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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-13
WEST SCRANTON

that the board and citizens generally
ought to know what is being done.
lie felt that the department of public
works Is doing noble work. aud from
his long experience in councils he was
III II position to know what has beet,
done in the department in the past
ana what is now being done. Fully
twenty blocks Of roadway have been
repaired and graded, he said, since he
took charge of the work. all of which
have been done with view 10 per-
manent road building.
He spoke in a praiscworthy manner
of the great power Director Roche
is TO the department, and said
that he Is 81 great worker. and is doing
his utmost to improve the condition of
the city thoroughfarcs. But, he added.
II will require considerable time and
money to accomplish ali the work un-
der way.
President Daniels, Secretary Moscr
and w. Il. Hughes We're appointed n
committee TO arrange for II public
meeting. to be held next month. when
Director Roche will deliver the
address. Mr.. AIoscr and Mir. Reese
took occasion to compliment Director
Roche ana superintendent Thomas for
tho splendid work they have doro sine"
assuming Cha,gc of the department.
and referred particularly to the im-
rrovemcnts made III Jackson, Scranton
and Ninth streets.
The question of changing the loca-
tion of electric lights was taken up Tor
consideration. and it was the opinion
of the board that the lights should be
raised To height of Twenty-Five feet A
special committee. l.. r. Wedeman. u.
Fellows Mason and w. Haydn Evans,
We're appointed to act in conjunction
with councilnen and So" what can be
done in the matter.
Gcorg" Daniels. West Scranton corr
of the Republican was
elected an honorary member of .he
board.
The matter of securing electric liEnts
and fire protection for West Park was
discussed and referred to the streets
and bridges committee. Mr.. Thomas
explained that the land owners must
conform to city grades and require
mcnts before anything can hc done in
the matter. After several minor mat
ters were discussed, the board adj
iu,lrnnd
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-13
NUBS OF NEWS.

Mss Louise Hlatrr, OF Maple street, has le.
TUNED non Philadelphia. where She attended the
funeral OF a relative.
Peter >cholz the littson avenue tcama,cr, has
ha' such ari>h vi work recently. owing TO the
street car strike. that ho has had TO purchase
another Team of horses, which are doing bnsincs,
on the bu, line between the tonnnll Hose COM
pany's headquarters and the city every day.
Fresh Fish. Oysters and CLANS NJ sunday >
Market, ~ Cedar avenue
Willard Nohrcr. = snajl hoy, Wis pushed
against the llilng oi No. school which le al.
tends, by i playmate yesterday morning aud
quite badly hurt lie wLs taken to the home oi
hiS parent, a, I'D Elm street. whore Dr. Nolh
W., called upon to put three stitches in an ugly
cash on the forehead.
Recent IcnovitionI, alterations and painting
have improved the stores and dwellings oi M,>>rS.
Graf, NcstpIal and Mrs. icSringvr, All within 4
distance ot two blocks ON Pitt.tou av,i,ic.
The uslnd mi,Wcrk services Will b. held this
evening at the Hickory street German irrsaytcr.
ian church,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-13
Leak in Gas Main.

early yesterday morning strong
odor of gas manifested itself ut Birch
street ana Cedar avenue. The Scran-
ton Gas and Water company was noti-
fled ana its employees located Il leak
in front of Maths store. Temporary re-
pairs were made by plugging the leak
ana the permanent work which was
put off until today owing to the rain
will De started this morning.
The smell of gas prevadcd the houses
OF Mr.. Hartman. MIR. Matti. Mr.. and
Mrs. Weber Mr.. Kessler. and Mrs.
Griescr While the older folks We're
not seriously affected, some of the chill
dren were made quite i'll, and IL ply
Sician was called to Mabel Matti. and
her father, whose condition owing to
inhalin- the gas, was for n time Sc
rious. Tjr. kolb WAS hastily summoned
at $50 II. M. and administered reuc-
dies To countcract the effects of the
poisonous fumes.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-13
A Notable Lecture.

