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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22
FOREIGN.

The Astor-Aiiine affair. which has cost
the ex-Amertcaa millionaire his social posi-
lion in IsoaGon. is not yet ended. II de
Ve.oIs that Aston 5 daughter Is in love with
the English Eargue: whom ha :u.-ulted. and
'haj the latte. has followed Astor TO tne
Continent with TIE intention OF demanding
satisfaction In one form or another.
Mrs. Potter Palmer the queen of the
American coioEy in Paris. Is out a Sl7tD0
diamond necklace, which was stolen from
her aDarJm auts N ny StcriOUs manner
The Paris police are highly wrought 4p
over the crime. and are making strenuous
exeriiunS - capture the irTevCrent thief.
The Intense and oppressive heat in the
cs;y Of London mas affected the patronage
at the opera and theat@rs, and is causing a
marked meIamorphos.s in the styles OF
dress. LoudoH's Latest fad IL straw hats
for UyeCiei servants and for horses.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-22
Due notice Of funeral will be given.

For other Death Notices, see Page
S0YaA Of Part Two.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-27
RoCITTO STABBED RoCITTO.
Cutting Affair at Old Forge Be
tween Two Brothers,

sunday afternoon Joseph Rocitto, OF
Old Forge, stabbed in the face his
brother John, injuring him severely
but not dangerously. The quarrel was
over most trivial cause. Joseph is
married man and John, who is a
bachelor, boards with him. Sunday
John attempted to cook some food for
himself, at which Mrs. Joseph Rocitto
interfered, indignant at this infringe
ment of her culinary rights.and a quar-
rel then ensued between the brothers.
Hot words We're exchanged and Jo-
seph drew an ugly looking knife ana
stabbed John in the face, under his
right eye, making a cash about four
inches long. He was given medical at
tendance, however. and will recover.
John Rocitto then had a warrant is
sued at Alderman Kellys office for the
arrest of his brother, and Consta BILE
Gilman was dispatched to se.ve it.
When he arrived on the scene of action
he found Rocitto guarded by a throng
of gesticuating, cXcitable fellow-coun-
trymcn.
They would not surrender Rocitto to
the guardian of law and order, and all
of Ellman's Establishments and win
ming arts We're in vain brought into
play. At last the constable saw that
stern measures were the only ones that
would have any effect and. reaching
for his hip pocket, he drew six
shooter.
Bang. bang! bang! bang. went the
gun, four times. and although the shots
We're harmless ones. being fired in.~ the
air. they effected their purpose and the
crowd of Italians, scattering. left ELL
man with his prisoner. whom he topll
in triumph to Alderman kelly's office,
where he received his hearing and was
held for his appearance at court
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-27
SCRANTON PLAYERS WON.
Defeated Memb mbers of the Baltimore
Whist Club in That City.

\ match for the American Whist
league challenge trophy was played at
Baltimore Saturday between the Balti-
more Whist club. holders. and the
Scranton bicycle club, challenGers, and
won by the Scranton team by II tricks.
The teams We're:
Baltimore--Thomas 4. Whelan. Har-
vey McCay, Wilbur +. Smith and Bev-
erly w. Smith.
Scranton-H. c. Wallace, l.. G. La
Ear, +. \. Hintermister and j. w.
Dusenbury.
These whist matches are forty-eight
deals at duplicate whist, played in two
sessions. at the home Of the holder of
the trophy. The next challenger in
line is the New Jersey Whist club, Of
Newark, y. j.. whose team will prob
ably play in Scrareon on Saturday.
Twenty victories gives permanent pos
session of the cup.
The clubs having the greater num-
her of victories are Minneapolis, 16;
Baltimore, II; Chicago. 10. Boston o.
/ The report of the game i'll the New
| York sun says the Scranton team
played invinCible whist.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-27
WOMAN'S CLUB MEETING,
Miss Under God Read a PEPPER on
Kindergartens That Was Very
Interesting-other Matters.

