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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-08
POOR BOARD MEETING.
Requests for Free Vaccination Re.
ferred to Bureau Of Health.

The poor board was requested at its
meeting yesterday afternoon TO nave
its outside physicians vaccinate three
children. The board, after much dis
cussion, decided to refer the matter
to the bureau of health, realizing that
II this particular request was granted
IL would open the way for hundreds
of others.
The bureau of health has made no
provision for free vaccination and 1t is
extremely unlikely that 1t will as the
superintendent. Or. w. j.. Allen. has
expressed himself as believing that 1t
is not necessary at this time.
Thomas smith. of 9lS Bellevue place,
an old man whom Director Fuller roc
ognized as one of the members of his
company during the war. was admit
ted to the Hillside home. as was also
his wife. Mr. smith is unable to
work, being paraly2cd
The report of Superintendent Bee
mcr for the month showed that there
are at present in the Hillside home
Just 4j6 inmates. classified as follows:
Insane males. IA: sane males, l3S;
insane females. l3O; sane females, 81.
The total number of inmates on April
90 was Az.
1t was decided To direct Attorney
Scragg to take tho necessary steps to
have tho two oldest Sampson children
now in the Hillside home committed
to the House of Refuge. The home
committee was directed tn have tho
other two Sampson children as we'll as
all other children now at the home
committed To one or more of the char
liable institutions of the city.
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PROVISIONS OF CHASER.
Gives iCouncils Great Power in the
Matter of Levying Taxes.
Changes That 1t Makes.


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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-08

Roger O'Meara, chief of detectives OF
pittsburg, showed that he was also a
sneak thief. January IL last, in the
afternoon, McDermott went to the
Huntington house and rang the front
door bell. The servant girl, Anna
Hoar was alone in tho house at the
time. and before answering the bell
took look through the window at
the person at the door. She saw he
was rather rough looking customer
and rctreatcd without opening the
door.
McDcrmott prabably supposing there
was no one at home, went around to
the back door, broke a pane of glass
in the window, and reaching In was
evidently feling around to find the
key OF bolt when the servant girl saw
him and gave an alarm. McDermott
beat - retreat but was later picked
UP by tho police.
McDermott's story of the affair was
that when he could not rouse the oc-
cupants of the house at the front
door he went around tn the back and
Knocked. While waiting for re-
sponse he pulled out his handkerchief
and in doing this. accidentally struck
his elbow against q pane of glass in
the window pane. He heard the girl
inside and resting his hand on the
sash of the panel stopped over. looked
in, and begged to be excused for
breaking the glass. The girl seemed
to he scared. so he left. The jury
even went so far as to place the costs
on the county.
Joseph Walsh and John Harris, each
of whom has served time in the peni-
Tertiary and county Jail, were con-
victed of stealing a chewing gum
slot machine from in front of Everett
Bros. store on Adams avenue. A
recommendation of mercy was made in
Harris case.
Michael Kupst. through his attor-
ney, George S. Horn, admitted he had
not sufficient evidence to go to trial
in cases brought against Anthony
Peterson. the one charging selling
liquor without license and the other
larceny by bailee. Peterson. it was
alleged, sold a saloon to Kupst. When
Eupst failed to settle. Peterson for
chilly took re-posession.
A jury was out at adiourning time
deliberating on cross cases brought
by Michael Measki and William Ber-
litzki. They work in adjoining places
on d cross-cut in the Pancoast mine.
The trouble is about a cross-cut saw
Measkie took it out Of Berlitski's $
chamber under claim of ownership
and Bcrlitski arrested him for steal
ing it. Measki denied it belonged to
Berliski and had Berlski arrested for
larceny.
A verdict of not guilty was directed
in the case in which William Vaughan,
of Throop, was charged with larceny
by bailec.
a jury was out at adiourning time
in the ease of Violent Redko. charged
by Annie Schlochnick, of Throop. with
assault and battery.
Costs We're placed on Metro Tehan-
skie for failing to appear to prosecute
Wassel Metraskie and Wassel Gam
bic, charged with assault and bat
terry.
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BEFORE JUDGE EDWARDS.

