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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-03-23
WELL MERITED REBUKE.
w. V. Rocker Administers II to the 70
Ii,ical Indianapolis Board
of Trade.

ndanA pplir ~ttAkih'i-
W. V. Rocker, in withdrawing
from the indianapolis board OF
trade on account of the action OF Its
board of governors in taking advan-
tage of the opportunity, through a
III. IL. Hanna reception, to give the
republican campaign a hoos', yes
terday wrote President Lazarus the
following open letter:
"Sir-I address you this open
letter because the matter Ct which |
complain is aside from the purposes
OF our organization. If tn com
plaint were of matters within the
contemplation of our organization,
chs commu nication would be ac-
corded, 50 far as l am concerned,
that privacy which is merlted by
the correct administration OF any
body of men. :,
81 propose to you that you sell
my membe rship in the board OIL
trade, if you can do SO before the
date of the proposed reception to
Mr.. III. II. Hanna, ana that the
proceeds Of the sale be donsted to
the Flower mis- ion OF this city, to
be distributed among the worthy
poor. make THIS proposal because
have no desire to belpng u re
publican campaign club, and oe
cause | have no Intention ever To nc
. cord any semblance OF honor to
) lobbyist The curse Of this country
, is the manipul ttor Of leg -.in)n
He fattens upon revenues derIvr'
7 from sources not known to open vo
cations. lie seeks advantages a
a. ainst his neighbor, by legislativ
4 enactment or judicial construction
I, Either this, or he must assume ina
!, the lawmakers are too stupid I
: know their duty or too weak to pei
: form il.
o. "The work for which you prais
= Mr.. Hanna is the passage OF a
nancial measure which introduce
a new features and gives new right
: to the priviledged few who get prc
lit from manipulation of the none
n Of the people. In so tar as IL
!, features of this financial bill a
n new, they depart from the trad
!, tons Of our country. | cannot col
o ceive that the financial system Vi
!, der which our institutions have a
;c quired their pre-. eminent dls'inctic
~ was so radically wrong as to be pr
= judicial to the success of any worth
% enterprise. | have a right to Q
lieve that Mr.. Hanna's bill is Il
a. child of vicious desires, the concel
n ton Of disreputable practices and
. menace to ouI common weliaI
H. I'VE had as well honor one W
. brings pestilence into our famlll
to honor any lobbyist, and G
-, pecially one whose labors are
'olpernicious as are those OF Mr.. Ha
a. ma.
~ elf this partisan demonstrate
o.Iby the hoard Of trade were its fir
NIL might ascribe its conduct to er
:; and mistake. But it is not
a. first. In the last campaign one
an YOUR com mittees deliberately inst
Il. led the visiting commission OF
IN Omaha exposition, because
IN braska was the home of Mr.. By
tie .sLet me say, further OF "
IN. duty, that you and your direct
wo occupy a position Of trust. ]
zen faithful discharge of your du'
MI cannot be accomplished conc
batIrently with any perversion OF y
~ trust" "W. V. ROCKER. y
! . March 16, 1900.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-03-23


