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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE VJi!DiNUSLAV, .1UNE 5, 3901'.
-lfffprj .-.-.-.,4,44, -,? i f'frft$l$4ft
aii iiiiiia
O With the Ouick-Firing
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in the Hands of Missionaries, Loaded witn
Rolls of Light-Weight Films
J Li Hung Chang Says He Would Not ""JfJ.S k
JJ A Kodak. He always carries one to lecord the scenes 0
2 of his journey. If he were anywhere near Scranton J
tjj he would supply himself with Kodak Goods as sold
5j at Kemp's Studio. They ate the choicest, freshest y
O and cheapest to be had none can sell cheaper or bet- j
ft ter. Call and load up for your tiip at 103 Wyo- ft
ft mint Avenue. ft
RDCQLLIERYCOAL
At Retail.
("I Ins ir -It- pi nipt iilli-iillnn In i '
1 j t 11 ni rmt ft Hie n(v ii enil o( btU
I l tl IfM (I Hlll'-lll l0
s-illn -l?n Id ti 1111 iml fii'on puipiis
i pi lilt'
I! hi ul fiuldlcs fni ittriicliu,; I" iile !
I ikfr
People's Coa! Co.
r lr tmiin No "(j Offlt r- renlli illCit
Cretin li(liin Ovfml ml Imtli
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CITY NOTES
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M( l-II'VII MM I l! "I I l I Ml I) ci
ill -nnili mil Viipi Itinmlt (n 111 in H il n
imln I Mii-M Hi Mill ti
I IMMI 1 K II M l II II I lie id ipl- in in I III
ik 1 I .tinipnl pnpu ilium, tin li-t montl. it
tic pt.illn iwn liii 11 In Mn PnW unh
H ,7ji 7 "ill liiitwil llu iimmiit "I liulpl-i
illlllh? tin- ti 11 up 1" Ii"!;' I "' s'"' I1'" '" H
tniipmil ti "TlillTII III tin -.lint piinl li-t
w 11
IWO 1 OMI'VMI - IN-PI I II I) hi 1 W -Mill
11 ,-t nlUit 111-pouiil (iiiiipniK- 1. nil
hi tin llnrtci nth rcanicnt it tin union I ip
win I.'jiiIi Jinl IliuWnitiN Itoprrt Cnnp.i
iml Him I I I'm- lit I tliniiuli il- I m- nnl
I hi- lul In t 1 1 t 111 lliliits.il "ul I iiiitiiinili
-until 11 il I Him 1 1
VM VI MIIIINI, llu miinil iniiliiu if
tin ilimili 111 1 u tiiiilnin of the Smiid
I'll -In till 11 iIiiiilIi mil Ii lulil tunlulit in tin
lictim 101111 I cjiinnnj: piinnpth it 7 l"i ii'ilm'.
I r r rt- it rlniili wiik "ill In In ml tin I"
i iilril mil n Inn 1 1I.1 n in tli ir-iiiiln n if
till pdslOl, It) Dl ( 1 ll.illlll-.ll
IIIM-IHN ill (ONI 1 ION 01 I Mill tin
cMntp m Pliilnlilpliii in tin' iiti-un nt Hi"
l'li-littiinn iinfi mi oi null iltiittnl u il
iitrnlnii tliiujeiit tlic (liu-fiin mii1i! V
1 in I irtint m ill it !! il 1 1 lu 1 1 1 i-r will In .inn
n tin l(. tun lu in nf tin I ll -t I'M -I till in
tliiiuli thi- inline twntiiih wrliiint
I.MKip I l I. ill Mil I I'lil ( II llu liulit
lli. Ili-lup I llu II. il lillut will plfiili il II
iilink tin- nnniiiii-' in iiinniiti n vtllh tin
aniihri-iii niulliu of tin iiiii(ir- itilinv
ntirtt it tin -iiuituii luliilc noun, if tin
I Innili t tin- l.i ul -lii'lioil, (.Kin HnUi mil
1'n H I. Ilnnlin.'liiii nf ll.iii K', (Inn i,
Mill 1 1 M llh It 7 II ll'll In I II ii IHIIIIL'
II. I ' H W- III .inpli.vo- it
tin liimiriiil nil Mnh tin in ill In pill
llnir.lii On liiln iho n in will i it llu
i ml lie, mliiii(.ivs l,i--, Ihll-triil. Unit,
Intel n m I Hmiiii1 mini- Mtnnln tic
ii.nln - n 1 1 in. lit 111 pi(N will In mill it tin
Mill) ilil IVIIiinr, l.u-lnii. I i u i ( untiiii nl il,
P. Ii-, lliinpini It. I.lt n, IImIi Pnl,, IHlnil,
I'mh "limn in I I itlnr mini-
THIS AND THAT.
I Ik filrnil nt llu I i 1. 1 hiii.i lin-pit il Ik -pi
til in innili i!i i-dl inn tin luinniiunililli ii
cf thp Hppnpiinln loniiniiKi it lliiii-lniii.
