The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-04-26
Tales OF Two P|TTST0NS
News of Interest to Readers Up and
Down the Valley.
BARNEY REICk MURDER CASE
Luck Of Three Fishermcn-iunting
for CIews In the Windish Case.
Accident TO Isaac Everetts.
Other News Notes.
special 10 the Scranton Tribune.

Speclal TO the scranton iTlpu"c'
Pittston, April 25-The Barney Reick
murder case will be brought before
court of quarter sessions next week
District Attorney Fell has arranged for
the trial of James Hendricks for Mon
day, to be followed by the trial of John
Robinson, who stands charged with
Hendricks. Fisher and Kearney. i. A.
O'Boyle has been retained as counsel
for Hendricks, w. IL. Gillespie will
appear In defence of Robinson. Mr..
Gillespie is young man of marked
ability, and was recently admitted to
the bar of Luzerne county. This is the
first case of the kind in which Mr.. GIL
lesple has been employed. Kearney
will be represented by Il. A. McGovern,
and Fisher by John Shea. Attorney j..
l.. Lanahan will conduct the case for
the commonwealth.
Iiastie. Evans Nuptiais.
The wedding of George Hastie and
Miss Ettie Evans, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornelius Evans, of Tompkins
street. both well-known young people.
occurred last evening at the brides
home. The ceremony was performed
at 5 o'clock by the Rev. J. b. Sumner,
and it was witnessed by company of
about eighty or ninety. Miss Florence
Denter attended the bride and the best
man was George Evans, brother of the
bride.
Looking for Windish.
Detective McSweeney, of the Barring
McSweeney detective agency, was yes
terday investigating the section in
which the Windish murder was COM
mitted. He was endeavoring to work
out the clews that have been reported
of the murderer Windish still being in
this vicinity.
Other Items of Interest.
The three local fishermen who We're
on an extensive fishing expedition the
forepart of this week are still wearing
crest-fallen countenance After
tramping nearly thirty miles they re-
turned, foot-sore and weary, with only
three small trout.
Mr.. Thomas LOTUS, city editor of the
Gazette, is rejoicing over the arrival of
a baby girl at his home, No. 153 Broad
street. Thomas will have his hands
full now, as he receives his commission
as alderman of the Seventh ward
May l.
Individual fire alarms are being put
in the houses of the active firemen,
who SO desire. The new method is be-
ing arranged by Plummer w. A. Faust.
John Roberts went to Carbondale
today to attend the funeral of an
uncle.
DR.. H. L. McKown, resident ply
sician at the hospital, left today for
Tunkhannock, to attend the funeral of
his uncle, ]. w. McKown, whose death
occurred yesterday.
Mrs. William Wilson was taken sud-
denly i'll this morning at her home on
South Main street with neuralgia of
the heart. Several physicians were
summoned, by whose skillfu attend
ance she was soon much relieved.
John and James Touhill assisted in a
musical entertainment at Scranton
last evening.
John Barrett, of Binghamton, form
erly of this city, was taken sick yes
terday He was removed to the hos
pital FOR treatment.
A young man named Isaac Everetts,
who has been working at the Latin
breaker, and residing at Inkerman.
had the misfortune to injure his knee
seriously on Sunday last with a knife.
Attorney w. Fl. Gearhart, of Scran-
ton, drove his fast mare Trillyway to
West Pittston this morning, and
showed our local horsemen some fine
work with his 2.25A steed
The Luzerne County Fair associa-
ton are improving their grounds on
Wyoming avenue preparatory to the
June races. The grounds will be
opened for exhibits this season.
Mike Kocolentitz and Andrew Da-
brosky. mine laborers, were taken to
the hospital for treatment today.
Mikes leg had been crushed by a loaded
car at Babylon shaft, Duryea. and Da-
brosky had received similar injuries
by fall of rock at the Stevens mine.