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Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing.

Drop as a postal and we viii call for
your CLOTHES for Cleaning, Pressing
and Repairing at the shortest notice and
the best manner.
r. ROSENBERG.
i,8 No. 2 Cornhill Street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-02-27

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less Tor Is Cents aud additional lines IN pro
be accom- panied by the CASH
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Gold and silver passe partout pic
ture binding for sale at CAPITAL Office.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-15

In reference 10 the decision was not cof-
rect IN nj. the details
! I'm the first place" said he, in inc
original suit by MAYOR Woolferd sassi d3lihss
that DR.. Bruuiby had no rtght ~ perform
/ the duties 81 healtn officer refused lnt
I Injunction asked by MAYOR WooIofl upoa
the ground that he was NOT the prop
PARTY 70 seek the INDUCTION
Again The Post h wrong In stating tnaS
Or. Biumby was reinstated as neHua ~.
as 70 whether or not Dr. Brumhy was
he0lth inspector was In no manner inYolNtd
w the suit. As q matter u feet, for the
Pun pose OF that suit | took the p sitl9ai
mat ne was health Inspector ana he.d
| himself out IN his pleadings as a duly qlali'
I fed and acting health Inspector Of the CITY
Of Houston. and for that reason conld n2t
be the health officer al the same time; that
as the duties Of health officer and bealtd
Inspector were prescribed by the cnaFttf'
the city council had no authority to con
fer upon Dr. Brumby as health lnspee,o2,t
the right tn perform the duU'f ni neal %
onicer. which they had attempted Go do ny
Q motion Of the council and under wlieh
DR.. Brumby claimed the authority 10 act
Hy the aHirmuuCe Of the 50 as 70
! Mayor WoolfCrd, the court Of civil appeals
Las held that our position ln t4la regard -
correct one; that Dr.. BruulOt has no
legal SHADOW of a right to perform any or
/ the duties OF health officer. This Us the
position that SIC have originally cnntcnlhd
Tor and which DR.. Brumbv opposed. and SD
YOU can see that the decision, far as Dr.
Htumby tx concerned. Is In our favor rms
( suit was an action by Dr. BrumAy seeking
an Injunction against Dr. Hoyi o. restrain
MIN from acting as health Officer setting
UP the fnct that he was the health oHicar
OF bad the right TO perform the duties 81
health officer.
III We had been contcrted 10 have simply
asked for dissolution Of the Injunction
Elhnted by Judge Stewart, unqlrsuoA12ly
( from tho decision rs made on Yesterday tae
court Of civil appeals would have coplrmel
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-15
VALENTINE DAY IN HOUSTON.
large increase IN Numher Handled
Ihrounh PhetnrEna

Large Increase in Nulnber Handlod
Through Postoffioe.
The mall carriers in Houston eoch ,oo,.,
IKE a veritable Santa CIause va.t 800
morning as they started out for thor wo G.'
delivery It was st. Valentines Dar 'o eva "a
euen OF the carriers was loaded with an ha
eonid take The valentines in hove. ~ ,ro NV
yea IN bundles around the carriers noo,.
on the outside Of his mail sack aroma 49, ~,
uouy ana In every way they conld he .ar
req and yet they were unable 70 csrrv
me entire delivery on the arst roma
a visit to the postonlee and nm tn,..
view win Postmaster Seth R, strong A.
JjnrS handled through The nostoel,o oi naieh-
e,Sr Us year was much larger Than a. 5 LIS
a. Veen peIofe. One festnro - - t ~
80 "a" very glad,' said Postmsster Str ~ -
hAst while the number ~ i oItVuB
aIIuteu through this Office hon, 80 y tuts
Me- heretofore. the Increase Z Wbali,- nG ~ u
- valentines The number ~ W1on! IA
rat uuA Valentines or those Sart a, ~ " =
his ms naNe neeu more than douhio n.h, h.
as Ever oeen before, while No ,,,n IN. ~
Il. Valentines sent IN enveio,,as 4 ss "a
Ais0 oesn great There has been y r pst
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HOW TO BUILD MARKTE
ALDERMAN BEAVERTON EXPRESSES
SOME VIEWS THEREON.
re Says If All me Taxes Due the Civ
Were Collected the Market Could
Be Built.


