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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-12
FIRE IN SALOON.
Il Was EItlnguIShad After Doing
$500 Damage.

The alarm from hox e5. AZ 4a1 this
morning. was for a ERE in Piacito Car
duIlis barroom az the corner OF Cedar
ard Tenft streets.
II Yves discovered BY IAsut Kelly. Of
Hook and iadder g. who was passing at
the time and pulled the box
The fire started IN a wa.er closet. pre-
sunablv from a match dropped by a
careless smoker
The damage 20 tho saloon and the
building. owned by Capriu Brothers was
ssnn
over tho saloon are two tenemcuts Tho
occupants wcro literally smoked out. hut
as an farly alarm was given. there was
nothing norc exciting attached to thc ir.
cident than a liberal display cf linEere
and robes du mutt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-12
STAGING FELL.
Prior Was Hurt and Sues Coal
Company for $4,000 Damages.

The Interstate Coal company has been
sued by Patrick Prior who seeks to re-
cover 5000 for personal injuries. Mr.
Prior was IN the employ of the coal COM
pany on July Sth. 1901.
The staging on which he vas at work
was 10 feet from the ground. There was
a weak plank in it which rendered the
stage unsafe and Prior asserts the COM
paLy or SIS agents knew of this or by
reasonable diligence might have known.
When Prior was about Go open some coal
chuiDs the staging gave wav and he was
thrown with grcai force 10 the ground
PUore lcft wrist was broken and he
also suffered injuries about Tho head
aud he claims some OF thc Injuries were
~ IN Internal and DANGEROUS nature. John
W Hogan ie hls attorney
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-12
SNEAK THIEF.
Stole Empty --Young
Woman Captured Him.

Three men called at Hannah Hickey's
store. No. Il Hope street, at 1920 this
morning.
Two OF them engaged the attention of
a young woman who was acting as clerk
while the third reached over the counter
and took pocket book from a drawer
Seeing that he was discovered the thief
ran out.
He was pursued by the young woman
who caught and held him until Patrol
man G. j. Mccarthy could come to her
assistance
The thief's name was not obtained. He
was locked up at the Sd station.
lie had taken a great risk for nothing
as the pocket book was empty.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-12
SUIT FOR ALLEGED ISLANDER.

Clara Keenhanitz has sued Anna Aiartz-
ner 70 recover tlnN for alleged slander
rlainfin FTTr mat thougr gflr r. "a re-
pntahlc woman defendhnf 0n July iith
called her viie. name in The pressuce
q many persons. g. T.. kneclerd ls
piainiide atsofney
Sarah Cox has brought sut against
Free hartzner % recover t5no Plaintiff boz
this case Also alleges slanderl- She sass
that Ar Martinez made reflections on
her honesty Sarah SAYS Anna Martzntr
also made the same reflections and SARAH
places her damages In this case al sl000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-12
ACUTE ALCOHOLISM.

James REYNOLDS ~ No ~ rallman
street. was taken 90 the Chestnut street
emergency hospital last night suffering
from acutr alcoholism
Nftor he was admitted Co that institu-
ton he suffered complete relapse, and
from . n ~ t0 a. M an artifciai res
uiraton and an electric battery were re-
sorted Co.
HcVuolds thcu hogan 90 breathe natu-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-12
FOR $4,000.
ChaInOck Brings Suit Against
FaTnham for Seduction,

Tho suit Of J chaluock against Tred-
crck H Fsnham 10 recover $500 for the
loss uf services and seduction vi clara
Chaipook has hecn entered iu the common
flr1F division uf tiic supreme court Yarn
ham was indicted Tor bigamy the charge
hring thar hc mnrried Mlss Chanock
when hs already had another wife.
Too The lndt. tmenf against him ho plead
90 u0ln rnufnn1fff. rHd sentence was de-.
ffrrod 1n his promise o. ernport fho otb-
cr Mra fHluhaul Mise Jhain0rk d. fn
a dcii.nte condition. John ". Hogan Is
plaintiff attorney.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-12
ABANDONED.
Six Weeks Old Babe Left by
Woman in Davis Park.

