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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-02

the claims of eX-PatrOlmen DYER and
Saul against the city, thus disposng of
a matter which has caused a deal of
agitation.
The vote stood fourteen to two, there
being not single vote to spare, the
law requiring fourteen votes, or two
thirds, to pass any resolution or ordi-
nance over the mayors head. Mr.. Kel-
Ter made the motion that the resolu-
tion pass, notwithstanding the mayors
veto, and this, after being seconded by
Mr. Godshal, was adopted by the fol-
lowing vote:
ieas-(;ricr, Godsha, Calpin, Isuanc, Roche,
Paine, Nagc, Calvin. Wcnzcl, Watkins, Cole
man, Keller, Norton, Griths-li.
Nays Reese, II. +. Morris.
Mayor Moir sent in a communication,
as foreshadowed in The Tribune a week
ago, requesting council to appoint a
special committee to fix the represen-
tation in common council when Scran-
ton becomes a city OF the second class.
The communication was received and
filed, and later resolutions We're adopt
ed providing for the appointment Of
such committee and directing the as
SCISSORS to make an accurate return
within one month of the number of tax
ables in each ward.
The contract for grading Wyoming
avenue was awarded to Donahoe &
O'Boyle, and a resolution was adopted
directing the Delaware and Hudson
Railroad company to remove it's tracks
from that part of the street to be
graded.
The following new ordinances were
introduced:
BY Mr.. Roche-Providing for a spe-
cial election to determine whether or
not an issue of 100000 worth of bonds
should be made to wipe out all out
standing judgments and other adiudi-
Gated claims.
BY Mr.. Godshall-Transferri 5000
for repairs to the Columbia hose house.
BY Mr. Norton-Transferrln uneX-
pended balances from the mayors de-
partment for the repair of Jackson
street.
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EXPLOSION AT THE MARvINE.
w. H. Middleton and John Russell
Were Badly Burned

w. NJ, Middleton, of Parker street,
and John Russell, of Carter court, two
laborers at the Marvine shaft, were
badly burned by an explosion of gas
Yesterday morning in one of the mine
chambers.
The two men were working in it,,
about 10 o'clock. when suddenly an
amount OF gas, which had evidently ac-
cumulated during the strike. became
ignited and there was a sudden burst
of flame, followed by loud report.
Both men We're badly burned, and
Middleton was taken to the Hahne-
mann hospital. whore he was last night
reported to be in T. critical condition.
Russell was removed to his home. Both
men We're burned about the back and
side.
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REPUBLICAN MASS MEETINGS.

