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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-01
DUNMORE DOINGS.
Annual Reception at Presbyterian
Church Last Night--Revival Ser
vices--Other News Notes.

The reception rendered by tho La
dies Aid society of the Presbyterian
church, in the church parlors last
evening, to the members of the con-
gregation, was very pleasing event
To the large number of visitors and
reflects much credit on the COMMITTEES
in charge, consisting Of Mrs. Cordy,
Mrs Chamberlain. Mrs. Wardell, Mrs.
Nye. Mrs. Decker and Mrs. Knighr.
The musical part of the programme
consisted of solos delightfully."- rem
dcreG by Miss Anna Boyd ana Miss
Ruby Yost, and charming playing on
the mandolin by Lester YoSt. The au-
dience showed their great apprecia-
tion Of Mr. Yost's playing by calling
for more and more. After the feast
OF music came n feast OF refreshments
that pleased every body.
They We're served by a committee
of young men, composed Of Howard
Chamberlain, Harold Davis, Edwin
Heal. William Mottat, Andrew Bry-
den Kenneth Ramsey.
The reception committee was us fol-
lows Mrs. \. u. Rlackinton. Mrs. l.,
r. Fowler Mrs. \. l., Dryden Mrs
John Palmer. Mrs, c. w. Il. Allen
Mrs. ] Edward Close and the church
elders. \. u. Blackinton, $. f.. Bulk
ley, Dr. q. J. Chamberlain, George w
Allen and 4, l.. Dryden.
This is an annual event Of much in
| tercst to Presbyterians and this yeal
was no exception. Much regret was
! expressed that sickness in the family
| of the pastor. Rev. w. +. Gibbons
| prevented him from being present.
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Funeral of Mrs. williams.

The funeral of the late Mrs. Catherine
Williams, Of Putnam street, took place
Yesterday afternoon from the family
home The funeral was largely attend
cd 10y many friends ana relatives. Ser
vices wer" held at the house by Rev.
Mr.. Evans, Of the Welsh Baptist
church, and by Rev Mr.. Reese. OF the
Puritan Congregational church.
The funeral was attended by fifteen
grandchildren and two great grand
children of the deceased. lIterment
vase made in the family lot in the
Washburn street cemetery. The pail
bearers were: Samuel Lewis. William
Pugh, Evan Lewis. l.. II. Jones, u. T..
Davies and John H. Evans.
The out-of-town friends and rela =
tives present We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Connolly, of Pittston: Mr.. and
MIS-. Richard Gloss, Mrs. Samuel Gloss.
ot Shamokin: Mr.. Reese Gloss. of Phil
dClphia: Mrs. Thomas Thomas and
Mrs. John Thomas, of Taylor; Mr.. John
r. Harris and mother, of Taylor and
MI John Price. of Taylor.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-01
PATERSON PRISONERS READY
All Their Business and Private Al
fairs Arranged.

By Exclusive Wire from The Associated fres'
Paterson. Jan. 3l.-McAlister, Camp
bell, Death and Kerr have arranged
their personal and business affairs ana
are now ready To start for the state
prison at Trenton to begin their long
terms of Imprisonment for the murder
of Jennie Bosschictcr. The prisoners
received more visitors this morning
and said goodbye TO them. McAlister
and Campbell seemed to keep th"ir
nerve, but Death and Kerr looked oc-
iectel and broken down, kcrr'S three
companions have not IA good word foi
Kerr. because OF the position he as
Sumed after his arrest and which. for
tunatcly for him, resulted in his get
ling off with comparatively hEht
sentence.
There continues to b" an air of Sc
crccy about the sherifi's office as TO
the hour when the sheriff viii start
with the four prisoners for Trenton
When asked about this, sheriff Stulr
simply said he would transfer the
plisoners to Trenton at the most OPP
portune time when they could get
away from Paterson without causing
any trouble.
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Entertainment Tonight.

