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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-18
LIFE CRUSHED OUT
BY FALL OF ROCK
Samuel Mcconnell Received Injuries
at the Slope in North Scranton,
Which Resulted Fatally.

Samuel Mcconnell. of II Provi-
dence road. Il miner at the NonStorch
slope. in North Scranton, was crushed
under Il fall of roof yesterday morn
ing and received injuries which re-
suited in his death at the Lacka-
wanna hospital during the afternoon.
He is survived by his wife and family.
The tall occurred about 11.30 o'clock
and by the time that his comrades
could come to his assistance, McCon-
nells body was buried beneath the
great mass of debris.
After digging for several minutes,
Mcconnell was removed and taken to
his home. He lay quiet and still and
Inc men who bore him from the Cham .
Der thought him dead. at the house,
however, /, Was found that life was
not yet extinct and d.. n. h. Wells
was summoned. Mcconnell was then
removed to the Lackawanna hospital.
where ii was seen that his spine was
shattered and internal injuries ruf-
fercd. He died a few minutes after
his entry. Coroner Roberts was no.
titled OF the case.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-18
COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.

A decree was yesterday made by court per
mitting BENJAMIN T.. Smith, Of West Scranton
to adopt Christiana Jacobs.
In the estate of Erastus j. Parrott. late Of
Scranton. letters cf administration were ycstcr-
day granted to the widow, Alice NJ. Parrott.
Application was 'nade yesterday for a charter
for the Beneficial Society OF Northern Italians
ot Scranton, of which Ferdinand Arigon Emilio
Morisini and Luigi Gar,lclla are directors.
In the case Of the city Of Carbondalc against
q. 7. Rogers the rule to strike off the munici-
pal lien was yesterday made returnable to the
next argument court.
Chase Il Mahon made application yesterday
for divorce for william Mnihev. of Scranton,
who accuses his wife, Emma Mufey. with hay-
ing been unfathful. They were married June q,
1900
Suit in eiectmcnt was instituted yesterday in
Prothonotary JOHN Copeland's office. by Frank
1iollcnback to secure possession OF a property on
Copeland avenue, Carbondalc, which he claims
lie is Illegally deprived Of by his daughter-in-
law, Della Il. Ilolcnback. +. c. Ncwcomb is
his attorney
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-18
Liquor License Transfers.

The license for the Globe hotel, 229
Wyoming avenue, was yesterday trans
ferred to Anthony Lundy.
The license formerly held by J. j.
Kline. for A04 and 4O6 Penn avenue. was
transferred to Adam Leyh.
a license for the remainder of the
year was granted to John O'Connor, Of
the Third ward of Olyphant.
John Schultz was granted Il license
for the remainder of the year for the
former Buchta hotel at 1901 LLOYD
street.
+. j. ODonnelI was granted a license
for the remainder of the year for the
hotel property at the corner of Willow
and LackaWanna streets, Olyphant
which he bought a sheriff's sale.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-18

