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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-22
O-sz9a Es-asa Rs-a-ns.

Tboss Ebo are sssking fOr unity
might ind soDs inherent wisdom il
.Iooking 0rer tbe election returns q
previous Fezrs-
II lss4 the Republicans cast Il 90
Tgtes f0F governor: The Pop1lists, 3s,-
l1.s; tie Dsu0crzts- IA ~
TIE bet eU5eoos n the strength 4
earn party ls found IN the o9nze-
sionzl returns q Isss. In the FIRST
Tongue II resolved ls.s55 roies: Van
6erbuIg ? ls,zsz; Myers D., 1914;
Christensen Pro. Ia. Tong0e's
plurality. O..
II the seoyD6 district Ellis z -
csiVed 1857 votes Quinn p -.
Northup Ind z. s,sg7: BeDnei D.
7.0ss; MeKercher Pm -. Elis'
plurality, 3-s-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-22

Er slm eurtus rBum NJ Ktnsss TIrR-
-Iaes nrd has nalf "a alzsu BEF less-u-
anr - sa,rir irss-s Ns,siliua-T Hus q
rns. 1rl5Esr srr -siEa sIlgs and O. EEl q
r.hanrs - vt1,s ID 1iE HnEius rr ll'-,E
1r1er Iils t,ruamze ur punTs r. q -
x1.-6 earsrsF s-surin Eftsr- SINE Ef
Ihs tr,rs u-e varIiEf uIsshHuirl
ls,riusas. uur NJ EinseF b. Elmusi
ari1Gi,er Es uu+1 q smIsEs EzaaE ~
ll.s nsids lf sbs -uvs- lilEl 11,iE e.
B0g trsas-s Eu6 is TrI1 1aEsahs- win
fsmsur uiu tar Is bBs uEd Ha1fiHt a
ssrir.t n al fBeis- q is hu-5 lE 1Hl
paa1 E5rlseT can'1 o.. ~ bs ilas never
sseeu l.uGa1 rH7 IN 18E sl-1ss1liss-
snr ~ S1-rEs- hHs FBu- BOWS is8rr-
tur Ils1 Traas and fbHT lhErs ErG EeI
slunr TI11 lnr ~ q oiE CIV bE-1- IN
sfle suaemak M department. ld-- Ma
16r nav f--uu s-E % slEtt fJ,Ts lsE-I IL
e. MAKE and ulsn5 sh.,ss II lbs zsW-
trir -gnr drs- S1ai irs- has ssrsI n-Ts
sru1lrFs1 1u reDH-al usl1r1nE Hare
sTl 1tas r.lgrhss s-s usa5s- ufs1lds5 En5
Es--n I'D u-dsr- u tE-r aud .sirll suzfs
an mnds 2 7 ths ogs ne fl5 tfr1
nurs M O. Thoroughly sEEuiDs 1Els
vr-k 3.ros 5u file ssh81l -o1ns Pr-t
8uas sas risurre 70 iiie a5rEDUs5 .'aEs
sua Nlas Lee g ilbs Irr1usarT N1rt-
The 9sfaer tlas 3 racu16on 81 El-ess1i-
5gt ID. E.a35s ron sa8Es5 sTiasues
q ~ n 10 fg- blasi- NJ B0to and
Miss Lee 3oib SHOW great 5srea5u1 20
1las=s t,qgs and g. srsrT1hiDK fsIu-.
prove Daeir minds and c1rrse1 1helr
aaadtE- NJ EslruEss. = Tur0s1. hEs
TsreDfly hsar E-r-95rfs-5 a. assistant
manager q sl1s Toys and tsaehss then
1isrf Tllue and 1-5eT abouf t0slr slssI-
l1r gasr1e-s E05 Il rosir 5ally wc-k-
N1dhing escapes tis rigilzu1 ere ao5
= 2 5eT does LII make - hls eg1 or
slzsk lbs 539ts inst riz1i NJ Hslukse
s8yNs TIN hoE z-5 sea t1af hs 6ues
IT,
NJ AID Mr. Cryisz- have 116ar-
Lats- q iugcTla1f 61ty- thai q l19k-
5ng after fbess o9ys brY2gat IsEsibsr 7
frvn al parts q fhs siste. and caring
for tbis large farm TIE STATE h2s
erected . spe85l8 instltgtIon here
and there g - important EUrk tgr il /
% parlgr-1 IN restoring 70 usefulloess
byYs Wbo have Es3s Ergng, or Ebo 4
have entered ug9a criui1sl csrserz /
The pzrD3e system is nyE oelng *
feo5e5. ano places are found f9- tie
DgTs 81 f4sl IS They learn trades q 4
Iesrn farm w0sk II is B1f NJ. Cf1- 4
issn's l1teota91 80 keep Z 59T here
any l9Dger thar % regtOre hin %
good eitlzsosbip. An5 il kin5Dess,
iod1stry and e59ssljOu EIl o. that,
not : boy o9Deg here but j. benefited
and returned u society eDO1gh in
proved f0r shat il costs u keep bin
here
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-22
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STATE @ OE1os CIrT O TLDc,
LU-Az CDCNEE.
Ftznk J. ChsDey makes 1z-l Ia. x i IL
senior pzrrDsr q thz 5-z cf 2 ! Chs1sy 4
Co, doEng b-Eln=s n ths Cry q T--s5o,
C0znty and sac zf1reszl5, zo5 taz- Ezi5
hru Nil pay tie s-2 q O1E HUNDRED
DOLLARS fsr eZ-h Eni ever czs- q Ca
sFrA hat rzuaos be rrrs5 by rhs IL q Hal s
CE-zrrh CErt
FEAAE CEDET.
SEoru . bsio-E ne aud Euha-ribe5 Z ny
pr=Esooss this Oh iEy q Decslber, A D.
I5s6.
-
! EEGL A " GLEEs1N.
t-~' NocEy F1blic
Halls Czt1rTh Czrs Is taxa izi-.nsIly zn5
AIS directly o. H. bl9oi z55 nacozE E-1-
i1oeI q he Eys,sm- S@od for tsEuDouizls,
free
?. I. CHEET Il Co..
Tsl=5o, o.
RSold b. Druggists. 7Se-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-22