The Endeavors of the Providence
Presbyterian church are planning for u
large attendance at their popular en-
tci tainment this evening. on every
side the people are talking about the
Guessing Library and even people
who don't care to compete for the prize
viii want to see the pictures loaned the
society by the Congregational ladies Of
Northampton, Mass. The tickets of
admission 10 the rooms are ten cents
each. or eighteen cents including ad-
mittance and plate Of ice cream.
The following programme will be rem
dered: Piano duet. Miss Anna Luke,
Miss Carrie Won Bergen; recitation,
Miss Eva Dorsey; vocal solo, Mr.. Har-
rE smith piano solo, Margaret Morri-
son: recitations Wilfred Lewis. Frank
trisSman, Betty Mason: duet, Mrs.
Harry Miller. Mrs. Howell Gabriel; rec
itation. Miss Lille BerIiman: recita-
ton. Miss Dorsey; Instrumental solo,
Miss Lille simpson; statua!y, Guess
ing Library"
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Briefly Mentioned.

John j. Salmon, the Well known
comedian of this section, will again pro-
duce his famous melodrama, Down in
Che shines, or the Pluck-Mc store" at
the Auditorium Feb. 10.
Miss Margaret Bentley, Of Church
avenue, Is suffering with the grip
The Ladies' Aid society of the Provi-
dtnCe Methodist Episcopal church spent
yesterday with Mrs. q. J.. Lawrence, Of
summit avenue.
Great preparations are being made
by the members Of the Memorial Bap-
tist church for their coming festival,
II he held February 13 and II mt the
Auditorium. Entertainments ana tab
lcauX will he given each evening. also
door prize. The door prize the first
night will be Il large ice pitcher. The
prize the second night will be an
nounccd later. Every person entering
the hall that evening, whether by a
festival ticket or a general admission
ticket, will have Il chance on the
pitcher. About one thousand tickets
have already been sold. The object is
worthy, aud The Memorial church peo-
llc will no doubt realize 4 good sum
for their new church.
The Welsh Baptist Association Of
Northeastern Pennsylvania held "A
twentieth century meeting at Wilkes
Barre on Tuesday afternoon and even
ing. The Rev. w. i. Davis. Of this
place, was on the programme for an
address on "The Welsh Baptist Asso-
Citations Of the Nineteenth Century"
The employcsof the West Ridge Coal
company were paid yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. NJ L. Sanders, of Church. ave-
nue., has returned home, after visiting
friends In Northumberland
Rev. d. S. Thomas, formerly Of Ed
wardsdale, now OF West Virginia, Wis
tied Rev.W. +. Davies, of summit ave.
nue., this week.
George Harrington. of Narvine ave-
nue., has returned home from Phila
dclphia.
There will be a grand Young People :
rally, celebrating the twentieth ami
versary of the Christian Endeavor
society, next Sunday evening in the
Providence Presbyterian church. The
programme prepared by the United
society in Boston will he used.
The ladies of the Foreign Missionary
| society of the Providence Presbyterian
! church will be addressed this after.
| noon by Miss Palmer, a returned mis-.
| siOnaIy from China. The ladies vii! y,
entertained by Mrs. w. j, Lewis, Ol
! Edna avenue.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Jane Jones
| aged iifty-eight years, who died Wed
| nesdOy afternoon at her home on Meat
! avenue, will take place this Afternoon
at : o'clock from the home. Service,
will be conducted at the house by Rev
q. G. Lyman. of the Court Stree
| Methodist Episcopal church, inter
ment win be made in Forest Hill ceme
terry,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-01
AN INDUSTRIAL COLONY.
Afro American Equitable Association
BUYS Land at Cape May.