A 6 weeks old male colored child was
abandoned at Davis Park, this noon.
Patrolman McElroy saw young wo-
man place a bundle under tree AMI then
turn and run toward Gladstone ay snLe.
lie FASTENED TO stop her, but she had
so good d start that he could not over
take her.
II specting the bundle no found that II
contained a baby and this lie sent 10 tht
charity building.
The woman who thus abandoned the
child was about 10 years old, ) feet 4
inches in height. weighed abou- -I5
pounds, was OF light complexion ard wore
a dark waist and light skirt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-12
CITY HALL NOTES.

Following o. Use Ust or contaciou,
diseases reported 90 tho health depart
msnt go CU, nan FOR today: -diphtherla
pr Stcnbas street two eases of scarlet
fetcr orc ON Hil1u avenue and Tho
other un Tockwotten street
samuel Mittcr. me last pcrron Go
contract smallpox in Providence. vas
discharCcd from the smallpox hospital
at Fields roiut today After Thoroughly
fumigating The hospital il was closed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-12
SHERIFF'S SALE.

~ virtue of an execution no, 372S issued
from the district court of the 10th Judicial
District. holden in Pawtuckot. IN the
County Of Providence and state OF Rhode
Island On the suit ~ tho r. G. Church
company Of Providence vs.. Thomas ~.
Cosgrovo. OF pawtuCkct in said county.
wiu hc sold at public auction ~ - o'clock
noon ON Friday. Aug ~, 1921. AZ the
storehouse ~ the y &. Church company.
corner of Sabin st and West Exchange
st., In said Providence. the following de-
sCrihcd property:
Material for TIP Cart Shafts. spokes.
Rims Bolts. etc.
levied on this 18th day ~ August 1904
N sufficient
THOMAS DYER. Deputy sheriff
augi2 l0t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-12
ARRIVED At PoTSDAM.

potsdsm Aug = Emperor William
and The other members 81 tho imperial
party have arrived AZ the new palace.
lSius Edward and Queen Alexandra
left Hamburg this morning for this place.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-12

FINANCIAL NEWS
Msx York Steeks.

Reported by FLETCHER g. TAPPAN
street floor, Banigan Building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-12
NINETY-FO0TERS
ARE RAGING AGAIN,

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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-06
Order in Cowles Case.

In the case of ASA Il. Cowlcs
AGAINST Richard Foster defendant, and
William Parker and others, carnishacs,
court made the following order YES
tcrdaN:
Now,March D. 1901, rlcd 10y Older of court a rule
to show cause why judgment shall not he en-.
tered against the earni,hcc is made absolute
and thcreupuu it is found that the said William
Packard and John Curtis, g3nishco~, at the
time Of the service Of the attachment IN this
case had IN their hands the sum Of 500. rs. moneys
ot the said defendant and the said :. Okcll,
parnishce, at the time OF the service OF the
attachment upon her in this case had in her
hands the sum Of 81 whereupon it ia ordered
that the plaintin have execution of his iudg.
mcnt, debt, interest and costs ot tho said
moneys OF the defendants in the hands of the
said earni'hcc' or ~ much thereof may he
necessary to satisfy the claim, and il slid gar.
ni-hcc refuse OF neglect upon demand made 10y
the sheriff TO pay the same, that 1t shall be
levied ot the goods and chattcls of the siid
Earuishecs as in the case OF judgment against
them for their own proper debt.
And il j, lmthcr ordered upon the payment
OF the sJd Judgment and costs as aforesaid
the said gum,hccs ho thcrcupon discharged as
against them oi the sums, 50 attached and levied
Tho aid glrni-hco, arc further allowed the
sum of $40 counsel tees to be deducted from the
moneys ot the ,dd defendant in their hands.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-06
COAL MEN CONSULTING.
Managers of Properties in This Re-
gion Are Now in New York City.
Belief There.
The Ncw York Commercial .Advvr-
tiscr OF last night said.

