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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-11-08
LOCAL NOTES
WRITTEN UP
Short Items Of Interest to
All Readers.
Happenings of the Past
Two Days in and Around
Freeland Recorded With
out Waste of Words.

The following parochia school chill
dren in the Sacred Heart class room
were rewarded for regular attendance
during the month of October: Annie
Kelley, Rose Gaffney, Katie McHugh,
Agnes Gaffney, Annie Boyle, Ralph
DePierro and Joseph Timony.
Mr., and Mrs. Michael j. McGill, who
were married at Park City, Utah, on
October %, have arrived here on their
wedding tour, and are the guests OF Mr.
McGill's sister, Mrs. John McMenamin,
Jeddo. The groom was formerly resi-
dent of town and has many friends here
A report circulated in this region
recently, to the effect that John Null
hearn, a well known peddler, had been
murdered near Philadelphia, has been
proven untrue. A letter from Scranton.
written by him, was received Yesterday
by McAdoo friends.
Miss Kittie Boyle, who was severely
hurt by fall at her home on Pine street
last summer, was taken from the Miners
hospital yesterday and will be cared for
by Jeddo relatives. She is permanently
crippled as result of the accident.
Charles Murrin, engineer at the brew
cry, has resigned. Mr.. Mnrrin is one of
the best mechanics in the region,
faithful and sober workman and his
n is h.
company.
Previous to his departure for Phila-
delphla, George w. Clevinger, until
recently foreman of the Beagle Hame
Works, was presented with gold watch
by his felow-employes and employers.
A. Oswald has the agency for the cele-
brated Elysian's extracts and perfumery.
The finest goods made. Try them.
Neal Boyle, the Freeland school boy
whose leg was broken while playing
football recently, was removed yester-
day from the Miners hospital to the
home of his father, Bernard Boyle.
Attorney John M. Carr, on behalf of
Mrs. William Crawford, of Upper Le-
high, has made application for divorce
from her husband, William Crawford,
of Elizabeth, n. j.
Joseph, two-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John B. Hanlon, died from diph-
liberia on Wednesday afternoon and
was buried at st. AIMS cemetery yes
terday.
DIR. Micrs left yesterday to assume his
new position as instructor at Jefferson
Medical college, Philadelphia.
All efforts of the Freeland football
team to obtain a game with Hazleton
club have so far failed.
Thursday, November %, has been
designated by President Roosevelt and
Governor Stone as Thanksgiving Day.
John James left this morning 20 spend
a few day in New York city, where he
will have his foot treated.
The monthly institute Of Foster town
ship teachers will be held tomorrow at
Woodside school house.
Mrs. John James is visiting Reading
relatives.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-11-08
Worthy of a Position.

John J. McNelis, of Drifton, one of
the men whose work on Tuesday helped
to swell the Democratic majority, is a
candidate for clerkship under Re-
corder-eect Barrett Mr.. McNelis is
one of the leading party men in the
lower end and has for years past been a
faithful worker at every election. His
claim for recognition is worthy one
and deserving of the support of every
Democrat in the Fourth district.
The party leaders can in no more
fitting way show their appreciation of
the Fourth district vote than by backing
the application Of Mr.. McNelis for the
position he seeks.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-11-08
Quarterly Meeting.

The quarterly meeting of the Catholic
total abstinence societies OF the region
will be held at the Grand opera house
on Sunday afternoon.
In the evening an entertainment will
be conducted under the auspices of the
Young Mems Corps. The following
program will be rendered.:
Opening address-John j. McNelis.
Vocal soo-Miss Mlle Bonomo.
Recitation, 'Tom"-Miss Teresa Nee
han.
Vocal solo-Miss Rachel DePierro.
Recitation, "Dou't"-Miss Margaret
Gillespie.
Vocal solo-Master Ralph DePierro.
Recitation, The Boys Lecture
Master Dom. O'Donnell.
Coon song-Msses Agnes Mulhearn,
Nellie Dennenny, Mary Timony, Mary
McGarry, Maria Timony, Elsie Washer,
Margaret McNelis and Teresa Hanlon.
'Grandma's Angel''-Miss Katie
Brogan.
Song-Edward Carr.
Violin solo-Miss Name Boyle.
Recitaton-Miss Katie Dever
Mandolin and guitar selection-Misses
Millie Bonomo and Rachel DePierro.
''Lottie's Message''-Miss Lizzie
Furey.
Song-Malachi Gallagher
Recitation-Mis Rachel DePierro.
pnotismn-Frank Groman.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-11-08
ROUND THE REGION.

