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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-26
ALLEGED BURGLARS HELD.

Pewters and Frank Carlo to Be
Tried for Grand Larceny.
John Pewters, Frank Carlo and Edward
Carmody were given a preliminary hear
ing on charge Of grand larceny In po-
lice court yesterday. u is alleged that
they entered the house of j. T. Joyce,
LIS. West Tenth street, last Saturday, and
stole silverware.s The stolen property
was recovered from Mrs May White,
East Ninth Street, to whom it was sold
by the three men charged with the theft.
Pewters and Carlo were held to the grand
jury, bail being fixed at 81, coo in each
case. Carmody was granted a continu-
plication was not clearly proven.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-26
Chronic Constipation Cured.

The most important discovery of
recent years is the positive remedy
for constipation. Cascarets Candy
Catfartic. Cure guaranteed. Cent
inc tablets stamped C. C. C. Never
sold in bulk. Druggists, LOG.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-26
TAX BOARD IS WAITING
no ONE APPEARS WITH HINTS AS
TO REVISION OF LAWS.

no ONE APPEARS WITH HINTS AS
TO REVISION OF LAWS.
No one has yet appeared before the tax
commission to offer suggestions as to tho
revision of statutes. The commission is
at tbs office Tuesdays, Wednesdays and
Thursdays to receive such suggestions.
Arrangements have been made for q
small itinerary Of the commission next
month May they will be at Crookston;
May at Fergus Falls, and May 10 at st.
Cloud, where they will hear all plans and
suggestions offered. By stopping at these
three cities they will have given the resi-
dents of a large section of the state an
opportunity of appearing personally be-
fore them
No doubt there is more interest In the
revision of the laws than has teen ev n ed
by the action of the people thus far. The
retieence that has been displayed on the
part of the people in appearing before the
commission is not helpful to the inpor-
tant work of the latter Promptness
would be appreciated In these matters by
the commission.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-26
Important Changes in Time

Commencing Monday, April 18th, the
burlington Route morning train for Chi
eago and St Louis will leave the Union
9epot, ST. Paul, at 8:05 a. m, except Sum
same day. '
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-26
FAILED TO SUPPORT WIFE.

Harry SchOtt First Victim of the
Law Recently Passed.
Harry Schett is the first prisoner held to
the grand jury on the charge of non-sup-
port under the law passed by the last leg
islature, which constitutes the 0fEense q
felony Schott's wife testified that for
years she had supported the family Ha
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-26
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Goffeeg Coffeeg

Fresh from the blue flame gas roasters.
The Hoffman House, per ID. only 80. 3Oc
The RObal Blend, per ID. only. .22c
Golden Rio and Santos, per ID. only. f5c
On coffee We are the importers, the
wholesalers, the roasters and the retailers
Rll rolled into one, only one profit; that's
why our coffees are from 1oc to zoe per ID.
better than you can get elsewhere.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-26

Latest Game Laws of NFinnesota.
Copies Of the game laws Of Minnesota
including all amendments enacted by tho
last legislature, can be had on appIica-
ton at the city office of the Great
Northern Railway, corner Fourth and
Robert streets.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-26
Fresh Fish.

Fresh Salmon Steaks, per b.........15c
Fresh HaHbut, per ID. 1Ec
Fresh Atlantic Goldfish. per ID ...f2bc
Fresh Atlantic Paddock, per b. .....fOc
Fresh Atlantic Founders, per ID. fOe
Fresh Superior Whitefish, per ID.
lie and 12Hc
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-26
sALESMEN'S SOCIAL SESSION.
Pleasant Reunion notwithstanding
Question Discussed.

NAOH1 13LSN e4sSCWs
The city statesmen held social session
at AL Robert street last night, and the
nifty couples present enjoyed themselves
to the utmost The entire evening was
spent playing progressive cinch, and
prize pictures were given to the following
players: Miss MetzdoTf, ladies first prize;
Mrs. Fred Mason ladies' BOBBY prize: r
F: Horrigan, gentlemen's BOBBY prize.
There was a musical number by E,
La France, and after that the statesmen q
quartette sang.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-26

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Brono- Quinins Tablets
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10
0or;lsli@er Dienft auf Der 9acfa,
panna Gifsnbabn.

