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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
MRS. w. d. Hav1ey Dead.

CULPEPER. VA. November 10.-(spe-
cia1)-Nrs Eugenia Lyle Hawley, wife
Of Mr. W. D. Hawey. of this city. died
at the Columbia Hospital, in the city of
Washington, this morning. She had been
an intense sufferer for some time, and
had only come to the hospital week
ago in the hope that she would there
find relief. She was about So years old,
and was a devout Methodist, foremost
in her church duties. She was possess
ed of bright and sunny disposition
Loved by ali. this sweet Christian wo-
mans death will be sincerely mourned.
Mrs. Hawlev leaves besides husband
and one child. a boy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
A, C. BARKER KILLED.
Charleston, w. Va, Man the Victim
of a Premature Explosion.

RADFORD, VA. November 10.-(Spe-
ciaI.)-Mr A. C. Barker. a foreman on
the works at Egeleston tunnel. near
Radford was Killed Saturday by prema-
ture explosion. His home was at Charles
town. w. Va.
Frank Stevens was sentenced this
morning to two years in the pententiary
for robbing the commissary OF the Vir-
GINA Iron Coal and Coke Company the
I'd. He hailed from South Africa, where
he served in the British army.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
street GANG FINED,
- LEAST. TWO SUFFER- IN TIL:
POLICE COURT.
0THERs OF THEIR lLK WANTED
xc Made Life Burden for Resi-
dcuts in Che Vicinity of Tenth and
clay strects-saloon License fr
tcornrd,-woman in Purple.

me Police Court docket Yesterday morn
rs vas 1ors and undressing, as all
.psraay morning dockets are. The usual
..--Her Of trunks and fights appeared
s.,.-r Graves is still on the bench, jas
uichaeld continuing too unwell to
nort .nl,rt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
The Oldest ..xewsboy.,,
tExchange.)

A familiar figure seen around the
Chicago and Alton depot at Joliet. III.
is the Oldest newsboy in the United
States Orsamus Page has been selling
newspa pers IN Joliet since the Worlds
Fair. In 1898, never missing single day.
or failing to meet the early trains. Page
was born In 1863. being sS years OF age,
ard retains his vigor to such an extenss
that he is able to rise every morning ar
O'Clock and deliver thirty or forty
papers before the early train arrives. AIR.
Page comes from .ong lived stock. hiy
father dying at So. his mother at So while
his grandfather lived to be 1u2 and his.
grandmother 10s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11

