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rjiUJ SUKA.ViOiN TRIBUNE-MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 1.901.
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til of All Who Have Houca to Kent, Ileal
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Wanted, Whlili Arc tncttcd 1'rrn.
10S1-OS FUSDAY. nCTWKK.V MITCIILM,
Hose home nnd No. 1 shift, A small trank
pin. Kinder will be towarded II letumcd to
Mtiliell Hose lompany.
1. UIXimCsS-A CAPAIILK LAI'MllH'sS WANT.
cd at the Emergency hospital. Arp'y at once.
K)lt itKNT-HIMMITON HOl'.sK, Dt'SPAIT
stnel. Inquire of ,1, II. Faulkner.
A $25,000 FIRE.
The Largest File in Yeais Occuia at
No. 3 Shaft.
At 0 o'clock yestetdny morning nn
alarm was turned In from Box G8, ultu
ntPd .it tlio Lookout. A second alarm
followed In five minutes, calling out nil
tlio firemen und nppnrntua In the city.
Tiro had been discovered In the shaft
of No. :! mine, owned by tho Delaware
and Hudnon company, Just below tho
Lookout crosslnBT.nnd bcforo the llamea
were gotten under control they had
swept through the enshiu room, blnck
smlth shop and all other buildings on
the HUif.ico nnd bin nod out the shaft
and timbers.
George Dawson, it, miner, had a few
inlnutrs before the lire was discovered,
none down Into the mine to do some
carpenter work. Ho was accompanied
by Michael Garvey, a pump runner,
.uid another man. w-Iiofo name could
not be ntrettalned. A few miners were
celebrating the day of test by sltltng
In tho blacksmith shop, smoking and
telling stories. when their attention ww
simultaneously attracted by a gust of
fUnie and smoko issuing from tho
mouth of thu shaft. Quick as men
tould iun, theso men turned in nn
alarm. The Cottage Hose company,
located near theie, w-ni soon on the
swno with their apparatus, and short
ly nfterwnrd the Columbian arrived.
It was seen nt onco that the fire was
going to be a tough one to fight und
11 second alarm was turned in, sum
moning the Mitchell Hose company.
Theso three companies of volunteer
Hremen made a brave light against
overwhelming odds, for the day was
bitterly cold, the buildings endangered
were old and of unpalntcd pine and
dry as match-boxes. They stuck game
ly to their posts, however, nnd did all
they could to prevent the spreading of
the flameB. The force of water thrown
on the blaze was inadequate nnd about
half thu required pressure was lack
ing. By It o'clock the buildings were a
mass of ruins nnd the flames had been
confined to tho shaft, which was still
throwing out dense volumes nt smoko
nnd steam. The nozzles of tho differ
ent lines of hose were directed against
this. At 11 o'clock another alarm was
rung, but this was interpreted ns a
mistake, ns two taps should have been
rung. A few minutes later these taps
were given.
At S o'clock another alarm was rung
In from tho samo box nnd a big ciowd
assembled in front of the Columbia
hose house, on Slain street, to see the
horses turn out. But the spectators
had to be gratified by seeing tho
Mitchells' fine black team gallop past.
The Columblas had correctly inter
preted the signal to mean that they
should come nnd get their hose, which
had been left to pour a stream down
tho shaft. They obeyed tho signal
after the crowd had dlsperhed.
In the engine loom thus desttoyed
four largo engines and three "bull"
pumps were ruined. One of these
pumps had a capacity of 5,400 gallonR
a minute and the other two 2,250 gal
lons a mlnuto each. Their destruction
means the flooding of the mine, law
throwing 500 men and 'boys out of
work.
Foreman Bofce estimated the totnl
loss at $23,000. Ho says that tho shut
down will not last more than a week,
as a tempoinry pump will be rigged up
at once, and inulo power will take tho
place of the endless rope.
The firemen suffered severely fiom
the cold weather, and tho spectators
were drenched a number of times when
a quick shlttlrs of the hose took place.
The thiee men who had descended into
the shaft Jubt before the outbieak of
tho fire made their exit by means of
another bhuft.
A Saturday Morning File.
Tho broko out In the nivenburg
building, on Salem avenue, early Sat
urday morning, but the fliemen extln
sulshed it before much damage had
been done by the llames. This build
ing was sold to Robert Kd wards, the
butcher, only a few days ago, nnd ho
had not uttended to thu transfer of tho
instance policies at the time the file
broke out. Water and smoke were re
sponsible for mote damage than the
llames nnd Mr. Kd wards' loss will ,
a heavy one.
At 4 o'clock a pns.seiby saw flames
ehootlng over the Stephens building
nd attempted to ttnn in nn alarm
from Box 21. corner of Main and
fcalom. but the system fnllcd to work
Messengers were then dispatched on
ww ,. f,?r th? , ,'cso companies, tho
Mitchells arriving first. Oilleer Bell
had aroused p. A. Hlvenbuig, a mmn
berof the Mitchells, In the meantime
He supposed tho fire was In tho opera
houso or tho Stephens building. Tlio
Mitchells got a lino of hose to the reur
of the latter building, when it was seen
that it was the third story of tho
Rlvenburg building.
Frank Elbrtcht, who bonids with the
nivenburcs, had a loom on the third
floor, and a messenger awoke him. By
this time the smoke was so dense that
Mr. Elbrecht had much difficulty In es
caplng. The origin of the lire Is a mystery
although mice nibbling matches, unin
sulated electric wires and other huh.
positions are sit forth. The tonent of
water poured in by the hose companies
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COUGH SYRUP
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CARBONDALE
DEPARTMENT
ran down tho fltnlr. like a Niagara
nnd everything' on tho two lower doors
was soaked.
Mr. Hlvenburg has sccuicd tho build
ing at SS Dundnff street us a tempor
ary meat mnrket and supplied his
trade on Saturday as usual.
MOBS ABOUT THAT OVERCOAT.
Mr. Fuller Is Vindicatod and Another
Is in the County Jail.
The Tribune printed a story on Sut
uiday morning regarding William V.
