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THE SCKxVISTUN TIUHLNE-FRIDAY, JUNE 7, aUUI.
To-day's Milk
It not to good; to-morrow's oroam will not bo bitter
than Dr. Hand's Phosphated
from the unskimmed milk
in a inniaing scrupulously
The addition of phosphates
hypophosphites to
Dr. Hand's
Phosphated
Condensed
Milk
makes it ideal food for children
building strong bones,
teeth, nerves, rich blood,
solid flesh; the greatest
restorative for workers;
aging persons, invalids
equal to a aici 01 & fjr
whole wheat. H m f
Makes coffee linrmlcRs;
mnkes overytlilngbolter.
Hooldct by mail free,
DR. HAND
CONDENSED MILK CO,.
Scranton, Pa.
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CITY NOTES
' ls -Tlir DiUwiip md IlinNon com.
pari) Hid ciliiil.li at (In Mamuc, IciKitt's
link, Ihtk-in mil Vm Mnuli mini-..
I ll! M I I -. 1 1 I. I lioro will lie a fhIc
il miilli woik, tie , in t lie ihni Uonup thiiol.
i Voik -tint, on Hip Jjtli, -ith ami -7th of
tin- in' nili
(UMPWV II IXM'll HON I lie lnrmliers (if
iiimii I), J 1 11 1 Ice it 11 K'Liiiinit, arc niMriiclid
i i ni'-rnt thrnipi-, it t lie old irnior.c touicht
i 7 t"i o'elock (or Inspection.
MIMIIIIi: I 1 lik- Vl'IOlXIH) -llurp
Mill lltlltl llllk- UCH lipoiutPll l-.llldl It til
1 ti-itifru r J In up IIiiii Vlukhiniii, Wil
liam r No iii ii dini itiiiniii v iikin
0, II. 1 J. W I'VV HU1- The nnilotei it tin
-IiiiuhihI mil MiitM mllio-i well pud Miltrdic
mil I lit- i in will -o ilmwi the till v In I iv.
Iiinmimv all (lie In il lolhuc implodi will Ic
in I
I M I II". S Hi 111 II MO -Ihe -,, iiilmi
1 M !( ikl 111 Will 11111 III (MlllMin til Hull lln (II
M nln, Iiiup Jl, nfi the laikiumni i iilini'1
tin iv n liiiniliril people, hue alipich iiuiuul
i i I ho liii
I'lllMI HMD IN II Ml. - I.puisp I'hIMi, nlin
I- i liii.dl Willi Inl In. nil Hip linn l nf In- i nil-Hi
Mit Ii ii 1 I'ldi-li, w i irru.iipil In Inn Mi'i-Hili
Hill ii .wtenliv illPiiiiinii iinl wii lirlil in ?l.'ni
1 nl toi i Ik inn.- lo lip In Id nel il' nil i. .itlti
ii H n
MIMA MOIIMMi I mi Hip alum if hin - ill
in it 1 in o'lliel. tins morning w ( nui-hiiid
In ,i Id ip In lli( pIpc itnr li i ft nf W. II I'n m'-.
niiikit, it III I ai km -itin i iniup, i ui-id li an
ilcitiu v up I hp Iiip w i. oi-il (tiium-li il
In ihcmlc.iN, Hip oiitnc titmice itnnuntint: to
nl a feu dollars
I I I I, ill T 0' HOlllt -llioniii. I'lllii-nii, of
71. Clinton -liipt, fill nut nf tin d or ol tin
it IioIpI. on I'uiii ileum, it II II nil ek
rind. oliUui; .i?iin- llip poemi nt, 1 1 c im il i
mi iiti.l in tip lipid u hit It ipniltP(l linn union
ion-, fir t ill 1 v Inlf in hour. Hi ni I ikeii In
tilt I iiKtu-iiiiii lm-ilul. win ic up In in ptih
In ur tins inoiiiiiij i Minpfiil ilii.no-ii if Hip
ii-e w.i-, fouiid( iniiii v-ttilo.
MllWMlHIin IIMII, rho-P who iltpinl
f I tlit xh iwIipii.c mil up iimm fctitil In Id h
thp rpwnilh h 12110 of llip I 1 1 1 1 I'nK It ii 1 1 li I -i t
liiriilus who wrll irpilil fni fieinc tlio sloini
A ilptuhtfiil iiiu-.it il pio2i iiiiiup, loiM-Mnsr of
Mull and iii-Iiiiiik nl il iiuniIki-, wh lPiulprpil
The thiiiih i ii lor-, wiro piofu-ol dtionlpd Willi
fin,--, ind Imutlm;, whitli, willi Ihp Hoi il ikioii
liiiw, iiikIp i liiiid-niiip lpprittucp. I lip fell
v il will lip trntliuipil thl-. iMiniu iti.l ilinlilli,,
all win c in will nul tliim-ilus if Hip oj poi
find!.
