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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-06-13
NORTH SCRANTON.

III VIII be source of great gratifica-
ton to the parents Of the Grammar A
pupils of No. 25 school to learn that
every member of the class passed sue
cessfully the examinations for admis-
sion to the high school. Special clos
ing exercises will be held in Principal
Martins room this morning, when mem
bers of Grammar A and will render
number of vocal and instrumental Sc
lections, readings and declamations.
Ice cream will be served at the close of
the exercises.
The Sunday school teachers of the
Holy Rosary church held an excellent
entertainment in st. Mary's hall on
wednesday evening. An interesting
programme was rendered Thomas
Clark, chairman of the affair on the be-
half OF the teachers. agreeably sur
priced Rev. j. V. Moylan, their SUPER
intendent, by presenting him with a
beautiful meerschaum cigar holder,
bearing his name. Father Moylan was
warmly applauded as he spoke his
thanks. Other addresses were delivered
by Father Holmes and Father Moran.
Ihe following programme was rem
dered: Overture, st. Mary's orchestra;
address, Joseph McAndrew; piano solo,
Miss Cecilia Heffron; vocal duet,
Misses Cecilia and Mary Devers; piano
solo. Rev. ]. v. Moylan; select reading,
Miss Bridget Reilly; instrumental duet,
Misses Gerrity and O'Boyle; recitation,
Thomas Clark,
The second gymnastic exhibition of
the North Scranton Institute of HUI
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SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.

