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vSUL4R GOVERNMENT LOSES.
A MILLION DOLLARS LOST BY DEPRECIA-
TON OF SILVER

Manila oct. 21.-The depreciation in the value
Of silver has cost the insular government ap-
proximately S1OOOOOO in gold as the govern
rnent is carrying S1OOOOO00 in silver. Further
depreciation will increase the loss. The official
rate now is 81 40 silver for 81 in gold. The
prospective surplus which the government
MANNED 10 devote to needed public improve
rnents has vanished. and 2 small deficit seems
Inevitable. Discomfort on account of the fiuctu-
atinr currency is general Many merchants and
otbsrs have sustained losses prCportionate to
tbat Of the government and hundreds of firms
80 nut their business on gold basis
New-York tribune., 1902-10-22

The discomforts OF Influenza the danger .
Grip. and kindred disorders. can be modffea om
cured-perhaps altogether preyented-by proi enc
resort 10 Dr. ID. Jayne's Expectorant-Adyt 'Hipe
New-York tribune., 1902-10-22
TWENTY HOURS TO CHICAGO.

The train the New York Central and Lake
Shore making the $50 miles between New York and
Chicago daily in twenty hours is appropriately
named The 10Th Century Limited. ."-Advt
New-York tribune., 1902-10-22
n HOIrRS 10 CHICAGO.

-, r,.onsvlvania Special leaves New York at l55
The Feilirrives Chicago sos a. M, daily. Perfect
y, ir,, ent-Advt
New-York tribune., 1902-10-22
SPLIT IN THE CANADIAN CABINET


him
New-York tribune., 1902-10-22

The Pennsylvania Special leaves Neu Wi, ! x
p. m. arrives Chicago SIS a. m. Closing stocl nuo
tations rOute--Advt. ~ 49,
New-York tribune., 1902-10-22

PAIL MALL LONDON CIGARETTES
Specially recommended to gentlemen who are ac-
eustomed 70 smoking the finest blends of choice
Turkish tObacco.-Advt
New-York tribune., 1902-10-22
SPECIAL TRAINS TO PRl

SPECIAL TRAINS To PRINCETON
Via Pennsylvania Railroad. account inauguration
of President Wilson and Colum bia- Princeton Foot
Bah Game. October 25. leaving New York $40 lO.25
and II :25 A. M.-Advt.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOS ALS-UNFTED STATES SENATE. Wash-8
iHgton, D. c. Sealed proposals for the follow
ing fuel for the United states Senate f9r the
fiscal year ending June 90, 1903. wil be re-
the IIted States senate until u O[GI4JJA
NOON. on THE 18TH DAY Or NOVEMBER,
1902. and at that hour opened in the presence
q those bidders who elect 10 be present, VIZ
-Four thousand tens. more CT less. q best extra
hard white ash anthracite coal large furnace
size. screened ard free rom ali impurities; also
twenty -fiFe tons. more OF less. Of same cc2l,
stove size also ten tons more or les. Of 5est
crushed coke; AL coal and coke to be stored
II the vaults Of the Senate wing Of the Cap
itoi (Which are open 20 the inspection OF bid
dsrs) and al 70 be delivered and stored at
such times and in such quantities. as may bs
ordered by the undersigned AT coal and coke
10 be loaded IN the carts with FORKS and not
shovelS The right 10 Teweigh the coal al The
Capitc; Building. at the expense q the con-
tractor including the aTeCtcu Of pToner scales
for weighing, IS reserved by the undersigned.
check OF the bidder Tor one hundred dollars
lsIe0l payable 10 the financial clerk OF Jae
Senate, to be forfeited TO the UnI+ed states
upon the failure refusal q the L oder 70
10 be retuf.--- 10 bidders whose bids are nOr
accepted Immediately. and 10 bidders whose
bids are accepted upon execution By each OF
Them OF contract and Necessary bond II accord
zncc with these specifications Isl furnished
the Senate during the fiscal year ending June
gC 1902 VIII be inspected and weighed BIZ an
cupIoye Of the Senate to be designated by tie
SerEeant-at-Arns Of the Senate, and for this
inspection 10 charge VIII be made 20 the con-
tractor The right Is reserved 70 reject any
or all proposals fer any Of the above items
Bids should be indOrsed Proposals for Fuel''
end addressed 10 ''Serceart-at-A Arms United
States Senate D. 81 RANSDELI4 Sergeant
at-A1ms l. : Senate. oc1s, 25-naI-s
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