William Ahrahams. NJ. T.. who is
more popularity known as "Mabon. -
will deliver a lecture in Mears' hall.
South Main avenue, on November 20,
ut 1.3O y. M, on tn" subject, "A Night
in the House of Conmons.'
Mr.. .Ahrahams is we'll and widely
known on more than one account. He
has been the leading light in all labor
movements i'll England for years past
50 much that he is considered to he
one of the best authorities. He is
hardly less prominent in eisteddfodic
circles.
He has occupied a seat in the house
of commons for many years, represent
ing the most important Welsh elcctor-
ate. namely, the Rhondda He was
elected by IL larger majority than any
other member of that house at the last
election. His speeches in the British
parliament have attracted much atten-
tion at home and abroad
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-13
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

1L, "a ph,...- . ~
v,.r .,.,,. -. W "','''s' '"''N u
I,,, 10. ,,,, H.. u, ''""' "">'"s o''h called
W;Il,,,, ,,.'," WE ",.-'"e'' n.
] ],t ''",' u Nrr' fH'n,"''' Wio i 'ow
,,r' =, 'MM 'o''c-"' WIZ gi'r an enter
u,,I',';., ~, way 'N'"'hS "t '"' simpson
',t""',,' ,r',,"P"' '"H'rh
,i''' D",'s, ''r '"'"r''h wing Nh"i Il 'y' N''
"',,,'' I ''""!' ',' no' "c.'p'o" Inc r""'!rn-c
VIII" VIII W., '" y, '," M"lr" ', Slo1l i'r $780, and
WILL no, '"s' .hH matter M until hest year.
"" n.H' n''' second h'>N singers OF the oNto'd
t ''a' ','' ''',i '','"''"' III '''"p"r"'Nn hJil
,'', 'v'-' ""u'' '' "'F'''''l oi 'lc leader,
law" Nl'Pi'h''
''' N,",'"1 '''''r' al 'h' Holy .t",N "Nai'h
''r ns'"S We" ''''au'u' ana "'r 'nl'n1 OF good
''Su"H'
nN'''"h No. l. M''r"' order Of liihetnl n',
,',' 'P'''"! meeting IN Young Mems Institute
n"' '''' "'""'nE, ana transacted business pcIt'in'
'T |" '"' Organization
~" ,rh,p'''n,' society was "ls'nj/'d IN Ga"
h'"'N"' ""l'h 'AN'n''iI' Methodist church Last
c',n'h-
ne me"hrN OF 81 MARKS lntlrran rhu',h
Hr'i i '"nE'"gA''"nl meeting lat evening,
N"'cH was Largely attended. Business pertaining
TO IN" .hnl'h vas liE'n np and acted upon.
'ir L'eN cub held another "f their rniolohlc
So'a' SeS'"" la. cN'nlng Ia l.nHr'' Evans ho,"',
On '8'hS"'' street. large number wr'n present,
NN'thr ilNhl"' OF Robinson s'tcr', an cmploye
At the NJ pleasant min'S, hal hi, back severely
"rrn'"r,i on A"nd"r by car falling ON him
Rev Lyman Abbott VIII lecture at Tire ly,oUm
th"dt" ON IN"'d,y evening, Nur. H. On "Our
iloil"' AMI lhr l,ncm."S"
NJ. aud NI@, rtuirh Euty, al ANct cIlu and
ln',.n" rn"r'S, wc,r trn'lcIrd Il surprise party
".nt'N by an, nnmhcr u their fr!cnl'
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-13
Two Funerals Yesterday.

The funeral Of the lat" Edwin Thorn
as. who met death at Monongahela
City by being run down by Il switch en-
Sinc, was conducted yesterday after
noon from the home Of dcceascd's sis
ter, Mrs Conner Price, Oh South Hyde
Park avenue.
Rev. Thomas Bell of Meridian. y. Y.
II former pastor of the Plymouth Con-
ereSational church, conducted the SER
vices which We're attended by many
friends of the family. Interment was
made in the Washburn street cemetery.
The pull-hearerS We're q. II. Davis,
Elias II. Evans. Howell Harris. David
NJ. Reynolds, John wilkins jr., and
John t., Bradley
Services over the remains of Samuel,
the infant child Of Mr.. aud Mrs. John
NJ. williams, We're held at the family
residence on North Main avenue yes
tcrday afternoon. mtermcnt was
mad" in the Washburn street cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-13
Erminie Club Dance.

