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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 190i.
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More Opportunities
lor teal prbgie. In
pl.ino study art nt
Icrnl by tho COS'
hllllV.VIOllY than
tlOUllFIi OllMlle
I he large cUlcs. four
ntltt tccltals vvlll
lif given by famous
til.iiiUtfl from New
Vnlk, I'lllUdelphla
.iii.l llo.'lon.
,1 Allretl Penning
ton, Director.
Our Fall Stock
of Shoes Is
Now Complete
THE DORCAS, for Indies, at $3.50
Is the best shoe bargain obtainable.
. ADIES' OXFORDS, $2.50 and
J.00 kind. Now 1.50
MEN'S OXrORDS, ?3.50 and
$4.00 kind. Now 2.00
SCHOOL SHOES, guaranteed,
for 75c
Many other bargains too numerous
to mention.
Lt?u)isf Rtiddy,
Davies & Miirpbq,
330 Lackawanna Avenue.
CITY NOTES.
11., Ti. & W. 1W5. Tin- Mv.(-ni-r Milion,
freight hnu-o anil o(flr employe nf the l.iek.v
wanna railroad weie palil .vcstciili.
BKANCU OITICi:, rim Scl.intou Menu Pinup
company and I lie I'nion Meant Specially (oin
pany, of this iUj, opened .i br.inth ofiuu at 11.1
Franklin avenue.
unin.Ai! mi:i:tin;. ugni-n- meeting t
tlie ladies of Hie Linden Stieel Icinplc "ill be
liehl Tluu.-e!.' evening at 7:0 nMock in (he
vdlry mom. .Ml ate icn,uc-lc.l In .ilteml.
C'l'T 111:; n(.i:il-. William tloehin,', ot lie
Su.ilit.on llou-r, iieiilj nit two nf Ins lingers
ell .visterd.iy while ill tine lne.nl Willi a -li.er.
lilt injuiies weie dic-cd al tins I..11 kawunui lios
pltal. .Mn.V'lll'S (.I.I..M1IM;-, "Hie ilcauiia fm the
month of September it the u. niton ( leating
House weie Vi.lS", lio.t'i. Tor the con copending
month of l,it ear the dealings weie I,1U",
0,.ll. I'Ll'Sinr.IIV i:'Ms The hoard of examine
appointed .'-nine time aur, bv Due, (or ot Piiblic
Safely tV'oini'-er will tonight ex.imine tlie apnli-
cants foi joiiincvm-Mi ptuiiibois' liccn,es. The
(-vamination v.ill be conducted on the fomtli
floor of the muuii'in.il building
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
I.Itl of letlew remaining nneallcil foi at the
Si union poi-lufliie. l.ii k,i,,iun.c eouniy, IVi.,
Oil. 2, l'.iOI. Pcr.-nns tailing lor these liltcisvill
pledse s.i advorli-cd anil give date of list. I'i.l
II. Hippie, jiootiua.-tei.
tndrew Apl.in.ilp.
lliowning Pros., Iluilc. 'Ilmnus . to. Mi
tied (J. Iteikri, t lata llimc- Mi. ami Mi.
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Hen. fkillmil, V Ilmn-i.ii, I'nil Ileilfr.iil. (Mini
b.m-
vick. Ml.-. M.ij lli'iilum, . lliiRcr, .le-'ie !! n
nett. Bel tin Coiry (2), . C Cha-e. Chi.. ( uliei,
jr., Klhcl Ch.iae. I.ibbie L'ounor, .Vliei Cutis,
TIicm. Ci, im)lon, T. .1. t minor, Mis. V. " (Ail-leit-.
I). A. Oiniiil)".
VTm. nnl.in, .1. M, 1i.iIiUoii, Mi. . II Dim
mick. Helen 1.. Khiii. I.. I.. V:entt.
nn.i rullet. Ml-. Annie I'aircll, I". I'. T'citi",
Tied l'iMi, Mi.-, .'"iluel Hum.
Mrs. V. 11. (.ili-r.n, Mi.-. Jnhn (.ofortli, .lolin
J.i11;is1k r, Ml.-. M.iliel (Jie.v (-pecul).
Se.imim N. llaatins-. Mr V tn. ,. Ilit'il-, Win.
