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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-03
Yesterdays Marriage Licenses.


q. Norwood Pitcher registered Yes
ierday as II student al law in the office
of his father. Attorney &. K. Pitcher
The will of Margaret Mullen, late OF
rarbondale. was admitted yesterday
and letters taStamcniary granted To
Tobias Mullen.
On motion of Attorney Everett War
rem, WorhnStOn Scranton, son of w.
w. scranton, was yesterday admitted
to practice in the courts of I.acka-
wanna county.
There was Il short session of natural
iZat ion in the main court room yester-
day. when Judge Kelly granted nat
uraliZaton papers 10 about twenty APP
plicants.
In The matter Of the adoption Of
Viola Edwards Il rule was granted
yesterday to show cause why the
adoption of the child should not be de-
creed. The rule is To he served on
j. NJ. Iillibridee.
In The matter of the grading Of
Ninth street, the report of the viewers
Mas confirmed condi ionally, eXcep-
tonS to be filed within thirty days En-
ceptionS We're filed against the report
immediately after confirmation.
President Judge II. NJ. Edwards will
preside in the main court room during
next weeks session of criminal court
and Judge j. =. Kelly in No. =. An
effort is being made To get an out of
town judge 10 come here and assist in
disposing of the big list
In the Injunction case brought by
Edward O'Malley against James Cros-
by. Howard Crosby and r. j. Mullen
to compel them to cease operating their
merry-go-round near Nay Aug Park,
the defendants fled their answer yes
terday. They deny practically all of
the allegations of the plainti1.
The county auditors have moved
from their room AT the north end of
the first floor corridor of the court
house to the room adjoining that of
Clerk OF the Courts Daniels. formerly
used as IA marriage license room. The
room vacated by the auditors is to he
used for the Orphans court part of the
business of the register of wills office.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-03
WANTED TO END HER LIFE
Miss Katherine Rail Threw Herself
in Front of Horses-Believed
to Be Demented.

After she had made two futile at
tempts to end her life by throwing her
body prostraie before two on-coming
leans OF horses Miss Katherine Rail,
q demented woman. was taken in
charge by Mrs. w. 4. Duggan. agent
for the Board of Associated Charities
at the corner of Penn avenue and
Spruce street. Yesterday morning. Th.
woman Was loath To accompany the
Board of Charities agent, bur by moral
suasion and the exercise Of little mus
cular force Mrs. Dusgau managed to
conduct her 10 the polio" headqlIar.
ters.
\ careesslN dressed figure at times
mutteluG to herself and then loudly
roclalminS her desire To end her life
attIacled paSscrShy ~ the central
city streets yesterday murnng At
about 10 O'Clock people on I.ackaWunna
avenue. near Franklin, We're startled
In hear shriI feminine shrek. The
next Instance a WomIm darted from
the curbSton" and thr"N herself FIAT
on the pavement in front OF n fast an
preaching team. Tho driver checked
his horses in time and III" woman was
lifted from her unWonted position and
taken 10 the sidewalk uninjured.
This performance was repeated at
the corner of Penn avenue and Sprura
street. wher" she again was very
nearly trampl"d upon by the
horses, Then Mrs. Duggan appeared
to take her in charge,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-03