Col. W. F. Cody, "Buffalo Bill,"
will lip pi c-out Fililay ami Sutuidiiy
and will appear at both peiioiinnnoe's
niifl iill bo tli" ccntiul flKiMP In tlio
p.il.ttlo on Satin rla.v. Tlio lli'St ninsl
Impni taut toatnio nslilo finin "Muf
liiln lllll's" upppaiantp and inn ikiu
the mibjoit o a Kioat aiuniuit nf talk
I- tlu lcivr inli-p.s and cm optional
inidlity of .stnuiucr hlioo-, and CKroidt
.shown by l.owl.s Uuildv, D.ivIps and
Jluipliy, uJO l.aikawanna acnnp,
The "Ciisis" by Churchill,
nuUitip of "Ukhaid f'aip," at Xor
ton's, opposite Hotul .(einiyn.
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Tiy tlio new So ilfiar "Klpon,"
Ask for Kclly'h union uiaekois.
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Investment t
Securities
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66 BROADWAY, N, Y,
WIIiKES-BARRE, PA.
OARBONDALE, FA.
SCRANTON, PA.
(Commonxveatlh Building.)
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Condensed Milk,
of clover-fed cows-
Reduced
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GRADUATION OP NURSES.
Four of Them Received Their Diplo
mas at the Moses Taylor
Hospital Last Night.
Pom nmsps woro RiaduatPd last
niBbt fumi the tjaiiilnK ichool for
inn scs attached to the Moses T.tjlor
hospital, at a (oinmoiicoinent which
was ni.nkcd by eloquent addt esses,
excellent music and the ptesonce of a
Lucre and enthusiastic! assemblage of
fi lends of the gtaduates and pei.sons
Inteiested in thp hospital and its wotk.
I!e. Dr. James JIcLeod. of the Tiist
Piesb tei l.in thuuh, dolheted the ad
dt ps, of the nisht and President
Moes Tajlot pteseuted the Graduates
xx Ith theii (liploma.
A lpioption tollowcd (lie oxeuises.
The mndu.itps aie Mis. HlUabetb
RlllRRold, Miss IIpIpii .Sti.iBJ, Miss
Ulanclte Shnffci. and Miss l.etitia
JtoseiiKiant, and their dlplumas np
ic'sc'tit two jeats of eaitust woik The
i iiiutnciKi'iuent was hold in tlio laip;o
hall on the second Hour, which was
inettllv doiotated for thu oi cation by
di iperl Anniitan II.iks and festoons
of the national colnts.
In tlio mi i idoi, hidden behind a
'lank of palms and paeons was Bauer s
oiehestra, whkh plajpd diiiinc; the
ixcitisos and the ici option whlih fol
lowed. The foi niPt wpio borfuu shoi tly
alt"i S::o oMock, when a lone; line of
Max mil white t lad muses tllod in
anil took limit .s".tt. Four of these
ueie the Kiadnatfs and the ntheii
thiiso wiio will leap the Institution
iluilns the lominu; two jeais, e.
Ui lloseis Isiaol, ol Ht. Luke's
(Inn eh, offoied piaoi and an oseituie
was placd bv tlio oiihcstia.
I'lesiilent Tajloi made a hi iof speech
and tailed upon Dt. A. .1. Council, of
the hospital stall, foi an aildicss Ur.
Council i ouKi.itnl i ted the nuiscs upon
the splendid leiouls they liad istab
llslied foi themsehis at the hospital,
after saiiiK which he c;ae waj to the
speaker of the niRlit, Ue . Di. James
Mcl.eod
The lattei's addioss fahlv teemed
with sound, exi client adlee p;i on to
the .ouuj; nuisis with a fiiendllncss
wlili li lotilil not but base its efleet.
"Happiness ami Suncss," bo stotitlv
doclaicd, "depend not so muih upon
liicunistances as upon ouisolct.,"
A heaity louud of .ipplauso fol
low ed the addioss, .iliiili laid been
fietpicntly liiteiiupicd bv unfoiRncd
l.itiRiitci at witt little sillies of the
woith dm toi, who ildl pic tuied
Milne of the ludleioiis mishaps whiih
in o met In her piofcsslou li a tialnod
niu.se. l'iPsiilent Tajloi next ad
iliessed the Ki.iudatcs and in a low
winds lOMRiatulated tiiciu upon their
ailileciucnts at the Institution Ilo
thou pie-onled c.u h with hei diploma,
and a handsome boiuiupt of loses. Or,
.Mela oil piononniod the benediction
and its the oiihostta buist into a
Kiand tiliiiupli.il .slialli the Riaduates
I'.iHsed Horn the i mini lollowcd by a
thlollK of lilends,
Or. Claude Walkei, senini losident
bouse suiHcon o the I..u k iwanna hos
pital, and a delegation of sovei.il
monibds nt tills jeai'.s KiaduatliiK
i lass oi tint liistliutlou weie anion;;
those piej-cnt,
Soi iota1 -Tioasinei i; ; l,m,inK of
the liosjilial linaid, ami S, 'I'. Sladc
wijio iiuiniiK thnso seen al the exer
ci.iCH and lecoptlon.
