The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-07
SUSQUEHANNA.


Special TO the Scranton Tribune.
Susquehanna, April 6.--Burglars on Wednesday
evening broke into the store OF Thomas j. Mich
olson, in Lanesboro, and carried off a quantity
Of cigars, cash. etc. They also carried away
some postage stamps from the postofice which
is in the same room. 1t is supposed to have
been the work of tTampq.
Victor A. Potter, Of susquehanna, gives legal
notice that his wie, Arna, has left his ped
and board"
Doran's orchestra, of Susquehdnna, will furnish
music for the hop to he held by Ward Hose
company. in Deposit on Wednesday, April 49,
The IIalstead board Of trade has adyertised
for sealed proposals for the erection OF q build
ing for the new chair factory.
In the case Of Charles Mccarthy, Of the Oak
land side, who was charged with discharging a
revolver into the Office Of the European hotel IN
Susquehanna on Sunday, March 25, Justice Will
Jams fined Mccarthy s25 and costs.
The poor commissioners arranging to send
William Smith. of Broad street, to one Of the
asylums Of the state. The young man has par
oXysms, and, at times, is dangerous.
In the city high school on Thursday afternoon,
the Laurel Hill Academy orchestra rendered a
complimentary musical programme. Rev. p. =.
Brodcrick delivered an address on Music" and
the high school pupils rendered several selections.
=. II. Lines, a prominent Great Bend mer'
chant, Is again ILL.,
The report of the death Of Mrs. McKernan, of
West Church street. was premature.
Congressman Amos j. Cummings is on the In.
dian river in Florida, in a house boat, with a
party of friends
Rev. T.. r.. Allen and family yesterday re.
moved their household effects to Worcester. \. Y.
Adclbert j. Schlager Of Binghamton pur-
chased the real estate Of the late Martin j. Tay'
lor in Lanesboro, at administrative sale.
VI. $. Dessauer, OF MontrcSe, is visiting Sus-
quchanna relatives.
Thomas Lesion, of this vicinity, is the guest
OF Carbondale friends. lie is 81 years old, yet
strong and healthy. Until within two years, he
walked fifty miles in fourteen hours each sue.
cesSivc birthday.
Justice Lyon of the Supreme court ot New
York in Binghamton has rendered decision re-
quirng the license of Thomas VI. Cunningham, OF
Deposit revoked the ground that statements
made in the application were false Mr.. Cum
ningham until recently resided In Forest City.
Cards are out announcing the marriage. at
Lancsboro, on Wednesday ncNt of Friend Ben
son and Miss Flora James.
After severe Illness Rev. Charles W. Boot
is able to he upon the streets again.
At the instance of the board of trade, the com
mon council has decided TO engage the scrvccs
Of George Layton, a civil engineer, to make a
general survey of the borough, make map Of
the same, showing the grade OF streets and walks;
also specifications for The OF SJW
will be paid for the work
There werc services this afternoon in Christ
Epscopal church The subject of Rev c. W.
Boots address was "Arornd Our Rcstlcssness lIls
Rest"
William Levin sailed from New York ior
Queenstown on "Wednesday tc settle the estat,
of his mother.
W. J. Chappclle, the veteran Great Bend show
| man. is in the west at the head of the "Bluc
Jeans" company NcAt summer he will return
to Great Bend and organize ''The Girl from
Mexico" companv, with iMcv pixlev as tn,
star. Miss pixlcy is PLAYING June" in "Blu,
| Jeans"
The New Milford summer school for review
will omen Nav "A and continue until June l5 un
der the direction of principal h. W. PcaSc o
| IIallstcad, and f. A Benson of New York
f. W. Dovlc has disposcd Of his mercantil,
! business In IIallstcad 10 L. T. Travis. and vii
| engage in business in New Milford
It is now claimed that Gulf summit pcoil,
will build toboggan slide to Susquehanna. tC
| connect with the electric railroad from Susqlc
| hanna to llallstead and Binghamton.
| Cards are out announcing the marriage or
! April II. of Miss Helen Lines to o. f. Luck
cnhach, at the Church Of the Nativity, Soutl
| Bethlehem. The brideclcct is a daughter of ex
| State senator O. 4. Lines formerly OF Grcat
| Bend.
Mrs. Charles Capwel, Of Halistead, has suf
fcrcd another relapse from the grip.
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