A'"e'u'Dh H. 4. Halyerton was seen yes.
'erday by a Post reporter end his views
asceTtained as TO how the p,o,.,. ,,,,,f5 ~.
raised v,ltb ,.tt., 1""'A ~
80" "u'Sh 10 pA.Id iot new rlty
"4H ana market house. When approached
Alderman Halycrtou sof5- .,I ,., ,,... ..,.,.,.
on tall,lac for ,,,tlt..,.-.. ",' ''' N''"
.....-'H '0i pN''''''+O'' ull nave very
pronounced views rs to bow the money 10
not only build the rtt- HON ,, -, -.
house. but 70 pov ,r.... .f,,,- 49, NV
,..,,... ., NY current 'A-
""" pay '"e 'r1''i teachers should
re ana can he raised. / believe ia couo,t,r-
Ing the aualrs oi the. rIr,.i, r..
nor that ,,,t,,,. cav '''"' u''''
N'"N"'' NY private auA'rS and
'Nt "uAlis or the nrm OF which I am a
member, that is. on strictly .l,rsi,.c., .,.,..
cirlcs. Nv, act o,,. $780,. r''N
rl,t,t.. "'- 'l'" u" au ana have
"''u'Hs t" conceal t> tais Hrm had $1,000
or 5000 IN notes and accounts dr.. a. .,,,.l
made uo eTort a.. ..-,i.... =. ~ "a'
but ono rcsulf and .ba, ,.l.,, ,1,Ie would bee
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cUMBERLANn rRrsRYrrR1AN-

.Cumbcrland PRESBYTERIAN Church,. NJ.
pastor at Il a. m. and T.45 n. M. ia the
chanel on Fannin and Peasp Sunday schoal
at 10 a. m, Mr.. II. A Newman. suner!n.
tendeent Junior Endeavor at 800 y. m.
! ~ ; 6. p NJ y, m. Prayer most
Ing every Wednesday at 7:45 n m. Il.
d'eS AID society every Thursday al 20
p N. Al, cordially invited to ali tRss
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THE TEXT OF THE OPINION
In Brumby VS.. Boyd Involving the Houston
Health Department.
ONE INJUNCTION AGAINST BRUMBY HOLD
But that Which Was Granted in Favor of Boyd
Is Dsmissed-There Is No Legal Health
Officer for the City.

Galveston. Texas, February 14-Follow-
Ing is the text Of the opinion in the case
OF W. ~ Brumby appellant. VS. j. G
BOYD and John D wooltord, appeIlces the
decision ON which was made IN the court
Of civil appeals yesterday:
This is suit for injunction brought by
appellant in his official capacity MS health
inspector Of the city Of Houston aud acting
health officer aud the alleged de facto
head Of the health department of said city
also IN his individual behalf as a citizen
sn6 taxpayer Of said city. against thc ap-
pelee, J. G. Boyd, seeking "a restrain said
Bord from IN any manner attempting TO
discharge the duties Of health officer 81
raid city. or from in any manner inter
frring with the discharge OF the duu.~ Of
said office by appellant The petition vaa
presented to Hon William n stewart
Judge Of tho Tenth Judicial district on
November - 1901 who on said date gr1n,
cd a temporary injunction as prayed for
The petition WAS nled tu tho district cour,
oi Harris county Ffyat judicial dis.
tucO on November -, lgol, aud ON tae toi.
lowing day appellee Boyd Med lis original
answer and cross Oh, ts.a1i ag ,.I,...",i
health officer OF toe CITY ct Houston aad
praying that tine writ az iuIuu,lpn tu'iei'-
lelf 4aSItu Ns iAt Jguse az 'i, '' -..-
a'ca- district hs 1lssptt'h. anu '4"l d
temporary injunction Doe issued san1ns
appellant ftom iu any manner luiFI@"ffiC
vlyh the discharge Of quo duties az uea.ta
ofhcet or TIE city or houston 't HAtA hE
on the 2e.b q Noyembc- 1861 john u
Wooltor1 interviewed iu sNt eaHs. 80 bis
capacity as MAYOR 't in cry iloH7
and adopted a~ part ". h's aaH"' H.l
cross bili the said answer and r.a-s 1I. ..
appellee Boyd aud alleged th4r ar FL. ua. ...
OF said witty bad the right to appoint -t.p
BOYD. and bad appointed AIm- lo .He n'ap.
az neaith officer 81 said dizzy. and a.t.I
tahr he. ae the cnief gseeut,ye otaetf u.
said city at. erauteg q writ of Injunction.
ag in~, appellant rs prayed ic- G} .ad
Rsrd
On the 26-a DAY Of November tal. ta.
Y{,n NJ ii VCiI.,u f.lly- ar fHa I..r
rfin judicial dlsrarr of Tpz.. 10 within
t1id cause Nm. nau.in- ON h.s -.r r..
ION vacated and srf asi1c Said ,,.r.rs.I-..
irtrprtior 1rs,.t.1 nv, tg, fIa. yi.v,Ir, n
Sew, 80 ,rt s5t lf.t,., t
s.",,i.- io. - ....
~, hsbeif ~ tte ,,,,.Wc. t,,. ID. l,...f
for5 " ''
~ the os.h asr ~ ,-oy..-,,f,.. ,o,- ,-.
.sec r1s,j-, , b. T.t n,fr t
t"ssl, We .l.''i''tl,N t' lnr court "'ll"jt
lu,g lor 1noi bearing .gd judgment %
svrorr or5 contact
1-,,r ,iis Sc .-'rs, 3D. . -,.,, ,-... .. ....
. P.u ,.,S Ds7l.u- ,"F s'u.' -"
IA r,.44J q 4, ... .,1 .o. ~ Wy
Eto rendered lua-MtLt sra Na- gu iiJHnn-
zion @ taa spp.. ICES, Boyd aud wexford
psaEtl {gf ~ taeM.
rue 1ouoNlhg ere tGe material fHctS i9
pr c1ne rs io4hd p! ihe uGu CONT. sgIa
hhllhEh 81 TACT not belhE eNceptei 70 bF
either party and no statement Of facts ap-
NONoHt9i'>9 'p ANt'
IN ApI 1905 P b. ,l'' B. u aassl1s was 's dSP
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COUNSEL FOR DR.. BOYD
CLAIMS THE DECISION is A VICTORY
FOR HIS CLIENT.
But He viii Advise Carrying the Case
TO the Supreme Court on a Writ
Of Error