..r oas 1org and uninterest!ng, as all
ps,say morning docRets are. The usual
.a-Hrr OF trunks and fights appeared
same Graves is still on the bench. jas
aichaald continuing too unwen to
ttcaa court
Two sood-Iooking boys of perhaps ls
,,s-s. were ARA .sred on the charge OF
tsrr members of the Sunday Night Gang.
,rla ms made life burden for persons
ssnr n north Tenth street, near Clay.
rbs b5ys were Charles Nightingale and
rsrras. u whalcn. and they have been
,e~ba-s OF The gang which has been
-sr1 doolbelis. smashing windows and
other annoying and disorderly
sss fg- thc residents OF that locality.
@ e.ugs operations have been so sue
8lag They have compelled two or
s fanaIas 10 move away from this
r O.. the city
| N.rwrIe il had been necessary for
ma.a jlulce, Of the Second precinct.
to s=Ua ,EYo policemen there in pain
#es @i they caught these two boys
ias SCI 4ncy were fined $50 each.
ha is hoped means the end OF the
~harsaE is the cay set for the trial of
gae, ..gil who IS accused Of having his
ar open On Sunday. Whether fight
s in The saloon or in the yard ad-
4 na4 is lie point upon which his IL
Isl aangs John Butler appeared in
Is Court yesterday morning with
H. haaa haaGaSed, while John Magruder
4 5c ned II the .Almhouse with a broi-
4 n sa Both Of the men will be witnesses
ieats Keith
I Pay1s Twyman and Virginia Parran,
VIC nagro women. were fined SO each in
court yesterday morning for fighting.
Ihs women had been a loEgerheads for
come time and they decided TO have it
bit Saturday night. One armed with a
ssnse ARD the other with a bottle they
.r. icy each other, and as . result Fiji
t.fuIG street. near Canal, locked like a
lgteg.rg pen. Squire Graves held that
was not worth sending UP, and
drad tHem.
Belle awartz. a. rondcrous woman who
aas in the Police Court with some
frequency as plaintiff against somebody.
gs 5ua and arrived yesterday morning.
Sic brought TWO Of her hoardess with
ihu-JoHn Kane ana William Stal.inss
airs schwartz landed one of her cases.
Mr Kane giving her written order
Ion .he paymaster for her money.
Nr Sta!linss baked. He said that he
|p7e5 the woman no money, and that she
Iwsl MIN money.
Mrs Schwartz swore that he owed her
b. ana then told the narrowing details
what she for Mr.. Stallings. She said
/ tha, she declined TO let him leave her
splaca when he started TO change ner
ss0ar5irg house. She stood guard over his
/ -rns ard locked the doors.
Mr. SaiIiuEs is a soft-vo.ced and rather
boarier, but he evidently
cat rfCd He threw his trunk over his
Shoulder and broke through the barri-
c8c
Mrs. Schwartz glowered nightly at the
court when Mr. Stallings was discharged
William Tcasey and J. j. Hennessey
were Gaed. $3.50 each for disorder Saturday
In MagahetGs.
Bmxtan Alien was disorderly and whe:
he WAS arrested a set CT iron kuncks were
i1aH au him. Altogether is cost him
.5.sg2na thirty days in Jail.
Js1 watkins had a pistol in his clothes.
l@ which he was taxed $50 and got thir-
~ aUs
18 Haskins. drunk and disorderly, $3.50.
Il. JoeobnI assaulted W. 7. Day. $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11
SHOT HIS BROTHER.
Difficulty Between Negroes In

Louisa County.
FREpERICKS HALL. VA, Nov. 10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS afternoon at Louis
vile negro settlement near here. two
negro boys, brothers. had disagreement
resulting in the younger dischars1ng
shotgun into the abdomen of the Older,
instantly killing him. No arrest has been
made
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11

rhars aE is the cay set for the trial of
,oa, Is ~ who IS accused of having his
Joan d u on Sunday Whether fight
ssE in The saloon or in the yard ad-
is.aig4 is Tie point upon which his IL
mise hangs. John Butler appeared in
BIZ E0 Court yesterday morning with
lis Hz4a ha1GeSed, while John Magruder
s lc ned 1T the .Almhouse with broli-
II res Both Of the men will be witnesses
ica-st heIth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-11

Phg1 Twyman and Virginia Parran.
wo negl'o women. were fined SO each in
II court yesterday morning for fighting.
he women had been at losgerteads for
one time and they decided 10 have it
tt Saturday night. One armed with a
asse and the other with bottle. they
.sgl fo~ each other, and as result Fiji
.fr5h street. near Canal. locked like a
Ggt.eglrg pen. Squire Graves held that
was not worth sending UP, and
rad irru
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-15
SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be opened in
the office of the City Recorder by the
Director of the Department of Public
Works. at , o'clock p. M, on Monday
October 20, 1907 for the construction of Il
lateral sewer in Meridian street from
the Third district main sewer to the alley
leading across the Delaware Lackawanna
and Western railroad in the Fifth ward
All in accordance with the plans and
specifications on file in the Bureau of Ell-
gineering. Each bidder shall enclose with
his proposal, cash or certified check i'm the
sum of one hundred ,sl0OOO) dollars as IL
guarantee TO execute Il contract If award
ed the same. In case the bidder to whom
the contract shall have been awarded re-
fuses or omtS to execute Il contract for
the work in accordance with plans and
specifications therefore within ten QW
days from the date of the award. the en-
closure accompanying his proposal shall
be forfeited to the use OF the City of
Scranton.
Bidders will be furnished with proposal
blanks at the Bureau of Engineering and
no others will be accepted,
All proposals shall be filed with the City
Controller at his office in the City Hall,
Scranton, Pa, not later than 80 o'clock
p. M, on Monday, October 20, 1902,
The city reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
JOHN II. ROCHE, Director
Department of Public Works
Scranton, Pa, October TO- 1902.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-15
Nine. Sembrich at Armory.