9sim gntpstfsn elmer @ei6dfis. ober
8srsnlsunestOur III sines Der tpi6tieFep
punils bic grpdsuns Der 2inie. bic an
Den 9islpuntt Der Rsiien flbrt in Der
tarseiten 3eit. nit ben eerinsitsn Aen'
oeruugen bon 8abnnaeen, ipsnisher
5t6runa burd Staub uno 8au1. per.
feftss 8abnbstt. better Ausit lituns Der
Soa6es. @btpaesons. Buaman S6laf
uno Barlor Daaeons. bon Der b6tftsn
m6slIden 8orsasIi&feit. bic mobsrns
lebnid sntipsrfen fam, pis biss bon
Der 2adananna Giisnbnbn gebolen pitb
Durh pullman S9lnfnaseons unb
@oa1ss tdsli6 nad GbHaso uno 81.
2ouis. "a Siunbsn na6 st. 2ouis. 81
Stunoen nu& Gbieasc. obne Aenbsrun.
gen bon 8abnwussons; 81 Stunpsn
mad California. NIT nur elmer Aenoer.
uns BON 8abnnaeeons, unb 26 Siunosn
nu6 Sadionpiae, SIo. Die ausrnisbris.
itsn 5abtpreiie mad allen Buniten.
Wenbet Gud an ben ndbfen O., 8. &
W. Iidet Neenten eniipeoer in Yerion.
per Ielepbon Ober but6 Brief, uno Sbr
perost prompte Aufmeriiamfeii unb su.
porfommenbe 8solsnune erbaltsn. "a
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10

Die 8uren erildren, bab ibre eseen.
pdrtise Snuaion i'm 2iplano nur Elm
8Orldufer bes itdrferen GinfagS fei. ben
De Wet plane. Des 2sBtersn gln1uB
auf bic 8uren ii elm 70 sspaItiser, bab
man nibt oaran stpeifelt, fem @rideinen
I'm &aplano tuiiroe su einem aassmeinen
GufftanOs Der @olOnihsn fibren. Sic
limb Der fefen uebsrssusuns, bob De
Bet, Der bon ibnen als Der 9lappleon
oes 6elcsuSes betrabtst tuirb, nod iest
ben 8riss su einem iiesrsi9sn gnoe ftib.
ren pdroe, nenn ibm genIsenbs Ulu.
nition 1ur 8erftisuns itan6s.
8ermif9ts Radridtsn.
Ser Daily Mail" wirb aus aap.
iiaot ieleerupbwt: ,.8riessre6t III iiber
Die Worcsterlbire, @eres, Brineu, 4ls
bert, Sraierburs unb Suiberlane Obj.
iionen ertIdrt tporbsn. Die 8sirutirune
uon 5reipiQisen eebt Iebbnft bon Stat.
ten uno bic 8sbbIben psripre9en fi@
bolb sdntiss @rfoIse oapon. Dts stbB.
ten Sbpierisfsiten bIetet ber WanseI an
Yfetoen.
Das 9risssamt bat cine Ianss Dsps.
ihe bon Sen. &iibsnsr etbalten, oer
SoleenbsS eninommsn if: De Wst
iutte eeeen 8sibIebsm su mariGiren.
puroe uber burb Bll6r .baran pstbin.
bert uno Soe iib in Der 8ibtuns bon
9inolsp Oosr Rels surdd. SdOlib BON
5arfonteln III bic Glfenbnbn bsiddolet
porben. Wiliams tdmpfte ilb6ltll6
Don Wioblebure. 8upcoIOnie. NIT ben
Buren unb uniere Ttuppsn iino isst bel
8rauf Remsnt."
Sen. &thensr bat finftauisnb Jreis
w,Ilss 3ur SeUu6uns Der W,nsn am
Rano bsrausseforbert. Sn br gan.
ssn &aptolouis bsrriht cine Yanii iibsr
Ous unaufbultiam. 8OrOrinsen Der 8u.
ten.
Die 8uren baben bic ON 80. Decem.
Der bel oslpetiu sefanssn ssnommsnen
Soloatsn beS 2,psrpooler Hsglmsnts
pieoer freipelaiien.
Die @bsfs Der 3apitaot 8eihdiisbdu.
Ter Or9aihiiren ibre Anssit .uten in SOm.
parien pom ,,@up @uarOs", bic unab.
bdnBis pon ben folOnlaIsn 8srtbslol.
8un9struppen iein ioaen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10
8erih tliheS.

