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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-27
suaEONa
In the District Court IN and for tho Third Ju
dic!al District Of Utah Territory,
County OF salt Lake.
The People OF tho Territory of Utah send Gree
ing; 10 Edwin U. LAmphere. defendant


The People OF tho Territory of Utah send Greet
ing! 10 Edwin U. LAmphere, defendant.
VoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED 10 AP.
L pear IN IN action brought AGAINST you
by he above named plainun IN the District
lonrI OF the Third Judicial Dlslrict OF tho
Territory OF Utah. and to answer the complaint
nied therein within ten days (eNclusIve OF the
daY OF EerviCel after the service on you OF this
summoBs--f served within this county, or. II
served out OF this county. but M this district.
withln twenty dayA; Otherwise within forty
daTs-or judgment by default Will be- taEen
aEhinst you, according 10 the prayer OF said
complaint
mo SAID action Is brought to have defendant
required 10 set forth the nature OF his claim IN
Hsd to certain premises hereinafter described
Ing all such adverse elaine declaring and adj
Judging that defendant has no estate or
interest whatever IN or to said land
and premises and that the title OF
plaintiff n good and valid; forever enlOining
and declaring defendant from asserting any
clam whatever IN or to said land ana premises
adverse TO plaintiff and for other relief with
costs OF suit; SAID premises arc described as
follows, to.witi Al of Lot u. Block G. Five
Acre Fiat -" Big Field Survey. situated in
salt Lake County, Utah Territory
Ana you ARE hereby notified that n you fail
70 appear ana answer the said complain as
above required, the said plaintiff will apply to
the rouri for the relief demanded therein.
Witness, the HON. SAMUEL a MERRITT
Judge, ann the seal OF the srict
Court the Third Judicial District,
(sEAL.) in and for the Territory OF Utah
this gith day of Jure. m tho year of
our Lord one thousand eight hun
DAVID q DUNBAR. Clerk.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ Undersigned executors OF the estate ii
franklin MefTill, deceased, To the creditors Of
deeoased, to exhibit them Win tbg nseesssrv
vouchers, within ten months after The nrsi
publication Of this notice to tho said oxecn,
t2ls' az me oihce OF Stewart s. stewart. 3IT.sls
" Of talt Lake. Utah. N"
fEANk w. AlERRILL.
ELlIABEIH PICK hERRiLL, ind
LESTER MERRILL. ''''1
Executors OF tho last VIII and toEtamon, n.
Franklin Merrill, deceased' S'
Ors. "
Ds'ed. February 9Th. 1901.
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In the District Court, Probate Division, Third
Judicial District In and for salt Lake
County, state OF Utah


In the matter of the Estate of Amelia j. Roberts
Deceased.
DURsUANr TO AN ORDER or SAID
n Court, in sAid matter, notice is hereby
given that Saturday. the s7th day OF Febru,
dry, a. ID. 1877, At % ~ O'Clock a lr O.. at the
County Court House IN SAT- Lake City, utan
in the court room OF said Court has been APP
pointed the time and acc for the hearing OF a
petition of Eias Morris PRAYING Tor the
admission 10 pronate of certain document
herewith presented, purportiug to he the last
Nnl and Testament of Amelia j. Roberts, do.
ceased. when and whore all persons interested
may appear and oppose the probate OF said
will. or the granting OF letters testEmentary
to Elias Morris. as prayed for IN said pe.i-
ton
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand and Affixed tho seal OF said Court tins
18th day of February, b. 1851,
DAVID C. DUNBAR,
Clerk
by GEo. 4. BLAIR
FERGUSON 4 CANNON.
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LEGAL. NOTICE.
In the district Court, Probate Division. Third
Judicial District. Ia and for salt Lake
County, state Of Ulah.