The Ncw York Commercial .Advvr-
tiser OF last night said,
For the past week the manager. of the ruil.
road CVOa-iuu. Of tine coal Hcld, have ncrn
quietly dropping into the New Nork offcr, of
th,ir conpJuio,. several oi them wcrc in town
To-Day in conference with thc heads ui the Mot,
gUul}ochciccr road, The president, oi Tn,
carrying rompauie, ale anxious to lean not
only the conditions 1T tn, field, as the miners
representative, con,cuc, but also their exact rc.
sources H. the matter "' co.l supply
\, the office, Of President Thomas, OF .nc
Eljc railroad, number of men from the Pcnr.
-ylNauja trld, wcra iu consultation today. VI.
tor the consultation au officer Of the company
said
y do nc, believe tia, any action la, bo.n
taken IN the matter ul l,plyrg 90 rc,iJ,ul
Milchcls invitation go the Ilallctou contcrcn, G.
Il there las been, have not heard OF it,
cannot speak tur the rest Of the ioad., bur 1rr
local managers, while they may have consulted
with ua infonoaly have taken no part in any
geEelal conference"
In all quartcls ,hc rrobabui,ic, OF a stri,;c
resulting nom the deliberations Of The miners
convention lNc considered very slight by III,
operators. ~ the first piaCe, r. /, pointed out
thr i9 not a presidential campaign year Thc
season of light coal donand is jus, openiur and
in preparation tor just such a contmgcnc, a.
strike, the operatc,, have worked their mine.
to their ul capacity aud are wei stocked with
reserve supply. This state az affairs is. of
course, apparent tp Tho leaders OF the United
Mine Workers, and President Mitchell, Tor one
has always shown 4 strong dissemination 10 ven
tufe on any step Whch inc probabilities Of IL,
failure aTc obvious.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-06
END OF LICENSE COURT.
Applications for New Houses Which
Were Considered-List Will Be
Handed Down Saturday.

License court came to an end at TO- 80
yesterday morning, when Judges Ed
wards and Kelly finished the work of
disposing of the long list of applica-
tons. ON Saturday the decision of the
court with reference to the licenses will
be handed down.
When court opened yesterday an
affidavit signed by members Of the
South Abingdon school board. object
ing to granting a license to Oscar :.
HandriCk was presented and the court
then took up the consideration of the
applications from Throop, at which
place it left off on Monday afternoon.
The new applications considered yes
terday were:
Throop Borough-Jo,cph Flc,hcr. Boulevard
rold George Plasco, hotel, corner Sandcr,on
avenue and Throop street; Michael Greczula,
hotel >andcr~on avenue; John Nons, restaurant,
Duumorc street.
Taylor Borough-Juhu r. Gibbons. restaurant,
oak street; John Bdshau, hotel, corner Main
avenue and RAILROAD streets Rachel Reese, res
t,urant, Union street; John j. Shea, restaurant,
Main street.
Ndndling RECONSIDERATION LAWN. hotel
Ndvcrly Borouglr-Nllry Il. Ross, hotel, corner
Main and Academy.
NintoG Borough-NIichacl NcNndrcv, hotel;
steven Milo, hotel, corner River and Second
street; John l.. Walsh, hotel Bridge street
Lyman NJ. Rhicl. hotel, corner Bridge and First
streets; John J. Sweeney, restaurant, corner
Railroad and Bridge street; Patrick :. walsh,
hotel Main street salvatore Capiclo, hotel. cor.
ucr Nillctt and Howell streets; Thoma, Clark,
restaurant, corner Church and tlarl-vu.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-06
FOR RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS
One of Tony Reitz's Partners in the
Tolls

Abraham Rose, second hand cloth
ing dealer, of Penn avenue, was nr-
rested by Mounted officer Bloch yes
terday, on the charge of larceny and
receiving stolen goods Rose was ar
raignod before Alderman Howe and
held under $500 bail for his appear
ance In court Max Judkovitz became
his bondsman
Tony Spade, or Reitz. the young
Italian who so clevcrly victimized local
merchants on bogus orders. sold one
of the pair Of shoes SO fraudulently
obtained to Rose, and were there re-
covered by the police.
There are other merchants besides
those mentioned in Yesterdays Tribune
who are believed to have fallen prey
To 1Ony's cleverness. but who have as
vet failed to make reports TO the po-
lice department
Tony is an Italian about IL years
OF age, but the police regard him as
one OF the coolest swindlers Scranton
has entertained for some time past.
Tony is an innocent-appearlng youth,
and apparently has encountered no diff
ficulty in dccciving the local mer-
chants. His method OF operation con-
sists in presenting orders purportins
To be signed by hotelkeepers. in pay
ment for articles OF apparel. SIX store
keepers In the central city have 80
far acknowledged the fraud.
Tony Is now confined to the county
iail. under SiS00 hail. and the police
intend to push the cases to the full
extent of the law
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-06

ance at The LSckawsnnr on july last
During his service some of the most
important cases in the history of the
hospital have como under his notice.
His term here nls been characterized
by his devotion and interest In the
most uuimportaut cases, ns we'll as
those of Importance.
Dr. Hunter rs a man of pleasing per-
sonality. and readily makes friends by
his quiet unassumng manner His
medical training is the best afforded
by the University of Pennsylvania,
and that means much.
lie has resigned his position here to
accept a higher ono on the staff of the
University of rcnnsS Slvania hospital at
Phlladclphia. Dr Hunter intends TAX
ing "a two years course at this hos
pital, and after completion will study
abroad for like term of years. lie
viii then return to- Philadelphia to
practice.
Or. Walker now junior resident
physician, will succeed Dr. Hunter as
senior resident physician, while Or.
Lewis becomes Junior resident and Dr.
Swarz senior house surgeon. For the
present the hospital will try to get
along with three house doctors as for
mprly.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-06
COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.

Clerk OF the Courts Daniels Yesterday granted
marriage license to William Iolu Myrck and
Bessie Mclean, both OF Oyphant.
An application Tor a charter Tor the Naudling
Hose company No. /, was yesterday filed with
the court The iucoporJtors are George :
Young, c. J. Arnold, William y. Brown, Il. W.
Jones and Thomas salisbury, all residents Of
Nandling,
Ida Campbell yesterday began an action to re.
cover 5000 damages from l.. A Langc, ira
Mitchell and William Butlctt She alleges that
on Dee. ., 1900, the defendant, broke into her
house J, 6jS Adams avenue aud unlswulv
carried OIL her household eood,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-06
PREPARING FOR PARADE
James Lyons Has Been Chosen to
Direct the Demonstration of the
Silk Workers Tomorrow.