Seventeen divorce cases appear on the
| argument list for the November term.
| which opened yesterday morning.
! These, 1t Is expected, will be disposed
| of in the course of two weeks. and II
| this expectation is realized eight hus-
| bands and nine wives will secure the
| Christmas present for which. above all
| other things, material, they are just
now anxious.
The parties to the cases are: Solo
mon Dawson against Levina Dawson.
Annie Clancy against james Clancy,
Jessie Kimble against Frank p. KIM
| Bile. Mary Nj. Gardner against Charles
| Gardner c. Oscar Wolfe against Nellie
Wolfe. Jemima Gordon against j. j.
! Gordon. Charles d. Lowery against A,
| NJ. Lowery, Bessie M. Swartz against
s. w. Swartz, Annie Davis against
| John Davis. Polly A. Coffman against
| d. $. Coffman. Ella F. Kresky against
| Charles Kresky, David Jones against
| Elizabeth Jones. Susan SchOen against
| Simon Schoen. S. NJ. Lewis against Car
re Lewis. Sidney Williams against
Agnes Williams. Michael Lamonea
against Lucia Iamonea. George Birtch
against Ida Birtch.
Judge Kelly is presiding over divorce
court at this time. Some of the cases,
however, are ol lons sl"iuiiS an" "e''
submitted to one or the othef Judges.
Cases were disposed of in argument
court as iol'o"s'
h"ie Aoosh''e.Hihs'! n''''"','"'i ,'Is a.
| judgment: $. llincrfcld against Frank Zimcda
| rule to open Judgment; Sarah T.. Savage against
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against 'on" ."'n's' '''e :: ia; ~ % ~ ,,,.,,,
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io"' eNcep''o"s ~ a','u",.' " ue'.",.' ".
"aruher aealis. Ili.'ies "''une'' i''e ''' w, :,
| IN "i'orce' y. II. r'sntr as"''s' .osein ,,'.,
ip' et al exceptions 10 .epo', ., ..',''
Jane cooper 's"'h,' "n'''i' v..,' ~, IVA
| c,,timmi. John srvit.ki against Ambrose Sav.
age. cerlo,a,t; Mark rooter against John Reese,
rule to open Judgment: j. A. spicer against
| Mary j. Jones. rule to strike of appeal; ). ~
stetller against Delaware and Hudson company
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D., L. & w. Mutual Aid Sued.

Suit for $1,000 was begun yesterday
by Mrs. Mary Ann Ryan against the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Mutual Aid association.
Mrs. Ryan is the mother of Edward
Ryan, who was killed in the Henry
vile wreck last Fourth of July. He
was member, in good standing, in the
Mutual Aid association. at the time, it
is claimed, and as such his beneficiary
is entitled to $1,000 from the assoca-
tion's mortuary fund.
The association refused to pay 1t, al
leging the insured was not in good
standing. Hence the suit. Hon. John
p. Quinnan and It. p. Hoban represent
Mrs. Ryan.
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and barbarously, as alleged: never Of
fered him indigntes, and did nothing
to render his condition intolerable and
life burdensome. On the other hand,
she always was a dutiful and true wife,
and that instead of her abusing him.
he on several occasions laid violent
hands upon her. Vosburg & Dawson
represent the respondent.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-18
Demands a Jury Trial.

A special request for jury trial was
made yesterday by the respondent in
the divorce case of Charles S. Lowery
against Anna NJ. Lowry.
She denies that she has ever main-
tanned improper relations with her
step-father, George Shields, or any
other man, and denies having even an
acquaintance with any man named
Hennihan.
Further. she declares she was never
guilty of treating her husband cruelty
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-18
STREET RAILWAY MEN MEET.
Considered the Report of Committee
That Presented Grievances.

There was a rumOr last night which
obtained wide circulation to the effect
that the Street Railway Mems union
would order Il strike of the men em-
ployed upon the local lines to go into
effect today.
At 80 this morning the men We're
in session in Carpenters hall The
press committee gave out the informal
tion that the report of the committee
that presented the grievances to GEN
eral Manager Silliman had been pre-
santed, but that it could be stated au-
thOritatively that II strike would not
be ordered at once. What might he
done in the near future the committee
was not prepared to say.
Newest Calendars. ReYnoIds Rros.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-18
MILLIONS IN
A COAL DEAL
CONSOLIDATION OF EIGHT COM
PAN1Es EFFECTED.

All the Tributaries of the Ontario
and Western Excepting the Scran-
ton Coal Company United in One
Concern Under the Corporate Title
of the Elk Hill Coal and Iron Com
pany-Nearly Five Millions Rep
resented in the Deal-Papers Bore
1880 in Revenue Stamps.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-18
DIVORCE MILL
VERY BUSY
CASES ON THE
PRESENT WEEKS LIST.