The following shows the disposi-
ton OF causes up to Monday night.
State vs. Sam'l 8. Wineinger; for
gerry; defendant called and fails to
appear, and bond forfeited.
I State vs.. Geo. Jones; selling Ii
lquor without license; plea OF guilty
in two cases, and fined IS in each.
State vs.. Lester Payne; seduc-
ton; Prosecutor moves to nollie,
but motion is overruled; motion
: to auash indictment under consider
alton.
Beno Krapf for selling liquor
on Sunday, on plea OF guilty was
r fined $40 in one case and nollie en-
tered in another.
John w. Miller was tried for SELL
ling liquor to a minor, and found
= not guilty.
a State VS.. Mike Woods; selling
iliquor on Sunday; nollied; and the
same order was made in 4 other
# cases against Emil Sternberg TOR
+ selling to minor.
David Phillips was fined $50 on
n plea of guilty Of carrying concealed
weapons.
II Christ. We.sman was found not
l. guilty by a jury on an indictment
9 for rape. Case took two days.
II VIM. Giessler was 6ned $40 for
It selling liquor on Sunday on q plea
le of guilty.
81 VIM. Breidenbaugh was tried by
a Jury on indictment for A. q b.
.r with intent to rape, and found not
lie guilty.
= Miss Maude Sherrod was appoint
,r ed stenographer for the term.
II CIVIL CAUSES.
re Moritz Fritz, ct al, vs. Peter
Schnell; continued.
ur Annie L. Haning vs. Jas. F.
as Hanning; divorce; dismissed:
as VIM. s. Bissey, ct al, vs.. M. Z.
ue Bissey, ct al partition; continued.
d. State on rel. of Susan Helverson
he vs.. Geo. Englert, ct al; venue
he changed to Warrick county on ati-
IT, davt of plaintiff.
tes State, on rel. Susan Helverson vs.
nd Albert Merkley, ct al; on affidavit
of plaintiff venue changed to War
as rick county.
We. Frank Hopf, administrator OF es
ne. tate of Maria Dick, reports sale OF
hat land to Anth. Wendell, for 81, ,475 ;
Of sale confirmed.
nd John w. Harrison, administrator
of estate Of Belle H. DeBruler, re-
ons ports sale Of land to Jos. o. Had
lock for $S76; sale confirmed.
ves The guardian Of heirs Of Franci'
ach Gerber reports sale of land to Glenn
q, ent Smith for $500; confirmed
The guardian OF Edgar A. De
at Bruler reports sale OF land to jos
10. Hadlock for $S76; confirmed.
-" The guardian Of heirs OF Gerhar'
thy H. Tebben, reports sale OF land t
John Tebben for s2OS; confirmed:
OF Basil Heusler, ex'r est. OF l.
IAN, Messner, is ordered TO sell real est.
Marion Hoge was found to be
person OF unsound mind, and Cler
ordered to appoint a guardian Il
rial her.
lext Catherine Doersam was foun d
de- be person Of unscund mind, an
cry Clerk directed upon application
Id. appoint guardian.
End. The guardian Of Maria Hoge wa
ordered to sell real estate at piva'
sale.
OWL w. 4. Cox was appointed con
port missioner to sell real estate belong
ary, ing to heirs Of Mary +. Brang.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-03-23

s0At a Republican ward meet
ing at Washington County Supt.
Wallace called ex-Congressman
Hardy a fool, and Hardy responded
by calling Wallace a Id tool.
Probably both we're right.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-03-23

LETS play tag" said the New
York boy.
"You play it," replied the Bos-
ton boy 81 cannot play anything
II never studied music. "--Towr
Topics.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-03-23
MEMORIAL SERVICE.

The C. +. will hold a memorial
meeting at the Trinity church next
Sunday night, in honor OF their de-
parted sister, Cleo Greene. Every
body is cordially invited to attend.
A FRIEND,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-03-23

~Frank Purcell, who killed
IRufo Ross, in Pike county, and an
accused accessory, have been taken
Ito the Gibson county Jail, by .
change of venue, cases SGT tor
April term.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-03-23

1t is estimated that in England
one in every 1000 persons is arrest,
ed for drunkenness and fined and
imprisond.
II we were Kentuckian, w
would very much dislike the whis
Ky reputation that goes with th'
state. .-Atchison Globe.
The saloon was born Of evil, bu
liz exists because good men tolerat
'jt.-National Advocate.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-03-23

MARRIED.-Miss Monzella Pin
wick, Of Orange county, and Amos
Jacobs, of Dubois county,were mar
RED in this city by Justice Eben c,
Poole Tuesday. 1t was not an
The mother Of the
bride lives in Evansville.-Evans-
vile Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-03-23

~Dan. Melton, Of Hrutingburg,
26 years old, married, belonging to
construction gang Air Line r. r.
lost his right foot last week by IL
being run over by car while he
Was at work under il, al Princeton,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-03-23

pTDr. ]. T. Glover, of Evans
vile, has been installed as Supt. OF
the Insane Hospital there, vice Dr..
NJ Mason, resigned.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-03-23
cambridge Township Trus-
tees Notice.

