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Andrew b. Duyall. Attorney.

Andrew b. Duyall. Attorney.
IN THE COURT OF APPEALS OF THE DIS
trict of Columba.-Henry B. F. Macfarland. John
W. Ross and Lansing Fl. Beach. Commissioners OF
the District of Columbia. appellants VS.. Eugene
Byrnes ct al. No. 1899. October term, I9o1-The
death of John Sherman, of the appellees here
in. having been heretofore suggested. and Mr. A.
b. puvall. of counsel for the appellants. having
moved the court for order of publication. III IS
NOW HERE ORDERED by the court that unless
Myron NJ. Parker and Winfield s. Kerr, executors
Of the last will and testament Of the said John
Sherman, deceased. Mary Sherman McCallum (nee
Mary Stewart Sherman. Hoyt Sherman. Philemon
Tecumseh Sherman Charles $. Sherman, Charles NJ
Sherman, Sarah Sherman Carter, Henry Stoddard
Sherman and George Benedict sherman, residuary
devsees under the said last will and testament
shall voluntarily become parties within sixty days
from the date of this order, the appellants shall
be entitled TO open the record. and, on hearing
have the Judgment, decree or order appealed from
reversed Ii 1t be erroneous: PROVIDED, HOW
EVER, that copy of this order shall be printed
and published in some newspaper. Of general circu-
lation. published In the District of Columbia for
two successive weeks at least thirty days before
the expiration Of the period Of sixty DAYS above
mentioned. By the court: R. II. ALVEY. Chief
Justice October 9. 1901 true copy-Test
ROBERT WII.LErT, Clerk of the Court of Ap-
peals Of the District of Columbia. oc14-12t
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NO. 100I3; ADMIN. DOC. 2S-THIS Is TO GIVE
notice: That the subscribers. of the District Cf
Columbia. have obtained from the Supreme Court
of the District of Columbia, holding a special term
for Orphans Court business, letters of adminisira-
ton d.b-n. eta. the personal estate of John W
Carr, late of the District OF Columbia, deceased;
all persons having claims against the said
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof. to the subscriber on or before
the 18th day Of October next: they may otherwise
by law be excluded from all benefit OF the said
estate. Given under hands this 18th day of
October. 1901. WILLIAM j. MILLER, office, 4S6
Louisiana ave-; ]. THEODORE RUPLI Office 1912
+ st. NV. Attest: LOUIS A. DENT, Register Of
Attorneys. oc14-1aw3t
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Everything strictly nrst-class and the most
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LADIES, GOODS

