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Charged With Larceny.

Frank Stewart, colored. employed as
dishwasier at the Carleton restaurant near
the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 11th
street northwest, was arrested yesterday
by Detective Lacey for the alleged larceny
OF six spoons and two knives from his en-
ployer. The articles are valued at 81. Stew
art was released on 81 collateral for u hear
Ing in the Police Court tomorrow.
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as large as Russia and Ireland and six

as IdrBt dS fNuSSId anu lftIdIiu ofIu Sf7<
times as large as Italy.
In England and Russia mutton is popular
and is In general use. and for the former
country Australia furnishes an almost in
with home supply annually of more than
1.OOO 100000 pounds. is not under the neces-
sity of importing. Germany requires large
amounts of veal and pork, both popular IN
and France and Italy give preference to
fowl, but In the United States the con-
tinuous demand is for beef c'beef. beef!
beefrO and there is a visible increase in the
and the style and method OF living i'm
proved.
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70 by the direct operation of medicine.

two by the direct operation of medicine
Ihe stages will be: Cancer, malaria health
1t is to be understood, of course, that these
conclusions are still largely hypothetical.
one cannot be absolutely sure of them. DR..
Loeffier, however seems to be hopeful and
ms hopes are SHARED by DR.. Won Leyden of
Berlin. If what is now a plausible conjec-
ture, supported by a limited number of ex-
perlmentS, becomes an established truth
humanity will have been delivered from an
other of its most terrible enemies.
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Astronomical Solutions.
rom the Atlantic Monthly.

From the Atlantic Monthly.
= Though 300 years have elapsed since the
death of Tycho Brahe, and the scientific
world has only recently Joined In celebrat-
ing worthily his immortal meuasry, it ap-
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The sole Washington agency only accepted after very thor
ough be that these articles
given unbounded satisfaction The patronage Of the elite and the
Endorsement of physicians have been secured the of
Nine Gven preparations generally recognized Nine
Gves representative will be here for longer
pleased explain and the really magical results of her truly
marvellous toilet articles
Evening star., 1902-05-09