FRIDAY EVENING, NOV. odd Forge, Law
renee Republican hall. Speakers, Charles y.
Daniels, II. II. Van Dusen. H. c. tlnhlci
FRIDAY EVENING, nov. 2East Benton, ods'
Fellows hall Speakers. Lewis II. Carter, W. y.
Douglass. II. s. Alworth.
FRIDAY EVENING, nov. o.--rrovidcncc And'
itcritln Speakers, lion. S. s. Vrccland. OF New
Jersey; Hon. James Moir and others.
FRIDAY EVENING, NOV. 2.Corcoran's Hall.
Twentieth ward speakers, Hon. Charles T..
oMalley. r. \. Zimmerman y. +. '.oughran,
W. Gaylord Thomas, Charles Il. Oliver.
FRIDAY EVENING NOV. e.--Calcry's Hall.
Speakers, Hon. Charles T.. O',iacy, r. 4. Zir'.
norman, T. +. Loughran, W. Gaylord Thomas.
Charles H. Oliver.
FRIDAY EVENING, nov. 2.-Battc's Hall,
Speakers, Hon. Charles r. lO'Malcy, r. A. Hin'-
norman. p +. Lougiran, W. Gaylord Thomas,
Charles u. Oliver, Henry George
FRIDAY EVENING. NOV 2.--Cark's summit,
Schilings Hall Speakers. Hon. H. W. F!'i@,
John NJ. Harris.
SATURDAY EVENING. nov 3-Tustus, Au'.
ancc HALL Speakers. Hon. John II. Farr. w. H.
Lewis, George N. Watson.
SATURDAY EVENING, SOv. 3.--schimpG's 9
hall Cedar avenue. Speakers, Hon. James
Moir, Major Everett Warren and Il. A. thinner
man.
iURDAY EVENING, NOV. a.--Ccntral Park
hall. South Washington avenue. Speakers, Hon.
$. S. vreeland, New Jersey; Hon. 9. p. O'Mal-
Icy and Hon. +. W. Flcitz
MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 5.--Athletic hall,
Alder street Speakers, Hon. james Y. Dubois,
consul general to Switzerland; lion. +. W.
FlctE and A. j. Coborn. ir.
MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 5.--Workingmcn's
hall. Alder street. Speakers. Henry George,
Hon. John II. rarr and Hon. John NJ Harris.
MONDAY EvEMNL. NOV. 5.--kaoski's hall.
Pittston avenue and Elm street Speakers, Hon.
:. $. vrecland, Of New Jersey; Hon. James
Moir; also an address by eloquent speaker
in the Polish language.
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attached and Immediately Mr. Waugh
an raised the point of order that the
ordinance could not be considered un-
til such plans We're presented.
Chairman Wagner declared the r,lnt
well taken and ruled the ordinance out
of order. This caused CONSERVATION
among the West Scranton councilmen
and there was great consulting and
chasing around. In the meantime
| council took up other business and
| The hearts Of the West Scranton via
| duct committee, seated in the rear,
| sank.
The plans were finally procured by
Mr.. Oliver from the city clerks Office
and Chairman Wagner declared the
ordinance before the house. Mr..
ClemOns cOntended that the plans
We're not actually attached to the or
dinance. but the chairman wouldn't
listen to this. Then Mr.. Chittenden
moved to go into committee of the
whole to amend the ordinance, but his
motion was lost by the following vote:
leas-Chittcndcn, Ccmons, oBoyle, Vaughan
Il.
Nays-Rochc, Melvin, Schneider, Shea, Lid
stone. Mccain, Oliver. Coync McAndrew, Finn,
Costello, Thomas, Williams. James. Wagner-l5
Mr.. Chittenden then read for council
the amendment which he would have
introduced desiring to put himself on
record in the matter 1t was as fol-
| lows:
mo liability shall accrue to this city
from this ordinance until the courts
have decided that we can in this man.
ner surreptitiously increase the city
debt.
There was a laugh from those favor
ing the viaduct when the word "srr-
reptitiously" was read, but Mr.. Chit
tenden looked serious ana said he
meant it,
The next objection was raised by
mr. Vaughan who rose to the point Of
order that while the ordinance pro-
vided for the raising of the water.
sewer and gas pipes. that no appro-
priation was made for this purpose.
'"The point is not well taken" said
chairman Wagner.
well, you'll find that it will be we'll
taken in court responded Mr..
Vaughan.
Inc ordinance was then passed on
third and final reading by the same
vote as the one above recorded.
The following damage claims were
considered by select council and We're
finally concurred in by common coun-
ell: Daniel Battle. $500, affirmed:
Philip CARRIER. amount 10 be confirmed
by councils after being adjusted by
the city solicitor; DR.. j. j. Roberts,
claim to be adjusted and approved.
MUST SUE IN FUTURE.
After these claims lad been ap-
proved resolution was introduced by
the Judiciary committee and passed by
both councils providing that in the
future any claims amounting to over
500 shall not be presented to councils
or acted upon by them, but shall be
collected, il possible, through the
courts.
The bid OF f. j. Johnson for paint
ing the Roaring Brook bridge was ac-
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Anniversary OF
SWISS FREEDOM
Interesting Celebration Held in
Music Hall Last Night by Sons
and Daughters Of Switzerland.