Inc undersigned, Trustee Of Balm
'ndge township, Dubois county, will at
lend to Township business on Saturday
" every week, at Frank Betz's office on
Nsrth Main street, between Eighth and
Ninth, in Jasper. The Township Ii
erary and Indiana School Books are at
sine place. WILLIAM SHuLEa, Trustee.
Aug. l6, lS97-y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-03-23

Advertisers in The COURIER are
Capturing the trade.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-03-23
VOL. AZ
.,rp RvERy FRIDAY AT JAS
!. uusols COUNTY, INDIANA -
CLEMENT DoANE.
orFlcE. is COURIER BUILDING
!, Asst SIXTH STREET.

,a,cr nr SUBSCRIPTION.
/. Year. 50 Numbers, Postpaid s'0
.or time in proportion.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-08

orpheum tonight. Good bill.
a. Medeiros. n hackman, was arrest
cd last night for heedisrs driving.
Attorney Philip l.. Weaver an
nounced last evening the arrival of a
daughter.
Tneo. y. Dredge. after n short visit
with his brother-in-Iaw. Archie Young.
left yesterday for Oakland.
Pueo. the would-be suicide. was a
guard az the Oahu prison under Cap
tain Trip about nve years ago.
The custom employees have only been
paid their salaries for the period fro.n
June ~ TO July I. and not FOR two
months.
~ n. Paxton left ON the Australia
yesterday 10 meet ~. II. Dillingham; I'm
san Francisco. In connection with the
bonding OF Olaa plantation.
Dr. W. A. Setcheii. n botanist from
stanford University. who has made a
tour OF the Islands. returned To the
Mainland ON the Australia.
W. G.. Peacock and wife. after enjoy
ing a few weeks visit In the Islands
on route from the Colonies TO the Unit
ed states. left yesterday on the Aus
tralia.
W. a. Bowen and wife were passen-
gers for the Coast yesterday on the
Australia. They have had the trip In
contemplation for some time. They will
be- absent for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rolph returned
90 san Francisco yesterday by the Aus
tralia. Mr.. Rolph during his visit In
Honolulu. established an agency for
the shipping firm OF Hind a Rolph.
Mrs. George l.. Cole and Mrs. Lulu T.
Ellis. Of Los Angeles, were among the
passengers on yesterdays Australia.
aIHN.
visiting friends In Hilo and Honolulu.
Mrs. Hawkins Taylor, Mrs. Mooney
and Miss ~. Clark. who have had n
delightful visit IN Honolulu during their
brief stay. were passengers on the Aus
tralla for san Francisco. The ladies
became very popular and were enter
tanned largely.
N. A. Allen. local representative OF
Fraseg a Chalmers Machinery and
Pumping Company. left yesterday on
"A business trip TO Chicago, the head
quarters OF the company. lie goes Il
place contracts for machinery for var.
ious plantations.
n H. announced that the wireless
telegraphy system will be I'm operation
within few days between Oahu anc
Molokai. Maui. lanai and Hawaii Tbs
poles are erected at all the stations and
the instruments are I'm position. so thai
commercial work can be begun Within
a short time.
W. W. Ahana was arrested yesterday
on warrant for violating section o
the Board OF Health regulations ''ir
having "A certain ccsspool upon thai
|, premises az Palama on the makai sid'
% King street. where water used IN
washing may be drained into" Ths
case n docketed for this morning n
the police station.
". Devauchelle was arrested on I
, warrant yesterday for assault and bat
terry on George Vessels. The assault b
alleged 20 have taken place on Monda.
afternoon In n Nuuanu street saloon
Vessels was struck n terrific blow OF
the nose. receiving deep cuts across tn
bridge having the appearance OF con
J tact with sharp instrument. The cas-
: viii be- brought up today.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-08