Mumlii iiltlit in ht tlul liu-pilil f-',iH Of
(In- -inn -MiiHin i- mi in llutt iijihp mill n,Ob)
f il inipinuinriil- llil-i- iii.I i-Ihm i miiii i
w - i.l ul fn, Iml i- Hindi li(l(. triitimiit
linn llu liiu.plml In, mi In fun Iml Mn n
! Hi iih' i- I iki'ii i mi null, if inn tlul tin -I iti
will Itiiifln nnki impel pi,il-i.u In IliK
Im-pllil, lining Ininiip inpiilniiil Willi ilio
Clfil iirif-lll foi i hljfp lnpit.il in -(iintnii
Il I- iiilulili lint tin iiininniciiilitiiiii if ihc
luiiiniiltcc will ho ifiuMil In llu 1ii,Iiiiip
I'l I s ("llllll WIS l . -I C I ll ll ippililltlll In
l'llllii -lloll Ulllitnl WnllliPI In tin po-itlnn nf
milium -nirnii of tlip fin ilopirlnn lit, mint
h iddliil In Hi iitril,i Hi (.illicit i, a
LU'Jnill ul iho I niici-11,1 nf I'lim-iliiiiiii m.l
il.ili it lint iii-Hiinlnn tm k link a- i in- if
llu n ilf-l illili lp Puiii nil Iml
Vii'liti I t.rncul I lluiilciil.ntli, or llmioi
IiIp. In', ippolntul . I', m,i, nf iwp,
I i tlio Ui-iilun nl ihicf ilnk in the iii.litui
Miirnl'-f,! ftiit.
MilUneiy Midoummei Opening,
AfKcrniAn, w.h Wximhij. ncnuo,
WciIiriKij, TlitiiMlity, Juno S-i:
AsU lor Kcll'h union ciatKoib
?HiQH-QRADE
Investment i
Securities
OFFICES :
66 BROADWAY, N. Y,
WILKES-BARRE, VA.
OABBONDALE, PA.
BORANTQN, PA.,
(Coiumonwcatlh Building.)
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Gnn Called THE KODAK,
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IN THE FEDERAL COURT.
Pntent Case Will Bo Aigued Todny
Befoio Judge R. W Aichbnld.
TImmo will In an ihkuiiil'III lx'fnlP
ItlilRp U, U". An lib ild nt the IVdonil
distill t nun I, to-iln In tltc i .iip nl
Thomas Ar Smi nf I'lilliidolpliin,
ncitiisi tin- i:k(,til( Pun plain anil
.Mtiliufni UlliliK iiniipiilM, ill New Ji'l --t
The iililntiffs ih.tiRp Hint th
ininpain iiiftliinl upnn thcii p.Ut n'
mi an oleitile pon plain lusttliitm.
TIip lilll Is pondhiK in tlio di'ittlit
nitiit "I Now Jpi sp mid Inllntts JikUp
Auhliilil help tin n (lNpiivltlnii, h thp
niiiluiil i ohm nl ul lounsol 'IMip at
mtnipnt will lip l)Pt;iin at lu o'llm U. tliU
nininlu? and will ptohahlv lust
tlirntlRhnut HipiIiv. Attomej llulipit
How son. of Phlladolplil.t, will ipiup
i( nt dip lil.ilntirf and IIiiH.u (I I'
DonnNiui thp (Icfpii'l. Hits
MEETING OF MINISTERS.
Lnst Monthly Confeience Until Next
Fall Held Yesteulny in Welsh
Meinoiinl Baptist Chuich.
The last nl Hip montlil nui tins- ot
tin- Welsh U.iptlst Mlnistciial ninli'i
ciiip nt Xoithoastoin l'ennsx 1 aula,
until ni't tall, Mas lipid ostei(l.i al
tLinoou and last uimht lu tlio WpMi
Momoilnl liaptist iliuuh, on AV.imio
an hup
The aflitniioii sission wa- opoitPit
with piiixpi. and I lev II TI. Hauls, n
U was liospn to piosidp m llu al
spiiip of tin lotlilntr ptosidPtit. Mow
D 'llifimis ot I'lttston Altft the
liadhiK ot tlio inptiiiPs b tho seuo
tai. lttn V D Hopkins, iheio w.th a
biicf dpotioiial seiUp, lid b I5i 1.
I! Huqhps
Tho pilnilpil hip mi -s tiaiis.i. ti d
was tilt1 oloit'im of the lollowlns now
ullliPlsloi the lotnittrf oat I'lpsidpnl,
I5p Di 11. II 1 Ian is m Taloi. Ii ( -piosldont,
I!p W V D imos, of s,Pian
ton spciptai'- and tienstiipi, ltc.
Gioikc lldKUO. ot OI pliant Thosp otll
(Ots ito diluted to aot as a loitiinll
uo ot .iii.mguni' nts fo. tin loiuitiK
veil
A most laiclulh pnpaiid mil intti
ostitiK pjpoi op ' Tln Inllupino ol Win
on cl iliatiou ' was ipad b Up 1) I
Williams, oi l((Nlk, and was t,pmi
allv iliscasspd fni lu-iilv.in limit 1 n
nuuiliPt nt thu iloiMiun pipsint ,f.
