7". 8 THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE- FRIDAY. JULY 15. 1898. f" "T1 , mjf. Went wild over the good news Rig Impromptu Celebration la Honor ol the Surrender ot Santiago. OItrORAIj LONA DAY LED THE HAND ATTIItL'D IN A TANTASTIC COSTUME AND CAPTAIN nOBLINd l'LAYED THE 13AS3 DHUM-PM-VATE IIOVENS, OF COMPANY 13, ACCIDENTALLY SHOT HIMSELr. J.1YBTEKIOUS DISArPEAKANCE OF PRIVATE JESSUP K1RKENDALL, OP COMPANY B. Special from a Staff Correspondent. Camp Alger, Va., July 14. When the news of Santiago's surrender was an nounced from corps headquarters this afternoon tho troops fairly went wild with enthusiasm. Eery teglment started In to excel Its neighbors In noisy exultation. Tho bands were hui rlcdly gotten out, impromptu parades were formed and filing squads nasi-ni-bled with blank cartridges on nrlous eminences about the tamp. For about two houis pandemonium reigned su preme. The Thirteenth formed a paiade nnd marched to General Gobln's brigade followed by the Twelfth men, who fell In as tho procession passed through their camp. Prlnte Forkln led the column bearing aloft a broom sur mounted by a silk Hag. Corpoial Lonu Day In fantastic costume led tho band nnd Cuptaltt Hobllng piesided at the bnhs drum. Geneial Gubln tame out and when the music and shouting ceas ed proposed three cheers fo: the brae boys at Santiago. They weio glen with the greatest enthusiasm, and then followed chceis for Gobln and the brigade and Penn sylvania. When cilled upon for a speech, General Gobln slid: "Walt till we get Into the llting lines bojs, then We'll talk." HURRYING ON IMMUNES. Surgeon Mnjoi Summers of tho Sec ond Tennessee, tho i enow nod jellow feer expert, le.ne-, tonight with twenty-file Ihununcs for Sintlago Tho Ininiunes v ere huiriedly nicked up fiom the ailous icglmtnU. Tho pnit Is to lease at 10 o'clock on a special ttaln from Dunn Lot lug, going to Cuba by way of New Yoik. It has 1cen detfded cMlmtcly tn moe all of Geneial Butlu's dll slon to tile new camp at Dunn I.orlng KtU.li rezlment Is to hae a '. ell and as fas't as a well It, Mink, a lulmont will be tran&feried. Pi Kate Homis, of Compaii) B, serving un tho comrnK fcary detail, aecldentallj hot hlms-df in the left loot dtiting tha celebiaticii this afternoon. Alitel einptjin the six chambers of ills revolver in the air he laid it dowT In 111- tent and rushed out to Join the panje. Din ing his absence one of hU llouteia-it's reloaded the ico1t and when he returned he thought it to no uupt and carele.dy pulled the s"lf-.irtlng trlggei. The ball, one of 22 callbie, entered the Inner hide of tho foot ubore the heel and tooit an inwurrj Louise. Doctors Keller and lila.iilnd could not llud It with a piobe and not being prllltged to peifoim tuigie.il operations in the regimental hospital, sent him oei to the dhiIon hospital. He will bp opeiated upon tomortow. HAS DISAPPIstUiKD Company U Is ery anxious about the whereabouts ot "Private Jesup Klrkendall, who disappeared last Sun day and has not since been beard fiom, although Inquiries havo been made for him in all directions and seaichlng patties sent throughout the camp and into Washington to look him' up. He had $7.00 on his pet son when he lett. The alarm Increases by the dlscoeiy that he is subject to temporaiy aoct rations, of the mind. His home is In Hoadlejs' Wujne lounty. Sergeant Carllng and Corpoial Grif fiths, of Company I', were shorn of their chevrons before the nsscmhled regiment tills afternoon. They were found guilty of ovet-stajlng their pas ms and condemned by a couit maitlal to be reduced to the ranks. The shear ing process was performed by Vitst Sergeant Freeman, on the public pat ade ground, In the tenter of a hollow Mjuaie made by the eight companies of the regiment. THE FIRST STEP. The first step towaids exposing anl remedying the abuse ntactlced on the soldiers here by Issuing to them cloth ingand supplies of an Inferior quality has been taken by Major General Hut ler, whose indignation over this