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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-09-01

Hudson breaker, worked 1914 days in
August.
Miss Sadie Stage is visiting friends
at Salem camp grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cool and two
children are visiting friends at Hop
bottom
The Cuban Warscope company will
give an interesting and instructive
programme describing the pictures of
the famous American and Cuban gen.
erals and the Spanish war
for the benefit of the Wilson Fire
company at their hall Friday and Sat-
urday evenings, Sept. 2 and 8.
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A NEW PAPER.

There is considerable talk about the
city of a new afternoon paper being
started. However, when a Tribune
man made inquiries he could find moth
ing to verify the stories extant. The
names of several prominent financiers
were connected with the stories and it
was also rumored that w. d. Frank
who managed the Anthracite will look
after its business department.
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MRS. HAGEN BURIED.

The funeral services over the remains
OF the late Mrs. Chales Hagen were
held at st. Rose church yesterday
morning. The funeral was largely at
tended by the many friends of the de-
ceased and many beautiful floral Offer
ings were made. A number of people
from out of town attended the services
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A MARRIAGE,

Miss Mary Kerins, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James Kerins, of Brooklyn
street was united in marriage at half
past four in st. Rose church yester-
day to James Rogan, of Cottage street.
Rev. j. j. Griffin perfor' ed the cere-
mony after which a wedding supper
was served at the groom's home. Miss
Bridget Kerins was bridesmaid while
Marcus Hart acted as groomsman.
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BAND CONCERTS.

The Mozart band delighted a large
number of PEOPLE at Crystal lake on
Tuesday night. About two hundred
from this city were in attendance.
They will give another concert tonight
from the balcony of Hotel American
when several new pieces will be rem
dered. The Carbondale people always
appreciate good music and a large
crowd will he in attendance at to-
nights entertainment
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HURT WHILE AT WORK.

John Potter and Charles Cavanaugh,
two employees in the Delaware and
Hudson car shops, were injured by a
runaway car humping into the one on
which they were working. The first
named received a severe scalp wound,
while the latter was badly squeezed
and bruised so that he will be laid up
for some little time.
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PECKVILLE.

Rev. W. N. wyeth, d. d., of Phila-
delphia. will speak at the Peckville
Baptist church this Thursday evening
on the subject of Missions" All are
cordially invited to hear him.
MISS Ethel Fellows. of West Scran-
ton is visiting her cousin, Miss Bessie
Thompson.
The Grassy Island, Delaware ana
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of at the Lake house. The following
persons comprised the party: Misses
Katherine and Mary Moran, Mary c.
Forbes, Lydia Gallagher, Mary HUI
lah, Ella Birs and Florence Mcdonald,
of Binghamton; Messrs. Joseph Walk
er, Joseph Gllhool, Charles Bridgett,
VIII Clark and Thomas Moran,
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ASSAULTED.

Joseph Smith was complainant in a
case before AldermanLoftus yesterday
afternoon He alleges that one Mat
thew Mates struck him on the head
and otherwise abused him at a Jewish
carousal on Gordon avenue The de-
fendant says they were having a little
fun and Smith got ugly and tilt fol-
lowed in which the complainant got the
worst of the argument. The case was
amicably settled.
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AN OPERATION.

DR.. Fletcher performed an operation
on Charles Jordan, of Fallbrook street,
yesterday for enlarged tonsils. The
young man has suffered greatly and
has been almost deaf for some time
past. The operation is considered sue
cessful and brought relief to the pa
tient
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-09-01
FOOT BALL TEAM ORGANIZES.

The Indian" foot ball team, the fa-
vorites and champions of this section
for the season of last fall, organized
last night for '9S. They will have a
strong team to represent Carbondale
on the gridiron. j. Russell Jones, last
years manager, was reelected for the
coming season.
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LETTER FROM CAMP.

Mrs. Patrick Lunney received a let
ter yesterday morning from her son,
Thomas, who is a private in the Eighth
United states infantry, which is now
situated at Montauk, Long Island. Mr.
Lunney is just recovering from an at
tack of malarial fever.
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CARBONDALE.

THE Carbondale correspondence of The
Tribune has been placed in the hands OF
Mr.. j. M. Forbes. All complaints as to ir-
regular delivery, etc, elso news items,
should be made to Roberts g. Reynolds,
news agents,l
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-09-01
TERMS OF SALE.

