The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-31

fickups--f light OF beiieo Heroh'
The Woodchuck Up Tree Little
,
Special Correspondence of The Tribune.
Suaouebanna March 3o-C Il. Per-
rv of Harriok has been fatteninr a
twantv-nound snannins tiirtle All win
tar I'm q barraI of sour milk ON Sunday
his turtlashin was taken ONT of the
barrel ana allowed to wander about
the ward EARLY an NTondav morning
Perry ,yns aroused nv the noise of a
srufie i'm the ward. Repairing there.
no found tba turtle banainy to the nose
of a bip rnx which had baen stealing
from the henneries in the vicinity for a
month. Rre'r Fox was near the fence.
endeavorinp to pet over. but his ef.
forts were blocked by the turtle. Ev-
entualy the fox reached the next yard,
huI rarlileI ferI! lol'oNeu an" S'io'
nun ue"u' ne 'ul ''e az 'iie 'i'i'e
taIiitu ms ho'o' anu relustu ~ 'T, 80
uiltH t"e loN H"9e was cut ''i' "0''
II rI""leu pach " us lo,'ie' e"'' ms
Tue l'oSe WIN - as " 'ioP's'
TEACHERS IN COUNCIL.
Al rosa+ino of r,ircinaIs of Graded
sohn,l, nr s,,,,,,ab,r,o ,o,,nty bald
In ri, ,Io,a an Sot,rdov aftarnoor
last az urhiob C,ourtv Sunarintandent
Cba,las J, Ntnx1a,, nrasidad a Corntv
rao,ba,., ossnciction vas orgonize1
vim tba fo1lou,ing ofRcers. President
prnf.sso,. - u Nrnvlav .t1a1lstead.
Gs+ ,i.e-rrnsida,t professor p E
I,,,,o. ,Ni,,,t,.ns.. saoond ,,ica-rraei-
don't prnfasso,. O. =, Thorna Forest
r,ft,,, mia ,,ic,-,,rasi,la,t NIrs zorn
e,,so,,aha,,ra. sacrata,.,, Professor II
1,is,, c,,.,,,,,b,nno. t,eoeurer pro-
fo,sn,. po,,ratt ,rb,,,so,, re euhiact
az , ,,,ir,,,,, s,,sta,, of urodirg y-os
discuss.I ana a co,nrnittae yyas am
,,ni,tad to ra,,o,t mon . svsteuo and
10 ,a,,,,.t of tho ra>t ,ao,,In, ,naating
to be held in Hallstead on the third
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THE OAKLAND TRAGEDY.
The f,,re,ol of Irronly N,ain,onr late
80 D,,.is, ,.,,.,,.,,,i,, ,.l,r, 49,, ,rt,,,,,,Io,,
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iluIl'mS IasI Suiclueu ul'eL l"L"i'E
Nouhulhg ms SlSler-lil-ll"' MIS- JoHh
StOlloch, in Oakland borough, oc-
CURED from the undertaking rooms of
Colonel Telford, ON Saturday afternoon.
Rev ID, l. Sutherland, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, officiating. The
interment was made in the Grant
Street cemetery. Mrs. Stolloch, Nei-
mann's victim, died from her injuries
at about l o'clock on Saturday after
noon. Her age was about 60 years
She is survived by the husband and two
adult children. The post-mortem eX-
animation disclosed the fact that the
fatal bullet had ploughed through the
liver and lodged i'm the abdominal cav
ity. The funeral of Mrs. Stoloch oc-
CURED from the family residence, 100
High street on Monday afternoon.
ReV. W. X Cochr"ne' pastor OF the
,1 ~ ,,.,,4 ,,,s ,, ~, Hre
I',. '''s 90 -
WHOLLY UNPRFMEDITATED
rr,. ,,,i,,o,. ,,,o,, ,,,, ,,.,,, .,o,a.,
rInrobont;s Imna,,, Goo,
Ana said while he was sninninq there
"This is the only store
Where | can safely build my house
And watch for buzzing flies,
For there I'm safe; this is the firm
Ihat doesn't advertiser
Don monkey with the buzz-saW. 1t
VIII not pay To. fly in passion at a
newspaper,
y .Sood chunk of the town is in the
hands Of the grippe and the doctors.
1t has been remarked that the man
VINO works ike thunder FOR four or hVe
years 10 get d tlother-ih-Ia"' ana theh