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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-26
Erie Railroad, Wyoming DIVISION.

Eric Railroad, Wyoming DIVISION.
Trains for New York Newburgh and interme
diate points leave scranton as follows: 720
m. 225 p. m.
Arriyals--l0.35 a. m. from Middletown, Homes
dale, Hawley and intermediate points. $50 p. M
from New York, New5urgh and intermediat
points. No Sunday trains.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-26

Moving and improving tiNc is near
at hand. II you purchase thc carpet
at this sale, two rooms may be cover
ed for about the price Of one. under
ordinary conditions.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-26

FoRTY.C CENT 1RoNCLAD IN.
GRAIN--A standard value--a chal.
lenge wearer. The Trade Sale removes
lie from the usual price, max DOC
ing 1t, per yard ...............@
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NORTH SEARSPOKT ITEMS.

Miss Myra 7. Scribner is visiting relatives
in Belfast.
Colby Nckerson and wife of Swanville
were in town last week.
Frank l.. Emmons Of Belfast was in town
last week visiting relatives.
Walter l.. Mathews has gone to Brockton,
Mass, where he will learn a trade.
Mrs. j. w. Hartman is giving music les
sons to Miss Hattie Larrabee of Prospect.
Mrs Della George is in Prospect taking
care of Miss Georgia Curtis, who is quite
ill.
Owing to illness Mrs. Nichols, teacher in
district No. 8, was unable to teach last
Thursday.
Mrs. Katherine Brier of Searsport village
tie guest of Mrs. James W. Hartman
~ list week.
- Sanborn of Stockton Springs is
ping take care Of her brother,
Gorge, who is yer ill.
Nickers0n of Belfast, who
~ past week visiting rel
- - returned home.
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MAKKiFD.

CARR BUNKER. In Sears port, January
Rev. H. W. Norton, Amos H. Carr and
Bunker, both of SearSport.
Gates BARTLETT. In Rockport, Glea
Gates of Machias and Miss Nellie Bar
Rockport.
HALL-BRYANT. In Camden, December
ward Hail and Miss Amy NJ. Bryant. I
Camden.
NICHOLSON H TOWARD. In DanVtr Ma
uary |, Horace c. Nlckerson of Belfast al
Belle Howard OfsDanyerS, formerly of Be
OsGooD-PENDLEToN. In Bar Harbor,
per a, Adolph W. Osgood of Quincy, Was
Miss Myra L. Pendleton of Hairs Quarry
ROBINSON Billings. In NanSet. u,
IS, Joseph X, Robinson and Miss sarah {. Is
both of fremont.
SHAW-SHAw. In Belfast January i. 81
Geo. 5. Mills, Harrison A. Shaw and Mrs.
beth NJ Shaw, both of Belfast.
SMALL-LElGHroN. In Belfast, JanuaI
Mayland knoWlton, Esq. Arthur f. SIN
Miss Nannie Lghton. both of elfaSt
STAPLES ELWELL. In Belfast Januar
Rev. G. f. Edgett, Waiter ID. Staples an
Myrtle f. ElWell, both of Belfast
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any other location. This is why Peruna
has become 80 justly famous in the cure
of catarrhal diseases. 1t cures catarrh
wherever located. Its cures remain.
Peruna does not palliate; it cures.
Mrs. Frederick Williams, President OF
the South Side Ladies' Aid Society Of
Chicago, ILL.,, writes the following words
of praise for Peruna from 973 Cuyer
avenue, Chicago, ILL.,:
"My home is never without Peruna,
for | have found during the past SIX
years that there is no remedy that VIII
at once alleviate suffering and actually
cure, as Peruna does. Four bottles cont
pletely cured me Of catarrh of the head
of several years. standing, and if my
husband feels badly, or either of us catch
cold, we at once take Peruna, and in q
day or two it has thrown the sickness
out of the ystem."-Mrs. Frederick
Williams.
Mrs. W. A. Allison, of 759 Sheffield
avenue, Chicago, ILL.,, is the Assistant
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sANDYP,INT.
The m,sked ball at the hall New Years
NIGHT wasa grand success and we'll attend
ad Musr by L. G. Cummings and wife of
prosnect. Willard Grant and Clifford
Franch LETT Saturday for Bangor to attend
tho busipess college,. Miss Lucia Shute
has been at home from Bangor for visit of
several days to her parents. Mr. Manley
Grant hasmoved into F. r. Daggett's S house
at the Corner. Capt. Norman Perkins is
at home for the winter Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward clifford gave family party New
Years day Eighteen were present and en-
joyed sumptuous repast. Mr.. George
Hagar left Monday for Providence to join a
barge.
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DIE