FIFTY DOLLARS. CASH WHEN PROP.
ERTYIS STRUCK OFF AND BALANCE
IN CASH IMMEDIATELY AFTER SALE
is CONCLUDED. WHEN SOLD FOR
COSTS, COSTS MUST BE PAID WHEN
STRUCK OFF.
ALL PROPERTIES ON WHICH AsovB
TERMS HAVE NOT BEEN COMPLIED
WITH WILL BE RESOLD BEFORE AD
TOURNAMENT.
CLARENCE E. PRYOR, Sheriff.
., sheriff's Office, Scranton, Pa. August
81. 1898.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
ALSO

ALSO
No. 12.-Ali the right, title and interest
OF the defendant, John Shost in and 10
an mat certain tract, piece or parcel OF
iand situate in the borough of Archibald
IN the county of Lackawanna and state
OF tNnnsylvania, bounded and Described
as follows: Containing a front of fifty
t1D feet northward on a street. bounded
eastward at right angles TO said street
one hundred and fifty Q5O feet by lot
number ten l0) on said street, south. .
ward, parallel with said street fifty (5OO
teet by land or the Northern Coal and
iron company, and westward at right an
gies to the said one hundred and fifty
u5U feet by lot number eight (s) on said
street. Comprising lot number nine
SD as laid out by w. f. Anderson. NAV
2S 1881 on a tract of land in the warran
tee name of William Ryan in said bo-
rough OF Archibald. Being the same
premises which were conveyed TO the said
John Shost by the Northern Coal and
Iron company by deed dated 10th july,
1885,, recorded In the office for recording
deeds. etc, in and for said county of
Lackawanna. In Deed Book number ll2
page 2l2 Coal and minerals excepted
and reserved; Improved with two-story
frame dwelling house, frame barn and
outbuildings thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit OF the Eastern Union Building and
Loan society VS.. John Shost. Debt 1886 30
Judgment No. 1855. September Term. 1898
Fl. fa. to September Term 1895
WATSON, DIEHL G. KEMMERER,
Attorneys.
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SCHOOL BOARD MEETING.

The school board will meet in spe-
cial session tonight and business of
Importance will be transacted. The
Tribune will give an account of the
doings in tomorrow mornings issue.
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A STRAW RIDE.

A number of young people enjoyed a
straw ride to the lake and back last
night. Refreshments were partaken
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ALSO

No. 2.-All the right title and interest
OF the defendant, William ii. Biesecker
IN and to all that certain piece, parcel or
lot OF land situate and lying in Madison
township, county of Lackawanna, Penn
sylvania, to wit Beginning in the CEN
ter of public road along lands of Peter
Iiornbaker, thence south so degrees, east
i2 rods, perches to corner; thence
south 40 degrees. west 32 reds to a corner;
thence south 50degrees west 20 rods thence
south 40 degrees, west 102A rods to centre
of road and corner of land belonging to
GuStavus Webster; thence along said
ROAD and land of William Hornbaker and
others, north SO degrees, west l14Is rods
to corner and lands of Samuel Wademan;
thence north 40 degrees, east 50 rods.
perches to land of Samuel Hornbaker;
thence south 50 degrees, east 20 rods 10
corner; thence north 40 degrees, east il
rods, links to centre of road leading
to stevens Mill; thence along said road
north 30 degrees, east 66% rods to place of
beginning. Containing 81 acres, 35 perches
be the same more or less. Improved with
two-story frame dwelling house, barn
and out-buildings.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit of Samuel zimmerman to use of A.
X. Depew VS. William Biesecker. Debt.
SlS3.52; Judgment No. 50. March term,
1884. Nend. Elk. to September term. 1898.
PATTERSON & WILCOX, Attys.
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ALSO