To PUBLISHERS Experienced advertising man
wants place on a magazine or newspaper
FRANKLIN, bon Io5, this Office Ci
WANTED-By young man from country. place
driving delivery. attending furnaces or any
thing BOX JOB. this Office. c1
WANTEn-By competent Young man. position
Of some kind; good clerk; best reference Bon
81. this Office. q
" ANTEB-PGsitian for commission house: es-
taili-hed trade in VIRGINIA Address BON -.
this Office 81
WANTED-By Young man work OF any kind
4 HENNING Brentwood Md e23-3
WANTED Clerical OF other work evenings;
best references BOX 81, this Office. e2S-3
WANTED-Bv an elderly refined gentleman,
light employment FOR room and board Address
Bon a. this Office. H23-3
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FOR SALE FARMS.

FOR SALE-I60 acres fine izzd, Q miles from!
city; Groom dwelling; all cHtbgildnEss eIee-
tric railroad passes through place, IL miles
from steam railroad; viii sell al crops, stock,
farming implements; bargain; good reasons for
selling. Can quickly. DUCKETT & DEST,
625 z St m2sS
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-Country seat for winter. rooms:
, miles from Kensington: also Groom house IN
keusington. furnished: cheap bon y, Mhea-
ton, Md. e2JS
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

CALI PHONE on WRITE to SIG 18Th 81 for
help 81 any kind J. n CABASiSS. Agent.
Tel. czi. go n m
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED BY widow and daughter ] large or
medium sized rooms for light housekeeping
bet Il and y and 9Th and 18th St. NV: not
mere than SO or SD per month. BOX los. this
Office e25-3
WANTED-By frst-class caterer. dining room.
with boarders. in house or cafe. Address BOX
g.. this Office mas
WANTED-Tvo partly furnished rooms. near
High School. Address BOX Is, this office.
WANTED-Tvo rooms for light housekeeping;
married UpiF: one child. rent must he reason
able .---. MOHLER. 1903 St nv mas
WA-,TEE- furnished room. with hot and cold
wateI ten minutes walk from F and 9TH sts
nv. or one gentleman, permanent II suitable.
address BOX IS this Office. mss
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.
SETTLED COUPLE want two communicating
rooms, first or second floor (uniurnishedJ and
board. on car line TO Pension Office without
change, at moderate price address 1896 18th
81 NV. MISS
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS-Alake big money taking orders for
Nv oodland Whiskey,'' direct iron disri!ler TO
C0nsumeT-used By United States Government
and leading hospitals Write at once for terri
tory. CBIGLER & CRIGLER, DistilIers. 70
Cooper 81, Coviugtcn, Ky. ocs ,IIIs.25
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WANTED-Bright young man solicitor Cor C=y-
Ion Coffee Co. one with experience preferred,
salary ana cumulative commission 1885, I4rh ST.
81
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.
WAREHOUSES;,

WANTED-For cash cIstomes- Groom modern
house near East Capitol st.; must be a baSs-in.
c. BOYER & son, 80 E 81. NV e25-3
WANTED-Modern house in good location
Northwest for Socmiug house. 10 or z rooms;
from 18th to 18th. not farther out than u; nom
nal rent. BOZ IS this Office. e22-4
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sIpRE1EE corRT oF - EIsTPIcT- IL