Many of Them Likely to Be Decided
Before Christmas Time--November
Term Of Argument Court Opens.
Number of Aldermanic Adjudica-
tions Passed Upon-Hearing on
Rules to Revoke Liquor Licenses
to Come UP Tomorrow-Other Mat
ters of Interest in Various Courts.
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Two heavy and one light delivery
wagons; one buggy pole; cash register;
two pipe-cutting machines; one four
horsepower engine; $500 worth gas
fixtures and supplies; $500 plumbers
and steam filters supplies, and one
two-seated open wagon.
s@ Hunt e. Connell.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-18

CAUGHT UNDER FALL. OF ROCk -lrncs
Dirkin, of West scranton, was Yesterday caught
under Il fall of rock AT the Central mine and had
his right leg fractured. He WAS taken 10 the
Moses Taylor hospital.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-18

TO REPEAT MINSTREI.S.-'r The l.icerkranz arc
making arrangements I" repeat the minstrel per.
Torrance given few weeks ago in their hall.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-18

CHAuTATQUA lIRCLE-A meeting OF the
Jewish Chlula,Iqua society will he held al the
residence o Ben Santcr, 1875 Madison avenue
this evening at p. m.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-18

MEETING TONIGIT.--Thc Board of ASSociat ed
Charities will meet this evening at S O'Clock in
the rnstnastcr'S room, postotCc building.
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ST. Thomas college VS.. the old Scran-
ton team at Athletic park Christmas
afternoon 2.30 sharp. Admission 25
cents. ~
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A twenty acre farm. with good new
house, to rent at Staten Island, New
York city, One and a half miles from
ferry Suitable for market garden or
green houses. Only seven miles from
lower Broadway. Address $. Island,
Tribune office. ~
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Steam Heating and Plumbing.
P. +. & NJ. T. Howey,23l Wyoming ave
Mounted Pocketbooks. Reynolds Bros.
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CITY NOTES


FIRST ANNUAL BALI.-'rhc Young Mem
Hebrew association will hold their first annual
ball at Music hall tonight.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-18
FLEITZ'S LETTER
CAUSED SENSATION
Was Written in Connection with the
Anglo-American Building and
Loan Association Muddle.

