The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-21
OUTING OF NEWS BOYS.
This Annual Event Will Take Place
at Nay Aug Park Wednesday,.
The Donations Received.

The newsboys' outing, which is to be
held at Nay Aug park on Wednesday
July %, promises to be the most sue
cessful of any that has ever been held
The boys will give q parade through
the principal business streets on We'd
nesday morning, starting at 0 o'clock
and headed by band, will march out
to the park. There the day will be
spent in ways that are calculated to
please not only the participants, but
tthe spectators also. of whom there will
probably be a multitude. There will be
races and sporting events of all kinds,
the boys will be given dinner, enjoy
rides on the merry-go-round, and own
the park in every way.
On Monday the collecting committee
will be around after the donations
which have been SO freely promised.
Every donor should have his contribu-
tion in readiness. The Scranton Trac-
tion company has promised to provide
special cars to bring the boys back
from the park, so that they may sell
the evening papers. The Times and
The Truth will not print their first
editions as early as usual, so as to give
| their boys more time to enjoy them
selves.
The following donations have been
promised for the occasion:
]. NJ. Chance, 81; DR.. McAvoy. 81; Sey-
bolt Milling Co., sack of flour; Florey &
| Brooks, bicycle lamp: Megargee Bros,
S10 Hugh Keenan, So; New York Evening
Journal $40; Scranton Times $l5 Scran-
| ton Tribune, $40: Elmira Telegram, So; A.
p Bedford, s.; L. E. Price, $40; Dime Saw
| ings bank, three metal banks; Showers
Packing company, hams; Philadelphia In
quirer, So; Philadelphia North American,
50; M. l.. Goodwin, dictionary; Frank Gull
| len, So; Philadelphia Public Ledger, 81;
Rohrwasser bakery, 500 rolls; p. j. Nc
Cam, sack flour; w. j. Marvel, box lem
| ons; A. German & Co., prize; S. Radin,
| base ball pad George FELTON,, pocket
knife; S. L. Gallen, straw hat; Charles
Aronson & Co., accordion; Pierce's mar
ket, bunch bananas; Sweets market, one
dozen lemons; E. j. Horn, twenty pounds
sugar; Rose the halter prize. for pony
race; IS. Lehman, childs suit; Louis
| Bernhard, prize; A. T.. Rogers, pair cuff
| buttons; l.. Driesen, boys shirt; Gold
| smith Bros, pair boys shoes; a friend,
book; John II. Ladwig, prize; j. j. Col
Inns. prize; ]. j. Griffin, prize: NJ ].
Horan, price Richards 6; Wirth, boys
straw hat; Lewis, Ruddy. Davies & Muir
ply, boys shoes; Kramer Bros. sweater;
| rad, four boys belts; Samter Bros, prize;
Mrs. Il. N. Willard, So; DR.. Mary A. Shep-
herd, 80 cents; Jacobs & Fashoid, framed
picture A. H., so cents; d. Harris d Co.,
pair boys pants; d. Solomon, boys
sweater; Adolph Marcus, pocket knife;
Conrad Bros, prize; Lackawanna Safe
Deposit and Trust Co., three metal banks;
Sanker & Reynolds. pail candy; Jordan
Bros. 81; Harry Bass, jr., % cents; Nor
ris Miller. % cents; Schank e Spencer,
pair bicycle shoes; Hand e Payne. hat;
F'oote & Fuller. watch; c. T. Mcbride, 81;
DIR. OMallcy, SO; j. b. Keefe, ST.; l.. L.
Shoemaker, 81; f. NJ. Rine. 81; Globe
store ribbon for badges; Connolly & Wal
lace. prizes; ]. a. Curtis SO, Scrantonian,
So; Scranton Truth, SIS; Scranton Rail-
way company, special cars; ]. L. Connell.
two boxes oranges; A. F. Duffy, box
crackers; Phelps. pharmacy, brush and
comb; Reynolds Bros, pocket knife;
Goldsmith Bazaar, ribbon for badges;
Charles S. Seamans. 81; Mears & Hagen,
prizes; A. r. Gould, whip; V. A. Simrell,
whip; C. p. Wentz & Co., so pounds
sugar; Rice & Levy, 81 John T. Porter,
box oranges; j. o. Alderman, box cakes;
National Biscuit company, box cakes;
Hess Bros, baX cakes; T. j. Kelly &, Co,
box cakes; Chandler & Short box or
anges; Oswald Jones, box cakes; NJ NJ
Ruddy, 10 pounds sugar; Donahoe & Co,
SO lemons; Henry Bergerhoff, fruit; Bran
dow & Miller one ham; Swift & Co., one
ham; Gunster &c Forsyth, knife; l.. Il,
Powell & Co., 81; B. A. H. 81; Foote g.
Shear knife; p. b. Finley, 81; Jonas
Longs Sons, ribbon for badges; Reis-
man Bros, 81; Philadelphia Evening
Telegraph, s.; n. Weiss, shoes: Howley
Bros, 81; Thomas p Gordon, ST. Abing-
ton Dairy, can milk and cream; C. u,
Scott, set telegraph Instruments (prize
for messenger boys race); Williams s.
McAnulty. 81.