FURS-COMPLETE STOCK TO SELECT FROM
All kinds of fur garments remodeled In latest
style. Also ladies tailor made suits to order
Special prices. MORGAN, Ladies' Tailor snd
au2s-tf5
Sewing Machines Rep,d,S1.
Al wort warranted. Orders by mail promptly
NV jaz3-s.u
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That excellent hotel Of 80 rooms formerly known
as the Kenmore" The name viii be cha ,ged.
Ms sK ga only a ToF terms ePPE to
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR sALE-A LOT AT BRooKLAND: san 80.
feet; no reasonable offer refused. OWNER.
Brookland, d. C. oc21-3t*
FOR SAI.E-FARM, 105 ACRES 8 MILES BE
gGo@eo and we'll e s s road Inn
ocio-st LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER e2o NV.
FOR SALE Lot OVER 5000 So FIT on ELEC-
tric Ry.; $3.50 cash monthly payments without
oc19-st' CLARK BROS. 1888 NV.
FOR SALE KENsINGTON-
choice location; large lot Price. only $1,000
W: NJ: TERRELL.
With B. H. Warner Co.,
oc12-l2t 916 st. NV.
NORTH C0LUMBIA HEIGHTS. THE NEW AID
a; %dS under Dc, F.. Sale Houses. FULTON r: COZ
THE MEMORIAL BRIDGE IS BOOMING REAL
building Of this bridge viii bring our property y
mile nearer the White House than Mt. Pleasant
Buy or you win buy from SECOND hands at
double the present price. Drop postal for picture
Ss epfs 70 Se ssal
Landlord on $40 Month Carriage free to see
r fsJss sss oe,ss Es5r0S 81 lsS Nv
FOB sALE-LOTs IN THE BEAUTIFUL SUBURB.
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS. VA.
Only 10 minutes ride By electric cars
FROM THE AoUEDUCT BRIDGE
This is the best property around Washington
either for building or as an Investment.
JOB 4E TAhas L III faiz izs s
se27-26t..s
FOR RENT-LARGE HOUSE AND GROUNDS AT
LAND PARK OFFICE, 610 14th ST se12-tf
LARGE LOT ON GRAvELED AVENUE, i0O1
I30 to an alley: $40 cash, IS monthly; one block
from station on trolley; will loan 50es Of cost
for sale ample ground, price, s., 500 GEORGE
R. HILL. 615 14th st. NV. au20-tf
FOR RENT-CHEAP-AT BRIGHTWOOD. d. C..
good dairy farm; 80 acres; plenty of water:
new dwelling and harm and other outbuiIdings;
windmill; accommodations for 40 head of stock
je15-tf B. F. SAUL. 7th and L sts NV
FALL RESORTS.
SEASIDE-MISCELLAN
IF YOU WISH TO VISIT OLD POINT COMFORT.
Va, write for illustrated circulars of Bright
View, the best equipped private boarding house
in the vicinity. oc17-5ts
SPRINGS AND BATHS.
Carroll Springs Samitarium
WASHINGTON, D. c.
In the Suburbs.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR
The beautiful Indian summer weather is seen at
its best in the country. Only sanitarium near
Washington. All advantages of the city and coun-
ed and lighted Baths. electricity. massage etc.
G. 81. WRIGHT. NJ D..
oc12-26ts.4 Forest Glen. Md.
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FOR RENT-1Si1-13 18TH ST; BRIGHT CLEAN
attractive i0r. dwellings; splendid condition; new
paper; thoroughly heated by economical hot-water
system; price cnly $3.50. OWNER, 1909 18th
oriS-Sf'
FOR RENT-12SS NEW JERSEY AVE. NV: 7
r,0us and bath; large front and yard q. IN L.
Rent. $3.50. j. d. SULLIVAN. T07 18th st.
os1S3t
FOR RENT-I6o4 18TH ST NV; NINE ROOMS:
5000. NinerOom house Riggs place near
18th St. furnished S65- JOHN T. KNOTT,
ocIH-3t- 91S F ST.
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FOR sALE-A CORNER HOUSE, IN RARE
choice location, on cor, side to SOUTH; 6 rooms
genuine bargain; now rented to good tenant for
$27 so per mo-; will cell for 81. .660; terms $500
select location on 9th ST. WASHINGTON &
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE CO., 1872 G. ST. NV
Evening star., 1901-10-21

FOR SALE-OR TRADE-JUST WHAT YOU ARE
looking for! One-third of an acre Of ground and
fine large 12.room house in center, of Ito fine 10.
cation corner in the NV; handsome shade
'trees. shrubbery and lawns; price 50, 500, and
worth nearly double; will consider house, vacant
+ ground or suburban place part payment
oc1S-tf W. S. MINNIX 1927 + St NV
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BUSINESS PROPERTY

FOR LEASE-TO RESPONSIBLE PARTY ONLY
Close to Capitol, railroads and center of city
That excellent hotel of 80 rooms formerly known
as the Kenmore" The name will be cha iged.
p. ]. WALSHE. 624 st. NV. ocii-i2t
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

