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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-01


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Snrnaiii elmer Ser geretiteIteu 0tplo-
muten Der tatbolii6eu Stride Der,
wie foum Elm 8meiter &ir9enfitrIt
unierer Sage, Ben Srtereiien OeS 81.
&uterS in ser meltliGen Eolittt
@eltum9 III ifaffcn iudte. ga Der.
ielbe orf sur 3eit dis gtaGfolger
Cardinal Wartiuelli's in @aIbington
0fter$ aenamt mur0e - uno 5tuar
aus icbr plauii6clen @riinOen - 10
0ilrften uniere Seier ~foigen0e Gn-
qaben iiber benielben tutereIliren,
welde 5u9lei6 6epeiierL baB oeIieit
Senoung oils apoltoliider 9elegdt
nod Den Ser. Staaten ni6t III Iold)
ipeiter 6erne geitonOen Boben mag.
y0tigr. 6ron5eSto Soruoiit mar
&0nler bon @eburt un0 ItanO nod III
Dem rititigen Nlter zines angebenOen
6iiuf5iger5. giuer nngelebenen 6a'
mile c%ntItammen0, lpur0e er I'M
Sturmiabre 1913 geboren. Gum
8rieiter Qerpeibt, mar er 9ottor Der
GbiloIopbie, Der Sbeologie llno bel
Der Gebte unO Erofeiior Der &irhen-
gei6ibte, alS er 1879 ais Iltoitpr
Der R%untiatur in Ntiin6en 5~llgetbetlt
mur6e. Gum @~ebeimtdmmerer ers
nartnt, tpltr0e er elm paar Sabre IpQ-
ter SefretGr Der 9tlmtiatltr IN @ien.
Gr mar elm Wtttglieo Der l%6orOuung,
ole ser 8apIt sur Sr0mrng beS
Gsar$ NitolartS Oe$ 3meiten naA
Musfou eutIQuOte uno mltr0e Damn
gum SntermmttuS IN SoQanb uno
&urembltrg ernanmt.
gIlS Die GinlaOltngen sum 6rtes
0enS = GongreB I'M @ang ergingen
rnb Der 8upit bobei mi$gei6loiien
mod)te 0fIgr. Sornaiit NM
ionit qeltenO, oab oaS Sberbaupt Der
futboliihen Stride olS 6rieoenSflrit
in oQereriter &inie bel einem 10 blts
mauitGren 3iele perfolgen0en Gnns
9reiie pertreten ietn miiiie. @ie man
iidl erinnert, itr6u6te iiD Stalten oa-
QeQerl, oa eS IN elmer Ginloolmg 0eS
GapItes gu Oieier 9iplomaten = Ser.
iommlung cine inoirefte u nerten.
uInQ bes &apIttbumS al8 mettli6e
er6lidte uno orang nit ieiner
glnii6t leroer 0ur6. Sdou taudte
in 0ieiem Sabre bie 2tbiid)t out Die
biplomutii6eu 8]e5iebungen nit ben
lt]ieOerlanOen mie0er auf5une6melt
rn0 IN bieiem Sole mltrOe WtIgr.
ser nit oeutI6eu Serbdlt'
iebr gut Dertraltt mar uno 0a5
9elGuftg 6eberrihte, fir Oen
GoIten zines 9flmtiu5 IN Ntiindcn IN
9lu5iidt genommen, oils elm i6wereS
ieiue Grnenmtug billGtSid)ies
ben lieB.
Die pGpItli6e diplomatic oerlor
in Miar. Sornaiit cine ibrer bcroors
raQen6itcn @eitalten uno b%cfdbi9itet
Ser FL. Stitbl eiuen letner
b%inae6enoiten 8ieuer."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-01
Sir SCnc, wcIdlc ole S6OcrntiOu

Sir SCuc, ucIdlc ole S6OerNtiOu
NcruC hGttCn, ult0 81 oieien geb0z
rel mDhl IGmmtlide 0euti6 3 re0en.
ON Sotbolifen ser Berg tauten -
ii C& Qcinqt. 0oB mobl Der erIte mo
c ]Jcmpdrtiae &nupt5mecf Der 56oes
iltiOn, Die &crthciOiQrurg unicrer
&ehte ais fatbolii6e Singer mO
elm effefttpcr @roteit gcgeu Die
N}iBbrGu6e mo SdunOt6uten AM
zen &5ilipptucu ulIdJ erretft merOen
tam, obne OaB Die &erbGuoc, INN Die
e5 lid baHoelt, oofiir cine &opf.
fterer 6e5oblen mo iih Ser Siberia
ton anidlicBeu miiiien. Cine elm.
fade 3uiuHmcutuuit Der @%rdiiOenten
Hlo Sefrct0re Der oeri6ieognen go.
tioual &erbGn0e f0nute fltr5 cinen
luirnf ocrfoiieu nit 0em Sitel:
.>}a9 molleu mir ais S%timmac6er. "
: ire Elm @ot 0ieie 6oroerlmg ri9-
tia iormtltrt, bauu ioaten ole eins
2clucu &crbGu0e iorqen oaB Oieie
Torheruug Del unicreu GongrcB.
lcutcn bcodjtct miiroc. Sci Den
uGditcH Sa6lcn ioate mon 0ann
iudjen sic cin3elueu GanoiOoten al
bcreacn lire SteQlmq 81 mjcrer
Noroerrmg 81 crtldren. 9u3lr
GHdte IS Damn me0er elmer
SrcumOle. nod Gouititutioa nod
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-01
Gin Giel ut Oabei.

Ger oft iebr 5eritreute 8abinettS.
roth BON Spielmam IN 8ien lolte
emit ben preuBiiden @elanoten,
Baron BON HieOeiel bel Dem oamals
ollmGftiqen Winilter Siirlten BON
Saunib anmeloeu. @r tbat Dies III
ieiner 3eritrelltbeit nit beu @orten:
ogw. 3nrtlaudt = Baron Steln.
eiel,"
.2Gdelno e~ntgeanete Der preilBii6e
0eimote: y0urhlmlht, ein @iel lit
~aQerbinas oa6ei, id aber belize DOL
giie0eiel."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-01
satOoiiI6er str1ens&aisnOer.
8on ben foliten Pr6phsten.
mntfh. z. 15-21.


8u Scnucr, GOlu., bot Ser 1onoers
nenr pro tenn. Sr. 2outo s. Coates
erfldrt:
.So, id bin Elm eifri8er So3taltlt
uno merOe mein M0glifiteS tbu1t Der
9urtct 5um Sie9e 81 belten NM
merOe mid, in 3ufuuft entIdteoen
ben Sii6rerrt Oes So8taltsmlls al'
idlieben."
ltuo 10 wGdIt Ser 6o5ioltSmnS,
oils &artei, re6t frGfttg beroi;
umO Ser fotboliide GIerltS tbtlt
geidts pber i6lteBt iit Oemielben an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-01

9te6cnoeicBc, nod &opiitcicr einer
T~oOerotion. Gicicr, umicr EloiL
iucld)er iibri9en8 pitI cirtfodcr ais
ollie bi3berigen it, bat uoU ouOere
QroBe, groBe @ortbeile.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-01
lie Ginuanocrnnas &Orlage iol

SlC ~p"'"SN 49,
i'm Gomite elm ENHANCEMENT erfobs
rer buben, mel6eS Ben 8tlonn9Ss
Set Gnoert. Soifentlib miro Ole
g]lenberrng sum Seiieren iein. Is
Toll a1lfy cine Steuer bon $500 pet
&opf uuf Smmigronten erbobeIl
tuerOen, meide Stcuer BON Den
Gampfern Die tie tro8en, be3oblt
nerOen mus. GieieS gilt audi fir
Gimpunoerer pom GunOa ooer
Merito iiber &ono tpmmcno. Die
geitimmmgcn 6etrefienO Die Git
fuhr" BON Nuorhiiten, SrrItnntger,
ETC, iin0 peri6Grft morOen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-01
@crScu Sic Scr IL. Ucncral.Scr-

ammlnng bcs Central = &eretns
,ciuOhncu? Gieiel6e finOet i'll
~5pmnspiQe, Su0., Itott Sntereiionte
Shcmato Die sur Sprofe tommen,
iinO: Die @riinOumg zines Central
bureaus iiir MISUNDERSTANDING
gutter Sdriften, @iinide unO &ro'
teitihreibcu, Snformation iiber Set
TINA oe5 &ereiuSmeiens, etc, &ttts
nen- uno @oiienfono &eorgoni-
~iatipn, &opfiteuerfrage, &3iinide mo
8roteite in Sadcn ser 8bilippincn-
unO &n0ianer- 6rage, 60oeratioh
etc. etc. @enn Gle nod GpanSuiue
reiieu, 10 uebmeu lie lire 6rau ODER
ibren Sobu nit. 9eren I%ntueien-
belt lit nidt mnterIagt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-01
60! Su!! Su!!!

Sle tSornler Orrten ltd es 81 er-
flarcn llldeIl, pie eS fomnnt, Dab
beittc 9inofaoen t2 Gents foltet,
mohrenb Der 8reis friiber 6 Gents
lpar. Ser Sreis Oes Gobmaterials
ut nidlt g%eItiegen, ser MrbeitsIobn
altd' nIdt uno Die perbeiierten Wto.
ld1ilten erleidtern Die Yroouftion.
Oes 9fatbiels Soiltng liegt Darin, oaB
Der z it rubig 100 8rosent auf.
gelhlogen bat. sir jeoen Sornler
beoentet oas i m Surd dnitt
bios $500 mebr unO GA e5 etipa T.
100000 Sarmer gibt, beimit Der
Srnit bios $3o,000,O00 mebr Hrofit
etn.
@er piel ipri6t nno ME banoeit,
llldt IiI eluen groBen Namen vaui
Borg" al ermerben.
@leoelnno uno Sill be8 langen
Sabers miioe,
Sic bellaten ibren itol5en Sinn
lln0 mahteH en0liG Srie0e.
Sb 8rpan I'M 8eilte beim Siloeu
8mtett in Stem Norf mar, ais
@roper unO 9apiO y. S1nlollis
tranten?
Som Sobnipn, Glepelanb's iieg-
reidler bemofratii6 : lo5ialiItii6er
Wupor miro Serrn Glepelano nno
Sia nod in Die Suppe ipuden.
HsOterft gud'sl
@enn SSemanb elm Sdlaimittel
fiir Glieqen miiBte, Ser fonnte ais
,Sliegen.9 oftor" unter Den Wfenl9e1
piel 0elo er,uerheu.
Wdnd]er lit MIR Elm Wann bis
llualiid iiber Die Santilie berein-
bridt, banu iibergibt er leiner Srall
Die &egierung nnb er gebt ms
WtrbtSbaus.
Sim 4. SSuli iinb rungelaOene"
@afien ebenio eifeftuoa, wie ionIt
i'm Sabre. 9aber @ltern, gebt
gitren ainbern BON %pornbereIll
uid]ts @elaoeneS uto nebmt ibnell
audi Oas ylulgela0ene" 8eidoB ab.
@atterion befGmpft Glepelano,
Sill uno 8rpan. gr glaubt niht on
tire 0emotrotie. 8rpan befGmpft
Glepelano ulD Sill uno Sill be-
fGnlpite iriiher GiepelmnO. sic
haben ollo an erflGren, oh Sic ein
@atterions 9emofrat, elm SleDelano.
.9emofrat, elm Srpans2 emofrot ooer
elm Sill . 0emotrat lino. @enn gle
es alsgefumoen baben, oana Oiirfen
Sic fir Yraiioent laufen.
ErGiioent &ooieoelt ldBt lid oas
8bite Souie 5uredt ieseu, ais OBJ er
nod ieds Sabre bort bleiben pollte.
Roaen's ieben!
0aS @elo lit ba, Inn ge6ralft 81
meroen. Daran glaubt unier repnbli.
foniidler GonareB offenbar. SroB
Der erb0bten ginnabmen infolge oes
arieaeS nnb ieiner Solgen, meld)e
eineu lleberiduB laiien iollten, miro
feline Spuriamfeit geiibt, ionoern je
mehr @elb einfommt, Oeito mebr Der.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-01

0aS @elo lit ba, Inn ge6rau6t 81
meroen. Daran glallbt umier republic.
faniid)er GonareB ofienbar. Sros
Der erb0bten g%innabmen infolge oes
arieqeS mo ieiner Solgen, welte
eineu ueberiduB luiien iollten, miro
feline Spariamfeit geiibt, ionoern ie
mehr @elb einf0mmt, oeito mebr per-
ousgaben Die Serren &epublifaner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-01

Grdiioent &ooiepelt ldBt iid bas
@bite Souie 5uredt ieseu, ais OBJ er
nod ieds Sabre bort bleiben wolte.
8oQen's iebenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-01

@leoelano uno Sill oeS Ianger
Saoers miioe,
Sic bellaten ibren itol5en Sinn
llH0 madteu enolid Srie0e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-01

Wer bel ipriht nno ME banoelt,
illtt iiG eiuen groBen Nanien oauf
Sorg" al er%iDerben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-01

Sb Grpan I'M 8eilte beim Siloen
8mtett in 9telp 9)ort mar, ais
0roper ulO 9apio y. S1molis
tranten?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-01

Sim 4. Suli iinb nungelabene"
@aifen ebenio eifettuoa, pie ionlt
i'm Sabre. Saber Gltern, gebt
gltren &inbern BON p%ornbereIll
uidlts @elaoeneS uno nebmt ibnell
audi Das ylulgelabene" GeidoB ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-01

Wdnd)er lit MIR elm Wann, bis
llualiid iiber Die Samilie bereil-
bridt, banp iibergibt er ieiuer 5rail
Die &egierilng uno er gebt ms
@trbt5bauS.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-23
STAGE NOTES.

A new play called the "Childrcn OF the King"
will serve to introduce Martin Harvey, the Eng
lish actor, to this country next season. lie opens
In New York next October.
"Iudd nhead Wilson" is to be produced, rays
rrnnor, in London this spring by an American
company, including John B. Mason, Arnold DAY.
Jane Oaker and Ada Dwyer.
Edward ]. Morgan will appear as David Rossi
in Wall Gaines ''The Eternal City" during the
early part of next season as part OF Viola Aliens
supnort in that play. Frederick de Bellevle has
been engaged to play Baron Ronelli. Mr.. Nor
gan will resume his starring tour about the mid
die of the season.
"Thc Old Cabin Home" is the title of new
play OF Southern life written by H. Grattan Don
nelly, which has been purchased by Jacob Lift
for production next season.
So far IA examples are encouraging young ac-
tors may take consolation from the case OF Ed
win Ecoth When he made his first regular stage
appearance, he WAS the direst kind OF a failure.
In voting contest at a church fair in Boston
recently, Clara Lane, the well'known opera sin.
ger, was adjudged the most popular actress and
so won brooch presented by Sir Henry Irving
and Ellen Terry.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-23
.DuNMORE.

The grievances of the men sinking the new
shaft for A. ID. and i. NJ Spencer have been
satisfactorily adjusted and the men are again at
work The shaft is TO be sunk to depth OF $50
feet and IL IL thought the work will be COM
plctcd within the next month"; This will large
ly increase the output of this firm and furnish
work for many more men than have heretofore
been employed there.
The services over the remains of the late George
=. Williams were conducted at his late home on
Bloom street yesterday afternoon in the pres
cnce of large number Of his friends and neigh.
bors. Rev. W. r. Gibbons. OF the Presbyterian
church. ofiiciated. The floral offerings ni
mcrous and beautiful Tho remains will today
be conveyed TO Clifford. where intcrincnt will be
made.
The many friends of Rev. Charles n. Ncwng
boti, in and ont of the Methodist church. read
with pleasure the announcement in Yesterdays
Tribune that he would return FOR another year.
Hugh Gray. Of the West Side, has accepted q
position with the popular to,,sorial artist. NJ. V.
scckins.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-23
THOM pSON.

Special to the Scranton Tribune
Thompson, April 22.--E. f. Gelatt is shipping
his hardwood lumber this week.
c. Z. Wlmarth is sending car load Of po'
tatoes to Scranton today.
Rev. p. II. Tower returned from conference last
evening-too early to know about the appoint
mcnts-and the papers this morning are not
agreed as to them, We are uncertain as TO
who will serve the Methodist Episcopal church
as pastor the ensuing year.
Mrs. W. T.. Tallnan, who has had another can.
removed from ker ankle the past week, is
improving nicely.
Rev. b. +. Rogers occupied the pulpit of the
Methodist Episcopal church Sabbath morning in
the absence of the pastor at conference.
Miss Edyth Stoddard, Of Lakeview, is visiting
Mrs $. II. Crosier at this writing.
Professor B. W. Pease and family, Of Hall
stead, visited friends in town last saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glover, OF Ca,bondalc,
visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs Daniel Glover,
in the township last Sabbath.
Floyd Axtel, esq, of susquehanna, will speak
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-23
HALLSTEAD.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special TO the Scranton Tribune
lalstead. April ea.--Joseph Byirgton was a
Susluehanna visitor on Saturday.
Mrs. George Van Fleet LETT Sunday for visit
with friends in Buffalo.
Miss Anna Tierney, OF Norwich, is visiting her
parent: in this place.
Mrs. y. W. Crook is quite i'll.
The Daughters OF Pocolontas are rchearsing
three and four times week for grand entertain
mcnt. to be given in the near future.
Frof. H. W. Pease and family spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends in Jackson and Thomp.
son.
Miss llosencc King, of Bnshamon, is spend
ing few days with her mother.
Mr.. Whittier is clerking for Druggist Tiffany.
Secretary Bolden gave an able discourse in the
Methodist church Sunday morning, in the absence
OF the pastor. who attending conference.
Silas II:bbard, of l'nghamton visitor in
town Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Jones spent Friday in S,lsquehanna.
Dell Stanford OF Cortland. <rent Sunday with
friends III town.
Miss Helen lIutchngs OF New Milford. spent
Sunday with her sister. Mrs. Earl Talmadge.
IN the ahsoLce of Pastor Watkins. who was
filling an apl ointment in one OF the Scranton
Churches. lha Baptist pulpit in this place was
filed Icy VI. | Tinker.
MIS-. Cornelius Nanarsdale who has been visit
ing in Elmla has returned to her home in this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer 1rnsley spent Sunday at
the home OF A. VI. TinGlcv.
Miss Lucia Buttcrield and Miss Hayden, Of
New Nhiold were calling on friends in town
Monday.
here was no preaching service in the Prcsby-
terian church Sunday, on account OF the absence
OF the pastor.
Miss Katherine Sumnnerton was Binghamton
visitor on Monday.
Misses Kate Smith and Maggie Donalie, OF
Norwich, are visiting their parents in this place.
Kittie Dolan and Ellen Kelly, OF Brookdale,
spent Saturday at Peter Aliens.
Mrs. Norman Spencer, of Endcott, spent Sun.
day With her parents in thl, place.
Ais. NJ. F. Tnglcy and Mrs. Mcnamara and
daughter, OF Hartford, spent Saturday and Sunday
with their sister. Miss Grace Harding, OF this
plpcc.
ID. V. Gardner, of Montrose was in town Nom
day on business.
Miss Myrtle Benjamin has accepted position in
the County Herald Office
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-23
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

