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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-21
Sn Der fatbpliiden Stride 81

8ilbertoilc, Suiua, tpurbeu am Mitt-
woh perfl. @oGe Serr 8loes uno
SRI. Roberts burb ben bofp. &ater
Remmers ebelid eetraut. Die melt.
lihe Seier fano auf Der Sarm beS
8rGutigams itatt nno ipar cine edit
oentihe So65eitSieier, 81 pelfer iif
cine GuBerit groBe In5abl @1ite elm.
aefunSen bate. Son auSipdrtS bot
ten iif Serr Sobanm &1rnmen uno
Serr SoIepb 9loes bon Iibton, Ga,
einaefunoeH. @ir pitni6en Den
9eupermGblten piel 9liif uno Scgen
i'm Gbeitanoe!
Inf Ser Sarm ieines SObnes
Better nabe 2%uremburg, Snbuane
Gonntp, Suiua, itarb am Sreitag, Den
10. Sttober, Serr Srun5 SeB, elmer
Der Glteiten I~niieoler iener @egenb,
Sitter BON Il Sabren. Der Ser
itorbene ipar in 9eiprt, 2uremburg,
am "a. Wut 1926 geboren uno fam
IN ieineu Sugenoiabren nah
Nmerita, no er Iib III Sllbuqlle
County auf elmer Sarm nieoerlieB
nno es our6 SleiB unb Spariamfeit
Az einem auiebulihen Serm0gen
brahte. ST binterlGBt adt &inoer,
flint S6bne mo bier Sobter, NAM.
lib: Sarl in 2urembltrg, Sa.,
Sobanu IN Solp GroB, Sa., Wihael
in Sarlep, Sa., Beter in 2uremburg,
Sa.. uno 8arl g. in gltaoer, Sa.,
iopie Srau Waria Sui6 in Surem-
burg, 60, Srau Sermam SteffeH in
0perspiae, Su., Srau Barbara Si-
bier in @ranpile, Ga, mo Srau
Sbereiia Sucas in &uremburg, So.
Seine Satin giug ibm bereits Dor
IA Sabren I'M Sooe pOraus. 9aS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-21

fe, Commits in 2uremburgsStab
nah 2uremblirg . 9abnbof. Serr
Sourift, Commits in 9ettembiirg,
naoa @ttelbriid. Sr. Gampia, Com.
mis- in @ttelbriid, nod 8ettemburg.
Sr. Grapotte, Commits in 8ils, naf
Glerf. Sr. &neip, Commits in Glerf,
nah gettembur9. 'Sr. S6Uars,
Gommis in 9ettemburg, nah @ils.
9nrd @rofb. ycIdlnk pom 90.
September cur. lit Serr Carl Sbou,
4ttdhe bel Der Generals DIRECTION
Ser SSuiti5, sur griesune oes Serrn
Baul 2amort, SriebenSrihter bes
Santons 8iIs, mGbrenb Der garl5en
3aler Der &ranfbeit oes 2esteren.
beiteQt fporoen.
2ehrer : Grnennunsen. - Serr
Wenfter = BERGEN tpuroe gum 2ebrer
bes 2. 8raoes Der 8nabenihule 5u
&ooingen ernannt. Sn oerielben
Sisung parb bas @ebalt ser 9ebrer
uno Sebrertnnen ser @emetnoe Inn
100 reip. 80 Sr. erbObt. SRI. Wiil.
Ter. Sodter bes friiberen 2ebrers
bon Stegen, puroe CUR 2ebrerir in
8ilsoort Serr Sacobp, bisber 2ebrer
in Srotten, gum &ebrer BON altrier.
Sersbera, iopie Sri. @elter, on,
aebenoe 9ebrerin aus Srnsliuiter, an
Die Shule Don &ippig ernannt.
GipilitanS Der StaSt G~uremburs.
@eburten.-2O. Sept: anna
Sbereie, Z. b. @eord &mtfmann,
9ieriabrer; 2ouiie, &. b. anton
@raffe. S%aelObuer. 81: Soiepb
9arl Hemn 9. b. Sran5 @aiiier,
8aitpirtb. 90: Sobann Subert, 9.
10. SSobann 9di6, GagI0bner. 25.:
@eorg, g. b. Wtid. 8reis, Sdmii6.
gerber; @ltie @ecile, E. b. Soiepb
Salfenitein, 9oiffeur.
e n.-22. September:
Bernard 8retus, 8uf)fii6rer, nit
auquitine Caroline aremer. "a:
Sobann 8eder, 8erihtsuol5ieber.
Ganoioat nit Barbara Suianna go.
bel; Sobann &anbel, Boit. unb SeIe.
9rapbenbeamter, init Waria 2abu-
relle; Sobdnn Yeter @enion, Gen.
BARN, NIT Bauline 3israno; Wifo.
Los 9egrotte, Stetnbauer, nit Su-
lama 2egrot. %: Satob Wagner,
3uidneioer, NIT Suianna @irginic
@onner; Sriebri6 @ilbelm Iuguit
Stou, 9udfIbrer, nit gliiabetb
9amei6.
SterbefdIIe. - 90. Sept:
gliie Docs, oft 81 Sabre, @ittpe b.
Sobam Sbomas 4remer, 5tlbs. SIN.
itrelher. 81: Geter @onner, aft 1
Sahr uno 4 Monate. %: Catherine
Gecile @eiIer, oft 9 @onate; SOB.
@enbe, alt So Sabre, Sattler; Ga-
Uterine SimonL alt 81 Sabre, Suus.
hdlterin; Waria 2aurent, aft 2 Won.
23.: Gatbarina @engert, IA Sabre
oft, gbefrau b. Watb. @eiiien, 2anb.
mirtb; gouaro H%eppiuser, alt 81 s.,
3uderbdder, ebelos. "a: gatbarina
Barlp, alt 40 S, g6efralI b. Ioolpb
Grapat, Steuereimnebmer; Waria
geder, oft 1 Wonat; Beter @llti6fe,
oft AZ Sabre, Sduiter. g.: Sob.
@alerius aapier. alt 70 Sabre, peli.
Steuereinnebmer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-21
Gus BEN abrissn 0roRbersOstbnm