matter was told in yesterday's dispatches, A board of suney has been appointed to examine and leport upon tho quality of clothing furnished the members of the SIxtv-tlfth New Yoik, who It ap pears have been compelled to pay their hard earned money for uniforms that nre only a little more substantial than wet paper. Captain S. S. Derman, Company A, Thirteenth, is one of the members of tho board. If this board condemns the clothing and thplr llndlng is upproved by the commanding general the con tractors who furnished the goods must replace them. As the contractors have no recourse It is quite likely they will bo made to suffer severely for their dastardly thlevlnr and for the care lessness or Incompetency ot the hire lings of the quartermaster's depart ment. A second court martial has been di rected In the First division. Colonel Walch, of the Slxty.flfth New York Is president of the court and anions Us members are lieutenant Elmer E. Berry, of Company E and Adjutant I T. Mattes, who Is to net as Judgo advocate, CHANGE OF SITE. The changing of the camp site of the Third brigade began yesterday morning when the Eighth Pennsylva nla broke camp, piled Its belongings aboard a large train of baggage wag ons and staited for Dunn Loiing. The new camp has been prepared befoic- hand for Its occupants and consequent ly tho haidshlns encountered on the nrrlinl here will not halo to bo gone through wth again. Two artesian wells have been sunk nnd another Is under way. The How Is abundant and a. chemical analysis proves the water to bo ot the most wholesome and healthful character. The only objec tion to the place, If indeed It can be called an objection, Is that It Is so far removed from the camp propei. No busses run that way, the street car termnus Is file miles away, trains on the steam road nre Infrequent anil the place In general Is cut off from civiliza tion. The change to the new site has caused a spit It of depression among the men who have been counting on getting away soon. They argue that tho war department would not go to tho expense of leasing a now camp ground nnd lmproilng It with artesian wells and the like If therp was a prob ability ot the brigade being called Into action In tho near future. ON UOUIN'S STAFF. Captain Edward R. Hutcliins, a ptes idental appointee has been assigned to General Gobln's staff ns commlssaty, retiring Lieutenant Rufus K. Polk, of the Twelfth who was temporarily lin ing the position. General Gobln has decided to keep Lieutenant Polk near him and has made htm an aide-decamp. Peny Relmont, the well known New York financier and society man, who was appointed Inspector geneial b Ptesldcnt McKlnley, has been assigned to tho First division under Geneial Fuller. T. J. Duff j. QOSSIP OH THE CAMP. Special from a Stiff Uoricspondcnt. Camp Alger. Vii July 14. Chief Musician Miles went to Scranton today to secuie if possible, four or five new members for the band. A big box of goodies was t red vert fiom the Scranton Wcjcle club last eienlns by tho" members of tho club who aie with tho regiment. Colonel Coursen, .Major Still well, Captain Fellows, Adjutant Gunster, Lieutenant Decker, Regimen tal Clerk Decker, Sergeant Freeman, Corporal Millet and Corpoial Koons are all members of the bicycle club. Lieutenant Benjamin, of Company H, is back from a visit with friends In Chester, Vlnglnla. Priiatc James Forkln, of Company A, Is back from a week's visit In Scianton. Sergeant Smith, Corporal Watklns, Pi hate Hauls and Prhate Cross, of Company B, returned last night from a week's fui lough Corporal Raymond Hardenbergh, of Company E, son of Senator Haiden betgh. of Honesdalp, has been trans feircd to the Thlid United States Vol unteer leslment of Englneets, wheio he will sene ns sergeant maloi, under his foimct townsman. Major Edgar Jadwln He expects to leao tonight to Join his new icglment at Jeffeison barracks, St. LouK Corporal Haiden beigh Is a graduate of the State Mlll tar school at Cliestet, Pa., and was breeted a second