The interest in the song recital by
Nine. Sembrich at the armory on october
Il increases each day and that it VIII
prove great success is now fully as
sured The sale of seats is unusually
large for an advance sale and those VINO
want choice seats should call early
Nine. eScmbrich arrived from Europe yes
tcrday fresh from her triumphs abroad
where she is even a create" favorite than
here Her first recitals will be given here.
She will reach Scranton on Monday next
and during her stay she will visit the In
ternationai Correspondence schools and
other points of interest.
Wilkes Barre, Carbondale and other
outside towns are Interested and many
will be present from points along the
different railroads Arrangements have
been made with the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western to have trains stop at
all points east and west after the concert
and u special train will be run to accom-
modate those coming from Wilkes Barre,
Kingston. Pittston, etc
The appearance of Arnold Lohmann,
violinist. with Nine. Sembrich, is received
with much favor by his many friends who
will give him II fitting reception upon
this. his first appearance after three
wears absence abroad
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MOSCOW.

Miss Buela Brown was pleasantly SUR
pi'scd Monday evening on her return
from Washington, -. c., by her teacher
and classmates with II few young
friends, at her home on Mill street. The
evening was spent with the usual social
diversions. among which were piano
solos by Miss Lizzie kolb. Miss Bucla
Brown, Miss May Hornbaker and Mrs.
Garfield Brown. and vocal solos by Miss
Mary De Pew, after which dainty re-
freslments were served. Among those
present We're: Misses May liornbaker,
Lizzie kolb. Pearl Prentice, Myrtle
EcauX, Lena Dixon, Ida Travis. Mary DE
Peu Cora Wehr. Nellie shoemaker.
Kathryn Brown, Eliza Roberts and Mrs.
Garfield Brown, Prof. w. Il. Brown,
Garfield Brown. Fred DePeu, Lloyd
Travis. Ray Hinds. Roy Stookey. Neil
Prentice. Thomas Roberts. James Shaw,
John Van Brunt, Joe Van Brunt and
Frank McWade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers, of Mill City. are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith and Frank Cam
eron of New York, were visitors here
over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roney. of Scranton,
called on relatives and friends here Mon
day.
Miss Helen Clouse, of Honeslale. spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fl. G.. Couse.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-15
NEW MILFORD.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

special TO tIle SCTdnlOD
New Milford, Oct. 14.--The Woman 8
Missionary society will meet at the
home of Mrs: Fl. B. Carpenter, on We'd
nesday afternoon.
Rev. Charles Smith, of the Metho-
dist church, is enjoying a three weeks
vacation.
Vangic Dennis. the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Dennis is quite
i'll.
Mrs. Jane Harrison is confined to hel
home by illness. Miss Tillie Harrins-
ton. of Montrose, is caring for her.
Amos Kent visited friends il Mont
rose recently.
$. V. Trumbull was in Montrose
Wednesday, on business.
Miss Eva Schippert is visiting rela-
tives in Binghamton.
Mrs. r. B. Ainey has returned from
Scranton, where she has been visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Vail are spend
ing few days at Ararat and Hartford
Misses Hazel. Myrtle and Eftie Ellis
of Ithaca, n Y. are visiting theil
father in this place.
The following young ladies enjoyed a
potato roast at the tannerv Monday
evening: Misses Edna Quinn. Lulu
Tiffany. Ruth Vail, Lizzie Hand. Mat
tie Vail. Edna Snyder, Mabel Tingley
Olive Grinnell and Mae Talbot.
We understand that Mrs. John Hay
den, who has resided in Binghamtor
for some time, has returned to New
Milford to live,
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THEATRICAL.
"King Dodo" Tonight.