VtCutuituuDtIt 20. SPpI. uIIeI
hofp. 8ifar Serr Sobritius bat oen
ais Si6ter beitens befannten Yrof.
Srn. @elter gebeten, ibm ben Cert
al einem 2iebe 5u MAIDEN, oas bel
Der 8einleie geiungen iperOen
|fonnte. Sem friiberer Stuoienge-
noiie bat bieien @uni6 erfiiat, ilnb
infer mlliitaliib iebr pernnlagte Sr.
9itar bot cine iebr iangbare Melo.
Die baslt geieBt, Die mir leioer bier
nidt pieoergeben fonnen, Den Cert
aber laiiem mir na6itebenb fol9en:
Wit Der Seimatb ouft'sem @eine
Niiat Die @lGier bis gum Hanb!
Hroblif in Dem Sonnenideine
Sebnt iid aus oas Woieaauo.
Sabt Die Glider solbig belle,
Sebt Tie IN Cen Sonnenitrabf,
~" CAB in ibrer reinen @eae
Spiegle iid Oas Ioieltbal! ~"
SSSn Ser HGbe IN ben @eiten
@ie oas ifimmert, nie oas la6tl
limb hes Stromes @eaen sleiten
.Sraulib plati1erno our6 Die Hadt.
Staot uno Staot6en, Blum on
9lume,
&eiben ii6 in bunter 3abl.
~" User idng piiroig Dir sum Hubme
8unoerbolbes Woielthal9 ~"
go Die Selien srali fid heben,
Supft Der Sriibliug leift empot,
lluo Den blonoen Sobn Der &ebeR
Siibrt er an baS Si6t berpor;
Reid an Stdrfe, iiiB on 2nbe,
2Gfelno pie Der Morgenitrabl
~" Siipft Der ionnentrunf' ne 8nabe
.Surh fem liebes Moieltbal. ~"
@em err nabt a,f leibten SiiBen,
@eid,t Die Gorge ieinem S6ritt:
&inoer fommen i'm 81 eriiBen,
@reiie reiBt er iubeluo NIT:
8loden fliugem Sieoer iteigen,
uno umbliibt pom S~onnenitrabr
~" Shlingt Die Sreuoe ibren Heigeu
Surh oas gan5e Woieltbal. ~"
.Stola uno banfbar itebt i'm 9reiie,
Sebt Die Glider frob emporl
3u oeS Seimatbitromes TreiIe
SGlltet on in pOuem 9bor:
Irf bas Wobl Der Seimatber6e
2eert Die Slider ua5umal:
~" DAB es eDig bliiben weroe,
ShiiSe 9ott bas Woieltball ~"
9intgem, %. Sept. @Is beitte
9ahmittag mebrere ainber oas gieb
III Der ,SbernieS" biiteten, n1berten
Tie iih Der &l5ette. Ser ~11iGbriee
Nif. ltuien fiel fopfiiber ms 8aiier
uno slpar on elmer iebr tiefen Steae
nnb peri6Danb inter ben Iugen lei
ner 8ameraben. ginige Stunoen
ipGter 5og man Die Seibe nit langen
Safen ans rfer.
8arnid, 10. Sept. 9eitern @ad.
mittaa itieB Dem 19idbrigen Yeter
Bad ein perbangniBpoaer lnfaa Su.
Guf Ser Sabrt 5rpiiden 9ippud irno
Sfoumeiler init ieinem Sipeiraoe be.
griifen, itieB er on einen I'M @ege
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-21
ES Iebe Ole fatboIti@e @tuters
fd1ulel

