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Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-06-26

Das pdus p<pruts,e $4,000 1ur
bic Dorbereitungen 3u pldrsn fur bie
grrihtung zines Nbrabdm Qircolns
D.ntmal.s in WaIbirgton; 800. 600
fir Elm Monumsnt gum Mnbenten an
bic WGrtprer ouf benz britiihen Sc
fdnsenens5hif tpibrenb oes Nepoiu-
tionstriegss, bt< bort Der gruufamen
@banblung Mr 8ritsn trlagen, uns
$4,000 fur elm Wonument au 8res
bsridsburg, Wo.. no I'M Repolutionss
triese General 9uSb Wlerrer fitl.
Der 4bgeor bnete MGlan McOermott
aus ssriep gitp bat periprohen, bdb
er I'M 6duie eine Relolution einrei4en
min. bic auf bic 4eilssuns bes Rob
lenitrtites hinaielt. sic foll tine llns
terfu4uns ieitens einer nationultn
MrbitrationssBet0roe berlangen, peIs
de bonn prdlib<nten angtitent tperb<n
{on. Die betreffenbe 8eb0rbt fca Won,
ma9t baben, aue Streitla9en 5pif9en
Qlrbeit unb Rdpital 3u fhli4ten. SIM
6dule bat ba< Grorterung Der pFlips
pinen=Worloee kgennen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-06-26
Gtnrmesiriithen.

9lus allen 8egen0en iiiolid) u. fueIt=
lib BON bier famen in Den leBten Saqen
gtahri1ten BON berrihenoer SrDfen=
belt, Die Den 6elofriihten perbdngniB=
Doll 3u tperoen orobte. 8ieIe gefiirds
tungen nuroen seritreut ourt ben
m1dtigen 8eiuitterlturm, Der IN Der
Na6t bon Sienita9 auf Niitttpoh iiber
oas Sano oabinSDg. Der ihiBere Re=
gen mar fiir Die Saaten BON immenIen
NuBen, oageeen bat Der furhtbare
Sturntpino, tpelher Dem gjespitter
folgte, 9rDBe 8erbeerungen an 8ebdu=
Den uno gaumen angerih.st. Sier
in Siour Sails III Der Sdaben unbe=
oeuteno, am ihlimmiten tpiitbete Der
Sturm iiiolid uno iiiopelilih BON bier.
Sn Gibprg blieb taum elm 0aus un=
belhdoigt, Wasgons purben bonn gi=
lenbabngeleiie getpprfen, in 6arris=
burg puroe Der @lepator umgepeht.
gbsnio in Canton. sSn Treeman Iino
an Die stu0lf SduIer oemolirt uno Die
Jront oes Sotels nuroe eingeoriift.
parfIton tuuroe audi Ibmer betro1en.
Der glepator puroe oemplirt uno cine
gn3abl 9duier bon ibreH Gunoamenteu
seriift. Sin 6aus ioa msbrere Blof
melt getrasen tporoen lein. Sn Scot=
lano ruuroe 9iron's 2aoen umserifen
uno mebrere anoere Sduiet beIhaoist.
aebnlih crying es in 5pnoau, iuo ma
nlentlih bic Gbftbdume ihtrer litten.
Sn Menno tuuroen Glebators, Sduier
uno gilenbabnuasen nit fortserifien.
Der Stlrm oauerte ca. cine Stunoe
u. mar niht tornaoo= ooer cpclonartis.
ionoern eine sraoausgsbeuoe maht=
polle 2uftftromung. 8is ieBt iit nod
tein 8erlult bon Wienihenlebeu se.
meloet.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-06-26