Yesterday the six hundred and
third anniversary of Switzerland s
Independence was celebrated by
the local Schweizers with an
entertainment and ball at Music hall.
under the auspices of the Grutll
Vereins. the leading Swiss fraternity
and benevolent society. 1t was q very
enjoyable affair and was attended by
an assemblage that filled the hall to
Overlooking.
In the presentation of the dramatic
and musical programme which con-
*tituted the first part of the evening s
means of enjoyment. the society was
prano: Prof. Albin Korn, Prof. II.
Friedrich, and Edmund A. Bartl. The
Lawrence orchestra furnished the in
strumental music.
The first number was drama, Der
Schwingcrkonig," arranged by John
|,r,lnngr, Il member of the society, and
directed by Mr. Bartl. 1t was ad-
r'rably presented, every one of the
characters doing excellent work. The
picturesque Swiss costumes and the
singing We're especial features. Those
who participated We're:
Hans Aplanalp John Br'iiIncr
Christine .tpmiiap seine Frau ..katie Lcuthod
Vercnc Aplanalp. seine Tochter. Maggie Roth
Lord Cunningham, Elm rcichcr Enclan,cr.
Edmund \. BartI
Tom Mcycr), dcsscn Dcncr Charles Leuilold
Der Dorfschmcistcr ............... Ernest Gloor
CaSpar Andercgg. FrltE hclnrl
Werner Imlof. Oberandcr .Caspar Fuhrer
Arnold Won Wcscntiuh, Obcrlandcr,
Rudolph 1raub
Mclchior Schild, (Enmcnthaer). ..... John Moore
Nickola,ls Bergen, Semen ..... Emil Zanger
Simon Wuthe,ich, Semen .......... John Et:er
Uli .Bacr Observation-Disclosures. ....Ed Lcuthod
CHORUS
Sopranos Julia Dankwertz, Anna Klcilc, Lii
lian Won Bergen. Mathilda Xcigler, Louisa A.
Blattcr. Katie Naglcy, Emile Widmcr, Maggie
Roth. Elsie Roth. Annie Jenny, Clara Grabcr,
Mary Kalna. Annie Saul.
Atos-Katc Leuthold, Bertha Stetlcn, Lena
TaLner. Liddic Rorck, Carrie Batter, Anna
Paulus, Rose Battcr, Laura Starkc.
Tcnors ,,nd Bassos-Sciweizer Mannerchor.
Masters Albert and Josef Walt and
Prof. Robert Frederick entertained
with either and guitar selections and
then Roman warrior dance was
given with good effect by Melchoir
Streun, Willie Weibal. John Rufibach.
Peter Schied, John Stump. AliX
Scbild. tlrich Schlappi. Nj. Streun.
under the direction Of r.. Leuthold.
The entertainment was brought to
q close with steropticon exhibition
of Views of Switzerland and the
United States given by Henry and
Ernest GlOor.
a dance followed to music by Law
rcnce's archestra.
The affair was in charge of 4 COM
mttee composed of ]. S. I;yr. preSi-
dent. r. Straub. r. Stielfen, NJ. Roth,
y. Glarner, and c, Tuhler. The Off
cars OF the society are: President
John Andereeg: vice president. Ru-
dolph Traub: corresponding secretary.
Arnold Roth; assistant corresponding
secretary. j. S. Gyr; financial secre-
tary, Caspar Frutiser; assistant i,Enn-
cial secretary. John Moar: fi"G"ci2l
committee. j. S. Gyr, Caspar ok. Gag
par Roth; treasurer, Henry Frey.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-02
GAVELIs WAS MURDERED.
That Is the Opinion of the Coroner's
Jury.

Two additional witnesses were eX-
amined last evening at the adjourned
hearing in the case of Simon Gavels
who was found dead on the railroad
tracks. near the Brsbin mine, last Sat-
urday morning. They We're Anthony
Gowall and Thomas Keutul residents
of Trip park.
Both attended the wedding where
Gavelis was last seen alive, and remem-
bered his departure from the house in
company with two other men named
Gavelis. Neither one could offer any
evidence regarding the mans death.
The jury, after much deliberation, rem
dered the following verdict:
"Owng to the lack of evidence in the
case of Simon Gavelis, who was found
dead on the Lackawanna railroad, near
the Brisbin mine, on Saturday, Octo-
Der 27, 19OO we, the jury, are unable to
determine how he met death, but from
the nature of the wounds on the mans
head, we sincerely believe that the man
was foully dealt with, and was not
killed by a train or engine"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-02
WHY HE FAV0RS MCKINLEY.

William manufacturing firm of Mccave
business
his for favoring
the reelection Of President Mckinley, said:
a to Mckinley reelected
president fully believe that continuance Of the
wisdom
policy the past
regarded it unwise plan
; change a certainty for uncertainty.
personal
industrial fnantia
policies him in his would if
effect country disastrous
standpoint therefore, but sincerely trust that
good American people will manifest itself at the
polls Tuesday ecng overwhelming majority
only Mckinley Republican
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-02
THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-rRrDAY NOVEMBER 2 1900
,,ed and he was awarded the con-