Fon sAIE-cHEAr-A FRONTAGE OF e... TT.
sass sed rear isS iaH 81 sos 6 st NV
For sALE-cHEAPFcsT LoT IN THE NoRTn-
ga east s,h st near ne. ;,s Convenient to cars;
os2isst R H I. LRIPoLb. g. nso2 sd F st. NV
FOR sALE-A BARGAIN-IoT Is BY il2 10 Is
foot paved alley; 18th St above 7 NV. one
square abeTe the Concord. Only 81 40 per So IT.
r. Ii. 7. LEIPoID, s.w. cor. 18th and SITS.
oc2i-St
FOR sALE-CoRNER TRCMBULL AND Az SIS.
NV. 15iia by 15o ft:. at the exceptionally low
tion and near electric line. X. II. 7. LEI
poLD. 1902 st. W. oc2i-st
FOR sAI4E-wE HAVE SEVERAL BARGAINS N
in RTSn1sys sa,ahls pree for s lot
HEENAN, 1887 sad st. oc2i-st'
FOR sALE-NEAR 21sT AND MASS. AVE, EX-
D. D. THOMPSON, 1sss F. ~ oeai-tf4
FOR sALE-LoT on sTH ST. NV NEAR ST;
0sisst louis 3. WINE CO.. 1904 st. NV.
PARK: south front: SIDE and REAR ALLEY.
THREE ACRES in BRIGHTwooD, west of 7th
,o St, only $1,000; 49, rn JOIN Q; JOHNSON,
FOR EXCHANGE-oR sALE-ss LOTS on Q ST.
eeis-7t se fppii EaRLY & LAMrroN. s1s l.th st. NV
EOR EACHANGE-OR SALE-O LOTS IN
northwest section; a most desirable corner; very
low price and unincumbered Apply
oc197t EARLY & LAMPTON 6l5 l4th ST. NV.
FOR ExCHANGE-oR sALE-oNE OF THE
most desirable corner lots in northwest; S0xa0;
within half block Dupont Circle; unincumbered.
Apply EARLY & HAMPTON. el5 i4th st. nw.
ocle-t
FOR SAIE-A VERY DESIRARIE LOT on 2IST
st. NV one square south of Mass ave- at a
bargain
oc19-3t LOUIS P SHOEMAKER 800 r NV
FOR SALE-AT VERY REASONARIE PRICES
choice lets on Lanier Heights, Washington
Heights Meridian Hill Releir Heights Coium-
bia Heights and also acreage property on the
line of Chevy Chase and Rrightwood cars
ocIs3t LOUIS I. SHoEMAkEK, o2o n.w.
FOR SAIIE-LOT ABOITT 40 E.r FRONT on l4TH
st. road BrightWood D. C. Owner anxious to
sell.
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AN UNEQUALED RECORD
There Is a Rapidly Increasing Vol
ume of Scranton Evidence Rolling
Up for the Great Medicine, DR., A.
w. Chase's Nerve Pills.

1t would seem that hardly anyone
can take DR.. 4. w. Chases Nerve
Pills without receiving marked bene-
fit. The wonderful action Of this medi-
cine in putting people on their feet
who are in a weak, run down condi-
tion is the talk of every place they are
known. IL Is only a short time since
they first came to Scranton, yet today
they are more in evidence for merit
with Scranton people than all other
medicines combined.
Mrs. John Penster, OF No 431 lee
court, Scranton, Pa, says: Or. A..
W. Chase's Nerve Pills that | got at
Matthews Bros drug store, No. 3g0
Lackawanna avenue, are Il fine medi-
cine indeed. | was suffering with a
lot of pain in the left side, over the
spleen--a gnawing pain-but nothing
seemed 10 stop 1t. l was restless and
nervous, as well as run down. The
nerve pills however, proved Just the
thing, stopping the pain and nervous
ness and giving me strength and en-
ergy. l can say this Consoientiously,
and am pleased to think / can"
DR.. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills are
sold at soc. a box al dealers or DR.. A.
w. Chase Medicine Co.. Buffalo, n. Y.
See that portrait and signature of A.
w, Chase, NJ, d., are on every package,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-13
MOOSIC.

The tuLrsl ol patric& Buns, ri South Moosic,
occurred yesterday AZ o'clock in st. Marys
oaurch, ANoca. lntCrmcut IN st. Mays GENE,
tory.
III, Young Ladies' Mission circle OF the Pres.
bytcIian church met laI evening at the mlnsc.
Miss Bessie Watkins, OF Main street, is on IN.
sick list.
Miss Amy Davis, ri Moscow, /, visiting h,r
sister, Mrs, Edward SAyrc, of South Main street.
NJ, and Mrs, {, i Noack spent sunday with
the iomcIs parents at Moscow.
Miss Blanche Tregelns visited scranton yes,
terday.
Mrs. l. r. Plioc has returned after spending 4
few weeks in lictoINillc.
Mrs. Eliza Grihlh is IN with pneumonia.
The funeral at Mrs. Wilson took place yes.
terday from her late lomc on South Main street.
Intermcnt in Marcy cemetery,
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COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.