reporter for The Post yesterday called
on Nj John 8. Stewart Of the firm NJ
stewart. Stewart & Lockett, who repre-.
scented Mayor woolford and Dr. Boyd IN
the case Of Brumhy Va. Boyd. In regard
20 the decision OF the case by the court Of
civil apneals and the effect Of the decision
md Nhat he considered had besu decided
Mr., Stewart said Ihe Tsporl In TAa rass
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-15

falling off in the comic sIal 70 u
through this Office, and ! Az .ha ~ nave
/ understand a large ,ns uiissi bui q, I
left nj the doors o. resiaslhifiSSssn Tafiss
Of course. done by small ehlla a,ins lsss'..
ing of In the comic, saotsbls ~ =
through the office has negn ~ See %
eral years. II was = sbslr raua1
delivery S ~ this morning They b @t'ii ~ e.
laden down with yalentlntessi IseIy spas,
10 say they were. cohpaass' Ne 80 n
an box and One valentine: niI.s Il
able to deliver all the va is,s 70 hssaf I
morning. nor viii we ns a., ~ tiifii
all today. / did not pue, snstiaet ~
so soer for a the dsIiyery Of yalsa' Gqsr,.
only allowed 10 put on extra aee ss.ts = 90
Ii Is absolutely q cas. , = q sa's's-
DO rot consider the delivery
such"
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rf. vacation
! tbr clty cSIUeU when ,sfuc ,gts nd In
/ session III Io.,yor of Houston app0Iutrd
! Dr. j. g. Boyd health officer Of the city
. of Houston uutil tine next regular needing
/ ihc same ia ihp abpoiutfnrnt Of Novcrber
/ ~ 1901. hereafter $50. out
/ IS. ON November ~ 1901 Woolford dis.
Z missed said petition cause 80 3IaiS from
/ the docket
after his appointment entered tae Office
J bon which were the records OF the healIh
! officer of Houston and took tAerefrom a
portion uI thr buuk. and records and "a
IcIiiou nc thr fur..tuTc belonging tp he
nea'tl dgpartu ut Of the city OF Houston.
/ aul igWu. ed them % another room nccu-
pied Boy Iir Boyd iu acting as health Of.
f. ucer und,f the appointment before uamcd
vs. tl" m4rHr
! g. l'r. ErlWhr Us recognized as the prop.
et ltrsuu ,o perform tbc duties Of healfh
oi80rr hy the u9lolity q. jhH council; Dr.
/ BOYD Is 'esorn.zci 'F i0e mayor, hy five
I "i iH' seF"u u'A.iu inspectors OF the city
~ i.n1-uI via. Ielus. MO um flr duty.
~ J.. dmNF aHi At M1t BIiley another
inspector not recognizing amy authority in
IT, BOYD. ~ iIt nJt+ pt tHr uliu2 ~
/ tue petition AOnln l)r Boyd had charge
4 OF the pee'Ho.r", uA u.s. recognized by tae
ae,,'Jtee 4a.4ol,'es ara NJ. Joseph .n-
~ hunters a.s o.. gIlys..i'qss # the gIty how
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SPIRITUALTsTS