Tho popularity of tho Erminie club
informal dances was fully attested last
evening, when. despite the inclcmcncy v
OF the weather, Mcars' hail was crowd
ed with merry dancers, who responded
to the clubs invitations. Tho music by
i3aurr's men was a feature of the
event Among those present We're:
Misses clara Sanders. Bertha Wctt-
ling. Anna Hans. t.dyth NJ. Poust. Del.
Ia Davis. Belle Warren. Pearl Il.
ltresgc, Alice .Alldorf. Hattie Wade.
Alice Williams. May Williams. Jennie
Luce. lila Hernc. Stella 1'ropp. Grace
Thayer, Helen De Long. Miss Phillips
Miss Seward. Miss Bcvans. Miss Ma
thias. Mrs. Elmer Crane. Cora Rich
ards. Grace Sloat. Mollic Drake. Mrs
u. q. Hoffman, Miss Hughes. Mrs. Da-
vid Fuhrman. Misses Jones. Ida Jones.
Name Reese. Louise Sitnons, Lott:c
Nockroth. Miss Russe. Miss Jones. Miss
Faust, Miss Ross. Miss Kellar. Kate
Davis. Helen Gunster, Miss Washburn.
Mcssrs. Ed Holman. Frank Clark. DR..
Lunger. Harry Smith. Hal Gillespie. j.
B. Grimes. Al. Armstrong, Lou Hughes.
Robert Marshall Burt Jones, Howard
Morse. Frank Riley Edward Hoffman.
Gus Eynor. Thomas Stephens, Messrs.
Pitcher, w. w. Brieg. Elmer Crane.
David Fuhrman. George Waters.
George Bush. Paul Hoffman. Lew Tap
per- Rupert Thomas. Edward Olldori.
Thomas Marsh, j. Il. Fuhrman, Arch
Brown. w. i. Gardner, Henry Brun-
ing, Harry Jenkins. Robert Petit. Da-
vid Williams. Fred Strong. Howard
Williams. John Devinc. Harry OlldOrf,
II. Bohr. NJ. 4. Reese, Will Fowler. a.
Thaycr. John Howell. Mr.. Tewksbury,
John Nipond. Fred Warner. Art. Alex
ander. VIII Meyers, Mr.. Pierson.
Charles Rich. Clarence Osland. Jack
Drake. Mr.. .tthcrton. Mr.. Parson, VIII
Neville.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-13

trouble. She says: ~ had poor diges-
ton nearly all my life. 1t now seems
To me that for years never knew what
1t was to he hungry, To have a good ma
tural appetite.
Il was troubled with gas in stomach
causing pressure on the heart with pal
pitation and short breath. Nearly ev-
erything [ ate sOured on my stomach,
sometimes had cramps in the stom-
ach which almost rescmblcd spasms.
Doctors told me had catarrh of the
stomach, but their medicines would not
reach 1t and I would still be a sufferer
had | not. in sheer desperation. decided
to try Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
Il knew they We're an advertised
remedy and l didn't believe anything
] read about them as ! had no conf
dence in advertised remedies, but my
sister living in Pittsburg wrote me last
spring telling me how Stuart's Tab
let's had cured her little daughters of
indigestion and loss of flesh and appe-
tite and | hcsitated no longer.
Il bought q ffty-cent box ut my drug
store and took two Of the large tab
lets after each meal and found them
delightful! to take. being as pleasant to
the taste as caramel candy. Whenever
during the day or night | felt any pain
or uneaSineSS in the stomach or about
the heart ! took one of the small tab
lets and in three weeks il seemed to me
as if | had never known what stomach
trouble was.
Il keep Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet
in the house and every member of our
family uses them occasionally after a.
hearty meal or when any OF Ms have IL
pain or ache in the digestive organs -
Mr.. Il. III. Davis. of Hampton. Va
says: 81 doctored five years for dys-
benefit from Stuarts Dyspepsia Tab
let's than in five years of the doctors
treatment"
'Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets is the SAT-
est as well as the simplest and most
convenient remedy for any form of in
digestion. catarrh of stomach. bilious
ness. sour stomach. bloating after
meals. sympathetic heart trouble.
Stuat's Dyspepsia Tablets is not Il
cheap cathartic but an active digestive
remedy containing the pcpsin and dia-
tasc which every weak stomach lacks.
ana they cure stomach troubles be-
cause they digest the food eaten and
give the weak, abused overNorkcd
stomach chance to rest and rccurer
ate.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
IN every drug store in the United
states, Canada and Great Britain.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-13
NORTH SCRANTON.