IoHom.i.v, Mr.-. H.uitord Unban, Win. llaid"n,
l.inn.1 M.iv lltiull.i, l.'d lline.i, Mr-. Alue .1,
llorlon. Mis- It. A. llenei;lnn.
Dr. .I.11 k-on, .lolin J.imc-.
Vnna K.i.-., .liues T.ijlm- Knot I, Mi- I'anl
Keilei, 'riitniihy M. Ki imeili, W'. .1. Kellej,
.1. M. I..111, Mii. V. I.iiullici, T. It. I.ei.niiil,
lolin KiUi.ud I.eui-.
i:iiy McN.iul. Kiijtlie Moisran. Mi- r S, Mi
lter, Ukliard Mnicn, Wm. I' MdiiniHii. Dn-v
1.. MiL'rmj.
Nine 0'iloek lliklns Pmuler Co.
Mt-s W. A. 0'Mn.i, ohpliant n.ui IH.ilniui'
fo.
', ('. I'eik, llinry 1'iiie.
Daniel A. (Jiiinu.
Mrf. M. Tluddy Tolt, Mi., Mamie It.iplm. I'n.ilt
IC. KoKOi-, Ilobin-iiii fc l'te.n, II. my Kenki (2),
Ella Shirp-ieeu, 1'i.ink (i, Smiicr-, Mi-. II.
Slein, Mamie M.e.i, i:i Meil. Madeline s(,iphv,
JIlA Nellie Mtn.-on, i-aiah f-liolr, H'ulli .May
Smith, .Nelly Mnilli, I.mii.iii Stalk, Ml-. l.ii,i
Swinule, Jin". ''"li Sinitli, Mrs. I', A, Snlli i,
Catherine Mum, Mr. Aimer s-pener, A. i:. '-Inn I,
Mrs. Anna Hiephonl,
tles-ie 'I ishe. Mi-. ( luths i;. Tiiinir, Horace
IToHiilej, M. . 'Iiiiin,ia, Win Ihinnhy.
Itilph Van (ionlei, llujil '. Nan Fleet, M.
M'lko, Cli.1-, T. Williams. Howaid ?. Wnk-,
J.H. W'eMi, Ml-- Viiinie Williams
Watson W, iiunu'.
ITALIAN".
liemaio iloielli, Sahatoie llultuninlo, l.oten'O
Slalti, Aetfnni (Jindaiilu, .Mlsliinnlo I'elliKtinu,
nui-rpiu Xotoio, Antonio Ditlllo, Mil liehnjiel
l'elrielln, P.ilco RIh.iiiio, l!o-.uii) (Junto, Mali)
Teiranti, fiio.inni Hibluilnu, VIirIiuii bibianoll,
I'OI.I-I!
.lulm l'.las Tonka Maieu-ki, Strphiu Modile,
AVosjl Sliudil;, Allfimi I.apartnuf, T-iesok .Mijk,
llanyton Koj-il;, Sitja Ul-fan, Juob K111I, I'jiui
JlaJUtli, l, J, Hudus, Smlo Solan, Kije Ko
titk, o.l-eph ;j7da, lliwips Tre-i.ijtis fiul.i' t.hm,
Francis &UM, llanMaw KoJIrl, 11dru MUli.
HlIN'tJAHIAN.
Ailani Zetiinj, Adam Vaiii.eskt, St.niia
ftan-t.iw .loieii-l.j . Wilittm Komintll, .la-, Chi.
eovBki, .In-epli Ail'ilHi. htcph Slinaynskl, HanU
alna, W'illin Sawalju-!, .laeph PjikleiMi
(learc UnjanszU,
West Scranton Station,
Jll-b Xfllle (iinily, paekajro; Mm. nnie l.enlj,
lioliert I.i'jtlioii. 'Iliua. MeVlidiews. ('lug. Ti eme. .
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DEAI1ER8 IN
Bonds
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i Investment
Securities
6 Broadway, N. Y.
Wilkei-Birrt.
Cirbondtlt.
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TRIED BEFORE
ELEVEN JURORS
RUFUS J. FOSTER SUMMONED
TO HARRISBURCt.