Ste Ne1olilfIon oes Wt1tte Sttober
boriaen Sabres abgebaltenen &atbos
Iitentages BON Soma al @uniten Der
grri6tung bon @interi6uien on
fatholiiden Goleeien fir Siinglinge
trGat Srii6te. ct. Sobn's llniperiitp
bon Gollegepiae, Winn., erOffnete be.
reits bier @oden ipGter cine iol6e
Sfule unb nun fiinoigt audi oas
ipieber inter Der au~sge5ei6netel
2eitung beS bobp. 8ater InielmuS
Mueler, .. s. Sc, itebenoe ct.
SSranciscus Solanus College bon
Guincp, Sn., cine Mitte Honember
III e~roffnenoe 8interidule an. Sn
Der Iu3eise Der biesjGbrigen @inter-
itule bon ct. Sobu's, Winn., beiBt
es, Dab bereits lestes Sabr, tros 10
furaer 9efanntmafung, iebr piele
Sssiinglinge 8ebrau9 BON bieier beion.
beren @eleeenbeit mabten, unb baB
Die @interidule nit grobem Griolge
a~eleitet muroe. 9aiielbe 9iinItiee
Meiultat mirb audi Die @interi6ule
an Guincp %auf5uipeiien baben; oenm
folhe 8interi6ulen iino 5eitgemuB,
tpeil bie 3obl Der Siinglinge, welhe
peiterer Iusbilbung beoiirfttg iino,
aber lpegen Wangel an Belt ODER on
@eIb feinen gansen Sermin elmer
paiienoe Sebranltalt beiuden fonnen,
groB lit.
Sseoer quite Sarmer muB beut5u-
taae i'm Shreiben, Tefnen unb elm.
fahen 8u6fiibrung beipanoert iein.
Der tiidtige Sanoperfer muB Die IN
fein Sud- eeborigen 9ere6nungen
unb 3eihnuneen MAIDEN, eineu
giiltigen Gontraft ausl6reiben, nit
@anf gbeds unb oergleifen UNI.
qeben founen. Mltf Der feline 8e-
f6dftsmann muB i'm &ednen nno
8udfiibren geniigenb bepanoert iein.
Chen tpegen Waneel an notbigen
&enntniiien gebt bas 8ei6dft ODER
Sanbnerf bel man6en brapen &atbo-
Iifen 5u @runbe. Ger groben 3abl,
pel6er Belt ober Wittel feblen, ein
ean5es Subr eine bobere Sebranitalt
An beiuden, bietet Nun Die @inter-
ffule einen sepiinidten grias umio.
mebr, oa oieie Shulen ben 9eoiirf.
niiien Der Shiiler beionbers Hef-
Illna tragen Deroen.
Serner, eibt es 8nefte. Die MIR
bonn Sriibjabr bis SpGtberbit Irbeit
haben uno ben @inter IN irgen0
einem &oitbnls 5ubringen, mo Die
l~lnfoiter ino Die nit Dem Wfiiilig.
gang ,neiitens berbunSene Seridme,t-
Dung, bas iauer peroienta @elo ralls
ben. 8ie biel better pGre es, oieies
@elb CUR Iusbiloung bes Gbaratters
uno CUR @ripeiterrng Der &enntniile
In elmer @interidule 5u berpertben.
Sn Den StGoten beflagt handler
Geeliorger, mie in Der arbeitsloien
@inter5eit brape Siimglinge nift
bios ibr @elo oer5ehren. ionoern alb
auf @bpege gefiibrt DerOen. 8Gre
es inter iolben llmitGnSeu nid)t eim
@ert Der garmber5igfeit in Ser
Gtaot lnb auf Dem 2anoe oen 9eiu6
elmer fatboliiden @interihule 81
empfeblen9 Wenn mir Damn nod
bebenfen, pie biele fatboliibe Sling.
hinge i'm @inter leiber proteitontil6e
ODER ionit fir 8lauben uno Sitten
aefGbrlide S6ulen beillfen, Damn
miiiien mir b%efennen. fatboliihe
@interiduIen fir Siinglinse iino
seitaemGB, ia notb,penbis. gs lebe
Die fatbolii6e @interi6ule!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-21
Orunoiteinieamns TT Nen,fea.
SOtua>

