The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-07-19


number in one day since the hear
ings began, were examined yesterday
in the Langstaff- Kelly contest. Ten
or twelve of them were brought in on
attachments. Two OF the attached vot-
ers, Thomas ]. Kelley. Of the Thir-
teenth ward, and John Reap, Of the
Twelfth ward, desired hearing. They
did not want to submit to paying the
costs
hearing was given them before
Judge Archibald in chambers. Mr..
Reap said he sells ice along a daily
route. One evening on his return home
his sister told him a man was at the
house and left word that he go to court
the next day. He decided not to pay
any attention to such notice. Mr.. Kel-
leys excuse was that he had been ex-
amined already and took it for granted
that the subpoena was for his son who
is OF the same name. Judge Archibald
will call in the officer who served the
subpoenas and find out whether or
not he served these men personally.
Anthony McHugh, of Luzerne street,
and +. j. Mcintyre, another stubborn
witness, were called before Judge
Archibald on rule to show cause why
they should not be punished for con-
tempt. They were sent before the con-
test commissioners to answer the ques-
tions they formerly refused, and hav-
ing answered them they were purged
from contempt.
CONDUCTED BRISKLY.
In yesterdays hearing the examina-
ri icly ,,.ith
out incident, except that now and then
some one would get trifle gay in his
answers. Richard Flynn, of the Thir-
teenth ward. in answer to whether he
received any money fer his vote said
he didn't see any around. Mr.. Hol-
gate asked him would he If he could,
He responded, You bet your sweet
life" Michael Kerrigan answered the
questions two or three octaves higher
than was really necessary.
Those examined were from the Thir-
teenth ward, except about a dozen
brought in on attachments. They
We're as follows: Michael Gilbride, John
j. Sweeney, Albert Bodycomb. John b.
Moran, James Rowley, John Egan,
Michael Rowan, John Judge, Thomas
l'laherty, Thomas II. Madigan, Thomas
Hanlon, Martin McDermott, James
Eoach. Charles LOTUS, PATRICK Rdtch-
fcrd. Jofu Reap, Edward j. Kelley.
Thomas Kelley, John Moran, Edward
McGlynn, Michael Madigan, John Dug
gan. NJ. w. Langan, Frank Mangan,
j. II. Kelley, Michael McGuinness, Pat
rick Kelley, Patrick Reilly, Michael
Neary, Hugh Rafferty,, S. Tanhauser,
Philip Frulhan, Domnick Lavelle, c.
l.. Fleming, James Shea, Richard
Flynn, w. ]. Grambs. Peter Buckley
William Coyle, Michael Kerrigan
Michael McDonough, NJ. Andrews, Johr
F. McGreevy, Richard Mangan, An
thony Moffitt, Thomas Murphy
John Holleran, Michael Hogan, Pat
rick Rogers, Anthony j. Mahon, Wal
ter NJ. O'Conner, Fred w. Long, Johr
White. Anthony McHugh, Torrance
McNulty, II. o. Kays. John j. LAWS
Patrick O'Hora, Patrick j. Scanlon
Owen Moran. Patrick Barrett. Michae
Moran, John Reap, Dennis Kelley, Ed
ward McEntire, Steven O'Hora, Will
liam Mahon, +. Dagger, James Tier
ncy, r. j. Gibney, Thomas Madgan
Thomas Coggins, Domnick Gibbons
James Gahagan, John Hanlin Anthony
O'Neil, Thomas Walsh, Patrick Wat
son. Andrew Kauff, Patrick Duffy
Michael McNally, John Donahue, JohI
Walsh, Michael Coggins. Thomas Ger
rity, John Kearney, Julius Klaperska
| Thomas Kelley, Edward Alspaw
Francis McAloon, Thomas Sheridan
| George Colburn. p. j. Cosgrove, Pete
| inland, John j. Cummings, DAME
| Coughlan, Michael Terrig.