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are found dead

on arrived in the clty

Russia. They
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being discriminated gamut by the

ill! Iredtaflsurpriee party last at»

. me In ,8qu street East Nor—
Host and hostess Were taken
y newsres and a delightful
smiles and music. Iollowed
ashments'; was enjoyed -The
to 3 up about midnight

A33. 'ro H¢8PITAL.

er res since ’at' content
lung! was removed- to the Nor.
p‘ltai yesterday angering
monia. Anderson' s wile left
MW 3. short time after recov-
the effects or a broken leg:

ADE “A sWEEP.

my Dec. - 10. «Re

In all voting precincts in the
3 3how that Mayor John H.
‘ ‘eo Democrat, was re-eleet-
ority of «4 votes over Wal-
Wardwell the candidate of the
I party and that the Demo-
‘ a eight members oi the

do on instead of the entire

ll behaved. ‘ The result.

a ill-gout necessIIy for

propristion to enable

,t to stamp out 3’3 toot
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to has take .up. the ooInInIshlon’s time. ,

Mr. Darrow asked it, in case the

smiles, when they limit their?

side. present cumula ’ dance on
this ”point the union d p

I thong witnesses along the same line. ,. .
Mr. Torrey. tor the Delaware null .

‘Hudson. said that that company had 3

large number of witnesses ready to as. ,

tify to violence. which had a direct

meaning upon the recognition at the:

union. Chairman Gray hoped each
side would do its best not to produce
too much cumulative evidence. and
remarked: ’ "i think that matters
growinz' out let the mere exhibition oI

teeilnz ll not hays much wsight with ‘

this on mission.”
(3.; W. Phillips, city superintendent

DECEMBER 5 TH.

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T lephone 133.12. .

oi the public schools at Scranton, testl— .

lléd that chi. arm of mine workers

~iea‘ve the schools earlier than the

children 0! parents engaged in other
occupations. . . I

He said that the conditions ‘30 for as
children attending school are concern-
ad; is better In Scranton than In other
parts of the anthracite fields.

with Archbald. oI Houston. who is
slittyolv/e years old. and said that he
has work ’d In and about the mines ill-
ty-IIVe rs, testified that some of the

miners» niployed in the Lehish Valley.

mines. where he works. resents- only it
dollar 3 day. He could not give the
names or any or these miners.

An attempt to brealt the miners
strike by bribery. was tuid about by
John Early. u check weigh man. elno
played lit the Gypsy Grove colllery or

the" Erie Company. He has the presI-l

dent of the Gypsy Grove local union.
He said he was introduced to n former
mine foreman hauled Michael Grimes.
in‘ the” Lacknwnnns Valley Hotel. in
Scranton. Early and another miner
named O‘Hara. also tilt president or
a local unlon. Warp each oilered 32.600
to gst‘ ten men to adopt 3 resolution
sending the men from the two locals
hack to work.

GRAND CENTRAL CHAN. 8

nus-pap.—
Nor-walk Passengsifs Going to City W
_ . 83s Msny Alterations. ’ . - ’ ‘I

The way seems to he open at last (or

.the Improvement oi the New Y

Central railway terminus in Newl orli.
i‘he changes Will be great.

”trains going Into the Grand Central

station will enter at a grade or sttcsn
lest below the present track ie'v'el.
Passengers baitshtlng will ascend an In.
clius olitbr eight I then ,
a lil or's'tail‘is reselling tit v‘vsl

rpo‘fil. which Will be extended the width

at the block hounded by Depew (place o :

and Vanderbilt avenue and lengthened
twenty to twenty- ve Ieet. Fortyriitth
street will be can so across the ’n th
3nd at the station at an elevation»!

.sbout four feet. and dehnuch on «oil
side into a drIvewsy,‘ through which
Jessi-lanes and baggage watonst may

.movs. Bananas rooms will occupy he

east and west sides oi the enolouttre.
so. that a departing passenger may ob~
lain his trunks without delay. ”

“I”. tabiv ass WAN. ITREI'I'I
“WALL STREET 10:10 3. m.-~only

mum- on soclaeis‘m Vows. .; I

Aversgsd In Perm Cook of Tutsi 63st in
Massachusetts on as. .

BOSTON Dec. lib-Who result of

yesterdays elections II: III Mmsohuv

setts cities show that the Sosfiistsww
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need a total of 10.896
res Ended to the
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had but slight amt hero. ursin N”

am!“ preterm! rose a point .coloi'sdd

MP5 on. the reported sstt want

of the d 3 ate over the control. I
ALL REM‘. 1 3. must; check

to the aeolian was Iy militants” ,

and the selling

43rd railrosd stocks

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