Their r rso1s5on SnT3tnaIist society viii holl
ovIU'1 ieHas avenue ut o'clock torn ,ro, :,
v NM Kew. d. NJ Tcmmv Of Teagns ~,
Invit,1Y cttufe. and the public is cordial !.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-15
MILLENNIAL nAmN

Regular services held every Sunday at II
2o3 Mason building. An ~ ~. IN jrr at room IN
near the glad tidlngs Of Christ's com,rg
MI , and the times Of the restltnhon ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-15

no not leave hon. on journey without
bottle % Chsnherlain's Collie. Cholera
and piarrhoes Remedy. II Is almost GER
teln 20 he needed and can NOT bc procured
wh,ls you arc on board the cars or steam
ship II Il pleasant, safe and reliable. For
sac by All drusgistG
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.
Where RELIGIOUS Services win Be Held
Tomorrow Throughout the City.
EPISCOPAL

r-n,srrp,,
EFj9CoFAL'
Christ Church. corner OF Texas avenue
rector th.t sunday In Lent Holy com
mn. .'n CT go 0 30. Mains ana sermon
.i III "a. m E'ensnng and sermon az $50
" ih SUNDAY school at 5'oD a. m. Ieaeh
rs meeting on Friday nj . p. -. Lltauy
az b. p. 20. NAo,T rehearsal on saturday
p' A.
clemens Memorial corner OF Bingham
AND aan,ue streets sunday SooI at $3.50
ILL., MI Services at IL a. m. and 1880 p. IN.
nte and Ne'asco street. Sunday school &,
$50 a. 20.
iHnitF thopcL-correr NJ Louisiana
street and luam avenue. Sunday school at
y 80 q, m. HOY communion and sermon at
III o.. IN. During Lent service every Tues
day ~ p IN and every Thursday at 1850
p. M.
E7rdy streets, Rev. Henry J. Brown rector
Holy communion $50 O m. Mathis and
sermon II o. IA. Eyensong and sermon 7:SO
p. no During Lent service every Wcducs.
daF and Friday AZ $50 p. M. Yesuy Will
meet on Tuesday at $50 p. IN.
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Christ Church Corner Of Texas avenue
ana Faagn street, Rev. Henry u. Avcs
rector First sunday IN Lent Holy com
mur.on ct & 30 H ID. Mathis and sermon
tit N q. m. Eyausnng aud sermon at $50
cas- meeting ON Friday at p. 3d. Lltauy
ot - D. %. Choir rehearsal on saturday $
%. d..
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Nc. MS',Ashon Methodist Episcopal Church
N5aFAck pastor. Preaching at Ii n. m and
~ p N, BY. the pastor sunday school at
g'eo a. m, w. A, Kirby superintendent. An.
S.Sn league az ?. IN, Junior League at
AZ ar a. MI M, MIS- Warllck superintendent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-15

81. Johns ChapeL-Coaner Of Iceland ave
nte and Ne'asco street Sunday school 81
% so "a
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so N,1bsnl9 G Street Methodist Cburch
s,rseis I er Washington aud Trinity
dence laiS s' wS ;: W, Thomas pastor resi-
u a ~ and s p. m. nv the n.sto seac sil.
Narthrr, u,ap a m, conducted IN II
Nu AAfSs' superintendent. Regular wsekl,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-15

