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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-28
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VWNN M1E8&f
Hemcs dido muchas quejas Acer.
~ del des6rden Que. en vhfirs 6aIIeo
r6ntricss de- San Juan. prOptueven
trAspo0hsdores al 4oiicios UnaseA
esto IL mdsica de A1gunOs fontgrA.
Tor one eatkn dando Iatn A1SveCinda
rio hastA cercA de il una de Il mana.
no, y u AIboroto az Lon carros de ~
btDpra p6rl& madyuf adA,sy ~ sslgat
rxbfA AZ 1AStsr6SIy pAnadsrns, 81 v
% tendrk Idea de- 10 que sufren, no
W las pernonas que tisnen one con.
currit III trabsjo dfAriamente y que
apenas spvedsn~ idescansar, sino los
enfermos.
Par6cenos que debe pc nersek
rayAk los ttAsnochadores y t0innr
eficsz mejjdA CON 10 que respectA 81
alboroto do lecheros, y pAna4erOs,
ect los cuAles pueden hacer III ne
goefu sin neU6sidad de promover tan
to esc6udAlo. Hs juato espersr tsm.
bien que los cafetines en- que hAy 10.
n6grAfos ne contenten CON II algaSA.
BIZ de sus pHrroquiAnos hAstA horas
pertinsnteG no den lArgss s aquellat
CON las tocAtas ~fonogrkfcss.
Creemcs muy iustihcadas las
quejss que hastA nosotros llegan, y
sobre este llAmamos aeAtepci6n de
uuien corresponds. 4
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SerViciO de cOStaS
para las Aduanas de Ia
isla.

Ell vapor <A'gonquin. del servi
clio CT stero de AduanAa de los Esta.
dos Unidos ha .siio destioado & pres
tar servicios en- Puerto Rico.
Hs .sido este ell primer ravio de
tai clase enviado por 81 departAmen-
to de Tesorerfa al servicio act'vo de
las islas.
En- las pr6ximas maniobras que
dark 10 isls bsjo ell punto de vista
aduanero sin ningdn barro y para
Atender & esa necesidad ha sido de.
sigpado ell sAlgonquins.
La oiciAlidad De este vapor ca ID
siguiente: Captain T. q. F. Wsds.
worth, conrandsnte, primer teniente
John E Ksiu berg, segundo teniente
Eugene Blsk siunior, 81. teniente 10.
seph a. C-ozier, y Phi. lip W Lau-
Aiat, Charles F. Mark, jefe ingeniero
y Robert B Adams segundo ingenie.
70.
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BAYAM0N,
(De maestro CoryesponsaD

Nov. Gloon todcs los adelan-
tos modernos ha montado en- este
pueblo 81 intelligence dentista aneri.
csno, Sr. Conrado Rivera, 90 labora.
torio, habisndo introducido en- 81 CO.
mo dejo indicAdo 10 mas moderno d.
puede hAber en- su honrosa profession
El l~sboratorio Be encuentra ms
talado en- 10 Gale del Concrete en-
una casa elegantemente bien puesta,
en- donde Ell Sr. Rivers, espera ser
visitado por los que dsaeen utirz Il
sus servicie q, los scualea le serln
prestados CON inteligencia, esmero,
lAboriosidad y prontitud.
I'll que estas nneAs escribe ha vi.
sitado ell laboratorio del Sr. Rivers.
y In podido admirar TODD 10 bueno
que en- 81 90 eucuentra, visndo hssta
nm Aparato de sondear coronas Y
puentss.
Fa.ta hacfa en- Bayam6n esa II.
borAtorio, por 10 que, ahora que 10
tiene, toca oil vecindario s~ostener.
10. B en- por Ell ST.. Rivers, Y Helici.
to al pueblo por esta importante in
novaci6n.
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Gran base de negOciOS
para "JOhOn Lucas & a. de
NueVa York.