| ALBERT BidlinSmeier a we'll known
young man of this side, was brought
nome in the Lackawanna hospital am
| pulance yesterday afternoon with q
badly sprained ankle Mr.. Bidline-
meier is employed at the Delaware.
| Lackawanna and Western machine
shops, and while attending to his du-
Ties gave his foot a bad wrench, He
was removed to his home at 71S Pitts
ton avenue, where the injured member
was attended by DR.. John j. Walsh.
owing to the fact that the hall cannot
oe obtained next Thursday, the Scran-
ton SaenEerrunde has been forced to
postpone it's celebration, and the date
Will be published later. Last nights
meeting and rehearsal was the largest
IN attendance, for long time, and the
singing OF the members was almost
perfect. When a date can be decided
on and arrangements made, it is desired
to invite the Scranton Liederkranz and
the Junger Maennerchor to a feast of
reason and flow of SOUL that has
been seldom equaled in this section.
The prize has been suitably engraved
and will be ON exhibition at the iolli
fication. The "kommers" will prob
ably take place week from Tuesday,
June "a.
The Junger Maennerchor will meet
and hold rehearsal in Schimpff's hall
on Cedar avenue this evening.
A young son has arrived at the home
of Joseph Albrecht on Willow street.
The Ringgold band met for rehearsal
In Schimpff's hall last evening.
regular session of General Grant
commandery, knights of Malta, will be
held in Hartmans hall this evening.
Nicholas Looky, of Barbertown, had
Peter Forney arrested yesterday for
aggravated assault and battery. Last
evening Alderman Lentes held the de-
fendant for court in 5000 bail.
The wedding of John j. Schneider, of
Hyde Park. and Miss Emma Rempe, of
Alder street. is announced to take
place on Wednesday, June 1s.
The Scranton Athletic club will run
their annual excursion to Mountain
Park on Saturday, July 10.
DIR. schley's Lung Healing Balsam is
guaranteed to cure all coughs. mo |
cure. no pay" For sale by all dealers.-.
Father Melley's excursion to Noun
tain Park will take place one week
from tomorrow.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Hafner,
of Stone avenue. boy.
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on Sunday morning In the Chestnu,
street German Presbyterian church. In
the afternoon, the congregation will
unite In a Gosepl service at Nay Aus
park.
Rev. William f. Morgan, of Edwards
court left yesterday for an extended
visit III Stanhope, N. j.
Miss Isabelle Barrett, granddaughter
OF Mrs. Catherine McGill, Of Tenth
street, has entered the convent of the
Order OF the Sacred Heart in New
York city.
The trumpet which Is on exhibition
III the window of Johns shoe store.
VII! be presented to the Allen Engine
company, No. s, of Allentown, by the
members Of the Columbia Hose com.
pony, No. 5, when the latter pay them
a fraternal visit in the near future.
w. j. Scott, Meredith Jones and
jeremiah Driscoll will enter their
horses In the West Scranton Driving
clubs races on the Speedway on June
II.
Every member of the Shei<,an Ave-
nue. Juvenile hoir, which won the
children's prize at the National eistedd-
fod on Memorial Day, received one
dollar as their share of the prize
rioi ey.
Mrs. Morgan p. Daniels and daughter
Jennie, Of Division street, are prepar-
Ing for a two months trip to the ola
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Cox, of WASH
burn street, have as their guests Mrs.
sherman K. Surdam, of Binghamton.
,Atf
has returned home from visit with
her sister. Mrs. A. M. Dershimer. of
South Main avenue.
Miss Alberta Mitchell, OF Chestnut
street, was rendered an agreeable sur
prise party recently by number of
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Crowley, of
Railroad avenue. have a new son at
their home.
Joseph Ansley, Of North Main avenue,
is on a business trip to Virginia.
New fire alarm boxes are being in
stalled at the corner Of North Main
avenue and Schlager boulevard, and
Sumner avenue and Dorothy street.
The former will be numbered 341, and
the latter 342.
John Whisted Of 2120 jackson street.
was bitten on the arm recently by a
large dog. DR.. j. J. Brennan cauterized
the wound.
Edward Conway and Bartley Mangan.
Or Railroad avenue, and Patrick Rogan,
)r, OF Meridian street, have secured
at McKeesport
Mrs. Mary Evans, of North Lincoln
avenue, entertained a party of young !
people recently in honor of her grand
son. Master Harry Evans.
The Continental Mine Accidental
.und will meet in Cooperative hall this |
evening.
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man Development has been arranged
for next Tuesday evening. DIR. Young
has the classes well drilled for this oc-
casion. The ladies' classes will take
part in this exhibition. The new locker
rooms and baths are nearing compile
tion and will be ready to occupy with
In week.
Miss Katie Harris. of Plymouth, is
spending few days with John Pritch-
ard, Of Wayne avenue.
Mrs. Thomas II. Watkins. of Wales
street, is able to be about after weeks
illness.
Michael Nj. Collins. of North Main
avenue, is seriously i'll.
Alderman Otto d. Myers returned
yesterday after spending few days at
Middletown.
w. w. Simpson, of East Market
street, returned yesterday from attend
ing the Republican convention at Har-
risburg.
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WEST SCRANTON
Supposed Clue in Quinn Murder Case
Proved to Be Not Clue-No. Ii
Commencement Exercises.

Information was received at the Jack.
son street police station yesterday af.
ternoon of Il possible clue in the Quinn
murder case, and two representatives
oof The Tribune started out to make
an investigation.
The information was furnished by q
young man residing on Meridian street
who Is pupil at No. IA school. In
company with another boy, the inform
ant journeyed over to the Sloan woods
yesterday morning and on the return
trip found n shirt, partially torn, and
saturated with what they supposed was
blood.
The young man in question told of his
discovery on reaching home, and short
ly afterwards the information was
communicated to Patroln1an Collins,
who was in charge of the station house.
Patrolmen Marker and Mcdonald had
started out towards Keyser Valley to
cut down some effigies.
Meantime The Tribune men hastened
to the scene in a carriage, accompanied
by the boy who furnished the informa-
tion. A telephone message was sent to
Marker and Mcdonald through Hotel
keeper Gibbons. of Luzerne street, and
when 1t reached them, they, too, started
off in the direction of the Sloan woods.
The boy led the way out beyond the
Round Woods to point at Bryn Mawr
and Thirteenth streets, in the plot re-
Gently opened. The location was on an
almost direct line with the scene Of the
murder, and al a point which the mur-
derer was supposed to have passed in
his fight.
The shirt was located just where the
boys left it, but an examination re-
vealed the fact that instead Of being
saturated with blood, it was covered
with red paint, which at first glance
resembled blood. The shirt was taken
to the station house.
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No. IA Commencement.