MR. TAYLOR HAS RETIRED.
Clellniul and Simpson Now Own the
Globe Wniehouse.
D.nid i:. Tiixlnr, for nuuilj a fiuaitcr
of a iciUuiy a menibei of ihe Hun of
Clplland, Simpson & Taylor, pi opilotois
of tlio vllobo wiuehoubp, yestoiday af
tPiuoou icthcd tioiu that Hi in, tlio
cilhot two membei.s buying; lib nne
thiid intoipst in the husluess, They
will (ontliiiie the buslneiis nt the same
Mnnd and iindor the Mine name.
Mi, Taylm'H nanio has lecently been
iininoeicd with runuiiH of Bie.it chanses
In tho local diy booiIs woild. When
been bust ulKht by u Tillmuo man. ho
Mild: "i liao not yet decided upon my
futitic plans, and for the pie.sent all I
dee-he Is a good rtht "
Mi, T.olor will sboitl Ic.nc this ulty
for an extended bt in Km ope.
TODAY'S EVENTS.
MfPtln,' nf Ihe pour loinl thu afti'riioon
'Hip nuiut'Oi!, of the Home fir the IiUikIIfii
will hold a Hgiiljr inciting moriiliiL,- at the
liciuu at Uoi full nlloii'hiKp is dcsiiul
'llio tPacliils" lonnnillci' vi icsiinie ll.s Inspec
tion of (ho nhooU lhi luoinliitf, whin the ur.
rl.ii;p will Irate the tit) hill at & 4i o'clock.
'I In- Wiuiijii' roirlt.ii MisIninr. nocittj ol the
1 list I'll "I'J let I in cliuiih will hold i,'h rrk'n
jr mmilhl lucilln; the- church lecture room
lodj at i o'cluik
'Ihe aiiinul hip. tins if the louni; Woini'n'3
(Iirl..ljn atvicbllou will he held thi ctriiuv
at 7 li o'clock, w lie n ripoiU of the pitt itita
wink will he libra, ofhuis ilcctcd and nJaHs
nuclv I vr thl tonili0- cur.
MRS. BOYD IS
NOT GUILTY
COMMONWEALTH FAILED
MAKE OUT A CASE.
TO
Could Not Show That She Had En
deavored to Illegally Pnctlcc
Medicine, tho Charge on Which
She Was Indicted Hatton Cnso I?
Not Likely to Be Triad nt This
Term Cases Tried Before Judge
John P. Kelly and Judge H. M.
Edwards.
ny direction of Judpe .1. V. Kellv in
court loom No. 2 yesteidny a verdict
nf not BUltty was taken In the ease
of Mrs. t'liira H. Uoyd, who una
clutiBed with the lllc'Biil piactlcc nt
medicine by Cm oner J. J. Uoborls.
The commonwealth was unable to pie
sont nnv IncilmlnatlilB evidence
aK.ilust tho accused mid tin- costs wcio
placed on the county.
Mis. lioyd Is a Dowleltc and a bc
llexer In the tenets of that form of
rdlBlous woishlp. Mis. Lydla Newell,
of Throop, was nlso a believer in
rjowleisni. On Match 21, 1000. Mis.
Newell was about lo be t onllncil and
sent Mis. lllbabcth Kianier for Mis.
Tioyd to enmo nnd care for her dm ln
her illness. Acootdlns to Mis, Kta
mer's testimony jesteidnv Mis. Kia
mcr wild she did not know that she
could be of any tors Ice to Mis. Hovd,
but decided to ro and see her. Tlnco
das later Mif. Kiamei called upon
Mis. Newell anil found Mis. Bovil
theie. She did not "oe her do auy
thliiB but ptay foi the sick woinnii.
i:vidi:nci3 ruli:d out.
Mis. Kilhiuilt and Mis. II mi Its; weie
called but their evidence was l tiled
out by the totitt as Incompetent. It
was shown that Mis, Newell died soon
nftor Blvlnp blith to a child and that
the latter died thioe days later.
Assistant District Attorney Citnmor
s.ild the commonwealth had nothing
additional to offer after the evidence
of the witnesses above named was
i tiled out and the couit oideicd a
x oi diet of not guilty, It not hnln
been shown In any iv.iv that Mi".