In tho Matter OF the Estate John Mellon, de-
ceased,
DUBsUANT TO AN ORDER or SAID
Court IN said matter, notice d hereby
gwen tnht "wednesday, the sra uGy Of March
a, u lttl, a. 3i;0 O'Clock a. m. AZ the County
Court House IN SAT- Lake CITY, Utah Ia the
court room 81 said court. hiss been appointed
ne time ana place for tho hcarIug OF a pest
tlon oi litzio Mcllen MaTFetts, praying for
the admission 70 probate Of q certain docu.
ment herewith presented, puipurling to be
deceased. when and where an persons later.
esied may appear and oppose the probate OF
hAid viii. or the granting OF letters testampu-
tary 10 Lizze Mollen hGrgetts as prayed FOR
IN said peutOu.
In witness whereof, I have hcTcunto set my
hand and anlXed the seal OF aAiu
lsEALl Court. this 10Th day OF February.
y. -. 1891.
DAVID c. DUNBAR.
BY GEO. L. blair,
Deputy Clerk,
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Littl cPittsburg Mining COMPANY. Location
OF principal place oil business, Rooms w
and 203 ProprcsB building. SAT- Iake Illyi
Utah. Location OF mines, Camp tiuyu a1u
ophir Mining districts, near Mcrcur Ioooie
County. Utah.
NJ oIICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT At A
~ meeting of tho Directors held az Tue
unlce OF the company. 10 salt Lake CITY, OtAh'
on tho ltth day OF foDfuary, 1871. an hasees.
ment OF one half OF one cent per phhre MAs
lovio on the capital ttOcs OF the corporation.
payable to the secretary, ChaA r. hudson,
Progress Building. Main street, on or before
tue 20 b day OF March isyi
Any stock upon which the assessment re-;
mains unpaid on the 2gth Of March, 80 VIII
be delinquent aud advertised FOR safe at public
auction, and II payment rs not made before
viii be sold on the lblh day ~ april, lsJi' ~
tho hour OF 2 p. m. at the once OF the COM
pany, to pay the assessment and cost OF adHer-
tising and EXPENSES OF ssle.
CHhs. r.. HUDSON. Secretary.
salt Lake City, Utah. February %. 1881.
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And in accordance with tho law and tho
order Of the Hoard Of Directors made on
January "a ltYI, go many shnree OF each par
Gel Of Tho abova described stock AZ may be
psttesHry. VIII le sole at the once OF tho
company, rooms SOB and 500. Mccormick block.
Sal, Lake tity Utah, on Saturday, the 10Th
day OF February next Mt l O'Clock p. M, TO
pay mo delinquent Assessment thereon. To-
Eother with tho eoeis OF advertising and ex-
penEe Of sails
by order of the Board of Directors
ARTHUR hIAlNhIt
socy. and Treas. Crown Point Gold and Silver
Mining Co.
EiFsI Publication OF ihis notice Jany. %,
1881.
February II. 1877.
% The above mentioned sale Is postponed one
weok to saturday, February 21th,
By order or the Board OF dirc9tore,
ARIHUit sTAYNEH.
Mining On
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEeTINn.