BY a verdict of a jury of nine Metho-
dist clergymen Rev Slas G. Swallow,
widely known as a Prohibition party
politician, was unfrocked and de-
barred from all ministerial services and
church privileges until the annual meet
ing of the Central Pennsylvania Metho-
dist conference, to be held next spring
in Shamokin, shall pass upon the
charges that led to his undoing, that of
lying. This incident of the career of
DR.. Swallow grew out of the assassina-
ton of President Mckinley, who, as he
lay dying, was attacked by DR.. Swallow
in his weekly paper.
Plymouth councilmen failed to pass
their recently created curfew ordinance
last night. The councimen protested
that the town was getting much motor
iety through the matter and that people
might get the idea it was a mosSback
community, and this would hurt busi
ness. The ordinance was laid on the
table for further consideration. The
ministers will insist that it be passed.
The Lehigh Coal and Navigation Com
pany has issued order prohibiting its
men from working in the lower lift of
body of water in the old Greenwood
workings is expected to break through
at any time.
Pottsville people have entered decid-
ed objection to the marking of side
walks with chalk announcing forth
coming events. The agitation has re-
suited in the arrest of young man
caught defacing sidewalk in this
manner.
Because John U. HopewelI, editor of
the Providence Register, rode on Scran-
ton trolley cars since the strike was de-
clared, boycott has been placed upon
him and his paper
DR.. Robert M. Kennedy has been APP
pointed surgeon in the United States
navy and has been assigned to the light
ship Franklin, at Norfolk DIR. Ken
nedy is the eldest son of exAssembly-
man George w. Kennedy, of Pottsvile.
Because she nursed him during his
last illness Henry Bontz, of Hazleton, in
his will, gives to his housekeeper, Eliza
beth Lahr, $500 in cash, his house and
all its furnishings.
Benjamin Franklin Barge, of Mauch
Chunk, graduate of Yale in the class of
1857, has just given Yale s., 800 to add
to an equal amount given by him year
ago to found the Barge Mathematic
Fund.
The annual state convention of the
Federation of Boys Clubs was held at
Forty Fort, and was we'll attended.
There was spirited discussion against
the use of cigarettes.
The Democratic county tickets in
Schuylkill, Carbon and Lackawanna
counties were elected by large maiori-
ties.
Soda waterfall havors-at Helpers
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-11-08
School Board Meeting.

All the members of Freeland school
board were present at the regular meet
ing on Wednesday evening except Di-
rectors Buckley and Timony.
McBrearty on the eXoneration of school
taxes granted Frank Salmon by the
county commissioners. The solicitor
Instructed the board that the directors
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-11-08
Clothing Company Fails .

The Manhattan Clothing Company, of
New York city, well known to retail
clothing dealers in this section of the
state, has gone into the hands of re-
ceiver and their immense stock is to be
sole at whatever it will bring. The firm
was large manufacturer and dealer in
mems and boys clothing and furnish,
ings.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-11-08
Fleece-L;nea
Underwear

We have an uncXcelled
variety to choose from and
our prices will meet with
your approval. Our stocks
of
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19
HELP WANTED.

.TTENTIoN!-Men wanted: IS and 81
takes you TO Liverpool. London; so TO
Germany; S25 to Cape Town, South Africa.
AIso experienced cattlemen wanted. Gail
personally. Shipping Office, 95 1st-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19
PoLTcEMAY BRUTALLY ASSAULTED.