BILLINGS, In Northport, January g. /
wife of Tamerlane Billings, aged 80 year
months
BLOOD. In Camden, December 80. Iu
Blood, aged So years, IL months and - day
BLACK. In Sunshine, Deer Isle. DecrInN
Stephen, infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ru'
Black, aged days.
DRESSER. In Castine, December ~, JON
Dresser, aged "A years, II months and "A dan
DAVIS. In East Bucksport, December 2
A. Davis, aged ~ years.
DEAN. In Camden, January /, Mrs. !
DEAN aged Is years.
HAMLIN. In boston, January t. Helen. "
Edward Hamin and daughter of Dr. and
Augustus c. Hamlin.
KNIGHT. In Camden, December ~ A, u
Knight, aged 63 years, months and 10 day
LOWELL. In Bucksport December %,
George b. Lowell, aged 50 years.
MARINER. In SearSmont, January 1. Ejr
N, wife OF Leroy Mariner aged IS years.
NEAL. In Belmont, January 6, James NJ.
aged IS years and days.
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ing with contested condition of the
head, lungs, and stomach, generally
called catarrh. 1t alleviates pain and
soreness, increases the appetite and Sc
tones up the entire system that the
patient quickly regains strength and
health. Mrs. w. A. Allison.
If you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use of Peruna
write at once to DR.. Hartman, giving Z,
full statement of your case and he viii
be pleased to give you his valuable 40
vice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President II
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus
Ohio.
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BORN.

BLACK. In Sunshine, Deer Isle Decent
to Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus A. Black, "A son
CLARK, In Camden, December 10, to w.
Mrs. Avery Clark. a daughter
CURTIS. In Belfast, December y, to Alt
Mrs. Fred E. Curtis daughter
GRoTToN. In Belfast, December % to u
Mrs. Carl j Grotton, a daughter.
HEAL. In Camden, December II, to NJ
Mrs. Samuel Heal, daughter
PERKINS. In Belfast, December "A 10 81
Mrs Joseph f. Perkins, a son.
ROBBINS. III Stonngton, December u .
and Mrs. Hezekiah Robbins, a daughter. 81
Ann.
WILLENs. In Brooksville, December o.
and Mrs. George Wilens, a SON
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GET INSIDE.
Your Friends and Neigh bors in Bel
fast will Show You How.

Rubbing the back wont cure backache.
llniment may relieve, but can't cure
Backache comes from the inside, from the kid
neys.
Doan's Kidney Pills get inside.
They cure sick kidneys.
Here is Belfast proof that this is So
Mr. o. A. Hopkins of No. Bay View Street,
says: 81 had steady pain across the small OF
my back which bothered me more or less all the
time until l took one box of Doan's Kidney
Pill, saw them advertised and highly recon-
mended' SO went over to Edmund Wilson'S drug
store, got them and used them as directed. The
steady aching pain left me and haven't felt 1t
SINCE Doan's Kidney Pills cured me-
Sold for fifty cents per box by all dealers. Fos-
ter Miburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name-DOAN'S-a take no
substitute.
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Mrs. Edward Stevens Of Carthage
n. Y, writes as follows:
al now take pleasure in notifying you
that my husband has entirely recovered
from catarrh. He is we'll man today,
thanks to you and Peruna. He took six
bottles of your medicine as directed, and
it proved to be just the thing for him.
His appetite is good and every thing he
eats seems to agree with him. His
cough has left him and he is gaining in
flesh, and seems to be we'll every way
MRS, EDWARD STEVENS,
Arv internal remedy that will cure
catarrh in one location will cure it in
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Matron of t h e
Peoples Fl o spi-
tai. She has the
following to say
about Peruna:
II have had fire.
quent opportuni-
ties to observe the
wonderful C ur a.
tive effects of
Peruna especially
80. - ~, DC
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BISHOP HANDY