TINE ANNUAL. MEETING or THE sToOR-
L holders OF the Aurora Mining and Milling
COMPANY VIII be held ut the compnny's odIce.
No. 20 south Main street. sat Lake Cuy, on
Mondhy, March let, 1897, for the purpose of
hearing the annual report and eleciing OiiOers
for the ensuing year.
JOHN WELLS, Secretary,
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The state OF Utah sends greeting 10 Delos
Robinson. Mary Dos Robinson, his vito,
Ceesua kobinson Marin Harris, Mary
Doe Harris. hts wife, solomon hArris Mary
lioo Harris. his wife. Iua Hhrrls, Louisa
Llttlodeld, CandAncc Yeddie, Alkaline Iod-
die, Amanda Noddic, Albert W. Merriil, a
minor, JOnn &. Young, q minor. spencer
Young, u minor, harah Irene Young. n
minor. Christian ihumke ana Bertha
kngolbrecht and Arthur Barber. Defend
anita
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Crown Point Gold ami Silver Mining Co.
rT'HEKE ARE DELINQUENT UPON TuE
4 following shares o.; stock on account OF
ASSORTMENT No. LEVIED October L., 1850, tho
tevoynl amounts act Opposite the nameH OF
tho reeHsetiva stOckholderI as follow.
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Tho state OF Utah sends Greeting to wilhel.
NINA kallstrOm. Carolina Adamson and
Louisa Larson, Defendants:
Wen AXE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP
4 pear in an action brought against you y
the above named plaintit IA the District Court
OF lhe 1 hiId Judicial District OF tho state of
Juan, anu To answer the complain; lied there
IA Wlthln ten days exclusive Of the day Of
seryice) after tue service on you of tbs alins
summons-t served within TINS county Or,
~ served out Of this county. butin This District
within twenty days; otherwise within forty
days or judgment by default viii be taken
AGAINST Ycu, according 10 the prnyet OF said
The said action is brought TO have iudginen mt
against dcfendanta in SUN Of $40 4 53, with
inlerest thereon, st0 per cent per aEnum nom
sapt !, lsvJ. Tor s5I1 iANes paid 500 Attor-
neye fees and costa OF SUIT; alleged to be dua
on certain promihsory note, executed BY de-
PENDANT kallHtrom 10 plAinutf, Nays, isai for
1900 with interest at d per cent per Aunnm-
sand sum as above being due and wholly
unpaid thereon; aaiu note being Sc
promises hereinafter described. executed
by defendant kallttTom to piHlntlr; 10 have n
decree OF ms court ad!uuging sad mortgage
u first lien on said premises; wat Anid prcHi.
hes be sole ind proceeds applied IN payment
OF costs OF sale and amounts due As above:
thRt defendants and All persons claiming un.
der 'hem be barred and lorsciOsed Of all rlaifa
or equity OF REDEMPTION In Auid prcfnIsea tina,
plaintiff have deficiency Judgment against
defendant hallstrom, and for other rB!icf; sgid
premises are DESCRIBED rs follows, TO wit:
Commencing at 5. W. csrner OF ut s. BLOCK 3.
plat b. salt Lake city Survey, running
thence east RODS. thence north 10 rods.
thence west rods; thence south 10 rods TO
place OF beginning; situate IN salt Lake CITY
and County, Utah, ~
And you are hereby notified that II you fail
10 appear and answer the said complaint as
above required. the said plaintiff will apply 10
the Courl for The relief demanded therein
witness. tho honorable judges, and tho seal
OF the District Court OF the Third
lsEAL-l Judicial District, IN and for tho stAta
OF Utah. TINS llth day of october, in
the year OF our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ninety.six
q. n. STANTON, CLERK,
BY j. II. SPiAGuE, Deputy Clerk
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Ferdinand II. Merrill, Deceased
MTOTlOE Is HEREBY GIVES NJ the
IN undorsisued administrator ofIhs estate
OF Ferdinand -. Merrill, deceased, 10 the
creditors Of, and ai persons having claims
with the necessary voucheIH, within fol-
months after the iTst publication Of Tho no
tee. 10 tho nEid william " Merrill a. $50
Constitution nuilcing. salt L.ks cay. iG the
Conniy OF salt Lake, Utah
WILLIAM W. MTREILL
tsdmlnisirator OF the EGtate OF Ferdinand ~
\ Merrill, Deceased.
IOaied February l2,h. ls9,,
IN Ii. CANNON and u, 4. DUDLEY.
Attorneys Tor SAID Estate
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SUMMONS.
In the District Court OF the Third Judicial
District Of the state OF Utah, County
Of SAT Lake.