Fuller being arrested and held In $100
ball hefoio Atderman Baker for the
larceny of nn overeat from Charles
Letts, of the Buffet. Another chapter
of that stoiy Is now tendy for publica
tion. After Mr. Fullei had lealled the
gravity of tho charge against him he
concluded that he wouldn't be obstln
atc any longer and inado up ils mind
to tell all he knew about the coat and
how it came into his possession If
ho hnd adopted this course In the be
ginning he would have saved lots of
trouble for all concerned. He confided
to Constable 1'lerce, who had him In
chnrge, that he had bought the coat
f i om a man named Joslah White, of
Jcrmyn, nnd swoie out n wan ant for
his arrest on the specific charge of
selling or battering stolon goods., know
ing them to be stolen. This wan ant
was obtained from Alderman Morrison,
as Alderman Baker had closed up his
ofllco and could not be loiind. Con
stable Pierce and Puller drove down
to Jermyn, placed White under nuest
and bi ought him to this cltv, viheio
he was placed on tilul before Aldei
ninn Mnitlson nt a late hour Pilday
night.
On the way back Constable Pierce
noticed that White was very unens
Ho would eery few minutes place ills
hand inside his coat and work his lin
gers near the region of tho Inside
pocket. Arter a while Pleiee asked
White whut was tlio matter with him.
The prisoner mumbled something about
his "galluses" slipping down. But
Pierce was suspicious and told him to
keep his ImntLout of there In a min
ute or so the member stole back. Then
Pierce spoke plain nnd to the point.
He told White If he placed his hand In
there again he would knock him down
with his "Jack." Tho constable was
limit med except foi this piece of wood
and did not propose to tnko any
chances.
When he had got lilm to Aldeiman
Moirlson's olllce Pleiee seatched White
and in the Inside pocket, whete the
hand had so often strayed, was loiind
a loaded revolver, wrapped In a piece
of cloth. Evidently White had tiled
to get the cloth oft, but for what pui
pose can onlv i t onjectured. Another
find was a paicel of new sllei spoons
which the pilsoner said he had gotten
from Chicago foi the puipose of sell
ing, but when ptessed as to whom he
expected to sell them he was lathei
muddled In his lenlles.
At tho healing before Aldei man, Mor
rison Mr. Fuller became the at elisor
Instead of the prlsonsr. He testltled
that he hnd tiaded the coat with White
for his own and had given SI..V) "to
boot." Then he bought back his own
coat trom White for 50 cent" He hnd
worn It innocently, going Into Letts'
place on S.ituul.iy unsuspicious of the
fact that it was Letts' coat lie had
on, and then fellow ed his an est
'Mrs. Fuller followed her husband on
tho .stand and told ot how Fuller hud
brought the coat home and she had
sewed his name in it, knowing that
her husband would not have come by
It dishonestly Other witnesses testl
tled and then Joslah White was heard.
He said he had found tho coat at Xo.
1 btldge at midnight. The aldeiman
asked him why he had not gone home
Instead of tiaveling In an opposite di
rection. AVhlte said he did not know
the way to Jermyn
"How long have you lived t hens'"
"Nine years."
"And you don't know the load after
dark?"
"Xo. sir."
After a little the mlsouor had a
brand new story to tell why he was nt
Xo. 1 bridge so late at night. This was
followed by others until the alderman
giew weary nnd held White In .'00
ball for knowingly bartering stolen
goods, and an additional J'iOO for car
rying eoncenlsd weapons. He was
taken to the county Jail In Seranton
on Sauttday moinlng by Constablo
Pierce,
JUMPED FOB HIS LirE.
Robert Edwards Had h Narrow Es
cape from Beinj Killed.
Bobert Ldw arils, tho meal man of
Salem avenue, had a close lace with
death on Satuuluy evening. Ho wus
leturning from Jeimyn, where ho had
been on business, and was driving his
team. He lost control of tho horses
nnd they set out at a ilgli rate of
speed for this city.
The horses started to lidm tin.
tracks of the Delaware and Hudson
railroad Just below this city as tinln
Xo. 19, due In this city at 7.01, came
whirling along at a high rate of speed.
The engine struck the team, killing
one horse Instantly nnd Injuilng thu
other so It Is a question If It can be
saved. Mr Kdwauls Jumped from tho
wagon Just in time to save his own
llfo and landed unhurt on tho Hack
beside the ono the wngon was on.
Saturday was a bad duy for Mr. Kd
wards, for besides this accident his
newly purchased propeity on Salem
nvenue was badly damaged by fire ear
ly In the morning.
Double Tracks in Use.
The Delawnie and Hudson Ballioad
company started using their newly
laid double track from the east end
of Tuscaiora passing sldo to u point
the other sldo on Windsor on Satur
day morning. They nie using the old
single track as a south-bound track
now. The company has opened tele
giupli offices nt both ends of the doublo
track and a man named Dnehler, foi
nierly towennan nt Mlnooka Junction,
has taken charge of the telegraph ot
flee at tho north end a Mr Williams
nt Tuscaiora,
Boturnod Home,
Mr. and Mrs. W T. Pi Ice, of p.uk
street, havo returned homo fiom Bozo
man, Montana. They have been gone
since last May. Mr Price was supei
Intendent of the Preubvtoiliin Sunday
school when he left the city,
H.L. Hatfield, man
ager of the Carbon
dale ed.tlon, will ba
pleased to receive
callers seeking Infor
mation or desirous of
Imparting It. Tele
phone numbers: New
335: old, 0433.
"THY KINGDOM COME."
A Stirring Sermon Delivered by Bv.
Elliott at Congregational Church
Yesterday morning, at the Tlrst Con
st egntlnnnl church, nev. M. C. Elliott,
the pastor, preached to a good-sized
congregation. A featuie of the set
vlco was tho excellent music rendered
by tho choir, under the direction of
John Xnylor. the now chorister nnd
organist. Miss IMlth Fowler, who
possesses a rich contralto voice, was
In the choir for tho first time yester
day morning nnd was a decided ac
quisition. Mr. Klllott chose for the text ot
his morning's discourse a pin use In
the Lotd'i Prnyci: "Thy Kingdom
Come," Matthew vl: 10. Tho clergy
man said: "The text Jmplles a pain
ful fact. That In some Important
sense, 'The Kingdom of God' had not
come. It nlscJ Implies n most glorious
fact that Clod has a Kingdom; Is a
King. Jesus had dwelt in the realm
of perfectness; ho knew Its unbroken
harmony, its eternal peace, its Joyous
teivlce. He pi ays that the world may
become such a kingdom. Was Ho
merely a dt earner of beautiful dreams?
Will the leopard never change his
spots" Will our children throush.
countlesH generations live on in irie
llglon as our fothots have? Polish tho
thought!
"Clod has evei had u people in tho
world. Xo day has passed from th
Ct cation even until now, but some
of the race have bowed befoio Him
In adoration. For the sake of the few
llghteous men He has spared th"
world
"The prayer contemplates the unl
voistlltv nnd supiemncy of Justice.