gm 5reitag berabihieoeten iit Serr
Charles 0abn uno 6rau bon ibren
Veripanoten uno Sablreihen Sreunoen.
Serr Sabn ippbnte bier felt lebten
Serblf uno taufte 8etreioe fir bic pp.
Glepator SO. Gr mar Iebr beliebt uno
mdre frobl germ bier eeblieben, aber
Die 8elellihaft aibt ibm cine before
Stelle. Sein giahfolger bier lit gllb.
Sralber. Gan Shmiot ldBt Elm neu=
es 0ptel bauen, oas bis gum 4. Suli
ferti9 iein ioll. - 2ebten Sonntae ipur.
De auf Der JSarm oes SUIT. ShieDel-
bein ein ib6nes 9icnic gefeiert. oas
g8etter bate t0nnen belier lein, bod
rar Der geluc5 Elm iebr groBer; Der
Sof lab elmer Wasenburg dbnliCb, es
maren ungefdbr 80 guggies alfoefab=
ren. glud Die alten Ecutiden eri6ie=
men piinttli6, mie Il. u. QB. gnQelbaro,
6arl 9oefert, slu9uIt 9lifel, Sobann
Stofferabn, 6b. aruie, 5r. shieDeL=
beiu, @arl 8udbeim, Sob. aebfeIot
uno Sob. @ieie. g9olte id Die gamen
aber alle onfitbren, mare Die .3eituna
niht groB genug. pile pergnii1ten iib
anf's geite. 0err unb 6rau Sbie=
Delbein tonnten gllle Sufrieoen itellen
uno aufgetiIht fuuroe, mas Riihe uno
Seller bielten. Charles 6enning BON
Spenter III in Sumbolot fir eiriigeI
Gage 81 geiud.
6. s. Geuter.
sir Die groBe 4. Suli Seier lino Die
umfaIieneiten Sorbereitungen getrof=
fen uno Elm 9rDBss Qrperanlm aufge4
itellt fuproen. glm friiben Wloraen
piro Elm Sdiut bon 45 Shaiien abge=
fenert. .9iad gmpfans Der @dite folgt
um 10 llhr Die grpBe garooe unter
8iibrung DEG Seitmaridalls g. 8.
Sanion uno nit Der 0umbolot Silper
Gornet Sano an Der Spite. Sann
tommen 6eltreoen, Gjeiang uno Muiif
i'm @ranoitano. Die 5seltreoe bait
Der @DuntDrihter BON Sincpln Gountp,
3. 3. Gutbbert. gfab Der Nlittags=
pauie folgen cine N}enee Spiele, 9aie=
bali, gSettlaufen, Sug Of War, 94fer=
oetpettrennen, 8omerps Sans uim. Sine
glnsabl CUTE qreiie iinb auseeiebt. Den
ShluB biloet am Qbeno Elm brillantes
iapanildes 6eueruert.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-06-26
MeGpcf Gonutp.
(Spejtal Gorreiponbeu;.)

y De Cer, 20. stunt, l9UZ.
2lm q. SUM- nm 4 llbr Wprqens
itarb 6rau 8ottfrieD SnphenmuB i'm
Sauie ibres Spbnes, Serrn glugult
Gno1enmuB BEL Sumbplot. Die 2eibe
miro beute arf DEM bieligen 6riebhpfe
beeroigt llnter seitung BON galtpr 8ep.
gnorulat, Dem bieiigen lutberiIhen
YaitDr. Trau IS. Rnp6enmuB mar IL
Sabre, z 0io. II. z Sage aft IL. binter=
ldBt 3 SDbne uno 3 SDhtsr, fpelhe
ale in 8atpta anidbig iino. 8ie ger=
itorbene tam nit ibrer 6amilie i'm
Sabre 1865 aus Der gropins Sahien
na1 glmerita unO Iiepelte li6 in @lap=
tom Co., Soma, al llno nanDerten I'M
Sabre 1883 na1 Satpta aus, mo lie
iih auf elmer 6arm 2 Mcilen iiioli9
bon Speneer nieoerlieBen, iuD lie bis
gum 5poe hires Mannes, nel1er ibr
ppr 2 Sobren i'm 5poe porausgegGn=
gen 1T, ipDbnte. Die Sinterbliebenen
baben oas yeileio Der ganSen llmge=
geno. Sbr 8ruoer, Serr Griitopb
gieritett unb ibr Sobn GriB pon
gllgona, Sa., linb aud gum gegrdb=
nib erihienen. -Se; Serrn geter 6ubrs
mann tlapperte am Samltag Der
Stor1 uno binterlieB oas s. Maoel.
Yeter freut lif fiir9terli6, Oh oieier
fpnoerbaren Wdhr, uno meint: Sin
8ierhen gdb es liherlib, tpenn oieIes
bios elm Sunge mar! - 9luf Dem Slp
Settlers pidnid in Sanipn @ountp,
mo- Sarolus aud sugegen mar, CAB es
perIhieb,ne Sorten BON MenShen. 60
hatten gum geiipiel Die Serreu Matb.
Wasner uno SDbn gietih Dem Saro=
lus einige 6ldiden bon 8unos geiten
fortgemauit uno als Sarolus 9urIt
betant, muBte er blus stem 8ras
falen, tporauf es nun natiirlib balo
pieoer Hesen sisbt. Die Shulo oa-
ran miilien aber bic obengenannten
Serren trugen, uno rliht 2arolus.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-06-26
NDro=9afota.