At Him H.irStii., whoi- a nn nihil ol litis
pits !,iadttaUiiK- i lass at litu KiU'l1
iiiiin isitv, was piosi'iit at this sission
and ioliiPd in tho PNPii isis
In tho p piling i piihlli mi'ctiuK was
lulil lieiunliiK at 7 .0 o i lin K and w.ii
(tulip W'dl .ittemli d A bi iof Knlisli
siiAion nil ('hi 1st'- ipiIi million ol in tn
1 iml t- pii.iihtil b P,o T L. Jloi
iis, ot XniuiioKp, uhllo a sontion in
Wolsli was pip.uhod bj lto Hioiko
H.ikuo ot Ohphnnt. TIkip will ho no
niou sc-sions ol tlio umleicme unlll
t-t ptcnibii
'I'liosp in nttcmliinip al psfpida's
si s-iiius (ip' Hp T. nwiKht I toli
Pits, of Wilkes-banc ltr. T. 1. Mol
lis, of NtntitoKo. ltP, 1). II, II, Utlf
lis, ot Tnloi, i;p, U. ,1. Williams, or
Pn klllc: Ilcv. tiooiKe Hiikiip, of Oh
pluint lte. AV V, ni(s and to . D.
1) Hopkins, of Kiuntim.
A WOMAN'S VAGARIES.
Sends Futit to the Man Who As
saulted Hei.
Tito pcculliiiitlps oi tlio hutiiiin i at
will uei?i ho lul uiidoi stood, h.ct
Sunday iiuiiiiIuk a ouuit: in tn named
Uwpu rilpaliiiU stillik a dissolute
woiiiuu n.'inul Totlen In tlio fine with
u Iipoi bottle, inllli linrf u wound wlildi
took font toon Mid lies to how tiiKi'tliPi
and m hit. h will (lisiiBuio liei foi llu,
rit.patilil? wns in 1 1 stul on Moudav
nlslit 1) T'atiolmnn Nonls uml wa.s
loinmlttid to the nullity Jill In dpf.iult
of $.r.llO ball M'stPidny llioinlnK- li
MuRlsti.itP Howe, Tlio Tot ten woman
wa.s too weak to attend tlio heuiincr
A blirni tltno uftet liUpaliiik hitil
boon l.tndPd in ilio niunty Jill .m oi
woman iippeanil at poliie heinhiuai .
tei,s wltli a IiIk has; of h.inunas ami
(il.lllkos tm lilui
"Who no tlto fiomV" iliiliiioi tlio
hoisjoant.
"Tlio aio ft urn Ma Tut ten," h.iid
Hip old woman She was too wiak
lo luinR tlicni down linsoif"
M'DERMOTT'S NARROW ESCAPE.
Tell fiom a Bicycle Duectly in Fiont
of n Wagon.
Joliu JUiJciuioti, uBPd II. a West
ern Union messensoi boy n.utowly
tsiapnl holns; inn ooi b) it wttfjou
it. about ii.-!) lust tnenlut;.
Tlio uicliUnt on tin oil in I unit of
tho ti'loKtapli (oiupauy'h olllie.s at
laii'k.iwannti and Peun ,ioiiuo.-.
younqr Mi'Oiiiiuott was, idlns, on a
blojilo niul talklllK tu auutliii boj
bc.itpil in ItoilillnKton's luinituiii
wagon, buddonly tho biejdo Kllppoil
and MiDeiniott was pieiipittited to
tho pau'inunt tindoi tho wiiboh wheels.
The di ( or nuintiKOil to linlt tho
le.un just at, tho nont wheels stunk
Mi'DoimottM Hliouldois
Veiy niuiii filBliteued the jouiik
.ster was lemoMul fiom Ills peiilous
position and taken to thu Pojhu house.
I.atei he was taken to tliu l.acku.
wuiiiia hospital and thou to his homo
on .South Wjonilns; acnuo. A hllghtly
biulheil shoulder and a loin mat woio
thu oMoiit of his lujuiles.
The popular Puncli ilffai H .still H
ader of the lUe clgaus, '
ho
lea
Afek tor ICUlv's union tiaelflii,.
laxen
DOUBLE LINE
OFJDEFENSE
EILLIOTT'S COUNSEL TRYING TO
BLAME THE DOCTORS.
Eftoit to Show That by Delaying the
Opeintlon That Was Tinnlly Per
f oi mod Part of the Responsibility
foi Hei belt's Death Must Rest on
tho Suigcons Who TieatedHi9
Wound Stiong Testimony to Con
vict Btlllott with the Stabbing.
Other Cilminnl Couit Cases.
As a .scionthtiv defense In Iho Itllllott
niuidci i asp, Altoinis O'ttiion & Mar
tin me irylnsr to piovc Unit Itetbcit did
no. die I mm the wound Million Is al
leged to hue Inlllfltd, but fiom tho
efln-ls of Imptoper stiiglcal tioatinont.