Mrs. Ann McGovern Is the pla aintiT in
an action to recover damages from the
Iackawanna Iron and Steel company,
which was put on trial yesterday morn
ing before Judge j. W. Carpenter in the
superior court room.
ON Jan. o., 1899, her husband, Patrick
McGovern. aud her son. owen McGov-
eln. were employed at the South Steel
mill of the defendant company. They
were on the night turn and were en-
ploN"d on the charging floor. About
$50 the electric light went out and the
workmen were left in the dark. 1t was
very cold and the McGoverns started
towards the spiegel cupolas to get
warm. In passing between cupolas l
and young McGovern stumbled and
plunged forward toward the opening
of one of the cupolns. The father
sprans forward to save him and lie.
with his son. plunged into the mouth
of the rupola which fortunately was
"cold' AT that time. in other words was
not in use for fusinS the elements that
enter into the making of steel. Botn
father aud son were badly hurt and the
father died several days later in the
Moses Taylor hospital. The son is Il
cripple.
The only light on the charging floor
at the time the accident occurred, ac-
cording TO the witnesses for the de-
fense. was furnished by a small lamp
carried by Patrick Finnerty one of the
clippers employed in making repairs on
the "cold" cupolas. The witnesses ex-
anined yesterday for the defense were: {:
Ntf h. ,,,l,, L.,
Mrs. Ann McGovern, the plaintiff; Pat
rick Finnerty. Martin Gallagher and
Michael Brown. One of the exhibits III
evidence is a model OF the South Steel
mill. made from wood ana tin.
Mrs. McGovern is the mother of six
children. the second oldest being Owen,
the boy who was injured. lie is 16
Years of age. Her husband was 50
years of age ut the time of his death.
She is represented by Attorneys !. II.
Burns and NJ. j. Martin, and the COM
pany by Attorneys Jessup & Jessup.
1t will take several days to try the
case.
The case of V. w. Boelchi against
De Lourent 4 company of New York
was given to the jury yesterday morn
ing and soon afterwards a verdict
was returned in favor of the plain
tiff.
In the matter of John w. ]lolen-
back against Antonio Iofoski. Il rule
was granted to show cause why iudg-
ment should not be entered and the de-
fendant be permitted to defend.
The case of w. j. Douglas against
Edward j. Williams was referred to
Attorney w. NJ. Curry by agreement.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-03
new BAKING COMPANY.
Corporation Capitalized at $780,
600 Has Purchased Plant of M.
]. Kelly & Co.

Application is Ia be made at the end
of this month for IA charter for the
LHckawanna Steam Baking company,
corporation which has already been
capitalized and organized.
The principal stockholders In the
company are NJ, j. Kelly, George Il.
Carson, A. II, conneli, Martin Cawley
and =. Y, Scanlon, The capital stock
is $2D0,OVO and the company has pur-
chased the plant of NJ, j. Kelly on
tapouse avenue. The standard line
Of goods which Mr., Kelly has been
manufacturing for several years will
continue 10 be manufactured and the
plant, which now has IA capacity OF
$a5 900 worth of bakestufs IA month,
will not he enlarged for the present
The officers of the new company who
have been temporarily elected to serve
until a charter Is secured are as fol-
lows President. NJ, j. Kelly; secre-
lagN, A. r.. Council; treasurer, George
b. Carson.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-03
Preferred Graham to Wright

There was a hearing before Judge
j. w. Carpenter yesterday in the di-
vorce case of Walter Wright against
Margaret Wright. Attorney G. T.. DAN
iel' appeared for Wright.
From the testimony ii appeared that
after the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright they went to live on Jackson
street. West Scranton, where Mrs.
Wright became enamored of Thomas
'iraham. Il young man who was one of
their neishbors. In May, 1897. Mrs.
Wright desert q her husband and went
back to her old home in Glamorgan-
shire. Wales. where she was joined by
Ora aham. They are now living together
there.
Pinot toSrapher Henry Frey Identified
a picture of Graham and Mrs. Wright.
taken before Mrs. Wright deserted her
husband, They represented at that
time that they We're man and wife.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-03
Carbondale Equity Suit.

George r. Jermyn, secretary of the
Consolidated Water company. again
went on the stand when the hearing
was resumed yesterday morning in the
case of the Consolidated Water COM
pany against the city of Carbondale
He testified to the receipts of the CryS-
tai Lake and Fan Brook Water COM
panes during the period of their eXis-
tence before they became part of the
Consolidated company.
Mr.. Jermyn was then Withdrawn to
permit of the testimony of certain wit
nesSeS being heard who We're anxious
to return to their home in Carbonate.
Henry Mclaughlin. j. ]. Gallagher, r.
T.. Devine, Thomas Coon and John
Hart We're examined and told of the
bad quality of the water furnished by
the company supplying Carbondaie and
the difficulty of getting it to extend
its mains. 1t will take several more
days to get in all the evidence.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-03
MARooNEY RE-ARRESTED.
Committed to County Jail by Alder
man Millar for Desertion.