Die nhs rssuldrs @sri6isfbuns fir
oas Sahr 1901 purbe ON Diontas mi,
ben Rl6tern glt6balb goparbs unt
aeap in ibren SIben er6ffnet. giattsm
bic peribisbenen 5ormalttdten srlssisl
lporoen tparen. tpuroen bic 9ei6porsnsn
BON 8Idier ArdbaIb pereioist, Der ibrs
Aufmertiamfsit auf bic aneeblIbe Gurs
rupliou in Der tdbtiiben 8srpaltunp
lentle unb ben Winf eribsilte. bab eS in
lbrsr Wadt isi. ale nerbdbtiss Psrionen
untsr aniIase su fteasn; er parnis iis
aud Dapor. ii6 bur6 ireeno tpelte ur.
labe BON ibren seidpOrenen 8fil6isn
abibrsden su lahsn.
Die Gonfablsr ftatteten bierauf ibrs
Bsrl1te ab unb nur elmer berielbsn tpurpe
an rem 9iitrifi. Inpalt iibertpisisn. BET
bee GonhabIsrs @6ltsrs bon Der IL.
lBaro. usIGer srfIdrte, oob 5ruu 9apib
Wlasr Elm Spsaieaip" bisIt. Als
9onitabler s. s. Woran bon Der IL
Wlrp bsribtsle, bnb feline unseisblit,
'gldbe in ielner Waro sr itIrten, bsmsrtts
Rtbisr Atbbalb. baB bic 5ormeI oabln
abgednbsrt perben ipGte uno Die Con.
ltablsr bsri6ten ioaten. baB nidt 70 pisls
unlissniirte 8ldbe sIlftirten.
Drei gbsideiounsen ipuroen betpiQist.
nis foIsi: SamueI W. 2eipiS bon
Carrie aspis, Annie Dapis BON Samss
Dabis. unO Surub S. 8oIano bon Sobn
.. 8olaub. Sn ben ,pel erii,n SaQsn
mar 3sisrtiOn bic ntiahs, in BEN
lsbtsrsn 8rauiamtsit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10
Mrmen, q sb6roe.