Tne stalihlnc- ulTi.iv onutiod on Sun
day night. Octobei 7. WOO. The wound
was -owed up that night, but on the
follow Inu "Wednesday night it ' '?
opontd mid mi oppiation pel foi mod tn
p.ient siptlc poiltonlHs. which, all
the plnrli'l.tiis agtce, wns the Immedi
ate i.iuse ol (loath.
The pilnmiv defense Is inlstnkon
Idonlltv, but befoie ihu use is sub
mitted, it would not be stn pi Islug If
tin two lines ot defense would change
Hik (s.
t 'cnii I loom No. :t was thiougcd with
spntatnis Horn the time .ludgo (loidon
asi ended the bench until adjournment,
and not a lew of tho on'ookeis weto
law vol s
(Vuoliei .T. .T. Kobe-its, the ilist w lt-lips-,
foi tho (onimonweallb, after toll
lug of the death and testifying that
Hie stab wound win the pi Imaiy ( atHo.
was tnki n In hand bv Attorney O'Hiien.
on i lois-i'Miminalhin. and induied to
admit thai fiom his knowledge of the
iiisp. Hei boil's life might have been
sned had the upoi.it ion oi "Wednesday
night Iippii ppifotmod on t-'undnv night.
He s.ud an elimination of Hie wound
should hue been in idt .it oikp to .ts
rettaln if an Intestine had been punt -tuied
If this opai.illon wns dcl.ijed
until "Wnlnosd.iv night, tlio witnes"
said, It was not, hi his opinion, good
sin go i. s
HI! DAY'S TIISTIMOXY.
Til Dp of Cnihondulo, who was
railed to attend Hoibeit, Sundav night,
ti stifled Hi it bo found a tluoe-auai ter
in ii wound in Hie abdomen, fiom
wbnh an intestine pi oti tided. He found
in. oMdonco of an incision or punctilio
of the Intestines and after pushing
b.nk the pi oti tiding Intestine, washed
the wound and sowed it up loostlv
with thiee stltihes, allowing a slight
opniing foi di ainage He did not place
am dtninuge tube in the wound.
The noNt da) he called Di. Shields in
i (insult itlrn The stitcl.es wote taken
out and the wnuiiil domed The net
n'oining, Tuesda, tho two doitois
upon isitlng Hoibeit again, found
t hole had boon ,i discliaigo of foeial
nintloi, ii dli.itlng a punituie of the
bow ils Then tbev i ailed in Dr
AVhoolei. and tho tluee dooidod lo (.ill
Oi. Heed l.uins. of bciautnn, to pei
fonn the opoi.itlon noiessaiv to (lose
up tho ptini lined Intestine Ot limns
found tho puiututo, sewed it up and
( lospd and diessed tho abdominal
wound Hpi licit was opeiated upon at
Di AVheelet s pilvaf1 hospital
In, hhlpld . told, on diioet eMinuna
llon liv J'r Thorn is that tho ttoat
nunt given b Ot Oaj was in .moid
with good smt;oi, hut on itoss-oNam-in.itton
Alt Miilln induced him to 10
lm t.intlv admit that the o eiation that
w i pit lot mod "Wednisdav should hao
lin'ii pei foi mod siiinday night
Di. "W'lict 1 l was suhjii tod to a
Unstln e iniination, both dlioit and
(toss liu' in caiofttlh- avoided siing
.iiimIiiiis- that would loud to stiongthcn
the contention ol the defeipc. The onlv
thing Mi Mat llu got him to admit was
that it is no illflieull matter to find a
pumtuie in an intestine The lutes
tines i in be diawn out thiough the
wound and PN.tinincd without lauslng
,in inn in
thhoky ok Di:n:xsn'
What the ijcfense has to i mnli.it tho
niiniuouwialih's identllloalion of Ll i 1 1 1 -oti
is availed with intttost. A hint
was gPti'ii in the cioss.paiuination of
('(iiistab!p Xp.un, who made the an est.
SALE OF THE DICKSON
LOCOMOTIVE WORKS
Has Passed Into the Hands of the Combine Now in
Progress of Formation to Control Lo
comotive Construction.