lieutenant by Gov ernor Hastings for efficiency and good conduct. Pi hate Walter C. Hull, of Company G. who left a week ago for New York to lslt his mother returned to camp last night Orderlv KIstlcr, of the Division hos pital corps Is back from n week's visit to his home In Susquehanna. Company G has a recoid of neer having a man in tho guard house since Captain McCaushuid assumed command seven jears ago. The mem bers of the company are determined to can theii record with them throughout the entire term of their enlistment. (iptaln Smith, of Company E, has recommended the disehaige of Private Luke Richardson, of Haw lei. He Is In ill hea'th and hl& wife has made a pitiful plea to have him sent home to cart for herself and two children who have been evicted from lr home because of their inability to meet a $3C0 mortgage. Pi hate Hill, of Company E, whose furlough expires todaj, is leported se riously ill at his home in White mills. Reglstei of Wills Cook and Charles Wirth, of the South Side, weie guests of Company II jesterday. Captain Smith, of Company E, leaves for Honesdale tomortow on a seven day leave of nbsence. Filend R. Gilpin, of Newfoundland, Wajne county, has enlisted In the hos pital corns, Hp is a medical student at the Unhetsltv of Pennsylvania and would graduate next year If he con tinued at school. Ptlvate George Bandanff, of Com pany H, lecehed word today of a new arrival at his home in Green Ridge. Cotpoials Bauer and Moore and Pii vates Cair and Stacey, of Company A, aie back aftei a week's visit In Scran ton. Pilvate William Griffiths, of Com pany A, left today for a seven day's vacation Serceant Smith. Cornornl fYmk pm. ates Kelly, Gunster and Creoter. of Company C, have ietmneu fiom their furloughs nnd Sergeant Helrlegle, Cor poial Haggerty, Privates Corbett and Melnzer have left to begin a seven days' visit at home. Aithur Torwllllger, of Company O, left yefcterdav to spend a week at his home In Not w ich, N Y. Privates Hall nnc' Mc-Leod, of Com pany G, leturned today to camp fiom a hoven d ty stay at their respective homes In Susquehanna county. Privates McGlnnls, McNally and Evans, of Company II, leave today for home for a week's visit Artificer Myers, of Company B, is entertaining his wife in camp. Mrs Phillip", of Providence, Is visit ing her husband, Private Phillips, ot Company II. Mrs. S. A. Relph Is spending a few days ns tho guest of her husband, Cor poral Relph, of Company H. Sergeant Lovelace, Corporal Den nett and Private Menrtn. nr rv.tv,n.,.. H, are back from a seven day fui lough T. J. Duffy i.i m Operator! Mill Rplnn. Altoona. Pa July Jl The coal oper atom will pcslthely rcfiixo to consi-ier tho demand for an lnoieaso of wages made by the convention of bituminous miners of district No. 2 Tim operators say tho war has hurt Instead of helped tho roal busintbs of this dlstiict. .tin il lin Nliimpc-d for lundera. Washington, Jnly 14 The commissioner of Internal rcvonue has dt elded that oil telegraphic iiicirukcs must bo stamped In tho cemlrm Hood's lieitore full, regular Action Pills ot the bowels, do not Irri tate or Inflame, but leave all th delicate dlneillvci or ganlim In perfect condition. Try them. K crnti I'reparol only br 0. lUood Co., Lowall, Man WOMEN ELIGIBLE FOR ADMISSION Republican League Decides to Admit Them to Memberililp. CONTEST FOR THE PRESIDENCY HAS NARROWED DOWN TO A FIGHT BETWEEN DING LEY, OF MICHIGAN, AND BOYLE, OF MANY-LAND-SEf-lONS TO BE BIENNIAL. STIRRING PLATFORM ADOPTED. Omaha, Neb., July 14. Today's pro gramme at tho convention of the Re publican leazuo of the United States Included reports from commlttcas nnd address by ex-Preldent Woodmnnsce, of Cincinnati. Tho committee on time and plncu ot location for the next con vention held anothpr session today but did not agree on a report. Later In the day n motion made In convention to hold the next conven tion at St. Pnul was tabled and the matter was rcfeired to tho executive committee of the league. It now ap pears that