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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-15
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CITY NOTES.
I17 WYOMING AVENUE.

Public school teachers will be paid to-
day.
The Sunday school class of Mr.. Lee, of
the Elm Park church, had a social last
evening.
This evening at o'clock the st. Cecilia
Alumnae Reading circle will hold meet
ing In St. Cecilia's academy.
Patrick Cummings, Of Taylor, for wife
beating, was sent to Jail yesterday by
Burgess GriHiths, of Taylor. 49,.
Register of Wills W. s. Hopkins was at
his office yesterday after an enforced va
cation of a few days from Illness.
Harry Hockaday and Mary Jenkins, Of
Jermyn, were married yesterday in the
clerk OF the courts office by Alderman
Fuller.
The will of Mary Mcdonnell, late of
Carbondale, was yesterday probated ana
letters testamentary were granted to her
son, P. j. Mcdonnell.
Patrick Garvey, of the North End, was
committed to the county Jail by Alderman
Roberts in default of bail. He Is charged
with stealing Sarah Hughes coat
A number of the German Daughters
Of Rebekah, of this city, went to Carbon
dale last night to attend a banquet given
by the Daughters of that city.
Rev. J. NJ. Koehler, the missionary In
charge of the services for deaf mutes in
the Central Pennsylvania diocese, officiat-
ed In st. Luke's church last night
A delegation OF ladies from St. Luke's
church went to Wilkes-Barre yesterday
and attended the meeting of the Women's $
Auxiliary of the Central Pennsylvania
diocese.
The A Picked Few Social club will give
one Of their weekly socials this evening
in Excelsior hall, Wyoming avenue. Dane
ing from 8 until II. Music by Lawrence
orchestra.
f. ]. Goodwin has become associated
with Charles =. Ball in the management
of the Kelley institute. Mr.. Goodwin un-
til few months ago, was In the livery
business on Spruce street.
- Marriage licenses were granted yester-
day to Anthony Costello and Bridget Sui
livan, North End; Michael Cummings and
Ann McDermott, Dunmore; Frank Kopar-
ski and Mary Zalewska, Priceburg.
Coroner Kelly, yesterday held an inquest
on the body of Patrick COrcoran. who died
at the hospital from fractured skull, the
result of falling down the stairs at the Col
den Eagle hotel. The verdict was acci-
dental DEATH
y Attorneys NJ. J. Donahoe and !. H. Burns
representing the board Of health of Oily
phant filed exceptions to the proceedings
of the common council In reference to the
peremptory mandamus issued by court
directing the council to consider the state
4, boards rules of health. The court or
dered the council to consider the rules
and they considered them by motion to
discuss the advisability of adopting them.
The motion to adopt was defeated. The
exceptants allege that the order OF court
was equivocally obeyed.
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TWO COURT CASES.

The jury that heard the case of Mrs.
Fenner against Squire j. b. Lesh, of
Newton, did not agree upon a verdict
until last evening about supper time.
They sealed 1t and will hand it to court
this morning. They had been out since
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
The ejectment suit of John Flack
against Bridget Kinney and others,
which was tried before Judge Edwards
in the main court room went to the
jury at adjournment and the Jury up to
q late hour last night had not agreed
upon q verdict. The ejectment suit Of
r. A. Zimmerman against Purden r.
Barber dragged wearily along from
Wednesday. Judge Gunster, before
whom 1t was tried, was anxious to have
it finished yesterday and for that rea-
son held an evening session of court to
finish 1t. Judge GunPter will leave the
city Saturday for AA4hort trip.
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Directors Will Hereafter Manage the
business and Plant.


business and Plant.
Hereafter the business of the Bonita
Glass company and the control of the
plant in MoOslc will be under the d.
rect supervision Of the company.
Yesterday was held a meeting of the
stockholders In the company's office,
corner of Franklin and Lackawanna
avenues. and the directors later
decided upon the new management poll
icy. Mr.. Bonita. the inventor of the
glass rolling process and the originator
of the company, has heretofore acted
as agent and contractor. The details
of the new policy have not been def
initely settled. but this will be done at
an early date. The officers of the
Bonita company are: Charles H. Cool,
of Pittston, president; c. d. Wegeman,
vice president; Victor Koch, treasurer,
and W. 3. Buchanan, secretary.
These, with the exception of Mr.. Blu
channon, constitute with the following
the board Of directors: w. I. Hibbs,
Of PittstOn: John b. Lennig and DIR.
+. o. Shakespeare. of Philadelphia; DIR.
d. B. Hand, Israel Bittenbender and
j, w, Bonita
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The Big Sale SIN On