The Dickson laiioiuutivo winks have
lieeii bold lo tho big Xow Vmk f-jndl-i.tte
whiih dtuiiig tlio l.ibt fuvv mouths
has coiupli'ti'd negotiations fni nshiiin
ins loutiol of nc.iily all tlio Ids loco
motive luanutaotuilng plants in tho
niiinti), A piomiut'iit olllilnl ot the
DU khon (oinpdiiy e.steiilay gave out
tin lulof tiutlioiltatlvo statoiuont Hint
tho bale was i oubtuuniated Sntiudnj
nfteinnoii in New Yoik city and that
tut tlior p.it tkulai.s would ho an
uouiu od later,
The comblno lb now uiado up ot nine
ot Hie ten loiouiotivo woiks of tills
lounti) and It is dally expected that
tlio tontli, tho I laid win winks, uf Phila
delphia, tho (aigest locomotive uni
( cm ii in the c mi ii 1 1 will lomplcto ne
gotiations and make Hie tenth lom
ponoiit Tlio icnuhine will piobabl) be known
as thu "Aini'ilian laiiomotlvo Muuu
faetiulug iiinipany," and Its head will
be ON-Ptesldeiit l"iilowa, of thu Xow
Yoik C'ontiai Hullioad lompany, wlio
iciently icbigned fiom the t'emuil to
an opt the position olteied him by tho
lomblno
The olllii'ih ot tliu Ditkbim loinpaii)
weio: Piobldont, i, 11 SSehnder; vliu
piosldeut, A. i:. Pletihei, bupeiin
tondont, A. U. Delini'.v. Xegotiatlons
for tlio bale of tho wotkb huvo been
on foi poiuu lnouths, but weio torn
p.nutively i.ipld, coinpaiod tu the sale
of the Penn avenue bhops, as oviu two
)iiib ago the Allis-Clialniei3 people
Mi. O'Hilin succeeded In getting him
tn admit Hint Unbelt, In Identifying
nilllolt, whose iiiime Is Sam. refeired
to him as "t'ltinU," and that prior io
tlio an est or Hllllott bo bad been look
Irg for one rtatilc Toilet ego. who nli
sweied the desci Iption of llotbort's ns
fiiillant, and who skipped out for Cnn
nclit a day oi so after the stabbing,
leaving his wages behind.
Assistant District Attorney Thoiunn
evuinlnod NVniy nt length lonceinlnB
the ai rest of Hllllott mid his Identlll
itition by lterbeit. The witness told
that he teeilvrd fiom lteibert n do
siiiptimi of lijs assailant, and that
lleibert fuitber told hint ho thought
ho knew htm: that ho was n man who
winked tin the Hnnesdnle blanch, whom
he had fienuentlv seen.
Tho witness made Inmthlcs for a
man who would answer the description
given bv, Jloibort and picked on Hllllott
as tho man, On Wednesday night at
11 o'elotk, In company with P. V. Mr
Caini, ho went to Ham tlilco's house,
wheie Hllllott bomderl, and hud Oilco
lake them upstalis to Hllllott's loom.
Hllllott was lu bed. Tlio constable saw
it knife l)ing on top of a tiunk and
picked It up. Home one downstnlis,
supposedly Mrs. oilco. tailed out some
thing lu Italian. Hllllott lemaiked,
"Jin no hide no knife." When Oilco
was asked bv the constnble what Hie
woman downstalis had called nut,
Orlco admitted Hint she bade them
"hid" the knife."
PAIXT BLOOD STAINS.
Thote weie faint blood stains on the
knife blade, the witness b.ild. and when
he piodined the knife in couit yester
dit, ho pointed out wheie tho blood
stains woie yet to he seen. Mr. O'Rilon
examined tho knife ciitlcally, but could
not llnd tho alleged blood stains. Ho
asked the witness to point them out.
Th" witness did. Still Mi. O'Hiien
could not see them, and be nsked the
Juiy to take Hie knife nntl find them.
The knife wns passed aiound among
tho iuiots
Xoaiv savs that Hiiro declined tho
knife belonged to Billion, and Hllllott
admitted It wns his Hllllott was taken
dliect to tho hospital As soon ns they
cuteied Hei belt's loom. Hcrbeit point
ed at Hllllot and said, "Theie's the
man that stabbed me. That's the man.
1 don't know his naineji but I almost
know him petsonnllv. 1 worked on the
Honosdalo bianch with him"
Next mottling Hllllott was again
taken to the hospital, that Herbert
might lime a look at him In duvllght,
Agtiin ho identified him as the man
that stubbed him.
On cioss-examlnation, Mi. Xoaiv was
asked bv Ml. O'Hiien if Heibeit did
not lofei to Billiott as "Flank" Xeary
leplled in the negative, and said he was
po'.itho that Heibert at no time at
tempted to give bis assailant a name.
"Didn't Hoibeit tell nu fin Sunday
night that ho thought the name of the
man v ho Mnbbod him was 1'iank?"
Mi. O'Biion asked.
'Xo, ho mentioned no name," leplled
the witness.
WHAT WIIITH S 1D
Mi O'Rilon asked the witness if It
was not tine that when he went to
Xinceh on MoihIiin to see Hal M'hito
that the moment he gap Hnl "WhitP
the do-iriptlon fuinished bj Heibeit,
White cMlaimed, ' Thufs Fiank Tol
lotego" Mi Xc.nv leplled that he did
not go to Xinevcii until Wednesday,
and that while it was tt uc Hal White
dei lined the man lie desulbod might
be Finnk 'follow go. Ibis dociaiation
was not mide until ho flist had &ald it
was pi pliably Sam Hllllott.
Mi OHiien also bt ought out bv his
(itiistioning Xeniy that it was liinioro'l
that AVednesdav at Xlnovoh that Fiank
Tollciejro hail fled to c.-eape anest tor
the Hei hoit stibblng. and that he
(Xcaij) learned fiom White that Tol
lciego had gone to Panada, without
taking time to (ollect his month's
wages, it ,as fin thor c-liilted fiom
Mi Xeaiy that Hllllott ficquentlv i Is
itod Soionnn at the cltv 1ail. duiing
tlio thieo ilass Intel veiling between tho
.stabbing and his own anest.
