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Tarr, ~. uH.. '', bu's ~ HiI nu mi '".f LAZY
lrs. 9 ftsl 80 mana Fr tn'ytt hNr ~ lE''n
i''' .'r.t.. g'Iu.at ,~,.r ,orpps'r from toe
o.. ara.. ..ttuv iar irf'ad ~ 'h" ma and
Err.....- rfri',f ~ - own accord
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~. -'..| ru.- aud r-pla' o. thc '''"l' - arm
Mt hos zap .f Ani u'r'n.>N M o. y ,he
lower haui' ''t'.u'ns :" d" ~ m''" ~ W"
Norl ~ al, a. Ten - -, ,sg hour da' in
t,., . yrt iu Of, u.t rpA nc hall IN th~ nrlds
or n. ~ : swim In the river thi' nne
And ,r tie,r s,,,6 rru-,- ,hr n,cbre, 90 All
rfgh' aud Other mn, ot boy are h~Ht from
The ,oanr q. 70, 'r 'tc urnd.ns and on'H,ns room
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'"' st4 .It.. r,.. 70 'rr uo,sr aud siusli and
mos a.. of Hu ...r Tor t1r ir>i ~ The DAY
'"' tr r,fi,p.ri s.fls aud cmpllV y do-inr.
alp luI, ,'r-d'1i not 10 understand this
pcrBsp, ms'r rtltr-r Wiu he more s,alWau IN
tur ur,t rrr'rarur'
Vet a. factor, on, 80 tho tT..mphS ~ our '.N
Nth on.l twenty ao,, =, = ume a, the machine,
wv" II" ali .'s r,,,n, Il ntniuccS M, thousand
,as.I uaIr, 81 -..rgs ir iNcu'S tout hour
t.f e.. .tuI.r, uf 'hr land
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v.lt. fut tU,s 'pW' too D IN
W have eaten uH iIr turu 1hd women hd No"
Nr ar I.AD#r.H- the brN~ aud glHN
,t... .1..I the, O.. So o. Ns >u,k TIC blood from
'u.rr f.. .ut.l ,UH'bs aud t'urs. and east
tI-.I .lI,. -au'w Huu 'h'u aId 'Ntr worn
.nu tftu ,gl 'uf rlui''
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..,r us - tea hvNs Hui E.tI' ." 'ai nova
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s..tr 10 l.H .ufiI -. .'a tn' >t"'k kh"idrfs
rt pr. uo. v. 10 feed tu"u>ard mac'iu''
.u.r..r.tr visr Sa1 W dn l'"u 'ot hood.
.V.r.u ID. ar u'He 80 .u ~ uus ~ ~tchs daN ~
co.,. tu I,r. aud tnrTr a." no i"FH Wv v"
uHs tl.ft and vrnt them
.f..r. ..rf AL. e. SEQ have io turu ut'on th' nj
s'... ip'l.fs aud feast on them loN TAT
.tt b. -,sr..t DOL me- fr1dHr tr"N a. N he'
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.v..f, tb- sr,. u.pf ou su,'ouJ, huri sdh 'lh
tur .rt r'I.hIur .ue ih" g''' Mru' On
roI.4paus
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ur. rr.. rr.. n '.., HfH ..Hf.. .T. untold
'.t t... ...I of fr'.r mu.a"'r p''.'d Arnund.
, f..r rH ~ rr' 'f ur fI' SHORES ~ 20" ~ounf
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T...I.a ata's tHaIus isn~," ~ sunset Na> ,rrn
.. A.. ruitrs ul ..r street 90 general fghi.
Tuat tp>sr ~ dawn bad dcp-r'rd from .lth'.