A general meeting of the Green Ridge
Woman's club was held yesterday aft
ernoon with a large attendance pres
ent. The principal subject of the day
was the paper by Miss Underwood.
the chief Kindergarten Of the city.
Mrs. I. j. Lansing presided over the
meeting. Miss Williams read the re-
port of the secretary. Miss I.avina
Dimmick gave report of the art Sec
tion. Much interest had been mani
tested in the subject during the past
month. Miss Anna Robinson then
gave an interesting description Of
Raphael's Madonnas.
Mrs. G. A. Dounce read the report Of
the economic section. which was a
complete and most valuable resume Of
the enterprise of that department.. The
more recent movement with regard to
milk was reCounted and a report made
of the addresses by pr. Burns, Prof.
Winsate and Colonel Morse. The ac-
ton taken regarding poultry was
noted. While the dealers are disposed
to resent what is termed interference,
they will probably be brought to see
the necessity Of, a reform in the hand
ling of poultry. A plea for earnest
support of this section was made.
Mrs. Lansing then spoke of the in
crease of contagious disease in the
city and gave some startling Informal
ton regarding No. 2S school and the
many now cases of malignant dph-
liberia, scarlet fever. etc, therein. She
urged greater agitation of the matter
in order To produce Improved results
in general bCnlth
The music section was reported by
Miss Anna Robinson. The work will
be discontinued for the present, owing
to the illness Of Mrs. j. A. Pcnning-
ton, who has been conducting it will,
great satisfaction. The literary Sec
ton will have Il Shakespeare night this
evening at the home of Mrs Lansing,
when THE Merchant of Venice" will
be read. 1t is proposed to devote the
fourth Tuesday in the month to current
literature. The musical features Of the
day were beautiful solos by Mrs.
Thiclc. AT the conclusion of the pro-
gramme refreshments were served.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-27
This Is Just a Tiny One.

After a. delay of over q quarter OF a
year. the Fell township election con.
test is to be resurrected today. The
hearings are to take place at the White
house in the village of Simpson.
The contest is over the office of JUS
tice of the peace and school director
1t was instituted May 23, last, and has
been on sporadically since, the last lons
interruption being due to one of the
attorneys. Mr.. Donovan. being engaged
in the Langstah contest.
Although 2j0 witnesses have been eX
amined. the contestants side is not yet
through. 1t is estimated that 900 wit
nesses will have been summoned be
fore the hearings are terminated. Thus
far the expense bill is as follows:
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Court House News Notes.

The will Of Mrs. Margaret moore.
widow of the late Thomas ]. Moore,
was probated yesterday She leaves
$50 to her niece, Mary Jones, and
names her sister Mary Jones, as her
residuary legatee, and Colonel f. H..
Ripple as executor. The will is dated
Nov. f6. 1899. and is witnessed by C.
-. Welles, who drew the will, and
Walter T.. Gunster.
The charter of the Eairawn Gene
terry association Of Dalton was filed
yesterday in Recorder WarnKe's office.
The trustees are IL. w. Northup. G..
w. stanton, j. A. Woodbridge, Frank
Nj. Colvin and George III. Colvin.
A. b. Dunning. jr, Henry w. North
up and II. l.. Hallstead We're appoint
ed viewers of the two new roads in
Scott township.
The time fixed for the filing of the
report of the jury of view in the mat
ter of the condemnation of part of
Roaring Brook turnpike was extended
to March 3, 1900.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-27
CHARGED WITH LARCENY.
Harry Murray Taken in Custody
and Locked UP.

Harry Murray. ii young boy living on
the South Washington avenue flats,
was arrested last night on a warrant
issued at Alderman Howes office,
charging him with stealing brass from
the Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern railroad yards. He was taken to
the central police station and will be
given a hearing today before Alder
man Howe.
This is another boy of the gang Of
which Harry Schmiskie. a 9-year-old
boy, arrested by Patrolman Evans.
while engaged in dragging away
brass, was a member. Schmiskie, who
gave his name in the police station as
Roach, was released on his own recog-
nizance, but it likely that Murray,
who is an older boy. will be more Sc
verely dealt with.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-27
Hoyt L. Conary This Evening.

Yankee village characters In all their
humorous and quaint sayings. their
philosophy and their "know-it- all
ness" will be depicted this evening at
St. Lukc's parish house by Hoyt L..
Conary. who viii close the Mems quill
course for the benefit of the summer
house. For many years Mr.. Conary
tended store" in Bucksport, Me. His
character sketches are drawn from
life. The general admission has been
fixed at 80 cents. There are a number
Of good seats still left,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-27
DECISIONS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Supreme Court Afirms the Finding
in Felts' Case,

Among the decisions handed down
yesterday by the Supreme court, in
Philadelphia, was one affirming the
decision o. the lower court in the case
of Felts against the Delaware, Lavka-
wanna am Western Railroad company.
and another designating Judge Arch
bald as the proper party to certify the
| record in the case of Frost and others
against Bush, common pleas OF Centre
county.
This latter is a case which Judge
Archibald was called in to try, because
Of Judge Love being an interested
party. The question involved in the
appeal was simply as to whether Judge
Archibald. the trial judge. or the presi-
dent judge of the county, wherein the
appeal originated was the proper
party to certify To the records that
We're to be transmitted to the supreme
court.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-27
A PAINFUL INJURY.
Occurred to Mary McDonough, En-
ployed in Scranton Laundry.