P. V M.( Oann, who accompanied
Xi.nv on tlio a i&it to tlio Orico house,
loiiobotatod the constal le as to the
.most and the identification at tho hos
pital He conti.idictod Xeniy, however,
bv nfiliming positively, under ciost,-0N-aminatlon,
that Heibeit had lefened
lo Hilliott as "Pi auk." Merann testi
Iled that Heibeit said of nilliott, "We
used lo call him Fiank."
Di. AVheoler also tostlflod to Her
bnt'.s identillcation and, like the pie-
iL'inituiiicil (in I'io 10
Ino.uhod pioposals Cm the putehasif
of that plant.
Among tho big wotks whlih .no de
limit! to bo Included In the lomblno
nio tho St hdieuutly l-,o(omotlvo
wm Its, tho Iiiook.s woiks, and the
Cook woiks,
Tlio local plant is leikoncd among
tho snialler wmks conti oiled by tho
combine, but Its topututioii for a mtig
nillcent i!ats of wot It, eau.sed It to bo
thought a necesbaiv member of thu
innsolidatlon. The eompuuy has been
engaged in building tho woiks up to a
capacity of two bundled huge loco
iuothP.s a c.ir, and this will bo tho
annual pioduot expected Horn it, Re
tween boven una eight bundled men
constitute the wuiking tone of the
blllips.
Thu wuikb li.no lieeu ideutitled with
Soi anion tor over foity yeats and
have alwajs plajed an impoitant pait
In the local judustiMI wot id. They
weio estubliblieil in about 11iS by the
Cook Hiotlieis, who later opeiated the
Cook shop.s ut I'ateisou, X, J , hut
they only uin the Seianton bhops tor
a slioit time, selling out In 1S01 to the
Dlckbon .Alanufactuilng company, at
tho beginning of tho win.
Sinco then tlio tupaclty of tho woikb
and number of men emplojed has been
Biadually ineieased, until the piesent
btatus was leached and the eonipany
had aiqulied an international icpu
tatton fur tlio excellent Muallty ot the
machines turned out of its shops.
FOUND BODY
OFRUSINIAK
HAD A GASH ON HEAD AND
MURDER WAS SUSPECTED.
John Dugas Wns Ancstetl and Is
Now in the County Jail The Men
Hftd Trouble Monday Night and
Dugas Made Thients Against Ru
siniak The Latter Has Been 111
from Hemorrhages and Heatt Dis
easeCoroner Robeits Made a Post
Mortem Examination.
John Uuslnlak lies dead at his home
In Austin Heights, about a tulle fiom
Old Foige, nnd John Dugas, his neigh
bor, Is In the countv fall being held
icsponslble for the fanner's death, al
though Hie crime of nun del cannot,
as fret, be directly chat god to him.
Tluslnlnk's body was found In a Held
eaily yesterday inoinlng, nbotit a
quintet of a mile fiom his home, with
sevoi.il gashes over tho left temple.
That was seveial bouts after he had
qurnreled with Dugas. The tiouble
between thp dead man nnd the necusod
began on Sunday over rome plelgeons,
which Dugas owned.
The men lived next door to each
other and Dugas' pigeons had dis
till bod some vegetables plunted In
Ruslnlak's aid. Tills fact ptovoked
a riuairel between tho men and oven
tunlly culminated In the lattet's death.
Huslnlnk had been In Huibertown
Monday afternoon and icturned home
about 7 o'elock In the evening undet
the influence of drink. The quauel of
Sunday ovei the pigeons wns renewed
in fiont ot Utlsinlak's house, when
Dugas became eniagcd and picking
up a stl(k fiom the mad, stunk
Uuslnlak acioss the back iwiie
wiTxnssns to assault.
This assault was witnessed bv
Huslnlak"s inothPi, John Mh.nak.
Katie Peiko, Annie OiestiU and
otheis In tho nolghboihoocl. Rlsl
nlak then went Into the house and
wns advised by his fi lends to have
Dub-.is finestert for assaulting him
He staited for Barbel town again about
7:?.l o'clock alone.
As he wns passing Dugas' house. Hie
latter thieatened to kill hlin and all
the witnesses to Hie assault, if thev
testified against him. That was the
last seen of him alive. AVhcn ho left
the house he seemed all light, but in
finity tevealed the fact that the man
had been 111 foi the past two weeks
Duilng that time he had been uiidoi
the cue of Dr Adam Staogiui, of Old
Forge, who had been treating hint fin
heart trouble and hcmoi rhages About
S o'clock vostefday morning tho both
was found, as stated, by Stove Peiko
of Hai bei town, who was on his waj
to visit lelativcs in Austin Heights
Peiko was walking along a patii
leading to Austin Heights and tunnel
the body ilng near a. clump of bushes.