Ell Sir. Delgado que es encayga.
do del departarnsnto espAf0l del
citada casa viene sumAunente salts.
fecho de los negocios llevados 8 ca
DO on GusyAma, Ponce ). Arecibo,
asi como de las muehAs Atenciones
de que fu6 objeto por parte de sus
amigos y relacionados.
No hay duda que las pint q
barnices, brochas y aceites fAbrica-
dos Dor In casa John Lucas Go. de
Philadelphia New York y Chicago
SON fnmejorables y cato unido 6 lss
simpatfas de que goxs ell Sr. Delgs.
do, dar& por resultado 81 que las mis-
mas sean los que predominen en- es-
tn isla.
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NOtiCiaS ComerCialeS.
Mercado de frutas secas
en- New York.
(De nuestro C~orwespomsal)

Nueva York 20 de Ncviembre
La nueva eosechR de frutas sevApora
das. ACADIA de e1trar en- ell mercsao
Los precios que rigen SON bastantes
razonables, y nm tanto mas bajos q.
los del sno pAsAdo.
No obstante, ~aconsejarfs sin es
cr1pulos & los importadores, que sa
apresuren & co.ocar sus pedidos des
de ", porque el mercaao est& muy
firme, y las tendencies son hacia ell
alzA inmediats, & medida que AVIAN.
ce IL estAci6n.
La fruits sc pres 6nta excelente
este sno, y una de las novedaaes es
ell rpevo envAse en- tarros de lata de
& dos libras. y en- .cubos de MADEIRA
de 6 IA librss, que ha tenido muy
buena aceptaci6n por IL utilidad que
ofrecen estos envases.
Los empsquea On general son:
csjas de m&dera d. Is libras, latas.
redondss de & IS y de 40 libras latas
cuadrAdas de & % y de IA libras, ID
tas redondas de & dos libras, cubos
de MADEIRA de 6 40. Is y IA libras y
por dltimo, cajitAs de una libra
Los precios flucttan, como 81
que: AlbAricoques, de 8 & 10 y me
do centAvos libras. Melocotones. de
40 y medic centavos.. Ciruelas y
pssas, de 8 y medic & 10 y tres Guar
tos centavos. Clruelas corrientes, de
4&8y cuArto ~centavos, seguu ella
se, surtidos como de costumbre- Pc
ras, de 9 y cuarto & 10 tres Guar.
tos. Mar anss, de 7,& 9 centavos.
<Nectarines. de Z y medic & 8 y tres
cuArtos GrosellAs, de.4 y medic & 5
y medic centsvos. Pasas de 6 y me.
dio & Is cantavos segun clAse. H'g o
de IL y me6io 6 IA centavos. Dali es
de 8 y tres cvartos & 4 y medic centa
vcs. Nuecen, de 6y tres euartos 6
IL y tres cuartos centAvosi segun
clase.
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COnENTABI0S.

Dan xe1as reiF 1oS coinante
rios due = hacan IA m06hOs 1pErt'
nosde eSt1 Cindaa. f6kpeeto de Ia
maniohrAs nAv2lss. gus son hfyfel
temA de las conversaciones en- 81
mun1o enterC.
Unos por inocencias y ctros por
brOmA, atribuYen dichas maniO
bras prop6aitos muy diatAntss De -
verdad.
Dicen one Las maniobras non nm
pretesto y que Il vardad estksen pro
yectos de Adquisioi6n de SRnthomAs,
8 cOmbinaciones con InglAterra y
Alamania debidO & los corfsictos &c
tuaies de Venexuela yCslombia con
u pffmeY2 de dichAs nscioness Argu
yendo que no Sc gaatan millonadAs
por ell solo placer de ~ejercici3.
Como en- ell pensAf. 10 misnao q.
ne verdadera libertAd, en- nada 90
parjud. ca nadie con clio ycAda nno
tiens ell derecho de pensAr como
qnierA.
PerO ID vsrdad co que ,Eegun Los
eiercitos en- TIERS, tienen q ne Alec
cionarse en- ell manejo de l1s armas,
Il genie de mar, estx en- II mismA ne
cesidAd de ejercitarse.
TAmbi4n se dice que pronto muy
pronto se harkn cambiosen u Magis
t atura puertorriqushs, en- II que in
gresarxn jovenes letrados, que o.
tres uresenterkn aus YenunciAs y q:
en- las plantillas del personal subAl
terno se har&n s~upresiones de en-.
n1r ad0a - 10 rahAiarku4 au0fdOa
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SON ESTOS SUs SINToMAs !?