While at work mangling clothes at
the Scranton laundry yesterday after
noon, Mary McDonough. one of the
employees, suffered painful injury.
Her hand was caught between two roll
lers and terribly burned and crushed.
She managed to extricate it and the
Iackawanna hospital ambulance was
Immediately called
Miss McDonoush was taken to the
hospital where it was seen that the
four fingers of her left hand were
burned in frightful manner Ampu-
tation was at first considered neces-
sary, but every effort will be taken to
save the fingers.
Miss McDonough bore the pain with
admirable fortitude, and after sooth-
ing ointments We're applied to the
burns, rested easily.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-27
Fast Trains Between Buffalo and
Pittsburg.

The short line between Buffalo and
Pittsburg is via the Lake shore and
Michigan Southern railway, which
makes the trip between these two
cities in the short time of seven hours.
Trains from Buffalo leave at 1.20 r. M.
and II night so that passengers have
the choice Of either q fine day or night
train. Next time you hayc occa sion
to take Il trip to the smoky rity buy
your ticket via the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern railway
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-27

preachers of that denomination and yet
one of the youngest In action. clear Of
thought and earnest In spirit. His sub
icct this evening will be "The Beautiful
Gate"
MERCHANT OF vEN1CE..-The litera-
turo section of the Green Ridge Women s
club will meet at the home of Mrs. l. j.
Lansing Tuesday evening at 7.&. All
members of the club are invited to be
present Shakespeare's play, Merchant
of Venice" will be read.
GARDNER COMMITTED-J. ". Gard
ner. of Washington avenue, arrested
Sunday on the charge of forgery pre-
was yesterday given hearing before
Alderman Howe end In default Of $500
bail committed to the county jail.
DISLOCATED William
Mahon. II man about GO years of age, en-
tered tho Lackawanna hospital yester-
day and asked that his shoulder be at
tended to. as in lifting a barrel of pota-
toes IL became dislocated The shoulder
was set and Mahon left the hospital.
INSTALLATION AT PITTsTON-All
persons wishing to attend the public in
stalation of officers of the Grand United
order Ol Odd tCllOWS at llttStOn can
leave at $50 on the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western and return on Della
ware and Hudson ola following morn
| ing.
CLOSE OF FIRST TERM.--The first
| term of the cooking school of the Young
| Womcn'S Christian association will close
early in April. A chatting dish course will
| follow and gentlemen will be admitted to
| this course. Those who wish a choice of
days and hours would do we'll to register
| early.
| CORRECTION MADE j. w. Gardner
arrested Sunday on the charge of for.
gerry, was not arrested I'm the Faurot
| house, on the 3G block of Washington
avenue. as was incorrectly stated in yes
terday's issue but in what is known rs
"the old Faurot house" two blocks fur
| ther down the avenue.
| MASQUERADE BALL-The fifteenth
annual masquerade ball of the Italian So.
ciety q. Mazzini was given last night In
| Music hail. The attendance was very
| large and many handsome costumes
| might be seen. The stage was decorated
| with the Italian national colors and
Fioris' orchestra furnished dance music
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-27
OBITUARY

Rev. Samuel Williams, local preacher
of Nanticoke, and for a long time "A resi-
dent of this city, died Sunday evening at
: oclock Of conclusion of the brain, due
to n fall down stairs about four weeks
ago. Deceased was Y years of ase i'm De
cember last, and was born in Wales, lie
came to Scranton In 1851, and was one Of
the earliest employees OF the iron COM
pany. lie was the author of a number Of
books of Welsh poetry, and had received
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-27
WATER BACK EXPLODED,
Exciting Time at the Residence OF
Alexander Dunn.

A range in the kitchen Of Alexander
Dunn's residence on Jefferson avenue
was fred up yesterday after having
been cold for several days.
The water back had frozen and when
it became heated an explosion &C.
CURED. wrecking the range, turning
the kitchen topsy-turvey, setting fire
to the house and severely shockin :
Mrs. Dunn and n servant Girl who hap
pened to be in the kitchen.
The fire was extinguished before
much damage resulted
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-27