The application made by j. w. Car
penter, esq, of this city, and other
Pennsylvania stockholders of the An
glo- o-Amercan Building and Loan as
sociation. to have a temporary receiv-
er appointed for that corporation. has
developed into Il most intricate and
rather sensational case.
The application for the appointment
of the receiver was originally made
on Dec. 1 before Judge Lacombe, of
the United States Circuit court. He
took the matter under advisement and
while it was under consideration, the
officers of the association hurried the
matter before the New York state
courts. and succeeded in having two
referees, James NJ. Dickey and Z. d.
Dickinson. appointed.
The Pennsylvania stockholders were
not pleased with this proceeding, be-
pointed We're too closely connected.
politically and otherwise with the di-
rectors of the company.
They went before Judge Lacombe
again last Friday, asking that he an
nul the decree of the state court pro-
viding for the appointment of the re-
I'-Ict5, uI'l upptlIll ItccNeF. ulCsF
the Federal laws. At this hearing, a
letter was read from Deputy Attor-
ncy General Fred w. Fleitz, Of this
city, which caused quite a sensation.
In this letter, Mr.. Fleitz coltenucd
that the Pennsylvania stockholders
had serious doubts. about being able
to secure justice in the New York
state courts on account of the stand
ing and influence of the officers of the
company. Mr.. Fleitz's letter brought
forth an indignant protest from Will
liam r. Hornblower. attorney for the
company, who said that his letter re-
tlected upon the courts of New York
and was "highly improper"
Judge Laccmbe handed down an
oninion on Saturday denying the APP
nlication for the appointment of q
temporary receiver. expressing the be-
lief that the property will undoubted-
ly be properly safeSuarded during the
time which may elapse before the final
hearing
Upwards of $l.OOO,OGO of the COM
pany's assets are in this state and up
wards of 100000 is either invested or
owing to stockholders in Northeast
ern Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Feitz and his partner. j. w.
Carpenter, We're the persons to move
against the association. as soon as
they learned the nature of it's bust
ness methods.
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.St
In addition to this. the Elk Hill
company secures for 100000, the one
sixth interest which the w. r. Smith
estate owned in the Mt. Pleasant
holdings. The other five-sixths be-
longs to the Pettebone estate and
will continue to be mined on, lease.
An. assignment is also secured for
$1,000 of the lease which the Ray
mond Coal company had on the Eton
colliery culm pile. at Archibald, owned
by the Hackley estate.
THE EXCEPTIONS.
The Pine Brook and Capouse col
lieries of tho Scranton Coal company,
and the Pancoast colliery, at Throop.
will continue to be operated inde-
pendently. at least for a. time. These
colieries We're purchased by the Dixon
Il Eddy firm, who are. practically, the
coal agents of the ontario and West
ern, and their coal is assured for the
Ontario and Western. The Pancoast
,olliery at present ships over the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
under Il contract which has five years
yet to run. When this CONTRACT eX-
pires it's output will likely be diverted
to the ontario and Western.
The purpose of the consolidation was
to take up the small six per cent.
mortgages with which the different
companies are burdened and by wip-
iry them out and issuing a new five
per cent. mortgage, decrease the in
rerest charges.
The Martin Trust company. of New
York, is financing the deal. 1t ad-
vances three and one-half million dol
lars and takes first mortgage on all
the properties for that amount. The
mortgage was delivered by and the
money paid over to Frank E. Plat,
president and treasurer Of the Elk
Fill Iron company, in New York last
Saturday. The papers were offered
for recording yesterday to Recorder Of
Deeds Fred w. Warnke.
The sum of $3.50 is represented in
the internal revenue stamps affixed to
the various papers. The deeds trans
ferins the several properties to the
tlk Hill company pay 81 Il thousand
on the purchase price in revenue. The
Johnson Coal company deed, alone,
took $2,1o0 worth of stamps. The
mortgage bore s1,75o worth of stamps,
or fifty cents for each thousand dol
lars worth of the three and one-half
millions.
The mortgage Is printed in PAM
phlet form and covers 127 pages. In it
is contained a description of every
piece of property held by all the
merged companies.
All the papers bear date of Dec. l.
1900. +. Z. Platt and j. r. Burr, of
l,tp IL Jrt n Of
York, represented the Elk Hill COM
pany in the deal. The trust company
was represented by Hornblower,
Byrne. Miller & Potter, of New York.
The Elk Hill Coal and Iron company
now becomes one of the big concerns
of the coal world. 1t will liave eleven
collieries with an output OF about g.
G'l0,oO0 tons yearly. This AMI 'he
Scranton Coal company, together with
the several individual collieries which
send their coal over the Ontario AMI
Western. will give this road coal
tonnage OF more than 2,500,0O0 tons
yearly.
The company is also after other col
lieries. The Green Ridge Coal COM
pany's slope. on North Washington
averue, and the .JernIyn & Co. mines
at Old Forge, are among those, which,
it is said the Ontario and Western
people are negotiating for and likely
to secure.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-18

ADDRESS ON REFORM.--Ilon. Clinton Rogers
Woodruff, of Philadelphia, a member oi the Muni.
cinl league of Philadelphia will doliver Il talk
Thursday night IN the lecture room of the Green
Ridge Presbyterian church on Municipal Re.
farm -
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Sterling mounted seals. Reynolds Bros.
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Mounted dfountainpens. Reynolds Bros.
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TREsTgING WILL BE CLOSED. i Coroner Rob-
erts viewed the remains of Paul Branovsky yes
terday, the man who died from injuries s,is-
tained by falling from the trestling near the
Richmond collery at Priceburg. An inquest
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Newest card engraving. Reynolds Bros
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Foot Ball Christmas.

Newest Calendars. Reynolds Bros.
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Mounted Pocketbooks. Reynolds Bros.
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The busy shoe stores of Lewis &
Reilly will be open this evening and
every evening until after the holidays.
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Fancy Leather Bags. Reynolds Bros.
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MEETING WAS POSTPONED. D.-'rhcrr wa, to
have been meeting. in Colonel T.. II. Rpple's
office last night of the special committee in
charge OF the arrangements for raising funds.
10 erect monument on the soldiers plot in the
Forest Hill cemetery, but as only few We're
present it was postponed.
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Mounted dfountainpens Reynolds Bros
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PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE.-Thc Catholic His.
torcal society and Newman Magazine club will
hold progressive euchre in their rooms this
evening at T.30. All the members OF the society
who have not yet secured their season ticket may
procure them at the store OF Miss Carroll, on
Linden street and Washington avenue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-18

was unnecessary. The coroner has been assured
that trespasying over the tresting VIII pe pro-
hbied in the future.
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For Sale.