By Exclusive Wire from The Associated Pres.
Cape May, Jan. 3l.--The Afro -Ameri-
can Equitable association, an organic
alton Of negroes who propose TO found
an industry colony on l,400 acres of
land about ten miles north of here,
are meeting with much success in the
beginning of their efforts. They have
an option on the land and now lack
hut $500 to make up the amount naces-
sary to have the land pass title tn
them. over $500 is also in hand to be-
gin work with in the way of starting
an industrial school and plant for
llGnt mandatory purposes Each
colonist will be apportioned a certain
amount of land and necessary farm-
ing implements and stock.
No one will be allowed To work o,
reside in the colony except mctnbrr.
of the negro race. The first lot Of col
onists will come from New Jersey. Vir-
ginia and North Carolina.
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Notes and Personals.

Assistant City Solicitor David J. Da-
Wis, of South Hyde Park avenue, re-
turned home last evening from a busi-
ness trip to New York.
W. w. Adar, secretary of the Rail-
road Young Mems Christian associa-
ton. will preach at the Simpson Meth
odist Episcopal church this evening.
His many friends will be pleased to
have this opportunity Of hearing him.
Last evening Rcv. Mr.. Wardell
preached an excellent sermon.
The funeral of the late Mrs. John T..
Williams will take place today at go
o'clock from her late home. ll6 North
Everett avenue. Interment will ne
made in the Washburn street Gene
terry.
Ivar Tovell. of Wrights court, had
his breast bone fractured while coast
ing yesterday.
Electricians are engaged in wiring
the new First Baptist church building
on South Main avenue
School children who have been vac
cinatcd are required to present physi-
clans certificates to their teachers to-
day.
Announcement is made of the APP
preaching marriage of John Dunleavy,
of 60j Fellows street, and Miss Cassie
Francis. of Bloom avenue
The Christmas exercises of the Shcr-
! man Avenue Mission Sunday school
were recently repeated, to the delight
of large assemblage
Harry Davis, who has been visiting
| relatives here. returned recently to his
home IN Union city, Tenn.
Miss Elizabeth Hct2eiroth, of North
Hyde Park avenue, entertained Il party
OF friends at her home recently in an
| enjoyable manner
Miss Anna Disch, Of Honcsdale. is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Mary Disch. of
South Hyde Park avenue.
two-cent social was held in the
Young Women's Christian association
rooms last evening, which was attend
ed by large number of young women
and girls
Ny. ana Mrs. Giles Schcnk. Of South
sumner avenue, entertained friends at
! n progressive euchre party recently in
honor Of their guest, DR.. Mead Schenk.
Mrs. Randolph Jones' of Jackson
street. will leave on Monday for a visit
with friends in New York state.
Mrs. Thomas, of 326 South clyde Park
avenue. entertained the members Of the
Tabernacle United choir last evening.
Siluran lodge. No 1853. independent
Oh der of Odd Fellows, will hold an i'm
rortant meeting this evening in Evans
| hall, on South Main avenue.
George Smith. Of North Scranton,
| ana Miss Elizabeth Jones. of North
Fillmore avenue, We're united in mar
riage Wednesday evening by Rev l..
j. Foster, of Green Ridge.
fh" funeral OF the late Henry j.
Beff who was killed In the wreck at
| Elmhurst recently, was conducted yes
t"rday afternoon from the house on
Academy street \ large number of
| railroad men were In attendance.
! The Children's Hour" entertainment
at the Welsh Baptist church last even
| ms attracted a large audience. The
| programme printed in The Tribune re-
Gently was carried out in it's entirety.
4 large assemblage of young people
attended the union services under the
auspices of the City union Of the Chris
/ tian Endeavor society in the Washburn
! Street Presbyterian church last even
! ing. 4 number Of clergymen spok" on
! the topics assigned them and several
amendments to the constitution were
| passed upon.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-01
WHEELMEN'S
MONTHLY DANCE
HELD IN THE CLUB HOUSE LAST
EVENING.
Attended by a Number of Well
Known Young Pcople-Police and
Aldermanic Cases-Archie Brown
lnjured-Camp 17s Elect New
Members--Trader Annual Meeting
and Election of Officers-Wide
Awake Circle Will Entertain.
News Notes and Personals.