Only one remonstrance to the grant
ing of liquor license had been filed
up to yesterday. Several others, how
ever, came In at the last minute.
Oscar $. Handrick, who wants to
conduct hotel in Clark's summit. was
the first applicant to be demonstrated
against.
The remonstrance was filed by At
torney w. W. Lathrcrc, representing
eighty-six male residents Of Clark's
Summit and Clark's Green.
1t is claimed by the remonstrants
that the house Is not necessary. not
adapted for hotel purposes. is situated
in the residential portion of Clarka
Summit and within 100 yards of the
public school.
+. NJ. Young and w. II. Swallow
certify to the gcnuinenese Of the as
sertions.
The remonstrances tc como in yester-
day afternoon were directed against
Charles Raine, of the First ward, and
George Yetter. of Madison township.
Three petitions We're filed against
Raincs place. They all ALLEGED that
there Is no new hotel necessary In the
locality he wishes to serve. corner OF
the Boulevard and Olyphant road, and
that neighborhood would he injurious
to the welfare Of the residents and the
good order of the community.
Remonstrarce No. l is argued by
fourteen citizens Of the city at large.
and the genuineness of the signatures
is attested by 2. r. Carter. The Sec
ond and third remonstrances have be-
tween them 100 signatures. Of First
ward residents, and are certified to by
Z. =. Carter and Robert Wilson.
The Yetter application Is opposed on
the grounds that the applicant is a
man of Incorporate habits; that the
house Is not adapted for hotel, and
that the proposed hotel is not neces-
Sary.
There are over 100 remonstrsn!s and
their signatures are certified to by
Philip Swarts. Isaac Biesccker and
Melvin T.. Brown. Attorney NJ. J.
Martin represents the Madison remon'
, StrantS
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-27
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.

hw MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their
CHli'DREN WHILE TEE1liING, with
pERFECT SUCCESS, 1t SoOrlIi.S The
ciIII.p SOFTFNS the iSMS, : Ii AVS
The hest remedy for DiAREtlol:A Sold
nv Druggists In every part of the orld.
Re sure and ask for "Nrs, W'n,isw's
Soothing Syrup. and tlhe M otLer
Kind, Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-27

the bardic chair with the title of Gwen
tydd Pardd." In 1874 he moved to Wilkes
Barre, and few years ago. alter the
death of his first wife, to Nanticokc,
where he engaged in the printing busi-
ness. lie leaves IA widow and nine chill
dren. The children are W. S. Williams.
now of Bnghamton. formerly connected
with the Scranton Republican: Mrs.
George j. Llcwellyn, Wilkes-Barre; Mrs.
D. J. Levi. Green Ridge; Stephen j. Will
liams, Wilkes Barre: Ebenczer Williams,
Chicago; Samuel and Lincoln Williams,
Scranton; Joshua Williams, Forty Fort;
and Mrs. T., B. Carr, Wikes-Barre. The
funeral will take place on Wednesday
from the residence Of George j. Llewel-
lyn. p Ross street, Wilkes-Barre.
Mrs. j. w. Rogan died at her home on
South Blallely street, Dunmore Satur-
day afternoon at o'clock. Deceased had
been i'll for "a period of about eight weeks
duration, during which she was a great
sufferer. She was 90 years of age and
was formerly Miss Kate O'Mallcy, her
parents being Mr.. and Mrs. John O NAL
ley, of West Scranton, A husband and
baby son survive as well as the fol-
lowing brothers ami sisters: Mrs. r. j.
Glynn, Mrs. j. NJ. Nearney, Mrs. Joseph
Mcdonald. Misses Maud and Laura
O'Mallcy and Messrs. Malachi, John and
Willie O'Malley.
DR.. John Amman, of 40J Larch street.
died at 40 o'clock yesterday morning
from "a stroke OF apopleNy, by which he
was affected Sunday afternoon at 4.D
o'clock, after which he did not recover
consciousncss. DR.. Amman was ), years
OF age and native of Switzerland, emi-
grating to this country in $50 Intcrmon mt
will be made in Philadelphia. The fu-
neral announcement will appear later
The bright ana interesting little S-year-
old daughter Mary, of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank p. Connolly, formerly of Electric
avenue. Dunmore, but now of Olyphant,
died Sunday morning after an illness of
tw odays. The funeral will be held this
afternoon at o'clock.
The little ll-year-old daughter, HG2-,
of George Cowell, of Shoemaker avenu =,
Dunmore. died Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. The funeral arrangements have
not yet been completed.
Esther Camin, the 3-ycar-old dauGht a
of Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Camin, of Irving
avenue, died on Sunday after a brief i'll
ness. The funeral will take place this
afternoon at o'clock.
Byron the infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
James r. Thomas, of AS keyscr avenue,
died Saturday afternoon from diphtheria.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-27

As the contest is only half through,
1T is safe to say the total expense of
the contest will not fall far short of
$1,000. Louis Gramer, OF Carbondale, Is
examiner; NJ. j. McAndrew. stenog-
rapher. and G. c. Donovan and NJ. j.
Walsh. attorneys, respectively, for the
contestants and respondents.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-27
WEAVER ATTEMPTS
TO CNJOIN CORONER
BY OFFICIALS HARDNESS HE
SUCCEEDS TEMPORARILY.