SUPREME COURT OF THE BISTPICT OF
COLUMBIA HOLDING PROBATE
COURT-Ir re Estate Of INNS y PAIL
1iEG, Deceased No. 9733- Adm D5e1et y
It Is. upon consideration OF the report Of tie
Executor filed herein. this 18th day Of October,
= D. IsV2 ordered that The sale q TIE
property known IS eli that lot. piece or parcel
Ct ground situated. laying and bcIHs IN t1a-TeCS
County and State % Mary land which, GA ;he
Plat cI -Thsyer-s Addition 90 the Town OF oak
land, Is known and DESIGNATED as Lot Number
Thirteen ti-Ct No. sd. continuing the quantity
of cne-fourth of an acre. together with aH the
buildings and Improvements thereon situate,
and al the rights and Gppurter2ncss thereuHto
belonging OF in any Tlse apuertaln1e. and
also all the furniture and personal property n
and about said premises, as made By Frank
Lee Denny. Executor. 20 Th9mss SCOTT Tor
eighteen hundred dollars CSl-SG3), be ratified
and confirmed. unless cause TO the contrary
thereof be shown OF OK before the 15TH DAY
CT NOVEMBER 1852. Provided a copy Of this
order be inserted IN the stWashiugton Law Re-
porter and The Washington TiInss once IN each
Of three successive weeks before the said retura
Gay.
JSeaf) JOB BARNARD, Justice.
A True Copy-Test: JOHN r ROUZER,
ocIs 25-noI Deputy Register Of Wills
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WASTED-Nending and sewiug 10 take hone.
By competent Ebitc woman. address BOX I22,
this Office. e2f-S0
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LEGAL NOTICES.

N JUSTICE COURT OF The DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA BEFORE CHARLES s
BUNDY. Esq. a Justice Of the Peace
MICHAEL BERGMAN vs. EDWARD c.
GORSUCH and FRANK LAPSLEY. trading
as GORSUCH & LAPSLEE. No. 555-
4 summons in due form having beeE Issued
cut Of this Court to the United States Marshal
n and for this District f0r the said defendants,
and the same having been returned not 70
be found il Is hereby ordered that said de-
PENDANTS and each Of them cause his appears
snce To be entered herein on CT before the
18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, a. D. 1852, otter
wise the cause VIII be proceeded with Is II
case OF default
{Seal) CHARLES s BCNDY
j P Sub-distTict No. +
WOLF * ROSENBERG, Attorneys for Plaintiff
oc25-nOlS
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED OF I'M
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Fwo fJrSissed and . unfinished
rooms in small mean family Of adults gl7
Massachusetts, ave. NV. eZ5-5
FOR REST-One furnished OF unfinished room,
81 modern improvements. S2I New jersey ave.
nv. mss
FOR RENT-Three rooms, entirr- third aoor,
furnished unfinished, light housekeeping
10 Nd ave ne. mss
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfinished rooms,
second floor, ali convenieuces, southern expos
IRE 1855 Florida ave nv. moss
FOR RENT-FuTnisbed or unfinished, rooms;
stable on lot. 1872 Q 81 NV. m25-3
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfinished rooms
for light housekeeping IA 81 Sc e24S
FOR RENT--FuTnshed OF unfinished, two very
large sunny rooms. alc0ve. large closets. south
front, very reasonable 1923 Q St NV. CTS
FOR RENT-Parl-r fioor unfinished; ID floor
furnished reasonable 225 Sd 81. NV. e2z-3
FOR RENT-I5I0 C0Tcorsn St, furnished and
unfinished rooms adults only; references e2S-S
FOR RENT-Furnished OF unfinished rooms for
light housekeeping. Z s. nv. mz3-s
FOR RENT-Rco1ns, Finished or unfinished.
S2S Delaware ave. ne. m1G-T
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REAL ESTATE.
LOOKING BACKWARD.