are pleased that he is to remain here
for another year.
Tuesday was the first really warm
day Of the season, and many straw hats
were visible on our streets.
The case of Celestia Dewitt VS., Perry
Billings executors. bill in equity for
dover in lands of deceased husband in
possession of defendants, in which the
court below assigned dover to the
widow in the sum Of s., ,0OO, was reversed
by the Supreme court on Monday. The
point on which it is understood to have
been reversed is the negligence of the
plaintiff in not claiming her rights for
many years, and until other rights had
become vested.
The case of the commonwealth VS..
Willard Durling, Samuel Durling and
Henry Brady was heard before Squire
w. S. kutz on Tuesday morning. The
defendants We're charged with breaking
into car on the Lehigh Valley siding
and stealing therefrOm quantity of
merchandise Of the value of SIT or SIS.
After Il hearing they We're held to bail
in the sum of 5000 each for their ap-
pearance at the June term of court.
Mrs. Joseph Swang, of Sayre. was
calling on friends here on Tuesday.
The Republican county convention
for the purpose of choosing delegate
to the state convention and congress
sional cOnlerees. will be held at the
court house next Monday at . o'clock
p. M.
Samuel II. Jenkins has resigned his
position as ferryman at the Piatt ferry,
and has been succeeded by Charles
Jayne.
The Wyoming house is being thor
oughly renovated by the new propri-
etor, John Lee, who is soon to go into
possession.
Court adjourned on Tuesday until
Friday at 8 a. IN.
Maurice Jennings. a travelling sales
man, is very i'll with scarlet fever at
his home on Clay street.
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lence that will make those who received invita-.
tions to this affair feel that the yarc fortunate.
The musical recital by the piano pupils Of Miss
Jessie Wilbur given last evening was an exceed
ingly enjoyable affair. The rooms Of Miss Will
bur's pleasant home were filled with the parents
and friends of her pupils, and the young perform
ers had an attentive audience throughout the en-
tire programme. The playing Of many OF the
pupils was of unusual merit and that OF all be-
spoke the careful training thay had received at
the hands of their teacher. Professor John T.
Watkins who assisted Miss Wilbur, added much
to the pleasure Of the evening by his vocal selcc
ton.
The building committee OF the board of control
visited schools Nos. u and 2s Monday afternoon
and City Superintendent Howell visited them
yesterday. During the visit of the committee
Monday the pupils of school No. 81 we're put
through the fire drill and in one minute and
twelve seconds the last scholar had left the build
ing, which is as good a record as can be made
by any school in the city.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-23
FACTORYVILLE.
, tbc Scranton Triburc.