We.
Dclos Robinson, Mar Doe Robinson, his wife,
Coleaua koblnson, Martin Harris, Mary Doe
Harrls. his wife, Solomon Harris and Mary
Doe Harris, his wife. Ida Harris, Louisa
Iitueneld, unudanCo Nodrio. Adaiho ied-
die, Amanda Yeddlo. Albert ". Merrili, q
MINOR. John q. Young, u minor, spencer
Young. minor saran Irene Young, a
minor, Christian Hhemke ana Bertha Ingel.
brecht ana Arthur barber, Defendants.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Vanderbilt Mining Company. Location OF
Temple street, Salt Lake Cny Utah. Ioca.
ton OF mine, Mineral iIil Mining District
Blaine County, Idaho,
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
~ meeting Of the Board OF Directors, he ID
nj the ONCE of the company In salt Lake City
Utah, on the 8uth day OF January 1857 an
assessment OF i've tb) cents per share was lev
led on the capital stock OF tho corporation,
pEyaGie - the secretary. A. t. oiAuque, AZ No.
u West south Temple Street, before the 9th
day of March, 1877.
any stock upon which the assessment re-
mains unpaid on tho 9Th day Of March, 1881.
VII! be dclnquent and advertised for sale ut
public auction. and II payment il not made
before, will he sold on the the 2lHt day OF
March, 1871. at the hOur of . p. M, at the once
OF the company 10 nay the assessment aud
cost Of advertising and expense OF sAie.
4. g. GlAuQuE, Secretary.
salt Lake City, February ]. 1881.
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North American Savings Loan and building
Company, Corporation, platntit.
vs..
wiihelmnR Kallstrom Carolina Adamson and
Louisa Larson, defendants
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

The SEWER Mining and Milling Company. a
Corporation.
Principal place OF business. salt Lake City.
Utah.
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TNDER AUTHORITY or THE LAST
~ viii anu testament Of Nathan scar, do
ceased, which has been duly admitted to pro-
bate. in the Probate Division OF the DBulct
Court Of tho lntrd Judicial District, County OF
SAT- Lake, state OF Utah, We wall sell at private
sale the toi owing described real estate and
personal property, to-wit;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-27

An ordinance fixing the compGnsalion of the
ChhlrmHn Of the Board OF Pubic WORKS Ot
suit Lake City.
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An ordnance amending Section pf Chapter
20 OF she Revised Ordiuhnoss OF lea, re-
lathg 'ha speed Of railroad train0 with.
In the limits of salt Lake city.
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Calvin q. Sprague, an employe OF
the Pacific Lumber company, met
with serious accident at Scotia, Cal,
ON Wednesday. He was riding In the
cab OF locomotive, and attempted to
nlight before the trnin stopped. He
fell to the track and was struck by the
car. His left log was broken below the
knee and one Or two ribs fractured.
The leg had TO be amputa.ed, as 1t was
badly manglod.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-25
BALTIMORE RACES.
Trotting, Pacing, Running and Bicy-
cling Events.

Baltimore, Sept. 24.-Trottlng races
were resumed at Gentlemen's Driving
park today with good crowd and fast
track and large fields. Rose Turner
won the 2.14 trot, which was ,infinish-
ed on Wednesday. Summary:
2.1i class, trottirg-Rose Turner (Col-
llns), won first, third and fourth heats
Ruby GRAIN, won second. Time, 216,
2.14h, 2,14A, 21SA Gordon II, ] NJ d, and
New York Central also started
2.17 class, trotting-Belle Eliot, br. m.
(Grain), won second. third and fifth heats.
Time, 22l4, 2.23iA, 2.22A. Robert Burns
won first heat. Tin e, 2.20i4. Alrich won
fourth heat. Time, 22lA. Tom Medium,
Frank Hill Bird Eye and Charlie II also
started.
22j class, pacing-Moral, S. g., won
straight heats. Time, 2.21h, 2.19A, 223h.
Luke Morgan, Johnnie b, Jessie l., Pearl
Alfred, Patsy X, FrostbLrg, Sable Noir
and Trixie Lee also started.
PA class, trotting unfinshed)-Othello,
blk. b. Ryan), won first and second heats.
Time. 2.23A, 2.22. Victor b, Bursar, Min
ME Rysdyke, Marie, Atlantic, jr., Colleen
Bawn, ] r. Marde II, Irene, Sussie, Julian
May, Princess Orloff and Red Leo also
started.
Running, half-mile dash-Apprentice, CHI.
g., G. w. Boyles, won; Gold Spes, G. d.
Vallenger, second; Feracious, b. g., j.
Williams, third; Pearline. b. f., w. f.
Armstrong, fourth; Leon, S. g., w. N. Ad-
ans, fifth; Heresy b. M, b. b. Dunbar,
sixth. Time, SO.
Bicycle events-Mile novice, won by
Scudder. Of Kennett Square, in 3.15.
Half-mile open-Won by Simmons, of
Lancaster, in Lisa. Simmons also won
mile open in 2.35.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-25
WASHINGTON BICYCLE RACES.
Eddie Bald Won Roth the Open Pro-
fessIOnal Events.