in acknowledging the curative eecfs OF
Peruna At solicitation q friend used remedy and
cheeruy your to all who good tonic
and q safe cure FOR catarrh '---JAMES A. HANDY
their unqualified endorse
public speakers and
Among
curative OF Peruna the
above efromB Az D., of Baltimore
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rs ~ Slack of Searsport village was
in thu - through the holidays, visiting
hor narants Mr. and Mrs Fred Black

Joseph Hartman, who has been stopping
with his uncle, James W. Hartman, for
several weeks, has returned to his home in
Brewer.
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@MA~r

This signature is on every box of the genuine
Laxative Bronco uinine Tablet.
the semedy that cures . cold I'm one day
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WE WANT AGENTS

Men with energy and push, and who are not
afraid t. hustle, to take orders for our Patent
Luminon, Gold Glass Signs, Name Plates and
Street onbers. Readable during darkest nights.
| No competition and easy to sell Enclose four
cents in lamps for full particulars and terms to
agents.
| PITTSFIELD SPECIALITY CO.,
4w2* Pittsteld, Me.
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WANTED
Help on the farm. A single man or one
with small family. Apply to
1--we. A. b. at The journal Office
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ORT OF BELFAST.

FORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED,
Jan. 4. sch. John Dexter, Eaton, Deer
Isle.
SAILED.
Jan. 4. sch Minnie Chace, Haugh, Rock
land
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cared sassGSerteIn ara a. as f shall
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RHoOhLY\ ByTCHERS W0nHED.
crowd, IN the lewis Quarter 'ospprl the
petail Drairr- To Stasr.

Tho ,Iic.lv-ppulatcd JeWi-h section in
S.igel street and other Williamsburg ,hnr-
o,i.hf,Ies. had q taste 81; a.. set riuts
I..i I.g't A. soon ~ the Hebrew Sah-
tail, va. ~ m cot , crowd 81 about fity
low, s,licd inIth 90 comrsl retail hatcher
=, p. - olu-, Jo- T.. ~ ,,ky's place 1t
a. Manhattan av''.tT" was frat visited He
rrfus.d ~ clo-s uL'il his -Lor NindCw +.
Ner" iruK.u.
Ran .a,l Bernstein. az AZ Manhattan
sV,nu. uccan' ir.gh,~iel and bn his
IlAcc hi wife closFd ti- ,hup. A. cS
+ igri street th. mot met ~ Sim,n broth.
err, ha.tcheIs. and ordered men to clc~.
Tiry rft.sd and the place was bnm.
barioi with rotten csTs. Then the llacc
was ,hs~d.
The mot, vrut all through the Jew ISL
arrr s!d .uoce~ded IN forcing i,~ariy
~ r,ai butcher to clo.a. Whru IA.
rvcs - the stage street Io!iCc station
%, caltd cat the mob. who~s nunlers
; increaSsSi 20 about 100. broke up
T~mity-two wefnen were arrested 10y
10 WiIliamfburg police last night. The
rc~ery-s werc CALLED out nom thrce stations
abOrt 10 O'Clock 10 stop the women from
attacking the msat shops and the woman
who we're buying msst
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18
walOR RIDES rHROt On 4 SEVER
In an AuIo mobaie Guy Omciais Take no
Nil~ spin Around Hreoktyn.

