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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-13

fendant to convey her trunk from
Olive street, this city, to 632 WASH
ington avenue; that he refused to
deliver UP the trunk to her. The de-
fendant said that he was engaged to
carry the prosecutrix's trunk for which
he. was to be paid SO cents; that when
he delivered the trunk the prosecu-
trix refused to pay him as agreed
upon, thereupon he took the trunk and
kept 1t until she paid him. C. r..
Daniel, who was assigned to take care
of the defendant, contended that the
charge Of larceny by bailee as laid In
the indictment was not made out The
court sustained this contention and
directed the jury to return a verdict
of not guilty
Ferdicts of not guilty were directed
to be returned in the following cases,
the commonwealth failing to produce
the necessary evidence: NJ. j. Walsh
embezzement, Frank Wade, prosecu-
tor: Andrew Fililchie and Fofile
Checbuski. assault and battery, will
liam koloskit, prosecutor; Philip Reil-
~. rape, Mamie Finley, prosecutrix;
Philip Reilly, rape, Gwennie Thomas
prosecutriX: Peter Mullaney, rape
Gwennie Thomas, prosecutrix Frank
p. Wade and Maria V. Wade. defraud-
ing boarding house, w. II. Whyte
prosecutor: Thomas Grafton, assault
and battery, Ellen Crofton, prosecu-
trix; Adolph Crupintsky. assault and
battery, Albert Crupinitsky, prosecu-
trix.
John Urban, alias Jack Urban, and
Simon Jerry, of the borough Of Old
Forge. were charged with robbery. The
prosecutor was Frank Bernoski. He
alleges that in September last he was
set upon and robbed by the defen
ants of the sum of $50. 1'he defendants
absolutely denied the charge. The de-
PENDANTS testified that the prosecutor
was quite drunk and was very quar-
relsome. He wanted to wrestle with
the defendants. No robbery was per-
petrated. The jury returned the de-
PENDANTS not guilty.
When court adjourned Samuel Rich
was on trial charged with receiving
stolen goods. Chief of Police Robling
is the prosecutor
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GALLAGHER ON
TRIAL AGAIN
JURY IN THE CASE DISAGREED
LAST WEEK.
Was Called for Consideration Yes
terday Afternoon-Ivory Con-
victed Of Aggravated Assault and
Battery-Anthony Carlucci Con-
victed by a Jury of His Peers.
Nolle Prosequis Were Entered in a
Number Of Cases That Have Been
on the List for a Long Time.

Michael Gallagher of Clearview ave-
/ nue, North Scranton, who was last
| week tried on IA charge of keeping Il
| speakeasy. was again put on trial yes
terday. The jury could not agree last
week, and after being out three days
was discharged by Judge X. w. Arch
bald. The Municipal league Is prose-
cutting the case and they had 1t put
on the special list for this week. 1t
was given preference yesterday and
went to trial in the afternoon before
Judge John p. Kelly in the main court
room.
The prosecution alleges that Gal
lagher sold beer. ale and porte. IN
the basement ~ his house on Clear
view avenue, and produced three wit
nesses who said they bought some Of
these beverages from him. Witnesses
were sworn for the defense who tcs-
titled that the place was run as II
grocery store by Kate Gallagher sis
ter of the defendant, who is now in II
Philadelphia hospital and that she also
sCld beer. etc. They never bought
from Gallagher. Witnesses called for
the commonwealth at the last trial
We're put on by the defense yesterday.
All the evidence was not in at ad-
journing hour.
mol pros. was allowed by the court
in the ease of Peter II. Zurilieh and
James p. MahOn, owners of the Sun
day Free Press. who We're indicted for
publishing an alleged libellous article
about Mayor James Moir. Attorney j.
G. McAskie. who represented the may
or. and Attorney j. c. Vaughan, who
appeared for the defendants, joined in
the request for mol pros. on payment
of the costs.
Attorney George S. Horn asked Judge
Kelly for rule to show cause why
the four indictments against William
Mittleman, charging him with traf-
ticking in registered bottles, should NOT
be quashed. a. NJ Morse was the
prosecutor in each case. 1t was al
legged that the indictment did not
specify. as it should. that the bottles
Mittleman is charged with tratlicking in
were properly registered. The request
for rule was opposed by District At
torney Jones. Judge Kelly took the
matter under advisement. Cases tried
We're:
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WORK AMONG THE
POOR White FOLKS
Interesting Talk by Miss Redway
About Her Missionary Work in
the Mountains of the South.