Tor tho convict ,irHr forth .f'rI ~" hTush Nuh
Ard ~ i,,,,s a-,Iisd r ,sf.r - uin
,r.f t..rr rsNs f ~HsTT I Trtt tu mo r'sr
n |tl "A I.|sf ..l.uI. .UFftHIN close fn 'IsFlf
And 'Irrf Nruf nfpH' NN.s into 'nNn.
n. .tn n .'.ri. tI,frs's for fsSrft o. f'UoWU
AMI .., -,,.ud r' U.. painting l'ts ''r-d through
#.s
.n, .. .rr .... T..,uN.ng "a SO per cent Ft-d~
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o., -..t t,fusuf, ..r .'.i. ...d uis dHurs ursu"Ur
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vT.I. 'r. .#.-s .r.s .tft There's ?.arr
HL. ...... q 2 MONTagtT
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#a ..f alH.. t.r trIrhs dome
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" w.' .ti 'uf Un- ..ns
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.. .IrI.H. .F.. pr Hut t.t 'ssI ~ e'f1N
|..r #fu..l .fHTfI U.Ir '-s'uug hens
r,t.f. f.,.. ..l r.ffsr bonn rs,'ing meet
I...ra'.r si r..,, tn' % ,us r'ria.
200 v..H.s.' t.r,' rUHtI '~f cu'cd hHlt
Do tHfkrurH dpu..,p' Uurih. ng tt''r.
4 be- .sar .rnYsh. .s '.'>' q" rnrt.
ia. cold t1Nu p.,. 'hs stretching roofs
Nu.u.r. ..uug fn. HuptE .tt,r's
$40 700 .Hd uu sf.r BE- strained c.t rtcsi'
Saw, .H. .r.U. rae. o' ID no'sT hoofs
ta..,. Hni l.rTr tu'N4gn the fui,tUs ran,
Hart.' wagon end UN.InE Cafts
>.sU r.rNu NH...,'. 'Ur ,'is s'at'e,
Ava .., fIrIs. 'TUHb,. Hui toll, arsin
NsUN Z RfpFEtDA tANoN
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fu.t - fH'"'''IN''"
IN, q u.rd states guh doiSf i - s"t'- 'ha'
d,aI,f, To- old and tate c"ins ai' al 'tiNhs r''p
-, t,, tt.u % ,, fiur ifou ~ ~ leo ~ apiece IN
a. man, A. th~l ran So
stn,. I~.stl. tnit-d states tnints hAN' not nrd
an, snId dollar, stur. then th't Nu' -, In
.,trAs.i ,tsadiN
la ,n. mint IN thls riS. vr-u ttr dies 'or eli
t'ntt-d states ruu.nc, str msis fsporiet Ns'
, ,.stdA} s,cn tt' pr'"r' 'si1- ~ eoii d'Ns'
~ 80
'Tunsr tnatari 4, carson tiN sf' worth 'fon,
81 70 a. SO Tnp>' uatasd % lben,'f ar
uor,u f,or, tosn iho>e uAtted = So rsr
,,~ro. Ae worth irurn - 10 ~ ami 'hnse ~ithou'
Any marx. indics,iug they were m'h,ed OF seus
yslpsls, sIs wsr,a iIeR q ~ " NsA
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hkrariiv sHhhold Il His-i hnd .otp. uth~r
sxr,t-. 81 Justify heir sstion

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'l'A'f N"eit.s' y H"s-. W" wv" WV"
"kNit-" in JUSTIFY iuru btnth
" fhg MiunrH Tulis IiafsrH Hfu fH iu
.rstitfatl fhr afasss. - - Ara chairman q .tIT
t.f,..f.t.,,t ~ b.. 4f...ft.I zltaTr..,-. -.
.'i. 'h 49, 'tt' ''.'''' .hi' .''" lt'i''
I...t 900 ,kI.t-fy uf nny pr,.-s.ui..I tu f...
fsatsuI NtfH..tI ttlft. IH ..tfaI Convention
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D.. a.ry" igIr,.- ,ur Wichita IN is'l
.-.' ''r I"g.-.r,'Ilu only, 90 II -''''in-
'u'H --lHl. iu g.' 'h" fut". 1hi~ H.
I'D" o.. ta., Don l.aN.uwottt. a. no s"p-
go. H't r- l'pf Oi wuW"u'~ votes,
h' '..- '. 1T, npgh' 90 l,o a sufficient an
- .. |H' ~ u.,iirra''-' ar-'t ION that
,'' HHm.r o. ktn~p- hay" LOST interest
J. ~ rag" IT, e number Ot ~ smaller
....- '..' b .'r off women hg- 'N's-Sl'sd that
' 10000 lu lNrulu. fui -"y"rai vcar~
10 'l' WOMEN have pu.l't ~ per cent.
'i' .''.'" vote. L must l." rmcin-
t-'... Oh" '.l- curu"ri ipu that wuu,cu have
y {. n" 'N" SANS 'lpuh.c io rHgl-t"r ia
'.F o." Nfi" 'st q irN MUNICIPAL ufhC"r~,
e H"n d' lu vote fpr iIr "u'ir" rational,
- a.. rupu, iit ,r'v tickets. also that,
o. Zoe .,-f ,'.rstI,. make inrt' over - Ter
~ H. 'uu Population 10 hau-i-
y ''u"- wHnHr st.l vut. It "uitauDhi~'sl
'. .Hug'' e mater yi th'spfN ct 'Ir-
'.-' lHr u0l,id ngup.- uf"f unlinIsach-
a .' .'-'lm .ny 'nl' ~ al "l'"'Ipn- of GER
- ''"r.'-' 'H'y Nu'" a. FUZZY a. lafg"
y ...r.'u It, mru and Frequently ~ larg1
i'"''f tuu~ lhp-'' It"'spu- vh" cohilnu"
.i.r.trH ina' women would nui NJ" III"
Va ' rry trH o. cannot show IA"
o. eIr. 'u rrpN' their assertion, "N-
ur.t,- her. 'E'rv i- a m"r" fragment
q. ....,I -"N'tcr .lich m.u th"inS'lNe~
- .' .al' u,Nsutag,.ut W. exactly
-'' rrpupr ,.p. a. wuit'u Vote "a
|, ... ~I.',, UhrI' iL'N haN" 'l" iGd
W ...t. liry vuuid vote IA every other
Ptase ~ Ii.,y IsA a., a..a ~ u-cu viz al
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iHE CAUSE OF WOMAN.
.oa uOuIN ~ HO HttI fHf
R,iIDI tRI uONi ~ ~ ~.
rsuse, ba' >ha~ rhs' ia'ssT rrsn"r'
tiap Nonsrn thhn 80 Wen N"'r
ur.u Thr, ,a1 tntrrrs'ias t's"rr>
.f trr vote 10 tsur hsRss. rsSus
..,u,n. urn sod ,tr ius fer tdwstisn.

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-. me, ,au Iatrre.llas ItsurrS
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....f u. lat 10" rrgtru~ U'f"'N
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vita s.s..a ~ sus .aswsf o. iap ~ -. -,ai,
\ saa.tfy : asf iaIif thFistitn ..Hrtf. az
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ah.rh tBs ,auft fhfuHaH I.tsr.v U.Ta.H .a.I H.I.
I trt. -. . ,rfi,' sn gpHutN N.rH H. '.r ts
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I rauHt rbrr- ., ialb, 'Ha ... ....H
r,Iraous yvHutf BE- iIrrr ru.' .. ..f
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iesf, a.. 'nf'nt, ., 80, t' NJ, a. .,5I. y..y
ss'tpr ,ae s',n1s s,'sr'I5 ,,,f',.i 10
Inc ito, spins, ln Halb ra..a }t.ra
.smtIs run,'drftpN u ,H'uII.H. 0." t..sI. 600
far,' ~ lbr tioi ,pUug' uf Nt'rr. II' 90
. ,,,, 81 any va'rr ,Ifr ,'n'Hd' I".U.. '. vHa.
I",ta,r u o, u>ed tot and ph' ''.nu Nu" tHuNr
jh- ease o, the only person rl' U'n rr.'.'u. au.
Uatrr r4fr i.t,U. srutI. Nvu r|A. ,u. 100 t..HH.
Mineral waters %. Goo n.i-l STATE. .n 'I, rf,.
pat ~ when bin. .au " 10 nnd mu'n '. ... r-ra
peu,lc U.S. ut w'i. raj vai"iN
What la, bask> ave b',u publ,.H,4 ir'auus ur
the >.rial h.,t,fu'Ht problem ln 'hr 'rH i'. ''
p c.n,,., -Sup,u,ut., t,r the ,a'rou. oa
ding, .Induri.,, ,#.Holng h.s !ra '.aI'
Wsr au recent t""t'
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tstili,' \ ..ai, trs ,.Nf'uru' 'a'' re- U-.-'t..
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-, ,.. ,.,,.,.. t,,.-, U,u,uiYv r,sn
a., ,,,,u., t,.h, ,,,,vb. rri.s meaning canned
-. 80, ,,-,,h,,,.., m.anIpR baked beans
"
t,,c ,,,.,s. .c,d us ne poem 'ot which : !
n ,.I.s ls,t Sunda, Tie, aztec 'Hat g. Is called
1 owes p..Hgf md 10 81, hf Nav \,I''E Tow.
N'N" PIT - ~ '''
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49, .ot. .rorlls isl. rr. lf Ma. vN. 70 ! 10
tfnld dead s#.I tl..rrh 'n OIL r.' rHI'H ..r'. .rS
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,,d fr,ut us tt.r fu fhs Isle - IH.'H
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n Nnuh suddrn puis' h"n'n'N .' .".
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- fNroh Hgaiu vrFf1. ''Hdff we ~ ''
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H.i,rq iu vs1.i, depths hN OIL ~ v''r'
Your =. - should ifup -ur' NA! !'I ''A'' ' ''s'''
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A. ur. pift,iurr meeting ui t.r Nm'ti',u
N--l,rt.uu iui tt" liNuu''u.'u' 81 S,."u'"
In. ,,.iU., . usI. 49, pip"r- we're pt"-
.,.,t,d U,,. toi.uv tug util. j,h" siN,- ~.
,,,,,,l,., oI ptf..r. 10 each subject. tud - nf
interest aS showing th" amount Of uiioutiun
devoted 10 vutfou- hruu,i i"~ pi -','u,' h'
,,.. ..It,,. I. . rude uu,. hUt D.. = mot Nithuut
N..ntr
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,,i,r ,,l.,s ,c r.rf I,,, g..,i lg Nr,nN ,arfug
our ,,rstpu ~, puhI....d 90 'h' ire, ''H.. %. nHd
pt'E', In rrs,,iraIN ilr ,auc 0u ding Ny
inrnd h. '''t'd over NJ rcnnd cha''' ''rf''.", ,'
Nrahlr ,rr,r,, ~ the {, h, 'r, ,,uc word B., us"d
In Ptav-fh, varh ~ "a. InE.sl IVY ?, .."S'
's.nE Il ~ ma, - =, c.ll,d 'Sr .corrr,, 'ouu
Man i four "
tn, man v No know .1t aud knows b. know,
"". hr r msn wSs lnov, and know, uo' be- knows
he Il ANlerr-waler nan. .......,.,...,.
rhs ~ rirsi ,-sr ~ 'ourd In some Nrahr read
81 iTy = 5'' ''''' Is IN ''''i' Sr..s - h"- TsSp
r,shAp> u-,- arr the ,cr>c' ,"ngh' b, T. - g
'"o' 1,o's 70 20 ~, ~, '%'S ss',. no.
Tn, r,ar Who knows un, that %" know h"sr'
Ne 9, FOOL nn lrh' t'll 'N't t,',l MN
ro kuoVs he LuHWs uI'. AID 10 ID AIN Do taught.
n, ], but snple taLc tho. uiin and i'a'H him
Bu shnso. ku,sinr Enoes uui ih-' hr sr"N>
Iir - a,lcep ro thou Geo MIN ana wake MIN
The rils Ni,s iutG knows. And HunN, h' SHOWS
t1~a,r thou - UI.a ard u'N'fu'"fr i"'.''"' II.u.
atl,r trends have ,-u' 'h, ru'lr'i' ,al ng nr
thank them
n rroodor, Thomas r'san bis concerts
al n. central pstk Garden "a 500 ha,Iug u',H.
pied Tcrac- Garden since l>o'
" u Va ,mcIican artur ds lus orn'u 'w,at,.
0,r ,,ar, o., i,n an g,t1f, .t. 90 al "u' f'.iion
duilar,
,.ah.H w have u" fo'"rH "f Vas
Nnd,f>un', .r,t p,ttu,sNa', "i "iH.t u'.'''r
Nj ur NA,aIfus \ I,a N,W"u"s ruI Nl
V'u,m Nint,t, >,sg- li', 90. NsD Nnd't,ub' 70
nsat.ut., 10, pc'io.msu',
I'l's Nu,r ~. r1fu' e. Nad'rshurg
A.. q Istl tus uuii,u uudsr Dru N"ss .nfetrd
Washington Wii,b had r.,l abandoned h' our
Gu,.rasrcLt aud burned OBJ" ,'r." zoe llr'
drrt.s uuu.F rrd utbrf bIildII.s
a. Ds-g -Ut 'fa'.. about r"W" "..'s =
.-,ond 10 taA-, ahou, ru.I'' io. 'n' ush' - iuc
sn ~ t.arb iue safth
. = { Al this t.-r ~ yea. ir 'a.itldC a. &c
xIrs. ssnl, - a.. s=.. s9vts VI wsss
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Kicr.rd vas the 'r,t tu ra. wse' kiug ~
rur.,nd ryrr. K'rs from W.'aw to Henry
u called himself knc ~ nc Hugl'u lh' iNe
u.S a,,.mri uy Ighcrt. tnr rr.' h.rs 90 lug.
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Tho editor of 'hr I,- i,.."- ,la h'1-
,s,,, .av- -Su~au u hu'Nnrs I- Ntltry
. t,.,.,y q fn,. NDtpH. -ff .. -. ir,t,.-
u.,t H.. hu'-' vll U" Ir'"r'-ilig
Nn-. ~ VIII l.; hl.f unfortunately o. .tuud
I.. vri,,rp uu'il % number of r"r ilk' '' d"
,.,Ii'ur uf the. Lsgt",S ht'" u,"n called
hon. Ina IIi~rip HNRufR
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srrs. ssnl. ias 49, s<:s sssIs VI wsss
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-08-06
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

Two cars conveyed the members of the
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Sunday
school to Nay Aug park, yesterday, where
their annual picnic was held.
The residents of Rebecca avenue are
constructing a sewer. IT will extend from
Washburn street to within seventy feet
of Price street, and will connect with
the lateral sewer at Washburn street
The members of the First Baptist Sum
day school will picnic at Nay Aug park
tomorrow.
Mt. Pleasant local, No. 1878, United Mine
Workers of America, will hold it's regular
meeting in Cooperative hall this evening
Hugh kerrigan. formerly of North
Hyde Park avenue, but now of Lake
wood, N. j., has accepted n position with
the Lakewood Gas company, as superin-
tendcnt of the illuminating department
Mrs John Wardell, of North Garfield
avenue. will entertain the members of the
Railroad Auxiliary of the Simpson Meth
odst Episcopal church, Thursday, Aug
ust Ia.
The Bellevue Loyal Crusaders will meet
in the Mission Sunday school tomorrow
evening.
Rev. ID. p. Jones recently married Isaac
Newton and Cora Mengeler, both of the
central city.
A large plate glass window was broken
in William C. Brunnings store yesterday
afternoon.
The Three Friends will conduct their
dance at Mears' hall on Friday even
ing this week instead of Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Baptist church held a very important
meeting in the assembly room of the
church last evening.
The c. r. and B. A. council. No 159
held their regular meeting in Young
Mems Institute hall on Monday evening
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NORTH SCRANTON.

Miss Mary Ruane, of Fulton street, has
resumed her duty as telephone operator,
after spending Il tcn-day vacation.
Local No, i43, United Mine Workers,
will meet in Hagserty's hall this evening.
All members are requested to be present.
Mrs. George Constantine and daughter,
Lulu, of North Main avenue, are spend
ing few days mt Lake Winola.
Mrs. Fred Iando, of Wyoming avenue,
is visiting ut Lake Ariel.
William Jcllnins, of Olyphant spent
yesterday visiting relatives on Brick ave
nue..
Misses Mary Ger'ity and Lucy OBoyle
and Thomas Lotus are visiting Hawley
friends
Leah Chapman, of Clarlis Green, has
returned home after spending Il few days
with her sister, Mrs. A. G. Wheeler, of
Olyphant road
Alex Dryden, of Ithaca, n. Y, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Solomon
Dawes, of Throop street.
Mrs, Charles Lewis and daughter, Mar
ion, of Leggetts street, and Misses Es-
ther Thomas and Aaron Powell left Mon
day morning TO spend two weeks at Lake
Winola.
Arle Crossman, of Throop street, has
returned after spending a week with his
grandmother at Tompkinsvlle.
MISS Dora Davis, of West Market
street, has returned home after spending
three weeks at Harveys lake.
MIS- George w. Parrish, of Plymouth
Is visiting relatives on West Market
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sanders and Mr..
and Mrs. A. lieffer, of Church avenue
are spending week at Lake Poyntele
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Another Fish Story.

George Rosen, of Cedar avenue, is re-
sponsible for the story that a monster
flsh, probably German carp, inhabits
the murky waters of the Lucka wanna,
ana makes his home near the Lacka-
wanna brewery. Mr.. Rosen stated last
evening that owing to stories he had
heard the past week, he made a trip to
the spot Indicated, which is above Pine
Brook, and about a block from the brew
cry. On arriving there about o'clock,
he found others on watch, and as day.
light broke they were rewarded by seeing
the monster fish, which appeared to be
fully six feet long
Although several members of the party
possessed shotguns all were afraid to
fire, as they thought, by the size of the
animal that a cannon ball would be neces-
sary to Kill it. Several persons verified
Mr.. Rosen's statement, that IL was the
biggest fish they had ever seen, and as
he was serious, there is no reason to
doubt his word. The big fish can only
be seen in the early morning hours, as he
lays low during the day.
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Rev. Joseph Murphy, who has been vis-
iting his mother on Jackson street, dur
ing the past month, left Monday for a
visit to Baltimore and Philadelphia. On
Aug. Ii. he will leave for Clayton, Del,
where he has been appointed to take
charge of a colored church.
Mrs. l.. S. Hardenberg and daughter,
Bessie, of West Elm street, are visiting
relatives at Williamsport, Md.
Roy Whitman, of South Hyde Park
avenue, is visiting at Lake Sheridan.
Edward and Miss Gertrude Beavers, of
Rebccca avenue, left yesterday for New
York and Dover, N. J.
Walter Neely, of Shamokin, is visiting
his parents on North Rebecca avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodcrick Jones and Mr..
and Mrs. George L. Jones left Saturday
for two weeks stay in New York and
Asbury Park.
Rev. II. A. Kinkle, of 52i North Lincoln
avenue, has returned from visit at
Krcsgeville.
Sam Stanford and Arthur Hoffman are
home from Il visit at Harvey's Lake.
Miss Blanche Gealy, of South Bromley
avenue, is summering at Niagara, Wayne
county.
Chris. Tiehler, of SHETLAND street and
North Bromley avenue, is visiting Hazle-
ton friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cartwright. of Brad
Beck, of Sumner avenue.
Miss Mary Harwin, of North Hyde Park
avenue, is spending her vacation at Up
per Lehigh.
Mrs. Mannix, of Railroad avenue, is
spending her vacation at Buffalo and
Niagara Falls.
Wilford Thomas, of Eynon street, is at
Lake Winola.
Charles Carson, of Division street, left
yesterday for Buffalo,
Mrs. John Davis and family, of South
Bromley avenue, and Mrs. David James
and family, of North Rebecca avenue.
are sojournng at Lake Ariel
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fairchild. of
North Main avenue, are entertaining
their daughter, Mrs. j. r. V. Hawkins,
of New York.
Miss Margaret Crawford, of North
Hyde Park avenue, will leave this morn
ing for North Sanford, where she will
visit relatives.
Robert Holley of North Bromley ave-
nue., underwent an operation at the West
Side Hospital yesterday for appendicitis.
Thomas Jeffries, of Hampton street, is
seriously ill.
David j. Davis. of Hampton street,
who underwent an operation at the West
Side hospital, is able to be around again.
Miss Nellie Walsh, of Lafayette street.
is spending her vacation at Atlantic City.
William Evans, of Garfield avenue, is
recovering from an Illness
John Davis, of Academy street, has re-
turned from an extended trip in the west
ern states.
John Jones, of Hampton street, has re-
covered from an illness.
Wendell Evans, of Jackson street. re-
turned yesterday from Lake Winola.
VIII and Medbury Burros are summer
ing at Lake Sheridan.
James Tigue, of Jackson street, has ac-
cepted Il position at Buffalo.
Il. ID. Jones, of North Hyde Park aves
nue.. is spending his vacation at Atlantic
City.
David Williams, of South Main avenue,
has returned from New York.
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Number of Funerals.

The remains of Miss Annie Pontius
whose death was recorded in Mondays
Tribune, were laid ut rest yesterday, af-
ter impressive services, which were con-
Quoted by Rev. f. j. Schmidt, of the
Church of Peace. The services were held
at the house. 50G Cedar avenue, and were
very largely attended. 1nterment was af.
terwards made in the Pittston avenue
cemetery.
The pall-bearers were Otto Robinson
William Budenbach. Fred Heinz and
Harry Saft. The flower bearers were
George Miller and Conrad Hcilig.
The funeral of the late Elizabeth Getz
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Getz
was conducted yesterday afternoon. Ser
vices were held at the house by Rev. Luz
ther Hess Waring, pastor of Grace Lu-
theran church. and interment was made
in the Forest Hill cemetery. The flu.
neral arrangements were in charge of I'm
dertaker G.. A. Miller.
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ATTEMPTED Burglary,

Three young men, each about II
years of age, made an unsuccessful
attempt to burglarize the general store
of William Farrell. on Washburn
street, Monday evening. 1t was about
10 o'clock when the trio made the at
tempt. They had removed a pane OF
glass from the side of the building,
and were about to enter when John
Wright, a driver employed by Mr. Far
rell came along and frightened them
away.
Two of the three were recognized
and warrants will in all probability be
issued for their arrest. For several
months past several stores in that vic
Unity have been entered and several
articles taken. 1t is believed that the
same parties are responsible for these
petty thefts.
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Red Men Will Meet.

This evening, the members Of Pan
ooka Tribe, No. IA, Improved Order of
Red Men are requested to meet at their
wigwam at o'clock, so that the regu-
lar order of business can be transacted
before the arrival of the great chiefs.
The great sachem is expected to
make his first visit to the hunting
ground of Scranton. Past Great Inco-
honce Thomas X. Donnelly will be
present and will eXemplify the degree
works.
The pipe of peace, decorated with the
colors of the fraternity will be present.
ed by Great Sachem Charles r. Willitts.
Tribes of Indians from this reserva-
ton will be present The great In
cohonce will address the members on
the good of the order.