The graduating class of No. IA school
which will enter the High school next
fall, held their commencement eXer-
cises yesterday afternoon, which were
attended by many parents and pupils
from other rooms in the building.
School Controllers John H. Phillips and
A. B. Eynon were present.
The principal, Prof. Fl. L. Morgan,
and his assistants, Misses Sarah F.
Clarke and Rachel Jones,w in charge
of the exercises, and were assisted by
Misses Anna Munson and Margaret
Jameson, and the pupils of the Gram
mar 3 grade.
At 2 o'clock the exercises begun with
a song by the school. and Miss Emma
France read the class history. Miss
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A Novel Method,

The following incident of the strike,
concerning a well-known resident Of
West Scranton, appeared in Phila-
delphia newspaper recently:
"A crowd of strikers were dispersed
this morning at the William A. mine
by Frank Shedd, clerk. On the hill a
large crowd of men gathered. They
were armed with powerful slings, and
had large stock of bullets, buckshot
and stones as ammunition. Every time
a guard appeared he was greeted with
u fusilade A coal and iron policeman
fired several shots over the heads of
the crowd. but the assailants continued
hostilitteS.
"At this point young Shcdd walked
out and advanced alone up the hill on
the bowling mob. When he was within
easy distance of their firing line, he
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-06-13

| Matte Poole followed with solo, 1.-THE
Sweet Summer Time" and Miss Pearl
Thomas recited. After piano solo by
Miss Pearl Sanker, Miss Maude
Schrumpf read the class prophecy.
All their efforts were highly appreci-
ated, and received merited applause
from parents and pupils alike. The
school rendered another song, and a
chorus Of boys sang Down Where the
Cotton Blossoms Grow" Miss Anna NJ.
Jones recited, and Theodore Bauer and
Lewis Lewis played violin duet, and
were encored.
The class presentation was an anus
ing feature, in which Lester oliver
gave the various graduates miniature
presents and toys. Chester Davis sang
a solo, and Anna and Margaret Phil
lips sang duet. Miss Margaret Cum
mings played a piano solo, and Wilbur
Stevens read the class will. The exer-
cses were closed with a song by the
school.
The members of the graduating class
are as follows: Misses Ruth Acker,
Helen M. Bass, Lois Beddoe, Annie
Crane Helen Corbin, Margaret Cum
mings, Ethel Chase, Loretto Driscoll,
Evans, Edna Evans, Beth Evans, Jen-
ME Eynon, Emma France, Florence NJ.
Fowler, Florence A. Fowler. Phoebe
Gealey, Euphemia Gibbs, Helen Hagen,
Anna M. Jones, Bessie Jones, Pearl
Jeffrey, Nellie Lally, Flora Lewis, DON
zella Lumley, Margaret Lavelle, Ger
trude Moore, Cecilia Moran, Anna Phil
lips, Cassie Noble, Margaret Phillips,
Matte Poole, Irene Reynolds, Mamie
Robinson, Stella Shaw, Belle Snyder,
Minnie Smith, Gertrude Smith, Jennie
Seal, Maud Schrumpf, Cora league,
Lillian Tewksbury, Pearl Thomas, Flor
ence Watrous, Emily Thomas. Margaret
Watkins. Beatrice Williams, Esther
Williams.
Russell Bush Allen Bauer Chester
Davis, Arthur Gibbs, Hayden Jenkins,
kresky, Joseph Kenney, Lewis
Lewis, Lester Oliver, Evan Roberts,
Wilbur Stevens, Eckley Schooley, John
Telleysh. Willie Trostel, John Williams,
Arch Williams.
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UNMORE.