Mayor Low. Comptroller Grout. Borough
Presidents Cantor. Swanstrom, ilanen.
Cromwell and ts~-idy. President tururs
OF the Beard Of Aldermen. Aldermen Wirth.
Wrut2 and hclnne~. william G.. Reifetd.
'omu.is sioncr - Public work.. JOHN
atchrr, Sip~crtnteECrnt 81 S.w.rs; ihrk
~'mt~-i"r,r Richard Young. a rumt"'
e.. rumir ent residents 81 fiathu.h and u
! 20 Of reporters took "a hirty-inilc auto.
lil" mp through BROOKLYN afd it, su-
uTb~ YESTERDAY afternoon, including a
uu 60 ."Ncral hlocss eighty it~t under
ground th-pvg h NJ" bug sewer a. Bav u dcr
Tie ublec1 IT III" trip Wa tn show Mayor
Low aud H." nTtnisr - of the h'ani ri
Estimate and Appottionment tic Necessity
Tor imptoNCn.' nus Ia brUokiyn. Park Com
inksloirr Young aeo tobk the opportunity
Ia -luw lc Intended doing in lsau-
flying PIu-lc t Park nj the Nilnk en-
trancr aud ~ Improving. t%oncotI-c Park
~ tuiry l-land II took fourteen auto
moliiys tn TRANSPORT tbs, party.
A squad OF the Park mounted polic,
scted az - OFT through Iro-l-St Park
1" the Wiilink %entranae Then came a
ergthy ride through Plat "a AZ time-
Mayor Low Wa In ~ dense a cloud OF
itIsi tha, I, was impossible for him ,o -,
thc huildings on either side 81 the %st,s'ts.
The party ,topp-i al Erasmus Hall Higl,
Schonl, where Mayor Low va presented
with the silver medal 81 i.rasinlf.
From there tho parry vent 10 Fourth
avenue anu Sixty-fpurtn stree, ~h"r. the
bag sewer l. ia course DEMONSTRATION. Mayor
Ipv and hts PARTY were lowered IN" n nn
an elevator that had bsen pu, W. Tor the
purJu~. The ever J. cigniv feet uncer
ground az that point h T. riy m, n w'nt
10 S.cund avenue and SixtN >, Vtnth street,
wh"r.. hey again entered u - seN-r lhrr"
wss nu elevator and eve ylOiy had TO
climb down ciRlty-f.-t ladd, - The sewer u
hits.n feet ia dia meter a. Il II said 10 IL
the largest In thl- ,ouItrv tn-
lightSi andes were placed along tlIe sides
and two autom, bil.s which lad been
lowered into II made seveIa al trips To- carry
IN. pariv through the sewer from SECOND
avenue to the river aid then back to
Second avenue
This - a great Improvement. ~aid Mayor
Low and the nd. 'hr, ugh th" sewer ~
one 81 IN. ms, no vel II "NI "ri"nC,-.
The Iar'y stupTssi ~ lUnchepn at th"
Marin" and Field club. a. Iro,-ey aNcnu"
aud Raw Fourteenth street amt then pro-
c-yi.Si to Iurcy Island where Commissioner
Young dispur-ri on tunCour-' Park
On th. way hnm" he party stopped al
the Wildwood Club. where a colonial din
nor was sHrvai in honor II the party VIII
liam n Garrison prn1ldsd. the Rev Or
Cornelius l.. Nells delivered an address
and Edmond ID Fisher read an original
pu-m Dedicated To the Board ~ Estimate.
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STOLE NR. MEGE', s,.ooo PIN.
lie Tells the poi,rr That Two women ~ cid
Eim ~ Near ttrh VENUE.