F-lh .ALE~--sEE--- -esl1slos -ruDe-1I
VII 1-E-c1EsE improvements. EuIu--t rz- 81
t9u--seII.h E-1ss-s si1sns OVsgon- 7 u I
FOX SALE CEEAF--5uT Fou- plans nvs
Eor Eln-s= ti3au-uE. Eus healthy plEul
f-7n c-r-E y. Ais3 III 69V=z K
Pawn r-=e1ln1us.- q N sn5 Il Ei-e--lr a,
i1ns. Sou1h SGl=u - Dk y IN
F18 SALE O. EENTs-Eo ares, ( 1llles
f-au Szl=n u g-Er=- -aa1, ;, ac-ts 01-11
AEn1 Eeeas1 q E-s.E. vI-1 scz--eT t1hs-.
- Ec-ss r I'M. Wi g351 houses 5E1 zn5
NIX h1u5-, a--=E 1=Ezng y7EnE orchard,
laa1=1 WI f-E- A. vel fs1cs1, szzll
E-=E1 rr-nDg Ez=s ME % srh9oL
I0s c1r1E hg L E-uu-slgs ~ - hG5 n x
rH-cE EFz- culE al n Eri-s 9. " Pear
nEa=. n5=E MI u G-T on 1rs- r3zi
EE-1on 11-1T. TIz 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-22

sALEls WISs--In the match game
n baseball Wednesday zftero1O1 be-
tSeeu Salem iuniOrs and the In6e-
peo0eDoe team a. In6epeDdence The
local team Hzs victorious, the soJre
being = % 10 is favor. The pTlB-
eipzl features q the game we're three
dDu5ls plays al q which we're made
by the local team.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-22