Attorneys in the Case of V. M. Boel
chl Against De Lottrent & Com
pany Agreed to Have It Proceed
with One Less Than the Usual
Number of Jurors William Repp
Takes an Appeal from the Report
of the Old Forge Auditors Court
Notes Mairiago Licenses,
IMorc Judge J. 1'. Kflly, the ensc
nt V. M. Bonlclil HKiilnal Dcl.out-ent &
Coiupjitiy, n feigned Ihsuo, which was
culled for trial Monday afternoon, oc
cupied all of ycHleiduy. A. do VUlc
neuve, of Now York, poiup tlmo ago
bought a largo amount of raw silk
from Do I.otii'cnt & Company also of
Now York. The bill for the flllk was
?4.00n and was not paid. Soino time
aller thlK, DeVllleneuvo sold a tiuun
tlty of gnodH tn the "Worsted Silk com
pany, of Taylor, and l)e Louront,
leninlng of this In October of last year,
secured a writ of foreign uttachmeiit
to secure the money owed by the Tay
lor company to De Vllleneuve.
At this juncture V. M. Hoelchl, an
other New York Hllk dealer, appeared
upon tin: scene with an assignment of
the claim against the Taylor people.
Do Lourent & Company alleges that
Do Vllleneuve and Hoelchl are silent
partners and that the assignment was
not llxed up until they heard of the
writ of uttachmeiit uf De Lourunt it
Company. The case will be given to
the Jury this morning. The plaintiff
was represented by Attorneys H. A.
Kunpp and U. P. O'Malley and the de
fendants by Attorneys O. T. Kirby, of
New Yorlc, and J. 13. Burr and T. P.
AVells.
Utifns J. Foster, one of the jurors In
the case, received a telegram from
llurrihurg, summoning him to that
place at once. The attorneys agreed
to hae the case go on before eleven
jurors and Judge Kelly excused Mr.
Foster.
Hcfoie Judge Cat pouter yesterday,
a verdict in favor of the defendant was
directed In the case of Annie L. Newell
against John f. Roc. No appearance
being made for the plaintiff in the case
of 1 Fruchan, manager, against Sta
ples & Klcth, a non suit was allowed
by the court,
Repp Takes an Appeal.
"William Repp, as a. citizen and tax
payer of Old Forge borough, took an
appeal yesterday from the action of
the borough auditors In settling the ac
count of John Surber, treasurer of the
borough.
Mr. llepp says that the auditors had
no right to allow the following claims,
and that the treasurer should bo sur
chaiged with them:
Mm. Matilda. Ilianeardi, lent of jail, coal
and n, rah $ 131 :i'i
.ludirinent'asaiiist fid Kere town-hip to
Hittenbendcr ,V Company .'..x! 06
.1. It. Dainty, fees tor Ilittenbeniiet judg
ment luliii M. llairir, judgment uatn.-L town-.-hi
l))ii i:ati5, pound tent
I'ledeiirk XaIor, pound lent
(' W". 'Ihomp-ou, borough engineer
.Tnhu Surlier, team xvoik
l.ibor oulii. for woik done by louniil
lni'ti 21G 77
1USI
10 00
in 00
1 ( J 50
201 00
ST fij"
Total
$.:,:jie fff
Hearing in Divorce Case.
There was a hearing befoie Judge J.
"W. Carpenter In chambers yesterday
in the divorce case of Mi. Olive S.
Knickerbocker against Peter II.
Knickerbocker. Mis, Knickerbocker
was a native of Benton, but after her
marriage in 1873 went with her hus
band to reside at Mill Heft, Pike coun
ty. Her testimony yesterday was to the
effect thai her husband was In the
habit of drinking to excess at times
and on these occasions he treated her
lu a most bitual manner and called
her vile names. Ills treatment be
came so intoleiable that she was
compelled to leave him last December
and she is again a resident of Benton.
The Knickerbockers have four daugh
ters, three of whom are married. The
llbellanl was represented at the hear
ing yesterday by Attorney IS, C. New
comb. Carbondale Water Case.
The hearing lu the Carbondale
canity suit between the city and the
water company was on all day before
Jude Halsey.
K.irly lu tlie day thecomplalfutnt rest
ed and the defendant began putting In
testimony, George Jeimyn, the secre
taty of the Consolidated "Water com
pany, was put on the stand and was
there for the lemalnder of the day giv
ing figures with reference to the earn
ings of the companies comprlhed ln
lilt Consolidated company.
Maniage Licenses.