The fth muual dance of Mmmcttc council,
No. le!. Young Mems Institute wa, cou,lue,r,
last n'ght in tic Auditorium. wJs !, biz success,
and wa, attended bv wDw,l,y Of one blulrrJ and
h.v ,onrlrs. The SPACIOUS hln was hoIu,iinll,
decorated with ya,i.calo,rd butin. aud \nnrt,,n
nlg,. Dnrrtlv over lie nj ,io,m, ON which sIt
Bau,l's orchestra cnsronscd behind i bank of
Mains. was 4 lrantiu,t electrical d,,irr, r,rrr.
r,ntins = eros. and crown. with I'm, l..tars ..y
NJ, l." beneath, The cnnlmil,S, having rhuu,
Of tn, anaiis wls AZ f,llnw.; John ". M,Lnn.
= 4 Canal / T. NJ. Andrew. ,h,rlcs Dor,,n.
rl,v and NJ. j. M.rk. ". 4. Isnott a,t.! A. N,
u,,.tor al crrruor,i,,.
Nov. Albeit lIl,,hn, smith. .p,,t,r Of IN, N.r,l,
Min \ycuu, n,r,i,t ,b,r,h. yiI AN Ills air .,.
moan a, H., yo,,nn Woncp's Christian ,s,ori,,i -,
room, on ,,rhc Eltipl,y Of p,ayrr"
Rev. Dui.l Mcltalc who was orIainrI 10 the
rrir,tho,d ON Nay l. and who has been Tho .ue..
,f NJ, amt, An.. pctr lynott. Of W,,t Nn,,o,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-13
Journeyed to Chinchilla.

Mrs. samuel Snyder, Of chinchilla,
formerly OF West scranton, was ten
dered surprise party at her home last
evening, at which the guests We're at
tired IN masquerade costume. All We're
royully entertained,
III" following party chartered Il hus
and iourney"d up and down from West
scranton:
Mr.. AMI Mrs r, jefferson Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank E, Pedrick, Misses
Elizabeth Jenkins, Martha Davis, Ada
Sle"nbAck, Della Evans, MeSsrs, John
Rinchart, Eugene Shilfcr Lou Grambs.
ANA J. L. karcher,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-13
Bellevue Baptist Mission.

The new Bellevue mission school
building of the First Welsh Baptist
church. which has just been completed
on BrNn MaWr street, in the Round
Woods. was opened and dedicated last
evening with appropriate services.
The programme included the opening
hymn by the congregation, the reading
of scripture by Luther Lewis. prayer
by John NJ. Edwards. presentation of
building, by T.. T.. Thomas on behalf of
building r0mmittee. acceptance by
Henry P Davies, for the school and
short addresses by T.. j. Davis. John -.
Phillips aud Jacob Jones. The dcdica-
tory addresses was delivered by Rev.
ID. ID. Hopkins.
The Bellevue mission has a large
membership and has been in existence
tUr many Years.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-13

He is an original thinker and an clo-
qucnt speaker. and enjoys the reputa-
tion of being broad and liberal in his
views. His many friends, together with
their friends. will do themselves honor
by availing this opportunity to hear
"Mahon' for the first time in the Unit
ed states.
In order that The same privilege he
placed within the reach OF all. 1T has
been decided that the lecture be de-
livered in the English Language. All
are invited. An instructive and enter
tanning evening Is promised. Tickets.
% cents
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-13