Mrs. George w. Herget was killed during
a carousal at her home in Dayton. Ky.
Her husband, William Thornton, Frank
Kent, Thomas Shields and William Murray,
alias Ford Mattox. were arrested on the
charge Of murder,
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Laurel News.
snondence of The Evening Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
LAUREL. Md, August 1G, 1902.
The work at the reservoir at the lake
on the Van Tyne property. where the
source of the water supply for Laurel Is
secured, is about completed. This brings
the operations on water works systems for
Laurel to stage where the plant can be
turned over to the town authorities.
A meeting of the water board Of the town
was held last evening at the town hall, ana
a number of bills were received and order
ed paid. A committee, consisting OF the
entire board, was appointed to make
tour of inspection of the system next We'd
nesday Ii is understood that an attempt
will be made TO have the engineer OF the
town Mr.. Allen OF Baltimore, under whose
direction the work was done, accompany
the party.
A valuable water spaniel, the property of
Mr. f. L. Petit, a prominent citizen OF
this town. was killed on the railroad
tracks here yesterday.
The whereabouts OF A. B. Wolfe. the mer-
chant of this town who disappeared from
his home here Tuesday morning last. stil
remains unknown to his family.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF TIE COMMfSSlbNERS WASHING
ton i. G. August 13, l9p2.-Sralad proposals will
b" received at this Office until TWELVE NJ AU-
%l ST TWENTN-THlRp. 1902. Hpr constructing an
addition TO cottage III" grounds Uf the Indus
trial Home School Tenlrytawu r,aI Blank forms
n proposals and specifications. together with all
necessary information may b, Obtained upon ap-
piicati"E therefor at the office Of the Inspector Of
Buildings Of the District II Columbia and bids
upon theSr forms only VIII b, considered HENRY
T. T. MACFARLAND, JOHN BIDDLE, Commits
siorcrs. y. &. su136t
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THE
Supervising Architect. Washington. u. e. August
T., 1902 Sealed proposals will be received nt thIs
office until TWO O'CLOCK PM. on THE IHIED
DAY or SEPTEMBER 1902 Hnl then opened Tor
furnishing the Plumbing and 'ias Piping complete
IN place for the Hygeuic Laboratory Of the l. =
Marine Hospital Service at Washington. y. G.. in
accordance with the drawings and speciica ions
copies 4 which may be had II this Office al me
KNOX TAYLOR, Supervising Architect.
aUl+-th .tu.6t
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THE
Supervising Architect, Washington. ID. c, August
-. l3u2-Sealed proposals will he received at this
Office until TWO O'CLOCK PM. on THE THIRD
DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1892 and then ope ned for
the installation Of Conduit and Electric Wiring
system for the Hygtenic Laboratory. L. 5. Marine
Hospital Service. Washington, ID. e.. I'm accordance
with the drawings and specifications, comics Of
which may be obtained at this office at the dis
cretion OF the Supervising Architect JAMES
KNOX TAYLOR. Supervising Architect
uul4-th .tu,6t
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-FINE DAIRY FARM WITHIN 2b
miles Of this city, including ten choice cows,
team Of horses and farming implements If
wanted. Address DAIRY FARM. Star office. 1t
WANTED - TO RENT OR LEASE COUNTRY
place. in good condition. with dwelling and out
buildings; pric" must be reasonable; give full
particulars Address Box So Star Office. It,
WANTED-GRASSDALE FARM-A FEW BOARD
ers; near station: large brick house: large. airy
roonas left; where everybody make them
selves al home: nnp shade and mineral water; an
ideal place for families with children: fresh
vegetables. fruit, milk. ice; conveyance to and
from station free; terms moderate Mrs NJ l..
CLOPTON, Remington. Va 1ts
MONTGOMERY COUNTY REAL ESTATE is SURE
to increase in value; farms. lots and houses
bought and sold. j. a. HENDERSON. Rockville,
Md. jeI-s-l3t
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
umbia; holding Probate Court Estate of Ben
tion.-Application having been made to the Su-
prGme Court Of the District of Columbia holding
Probate Court. for probate of the last will and
testament of said deceased and for letters tesla
mentary on said estate, by Fanny II. Pedrick
August A. d. 1902. that notice be and hereby is
given TO Marion T. BallInger, Albert f. Burche
W. Burche. Susan NJ. Burche. William H. Burche
and Margaret 5. Underwood and to all others
I'D day of September, A. ID. 1902 10 o'clock
an an to show cause why sneh application should
in the Washington Law Reporter and Evening Star
return day herein mentioned@the drst pnbdcatioe ion
Ss to be no, Iss than q thirty days before said return
JOHN R. RoUZER. Deputy Register Of wills for
the District of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate
Court. JOHN RIDoUT, Attorney. aui6-iawSt
IN THE SUPREME CorRT OF THE DISTRICT
Frank N. Davis and Edna ManteiI. defendants.~-
No. 1870, Equity Docket No. 52.-The object of
monii from the defendant, Frank NJ Davis upon
the ground of adultery. On motion of the COM
1902, ordered that the defendant, Frank N. Davis
cause his appearance to be entered herein On
legal holidays. occurring after the day Of the first
publication Of this ORDER otherwise the will
order to be published once a week for three "a
successive weeks prior to said date in the Wash
the court: HAIRY NJ: CLABAUGH, Justice. True
eoPEnTest: J. R. YOUNG, Clerk. By J. W.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia-Themas Crabtree ct al; VS.. Annie f.
Rauel ct al; No. 222le Equity.-This cause being
of the sale of real estate In which Joseph Crabtree
deceased had interest. notice is hereby given all
said Joseph Crabtree to present the same on or be-
fore Tuesday. September 2, 1902, at 10 o'clock
Court House In this city. Jas G. PAYNE. Auditor.
au2,9&i6,3t
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J.. THOMPSON. 1875 F ST.