A DETECTIVE SERGEANT SET UPON BY TWO MEN
IN 4 sAIyooN-1N BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.
Stunned and beaten in the back room OF Henry
zyulfers's saloon No 14s East Fourteenth-st., De-
tecrive Sergeant jeremiah Murphy was taken to
77Alez-ua TIospital shortly after o'clock yester-
day.
He had two severe scalp wounds, his eyes were
closed his lips were split and his jaw and nose
confused, and he also suffering from shock
Murphy. who is powerfully built and thirty-nve
years old said the hospital that. on going INTO
Wufers's TO keep appointment, he was at
tackled from behind by two men, who struck MN
with brass knuckles something else, and fheA
.'heeled' him. He denied that he had been drusged
while drinking In answer question whether he
had his revolver. a policeman who was sitting De
side his bed said: II don't think he had his gun y
Then realizing that he had committed himself, he
added "Or rather. he couldn't pull it..
Murphy said his assailants were "Bif" Ellison
and Joe" Mansfield. The former he described as
thirty wears old 6 feet in height and frequenter
of the racetracks. and Ine latter as a Hebrew
much smaller than the other and sheet writer.
The only known eyewitness of the attack said ne
was in the back room of Wulfers's saloon. and
heard scuhing in the hallway. with shouts OF
.Oh,~ OH A moment later man. apparently
The smaller of the doing him the most m
fury After final blow the detectiVe tell ahp lle
two men fed The narrator said he did not hilo"
Nrrphy was policeman. but thought he was big
enough TO lick his assailants.
The ''8in" Ellison referred 70 by Murphy as one
Of his assailants is not the Ellison VINO was con-
z-cfed of felonious assault upon Mr.. HsHrlaues
some years ago, and is no relative OF his
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19
SAYS NENDHAN STRUCK HIM.
AN ASSAULT CASE RESULTS FROM A
NAY PANIC LITIGATION.

Maurice B. Mendham. the stock broker. who was
one of the chief in the trial OF Dr. Sanuei
J. Kennedy arrested yesterday on warrant
issued by Magistrate Pool, at the instance oi
Maurice Thorner Of No. i29 East F1fty-nltn-s'-
Thorner saws Mendham assaulted him wednesday,
afternoon at No. % Broad-st. Mendhan's office
Thorner is the man who has brought an action
against J. Overton Paine, the broker, for the loss
OF between So 900 and $4,000 Northern Pacihc ana
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company shares In the
corner in May Paine said the Mendham prothers
were interested In the case and Thorner got Mags-
trate Flarnmer in Essex Market Court WEDNESDAY,
10 issue a subpoena for of the firm.
Thorner saws in his affidavit that he went TO the
Office of the Mendhams "Wednesday afternoon ana
saw Louis P. Mendham. He handed the subpoena
TO him He alleged that Louis Mendham said:
Il haven't got time TO go TO court over twenty
shares Of stock"
Thorner further alleged that Maurice b. Mend
ham then came out of inner office ana told MIN
10 get out seized him. struck him on the shouioer
and back of the neck. and hustled him out into the
corridor
Mendham pleaded not guilty yesterday he salo
he had been expecting a subpoena, and hearing ms
brother and Thorner talking. he had come OUT
When Thorner had finished talking he had asked
him If he was through. He said he was. con-
tinued Mendham and / told him TO get out.
didn't Law hands on him" Louis Mendham ana
some clerks all that Maurice MendhaIn hao
not touched Thorner -, ,,. S.. ,-o,, &
Well said Magistrate Pool / nllsht hlie you 20
.'Its NOT matter of IS or $500 me-, said Mend
nam. Il want the thing 10 be settled the right
way" ~ -, - =. seno ho,ss for
Special Sessions.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19
REoRGANIzrNG CARRIAGE COMPANY.