Tho limit has at last been reached
In regard to strikers in this vicinity,
and yesterday at noon the pupils OF No.
: school which Is located on Orciarl
street turned out en- massc because
their principal, William Fitzgerald,
rode on the street ears.
The trouble had been brewing from
the day previous when some obscrN-
Ing youngster noticed the principal get
off Il stone avenue car near the school
and the fact was quickly circulated
throughout the building. lie had oc-
cnsion during the morning session to
window blind and was somewhat start =
led when the little fellow refused. On
demanding an explanation the young
stcr told him he could do nothing for
him because he rode on the cars.
At noon yesterday II meeting of the
older pupils was held outside the school
and for some time none dared TO enter.
Tho approach of some of the children s
parents caused a stampede. however,
and by two o'clock the strike was prac-
tically over with the exception of about
Il half dozen pupils who formed II
union. passed resolutions in sympathy
with the striking street car employees,
and then proceeded 10 play "hooky' for
the rest of the day. .,
The same disease broke out i'm n min
or scale ut No. school on pittston
avenue yesterday, where Miss Mackay.
one of the teachers. was accused of rid
ing on the cars.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-13

will play No. lG Alumni at AHlctic pack Friday
afternoon at o'clock
Thc Providence Women, t!n,tm T.mprG,n,c .
union will mcct tomorrow afternoon at i o'cIo'h
at the home OF Mrs Sarah T., Gardner, l'el NORTH
Main avenue. The members are requested I" b"
on time. as We wish 10 open The meeting promrr-
" at 5 O'clock Pearl walter, recording secretary.
Miss Gertrude McDcrmott. Of Wil'.c> Barre. Is
visiting Mis-, Anna LOTUS, OF West Market sire l..
Mr and Mrs. Thomas T. Williams. OF Church
avenue. are visiting friends in Wlihc> Barre 0nl!
Kingston.
Mrs ratlirl; Cannon and dguehtrr, T'lli". OF
philadelphia. alc spending icw days with Mis-.
Michael iIorHn, OF oah >t.ect,
Attorney Thomas IlilloY, oi iiounur. y. j.. has
returned home after spending 4 few day with j..
j. McGuirc. ot Wc.t Mnhc, street.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-13
Cause of Total Abstinence.

The Second district officers uf The
Catholic Total Abstinence union have
secured Rev. Burke. IA Paullst Father
of New York, TO deliver IA lecture to-
morrow evening in St, Peters cathe-
dral on "'rhe Cause of Total Absti-
rence."
The lecture will be f,ee, and all total
abstinence workers and friends of the
cause are invited TO attend the lecture.
Rev. Burke Is a speaker of much abil-
ity.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-13
Seni=Annual Sale Of
Lace Curtains
At Far Below Value Prices.

Before the out the styles for will be coming
hand from present indications does appear
would be radical changes startling nature in the
new goods In fact safe saying that
VIII be able when next April comes tell the difference between
tans designed Tor this and curtains designed for year,
We know the difference howeverits business 10 know
and that fact enough for explains why prices
heavily all patterns order to make room for
the 1902 patterns that
impossible such sale as this con-
seqleny the figures which follow only as price
hstte pointers to the the reductions general
Read this advertisement in that light you've go the
g OF the whole matter aud the advantages you may hope to
reap from this sale.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-13

Mrs. David Williams. Mrs. job White
house. Miss Mary Stevens Mrs. Pike
and Mr.. Colony.
On Tables-Alrs. -. Sabin. Mrs. r.. j.
Williams, Mrs. Griitiths and Mrs Dor
sey.
On MuSic-Duvid Williams. William
phillips. Ernest Williams. Caleb Evans.
JOB Whitehouse, Miss Myrtle Dorsey,
Alice Ort and Mamie Lewis
On Ice Cream--M. House and WILL
lam Phillips.
Mr.. James Smith will be secrctary
and David Williams, treasurer.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-13
BOARD OF TRADE
FALL Meeting
HELD IN ROOMS OF ELECTRIC
CITY WHEELMEN.

Director Roche Unable to Be Present
and Superintendent Thomas Deliv-
cred Short Address-Matters Dis
cussed by the Board--Third Infor-
NAL Dance of Erminie Club in
Meais' Hall--Lecture by Hon.
William Abrahams - Funeral of
Edwin Thomas-Mission School
opened-Men's League Meeting.
Notes and Personals.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-13
THANKSGIVING supper.

For the supper to be given on
Thanksgiving eve IN 81, David's sun
day school TO f3s, the following COM
mittees VIII ACT:
Soliciting Mr., Pike, Mrs. Morgan,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-13
Enthusiastic Converts.
There Are Thousands Of Them
Who Believe as This Woman
Does.