predileccion al onanismo, en1isiones de Ndfa 8 de
noohe, derrames al estar en- presencia de una
lasoivas; granos, contracciones de los mnsculos
(que son precursores de 10 Epilepsia); pensa-
tendencias q dormitar 8 dormir, sensaci6n de en-.
brutectmiento, perdida de Ia voluntad, falta de
SSofsgsss; en- i% Pas pssanss q en- ne los so %Ssonios. ias iasas;
memoria, INDIGESTION, meiancola,- cansanoio des.
, RSss ss snts r. Vista ss," 'GebinS3s sdd" desp;u %sd dsl ast aG .
s ss,S mma pe sa % a imSoi rn3d asri z s,I Ssssa an Ia, al a aaSsr
aigdn peligro fnmfnent to de muerte 8 infortunio,
, ,%IS,si %Asa Rarc 4 a z total, Ssrras% an IT premature ssat. 60 :
debiles, dyspepsia, etc, etc. Algunos de esos
h0mbre que debe recuperar sus enervadas fuerzas
Sitales. . yendra d ser presa de alguna fatal
. Nosotros solicitamos de todos los que sufren
Dc alguno de los sintomas arriba enumerados,
QUE OBSERVER BIENESTE AVISO,
especialistas que han tenido veinte amos de ex-
qerfencia, ~tratando intermediates de los nerviosy
t as, s aaIaoiSn ss ssSiSsiy ' qeisnss RSsden sarsntizar
dandonos TODD su nombre y direction, edad, ocu.
tomas nombrados 80 le han manifestado q I'd,
ri I'd. ha usado algun tratamiento para gonorres,
Nusstrs janta de m9dioos disgnosticara ense.
guida y Embellishments su case lgratis), inform.
s sra e US dia as s e0 e 81 ou lie Sc S9e efect nn tr nna aarsS,S Se
radical, &c ie restableceraa I'd, gu complete saind.y
p rs%aT como SanSo sps ssSa IN de si nasna d Il, s 1s sn1ia 2 SaeS
enseguida las medicinas reQuerfdas por correo
fneiicos hays decidido ei complete tratamiento 6
quo I'd. debe someterse. II
CnMPANrA ESPEOIALISTA del NORTH
GIL Vincent Bldg, Broadway & Duane st.,
New York, e. II. de A,
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BienVenidO.

Maestro querido amigo ell Sr.
Ramon B LOPEZ. hi llegAdo hoy en-
ell vapor <MonserrAts de regreao de
su excursion por Europa.
AcompAfale 80 bella hija In
Srta. Mia que fce gentil compsnera
de viaje del ST.. Leptz.
Este regresA muy repuesto y
mejorado de sus dolencias, 10 que
celebramos hacienda votos pc rque eli
china native complemente ell salu5a'
BILE efecto de 10 excursion d&ndole
comp,eta sAlud.
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FerroCarril
de Mayaguez & San Ger
man.

Sc asegura que 81 sdia 10 de
Enero de 1908 se in1ugurxrk Id Il.
nea de. fsrrocarfil de Maysgusz {
San German " que, desds tsl fasha,
quedarG I'll servlcio i ublico entire las
dos aludidaa eiud4des.
Pfdese aI Ayuntamiento de Ma.
yag1sz concession pAra establecer
I'm rAmal del sitio danominado ca.
ney Ala sstlci6n del pueblo CON
obieto de tener facilidades para il
cArgs y descargA asf en- San Ger.
man como en- los puntos intermedios
de IL ruta.
FAlta ahora que ID misma acti.
vldad. se desplegue en- u nnea de
San German & Yaueo, que enlazA
ria con ell trozo de este pueblo {
Poncs y estarfa asi resuslto Ell pro.
blema de ficil communication entire
ell CASTE y Ell Sur, cosa one, hoy nor
hoy, pc hace CON grAndes ds1 oultA
des, pues p-recisamente eli canine de
Yauco & San German 60 iDfsrn&l "
ell pssajero SO v6 expuesto & no pc
cos peligros.
De todos modes, celebramos que
In Inauguration Official del farroca.
rril entire Maysguez y San Germs n
tsngs ef sctO el 1o de Enaro del 90,
pues son evidentes las ventAjAs y
beneficios que tanto para aqu6llas
ciudsaes como para los puntos inter
medios SO derivan, vantaias y bene-
hclos que, desde luego aleanzAn 4
10 Isla,
iOjalk podamos pronto celebrar
10 ofcisl Inauguration del trozo de
via ferrea comprendiao entire San
German y Yauco!
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HOMBRES DEB|LES
RECOBRAD VUESTRO YIGOR
! LA DEM0RA ES PELIGR0SA.