the race for the presidency of tho league Is between Dlncley, of Michigan, nnd Boyle, ot Maryland, with tho chances In favor of Dlnglov. It Is asserted that the Pennsylvania fo.cts have given up the Idea of elect ing Sobel, of File, and will give their suppoit to Dingloy. The diffeicnl state delegations have selected thplr national vice-presidents and executive committeemen. Penn sylvania .selected A. J. Edwards, of Pittsburg, ns Its executive committee man, nnd Mahlon L. Young, of rhlla dclphla, as national vice-president. PLATFORM. The leport of tho committee on reso lutions was adopted as it was lead. It pledges anew support to the Repub lican platform adopted at St. Louis In 1S96, congiatulatcs tho country on the teturn of nrosnerltv nrH on the suh. Ject of the national administration says: We aro unci rrprcmlsingly In favor or the maintenance of the slnglo gold stand, ard and that the medium of exchanso of whitevcr fcim Issued by or under the authority of tho natloial government shall be maintained with a pulty with gold, the universal standard of the great commercial nations and that every dollar coined or issued under natlot al laws shall have an equal purchasing nnd debt pay ing power. We art) ur qualltledly opposed to fteo and unlimited colnftgo of silver and wo leatlltm the St. Louis platform on this subject We hereby commend the patriotism and patriotic policy of PieMclent McKinley lit exhausting all pecccful methods of ac complishing our purpose befoie icsottliig to the stem aibltr.iinint ot battle and ids wise foietborght In pieparlng In time of peace foi the ealamitv of war; and wc appliude the vlgoi, skill and ability which has thus fur resulted In the un bioken and glorlour vletoiy on land and i-ea, and which promlseb n speedy and complete triumph for Ameilcin arms and the American people. OTHER BUSINESS. A ro&oluticn providing for the change of plan of meeting from annual to bl enrlal sessions was adopted aftei con hiderible discussion, the finnl vote be ing unanimous. A resolution provid ing for the admission of women at members and delegates was aKo adopt ed without debate. The mass meeting at the exposition auditorium tonight was attended by nbout 2,000 people. Speeches were made by Piesldent Craw fold, of the national league; Hon Charles M Hare, of low if Tiank O. Short, of rre-no, Cal , and Senator John W. Thuiston, of Nebras ka. PROQRESS OF YELLOW FEVER. The Army Is Taking F.fTectirn Stepi to rircumvsnt It. Washington, July 14 Reports which have reached the war department show theto has been some mortality among the yellow fever cases with Shatter's nrmv. This, how ever, has been so slight It Is said that up to the piesent time but five cases have resulted fatally. If any report of additional cases was received today the officials declined to make It public. Meanwhile Surgeon General Stern berg Is making arrangements to sup plement the working force of "Im mune" physicians and muses at San tiago He announced today that on Monday a vessel would leave New York cairylng an additional number of this class of wotkers and a large consign ment of hospital supplies. As is indi cated In Geneial Miles' telegram to Secretaiy Alger, the policy of Isolat ing the sick from the well at Santia go will be put In prnctlcal operation and the ofTlclnls hope that by this course the spread of the disease will be retarded and kept within the lim its In w hich It has gained a foothold. The sick and wounded who will ar rive at New York In a few days on the tianspott Seneca will bo distribut ed between New York and Brooklyn hospltnls pending their recovery. One hundred are to be sent to the Marine hospital at New York and the re mainder to various places In Brook lyn. The ambulance ship Solace, operat ed by the navy, is houtly expected at Fortress Monroe with forty-four sick and wounded from Shatter's army. FASTENING THE COLON. Stopi Tnkon to Prevent tlo Hnrihlp from Slldlnr Awnv. Off Santiago de Cuba, July 13, via Kingston, Jamaica, July 