Jesus pleaded fr a time when light
should pievnll, when pioblty. Integilty.
honor, equity, constancy and incor
luptlblllty should be the wnlnrnlshed
attribute of all men.
"Such n l osltlon Is possible onlv
through the Oospol He pioelalmed nnd
tlitough the blessed spit It He be
que ithed to the church.
"Wherever God tules supieme, a
man will think more of otheis than of
himself. When every man Is a Chils
tlun perfected, he will be living foi
others, Another shall be as dear as
"If another s happlne shall be
guarded as out oi n another's inter
est as our own Jesns said, 'Love thy
nnlghboi ns thyself.' Thank God, we
see now nets ot companion nnd qlmr
Itv, but the time will be when acts
shall be succeedfd by linblt
"In prnpoitlon as wo do light, lov
meicy. nnd appidiend the tiuth about
sihatlou and all else. 1:, so fa, has
.he Kingdom of God come to u
'The piobable method bv which thl
ptnyor ot our Lord will be nnswcied
will not be by (oetcion. Men cannot
be foiced Into goodnecs. loi men
in no nioie be foiccd Into goodnesi
tbnn be foi cod into c ilmlnallty. If .i
man l lotted to do a cilme. he who
forced him I? the ciimlnal. If a mill
be ionied into doing n i Isht thlnr
lie himself Is not pioven to be fnor Is
he) bittei than he was befoie ee
men slmplv maile to do peifntlv,
th"v would i c main without merit or
goodness God would not mle In then'
but 111 split of them. The method of
God Is to Imiiife nit n lo n Mghci m
niie to woik in thini better dispo
sitions so Hint they of theli own nc
conl elect to -ei vp lllm Tine obe
dience must be voluntary, lust as leil
guilt must be const louslv conti acted
' Xoi bv noise Ah the temple was
built without sound of ne or hnni
mei. so shall the Kingdom of God
come 'lthout external pomp 'wlthotu
observation.' As leaven woik. in the I
meal ns the -un iKes In the heavens
as the stais march In their courses
so shall the Kingdom of God com" ,n
silent e. The pinveis of ineicv ni" In
sllenti; the method of wrath Is li
noise, thundei and t.nlble -aith-quakes.
"Alas! nit- we not desponding i.lm
plv because wo Fee not the Kingdom
of Cod coining with ole-etvatlon. noise.
publlclt '.' Aie we not disquieted If
stilling tepoits do not leach us? Arc
we not faint-hearted because wo can
not number the child) en of Israel . If
you weie out at sea, although the tide i
shoul t ilso sixty feet, you would not'
be able to discern the fact; but If
you wcio In sight ot the slendeion !
i.itk von would be able, liven so, our
position or powers of discernment mav
be such that, although the tide of
grace is Using ajo, and bearing us mi
we may not pel civ e it Yet If you
sen one soul turn fiom sin to holiness
from ti list in self to tiust In God
you see how mlghtilv docs tho woik
ot God piogiess. You may reason
fiom this sollt.uy case known, per
haps, only to a very few how many
nin bo simultaneously affected.
"Xor by man alone. Xot by might,
nor by power, but by the spirit of God,
man may pioclalm the Gospel m in
may exhoit to onedienco. He. God all
glorlus, will, nnd has come to pur
suade, to enlighten men.
"The expcilenee of sonow, tho e
peilenie ot sin, tho sight of the holy
and upright, the meilt nnd deserts or
Jesus all theso should Induce us to
biciithc this piajt'i "
Birthday Party.
Little Geoige Correll, sou of Lewis
Correll of Washington avenue, cele
biated the sixth unnlveisaiy ot his
blith by a Juvenile pnrty at his homo
Filduy afternoon. A largo number of
boy nnd gill trlcnds had a gala tlmo
and (lenrglo was the recipient of many
pietty gifts.
Returned Home.
Miss Mny Kllpatilck, daughter of tha
Hon. J. W. Kllpntrlck, mayor ot this
city, was brought homo on Saturday
afternoon. She Is slowly recovering
fiom the opeiatlon performed on her
for appendicitis at the Seranton I'll
vate hospital.
Bartenders Go to Seranton,
Clint les Letts, James Nealon, John
Campbell, Domlnlek ICeiins, James
Thompson nnd Jerry O'Houike attend
ed a meeting of the llarlenders' union
held In Sciunton jesterdny afternoon.
Theatrical.
Wednesday "A Wise Woman."
Satin day "Tho Powet Uehind tho
Thi one,"
An Apron Sooial.
The Lntlles' uuNlllarv of tho itull-
rood Trainmen will hold nn npron
social at Cambrian hall on Wedncs
day evening, January 30. As theso
events given by these ladles arc al
ways enjoyable ones, It Is expected
that a large number of guests will bo
thcro that evening.
FIRST SERIES NEARLY OVER.
Only Bevsn More Games to B Played
In th Cycle- Club Tournoy.
Two moio games weie played in tlio
cycle club pool tournament on Satur
day evening, Humphrey (third class)
winning trom Mitchell (fourth class),
nnd Davis (third class) besting lloolo
(second clnss). There nro now but
seven games remaining of the first
series to be played. So far four have
bfen dropped for losing three games,
and several more Hie likely to he
disposed of the same way this week.
Th standing of those who remain Is
ns follows:
W L W. 1
""''J' 1 fHri(JB t 1
HUhool ocilTor.l I 1
Humphrey 3 0 HooIp 1 I
McMillan :i O.Knapp 1 1
Swindle .1 0 Itonnle 1 l
u-l J O pay 1 a
Scurry t 0 IMliliuum 1 2
' i ri.iv i
Mitchell 2 1 Manner t 'J
J, fi. rtecso 2 tlw. Smith 1
""I'Tt 2 1 Itenton n
Itulherford 1 Crane 0 J
D. H. Smith .. .1 1 MoiRin 0 2
stemrt . . i ,i, i. i(ice ) 2
MARIE LAMOUB.
Tho Leading Lady of "A Wiso
Woman" Company.