There were no new developments
yesterday in the silk mill strike, and
preparations are now being busiH
made for tomorrow afternoons big
parade, and the mass meeting OF the
night. James Lyons, one of the weav-
crs at Reiins, David g. Schoen's
Petersburg mill. was elected marshal
of the parade. and will today name
his aides.
The line OF march - decided upon
is as follows: The marchers will form
on Wyoming avenue facing the Econ
omy building, and viii then proceed
down Wyoming To Spruce, down Spruce
to Franklin, to Lackawanna, up Lacka-
wanna to Adams, to Mulberry, to
Wyoming, To Carpenters hall, where
the parade will dsuand
Fully five thousand girls are OK
pccted to be in line. The Klotz strik-
ers, vino were the first hands to go
out. have been accorded the right to
lead the procession, and one hundred
and fifty strong, will bc in the van.
~ the conclusion of the parade re-
treshments will be served at Carpcn-
tors hall. \ number of contributions
have already been received from the
local merchants, uf fruit, cake and
other articles OF food.
The mass meeting will be held in
the armory. and will b, called to order
by President n u. Nichols, of the
United Mine Workers. at promptly
80 O'Clock. Mother Jones and Com
mitteeman Frederick Dilcher will be
among the nights speakers.
The strikers from Harvey Brcs.' mill
met in Carpenters hall yesterday at
tarnoon. and the Taylor hard silk
workers also held session. Last night
the Klotz girls met at st. Johns hall,
and this afternoon the Taylor soft silk
workers will meet in Taylor. The
Simpson mill strikers wlll convene this
afternoon at st. Joseph's hail. Minooka.
The girls from Valentine Bliss North
Scranton mill met last night at
Leonard's hall.
The following are the donations re-
ceivcd by the strikers committee up
to date;
". l.. sanders. 81; \ Friend, 81; FREUD, 81;
Scranton Bedding company, 80 cents; MI. Cor.
CorIu, - cents; Atlantic and Pacific Tea com
psny, hoV ot orange; NJ. j. Kelly, two boxes
cake: City bakery, three dozen cakes,
The strikers had a special committee
out yesterday afternoon soliciting do
nations and on returning To head
quarters the members of it declared
that their days work had been highly
successful in securing supplies for
luncheon after the parade.
There were no disturbances of any
| nature yesterday, although number
of male hands were at work both at
Petersburg and at Bliss Dickson City
mill. A large number ut girls are en-
pected to come up from Wilkes Barre
for tomorrow afternoons parade, and
delegations from Pittston, Taylor, Mi
nooka and Forest city will also have
prominent places In the line.
Mosher G. Coleman, Tailors,
will occupy their new store in Burr
building about March 20. -
Ask for Kelly's union crackers. 80
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-06
A DEsERTER ARRESTED.
Brought to the City Last Night and
Locked UP.

Edward J. Conarty, deserter from
Company NJ, First artillery, stationed
at Sullivan's island, was brought TO
this city and locked up at police head
quarters by f. ii. Mortimore.
Conarty was arrested yesterday i'm
Schuylkill county by Mortimore and
brought to this city, preparai ary TO
being removed 80 Sullivan's island. lie
deserted on April l6, 1900,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-06
DIR, HUNTER HAS RESIGNED,
Senior Resident Physician at Lacka-
wanna Hospital to Leave.

Dr. John W. Hunter, senior resident
physician at the Lackawanna hospital.
has resigned his position, resignation
10 TAXI effect ON March 10. DR.. Hun
'sr's departure will be regretted. both
~ the other members of the hospital
~. and large circle Of friends and
a6luaintanccs i'm this city
Or. Hunter first made his appcar-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-06
Masquerade Ball,

Fourth annual masquerade ball given
by the s. and S. Hebrew Ladies' Aid
society at Music hall on Wednesday
evening, March Il, Don't forget to
come, as there viii be a lot of enjoy
ment -Four beautiful prizes will be
given to handsomest and most comic1l
costumes, 20
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-06
RATES HAVE ~.
BEEN RAISED
THE INCREASE AMOUNTS TO
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT.

Statement Issued by the Board of
Underwriters with Reference to the
Matter-New Rates Will Remain
in Effect Until Such Time as Ger
tain Improvements in the Fire De-
partment Which Are Recommended
Have Been Complied With--What
These Recommendations Are.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-06

CHURCH sUPPER.-Thc lddic, OF the Calvary
reformed church, located at Monroe avenue and
Gibson street, will serve an unusually fine supper
on Thursday evening, March Z, ia the basement
ct the church. The supper will be q hne one, at
tho moderate p''cc O, 2j cents.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-06