No. 11.-All the right, title and interest
OF the defendants, Eva A. Oakley and
Frank Fl. Oakley, i'm and to all that tract
or parcel of land, situate i'm the borough
OF Jermyn, formerly Gihsonburg, county
OF Lackawanna and state of Pennsyi-
vania, and bounded and described as fol-
lows: Containing front of fifty (50) feet
southeastward on Third avenue bound ID
southwestward, at right angles to said
avenue, one hundred and seventy Q7O
feet by lot number twelve 12) in section
thirty-nine (39) nOrthwestward, parallel
with said avenue, fifty $50 feet by an AL
ley. and northeastward. at right angles
to said alley one hundred and seventy
Q70) feet by lot number fourteen QD in
section thirty-nine (3O. Containing cigh-
ty-five hundred $500 square feet of land
be the same moro or less, and COMPRISING
lot number thirteen Q3) i'm section thirty.
nine (39) fronting on Third avenue. as
said lot is represented and designated on
the map or plan of building lots on lands
of the Northern Coal and Iron Company
in said borough of Gibsonburg or Jer-
myn. All improved with one two-story
single frame shingle rooted dwelling
house, with a one-story addition in tie
rear thereof. coal house and other small
out-buildings, and with some fruit trees,
vines and fences.
Seized and taken in execution at The
suit of Safety Investment Loan Company
VS.. George Baker. Debt, SS22. 60. Judg.
ment No. 1867. September term 1895. III.
IA. to September term, 1895.
GEO. ID. TAYLOR, Atty.
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ALSO

NO. 13-All the right, title and interest
OF the defendant, George Baker, in and to
all that tract or parcel of land, situate in
the borough of May1eld, county Of Lack
awanna,. and state of Pennsylvania, and
distinguished as lot number two (2) in
block number seven %, on the property
or the Glenwood Coal Company as des-
cribed and designated in the survey OF
the same accompanied by a map thereof
being sixty 6O feet In front and rear and
one hundred and fifty G50) feet deep, and
being bounded and described as follows
On the north by Lackawanna avenue on
the east by lot number three 60 in said
block, and on the south by land, now or
late OF the Glenwood Coal Company, and
on the west by lot number one (), in said
block, sold to John Coughan. All i'm
proved with single two story frame
dwelling house with a wing or kitchen in
the rear thereof. and other out-bulldings
fruit trees and fences thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit of Safety Investment and Loan Com
pany VS.. George Baker. Debt, $685.
Judgment No. 1857. September term 1895
Fl. ia. to September term. 1895
GEO. D. TAYLOR, Atty.
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ALSO

No. ALL of defendants right, title
or parcel of land situate in the city of
Scranton, Lackawanna county, Pennsyl-
Nanla, lying in the triangular tract in the
Third ward bounded by Law street
Creek street and Leggett's Creek, being
one hundred and tifty-feet square and
fronting on Law street, adjoining lands
late of Il. w. Weston on the other three
sides, being the same land conveyed to
corded In Deed Book No. l22, page 429
Coal and minerals reserved, as in deed
from c. S. Weston, recorded in Deed
Book, No. l2l, page 3S5. Improved
with two-story and basement frame
dwelling house and out-buidings thereon,
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit of Eva ID. Shires VS.. Patrick Me-
Grath. Debt, 1894. Judgment No. 1890
September term. 1898. III. ia. to Septem-
Der term 1895. DEAN, Atty,
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ALSO

No; 14.-All the right. little and interest { {
the defendants, Geo. W. Beale and Rachel
la Scott Beale, in and TO all the follow
ing described lot of land with the i'm
provements thereon, situate i'm the city of
scranton, county of Lackawanna and
state OF Pennsylvania, bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to wit: Being LOT No
3, in block b. of Clark and Beales Addi-
tion to the city of Scranton. Said lot be-
ing duly recorded. Said lot being forty
dred and forty-two Q42) in depth to an
alley. All improved with a two-story
frame dwelling house and outbuildings
thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit of the Lackawanna Trust and Safe
Deposit company trustee, vs. George w,
Beale and Rachella Scott Beale. Debt,
Sl,tS3. Judgment No. 1883 September
Term. 1895. sPluries Lev. Fa. to Septem-
Der Term, 1895.
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ALSO