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Another gigantic coal deal has been
consunmated here. All the coal COM
panies allied with the ontario and
Western railroad, excepting the
Scranton Coal company, have been
consolidated into one concern under
the title of the Elk Hill Coal and Iron
company.
The merged companies and the fig
ure each represents in the deal are:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-16
THE LAST WEEK

Beginning tomorrow the Huntley-
jackson Company begins their third
and last week at the Haverly Lyceum.
The past two weeks have been very
successful. The managers are we'll
pleased with the patronage they have
received They have had no large
paying houses. but 1T has been fair.
at each performance and they have
been appreciative in every respect. The
managers do not expect to run the
show nightly after this year. but they
have engaged some excellent COM
panles for the balance OF the year. The
present company is as good as can
be found on the road of the kind.
Last night they presented Liberty
and Love" for the third time. 1, was
benefit for the Woodmen OF the
World. The house was well filled and
they did not fail to show their appre-
citation by loud and repeated encores.
This weeks bill will be strong one.
For particulars. see ad.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-16
ELECTION or oFFTCERs.

At a regular meeting OF Chesapeake
Lodge. No. 1850, knights of Honor. the
following persons were chosen as Off
GERS for the ensuing year, and are &c
Ouested TO he present for instaila ion
on Monday evening, January u. 1901,
at 1880 o'clock: IL. j. Dnshien past
dictator; G. =. Farmer. dictator; u.
w. Whitehurst vicc-dictntor; y. G.
Bushnell, assistant dictator: w. \.
Culpepper. tinacial reporter: j. y.
New, reporter; c. j. Hall, chaplain.
y. e. Whitehwst, treasurer; Themes
J Howe. guardian; e. y. Grant, guide;
G.. W. II. Watts sentinel
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-16
POLICE COURT ITEMS.

In the Police Court yesterday, Harriet
Crowell. colored woman. arrested
for theft committed In Nanscmond
county was committed for five days
awaiting the arrival of an officer from
that county. The woman is accused of
stealing n ring valued at $50 from John
c. Eberwinc.
Frank Royal and NJ. p. Barnes. ma
rines, paid So each for disorderly con-
duct, the charge being made by w. j.
Boush. restaurant keeper in County
street The marines, he saod, had or
dered something to eat nm his place
and then refused TO pay for it.
Estelle Copeland, n white woman.
was sent to Jail in default of a fine for
drunkenness.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-16
TIE CHURCHES TO-DAY.


Cour; Street Baptist Church, Rev. r.
Is. Garrett. pastor-Sunday school at
$3.50 q m. w. K. Corbitt, Superintend-
ent. Services at IL Il. M and I 80 D. M.
Al the evening service the pastor will
preach the last sermon in the series
on the Prodigal Son. Subject, The
Fellow Who Stayed at Home" Seats
free. and all invited
Wright Memorial NJ. Z. Church, Rev.
Geo. E. Booker. pastor-Sunday school
at Sis a. m. Preaching at IL a. III. and
1880 p. M, by the pastor. Subject in the
morning, Christian Perfection" At
night. The Display OF IIcroism; or
What Man Did, and Why"
Trinity Church-Holy Communion at
a. III. Sunday school at $3.50 a. M
Service and sermon at II a. m. and p
m. Seats free, and visitors welcomed
TO all services.
All Saints Church, Park View-Sun-
day school at $3.50 a. m. Holy Commu-
Mon and sermon at II u. m. Service
and sermon at 1880 p. IN. Visitors cor
daily welcomed.
South Street Baptist Church. Rev. ].
w. Mitchell. pastor-Sunday school at
$3.50 n. M, l.. w. Green, Supcrintend-
ent. Preaching at IL a. m. and 80 d.
m. by the pastor a welcome to all.
Fourth Street Baptist church, Rev.
w. Il. Fisher. pastor-Sunday school at
9:l5 a. IN. Preaching by the pastor at
IL a. III. and 1880 p. IN.