Obiss 8sb6rbe orsaniirts F6 ON
Ststus 9iabmlttas fur baS seaenpdrttse
Subr neu. Jtaboem bic sep6bnI,dsn
,Ssihdfte erlebist porosn tpaten. fano
8eriusuns sine die itatI uuO Ounn sr.
iolste bic Hsuoraanliatlon. Reeie q.
8roOtS purce als 8otiiser, 6. s. @lI.
l,spie ais Ssfreiar, 4mbrOis 9srs oils
5tibmsilter, Z. Ui. 8srnpp als Sieuer.
collector. 9eOtse g8. 8ssmsr oils Super,
ntenbent uno feline Satin als Diatrpne
css StIlfOe Ssims, Scbn 5. SGags ole
4npalt uno &sp. Nm. BariOns unb
Rsp. S. 5. 6eelep ole 3aplune bee Sia.
iios Selms erwdblt; be Stsle bss teb.
baftsn glrstes iou in einem Dlonat bsisst
peroGn 5oIaenoe lpuroen oils 0ihrltts.
Inste ernannt: Sunmore. Or. Wm.
Dic8reeOp; yioro Scranton, Or. Germ.
Bsfepy; Wst Scranton, Or. 3. @.
8eoooe; @entrale Staoi, Dr. 3. @ln.
tier; SaO SCRANTON, Or. W $. Quinn.
Die Salnlre nerpen ple blsber perblels
ben.
Der 8eridt bss SetreldrS fur 1900
i'ist. Oab S98. .325.s7 usraussatt pur.
cen uno oub am l. Sinuar 1901 ein2
8llans BON s33, 1876 W an Sano tpar.
ssesn tpelde nod s463.58 IN @sIoau.
peIiunBsn auSitanosn. 28. Ni 5inn
duIOet Der 9sb6ree nod ais StsustcOl.
ettOr Sl0,822 SO, gOparb i5arr flr
1899 nod sl3, 3,5l5,48 uno fir 1900
nod s3l .425 10. Dus psri6uII4s Sic
sentbum BIS Dlitritts bat slnsn Dsrib
uon s79, $780, .65, bos 8runbeissntbum
einen ioI6en bon S3l7 10000, suiam.
men S399. .289 IS mubeno. Die burh.
i&nitill&e Ansabl Der Sniafen oss
Qsims mar All 1896, Der gDsrtt ber
sss,ssnsn PrOoufle So. 683 80.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10
Dreisis 8ineer oerbraunt.

9ur6 ben 8ranb i'm ,.Rodsitsr Or.
pbun AipIum" Dienitus WOrssn iinb
snlfdsn spunsie bis breisis 2sbsn psrs
loren seeunsen unb aubetoem tpsroen
nod pisIe Der 3inbsr an ben 8srlsbun.
cen ftsrbsn. bic iie bel bsm 5susr bapon.
sstrassn. Die WaIienanitalt ipar elm
oreItbdipeS @ebdube on Der gde bee
9ubbel Bari unb Der Grhanse Sir. uno
Ole 8abI ibrsr Snfafsn bstrus l65 bls
1876.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10
: @ussr her sbenfuno nm ZOO oOC

- aubsr Der Sbsniuns BON 500, ,0OC
Warf fur ben SnpaIiOenfonos Der Arbsi.
ter in ben &rupp'idsn Bsrfsn bat Ser,
arupp nod is 500. 900 Warf iiir bsr
YeniiOnsfonos uno fur ben Sonbs suu
9au bon Asbslisbdufsrn ausssisst. ioOat
ii1 bic @siammlit.ftuns auf 1900. 00C
Wlart belGuft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10
: Ser 0etbanb Der Jpeinb6nbIer

= Der 8srbunb Der @einbdnoIer in
Hbsln Sshen bat oem 8eibsfansIsr,
9rafen Sllop, cine Denlibrlft iiberss.
ben, in ,pelher ct ous Sstbot Der 5abri,
tatlOn bon Suniiwsin blaist ubsr gln.
'pru6 en8eaen sttebt. bub be 8ssisruus
elns @ontroae tbsr bic Dsmteler aus'
lbt. BelnbdnoIsr in unbsrsn @esenbsn
babsn abnllRs ginpanbs srbobsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10
Xrdu perlanQt:

Cine aufianpiss 8rau, p,Its 9Hbt ~ sinbnH
bat uup stwas pom bausbaItt peiftbt, su.t
Ssbanpluus jueslbeTi. Aumtpunltn ptroen
iuunpli1h in Der ,,BotsnbIatt" SHut rbsttn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10

Sn Wandeiter limb IN ben IeBten Ia.
gen pier peuere BeriOnen on Dem Sc.
nuRe bon Bier ssitotbsn. su osRsn Ssrs
itsLlune urienlfballiee @Iutoie pet,psnpst
puros. Die GOossials babsn anilaesn
sssen ssbn Srauer sur 5olss ssbabt.
Snsseiammt iinb in Wandetsr unb I'm.
Bsbuns bisbsr % pslionsn oem elftissn
Bier sum Opfsr ssfaqen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10
8aulpt su perfaufen,

ssItssn nabt bu Ssipsnfabrif tn Der 10. 0arb.
esi9ts au,abIuns, ptHa 3tmanp baum Rta I;
esr Rtif fam hsbsn bltibsn. Ra&sufrsstn In
bitiT Sfst. ba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10
Wieoer psrbautn.