\ verdict of not guilty was returned
yesterday by the jury in the case Of
William Bruning. charged with forg-
cry. in connection with the SWindlinG
Of $1,000 from the tolliery Engineer
company. Judge Edwards was evident
ly much displeascd with the finding.
and did not hesitate to tell the jury so.
This man had practically no defense"
the judge said. you certainly have
been extremely mcrCiful 10 him.
Anthony Ruddy. charged by Agent
Robert Wilson. of the Municipal league.
with selling liquor without a license,
did not respond when his case Waa
called, and d capias was issued for his
arrest.
Mrs. Patrick Dolgher did not appear
to prosecute her husband on the charge
she preferred Of assault and battery
With intent to kill. In constellation of
this AMI the fact that the defendant
had been in jail eightysiX days. a vrr-
diet of not guilty was taken.
Hal Bunting. of Vest Scranton,
charged by j. w. Hogan with cruelty
to animals, was acquitted hy reason OF
the failure Of the prosecutor to appear.
The costs We're placed on the Prose
cutor.
John Schoetz failed II appear to
prosecute the charge of fclonious
voundnc he preferred against Charles
and Caroline kodcch. a verdict of not
guilty WAS directed to enter. and the
costs were placed on the prosecutor.
CapiaSes were issued for Alex. Cork,
charged with assault and battery. and
Andrew Steko. charged with discharg-
ing firearms.
The case in which ox-Conductor =.
j. Kelly is charged with embezzing
from the Scranton Railway company.
WAS put over till Monday. All the other
cases on this weeks list. not already
disposed of, except the twenty-scven
surety cases down for today. We're con-
tinucd till the next term of court.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-08
SHOPPING DAY FOR THE MEN.
Saturday at Richards e. Wirth's
Clothing Store.

Saturday is the day on which the
mon do their shopping, and we tell to-
day of the things that will he of most
interest to them, Flannel suits, which
are meeting with great favor, can be
seen i'm our stock in all the newest pat
terms. They are fine tailored garments,
made To meet the demands of particu-
lar men, for 81 To SIS, There is nothing
like them in the city, and we call es-
peciai attention To our fine window dis
play of these goods. Attention is also
called to the display of summer shirts.
straw hats and mems furnishings
which we make in our window To the
left This new department. contains all
the nobblest patterns in negligee shirts,
hosiery, etc, and we make prices that
cannot fan To please.
Richards g Wirth,
326 Lackawanna avenue.
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BEFORE JUDGE CARPENTER

some things other than the iury's
belief in his innocence probably con-
Spired To secure an acnuittai fOv
Michael McDermott charged with at
tempting To loot the residence of Mrs.
Eleanor Huntington. on Monroe ave-
nue.. One of these things is the fact
that McDermott has paralyzcd and
injured arm and eye; another is the
tact that ninety of the lji days that
have passed since McDcrmott's arrest
We're spent by him in the Lackawanna
hospital, and "A third is that he put
up "A very ingenious defense.
McDermott is a needle pedder. or
pretends TO be. a communication from
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week. The first two men wore Com
missary Sergeant Harry Hcrmans and
Lieutenant w. :. Gould of Company
K., both of whom did their good show
inC last Tuesday. hermans made Il
out of - and Gould 81 out of ~, 81 is
the sharpshooter's mark. Private
Edward Faulkner of the stretchor
corps qualified with 81 Thursday
During the week various arrange
mentS have been made Ia facilitate
travel to the range, and temporary
bridge was built which greatly les
soned the difiiculties of visiting the
shooting grounds. The severe rain of
Thursday, however, completely washed
away the structure.
Companies f. and II, We're To have
PLAYED an indoor baseball game Mon
day night. but this has been delayed
on account of the inspection of H. An
exhibition game Will probably u"
played between + and u, Tuesday
nleht good game is promised when
r. and *. meet. Company f.. is now
organizing team and in Company a,
also there are being made efforts to
gather The strong ball tossers. Ser
geant Will Griffith is tho leading spirit
i'm the movement in this company.
The board Of trustees of the armory
is considering the advisability of
putting in n stand pipe and fire hose
on each floor of the new armOry build
ing. and ii is likely that this excellent
precaution in case Of fire, will be added
10 the equipment of the structure.
An the seats i'm the Jefferson avenue
gallery of the new aTmory are now i'm
place and it is expected thar by next
Tuesday the seals will have all been
adjusted in the other balcony, Each
contains tour hundred seats.
Lieutendn, Walter r. Gunstor Bat
TALON Adjutant of the Thirteenth
regiment arrived home Wednesday
night from New York where he took
the examinations for the position of
lieutenant in the regular army. There
were nine applicants for the place one
from North Dakota. illinois and New
York each, two from New Jersey and
-four from Pennsylvania. Major starr
VAS in charge of the examinations
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-08
sHoPKEEPERs ARRESTED.
They Are Charged with Selling Ex-
plosives to Minors.