When You stop to think Of the enormous proft
others have made by investing in Columbia
Heights when it was "a .say cut in the coua-
try then turn 10 your picture upon the wah
and swear at It. and ~, Where was
when Columbia Heights sold for 10 cents a
foo-9''
Delay now and you VIII miss even 4 better
opportunity az North Columbia Heights Only
few choice lots remaining uIsoid- Price S0c
to 25c ? square foot. Terms, $50 to 800 cash
and SIS 70 500 monthly, per cent Of for cash
Carriage free to see the property
For phi particulars drop postal, telephone, OF
call for new I6-page illustrated booklet, y
plat, etc,
FULTON r. GORDON. 704 18th NV
oc24-31 Telephone Main J95 NJ
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WANTED-Lady- canvsssers for article needed
and used by ladies Apply room I54 Corcorau
Building. Monday to 10 81
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTEB-White chaubermaid and waitress.
Apply TO DR. NERBER. 1883 Q ST. NV. ei
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FOUND.

SATISFACTION THAT SATISFIES Neritorious
printing; reasonable prices; 100 business
cards $50 HAYS, SOS L st. NV m25-5
SICKNESS and death are in cel1r-made ice
cream: sewer gas causes it; do not eat thar
kind; our ice-cream il inside IS feet above
the ground and is pure, delicious aad health
ful; zoe and e0c per gallon. LACEY'S. COZ
New York ave. ux-. and u2-ll5 Chicago 81.
ne. SId
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WANTED-By certified teacher, position as
visiting goTerness, EPlsc0pallaa, BOX 81. this
Once eI
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WASTED-By High School graduate. clerical
WORK N the afternoon. BOX y. this otlee. q
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NANTED-NurSe for child and to do light
houseworE in family Of two in fat; bring ref
erences- Flat 3as, 2I2O & ST. NV ell
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WASTED-PIzce As cook in lunch room or work
Of any kind; have references BOX I0z. this
Office. e
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HELP wAETED-MALE & FEMALE

WANTED good canvasser; either sex Call
It 1925 g 81 NV q
WANTED-Waiters, chamber7nsids: cook. white
or colored; three white, 10 learn trade. Call
a. SIC 18th ST. nv nj
WANTED ardInan, $ weekly; light deIiv-
cry drivers. also white housewOTkers- Gail 524
loth 81, HooIn O. nj
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TABLE BOARD.

WANTED-TabIe boarders IN private family.
1906 Goth st. NV mss
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FOR sALE-TYPEwRITERS.

FOR SALE-No > Brickeuderten tvpewriteFy
perfect condition.; cheap for cash BOX l0I.
this Office. e253
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NANTED-Refued white nurse Call lbs
Massachusetts, ave with references after Is p m
or before 10 q m e25-2
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

