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'The Light of Other Days" words by
Thomas Moore, music by Axel Spilhs ug.
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meo Iiaup eler Srsel Nffompa nFmeut.
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frembpber noaen @onifeligbeoer. -
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Sp.: Grieianalen foiteoe noset oper ipu
Mifioner Dollars.
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-03
Pleas of Guilty.

Pleas of guilty were entered yester-
day by the following:
Vanderbilt Sampson, Il colored boy
of Is, admitted stealing $40 from r. Q.
Bryant. Spruce street cigardealer.
and a gold ring from Miss Nora Lind
say. He was sentenced to one year and
six months in the penitentiary.
George Turner. pretty South
Scranton girl of 16, admitted having
stolen articles Of clothing from Mrs.
Susan Nicholson of Washington ave-
nue. for whom she worked. She will
be sent to the House of Refuge.
Arthur Armstrong, age II; Edward
Lord, age 16, and William Reeder, age
Is. pleaded guilty to burslarizing the
stores of Max Blume. j. B. Brune and
II. Godschlager of West Scranton, in
October. and Lord and Armstrong also
admitted entering the store of S. r..
Jones & Co. All of these places are on
Main avenue. West Scranton. They
will be sentenced Saturday.
Thomas Reilly admitted having stol-
en- the horse and carriage of a. r.
Gould of Clay avenue. Reilly lives on
the South Side. There is another in
dctment charging horse stealing pend
ing against him. He will be sentenced
Saturday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-03
CHARGED With LIBEL.
All the Members of Strikers Execu.
tive Committee Arrested at the
Instance of S. C. Bunnell.

Samuel c. Bunnell, one of the strik-
ing street car men, who returned to
work last week. yesterday caused the
arrest of the twelve men comprising the
strikers executive committee, all of
whom he charges with criminal libel, in
that they drew up and caused to be
printed in the local papers a statement
in which he alleges he was DETAINED
and held up to public contempt and
ridicule.
The twelve joint defendants are as
follows: p. ], Shea, George o. Kagler,
Thomas r. Edwards, NJ, j. Barrett, r.
NJ. Messit. a. I.avelle, Patrick Keegan,
Edward Edwards, +. Fl, Surine, Elias
Cobb, NJ. j. Hart and +. j. Swift. The
warrants We're served upon nearly all
of the above men and they We're notified
10 appear for a hearing tomorrow af-
ternoOn at 3 O'Clock in Magistrate Mil
lars office.
The statement which Bunnell claims
contains libel was printed in The Tri-
hume on November 20. and was issued
and signed by the strikers executive
committee IT refers to the men who
returned to work as ''miscreants' and
accuses them of having been employed
by the company as spies. 1t further
sets forth that they are uneducated
and therefore incapable OF writing GER
tain letters which appeared i'm the
papers signed with their names.
Mr.. Bunnell. the prosecutor is repre-
scented by Attorney Joseph O'Brien
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-03

The best team bowling of the season
was done last night by the Backus.
Green Ridge. Eks and Scranton Bi-
cycle club teams OF the Northeastern
Pennsylvania Bowling League. The
Black Diamonds lost two games to the
West End Wheelmen, but neither OF
these latter two teams did anything
at all remarkable.
The bowling of the Baclus team in
the three games which it won from
the Green Ridge Wheelmen, thus tying
the Black Diamonds for first place,
was the best OF the season, so far.
Every man on the team with one en-.
ception scored over 800 for the three
games and Meister, the exception. was
only three pins behind that figure.
Roll had high score, a02 and high aver
age. 1884. Hopkins being a close second
with 1888. The Green Ridgers rolled
three good games but had hard luck.
The score:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-03
PERSONAL.

Roy Mesarsc spcnc last week i'll New >oIk,
Harry b. Strong, nt South Main avenue, Is in
syracuse, ~ Y, on business
Eugene Fellows, OF Cornell is spending lew
,iays at his home on South Main avenue.
Miss stella Bellies. OF slickshinny. is visiting
dr. and Mrs. Lynn Bellies. Of Price street.
Master Car Builder l.. T. Canfcli. OF the Lici.l.
wanna railroad, was in New York yesterday.
Miss Caroline Van Woimcr. Of Port Jcr>is. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. AIDE! Moore. of Ridge
Row.
Mrs. Max 1routiclt ard son. Edgar. have re-
Turned from New York, where they spent Thanks.
giving.
Superintendent Of Car Service VI. j. Casey. OF
The Lucklwanna railroad, has returned home from
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs William ,lancison have returned
home from their wedding tour and will reside cn
South Main avenue.
Mrs. l.. Stewart, of Adams a,cnnc. who has
been visiting in kalL,as for the past six weeks,
returned home yesterday.
Misses Kate a. Walsh and Agnes Gibbons of
#. II. Wulshs store, Railroad avenue, spent sun
day with friends in iNoca.
Mrs. Charles lIoyic, OF Summit Hill, is the
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mis-. James W.
James, of South R2bc,ca avenue.
Deputy United States Marshal j. W. Snyder re-.
turned yesterday from Coudcr'port where he al
rested Lafayette Mattoon for opening another
PERSONS letters. The ease dismissed by nj
ted States Commissioner Stchbns.
Cards have been received in this city aunounc
ing the marriage Of &. L.. Whitney, the well
own lulnolist AMI special correspondent, to
. Agnes Scvcly, which was solcmnz'd at
iclimtoll on Nov. 2.--Alr and Mrs Whitney
II he at home after Dec. 10 at No. I Jackson
e,icci, S,lsIuchinna,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-03
THOUGHT FATHER SHOULD PAY
Twenty-Five Year Old Kicked on Set.
tling with the Treasurer.

city Treasurer Robinson was stopped
in the hall of the municipal building
yesterday afternoon by q much ex-
cited young man who was wildly way
ing a. statement of taxes.
II want to know about this said
he. I'm assessed here for a city tax
and they tell me In your office that It's
charged up against me. What Is the
reason of this?''
II don't know" said the city treas
urer. How old are you"'
"Twenty-fve. but | don't have any
money of my own. I turn all my pay
over to my father. 1t isn't as IL l was
paying my board and keeping the rest.
can't be taxed. l know. They've got
no right to. MY father is the man
who should be taxed
The city treasurer explained to the
young man that he was the one who
would have To be taxed but that 1t
would be only proper for his father to
pay up, considering the circumstances.
The young man wouldn't be convinced
and went off vowing that city officials
in general were Il lot OF thieves.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-03

IS ON TRIAL
CHARGED WITH THE MURDER
OF DAVID THOMAS.
Crime Was Committed in the Arch
bald Mine and Pick Was the
Weapon Used-colonel H. M.
Boies, Townsend Poore and s. s.
Hines Are Among the Jurors
Called to Try the Accused-Hatton
Case May Be Called for Trial To-
day-Court Notes.

Anthony Tomashfski, whose home is
near the Sibley, was put on trial before
Judge John r. Kelly in the main court
room yesterday morning charged with
killing David Thomas of Feltzvile in
the Archibald mine of the Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western company on
June last. Tomashifski was a miner
and Thomas a young man OF % was
u runner. They had a quarrel and
Tomashifski grabbed a pick and drove
the point of it through Thomas skull.
The latter lived about thirteen hours.
Thomas was u big. handsome fellow
and would have been married q week
following the killing.
The accused is a Pole. married. and
about 40 years of age. He has evident
ly suffered great mental anguish since
he committed the crime and as he sat
In court yesterday with his hands
tightly clasped in front of him he pre-
sented picture that moved the spec
tators to pity. Attorneys John NJ.
Harris and G. Il. Oliver are defending
him. The interests of the common
wealth arc looked after by District At
torney w. Il. Lewis and Attorney II. L..
Taylor.
1t is slow work selecting Il jury. The
panel was exhausted yesterday at $50
O'Clock and only nine Jurors We're Sc
cured. The movement to get the lead
ing men of the community to do jury
duty is bearing fruit for among the
men selected yesterday to try Tomas
hifski are Colonel Fl. Nj. Boies. Town
send Poore, OF the Scranton Pump COM
pany: S. S. Hines, coal operator: Pres
ton Brown. farmer. Scott; Michael
Brennan, lineman, Nlayfield, Virgil II.
Chrisman, miller. Scranton: Charles
Hammes, barber. Dunmore: William
Ripple, farmer. Ransom; Andrew NAL
oney. miner, Scranton.
In his examination Colonel Boies
said he had no information with refer
ence to the crime, no scruples against
capital punishment and no prejudice
against foreigners. He was promptly
accepted by commonwealth and de-
fense.
After the panel was exhausted Judge
Kelly ordered that special venire
of twenty jurors be drawn by the
sheriff. the men to be produced in court
this morning when an effort will be
made to secure the three jurors
needed.
Yesterday forty-eight Jurors were
called of whom thirty were challenged
for cause. five by the commonwealth
and four by the defense.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-03
BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS.
Two Were Filed Yesterday with
Clerk E. R. w. Searle.