Mr. and Mrs. NathanIel SchIeIder, Of
South Washington avenue, were ar
rested yesterday at the instance of
Mrs. Eva T., Peck, of River street, on
the charge of selling explosives TO
minors contrary To law,
Mrs. Pcck's -ycar-oid boy
bought an arrangement known as 4
House that Jack Built on Thurs
day. 1t exploded prematurely wheu
he lit it with the result that his left
eye was so badly injured that it is
feared he viii lose the sight in 1t al
together Both MIR and Mrs. Schlcider
we're held in $500 bail each for a fur
ther hearing on Saturday, June Is.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-08
Fans, Neckwear and Belts.

Our display of ladies' neckwear. fans
and belts is both varied and exclusive.
We invite the ladies of Scranton to call
and inspect this stock, whether they
intend to purchase or not.
Cramer & Wells Co.,
~ 1870 Wyoming avenue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-08

ri OVER BN WAGON.--Mllic lIaymonL. a
G!car-uld hoy whose parents live near Wilkes
Barre. was run over Icy = wagon yesterday after
noon and received a severe cut in the head lie
was taken to tho Moses Taylor hospital
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-08
Lace Curtains Cleaned,

We make speciality of cleaning fine
lace curtains and blankets.
Davis Steam Dye Works,
$40 Penn avenue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-08
New Black Silk Etons

A sample lot at one half price: Sl2. 10
and $3.50 garments for S1.95; $40 and
sll.io garments for s695.
Mears & Hagen
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Oxford Ties

for the children, Send them TO us. we
Will he responsible for the fit, 5Oc., 75c..
81, Sl.3', $l,5o, Mahon's shoe store. 32S
Lackawanna avenue, ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-08

NURSES TO IN \Dl ATE. The graduating cNcr.
cscs of the class OF 1901 OF tho scranton Training
school for Nurses, connected with the Lackawar-
ua hospital. will hc held at ST. Luhcs Parish
House ]mc>da! evening.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-08

Midst MINER DA\CE.-Thc members OF tue
Young Mems Hebrew Beneficial club will conduct
series OF midsummer dances at Guernsey
hall. The opening dance will lie given next Tues
day evening, June II.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-08

INJl RED BY BLAST. frank Pollard. Of West
Scranton and Louis Parry, Of Hampton street,
two niucI> at tho RcCvhlc r"lllCry. were badly
injured yesterday morning ny premature blast.
They were removed TO the Moses Taylor hospital.
II i, Thought tia; Pollard will lose the sight of
one ot hi, eyes. Both men were burned about the
face and hands.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-08
CITY NOTES


PAY DAYS, The Delaware and Hudson com
rany paid yesterday at Oyphant, Eddy Creek
Grassy Island, Latin and Manyille CollCrcS.
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Working Shoes

for men at sl25 and Sl.5o a pair.
Mahon's shoe store, 32S I.ackawanna
avenue. -
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The smokers delight, "kleon" sc.
,igar ~
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NEWS FOR THE
GUARDSMEN
NEW ARMoRY IS NEARING
COMPLETION.