wANTED-By certified teacher, position as
olhce- eI
WASTED-By High school graduate. clerical
work n TIE afternoon BOX y, this Office 81
NTED-PIzce IS cook in lunch room or work
Of any kind have references BOX I0z. This
Office e
WAETED-Family washing at zl6 Richardson
Et. nv. eI
WANTED-Position as companion OF house
keeper Apply at Ia Fetras- eI
WANTED-Good home for bright white girl,
aged Il BOX 100. this Office e2j-2
WASTED-By a hEst-cI5ss coloTed all-srouud
COOK, position address BOX =, this Office. eI
WANTED-By colored woman. place as cook;
no objectiou 10 small washing, salary wanted,
SO per month address s35 I ST NV Ell
WAyTED-By two young coIored ladies'
scholars TO teach at home, TO 9 P III Gail
l2So IN 81 nv nj
WANTED-Posiaion by houseleeper and man
zEer, good caterer. OF would act as companion /;
fond 81 children; best 81 reference. MRS
SERVER. 1873 9Th 81 nv nj
WANTED-By experienced Iaundress. work to
DO al home address 40 Ridge st. He- n125-2
wANTED-PositIon by a frst-eIasz, aIl-around
colored COOK. address BOX s.. his Office. nj
wAETED-Position Is ohamberrnaid ur re
spectacle white girl Address BOX Sc, this
of5oe. nj
WANTED-Young lady Of good character wishes
position as companion MISS NAE KING, Cliff
uor. "a eziz
WANTED-Ty typewriter copying 10 do al &c per
100 words. original and csIooDs. absolute &C
eurzc- guaranteed, patent WoEE preferred Ad-
5Tezs BOX 50, this Office e22-4
WANTEp-By seamstres; sewing b the day
perfect filter; TemodeliaZ specially references.
A6dress BOX 81 this Office ez2-3
WAETED-PIace 10 clean Fat by colored Bo-
zsaR- 20 Piece St 1g. e2z-S
WASTED-Nending and sewiug 10 take hone
By competent Ebite woman. Address BOX I22,
this Office. eZf-S5
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.
CALL PHONE on WRITE to SIC 18th 81 for
help ~ any kind J. y. CABANiSs. Agent.
Tel. czlf. go y. M
WASTED-White men, eoIored Taen, women.
and girls ior Al kinds Of work. IL 9Th s. NV
n1
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WAETED-Family washing at zI8 RichardsaI
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SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Birthday of Rudolph Kunz Observed
By the Round x Club Yesterday
New Year Arrangements.

A very pleasant gathering took place
yesterday Afternoon, at the headquarters
of the Round Y Club at Cedar avenue
and Alder street, when the thirty-third
birthday of Rudolph Kunz, Il member
of the organization was observed. The
members had received notices to at
tend some days previous, and as con-
sequence there was full attendance
at the celebration, which took the form
of a pig roast banquet.
a short business session preceded
the festivities, when final arrangements
for the observance Of New Years We're
made A turkey supper will be served
at midnight as the members welcome
the coming and speed the parting guest
The members and their guests then
proceeded to the banquet hall where
covers were laid for twenty-five per-
sons, and a course dinner was served,
with "sponfercal," better known as
roast pig as the ce-de-resistance.
Those present were: Messrs. Charles
Wirth, Ben F. Moore, Rudolph Kunz,
Il. r. Conley, Anthony Mehren, John
Smith, Harry Saft, Charles Kiefer,
Jacob Koons, James Hawck, Fred
Pride, Peter Bohn, George Hartman,
George Hetrick, George Bierwirth, Ru-
dolph j. Kunz, Charles Sunday, Charles
Conrad. William Rosar, Henry kiefer,
Charles Sames, William Geiger and
William Zang.
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NUBs OF NEWS.

The Round Y Club will meet in reg
ular session New Years eve and after
electing officers for the coming year
will spend the evening in social ses-
sion.
Camp d30, p. O. S. of A., drum corps
of this side paraded the principal streets
of the central city Saturday night 10
advertise their New Years ball in
Music Hall afternoon and evening.
The Fourteen Friends have made fin
al arrangements for their annual watch
night party. and they will gather at the
headquarters, SIG Cedar avenue, about
. o'clock New Years eve in social ses-
sion, when an appetizing supper will
be served by Steward James Best, from
10 o'clock until midnight.
The Patriotic Order Sons of America
will meet in special session at Hart
mans hall this evening.
Molke Castle, No. 263, knights of the
Golden Eagle, of this side. will take
part in the installation services OF
Augusta Castle. *. G.. T.. of Hyde
P""F. in Fed Mems hall. January 18th
Former residents Of this side, now OF
Buna.o, n. y, left for home yesterday
afternoon on the special Lackawanna
excursion train.
DR.. Schley's Lung Healing Balsam is
guaranteed to cure all coughs. NO
cure, no pay" For sale by all dealers.
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JOURNALISM IN JAPAN.
(Japan and AmericaD

