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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-05
City Notes.

MEET IN RAuB's IIALT.-rhr Cab, Coach and
,iablcmen will meet tomorrow night AT S O'Clock
n RaubS hall.
CANVASS HAS BEGCN--The canvass for
names for Williams City Directory has begun.
The book will he issued not later than July 1.
NIGHT DlSPATClER.-Nlor Quinn has been
made night engine dispatcher at the Lackawann;,
round house to succeed Will A. Smith who has
been promoted to ioremanship.
''SERMON on THE MoUNT."--Rcv. \. II.
Smith will give exposition OF the .Sermon
the Mount" before the Baptist Ministerial
conference Monday morning in the Penn Avenue
church.
TERRITORY EXTENDED..T. B. Cummings.
superintendent OF the Olyphant Water company,
has been appointed to srpcrnend the Arch
bald Water company also. John Carroll, who
was superintendent of the latter company, has
resigned.
D. l.. & W. PAi.DAYS.The employees of the
Diamond breaker, mines and wasicry and the
storrs shaft were paid yesterday. Today the onl.
ployes of all the colliercs in Taylor, hcysar
Valley. West Scranton and North Scranton will
he paid. The pay car will go down the valley
next week.
STRAIED 4 LONG WAY OFF.-Luura Duggan.
j-ycal.old girl strayed away from her home
at s1l Hampton street early yesterday afternoon
and found about o'clock last night wander
ing about West Market street in North Scrdu.
ton. She had wandered some three miles away
from home. Patrolman Thomas Thomas took her
20 his home and she was later called for by her
parents.
SCRANrONl\N lIONORED.--At tllc annual
election OF the Pcnrosc Medical society of the
University of Pennsylvania. held last week, ,Io-
seph A. Wagner, OF this city, was accorded the
rare honor OF being elected president for the en-.
suing year. Mr.. Wagner was three times elected
secretary and attributes his standing in The so-
ciety largely to early training received in the
splendid old Nesper Literary society of our city.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-05
A VERSATILE ENTERTAINER.
j. Williams Macy Gave Perform.
ance Packed with Good Things.

A very goodsiHed audience gathered
In the High School auditorium last
night and was kept in splendid spirits
for over two hours by j. William Macy,
one of this most versatile and really
humorous entertainers ever heard in
this city.
Mr.. Aacey's selections covered Il wide
range of subjects and gave him an OPP
portunity to become uproariotisly
funny and exceedingly serious. The
stories he told gave him an opportunity
to impersOnate down East Yankees,
far-down lrishmcn, canny Scots and a
number of other character types. The
best things he gave were a recitation
entitled. How'd You Like to BE n
Dog?' in which he impersonated a
New York street Arab soliloquizing on
his disreputable but faithful cur, and a
poem by Paul Lawrence Dunbar, in the
rendition of which he became for the
nonce a coal-black negro wench. pop
Ing the question to her bashful lover.
Mr.. NIacey is also q buffo-basso of
more than ordinary ability, and some
of his comic songs, especially a par
ody on "In the Gloaming." We're very
well received by the audience.
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DONATIONS FOR THE MISSION.
Are Acknowledged with the Thanks
Of the Mission.