Garso. 0is 2amsraosn Der g.
u. 81. BON Noro- Datota tamenlebte
Wo9e CUR S9luBiibuns. Sn Qisbou
miro bic ndhftidbrlide Verlammlung
itattFinoeu. @bef Rommanbeur gl
Torrance Der National O. u. q. gu
gbren tuurbe elm Bantett pernnfaltet.
Nls neue geamten Der departments
murben eripdblt: &ommanoeur, s. s.
0ibfon bon Tallep Gitp; Genior Yiee-
3ommanoeur, Games Carpenter, Yart
Hiper; Sunior 8iee=4ommanbeur, u.
8. Hoberts, Wahpeton; Merstliher
Tirettor, 5. 8. Sobnion. Qisbon;
departments Saplan, Wi. .. aiff,
5piuer Gitp.
VaIIep Giip. gDilliam Yennett
bat Jrl. Sennp galep. einen 9beil-
baber in Ieinem &eltaurant, erfdoHtn.
Der Qbrper Der grmoroeten mics feds
Quseluunben auf. RAD pollbro4ttr
1hat bt9it9 tr Stlbftmorb. B<nnett
mar Elm perReiratbetsr Wann.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-06-26
y Of, g outute Gouutp.
(Specials8 orrel poftoeH5.)
Scotlano, "a. SUM 1902.