briEkteEt zzd fziiest Of p-Dzise Tsey are
izken away By the disease Which czrses
over os1e SIKH q al the deaths IN the
EpTlc-the cisezss Ehich cocfoTs call coz-
szEptign- ConsuzptiOn has been corfid-
cred incurzble, and the medical pTofessioz
k1s reger made q greater 1istzEe than tLiE.
Ibere u absolutely 70 Fezsol IL the word
Why cD1suDptiol should be fztzi why II
sAOuic be eFen serioEs u a disezse a
the bl0od. and can Be cured zbsolutely and
alEays ~ purifying and enrichinE the
blooc The ozly eLceptiO1 % this is the
cZsc E'heTc the disease has been reglected
and iuprOpeTiy treated uufil Il Is Efrorger
than The body-uufii the body has become
80 urak As % have lost the ability = Tecu-
pefzte- DF. FieTce's ColdeH Aseticzl Dis
cgFery El-i cure q per ceEt Of AL eases q
rousuuptiou II used according % direc-
tiouE i also cures all lingering coughs,
trD1cEisi and throat zftcti0us There
- ~ Trzson Why the child of consuup-
tive parents need ever have c0usump-
ton u 30 blood and lungs are strength
cned bY the proper use Of TIE Disc0F-
ery." All Eho have any reason 70 fear
consuuption. should read fhe chapters OB
ihlt disease IN Or. PieTce's Comm0n Sense
-..e'o7i Adviser ThIs great medical woEk
ul Ia. Eascs ripfr1eiy illustrated. has
realhal q sale ol orrr C.1.Quo copirs ID
Win be SAT free Of charge on Tcceipt q a
cEe ceut stamps 70 cover cost q mailing
cab. Worid's Dispenszry Aedicai Asso-
eiauon, Cos Main Street. bzn1lo. y. Y.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-22
Hoods Pills iiils N =. li5 "a d,sas.,al =:
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

DC -C,ST--AI 1-is1 Eszsr i=uEls pDD.
f1Iu ui1Hl-hs oll, EiiEr-y r-1-TTls5 4 lsf- hln1
f11- F1r reEI-1s a31-sz c. E31ss, SGJsn.
Or IN > /.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-22

Mary 4 boy stz-1s
CT Z life with TIE
firm 6ete-Zizz.5os1
Of co19rerlE TIE
void he Eszzs
% zchleEe success
AID wealth zud
fEzE His inten-
tig1s Es good and
has VII IS EtrouE-
II ke has the trdily
EtreEEth 70 cary
hiz thTozEh his
e Eorts viii > G
crowned vita
schieEEZeEt Bod
ny sire DFth AID
kezlth are his great
egt ezrirzl WrthDzt
fheE he czz kore
fo- E1thinF How
Zzuy ygG1E Ee1
and y0EEg women
are cut q jas Ebea
the fltlTe seeEE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-22
John {. WRIGHT

Having disposed q II me-
cbsDdise b1Eoess- / Eish u
state that / can sfil D. found
al ny o3oe il Ibs o]d P5o1asr
GrDoeTy- ! propose % osr0tS
NJ time % the i-surs DcS D1S-
ness- and Hriis policies ID The
oesl companies ko0En- Al
Vsrsgns indebted u m,s please
call ana settle al O0u- Z11
save sTps1se q Collection
5zz II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-22
!.
SEE d, 5. BENTLEY.

II yoa want 70 move o. want 4 lOad oftany
kind hauled or wAut load Of mznuIe, dirt.
SAnd or gravel, or oem=nt, lime, hair plas,er.
hrlek OF sever pipe. see d, 5. Bentley, cor
ner OF Front aud Chensketa streets az in,
up telephone 50. Als0 wood and coal On
hands at all TINES OEieH promptly sttenied
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-22
Pre- Car

for fruit dryers and otber purposss-
for sale AZ
GIL5ERT BEOs.
Eslem. Or. G14 rfa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-22
Mt. Angel College

C.n1I1r7 sI1lE -hs ruuIEiss-s n-ruia. scls1--iIrs
rEsIrE Commercial aDc T-s-llE-al--g c1E-seE.
Languages zEurfr frss- lFF'es-rI-IIE- Hti-I1-
fEznr znc uusic = E.Js-Izlty- y z max Z
-l1I1r u1r mifT n EnIT,s-7 -ns uaoH- c5-'sziIl
--zrnI1r 11 IL mIn1 uIl also 10 81 ~ ne
r-1I-y.- 1erzi1-lr-lssrf - lis bJog y e1rDu-HE
M t,szlltiIl nui-d3-r ezr-rIs-- games En1
- -z &C every oss--IF'-I11- y E1sr1g g--lIi
sun n -iIE Ius-I-I-i1r F1u ny -ts- lEsr-t,
-isEz ht q Esll rzTe5 t1, away ir1u IN. iia-
luf us1os II -tfs E--ss.E Enc lr1rs-lT 1l-ss--le-
~ Al sr-sisTr E.zf 1f fsarnsrE
M-11s f1 rz-Il1-u. Ens ET,srIsl terms 2.
TE1E PE1NCLbAL-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-22
BOISE & BARKER