Horny VI HrS'. who i with his wife a;
tho Hotel Harrington. Reported {" n" Ten
d"rluin Is,.icr la,' night that b." had h.-Hn
held up Nv two women IN front ~ ~" Alpha
Delta Phi clubhouse M Iuir'y-'hi'd street.
mar Fan avenue, early YESTERDAY mora.
iug and ruhi--i IT a s. .oOp pearl pin W
kirg. -IIi that n" Wa standing uu tho q b
lot.-" steps. when two women hailnd hin
-H-llo. Henry said one. how do YOU
Nr B'rga said that ia ~" dark he didn't
rosu gu'y" hem ard s'"yj-d tu th' sidewalk
one Of 'I. vu,ucu threw h"r arms around
hi. neck. then i@gg"d las pardon, aging
~" aa- ~ ~u'iy -i" had made . m'-'aL"
ard l,ft Nl'r 'h'y got - Broadway Nr.
Ei' o. riis.d he yIt.
-N,v,- SAID Tr Birge - ~" serR"aLt,
I am not telling yen m.~ fur Tie ir"r"
matter II r.aE'c n cont 'rir,. ! Nar'
tha, pin ard ] SAINT ~" olice 70 80 ~
THIS i q casr - hig'Vuv roll-rv. aud I'm
not making just a formal compliant
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~ rs N com STORAGE.
Plant Installed nv a Irooki,n turrirr Tn
Protect Garments In summer

An idea not previously tried in the retail
FUR trade for the prc~rrN alton - furS IN
IA" summer months has l--an pa, in opera
tlon 10y n prominent furrier % Rrouklyn.
In "A word. his method ~ storing and pro-
tcCtIrg fur garments from moths l. to
hang them ia a room kept NJ "A low tenn.
Icrature hv a cold forage plant. the cold
absolutely destroying all moths and IN
-''"t- tina, Nigh, grow and bred IN IA"
garments.
The cold storage idea Tor protecting furs
and other goods has i--'u put N operation
-Icv,-sfully hy dry goods firms and others,
hli not until This -rs-pn has a retail d"sl"y
IN flr- "i"uci a plant for ~" protection
OF goods IT go TONERS
n machinery employed Is IN principle
the sam" ~ hat for aftiicaliy making
I'". u consists Of "a pump which ,om-
ur'~s's ammonia and foro,> ~ through piI--s
~ M" room whore the iurS az" stnr.-i
lh"r" IN" Hntuunn expands, Hi-orh>
~" heat ut the atmosphere ar.i - reduces
{ lac ipmt-rdtur.
lie rnom l. absolutely airiight, having
walls more than siN inches Inch which
are - eufOr,,d Nv Insulating PAPER. Lad
lug "a " i a double door
II H. absolutely fr'- from dust and the
action 81 th" mnunI pipes which draw
the i.at tipm III" air alfD removes all damp
n"e- tn" fur. therefore, hang IN a room
fr.-. FROM dust. FREQ from mo's'ur" and al
an even '"iuI"ra'ur" - - u"gr,-s
In s;!Ch a ra'm little car" ~ the garments
j. u..sisl iafnr" they are hung there
they ar" thoroughly lrush-i and Clearsd
After that ruthiug l. done. a. there l.
dust to lr1!r" them and uo danger from
moths Thus fh. wear aud tear Caus-l
10y trepucnt brushing are don" away with.
The msna ger oT Ia" establishment SAYS
that the "NJ-r-' Z running th-apparatus
j. small after the cost 81 it, installation l.
ono. paid. and hat the system j. amiroUtly
-i4CCe--fui. The firm j. already doing a
hig husiirSs Customers like ~" rev idea.
and II, viii. no dnuh'. D." extensively Cpici
other fufricf- within "A f"W years.
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usually entertaining To the Frenchmen.
Inspector Gross took them through the
station hou-e, He lnsd the reserves I'M
at attention IN the hig room AMI the Count
81" RnCllamtsau AID IA" others tumuli-
in"hi'd him n Capt, Walsh On their fine
aItsafaICr'. Count ,r ROChaml.au WAS
taricullriy inter, >,-i when told why
the men and III" Intrul wagons werr there.
the visitors lrit their carriages
They could with difficulty make their way
through the crowd tina, had gathered,
hui th" visitors seemed To- ENJOY IL i'm
m'u,s.iv.
Prom Eldfidgr s,rrr, Mr. REYNOLDS took
Them over to thc Italian quarter, aud
th"u',, ~ WAY of Mott street. To China
town The carriagr did not stop ia "iih.r
81 th's" districts. From Chinatown they
droyo over ia" Bridge They did not stop
m Bruoklyn and soon returned TO their
hotel.
PARADE Of MAY %.
Malur-tsrn. Charles I. Re-. COMMANDING
the New YORK National Guard. las com.
pletcd all the arraI genents for the Jarada
Of tn" troops attach'Sl To lie headquarters,
and ia" First and SeCotd Brigades, and
Naval Militia, ia Manhattan on TUESDAY
Nav %. ia honor q the representatives Of
III" French Government, TO te present on
that date.
The for,c will wear full dress uniforms
and parade as n division la command 81
Majur-tien. Roe. Sprne s.US officers and
men vii! participate, and when drawn
up IN line an Broadway. l~esinnins Opposite.
the CITY Hail. will extend nearly To fwen.
ticth street.
On" truup of squadron 4 will .-rort the
visitors from the Battery 10 III. CITY Hall
and then Juin ~ command. The line #
march viii l~ mp Broadway H. Waverl.y
place, to University place, 10 Fourth street.
across Wa-hiu gtuu Park and through the
arch 10 Fifth avruu" IN" viSiturr will
revi"~ th. I.irad" NJ the worth monument.
AMI th" orgJbIAatl'u will t-. dismlS-si at
INerty-eightu street..
IhIs Will h" th" first public Appearance
81 the TN"u'y-~'-uud Engineers IN their
new uniform and the first appearance IN
Manhattan - the lhittcI'h Regiment
site" y "a~ urgaDil,d into "a heavy ai'il-
forms.
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HDRIRT D'BRITN DEAD.
Iiro,hrr. Partner, and survivor Of wniiam
and John the BANKERS.

