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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-05-06
An Extensive Election Contest.

The contest instituted by Mr.. Lyon,
the Republican candidate for judge in
Schuylkill county in 1895, against Judge
elect Dunn, is still going on. Lyons
side of the case is not yet finished, and
Dunn's witnesses have not yet been
heard. year and half has already
been consumed in hearing the testi-
mony. The three judges who are sitting
on the case have given Lyon until June
to finish his side. The expenses, to
the end of last month, have been figured
up. They amount to $12. .159.3S. This
must be paid by the taxpayers of the
cOuutV
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-05-06

ST. Leo's Catholic church at Ashley,
which is reported to be one of the hand
soonest religious ediflces in the state,
will be dedicated on June 6. The build
ing of the church was begun ten years
ago by Bishop Hoban, who is still pastor,
not yet having taken up his official resi-
dence at Scranton. Monsignor Marti-
nelli, the Papal delegate to the United
States, will celebrate the mass on the
day of dedication. Efforts are also
being made to have Archbishop Ryan,
of Philadelphia, and DIR. Conaty, direc-
tor of the Washington university, preach
there the same day.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-05-06

EX-Banker f. V. RockafelIow was
again placed on trial this week for en-
bezzlcment, the prosecutrix being Mrs.
Annie Meier, one of the last-day de-
| positors. 1t was this case which was
taken before the supreme court on the
contention by the defense that, having
been convicted on one count of the in
dictment there being some prosecutors
Rockafellow could not be tried on the
remaining counts, the trial of one being
the trial of all. The defense was sus-
tained by the lower court, but the deei-
sion was reversed by the supreme court.
The trial was accordingly called on
Monday, and, as all the Luzerne county
judges are depositOrs in the bank, or
otherwise personally interested in this
case, Judge Searle of Montrose, was re-
quested to preside
A motion was made to quash the in
dictment, on the ground that it did not
show that the witnesses before the
grand jury had been sworn. This was
overruled. The selection of the Jury
was not completed until Tuesday morn
ing.
The trial is dragging along slowly.
The aged eX-banker is in the prisoners
deck every day and weeps copiously
when reference is made to his misdecds.
He gives no sign, however, that he in
tends to tell what became of the great
amount Of money he stolc from the de-
DOSitprS II is sunnoSpb hn il CLinldipp
some one, and while he continues doing
this 10 mercy will be shown him by the
prosecutors.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-05-06

The dead body of a young man was
found on the Lehigh Valley Railroad at
White Haven yesterday. 1t is supposed
that he fell off freight train which
passed through the town the previous
night. Later in the day it was learned
that his name was William Torton, OF
st. Clair, Schuylkill county, who had
left his home short time ago. The re-
mains were taken to st. Clair by his
fnthnr
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-05-06

Attorney c. o, Stroh yesterday pre-.
scnted petition to court to have com
missioners appointed to divide the North
ward of Freeland borough, into two OF
more wards. The petition rs signed by
over forty property holders and residents
of the North ward, and was properly
sworn to. The court appointed the fol
lowing commissioners: c. II. Bates
Abner Smith and p. +. Loughran. No
tice of the time and place of meeting OF
the commissioners will be made known
later
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-05-06

James Miller, John Bird and George
Jordan, the last three of the gang of
seven colored people, who were charged
with. blowing up the shanty on the Will
keSbarre mountain over two years ago.
Were set at liberty Monday morning by
Judge Bennett, when District Attorney
Fell entered nolle pros. in the case
against them. OF the seven who were
first arrested Ncse Miller was con
victed of first degree murder, mainly on
the evidence Of Frank Shaffcr, but he
died in prison before tho sentence could
be carried ont. Then Schaffer was con-
victed on his own testimony in the pre-
vious trial, but the Board of Pardons
recently recommended IA change OF the
death sentence to life imprisonment
Hester Brace and Mrs. Miller were re-
leased few weeks ago on habeas cor
pus hearing secured by Miss May Tres
colt, and now the discharge of the other
three disposcs of this famous criminal
ease
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-05-06
Young Mans Remarkable Recovery.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Kelley, of Moosic,
have just received word of their sons
remarkable recovery from what seemed
lifelong aflliction. About a year ago
the son, Fred Kelley, was peculiarly
afflicted. lie went to bed one night and
on arising the next morning he had lost
his speech. He could hear plainly
enough but could no. speak. He was
taken to an hospital in Michigan, whore
after five months treatment he has re-
covered his speech. For four days, he
lay in a comatose state.- AN operation
was performed upon his throatdnd lack
lily proved successful. He began to i'm
prove at once, and in less than day
his powers were restored. He will re-
turn home in a couple Of weeks.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-05-06

John Broat. of llazleton, was taken
before Judge Bennett on Tuesday morn
ing. being arrested at Hazleton, charged
with killing II man there several weeks
ago. Broat has been arrested before on
the same charge, and on habeas corpus
hearing was released on bail. The
grand jury later ignored the indictment.
Broat was rcarrested the other day and
Judge Bennett released him of hS5, 200
bail, which was furnished by four prom
inent residents Of HaZleton
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-05-06
Eleven Years in the penitentiary.