agents, salem. Ofego1,
OCEAN DIVISION,
PorIlznd-Szn Frzncssco.
Steamers leave AinsEoElh dock. Portlan1
July 90 81, August :, 10, IS, -. g, %.
Eare-Cabin, IS; steerzge, $3.50.
WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION.
PORELAND-SALEM ROuTE-Steams,
Ruth for Portland, Tuesdays, Thursdays ani
saturday AZ 7-I5 4. n. Returning. LEAVE
Ash street dock, Portland, Monday. Weines.
day and Friday A. a. m.
Passages given transfers 70 elsctTlc Ink
=, O-esoa City If desired, making il posSibls
10 reach Portland atIp.m.
en- ROUTE:- Tbs
steamer Gypsy for Corvallis. Tuesday, Thus
day and Saturday At a. m, returning, ".
Corvallis Al A. m. On Monday, Wednesday
and Friday. Round nip tickets TO all ro;nfs
n Oregoa, WaShingi02, California oS the
E1st. Co0neetioas made a. Portland VIZ
All rAils o,ezn and TiveE Hnes, Call On q. NJ.
Powers agent, foot TrAie street.
A L. MOHLER,
Nics-PueS- and Manager.
W. II. HERLBURT.
Gsal Pas. Act. Portland, Cr.
t"E iua de.a'ls call On o. address
G. M. POWERS.
fooH Of ha1e s. L1>Al Ag1t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-22

FOR SALE--Ts tzTs = y a--= vcrhzr5 n
m o=E-lnE hi Il 4 hEt sac e cultivation.
+ C3Es = Fs1s-1-il-s zn5 3. nljss IRON Szlen
Nl- Bs- r-ssR-- lngu-s q HE1ss1 4 Lsz-
a1n. EZEh zn5 do-r iA-aF. Salem 8 = L
F wANTEO-To t-a5- a-zn rl=s sor Lax Il
EDo5- I1qrEs sf !. z EEr1hy. II Tie
Fz-lrT, N1--5 Szlsn- 2 = IN =
E wANTED-AEs1r f1r s-Ceass- Il-t.-lz- Ess-
( KslEz zn1 DEEnr7ni Jr.5s=.N OF=-5gWz-z
WI lE.=E- and rlc5eE P1c-= C11-z--E
-1s e151-ss1 rloErzrty q Ee- Mz5-s-y, W..
zunsn1lc HIs-3ry of hs rzEEz1ls r=E-,
za1 fUl snc31Z q ta= Dlzu-n5 yE1-la.
O-ly s. 9. Bsg hsook- Tr=z=155as ce-Eo5,
B1CznEz i-r zE=z-E. Co@-iss5U > De- ce11-
CEeali giT=1- Fr=igai Fzia- o'E-E- t-e..
A-l1s cElcE t1r ou-l- and ts-r7-urT. TEE
DoklAigN COMPANY, Dep, :. SO D=z--
ooc1 - L1le1g2. 62s-ID
POLYTECHNIC SUMNER sCHOCI--B-.
gins N1a5zy Juns =. Free c1uTsTznus VII
u Il corlsr q C5a1eks-z and Corlzys E-es-.
=T--g Dlor-1g r. sirlOrk- J. J. K-zps.
bzs-ID'
The -4BU SINESS PRINTER SaIsz
Is Prank CoooFer. He L % be f1zad 4 Dszr-
borr'L AID Ebsa fond Ezl ID y9z- husi-sss
Fr--1g s-1rE--s 51r- rA=z--y I'D sL-s1Ec--
Ut L1E1 any ons hsrs- - z
MS X. 2. SCOTT.-ScsaozrEpas- zns
-y-r=sl-s-, Honn 8. OFz Ldi / B1s.s
-z-E Fro1pe z--e-5oc 70 al clzzss Of Eork.
WANTED-UPKIGHT AND FAITHFUL
g=1-je-s1 q zz3iss 10 t1zF-l for 1eE-1-sz1le,
-E-Et-lE5si hozs- Il OreE11. Ncul-hly s.,
za1 eTpe1B=s- Posri0n Ecszdy. Rstsrz1--
k1n-1os@ set-z55resse3 s-Ezps3 s-Tel0ps.
Is- Ls2l-zzlo1 Cczrzay, Dept- II. Chi-zg3-
4 KNOCK DOWN. N.-Ro-sss Sod h=rs-
ARR a s. f1E tnEn= s5oes. Ih= ses- sock
Eod EolE- 4. R. Willard, Ise Stzts strest,
Sll@- 5-Is-tf
For Newport
u yo- zrE gong 70 NeEporI this SINNER
Wrl.E . Tckr S-iUusun He has bouses n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-22
FINEST DINING-CAR
SERVICE IN THE WORLD.
A Book
about a Battle.