J?od attempted to piactico medicine
or lepiesentod that she Intended to
attempt anything of the kind. From
the showing made in cntut yestoiday
the wonder is that Mis Ilojd was over
mulcted. One of the witnesses for
hoi who was heie jesteiday was Rev.
(ildeoii Ilammond, who has diaigo of
tho Philadelphia Dow ic liun li.
Mis. Bod was lcptescnted by foi
moi Dlstiict Attorney John n. Jones
and Attoinev tlcoige K. lloin. Mi.
flianiei, of tlio dlstiiit attoinev 's of
fice, appealed for the commonwealth.
The death of Mis. Newell i.tuscd a
Rieat sensation hoie in Mauli of list
j oar. Her husband was a Methodist
cangelit and his wife bad assisted
him In that woik until she boianie a
coueit to Dowiolsm and joined the
Cluibtl.iu Alll.iiue iliuich Ur de
siioil lb.it she should have Ihe'atleud
nlico of a phxsiciiiii, but slie lefused
to luixc one picscnt at the biitb of her
child.
wu.r, NOT Hi: TISII3D.
It is as good as oeitaiu tliat the
Hatton and othpr Municipal lo igup
cases which aie on tho list tor this
week will not be tiled, wbidi means
they will luixe to Ko over until Octo
ber, unless some special aiiaugonient
i made to tiy them.
Dlstiict Attoincy Lewis .s.iid (s(ei
dav that tho Hatton case will bo called
ti dav if the mill del case on tilal in
No D goes to the- Jin v in time to do so.
It is as good as i oi lain that the uiui
dei ease will consume all nt toda.
Tho Municipal league t.ises cannot go
on while the nun dor case s hefoie the
mint for the loasou that (Tin leu
tx. Mai tin, who aie defending Bllliott,
will also deleni Hatton and othcis
who aie acciibcd by the league.
BEFORE JUDGE EDWARDS.
For (he gi eater put of the day the
case against William Hi lining, the
agent of the Adams I.'xpiess 10111
pinx, chaiged with foigoiv, was on
tilal bcfoie Judge If. M, Kdw.uds and
a juiy. Hi lining, as was stated in tho
Ttlbune yostcidaj, it It- alleged, mu
spited with a in.in named Doisey,
.shipping ileik tin the Colliery JJn
glneer company, and by moans of
fi.iudulent teioipts mllected almost
'.',C!C!, from tin Collleiv Knglneor
People, Doisey has dis ippe.ued.
The ileiensp was he.tid esteiday
and was a ,'enei,il denial of the taot
that Hi lining had taken ,uiv money
uuinwlullv that the app.uont slim t'
nge was duo to mistakes about weight
of packages he iciohed Horn the col
liery Hnglncpi and to chaigos liehu
made foi packages which woio in
tended to be fiankcrl. In rohuttnl .1.
Titman. the agent ol the Kxpioss
lonip.my, who is also the pioseuitnr
in the case, said tho total cost oi the
imckagcs which the company pel -tnltted
the Cnllieij IJiiBlneer tii Hank
would not e.xicpd $10.
When the evident o was all In Hi lin
ing's wife, who .sat beside him,
fainted, and It locpilied .some time- to
ice her, The i use was gcn to the
juiy at 3 p. in. The juiy had not
agieed upon its eidiit at adjoin n
iug hoiii,
Veidicls nl lint BUllty wcio taken III
llio following i.tses:
William O, SniPidon, assault and
batteiy, l.Mwaid IMmuudh, the piosc
cutoi, did nut appear uiul was ill
locted to pay tlio costs.
W. M Van Qoidou, false pietoncps.
K, AI. l.lndsay, the pinspcutnr, Is dead
and thu ensts wcio plated un tho
county,
Joseph Ciulavil:!, assault and battery.
Andrew Boinskl did not appear to
piosecute and was dliectcd to pay
tho costs.
Antonio Skelkopskl, attempt to uipe,
Rose Knwolskekl, (lie pioeouti,
was not In mutt. The costs woio
placed on tho county.
In tho i ase of Andiew Havaiue,
chin ged with soiling liiiuor wlthnui
a license by fiuuicr County Deteitho
Thomas I.eyshon, a nol pros, was on
teied upon pajnient of tho to.st.s. Hav
ante has tollied fiom tho business and
Is, mnieoer, a c tipple,
C, 1.'. Welse, a piopoity owner at
Clark's Summit, and Conslablo 1M.
ward C'hapinan, nf the same plait-,
weie put on tilnl thai ged with foiclble
eutiy and ilptainei, The pioseeutor
was Joseph Walkei, nn old man who
leased four moms fiom Welse. He
allegps that on December 2.' last the
deteiulauts bioke into his ap.u tments
with axes and levied on his goods.
Incitement Incident lo tho In caking
in piosttutcd his wife, who was out
of her mind fur four ilajs In coiise.
queuce.
