The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-19

diers' and saiols' monument will be
unveiled. The following have assured
their presence for the occasion. Gov
crnor stone and staff, Generals Slcli'eS
ana King, four companies of th' Ninth
regiment. National Guard of i'cnnSIl-
vania, of WilkesBarc. also promi-
nent veterans. together With every
post. circle society and patriotic or.
ganizaliom in the county.
T. \. Kline, agent for the Stesmalei
Brewing company has Just rcoeived Il
fine sail-boat. which Was made by j.
NJ. Brown, of Wyalusing. Mr.. Kline
expects to fl, il with Il napthn engine.
Mrs. George Ridgeway fell down 81
flight OF stairs on Tuesday and badly
broke the bones in both her arms be-
low the elbow
K. y. MerrW is taking II business
"Trip through Nest Virginia.
Mrs. y. c. Harris. II highly esteemed
lady of Athens, died on sunday at an
advanced age. Judson Morley, It
financial man of the same community,
died on Sunday. aged - years
y new postottice called Cebu has
been established on the stage route be-
tween RunMcrlield and Rome.
ST. .Joseph's Catholic church at
Athens will be completed and dadi-
Gated about Dec, -.
The 4-year-old son Of y. G, Bennett
was drowned in a fish pond AT Stevens
Vile last Saturday.
Charles Lamont, a resident of tins
county for nearly sixty years died at
his home in Granville Center. aged s.
years.
Rev j. +. Morrison. of .Avoca, was
visiting his many friends in 'rowanda
last week.
DIR. Il. Brooks. of Canton has been
appointed a resident surgeon at Il SOL
dic1S' home near Norfolk, Va.
q. II. Hines. OF Portland. Owe. d nat
tive of this county. is visiting in this
vicinity.
II. =. Mccormick, Il former engi-
neer OF the Pttsb,rg, Binghamton ana
Eastern railroad, With headquarters in
Towunda. has been arrested in New
York city. charged with sending
threatening and libelous letters
through the mails.
The Union Tanning company own Il
tract of timber land of $1,000 acres in
Overton and Barclay townships. and
are now making an effort to get bids
towards having il manufactured into
lumber.
Eighteen hundred tickets We're sold
for Buffalo at Towanda during tho
Pan-Amcrican exposition.
Railroad Detective caSkcy has III :
rested al lad named Everett. of RUM
meriicld, ior breaking glass OH the au-
tomato signal posts,
Ten deputy sheriifs are still Kept on
guard al the Bernice mines, others
having lately been discharged,
William NJ, thaffee, of Warren Ccu-
ter. just celebrated his ninetieth birth
day. He is II native of Rhode Island
and came 10 this county in 1882. Four
genera tons We're present on the ocCa-
sion.
The court oI appeals has handed
down Il decision denying the motion
for reargument, made on behalf Of
Fred krst, the condemned murderer,
of Waycriy. y. v, who was granted an
extension of sentence by The governor
until Nov. 20, l<rist shot Katie Tobin,
at Waverly. in April, 1900, and was to
have been clectroCuted al Auburn
prison on the 4th OF this month,
Mrs. Fannie Strange, q colOred lady
of Waverly, while visiting AT Elmra
last week, was taken insane, as the
result OF some revival meetings held al
her home. She was taken in charge
by the superintendent of The poor of
T!osa Cuunty.
\ lamp exploited in the sleeping
apartments ut the 1'idd hotel on sat
urday evening, Considerable damage
was done to the furnishings and be-
lonsines OF the room before the flames
We're distinguished.
Harry WEIGH, Of Plymouth who
came tn work ON the railroad bridge