We have recently issatd an.
other ediuo1-the 9Th - OF
our z9 page iliueirzted book
letdescnptivs Of Custer bat.
tlehsid. Il contains As salts
factory an account As has ever
been written Of the battle IN
which General Custer and his
400 troopers lost their lives.
White for a copy. Write
also for Information about
rates and tain seTyice via the
Burlington Route 10 Omaha.
Kansas City, s.. Louis, Chs
GagO and all other eastern and
soltheTn cities.
Three routes eaSt-yiz Bil.
lings. 81. Paul and Denver,
!. c SHELDON. &. A.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-22

EE-1z1 1-1sr s4@q1- E11 se-19--c-zss
El-e71g CHS z-rz-hs3 . Al tSro1gh TIA Is
WEST SIDE DIVISION.
EETEEEN PORTLAND AND CoKTA11Zs.
Nal tIEzas daily [ezosPt S1DiET-l
7sso A "a -PE-lEa5. Az s-s0 X
IzsIs y Az Corvallis LFi I-0S II
Al AIbEny E15 CuETzlEz c0z1ecr viii
tIzlzs q ths o. c. 4 Z Ry.
EEEEss TEA1S DAILF EECUT sCNnAT-l
ago H " - Par11Eo5--.Ar S-2s 4
1922 X Il -McATlraFlll= IL $50 n
D--s-- c11=etso.s :. san Frzaclsoo El-h
O--i5s1-l zai Oriental zn5 Pzclsc nal
s.=E@sAiP Ines fE JAPAN AND CHINA
Sailing 5z,ss q zpPhczda1
Rz,As and tickets . EGs.e-z poGu.s zn5
Euruqe- Also JAPAN, CHINA. HOMO
LULU and AUSTRALIA. czn * chczi-,si
t-o0 W ". SKINNER, Ticket AFsnt,
Sslsn
r kOEHLER, Manager.
c II. MARKHAM. .. ?. L P. A. Portland
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-22

A.C. SHELDON. &. A.
PEtlAnd. o..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-22

f WANTED.-Io --a3r 5-z1z rIl=z for E-slt Il
EDo3- Ingrrs sf ! z NE-3dy. n Tie
Fz-lrT, N1-za Szlsn- 2 = II =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-22
For Newport.

II yo- AK gong 70 NeEpoz this suzne,
ErI-s % J0hn Simpson. He has h51s-s "a
XXX; u also has team zDi Eim hzul you 70
eo--1ge Or camping grO1Di A. reasonable
rZ--s- : I6 dEE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-22

FOR SALE--Hs 1zFs y a--= yrchzri i
m DsE-l1g HI Il I HEn E-z-s q Cultivation.
Cl1ss = rrss-.r-il-= zna 81 mJss IRON Szlen-
VII Bsl rttslr- Ingp-s q HEnssn 4 LEz-
21n. EzEh zn5 ao-r fz-1lrF. Salem 8 = L
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-22

= KNOCK DOWN. -Ro-seE s5od here
ARR a 81 f1E tnEn=E s5oes. Th= ses, sock
za1 EolE- 4. R. WIll1ri. Iss S.zt= street
Szl=l S-Ez-tf
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-01
COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.