In the case of J, 5. Miller against f. Grass .
rule WAS granted yesterday 20 show cause why
judgment should not be opened and the defend
ant let into defense. It is returnable on March
%.
The school district Of Moosic borough is lcsir.
Gus Of issuing bonds in the sum Of 81, 900. and
yesterday filed statement with Clerk OF the
Courts Daniels showing that the value Of the
taxable property OF the district is sS2j,2Ol
hearing in open court was yesterday fixed
by court for saturday morning, in the matter OF
granting a license to the Hotel Dewey. The
application OF Louis Borro for license for tic
place, which has been renamed the Union
hotel" was refused Saturday, on account Of
the unsayory reputation borne by it, as a result
OF the many brawls which have occurred there,
and tho murder OF Harry Davis last January,
which took place within its walls Attorney
J,hlies yesterday explained 10 court that the
hotel has changed hands, that the new pvop,.
ctor Boro bears good reputation, and asked
foT bearing to determine Lis fitness to receive
a license.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-13
twelve MEN ARRAIGNED,
They We're Charged with Various
Offenses Against Peddlers.
Fined and Held in Bail.

Yesterday twelve OF the barn men
and drivers On the wagons of Casey
4 kelly'S brewery were airaigned in
Alderman Millars court on various
charges preferred by five peddlcrs.
The case attracted much attention in
the neighborhood of the brewery and
the whole community packed into the
alderman'S office last night.
The drivers arrested gave their
names and addresses as follows:
Thomas kenney, Archibald; Patrick
Mahon. Minooka: Edward Harrington.
~ Palm street: John Keogan. james
Mangan, 1910 Prospect avenue: Pat
rick Lyman, 737 Fig street: Michael
O'Donnell %13 New street: John Nal
lin, John Gilbride, 1903 South Washing
ton avenue: Patrick Fadden, Ills
Drinker street. and Michael Bvrons,
616 Fig street.
The neddlers who appeared agains:
then! were lgnatz Altman, 400 South
Wyoming avenue; James Mittleman.
2l6 Emmett street Bernstein, 209 Fifth
street; Peter Stcinbcrger. 305 First
street, and Jacob Grosscncr, $40 First
street.
Different tales OF the tricks played
upon the peddlers, such as combining
them in the barn for several hours,
dispOsing Of the horses and wagons,
disarrdnSing the harness. stealing
brass and copper and feeding a horse
lime. We're told. The alderman dis
charged the men on the charge of as
sault and battery, and fined them so
each for disorderly conduct. They
were also held under $500 bail each for
larceny and cruelty 10 animals.
Long and loud We're the cries of in
dignation that succeeded this decision,
the men protesting that it was all a
case of Misunderstanding. In the heat
of the excitement Patrick Fadden
managed to make his voice heard
above the babhle, and swore out a
warrant against altman for perjury
Altman waived a hearing and entered
$500 bail for his appearance in court.
While the alderman was making out
commitments for the entire crowd John
G.. Roche and Henry j. Butler, col
lectorS for Casey e Kelly. entered and
paid $ll0 in fines and furnished 5000
bail for the appearance of the men IN
court.
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MOSCOW.