Blood was oolng from the mouth ana
nostiils, and cuts on his foieho.id woio
noticeable. The supposition is that the
cuts -weio caused bv the man falling
and sti Iking his head against stones,
is the path is vciy lough wheie lie
was found
PtDSULT OF AUTOPSY.
Di. Staegner was summoned and ho
notified Cot oner P.obotts, who oidoied
th body lemoved to the mnn's home.
An autopsy was pcifouned dining the
alternoon, but no maiks of n IoIcik o
woie found on the body oxropt tho
nits on the foieliead, as stated. It
was found that the man had a hemoii
hagp of tho hinln nnd had been suffic
ing fiom heait tiouble.
Whether his death was duo In -dlicotly
to the clubbing ho loceivod,
to the fall he undoubtedly sustained,
or the homouhagos nnd heait failure,
any nt which could have caused elcath,
has Net to be learned. Suspicion nat
utally lebted on Dugas and bo was
aiicsted b Constable Monis, of
Lackawanna, and taken befoie 'Squhe
Plekei ing, of Old Foi go.
Dugas admitted sti iking llusinliik
with the club, but does not believe
that ho Inn t him voiv much Ifo was
committed to tho county 1all to await
the icsult of the coionoi's Inquest,
which will be held at "Squiie Picket -ing's
ofllte in Old Foigo at S o clock
next Hatuiday evening.
VSusinlak was -j yo.us of age, and
uumuiiitd. He icsldetl with his
niotlior and four biothms, and wns
emplojed as a lahoiet at Hie Jeinin,
Xo, 1 mines. He had onlv been in the
(ountiy about a join. Dugas is -r
jears ot ago, and has a wife and sK
child! on. He has no pattliular em
ploymeiit. Hoth men weio logawled as quairel
somc in tho neighboihood In which
they lived.
feCOUTS MlTUDl.U TlinOHY.
Cot oner Itobeits scouts tho Idea of
murder and says ho believes rtuslnlak's
death was due to heait lalluie. In
making the autopsy liu found an un
usual amount of i oal dust on the man's
lungs, which he had inhaled. Tho (di
nner hUbstnntlntes tho statement made
above lelatlve to the cuts on tho mini's
head, and Is of thu opinion they wote
mused by a fall,
Tho hkull was not ftacttuod, ho sus,
but thu blows letelvod fiom the .stick
in tho hands of Dugas may have led
indliectly to the mnn'n death,
THE CHASER AGREED UPON.
Fiovislons of Amendments of the
Ripper Act.
The ptovlsions of the "ibaFii" tn the,
Upper bill have been agreed upon, and
it Is likely tho amendment will he
piomptly passed,
SummniUed, the chaser piovidob voto
power for iccoideis; tho lecoidei will
appoint the boatd of asbesbius and tho
city treasuier, while tho city lontiollei
at tho end of his piebcnt teini, is to he
ilected by tho people, Councils uio
given povvei to l) the compensation of
tlio delinquent lux culloctoi, and the
collector and police mngisttatos in a
only tequhed to make monthly, instead
of dally, deposits. It ib made tlio duty
of the iccoider to appinve seeuiitle,
Instead of the city .solicitor The pio
vision that suboidlnates, nppolnteel by
dtpaitment heads, nitist bo i until mod
by councils, is nit out. thus making
the (iliectois Individually icbpuuslhlft
for their nppnlntments, only thu io
colder having supeivlsoiy powei.s.
Itelatlve to taxation, tho tcu-mlll
limit tor goneial put poses is lemoved,
us well as the clause which uuthnrlcs
ouq per cent, taxation tot special pur
poses. Councils aie iiUo given power
to make any laws that In thcii opin
ion aie essential to good government,
and to fix the salaiies of all officials.
Councils tne also given power to pur
ch.ibe lands for path pui poses without
submitting the question to a vote by
the people.
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June the Month of Roses
There is no prettier orn.i merit than a tall stately vase filled
with beautiful roses. Pretty Vases, suited for lonp; stemmed
(lowers, heretofore have been beyond the reach of most
people. 'Look the I10W line OVCr, then compare pi ices.
Colonial Pattern, 9 Inches high $ .20
Colonial Pattern, 13 inches high 35
Colonial Pattern, 2.3 inches high 2.2s
And many others.
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WALDRON'S
BIG HORSE SALE
Next Friday, June 7, at Cusick's Old
Stable, Washington Avenue.
Waldion will anive today with two carloads, consisting- of Boaders,
Coacheis, Facets and Tiotteis, Big Single Dinughteis, Expiess nnd
Oeneial Puipose Hoises. Anyone in want of Hoises should not miss
this Big Sale.