oepted and he was awarded the con-
tract
Mayor Moir sent in a communication
appointing George Geary as inspector
cf the sewer now being constructed on
Washington avenue and the appoint
r,ent was confirmed.
"A petition was also sent in by Mayor
Moir being signed by the property
owners along Providence road from
where the pavement now ends to Car
bon street stating that their prefer
ence of the kind of material TO b.
used when- this street is paved Is red
shale brick. The petition was received
and filed.
Mr. Clemons Introduced a resolution
directing the city solicitor not to file
liens for the Nineteenth district sewer,
it being necessary to rcadvertisc for
bids. The resolution was adopted in
select council and later in common
council.
The ordinances providing for wid.
tires on wagons after 1902 and for
a reorganization of the fire depart
ment passed third and final reading.
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help at the chapel for some time, and
large congregation met to speak q
word of cheer to her on the eve of
hor departure.
In making the presentation Mr..
Hughes referred to the assistance Mrs.
Woodall had always been ready to
render the work OF the chapel and the
CHEEKY helpful words she had often
spoken at the meetings, and assured
her that they all wish her to return
soon and take up her abode again
among them. Mrs, Woodall suitably
replied.
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WAS A HARD
FOUGHT BATTLE
BUT THE vIADUCT ORDINANCE
WON OUT.
It Was Passed on Third and Final
Reading Last Night by Select
Council Despite Much Parliamen-
tary Strategy OH Part of Messrs.
Clemons, Chittenden, Vaughan and
O'Boyle-Comon Council Passed
the Dyer and Saul Resolution Over
the Mayors Head.

The viaduct ordinance was finally
passed on third reading in select colin-
ell last night, but not until 1t had
been fought every inch of the way
by the quartette of members who are
opposed to it, Messrs. Clemons, Chit
tenden. Vaughan and O'Boylc.
When the measure was called up
Mr.. Chittenden asked IL there were
any plans attached, the words, "ac-
cording to plans hereto attached" APP
pearing in the ordinance. Clerk Nor
rls declared that there were no plans
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-02
THE TREASURES OF THE BIBLE.
1t Was Presented to Mrs. Woodall on
Eve of Her Departure.

At the close of the prayer meeting
last evening in the Adams avenue
chapel the Rev. James Hughes pre-
sented Mrs. Woodall With very hand
some and valuable book, 1.-The Treas.
ures of the Bible" Mrs. Woodall who
Is leaving the neighborhood for time.
has been very useful worker anu
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-02
A Word to Mothers.

These mild autumn days are ideal
times to have the baby's picture taken.
as soon the snow will fly and the holi-
day rush will begin. The playhouse
at Schrievers. 40 Wyoming avenue, Is
a haven of delight to the little ones-it
aids the "children's artist" to repro
duce the expressions of joyous youth.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-02
DMYER THREW
GEHLE TWICE
CONTEST WAS IN THE BICYCLE
CLUB HOUSE.

Two Men Were in Fine Condition
When They Went on the Mat but
Gehle Became III After Dwyer Sc
cured the First Fall--Winner of
Last Nights Match Has Accepted
the Challenge Of Charles Leonard,
of Newark, N. inlay Wrestle in
This City.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-02

LABORER'S LEG BROKEN.-.Ioscph Sobila a
1aborer at the Pine Brook colcry. yesterday had
one of his legs broken by fall of roof. He
was removed to the Iackawanna hospital.
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Italian Citizens to Meet.

The Italian citizens will hold a meet
ing In Cassese's hall, Laekawanna ave-
nue.. Saturday evening, November 3, at
s O'Clock. Good speakers will be in at
tendance. Parade will start at 7.3O p. IN.
." Frank Carlucel, Chairman.
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POSTPONED regular monthly meeting of
the Women's Foreign Missionary society Of the
First Presbyterian church is postponed until
Thursday, Nov. S. Tie meeting will h" addressed
by an escaped missionary from China.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-02

ENTERED BAII.Gcorgc Ledge yesterday en-
tered bail in the sum of 500. Joseph Novitsky
became his bondSnan. John Rafferty, was re-
leased on his own rccognizancc in the sum OF
$500.
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OPERATIC CONCERr.-'rhe Scranton Recital
club, pupils of Mrs. Timbcrlna'i- Randolph. will
give an operate concert al the I.ycrun ON the
evening OF Dec 3, under the direction of Mrs
Harry Dixie.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-02

ELECTION OFFItERS.-Anthony Burke was
yesterday appointed minority Inspector of the
South district of lackawanna township. John
Casey was appointed minority inspector of the
Southwest district of Lacknwania township.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-02

What you are thinking about be-
ginning to do, others are actually
doing.
Wishing to accomplish any
thing, you'll finally have to do
what they long since did-break
away from put-it-o habit.
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MEET TONIGHT. There will he a meeting of
the Union league of larkawanna county this
evening in their rooms in the Price building.
As this is the last regular meeting before ccc-
tiun, every member is urged to he present
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-02
PASSED OVER MAYORS VETO.
Common Council Decides to Settle
with Dyer and Saul.