NO. SAIL the right, title and interest
or the defendants, Jacob A. Swingle and
Jessie NJ. Swir ge in and to ali that GER
tain lot or piece of land. with the in
proVements thereon, situate partly in JEFF
Ierson township, Lackawanna county,
and partly in South Canaan township,
wayne county, state of Pennsylvania
bounded as follows: Beginning at a stone
corner of school house lot thence north
niI5y-three MY degrees west twelve and half
rods TO post corner on west side of public
road leading to Archbald; thence along
SAID road north siXty-three degrees west
tWenty-nlne and seVen-tenths rods to a
corner IN road. Thence along land this
day decided to Frank G.. SWingle north
thirty-one degrees east thirty-eight rods
10 post. Thence north twelve degrees
east iorty rods to end of wall; thence
south elghty-tWo degrees east eleven and
lour-tenths rods 10 corner of wall. Thence
north sixteen degrees east thirty rods to
post. Thence north twenty-one degrees
east twenty-seVen and eight -tenths rods
to corner of wall; thence north slXty-four
degrees west twenty-five and a tenth
rodS 10 corner on wall. Thence north
forty degrees east two and four-tenths
rodS 10 corner ON wall. Thence north fif-
" degrees west twenty-one rods to stake
in line of lands of II. G. Mckinney;
thence north forty degrees east forty rods
10 10 corner under stone fence. South hf-
ty degrees cast thirty-four and a tenth
reds TO post and stones, thence along
same north forty degrees east one rod TO
post and stones; thence south firty-eight
one-tenth rods to post and stones; thence
south thirty-one degrees west forty-eight
rods to stones. Thence south fifty de-
Grees east sixty-four rods to post corner
or lands of Melvin Swingle. Thence south
seVenty-three degrees west eight and
tWo-tenths rods to post; thence south
twenty-four and a half degrees west one
hundred and tWenty-SiX rods and a half
10 stones. Thence south forty-siX degrees
west twenty-five rods to stone corner of
lands of Elizabeth Swinge Thence north
forty degrees west tfty-sx rods TO stones
corner of j. II. Swingle; thence north
tWenty-seven degrees east seventeen and
siX-tenths rods to stone corner. Thence
north sixteen and a half degreest west
nve and eight-tenths rods to corner of
school house let, thence north seventy de-
grees east fourteen rods to place of be-
ginning. Containing one hundred and
fifteen acres and ffty-three perches, be
the same more or less Being a part Cf
the same piece of land which Jonathan
SWinGle, by his deed dated the 18th day of
March, 1850. recorded i'm Lackawanna
county in Deed Book No. 6, page 245 etc,
granted and conveyed TO Welles Benia-
min. All improved with one large two
story frame dwelling house, two barns
and out-buildings, orchard and fruit trees
thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit OF f. l.. BENJAMIN VS.. Jacob A. SWIM
gle and Jessie NJ. Swingle Debt s., 800.
Judgment No. $40. March term, 1898
Lev. ia. to September term, 1898.
JOHN +. SCRAGG, Atty.
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ALSO

No. SAIL the right, title and interest
or the defendant, MetrOfan Gambol ad-
ministrator of Roman Gambol, deceased,
In and to all that certain piece or parcel
OF land situate in the township of Old
Forge. county of Lackawanna, state OF
pennsylvania, bounded and described as
follows, to wit: Beginning at the inter-
SECTION of streets called and known as
Albion and Hickory streets, thence along
SAID Hickory street a distance of one
hundred and fifty O50) feet to a line of
lot No. II, thence at right angles to said
street and along the line of said lot No. IL
distance of fifty-three C53) feet thence
al right angles TO said last mentioned line
and along the line of lot No 10 a distance
or one hundred and fifty Q50) feet to AL
bion street, thence along Albion street at
right angles TO last mentioned line nifty
three (53) feet more or less to a corner,
the place OF beginning. Being lot No ii
In block No. in section f on the plot OF
lots of E. NJ, Smith, surveyed by j. IL
Rittenhouse, C. E., bounded on the north
west by Albion street, on the northeast
by Hickory street, southeast by lot No
IL, and southwest by lot Is. Coal and
minerals beneath the surface reserved to
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sheriff's Office, Scranton, Pa. August
81. 1895
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-08-25

TIE CARTHAGINLAN one Of our favored exchanges takes US to task
1 for orr stand against the uBce OF state revenue collector OF Missls-
spp, We are willing to admit that we are unacquanted with MI Adams
the agent who is no doubt heightened, honorable gentleman, as represent.
edb the CarthaEnian, and against whom, personally, We can say nothing.
Bat the Office, as has been created by the legislature. we st1 hold is one
OF deuiment 70 the enhancement OF the state. 10 the first place, 1t gives
him the power TO Institute suit against any company or citizen, who, ac
cording % his own Judgement is a delinquent taxpayer and this judgment
has been based upon changes Of oplnOn Of The supreme courts from those
held by tile same high tribunal a few years ago II the once was created
Tor The purpose Of collecting monies due the state by delinquent taxpayers
and dcfaulting officers, as hcCarthagnian claims, and the failure Of Officers
Of the state whose duty ls 10 do this made IL necessary, We would favor 1t.
But such Is not the case. And again, we do not believe, under our eEemp.
ton laws which passed supreme courts Of the state, have held lawful that
the Tombghee mills or the railroads are delinquent taxpayers or our
tTcasurers who accepted the commissions granted them by law, are default
eA and these arc the class our officer Is after Never can we believe It
~ evluuu utmsanJ as are our teasurers, when laws made
~ bf representatives arc followed to the letter. We are sorry We cannot
SEQ TIE neccsstyof the Office as benefit to the state, as the learned editor
Of the carthaginaa, but We cannot and would be only glad to see Nc bouna.
next legislature
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-08-25

spent 10 two days aud then herds
liege the situation
You win see from tie neDoa
there are s3s patients.in tie
today. II Gen. sternberg thin
the surgeons are incombeat
don't he remove them
Things are not needed Why istfsP.
Cross Society permitted to 6sl-
1900 pounds Of ice and 80 ealoa.
milk each day, besides scores 81
things By the wagon load
should it continue to receive m
Ions Of milk from me each day
should it continue to receive adf
the National Relief Society.
assistance is not needed
wish something could be dons
get our egImen away from tnisp
Five hundred and thirty-eieht
from eight regiments are ia ne
pital, to say nothing Of those WHOM
absent on furlough and also Those
have been sent to tile general bos
tails. There are fully that many
in the regiment who are unable
duty. Some Of the influential hen
Maine and also Of Iowa are mere Az.
have arranged tocharter cars and FAX
about $50 Of the sickest men IN tbg,
regiments home, Why don't Some &
You come up here and effect some SEA.
arrangements forour Mississippi mg.
In conclusion will state that an
responsible for any and all statement,
made in the above letter.
Respectfully,
II N, KEENE
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-08-25
MISSISSIPPI
LIRRE.

IIIpSpTr' HE LINE Of criticism and persecution Is SO finely drawn
A'O"e' \ in Mississippi on the McLaurins that 1t 4 n,npr nrn,
the truth on him o. his administration some OF his pct sheets win cy am
persecution. Il Is these seltsame fellows, or the favored class thar vrrto
letters IKE that received by the jackson correspondent OF the Times Demo.
.cat, "that there is move 70 organize antfNcLaurln clans In every ropptv
Ia the state Thsw believe OBJ untrue, for there Is mott M in M
state VINO viii do more 10 an honorable way to rid tile state Of this incurabla
setlAst imam myself and paper, and the people know Il, and can honestly
say such an organization in this county has not been hintal N. pr have
heard Of u In any other county OF the state. Letters like this one are ca.
culated to bring supporters to McLaurn, but they win not what mead
nave we Of such clubs when the state OF Mississippi itself Is an antLMc.
Laufin clan, and every man who believes 10 good government and the nm.
holding Of the state lisa member. The freedom 81 the state from mls con.
tmJ viii 40 doubt be The ISSUE McLaurtuism, as iti Il 8ty termed yspre
sentlng the unwtse waste Of government monies higher taxes to abpsa M
power the lack q state support necessary for The enhancement 81 state e5n.
bosism4 4W
Ie Nt y OF te most important causes for his tethronement; Place
1ioh y coa'oi ~ FOUR more years and with the large appointiye power aH
lhe'f command which Mississippi gives, and an absolute dictator instead "a
verne Noud rle our people, hvorlng the boys Of his Sian who want
places ana the corporations which want privileges, and while thew claim ~
@ul upon te platform endorsed by the people, they run On the one wbosaI
Nsnese PRINCIPLES are division, subtraction and slenc e. with IA eyeto tbe
q oossism they grasp the hand II thc adorr. nv tao rrasr
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-08-25

% the bark ahd praise 81 10 sght tum the sucking babe 20 oe shaggy
aa,H thereby removing tbt mask they wear aud showing their true features
tbat 81 8 dsmagosue But the people have found they can Be deieated' ana
h. hsy ae detemlaeB q d. The clan recognizes their hopeesspcs o.
pgpeiuauon 70 power aud are awaiting the command q Ansoem te oos
Of he clan, ZEE action.
Ereything firm the writing Of letters and the vail Of persecution H
The announcement oftbe pas win be usoted to but nothing win suppress
the revolution nov forming 10 the state to overthrow the clan and replace N
hy men OF business, clean politics aud honest principles
Such Is ant.McLaunnEm, and under its dag win be found the sons o.
the state who hold ITS honor aud welfare above political ambition, crying
mississippi Llbe."