The social committee OF the Electric
City Wheelmen conducted another of
their informal dances in the club house
last evening, which was attended and
enjoyed by Il number OF young people.
The affair was in charge of f. +. De-
Puc, u. u. Hollister, W. =. Williams,
4. g. Davis. Luther Thomas, Thomas
stevens, G.. \. Eynon. j. W. Bunnell.
e. VI. Florey and Elmer Crane.
Miss Kate Reardou furnished the
music. and the following were lu at
tendance: Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Crane.
Mr.. ANA Mrs. Earl Ilolistcr. Misses
Florence Weiss, Emily Evans. Mar
saret Williams. Mary James. Mabel
Boldly. Agnes Williams, Mae Hughes,
Helen Joseph, Bessie Fraunrelter, Jnn-
ME Eynou. Miss Thomas, Miss Knappc,
Miss karchcr. Miss Palmer. Miss Gl'if-
fin.
MossrS Fred q. Pctry, David Fuhr-
man. Duncan Hall. Conrad Lutz, Will
lam y. Williams, John II. Thomas. W.
\. James. George Lott. Frank Wat
ktnS, l.. g. Parry. Mendy Davis, Will
lam Sedgraves. George ThiIwell. T.. u.
Morse, Luther Thomas. Thomas Stcv.
cns. Arthur Davis. }. A. karcher q.
y. l>ynon and Sen Allen.
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Three to One on Clancy.

Willie Clancy, of Twentieth street,
the dlminutive docking boss at the
Central mine, was arrested at an ear
ly hour yesterday morning by Licuten-
ant Williams. Patrolmen Hart and
NcColligan. for creating a disturbance
and arousing the sleeping residents IN
the vicinity of South Main avenue and
Washburn street.
Willie is 81 years of age. and stands
about three feet one inch in his stock
ings, bat when he imbihes to excess
he considers himself q vcritable giant
OF great strength. and the patrolmen
have their hands fun in arresting him.
This was the case yesterday morning,
AMI he was fined s5 when arraigned in
police court.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-01
Marshall e. Smith Accused.

George William Johnson, vino was
arrested for creating a disturbance in
Porter ~ Marshslls place. on West
l.lckaWanna avenue, late Wednesday
night. was given the privilege of pay
ing n 81 fine yesterday or spending
ii't"an days in Jail. He Is stili a. the
station house.
warrant was issued by Alderman
John yesterday. at the instance OF
Johnson. who alleges thai the pro-
plictorS of the famous white Horse
Tavern" maintain a disreputablc house,
and harbor men and women in the
place for immoral purposes. IL further
alleges that his wife was guilty OF I'M
proper relations with men on the prem
ises. A hearing in the case was con-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-01
Open Meeting of P. H. c.

All members and friends of Wide
Awake circle. No. 30. y. II. c.. are in
vited Go attend an open meeting this
evening at $50 o'clock in American
Order United Workmen hall. i2i
l.ackaWanna avenue. The following
programme will be rendered:
Wsl, ono alG;,aS ........DcTnty +. :. Goodrich
Selection ..,........G .Gtccn Ridge Male Quart".te
Panic mime. "Conih' Thr" the Rye
Miss Leone Fayntam.
Puhlic in-tsnatiou Of officers.
500 ,,.'.'.,'','.''. NIS i1aliN Tt'>r
Dramatic Attitudes ........MsS Leone Farnham
Past Supreme President II. c. Hall, d. u.
Address
Pautommr, ">tar Spauglol BlnnT'---
Miss LrOnc FIrundin.
Selection .......... .Glecu Ridge Male Quartctt,
R,fiY.3hin,utS
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-01

Joseph sherman. of Oak street, was
held up Wednesday evening about ll.30
O'Clock near the corner of Cusick ave-
nue. and Oak street, by four Polanders.
Mr. sherman had been attending a
wake on Cusick avenue and was on
MS way home. When near the corner
OF Oak street and Cusick avenue one
of the men jumped from behind tree
ana struck him on the head, knock
ing him TO the ground, stunned.
Just then three other Polandnrs APP
peared on the scene, and started to go
through his pockets. After taking a
small amount of money and his watch
they left him. He recovered himself
ana was able to walk home.
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Brief News Notes.