Parece que 81 Creador ha crdenado, que despues
de Ia sangre ell fiuidO vital seminal sea Ia sub.
stancia mas preci0sa en- el cuerpO del hombre, y
alguna perdida. cOntranatural de Oh producira
siempre resultados desastrosoe.
Muchos hombres han muertO de enfermedades
c0rrientes, tales como las del coraz0n, del higado,
de los rihones, intermediates pulmOnares, etc,
por haber permitido d gu vitalidad gastarse, OK.
poniendose ash q ser faciles vietimas de estas
Intermediates, cuand0 algunas ca1as de nuestras
medicines, tomadas q tempo. habrfan impedido
estas debilitantes perdtdas, ast preservando su
vitalidad para resistir & los ataQues de esas peli.
grOsaB Intermediates.
Muchos hombres han llegado lenta, pero segura-
mento, d I'M estado de demencia incurable q causa
de- estss p6rdidas, sin saber 10 verdadera causa
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s &

Que no pubicamos communicates
sin que sean pagalos por adslan-
talO.
Caaa seis palabras, Sc cuentan por
una Inca y IA Inca vale der CEN
taV0s.
Las cartas que vengan con CO.
municado sin So importe no se con-
est&n.
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MH#a@NM&
Nov. 26-DSH&mb9YRo AeGE6 II
vapor nler1k ~1unQnxfAS. Tsr61O
spara los Sres. Tfitse Tundk q "a.
sus consignatsrioa: yinos. AZ III
hcores, 60cIagna mineral, 6fardos.
sAcDs vAcioG.
E sres Dan HHsrdnans 80
cf quesos.
P4rA Sres Carlos Armstrong:
10 Or mantfqniIlas
Para GorzAlez Boniu Go: $50
scT as velas
Para Giset Arce C: 80 u al
Epson
Para Agaild u 4 Il rnsrcan.
cias.
ParA Fsliei y Cn: 81 bnltol NOR
cAneias.
a II orden-S-1Oo cI quesos.
Ct 8 A. 100 bs cemento:
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Victor HuSt6--SuceSor de G. Tinaud
PLAZA PRINCIPAL
SAN JUAN P B.

Grandes novedades en- aIhajas do Orc, = Plata con BriIantes , pie
das fnas. Complete surtido en- Reloes de Orc, Plata nikeada, Acero
Nike, Enchapado de ORC, con maquinas De las acreditadas marcss
xRoskopf-TInaud Patent> Watham, Elgin, The Ansonia Clock Go. 8. G.
Lentes y Espeiuelos de .todas classes con GRIsTALES DE- RocA GA
RANTlzADo = vlarles esPecaales segun recetas Z 9 10 Ss ocunstas
Cubertos de platas fna y De metal banco cuadruple PLATEAD0
garantizado. .
Agentes para Las camaras proauctos tot1ografcos EASTMAN KODAK
CO.. & IGUALESi PREgIOS que en- los Estaaos Unidos.
Rewolvers, Escopetas, Rifles Dc Repeticidns con IS tros-d. De Salon
de las acreditadas marcss COLT, SMITH, & WESSON, WINCHESTER.
MARLIN y accessories de todas classes.
Taller de reparaciones de Reojeria y Plateria, atenailo pr opera,
rios que han hecho su aprendisaje en- las mejores fabricas de Francia J
Suza,
Sc hacen enyos q cuaquier punto de- la Isa, admitendo la devolu-
cMn de TODD arHculo que no saisfaga al comprado.
~ PRECIOS FIJOS Y MUY EQUITATIV0S.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-08-12
Three More Accidents.

Thomas Donnely, of S14 South Main
avenue, was quite seriously injured in
the Lackawanna railroad yards Satur-
day. He was struck by rapidly-mov-
ing train and thrown to the ground.
Men working nearby removed him to
his home. where DR.. Conegys was
called to attend him. Although rest
ing quite easy. yet he Is in considerable
pain.
John Moffatt, of Emmet street. who
was so badly injured in the Lacka-
tempting to board a passing train, is
still at the Lackawanna hospital, suf-
fcring from severe internal and eX-
tcrna injuries.
Miss Kate Trainor is dangerously i'll
at the hone of her parents 536 Tmmet
street. us the result Of injuries received
Thursday evening. Miss Trainor and
friend had been enjoying carriage
ride, and in returning from the central
city. about o'clock. the carriage was
struck by Bellevue-Stone avenue car
at South Seventh street. The buggy
was smashed and Miss Trainor and
her companion were thrown to the
street with much force. The young
woman was removed to her home and
found her to be suffering from in
juries on the head and right side. She
is confined to her bed and no one but
the nurse and physician are allowed to
see her.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-08-12
NUBs OF NEWS.