14 (6.30 p. m.) Admiral Sampson this morning sent the battleship Texas to make the wreck of the Cilstobal Colon fast to the shore by hawseis and cnble. The Colon lies bow on the back, stern In deep water. It Is feared that a heavy sea would wash her Into deeper water as the bank Is very steep, and It is Impos sible to float her. It has been decided to attempt to save and repair her. i DISCIPLINE F0K DANCERS. Torpslctioronn l'rotbrlarlnn 8ut priutiid from Ilia Lurrt'a slnpper. Grove City, Pa., July 14. Twelve membets of the First Piesbyteilnn chutch of this place who participated In tho dancing at the reception given by Company F, Fifteenth. leglmeTTt. last January, have been suspended from tho Lord's supper. Six of these persona, who aio con sidered disgraced In the eyes of tho oithodox, are soldiers at Fotjt Sheri dan, nnd received their letteis of dis missal In camp as a Tourtli of July gift. I'oltou Firm niulinrrneil. Providence. July 14 Jchn J. Mason & bons. one of the oldest cotton manufac turing coacerns In this city, aie llnauelul. ly embanufsed. The liabilities of the firm aro placed at fWO.000, mostly in notes b4ld by bunks In this city. PENNSYLVANIA'S SECOND QUOTA. lint I'rnctlcHllr All Been Recruited. (Jolng to Ihn front. Harrlsburg, Jtfly 14. Company K, of the Fifth Pennsylvania volunteers, passed through Haitlsburg this even ing fiom Wellsboro en loute to Chlck nmauga tn Join the regiment. Gover nor Hastings and Adjutant General Stewart were at tho depot to greet the troops. Four additional compnnlas will be mustotcd In the United Stntes service to complete Pennsylvania's quota under the second cnll for volunteers. A company will bo mustered tomorrow at Gettysburg nnd another In Philadel phia next week to be attached to tho Third regiment at Tampa, Fla. six kil"led"by v BOILER BLOW-UP Frightful Accident In tho Niagara Starch Worki nt Buffalo. -No .Monno ol Ascertaining How It Ilnpponrd. naftalo, N. Y July II. By tho ex plosion of a boiler in the Niug.tii march works today the building w.is wrecked, six yet-uns Killed nnd twenty six Injured. Two others nro missing nnd nre supposed to have irl?liul Of the six poisons who were In tne build ing, only two rsiMptfi. Most of tho injii.vd wore persons outside of th'j .vorks, Scaicely n house within one thouul tort of the factory escaped bolmj hit with brlw, twisted Iron or heavy tlnine:-). Tim dead nre: WILLIAM KELLY, engineer. HENRY SCHirrr.ItSTEIN. llreman. CASPER WALTER MILLER. CHARLES S. ENTEMANN, teamster. MRS. JOSEPH W. HOYT. BABY HOYT. Fatilly Injured are: BABY SLOSS, skull fr icturcd. 1 he Injured cns h-vl their 't-rbs or bodies crushed, brikci or bruised by 11 j Ir.p debt Is, ioin aru quito seriously huu. The ciiises which led to the .pljlon of the hollo." will never be known, the cnslpeei and fireman, who were killed, belrg the only persons who cottlJ havo posie3icd any knowledge on tho sub' ject. m ECHOES OF THE WAR. " 'Jack' Lewis, fireman on board United States steamhlp San 1'ianclseo the past teveral months and an employe hi Lnole Sam's naval service the past seven years, was a. distinguished visitor In town to day," says the Maucli Chunk Times. "Mr. Lewis Is a lugged, Intelligent seam in, and Just the kind of a fellow one might pic ture TJnclu Sam's heroes to look like Ho Is a modest, unassuming fellow, but with a determined look that explains why A 1 mtral Montojo nnd Admiral Ceivera lost their Jobs. Mack' is on a M-day furlough, granted him by reason of his term of en listment having explicd, and because of Illness. Ho, with several members of his ship's compary were taken 111 and re moved to tho hospital at Chelsea, a short time after their memorable run across tho Atlantic as a convoy to tho New Oi leans. Ho says he Is 'homesick' already and will not use up his furlough. He has been assigned to duty under Cap tain Robley D Evans, of the good ship Iowa, and will leport for active duty im mediately after visiting relatives In lr glnla." From the Wllkcs-Harro Rccotd's