MtNee street Methodist Episcopal Church
Soutn'--on Mckee between Providence ma
SSTnG sLests, Rev, John E. Green pastor
EevToi SNn .ol 700 a. m, Prot. J l.. Ne,
~, anu I.SC p. N. by pastor. Epwortb
Lvahue service Gas p. m First ouurtarlv
O0n n, nee Tuesday, February IL. at 7:80
p n r, nr ner, q. A. Leclere presiding. Reg
an are cordially Invited to attend these SO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-15

liaCy Street Presbyterian Church -
I,'Ieaehlng every sunday at II n. m. nv
heV ~ A. Ramsay. Theme tomorrow
Perseverance OF the Saints" the fourth
discourse Ia the series upon the doctrines
or tue PRESBYTERIAN church Sunday school
At 9'45 a. m, Mr. Charles Calbonn sinner.
lntendent Ladies Aid Society Thursday
al -W p. M. The public cordially invited
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drummer Methodist Church.-sundsv son
~ D., ~ o1, a, m \. a. Forbes superlnfende
M oaS nj ii a. m. and T.45 m.
P"al9F, Junior Epworth League n,
M. aud Senior Epworth Ieaenc dovo,i
az az. service at GAS p. m. praver ,nset
ppnursuay evening al T:45. The neonic
=, ~ uL1er aud vicinity are cordlaIlv tn,,
pastor W. F. Nafoth
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-11
pECkVILLE.

Policemen Fred Snyder, George Bur-
dick and Aaron Williams rendered their
designations. as borough police officers,
to the council on Tuesday evening.
Glass No. 6 of the Baptist church Will
hold Il cake sale at Jermyn's store,
South Main street, on Saturday next.
The members of Harper lodge. indie
pendent Order of Odd Fellows, are
urged to attend the meeting OF that
order this evening ut the Wilson Fire
company's roooms. when plans will be
discussed for the erection OF a new hall
to replace the one recently destroyed
by fire. A full attendance of the men,
bers is desired at this meeting.
w. S. Bloes has purchased the prop
erty owned by T.. Robinson. one lot
%fronting on Hickory street and the lot
on which the Harrison hotel stood. Mr..
Bloes will utilize the W Main street
lots in the erection of a new store and
residence.
Harry Stephens, of Nicholson, was a
business caller in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Irwin Felter, of New
Britain, Conn, are visiting at the home
of the latter's parents, Mr.. II Mrs.
George Moore.
Mrs. Susan Budd will open up Il milli-
merry store in the SWingle building
vacated by Roberts Bros.
Roberts Bros. are now installed in
their temporary quarters, on Depot
street,
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MOSCOW.

The Epworth League will hold a So
cial in the vacant rooms of j. n. BEN
nett's house on Spring Garden street,
neXt Wednesday evening. Sandwiches.
cake, coffee and home made candy will
be sold. Among the features of the
evening will be Il guess cake" Three
cents a guess will be charged. All are
invited to attend.
Mrs. Horace Jones Is entertaining her
sisters, Mrs. Swarts, Mrs. Wilcox, Miss
Grace Bourn and Miss Mary Bourn. Of
Scranton.
Mr.. Richard Karney has moved with
his family in part of the Hodgson
house on Mill street.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Mott has been quite i'll for the
past week.
funeral services of Morgan Coffman at
Maple Lake Monday. The remains
We're brought from Scranton for inter-
| ment.
A surprise party was rendered Mrs.
| Bennett last Thursday evening in honor
| of her seventy-sixth birthday. A very
pleasant evening was spent by all pres
ent.
Charles Millard has moved i'm T.. NJ.
Hodgson's house, formerly the Hallett
place.
The remains of the late Henry Siglin
was brought here from Scranton Mon
day for interment.
Mrs. Emily Brown died yesterday af-
ternoon at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. Bert Biesecker, after a short i'll
ness.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-11
NUBs OF NEWS.

Camp 80, Patriotic Order of True
Americans, will hold II social and spe-
ciaI meeting ut their rooms this even
ing.
DR.. Schley's Lung Healing Balsam Is
guaranteed to cure all coughs, No
cure, no pay" For sale by all dealers.
ag
The Catholic Mutual Benefit associa-
ton will hold n progressive euchre
party and social in the new church
basement tonight. A dance will follow
in Pharmacy hall.
General Grant ~commandery, knights
of Malta, will meet in regular session IN
Hartman's hall this evening.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Henry
Davis will take place this afternoon at
9 O'Clock.
The Young Women's Christian asso-
citation rooms, on Cedar avenue were
brilliantly lighted and prettily draped
i'm yellow asst night for the lemon
social. Each one was charged a lemon
for admittance, and "A jolly social even
ing was spent, and pleasantly diversi-
fled with an excellent programme. At
the close Of the entertainment, refresh
ments were served.
BY action of the official board of the
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church, the name Of the church has
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-11
A LARGE 8.
Estimated That city Will Have
Nearly $4,000 More TO Snend.