It Will Be Great Magnet to Draw
Members Into the Regiment.
During the Week the One Alb
sorbing Topic Has Been the In
spection of the Different Com
panies-Large Number of Men
Qualifying as Marksmen-Indoor
Base Ball Continues to Attract.
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Ask for Kelly's union crackers. /"
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Draughtsmen's Materials,

at Nortor's, opposite Hotel Jermyn. q
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ASK for Kelly's union crackers. :.
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Steam Heating and Plumbing.
+. f. & NJ. T. Howley 23l Wyoming ave.
Account Books and statiorer,

at Norions, opposite Hotel Jermyn. ;
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-08

Try the new 5c cigar "Klcon." =.
Ask for kelly's union crackers :.
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During the week the one absorbing
topic among members of the guard
has been the inspection of the local
| companies Of the regiment. and each
night the audience which has watched
the men being put through their PAGES
has been largely composed of soldier
boys from other companies. 1t was
rurposed to conclude the city in
spections but the fates evidently willcd
it otherwise, and Company H. will not
be inspected until Monday night.
The inspection was listed for Thurs
day night in Scranton, but the drill
room was being used for other pur-
poses and the examination was there
fore postponed until Monday night.
Major Millar will then be busted in
specting Company G.. of Montrose and
he will detail one of the staff officers
probably Ad.iutant u. b. Atherton TO
look after Company II.
Last night Companies d. and +. We're
inspected Captains Foote and Marri-
nan led their men throug the severe
drilling, each company making very
fair showing. on the whole, the ma ior-
ity of companies sized up pretty Well
To the nc Giments OH this Inspection and
satisfactory to their officers. Company
l., made the hest showing i'm attend
ance, full one hundred per cent. Of
Captain Rauh's men turning out on
Tuesday night,
The official averages will he announc-
ed within a few weeks by Major Aillar,
and in the meanwhile the boys are
snNiously awaiting the figures which
hIa al nf
their actions under the inspectors
eagle eye,
The members of Company u, arc
working day and night on the arrange
nents for the military bah which they
will give i'm the armory soon after the
big opening affair 1t will he held
Monday night. June H. and six hundred
invitations will he issued for it, The
invitation committee consists of Lieu
tenant Russell, Sergeant Ralph Greg
DRY, Company Clerk IL. Kinsley and
Private +. Young. The music commit
tee is made up of Sergeant Charles
Adams and Musicians Mills and stan
ton, The rafreshment Nart of the
night is being looked after by Ser
geant CoXey and Lieutenant Russell
Companies H. l. and r have conf
bined along social lines and will de-
vote their continued energies Ia making
notable affair out of the military
ball which they propose giving. 1t is
to he held Juae IS. the night f: lowing
Company Ds Ball
Three men qualified as sharpshooters
at the Dickson City range during the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-08

rRlXE OFFERED. The Alumni association Of
Princeton University OF Northeastern, pcnu>yl.
Nani1 will "ncr freshman entrance prize of 50
10 tie student passing the best examination Tor
admission 10 tho freshman class The examination
will he held commencing Thursday. june IL, at
q. M. in the Conne hlidng, Scranton. For
furthcr Information call at 6Wo Comcl building
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-08

FUNERAL or MRS. Lofrl S.-'rhc funeral oi
Mrs. William +. Lotus took place yesterday
morning from her late homo on Gibson street
\ requiem mass was celebrated in ST. Peters
cathedral by Rev Miles MrManns and inrcrncn,
was made in Dumorc Catholic cemetery. The
rdl'hcarcrs were: John Tully. Philip Srhulcr,
Samuel Campbell, John Mcdonald, Miles Ticrucy
and John KrOHcr.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-22
pELEoATlos is MAD.
Local Democrats Return From conven
ton Somewhat Disguised.

L ocal Democrats Return From conven-
ton Somewhat Disguised.
The Marshall county delegation to the
democratic state convention arrived
from Des Moines this morning, after
participating in the thick of the plat
form fight against the Kansas City plat
form. Those III attendance We're Messrs.
Charles Henry, T. F. Bradford, A. G.
DAILY, "A. 7. Lowery, j. E. Smith. j. r.
Mcdonald, Byron Webster, DR.. Chesire,
William Dunn, NJ. A. Joy, Nelson
Lackey, w. A. Garrettson, II. McClus-
ky, /. II. Forbes, A. L. Gay, Ed Schill-
ing and Marshall Anderson.
The Marshall county delegation is
Disguised at the outcome
OF the convention. as matters did not
come it's way. Stiger was the favorite
among the local delegates for the guber-
Material nomination, and the delegation
was almost unanimous against the sill
yer plank of the/platform adopted; But
enc delegate. Mr.. Lowery. Of LaMoille.
voted for the endorsement Of the Kan
ass City platform, the thirteen other
delegates going on record as opposed to
clinging to dead issue. Being on the
losing side on all the important ques-
tions before the convention. the delega-
ton can not be said to have been an in
fuential one.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-22
cAUsssyor s1oMAc4 TROUBLES.
Four ProsSssors Claim That Quick
slUnehea Brine on 0isansaa. &.