Ninetcen-year-old John Cononath,
charged with the murder of Jacob Gill
letta, aged 20, pleaded guilty in court
on Monday morning and was at once
sentenced to eleven years in the Eastern
penitontiary, at separate and solitary
confinement. The murder occurred at
Port Griffith January IL, and was the
result of spree in which Il half-barrel
of beer was consumed. The young fel-
lows began to wreste, Then fight
ensued. The prisoner, maddened with
drink, seized a butcher-knife and plung-
ed it into the neck of Gilletta, scvering
the iugular vein. His victim died in
two minutes.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-05-06
Every Evening Next Week.

The famous NATURALIZATION Com
pany and Ida Florence Campbell will
open weeks engagement at the Grand
opera house, commencing next Monday
night in the great society drama, La
Belle Marie" on which occasion ladies
will be free when accompanied by per-
son holding a paid 30-cent ticket. A
different play each night for the entire
week. Prices, 10, 90 and 80 cents.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-05-06
Card OF Thanks.

At meeting of the Y. M. c, T. A. b.
Corps, on May 2, a vote of thanks was
extended to the ladies who assisted the
banquet committee in entertaining the
delegates to the district convention on
April %, also to such persons as render
ed assistance otherwise on that occa-
sion. Committee.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-05-06
PLEASURE CALENDAR.

{ That mince meat at A. Oswald's make
delicious pies.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-05-06

Next Sundays schedule of the Anthra-
cite league calls for Frceland at Drlton
and Hazleton at Lattimer.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-05-06

May 24.-Masquerade ball Of the Tip
Top Club at 9annes' opera house.
Admission, 25 cents.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-05-06
DR.. N. MALEY,
DEN klE SIly .
Second Floor, Birkbeck Brick.
OVER BIRKBECK's STORE.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS

CTRAYED.-From the premises of the un-
- dersigned, on May 2, a red COW; has small
horns and hind part is rather low. lnforma-
tion of its whereabouts will be literally paid
for by Andrew Kasarda, Jeddo.
I,OR SALE.-Two pool tables, sizes fxS and
u Axe, will be sold cheap. John Shigo.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-05-06

All are occupied and paying high
rent. Can be purchased on easy pay
ments; owner desires to sell to build on
the Howey estate. Further information
can be had from Real Estate Agent
John Il. McHugh, four doors above the
postoilce.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-05-06

a. Oswald sells the freshest eggs in
town. Every egg is guaranteed,
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-05-06
BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS.
PARAGRAPHS GATHERED FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE REGION.

Synopsis of Local and Miscellaneous Oc-
currences That Can he Read Quickly.
what the Folks of This and Other
Towns are Doing.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-05-06
NO SUNDAY SHAVING.
BARBER SHOPS MUST BE CLOSED ON
THE SABBATH HEREAFTER.

Lengthy Session of Council on Monday
Evening in Which the Chief Business
Consisted of Paying Bilis-Police Force
Confirmed-More Lights Wanted.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-23

Attorney-st. No H. a three story and basement
brick tenement Joseph Solomon OF No l22
Ridgest owner: Horenburgsr & Straub. Of No
No new building plans filed to day at the main Office
No alteration plans filed at the branch office.
New buildings. branch office:
Trinity-ave. 300 # $ i56th-st. for
story frame dwelling. 2Dx46 by John A Fitz-
Dickerson architect ......'..'......... 1000
81 Lawrence-ave. 2 s. Is It Of Manson-st. for
two story frame dwelling. 20xis. and
story frame shop 16xl6. in rear. by c Curtis
Miller architect ........... 300
C;erard-ave Nos 500 and 3is for two two-story
frame factories. 2.tS1J. by Charles Van Ripper,
tect ~ 90 '...' .....,...,...... 1900
Inwsod-ave. 3 ~ It OF 1C9th-st. for one
story frame shed. 42xl2 by August kampfner.
architect '' ............., 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-23
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