1t is estimated the general city reve-
mites this year will amount to between
s12, 900 and $40 0 more than the amount
provided for In the general appropria-
ton ordinance, and already ways and
means for the disposal Of this sum are
being arranged by the several heads OF
departments.
The surplus will rome from various
sources. The amount estimated by for
mer Controller Howell as the probable
receipts from liquor licenses will be ex-
ceeded by several thousand dollars, and
there will be q very considerable sum
realized from the license tax on huck-
sters. fruit stands and house-to-house
peddlers. There will also be u surplus
in several other accounts.
One of the first things which will be
provided for by recommendation of Re-
corder Council will be a provision for
the salary of two police matrons, 10
have charge of all women prisoners
brought to The central police station.
1t Is proposed to have n matron on
duty during the daytime and another
at night, and to make certain alter
ations in the cell rooms so as to pro-
vide more comfortable quarters for
female prisoners. An ordinance making
a special appropriation for such a pur-
pose will soon be introduced in councils.
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WEST SCRANTON

stove-pipe in the house at 90S West
Linden street, occupied by John Nolan
and family. When the firemen arrived
they discovered there was more smokA
than fire and quickly restored matters.
No particular damage was recorded.
The alarm from Box 1922. corner Of
Tenth and Luzerne streets, at 2
o'clock yesterday afternoon, vas the
result of a rather disastrous fire In the
double house at the corner of Oxford
end Tenth streets, owned by Bert
Niles.
The house was occupied by the fami-
lies of Arthur Samuel and Frank Mas
ters, both of whom suffered from the
flames. The cause Is attributed to chill
dren playing with matches. Both faini-
lies were burned out, and neither car
ried any insurance. The house was
somewhat damaged but Is fully in
sured.
Permanent Man Lewis Parry, of the
Chemicals. %heroically rescued a 4-year-
old child from the Masters lone just
in time to save it's life. The child was
the only one in the house at the time
and was asleep on a couch when the
fire broke out.
made known to the firemen, Parry
rushed through fire and smoke, n
carried the little one out to a place Of
safety. The boy was somewhat over
come by smoke, but soon recovered.
Parry is one of the most fearless and
capable men in the department.
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DUNMORE.

At a reorganization meeting Of the
congregation of h Dudley street Bap-
list church, held last evening, the fol-
lowing named officers were elected
Deacons. Joseph Pembridge. A. II. Sny-
der, John Tucker: trustees, William
Harvey, Nathan Brink, Arthur Nash,
Charles Foster. Thomas Goodrich.
George De Graw, Thomas Protheroe,
Charles w. Bogert: treasurer. William
Harvey. A pastor will be called next
week.
A measuring social will be given in
the Methodist Episcopal church this
evening, under the auspices of the Ep-
worth League. Prizes will be awarded
to the tallest and shortest among those
present.
The funeral of the late John LAWN
took place from his mothers home, on
Pine street, yesterday morning. At
$50 o'clock a requiem mass was cele-
brated at st. Mary's church by Rev.
Father McNally, after which interment
was made in the Catholic cemetery.
The pail bearers were James O'Hora,
Patrick Walsh, M. J.. Swift. William
Walsh, John Il. Swift, John Walsh.
Dreyer e Ziegler are the latest adj
dition to the borough's business firms.
Their many friends wish them success
in their new venture.
A.. II. Baker will in the nea future
open n jewelry store in the Stanton
building. on Drinker street.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Lof-
tus, OF Apple street, a son.
Miss Carrie Moore, of Jersey City, Is
spending a few days with relatives in
town.
William Hall, of Apple street. is on
valescent. after a recent attack of APP
pendicitis.
Thomas Sly, ST.. of Auburn, N. Y, is
the guest of his son, Thomas Sly, jr.,
Of Cherry street.
J.. B. HOLIDAY wishes to thank the
many friends for their kind assistance
during the illness and death of his
wife.
A. P. McDonough has returned from
st. Louis, where he purchased a car
load of horses.