Mniie Lamour Is a name flint hns
been heralded through the theatilcal
columns of tho dally papers to such an
unlimited extent of late that to those
who have not watched tlvo career of
this gifted young artiste from its In
ceptlon, a brief resume of what might
be termed her professional life will not
prove uninteresting leading. To begin
with, Miss Lnmour began her career
on the rtnge In the humble capacity
of a chorus singer In ono of Augustln
Daly's musical comedy companies, nnd
to the splendid enily tiatnlng received
In this capacity, as well as to u stilct
adherence to the ilgld discipline con
stantly enforced In Mr Daly's oigan
Izntlons, Miss Lnmour credits the foun
dation of what up to tills time has been
a career of brilliant success
Last season Miss Lamnui severed
lici connection with the Daly company
to star In the title mle of Wilfred
Claike's faiclcal tomodv. "A Wiso
Woman," and her success s(, fai is
said to havo been of the most -o!id
nttistle and financial kind
Bnv. Father Coffey 111.
Veiv llev. Thomas F. Colfey, V. U .
leetoi of the Church of St. Hose tlo
Lima, was taken veij ill caily on Sun
ilav moinlng with a seveie attack of
the gtlp. Last evening he had much
Improved, but was still confined to bit
bod Yesterday's sen It ts at the t hutch
weie niesldetl over bv J!e. Father
Got man, assisted bv Kev. Fntliei Vi
llltl, of the Church of Our Lndv of
Mount CanucI Theie weie time
masses s-nld In the motnlng. In the
at 'ei noon u liuiiirTti of chlldicn weie
rhilstincd I'Nhop Piendeig.mt was
expected to be heie. but he did not
come
A Cominrr Convention.
I The annual com -1111011 of ihe i:p-
worth league ot tile lloliest!ale-(l!s-II'
"f tile W.vommr tollfelt-IU'e Will
!" Pi Ml lii tlif Mi irodlst .hii"". In
I oien city on Mu.uay und Tiicm- ..
Teb. I und ." The piogtamm- commlt
Ite pinmlses to give the delegates
some numbi'is of unusual exc Mem e
The Micict) ot th Fli st Methodist
Lpistopal t Inn eh In HiIh t Itv vester
dav elei ted the following tlelt gates
Laura Kennedy, Xettle Bailey, Mi S
L Cailton, X II Smith and Chai les
St v 'I a 111 e
Bightli Annivoisaiy.
Lilt I elm lodge, Xo. 1(10, Duilgllteis -if
ltfbeknh will have leached Its eighth
annlvLisarj on the tweltth ol ne.t
month and In oulir to npp.iipiintely
cominemoiale the event an ouitiMin
ment and sotlal will be helil In heti
tooms in Catnbiian hall. Dverv fffort
will be put torth to make the niTalr an
enjoyable one and the sot letles In nil
the neat by towns will be Invi-ed to
pin th ipate
I
TtnltAii Ttnv "nptid. 1
lames I'.iteiunt. an Itnllun bo.v living
with his put cuts In Uleetih all'.v. tiled
Satuulny afteinooii The funo'-il was
held this afteinoon, almost the entire
t ninny turning out. Services weie held
In Our Lady of Mt Caimel ehurel . af
ter which Interment was made in si
Hose iemtci The boy win on of
the biightest of the yoiin tor nieribu s
of the (olouv
runoial Today.
The lUlleial ot the late .Mis, Clleii
Moflltt will be held this moinlng at 10
o'clock. lit. itev. lMnnind K. l'render
gast, bishop of Philadelphia, a nephew
of tlie deceased womnn, will celehi.ite
a solemn high muss of leqitlem in St.
Hose church, and Interment will be
made in St. Hose cemetery.
A Weddinf Next Week.
Announcement hns been made of tho
coming wedding of Miss Lvu D. .May,
daughter of Mrs. Catherine D, Muy. to
Owen Hees It will take placo at the
home of Tied Sluman, on Thoino
street, on Wednesday, February C. Mr.
Hees Is an employe of the Delawnie
und Hudson company.
Moetinrjs Tonight.
Common council.
Ollvo Leaf lodge, No. 15'i, Independ
ent Ordcrof Odd Fellows.
Federal union, No. 7201.
Patriotic Order Sons of America.
Carbondaio council, No. 3J9, Knights
ot Columbus
Tho Passing Throng.
W. 11. Johnson Is homo fiom Mon
tteal, Henry T Sanford, o Clink nvenue.
Is III.
Mis. John Maxwell is ill at her homo
on Park stteet.
Charles Wuinur. of the fiutfet. is laid
up with the grip.
Mis. Joseph Isger Is one of the latest
victims of tho gtln.
F H, Illller has been down with tho
filip tin seveuil days.
Joseph Utley spent Sunday with his
mother-in-law in Clltfoid,
Charles Howard, of Oneonta, has re
turned from a short stay In town.
Miss Lottlo Carlton, of Illnghamton,
Is spending a few days in town.
Miss Mai gin et Kllleen, of Seranton,
spent Sunday with hei patents In
town.
Miss Maine Finsser of Stnnucca, has
been spending several davs as the guest
of her cousin, Miss Clontvlovo Fnrrell.
of this city.
Miss Anna Belle Gardner, of Clifford,
spent Sunday with Miss Mlnnlo Utloy,
of Belmont street.
Mrs. ThomnH Atthur, 'of Belmont
street, is reported to bo seriously III
with pneumonia.
Miss Mamie Steele has lecovered
from hero recent Illness so far us to
bo ablo to bo out again.
Miss Minnie Morso left town on Sat
urday for Cndosln, where she will
make her home In future.
John Brown, of the Paik Clothing
house, has recovered from his ton dnys'
illness nnd will resume his work this
morning.
W. J. Iloberts nnd wife have taken
up their residence temporarily with
Mrs. Hoberts' mother, ..Mrs, Juliet lley
nolds, on Xoith Terrace sticct.
Specialty. Diseases of Women,
Boom 1, over Globe store. Hours: 1 to
0 30 p. m. Consultation fi.j. Dr.
Troverton. -
JERMYN AND A1AYFIELD.