Bon Gen. 8iidsnsr in fOIssnbs De.
psits sinssiroHen: ..ptstoria. 6. San.
8eneral Babinston aerieib SonRtns nit
ben Gcmmanbanten DeIarsp uno Sissn.
lamp belyia auipport in aampf. DerSsinb
lab ii& gum RIdsusc nod bsm Rorppe.
fen ssstpuneen. unfete BsrIuits naren
lei&t. Sin 8uren'arst CAB su, onb Der
8erluft ber 8uren fi6 auf spansis 1obis
uno 8erpunbste belief. 0etpunbsis
SoIoaten, bic in SsiItron eintrafeu,
bsri&isn, bob elm Dstudsmeni bon
100 Wann. su General 8npg'S 9sib.
saroe aeborenb. nube 2Inblsp aui
cine ftdrtere 6orce Der Saren ftieB Sd
bebausrs. bic WiitbsiIuns MAIDEN su
mlHen. oOb lieutenant 9ains, spsi an.
bere Sffcisre unb Is Wann ee,5btet unb
spei Ofleiere nsbh 90 Rann perpunbei
purpsn. Gen. anor bat feline Gin,sl.
Psiisn tbsr ben aampf ssf4idt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10
W o ia . c g8 ct.

2orb 8it6susr telesrcpb,t bsm ariess.
amt aus 8reioria: ,.Die 8uten flint
tpieoer snilans Der @lfsnbabn in esr @s'
seno bon RbenOitsr sritienen. es il abe,
stpeifslbafi, oh iid De Wst unter ibnep
bsfnoet. Was bic Situation in ber
8apiOIonis anbstrifft. 10 fdeint bas psh,
li6s aommunoo Der 8uren in bic @essne
uOn @aluin su sisbsn. pdbrenb bas oft
libe ii6 in mebrers Dsta1smsnts aufse,
loft 3u baben ibeint. Cine anbere tleins
AblbsiIuns Barren sins BEL AIiipoI 9iOrib
dber bic @rsnss unO if isst in Der 8ap'
tolonie."
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-16

by direction of Judge X. w. Arch
bald verdict of not guilty was taken
yesterday in the case of Alderman John
Lentes, of the Eleventh ward, who was
charged with Illegally drawing fees
from the county treasury.
The missing transcripts did not ma
terialize and as the commonwealth was
not able to show that the prosecutrix
was Fanny Brockway, not Fanny
Brookway as contended by the defense,
its case fell. The county will pay the
costs. There are two other cases pend
ing against Lentes.
w. G. Daniels, the county commits
sioners' clerk, who was summoned to
this city by telegraph, went on the
stand after the case was taken up yes
terday morning. He said he had not
been subpoenaed in the case and had
no knowledge that he would be wanted
when he left the city to attend the
funeral of Il relative in Schuylliill
county. He produced a receipt for $50
transcripts taken from the office by c..
NJ. DeLong. These had all been re-
turned. The one in the Brockway case
had not been included In that list.
u. f.. Reynolds, who worked up the
cases against the magistrates for the
commissioners, said he had the miss
ing transcript in his possession at one
time, but returned 1t to the commits
sloners' office.
For the defense Charles Mertz testi-
fled that he served the warrant in the
case. Fanny Brookway appeared at
the hearing and charged Jennie Rob-
al sh hp rIn on
Mulberr,' street for time, with lar
Ceny and receiving. The charge was
not made out and the case was dis
charged. Fanny Brockway was a
young woman about twenty years of
age. and belonged to the fast set.
Constable Jack" Tierney swore that
he knew Fanny Brookway when she
lived with the Robbins woman on Null
berry street For week he has made
Giligent search in this city and Wilkes
Barre for her. but has been unable to
find her. The Robbins woman has left
these parts. Alderman Lentes was
called aud told of the issuing of the
warrants and the hearing
After his testimony was heard. Judge
Archibald said he did not see the use
of going on with the case. The theory
OF the commonwealth was that Fanny
Brcgk"ay, The alleged prosecutrix. had
been dead for several months before
the warrant was issued. The defense
established that a Fanny Brookway
was the prosecutriE and that she ap-
pearcd at the hearing. This disposed
of the commemorative contention, and
h" directed Il verdict of not guilty and
placed the costs on the county.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-16
JUDGE r. w. ARCHIBALD.