Chick, amauga coi respondent In his letter printed yesteiday. "Company K, of Bethlehem, airhcd here in good shape on Siturday, under command of Captain Adams. Their tents had already been pitched and the boys were soon at home. Corporal A. A. Mitchull. of Companv D, has been appointed drill master for tho company. Captain Bell took seventy -five men fiom Company D on Saturday night to guird Alexander bridge, Gordon faun nnd tho Blue Springs, The men went in heavy marching order nnd carried their shelter tents with them. Tho compinv returned about 9 o'clock Sunday night. Company L, composed ot lecrults from Monroo and Carbon counties, marched Into camp at noon todav The boys if Company D were surpilsed to see Gor don Scott, who had arrhed from Ger many nnd who was In the fiist rank ef tho company. When tho company reached their tents six of the recruits droppd from exhaustion. The captain ahd otll cers of this compiny have not yet been selected, but It Is thought that the cap tain will be either Lieutenant Ed Car penter or Robert Mercur. Among the applications filed with Sec retary of War Alger at Washington Is ono from Colonpl Charles B Dougherty, of the Ninth regiment, PennsNhanla volun teers, for appointment as brigadier gen eral on tho giound that he has been not ing as brigadier since In camp at Chlcka mauga. m JUDQE WOODWARD DECLINES. Letter That lie bent to Attorney .Inmna Mnhon. Attorney James Mahon received the following letter from Judge Stanley Woodward, of Luzerne: Wllkes-Bdrie, 12 July, 1S33. Jatnos Mahon Eiq. My Dear Sir 1 hao your loiter of yes teiday lntoriulni, nii that the case of Cor nelius Smith, esq , has been certitlea to bo heard bcloro me, and requesting me to fix n day for the hearing. I havo oamlned oui act of assembly ot March JO, 1RT5, iclatlve to the online of venuo In civil cases and aiso the de cision of tho Supremo couit In the ease of Smith's appeal, leported in 1T9, p. 14. and am of the oplnli n tbat I would not be justified In proceedlr.g to hear the case. I must therefcie respectfully decline to comply with ycur request. Judge Archbald Informed a Tribune reporter yesterday that the ease was stated more fully to Judge Woodward In a letter he wioto, and It is quite possible he will heai the case. ANOTHER STUBBORN VOTER. Would Not Sny Whether Ho Pnya Slnlo Tnx on Moncr nt Intoroat. In the hearing of the Langstaff-Kel- SHEDSKIN 20 TIMES Jly Httlo boy brokoout with an Itching rash. I tried three doctors and medical collego bat ho kept getting wrorse. Tlitre icas not one iqvrreinchotUncnhisuiholcboiljunaftctcd. JIo vras one mats of sores, and tha stench was frightful. In removing tho baaelaccs they would take the skin with them, and tho poor child's screams wcro ueart-breaUng. After tha second application of Ctrricum (oint ment) I $au tignt of mproiement, and tho sorts to dry up. Ills skin peeled off tvrenty times, but now he it tnlirtbj cured, ROUT WATT-AM, 4TS8 Cook St., Chicago, 111. S ri idt Cct TitiTur'T rot Ttmt nr rtraoB, win oji or Htm W'irm Ulhi lu Cvticuii tioir, (nllaweil by ratl nolotlojl with CPTlccti. futnl of tmolllenut Incurs. PoMthronchiutlhewn.lrl. PoTTiDiiDainnCnu. Cir , 1 roji , Boitoi. llow to Cur Urtf Uumwi.Uto. Con.iollVami ISrANDia'Q WSagSHINGTONVEmiK 50-inch Covert In Light Shades, f a Light SummerWeight, Regular Value, S1,23. To Close at 50 Cents. 46-Inch Vigoreaux Suitings In Mixtures, Worth 85 Cents a Yard. To Close at Fifty Cents. Connolly & Wallace, 127 and 129 Washington Avenue. We Want to See You at Our New Loan Of- fice, 227 Washington Ave. GILLETTE BROTHERS, Auctioneers ami Brokers. Special l!rsnlns in Wn'obes, .Tcwelry, Musical Instruments nnd Sporting Goods. Watches ltepalredatlioc(.t Prices bee the 75c Shirts We Are a Selling for 37c JF LEAGUE Of iU 1EEIIN INDIANAPOLIS, Augnst 9 to 13. One Fare for Round Trip Via Lehigh Valley Railroad. Tickets on sale August 7 and 8, Consult Lehigh Valley ticket agents for further particulars. Ch(5. DuP. Swift, Edw. Swift. Ueo. M. HalUtead, C. II. Van