An Increase of - per cent in fire
insurance rates became effective yes
tnrday on all new business and Will BE-
effective from today on all renewals of
policies.
The following statement was given
out last evening by the Board OF
Underwriters:
The advance in insurance rates ~ Scrdntou,
which was yesterday promulgated TO the local
fire insurance agencies by their companies, calls
forth the following explanation from tho scranton
Underwriters association regarding the causes
which have led up 10 thi, action
nbout siX years ago the companies made re.
adjustment OF rates in scranton under what -
regarded as the most perfect and equitable system
of rating that has ever been devised This
schedule has for its basis complete aud de.
tailed statement OF the frc hazard oi the city,
the construction oi buildings liability 10 COM
taeratons efficiency OF building laws, chala"'or
Of water supply, together with the public means
OF preventing and cytinguishing fire. by =
schedule OF charges based upon dcvidtion- from
the standard requirements Offset hr correspond
ing credits ior efficient fire protection q uniform
basis rate i obtained, from which the individual
rate OF each separate building within the rllH
is again determined.
ly the expert in the employ ~ the National
Board Of Fire Underwriters in July, 1889, such
A deterioration in the fife department ami hrc
equipment OF the city was brought to light that,
upon receipt by the companies ut tho inspector :
report, demand made upon the city an'
thoritics for an immediate correction of the matt
ters at fault. These were in part complied with,
but The chici recommendations have been de-
ierrcd.
.,,. ,.,,;,l ~ almost t,v, y,,rs nf waiting
during which no progress has been made toward
the correction and improvement Of the hrc pro-
lection, the insurance companies have determined
to Withdraw tho credit formerly allowed Tor
such protection and an advance OF - cents PCT
SiOO hg, been demanded.
These rates are to remain in effect until -uci
time as the recommendations noted below have
been carried out, and upon their inspection and
approval by the insurance Interests, thc sAu.
charge will be returned to all policy.holdcts pr,
rata tor the mcxpiled term OF their insurance
| The recommendations are as follows;
SUMMARY or RECoNMENDATIoNS,-s -sCRAN
TON, PA.
Inspected april ~. lN0j Rc.in,pc,rd July 81
| lN'0.
|. That the present force ol volunteer drcncl
be dispensed with, and q iully paid and partly
paid call system he established AT each oi th'
present and future company stations
). Organizations Permanently fully paid force
| chief engineer TO have absolute control ot the
| department; one assistant engineer, also to ac
as fire marshal; Que engineer Tor each steam fir,
! engine; one ,tohcr tor each steam tHc engine
| one diver tor each team in the department
| one tllcrmIu for each hook and ladder truCl
| apparatus; three hosemcn tor each steam tire Gu
| guc company; two hoscmon for Cacn ohcmoI
| fire engine company; two hoscmcu for each hos,
| COMPANY. At least ten partly paid call hIeIutI
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-06

CASE DRupPEn.-1he ease against Dominick
ncgDus s3IJuu.kccpcr ON Penn avenue, tor
iho thor o $50 has been dropped, the proserl.
tor j, not satisfied that he lo,t the money in
D"EIt.S place or elsewhere.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-06

NOCNC ClH. WILL pREAC H-Thc famous
voting siT preacher isabel II. Carton, will
H,ayb In the African Methodist Episcopal
Bethel church, at o'c!uc< tins evening. \ col.
lection viii lp taken
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-06

W. &. r. [. NEEENG.--Thc Gl,cu Ridge
Nomen'5 Christian Temperance union will meet
thi, afternoon at o'clock in the Evangelical
church, Copouse avenue. subject Tor the meet.
ing, Temperance hciom WorL." \ cordial IN.
Nitation is oytcudcd to all interested
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-06

PAY DMS-Tla Delaware. LuckaW4nYI and
Western Railroad company yesterday paid the
men at the ina hihc shops and stores department.
Today the employees at the Hal,ttad Hunt
Pcttcbone, Woodward, Ayondalc, Bliss aud
AurilECIo-s collierics will receive their wages.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-06

ENTERED BAlL.--lohn and llUy Sailor, two
oi no boys who were arrested last week at the
instance oi Jaue, Murray tor stealing coal from
h.. mine, gave bail before Alderman Howe yes.
tu.drN