Mrs. q. :. Brown returned home hom Bangor
Saturday, after spending a few weeks there At
the home OF her son,
Miss Bertha Van Brnnt cnte, tanned The young
ladies' OF her Sunday school class Saturday even
pg at her home on Church street, Games were
played Throughout the evening, interspcrsed with
music, after which supper was served and all
returned home, having spent an enjoyable even
ing,
Rev. Arthur Staples, Of Beaver College, visited
at the home OF his sister, Mrs =, u. Gardner, on
Sunday.
The W. G. I. Il. win hold an cyangelStic SER
vice at their rooms on Thursday afternoon, Mrs.
r. s. Posten will be the leader
MeSsrs. Kelly will open store in :, s Neag'
ers building, on Mill street. April /,
Miss Ruth Gardner has been spending the past
few days with friends at Kingston,
Rev. Arthur staplcs, president Of Beaver col
lcge, occupied the pulpit of the Methodist church
sunday evening.
Mrs, p. 5, Postcn gave a quilting party a. her
home on Spring Garden street last Thursday.
About ss was rcalizcd from the entertainment
and supper Of the Daughters of Rcbe6ah Monday
evening.
Mrs. Pultz gave quilting party Yesterday
afternoon at her homo on Church street, The
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-13
WRESTLING AT THE GAIETY.
Pardello Will Meet Charles Zang
on the Mat Tonight.

Charles Zane. the Well-inown anna
teur base ball, tot ball aud basket
ball player of Scranton, will wrestle
Leo PardellO. ROBBERS wrestling part
ner and James j. CorbettS trainer. a.
III" new Gaiety Theatre tonight. Par
dello offers to forfeit tie sum Of fifty
dollars il he does not secure n fall
in iiGtcen minutes from Gang. Par
dello will also wrestle William john
son. of PittsburG. the same conditions
prevailing regarding the fall.
William Lester, the lightweight. will
wrestle Samuel HodGtns, OF Jcssup,a and
offers 10 forfeit twenty-five dollars if
he docs not secure u fall from Hodglns
H. fifteen minutes. Pdrdello and Les
ter are both members of Vests Twen-
;icth Century Stars company, now
pl2ying at the New Gaiety Theatre.
The Clausen sisters are also features
Of the show.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-13
Suit over Word Quaker.

The suit in equity brought by David
Spruks to restrain j. l.. Connell & Co.
from using the name Quaker Girl''
for a cigar which they sell. was heard
yesterday BY Judge Edwards. Mr..
Spruks manufactures a cigar named
the Pennsylvania Quaker" and con-
tends that COnnell a. Go. have no right
to use the name Quaker Girl" for
cigar.
Smokers are apt To call for
Quaker" cigar he says, when they
want q pennsylvania Quaker" and be
furnished with a Quaker Girl" Con-
nell & Co. contend that the plaintiff
has no right to appropriate the single
word Quaker" for his own especial
use, and point out that "A dealer in
New York is selling cigar called the
Quaker Gentleman"
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Suit Against Miss Snover.

\. r, Raub, administrator of the es-
tate of John W. Raub, deceased, Yes
terday began an action in trespass
aainsr Miss MarelIa Snover, through
Attorney Il, J.. Akerley,
Before the death of John W. Rauh,
he boarded with Miss Snovcr and her
sisters, in West Scranton, and 5000 Of
his money, his gold watch, valued at
$2j. and furniture worth 81 fell into
her hands. The executor made de-
mand for the property, but IL was not
turned over. Some time ago the court
made an order charging him with this
property and he has consequently be-
gun an action 20 recover 1t from Miss
SnOver
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The Liquor License Fee Case.

ON Thursday morning arguCent will
be heard in the case of NJ. Il. Flynn
against County Treasurer j. A. Scrar-
ton TO compel him to issue a license
for $3.50. Attorneys Burns, O'Bren and
Martin will appear for Flynn and At
torneS S. B. Price for the treasurer.
The latter yesterday hled his answer
to the complaint of the county treas
urer. 1t sets forth that he has de-
manded sl1O0 from Mr. Flynn because
Scranton is possibly Il city of the sec
ond class, At all events, the license
granted to Mr.. Flynn will become op-
erativc OF the first Monday of May,
and on that day scranton will organize
as q city of the second class.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-13
SICHEL'S MADONNA"
How to Obtain Platinum Copy
1.2x16 1-2 in Size Free.