9ic ieierlide 8runbIteiulegung
fiir Die nelle fatboliide Stride in
Hemien, Soma, miro pabri6einlifJ
20. OCTOBER itattfinoen. Ger
Tag Der Seter lit iebod nod nift
enogiiltig feltgeieBt. SIS miro erpar-
tet. oaB Der bobm'ite giidof @arri-
aan Den @rimoitein legen miro uno
bas piele YrieIter Der Seier beipob.
men meroen. @lld eripartet man, baB
iid Die Satbolifen Der llmgegeno iebr
aablrei6 ~einfinoen merben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-21
8etrejemD Den SoIRS.Vereim

0a8 ct. Solepb's @latt" be.
ridtet SolgenoeS:
Ser BrGiioent Nif. @onner bean.
tragte unb beariinbete Die ginrib.
tuna zines Central : Bureaus mn
@riinhrmg zines 8olfSpereinS fir
beutih : reoenoe &atbolifen Der
lluion. Die @%eriammlung nabm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-21

Den glntrog on. 8onner's Elan 8ieIt
oarouf bin, ale beltti6 , rebenoen
&otholifelE, Oh iie gum Gentrul-ger-
elm aebDren ODER ..iht, IN einem
aroBen Gerein 81 iammeln. Ser
9eitraa ioa % Gents per Sabr be.
traaen unb an cine Gentraliteae ent-
rihtet perOen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-21

SSn elmer geriammlung bes grecu-
tin-g Counties oes Stdatsperbanoes bon
Seem Yorf, ipeIdJe in 9rooflpn am 9.
Sftober itattfano, Duroe unter
&noerem audi bic grri6tung bes
Central +. Bureaus fir fatbolii6e
2iteratur begiinitigt unb tritgen 10.
aleih perityieoene Serren ibr Shcrf.
lem So5l bel, bieies llnternebmen
fillan5iea 81 unteritiisen; laut 8e.
ihluB Deroen besbolb Die 8ereiue
freunolidit gebeten, Gorge 81 trasen,
Dob Die periprodene Summe audi
entridtet miro.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-03-18
A CORRECTION.
G.. W. Watkins New Store Opens
Today-5OO-5O Lackawanna Ave.

by a typographical error in yester-
days Tribune, the opening of Mr.. G..
w. Watkins new store at 500-502
I.aciawanna avenue, was announced to
take place yesterday. The announce
ment should have stated Tuesday, as
Mr.. Watkins formal opening occurs
today.
AS a result of the error, Mr. Wat
kins' store was thronged with ladies'
all day yesterday, and although the
store was not in opening day" attire.
ii is safe 10 say that no one regretted
the time spent in Mr., Watkins magnl-
f!cent new establishment.
The new store is undoubtedly the
most beautiful and artistic of Scran-
TONS many up-to-date retail estab-
lishments. The worlds best in draper
les, rugs, carpets. wall papers and in
terror decorations have been brought
together here and handsomely dis
played in a bewildering manner by Mr.
Watkins unique and exceptional skill.
It is safe to say that a large percent
age of yesterdays visitors to the Wat
kirs store will take great pleasure in
attending the opening today. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-03-18

