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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1898
Page
2
Camp Meade reports a stalled plan for a Philadelphia trip as regiments await orders. Companies A B C D march to Hummelstown and Giant's Cave while detailing cave features and the journey underground. Soldiers endure frost and fire drill humor as they adjust routines and welcome returning officers.
A London tailor transforms handsome Paisley seated plaid shawls into stylish golf capes. Warm Malis and soft Montagnac weaves dominate, with flounce effects and contrasting plaid linings. Many elegant pieces are limited to this week, as women seek exclusive styles.
A local display features copies of Tattermere Couturiere gowns for the Princess of Wales. The selection aims to capture the quiet richness of the originals with good construction. Prices run about half of imported gowns, with Coveris broadcloths Venetians Irish Frieze and Cheviots and Gabardine mixes available.
A local advertisement from Wilkes Barre PA promotes gloves priced at a half dollar more, comparing favorably with a $1.70 maker. It touts a manish look, two clasps, new colorings, and mail order with return if not suited. The firm identifies as DISPENSERS OF INFORMATION at 7 and 75 Public Square.
Special to the Boranton Tribune reports lieutenant colonels majors captains and lieutenants in the Second battalion receiving commissions from the governor. The Tribune notes battalion reassignments, Major Woods now First Battalion commander, and EF designated to color company. General Gobin reviews the Third brigade as troops march past the stands with discipline. movement to Philadelphia is anticipated with readiness in the Thirteenth and possible transport today or tomorrow morning. Richard J. Bourke
Chief Surgeon Girard reported to General Graham that some troop quarters were not ready but Philadelphia management promised to fix them before the parade. Special trains will leave tomorrow night for four Pennsylvania regiments and other units, reaching Philadelphia early Thursday. Governor Bushnell of Ohio visited Camp Meade with Adjutant General Kinsley and Mrs. Axline, and inspected the camp then asked troops if they wished to stay in service, a majority supporting remaining. No more sick soldiers will be sent to Philadelphia hospitals until after the peace Jubilee. Rumor said the Fifteenth Pennsylvania might be mustered out, but orders had not arrived for the Fourteenth or Fifteenth. Voting plans were set for Pennsylvania, Ohio, and New Jersey regiments on November, with commissioners to oversee the ballots.
Washington October 25 The twenty fourth annual convention of the Catholic Young Men's Union opened with high mass at St Patrick s church Several hundred delegates attended William T McGuire of Brooklyn presided and praised Catholics service in war Father Chidwick of Maine and Rev D J Stafford of this city addressed the gathering urging greater religious zeal and loyalty among Catholic young men noting if they matched their sisters ambition the country would be theirs in fifty years. the report highlighted courage sacrifice and devotion.
The event reported covers Mr. Lowry lauding economic governance and criticizing Democratic links to national issues. Mr. Schoch voices applause as he argues the Democratic party resists beneficent measures, cites veterans’ views on the reorganiza tion and hospital bills, and urges listeners to give the president moral support.
The city architects report a flood of dwelling and commercial plans. Feeney & Williams list many two family and single residences with modern features, plus stores and a livery tenement. Babylon Coal upgrades double breaker size with new annexes tunnels and steam heating.
An ingenious incline conveyor runs from the surface to the top of the breaker. Water is used extensively in the breaker to wash the coal. The annex can perfectly prepare between 600 and 800 tons of coal in a day.
A survey of case law on property rights in dogs including Graham versus Smith and Hamby versus Samson, plus child support duties post divorce in re Zilioy and Me. Kay versus Superior Court, and maintenance of a minor child in Gibson versus Gibson. Also covered are liability issues for lumber chippers in Fowles versus Briges, ejectment over barn eaves in Rasch versus North CWIS, and arrest of street car passengers in Little Rock Traction versus Walker.
While Mr. Lockey is present, customers may bring old furs such as capes or coats for remodeling into new garments. Estimates will be provided, with assurance of quality work at a reasonable price.
A brief notice highlights special attention to business and personal accounts. The item emphasizes careful handling by the financial institution and urges clients to review statements for accuracy and potential discrepancies.
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