The- defenso Is that the apai tments
of Wulker wcio not btoken into, it
was ,i room adjoining them nol
IcHsc'd by Walker they putcrcd. In
this Walker had goods stoied. Thu
ease wilt he lestiined this morning.
BEFORE JUDOE KELLY.
Jnlin Walsh and John llaiil.s were
tiled on a tlintgp nf statutoiy burg
buy. Chief of Police Holding was the
pioseeutor. The evidence nf tho coin
mniiwcallh wan lo the effect that on
the evening of Mutch 111, between Hip
hums of 11 and 'ii"0 the defendants
mole n slot machine aUnchcd to the
fiont of Kverctt lit others' stoic on
Adams avenue. Pnliolman Connery
was In the vicinity nt nbotit the lime
of the m iiiuptico and succeeded In
tuiestlnp Walsh, whom he en light hi
Ktosslct's court, near the store. At
the time of Ills al lest Walsh had a
cold chisel, Jimmy nnd several chills
In Ills possession, which tho common
wealth claimed had been used by him
In taking the slot maulilne from Its
fastenings.
Hauls was not nnesled until four
days afterwards, but it was shown
that he had been In Wnlh' com
pany just prior to the theft. No tes
timony was offered nn the p.ut of
Walsh by way of defense, but an of
foit was made to show that Hauls
was not ptosont, on the cntitituy was
at homo In bed at tho time. TJy way
of icbuttal Hie common wealth offered
the leconls of tho Qimi tor Sessions
showing the conviction nt Walsli nn
two similar occasions on a similar
charge In eiuh of which cases be was
seutonced to tbiee years In the peni
tential v. Attorneys H. U Taylor and
V.. W. Thajer lopiesented the defend
ants nnd Mr. (tnmci conducted the
tasp for the commonwealth. The juiy
agieed upon Its xeidlct soon after ad
join nlng hour and will icpoit It to
day. A xeidlct of not guilty was taken In
the r.wo of C. P. Powdeilv. chaigeu:
by "U. Iliidget Ge.u y ;lth assault
and battel v. The prosccutilx had no
deslie lo pioscotito. The county will
I ay the costs.
.1. Lai kin bad llnny Hncnn and his
wife, Alllo Bacon, aiiesled for as
saulting and lobbing him of 10 In
one of the courts of this city, but did
not appear jesteiday to piosecute
them. A'ei diets of not gulltx- wese
taken and In the case of assault and
battel y Lai kin was ditected to pay the
costs.
Nol. piosos wcio ontoiod upon pay
ment of costs In these cases: 'Domln
ick Vacuo, selling liquor on Sunduj :
Maiy Mallno and Angelo Mallno, sell
ing liquor without a icensp. In both
cases Rev. W. II. Williams was the
pioseoutoi. The defendants live In
Dunnioio and piomise to heieafter
obsoio the law.
Yesterday's Mnrtiage Licenses.
nu'clo DpsIpI mo 1'HUIon
nj-i'Irn i Itiuc'it l-iltstou
Sliplnn Co-luli iihhihl
Mm (in null nhhihl
I'ltm Diiioiowil I lid I'orK"
Xnloiii Hi mlefikic Old l'ori'p
Indiiiik lit inke , Sciiulon
Hnl'iii lloikwcihrr Siiintmi
I' I' llarn s(lann,i
M itnti II s)(c,i,r spriutou
I inns I! I ollms Stianlmi
utiu looh Scranton
ARE TAKING PRECAUTIONS
Health Officials Want to Pi event the
Possibility of Small Pox En-
toiing the City.
The health dopaitmcnt of this city
has begun to take stops to pi event
rinx loial hioaking nut of the small
pox epidemic now pi o ailing in I.U
ei no lotinly.
Dlieitoi of Public Safety T I.
Wnnnser esteidav aftcinoon ap
pointed a uiimbei of communlc itions
boailng on this matter sent nut by
Dr. W. i: Allen, supoi intendent of
ihe luiieiu of health. The doctor had
henid Hi it soeial of tho lallioads
weie cnntoniplatlng the uinnlng of ex
clusions fiom places down the x alien-
to this city to attend Buffalo
Hill's show lu-io to-day and to-mor-
10W.
He acioidinglv sent the following
letter to the olliclals of thu Delawaie.