.Arian II. Bahny, of Wilkes Barre a
former merchant yesterday filed VOL
untary petition with Clerk II. II. w.
Searlc, of the United States district
court, asking to be declared a bank
rupt His debts amount to $2,952. and
in his petition he sets forth that he
has absolutely no assets, except cloth
ing and a watch, valued at 800, both
of which are exempt.
Harrison Bros, of New York, and
the Frank Nj. Whiting company, OF
New York also filed Il petition asking
that Malcolm Mac Keller, of Wilkes
Barre, who owes them Sl,000, be adj
judged II bankrupt. Judge Archibald
granted II rule on Mr.. Mac Keller di-
rectinG him to appear on Dec. II, at
10 Il. m, and show cause why the
prayer of the petitioners should not
be granted
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-03
Additional Passenger Train Service
via Southern Railway.

Effective Nov. "a. the Southern Rail
way will operate through train service
from Washington via Richmond, Va,
to Florida and points south.
The new train will be known as No.
80 and will leave Washington at 1851
a. IN. over the Washington southern
Railway and arrive Jacksonvilc. Fla,
at 915 a. m. This train carries first
class coaches and Pullman dra wing
room sleeper between Washington and
Jacksonville also has dining car SER
vice. The above train is in addition
to the full complement of train ser
vice Of Southern Railway via Lynch
burg and Danville.
Cllas. L. Hopkins. District Passenger
Agent. Southern Railway, S2s Chestnut
ST.. Philadelphia. will furnish all in
formation. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-03
The Hatton Case.

II. c. Hatton. who is charged with
perjury by the Municipal League. will
in all probability be tried this week.
1t is the second case on the list for
this week and when the list was called
yesterday Attorneys j. II. Torrey and
Il. Il. Beers. representing the league,
asked that the case go over until the
next term. They said that they did not
know until Saturday that w. p. Bo-
land, one of their most important wit
nesses had left the city and will not
return for Il month or six weeks.
Attorney Joseph O'Brien and George
Nj. Watson who appeared for Hatton
objected most strenuously to con-
tinuance. The case had been on the
list for four terms, they said and each
time had been continued at the re-
quest of the prosecution. They We're
entitled to a trial, they said and in
sisted upon having it. If the testi-
mony of Mr.. 3oland was so material
they would agree to allow the notes
of his testimony, taken before Alder
man Fuller at the preliminary hear
ing. to be used. Judge Kelly there
upon refused to grant continuance
and the case may be called today.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-03
MANY VIEW The GIFTS.
Crowds of Children Delighted by
The Tribune's Display of
Christmas Presents.

Interested groups of children could
be seen all day yesterday in front OF
The Tribune Office. gazing with bright
eyes upon the many Christmas gifts
temptingly displayed therein. All
seemed to know why the presents
were placed on view and many of the
children had a deeper interest in them
than being mere observers. Those who
have not yet started in on the fascin-
ating game of word building, and who
saw the display. are very apt to have
been quite Industrious in that occupa-
tion last evening. The children of
Scranton and vicinity are invited to
come to the office at any hour of the
day and see for themselves whether it
is worth while to enter the contest.
There We're just a dozen lists that
reached the contest editors desk yes
terday, some of them being very we'll
constructed and of goodly length.
The authors names are:
Griffith Reese. 613 North Hyde Park avenue.
Courtney Boardman, Dalton
Grace Edwards, 220 North Blakciy street, Dun.
more.
Frank White, Forest City.
Russell D. Rdecway. 1882 Paul street.
Raymond Marcy, l23 Terrace street, Caloon.
dale
William Fceney, s62 Locust street.
Harry Bradley, 625 Washington avenue.
Charles Brown, $50 Brcck GoLr.
Ida l.. IIouck, 629 Moir court.
Ralph d. Dershcimcr l23 Chestnut street, Qua.
more.
Harry Gibbs 2l7 South Main avenue.
The rules of the contest seem to be
pretty we'll understood now, as there
Nere M letters containing u,nstions
received yesterday. Those who have
not heard of The Tribunes JUNIOR
Educational Contest should read the
advertisement on the fourth page:
christmas Gifts for the Children"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-03
TIE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-TUESDAY. DECEMBER g. 1901.