The Loyalty club Of the Young Wom-
ems Christian association will meet
this evening at their rooms on Cedar
avenue. Miss Calender is expected to
be present ana speak on her trip to
London.
Prof. Tigue'S gymnasium basket ball
team would like to know II the Taylor
stars accept their challenge for Il game
Of basket bah on Monday night, Feb
ruary !.
General Grant commandery, No. 23O,
Knights of Malta. will meet i'm Hart
mans hail this evening.
The Junger Maennerchor will meet
this evening in Germania hall.
The St. Aloysius society are making
preparations for their annual ball, to
be held at Callery's hall, February 49,
The Electric City Tourist club will
meet on Sunday afternoon at their
rooms. 551 Front street. at 80 sharp.
Business Of Importance will be trans
acted. All members are requested to
be present.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-01
SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES,
Defenders Win Another Game Of
Basket Ball--Funeral of Richard
Leitner--Other Notes.

The game of basket ball played last
evening between the Defenders, Of this
part of the city. and the Comets, of
Pine Brook, resulted in a defeat for the
Comets. the score being 1910. The men
were lined up as follows:
Defenders - Guard. 4. Moriarity:
guard, w. O'Brien center. j. Tigue
right center, j. Kane; left center, ].
Collins; right forward, NJ. Snyder; left
forward, II. Boland.
Comets-tiuard, T.. Richard guard
j. Nolan: center, J. McMullen: right
center, f. Riener; left center, NJ. Swift.
right forward, A. Matthews: left for
ward, NJ. Benjamin.
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ing by Alderman Millar on this same
charge. but was discharged, as there
was no evidence against him. 1nforma-
ton was Immediately sworn out for
his arrest on the same charge and n
hearing appointed for last night.
The charge against Jurkovitz Is
forging Schmulowitz's name to the PEE
ttlon TO contest the election of Will
liam II. Thomas as constable OF the
Eighth ward. Last week Judge Arch
bald decided that the petitioners
should pay the costs, which amount to
about 5000.
The prosecutor and others declare
that they never signed the petition
and that Jurkovltz attached their
names to 1t without authority.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-01
Revival Services.

The revival services at the Tripp
Avenue Christian church We're We'll at
tended last night. The Rev. Mr.. Cobb
took for his topic. III Judgment Boz
gin with the Righteous and They
Scarcely be Saved. Where VIII the
sinner and u'ngodly Oner?" 1t is
evident from the Scripture that there
is Judgment, and the vilest sinner
can judge the righteous and condemn
them for the least flaw, but do not
stop to consider their condition, The
Scripture leaves US without the least
DOUBT where both sinner and the
righteous will find their reward,
NJ the close Of the service, three
more made the confession and five
were baptised. The evangelist thinks
tonight will be his last night.
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Brief News Notes.

Yesterday afternoon about o'clock
fire was discovered in the shifting"
building of the Gypsy Grove mines of
the Pennsylvania Coal company. and
before it, could be put out, the build
ing was totally destroyed, as were also
the clothes OF about forty miners,
causing quite a serious loss to many.
The fire is supposed To have been
caused by the careless use of matches.
Zerfiieh Bros, of Scranton, have
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-01
Funeral of Richard Leitner.

The funeral of Richard Leitner who
committed suicide on Tuesday, was
held from his late home at 9lS Crown
avenue at o'clock yesterday after
noon. Rev. Pahlhorn. pastor of the st.
Paups church, conducted the services,
which We're held at the family resi-
dence. and We're attended by very
large number Of relatives and friends.
lnterment was made in the Minooka
cemetery.
The pal-bearers were Henry Denk-
wertz. John Chase, Ulrich Warner and
William Jansen.
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opened a factory on Riggs street. for
the manufacture of corks. This is a
new industry for this part of the city
and one that should prove successful,
\ fine dog belonging TO John Weld
ncr was killed by the trolley car yes
terdly morning.
y meeting of the Democratic cndi-
dates and committeeman will be held
TONIGHT in Manley's hi at o'clock.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-01
Camp IT'S Elects Member: :.

