Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-05-18
BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS.
LOCAL JOTTINGS GATHERED FROM
VARIOUS SOURCES.

''''OOO SOOhSGO.
Little Ones of Interest About People
You Know and Things You Wish ia
Hear About-what the Folks of This
Vicinity Are Doing
Oswald F. Brobst and Miss Catherine
Davis were married on Tuesday by Rev.
ii. A. L. Benner, of St. Johns Reform.
ed church.
clinton Zeisloft has contracted with
Barthold & Doubt for the building of a
double dwelling, 26x42 feet, on South
street below Washington.
Rosenwig and Blank, two H ebrew mur-
derers will be hung today at Tunkan-
. mock. They are the first Jews to die on
scaffold in this country.
William Hughes and Miss Grace Car
lin, both Of Freeland, were married this
morning at st. Kasimer's Polish Catho-
lie church by Rev. Joseph Mazotas.
Tickets for the ball of Division at
the opera house Tuesday evening are
finding ready sale, and it is certain to
be one Of the largest balls held here
this season.
A suit for $4,000 damages for trespass
was commenced on Monday by Mary
Mulherrin against John Moran. The
charge is SANDER. Both parties are from
Plymouth.
The fire in No. Honey Brook colliery
is still burning and there are no signs of
it abating, Notwithstanding the stren-
uous efforts of the company's officials
to quench it.
A. p. Goedecke has been appointed by
the court as tax collector of Jeddo bor-
ough to serve instead of the collector
elected last February, who removed
from the district.
Coke Bros. & Co. had another fire |
early Tuesday morning. The boiler
house at their Beaver Meadow coliery |
was slightly damaged. The origin of
the flames is not known.
The Scranton Times, of which Daniel
j. Campbell and Charles Robinson
have been the heaviest stockholders
was sold by the sheriff on tuesday to
Congressman Connolly for So, 500.
Contractor Cunnius will commence
work upon a three-story building for
Adam Sachs at Centre and Front streets
on Monday. The barber shop now on
that site will be moved next door to the
postollice.
The patients of the Hazleton hospital
are very well pleased with the action of
the trustees in placing them under the
care of female attendants and would not
like to go back to the former system
under any consideration
Joseph Hall, of Steelton, and his .
brother met green goods men at Green ,
point, l.. l., and exchanged $3.50 for a
worthless package. Upon finding he ,
had been duped, Joseph Hall fatally .
shot George Phillips, one of ftheswindlers. .
The twenty-one collieries operated by {
the Reading Company in the SchuylkiIl
region, which had to close down about G
two weeks ago, have resumed again. S
nH Sollieries in the vicinity of Shenan- r
Nh, which shut down for repairs, will
resume in a few weeks.
The Jeddo base ball club will hold
oall at Odd Fellows hall, Drifton, to- [
morrow evening. DePierro's orchestra n
Ial furnish the music. The Jeddo boys s
an be relied upon to show a good time l
q any person favoring them with call. b
fhe admission is % GEMS. "
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aThe bill prohibiting the killing of wild n
leef or having them in possession for !,
hree years, and the bill prohibiting the
of any but American citi- :,
ems in the erection or improvement of VI
public institutions or works to which .
tate funds are appropriated, have been :