fore Judge Ferris. of Luzerne county,
In No. 2. of stealing u bundle of clothes
belonging to Miss Biesecker from the
waiting room of the Delaware. Lacka.
wanna and Western station.
When court adjourned, Mrs. Matte
$. Cummings and her son, Howard
Bates. were on trial for conducting n
bawdy house ut Carbondale. Constable
Michael Moran is prosecutor. The de-
PENDANTS vigorously deny the charge
but admitted that Lizzie Younas and
Carrie stiles visited the place frequent
ly and were arrested there when the
house was raided
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-03
TO SEE "sIDE-TRAcKED."
President Gompers, of A. F. of L..
Will Witness plav Tonirht

President Samuel Gompers. OF tho
American Federation OF Labor. togethe,
with the members of the executive
council of that organization. will wit
ness the production of "Sicle Tracked
at the Academy of Music tonight
The play made Il big hit with last
nights audience, and II is expected that
Il goodly number of delegates To the
convention will witness II tonight.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-03
MISS HEREFORD, MoNoGoLIsT.
Is to Appear at the Bicycle Club
House Tonieht,

Miss beatrice IIerford, the famous
monoloeist will appear at the Bicycle
club tonight. She is celebrated in her
particular roles and has visited this
city but once and that was at private
entertainment given at the home of
Air. and Mrs. w. w. Scranton. The
present affair is under the auspices of
the Young Ladies' society of the First
Presbyterian church and aside from it's
great attractions i'm itself deserves the
hearty support of our townsfolk The
following is the programme:
Duel, ''Nndoiels .liensCnel
Mis-. II, II. Brld,' a., Ralph Williams.
Tile BooL Agent .,,...;....,,.,.. Miss llerlold
"BindJlcyo" ................,,...,. 81 ,al
Mr.. Williams.
''P!azli Ladies .,....,..,...,.....Mis Miss lleriord
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-03
GREEN RIDGE.

About as good bowling was done by
the Elks and Scranton Bicycle club
teams, the former winning two out of
the three games. Each team made over
500 for each game.
Dimler had high score. 2l2, while
Phillips and Bartl We're tied for high
average with $50. The score:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-03
81 MAl.Nlt

Mean atmospheric pressure, 5o06; highest pr =.
sue, 20; date, 10th; lowest pressure, ehi5
date, eth Mean temperature, ~ degree; higi'
est temperature, 81 dcgrcc, date, LIST; lowest
Temperature, lG degrees, date 2sth greatest daily
,anee or tcmpcrIwc, 33 degrees, date, ai
least d1ly lnge "i tenpefalmc, md; date
1,th; mean temperature nr This month 3j de-
elces; mean temperature Tor this month for Two
Years, 30 degrees; prevailing direction of wind
northwest, rs per cent; total ,nt vcnlen OI wind
S.iS miles; maximum Velocity OF wind, dirrr.
,ion, and date, 32 miles, from northwest on lilh:
total precipitation, 2js inches: number oi days
with ,0l inch or more OF precipitation. S; total
precipitation lu mcnc.I iur this month. rs;
average precipitation tor this month Tor two
years, Is nvhrs; number OF clear ildy., ii; Dlrf-
ly cloudy days, 4 CLOUDY days. % Dates "a,
FROST light, not lc'ml,d, heavy. moi recorded
killing, not recorded Ahln relative humidity,
20 per cent, total snowfall IS inches.
T, II, Clarke,
Local Forecast Oihcial,
Smoke the new kleOn DC cigar -
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Finest Christmas Gift.

An Oriental Rug as Christmas
gift. Give this hint to your friends
You ought TO get one of these beau
tiful rugs which we have appropriated
for our Christmas trade.
Michaelian Bros. & Co,
- ia Washington ave.
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Benefit of Young Ladies' Society.

Miss Beatrice Herford, the monolo-
sist. will give an entertainment at the
Bicycle club house. Tuesday evening
Dec. 3. under the auspices of the Young
Ladies' society Of the First Presbyter-
ian church. ~
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High Grade Teas and Coffees.

All our goods are bought direct from
the importers. We are giving YOU the
best quality and prices as our husi-
ness is devoid Of prizes or schemes.
Imperial Tea and Coffee Co,
422 Spruce Street.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-03
Our Holland Brand Coffee

Is sterilized in roasting. 1t is a.
strictly pure unadulterated coffee. It's
reputation for purity. strength and
flavor will always be maintained. Spe-
cial, &c lb.
Imperial Tea and Coffee Co,
w 422 Spruce Street.
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El.liS.
SCRANTON BICYCLE CLUB.

The champion Black Diamonds lost
two games to the West End team on
the formers alleys. Foley had high
score, 1872. while Weigand had high
average, III. The score:
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DR.. $. G. Snyder. dentist has re-
moved to l2S Adams avenue. ~