The old saying that tumbles never
come singly was veililed Satuuluy in
tho case of Robert L'dwauls, the well
known Cnrbontlnlo butcher. Harly In
tho morning tho Ulvenberg property In
that city, which ho purchased a few
days ago, was visited by flte anil con
siderably damaged. As Mr. Kdwauls
had not yet effected nny insuiance on
tho building the damage done by fire
nnd wnler will be qulto u loss to him
About 7 o'clock in the evening ho 111 t
with a serious accident nt the Dela
ware und Hudson ciosslng, between
tho depot nnd feed mill. He was driv
ing over the ciosslng unconscious of
the rapid upproaeh of an engine and
caboose, which was going south, and
his team wrs light upon the south
bound track when they were struck
by the engine, tho foico of tho blow
breaking off the tongue close to the
wagon and Ian ling the team aside nn
the noith-bound Hack, killing one of
the hoises untl severely Injuilng the
other by bi caking Its Jaw
The Republicans of the First waul
held their caucus on Sntuulay even
ing In Windsor hall and nominated th"
following ticket Councilman, Thomas
Davis, school tlliectoi, Samuel Waters:
assessor. Kdw.ud Graves. Judge of
election, John Mason Inspeetoi, David
Jones
The tii'-nibeis of James stii.n 1 t 01111
cll. Xo To.!. Ji O. V. A. M , li'ive tie
tided to hold a masquenule ball In IM
niunds' nail on Thuisdnv exenliur. Fell
14.
The Democrats of the botimgh will
nn et in caucus In enteipiive hull at 7
o'clock tomotrow evening
Miss C01.1 Davis, daughter of Di S,
D. Davis, is ullllttid with a seveie at
tack of gilp
Joslah White, of Sieond stteet, was
attested b m Carbomlal constable 011
Siituid.iy on the dimge of stealing an
ov ci emit tinm Tony Letls. n Cm lion
dale saUion-kei per. White Is now
nisticitlng at the cottntv J ill
PECKVJLLE.
Tin pi Im. ii les held Satin day in th
Flist w ml weie the iiinut cMitlir; In
the hlstoiy ol the wni-d Mo-si James
VV. Smith and S. II. Htlggs. the two
asplinnt.i toi the humus of mum II
man. who will r -pi evented nt the polls
bv their earnest winking fi lends und
theie was much doubt of the lesnlt
until the vote, were counted wlin It
wis le i mil that .Mr. Smith had won
the buttle. The lesult was tn follows.
Count llniun, Jiinns w. smith; siiioul
Hut to f. ii. Hitter, audlloi G. II.
Itei-d 1 !"i vnt-v, justice of the neuee.
S. W inoltl 111 votes ihs'ms n: .1.
Montiet . Judgj of election, .1 llioail.
Inspet tins. T. Dewey und W. II.
White.
-All Jesse ii, It. of Mill tttleut. Is III.
.Mr D V. Tuyloi of Piosp 't-t street,
l letoveiing fiom his recent Illness
Miss llnniinh N.ve spent Sunday with
fi lends a MliionNa
Mi. William Gunii vmin ii tullei In
Sciunton vesleiila.N
Mi. and Mrs. Theoiloie White, of
Sci. niton, spent jesteulav with Mr. uml
Mis. W. V. K tchuin.
In S.itmdny's Is.siie I notice an Item:
'The tutsties of the Methodist Hpls
topal chinch will give a supper nnd
ftiteitulniucnt Wcilnc-Ma'- evening.
Feb. 'i. Tlu onteilalnmetit will be 111
chaise of ). u. Lathrop, Admission,
2" cents." This 1 wiong .uul mis
leading, as the tiustees have nothing
to do with It, ns both the enteitiiln
nient and supper Is solely In t lingo of
Class No. I, of the. Metbollst Kplsco
pal Sunday school, and 2" ceiits In
eludes both enti ilalniuent and sup
pei Supptr served nftei onteitulu
ment, whue the tli,iic,e will be made.
fSiowin I). H Lntlnop.
OLYPHANT.
The Hepublltan ptlni.nles weie hid
In the Second waul Satuiday evening.
For the nllli e of councilman John F.
Jones defeated William Adah by u vote
of SO to .",S. The candidates tor the
other olllces weie unopposed. Joseph
W. Fatten was nominated tor school
dliector and William T. F,vans for as
sessor The funei.il of tho late William
White took place trom the family home
In lllakely yesterday afteinoon at L'.llO
o'clock. The services weie conduct
ed at the house by Hev. James Ib,
pastoi of the Piimltlve .Methodist
chinch. The icmniiis were laid at u-st
In Fnloii (cuicterv.
Tilt Deniotiutlc primal lew tor tho
Setond ward to nominate eandldatts
tor the ward olllces will be held at tho
usual polling platen on Tuesdav be
tween tho bonis of 4 and 7 o'clock
p. m M. AV. Cummlngs, P. H, GfJ)
bons Miss Kate Dndsoit spent yesteuluy
with lelntlves nt Plymouth.
Halph Saigo was n visitor ut Wilkes
Ilarre yesterday.
John J. Hurley, of Seranton, was the
guest of Photographer Golden yester
day, Howa Polish City Amuses Its People
Kor lm coperli t.-i ent) rwutliliiR ihat
frai Pari., in Wirsaw, aironli 1 jnupi. lime
art- opiiuir thealtr. punch mid Ju.li and uthir
Idos'iowi, eutdwor attraction, mjiIi n wall.,
Itrnvtc lountalm, J oatlug of tirv conccliuulo
I Ind, nicrrj-KorouniN, fivln.'s, iljnflns panl
lm, luiich lonntin, ailiktlt luiirt. nofi li itiWs,
Imt not a drop ct altohol tn am fium wlnt
enr. lm tho very Utile em, tlm,. me n,
cI.isuicm uheie tho inaj miko kand plm, pj
KoniPH of all kind, leiiu tu ilnn populai wiui,
train UiciimIik pllcillj iimlci tho dlnetlon
ot a KHdiutisI klndiritarintr. Thu ulikr lu)
liao laces and oiher athlitlt conte.t Pnrn
au i.'leii fur uood ileportiiitnt mid prodcleiu)
In the fjaini', In lew than two ji-jm, tin an
Ihurllltn M), thi park h.i uliiady aetoinplhid
an npprcrlahlo amount In ilenitlnit the tutu of
llvlnir anionic the puoni c)it of the iltj.
Cosmopollt tn.
.
To Cure the Grip in Two Days.
I.avatlio llioino Quinine renioe tin; cau-o,
ANNUAL REPORT
of the
Directors of the Poor of the
Seranton Poor District,
for the Year EndlngDec. 31, igoo
Mitmln receipt, disbursement, uccounti ut kc
rrtiry, trraurer, tax tollittotn, reports ot u
perintenJcnt anil rciitknt phjuiilaii, product ol
thi! (arm nml an Inventory tit the leat nnd pel.
niial property til tho tllntrltt iw required by the
Act ot AwmMy Incorporating the dIMrlit, p
proied April otli, lSd2
VfCOUMS 01 THU sLUItbTAUV. .