Washington, Sept 24.-Two thousand
persons attended the League of Ameri-
can Wheelmen bicycle meet at Inter-
national Athletic park today. The
weather was cool and bracing, but the
races generally were slow and unin-
teresting because of the unsatisfactory
condition of the track. The majority
OF the contestants were from this city,
the outside professionals being repre-
sented by Mertens and Gardiner, of
Chicago, +. c. Bald, of Buffalo, and
Tom Cooper.
The chief interest center ed in the
three professional events, Eddie Bald
winning two of them, defeating Tom
Cooper and other well-known riders in
the two-thirds mile open and one-mile
open, The surprise of the day was the
easy victory Of George S. Ball in the
two-mile handicap professional. He
had a lead of 200 yards over the scratch
man and with w. F. Throop. of Wash
ington, with a handicap of 1870, led the
way all through the race and were
never approached.
Summary:
Two-thirds mile open, Professionalism
won, Gardiner SECOND, Martens third
time, 1853 As.
one mile open, professionalism won,
Sims second, Mertens third, Cooper
fourth; time, 256
nwo-mile handicap PROFESSIONALISM
600 yards), won; Threep Q8O yards), Sec
ond; Bald (scratch), third: Mertens (25
yards), fourth, Time. 500 AS.
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AN UNUSUAL SCORE.
Four English Cricketers Retired
without Run at Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, Sept. 24.-The final fif-
teen minutes play today in the inter-
national cricket match between the
Philadelphia and English teams was
sensational in the extreme, the four
Eatsmen for the Englishmen being re-
tired without scoring a run. This Is
the first of two three-day matches to
Phlladelphians and Captain Warmers
team of English amateurs. Nearly all
the men on the local team were mem
bers of the Philadelphia team, which
made a cricket tour through England
this summer
The Philadelphians went first to bat
and in their inning scored 242 runs
The English team then started their
inning and four of their wlckets were
lost in fifteen minutes without obtain
ing a single tally, Captain Warner
Their made the point that IL was ton
dark to continue play and the UNI.
Iired ordered stumps to be drawn. The
loss of four wickets for no runs Is
probably without precedent in a match
between high-class teams.
Tie day was dull, cloudy and damp
and the attendance numbered only
about 500 persons. The local batsmen
made an excellent stand against TIE
fasi left hand bowling of Stocks, tn :
big breaking of Bull and the alow
straight ones of Jessop The fielding
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of the visitors was also good, although
Tonee made a wretched muff of a lit
tie raised ball off Cregar's bat. The
batting of Lester was especially fine,
he playing a careful, steady inning
for seventy-three without giving a
chance until he was finally caught on
a cut to Longoff His inning included
nine boundary hits for four each and
nine doubles.
The Englishmen went in for their
inning at 4.40 p. m, and Chinnery was
caught in the first over at short slip
by +. w. Clark off King. A moment
later Warner lost his wicket In precise
ly the same manner, except from the
positions of the fielder and bowler were
reversed. King, who achieved consid-
cradle fame during the tour through
England, then clean bowled both Mar
riott and Stocks in one over, Marriott
on the second ball and Stocks on the
fourth ball. Stumps were then drawn.
Pa; will be resumed tomorrow morn
ing,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-25
LOCAL RING NOTES.