FOR RENT NEW 3-Sft,IsI AND CELLAR EIHCK
dwelling "u rH" Heights. reception hall. parl"r
tlniu- r'um and Kitchen first .rur. 10 rooms
ri..: baths steam heat. $50 per month. For
EU1i--r consult
aur5rf LnGIS Il. WINE 4 co. 1901 + st. NV.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF co
lumba. holding Probate Court Estate Of sally
Smith. deceased No. 3llg, Administrat atiou.-Appli-
ca tinn having been made tu iha supreme Court ~
the District of Columbia. holding Probate Court.
for the re-probate OF the Last VIII and testament
Of said deceased by William II. Smith. Il Is or
dered this 18th day Of August. A. u. 1892. that
notice be and hereby Is given To Laura Smith. and
all others concerned, To appear In said court On
Friday. the 26th day OF September, \. D. 1892. at
10 o'c,ock an to show cause why such applca-
tion should not be granted: Provided this notice
be published In the Washington Law Reporter and
The Evening Star once in each Of three successive
weeks before the return day herein uHnJiOned-
the first publication be not less than thirty days
before said return day. HARRY NJ. CLABAl hH,
Justice. Attest: JOHN r. ROUZEiH. Deputy Reg
lister of Wills for the District OF Columbia, Clerk
Of the Probate Court. I. L.. JfFFORbS, AtIor-
aulB-laWSt
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FOR RENT ONLY Si5-THE EFSr HOUSE N
Washington frr 81. /" rooms; rooms dep;
rlIri hath. hot -y,mter boat. with screens. l2:i3
Harvard st Columbia Heights
STONE 4 FAII;FAN. spG * s4's F St NV
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PERSONAL.

AN ENGLISH LADY WHO INTENDS WINTER
ing in Italy and travelling over Europe in the
spring would take charg" Of few young ladies: !:
an 'Npeilenced traveller; references given. Ad-
dress X. g. T.. Star office au1G 2ts
WHEN IOU LEAVE on YOUR OUTING Y0TT
can go away shouting. Kiss hnr and tSkr hrr hand
FOR you did business at the ''uld stand by send
ing for us and big cash exchange for rprn, :
worn garments JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 6l9 u.
auI6-tf-5
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY RFNoVFD
TO go lith st. n-w. Open all hours Private
consultation rooms. Strictly confidential Refer.
ences the best. NJ. BRADFORD. Superin en- lent
!y19-tf.l
MORPHINE. OPIUM LAUDANUM COCAINE
habit myself cured: will inform ynu Of harmless
permanent home cure. Mrs. BALDWIN.
mh24 4s-tf Box 1912. Chicago.
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.

FOR SALE-oR EXCHANGE-HOUSE, BuFFALo,
~ ~ situated on of the best resident streets t
90 feet front; good stable Price, $12 600; trust,
$4,000 will trade for equity in Washington ciiy
mouse and assume trust Of equal value or more.
1t. Gpcorn"ps,sd 100 moa an b9o 10th st. NV.
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u->J h"I>' for rIt in east part Of city .S,r''m
31u J. cap. apartment. or and bath 3l.io
Glg \ -. : ruaIHS and bath --.--.--.-- lilo
a-LG-sL- 4 VI j -ATN Ell. % Y. Cap. st.
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL CARRINGTON. N.ATTORNEY-ATIAw
Webster Law building 5O5 D ST. NV, Washing
ton ID: C. Residence. No. Mount Vernon Flats
Ne" fork ave. snd 9Th st. n sel3
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
MI RNISHED.
FOR REM BY JAMES 7. SHEA.

FOR EtNT \ EEN"fIFI'L II ROOM HOUSE
iu NV -.,nd u,l-aH,shIod. = baths. M. l CON
Iitipu. hay windows. Rent S6D. Apply at
u7.r.- o.. RANDOLPH tt RNEE.
HvfS-.f 71J I4tl st. ".
FOR RFNT iuou MASS. AVE. NV. SOUTH
west rurarr. entrance On lnth So. - rooms: hnc
ls--aff,,n I,,usa now undergoing thorough repairs:
stgl PLATE. range porcelain tubs. &c-; suit
abb. 10y club hes-'iug hnUs. ~ fer Hats one
sqrar,, 'Hrnrgi" library. dining Gp feet long.
H.,'yS,. nIrn 90 Is daily. Apply premises or to
IITi II. FOX 4 BROWN, l4D6 q st. NV
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-A BLOCK OF FINE HOUSES
NEARING COMPLETION.
It ST. SOUTH SIDE. BET. nth & 18TH
THE ONLY Low PRICED MODERN HOUSES
WEST OF 1irH ST.
There is demand for low-priced hous..
WITH \ GDOD-SIZ LOT, in this desirable
section; they Will soon be disposed of. NOW
THE TINE To MAKE A SELECTION. i'ur-
chaser can have reasonable changes made and
select paper and decorations.
WE'LL ARRANGED; rooms on first floor; on
second; two third: magnificent tiled bath;
front and. stairwsys: 2-stery porrhes.
HOT-WATER HEAT: lot full 100 feet deep to
15fOot paved alley.
SEE Us ABOUT THEM
STONE K FAIRFAX. Exclusive Agents,
1t and
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1oi Sd st. n. 10 rooms and bath. s25 so
Apply to p. II. BROWN. Trustee. 422 9th st. ".
ap29-tf
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TIIE SEPEEME CorRr nI. rIIE nIsrHI.r

N liii- ~ flttME tOl III bt lllE llNlkl. L
OF Gulumhia.-Nilliam -. Davis Sylvia T..
Davis at al: No. 2{;'b5. equity This cause being
referred to the to state the distribution = The pro-
cceds of sale of the real estate. notice i hereby
given 10 all creditors OF ErInire T. Davis .ls-
ceased, to presen- their claims. with the proofs ut
the rooms OF the auditor, In the United states
Court House In this city. un Thursday. August Il
1902. at 10 O'Clock am. JAMES g. PAYNE Audi
tor. iypi;-s ~
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Z Il
KHobE ISLAND AVE. NEAR IOWA CIR
'hf convenient TO three lines: southern eX
posture: NINE ROOMS and bath: concrete re lar:
owner nonresident. will consider an offer of
S3:.n0; SUITABLE FOR HOME OR INVEST
NEST
Il. II. WARNER COMPANY.
au16-3t 91G + st n W
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FOR FLEA AND LICE DESTROYER ALSO MED
icine for dogs, cats and birds. go to SCHMfD'S
BIRD STORE. 712 18th st. NV auj-tf
FOURTEENTH STREET HOSPITAL TOR DOGS
Surgical ana medical diseases OF dogs and cats
Animals boarded. Dog cemetery Phone main
111-2 HOSPITAL. 21lS 14th st. n W mylT-tf
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FOR HENT-A DELIGHTFUL CORNER 18TH
aud Roanoke SIS. 'l" ~ th' very choicest loca-
ti.us iu this city. II rooms. tiled baths hot
water heat. laTgr attic. with servants room:
ALI. LARGE communicating rooms, beautifully
psp"r-f \ cool hruS- IN Summer; thoroughly
heated in winter REASONABLE rent to careful
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T NNIlF---N ANIED.
Wanted parties who appreciate superior con
stiucfed house. who know the difference hetwet n
a weli-bnilt house and poorly built We want
you TO Inspect those handsome houses. nearing
completion. on Columbia road between nth and
18TH; we claim these the best constructed
low prices houses erected in this city: after
You have inspected them you will agree with
No better materials. better workma nship is
TO be found in u $4,000 house.
Very handsome fronts. three stories four rooms
deep; twu-story rear porches: steam heat finiS.
ed IN quartered oak and dark ash; II cabinet man:
lei In each room; good size lots; will have 16-
foot paved alley in rear.
GO IN THIRD HOUSE
STONE * FAIRFAX Exclusive Agents.
au1G-5t Nos SRsnS h al n W
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FOR RENT-2O4O 18th ST NV s ROOMS AND
bath. good condition; large yard........ .Si25 so
RALPH W. LEE
fyS-tt 14o6 G ST. NV
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btfh. cellar. furnace. long yard, near ears: Kew
2Sll, rent $3.50 CLARK BROS 1888 F
-. NV anil If
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PALMISTRY

HAVE YOUR HANDS READ RY MMF RITA
the worlds greatest palmist and astruIoger hold
Ing receptions daily at III ST. NV, cor. Of Sth
Fee. % and 80 cents. au6 1919
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FOR SALE-PRINCETON ST. COLUMBIA HGTS.
The cheapest house In this location. 1t is "A
''.story. Concretecellar. bay window house: front
Of fompeian brick and brown stone. with stone
steps Parlor. reception hall. dining room. pan
try aud kitchen on 1st floor: trimmed In hard
wood; three cabinet mantels handsome oak
staircase: tiled vestibuc; plate glass doors; .
larg" light bed rooms, beautifully decorated and
I'apered on upper floors: tiled bath: open plumb
ing porcelain tub. and all modern conveniences
ana Improvements. Must be sold. Price reduced
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OF July. All. lSl- ordered ll4at the h'it-lgiNE
cause his appearance to be entered herein uu ur
before the first rule day occurring alter The pN-
piration Of three months from the first publication
of this order otherwise The Viii b. roHeed-d
with in of default. This order O. hc pub
lished twice in each month Tor three consecutive
months in the Washington Law Reporter and The
Evening Star, newspapers published Ia the city II
Washington. In said District. f.. r. BINGHAM,
Chief Justice A trge cnpy-Trst: J. X. YOUNG.
Clerk BY NJ. A. CLANCY, Asst Clerk.
iyIg pa N lfD
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DIS
trlct Of Columbia. Thomas T. WaEEaWau. truss
tee. vs.. Julia z. Nnson. Frances X. NIrsan Mary
Bradley. Charles Bradley and George g. bradley
and Henry Bradley. trustees. Equity NJ.
25lnS. docket - The object or ,hts suit il 10 alr-
= Ll..l. IN -L-.-L
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COUNTRY BOARD.

QUIET OLD HOME NEAR MOUNTAINS: GOOD
board: plenty chicken, vegetables. milk and i'e;
large lawn: fine shade. fishing: terms moderate.
Address Miss l.. E LAKE. Middl"burg Va. It.
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9G2 14th. 10r. 2b. s10O.0o f4IS Q. Tor b.. 10 40
i7oi 6; floors 100 100 on o1. iSl5 Q 7r. b, '.5o
gfT NV Tor. b.. 30 5i 3,,2i Cambridge Sr b - 80
Isl Phelps Or, b. .5o.5o 241 5tA. 20 80
:i2:i0 Y. ir. d.. 81. so Iu.T NrH Tr... % on
1910 18th. Or. ba .4U.5D
iy1a-tf GA&,H EROS. 1907 T st.
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DOGS, CATS. ETC.

Out ol idHl anu Epou hunters. address BOX GO
Star Office. au16 2ts
PROF. VICTOR. 1889 CORCoRAN ST DOG
washer and flea eradcator. Dogs washed at
owners residence. Dogs and cats boarded Sur
gical operations. Washing dogs and cats spe-
ciaty. ap10-G,s
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE -CHEAP-eNE GENTLENiAN'S AND
one ladys saddle: atsn old fne-tuned violin.
Apply 614 9th ST. NV. It,
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II\kINS. 500 18TH ST.
f2i 81 ne. Sr. b. %. 90
lIiJ SeatOn. 6r. W. 1850
l4lO 32I. 4r, b.....lJ.O .Oo
G1r! houses for Colured
tenants, from s. up.
Storage TuOilS. -. 90
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-05
FIVE MORE LISTS.
Young People Getting an Early Start
in The Tribune's Junior Contest,

The young people of this section OF
the state are already interested in The
Tribune's Junior Educational Contest
which was announced on last Saturday
On Monday the first day, five young
persons submitted lists of words in ac-
cOrdance with the rules of the contest
and yesterday five more did so
Last year a number of the lists sent
in the contest showed that their writer's
did not fully understand the rules, be-
cause number of letters We're used
that were not in the phrase from which
they took their words. This year, how
ever, this misunderstanding seems to
be cleared up, as far as the early re-
turns show.
This Is II great opportunity for the
youngsters to earn valuable Christmas
presents. There are to be twenty in
all, the first three being s2O $40 and S..
Then there are two of $3.50 each, five
of 81 each and ten of so cents each.
These presents are to be all in cash
and the winners can spend it for them
selves in any way they choose. The
particulars and rules governing The
Tribune's Junior Educational Contest
are all given in an advertisement in the
right hand corner of the fourth page
of this mornings Tribune.
Lists We're received yesterday from
the following:
Wallace Latham, Thompson, Pa,
Willie Toy, rear 514 Harrison avenue.
Harold r. Dodson, 1881 Blbson street,
Hugh Williams Elmhurst, Pa.
Walter Toy, rear 514 Harrison avenue.
The second one of these boys, Willie
Toy, was in last years contest and
won writing desk valued at 81.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-05

He did not take any extra clothing
with him, but secured what money was
due him from the Model lunch rooms
when he resigned his position.
The facts in the case printed in The
Tribune were a surprise, both to the
parents of the girl and to Wallis father
and mother, and both families are
anxiously awaiting his return.
When the girl was removed to the
Lackawanna hospital she was in a
critical condition, and talked incoher-
emily of her troubles, being delrous up
to the time of her death. When Wall
was at home on Monday morning he
appeared to be greatly disturbed over
the young woman's death.
He is known to have relatives in
Moscow, Pittston and Wilkes-Barre,
and it is possible that he has gone to
either of these places. An effort is
being made by his parents to locate
him. Coroner Saltry is still pursuing
his inquiries into the case, but as yet,
has not unearthed any new develop
ments.
The funeral of Miss Hinchcliffe will
take place this afternoon from the late
home in Avoca.
Mrs. Augustus Houck. of 323 Penn
avenue. says that Miss Hinchcliffe did
not live at her home. but at Mrs. Mary
Houck, 325 Penn avenue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-05
PERSONALS.

David Reynolds, of the firm of Reynolds
Bros, left for New York yesterday after
noon.
DR.. Mary S. Shepherd left yesterday for
Angola, Ind, where she will spend the
winter,
Mrs. IT, ]. Dunn, of Stroudsburg, is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Bradbury,
of Linden street.
DR. W. i. Bush, student at the Phil
adelpha Dental college, is spending a
few days at his home in this city.
James jeremiah. ST., of Lafayette
street, will leave for Washington, ID. c.,
where his SON is i'll with typhoid fever,
Hon. Il. V, Powderly, ex-commissioner
OF Immigration, was in the city yesterday
TO vote and left on an afternoon train for
Washington, ID. c.
Miss Grace Durie who has been Wis
iting relatives in Brooklyn and New York
Tor the past three weeks, has returned to
her,home, 3lS Jefferson avenue.
+. B. Smith, superintendent or dining
car service, and Superintendent of Tele-
sraph, Foley, of The Lackawanna rail
road, We're I'm the city yesterday.
Joseph d. Lewis, of West Locust street
who Is an attache of the census depart
ment at Washington, came home TO vote
yesterday, and will return today.
Andrew Kennedy, formerly of Old
Forge, has moved from Glasgow, Cam
bria county, to Osceola Mills having
been made vice president and general
manager of the Glasgow Coal and Coke
company.