I.ickawanna & Western Hailioad
mmpanv, the Conttal Ralhoad of
Now Jeispy and thp Delawaie &
Hudson Kailioad compai :
In mcw nt the f it tint smi1lin H pircnlcnl
!i I'bmoulh, niiusmi, Wilkes I. nip ind ailjicuit
plicis in the W.M-iiiini,' c ind iitliu; innlor
Ihe aihiip of Hip stitp linuil of hpillh, 1 hrrihc
ri'-irl(olh ii fomi x t it that llip ru.iniiu' of ps
t iNon li tins inicinir crowds of pcoplp fimu
the lu'cilci' dlstiict-, would he a souicc of ireit
rlin,ri lo litis eit.c, ou ate tluirforo uque-trd
mil iintifliil not to tun ant siuh PMtiisInn Irnni
until the ili-iie n ilrilirnl alnled iIiioiikIiuiii
the cntiie Wvoinlnir Mlli.i.
ouiD iispritfulb,
Dr. W, h. Mien,
SiipiilntPiidrnt of Dun in of Health,
1 T. iiiiner,
llariloi of 1'uhlic ?jfetv,
The othet communication was ad
dio,sed to the pippiietois of the big
hiuiidoiie.s and dliectcii them not to
leiehi) any laundiy fiom any part
nf the Infected dlstiict until the dis
ease s otllc ially declaied to have been
abated.
Di. Allen slated to a Tribune mnn
that he had been in mmiuiinicatlon
with llio state Im.ii d of health tor
over a wick and that lie- hud taken
ihls action upon the adice of the stalo
health nfllcpi, The doctor said that
tin-in was no leason for tho people
of this city to be dimmed and that tho
ineasuies ho Is taking am meioly pie.
catitlou.ii y nieasuios.
OPENING ANOTHER'S LETTER.
Mis. Mniy Geisler Before Commis
sioner Taylor on That Charge,
Mis, Mniy Geisler, of .South tici.in
ton, was aiialgned bofoiu United
States Commissioner Gcoibo D, Tay
lor yesterday on the chaigo of opening
n letter sent to Chailes II. Nlcodeinus,
last Dot ember, Both poisons thou
lived at thu losldenco nf John Mil
shlng, of 9.'S Willow htieot, tho father
ol Mis, (ielsler, nnd Nlcodnmus ilalins
that a loiter sent him by ielaties In
Geim.iliy was opened nnd lead by the
defendant and never i cached him.
At tho heailng the ilefento claimed
that the letter was nn open one ana
that Mis. lielslor opened It and nf.
tor leading enough to mm luce hei ?
self that it was not for her, gave it to
a boy to deliver to .N'lcoilenius, This
was evidently not done, howcvpi, by
tlio lad. Conimlsslonpr Taylor dis
charged the defendant, who was icp.
resented at the heailng by Attorney
H. C, Nowcomb. Attorney Cluience
Balcntliio was piosont for the ptosc
cution. All the New Books, Popular Ptices,
at Norton's, opposite Hotel Jeunyn.
i m
The popular Punch clgur is still the
leader of the 10c clg.ua.
Ask for Kclli's union ciackets.
LOOKS BRIGHT
FOR BILL10TT
WITNESSES TESTIFY IN HIS
BEHALF.
Say He Was at His Boot ding House
When Heibert Was Stabbed Oth
ers Saw Tollorgo Running Away
from the Scene of tho Stabbing
After It Occurred He Has Not
Been Seen Since Stiong Testi
mony Given by Dr. N. Y. Loot
About Herbert's Wounds.
There is a possibility that the Bll
liott nun dor case will he Riven to tho
Juiy late this afternoon, but It Is only
n pnsslbllltj-. When court adjoutued
yesteidny afternoon tho attorneys for
the defense said they had u half dn.en
moie witnesses to bp"hoatd nnd tho
fominonwenlth will have something to
offer by wuy of rebuttal.
Sonic vciy strong evidence was In
troduced yesterday to show that Finnic
Tolleigo was the man who stabbed
Kdwaul Heibert and not Ham Bllliott,
tho man now on trial. Seveial u li
nt wren testified that Bllliott was some
distance away from tho pluce whete
the stabbing was done at the time It
oecuriod.
Joe Nicollcttl, Angelo Cheiti, Mis.
Scalzo, Mt.s. Moiy Williams, Mary
Nicollcttl, Mis. Hciliiulo, Clementine
Scniplno, Koso Rocco, Tony Stalzo,
Cannon Coleno, M. ,1, T.avln nnd Tony
Pettlno all testified that Tollorgo was
nt Setlano's house on the Sunday of
the wedding; that he disappeared
that same day and has never been
seen heteahouts since. Two of the
witnesses swore they saw Toilet go
l tinning away from the place whete
Heibert was stabbed upon the ap
proach of the officers. All of the wit
nesses testified to a rcmatkablo siml
laiity In appeal mice between Billiott
and Tolleigo. As one of the witnesses
tersely put It. "when you weie a little
way fiom Bllliott jou thought It was
Tolleigo, but when you wore near you
saw he was diffeient."