Common council last night met for
the first time in four weeks for the
transaction of general business, and
passed over Mayor Moir's veto the
resolution providing for a settlement of
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-02

EXHIBITION AT WAVERLY.-Professor G. G.
Carpenter win give Il free stcrcopticon cNhb-
tion, including war pictures, moving pictures,
ETC., at Wavcrly tonight.
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CITY NOTES

MANAGERS MEETlNG.-'rhc managers OF the
Home for the Fricndlcss will hold meeting
this morning at the home.
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Mamma, Papa and the Little Ones.

For the sake of the coming genera
tion, If for no other reason. it is the
duty of parents to sit with the chill
dren for family group picture.
Schrieyer's carefully careless poses
give these pictures an irresistible
charm.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-02

On election night the Y. NJ. c. a.
Offers in Guernsey hall, ground floor,
returns by private wires. Spedon, the
great cartoonist. Hot coffee at mid
night. Tickets, 25 cents, ON sale at
Guernsey's and l.. B. PowelPs music
stores. or Y. NJ. C. A. rooms. W
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-02

MEETING TONIGIIT.--Thcrc will be a meeting
Of the local officers of the United Mine Workers
of America on Friday evening, Nov. ,, at 7.3O
D. m, in O'Macy'S hall, West Market street,
Providence, where all officers are expected to at
fcnI
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-02

Savings Department
TRADERS NATIONAL BANK
Cor. Wyoming and Spruce
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club, pupils of Mrs. Timlcrmar- Randolph. will
give an operate concert at the Iyccun ON the
evening OF Dec. 3. under the direction of Mrs.
Harry Dixie.
POSrPONED.'Th regular monthly meeting OF
the Womcn's Foreign Missionary society Of the
First Presbyterian church is postponed until
Thursday, Nov. S. The meeting will b" addressed
by an escaped missionary from China
ELECTION OFFIcERS.--.\n,hony Burke was
yesterday appointed minority Inspector of the
South district of l.ackawaina township. John
Casey was appointed minority inspector of the
Southwest district of Lackawanl township.
MEET TONlGIIr.Thcrc will he meeting of
the Union league Of llrkawnnna county this
evening in their rooms in, the Price building.
As this is the last regular meeting before cleo
tion, every member is urged to he present
MEETING TONIGIlT.-Thcrc will be meeting
Of the local officers of the United Mine Workers
of America Friday evening, Nov. ,, at 7.30
p. m., in O'Malcy'S hail. West Market street,
Providence, where all officers arc expected to at
tend.
INSANE MAN ARtESTED.- Sergeant Deter.
Mounted Officer Bloch and Patrolman Marker
yesterday visited 1914 Ravinc street with the
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INSANE MAN ARRESTED. Sergeant Deter,
Mounted Officer Bloch and Patrolman Marker
yesterday visited 1914 Ravinc street with the
patrol wagon and there took into custody Michael
f. Lynch. His family say that of late he has
been acting in an insane manner.
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ALL ABOUT 4 DOG.-rctcr McIIugh, OF Dun
more was yesterday held in $500 bail by Alder
man Millar on the charge OF stealing dog from
Joseph lIoman, of Green Ridge 1t was alleged
that he stole the animal about five weeks ago
and subsequently sold it to Fox, the birtman.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-02

SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS. --Gcorge Davis
and Frank Sloane, arrested Wednesday S,ispi
Cion, We're yesterday arraigncd before Mayor
Mor. Their actions in attempting 10 secretly
dispose of an amount OF iewcry resulted in
their arrest. They were held for Il further n
ycstigation
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-02

STRUCK BY HIT Thomas IIitt OF Oakord
court, was yesterday arraigncd before Alderman
Howe, charged by r. H. Lord of Oakord court,
with assault and battery. Both men are colorcd.
Lord claims that in quarrel over game OF
cards Hit struck him with stone and other.
wise assaulted him. The continued I'M.
til this morning.