r,'-r' O'Rrien. who r''ir>i thirty wears
ago. after having anh---h a forums in
-" uAustng business with hi' brotlrrs. Wi
liam and John, both - whom are dead.
disi N"a..rily a. his hone. - Madison
~quar" N'rtE lie wa ~ YEAR oid H.
brother john was ~ wears old when h.
di"d "a IsJa. Mr. oBrien had hem ~
AiaU' "a week. He was a son 81 william
C'Brrn a. insurance ahyusl"r ia Ireland
Whr Wa a descendant q the Iari Of
Ib'n.,Uiu
81 ''Bl"n Wa. not married. He has
~, -is'"r- Mrs William LAInmis ~ IS tas'
Ihir''H'1 -'reet and fliza A O'Brou tie
Wa a fellow In I-,rpctuity 81 the Na;Ior'
AH1Ncrv "t Design and one e the found,
ui H. American INSTITUTE
Ia vii - ,mrst from hs home &C.
morfov morning. Father Thomas j
Dao-y 81. -. IsNo's Church will olnduct tho
-.rvicy-. The interment will he IA Calvary
Cemetery.
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Iar,cr John .. i,ar,i-rt Not ,i,s.ins

CIEEyIoyr. l.. ! MAY II Lawyer John
] Bartlett. who has ben reported missing
apt..,rd NJ the "fhc' Il Lawyer l,v I
Notch. Is Nassau street. Manhattan. t's
,,rorriny He had h.rn ia Senator. Ia d.
:, n btisin.-s trip for Nr Waloh. Re was
-,,,rrt-,I al ia. anNietg CAUSED bt Bic
.h-,pcr from hom". b" said, a. h. hal
u",,frd hi, fclk- 81 his plans by maii teton"
LnnNlnr for ScrAItnn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18

-..utxoroS yuakCAsr ron To pAr AND TO
aOAEpw,
yo, ,s,i,-r Vsr Yors, 'ar 10 day and 10 -me-roN.
uoL, =, ,-,,a IsRss, mosfig souih
FOR New Jersey AMI Delaware fh' 70 dsy'
IA m, lntsno fair 70 morrow nght To frexh.
south winds -
Va, eastern prnnsyfvsnia. fsip today. warmer
a, south portion. fair 10 1moww' hight 70 frcsh
utndA mostly SOUTH
For the District Of Columbia AND haJAAa. nif
end warner -day. ed e-@snr0~' hsh' - "sa
spssA vtsda
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18
PRISONER r>C,prD " C0rRT.
Jacobs Got Away While the Policeman
Went To Make the Complaint.

Charl-S II Jacoi~. ~ wears olh, who said
y. vas a -hu"mhk"r II Boston. wns ar
rested vo-'eriav morning hy Patrolmnn
JOIN Murphy - OG SIN station On the
complain, 81 Kuhari ~..l!rr who ~NId that
Jar-bis had Tlbl~Vl him ~ su'' sIOrn-
.lacDi- was taken 20 tho loUi~ pni~'
cuur' Murphy 80 hum IN the ~, SInrr'-
,..u IL, puI.r 10 max" IA. formal Cpin-
liant A. the da~k when IN" policeman
looked lack agaiu h" found hi> prisoner
lad disappeared. lie had not l--'u re-
ARRESTED last might
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18
Gold 6 Plated JeWelry.
Heavy Reductions for a Special Sale.

The items here quoted are gold plated
Heavy gold plate in most instanceS.-The de-
signs are very hlniSom. ani so good in
quality that few could detect the difference
Between these pieces and the solid gold.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18

Tie French visitors went Sightseeing
la, right through the slum- and over the
Br.Isr A. tho guest 81 james B, REYNOLDS.
MAYOR Lows secretary. III" parry o'cu-
pied three carriages and mciuden al al va"
iucnctmrn. but uone 81 the lsdie~
They lcf; the Waldorf Astoria AZ 90 clock,
Mr. REYNOLDS plotting them IN 10" htst
carriage. IA whieh also were IN" CONT" de
Rnchaml@au Cont" de thamhrun, VI
Bsu.fy. and Consul General Bri"~ a"r.
Mr.. Reynolds first took the vi.iior- TO
the Mills HO,elSpn Rvington and W. e,krr
streets. Then Oh. parry went 10 TIE vi,
v.r-ity sett lemrnt on k.yIn glnn sir't' oi
which Mr.. Reyt odds has clargr. 1he Nist.
on gt out at these placss aud exPrs-Nh
admiration nj them. Af'er ihsINrfihg the
-ttIsm..ut Mr.. Reynolds gave hem a dinner
Al The Cafe Boule,ari On Second aNerur'
From there they went To the 81 gine hous
on Attorney II ret. Tho hrentH riloN.d
them about. and M thr request OF Mf
Rsyuolds some 81 the men slid down poes
and showed how they r--pold~u 10 an
alarm amid frequent o'
Admirable from the visitor.
At the Eldridse strsrt police etatlnn'
where MIR. Reynolds next took the party
Inspector Gross had $50 policemen on re-
serve In anticipation Of q renewal OF 'he
meat riots. The visitors had q chance 10
see what q big East Side CROWD In Ike rom
the station house steps. Ihrcs petroi
waeons we're waiting outside the stAuon
for po~ibIe riots and thia, combined with
'othsr sososs sb0ut tbs pecs. msds u "n-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18
More ..sups. A.. Actually Mead

than any other paper pubiishcd R-,nem-
Der this when you have sonlsthins VI real
value " dvsruse.-Adv.