a most entertinng talk on the if,
and customs prevailing among the
poor white trash of the mountains
Gus regions of North Carolina, South
Carolina and Tennessee. and some ac-
count of the work being done there
| by the Home Missionary society of
| the Presbyterian church, was given
| last night in the lecture room of the
First Presbyterian church by Miss
1tedway. who is connected with Il
farm school which has been establish
ed at Asheville. n. G.
She gave an account of the schools
which exist in that part of the coun-
try, and of the woeful ignorance of
the school teachers, who teach in their
bare feet and che| tobacco all
through the session. :sha read a num-
Der of answers written b. these teach
ers to questions. Gl'er them in an ex-
animation. Ono question was How
was the Spanish A,na.:c lean war
brought about and tp this query
one of the teachers rerlied that Presi-
dent Mckinley declared war betwc
CLhan and Spain. and thci the Unite
States went in to help tho Spanish.
The children atten .h' Sc schools for
years without being able to read !,
single English sentence at the end OF
their course. She told of the schools
which have been established by the
Presbyterian church. and how the in
nuence of the teachers sent there IS
felt in homes for miles around.
She described the church services
with each and every woman in the con-
gregation chewing snuff sticks and eX-
pectorating all over the floor of the
chapel. "These people, said she, pos
sess certain emotional religious feel
ing They have a reverence for all
sacred things, but they have not en-
lightened consciences."
She wittily told of the endeavors OF
some of the ignorant Baptist clergy
men in that region to stir up sentiment
against the Presbyterian teachers. One
OF these ministers recently preached a
sermon, she said, warning his flock
against those dedicated people who
We're tryin to lead them astray with
their fool talk about the earth movin'
ana about the stars. which no one don't
know anything about, cause they're
morn hundred miles away"
Miss Redway said that. despite the
many difficulties met with, the work
was being crowned with success and a
light was being established which
would never go out. AS an indication
OF the prevailing healthy spirit in favor
OF the educational work being done, she
quoted remark made by one of the
old mountaineers, who said to her: 81
don't believe in mocking anybody, but
If these folks round here Knocked YOU
folks for about six months, they'd be
darned sight better off than they are
now"
A collection for the benefit of the
work was taken up at the conclusion of
Miss RedWay's talk. The meeting was
held under the auspices of the Ladies'
Home Missionary society.
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Re-entered Upon Coal Lands.

I. II. Burns, as attorney for Charles
P. Ford, defendant and acting at the
instigation of the Winton Coal COM
pany, limited, and the Filler, Dolph and
Winton estates. plaintiffs, yesterday
entered Judgment of ejectment aga inst
the defendant for the 800 acre Rebecca
Dana coal tract in Winton.
Ford leased the tract, November 20,
1899. and agreed to pay royalty on a
certain minimum output. The plain
tiffs aver that he has done no mining
whatever for over a year. and that
under the terms of the agreement they
have right to re-enter upon the prop
erty. The Judgment in ejectment, which
they had Mr.. Burns file yesterday was
the first step in these proceedings.
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JUDGE JOHN P. KELLY.

The trial of Charles Masten, the Tay-
lor saloon keeper. who was put on trial
Tuesday, y,charged with being the father
| of the child of Miss Gwenne Thomas.
now dead. was resumed yesterday
| morning. He went on the stand after
court opened and denied that he wa;
responsible for the condition that was
followed by Miss Thomas death. o.,
that he ever made any statement ad-
hitting that his relations with the de-
ceased had been improper. He was
sentenced to pay fine of $25 to the
poor district of Taylor. the costs Of
prosecution, and s25 to the father CT
the girl. John Thomas, and stand COM
mitted until sentence is complied with.
Masten went to Jail. His wife was
found dead in the Lackawanna river
near Taylor about five years ago.
John Holoman. Michael Horaha and
Annie Horaha We're returned not gull
ty of having assaulted George Wartko
One fourth of the costs We're placed on
each of the defendants and the prose-
CutOr.
William Ivory was tried for hitting
Harvey Irving on the head with a
chair and afterwards shooting him.
Both are cOlored. Ivory lived in Ray
mond court on Sept. last. 1t is al
legged that Ivory was jealous of Irv-
ing. The story of the commonwealth
was that Irving went to Ivory's place
to see him, and not finding him at
home laid on the stairs. When Ivory
came home he struck Irving with a
chair over the head, while he slept
and then drew revolver and shot at
him. After the shooting Ivory fled to
Dayton, o., where he was arrested
about six weeks ago and brought back
for trial.
The defense was that Irving was
constantly hanging around Ivory's
house trying to steal his Woman from
him and that on the night in question
he came home and found Irving in his
house. He tried to put him out and
Irving drew a revolver. He then shot
in self defense. On cross examination
he admitted that he has a wife living,
but has been living with woman
named Scanks, colored, for nine years.
They are not married. 1t was over
this woman that the trouble between
the two men grew. Ivory and the wo.
man with whom he Is living, We're ar
lSSleo soiue tIlle ago IoF keeping Il
bawdy house and convicted. The
jury convicted him yesterday OF ag-
gravated assault and battery.
a verdict of not guilty was taken as
to James ID. Palmoth, who was charg-
ed with aggravated assault and bat
terry, by Edward Kelly. The costs
We're placed on the county. The as
saut was committed on Capouse ave-
nue. this city. some two years ago.
Palmoth was tried about one year ago
and convicted. Immediately after
wards Anthony Petroloni made an af-
fidavit setting forth that he committed
the assault on Kelly. He was indict-
ed. tried and acquitted on the ground
that the assault was justified. After
the filing of the affidavit a new trial
was granted to Palmoth, and yester,
day the case was practically dismissed.
A mol pros. on payment of costs was
entered in each of the following cases:
Robert Hughes, defrauding boarding
house, Charles Kaufman, prosecutor:
John Roberts. defrauding boarding
house, Charles Kaufman, prosecutor;
NJ. j. Mcdonnell, embezzlement, Charles
West prosecutor
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To Enjoy Spring Under Southern
Skies.