At the Hawaiian hotel last evening
Prince David for the Kapiolanl Estate,
Limited. gave an elaborate dinner to
the following guests: John Wise. joan
y. Colburn. w. a. Kinney. y. M. Dali
lou. ". ". MeCianahan. ". a. Bigeiow.
Edmund Hart. Edward X. Lilikaiani.
Morris X. Keohokalole. IL. Keake and
A. Moses.
Amid the strains Of Hawaiian music
by the quintette club and the odor OF
myriads OF cut flowers and leis the
guests were entertained In the liberal
manner OF their host. After the dinner
the entire party and the quintette club
adjourned 20 the Orpheum Theatre
where they occupied the boxes on the
Eva side Of the auditorium. Durinl
lntermissions the Quintette rendered
numbers OF native songs receiving un'
stinted applause.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-08

for the thirty that's our soda
A de ightful cure for that
thirsty feeling which is cpl
demic these hot summer days.
Our Soda is pure and just "a
cold as ice Can mike it. The
real fruit fiavors (no artificial
Nessences used) have been a
drawing card for years We
dever .kimp quaIit,.
Try a glass of fresh crushed
ffrawberry or pineapple with a
Tdash of appetizing ice cream.
That's the reason for the crowds
at our fountain.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-08

'Td give FIVE years OF my life 10
get out OF this scrape." said the pris-
oner az the bar. "ril let you out with
three" said the Judge as he passed
sentence.-Grecn Bag.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-08

s''' n yesterday for na-
|. e,mssIl lef' Yesterday
-, lsn far i'awai' on
|, ,.isrday A.. ,.,n.r
" yesterday -.....,..
-. met last evening
| 4. BE-, dosrSS' ,,..u,,
~ 6r rent See adj
~. brrn Yesterday TO
~. 4 = humphreys
.'s. IF Karat IL visiting
lRi Derby Tor a few
A " Eopoikai left
1s.lr Maui home on the
l. nsi src now comtsgta, ,
wv ,ws COS 300 Jodd
|fcourt meets this af-
~ons III che Chamber
r,sar and Mrs Frear
u 49, a vacation ot 70 rev
| sail
[,,nlod 90 cook and DO
- fuf 10 small famiiy.
| n mge
H. win ~ new house and
sirest IL offered Tor
soo for sale ads.
...,flnf N the Chamber
Z ,ssa plnco ~ the rooms
ii il o'clock This morn
inbn v Cathcart will
!. waiklki occupying the
H., mat of J A. Mccand-
Ismoclal meeting % the
a. NJ gi. this evening.
sssr work IN the third
la meeting ~ the Peo-
IN RefrigeratinR Company
III IN me presidents Office
I. AZ me Local Telephone
\. Wsigned HE position and
r,sd with The ADVERTISER
wnt lo tillu fur The pur
M up r. site for the new
10 inspect the of'ice "
Deacon 90 ropeokeo. lefI
n.a iuf tho coast. and VII
Charles Deacon, 90 Tn
sfdsou The well know
fl Ia very seriously ill ~
orllng ~ news brough
M By the klnau.
Ne circle % the Younl
Adalan Association me
10 Discuss ~. inns bool,
~ Llle Teachers"
,tlss alk vests In white
H. the regular price q
M nov offered for 80 cent
No. Import Company
b. Illuminated bicycle q
N prpcrsulun saturday ev
asflnH These wheels ar
rAflnc Cycle Company.
~ N Commerce viii hot
Meeting az its rooms a.
~ officers viii be elect
asulnr year and all mem
posted 20 be present.
kag street residence %
and Mrs. Edmund Norrl
Allf crystal wedding b
fsf 10 a. few intimat
n principal ~ the nigh
uf,fing from a serious al
h9ht eye Ne 10 betn
As trouble and hopes I
h time for the opening Z
No agent ~ the ARrcu
nsnl visited the forest
lpsinriay together wit
ind Wray rayior. con
tsIirnliurn
~ This city Yesterday
Kauai " Christian Boss
klsahn plantation. N
''n a. The kekaha for si,
nl WIS well known n
Ail Of Kauai
~ 81 81 Louis College 81
on rantalus yesterda
u The summit of n
ll.f enjoying the vioi
~ distance below the 20
IN The afternoon.
psscnrors sailing On a
'lilAy worp Miss Ru'
M Miss Mlnna Ahrens
IN fuute o. the afat
hall. Wellesley. Nj
ft accompanies thel
Marshal Ray yosterdl
y Nets ~ tlllo. depu
ISLAND 10 Hawaii N
f'v police agent al
ih SCENT at iiiio. a
W.T. Dol tt the city
not content with q
lluio Judge Wilcox a
oi 3 and costs
"oNed up at the poll
80 evening. ne for
YIN hts honor a
Ven ~ plague bills "
" ~ garvin. exocutl
eeafd Of Health. sy =,
yesterday u begins
we bills ON hand "
'lpe of me plague q
Miser secretary Of I
lllpa, asks Tor novels
Wadlns 10 be given
WON The society M
~" may be- left al ,
street newt 10 I
.ai''lian A Association.
,.lle Chinese hackdri,
a'iaca Cubbo on Xxi
e ,he ago. infiictlng
, .''n vas fined $500 a
",.eox Yesterday. M
Ihg ch1rge asair
Anl hnntilosa drivfl
ot ne road from
s pa house In n
10 he lfu of the p,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-08
ALSEN
PORTLAND
CEMENT