Announcement was made yesterday that COM
rni4tee would soon be named TO effect the re-
ganiza ton Of the General Carriage Company,
The concern was incorporated under the laws OF
,rourTersev On Nav 2 1899 1t controls corpora
tim in this city Of the name whose charter
gives il the right operate public vehicles IN any
CITY in the State. The company is establishing ana
operating cab and local express service IN TINS
end other cities with automobiles, 1t having the
r,g,,. n, use electricity compressed air or any other
mower It's capital stock consists Of s2O,coe"' IN
shares Of 800 each of which sls.00oo is outstahd-
ing Joseph Letter is one OF its most active direct
ors The company purchased the OLD SStn-aNe-
car stables Fortytf1ird and Forty.fopMrdh M @ eIs;
e~d took out a heavy mortgage upon 1t NOT lohs
60 n relfnouished all right 10 the property.
shares of the General Carnage company W. W.
once active and strong on the curb, wnere thyy
sod above 20 Yesterday the stock was IA pla, "a
asked 1t IS understood that the plan OF @
zation includes the placing OF the cornoanys cap
ifaI llrson basis more favorable TO sharehooers
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Peter Meyer & Co: West End-ave and s5th st,
cor. 80 2x34; story dwg h: foreclosure sae;
Rensselaer, ct al: Duer Strong & whitehead attys;
Williams tudgt, S2I oS2 o. costs
1895 taxes etc s5e 90 plaintiff tor $50 ooo 17sth
n s, 100 II OF l1th-ave ExlOo; vacant sherim $
sale execution: withdrawn.
BY D Ingraham & Co: 55 E 1l7th-st. n 6. rs II e
Madson-ave x1Oo11 story brick fiat h foreclosure
sale Austin Fletcher ct al agt John Mckeon ct al
Fletcher atty; Samuel V Speyer, ref; due on
udgt 2s91o s40 39 etc SAC S4 TO plain
tin for $1,000
BY Mcvickar Co: Interyale-sve. eoe4 # Of
17x34 SO: frame
fiat h; foreclosure Bank Clerks Cooperative Build
ing Association ag Olsen al; Judge
& Durack attys Charles Flint jr. ref due on Judgt
g. 70 & costs s2e1 IL etc s53 SO; to plaintin
for s., 600.
BY william NJ Ryan: 223 w 62d-et $50 II W OF
Amsterdam-ave 25x1oo5 story brick ten h. with stores
foreclosure SALE Miriam Fisher Theodore auther
al; Duer Strong & Whitehead attys; Victor Hunger
ford due udgt SIS f95 49, S419 So;
etc. S3sS: 20 plaintiff for s11,o00.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19
foreclosure Gnles.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY, OF NEw

YORK. Elizabeth L. Leigh Plaintiff. VS. Clara B.
Sheldon and Rachel Vose Defendants In OF
Judgment Of foreclosure and sale. duly made and
tered in the above action bearing date the I'D
day OF May. 1901 Of this Court bearing
date the 18th day July 1901 the referee
Will sell public auction the New York Real Estate
Saiesrooms No III Broadway in the Borough OF Man
haitian City Of New York the seventh day or August
1901, at twelve o'clock that day oy Bryan L.
be sold therein described follows All that
certain lot piece parcel Of land with the building and
thereon erected situate lying and being
the City County and State of New York and bounded
and described follows: Beginning point the
side West End Avenue distant fortyseven t
and nve 5) inches souhery from the
OF Ninetythrd GSdl Street and West End Ave
and running thence eastery, parallel with Ninety
third 9Sd) Street and through party wall forty-three
4l feet and 90 inches thence southeaserly nine
) feet ten three quarter C0@) inches TO point
the easterly End Avenue in line drawn
parallel with Ninetythrd (93) Street and distant fifty
four C54 (5l inches southerly therefrom
parallel with ninetyrhrd CS) Street
40 five (5) inches: thence southerly
parallel with West End Avenue thirteen 3) feet
westerly parallel with Ninety-thrd tS3dl Street
and Of the through another party wall sixty
eight the eastery side OF West End Avenue
norhery along the eastery side Of West End
Avenue, twenty @ feet TO the point or place Of begin
ming.
Dated July 1S 1901.
HENRY 3 WESSELMAN, Referee.
TURNER ROI4STON & HORAN, Attorneys for Plain
The following is diagram property be sold
number is ga West End Avenue
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19
RAMAPO AFTER DAMAGES.
ITS COUNSEL ASKS TO HAVE REFEREE
REPORT CONFIRMED BY THE sU-
PRENE COURT.