Bobby Dobbs left here last night for
Brooklyn, where he will box fifteen
rounds with Joe Cans Monday night be-
fore the Greenpoint Sporting club
Red Connolly was beaten in six rounds
by Bobby Dobbs Thursday night at Car
bondale.
Manager Michael Connolly, the business
representative of John Tighe, has not yet
posted a forfeit nor issued a formal chal-
lenge for a decisive meeting with James
Judge. Judge and Tighe have large fol-
lowings and a bout between the two
would mean a snug sum for the winner.
II is possible that Mike Cadden, of
Wilkes-Barre, and Bob Mills (colored), of
birmingham, Ala, will box in a prelim-
mary Thursday night at Music hall
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thirteen years old and during the term
OF Its agent, Brooks Bass. has In ten
years acted in 1,100 cases. destroyed
nearly $50 horses and prosecuted 225
cases.
Aldermen are required to conduct the
legal cases of the society without
charge. Its chief item OF expense is
the monthly salary of $40 paid the
agent, and its revenue has been wholly
derived through contributions. DR.. b.
H. Throop was the prime active spirit
of the sbciety when he was alive and
was its president for many years.
Since his death the affairs of the or
ganization has been on the wane but
there are q number of well-known
Scrantonians interested in its welfare,
and they are urging the reorganiza-
tion.
The present officers are: Acting pres
ident and first vice president Rev. N.
f. Stahl: second vice president, Mrs.
e. B. Sturges; third vice president,
Mrs. Henry Berlin, jr: fourth vice
president. Mrs. William Silkman: sec
retary and treasurer, James Dimmick; ;
managers, Rev. N. f. Stahl, r. T.
Black, John Kemmerer, William Blume
and e. j. Goodwin.
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CHAMPION OF THE WORLD.
Jack McAulife's Right to the Title Is
Not Disnuted.

The greatest boxing card offered the
Scranton sporting public in recent
years will be the McAuliffe- Ryan ten
round argument in Music hall next
Thursday night. The audience on that
occasion will be privileged to witness
a present champion battling for a de-
cision.
To speak of McAuliffe as a cham
pion is to speak the truth. He is the
lightweight champion of the world,
has never been defeated since he won
the title and his honor is not disput-
ed, something that is quite unusual
in pugilistic matters. He is training
at Coney Island for the event, and
Ryan is getting in condition at Col
lege Point. They will meet at catch
weights.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-25
SOCIETY WAS NOT REORGANIZED.
Another Meeting to He Held Frida y
Night.

There was to have been a reorgani-
cation of the Society for the Preven-
tion of Cruelty to Animals last night
In the board of trade rooms. but the
attendance was small and action was
deferred to next week Friday night at
the same place of meeting. There were
present John Kemmerer, w. H. Taylor,
William Blum, w. L. Henwood, w. d.
Kennedy. Brooks A. Bass, John Drew
and ID. b. Atherton.
The Scranton society is a local
branch Of the Pennsylvania society,
and is really more than local organ
ization as 1t possesses peculiar legal
authority, can operate throughout
Lackawanna county and can take az
tion in other counties at the request
of the proper authorities. 1t is nearly
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-25
LABORER KILLED AT DUNMORE.
Piece of Coal Loosened by Blast
Fails Upon His Head.

Sehlo Vatoramanza, a laborer in
Spencer's mine at Dunmore, was killed
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock by a
fall of roof
He was returning after blast when
large piece of coal that had been
looseEed, fell upon his head and killed
him instantly. His home was on Will
low street, Dunmore. A wife and three
children survive him.
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Giants and Senators Break Even.

New York, Sept. 4.-In a double header
today the Giants and Senators broke even.
The first was won by the visitors because
they were able to land on Sullivan and the
Giants could not fathom McJames. In
the second Seymour worked out of turn
and always had the Washngtons in
trouble. Mercer was hit in every inning
but the first. Scores:
First game R.H.E
New York ..........O011 O-26 2
Washington ........0 $1,000 4-7l5 2
Batteries-Sullivan and Zearfoss; Nc
James and Mcclure. Umpire-Lynch
Second game R.H.E
New York .............0 Of 1ll22-S 2
Washington ..........0 002l1O-4 4
Batterles-Seymour and Warner; Mer-
Ger and Mcclure. Umpire-Lynch.