Frank Marooney. of Avoca, a young
man about % years of age. was ar
raigned before Alderman Millar yes
terday afternoon for desertion and
non-support preferred by his young
wife. Annie. In default of $500 bail he
was committed to the county Jail.
Marooney was arrested by Special
Officer Mcdonald two weeks ago but
escaped him by Jumping through a
window. after securing permission from
Mcdonald to change his clothing.
Yesterday morning, however, the
officers captured him in d coal mine
and as they did not give him the priv
ilece of exchanging his working
clothes. succeeded in reaching the al
dSrman's office without mishaD.
The wife accuses MaroOney of cruel
ly deserving herself and their six
months old child and refusing to con-
tribute to their support. The child Is
now being cared for by the :. Joseph $
Founding Home
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-03
List of ADULTS Prepared.

Judge \. A. Nosburg yesterday COM
pieted the preparatlo OF the list of
audils to be heard by him IN the or
phans' court room during the week
beginning Nov. II.
The auditS are so arranged that three
or four will be AIKEN up each day dur
ing thar week An order was handed
down directing the clerk to give notice
of these audiis by publication. An
order was also made fixing the week
OF Nov. IS. as argument court week.
Judge Nosburg viii hold II session of
court in court room No. = on Saturday
morning. To hear arguments in cases
set down for that time, and special
session Will also be held on oct. L..
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-03

Miss Rail has been in Scranton for
several weeks past and during that
time has occasioned no end Of trouble
for the local authorities. At various
intervals during the past six years she
has been an inmate of the Ransom
poor farm, but has been enjoying her
liberty in this vicinity for some time.
She is known under several names,
but Katherine Rail is believed TO he
her correct title.
She is being detained at police head.
quarters until her mental condition Ia
fully examined into. when the authors
ties will probably recommend her
commitment to the Hillside Home.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-03
Petrolino Was Hurt.

on Aug. A. 1900, Antonio Petrolino
was passing along l.ackawanna avenue
ut the time the explosion occurred
which wrecked The Merchants ana Me
chanics' bank. He was struck by fly
ins pieces Of brick and glass and Sc
riousy injured, especially about The
hips and abdomen. lie was in the hos
pital for over a month and alleges that
he is lame and otherwise permanently
injured.
Yesterday, through Attorneys g, T..
Daniels and W, NJ. Bumell, he began
suit against the estate of John Hand
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-03
Wednesday. Oct. 16.

@ll iIcngA GoldScger. alias Harry Gold.leesr.
alias 6. Gold,leger arson; +. Robius, Ir,
"l5, Fred Schneider, larceny and receiving: f.
Robiing. .lr. pros.
BIG. CHARLES savers, larceny and receiving: vii
liam El'lid.e pros.
"l.. feliN >lesnr>ki, aggravated assault aud bat
terry; Joseph Adams, pros.
3ls. stanley Smith, larceny and receiving: steve
Milo, pros.
Sl'. tlem"ntna s,arpinu, assault aud battery ;
Rachel trrrI, pros.
$50. Thomas scorer, assault and battery; Louis
B0valaih. pros.
32l, Peter Butcher periuy; Joseph Midga pros
30, h. IosrpilSon, assault and battery; II, Colds
''2@. IT, Gold>legei assault and battery; b. 10.
,cplson, pos.
324. Hugh Davis. lolnicaton and baStarly: sarah
Kelly, proX
$25, Samuel Miller, Jr, selling liquor without
license. selling liquor on sunday: j. W.
CLARK, pros.
326. samuel Miller, 81, selling liquor without H.
cense, selling liquor on >uuGa,; j. "
CLARK. pros.
a2I. Michael Rc>lcter, John Cuh"r, Steven Nol.
nak, assault and battery; Michael kosar
SIS. lane Morgan aud Margaret Rghtur, larceny
aud receiving: Frank Martin. pros.
@2y. Joseph Gani>, Anthony Minfai>, Fila Mink
alis rohcny; Al.m Tauaous. nroS
$50. Domlniok Reilly t-lonious woudne; T.
RublnG, Ia, pros.
3al william James, assault and blttNy; James
D. Davis. pros
~ William Ioim DAVIS assault ind battery:
Richald Ialues, !r"s.
3';i VI, \. ,addrn, adultery and bastard,; Rhod,
Nicholls pros.
M N. A. Caddrn, foniralon and ha,tardy:
ln1Is
335 David 4, Thomas, t"loniorS wouui,ng; James
Masters, pros,
33G Bridget Daily, assault anl battery; Dora vii
lianls, ploN,
81 John Day, sarah lane bay, poisoning dog;
Patrick Mc\annsy, pros.
:@IS Daniel II. Jones, fornicaiion sui hisariy;
Elizabeth, Maycs. pros
$50 e. NJ storm, emhelllrmeul 4. ] Iyuett.
rrus.
$40. john seierl, larceny by hailtei Elizabeth
Johns proS.
al. john Seigel, larceny Nv h,iIesi James Johns,
pros.
a,2. u, smon,ou, selling liquor without license
and selling liquor ON SUNDAY; " 4, Phil
lips, plo>.
3G. Adam IidbrowiH selling liquor without Ii.
.en.e; Thomas ley>hou. pro,
Thursday, Oct. II.
3iI, s T.. Va, land ob,trucrng justice; Robert
Wilson, pros.
3t, NJ " Lotus, keeping office in tavern; W
4. Phillips, pros.
3iG, John WaunCr, pointing pistol; Adolph boa.
dofshA, pros.
3is. Annie WareO, aggravated assault and bat
tcry Mary Konier, pIuN.
3is. Frederick Wrth, assault and battery; kste
Kramer, pros.
$40. Roy whitlock, assault and battery; Monroe
o. tallsndcr, pos.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-03
SUIT AGAINST
The L.I. S. co.
1T IS ON TRIAL BEFORE JUDGE
CARPENTER.

Mrs. Ann McGovern Is the Plaintiff
and She Sues to Recover Damages
for the Death of Her Husband and
the Injury Of Her Son---Judse vos-
burg Has Prepared a List to Be
Heard by Him-Hearing in Wright
Divorce Case--A Reminder of the
Explosion of August of Last Year.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-03
MRS. IDA.L. R0SER
Grand.Niece Of Ex.President
James X. Polk, Writes to
Mrs. Pinkham Saying:

"DEAR MRs. PiSKHAM Il have been
married for nearly two years, aud 50
far have not been blessed with q child.
1 have. however. suffered with q com.
plication of female troubles and pain.
lul menstruation, until very recently.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-03

HIS J.EG AMti TAIED Michael Miller. Ill
years o age. was received A. the l.acEawanna hos.
pi,al yesterday with badly crushed LEG, caused
by a fall ct rn"I. II was found nrrt>>'hy I" am
pualc the leg.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-03

ley. Merchants 4 Mechanics bank.
Central PENNSYLVANIA Telephone and
Supply company and the Scranton Gas
and Water company to recover dam
ages for the injury he sustained.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-03

NEW TREASt HtR tharl"s y. stevens. of ,ns
city. las been made treasurer Of the \'ad"nN "'
Music. 10 sl,Cccd Robert Alexander. who has been
transferred i" the Wciing Opc,a ll"u.". ~ SNta.
eusc. Mr. Alexander went 10 SYRACUSE yesterday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-03
LIST FOR The
SECOND Week
HEADED by THE ToMAsH1FsK1
MURDER CASE.

Silliman Perjury Case Is the First
One for Trial on Tuesday. Oct. l5.
and Next to That Is the Men S
Union Case Charging H. c. Hat
ton with Perjury--Case Charging
Morgan Sweeney with Aggravated
Assault and Battery Is Also Oh
List--Many Liquor Gases.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-03
MRS. IDA l.. ROSER.


"The value of Lydia r. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound WAS
called to my attention by an intimate
friend, whose life had simply been a
torture with inflammation and ulcer
alton. and Il few bottles Of your Com
pound cured her; she can hardly
believe it herself to-day, she enjoys
such blessed health. l took four
bottles OF your Compound and consider
myself cured. / am once more in fine
health and spirits; my domestic and
official duties all seem easy now, for I
feel SO strong l can do three times
what used to do. You have host Of
friends in Denver. and among the best
count, Yours very gratefully. MRS.
IDA l.. RosEs. 326 18th Ave, Denver,
Col. 5000 forfeit If above testimonial is not
1snuire
If you are i'll, don't hesitate 10
get u abOttleOfLydia +. Pinkhanl's
Vegetable Compound at once,
and write to Mrs. Pinkham,
Lynn, Mass, for special advice
It is free.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-03

$50, Angelo Mecca, selling llQ,pr withou, licen.,
and selling liquor To minors; Antonio Gov.
i'llo, pros
~. Annie AmeS, adultery; Eil,.beth knapp,
prON.
S53, James W. Guernsey, NJ 4. Keller Charlcs
". Bennett, dissaudng witness; ~ ".
Guernsey, Pros.
$50 Malzn lApatU r., assault and battery: yio.
lautha Ihmil, pros
36l Mary Lawn, aggravated assault sud battery;
Annie Ga6ns,, proA
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-03

compete in The Thirteenth regiment shooting
match which will take place on the Dickson
tty range saturday next. The match opens at
1870 Il. M. and will contnu" throughout the
day Many prizes offered.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-03

The trial list for the second week OF
the term of criminal court was COM
pleted yesterday and consists Of 264
cases. many of them OF a very import
ant nature. The list follows:
Second Week-Monday, Oct. IA.
aGt. Anoni Tornashi,ki, mnrdei william II.
Phillips. pros.
2Gt John Harvey, laroeuy and receiving; vii.
liam Harvey, pros.
abG Martin Morrison, ionicat,on aud bastatdy
SJlah Jane Sweet. proN
2tS Joseph Shymanski. assault and battery; July
shtejncr. pros.
2Go Anthony SIn,ninski. selling liquor to minors:
Joseph Bro,Iratk. pros.
o'0 Richard Livingstone l.tcrny aud receiving
Martin Connor. pros.
Ell Philip Alexander. assault and battery; Harry
lIernhardt, pros
2I2. H. T.. A,ines, cnlbcaalemrnt; B q. Covcy.
pioS.
9'3. Michael G.llaeeh, keeping gaming house;
Robert Wilson. pros.
9'i. Harry Obineer. keeping gaming house: Rob
ert Wilson. pros
30. Bernard J. Kelly. emhenalemcnt: Steven
Dyer. pros.
2'6. Anthony SirpOhowitz, breaking prison: vii.
liam Simpson. pros.
"a. Frank shipnan larceny aud receiving: r.
Robling. .r.. pros
rs. frrdrrick Setback. assault and battery: Mary
setback. rroN.
2;9. William Palmer. larceny and receiving: T..
s. Palmer. pros.
$50. Nathan Cobb. frionious wounding: Daniel
Dempsey. pros
2sl. Nathan Cobb. tclonious wounding; William
Osborn. pros.
2S2. Nathan Cobb. frlonious woundng: Edward
j. \eary, pros.
asS. Ionnev cobb. alias Alonzo Cobb larceny by
hailre: Charles Potter pros.
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Tuesday, Oct. Is.

2S4. Frank Siliiman, Jr.. brftery: William Rcpp
2S5. H. &. fi.'ton. perjury: Robert Wilson. pro.
2sG. Samuel Edwards. fornication and bas,ardy
Edna Heller. pros.
2S7. Roger ellis. e,nbe2alement; Jonathan vi
pond. prns.
2ss. Morris L. Bcnowitz, false pr"tcnscs: william
Craig, pros.
2S9. Angelo Mecca. trafickng in registered bot
tles Henry Ulrich. pros
$40. Edwin Moon, embe2zcment: Edward J
Neary, pros.
2"l. Patrick Ryder. assault and battery: Patrici
Manley, pros.
2"2. Joseph Ritter. fclonious woundng: Thoua
Ford. pros
2"i. +. +. Everet's assault and battery: John 4
Rcgan. pros.
2g. Josie Joyce. assault aud battery: Maesi,
Burns, ploS.
2e5. Mary Ann liinnon. malicious mis-, hef; Tier
Sheridan prox.
2't. Benjamin HOWE. larceny and receiving; Ju
liam Coolek. pros.
2oi. Leon Hughes malicious mischief to rail
road; VI. Crippcn, pros.
a"s. Herman EIazen, fornication and baStarIy
Annie Collins. PROV
800. Arthur Howell. fornication and bastar,iy
Mary BSrth. ploH.
800. Thomas kreie. felonious wounding; .Ilcol
Denn"bam, pros.
3ol, lizzi" Shea. assault and battery: Mary krn
drick, p,oX.
3o2. Martin Mcdonald. John Gerritv Martin
Moore, breaking into freight ear. lrcen,
and receiving: Martin Crippcn. pros.
J0!. Brtnco Brody, assault and battery: Mari.
Cccoli. prov.
aoi. James BELL. emb"llIrnrui Peter Kr.n,ki
pros.
%"'. Della Bailey, larceny by hailre; William C
Rt,ll. nrn>
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-03
There Is Still Time.

students are registering daily for
The Conservatory courses in piano.
Once, GOA Linden street. Open all day.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-03
CITY NOTES..

MDERMANlC MARRIAGE. John L. Wilson
and Mary 4. jackson. colorcd. were man led yes
tcrday by Alderman Hove.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-03

CLEE CIT lB SANG. The Wilkes. Barre Glrc
club an Organization which a>pircs Tor the place
HOW occupied by the William tomall tcr club.
stopped oil ~ this city last night on its way from
the MonIrosc far and rendered op"u air Srl"c-
ton on Washington avonuc TO show S,rantunian.
what il cold do IN The Sinn inc Tine.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-03


Il. u. Iadwn. \. l.. Muster.
II. q. Pond. ;. A. Do,Igla>G
+. ". r"a,,n Paul kciirr
A. T.. stanton. Charlie, II. Baker.
john Ice. james Dou9hctiy.
Amos r. Vail. J. u. Pickering.
in>eu Carr Joseph IT, Spor.
William Andrews. Lauren stanton.
Dani2l j. lrphpr> Edward Bishop.
Arthur =. RilgwaN. G. +. Dean.
David p Watkins. Walter j. Iccknan.
Other contributions received yeSter-
day are from the following:
Ioiln Allen Powell. Mr>. u. IT, lloli>tcr.
Mrs Henry Srri!l. \riw A. ZONES.
Albert II. Wri"- Mrs. Arthur 4. Jones
Mis- >lbrrt It, WrlIrs. Harry l.. Jones'
Miss Margaret Gr!ttiIhS Fred 3. ZONES,
Benjamin T. laRUr, &. d. Jones.
Mrs. benjamin l.. I.aI,uc. Ms. {. y. Jones'
Large cards were issued yesterday
which will he placed in the banks,
newspaper offices, and at the mills.
shops and mines Where subscription
will be received The solicitors will
have n certificate showing that they
are authorized to collect.
The following additions have been
made to the list of solicitors:
rlirrhus VI Mc'lrr,on.
Between Hickory street and Roaring Brook
Meadow /" the River Edwin FrihIe
Assistant to ". T.. Johns. IN hyde rLrh Pro.
ie,>or David H. Owens.
assistant 10 Iohr Brn"k,, Central City Walter
Dickson
Assistants 10 =. 4. cAlpin. Bellevue William
Grady. rhomIs +, Walsh, and James Noonr
Assistants to =, j. l.uanr. Martin Grrrity aud
Enos Fl!mu
Not"h District lanes llUsgrr,y.
Meadow kNgnrl" ~ Line. Roaring EIDoh t,,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-03
Meeting OF SOLICITORS.
Inclement Weather and Street Car
Strike Prevented Large Attend
ance--New Contributions.

Indictment weather and the absence
of street ears had deterring effect on
the solicitors for the Mckinley me-
mrrial. with the result that the num-
hcr that called at the board of trade
rooms last night was not large.
Secretary G. r. Sanderson, of the
general committee. was on hand to dis
tribute the nemorandum books in
which the solicitors are to record the
subscriptions. On the front inside
cover of each book is pasted white
slip. bearing the signatures of PreSi-
dent Luther Keller and Secretary &. II.
Sanderson. and certifying that the
holder is authorized to collect subscrip-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-03
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There's always pleasure in being the first to see the
and the new here supasses anything have shown
in the past. A day makes difference in Fall
Displays, veritabe transformation has been wrought
since last general To chronicle all the
shifting phases Of fashion is task from which any pen
might we'll shrink We have shifted. What we show is
the extreme essence Of style and utmost values.
Others have been convinced. Are you waiting the
same opportunity