Herbert r. Limburger. of the law hrIn OF hoaolS'
Teu5erhach & johnson. counsel for the Ramapo
Water Cor1panv applied TO Justice blanchard, IN
the Supreme Court yesterday, 10 confirm the re-
port of Referee Charles NJ. Morgan, who was ap-
pointed to assess the amount Of damages Que 'ha'
corporation as the result of injunction proceeohss
taken bv Charles E. Keator. as taxpayer against
water Commissioner Dalton. the other members OF
the Board OF Public Improvement, Controller Coler
and the Rarnapo Water Company. restraining the
acceptance Of contract with the Ramapo com
pany to supply the city with water The reIerce
assessed the damges al S2,162. and Mr. Limhurger
esLed thar an order be made which would enable
him 10 collect this from the Controller
Mr. Keator was, Mr.. Limburger said' a warm
personal friend OF Controller Coer The junction
was asked for on the ground that the water sup
Div OF the city sufficient. and that the price
10 be paid TO the Ramapo company on lorty
wears contract would be S2oo09.00O. when was an
extravagant price The injunction was dismissed
Juetice Blanchard reserved his decision
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19
SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY

- Katherine Elias as General Guardian Of Josephine
Elias George H. Elias and Henry F. Elias plaintiff, vs.
Michael J. Flynn and others defendants IN pursuance
Judgment OF sale made and entered
above entitled action and bearing date the 5th day
1901. l. the undersigned the Referee IN said
Judgment that purpose will sell at public au-
the Exchange Sales Rooms, No III BROADWAY n
Of Manhattan. City. County and state or
York 9th day August. 1901, at II O'clock
that day. by Philip A Smyth Auctoneer all the
premises and therein described follows, 20
land in she Twenty-third Ward OF the
City OF New York bounded and described as roowS Be
Avenue as now opened distant hundred and sixty
eight ffty-four onehundredhs 6s5D feet Northery
Northerly side OF One hundred and sxty-nfth
opened and running thence Eastery
dred feet Northery parallel with said Wash
ingon Avenue twenty-five 25l feet thence Westerly
hundred and sixtyhfth street Two hun
Eastery side Of said Washington
thence Southery along the Eastery side OF
twenty-five (0) 70 the point
by Number Twenty-Five Map entitled
Map Village Morrisania situate about one and
miles Harlem River IN the Manor OF MOT
rsana Township OF West Farms, County OF West
Law Surveyor dated West Farms August 10. 1siS and
hled office OF the clerk OF the County OF West
chester White Plains Excepting therefrom so much
said has been taken by the city or New
proceedings 70 acquire title 70 WASHINGTON ave
nue. being strip Fourteen and half feet wide
along Of said premises Washington Avenue
Dated New York July u 1901 , 49,.
FORSTER. HOTALING & KLENKE, Plaintiffs Attor-
neys So Wall Street. Borough Of Manhattan. City OF
The following dlaEram Of the property 20 be sod
The number Is 1896 Washington Avenus
Washington Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19
Noticc of Summons.
NEW YORK sUPREME CouRr-IrxInc Saw.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.-Irving Saw
ings Institution. Plaintiff. against Nelson J. Ferris
'IA n t'yIlch ana martina n Lynch his wife; Arthur
- hume Anthony Brock and Charlotte f. Brock
wife: Percival H Seward Seward his
vie and the said Arthur G Hume anthony Brock
erVa n seward as trustees for the benefit OF
creditors OF Patrick H Lynch and
persons unknown to the plaintiff; John r. Smith
oeeHes ifenry n Barnard and Bradley l. Eaton.
posing the firm Of Church r Gates Phtlip
semner Glass Company. Limited; Dimock Fink Com
pahy 6aribaldl GreenhaGh and Frank
the firm OF @. Greenhalgh & Company Acme Roonne
COMPANY The United Engineering Contracting Com
ness Seward Engineering Company: Richard Prusse
Arland Susse BENJAMIN f. Vorhs John W. Rapp. Hugh
J. Lawler Mary Bagge composing tho firm ~ smith
& Lawer; The Mitchell Vance COMPANY Dennis Dorriev
Company William Williams and l. Gustav fobn.op ca
q Erwin Manufacturing Company Thomas F Du0v
stephen v Dufy. Charles II. Duffy John H Duffy
Wotherspoon. wotherspoon Michele Manfyedi
MiIIiam X o Brien. John J. Bell Bartholomew ]. Rice
Receiver Of the Of Patrick Lynch Frederck
g Anderson Sadie Pietrowsd. Keller william Ford
New York Summons '' "
noned 70 answer the complaint in this
copy OF your the Attorneys Plaintiff
within twenty days after the service OF this summons
exclusive OF the day OF service and in your fail
ure 10 appear answer Judgment will taken against
you by default for the relief demanded the complaint
DEYo DUER e. BAUERDoRr
Attorneys for plaintiff. Office once Address No
To the defendant James F foregoing sum
mons is served by publication pursuant to an
order Of the Hon Charles f. MacIean OF the Jus
tces OF the Supreme Court 10th day OF June
1901 and on the same day filed with complaint in
the office Of the Clerk of the County New York at the
County Court House Borough OF Manhotten Ctty
County and State OF York Ivy
Dated. New York. June 10th. 1901
DEYO DUER & BAuERDORF
Attorneys for Plaintiff Office ONCE Address No
Us Broadway Borough of Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