Tonight at the Lyceum king Dodo"
will be crowned king of Spoopjulard
and he is monarch worthy to reign
over his chosen people. His mirth is
unctious, his songs and dances II reve-
aton to his admirers ant, when the
changes from old age to youth and youth
to old age. there is always the same
happy strain in his hllmor which char
acteriZes his whole being. king Dodo"
is ii monarch to be envicd. as he is sur
rounded by throng of pretty subjects
that would do justice to the Goddess of
Beautyland
Frank PiXley and Gustav l.uders' COM
edy opera king Dodo" is in three acts
and two scenes. The first shows the en-
terror of the Kings palace III Dodoland.
and the second is the gardens fronting
Queen Lili's palace in Spoopjuland.
king Dodo' will be repeated at spe-
cial matinee tomorrow afternoon and
again tomorrow night,
Street cars will he in waiting on all city
lines and for all suburban points at the
conclusion of the opera king Dodo'' to-
night.
Patrons of the opera are requested to
be in their seats by s p. m., as the cur
tain will go up soon after that hour.
The orcrestra tonight will consist of
twenty picked musicians, ten of whom
travel with the opera.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Trains Leave Scranton
= Tor Phlladelphia and New York via D.
~ X. r.. at at 7Ii, through Parlor Ca :
and Day Coach Carbondale to New York
ana 9lI a. m. with l.. V. Coach Carbon
dale to philadelphia, and rs. La tBlaclt
Diamond HNpressl and II. 10 p. m. SUN
days. ID: & H. II. r.. 1.5S oil p. M.
For White Haven, IIazleton and princi-
pa' points in the coal regions. via ID: "
II. r. L., ~. 21S and ia5 p m. For
Pottsvillr, I4l a. IN.
For Bethlehem, lcaston. Reading. Har-
risbnrg and principal internediate sta.
tions: via D. & H. r. r.. IA. 9iT a. m. I;
21S. 4 30 CBack Diamond F;Xpress,. li.ds p.
m, Sundays, d. a. II. II. r., 9,SS a. m T;
LIS, OH p. IN.
For Tunkhannoci. Towanda. Elmira.
lthaca. Geneva and principal intermedtata
stations via D., l.. & w. r. r., 6.35 a. m.
and l.5J p m.
For Geneva. Rochester. Buffalo. Mag
ara Falls. Chicago and all points west viz,
p Fl; r. r., 1903 p. M; S..s (Racl
Diamond lIXpress). l0n 11.49 p. m. Sun
days. d. e. Fl. r. r.. 12.m'. OH p. m.
Pullman parlor and sleeping or Lehigh
Valley Parlor cars on all trains between
Wilkes Barre and New York. Philadel-
phia. Buffalo and Suspensions Bridge.
ROLLIN IT. WILBUR. Gen. Supt., "a
Cortland street, New York.
CHARLES S. LEE. Gen. Pass. Agt, 2i
Cortland street, New York.
A. w. NONEMACHER. Div. Pass. Agt..
South Bethlehem. Pa.
For tickets and Pullman reservations
apply to city ticket office, 90 Public
Square, Wilkes Barre. Pa.
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PIT"TSTON.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

PittSton, oct l4,-Relatives of Thom-
as Soudan, of West Pittston, are great
ly concerned over his mysterious dis
appearance. Early last week he Went
To visit his brother, who runs farm
near White Oak Pond, about four miles
from Forest City. The last seen of him
he was outside his brothers home
chopping wood, No trace of him can
be found. and it is feared he may
have fallen into the pond and been
drowned. Soudan had been slightly
demented since recent attack of ty-
phoid fever.
a big crowd of Scranton and Avoca
sports attended bulldog fight at Clis-
hams hall, Browntown, last night, be-
tween Scranton and Avoca dogs, The
fight was a fierce one and lasted about
two and a half hours, at the end OF
which time the Scranton dog had al
most chewed the fore-feet off his OPP
ponent, and was awarded the fight
The battle was for the gate receipts
Hundreds of dollars We're wagered on
the contest.
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SPRINGVILLE.
snecial TO the Scranton Tribune.


Springville, Oct 13.-Stang n Whit
ney have sold out their stone quarry in
Dimock, and Stang has the western
fever. and will probably depart for the
wild and woolly" as soon as he can
get ready.
Mrs. George Stevens, who has been so
very sick with typhoid fever. but was
getting better, has had a relapse, and
grave fears are entertained for her re-
covery
Silo filling is done in this vicinity. and
now the gangs-some of them-are
pressing hay
r. w. Strickland has just run out a
dandy little red wagon which he will
run behind his chestnut trotter.
Mrs. Mary Gavitt has lately returned
from visiting her son. Edward, who
lives near New York city.
Dr. Fl. b. Lathrop and wife, George
NJ. Lake and wife, Fannie Avery, and
perhaps one or two others. are arrang-
ing to visit Washington. ID. c., the lat
ter part of the present week.
Mrs. Lucy Wakelee is contemplating
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Mollie
Brundase. of Syracuse, y. Y, where
she will probably spend the winter.
John Coakley has moved from his
place in Dimock to the farm lately
owned by his sister, Mrs. RoZelle.
f.. r.. Lake, district deputy grand
master. went over to Rush, Saturday
night, to install the officers of the lodge
there but as only two members We're
present, nothing was done, In the
darkness of the home trip, he had the
misfortune to break both buggy shafts.
Six weeks ago there were plenty OF
grey squirrels here. Now that it is
nearly legal time to kill them, there are
none tn kill, because the law-abiding
citizens have bagged the whole lot.
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formance. and the marvellous scenic ef-
fects have been the talk of theatcr-gocrs
in that city and the metropolis. So great
is "A Fight for Millions f" success that
arrangements have been made by which
it will be seen again III New York for an
extended engagement, and it will soon be
presented in England.
Its notable features embrace the wire
less telephanc and submarine boat. botl
oof which have never been seen on the
stage until now In the company are
twenty we'll known artists. and two sixty.
foot baggage cars are required for all
the ma agniicent electrical mechanical and
scenic effects. AIatinees Friday and Sat
ur1av.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-15
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
BRADFORD COUNTY.
Special 10 The Scranton Tribune.

Special TO the Scranton Tribune.
Towanda. oct. 1.-THE friends of the
late Bcrnice Schoonover We're greatly
surprised after her death last Thurs
day when it was discovered that she
had been married to f. G. Polk, of
Boston Mass. The ceremony had been
performed by an alderman in New
York city, Dec. 20. 1900 and the affair
had been kept Il close secret until the
marriage certificate was found by the
young ladys mother.
The Democratic party of this county
has. through County Chairman Leahy.
offered for filing at the county COM
inissioners office nominations for four
offices which are now held by two Off
GERS, namely that of register and re-
corder and prOthonOtary. The plan is
done in accordance with the provisions
of an act of assembly, passed June l.,
1901, which the party claims applies to
Bradford coHnty. The commissioners
refused to accept the filing of the
papers. on the ground that the said act
does not apply to this county. The
matter will now be decided by the
court at an early date.
Robert T.. Pattison. G.. w. Guthrie.
James Nolan and others will hold Il
mass meeting at Towandu, on Monday
afternoon, Oct. 21.
St. Joseph's new Catholic church at
Athens will be dedicated next Sunday,
under the direction of Bishop Hoban,
of Scranton. A musical programme of
unusual excellence has been prepared
for the event, and selections will be
rendered by Il double uuartette from
Scranton. Miss S. Regina Burns. also
of that city, will take part. she being
noted vocalist and organist of the
valley.
Yom Kippur WAS observed by the
Jewish merchants of Towanda on Fri
day evening and Saturday.
y Encouraging prospects are now being
made for bringing natural gas TO
Sayre and Athens from Gaines. 1t
can he secured by consumers at about
one third the present price for gas. The
supply will be secured from the Ell
mira branch.
The following is CLEANED from the re-
port of County Superintendent putnam
for the year ending June /, 1902: Num-
her of school houses. $50: seating cap
acty. /, ,56S: graded schools. lis: male
teachers employed, ia: female teach
crs employed, 3Si; average age of
teachers, ~ years, acaheilltS. Seill!ll-
aries and private schools, two.
rhc Bradford County sunday School
association will be held at New Al
bany, Oct. rs and %
Dr. ana Mrs. q. j. Evans, of Mime
apoliS, We're visiting friends in Towan-
da last week.
There We're iS5 teachers enrolled at
the opening day of the teachers in
Stitutc yesterday.
\ heavy thunder storm passed over
this vicintv last night.
f. T.. rlN, the deputy grand COM
mander uf the *. O. T. NJ. is endeav-
orinS To organize tent in TowandH
this week.
Mrs. o. \. Baldwin is in Pitttsburg.
attending Il meeting of the Pennsyl-
Vania Federation Of Womens clubs.
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George Bosley has been elected dele
gate to attend III" Textile Workers
convention at Washington next week.
An operation was performed on John,
the little son of Mr., and Mrs. John
Graham. of Lincoln Hill for the re-
moNal of AN abscess ON the shoulder.
Mrs. Bradbury 81. has received her
commission appointing her district
deputy of the Degree of Naomi, Mystic
Chain circle.
l.ise Hollster, formerly of this town,
but now of Seattle, Is visiting friends
here this week
Mrs. William Laird, Mrs, Edward
Laird, Mrs. James Morton, Mrs, Charles
Warren and Mrs. Elizabeth Mcqueen
attended The Rankin obsequies ut
Scranton, on Monday
w Il, Curran, j, j. Mclaughlin and
\. j. Barrett attended the Third degree,
Knights of columbus, at Scranton on
Monday evening.
Mrs. 7, j. O'Malley and mother left
ON Saturday for Newport News.
Dr, Belge is slowly recovering from
the operation which he underwent ON
Saturday.
Miss Margaret buddy, of Plains,
spent yesterday with friends here.
The condition of Claire Hollister. who
has been suffering from typhoid fever,
is much improved.
There will be day of meetings at
the home Of Miss Mary Haste, North
Main street ON Thursday, oct, 16 Ser
vices at 1890 a, m, 2,30 and 7.30 p. m.
Evangelist Clarence Crlsman, of Walls
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ARCHIBALD.

Mrs. James Eaton has returned. from I
visit with relatives at Scranton.
l.. S. Jones' of Olyphant was II caller
in town Monday.
Mrs William Van Dorcn is attending
the Musical alliance a. l'actoryrille.
Hon. p. a. Philbin is at Harrisburg.
Mrs. T.. a. Jones was caller in Car
bondale Yesterday.
Miss Edna lilecs of Scranton. visited
relatives i'm town yesterday.
Mrs. Irwin Vail and daughter. lsadorc,
Of Carbondalc, are visiting relatives in
town.
Miss Grace Humphrey, of Carbondale,
spent yesterday with relatives in town.
c. +. Cannon. of Olyphant. was Il bus
mess caller in town yesterday
The fupneral of the late Thomas O'Iioro
took place from the home on Salem
street yesterday morning. At 10 o'clock
the remains We're taken to st. Thomas
church where a high mass was sung by
Rev. Il. j. Comerford The Improved Or
der of tasophs. to which the deceased
belonged. attended the funeral in Il body.
The funeral was largely attended.
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STAGE NOTES.

Two large audiences greeted 1.-The
White Slave at the Academy yesterday.
1t is one of the strongest attractions
which has been presented at the Academy
this season. 1t will have its final presen-
tation this afternoon and evening.
Lovers of coon songs find much to
please in the performance of Pauline
Moran and her Pickaninnes at the Dixie
theatel this week. Miss Morans portray
al of the woes OF Bill Bailey" is one of
the best OF any of the renditions of the
pOpular song.