Mrs. Mary Costello was tried for
selling iuuOr without a license at the
corner of Jefferson avenue and Larch
street. Last summer several of the
agents of the Municipal league testi-
fi.d that they purchased ale from Mrs.
Costello at her home.
Mrs. Costello was defended by At
turnev NJ u. Cawley, and the league
was represented by Attorneys Hitch
cock. Beers and Sanderson.
Mrs Costello denied having sold the
than root beer. The case was given to
the jury ut o'clock. 1t agreed fifteen
minutes later.
a verdict of not guilty was taken in
the case of William Bosencheskey, a
junk dealer charged with larceny and
receiving, He was the principal wit
ness for the commonwealth Thursday
in the case against Frank and A..
Wcopp,who We're charged with stealing
copper wire from the Scranton Rail-
way company. Bosencheskey bought
the wire from them.
William Moran did not appear to an
swer charge of pointing a revolver
preferred by his wife. n very pretty,
stylishly dressed young woman, and
his bail was forfeited.
\ verdict of not guilty was ordered
in the case of H. Judkoyitz. charged
with larceny and receiving by L.
Freedman The charge was not
proved.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-16
IN THE AIR.
The Germs of La Grippe Are Con-
veyed Through the Atmosphere.

NO one can escape the La Grippe
germ, because when an epidemic OF
the disease is prevailing the air Is
laden with It.
The reason everyone does not have
the disease at the same time Is be-
cause the persons who are enjoying
perfect health are able to successfully
resist and throw off the Infection,
while those, who for any reason are
not In the best of health, fall ready
victims.
The first symptoms are those Of
acute catarrh. resembling a hard cold,
and IL prompt treatment is applied at
this time 1t can easily be broken up;
one of the best remedies at this stage
Is Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, sold by
druggists everywhere and If taken
freely. say one tablet every hour or
two for two or three days, the danger
or pneumonia and serious complica-
tions VIII be averted.
The Rev. l.. T.. Palmer, Baptist
clergyman of Ceresco. Mich, makes n
statement of interest to all catarrh
and grip sufferers. He says: "Stuarts
Catarrh Tablets have certainly been a
blessing to me. have used them
freely this fall and winter, and have
found them Il safeguard against La
Grippe and catarrhal troubles, from
which l had suffered for years. I feel
that can freely and conscientiously
recommend them"
Persons who suffer from catarrh Of
the head and throat are very suscept-
ible to La Grippe, and such will find
a pleasant, convenient and safe rem
edy in this new catarrh cure.
Stuarts Catarrh Tablets are COM
posed entirely OF harmless antiseptics
and may be used as freely as neces-
sary, as they contain no cocaine, OPT
ate or poisonous drug or any kind.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-16
Meeting MONDAY
MOTHER JONES TO ADDRESS
SILK MILL STRIKERS.
Speech Will Be Delivered in st.
Thomas College Hall--Meeting
Will Be Open to the Public.