June 10, at o'clock a. m. was, yes
terday, fixed as the time for the hearing
on the petition for the transfer of the
hotel license of August Kunz, of Dun
more, to s. A. Norris.
In the case of the commonwealth
against John McNichols and Patrick
Gallagher, rule was yesterday grant
ed to strike off forfeited recognizance,
returnable at argument court.
The bond of Andrew Terwilliger, tax
collector of Dalton, was yesterday APP
proved by court. 1t was in the sum of
$1,000 and has as sureties, william II.
Rice, o. p. Stall and b. E. Smith.
]. G. Daron and Walter Daron, charg
ed by Il. b. Daggers with malicious
mischief, were yesterday admitted to
hail before Judge Gunster, John Doran
becoming their bondsman in the sum
of StO0
Powell Petroski, of the North End,
against whom the county instituted
suit to recover forfeited recognizance
of 5000, made answer yesterday through
Watson e. Zimmerman, to the effect
that he never went bail for John Sa-
vinslSi as alleged and that he stands
ready to prove this despite the records
of Alderman Edward F'idler's court.
Court yesterday issued an order di-
rectlng that Carbondale township
stand the costs of the recent injunction
proceedings brought by Supervisors
Patrick Moran and j. p. Quinn to COM
pei Treasurer John Battle to honor
their salary warrants, which he re-
fused to pay because they were drawn
by the supervisors themselves, but
which action court at the time decided
was unauthorized.
On motion of the defendant in the as
sumpsit suit of John A. Pray, Sons &
Co. against w. j. Hand, court yester-
day granted rule on the plaintiff
compelling them to give security for
costs.
In the estate of WINNER OBrien, late
of Scranton. letters of administration
were yesterday granted to Rose Carey.
In the case of Gregory against Sea-
mans, court yesterday allowed petit
ton to amend the record by emitting
Laura A. Gregory, as plaintiff and
stephen Trip, Benjamin Trip, May A.
Pabst and Avery Brown as defendants,
and making w. S. Hulslander as trus-
tee, one of the plaintiffs.
On motion Of Voshurg & Dawson, at
torncys for the petitioners, an excep-
ton was noted by court yesterday to
the order quashing the proceedings to
free the Providence and Arlington
Turnpike and Plank road from toll
gates. This was for the purpose of
taking an appeal to the superior court.
Jurors Frank NJ. Beavers, Harry Ed
wards, Scranton; w. A. Lyman, Mos
COW; William Miller, Scranton; w. H.
Swartz, Madison, were excused and
George b. Johnson, Scranton c. Mo
ser, sr., Scranton, and NJ. w. williams,
Newton, We're marked not found.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-01
WANTS A DIVORCE.
Doctor William Haggerty's Wife Seeks
Separation and AIimOny-Other
Grlst from the Divorce Mill.

Mrs. Anna Haggerty, wife Of DIR.
William Haggerty, yesterday instituted
proceedings for divorce and alimony.
She mentions particularly as a ground
for her petition the incident of May
II, when she alleges she found her
husband in his office with young girl
and received a beating as a result of
her intrusion. They were married Aug.
Ia, 1898, in this city and lived togeth-
er as man and wife from that time un-
Warren & Knapp are her attorneys.
Warren & Knapp also filed a libel in
divorce for Mrs. Clementine Rennick
against her husband, Robert Rennick,
of '29 Monroe avenuS Cruel and bar
barous treatment is the ground for the
petition. Making indecent proposals
to her sewing women in her presence
is one of the indigrities which she says
her husband subjected her to. They
were married in New York city Dec. %,
1882, and lived together in this city
from that time until the sixth day of
the present month.
Through Attorneys Davis & Edwards,
John T. Thomas instituted suit for di-
vorce from his runaway wife, Martha
Watkins-Thomas. They were married
May 8, 1895, and on June 20 following
she deserted him, he alleges, and from
that time till the present, he has never
heard tale or tidings of her.
A rule for decree in divorce, re-
turnable June 21. was granted in the
cases of Blanche Reed against John
M. Reed and Eta Moses against Will
liam Moses.
An alias subpoena in divorce was
awarded in the case of Harriet Price
against William Price.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-01
THREE INJURED PERSONS.
One in Land, Another in Reputation
and Third in the Leg.

Oue IN hHnu, AnOtner IN reputation
and Third in the Leg.
Three new damage suits were filed
with Prothonotary c. E. Pryor yester-
day.
Eugene Vail complained to court that
his land adjacent to Chapman's lake in
Scott township has been inundated by
reason of the outlet of the lake having
been damned by the Rushbrook Water
company. w. F. Clements, George
Leighton, Edward Roderick, F. A.
Bates and William Frantz were ap-
pointed viewers to assess the damages,
with instructions to meet on the
grounds June Ia, at II O'clock a. m.
On May 16, last, Michael Dublin, of
Jessup, so it Is alleged in papers filed
by Attorney George D. Taylor, said
some things concerning his nelghbor,
Albert Nowahawak which We're not
very complimentary to Mrs. Victoria
Morek. Nowahawak denies the ailega-
tion and asks 81, 900 damages as a balm
for his standard reputation. Mrs, Mo-
rex is yet to be heard from.
The city of Scranton, Joseph A. Cas-
esse, Salvatore di Martini and Nicholas
Carlucci, We're made defendants in a
suit for $4,000 damages by Ella Kel-
low, who alleges, through Attorney l..
II. Burns and j. F. Murphy, that she
fell and injured her leg on West Lacka-
wanna avenue, where the defendants
negligently allowed trench to remain
uncovered. ..... ..
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-01
BURNED in DODGE MINE.
Thomas r. James and Henry Hogan Eu.
counter Gas in the Big Vein
with Serious Results.

