Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1903-03-25
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WRITTEN UP
Short Items Of Interest to
All Readers. -
Happenings of the Past
Two Days in and Around
FreeIand Recorded With
out Waste of Words.

One of the pupils attending the Daniel
Coke school was suspended this morn
ing by Supervising Principal Hanlon.
The boy was caught committing depre-
dations at the Eckley b. Coke school
and the offense was of such nature
that the matter will come before the
school board at its next meeting.
The mine workers who were black
listed by the Lehigh Coal and Naviga-
tion Company after the strike are pre-
pairing to leave the coal field, as it
seems that the Strike Commission made
no provision for their reinstatement,
The men number nearly 200 and reside
In and around Lansford.
Ex-Judge Rhone yesterday gave notice
that the fight against the milion-dollar
new courthouse will probably be re-
newed in the near future. Work is
being pushed rapidly upon the founda
tion of the structure.
The directors of the Y. M. c. A. have
selected permanent secretary to sue
ceed G. N. Vanauker, resigned, in the
person of e. Fl. Kresge, of Mauch
Chunk, who comes well recommended
for the work.
Have you read the third page today?
A number of Freeland people were at
Hazleton last evening attending the
wedding of Jacob Meyers and Miss
Annie Krell The bride is sister to
William, John and Miss Lizzie Krell,
OF town.
An offer from Andrew Carnegia, the
retired steel king, to present magnif-
cent pipe organ to st. Johns Reformed
church, providing the congregation will
pay one-half the cost, has been accepted.
James j. Maloy, who has leased his
saloon to Ben Baybrook, of White
Haven, will take possession of the Her.
ron property, corner of Front and
Washington streets, on April 1.
Wanted.-A position by reliable
young man, aged 10 years; speaks sew
eral languages. Address G. F., care of
Tribune.
Testimony was taken today before
Chas. Orion Stroh, as master, in the
divorce proceedings instituted by Dora
Hoffman against her husband, Frank
Hoffman, of Upper Lehigh.
Announcement has been made of the
engagement OF Miss Mary b. Drumhel-
ler, of Hazleton, to John Fl. Ziesloft, of
Drifton. The wedding will take place
the latter part of April.
Uniforms for the Tigers base ball club
have been selected and will be here
before the season opens. The associa-
tion intends to place a first-class nine on
the diamond this year.
Wall paper from &c per double roll up
at VIM. Birkbeck's. All the 1903 STYLES.
Peter Jasinski, who has conducted a
saloon in the Third ward for several
years, will remove his family tomorrow
to Nanticoke, where he will engage in
tne same business.
The heavy transforms in the forepart
of the week caused high water in sew
eral nearby collieries and some have
only partially operated since
1t is said that party of New York
capitalists are planning the erection of
large summer hotel on Round noun
tain, in Sugarloaf township.
The ID. S. & S. Railroad shipments of
coal to tidewater during February last
were l44, 100 tons, an increase of 30, ,2o2
loLs over February, 1902.
Don't fail to read the third page
An infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Michael Potochney was buried at the
Greek Catholic cemetery yesterday
afternoon.
The back kitchen of dwelling oc-
cupied by Slavonian family at Upper
Lehigh was destroyed by fire Monday
evening.
The annual Easter Monday evening
ball of ST. AIMS band will be held at
Krell's hall'on April 10.
After April 1 it will cost $40 to join
the United Mine Workers of America in
this district.