Exchanges can be made any time befoie the Auction hour. If you
have one to sell send him to Waldio n, foi he will find a new home lor
eveiy hoise.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
OF THE RAILROADS
Keduced Rates tor Conventions via
the 0. & W. Itailway.
l'or delegates and otheis .clouding
the undoi mentioned conventions and
meetings, tlio New Yoik, Ont.uio &
"Western lailwnv, announce th ct thev
will tell tKkots at gicatlv ledintd
i.itcs. These tiikets will pi unit of a
itop-oor at Niagina rails, Horn
which point a slioit .side 1 1 Ip niav bo
made to the Pan-Ann i Ii nn I ! posi
tion at a veiy ttivlal ailditional e
pini?e: National l'd'u atlonal I'onvontion,
Detimt. Mich , .Inly Mb to Utli.
llpwoith Keagtie I'oiiventiou, h.nx
Fiancisco, Ciik. July ISth to J'.tli.
C'lulsiian n.ulcavor fonvtntion, Cin
cinnati, Julv t.th to 10th.
Kaptist Young I'enples' I'nlon.CllI
e.tgo, 111., July I'.'th to Sth,
Pni ties contemplating (siting any
of the above ( ities, or atti tiding uiiv
of tltc i (inventions specified, would do
well to ( onnnunicate witli the ueaiest
New Yoik, Outmlo ,V: W'estein, agent,
or wiitc ,1 t'. Audet.son, (Jeneial Pas
singi'r Agent, .'ti Heaver stteet, New
Yoik Clt.v. '
Two Wnys for Cost of Ono.
For Hie international i (invention of
tliu IJpvvoith I.e.igui' at Sin Ft.uu Iseo
.Inly ISth lo -1st, lllrtl, ictuiii tiikets
will bo .old by tin l-iiokiiwuiiiici t n II
load lit lesH than legulat one-wav
tan. Lackawanna agents will have
these tliknt.s on sal,. ,Tnl Ith to l.'th,
inclusive, litnited lor letuin to August
:ilst.
AVc.sl of ('hl(iif-i) oi St. I.ouls tin
tiikets tor tills oiiiisiun will lend
going any dliect louln and leltnnlng
via any other die t lotite (lihoi
vnilable unites mav be used if doaiied
foi small additional amounts, .such,
for Instance, as ,nliig dliect to Stui
rianclsio and ivtuining via Poitland
and St. Pawl. ' 'v,tl)l
Tito into I mm Setantnii will be
$r,tj'j-. For tuiHier Infoiiiintlon in
nuiie of tho Imnl tlekut agent or wine
to Mi. T W. l.cc. iienii.il Passenger
gent "" lis bans' Plan'. New Ynilt
Ihi.
Reduced Rates to Kansas City, Via
the Lehigh Valley RtiUioad,
Account of the meeting, Iiupcilal
comic II, Nobles Jlvhtlc Sin Inc.
Tickets on sulo .liinu 7. S, unci 9 lu
fjulie of tliUot ngeuts tor pnilliulais.
ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING.
Will Be Held TUday Evening in the
Y. W. 0 A.
Tlio annual business meeting ot tho
Young Woinen'h Cluistltin association
will bo held Fiiday evening. Juno 7 at
7 II o'l loe k. Heports of tho past jeai's
wnil; will be given, nl!Uci.s elected nntl
plans iniido for tho coining jeai
All nien.beis nic uiged to be piesent
An ll lends of the association aie In
vited, The association looms nic at
:'03 Wasliingtoii n venue.
Tile i.inokei'b delight,
ligui.
'Kleou" 5c.
Ask for Kelly's union crackers.
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Cn -SlWjomlm Arenne
V-U. w.lkln -net Look Around 5?
At the Start I
A r il tA ul the sri'in nn in cqiljlll.v
with Hie I idols nf iinj vl rol ton
mil ll (. nun Willi tlio iih jut i-e ill
cm torn el Ic it .ton tide il
SCRANTON
ll'q mirtr f.n rrd spitico. Ii hfflil
cm ni.li to li ii plri-im to ton iml
Ktmnp: rnnucli In nt mil lulil knm l,i
If llllls-JI),
126-128 Franklin Ave. 55
Shifting Responsibility
Is alwavs cm usable, when It may hi
done coiisiicntioiibl.v.
Kvety ownei of icil estate caitiea
icspousibilltics that do not appear in
his accounts, jet, they aie impel ilivcly
luipnttntit.
The oiinlmi of .in attorney upon tho
hcuuitv ot om land titles must bo
backed by join own assets.
I!y the paviuent of a leasni.able fee
.von may shift this liability on tho
Title Guaranty and Trust Company
Of .scrnnlon, Penna.
512 Spiuce Stieet.
I . . lllCi, PlO-illCIlt,
A. II. Mediulmk.
Mil tmslilt-'it
II V hnipp V I'irs
llj.ll Hull,
llUtl Odkir
i i
mi-.
THi-
NRWHST STYLES.
I.OWFST PRICKS.
418 SPRUCE STREET.
Have you tiied our Special lOo
Linen Collais? We have them in all
the lntest shnpes.
TENuENDERKO
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1"0R THE NEXT 00 DAYS
Gas Ranges
On Sale at Out Office nt Cost.
We put them in your kitchen leady
for use. All connections FREE, on
flist floor.
Double Oven Ranges, $0.75 and up
Scranton Gas & Water Co
115 Wyoming Avenue.
MAY I. 1901,