Father Of the Boy, Who Is a Chris
tian Scientist Failed to Furnish
Him with Medical Attendance Dur
ing His Fatal Illness, Seeks to
Prevent the Holding of an Inquest.
Judge Archibald Refused to Inter-
fere, but the Inquest Is Not Held.
Text Of the Equity Bill.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-27
A Splendid Collection

of oriental rugs and carpets are en-
hibited at Michaelian Eros'.. lo4 Wash
inston avenue. These goods are direct
from The customs house and will bc
sold AT special reduced prices. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-27

FINED S.-James HagGerty. arrested
Sunday evening on South Washington
avenue by Patrolmen Palmer and Hook
cnberry on the charge OF disordcrly con-
duct was yesterday fined 50 in police
court by Mayor NIoir.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-27
PRE-LENTEN SOCIAL.
Conducted by the Historical Society
in Bicycle Club.

In the Scranton Bicycle Club house
ast night. the Catholic Historical
ociety and Newman Magazine club
dnducted its pre-lenten social,
1t was a Very pleasant event and
vas attended by several hundred per-
ung. Music was furnished by Bauer.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-27
A Card.

We. the undersigned, de hereby agree 1
refund the money on Il 50-cent bottle a
Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar If
fails to cure your ccusu or cold. We ais
guarantee 95-cent bottle to prove sati-
factory or money refunded:
G, Thompson. NJ. J. Vetter.
A. w. Musgrave. Albert Schultz
David NJ Jones. e. Lorcnz.
Shryer's Pharmacy. +. l.. Terppc,
II. NJ. Ccle, Chas L. Jones.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-27

street. lie frightened the men off hy
drawing his revolver.
ALLEN is IMPROVING.-N AL
len, who was shot last week by David
Davis, is improving rapidly and DR..
BerSc, who is attending him said yestor-
day that there was hardly any doubt of
his ultimate recovery.
ELECTRIC LIGHT BlDS.-'rhe light
and water committee of select council
meets this evening i'm the city clerks Of
flee and will undoubtedly discuss the
two electric lighting bids recently SUBJ
mitted to the city clerk.
INVENTORY OF CITY PROPERTY
Controller Howell is sending out re-
quests to the heads of the various de-
partments requesting that each send in
AN inventory of the value of the city
property In their respective departments
on April 2.
NETTLETON POSTOFFICE.--A post
office has been established i'm Alochua
county. Florida, which has been named
Nettleton, after Il. Il. Ncttleon, of this
city, who spends his winters i'm that part
of Florida and who owns property inter-
ests there.
BRUNER STILL MISUNDERSTANDING
further has been heard of the where
abouts of Rudolph Bruner. the Duryea
barber who last week mysteriously dis
appeared from his home. The police are
working on the case, but have been UNI
able to locate him.
REVIVAL MEETJNGS.-The growing
interest I'm the revival meetings at the
l'niversalist church Is yeiy apparent un
der the enthusiastic preaching of Rev. II.
HrllninE N 4 - A., r.
erd gentleman is one Of the Oldest
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-27

HOMAN HELD UP.-Gcorgc Homan.
of Larch street, while on his way home
Saturday night WAS held up by high
waymen at Washington avenue and Ash
street. lie frightened the men off by
drawing his revolver.
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CITY NOTES

GARMENTS ACKNOWLEDGMENT The
Home for the Frendless acknowledges
with gratitude the gift of fifty-seven new
garments from the industrial school of
the First Baptist church.
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FEW REMONSTRANCES
HAVE BEEN FILED
LICENSE COURT WILL BE COM.
PARAT1vELY TAME.

Clark's Summit, Madison Township
and the First Ward, Up Towards
Capouse, Are the Localities Pro.
testing Against New Houses Being
Located in Their Neighborhood.
Fell Township Election Contest Is
Again on Deck to Pile Up Ex-
penses for the County.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-27
Marriage Licenses.

John McHale NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .Jessup
Bina Kane ....................O .Olyphant
George H. Locher. $50 Capouse avenue
Lizzie A. Darrow. 602 Mineral street
Harry La aRoy... Lynn, Mass.
Delaphine Washington Wilkes Barre
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The little 1l-year-old daughter, Hp2-.
of George Cowell, of Shoemaker avenu',
Dunmore. died Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. The funeral arrangements have
not yet been completed.