The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-06-22
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w. N. Reynolds, jr., is home from
| Lafayette college.
The rolling stock recently added TO
| the Montrose road is off duty for a time
| to allow new trucks to be placed under
| the cars.
Bass fishing at Lake Carey Is re-
rported fine and number of devotees
of the sport from Wilkes Barre and
| Philadelphia have been putting in time
| there during the week. The cottages
| are rapidly filling up.
Mrs. f. j. Allen, of Meshoppen, has
been visiting friends here for two or
| three days.
r. II. Carey, a resident of Wyoming
avenue, was stricken with apoplexy
| Thursday night and Immediately be-
came unconscious remaining so nearly
all day yesterday. His condition was
still very precarious last evening.
The judicial contest has raised the
question as to whether whiskey Is a
valuable consideration. The august
court has decided that it is. If a man is
willing to exchange his note for ii.
Children's Day will be observed by
the Evangelical church people tomor-
row evening. Appropriate exercises
have been arranged for the occasion.
on Wednesday evening following Pre-
siding Elder Rearick. of Williamsport,
will preach. The quarterly conference
will be held the same evening also.
Mrs. Theodore Streetep and son Stevie
started last evening for Washington,
D. c.. where they will remain about ten
days The latter will then go to Chat
tanooga, Tenn, to spend the summer,
and Mrs. Streeter will return home.
Hundreds of disappointed witnesses
have turned away from the commits
sioners' office this week after learning
that they could not get their pay i'm
mediately for time spent in attending
the judicial contest. 1t seems not to
have crept through their wool that the
county would not pay any bills until
the matter Is all summed up and 1t Is
definitely settled upon whom the costs
shah fall. Many of them got a ceiti-
fled statement of their dues and had
some friend discount 1t for cash or
traded it to their landlord for board
bill.
+. III. Quick of Lemon. ran a narrow
escape from deah n few days since
w Hllt WutcllIE Hls ttdiIt at u WdySlut
trough one of his colts became fright
ened and kicked him suddenly in the
breast. He was injured internally, and
Is still splitting blood, but fatal results
are no longer feared.
1t is reported that Attorney c. O.
Dershelmer. who was recently married
and went to Denver. Col. for we'd
ding trip, will locate there permanently
for the practice of his professlon
A warrant IL out for one Stevens, o.
pal of the Philadelphia worthy who
was placed III Jail on charge of highway
robbery, circus day. The information
against Stevens was made by Sheriff
Knapp, and the complaint was aiding
and abettlng q prisoner to escape. The
bird has flown. however, and Is not
likely to be caught,
Mrs. II. W. Chase and Mrs. r. y.
Greenville are visiting Canada rela-
tives. s ~
Inasmuch as the Lehigh Valley will
have to issue mileage books of $50. 500
and 1000 miles for the northern end OF
the route, in order to comply with the
New York state laws recently passed,
1t Is probable that they Will soon be put
on sale at all stations along the line.
This willsbe a convenience -to,those who
travel but little The Lehigh Valley
proftad materially since the Delaware.
Lacka wanna and Western and other