At the last business meeting of the
Young Peoples Christian Endeavor
society of the Presbyterian church. the
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Waddell; vice-president,
Miss Kate Riber; treasurer, Frank
Bogart; recording secretary, Miss Bes-
sic Shepherd; corresponding secretary,
Miss Bessie Bone; pianist, Miss Grace
Chamberlain; superintendent Of Junior
work. Mrs. Waddell
Walter Anderson, of New Jersey, is
guest at the home of Mrs. r. Stevens.
Miss Elsie Close has returned to her
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Disturbers Were Fined.

The four men who caused the dis
turbance at Quinn's place, on Keyser
avenue, Tuesday evening. were arrested
on warrants Wednesday night and
given hearing in police court yester-
day morning.
The evidence was sufficient to fine
them for disorderly conduct. Their
names and fines were: Frank Luke,
$40; Joseph Kanagaski, $3.50; Michael
Kanagaski, $3.50; Frank Mabrick, $3.50.
All of them paid up and were released.
The arrests were made by Patrolmen
Bradshaw and Huntington and citizen
p, Roach
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took out notebook and told them that
he was going to take down the names
OF all he recognized and have warrants
issued. He was greeted with jeers and
volley Of rocks, but he went on, coolly
scanning the scowling faces before him,
and when he saw one he recognized
wrote his name down In the notebook.
THE deadly notebook overawed the
crowd more than the policemens pistol
shots had done. After Shedd had writ
ten down five names It began TO disinte-
CRATE and soon vanished"
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home here. where she will spend the
summer vacation.
Dayton Ellis rturned home yesterday
from Syracuse university, where he
was one of this years graduates.
Miss Ellen Bronson, of Elm street, Is
the guest of friends in Binghamton.
Daniel Powell and Il. W. Bishop re-
turned home last evening from Har-
risburg.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-27
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Decorah-posten., 1902-06-27
SiornionsS aurb0rfrdns

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DC, bar Get meb Ct pormt og tafucm.
mcligt Saauhtrpf.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-27

ocri bar man ta4 Sop foaciioc Dell
% foyer bcttc til Oct CT jepnt, iad'
mart oct or tpff % ieunt. bar man 2
sGgaeplonwlcr % Saften og Def
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loppen bor man Merinaiic. Inpet al
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Gosoannt. SplS.
n aop Del % en- Iiben Sop Silf.
fer blonoeS iammen mco 2 SGgae.
plommer % ell alnpe SoIt. Sua
bar man liot efter Iiot 2 Stopper TO.
genoe Melf l. foyer oct til bet or tiff
% iepnt % bar berpno Y aop 60.
coannt / cntcf ferif repI Goco1nut,
eler ioabau, iom fisbes | Gaffer.
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Sbeifc gppeliin eller Gitron.g rtraft,
90 iaa imsres Den pnn. Boo Cop.
ben bar man Meringirc % itrsr Ct
tpft Sag Gocoount ODER.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-27
Somnrer.Seier.
8isr Gem frrSis M.

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ber Sc giuc Sieruen % 2cgeruet 80.
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uortes % iCttc Gem iitano til al
moNitna Sommerbcecu ioa &c fon
moe onc hcrme gnrStihs 5crusicI.
fer.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-27
Npooc,S1lo.

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bclc NrhArficrupr
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-27
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Decorah-posten., 1902-06-27
Farmer. Husef og Raven

til is gtmo ior at ipreitc opcr ca
Gcre.
Gettc bill ioloe bnrf, men / Sc.
t%roatnitg al Den itore Gpttc, iaa
maatte bet boo iporc fla. On Suo.
refining liz Den, Tom brnseS for al
iprinfIc @aocruc | 9pen, maottc fun.
ne onpenoeS til Sprsitningen.
&eo Ell eIer anben of bore gacr.
b~rngsifoIer, nIlerbelit Den | @iunc.
iotn, bitrbe Der iGttes igang en- grim.
DIG Brspe for at ic, ON life iarnmc
Nfetbobe fon BRIGGS her / 2anoet
meb ionme SoroeI iom / gnaIon6.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-27

Samcs G'Sricn bar tiIitaaet Ior.
oct pao 5rit5 Sbiaip, Der brcu Ell
"9linbpig" | 8oluoen e. 0af. San
flyer, at q. 6. Soplor i uGpnte 9D
leoeoc bam til at rpbbc "Gia'cu~
men at Woroet life por operIagt.
Sanlor or ogion blepet nrrcItcret.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-27
GitrOn.Snlo

y acp gteI, 1 aop Suffer OF ct
ltoet Gran Sult blauocS ianmen,
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-27

eneite.~ paaitoo @rs. Steele. ion,
ie9 bar inob benoc. er henoes no.
Der" liaeIom birn noturliepis ogioo
bapbe lit at iubpenbe imoo at TO
imac SoIf aiftcoe Jig liben at eic
tort, "9iitcbe Jig poa 2uft."
Set or ogiaa omtrent oft. bpao
AuorelpS 6ober noaeniinbc fit no al
oct 8ortueri, - Suft! 90 set open
/ aisbet iuatia Suit. Get fon life
nptte. of 4nbrcip Isber an pau bpab
icg fan gisrc for Dem; oct bar ieg
iagt bam. Hoturliapis maa DC DO
| init tSus. Sa ieq munlig fan uno-
pGre Inbrem, men haabe Smiths
andre Eigebsrn oa @ltttenc Ifal
bare ioo aooc at bIipe herfro. Oct
pil 0iiS SoIp Snitb nof bore iaa
pcnlia OF ioritaa."
Miis Saln Smith ioritoo Oct
f%uIofommen, % oct gioroe ben6e
mc9ct onOi. at InorcpS Roocr bar
iou nrippen. Men Sioen aif, llo-
Mrcaninaerne poa 9aIenoercu tiltog
itooia | Smiona. oa en- ifjsn Gag
pnr Der life mere enc ire Maoneoer
tilbaar, IA ipnrete Mrs. Smitb.
ON life Saau anian oct for beoit at
iaa 9ruoeoragtcu met. en- for:
houieuoe fIoa ScmGtnina fra Den
Sont, 80. oct aior6e Saap!
90 Serpoo toa DC pngre Seitre til.
liaenieo Salp o. Mrs. Smitb lot
mcS @aalina o. Spuiug oa Silpas.
nins. NaNrcp fom ~reacIHrsiia
ooer bier onoen Ssnooa gften, 90
@laben nar itor cperalt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-27
HnplCsSplS.

- Stop @eI, 1 Stop Ntaple Sugar.
ionn or ltapet eller repct lint, oa Iiot
Salt bIanSeS iommeu. loo bGlocr
man oeri , imoo Stopper togcnoe
NteIt oa foyer set til oct err icunt. oo
bar man , seggrpluumer i oa foyer
oct liSt ITHgcr o9 letter Oct iaa bort
til oct bIioer toIOt. Mau imsrer set
'oo melIem Sa9ene; pao Soppeu bar
man , SGgGcbpioer. iom er piffct It'll,
be meo I aop puIpcriieret Iople
Snaar oman itsoer Oct / en Icrter
til Oct er init % Ell SLATE @nnilie.
6itrOn'S nlS.
y acp gteI, 1 aop Suffer OF ct
liAP+ Rrou Calf kIc,,A,E -
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-27
Rphu.SplS.

Tn Sop "itcncoe" % baffeoe no.
inner. ! Sop &an0. I Sop Suffer. I
SpilcIfC Mel. ct tibet Gran auucI
% 9tclif foarS iammcu til set or
init. Noor oct cr nftisIet imsrcS oct
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