The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-11

claims that Bano attached and secured
money at Johnson's oolliery, Blakely,
where Voltisky is employed, under fa.se
pretenses. Bano was arrested by Special
Oficcr Il. l.. Craig. The case was amic-
ably settled.
Joseph Evans was defendant yesterday
In a case before Alderman Howe in which
Mrs. Margaret O'Hafa charges MIN WIN
obtaining money under false pretenses.
The amount at stake is $3.50, representing
insurance on the death of a friend of both
persons. The case was settled by diVis-
ion of the money.
r.. Il. Brltman sent the following dis
patch from Dalton to police headquarters
yesterday: Look out for two horses and
one buggy stolen here. One horse lisht
bay, scar on right hind foot and ankle.
One brown daple; weights $50 and SOci
piano box buggy. The police heard noth-
ing of the outfit up to midnight.
The obsequles of the late Mrs. Mary T.
Richmond, who died while visiting at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. Reese IS.
Oberteuffer were held Thursday after
noon from her home, $40 Jefferson avenue,
interment being made in Wyoming ceme-
terry. Mrs. Richmond had been in poor
health for some time. She was s. years
OF age. She is survived by one son and
three daughters, George T., OF Milton;
Mrs. r. Il. Oberteuffer of Detroit, and
Misses Jessie and Emma, of this city.
Judge Gunster yesterday granted rule
to show cause why the money arising
from the sale of the effects of Livery
man w. w. Arnold should not be paid
into court. This was done on petition
Of John ]. Nealon, who claims Arnold
owed him sj4 for blacksmithing. The rule
will be argued Monday morning.
A horse owned by w. S. Langstaff and
Il riy hx IIor ct on
wire which was dangling on the road
near the New York, ontario and Western
crossing on the Providence line yesterday
afternoon. The horse after energetic
lunges freed itself from the influence of
the electricity. The driver was unin-
jured.
A West Scranton car bound for Tay-
lor yesterday morning in approaching
the switch at the corner of Main avenue
and Jackson street got beyond the control
Of the motorman and ran down Jackson
street through the open switch. The car
went down below Chestnut street, dis
tance OF a block and a half before it was
stopped.
Patroman Iona Day had a long chase
and a stern chase yesterday morning after
two boys who were caught in the act OF
stealing caps from B. Freiman's store on
Penn avenue. The line of run was about
the Delaware and. Hudson station and
several trains of cars. One boy, Lewis
Hughes, was captured and is now in the
| police station.
Gaspero Abbate, one of the two men
who were with Charles Abbate and Vito
Raimon1i when the latter was killed, was
| released yesterday on bail from the CEN
| trail police station, where he has been
confined since the murder. The man Is
wanted as a witness. Vincent Zamm
and Ferdinand Note, who went bail for
| Giuseppe Abbate, another witness, went
bail for Gaspero yesterday. Alderman
| Millar issued the release.
The slander suit of Mary Maslyar
| against her brother-in-law, Elmer Masl-
| var, was heard before Arbltrators
George l.. Pryor, T. p Duffy and r. ]
| Murray yesterday morning. The parties
| live in Jessup, and on last Fourth OF
| July, during a family fiare-up Elmer
made accusations against Mary's good
name. After hearing a big raft of wit
| nesses the arbitrators decided there was
no cause of action. ]. Elliot Ross ap
| peared for the plaintiff and ex-Judgt
| Ward for the defendant