hS th JUST RECEIVED csa4
the admxure OF
mas no qual q
therefore
the ,oh1wns tests made a
has
- -NN- -" 80
- &c A-oo. "e"'Ns
few of the In Cement
thern Pacific barrels ~" -
TheO. III. Davies 6 Co. Ltd.
AGENTS HAWAIIAN TERRITORY
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-09-21
REFERRED MATTER
TO A COMMITTEE
Lackawanna Presbytery Will Con-
slider Matter of Division at Spring
Meeting-Revision of Arti-
cles of Faith

AT yesterdays session of the Lacka-
wanna Presbytery held in Shickshn-
ny the question of the division of the
Presbytery was submitted to the fol-
lowing committee, with inBtructions
to report at the spring meeting: Rev.
NJ. L. Cook, Rev. A. G. Cameron. Rev.
f. G. Jones, Rev. l.. w. Church, Rev.
Charles Lee, Rev. w. c. Mackey, Rev.
DR.. f. b. Hodge, f. X. Tracy, b. w.
Lewis and l.. Bliss.
The question of creed revision came
up and after much discussion the
Presbytery decided by a vote of 81 to 6
to express itself as being In favor not
of a revision of the creed, but of a sup
Elemental explanatory statement COW
ering chapters three and ten in the
confession, and Indicating the essen
tial points in the system of doctrine,
viz: The Holy Spirit, the offer of sal
walton to all men, the personal re-
sponsibility of each man for his ac-
ceptance or rejection Of Jesus Christ
and the duty of spreading the gospel.
The following were appointed as del
egates to the Pennsylvania synod,
which assemblies in Harrisburg next
month: Rev. A. G. Cameron, Rev. DIR.
S. G. Logan, Rev. j. j. X. Fletcher,
Rev. j. c. Campbell, Rev. Felix Stein
man, Rev. DR.. p. II. Brooks and Rev.
w. S. Peterson.
The Presbytery decided to meet next
spring in the First Presbyterian
church of this city.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-09-21
HAD MANY FRIENDS HERE.
Belle Archer Frequently Visited In
This City.

Belle Archer, the actress who died
Wednesday night at Warren, this
state, was well known here and some
years ago frequently visited the Bar
nard family and others of this city.
She also appeared here in theatrical
productions, her last visit being made
at the Lyceum last season in "a Con-
tented Woman"
Five years ago Miss Archer made a
venture as a star in AN Arabian
Night" and decided upon this city as
the place where the initial production
should be made. The company was
rehearsed in New York and while on
it's way here on the night before the
performance an incident occurred
which greatly unnerved Miss Archer.
The company was travelling on the
Central Railroad OF New Jersey, and
near Bethlehem a commercial travel
Ter named Carson, who was somewhat
under the influence OF liquor, forced
himself into the seat where Miss Ar
cher was sitting. He made himself
so obnoxious that Miss Archer asked
the train hands to compel Carson to
take one OF the numerous empty seats
in the car. This so angered him that
he started TO leave the car. He reached
the platform Just as the train rounded
q curve at Catasauqua, and Carson
was thrown off and instantly killed.
\ few years ago. Falk, the famous
New York photographer, considered
Miss Archer the most beautiful wo-
man in America He photographed
her in more than POO different poses.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-09-21