The Coal Exchange clothiers, formerly
Martin & Delany's old stand, have still a
large assortment of Frocks, Cutaway
Sack, Straight Front Sack and Double
Breasted Sack Suits on hand that are 60
Ing fast at 80 cents on the dollar. Come
and get these bargains before they are all
gone. Our Overcoats and Ulster stock
for mems. boys and children's wear is
the best and most complete line in the
city of Scranton, on which we give every
purchaser Is cents Off on every dollar that
you buy. BE sure and look these goods
over before buying elsewhere. We have
still a large assortment Of boys knee
pants for 10, Is, 25 80, 40 and 50 cents; the
best bargains ever shown in Scranton
Come early to get the choice Of these bar
gains. Coal Exchange building, 100 and 1872
Wyoming avenue. ~
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STATE BOARD OF HEALTH,
Business Transacted Mt the Regular
Meeting at HnrrisburS,

Harrisburg, Pa. Nov. 14.-A regular
meeting of the state board of health Ia
being held at the capitol tonight. There
Is vast amount of routine business
for the consideration of the board, and
1t will probably not adjourn until after
midnight. DR.. Lee, the secretary, SUBJ
mitted a comprehensive report of the
operation of the board during the past
year. He refers to the stamping out of
smallpox in Philadelphia and of the
suppression Of typhoid fever, diph-
iberia and other communicable dis
eases in many localities throughout
the state.
He also gave full report of the COM
plant which has reached the board
from different places, and Of the action
OF the board with respect therto. There
wer also reports from the standing
committees regarding the steps which
have been taken to put into force and
effect the health laws Of the state.
The board has had much to do dur
Ing the last few months. and the meet
ing tonight was somewhat in the ma
ture Of a review of its operations.
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NAY AUG'S NEW HOME.
Meeting to Discuss II Will Be Held Next
MandaY.

Select Councilman Durr, Of the Eighth
ward, yesterday instructed City Clerk
Iavelle to call q joint meeting OF the
fire department committees for next
Monday night, for the purpose of dis
cussing the proposed new home of the
Nay Augs, at the corner of Franklin
avenue and Page court. Chief Engi-
neer Ferber and Building Inspector
Nelson will also be invited to the meet
ing. Z.
1T Is proposed to get the views of the
dinerent committeeman and the chief
ana inspector on what kind ola build
ing should be put up 80 that the city
clerk can intelligently advertise for
competitive plans. or. II It is decided, to
give the Job to some particular archi-
tect, he may also know about how to
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IL the Court OF Common Plea. Of Iacka

II the Court OF Common Pleas Of Lacka-
wanna county. No. 622, November
term, 1874. w. I. Belts vs.. The Scrari-
The undersisned. an auditor appo,nted
b the Court of Common Pleas 10 dis
tribute the fund in court arising from
the sberik sale Of the franchise, rights
and property Of the Scranton Base ball
VIII attSnd 70 the duties Of his appoint
0ent at the ofilco Of Robert j. Murray,
Qaq., No. "a Spruce street, Scranton, pa,
"a Saturday, December 7th, 1896, at !
O'clock D, M, At which time and place all
Gfrties Interested must appear and pre-.
SenS their claims or be forever debsrred
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Comfort in Travel

Is realized In the highest degree on the
famous fast trains Of the Michigan Gem
Buffalo and Chicago. In connection with
the through trains from the east. Pas
sengers are granted the privilege Of stop
ping off, en- route at Niagara Falls, or. II
car window, or the platform, at Falls
View, the grandest and most comprehen-
sive view Of the great catract. All-day
trains stop from five to ten minutes. For
full Information inquire of local ticket
agents, or address w. H. Underwood.
Eastern Passenger agent, Buffalo, N. Y. -
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Free Lecture Course at Woods College.
Prof Geo. Howell. superintendent of
Public Schools at Scranton. is to deliver a
course Of ten lectures on law and miscel-
laneous topics before the students Of
Woods College, Lacka ave.
The lectures, which are sure to prove
most interesting. are to be free to the stu
dnts and patrons Of the college, the teach
ers Of the Public Schools and the news
paper fraternity, all Of whom are especial
ly invited.
The first lecture, on Books" Is to be
given. Thursday evening. Nov. IA, 7.N
o'clock. o. +. Williams,
President.
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STORM AT CAPE MAY,
Tho Angry Waves Destroy q Trollc
ROud,

Tho Angry Waves Destroy q Trolley
Road.
Cape May. N. j., Nov. 14.-A heavy
northwest wind, which has been pre-
vailing for several days, has sent over
the meadows the fullest tide O" the year.
The sea has risen at East Cape May,
near me Mineral Springs hotel, and
sweeping over the beach, has damaged
about six hundred feet of the beach
trolley road.
At Cape May Point the heavy tides
have made inroa0s on the beach in front
OF eX-Presfdent Harrison's cottage and
near the summer residence OF ex-Post-
master General Wanamaker.
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WERE MARRIED SECRETLY.
Miss susie Goodwin. OF the West Side. Is
Mrs. Albert ilOuser.

Miss Susie Goodwin. OF tho West Side. Is
Mrs. Albert ilOuser.
Albert Houser, brother of DIR. Houser.
of Taylor, and Miss Susie Goodwin, Of
222 North Main avenue, have been mar
ried several months. but the fact was
kept from the public until yesterday.
1t Is said that the marriage had an
elopement attached to 1t.
The young people had been lovers for
many years, but parental objection in
terfered with their lawful union. But,
both being Of age. the young couple
secretly went to Allentown on May 16
and there were married. They returned
home. but the wedding was kept a Sc
cret and not even the parents of each
were aware that the young people were
Mr.. and Mrs. Houser.
Now the marriage. - announced and
the welded couple will Immediately be-
gin housekeeping on the West Side,
where they have many friends.
-f.l.~ \ onr
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IS FATALLY HURT,
Harry CIarkson Injured In a Runaway in
Mauch Chunk.

Mauch Chunk.
Harry Clarkson, a travelling salesman
whose home is In Scranton. was seriously
injured in runaway accident in Mauch
Chunk Wednesday. He is employed by a
Philadelphia house. Yesterday his brother,
Fred Clarkson, of this city, and head
salesman of the Martin & Delany CLOTH
ing store, left here for Mauch Chunk.
The following dispatch to The Tribune
indicates that Clarkson is fatally hurt
Mauch Chunk, Pa, Nov. 1i.-Harry
Buss, once of the victims of the runaway
accident at Lansford, died last night
Harry Clarkson, of Philadelphia. the other
victim, is gradually sinking, and his death
Is expected at any moment.
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TWO MEN KILLED.
Fatal Result Of tho -Caviug In Of Sewer
Trench.

Woonsocket, n. l., Nov. 1.-Two men
were killed by the caving in of a sewer
trench on Clinton street. just after nine
o'clock this morning. Their names are:
Alexander Aubin,. aged twenty-five;
Joseph Lavallee, aged about forty-flve.
The men were members of q gang of
fifty-three men at work on the main
city sewer under direction Of City En-
gineer Sweet.
Then trench was six and one-half feet
deep and the sides were not shored up.
A section of the bank about two feet
wide and ten feet in length tumbled
into the trench, burying the two men
who We're at work just at that point
Aubin was dead when taken out, and
Lavallee lived only a few minutes after
being removed.
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Chester, Pa, Nov. 1.-THE mystery sur
rounding the death Of Mrs Edward Boyle,
who was found under suspicious circum-
stances on the floor of her house yesterday
morning, has been cleared up. The evil
dence before the coroner's inquest tonight
showed that death was due to valvular dis
ease of the heart,
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MURDEROUS MADMAN.

lie Shoots His Wife and Mother and Fires
at All Others in sight.
Paris, Nov. 14.-A wine merchant Of
this city, NJ. Domergue became sud-
denly and violently insane yesterday
and killed number Of persons. He
shot his wife and mother and then
opened fire upon persons in the street,
killing three Of them and wounding
several Others.
The madman then barricaded him
self in his house and fired upon the
gendarmes who surrounded the build
ing. At last accounts he had not been
captured.
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Do not forget the New York Philhar-
monte concert at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association hall Monday evening,
Nov. Is. Tickets for sale at Powells and
Sanderson's. Diagram now open at the
Young Mems Christian association. ~
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No young person can do better thar, en-.
ter woods College," Scranton. Thor
ough courses in bookkeeping, short hand,
typewriting, pelmanship, Eng, etc., with
all kindred topics.
566 students now attending.
2A graduates located In good paying
places last year.
work and higher pay, come and see the
great school or send for College Journal.
- o. F. Williams, President.
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The Christian Alliance.

Harrisburg, Pa, Nov. IA state con-
vention Of the Christian Alliance Is being
held in the Bethlehem Lutheran church.
The sessions are devoted to Bible readings
and discussions Of set topics. About fifty
delegates are present from different parts
Of the state,
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CHICAGO AN APPLICANT.
The Hotel Keepers Desire Another Ma
tiouul Convention in That City.

Inc iiOtcl keepers Desire Another Ma.
tionnl Convention in That City.
Chicago, Nov. 1.-two meetings were
held today, the object at each being the
taking of preliminary steps to secure
the next national Republican conven-
tion for Chicago. At the Sherman
House meeting in the afternoon COM
mittee composed of nine hotel pro-
prietors was appointed to confer and
act In conjunction with other commit
tees appointed at a subsequent meet
Ing.
At the Great Northern Hotel meeting
the representatives of local Republican
clubs appointed a committee to meet
with all other committees to be ap-
pointed by the Sherman House organ
ization.
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A Carnival Of Nations will be held In
the parlors Of the Green Ridge Plesby-
ing, Nov. IA and Is. From $50 hot supper
Will be served on Thursday evening, and
refreshments the following evening. The
Good Night drill by little ones both even
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Frank Slavin win Fight.

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London. Nov. 14.-Frank Slavin has &C.
cepted Peter Maher's challenge for a fight
for 5000 side, and has deposited $500 for
forfeit money.
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Rally Of Clerks Asso ociation.

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Rally OF Clerks Association.
The Clerks association is making ar-
rangements for rally which will be
held next Wednesday night. 1t will he
addressed by A. j. Atkinson, T. V.
POwderly and Captain James Moir, and
musical numbers will be rendered by
the Columbian and Imperial quartette.
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Miss Hardcnbcrgh's Pinrofortc School.
, A thoroughly high grade and progress
sive school for the study Of the pianoforte,
musical theory and Interpretation.
Special instruction in child music-edu-
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II You Want the Best 1Oc. Cigar
sold call for the Popular Punch. .
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Sir Joseph Renals. Outgoing Mayor of
London, Receives No Thanks.
London, Nov. 14.-At a meeting Of the
London city corporation today that
body for the first time in its history
refused, by considerable majority, to
pass the usual vote of thanks to the
outgoing lord mayor.
The question was debated with much
heat, several speakers declaring that
Sir Joseph Renals, the retiring lord
mayor, had been n discredit to the po-
cifinfa
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Some Say II Is Better Now
than ever before: 'The Popular Punch"

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The Mystery Solved

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Washington, Nov. 1.-THE treasury golt
reserve stands at $91, ,654, no.
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No Finer Quantity Tobacco Imported
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GAVE HIM A PARTING KICK.

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Areumcn, for tho Plaintiff.

Attorney Prices argument for the
plaintiff was no less comprehensive
than that of the defendants counsel,
and 1t covered every detail of the case.
1t was devoid Of any attempt to work
on the minds Of the jurors, but was a
logical and convincing presentation of
the evidence. He maintained that the
defendants are responsible for the maxi
Ing good of $4,000 due on the indebted
ness OF Cashier Jessup to the bank and
that the $4,000 assigned by DR.. Throop
from his deposits was not part of the
contribution to the wiping out of the
cashiers liability to the hank
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wha, Have Non .Union Men Done.

He wished to know what has the
non-union man done for the good of
trade Some are afraid to Join the
union because their employers might
be offended. The labor question 10 DO
powerful that william d. Gladstone
was forced to admit its strength; the
French cabinet recently dissolved be-
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-04

Judges disagree to more alarming
extent than the doctors. Proof of this
is very much in evidence just at present
in the action OF the rival judges who
have undertaken to have a say in the
determination OF the battle for the con
troll Of the Northern Pacific. No one
has ever claimed that materia medica
WIS an exact science, and in the light OF
legal history the most ignorant layman
is ready to admit that the law is foot
ball that can be kicked and tossed about
according to tho skill of Judge or attor-
ney, to cay nothing Of the capricious hu
NOR of the "twelve good men and true
who compose that bulwark of our sys,
tenn, the jury. In spite of this the law
abiding cannot help but express eurpree
at thu radical differences that arise be
tween the judges Of high degree, and it
is putting it mildly to cay that eucn di
verse opinions lessen the respect which
tho average m&n would like TO entertain
for the judiciary.
United States Judge ,lcnkins, of Wis
cOnsin, and Judge Sanborn Of Minnesota,
have decided that they have jurisdiction
in the case OF the Northern Pacific, and
have accepted the resignation Of the cd
receivers and appointed new ones and in,
tend to stick to them. On the other
hand lltlrn lIaufnr1 Of Mnshinrt,u "A nd