Mrs. Ira knowiton, of Butte, Mon
tana, is u most enthusiastic convert TO
the virtues OF Stuarts Dyspepsia Tab
lets as u cure for obstinate stomach
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-13
OBITUARY..

MRS, MICHAEL CLARKE died at
her late nome, 1858 kcyScr avenue, al
O'Clock yesterday morninG. ~" is sur
vlvcd by three daughters and one son.
They are: Mrs. Michael Giib"idc, Mrs.
,Iohu Mccormack, Mrs, Parrick Iloaley
and James clarke.
JOSEPH RICHARDSON, formerly OF
scranton, died Monday morning at the
home of his brother, William Richard
SON, at Corning, \. \. The body viii
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-13

The West Side board of trade held u
regular meeting last evening In the
rooms Of the Electric city Whcelmon.
where a good representation of the
membership assembled. expecting to
hear an address by Superintendent,
John j.. Roche. of tho department of
public works, but they were disappoint-
I'd, as he was unable TO he. present The
following communication from him was
read:
lcpai inicnt OF luhlic works,
city Hall Scranton, Pa.
John IT, Roche. director
Idnton, Pa. Nov. ~, loni
/. T.. Danici,. ESD. President WcS, Side Board ti
Ird'Ir. scranton, Pa.
Dear SIR regret very much ;hr necessity that
onrpclS me to di>ppoirt the West Siuc board ii
0Jdc second time. .ully intended 70 he pros
oml at your meeting this evening, hu, tic Eco
1omic league meets this evening Tor organization
purposes at the scranton board Of trade room;
aud have such an interest IN this tH,t must
ask 10 he excused from attending vo,ir meeting
tonight.
Unless otherwise advised by you I will he at
your meeting i month hence. Thanking rou fo,
tie invitation, | am.
Very respectfully youi..
John T.. Roche, Director.
The secretary WAS instructed TO in.
yitc Superintendent Roche to deliver
an address at the next meeting. Prcsi-
dent Daniels reported having secured
the rooms of the Electric City Wheel
men for meeting purposes. and the le-
port of the committee was accepted
and they We're instructed to engage the
rooms permanently.
W. J. Thomas. superintendent uf
sewers and public highways. was pres
ent, and was elected an honorary
member of the board lie was invited
TO speak, and expressed his pleasure
mt being present. and being privileged
to discuss the work that is being done
III his department, as he felt he said.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-13
SOUTH SCRANTON
PUPILS OF NO. 2 SCHOOL WENT
ON STRIKE.

They Object Because the Principal.
William Fitzgerald, Rode to the
School in n Street Car--Sinilar
Trouble at No. 3 Because Miss
Mackay Patronized the Cars--Lenls
in Gas Main Caused Much An
noyance at Cedar Avenue and
Birch Stieet--Aldermani Gases.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-13

arrive IN this city at lo.l5 O'Clock this
morning oNcr The Delaware, Larka-
wanna and Western railroad, and IN
termeut Wiil bee uade in the Forest Hlll
cemetery, trN. T.. j. Mcilenry. rector
Of ST. David's Episcopal church. viii
Oficiate at the grave.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-12-13
STILL Investigating.
State Fire Marshal ls Not Sat-
isfied on the Result Of the
Massilion Arson Case.

From STAFF Correspondent.
Columbus, Dec. 11-First Assistant
Deputy Fire Marshal Beardsley has
written Prosecutor Robert H. Day, of
Stark county, asking that he inyesti-
gate the alleged Yengling arson case in
Massillon. Charles Mauger, who was
arrested in the case, was dismissed by
the mayor, but this was unsatisfactory
to the state department and they de-
sire the grand jury to pass on the mat
ter. The department has not Jared
very well in the prosecutions 1t has be-
gun in Stark county, and 1t is disposed
to attribute this to a lack of cooper
alton on the part of the county Off
cials.
Deputy Hart, of Akron, has been de-
tailed on most of the Stark county
cases, and he has reached the opinion
that 1t is almost useless to investigate
complaints from the county for the
reason that it is well nigh impossible
to secure convictions.