Arrangements are being made for
the big mass meeting, which is to be
held Monday night, when Mother
Mary" Jones, the well-known female
organizer of the Mine Workers, will
address the local striking silk mill
girls. The meeting will be a public
one, held at st. Thomas College hall,
but still by the time that the strikers
have secured places for themselves
there will not be a great deal of room
for any others, when the fact is con-
sidered that there are over three thou
sand striking girls in this immediate
vicinity, who would try to see and
hear the famous female labor leader.
The strike situation remains the
same. Daily meetings of the strikers
are held, but nothing in particular is
done at them, and since Superintend-
ent Davis polled the Sau1uoit girls on
pay day, doings have been at a stand
still. \ committee of the girls who
visited the Simpson mill -owncrs were
greeted with the promise that what
ever concessions were granted at the
Sauouoit would be duplicated at the
Minooka mill.
Today will be pay day at the Simp-
son, and employees in various of the
Harvey mills departments will also
be paid. No offers will be made the
girls when they report at the mills
for their pay, and no means will be
used to win or cocrcc them back to
work.
The Sauquoit hard silk workers met
yesterday, as did also the executive
committee. The case was mentioned
at both meetings of one of the Sau-
quot mill strikers who had gone back
to work. She is a member of the
picking" department, and worked all
Yesterday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-16
WERE REFUSED ApMIrTA-TCr.
Poor Board Don't Want TO Be Ueec, 10
Settle Family Quarreis.

AT yesterday afternoons meeting of
the poor board two applications for ad-
mittancc II the Hillsil" llInr were
refused. The applicants wer4 Jo,u
Norton and Richard O'Dlnnen 10th
of whom complained of having hui
trouble at home. The memb. rs de-
cided that they had better ny and
settle their family qunIrels. AMI rr-
fused to admit them.
n resolution was offered b. Nh
Shotton, and adopted. directing Super
intendent Beemer. Of the Home. to
furnish To- each director every month
II statement of the condition. where
abouts, etc, OF every person almitte |
To the Home by order Of that director.
y committee was appointed To cpdify
the rules adopted by the board -
garding the maragemrnt Of the Ifom:
and To have the sam" printed i'm the
form of a manual. Il Is six years since
this has been done before.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-16

MORAN IN TROuBLE-lestcrday was an
eyentful day in the life Of Andrew Moran, OF
Gibson street Early in the morning he was
arrested by Patrolman Fred karius for being
drunk and disordcrly and breaking a plate glass
window in the Conway house. Peter Rosar, the
proprietor Of the hotel, values the window at S's
Moran was fined SO by the mayor for being
drunk and disrdcrly and taken before Alderman
Millar to answer the charge of malicious mis-.
chief lie was held under 5000 bail on that
charge. Last evening Moran caused the arrest of
Dominick Deguts, liquor dealer at Al Penn
avenue, for the larceny Of 80. Dcgutis acknowl.
edged taking the money but justified the action
on the ground that Moran was drunk and that
he had taken 1t for safe keeping. The money
was returned and the case was dismissed.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-16
"The Holland.

The handsome new family hotel at
406 and 4OS Adams avenue, now near
ing completion, has been leased by Mr..
Z. L. Thomas, the proprietor of "The
Linden" The new hotel will be known
as The Holland, and contains fifty
rooms. The rooms are single, double
and in suites. Electric bells. elevator,
and private baths will add greatly To
the comfort and convenience of the
guests. The building will be hand
somely furnished throughout. Mr.
Thomas expects to open ON April /, -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-16
BACKUs BowLERs WON.
In Finest Game Of Tournament They
Down the Elks.

The Backus Bowling club last night
visited the Elk alleys and had the
great satisfaction of vanquishing their
rival rollers on their own alleys by the
very crushing total of 1854 pins to p
35l. The Backus men played a remark
ably strong game, in the first match
making 919.
Bernard Coons, of the Backus club,
was high man. He scored the only
double century of the night, when in
the first match he rolled a handsome
224 game. Coons' average. also. was
nigh. 1t was 1856. The detailed score
follows: