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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-24
WAVERLY.

Miss Elizabeth Thomas, a highly re-
spected colored lady, died last Wed
nesday.
The parties who are sinking the ar
tesian well for Mr. christy have met
with quite a serious mishap. when at a
depth of eighty feet they lost the drill
and all efforts To get it out have failed
so far.
placed in Hall x Parker's store 1t Is
q central point ana viii be We'll pat
ronized,
Union memorial services will he held
at the Baptist church next Sabbath
morning Rev. Mr. Goodshall, pastor
of the Methodist church will oficiate
Miss Lottie Hallock has accepted 4.
position as clerk in the postofflce here,
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TAYLOR.

The William Tell Rifle club. whose
members consist of some of the best
rife shots in the valley, Will on Decor
alton day conduct grand sweepstake
shoot on Eyerly's park grounds, $40
will be awarded in prizes.
The residents of North Taylor were
treated to no little excitement on We'd
nesday evening when cub bear made
It's appearance in that vicinity. Al
posse was at once organized and with
clubs and stones they chased the ami
NAL for some distance. Finally the
cub was lost sight Of Ii disappeared
in the woods near the Taylor dump.
The sewering of our main thorough
fare now seems sure thing. sur
veyor Dunning has been kept quite
busy laving out The sewerage lines
along Main and Union streets, which
will make connection with the pipes
laid down temporarily on Pond and
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-24

| half way on Union, which have no out
| let except for waste water. 1t is in
| tended to connect from this point To
| the river
The members of the North End Ath-
| letic club are fast completing arrange
mcnts for their grand concert and
| social. to be held in Weber's rink on
| May %. The programme consists of
| the very bes; of musical and literary
numbers and will surely be we'll
| worth the price of admission. A large
number of tickets have been sold.
The Delaware. I.ackawanna e
Western carpenters are busily en-
| gagged in erecting the chute for the
ronveyer al the Taylor colliery, which
when completed will be used to draw
| The culm and slate in place of the
| mules now in service.
Benjamin T.. Fern il having a hand
some residence erected on the corner
! of Main and Alherton streets.
The meeting OF The lnvincible COM
mandery. No, 20, knights of Malta.
this evening, will be one of much i'm
portanc". when Representatives Tubbs
and Marsh will give their report of the
| Grand commandery session recently
held al Columbia, Pa, All members
are requested to be present.
David w. Jones has Just completed
number of improvements on his
property ON West Oak street, mclud-
ing new picket fence.
AIessrs Walter James and John &.
Richards are home from Lansford,
Pa. where they attended the Baptist
Young Peoples union convention at
that place during the past few days.
I oil,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-24
JONAS LONGS SONS.

So. John Quackenboss. dcflauding boarding
house: Clara Palmer, proS.
So. Frank Siliman. jl., bribery; William
Ropp. pros.
s.. Jane, Callahan. malicious mischief; Hattie
NJ. Snyder, proS.
SIS. Patrick McNecy robbery: Ludwig stan
kaitus. pros.
50. Annie Ame>, adultery; Elizabeth Knapp,
Friday, June 7.
30. Anthony Dunleavy. perjury; Robert Wilson,
pros
81. John Rcnbcchi, selling liquor on Sunday
Reese 5. Davis, pros,
-. Anthony Peterson. larceny by haiIcc; Mich
ae Kupst, pros.
90. Anthony Peterson, selling liquor withou.
license: Michael KupSt. pros.
~. Andrew Steeko. dscharging frcarm; Louis
Roblisky. pros.
". Jennie Robbins. keeping bawdy house: Mis
". b. Duggan, prox.
96. Michael Measkic, larceny and receiving; viii
liam Berlitskie pros.
o.. Julia Christine, assault and battery: Julian
Sr'ants, pros
9s, Patrick Doughcr. irlonious woundng
Louise Dougher, proy.
10. rauick Maxwell, assault and battery; Laura
Norton proX.
I'M. NasHel Mctioski ana WIS>el Gamble, assault
and battery; Metro Tehanitski, pros,
Saturday, June 8.
1oI samuel Miller, s., surety: stephen Iioloiay,
lo.. Barney po-ky, surety; Anthony MichaeIs,
lo" Jacob Anto>. surety; simon Ssko pros
lOi Simon S>ko surety; George SatiSka, pros
loj Simon >,ko. surety; Jacob Antos, pros.
lod George Saliska, surety: simon SiSko. pros
io1 !. q, Thompson. surety: Joseph Rega, pros
los Mary Anna Davis, surety; Eleanor Randall,
pioS.
loa Philip Wyscoyitt>, surety; Kate Wysco,itts,
prOX.
no Philip Wyscoyi,ts, surety; John Mora. pros
III John I.Izarchch, surety; Annie I.azarchick
IL. John lp>hii. surety; John Sakarok, pros
H. Frank McClaren. surety; Samuel McCla,rn
pros.
~ HMtn Allen surety; Mary Allen, proy.
llj Many Zeger, suretyi Hattie Seigcr proy
10 Edith Fish, surety: Charles WnJcmute
NJ Martin Joy'r, surety; Richard Coleman
lis Thomas +. Williams, surety; John Forhner
pros.
l'. Mary Woodwonh, surety; Mary Lance, prov
10 Vincent Williko, surety: Rocco wiIiko
pros.
i2l, william Davis, deserlon; Emma Davis, proX.
i22, Anthony secgcr, descrtion; Harriet Seceer
proN,
i23. John salmon, surety and drSertion; Sarah
salmon ploN.
i2i. Conrad Belghauser, desertion; Emily Berg,
hauser, proN
i25, John Pcrhoski, dcsertion; Caroline pcrboski,
prON,
l2G, Grace johnson, de>crtion; James ". John,
son, pros.
l2,. James W. Gealhalt, dcserlion; Anna NJ
Gca'hart. proX
l2s. Albert Leo, deseltioni Palma Leo, prox.
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Wednesday, June l2.

lGo. Martin Fhhc,ty and Frederick Dilchcr, con.
spracy; Richard Little, pros.
I7U. James ". Gucrnscy, NJ, II. Keller and
Charles ". Bennett, diSsauding witnesses;
VI. ". Guernsey, pros
III. James ". Guernsey, NJ. 4, Keller and Char.
les ". Bennett conspiracy; NJ, w. Gucrn.
sry, pros.
II. Joe Doe, alias James Llvrllr larceny;
Frank Rohling, H., pros
I,a. Bessie lurn, LARCENY; Harriet T.. Wells,
l,l. Joseph Walsh, larceny; Frank liobing ir,,
pros.
l7i. Mary Thomas, selling liquor without license;
Robert Wilson, pros,
l76. II. Godschlescr, assault and battery; p.
JosephSon, pos
III. b. Joseplson, assault and battery; H. Gold
schlegcr, pros.
l,s. T.. A. Dirker Nd. Dhkcr and Fred Drkcr,
aggravated assault and battery; G. D,
falnham, pros
40 Harry naskoyi1, larceny samuel Esner,
pros.
Is0 stephen Markotski, deirauding boarding
house, Thomas II, Jones, pros,
Isl Joseph Gilbert, dealing aud rattckinG in
registered bottles; 4. NJ Morse, pros
lss, Adam splitter, dealing and traiicking in
registered bottles: A, NJ, Morse pros.
lsi. Israel Ouslandcr, dealing and trafRckng in
Isl Christopher Manniou larceny; Nicholas
O'Brien pros,
lsj John T.. Golden, assault AMI battery Flora
Golden, proN
lsG Annie Lukiewski, LARCENY by bailcc; Theo.
dore Buheiski, pros.
ISL. Charles Reedy assault and battery Adam
Smith, pros.
lss. Ferdinando Larcnzo, larceny; Adam scdlin.
ski pros.
lSo. Frank urbowinc1, assault and battery; Mar.
tin Rudntski, pros.
100 Joseph Keyiatek. assault and battery; Joseph
Stzalka, pros.
l9l. Andrew Kalninski, assault and battery;
Frank Paweski. pros
1872. Thomas Diskin, fraudulent voting; John ].
Coyne, pros.
I93. Patrick J. Di>kin. violating election laws;
John ). Coyne, pros.
Thursday, June l3.
l0i, Henry Goldschlegcr, alias Harry Goldschleg.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-24

District Attorney w. II. Lewis yes
terday prepared his trial list for the
session of criminal court which be-
gins Monday, June 3. At the head of
The list for the first day are the cases
against Samuel Elliott, of Carbondale,
and Benditto Papa, of this city, who
are charged with murder. The Muni-
cipal league cases are also on the list
for the first week.
The second weeks list has at the
head of it the cases against Josephine
Bevilaccua and her husband. Pas
uuale Bevilacqua, who are charged
with the murder of Mrs. Mary Rose at
Green Ridge last November. The list
complete follows:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-24
Thursday, June l3.

loi, Henry coldschlescr, alias Harry Godschleg
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-24

Tuesday. June IL.
49, ,
w. h!'h''o i.!''r' ii"''' 'o'" Nn''',,' p,o''
'''' i'"'h's h'oo"S' '''''"!' ''"'A "''''"s'
I'D "'otst piele'' icc'N'"s' i''"" "'''''s'
Jr., pros.
~. stephen T.. '"N''H' N''P'"S S"''"e "''''''
hohert wilson, pros
lls Michael HailaSher' Ne'rihS gaming house,
Robert Wilson, pros.
wv '''''N 'o''"1''' "'''''e 7''S '
Kohert wilson, pros.
lr'' pros
lot '"''h Donovan anu ''''''N "''"'S' '''
''h!' iran" n"o''nE' 1''' pros
''- NiiI'ah' hh'' "h"'"''"' N"''"H 'o'''' 80
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or. alias G. (;oldschlcger, arSon Frank
RobIing, ir., pros.
l"i. W. H. Kclwin, libel; W. +. Smythe, pros.
lo'i. Edgar Wilson, libel: W. f. Smythc, pros.
lo7. James Thomas, false pIetenccS; Thomas II.
Jones, pros
los. Everett Foss and William J. Fo>s, mali.
"ious mi>chicf Joseph Lntcy, pros
1870. Elizabeth O'llara assault and battery;
Amelia Flannagdl proA.
200 Mary O'IlLra. assault and battery; Amelia
Flanagan, proN
pol Isaac Mittleinun perjury; John Gilbride,
.o2 Isaac Miltemsn perjury; Thomas Kenny,
.ol James Collins larceny; f. w. sauires,
2oi, Anthony ranell, larceny; T.. ". Squires,
aoj Dante Coccolly, cnticing minor female for
the purpose of marriage; John Horvatt,
aoG Ellen Randall, assault and battery; William
Granville, pros
2o1. ]. Wadnan, larceny by b,ilec; Annie Dufy,
@oS Annie Davis. larceny by bailrr: May Bndy,
proN,
100. Mary Sicgor, assault and battery: Harriet
Seegcr, prox,
20. Anthony Snegcr, assault and battery; Harriet
Secgcr, proN.
III. Thomas Coleman, aggravated assault aud
battery; William Corcoran, pros,
III. Thomas jefrrs fraudulent voting; John J.
loyne, pros.
.l3. VI q. 'nsick violating election law; John
j. tnyne, pros.
2li, John Crane. fraudulent voting; John j.
toyne, pros,
2l5, Jacob llarow1, larceny; Thomas Brown,
pros
oI6, William Regailo, assault and battery; simon
Srhocn, pros,
el7. William Rcgala, assault and battery; Simon
Schoen, pros.
us. Bessie Fullerton. assault aud battery; Alice
NJ, Thomas, pros,
Friday, June ID.
"l", Fred ". Naylor, mis,emeanor in Office;
John I, farldy, pros,
no. John 4. Morgas mirdemeanor in Office;
John 7. farady, pros.
al. Thomas stephens, bribery; W A. Phillips,
pros
e9.. Antoni Bioncaldi, bribery; W A. phillps,
223. Patrick Gallagher, bribery; W, A. Phillips.
NJ Thomas Kicoyne, bribery; W. A. Phillips,
@26. Bridget Maloney, false pretenccs; Thomas
liealey pros.
22i. Michael Miller assault and battery; Carl
AScaydse. pros.
22s. Martin Gallagher, aggravated assault and
battery; John Walsh, pros
Saturday, June 10.
30. Joseph Mop. deserton: Frank Mon. pro,
81, Willie Muiiicy, desertion; John o'Bricn
pos
232. Thomas Lamb, deserion; Bridget Lamb
proS.
2i3. Bryan Barrett dcsCrtion; Mary Barrett
pIoS,
23i. Joseph Cooley, desertion; Mary Golcy. plox
2jj. Powell Mollcsly, surety: Peter shonnotsky
pros.
236. sally felll, surety; Roscy Maskell, prox.
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10 Michael McDermotr, mlliciou. mischief;
Frank Robling, ir.. pros
d. James Gordon false prctences; Frank Rob.
ling, ir pros.
%. George Dnslcberry, keeping gaming house;
Robert Wilson. pros.
Gs Joseph Karoln, selling liquor on SUNDAY;
Reese ;. DAVIS, pros
60 Wade NJ. Finn, bribery; ". A. Phillips
pros.
20 Anthony Rddy, alias NJ. j, Ruddy. selling
h1''or without license; Robert Wilson,
a. Morris l.. Bonerita, false prctences; William
~ Joseph Polelumss. false pretcnccs William
cral.. pros.
'j Johh Bacon, alias Harry Bacon assault and
battery; j. Iarhin. pros
a. Ollie Maitland, alias ollie Bacon, robbery;
j. i.alkin, pros.
10 Hal Bunting, cruelty to animals; j. ". Io
gan, pros.
16 Peter Msnyko, embezzlement. Mike M,dzin
pros.
u, Charles B, Williams, larceny; l.. Little,
pros.
is Charles 3. Williams, embex1lcment; L. Lit.
tie, pros.
10 Michael smith, assault and battery; George
Bozeku, pros.
So Domnick yocaro, selling liquor ON Sunday.
", H. Williams, pros,
81 Mary Mano and Angelo Malno. selling
liqiof without license; ". H. Williams.
81 Arthur Mullen violating rules of board Of
health; A. c, Monies. pros
S. William Loughran, burglary; Edith NJ
Stage, proS,
81. Alexander Cork assault and battery; Ma,hu
keppe'a, pros.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-24
TRIAL LIST
FOR SESSIONS
PERSONS WHO WILL BE TRIED
AT JUNE TERM.

There Are Three Murder Gases Set
Down for Trial During the Two
Weeks Term, and Also a Number
of the Important Cases of the
Municipal League-Case Against
Wade M. F an, in Which County
Detective Phillips Is the Prosecu-
tor, Is Also ON List.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-24
FIRST WEEK.
Monday, June 3.

J. Samuel Billiott, murder; Edward j. Nelry,
pros
,. Bcnedetto Papa, murder; Frank Roblins,
ir, pros.
B, Frank Jansen, arson; Frank Robling, ir,
pros.
4, George Wilson, statutory burglary; Frank
Robling, jr., pros.
5. Martin Crane, larceny; Frank Robling, jr,
pros.
&, James Tompkins. assault and battery; G. r.
Sheridan, pros.
!, James Tompkins, playiuly pointing pistols
G, f. Sheridan, pros,
s. Anthony Glambos, deirauding boarding
house; George kupchooni, pros.
.. Michael Grady, aggravated assault and bat
terry; W. W. Morgan, pros,
10, Ambrose Pidseon, larceny; II. 4. Wells,
pros
II. Winans Hull. false peIsonation Of an officer;
Il. l., Wells, pros.
T.. Lyman Baker, subornation OF perjury; n.
T.. Wells, pros.
~ Thomas j, Chadwick adultery and bastardy;
Elizabeth Edwards pros,
IL. Thomas J. Chadwick, fornoation and bls
tardy; Elizabeth Edwards, proX,
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70. Frank Compton, fornication; Mrs. Martin
II. IIcdglin. prox.
30. Frank Compton, forgery; Ella Hcdelin,
proN.
"a. John swallow, selling liquor on Sunday:
w. A. Phillips. pros
%. ). ID. Mnsscr, larceny by bailce; Emily
Rhulc. proy.
80 Thomas Burke, seductcn Lena Hartman,
81. John Morrison, larceny: Nicholas o'Bricn,
pros.
;'s John R,n'lcr, selling liquor without IT,
ccnsc: ". A. Phillips. pros.
30 John Upshil, fornication; John saharok,
40. John UpShit. assault, and battery John SAX.
arok, pros.
Wednesday, June 5.
II. 5, T.. Wayland, ob,tncting Justice; Robert
Wilson. pros.
A.. 4. j. Maloncy, bribery; Robert Wilson,
i3. Louis Wnk, receiving; Frank Robling. IT,,
a. Morris Po,ncr, larceny: Frank Robling, jr.,
pros
A, Joseph Walsh and John Harris. alias Jack
Harris. larceny; Frank Rohling, ir. pros
4t. +. j. lIannet, selling liquor without
license; Robert Wilson, pros.
A.. Bernard j. Kelly, cmbezzlemcnt stephen
Dyer, pros
As. William Vaughan, larceny by hailce; V. Car
lncci, pros.
40. \nlonia Shelkopski, attempt at rape; Rosa
kowalskeki, pros.
30. Joseph Galayi'z, assault and battery; An.
drew i'oraSki. pros,
81. William G. Smerdon, assault and battery:
Edward Edmund,, pros
81. James foar. folnicui"n and h,tarly:
Mary A. Fitzpatrick, PROV.
~. ". NJ. Van Gorlen, false prclrncr,: r. NJ
Lindsay, pros.
d. Andrew ilavance, selling liquor without H.
cense; Thomas Lcyshon, pros.
%. Simon Thomas. bribery; Robert Wilson,
pros.
'6. Patrick Roche, assault and battery: Mary
Whitley, prox.
~. Vito lctso, icloniou> wolnding: Gui,eppc
lslalsc, pros.
u, Charles kodcok and Caroline Kodeck, fel.
oholS wonnding: John SclotH pros.
o. g. j, PowderiN. assault and battery: Brd.
get Gealy, pros
90, Joseph smith and Lena Smith. Larceny;
l.olle Gorsol, prox.
dl' Anthony Butkas, perjury; b. Atlas, pros
o. e. l., Neise and Edward Chapman, iolcihle
entry and detainer Joseph Walker. pros
C'' Violent bedko, assault and battery; Annie
Slochnick prox.
g. +, j, Malooey, bribery; Thomas Lcyshon
pros.
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Tuesday, June A.

H. II. g. IIaton, perjury; Robert Wilson, pros
H. Clara ;. Boyd, illegal practice OF medicnei
John j, Roberts, pros,
j. Thomas Barry, rape; Frank Roblins' jr,
pros.
H. Edward Padden, rape; Frank Robling, ir,.
pros.
~ Madame Zcno, fortune telling; Frank Rob
ling, ir,, pros.
a. stanley Repka, malicious mischief Frank
RoblinG, ir pros.
y G. W. Mckinney, bribery; f. b. sturses,
pros.
- Henry Walthers selling liquor without H.
censc; Robert Wilson, pros
T. o. 4. Jones, embezzlement; G. A. Dounce,
pros,
- Joseph Restefor, aggravated assault and bat
terry; W. A, Phillips, pros.
~ Patrick McAndrew, assault and battery;
Mary McAndrew, pros.
p, Thomas Davis, embez1lcment; ". II, Whytc,
pros.
IS Alexander Grass and ID. W. Smith, neglect
ing 10 keep books; Stephen Dyer, pros
% Alexander Grass, receiving stolen goods;
stephen Dyer. pros
80 A. Grass receiving stolen goods stephen
Dyer, pros.
81 William Bruning, forgery; J, ". ritmsn,
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Tuesday, June IL.

l4'. Peter Burke assault and battery; John Nal
10y. pros
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-13
SOUATIERS GIVE WOODS
THE EQUINE SMILE
Some Claim to Have Re-
ceiptS for Lease the
Holder Of No. !
TBy Associated Press.l

Fort Sill, OKLA, Aug. l3.-J r.
Woods. the man who claimed a strip
along the townsite 10 the injury of
Miss Beals appealed TO Ex-Governor
Richards today to have government
troops put the trespassers of his al.
legged homes cad. Telegraphic CORE
spondence has passed between ex-
Governor Richards and Major II. l..
Scott. commanding officer at Fort Sill,
but no official order has yet been
given. Squatters are now camped on
nearly every lot In tho Woods home
setad. It will require government
troops to remove them
The squatters claim to have caught
Woods mapping Tuesday afternoon.
they allege, he walked along Mccoy
avenue and notified some Of the squat
ters that they would not be motsste1.
Later so the squat,ers allege he gave
receipts for rents paid him. The land
Office lawyers contend that if he did
this he recognized the fact that the
land was not to be used for homestead
purposes, but for townsite purposes,
When Woods distributed his notices
this morning demanding that all tres
passers remove within ten days the
squatters laughed al him. They have
sunk wells on his homestead and con
tracted for the erection Of frame build
ings Woods processes TO be uncon
cerned. His lawyers declare that II
his homestead rights are denied every
other homestead entry is worthless anC
chaos win prevail
Land sharks hang around and theil
strikers are trying to manufacture
grounds for contes The favoritr
method is to approach some one VIII,
has drawn a number and offer to leas'
the homestead at soon as he has file,
and improve it without cost. If th'
person who has a number entitlinl
him to make homestead entry agree
to the proposition it is prima faci
evidence of his intention to defrau,
the government and he would lose hi
claim under a contest.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-13
HoIdInq Var Dance together

The Pawnee Indians are neighbor-
ing with the sacs and Fox Indians
this week This is something unusual
as the two tribes have not been on
very friendly trims. What makes e.
more range !. that they are holding
their war dance together Half naked
bucks are dancing to the ringing Of
bells and making night hideous with
.heir yells. The dance Is rather tame,
however, when compared TO those Of
former ines when they brandished
heir tomahawks aAd made an attack
upon an imaginary foe. However a
number OF our citizens find enough in
tertst in the dance TO 80 out and see
I # and don't regre the time spent IN
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COMPANY, 1880 and 1882 Market
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Dental.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-13

I5ryIng preparations simply ceveA
on dry catanh; they dry mp tho socreuona.
Which adhere 10 the membrane and decom-
pose, oausing "a far moro serious trouble tlnin
the ordinary form Of caiarrh. Avoid aRdry-
ING inhalants, fumes, smokes and Enun4
and use THAT which cloanses, sOOthea and
hoals. Elys Cream Balm is such a remedy
aud viii cure catarrh or coldin the head
easily and pleasantly trial size viii b.
mailed Tor 10 cents, All druggists sell tha
50c idze. Ely Brothers, 90 Warren ST., NY.
The Balm cures without pain, does nol
irritate or cause sneezing. ItHpreQds itself
over an irritalod and angry surface, reliey-
ing immediately the painful Inflammation.
With Ely's Cream Balm you arc arnod
against Nasal Catarrh and Hay Fever.