Mrs. Joseph Anderson and Mrs.
David Castle are sojourning at New
York and Atlantic CITY.
Miss Name Nolan, of New York, Is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Best,
on Cedar avenue.
Joseph Kern and Philip Mirtz left
yesterday on an extensive trip through
New York and Connecticut
A we'll attended meeting of Camp 430,
Patriotic Order Sons of America, was
held in Hartman's hall last evening.
A trolley party will be given by
Henry Schwenker and Adam Maus, to
their friends, tomorrow evening. The
sightseers will assemble at p. m., cor
ner Of Birch street and Pittston ave.
nue..
Comet lodge, knights OF Pythias, will
meet in regular session this evening.
Mrs. John Schreck, of Buffalo, is vis-
iting at the home of her mother, Mrs.
L. D. Powell, on Cedar avenue.
Mrs. Marie Gutheinz, of New York
city, is the guest of her son, Alfred
Gutheinz, on Willow street. She is ac-
companied by her daughter, Mrs. M.
Albrecht, also of New York city.
Twenty cars were necessary to carry
the societies Of st. Marys parish and
their friends to Mountain Park yester-
day. A good programme of events was
carried out, although the rain some-
what interferred between and 4
o'clock.
DR.. Schley's Lung Healing Balsam is
guaranteed to cure all coughs. mo
cure, no pay" For sale by all dealers"'
Philip Hartman and family, OF 425
Birch street, left Scranton Saturday
morning for Rochester. N. Y, to spend
their vacation.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-08-12
Aldermanic Doings.

William Eckel, of 1926 Stone avenue,
was given hearing before Alderman
Lentes last evening, on the charge Of
assault and battery, preferred by Mary
Maloney, 635 Elm street. The prose-
cutrix's property adjoins Eckels in the
fear, and she alleges that a few days
ago, when the defendant was repair
ing a wall. that he used stone taken
from her property. When she remon-
strated he used strong language and
finally struck her with such force that
she fell to the ground. Eckel was held
for court in the sum Of 5000.
Appalina Dura, according to the evil
dence in the above case, took hand
in the fracas, and while Mrs. Maloney
was on the ground, she endeavored to
show her friendliness for Eckel by
dumping pail of ashes on the woman.
For this Appalina was also held for
court, bail in the sum of 5000 being re-
Quired.
Emmett D. Cassidy, of 1910 Cedar
avenue. swore to charges against Jo-
seph Saletyn for carrying concealed
weapons and pointing firearms. AL
derman Lentes held Saletyn for court
on both charges, 5000 bail in each case
being furnished.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-08-12
GREEN RIDGE.

John Gisin, of Wellsboro, Pa, has
been the guest of his daughter, Mrs.
w. G. Lent, of Sanderson avenue, for
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Deitrick and
daughter, of Sanderson avenue, have
returned from "A stay at their cottage
at Coxtown Pand.
DR.. James l.. Rea made professional
visit up the valley yesterday.
Attorney Arthur Dunn and DIR. Wal
ter Fordham, of Delaware street, will
leave today for the woods of Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. d. Jenkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. =. Jones and Attorney Charles
l.. Hawley attended the funeral SER
vices of Charles d. Winters at Jermyn
yesterday.
Evan Davis, of Dickson avenue,
spent Sunday with friends at Blooms
burg.
]. Clyde Ganahue spent yesterday at
Nineveh.
Mrs. John l.. Hangi and son, of
Sunset avenue, are visiting friends in
Jermyn.
The Christian Endeavor society of the
Capouse chapel of the Green Ridge
Presbyterian church will have an ice
cream social on the church lawn this
evening.
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NORTH SCRANTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Armit Thomas, of Will
lam street, have returned to their home
| after spending ten days at Atlantic
City.
Misses Pearl and Anna Henry, of
| Green street, are spending week with
South Gibson friends.
Druggist George w. Davis, of West
Market street, is spending d few days
with his wife, who is summering at
Lake Winola.
Henry Twining, of North Main ave-
nue., has returned home after spending
a few days with friends at Lake Wi
nola.
Mrs. Kenny, Of Theodore street, and
Mrs. B. Murry. of Pittston, are spend
ing their vacations at Lake Sheridan.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jarvic and Mr..
and Mrs. William Richards. Of Wayne
avenue, returned home yesterday af-
ter spending a ten-day vacation at At
lantic City.
Miss Anna Rhule, of Wayne avenue,
had her arm slightly injured while at
work in Jonas Longs store Saturday.
The Misses Katie and Minnie Jordan,
Of West Market street, are spending
their vacations at Elmira.
,
of Cayuga street, are visiting friends
at Clinton, Mass.
Miss Bertha Sanders, Of Church ave-
nue.. who has been visiting DR.. Welles,
Of Wilkes Barre, has returned home.
Misses Anna and Minnie Coleman, of
New street, and Miss Lucy Mcclure,
Of Court street, spent Sunday with
Archibald friends.
The Outing club will meet at the
Young Womens Christian association
rooms this evening at 7.30 O'Clock.
Miss Gertrude Chenoweth, of Theo-
dore street, is visiting friends in Ply
mouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas John, of North
Main avenue, returned home Satur-
day from a ten days stay at Atlantic
City.
The North End Glee society held a re-
hearsal last evening in preparation for
the mass meeting to be held on the
Dickson rifle range tomorrow afternoon.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-08-12
DUNMORE.

| The council met in special session
last evening, with all members pres
ent. The important business Of the
meeting was the reading Of the bids
for the construction of the proposed
sewer. Bids We're received from the
Joseph Hendler Construction company,
Of Wilkes-Barre: M. j. Gibbons, Of
Scranton; James p. Donahue, Kings
ton; Thomas A. Dunn, Of Wilkes
Barre; Donahue & O'Boyle, of Scran-
| ton, and a joint bid from Stephen
Flanagan, James w. O'Brien and Will
| liam Greavy. All the bids We're ac-
companied with a certified check for
| $500. They were referred to the sewer
committee, which will act in conjunc-
| tion with the borough engineer, and
report on the matter at special
meeting to be held tomorrow night,
| when a contract will be awarded. Mr.
Wahlers reported that he had received
! a check from Dennison, Pryor & Co, Of
Cleveland, for $35,506.35, the proceeds
from the sale of the sewer bonds. A
motion, made by Mr. Brogan, instruct
ed the street commissioner to hereaf-
ter obey all commands of the council.
The borough engineer was instructed
to furnish Il grade on New York street
between Washington and Adams ave-
nues. The appropriation ordinance
passed third and final reading.
The excursion of Dunmore council.
1922, Junior Order United American
Mechanics, on Saturday, Aug. 16, to
Lake Ariel. promises to be one of the
largest of the season. The committee
in charge are exerting every effort to
surpass their former successes, and as
sure an enjoyable day to all attend
ing.
John Hunter, of New York city, is
the guest of William Moffatt, OF Dud-
ley street.
NJ. v. Seekins is in Buffalo, where he
was called by the sudden death of
relative.
II. e. Spencer, of Webster avenue,
has returned from two weeks stay
with York state friends.
The Retail Liquor Dealers associa-
tion, at their last regular meeting, yot-
ed $50 for the miners relief fund.- and
passed resolution to render all the
financial aid possible until the strike
is over.
The Womans Christian Temperance
union of Dunmore will meet in the
parlors of the Methodist Episcopal
church. Thursday afternoon at 3
o'clock, to make arrangements for the
picnic to be held at Nay Aug park,
Aug. 2s. Every member is requested
to be present
The Christian Endeayor society of
the Dudley Street Baptist church will
hold an entertainment and social in
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-08-12
OBITUARY..

MRS. MARY d. WILMORE died
Friday afternoon at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. John S. Loucks, of West
Mountain. The deceased was aged Go
years and had been a resident of the
West Side nearly all her life. About s
months ago she was stricken with a
fatal illness and was removed from her
home on Chestnut street to that of her
daughter, where. during her long ILL
ness, she was tenderly cared for until
death relieved her suffering. Mrs. Will
more was a faithful member of
the Washburn Street Presbyterian
church for great many years. She is
survived by the following children:
Mrs. John S. Loucks, Charles, Lewis
and Clark Wilmore. The remains are
now at the family residence, on Chest
nut street, and can be viewed by
friends between the hours of II a. m.
and p. m. today. Funeral will take
place at 2 o'clock, with services at the
Washburn street Presbyterian church.
CHRISTIAN ZEIDLER died yester-
day at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Henry Schellhase, of 1O9 Larch street.
Mr.. Zeidler was born in Bavaria, Nov.
20, 1926, and came to this city over
forty years ago. For number of
years he conducted hotel at Nay Aug
avenue and Green Ridge street, which
was popularity known as "Uncle