The Japan society OF London inau-
gurated the winter series of its meet
ing with an address ON Journalism in
Japan" by NJ Zumoto, the editor of the
Japan Times, who acted as private Sec
retary to Marquis Ito during his re-
cent visit 1t was the boast of the
Chinese, he said, that they possessed
the oldest paper in the world. the Pc
king Gazette, founded about four hun
dred years ago; but their insular neigh
bors ran them very close in this respect
seeing that their first news sheet,
published at Yeddo, and produced from
wooden blocks. dated from the begin.
ming of the seventeenth century. But
typography had been known in Japan
for 500 years. The government has al
ways an official organ of certain kind,
but this was superseded about thirty
five years ago. at the commencement OF
the new regime, by the present Gazette
appearing in the capital. OF the same
age was the first real official paper
published in Japan that ventured 10
add comment To its news.
The liberty OF the press was Tar from
perfect, and it was not until 1890 that
a law was passed emancipating news
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Coming Social Events.

The Junger Maennerchor society has
made final arrangements for it's Christ
mas tree festivities and concert, which
takes place in Germania hall on Cedar
avenue tomorrow evening. The COM
mittee in charge and the members gen.
orally We're hard at work all day yes
terday receiving presents and decorat-
ing the tree, which, when complete, will
be more elaborate than usual During
the sale of tickets first class pro-
grammme of music will be rendered by
the society and at the close a dance will
follow.
The German Beneficial society will
follow the old country custom of maxi
ing presents to the little folks. The
affair will take place in Workmen's hall
tomorrow night for which final ar
rangements have been made by the fol-
lowing committee Councilman Charles
Graf. William Eibach, Eugene Claus
Gustav Bohrer, George Mrtz. James
and Eugene Melchor.
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THEIR FORTUNATE ESCAPE.

They had walked halfway through the
park at Il smart pace, and she now sank
on n shaded bench he seated himself be-
side her. They We're entirely alone save
for an old man at one end of their seat,
immersed in book, Their agtated con-
Nersation continued,
"Oh, 1t is too dreadful" she shuddered,
covering her face with her hands, as il
TO shut out some unbearable sight,
Fearful" he agreede deeply moved
and mopping the profuse perspiration
from his brow.
"Horribe!" she added. Il cannot bear
to think of 1t. The loss of hope, happi-
ness, perhaps even life Itself"
'Eiush!" he interrupted, gently. LET
us strive to think of II no more, or it may
grow to prey upon our minds
Pardon me-" said the old man on the
end of the bench. his watery eyes dis
tended In lively apprehension; "has there
been some awful disaster? Have you
been forced TO look upon some awful
tragedy?"
The young couple regarded each other
with some confusion. Hesitatingly the
youth answered:
mo, sir. You see We have just become
engaged and we were talking of what
calamity II would have been had we never
met Smart Set
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OBITUARY.

GEORGE OSWALD, u we'll known and
highly esteemed young resident of South
Scranton, passed away at 12.10 a. IN. yes
tcrday at the age of ~ years, death be
ing due to consumption. The deceased
was a tailor by trade and was born in
this city. He was of a quiet, genial
disposition and was respected throughout
his career by hundreds who deplorc his
early and untimcly demise. \ wife and
three small children survive him, and
also his father ana the following sisters
Mrs. Frank Deckort, Mrs. Ambrose Herr
Mrs. Peter Gard, Mrs. Oscar Grambo
Mrs. Fred Werner. Tho funeral will take
place at a. m. tomorrow from Sll Pitts
ton avenue, when II high mass will be sol
emnized in st. Mary's German Catholic
church. The German Beneficial society,
of which the deceased was Il member, will
attend in Il body.
MRS. Il. GREENFIELD. of Honesdalo
died at the Lackawanna hospital ycstcr-
day. The remains We're taken to the home
of her brother, George SptZer, of l1O5
Meadow avenue, ana will he shipped TO
Honesdale today for intermcnt.