Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-03-15
BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS.
PARAGRAPHS eAThARGD FROM ALL
Parts o. ThE REGION.
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1swns Ape Doing.
Fl. c. Rooms Ia having an addition
built to his residence at Front and
Centre streets.
The financial statement OF Foster
township appears on the fourth page of
tho TRIBUNE today.
J. A. Chrlsty has sold a handsome
organ TO the Highland Social Club, and
the instrument has been placed in the
club room.
A large brush fire on the mountain
northeast OF Upper Lshigh was an un-
usual March spectacle on Tuesday and
Wednesday.
The TRIBUNE 10 indebted to John
Conahan, OF Battery H. Sixth United
States artillery, for copies Of all the
papers published In Manila.
A hop will be held on Saturday At the
Buck Mountain hotsl. The proprietor,
Patrick Doughsrty, will have first
class orchestra present to accom- nod ate
all who attend.
The Sisters piano will not be dlspos-
cd OF for short time, owing to the fact
that the tickets are not yet all sold.
The date for the disposal OF said article
will be given later.
The report circulated that all the
able seats for "a Milk White Flag
have been sold Is not true. There are
number OF good seats yet to be had in
all parts Of the house.
Gentlemen, for hat, and cap. 90 to A.
oswslss. He has a nice variety.
G. o. Stroh last evening sold his
property on Washington street, consist
ing of house and lot, and now occupied
as a saloon BY Mike Chervarik, to Condy
McElvee, OF Burton street.
According 30 the returns made by the
assessors TO the county commissioners,
Lnzerne has 52,141 school children
Fresand Is credited with 1,1s1, Foster
1871, Jeddo 80, Halle 3,16s and Butler
s52.
P. r. Conahan, of Jeddo, was injured
by falling coal after firing a blast in his
breast at No. colliery yesterday. He
sustained fractured leg and was in
eernally Injured. He was taken to the
Miners hospital.
The performance given by Fitz & Web
stars "a Woman in the Case" company
At the Grand on Monday evening was
witnessed by q small audience. Some
OF the spsclalties we're fair, but the
show asa whole was not satisfactory.
Hazletons sisteddfod will take place
on Saturday and It promises to be sue
csssful, as many entries have been re-
ceived. Prof Harry Harris, OF West
Pittston, will be an adjudicator and
Miss Anna O'Neill, OF Wilkesbarre, will
be accompanist.
Thomas Martin, mail carrier between
Conynghan and Ssybsrtsvills, whose
salary Is 5000 a year, went on strike for
moro wages, and ~ a consequence the
people OF Sey ybsrtsvllle received no mall
for fonr days. Yesterday = new mail
carrier was appointed.
Eugene Smith was shot BY Henry
Dubois, OF Wilkesbarre, in the latter's
pigeon coop. Before dying he refused
to dlvulgs the names OF the two msp
who we're with him. Dubois was taken
before Judge Hslsey, who released him
on furnishing 81 900 ball.
SEQ Laubach's windows for a beauti-
fnl display OF shamrocks, four-leaf
clovers,snskesand other pretty novelties.
Austin Klinger, OF Lattlmer, and
Miss Virginia CASTOR. OF Northumb ber-
land, were married on Tuesday at the
parsonage OF Rev. Snyder In Jeddo.
They left on wedding tour to New
York city and on their return will take
up their residence In Lattimer.
Lewis Williams, of McAdoo, aged 70
years, died Tuesday morning. Before
his death he anxiously inquired whether
the body OF his son, David, member OF
the First Montana regiment, who fell In
the Philippines, had arrived home, and
vas disappointed that IL had not come.
The funeral OF tho late Michael Klyu-
csai, OF Fern street, which took place
Tuesday morning, was the largest that
has ever entered the Greek Catholic
cemetery. st. Michael's and st. JOS
eph's societies, numbering over 500
members, attended, also hundreds OF
friends and acquaintances.
The Republican convention OF the
Fourth legislative district will be held
at the Cottage hall, Freeland, on Mon.
day, April 8, at p. m, when a candi.
date will be named for the legislature
and two delegates will be elected tc
represent the district in the Republican
state convention. Delegates to district
convention will be chosen on April T.
PI EACIlRE GALE GMnAR