Sam Gicm, with whom Bllliott
bo.uded, testified that the latter came
homo fiom the wedding about 6
o'clock on the Sunday night of tho
stabbing and temained thio until S
o'clock. Ho was quite positive that it
was S o'clock when ho left. If this is
coned Bllliott Is not the man who
did the stabbing, for It occurred at 7 30
o'clock. Gieto said that Tolleigo Is
his cousin and that be looked niutli
like Bllliott at that time. He has nev
er seen him since the day of the stab
bing. I.ouis Gundell swore that lie
saw Blllintt at Green's house on the
night of the stabbing fiom 6 until S
n'c loc k.
Bllliott was roeallpd to say that ho
had never woiked for Hall White at
Nineveh. The latter was then swoin
and said he know Bllliott nnd Tolleigo
well. The foi mer woiked for him on
the c distinction of the Honosdalo
blanch of tlio Delawaie and Hudon.
The men looked xeiy much alike
When Constable Neary k.iu him a
destiiption of tho muideior he wiote a
list of twelve Italians he knew who
would ansvvfi the desci iptloiv. On
this list Bllliott was seventh.
DIt l.UPT'S OPINION.
Dr. N. Y. T.oet was called and tes
tilicd that it the facts as i elated in
couit with lefeieucp to the tieatmont
Heibert lecoivcd after the stabbing
weie ti uc the suigoiy was bad and
that tho man would have stood a bet
tpr chance foi his life If he had not
had a doctoi.
On cioss-exaininalion the doc tot
said that Ileihcit would b.iV ucov
ered if piopeily treated.
BUFFALO BILL SHOW.
Will Give Its Fiist Exhibition Here
Tonight.
Messis. Cody and Sallsbtuy have
never failed oath season to give us
some novelty of inteiest and Instiuc
tlcm, and this season they have taken
another page fiom euiient hlstoiy
that in Inteiest, thiilling excitement
and spectacular splendor outlines any
thing they have heiotnfoe attempted,
even their foimor novelty, the chaigo
of San Juan Hill. This novelty is tho
relief by the foues of the allied pow
ois, of the inlnlstois and other Cluis
tlon reptosentntlvos who weie so io
cently at tho ineicy of the Chinese
Bo"is In I'eklii. Hlstoiiia! acciu.uy
as to detail maiks this lopiesont.itlou
of the battle of Tien-Thin, as It bus al
was clone with eveiytlilng piesentcd
by this management.
This is made easier for Messi s, Cody
and Salisbury than for otheis, because
of the employment by them at nil
times of leprcsontatho soldlcis from
the xwious ai inios of tho woild, and
this season their agents have scoured
Ameilc.i, Ihitopo and Afika to get
fiesh in.iteilal tor tho entei tiiluiueiit;
at the same time seasoned soldieis of
these- ainilcs, in this they have suc
ceeded, and they aie thus enabled to
give a icvlow, match and attaik that
tor plctuiesque bcauty.exelteinent and
spectacular effect, s gi cater than
anything that has evoi heietufoie bcpn
piosonted,
Tho HulTiilo BUI Wild West show
will ehlblt heie tonight and again
tmnniiow afternoon and night,
Theie wilt bo no panicle to-day ur
iifteinooii peiformnnce. Tlio paiado
will take plaio Satin day nioiniug,
RECITALS OF PUPILS.
Given in Guernsey Hall Yesteidny
Afternoon nnd Last Night,
Vciy enjoyable it-cltals weie given ill
Guernsey's hall yestoiday nf lei noon
at 3 o'clock, and last night at 8:15 by
the pupils of Ch.ules Pneis.tm. The
progiainino fls arranged and cniiled
nut shnwed tnMo and ait in the ,11
ranglng of u inogi ammo, U.uh .se
lection seemed to belong to Urn one
who was playing It. Mr Doers-aiu
suiely huj. talent as a teacher us. well
as. solo poifoimer
Tho afternoon iccltal was given by
tho jounger pupils who gave their
heleetious c haimlugly. The following
pupils played: Helen Hauei, Aillngtuu
Kiutchey, Ophelia lleishtleld, Kdua
Kldicdse, IMgar .Moigun, Bella Ilels.
maun, Paul Ilolgate, atolla Heiih
tleld, Funic Kliiumlnzer, and u cluet
by Milton Poole and Mi. Doeibhii)
M the evening lecital the nuue ad
vanced pupils weie on the inogi amine
and the woik done was of tho highest
oitlci. The plajeis showed talent
which had been ti. lined aitlstlcally
and in good style. The dlftcient
nuiubei.s woio given wlthuul heslianox
and with much poetiy of explosion
The following pupils gave the pio
giainmo; Duet by Nellie Fulton and
Fieda Noidt, iolos by Beilhu Guein-
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WALDRONS
BIG HORSE SALE
Today at Cusick's
ington
Waldion has ni lived with two
Coacheis, Paceis and Txotters. Big
General Puipose Hoises. Anyone in
this Big Sale.