The management of the Florence
Mission gratefully acknowledge the
following donations, during the month
of MarehGs Ss~'se's5' ~ '-f 1s %
Mrs,syH, c. sanderson, meat twice;
Mrs, ". H, Gearhart, meat: Mrs. Fl.
c. FlySn, coffes-pot. etc; Marberger
meat neat safiassel' s sausage. oranges, ban
fee'S.sundries, fish, celery. lettuce;
Lindns5 bread and cake; zeidlel,
bread and cake; Mrs Leord, two pack
ages srackeTsi AIRS Matthews, cur
tains; 4AIrs.' y. T.. Hand, meat; Mrs.
Taylorrnmeat; Mrs. Price. meat; Lack
awanifs Dairy Co., ice cream once, milk
daily; ssAbington Dairy Co., milk daily;
Mrs. II. ", Archibald. meat; Mrs. W.
s. Diehi, fresh laid eggs Pieree's mar
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q. NJ. Lewis, mason, Scott.
p. j. Philbin, school director, Mnooka.
Joseph l.. Davis, miner, Olyphant.
W. j. Stevens, farmer, North Abingdon.
George B. Smith, president, Scranton.
Steven Smons, miner, Olyphant.
Eugene Meyers, farmer, Clark's Summit.
John NJ. Gallagher, driver boss, Blakcly.
George B. Thompson, manager, Scranton.
Michael Jordan, engineer, Scranton.
r. j. Dempsey, laborcr, Dunmorc.
Giles l.. Clark, nurseryman, Scranton.
James Eaton. carpenter, Archibald.
Austin B. Blair, gent. Scranton.
A. G.. Frederick, farmer, Greenfield.
Thomas Cosgrove, superintendent, Sbley.
Rev. David Jones, clergyman, Scranton.
Floyd Sargent, farmer, l. aPlume
NJ. p. Mead, blacksmith, Jcrinyn.
Richard Graves, farmer, Scott.
JohlAScanlon, operator, Moscow.
II. w. Coyle, merchant, Scranton.
William Rankin. farmer, Greenfield
Edwin NJ, Dlmmick, clerk, Scranton.
G. G. Hubbard, farmer, Scott.
d. Z. Barton, civil engineer, Dunmorc.
Patrick May, contractor, Scranton.
John +. Durkin, miner, Archibald.
Bernard O'Reilly, collector, Scranton.
Steven Cole, carpenter Uessup), Winton.
Jesse Gardner, farmer, Greenfield.
O. W. Bagley, merchant, Carbondale.
Jacob jenkins. miner, Scranton.
Harvey Kenyon, farmer, Greenfield.
George Waters. jr., ieweler, Scranton.
A. +. O'Malley, boilermaker, Scranton.
TContinued on Page 12.l
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-05

ket. cabbage Clarkes store, sugar
butter: Mrs. Sherman, crackers. stove
POLISH Palmer, butter; Acme market
meat; Dickinson, tea: Chappell, meat
and groceries; Casterline. meat: Mrs
Il. j. Foster meat; II. q. Coursen
tea; Mrs. Drew and Mrs. Bircher fif-
teen yards bleached muslin r. E
Comegys. pictures; friend. literature
Mrs. -. B. Hand. dishes. etc; What
soever circle, West Pittston, infants
clothing and pillow slips.
Special Easter gifts-Mr. and Mrs. w
II. Taylor plant, beef roast. Easter
token; Mrs. stephen Spruks. confec-
tionery: Mrs. w. S. Dichl dozen fresh
eggs II. q. Coursen three dozen eggs
Mrs. John, Easter eggs and turnips.
Medical attendance. Dr. Anna Clark.
Daily papers, Republican, Tribune and
Truth,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-05
REFERRED TO COUNCIL.
Matter of New Price Schedule TO:
Team Work to Be Considered.

At meeting of the General Team
ster's union held last night in Raub's
hall the matter Of fixing a new rate of
81 per day for team work and general
team hire was discussed and was final
ly referred for decisive action to the
joint council which comprises repre-
sentatives from all the team owners
and drivers locals in the city.
1t was stated last night by promin-
ent members of the union that the
article printed in an evening paper on
Thursday night in which it was inferred
that u new wage scale had been pre-
sented by the drivers TO the local team
owners is absolutely false, and that no
such demand has been made.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-05
COURT TO SETTLE DISPUTE.
Witness Clerk Matter to Be Called
to Its Attention.

IT was decided yesterday to allow the
court to say whether the witness
clerk shall be employed in the county
commissioners or controllers office.
A statement of facts will be argued
upon by Controller T.. A. Jones and
Commissioner John ]. Durkin and this
will be presented to the court for an
opinion. In the meantime both Messrs.
Mahon and Neuls are at work.
Mr.. Jones said yesterday that he
thought this step advisable to finally
settle the matter and prevent friction.
II the witness clerk might belong in
the commissioners office, we'll and
good. MI Jones said he has no desire
other than to perform the duties of his
office exactly as the law directs.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-05
BOARD HAS ORGANIZED.
James Young Elected President ant
Emil Bonn, Clerk.

The board for the inspection of cam
dldates for mine inspector, appointed
Thursday by the court, met yesterday
and organized by electing James Young,
of Dunnore, president, and Emil Bonn,
clerk. II cro. ~a
The board will meet Monday, April 81,
in the board of control rooms, city hall,
to eXamine candidates.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-05
COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES,

In the estate of Arnold l.. Ward, late OF this
city, letters Of administration were yesterday
granted to Attorney Henry Harding.
John Mc(ann yesterday began an action to re.
cover 81 GOO damages from the borough of Dun.
more.
G. W. Ellis registered yesterday as a student.
at-law in the Office OF Willard. Warren e. Knapp.
The borough OF Taylor yesterday brought an ac.
lion against the Iacklwanna Street Railway
company and the Scranton Railway company TO
collect 500, the tax on the poles and wires OF
these companies for the years 1894, 1895, 1906,
1897, 1S0s, 1899, 1900 and 1901.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-05
En-Twining
New Friends
Constantly. Old ones always well
come
Optician, 13l Penn Ave.
M'LEoD-M'MILLAN MATCH.
It Will Be a Great Exhibition Of
Wrestling Skill.

When Mcleod and Mcmillan meet
next Monday night at the Scranton
Bicycle club house. 1t is expected that
% contest In which unusual skill will
be exhibited will be witnessed.
1t will be remembered that Dwyer
suffered his only defeat in Scranton at
the hands of Mcleod. The former now
hopes to get even through Mcmillan.
The latter Is now working out every
day with Dwyer for the contest, and
the physical culture professor is conf
dent of his man. Mcleod has worked
his way into favor with lovers OF ath-
letics in this region and his quite a
strong backing, which will look to him
TO give a great exhibition.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-05

city, but is only a little higher than the
one made by Billy Hopkins during the
first series, fraction over IT'S.
The Backus team not only took the
championship by winning the most
games, but it also takes first place
With the highest number of pins and
the highest team average. This team
won these last honors for the first
series, also, and thus fairly and square,
ly deserves to be recognized as the best
all around aggregation of bowlers in
this part of the state The individual
averages, revised and corrected, are as
follows:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-05

The revised list of averages for the
second series of games played by the
Northeastern Pennsylvania Bowling
league is printed below, and it shows
that two members of the Baclius team
Charles Moore and Billy Hopkins get
first and second places respectively.
Moore's average of 179 1924 is the high
est yet made in Il league contest in this
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-05
USE ALIENS FOOT.EASE

feet feel swollen nervous and hot and rel tired
easily. II you have smarting feet OF tight shoes,
try. Aliens Foot East. 1t eools the feet, and
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Relieves corns and bunions OF all pain and gives
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-05
GRAND and
PETIT JURORS
DRAWN BY SHERIFF AND JURY
COMMISSIONERS.

The Grand Jurors will Meet on
Monday, May s, to Pass Upon the
Cases That Will Be Brought Be-
fore Them-The Petit Jurors Will
Serve During the Two Weeks
Term Of Criminal Court Which
Begins on Monday, June 2.
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Grand Jurors, Monday. Nav s.

q.
'S'"s "ose''l lroih tne city:
a.
"no JURORS, MONDAY, May D.
Lawrence Howard, laborer, Olyphant
Patrick McCaIIrey, miner, Scranton.
W. II. Wolf, postmaster, Glcnburn.
Thomas Law, woglmas,er Archibald
Patrick Cunningham, mill hand, Scranton.
Il. =. Mitchell, clerk, Scranton.
Ralph II. Grant. clerk Scranton.
Frank Becker, collector, Scranton.
NJ. II. Curley. blacksmith. Dacvilc.
George w. Finn. contractor, Scranton.
William Morgan. tratklayer, Scranton.
William +. Moran, laborcr Scranton.
Joseph Knott miner, Scranton.
Michael j. McIIush. fireman. Scranton.
A. +. Law, secretary, Dunmorc.
Henry Martin. miner. Scranton.
John L. Roche, hotel, Scranton.
selden II. Kingsbury, clerk, Scranton.
j. W. Howarth, lumber, Scranton.
Chester NJ. Vail, farmer, Scott
John j. OMalley, teamster, Dunmorc.
John W. Fowler, treasurer, Dunmorc.
James j. Nallin. foreman, Minooka.
Thomas d. Griffths. fire boss, Scranton.
p.4;4 1,
'A' o"Aois' "Aoaoay, June q.
John McIlugl,. student, Dunmorc.
John W. Clo,lse, blacksmith, Moscow.
Edward j.. Fuller, coal operator, Scranton.
John Durkin, barber. Scranton.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-05
MAIL CARRYING CONTRACT.
Has Been Awarded to Preston Brown
of Green Ridge.

The contract for carrying the United
States mail between the Central post
office and West Scranton station has
been awarded to Preston Brown of
Green Ridge. There We're ten bidders.
Engle &; Swartz who had the contract
gave it up because it didn't pay. The
new contractor got better terms.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-05
Fighting A
Mine fire
SERIOUS BLAZE IN RICHMOND
NO. 8 MINE.

Fire Is Located in the No. 2 Dun
more Vein and Has Been Raging
for Some Time--Men Working
Eight Hour Shifts Have Been
Fighting the Fire Constantly but
They Have Made Little Progress
UP to Date--Fire Is the Occasion
of Falls.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-05
CAPTAINS TEAM.
PROVIDENCE TEAM.

A match between the Backus and
Black Diamond teams for the cham
pionship of the Northeastern league
Will be rolled some time next week and
should attract big crowd.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-05
MARRIED.

WRIGLEY iIOWE--At the home Of the brides
mother in La Plume, April s, 1902, By Rev J.
\. Lee, Mr. Fred y. Wrigley. OF Factoryyille, TO
Miss Pearl c. Howe, OF La Plume.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-05

The following grand and petit Jurors
were drawn yesterday by Sheriff G. Fl.
Schadt and Jury Commissioner d. j.
Campbell, Commissioner i. Il. Sturges
being absent from the city:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-05

Scranton on zuleger's alleys last night.
The bowling was very poor on both
sides. The score:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-05

The thing that is interesting bowlers
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Continued on Page II. J
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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1902-07-31
THE FlTZSlr1r1ONS - JEFFRIES
FIGHT.

The FitzsimmOns-Jeffri fight in
San Francisco was perhaps the most
remarkable one on record and the
manner OF its finish still puzzles
sportsmen. Up to the eighth round
when Fitzsimmons received his
knock out blow he had decidedly the
better OF the fight, Furnishing Jeffries
terribly. bruising his face and break
ing his nose. OF Fitzsimmons and
his Knockout the Savannah News
SAYS:
If Bob FitZsimmons has actually
retired from the ring. that institution
has lost one OF the greatest fighters
1t has ever seen. In his fight with
.Ieffries he Won all of the honors.
making the gigantic champion look
like Il novice. until the time of his
fatal over-cOntidence in the eighth
round. And this, it will be borne in
mind was the performance of a man
nearly 40 years old. and as much as
fifty pounds lighter than his antago-
mist. While one may not admire the
line OF business Fitzsimmons has
been engaged in all his life, it is i'm
possible not to admire the splendid
strength that he has preserved for
so many years in the midst of temp
tatiOnS.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1902-07-31
SPECIAL LOW RATES
VIA SEABOARDAIR LINE RAILWAY

Account of the occasions below named
the Seaboard Air Line Railway will
sell round trip tickets from Hen
derson to points indicated as fol-
lows:
Confederate Veterans Reunion,
Greensboro, Aug. 2O-$2 CO. Tickets
sold Aug. IS, 10, 90; good to return
Aug %.
Grand Session Supreme Lodge
knights OF Gideon. kinston. Aug. -
l5-s6.25. Tickets sold Aug. II. y,
13; good to return Aug. H.
Biennial Meeting Knights of Py-
thias, San Francisco, Cal, Aug. 1l-2.
500 5. Tickets sold Aug. 10, in.
elusive; good to return Sept. so.
State Grand Lodge l. O. o. F. oil
North Carolina. Greensboro. Aug. l.
$3.50. Tickets sold Aug. 10, II, p
good to return Aug. 49,
North Carolina Farmers State ALI
ance, Hillsboro, Aug. 11-15-$3. 90
Tickets sold Aug. 9-l2 inclusive: GOOD
to return Aug. IS.
Annual Meeting Society of Friends
High Point, Aug. 5-ll-$5 As. Tickets
sold Aug. 40 inclusive; good to re
turn Aug. Is.
For further information apply tt
A. j. Cheek. Henderson, or any agen'
Seaboard Air Line Railway.