NpAAebot ~1s NDHsth A1O-'
Sin gutter Heeen pdre lebr notb-
tuenoig. - 2sBten Jreitas mar es bier
10 talt, oaB es fror, bod tuuroe i'm
algemeintn tein groBer Shabeu an=
seribtet. = Grau H. u. SobnIen unb
5ohter reilten leBte Wohe mad Welt
9noouer, New 9umpibire, Inn mshrere
Monate bel Terpanoten su 8eiuh 81
ipeilen. - Sn Der 6amilie bon gbas.
Wtartpel itellte 1ih eiue itramme Gron=
prinseilin elm. Gratuliren! - 9as
liinsite S6bnhen bon Burt parmenter
1T auf Der Srantenliite. - 6reo SAUL
tenberg, Greo Gale II. Gbas. Wlariuea
bon Yartlton paren AUDI bel Dem Giib=
ausflus nad Dem SimRiber betbeilist.
Sic paren aud unter oenen, tpelhe
iniOlse siftisen gpbeus i'm @eiiht unb
an ben 9dnsen seldiuOllen tuaren.
Der pluitige Strip" uno Der ,ouritise
Gbarlep" baben mabriheinlih gu piel
Sim=8iper=Walier setrunten. Ser
treuSTioele Seinria (Ooungmen) fam
oagegen seiunb uno. murter au Wtuts
tern 5uriif. Der Seinrib Derltebt ia
nit Speile unD Srant umjuseben.
8. 9. seaglep.
Wunoarst u. prattiiher Nr,t.
Office an Main Str., erite Sbiire Ditl.
Der Sbo=Jeaoms=Dale. Hufe bel
Sag uIo Naht prompt beantmortet.
gr=@ep., .. 90. Gbamberlain's ges
ihdft gebt Der Yolenbung entsegen.
Seine Badfeine be3os er aus Snoiana.
- Mebrere Nrbeiter BON Snoiana Iinb
bier, Soc. eeagleps Shuager uno
Sobne baben Nrbeit in Qulls II. Tiille,
ebenio bic 3ape3iersr uno Nnitreider.
Doc" Seastsp bat nit ieinem neuen
@beumatismusapparat ihon piel gr-
fols sebabt, 10 u. u. aud bel Woies
0ahett, Der jeBt aidt mebr am Stod
berumsubumpeln braudt. .-Uiite 9ofs
| fer BON Der Maripel @olonie am Sim
Hipsr mar seitern aud gelhdftsbalber
bier. ST iprah babel beionoers iein
0efallen OH ben pNadridten=perplo "
iowie Der trefflhen vMder= uno Warten=
bauseituns" aus. Dos lit reht. 0al=
tet nit Der oeutiten 3eitung bic belt=
! ide MutterIpra1e bod! - Mm leBten
Sonntag belt @ep. Yater 0iggins bl-
WleHe, Segen uno Hesper in Der tatb.
Girbe.-Serr Sobn Wittmaper, ber
@eneralagent Der rGbampion Madint
Co., fabrt jeht in einem funtelnagel.
neuen r@ubber Sire "-gugsp berum.
-(Spredt bel 6. 6. Deber fur BIZ
btfen 9eoer- uno Seilfieoennese Dor,
Cine frif6e @enouns ebtn erbalten.)
Corr.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-06-26
(Spe3lal-9orrelpoHoeHi
O((tnmont % sunni |

>*AaAasCstAt 49, DNts AcV-'
9lm 20. os. fam Der Superintendent
Sanborn. Der @eneral=Nsent u. s.
SobnIon, iOipie Der prdlioe Der At-
las glepator Co., 9err WoriB, unb
Die 9erren Darlington uno VanDulen
bon Der Ban OuIen glepator Co., per
Speaialsus auf ibrer Snipeeiionstour
bier ourh. perr Sobnion peripraA
uns einen ggtra3ug 81 Der am %. unb
"a. Nugult IN Nep ulm Itattfinbenben
Grinneruugsfeier oes Snoianerzlleber-
falles; gleidseitis mubten mir 9errn
Sobnion peripreben, bel oieier Oele=
senbeit in Netu lllm ueins al ibn 3u
nebmen" mir peripra9en ibm r3tpei" |!
- Gie beioen Mourermeiiter Wm.
9ef1ler uno @m. 0ilter fino am Naft=
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-06-26
&dn9erttttIiMeS.
Der BeIuh oes icanoinaoilhen

Der Vetu1 oeS fcdnolnaoiihen Sdn=
serfefes Deripridt Elm iebr GROCER 3u
tueroen. 0ie Qauptattrattion biloen
natiirlih bic 3tuei groBen Concerto,
ipelhe am 6reitag uno Samitas Nbeno,
ben IL. unb IL. Suli, fattfinben. Gin
groBes Gr4eiter 3u b0ren III elm ielte=
ner @enub, ben iid Wlulitfreunoe nidt
ent9eben laRen merben. Cine Qaupt=
hummer biloen au9 bic MaHsnhore,
in oenen 500 Sdnger nebit benz Orr
DIETER mituirten. Die Ne1trebungen
unierer icanoinopii4en Mitbiirger fir
Die cole Muiit uno ben Mdnnergelang
peroienen bic tbatfrdftisfte llnteritiiB=
uns ieitens beg oeuti9en publitums,
bic aud li9er nilbt ausbleiben tpirb.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-06-26
Gttutttott naM DmtMtb uttp
0fnf QAHE @Mhtr&Ot.

Jbr iolltet Die gTcurfon nad benz
2ate Superior am Jreitag niht per-
panen. Sic sibt @ele9enbeit gum
Nufentbalt BON bret bis bier 3agen am
prahtpoaen See. Ser 3ug perldBi
oas Gmaba-5epot um 7.35 Wor9ens
uno tcmmt In Duluth an um 10. 40
Abeno. Midfabrt am Nontae ooel
Ntttwo9. 8unbfdhrt $500.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-06-26
xiueoIm Gouutp.
9pesial=g Correspondent.

Sennor, ben "a. SUM- 1902
Oas falte 9Detter in Der lebten Belt
bat mobl ben Saaten redt gut getban,
wenn aud bas Corn etpas i'm Wahs=
tbum 5uriidblieb. .-paul Osbranbs lit
am 8aubolsfabren unb tpirb lit elm
neues, sroBes Wobnbaus bauen, oas
er ihon aus iueiter 6erne ieben tann.
-Nuh $. Stofers fdbrt aud Sols,
oenn feline Sdmie9ereltern 3elinehuien
lino in bic Staot ge3o9en uno pergro-
Bern ibr Qaus. gu unierem Beoauern
t0nnen mir nod INNER niht bic pollioe
Geneiung unieres SSreuuoes gilbert
gader berihten, bod 1T quite 9ofinung
auf baloige Belierun9 borbanoen.-
Nahbar 8. Hsiners 1T in Beeleituna
ieines aweitdlteiten Sobnes Sobn nod
benz Noroen ab9efabren, biesmal per
Busgs. Gr ,piro bic pferoe bel ieinem
Shmitaeriobne Willie 0sbe suriidlaHen
uno mad grleoisuns ieiner GeIddfte
nit VoQoampf auriidtebren.--D -Die Wat=
tin bon 0ermann 2unt 1T augenblids
lih In drstliher 8ebonblung, bod mir
boffen, oab balbige BeHeruns eintreten
uiro. Ser Oltfrieliide paitor Rep. S.
Waltes preoi9te lebten Sonntaa Dor
elmer 9roBen yerlammlung in paltor
9egels Stride uno erbob fiir ben gau
elmer neuen Stride uno pfarripobnuns
in ieiner 0emeinoe in Nebrasta cine
Golleete. .-W. Wumtes baut einen lebr
groBen Stall, oa iein Yferbebanoel
INNER grOber tuiro.
Martin Sbmiot.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-06-26
(Spe,ial=G rreiponbsn3.)

9ea, Is. SUM 1902.
q g tube, ale Sorten fir Mdn=
utys .6rouen u. Qinotr, tperben gu ben
biui8ftn prtiien bel x. 9. G9miot
nertauft.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-09-12
ARCHIBALD.

Moritz Miller died yesterday after.
noon at 3 o'clock. He had been i'll sew
eral weeks and was on the road to re.
covery, but his heart failed and his
death was great shock to his family
He was born in Petersburg, Pa, No
vember II, 1854. but came to Archibald
when very young and had resided here
since. He is survived by his wife and
seven children, Cora. Harry, Theodore
Howard, Blanche, Mabel and Margaret
two brothers, Peter and Edward OF
Scott two sisters, Mrs. John Kjnback
OF Carbondale, and Mrs. John Helm
hoffer of Findley, o. He was men,
ber of the Independent Order of Odd
Fellows, Improved Order of Hepta-
sophs, and the local union. The funeral
will take place Sunday afternoon at
o'clock.
r. w. Lotus was business caller
in Carbondale yesterday.
Miss Laura McEale, of Newark, N.
j., is visiting her mother, on Laurel
street.
What promises to be an interesting
game of ball will be played on our
home grounds this afternoon, Pittston
Brothers VS.. Archibald. Game starts at
o'clock.
Fred Hickman, of Scranton. was a
business caller in town yesterday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-09-12
THE PASSING THRoNG.

Miss Margaret Mclean has returned
from a visit with Scranton friends.
Mrs. S. Baker and son Vance, OF
Nineveh, N. Y, have returned home
after weeks visit at the home of Mrs
ID, ID. Kelly, on Woodlawn avenue.
Miss Catherine McIIale, of Scranton,
is the guest of Miss Agnes Walsh, of
Fal!brook street.
Frank Finlon, of Brooklyn street,
spent Wednesday in Scranton.
Miss Tessie Buckley, of Sand street,
is the guest of friends in town.
William Passmore and wife, of Park
street, have returned from two weeks
trip to Toronto, Canada, and several
towns in New York state.
Miss Anna Carey Is spending week
with friends In Scranton.
Mr., Shultz. of South Park street, is
confined to his home by Illness.
Mrs. Hermes, who has spent the past
two years at the home of her son, John
Hermes, on Park street, has returned
to her home in Michigan.
Mrs. A. f. Harwood has returned to
her home in this city, after spending a
few weeks at the home of her daugh-
ter Mrs. Kizer, in Kizertown.
Raymond p. Cosgrove, formerly of
Pittston, now OF Wllkes-Ba left yes
terday for Carbondale to enter school.
Record.
Elmer Avery and wife were at the
Pittston fair yesterday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-09-12
Notes Of the Game.

Captain Eddie McTierney, of the
Crescents. was taken in tow by Con-
stable Edward Neary, about 10 O'Clock
last night. for his deliberate theft of
three bases on two occasions during
the game. On promising, however, not
to repeat the offense, unless against
Archibald and without Il tip to the
rooters, the good-natured constable re-
leased McTierney in time to catch the
1901 Delaware and Hudson train for
Scranton.
McTierneys feats have not been
equalled this year on Duffys field. The
first time he made from third to home.
while Shortstop Gallagher held the ball
in his hands after McTierney ran from
second to third on a hit. The next time
he started to steal second. Merrcll
knocked the ball up in the air, and,
though it rolled away only few feet,
McTierney kept on going to third. The
ball was at third as quick as himself,
but sliding into Moriarity he knocked
the ball out of the latter's hands. Be
fore the baseman could realize what
was going on, the desperate McTierney
was on his feet and away for home,
beating the ball in. which was quickly
BTaDDeu up anu Saileu nome, Out just
too late. Both were daring feats, but
Mac played his part well. setting the
beachers wild with enthusiastic ap-
plause.
Monahan hit wonderfully we'll and,
with McTierney's base running, cinched
the game for Carbondale.
Gallagher who played so we'll at
short, having nine chances without an
error. one fly from Cranes bat that
looked good for two sacks, is MEM
Der of the Eureka team and plays on
the Blossburg State Normal School
team. He's Il captain, though he did
no hitting.
Jack Tighe, who played right field. is
the boxing master and director of
Tighe's gymnasium in Scranton.
Here is how Johnnie Gordon gathered
together his team to wallop the Cres-
cents: Philbin and Mangan, Minooka:
Gordon. Merrick, Moriarty and Tighe,
South Scranton; Hopkins, West Scran-
ton, and Evans and Gallagher, North
Scranton
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-09-12
NOW The PRESS CLUB.
Will Give Free Matinee on Sandy's
Field Commencing at a O'clock This
Afternoon,

The friends of the Carbondale Press
club-who are the public and others
VIII be honored this afternoon by a
matinee on historic Sandy's field, over
looking the city from the west
The matinee, with it's additional
features of polite vaudeville, will COM
mence at o'clock, by which hour it
is expected that the two thousand
ladies who are sure to attend will be
seated by the brokers" who will be
good enough to observe that they are
expected to act as ushers. The other
49S,O0O rooters will make themselves
as comfortable as possible under the
circumstances. Peanut Nick will have
an abundant supply of peanuts and will
be assisted by Abe Sahm's "razor-
backs in passing through the crowd
after each inning.
This exhibition is given to meet the
universal clamor from the public for
the newspaper men to give practical
demonstration of the game about which
they have written and megaphoned so
much about this season.
Commodore Grant, of the club, will
not charge anything extra for his
services and he requests that no ap-
plause be given while he Is making
his brilliant loop-the-loops for high
flies and touching runners at second
Any body who has ping pong rae
quet will kindly bring 1t along; it will
be gratefully received by Brother Gel
der in scooping in the high ones from
O'Malley's cannon at third base. Bou-
quets will be received for the funeral
services of the typos.
The lineup for the newspaper men
will be- Burke, catcher; Nealon,
pitcher; Quinn, shortstop; Gelder, first
base; j. Wellington Grant, second base;
Martin Theophulus O'Malley, third
base; Oliver, left field; Barbour. center
field, Connerton, right field.
For the typos: Davis. catcher;
Townsend, pitcher; Price, shortstop;
Kase. first base; Parry, second base;
Coon, third base; Watkins, right field;
Hamstein, cente" field; Sparks, left
field,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-09-12
Maine Has Great Resources.

Representative Powers, of Maine was
coming down through the capital
grounds, when he was stopped by lady
who was examining minutely small
magnolia tree
"Wil YOU be so kind" said the lady,
"as to tell me what kind of tree this
is?'
That madam" replied Representative,
Powers, i'm his most courtly manner, lis
a lemon tree"
Dear me-" said the lady. ARE you
sure? | never saw a lemon tree beforer,
quite sure, madam. There are great
groves of them in my state
And what is your state, II may ask?'
"Maine, madam
why I never knew lemon trees grew
i'm Maine"
Madam" said Representative Powers,
bowing low lack of knowledge simply
affords me the ineffable pleasure of i'm
parting to you the information. Besides,
the resources of the great state of Maine
are too little exploited in these days of
commercial rush and hurry"
Then he walked ON, and the lady took
twig from the magnolia as a souvenir.
-Boston Traveller.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-09-12
IDEAL FISHING CAMPS.
In Canadian Woods Where Ameri-
cans Seek the Salmon.

From Country Life In America.
The ideal fishing camp is of rustic
| construction, in perfect harmony with
| its surroundings. where the river
banks are exactly as nature left them,
| clad in virgin forest to the waters
| edge. Here the anglers only compan-
ions besides his own party and his
half-breed guides are the otter, the
osprey, the kinghsher and the shell
drake. These are not sociable fellow
fishers, but neither are they trouble
| some ones, They keep to themselves,
as is tn manner Of anglers. If he
likes music, he has the screech-owl and
and mosquito-hawk by night, the chat
tering squirrel, the croaking frog and
the drumming partridge by day; and
by day and night there Is the melody
of the water, the ripping of the
stream and the roaring of the torrent
The grayelly depths of a certain pool
| know are literally "paved with the
blue backs of the silver-scaled Shin
ers." From the beach below, the huge
samon-plan enough to the practiced
Indian eye-seem to the ordinary ang-
ler, at first sight, but shadows In the
water, lying like stones or logs of
WOOD at the Dottoii VI INC pull MI
Scrope made no mistake In declaring
that salmon. and some other fish, as
sumo in some degree the color of the
channel they lie upon, even though Sir
David Brewster explains the phenome-
ron by the fact that all bodies appro-
PIRATE the color of the light which
they reflect.
For some time there is no stir among
the salmon. Usually they are in pairs,
side By side; often in tiers or parallel
rows. from six TO ten thick. Occasion
ally one of them in rubbing the lower
surface of its body upon the gravel at
the bottom of the pool slightly changes
its upright position in the water. For
moment the View of it's upturned sill
very side Is like the sudden flash of a
string of diamonds.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-09-12
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