Thi in ij dMiurwd upon claim
jKaliwt tlio dhtrlrt, duly ipprowd
y the Hoard ot Director, tor which
vouchers are on flic, the mm ot.... 'if tl
Hixlriliuted 119 follottn:
SU.VMIN AM) sr.ltVIti:."
fihrlei of director tor 1ST) 2,71.1 8.1
Hiliirli of auditor tor KO 300 00
SihultH of ufllcer. atltiidant nnd
olhn emploje lil.VI" 2t
Totil for wlariis and horvlti 10,510 H
oinnooii iii.i.ut
PiolIon, etc
Midltlnr
I'uniral tupnuci
Keel
TrniKirUtlon
Vlllk
Nuwltiis
12,)" 7
.Ml
I. CSS
m;
:ti
t.i
l.tut
i
Chllilnti in hiuiu nml tra
(1inn1 .
luinc
Stale Hospital fur lnmc ."..!
1hIkIiii; und mril for trjiiiiriil
'lot it outdoor lelltt
si;ppi.ir.s,
l,roieilr, pimUluu, etc .. ..
Meat und tlsh
I'lour
l'n. I, nii'il, rti ,
Coil mid light
Ilrv kihhIh mil ilothlui;
Shi" nnd lenthtr
Diugi uml rut ilicl ni-H
C'rniKtiv iitiil hiiiluart . ..
fool .mil iitriifiN
frilicht nnd exiutiKi
'lolutto and pipes
Suil nnd phut
PirHHm
lilnfc.t.iiitM
Illlll Mlppllls ,
Vliciiliiiomw
V 1il,7.'7 1)1
MI0 "
,".,H2 H
2,i;0 13
l,il 27
"1,22(1 21
ft.7')7 01
1,107 21
1,207 f$
VI 21
411.1 12
411 27
277 'II
I't 12
I'M hf)
Ul 2
II 7V
120 10
Till il fm Mipplli-. ., . A Jt,H" U
impiioi:mi:ms and hi i-iik
roiiMr itnij s ij.cii 77
Colli vim ibp .",,,) ,V)
simp li..n.. I.7tr2 t')
Vihuliil.li illon huillinic nil M
Iikiiio litxpitil WO 17
M1I1 luulillnv M7 7'i
rrrmle luilldlnir Mm
Iplliplit lmllilliu l-7 ni
lout pump 1,1s 70
Wain lino in .
IIiiih and "liidt ifi 02
liil.tr J2'i Ol
I .iiimlrv . ijil J",
Coll i,'.. nn Ilicnti firm .17 ikl
I lcil)c ilrt houi . 177 1.0
I inn tniils ami inp!iinuit . Itv) IV
ll'itlsmlthliuf . . ... .02 !:
W iictii H0 21
lliir-f, mid i ittle .. ,'7U Ul
I.lcht. licit .mil pimir ibnt t mm 21
Itel.ilnlii.' u ills ind Ihi; wnlk ,. I.liis 1(1
l-iuii and uici'ii.U . . 2)
lion fuiio -mil nlilnliu ill . " '7
sn crit ind dt lilts "IS"
s.,n .ml iiiiikh . . .... 1,2 Ii)
llnnc- lal 11
I Imilf wiiinx . I7K a
llltrtili fin . 1 (j)
I'ltlsh VI (!7
limril ii lull Ill il
'lolil fm Inii'ioiti until ml to
pills s 2l,n,M -Jv
I'lllVIIMI VSI) sTVIIilM l!V.
!
I'll, lulling urn ial rrpoit
IteiiK Ittd tltllikv ... . .
illhi Minplli-i and (Ijtun
Sil Mri-ilioH to pupr it llonie
Toi tl Ii r prlutliu nnd Miilnnnt
KniMimii:
ltul ind liti'itinz '
( jr)Kt mil ln.it t tn i
( linn mid ,eltre
( urn lie
Wheel ihiln
Mil Mr
I'ot il (it fm nit hi
Mis( EI.I,ANil)l s
ttmir.ini.i . i
lux iluplii in
ttitnoifi on uurrtiM .. .. .
1 ikuI tout . . ....
soli. Iter uiUtillani'iiilv ovpi ie
st i Init rih tit's ovponsos . .
I'mtiiri'
roll I lloni lentil
Mn.ii.il lu-ti iitiK ills, inu.li. id .
Iiiittlini; ivpnut, uiiwln pi
Hint ill
Artlflilil lliii'i
Itenl of pjMuu- I mil
Dun and i vpeiiw-j to sitt ininui
Hon
Tni, trime, ite
Sifo deposit lio
iln'iu of iilltf, .ilfiilolts clo. .
I Ii Ul
HI 21
77 17
IS O)
7 is 1 12
ln HO
.At tu
'VI i.s
i, o)
(1 117
in 20
1.110 Oj
I.Nvv 'tl
f1' 71
2"il O-i
J.I U)
It An
12.: in
77 71
lis II
JUI .0
-Mil -20
177 10
Ut no
17 11
22 17
II i
2s 71
lol.i' for infill ineoii. . . s 4,li Jl
vkoi'ms or roi.i.i milts.
Wide VI. linn, rolluloi, Is'is, in jotouni uhli
s,i inlou Pi or liivtriit.
111!
lliluui ilu liuur;, 11, tom) .. .s it,v22 ivi
( i:
lit i. nil paid Y.. M iiiiot, In. i.
i.i 1 1 :;,im n)
Itililiio dm Jin. lt, 101 10 b22 f
Siil. j.it to i voiKialiou', ahatiuitnt and mm
111 Mil US
Idwanl Tan. inlloctoi, ls'i-i, in aeiount ullli
si iiitn'l Pool Pivtrll t.
lilt f
ll.il Jin i due I in l-l, r"i s -2l,ll'i Is
( II
lit i.il piid I.. VI eiino. iieit
uitr . . . ,.$ Ji.uni On
llil.ii'io dm- Jin 1-1. l'H s 11,110 is
siili'irt tn rvuieritloii, alutrirentu ami torn.
i uit"oi
I IMnaril Pan. tolletloi, 1 tt . in lecouni with
I s, riinton I'ooi llistrirt
1)11
I To aiiieunt of ilupllratt. !') . .. S so.OJj 10
CI!
I 111 i ivli paid K. M Villio), lit u
uier s 11,1111) IV)
llal.uiio duo Jin. lt, l'Xll S.-1,I3110
' stli,j,, t ennrratlon-. itntrnicnt and torn
' 111 M.1I n
ini:sfi!:it's vaousis
I 1. M. Viinoi, ticauit'r, 100i, in aroouui v itlt
I srr.uitnn Poor llNtricl
I DIt
J In t i.li u 1 1 in. I Jan, Im. r"i, pir
Aiulitol' upon S 27,710 (II
i
, In u-li lulu
Wjilo M I'Iiiii, iwlltii",. isiiv. ... i.imo Cm
Iduurd I'm, lollttloi, v) u 11,00.) 0.)
I 1'dw.ud I irr, lolleclor, 1na) .M.iTO 00
1 I, ; MiCidtM, auditor ceiiPial .... -il.ti.o 7j
Cioico W. Humor, Siipeilntenilent
' Iminl of Inmate, etc "."IVI H
1 t ,1 (illloptc, eerretaiy U10 71
llulirliK rtiiici .757
Total
MJI.lnO 1.1
til
Hi u.iii.iiit ii-In. I , n,mi ti
ll ilinto on hand Inn. ht, l)l .. iU, 11 5 09
W'MtltVNT ACIOU.NT.
Waiuni iiiiLunilinc .lm. lit, vm., , i.iui vji
Warrmi i-iuoil In 1C"0 $ 0S.323 S7
'lotul . . iatvfl7 07
I nor In Ivki aeiount .... .,iri ,in
Wiiliant camelled S20 Hi
Warrant ulie. in l'mo... 'N,(l ot V'doi wi
Warr.ii t iuitt.inilinir Ian lt, l'nii tftl ',?
i.Ni:rou oi- rap-os al piiophih or
s(ltAMO l'OOIt DIsritllT.
.VilmiuUn.ltU.M I'lillilliz t, s.WH i1
Iihiiih lnilliliiiL' l't,--''"i St !
Mm' liplldhu 3,1 1(,
Wolnil ' biiilillnt tl.lul If 1
I'pllipHc liullilluir 1,'n'i -2j
I'M"! , , 7U M
0tiinMii!il him .1,21 fr)
siiuaiL ham 1,1,21 ivi I
liel j 1,201 00 I
limrco 210 00
lllltklt.l 'i 11 I
l aipintu- ho ti mi
lllack'iulth .hop -212 00
Pimir hou..i 2,(v)2 72
ll.iKui 7( 01
I nnIt I.owaij
Moruuo a 01
Mono flud u.n 21
Cold toiao hull. liny JU7 00
CniiMmloiy , 001 00
Pei'iner farm , 117 01
Dlrtiton." 100111, scianmn l.snj 50
Total of piriMinil pup. Hi , ij. 70,'iso (,1
I
ravENTortY or iieai estate.
Old farm, ISO acre ... J 22,000 Ot
Ileemer firm, 110 aerci 11,500 00
Administration building .10,000(0
Inan horaital 90,000 00
Ile buliillna- 30,000 00
Icrnale liulldlnir 87,700 00
Lplleptlo Imlldina; A.OUO 00
Mht, heat and power plant , 18,000 On
('"Ptl 10,000 0)
told itor.ite building s.ooo on
toneraton- 7.000 O I
Ottnironal dam 7,000 00
New barn, piggery and -tied 11,500 Ul
Aitealan nell .,,,.., , , 4,000 00
lte--rvolr 3,700 00
Hake homo -2,500 00
IJimilry 4,000 00
t'arpenter and hlickmlth ahop J.500 00
Hecreatkn )ard 7,000 00
Helalnlnir vtall and conduit 4,000 111
ItiKlnrrr'a home 1,500 00
l)vlllng fin Ueemer firm 1,300 00
narns and Ice hou on rteemer fann.. 600 on
INto aerci land and delllnc nett
lleiinir farm 500 00
Stfre hoiuf , 1,700 00
Tulal real iMale f.117,300 ft)
Total of peitonal prootit 79,989 61
Total pitpcrly of dhtrlct ........ .S07,2$0 rj
SIJITRINTKNOEM'S ItKrOUT F0TI TIIP. f.M(
ItW).
The averKP dally number ot Inmate at 11111
Mde Heine durlna; the jear waa 471 and 13.101,
and tho ht i.iplU tot of inalntainlnc pauptri
and liyjiie person of tlio Home, lncludinir food,
tlcthliiK, Unlit, heat, medicine, salaries of me
perlntendent, matron, reildent pli-lclan, it
tciulant, etc., evclule of firm produce wai
I Cl'i pir Wi-oL.
'Hi total boanl of inmalen tunc and tnuur,
I eipial to th beard el one person for 171,01
lajij betides thi, there va taken at the aupcr.
Iiilendent'i and emploje' table, during tlm
ear, n number ef meal cpul to the board ol
ow- iimon for 11,12 tla. ind by workmen
unplojied m Iniprnieinenls and repairs mean
ripiiil to the boanl of one pernon for 78 da,
timkliig the total number ot days board at tho
1 Ionic, ls:,MI.
.Sumln-r ol Inmate in the Home, Ueccmlier tl.
lvw, a 111. Admitted durim tho year. IS
wne. Mil Inaane; bom L"J, totil, 315. I)ichnct!
tliirlur the i 11 117 miic, 70 lnane, died a""
nine, IS Irnane. Totil dlsi barged and tiled, 2'fl.
Krin lining In Hume Deeemln'r 81, 1000, 107.
njvdflrtl 1 folloHn: Sane 2H, inane 254, total
407. Of thi tiiiniKr there air 10 eplleptlr, 1
idiotii ami in 1 Million.
Vilue nf pioduce raliied on (ami for
year lOOil J ,! Si
Cali reeelied for board ot patients.... 7,201 Vi
t'avh for lamb .kln, btet hide, nheep
hides , 11. ll
Total S 7,1j00S
Ciiimi (.bowing popiilatlnu at the Home at llm
eii'l of each month.
.Iini-arj, 101; Kehnnrj-. 478: Martli. 4C9; Apiil
tr.lj Via). 471; June, 470: .lulj. I6: AuruI
111, sptemlwr, 112; Oitober, i2; Koieinb.i
I"')! Peormlier, 107.
1te.pei tfnllv Mibmltted,
r.KO. W. nr'r'Mr'lt.
i'mim I'ltr.iiucTs rort thi: yevr i)oo.
Quantity. Value.
Vppltn, 111 b'.iilul , , 37 1.1
lltcM. IslLj btivhcla -Jit :
Milne btam. li2Vj buhtl 41 if
lliiikuhrtt, I7'i' bibheli S) it
(al.bigo. li.Ul lenU r.21 CI
(uuot, 'll'.'j tmhel 171 J
illlll. 1,110 lipid til (f
llfll.iu-r. 114 tun t, 7(
Milk. 7,i'k1 ipiart 2,017 it
Onion, 110 buvhtl till IK
Oil, 1,C.'.2 tMii-.ln Ii 47) ,-,)
Oil tri, 12 ton Ill iu
l.reui p-n, Oil httolielii 09 Of,
IVI lima, I.0.VI bnvhel 1,111 If
weit roin. 1,707 1-t bushel 102 41
llrrrle, 02.1 quart . 02 JO
liltuii, 1.S17 hunclii '.IS,
Heel, 2,211 pound lG'i 7k
Veil. 771 p lends 77 'C
l.-imb, 1,'CI7 pome!: , 310 41
l'oi-ltrv, IM tiound .V) 1!
1 vir. oil 7-12 d.vcn loo Ci
I. els. ,1 bunch" 21 la
than. -20'i lui-.li! II 1
Onion. 2,'MI hun'hes S.1 0
I'oik, ti.RllTi pojniU s2o 91
Paivuip, ll'l'-i biiibel 37 S7
I!i(lislu, 1,101 bu.hcl .11.-7
Tiinitne, -27(."i busbil Ill A i
1 I.i". . M", ton 09ii on
Tiiiulr. Vi'i bushels -JO.".
.Sfualie. 271) ilocn Hi 8.
CtRiitnlHr. 1,7773 bushel Id 12
'Mill . . J.'.lnl 11
111 port r or tiik ki.siulnt phisician
To the PienhUnt and Direilors of tlio Scrantre
Poor l)itrict
Clintltn-en: I movt lespeetfully nibmit fir
jour loim'diiallon, mv annual report for tin
inr inoo On .linuiry 1st there, were in the nt
luiii- Vlale, i:o; female. 114j total. 2i0. Ad
milted ituilng th jeir- Mile, 64; (emile, HI
Totil, Ml
'Hi, ill II condition of Ihot-e admitted wt
Vlai.ird Malts. -25: fimaln. 31 Totil, "n
hliulc-Males, 21 fe'uile. 14 Total, .11 IJ.
uuul-Mili. 7. female. 1! Total, 11
DivUiartnd Mile. 41, feimles, 33. Total, 70.
Diiil Mule. IS, female, 17 Total, .11.
Tolit diiilnrseJ and dud-Male. BI; t .
malt, "Al lotal. 111. I.iaiini; In tho avyluiu
liiiimliiM ,IM. I Vlale. 120, fcmiles, lit.
Tot il. '251
Ilaih aeiagt ot patient during th- jcai
2o7 ,112, liimt in .lieliajiC of 5S 7-12 oer tin1
of last jur.
Ot thovo diehirK(d 40 eio resoled, 10 im
prottd nnd 10 iinlmproied
The pciccnUge on the idmUjions of Ihoe le.
fctoicd being ,ts 3-10 per tint.
There tre two of those markeil re.-tou'd that
rtlapved and were revlmltted and are. now- in tin
Inunction, which being deducted "foul 1 nuVa
the pert tillage Ml 3 10 pir Cint.
Tlun- wen- 22 birth diirini; the irar. Jlale.
10: ftmili. 12. Total, vs.
The ibil londitlou of the motluia ui! Mr
ried, .1, single, 17. Total, 22.
Tlicie wire 11,112 priveriptlciu i-iud durm
Ihe tear a follow Sams Malm, 4,123; femaln
2,110. Totil, filll" Insane Male, 1,60-1; ti
nnli. .1,25.1. Total, 4.SJ7; at J total rent o
1,'2()7 t'3-100 dollar, or a'i aiciago of 11 01
cent for eieli prteilptlon or neaily 2 B010O dol
lir poi pitlent for medicine per jf-ar.
lteotlfullj submitted
V. ST (UNO, M II
Tin illicitoi liiptetfullv submit the (oregnim
tblrti eighth annual statement of the a (Tali ot
tlio district an reiilnrl b' law and in; Ho a
careful lnpn(lon ol the tax,ia'ei.
The Inatltiitlon it Hillside Hame I 0110 that
ill tin- lenldiut of the (Itv of .Vranton and
Dimmiiio boiough ina well bo proud of It I
tlifir property mid nearh 300 dependent inmate
art- liilrtr tand for, who ctherwlso would I,h
luineliMi and friendless in many cies ihi- ill
tutor an- grutlflcd to know that they hop tin
spproial ol the State Hoard of Charities In
thilr administration and it is their aim tn tneili
tho samti ct tlio tavpajcr.
The item ot improvement and repalia al
thoiiuli i.ct tiling CMtedliigly large, cauis vlth
it tin completion of a large amount of woik
iifussarj for the welfaio of the Imtltutbn a
dining the past Jell the- new cold Moragi
building an I eonriatoi- were- roinplctid and
paid foi, the male, female and epilri'lio luild
iug, the iKjIiim and nnnj small building .iu
ii.luti-d throughout and otherwi'c rcpilred, add
lug much to tho vilue and keeping of II i iiti
tut Ion
The equipment of n lompleto tire tervue Ii
tho pmchaso und erection of a pew Urn pump to
Hither with a Iioso lait and KX) feet of htxo
icndeis tho (ntittilion doubly secure in cuie of
lire.
The flnaiiclil atfalm of the dlstriet lia bi-n
well (.uirded. fin It is well known to all Mho
keep in toueh with tho work of the Hoard, that
iicry safeguard ha been med to bring about
fair dialing and the bct lesult to the tat
potrs without arv intn-aso of the tat; Ieij
During the past jear the Hoaid has adoplel
tin- teni of competlthc bnjltig of all grocei
les, meats, flotii, drugs, coal, etc-., with tlio full
est inmpitttinii and awarding the contracts lu
the lowikt lildders, and thf levnlt ha Im 11
initft satli-tactor'.
The puirhaving louunlttee for (.implies iui.i
riablj patronio tho merchants ot tho dlslilti
a far in povilhlo and wbcie thty can furnish
whit I itiiuired. ,
The hospital tor tho insane ts at picstnt taxed
to Its full capacity and within tho next twi
jeais tho district will be called upon to build
1111 addition tn tin- pirsent bulldins.
The directors solicit and urge the taxpaer
to visit and In. pec t the institution at UilUlds
Home lti-peetfull) .umblttcd,
It. (I IlltOOks. President.
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