The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-05
SOUTH SIDE NEWS.
Ec,lcr,nnn Case Has Passed and
Gone without an Investigation.
Patrick Mangan Recovering.

Notwithstanding the strong suspicion
that the death of 17-year-old Gertrude
KellerInan, of Hamm court, was super
induced by a criminal operation, there
was nothing done in the way of an In
vestiSa'tion to discover the perpe TRAITOR
of the crime. The remains of the nap
less young girl were yesterday AFTER
noon laid at rest in the German. ceme-
tery at Mirooka.
The relatives of the deceased have not
denied that am opera tlon was perform
ed, but they have been steadfastly re-
t.cert about the affair. That condition,
of course, made 1t next Ito impossible
for any light to chime on the case, and
was mainly responsible for the lack of
an investigation.
John Kellerman, the father, Is now
busying himself among persons or In
nuence to secure the liberation or nus
daughter from the House of the Good
Shepherd IN order that he may have
some one to look after the household.
Patrick Mangan Wilt Recover.
There was the impression yesterday
that Patrick lMangan, of Minooka, the
young man who was injured Sunday
afternoon on the Delaware, Lackawan-
ra and Western railroad at Rendham,
would not recover. He got very weak
and remained that way until late dn the
afternoon. Then he rallied and bright
ened up. Reports from the hospital last
night assured that he is in no danger of
death from the accident and will be able
to get home in another week. He was
on HIS way home from Pittston, where
he wer. to see a foot ball game. AS he
was alishting from the train his cloth
Ing caught IN q rcd or bolt and he was
pitched on the ground. getting his right
arm under the wheels.
Night Schools Open.
School Controller w. G. O'Malley, of
the Twentieth ward, was seen last
evening after visit to the might
schools which opened up for the term.
and he stated that the attendance Is
most re markable. AT No. II school six
teachers are required; this Is two more
than on any preceding year. AS rule,
the attendance Increases every night
for he first two weeks. At No 10 and
No. 30 q similar eanestness on the part
of the boys to avail themselves of the
advantage Cf the might schools exists.
Shorter News Paragraphs.
The South Side Wheelmen's club will
meet in monthly session at Germania
hall this evening.
NJ. p. Judge, OF the firm of Mulherin &
Judge, lumber dealers, has broken
ground for a residence on Cedar ave-
nue. dia agonally opposite. the street from
The Simpson & Co. silk mill. 1t will be
among the finest residences of the South
Side.
The funeral Of John Sheehan, Of Stone
avenue. who died at the Hillside Home.
took place yesterday morning. A high
mas of requiem was celebrated at St.
Peters cathedral and interment was
made in Hyde Park cemetery.
Underiaker Christian Storr yesterday
inferred In the Forest Hill cemetery
the remains of william Riederich, the
German painter who died Sunday in a
barn on Meadow avenue.
Ground was broken for the founda-
ton of Rev. August Lange's church by
Contractor Julius Maier yesterday
morning.
Judge Moffatt. the harnessmaker and
sidler. Intends to remove HIS establish
men from the central city to Fig street
on this side.