itself has all fallen i'm. Despite this
fact, it has been ascartained, after a
most careful examination. that not
single inch of the sewer has settled.
The plans for the sewer, which We're
drawn up by Mr.. Phillips, provided
for a concrete base, or foundation,
seventeen inches thick. in which the
sewer was constructed. This is the
only sewer in the city built upon a
concrete base, and such a base was
provided for i'm the plans only be-
cause the engineer knew the charac-
ter Of the ground and the great dam
ger of small caves in that locality.
\ force of wOrkmen are engaged in
filing in the immense cavity, pre-
paratory to a repavirg of the street
at that point.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-09-21
PROBABLY HAVE TO WAIT.
Arlington Turnpike Company Pre-
sents It's Claim to the City.


The Abingdon Turnpike company
has just filed its claims with the
street commissioner for work done on
the Abingdon turnpike during the
months of June and July.
The June claim is for $90.10, and the
July claim for $3S6.4S, making total
of $476.5S. In each the services of
Common Councilman II. Il. Paine,
president of the company, as foreman
are charged at $3, or for the total OF
% days, 500. 1t is safe to assume that
when this particular item is scrutin-
lied by the auditing committee some
one will quote Section 13, Article ",
of the act of May 23 1899, which pro-
vides that "councilmen must not be
interested directly or indirectly in city
contracts, nor furnish material or labor
therefor"
1t will be remembered that the work
of repairing the turnpike was done by
both the Turnpike company and the
city. The city's part was done under
the supervision of Street Commission
er Thomas, and his pay rolls for the
work have already passed the audit
ing committee and are being held up
by Controller Howell until such time
as the ordinance approprlating $1,000
for the repair of the turnpike passes
councils. 1t is now pending in select
council.
The street commissioners pay rolls
are for the months of July and August,
and their total amount is $99S.77, or
just $1.2a less than the amount to be
appropriated by the city. AS the pay
ment of these will practically exhaust
the appropriation, the claims of the
Turnpike company will have to wait.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-09-21
MISS SARAH MURPHY DEAD.

Barre, sister of Rev. p. j. Murphy,
of St. Patrlck's church, Olyphant. died
yesterday afternoon at the Mercy hos
pital For the past two years she was
employed as a saleslady in the mill
Iinery department of Jonas Longs
Sons Wilkes-Barre store. Her sis
ters, Miss Crete Murphy. of Olyphant,
and Mrs. John McCabe, of Montrose,
also survive her.
The remains will be taken to Oily
phant on the Delaware and Hudson
train leaving Wilkes Barre at 1.35 y.
m. and arriving i'm Olyphant at 24O
p. IN. Services will be held at st.
Patrich's church Sunday afternoon,
and interment made in ST. Patrick's s
cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-09-21
SEWER NOT DAMAGED.
Concrete Base Prevented Any Injury
from the Cave-in.

City Engineer Phillips has been
congratulated by many during the past
day or so on account of the way i'm
which the recently constructed North
Main avenue sewer withstood the ef-
fects of the recent serious cave-in on
that thoroughfare.
This cave, which was forty-fve feet
long and over ten feet deep, was just
alongside the sewer. and in several
places the dirt underneath the sewer
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-09-21
FACTORY HAS RESUMED.
Lace Works Closed for Two Weeks
to Admit of Alterations.

The factory of the Scranton Lace
Curtain company, situated at the cor
ner of Glen street and Meylcrt ave-
nue. has resumed operations after be-
ing closed down for two weeks, dur
ing the course of which time extern
sivc alterations have been made.
The north wing of the building has
been raised one story, making il a
three-stOry structure, and various
changes have been made in the inter