An explosion of gas occurred yester-
day morning about IL o'clock in the
Dodge mines and two company men
were severely burned. The men are
Thomas r. James, of'1136 Eynon street,
and his helper, Henry Hogan, of 3l5
Fifth street.
The men, in company with two 9TH
ers, were engaged in laying new tracks
on a main gangway in the big vein.
James and his helper went forward
some distance along the gangway
when suddenly the lamp carried by
James ignited body of gas and the
two were burned. The only way the
presence of the gas can be explained is
that blower" must have broken out
shortly before the men arrived at this
point.
James, who is g. married man, was re-
moved to his home, while Hogan, who
is single, was taken to the Moses Tay-
lor hospital. Upon examination it was
found that James was burned about
the face, neck, chest and hands more
or less severely His hands and neck
and chest near the arm pits seem to
have the. deepest burns. Hogan is
burned pretty badly about his hands,
his face and. lower limbs are also
scorched little.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-01
COLORED BOYS ARRESTED.
They Are Charged with the Theft OF
Shoes.

Three little colored boys, whose ages
range from IL to IA years, were ar
rested and locked in the police station
last night on charge of stealing shoes
from the front of N. Weiss store on
Penn avenue. The theft was made
Saturday night.
Mr.. Weiss had strings of shoes hang
ing in front of his place of business
and the little fellows grabbed a string
with five pairs of shoes on it and ran
off with them, They afterward di-
vided the booty and had a bit of trou-
BILE about the odd shoes. These they
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-01
ENJOYABLE DUCK PARTY.
Was Given Last Night in Excelsior
Hall on Wyoming Avenue,

A unique dance was given in Excelsior
hall last evening by Mrs. Elizabeth
Lewis for the members of her Monday
evening dancing class. A charming eff
feet was produced, the young ladies
wearing duck skirts and shirt waists,
the men duck trousers and the regula-
tion accessories. Fifty couples were
present The music for dancing was
furnished by Bauer's orchestra. The
affair was the first of a series of in
formal hops to be given by Mrs. Lewis
during the summer months. The next
will occur about July Is.
Mrs. Lewis spent the past month in
Pittsburg, and while there obtained
several new dances and some novelties
in the terpsichorean line.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-01
DETECTIVE JOHN MOIR.
Today He Becomes Detective of the
rF CITY of Scranton.

Dressed in a mysterious. looking and
ordinary tailor-made clothes, with a
star under his coat collar and rogues
art gallery in his inside pocket John
w. Moir goes stealthily forth into the
world today as a full4hedged detective,
Yesterday he discarded the patrol
mans suit of Blue and by the favor of
Mayor Bailey steps into the assorted
shoes of Sherlock Holmes.
Detective Moir is one of the best Of
ficers on the force and will make a
good detective. Today also marks the
promotion of Patrolman Charles Ridge
way to a desk sergeant's position at
police headquarters. The three newly
appointed patrolmen have not yet been
confirmed by councilS. At the meeting
Thursday night. action VIII probably
be taken. trsJuA... .It tfst4 ..,. g.. .
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-01
The Crittenton Meetings.

Charles N. Crittenton. the evangelist,
is a man of sterling Christian ability,
he holds his audiences, as IT were, spell
bound by bis simple manner in pre-
senting the gospel OF Christ, that a
child can readily understand. Come
everybody-it is free-and you will be
heartily welcomed. He Withhold meet
ings in the following places In Scran-
ton, beginning June 7th to the 10th in
clusive; ttyde Park Simpson Metho-
dist Episcopal, June Z; Providence
Methodist Episcopal church, June s.;
Green Ridge Presbyterian church, June
Q. Remaining meetings until further
notice at the Scranton armory - !