Exchanges can be made any tim
have one to sell send him to Wnldio
every horse.
BARGAIN SALE OF
Neu) and Secondhand Carriages
Biiggies, Road Wagons and Pbaefons
Also a Fine Line of
Harness, Blankets and Whips.
A. R. Gould & Sons, 415421 Linden Street
People's
Tastes
Differ
Helps you
to supply
every want
Credit
Your
Clothing
self here
you
have all the popular '
styles to select from
317 Lack. Ave
Second Floor
Open Evenings
v.; 1 1 f
B-jtV ,1
A? Ill
PEOPLE'S
.ov, Utlth Stlloh, Wilbur I'onle, Fieda
Noidt, llui'l Pavls, Nellie Fulton,
Haiilet Kline and l'c.ul liarue.s.
Mlf-a I.Ida Oaiagan, the popular
conn alto soloist ot the beeond I'tcs
byteiiau c lunch, gave bclectlons nt
the evening ieclt.il. Hot songs weie
delightfully glen and thiiioughly mi
joytd. This talented aitlst has a xolco
of raio beauty and under excellent
contiol,
DIED WITHOUT ATTENDANCE.
Coioner Robeits Will Investigate
the Death of a Child.
I'ndci taker Uoltlen, of nuumuie.wns
yehtcidiiy called to picp.ue for builal
the body ot a child wIium- paiontr. aio
Ilungatlans ami ichlde on Mh Micel
In I.lttlo Ihigland. The child died up
paieutly fmm dlphtheiia and vvllhout,
medical nttendance.
As them wab nn death ccilillcnto
the undei taker notltlcd the coiuiicr,
vvlici will make in nve-.tlgatlon this
mniulug.
AN EVENTFUL WEDDING DAY.
B. Willis Goslin At tested a Tew
Hotus Befoie the Ceiemony.
11. M'lllis ilriilln, a piomliieut oung
Wllkes-Haucan. was mauled Wednes
day night to Miss mail, A few houis
befoie the ct'icmonxhc: was ni rested.
Us Enthusiasts
Kerjaming Kookwood, but we dely any
lover of ait to study the form, coloring and real
istic llower painting of a single piece for a day
(it takes years to discover all its beauties), and
not become enthusiastic over this wonderful
American svork of art. Just now there is on ex
hibition an ususu.illy beautiful collection at
Co Ml Wyoming Awnne
VUi Wlkln .ndLook Around
At the Start
Yen flirt the wnvn on an eqmllty
with the ildus of iiuy wheel. Yon
end the tei-on with the iilvantJEt all
on jour ulle if jou ride a
SCRANTON
It's tntilp for rril hPrvlce. Is llcjit
cnoiiRli to hp a pit isiirp lo jou and
Finnic rnnuKli to Mind hard knock?
if neceosarj.
126-128 Franklin Aire.
Old Stable, Wash
Avenue.
carloads, consisting of Boadeis,
Single Dinughteis, Express nnd
want of Hoises should not miss
e befoie the Auction houi. If you
n, for ho will find a new home for
f J T
UUUUdand TIIUOO I
Is the best argu
ment we can put up.
SEE THEM.
They will speak for
themselves and
We Trust You
Credit
Clothing
Company.
chaiged with being tho father of thu
foiu-ioai old son of Miss Kato 1 leery,
nf (iiovo hticet, Ilkes-Hario. Ilo was
nlHi borved with papciH In u 13,000
bleach nf prniuit,e ease, v
fio.sllii's pinspei Uvo fathcr-lli-law' be
came his bniulftiiiaii, and tho wedding
was piou cded with.
HOSPITAL EXAMINATIONS,
Tour Physicians Apply foi Places at
the Lackawanna,
l.x iiiilnatlons woio coudiii ted at
the I,.u kawauuu hn.pltal Wc'dnesdny
atteinoon by the examining bii.iirt, lor
the poaltltiii ot hoiiso hiiiRoon, theie
being I mil' nppllcaiilh for tho places,
which will be- vacated In Jainmiy tiy
tho lohignatiou ot the thiee membeis
ol tho juesciit htall .
Tho-o who took the examinations
wcio Or. I!. Wallace Hamilton, of
llauihbuig Di. Hauy Young, of
Iiiniiume, and Hi AV II Wlls-nn atid
Di .1. I, Sillcdx, of Willlam.spoit Pi
Voiiug nnd 1)1 llsnii have boll)
ai ted as .siib.sUttitc.s at the hospital.
Tlio examining bo.nd conslsis of D r,
J Ii. Ilea, In. W, li. 1'ulloii and Di.
l.eiuis l'ic.
The smokei'.s delight, "Kloon" no.
cigar.
Ask for Kelly's union ciackcta.
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