Four Prostssors Claim That Quick
Slunehss Bring on 0tssasss.
M The business lunch" threaf lens to ac-
cOmrlish the destruction OF the human
race or 20 much of 1t as dwells inSlarge
American cities-if the statistics adj
duced by eminent physicians and SUR
4 icons, at a meeting OF the Chicago Med
zeal Society, are found to be the unfail-
Ing mirrors Of destiny that the doctors
promise.
In the alarming increase OF intestinal
Z or gastric" ulcers such eminent medi-
cal practitioners as Drs N. S. Davis,
3 Jr.. w. "A. Evans, j. B. Herrick and e..
w. Andrews announced In a symposium
that they feared the American stomach
would give out In the course Of time
unless the public becomes wise enough
method of hasty eating.
It would seem that danger from gas
trio liberation Is not confined alone to
the men, who are the consumers of the
business lunches, but that women are
also threatened. To the women's habit
OF eating q few bites at many hours of
the day their Imminent perilsis ascribed.
Every one should counteract the dam
ger brought about by too hasty or over
eating by taking at meal times DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin and Herb Laxative
Compound. This wonderful medicine
will keep the stomach in perfectly
healthy condition, preventing and per-
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do not find it at your druggists, write
us and we will send a free sample and
an interesting book on stomach trou-
bles Pepsin Syrup Company. Monticel-
10. III.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-22
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES
SOUTHEAST VIENNA

SOUTHEAST VIENNA.
Aug. 22.-Mr. Witzel and family of LIE
Grand visited with his son, Charles,
Sunday. He was accompanied by his
father.
Mr.. Isaac James went to Jefferson
City, Mo-, Tuesday, tolyisit his sister.
Mr.. and Mrs Ned Damn attended the
reception at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Benson, given in honor Of their
son. Ernest, and bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yves Yetley, who have
been. living in Marshalltown for the last
two years. move onto their farm Mon
day. He has erected wind mill and
will enlarge the house and otherwise i'm
prove the place, which will be occupied
by his tenant after March !, when he
Will move onto the home place.
Mesdames George Buihner and
Charles Amidon attended the Rose Hill
Aid Society at the home of their sister.
Mrs. Enoch Blake, near Toledo Wednes-
day.
The. Vienna township Sabbath. school
convention will be held in the grove op-
posite the Center school house Sunday.
Aug. IS. An interesting program has
been arranged. Everybody Is cordially
invited to attend.
Mr. Albert Cook has returned from
North Dakota and Minnesota, where he
has spent the Last two weeks He pur-
chased half section Il land In the lat
ter esate. j
NJ. ana Mrs Hear, cober ana soss,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-22
ATTEMPTED HoLD-uP.
Dog Rescuss Young Master From Rob
ber's Hands,

Fred veren. a boy Is years of age.
residing with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter veren, 40s Union street, met with
an exciting experience Wednesday night
and was saved from being robbed by
highwaymen by a faithful st. Bernard
dog. Young yeren had been sent to the
Pilgrim drug store by his father for
some medicine, and was given a IS bill.
When near the corner OF Fourth avenue
and State street he was set upon by q
man. who jumped from an alley and
grabbed the boy by the collar. veren
struggled and attempted to run, and his
cries attracted his st. Bernard dog,
which had accompanied him. The dog
attacked the robbed and knocked him
down, thus allowing veren to escape be-
fore his money was taken. AS he ran
lGway he observed two other men come
70 the fescpe Of his assailant ana then
make their escape. veren sayo the man