secretary be instructed to have en-
crossed and displayed in the board OF
trade rooms n list of the industries the
board has brought, or helped to bring,
to Scranton. When he came here In
1866. he went on to say, the city OF
Scranton consisted of the Lackawannn
Iron and Steel company The steel
company has gone from us and we do
not know 1t, scarcely. The board of
trade has done something towards
making it possible for this city to lose
what was once its whole life and en-
ergy, and not feel any Ill effects OF the
loss.
The proposition of the membership
committee that each member pledge
himself to try to bring at least one new
member, was concurred in by rising
vote.
T.. l.. Phillips and r. II. Gerlock were
elected members. Applications were
received from l.. r. Stelle, r. j. Muir
ray, II. Il. Paine, George ID. Taylor,
Edward c. Dean and A. r. Gould.
The membership of C. w. Ten Broeck,
| who has gone to New York to become
industrial agent for the Lackawanna
road, was transferred to his successor
here, j. b. keefe.
The officers Of the board were author
zied to renew the lease for the boards s
quarters for one year at $870, with an
option of renewing for five years.
A communication was received from
A. 3. Warman, stating that his COM
mittee is working with the local COM
mittee of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers regarding the ma
tional convention of engineers, and that
O. conference will be had this week,
when the general committee of the en-
gineers will be here.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-03-18
DIR. HAYNES, SERMON.
Evangelist Told of Souls Which Are
Headed Right, but Drifting.

Rev. DR.. l.. NJ s. Haynes, of Bing-
hainton, the evangelist, who is con-
tluctlng revival services at the Penn
Avenue Baptist church this week, gave
a forclbe talk last night on Headed
Right, but Drifting" A fair-sized con-
gregation was in attendance and there
were quite n few professions of faith
after the service.
Or. Haynes told of the great num-
ber of people in the world who are
headed in the right direction but who
arc drifting this way and that with the
tide Many of these people, he said,
are to be found within the fold of the
Christian church-men and women who
are leading apparently decent lives,
who pay their debts and who manage
to keep themselves and their children
out of Jail.
These people, he declared, think
they are going to come out all right In
the end and go on living in this sort
of half-Christian way, without anchor
ing themselves fast in Gods harbor.
They forget he said, that there Is n
terrific undertow pulling at their feet
and which will finally draw them
upon the rocks of destruction. The
spirit Of the world and the carnal de-
sires of the flesh are the two most
active agencies which are working for
the destruction of rudderless souls, he
said.
Tonight DR.. Haynes will preach
upon The Second Coming of Christ.
The services will be continued every
night this week, except Saturday, be-
ginning at 7.45 o'clock and preceded by
a fifteen-minute song service.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-03-18
Springtin1e
Its Enjoyment Depends Upon
Your Condition Of Health.
Paine'S Celery Compound
Will Remove Your Burden or Dis
ease and Suffering AMI Make
Life Worth Living.

In springtime thousands resort to
some remedy to purify the blood and
to arouse its circulation with the view
OF banishng diseases common at this
season.
Those whose intelligence directs them
to make use of Paine's Celery Com
pound, know just what to expect in re-
suits when the great medicine Is used.
They are aware of the fact that their
relatives, friends and neighbors have
used Paine's Celery Compound in the
past, and that 1t has, in every case,
proved the ideal invigorator for the
run down, weak, and suffering; it has
cleansed the blood and caused the life
stream to course with vigor and health
TO every part of the body; it has braced
the nerves; it has banished the agonies
of rheumatism, neuralgia, and dyspep-
sia, and has trumphed over deadly
kidney disease and liver troubles.
In the past, Paines Celery Com
pound as q spring medicine has saved
sthousands of precious lives; today, it's
work is greater, more widespread, and
more commanding than ever before,
because pople know it better and use it
more freely. Headaches. sideaches.
backaches, heart troubles, sleeplessness.
cold chills, night sweats, and fevers
are quickly banished when Paine's
Celery Compound is faithfully used. No
other spring medicine keeps the con-
1dence of SO many earnest men and
women. Paines Celery Compound has
| compelled the admiration of the medi-
cal world, and will hold it's high posi-
tion as the surest, best, and most eff
fective health giver. One or two bot
ties used at this time will work won-
ders for all who are weak, run down,
nervous, and out-of-sorts.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-03-18
Off FOR CONVENTION.
Mine Workers Delegates Leave for
Shamokin Today-Nicholls Says
Action Will Be Final.