Special to the scranton Tribune.
Factoryville, April 22.-The ladies Of
the Methodist church will serve ten
cent supper at the church wednesday
afternoon at 6 o'clock. New officers will
be elected for the Aid society the same
afternoon at o'clock.
The funeral of Charles Turner. who
was killed by the cars near Tunkhan-
mock. last Thursday night, was held in
the Baptist church last Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Elizabeth BrutZman, of Scran-
ton. is spending few days with friends
in town.
j. G. Gieser, of Scranton, was the
guest of A. A. Brown over Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Armstrong returned
from a visit in Scranton Saturday even-
ing,
4 very interesting exhibition was
given last Saturday evening on the
square, in front of Us. Reads store, by
the Independent Roofing and Paint
company, of Syracuse, N. Y, TO show
the fire-resisting qualities of their roof
ing materials and house paint. A small
house of pine was built, rooted and
painted, and then covered with straw
and set on fire, and although the house
was enveloped with flames for some
time, 1t came out almost like the
Hebrew children of old, unharmed.
Before the fire, the company's superin-
tendent, II, A, Gould, gave a very in
teresting lecture on the good qualities
of the freproof materials, and inn
pressed those who heard it that he was
perfectly familiar with his subject and
convinced them of the value of the
goods. The Keystone Lumber company
will hereafter handle the non-combust-
ible roofing and house paints.
The six principle Baptist meeting, in
charge of Rev. Caterer, of Dalton, will
be held this week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Connor, Friday after
noon at 2.30 O'Clock.
Mrs. IL. G.. Dubois. of Dalon, is
spending few days With her daughter
Mrs w. G. Wrigley.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-23
FOREST CITY.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Forest City, April 22.-One of our
bright Forest City boys or girls should
enter The Tribune's Educational Con-
test. 1t is glorious chance to win a
scholarship to one of the big education
al institutions, and there is an excellent
field in this vicinity. An early start is
I: big advantage. Write for particulars
and begin your canvass at once.
Owing to the Wyoming conference,
there was no preaching service in the
Methodist church Sunday. 1t was the
general desire of the community that
Rev. r. l.. Clark be returned to For
est City, and the announcement of his
return in this mornings Tribune was
hailed with satisfaction.
Alderman j. p. Kelly and wife, of
Scranton, We're Forest City visitors to-
day.
j. " Conroy, of Scranton, called on
friends in town over Sunday.
Rev. David Spencer. of Scranton, will
lecture on the Might of the Mites in
the Baptist church tonight.
Rev. j. C. Hogan, q former pastor of
The Methodist church, has become pas
tor of the Emanuel meeting house in
Baltimore, a large edifice, seating loo.
The latter part of the winter or early
fall will see a new Griner church in
Forest City. There are about fifty
families containing 500 persons Of this
nationality, and at present they are a
part of st. Agnes Roman Catholic con-
gregation. They have for some time
had under consideration the formation
pf Il separate parish, and plans We're
recently submitted to Bishop Hoban,
which met with his approval. sub
scription paper was circulated, and in
a very short time $4,000 was pledged
AS soon as enough money is paid in a
lot in central location will be selected
and building operations will be at once
undertaken.
The ever famous John l.. Sullivan will
be at the opera house with his Vaude-
willie company Wednesday night.
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for the Wcman's Christian Temperance union
next Sabbath evening in the Free Baptist church.
Mrs. j. i. Smith, of the Jefferson house, visited
her sister in Susquehanna, last week.
j. u. Wtter, who has been running livery
here for two or three years, has traded his farm
in the borough for the Luther Hubbard farm,
two miles south Of town, and is moving thereto
this week.
The funeral OF V. o. Lake, Of Ararat was
held this morning at the Presbyterian church,
Ararat. He was an old soldier and Comrades
n. s. Foster, IT, F. Howard, B. +. Barnes. and
George Wallace acted 0s bearers.
B. L. Leonard, of jackson. is loading a car of
potatoes at this station today and number OF
jackson farmers are here.
Thompson will he represented at the Prohibition
county convention at Montrosc next Tuesday,
April 30 :.
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"The Outpost"

Congratulations and fattering comments on
''rle Outpost" are pouring in y the thousands.
The names j. H. (Frilz) Emnet and Lottie Gil.
son, in connection with 'Thc Outpost" has
given the theater.going public all over the coun'
try sufficient guarantee about the qualities Of the
play and, while it bears many exciting situations,
it is lar from cheap sensation.
OF 10 less importance are the other members
OF the company, who have been picked from the
select list of American iavorites. All in all,
''The Outpost" which will be seen at the Acad-
emy of Music the last three nights OF this week
is winner. owing to its superb cast, lnaniticent
scenery, gorgeous costumes and marvellous stage
effects. Many new songs will be introduced by
Miss Giison, thus blending the play with mrtl
and harmony Matinee performances will be given
each duy.