1t is not necessary to eXpend a large
amount of money to visit the nu-
merous charming resorts reached by
the Southern railway: round-trip tick
cts are on sale at reduced rate, and
this great steel highway of the south
leads to wondr0us regions of beauty
and health, upon trains that glide.
as If on the wings of the wind, over
the smoothest tracks. The journey is
made in luxurious trains, embracing
all the comforts and conveniences of
the finest metropolitan hotels. All
through trains are composed Of the
highest type of vestibuled Pullmans,
and dining cars are operated through
out the year.
The resorts of the south are varied
in attractions as well as in climatic
conditions. Those in robust health
who simply seek warmer cline
where they may escape the rigors of
q northern winter may choose wholly
as fancy dictates. Florida, Thomas
ville Ga, Augusta, Ga, Aiken, S. c..
Summerville, 8. c., Pinehurst. N. c.,
are delightful places to visit during
the winter months. The Land of the
Sky" has an ideal winter climate. or
this section Ashville is the center. but
by.n0 means the only desirable place.
There are score of others, such as
Saluda, Skyuka, Tyron, Sapphire.
Waynesville. Hendersonville. Flat
Rock, Skyland and Hot Springs, The
winter temperature Is almost identi-
cal with that of southern France ami
northern Italy. In any Of these excel
lent accommodations are to be had.
The Southern railway operates the
most perfect through service between
Philadelphia and Florida, the south
and southwest. Charles l.. Hopkins.
district passenger agent. SoS Chestnut
street, Philadelphia. will be plea sed
to furnish a copy of book "Winter
Homes in the South" and all informa-
ton. "
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JUDGE DAVID CAMERON.

With the opening of court yesterday
morning the trial of Tomassi Siriano,
of Carbondale. was resumed. He is
charged with chewing off part of the
ear of Michael Golden and committing
an assault and battery on John Scott.
The case was given to the jury early
In the afternoon and 1t was still out
at adjourning hour.
Anthony Carlucci, of Raymond court.
who was tried Tuesday for shooting
John Caffrey, was found guilty.
William Saundry was tried on q
charge of larceny by bailee. Anna j.
Branda was the prosecutriX. She
testified that she employed the de-
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Proceedings Stayed.

In the case of Griffin against Smith,
an order was made yesterday. by
Judge II. M. Edwards. that all pro-
ceedings on the Griffin Judgment be
stayed until further order Of court.
This action was taken upon petition
of Solomon Goldsmith, who set forth
that the defendant is in bankruptcy
court, and that while these latter pro-
ceedings are pending, the other should
be suspended.
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For Sale.

Two heavy one light delivery
wagons; set bob sleds: buggy pole;
large hot water heater; one light plat
form scale: cash register; two p'pe-
cutting machines: four II. p. engine;
S, 500 worth gas fixtures and supplies;
$4,000 plumbers and steam filters
goods, one two-seated sleigh; one two
seated open wagon.
~ The Hunt & Connell Co.
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Special Notice.

The Lackawanna Telephone COM
pany are now placing telephones at
subscribers stations. All employes of
the company are furnished with num-
bered badges and citizens are eau
TONED not to admit anyone to their
residences, (purporting to be employees
OF TINS company, without these
badges being In plain view.
S. h. Wayland.
General Manager.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John senzer, Wm. Shouson, I. n.
sbaugh, Mrs. Salmon, Chas. l.. Schaefer, Dun
Frank Smith.
T. u. Torey, Messrs. y. and G. Taylor, Ed,
ward l., Torrey, +, L, Thomas, Mrs. Angie
Thorpe.
Harry W. Underwood.
Miss Vol2.
Miss Louise White, Miss Minnie Weismer, Miss
Jcneta Washburn, q. W. Williams, Frank Will
com, Miss S, Weinz.
ITALIAN,
Arturo Lila fu Tunocenzo, Sabato Tancredi. An
tonic lIowtielbo, Pasquale tlmeno, Giuseppe De
Senri IN Domenco.,
Gurg Gawiatis, Zoil Augustynowicz, Francisek
Niedmicd, Slanystaw Powychrowsky, Jan Dzi-
konsk Janu Macenicry, Polina stryczynska, Josef
Wonneek, Rafal Wojkewicz, Joseph Stlnke.
witch, francesca scalandroyi.
HUNGARIAN
Jan Kasskan, Ivan Sokira, Matias Wilk, Juro
Kester Stif Nahaly, Mack Gedzaitis, Br. Ane-
puky, Jonas Gustas, Paulus Wojtach, Juharz
Trzsana, Maik Zimoycsak, Pidanics Janos Iia-
jor Antal es Balnd, lien --epal, Andrzej Gyzyle,
Jan Ruddi, Wlidystaf Dora, Jozef Slbik, Jurko
Iiusanya, William Mauis, Gyuri Mudu, Terezia
Matuz, Michael Kiethara.
WEST SCRANTON STATION
NJ Jordan.
William Mifiey
Mrs. John Williams, 5Os S. Hyde Park,
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New York Excursion.

The N. Y. O. and w. Railway COM
pany will run their annual Christmas
excursion to New York city on Mon
day Dec. II. tickets good returning
up tn and including December 22nd,
at greatly reduced rates.
For further information. consult
nearest o. and w. r. r. ticket agent.
W.
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FOR ADMISSION TO BAR.
Schedule of the Examination Which
Begins Dec. IL.

Following are the particulars about
the coming eXamina tons for admiS-
sion to the bar OF Lackawanna county:
All applicants are requested to sub
nit the subjects which they propose
| to offer in writing to the secretary of
the board of examiners, William A,
Wilcox, in Traders National Bank
building, Scranton, Pa. The eXamina-
tions will be held in the Law library,
court house, beginning on Monday,
Dec. II, at $40 a. m. sharp, and con-
tinuing during the week as in schedule
below:
SCHEDULE
Monday, Dec. 1850 Il. M 10 p. m.. Black.
stones Commentaries; to p. M, Agency; I;
3 To p. m, Trusts and Trustees; to H. M
Elementary Law
Tuesday, Dee $3.50 to 10. so a. m Criminal
Law and Statutes Relating to Crime etc; TO- 30
To 1880 p. m, Contracts; To 3 D. m Do.
nestle Relations; 10 . p. m., Constitutional
Law.
Wednesday Dec. 1850 to 1880 a. m., Eouity
and Pleading and Practice in equity; 1880 a.
NJ to II M, Common Law Pleading; 100 to
$50 p. m, Evidence; $40 to ) D. m Sales
Thursday, Dee. 2O-S3O 10 $50 a. m, Covpora.
tions; $50 to 1880 u. m., Kent's Commentaries: /:
1890 to IL m. American Commonwealth (Bryce) /;
2 To p H., Practice in Pennsylvania; 1 to 8
p m, Bills and Notes
Friday, Dec. 2l-Fcderal Procedure, o to 10 a.
M; 10 a. m. To II M, Quasi Contracts De.
cedent's Estate
The board of examiners are, in the
order of their appointment, as follows:
John NJ Harris. j. W. Carpenter and
William A. Wilcox, the latter being
IN Ja
dent.
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Colds Melt AWay

If you use Krause's Cold Cure. Pre-
pared In convenient capsule form they
are easy to take and effect "a speedy
cure of the most obstinate cases.
Price 25c. Sold by Matthews Bros. ~
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new COAL ROAD
IS Defeated
SALE OF PENNSYLVANIA COM
PANY VIRTUALLY ADMITTED.

That Amounts Practically
to an Admission Of the Truth of
the Transfer Story Comes from
Vice President Thorne, of the
Pennsylvania Company - New
York Dispatch, Which Bears Evil
dence Of Being Inspired, Attempts
to Make E. L. Fuller Scapegoat.
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Protheroe & Co.'s

large ware rooms will be open even
ings until after the holidays. ~
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HEARING TOMORROW.-Thc Pasqualc Bcvcl,
acque lmbeas corpus case will be heard before
Judge Edwards tomorrow afternoon at 1 O'Clock
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Marriag g,e Licenses.

Jess Miller Wilkes Barre
Carrie Unaugst.. 1920 Providence road
William James Owens. 32S Aswell court
Florence Maud Pearson. 1910 Pine street
MdIltt I"IllcHoIt ''.'.'..' .MdyIelu
GustaVe Fl. Boettcher. .902 Union street
Victoria Quinn. 1927 Meadow avenue
Abram Davis ....,..............Ma Maylield
Annie Buckingham .Mayfield
Eliza A. Pellow. .Jermyn
Joseph Cerra .Carbondale
i@uSS SCIId
Harry w. Cole...425 North Sixth street
Mary II. Kimble,
Manidale Hill, Dauphin county
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CITY NOTES


PAY-DAYS.-'Thc Delaware and Hudson conl-
paly paid yesterday at the Coabrook mine at
Carbondale and the Clinton ut Forest City.
SPECIAL MEETGNG.-There will be a special
meeting OF the board OF health at their rooms
in the city hall, this evening at o'clock
HEARING TOMORROW. Pasqualc Bcvcl.
acque habeas corpus will be heard before
Judge Edwards tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
MUSIC SECTION MEETs-Thc Music section
OF the Green Ridge Womans club will meet in
the Scranton Conservatory of Music this morn.
ing at 1890 o'clock.
HLECTlOt TONIGIlT.--Scranton council 40
DOB, Royal Afcanun will hold its annual election
# officers tonight Members attending will have
the pleasure of listening TO speech by C. COM
tgys, esq.
GARDNER FUNERAL,-Thc funeral of Mr.
Elmer Z. Gardner took place yesterday after.
noon at the home of his mother, Mrs. Burt
Gardner. On account OF the contagious disease
the funeral was private.
Y. W. G. A. NOrEs.-Lessons in candy max.
ing are now being given at the Young Wo.
mems Christian association. ,nose who are not
taking tho full course may come in Tor single
lessons. Next Tuesday evening the litcra ture
class will study ''rhc Last Days of Pompeii." 4"
Mrs. Fredwald is a rare teacher and the even.
inGs spent with her are most delightful ones
Any one may enter this class by becoming n
member OF the association.
SMALL BLAZE IN BASEMENT--.An alarm OF
tire sent in about Ills o'clock last night from
box IL, at the corner Of Washington avenue ard
Hickory street, was due to small blaze in the
basement of Joseph Schwartzs grocery store on
South Washington avenue. Schwartz and hi,
family live above the store and il is thought
that lighted match accidentally dropped in the
cellar caused the blaze, The fire companies nut
the fire out before any damage was done.
The busy shoe stores of Lewis &
Reilly will be open this evening ana
every evening until after the HOLIDAYS.
Tho aybiI,it;n,,
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PAY-DAYS.--Thc Delaware and Hudson conl-
pany paid yesterday at the Coalbrook mine at
Carbondale and the Clinton ut Forest City.
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MUSIC SECTION MEETS. The Music section
of the Green Ridge Woman's club will meet il
the Scranton Conservatory of Music this morn
ing at 1890 o'clock.
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SPECIAL MEET[NG.-There will be special
meeting OF the board OF health at their rooms
in the city hall, this evening at O'clock
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Steam Heating and Plumbing.
p. =. & NJ. 7. Howley.2Sl Wyoming ave.
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Pigs Feet and sauer Kraut

Lunch today. Baked beans and OK
tail soup tonight. st. Cloud Hotel. I"
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The art exhibition, Hardenbergh
school, VIII continue this week. Wis.,
itors welcome. Garter building. ~
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Saturday, Dec. Is, 1900,

is the last day to pay city and school
taxes without penalty.
Il. ]. Robinson,
~ City Treasurer.
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HLECTlOl TONlGIlr.-Scranon council, 40.
e23. Royal Afcanun will hold its annual election
# officers tonight. Members attending will lave
the pleasure OF listening TO II speech by c. Conf
Igys, esq.
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The busy shoe stores of Lewis &
Reilly will be open this evening and
every eveningNuntl after the HOLIDAYS.
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GARDNER FUNERAL.-Thc funeral of Mr.
Elmer Z. Gardner took place yesterday after.
noon at the home of his mother, Mrs. Burt
Gardner. On account of the contagious disease
the funeral was private.
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Chicken and Wames

at the Speedway house tonight.