The majority of the delegates from
this part of the anthracite region to the
mine workers convention at Shamoliin
will leave this city this morning at G
O'Clock via the Delaware and Hudson
this district, will go with this party.
Secretary John Dempsey left for Sha-
moltin yesterday morning.
The convention will be called to order
at 1.3O o'clock this afternoon and will
be attended by upwards of 200 dele
gates, of which number some 300 will
be from this district, as nearly one
half of the anthracite mine workers
are included within it's limits.
President Nichols, when seen last
night by a. Tribune man, said that the
convention will probably remain in
session until Saturday. When asked
if the action taken at it will be final, he
said:
"Yes, it will be final. The convention
will have full power to take what steps
it may see fit, There will be no refer
ring back of any questions to the local
unions. The miners throughout the an
thracite region are fully alive to the
situation confronting them, and the
delegates will all know just what the
sentiment of their locals on the ques-
tions under consideration will be-"
Mr. Nichols said that all questions
will be thoroughly threshed out at the
convention and that some decisive ac-
ton on all matters under consideration
will undoubtedly be taken. He declined
to discuss the probable effect of the
recent posting of the notices continu-
ing the ten per cent. increase in force
subject to sixty days notice. Neither
would he commit himself regarding the
organization which the laborers are
forming, except to say that he had
heard vague rumors of it for some
time, but knew nothing definite regard
ing it.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-03-18
TO MAKE SUGGESTIONS.
Tips Recorder Connell Obtained
While Investigating Government
of Pittsburg and Allegheny.

Recorder Connell, when interviewed
by Tribune man yesterday afternoon
on his recent trip to Pittsburg, In
company with Director of Public Safe
ty F. l.. Wormser, waXed eloquent over
the system of government prevailing in
the Smoky City" and her next-door
neighbor, Allegheny
Scranton as regards matters of mu-
nicipal legislation and systematized
methods of city government" said he,
seems like Dunmore does to us when
compared with Pittsburg and Allie
gheny. We devoted almost our entire
time while in these cities to a close
study of the systems which prevail in
the several departments, and we were
impressed with their thoroughness
even to the smallest details:
Everything is on a business basis
and is so arranged that the city gov
ernment in each city moves like well
oiled piece of machinery. There is no
reason why Scranton should not profit
by the experience OF Allegheny and
Pittsburg, and with this end in view,
l shall prepare statement setting
forth some changes which l should
like to see made in this city. This
will be submitted to councils, together
with recommendation that certain
legislation, which ! believe necessary.
shall be passed. Until I outline my
views to councils, 1 do not care to
discuss them in detail"
The recorder said that one of the
things about which inquiry was made
was the assessment of coal. 1t was
thought that certain soft coal beds lie
underneath the cities of Pittsburg and
Allegheny, but investigation revealed
the fact that these have been long
since worked out. City Solicitor Wat
son, in framing his opinion regarding
the classification of coal, will accord
ingly have no established precedent to
guide him.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-03-18
ATTORNEY JOHN j. TooHEY.
Admitted Yesterday to Practice at
the Local Bar.

On motion of Attorney r. II. Patter-
son, John j. Toohey was yesterday ad-
mitted to practice in the courts of
Lackawanna county. Mr.. Toohey is a
native of Schuylerville, Saratoga
county, N. Y, and there received his
early education. After being graduated
from the High school of that place, he
went to st. Johns college, at Fordham,
n. Y. Upon completing his studies
there, he entered the law Office of Os-
trander e. Salisbury, at Schuylerville,
where he remained for two years. A
year ago Mr.. Toohey entered the Office
of Patterson & Wilcox, in this city,
where he has since pursued his studies.
During his short residence in Scran-
ton, Mr.. Toohey has made many
friends, and demonstrated that he pos
sesses in an unusual degree the quail
tiles that win success at the bar. He is
the son of Thomas Toohey, the steward
at the Hotel Sterling, Wilkes-Barre,
who has been Il resident of that city
for nearly twenty years, and is one of
its best known citizens.