YORK.-John P. Nelson. PLAINTIFF azainst soIoro,
Sayles and others. defendantS-ln pursuance iu57
ment OF foreclosure and sale duly made entered h
the above entitled action and bearing date 10Th tv
OF July 1901 I. the undersigned the referee IN sss
Judgment named. Will sell public auction the Nsv
York Real Estate Salesroom. No III Broadway. ths
Borough Of Manhattan City Of New York. the h,
day of August. 1901 Il O'Clock that dsv
by William NJ Ryan aucttoneer the premises direct-t
by said Judgment be sold. and therein described a
follows:
All those certain lots pieces parcels land with
the buildings thereon erected situate. lying and be,r
IN the Fifteenth Ward Borough OF Manhattan City AZ
New York. which taken together bounded and "a
scribed foliows Commencing point the east
and eight inches from northeastery SIKH
Avenue and Tenth Street. running thence
along the eastery side Of Sixth Avenue sxtyfour
and inches: thence eastwardy parallel nearly %
with West Tenth Street hundred and
thence soGthvardly parallel nearly with Sixth
Avenue sixty feet four inches: thence wesrvartv
a slightly diagonal line forty-nile feet and ssHt
inches less the division line between ths
building standing upon the premises hereby conveyet
forty Avenue. building adjoining on tfs
south; thence westwardly along the said division
between the said building feet and irhs
less the easterly side OF Sixth Avenus
point place OF beginning Being the premises
known numbers hundred and forty and hun
dred and forty-two Sixth Avenue.
Dated New York July 10th. 1901,
ROGER FOSTER. Referee
Francis X Butler. Esq Attorney for Plaintiff. O-cs
and Postoftce address No $50 Broadway, Borough x
Manhattan. City OF New-York.
The following Is diagram OF the property 70 Be sod
described above it's street numbers being 40 and -
Sixth Avenue: