in another
court room. Az there was no response a verdict
of not guilty was entered and the costs placed
on the prosecutor
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-22
City Notes.

OPERATION SUCCESSFUL.--A successful oper.
alton was performed at the Scranton Private hos.
pital last Monday Mrs A. Wall, of No. ]
Oakwood place. She is recovering rapidly.
PADEREWSKI TlCKETS.-Partics who have
purchased tickets for the Padcrewski concert and
have not called for same are requested 10 call at
Powells music store before O'Clock today.
DlSClIARGED.-Joseph j.! Frankcl, of Luzernc
and Ulysses Warner, of Bradford, We're yester-
day discharged from bankruptcy by Judge Il. w.
Archibald Both had filed voluntary petitions
LEG FRACTuRED.-Mrs. David II. Phillips. of
Pettebone street, fell on the ice yesterday morn
ing in front of her home and sustained severe
fracture OF the leg. DIR. Evans is attending hcr
ORGAN REClTAL--An organ recital will be
given in ST. Luke's church this afternoon at 4
o'clock 1t is not for pleasure but is meant as
preparation leading up to the service of even
song at i30
d., T.. & W. PAY-DAYS.--The employees Of the
Diamond, Manvie and Storrs mines were paid
yesterday. The employees of all the coicrips in
Taylor, Keyser Valley, West and North Scranton
will be paid today.
MKiNLEY MEMORIAL FUND Subscriptions
to the Mckinley Memorial fund have been received
from the following: Mrs. Lizzie Herman Miss
Wilhemina Herman, Miss Elizabeth Herman
o'Dolph ~ Lone, James Watrous
CHURCH SUPPER. The ladies Of the Second
Presbyterian church served one of the most elab-
crate suppers of the year last night. Mrs Frank
II. Connell was chairman of the committee The
affair was in the way of pleasant reception in
honor OF Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Odcll.
OPEN HOuSE.-Fircmen and their friends will
be welcomed at the Firemen's Relief association
rooms, 22l Spruce street, today (Washington's
birthday, any time after II o'clock in the morn.
ing. Refreshments will he served and al will be
welcome. An inspection of the quarters is de-
sired. The twenty'second of February if eenfr-
ally observed by tiremen throughout the country
Come and enjoy yourselves.
FAIR NEXT WEEK.--A fair will be held next
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-22
BEST OF THE YEAR.
What Daniel L. Hart Says of "The
Bonnie Brier Bush"

The following was received by The
Tribune last night:
Wilkes Barre, Feb. 2l.
Dramatic Editor Of Tribune, Scranton, Pa
| want every friend OF mine in scranton to see
"rhe Bonnie Brler Bush" The best attraction
Of the year. Daniel l.. Hart.
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H., John Gahagan; IL p. M,

Passenger Engines a. M, Caffney; a. m,
Singer; 10 a. m., .. Miller; Cij p. M, Stanton;
$50 D. M, McGovern.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-22
INDUSTRIAL JOTTINGS.
The D., L. & w. Board for Today
President Truesdale's Salary
Increased $4,000 Year.

The following Is the makeup of the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
board for today:
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M'KiNLEY MEMORIAL subscriptions
to the Mckinley Memorial fund have been received
from the following: Mrs. Lizzie Herman Miss
Wilhelmina Herman, Miss Elizabeth Herman.
O'Dolph \. Lorne, James Watrous.
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d., l.. W. PAT-DAIS.--,rhe employees Of The
Diamond, Manville and Storrs mines were paid
yesterday. The employees of all the cOllcras in
Taylor, heyser Valley, West and North Scranton
will be paid today.
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DISClIARGED.- Joseph j.. Frankcl, of Luzernc,
and Ulysses Warner, of Bradford We're yester-
day discharged from bankruptcy by Judge r. W.
Archibald. Both had filed voluntary petitions.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-22

Smoke FL Belmont. coursen's. ''
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LEG FRACTuRED.-Mrs. David II. Phillips. of
Pettebone street, fell on the ice yesterday morn
ing in front of her home and sustained a severe
fracture OF the leg. DR.. Evans is attending iIur
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PADEREWSKI TICKETS.-ParticS who have
purchased tickets for the Padcrewski concert and
have not called for same requested TO call at
Powells music store before o'clock today.
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ORGAN REClTAL.An organ recital will be
given i'll st. Luke's church this afternoon at /
O'Clock. 1t is not for pleasure but is meant as
a preparation leading up to the service of even
song at i.30
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OPERATION SUCCESSFUL--A successful oper.
alton was performed at the Scranton Private hos.
pital last Monday on Mrs. A. Wall. OF No. ]
Oakwood place. She is recovering rapidly.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-22

FAIR NEXT wEEK,-A fair will be held next
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-04-29

she wasted away and 1-but that's
another story.
Il hadn't been down here at Fort
Bliss two months when got an invi-
tation to the wedding Of Corinne
Forgeron to Herbert Humphreysl I
couldn't go TO it and wouldn't if I
could, but | was summoned just then
to Washington, and, just for mean
ness-for / hated them both-I
dropped off at New Orleans and called
at the Forgeron mansion to see the
tawny creole / didn't stay five min
utes.
"Shc put out her big, white hand
toward mine, but before l touched it
! saw the ring. 1t may be a case of
'Honi soft qui NAL y pense,' but, fell
lows, If it wasn't poor Edith's ring
I'm a liar or an imbecile."-John II.
Rafferty,. in Chicago Record Herald.