The contest now on Tor members In
Camp It's. Patriotic order Sons Of
America. is creating considerable in
forest. and at the meeting last evening
seven n"W members were elected and
three. propositions were received.
I'll" foundation for the camps new
building. on North Main avenue, Is
nearly completed and work on the su-
parstructurc win be commenced in a
fpw itVe
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-01
Archie Brown Injured.

While boring "A hole in pump cylin-
der at Barkcr's scale works yester-
day. Archie Brown, the well-known
foot ball player. sustained n painful
injury to his left arm, which necas q.
states the member being carried in a
sling.
The cylinder weighs several hundred
pounds. and Brown attempted TO turn
il. when Il slipped and the sharp edge
inflicted deep cash in his arm. The
injury was dressed 10y DIR. T.. \. Heer-
mans. and Brown will be idle for some
time Ia come.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-01
THEIR SILVER WEDDING.
MI. and Mrs. Mcnamara Celebrated
Twenty-ffth Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. p. ]. Mcnamara, of
Cherry street, South Scranton. last
night entertained "A number of their
friends at their cozy home in honor of
their silver wedding. it being their
twenty-iifth bridal anniversary. A
handsome bouquet was rendered the
couple by group of the gentlemen
present, the presentation speech being
made by +. II. Durkin, who in few
apt remarks delivered with customary
grace. congratulated NJ. and Mrs. Mo
Namara upon their long and happy
welded life.
Among the guests We're a number Of
visitors from Rochester. y. y, Car
b0ndalG and Wilkes Barre.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-01
PRINCE OF pENMARK's FUTURE
Son of the Heir to the Danish Throne
May Enter British Navy,

By Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press
Copenhagen, Jan, 3l.-The accession
Of the daughter OF the King of Dem
mark to the position of Queen of Eng
land will affect the future of Prince
Charles of Denmark, who. dixie his
wife. prefers to reside In England.
Prince Charles has long desired 10
enter the British navy. His grand
father, the King of Denmark. has
consented, but his father the crown
prince, has objected. 1t is now UNDER
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-01
A SENSIBLE MAN

Would use kemp's Balsam for the Thloat and
Lungs. II is curing more Coughs, Colds
Asthma, Bronchitis Group and an Throat and
Lung Troubles, than any other medicine. The
proprietor has authorized any druggist 10 give
you sample Bottle Free to convince you OF the
merit OF this great remedy. Price 25c, and So
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-01

been subscribed and the association IL
in "a flourishing conditions
The election of officers was also held,
in which the stan was reelected. as
follows: President, John Fern; vice
president, u. ID. Evans; treasurer Il.
J. Luce; secretary, John Hughes; i-
rectors, G. Il. Oliver, Bradford Samp-
son. Robert Hatton auditors. n. A.
Stone, j. g. Sanders, A. T. Ueiser.
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Brakeman Killed.

Ry Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press
Reading Jan. sl.--Owing to misunderstanding
u signals Reading railway passenger train ran
into the rear end OF coal train near Port
Clinton at 5 o'clock this morning. Irwin S.
Forwald, this city, brakeman, was killed, and
Levi Leuge, this city brakeman, was injured.
Both were in the clhoose. Fireman Michael
Callahan, Philadelphia. OF the passenger train.
was slightly hurt.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-01
HE WAIVED A HEARING.
Jacob Jurkovitz Entered Bail to An.
swer Charge of Forgery.

Jacob Jurkovitz went before Alder
man Miilar last night, waived a hear
ing and entered bail for his appearance
in court on the charge of forgery, pre-
ferred by II. Schmulowitz.
Tuesday Jurkovitz was given a hear