Busklrk. SWIFT. HALLSTEAD &CO., Insurance Room 506 Conncll Building, bcranton. WOLF & WENZEL, 340 Adams Ave Opp. Court llouii. PRACTICAL TINNERS and PLUMBERS bolo Agents for Itlcnirdson-Boyntoa'J Fnrnacos and Ilanzss. ley election contest yesterday forenoon James Donnegan, of Madison aenue, Dunniore, was not entliely deferential to Attornejs Hamilton and Holsate. He lefused to tell whether he paid any state tax on money at Interest. He was ordeied to lemaln around that lie might be called upon again, but gave his address and told them to go there if they wanted him again. Those examined were! John M. Kemp, James Mangan, J. C. McAn drew, P. J Moian, Michael Hatch ford, John McGovern, Patrick Mahon, John Donnelly, Dan McDonald, Bern ard Potter, John Brazil, John McGov ern, John Naln, James, Dougherty, Thomas Dow, Thomas MeU In, James Donnegan, Dennis McSheiry, P. J. O'Mallev, Patrick Moran, George Lun ney. They weie from the Sixth ward of Dunmore. THEY WANT PRIZE MONEY. Uniformed Ilnnl. ol Knigliti ol I'ltlilus Rolionrtlng Dilll. Scranton Dl Islon, No. 60, Uniformed Hank, Knights of Pythias, held drill last night at tho Thirteenth regiment armory. Captain DaId Brown direct ed their stcDs. The division is making every effort to attain a proficiency In drill that will win the prize at the national encamp ment which will be held next month In Indianapolis. TWISTED ANNIE BROWN'S ARM. I. E. .Mnrtln, of rruiiUlln Arcnuc, Charged with Such OfTanio. P. 13. Martin, of Franklin avenue, was brought before Aldciman Kasson yesterday forenoon on a warrant sworn out by Annie Brown tor assault and battery. MIbs Brown alleged that he caught her arm and twisted It almost out of Joint. He was held In ball for court. Cloths We Defy The world to meet these low prices: Ladies' Yicy Kid $2.25iip-to-dateshoes for $1.49. oo pairs Ladies' O oK shoes at 98c. Remember B and C widths only and all sizes. The Cheapest Shoe Store, 307 Lackawanna Avenue. FL0REY& BROOKS 211 Washington Ava. Bathing Trunks and Suits. All Prices. FL0REY& BROOKS Opposite Court Houss. ALMOST GIVEN AWAY A lot ot laundry machinery, a new laundty wagon, two turbine water wheels, boilers, engines, dnamos, etc., one Morgan travel ing crane, 10 ton capacity, span 45 ft. 6 In., lot ot good second hand hoisting rope, air rompies sore, pumps, steam dillls, derrick fittings, mine cars, etc. 709 West Lackawanna Avenue. Scranton, Pa. Telephone, 3951 MYER DAV DOW IDallatt L OF SCRANTON. Special Attention Given to BusU ncss nnd Personal Accounts. Liberal Accommodations Ex tended According to Ualunces and Responsibility. 3 Per Cent. Interest Allowed on Interest Deposits. Capital, -Surplus, Undivided Profits, $200,000 350,000 79,000 W1I. CONNELL, President. IIENRYBELIN.Jr., Vice Pres. WILLIAM II. PECK. Cashier The vault of this bank is pro tected by Holmes' Llcctric Pro tcctive bybtem. Lager Beer Brewery Manufacturers of OLD STOCK PILSNER m mm., man Telephone Call, 3333. MAHON & DENSTEN, Real Estate Brokers and Promoters. Hoard ot Trade Dldg., (2nd floor, room 215) Real estate boucht nnd sold, houses rented, rents collected on low percentage. Money placid on Hi st and second mort gage Houses and lots bought, sold ana exchanged, cor. counting, will, mortgugca nnd deed drawn. Leases and contracts drawn while jou wait I'ai tnershlps ct icctcd, stock Lompinles organized on patents, plants, quarries mines, profesi elons or business Charters obtained. Capital stock Increat-cd All legal mat ters given Btrlct attention and speedily nnd proper!) executed James Mahon, J C. Densten, Attorney at Law, Student at Law. EDUCATIONAL. BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY JOHN IIAWARD HARRIS, President. Uomprlies n Colleee with four conrsei: Academy for Young Men nnd Uoye; Ladles' Institute, a refined bourdlne ncbool: School o Music M 1th eraduatlng loiirnan For cnlu. lorfiie uddrenu VM C. URETZINQER, Regls trr, Lewlsburg, Pa. ill's 1
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