'i''s smith and Md'' WIZ Ito to samuel Tmsn. 81
Henry N Goldfose to Gerson wertzberger.. 1900
Same property: Hannah Goldfose to Henry
Bet qSt st. W corner Downing st. eoxe27 Mitch
Ell Levy referee - T. John ,a,h smith irn S2'"
Mary 4 Ryan and another. executors. TO Mag ,.so
sa a1e' 20 oS sca7 Seth Mten George
Its an'sion No 1872 Margaret Amabie to
lsi-aVe. :. soii II of i?lst-., oosso: Ed
Io7th-st No 2i5 Fest: Abraham Harris and wife
Isaac HeydsekeT part r,.:.;o,;
VIE 70 Gust.y g els gschCTi,n w;,,, 70 Ma,
4ad~st. n :. lot o2s' map Hermitage. 25aioo..;
mon Nathan. 1900
East s ssrs W.. Of az aas sda s' s srssS
Annie D cornweli ct al. 10 william Prayer. ali
SAME s'is property part Joseph coraw. to sam. 1893 1893
Iosth-.t. s. 100 IT W OF Am,tsrdam-ave. a5I
iosth-si. 2s5 II e q sd-ave sosae II. u part;
clara Te% e 70 csS.ssy ad.s ok
Helen sm s 70 SAMUEL . Adams AND
Richard 8 Plat 70 Frederick Hughes as trustee
Washngon-st. No IA. Y part: Mary Smith 10
Same properly. ]. part: James XVI. and viii. to
EisriGses No lis: Delaney ct No is4 ad.
Noe lle and ils East Rvington-s. No 1872
Michael l. BouIllon and wife to Margaretha
sh-rir-st' No IA: Otto wse ana anoihcr exc,
cutcrs etc. to Gustav G Ffschlowitz and an
st, g. 80 n W Of sth-ave 2o1icoi Eugene
Jerome and another. executors Ella g
w ssr "a E,,.s, ' Of asys ga .s
10 William Prayer :...:.....:.::.............
Lot % oa sc Fn ~ Sor s Il h SsG.~ estate
Bronx Terrace. . s. lots i.iso and ilsi and gore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-23

lot 1Ol. map OF Wakefield; Mary S KelIner to
Henry II Mese ,,..o. a
5oxloo; also Briggs ave. Q 5. PISS IT n e 81
Travers-st. 25xl2J: also 2d-ave. lot -.
map No J. Hyatt farm. and l5th-ave. lot
80 map Wakefield; same 10 Julia Purdy
Clinton ave. n g corner Bronx River Road. Sax
200 to Willard-ave Irregular 1s5th-st. 8.
1865 IT OF Vanderbt-ave. 16.sxl0O;
l29.3x5OxlGO.S; also Decatur ave, rs Il Of
Travers-st. 373xlO0.7: Hoe-st. W =. 1918 IT of
Lyon st. .OxlOO; 189th-st. 4l6 It OF
Stebbins-ave. 75x107 and 3 lst-ave. 40 #
Of 2d-st. 3Ox1cO: John Knox and wife to j
r2mh"st 40 i54 to 1873 West: Florne n Book
man to JaGoe Bo.knan All. r,c,, na an
other to Joanna G O'Shea ................:...
l5ist-st n $ 200 Il " Of Amsterdam-ave look
90 II: Annie T O'Shea TO Alex Brown. tr...:
Irregular; Prospective. " .. 20 n o. Lebanon
ST. eOx1OO: Elsmere Place % II " Of
Marmion-ave. lOOx5O: Milford Place. $, lot I3s.
map Section G. Vyse estate; Twenty third Ward
Land Improvement Company to William
Park Row. 10 49, Anna c Du Bots and another
Gouverneur-st . g. lots 81 and GO map partition
Hester Gouverneur. 4sxl023x4sxl0l.9 Felix
Marx to Rachel Levy. ........................
ll7th-st $. 1876 " W Of Sth ave. 126xlUll:
E.eanor Cou;toH and another TO Mary
West End-ave. W corner Io5th-st. 2o.llxiOo:
Mary Ryan to Magda.ena Doelger
Cooper-st. 8, $50 II 2 of Academy-st. 5Ox1Oo;
William Hunt and wife to Lewis 5 Goebei..
l04th-st. s. 4O7.S II " OF Columbus ave- l2l *
9l6x irregular: Lawrence Buckley to stephen
144th-st e corner College-ave. la3x5O: Bertha
Scherney to Maria Graf ....... 49,: i,-f..
caudwell-ave. y :. PILL II OF l65ti s. sex
1872 !s54ii; rhsbs n, \ rarshali' eHeru'nx and
westchester- ave. 3, i5l fl 9 OF Union ave, 2bx
1895; Henrietta Mor.ock 10 Dora Fernschild....
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Ada%s Samuel and !san asfan a OF e Mls TO-
Az years Arnold and wife 70 Frederick j Middle
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Amand.on rS John A. caiharne T smith ,oo
Edridse-si. 70 iio and property de .
same %,"I to Mary iambrfcht al. property soo
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De s' Woif H. john ss z and Frank Gi ,oo
Deere Mary {, ASse wss%a" orner 1000
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H s,H at r ssani, B. to Anna Pardy
SSs @ ana namsa s Sas Ts 'sn's so $500
Johrsen John A and wife 10 James A and Eu-
gene T Wolf l1cthst 100 It OF 7th-ave. 40
Kun seai Marsareiha. to Frederick schmi,tiein No
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