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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-02
STEVENS UNDER ARREST.
He Is Charged with Fraud by Mrs.
Lucy 7. Keller.

Stanley ]. Stevens. special agent for
the state dairy food commission. was
arraigned before Alderman Myron
kasson yesterday on the charge of
fraud. preferred by Mrs. Lucy 4. KEEL
Ter, of 701 Quincy avenue. He waived
hearing and entered bail for court.
Stevens is charged with supplying a
bogus tenant so that he might vacate
wanted to move out, but Mrs. Keller
refused to release him, he having
signed a lease for a year. However,
she agreed to let him go. providing he
supplied another tenant. Straightway
Stevens went forth and returned with
a man whom he introduced as c. p.
Dawson, of Reading, Pa.
Dawson made a cursory examination
and decided at once to take the house.
The landlady insisted that he sign the
same lease Stevens had. Stevens OBJ
jected strenuously to this as did also
the alleged DAWSON. Finally Mrs
Keller gave in and Dawson bound the
bargain by handing Mrs. Keller S..
This happened Friday afternoon,
August 80. Saturday morning, Au-
gust 81. Stevens had moved away to
house in Green Ridge. That after
noon the alleged Dawson telephones
Mrs. Keller that his goods were at
tached at Reading for three months
arrears in the rent, and that he could
not take the house. Subsequent inves-
tigation revealed that no man by the
name Of c. p. Dawson has lived in
Reading for years.
After three days chase Constable
Max Firestine succeeded in arresting
Stevens on warrant issued by AL
derman kasson. He gave bail last
Saturday for a hearing at half-past
four Tuesday afternoon.
Stevens is a native of Clark's Green
and besides his work for the dairy and
food commission he conducts horse
buying and selling business
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-02
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.
Secretary Schautz Gives Notice oi
Two That Are Approaching.

There will be competitive eXamin-
alton conducted by the civil service
board, at the Federal building, Novem-
ber 20. of applicants for clerk and car
rier positions.
Applications should be in the hands
of Secretary Louis G. Schautz on or
before October %.
There will also be an examination OF
applicants for departmental positions.
October Is.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-02
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

list OF letters remaining uncallcd for at The
Scranton postotiicc. LackiNanna county. Pa.
Oct. Q. 1901. Persons calling tor these letters vii
please say advertised and give date of list. Ez,d
II. Ripple. postmaster.
Andrew Aplanalp.
Browning Bros. Bunk Thomas i Co., Mrs. Al
frc, G. I;cckcr Clara Barnes Mr. ana Mrs. Geo
Bedford. ~ bronson Paul Bedford. Oliver Bost
wick, Mis-. May sonIan, 5. Eirgcr, Jessie Ben
nett.
Bertha Corey 90. \. G.. Chase, Clas. Culver
ir., Ethel Chase. Iibhc Connor. Mycr Cuus
1'hos Champion. T. j. Ionnor, Mrs. W. $. Col
lers. II. A. Cannif
VIM. Dolan, j. NJ Davidson Mrs. L. IT, Dim
mick.
Helen +. Elvin. 4. l.. Everett.
Anna Fuller. Mis- Annie Farrell, r. L. Ferris
Trcd Frisby, Mrs. Aclncl Flynn
Mrs. W. II. Gibson. Mrs. John Goior,h, John
Gallagher. Mrs. Mabel Grey (,pcciaD.
Seaman n. Hastings, Mrs. Vim. H. Kinds, Wm
holloway. Mrs. Sanford Hobart, Vim. Harden
lama May lIurdly. I'd llancy. Mrs, Alice j.
Horton. Miss Il. A. llrncghan.
DR.. jackson, John James.
Anna Kasa. James Taylor Knott Mrs.. Pau
Kcclcr, Timothy NJ. Kennedy, W. J. Kelley.
j. NJ. Ian. Mrs. W. i.nlhcr, +. n. Leonard
John Edward Lewis.
Elry McNaul, Edythc Morgan. Miss VI. $. Ma
her. Richard Morgan. Wm. I. Mctiowan. Daisy
J.. McCro,y.
Nine O'clock Rkin. Powder Co.
Miss W. A. O'Shca, Olyphant Sewagc.Dranauc
60.
T.. G. Peck, Henry Pricc.
Daniel A. Quinn
Mrs. NJ. Ruddy Folt, Miss Mamie Raplin. Frank
Il. Rogers, Robinson Il Frear, Harry Rcidcr t2,.
Ella Shirpstccn Frank g.. Sumcrs. Mis-. II.
Stein, Mamie Shea. Vii Sicgl. Madeline staples
Mrs. Nellie Stinson, Sarah Sholc, Ruth May
Smith, Nelly Smith, Lyman Stark, Mrs. Lizzie
Swinglc, Mis-. John Smith, Mrs i. \. sullivan
Catherine Shea Mrs. Abncr Spencer. 4. T.. Sin,cl
/ Mrs. Anna Shepherd
! Bessie Tiglc. Mis-. Charles 4. Turner, Horace
Townlcy, NJ. \. Thomas, VIM Thornhy
Ralph Van Gordcr. Boyd c, Van Fleet, 4. NJ
Wilcox, Chas r. Williams Howard 5. Wales
JAS Wcch, Miss Winnie Williams.
Watson W. Young
ITALIAN
t;cmaio Morclli, Salvatore B,litcnanIo, Lorenzo
Siatti, Agaa1oni Grodanil, Mighono Pellegrino
Giuseppe Notofo, Antonio Dattilo, Michelange
Pctriello Palco Gioyanlo, Rosario Grotto Marii
Terranti, Giovanni Sabbatno. Virginia Lib,anoli.
POLISH
John Elias Tonka MacenSka, Stephan Molrc
Wasyl Shndyk. Anterior Iapartnuf Tsacsok Mak
HAMPTON kojsck, Stya utsfan, Jacob krul Pawcr
Majtach, NJ. j. Bud2us. Symko Solan, Kryc Kos.
TUX, oJseph C;azda Busaps Trcsraltis. Gula Tanos,
Francis slraz, lIanstaw Koilct, andre Stitch.
HUNGARIAN
Adam Xetunyz, Adam Yaniszewski Stanstaw
Stanstaw ,osicnsky. Wlims Kominski, Jas. Chi.
sowski, Joseph Adznsz. steph Stavazynski. Banis
szalna. Wilim sawailos, Joseph Paszkichicz,
Gearg unianszki.
West Scranton Station.
Miss Nellie Gerrity, package; Mrs. Annie Lewis,
Robert Leysllon. Thos McAndrews, Chas Tremev
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-02
Carbondale Water Case.

The hearing in the Carbondale
equity suit between the city and the
water company was on all day before
Judge HalSey.
Early in the day the complainant rest
ed and the defendant began putting in
testimony. George Jermyn, the secre-
tary of the Consolidated Water COM
pany, was put on the stand and was
there for the remainder of the day Civ
ing figures with reference to the earn
ings of the companies comprised in
the Consolidated company
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-02
Marriage Licenses.
COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.

Edward R. Hughes yesterday regis
tered as law student in the office of
Attorney c. Comegys, He is grad
uate of Lafayette college.
Mrs Emma A. Van Camp, of Dun
more, yesterday began an action to Sc
cure divorce from her husband
Hoadley Van Camp. The couple were
married Feb. 10. 1877, and Mrs. Van
Camp alleges that on Sept 16, 1899,
her husband deserted her without
cause and has ever since persisted In
his desertion.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-02
MARRIED IN THIS CITY. .
Colonel Kelly's Bride Is Mrs. Edith
S. Carter of Tobyhanna.

Colonel John q. Kelly, a wealthy re-
tired Philadelphia manufacturer, was
married in this city yesterday. His
bride is Mrs. Edith S. Carter of Toby
hanna.
The ceremony was performed at the
home of Mrs. Thomas Edwards, $50
North Bromley avenue by the Rev.
Ernest Bowden.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-02
TRIED BEFORE
eleven JURORS
RUFUS j. FOSTER SUMMONED
TO HARRISBURG.

Attorneys in the Case Of v. M. Boel-
chi Against De Lourent & Com
pany Agreed to Have It Proceed
with One Less Than the Usual
Number of Jurors-William Repp
Takes an Appeal from the Report
of the Old Forge Auditors--Court
Notes--Marriage Licenses.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-02
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-02

REGULAR MEETlNG..-A regular meeting OF
the ladies Of thr Linden Street temple will be
held Thursday evening at 80 O'Clock III the
ycsrv room. All requested TO attend.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-02

CUT HIS FINGERS.-Wliam Hoching. ut ti"
Scranton House, nearly cut two of his fingers
off yesterday while cutting bread with 'ii;cr.
pitai.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-02
There Is Still Time.

Students Sare registering daily for
| the Conservatory's courses in piano.
| Office, 60i Linden street. Open all day,