There is no painting among the mod
ern masterpieces of art that appeals
so strongly to the hearts of mankind
as Sichers madonna" 1t Is said no
amount of money could buy the origi-
nal.
A platinum copy of this painting 12h
by 1919 in size. would cost from 81 to
50 per copy in any first-class picture
store in this city, but owing to the lib
eral offer OF the Norman Lichty Man
ufacturing company, II will be possible
to obtain a copy within few days
absolutely free.
The firm recently secured $4,000 copies
Of this famous painting for free distri-
button. They are l2ia by 1919 in size
and have no advertisements upon them
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-13
HOpBOTTOM.
Special to tie Scranton Tribune.


HopboItom, March l2,-Mr, j. II. Tiffany has
been spending the past few days at Montrose.
Mr. Grant, who is operating the farmers
creamery, has moved his family here They
occupy part OF Charles Kellums tenement
house,
Mrs Lewis has returned home after an cy-
tended visit with her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Smith.
Mrs. Eliza Tcwsbury, who has been seriously
i'll tor several weeks, remains in critical con
diton, with slight hope Of her recovery.
People were disappointed Sunday to learn
that the services at the Universalist church
would OF necessity be omitted, owing 10 the
illness Of Rev. Tillinghast, who had been labor.
ing under physical difficulties during the entire
week Rev. Lewis, pastor OF the church, was
also unable TO be present on account of illness.
Mrs Emma Cook, Of BiHghamton, has been
visiting her brother, G, q. Bailey, for few
days. Mis-. Bailey returned home with her Mon.
day evening.
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whatever. SO great has been the de-
mand for them that the company has
been compelled to allot a definite num-
Der to each city. The allotment for
Scranton is now on the way here from
the publishers, and as soon as they
have been received, it is the intention
of the Norman Lichty Manufacturing
company to allow one copy. until the
supply is exhausted, absolutely free TO
each purchaser of one 2j-cent box of
Krause's Cold Cure or Krause's Head
ache Capsules. This is certainly the
most liberal and expensive offer ever
made by any manufacturer. In the
cities of the east, where they have
already made a distribution, so great
has been the demand for them, that
the supply has been exhausted the first
day the pictures were placed on eX-
hibition. Announcement will be made
as soon as the allotment for tris city
is ready for distribution, but to make
sure Of receiving a copy, leave your
name and address with your druggist
at once. as the supply is limited.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-13
ANSWER OF
MOIR FILED
DENIES THAT RIPPER rs UN-
CONSTITUTIONAL.

Goes Over in Detail the Allegations
That Are Made Against the Vari-
Gus Provisions of the Ripper Bill.
Declares That Scranton Is a Sec
ond Glass City and That the Ripper
Is Now Effective Here--Case Heard
in Equity Court-Court House
News Notes.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-13
Yesterdays Marriage Licenses.
Schriever's Three Dollar Portraits.

To efectually correct the prevailing
impression that the Gold Medal Studio
produces none but expensive pictures.
Schriever's three dollar portrait is spe-
cially offered.
Artistically-well,w We shall say moth
ing of their merit, See them at the
studio. D.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-13
KOONS INQUEST.

Coroner j. j. Roberts yesterday conducted an
inquest in the case OF Charles Rooms. of South
scranton, who committed suicide Monday after.
noon by swallowing dose OF carbolil acid. The
jury which consisted ct Fred Young, George
Nchr Joseph ..hrccht, Joseph Woclhcrs. Jacob
Ssndsdort and Edward Connolly, decided that
Koons met death at his own bands.
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following guests were present: Mrs. Conboy,
Nls. Philip SwartG MrS. NJ, stanton, Mrs. Z.
Sayre, Mrs. Critenden, MIS-. Henry Travis, Mrs.
Vaughn, Mrs. watts. Mrs. Kate WardeI.
Mr. Elmer Sloat aud family are moving 10
Scranton.
Frank Nardel has returned from Nichols, Y.
y, where he has been visiting Rev. s. Guy
Snowden for few wccks
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-13
CHURCH WORK
DISCUSSED
MEETING OF METHODIST MIN
listers AT ASHLEY.

II Was the One Hundred and Fifty
Eighth Session Of the Wyoming
District Ministerial Association.
Opening Session Was Held Monday
Night and It Continued Yester-
day-Number Of Very Interesting
Papers Were Read--Next Meeting
Is to Be Held at Ashley.