Michael Itell j,,,,,,,,
Purl Klmrel ,leatip
.lolin .1, Mmiii'y Ii-wiip
l,l,7le Ct'ntilfi Ie-iip
.John II. Vlpond Sianton
Anue done- Suaiilon
I'm 11I1 II, Thuinloii Siranton
M.niMiet Hill SeiJiitou
1','tllll. K, Jtlll),'!- Il-Mll
Ma M, Ou. 1 Ol.ipluut
icepli Scl.ol .iiantoii
Annie V Jordan , Nraulon
'liifiiun Itee-ti , sVraiitoii
Hamuli Willi inn l-iiantoii
COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.
Kdwnrd H, Hughes yesteiday regis
tered as a law student lu the oillco of
Attorney C, Coniesys, He Is a grad
uate of Lafayette college,
Mrs, ICinnni A, Van Camp, of Dun-
more, yesterday began an nctlou to se
isure a divorco trom her husbtiud,
Hoauley Van Camp. The couplo wero
married Feb. in, 1&77, und Mrs, Van
Camp alleges ihat on Sept. lfi, l&W,
her husband deserted her without
cause and has over since persisted lu
his desertion.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.
Secretary Schauta Gives Notice of
Two That Are Approaching.
There will be n competitive examin
ation conducted by the civil service
board, at the Federal building, Novem
ber 20, of applicants for clerk and car
rier positions.
Applications should be In the hands
of Secretary l.oula CI, Kelmuu on or
befoio October 23.
Thcro will also be an examination of
applicants for departmental positions,
October 1$.
Smoke the l'ucouo 0c. cigar.
STEVENS UNDER ARREST.
He Is Charged with Fraud by Mrs,
Lucy T. Keller.
Slatiloy J, Htevens, special agent for
the state dairy food commission, was
arraigned before Alderman Myron
Kasson yesterday on the charge of
fraud, preferred by Mis. Lucy T. Kel
ler, of 701 Quliicy avenue, lie waived
u hearing and entered ball for court.
Stevens Is charged with supplying a
bogus tenant so that ho might vacate
a house at 701 Qulncy avenue. He
wanted to move out, but Mrs. Keller
refused to release him, lies having
signed a leno for a year. However,
alio agreed to lot him go, providing he
supplied another tenant. Straightway
Stevens went forth and relumed with
a man whom ho Introduced as C. P.
Davison, of Reading, Pa.
Davison made a cursory examination
and decided at once to take the house.
The landlady Insisted that he sign the
same lease Stevens had. Slovens ob
jected strenuously to this as did also
the alleged Davison. Finally Mrs.
Keller gave ln and Davison bound the
bargain by handing Mrs. Keller $5.
This happened Friday afternoon,
August 50. Saturday morning, Au
gust 31, Stevens had moved away to
a house ln Green Ridge. That after
noon the alleged Davison telephones
Mrs. Keller that his goods were at
tached nt Reading for three months
nrrcars In the rent, and that he could
not take the house. Subsequent Inves
tigation revealed that no man by the
name of C. P. Davison has lived in
Reading for years,
After a three daye' chase Constable
Max Flrestlno succeeded In arresting
Stevens on a warrant issued by Al
derman Kasson. He gavn ball last
Saturday for a hearing at half-past
four Tuesday afternoon.
Stevens is a native of Clark's Green
and beside his work for the dairy and
food commission he conducts a horse
buying and selling: business.
WANTED TO GO HOME.
Pathetic Plea of a Hazleton Girl Who
Fell Into the Hands of the
Police Monday Night.
A scene was presented In the Centre
street police station Monday night that
so moved the big policemen that they
got out In the street with their heads
bowed to hide the tears that dimmed
their eyes. Even big "Captain Dick"
Edwards, who has seen sorrow in all
Its guises, was noticed wiping the cor
ners of his eyes.
Agglo Cannon, a 17-year-old girl,
had been arrested in company with a
couple of drunken men for raising a
disturbance in a Providence street car.
As she was brought into the station
house by Patrolmen Quitman and Hag
gerly everyone noticed that she was
not one of tlue ordinary kind of women
who find their way to tho station house.
"Drunk and disorderly, raising a rac
ket in a Providence car," said Patrol
man Haggorty perfunctorily as he
placed her in a cell and clanged the
iron door.
As the iron door closed on her she
burst forth into an uncontrollable and
wild Hood of tears. She sat on the edge
of the wooden bunk, her black hair
falling over her face and her body
.shaking convulsively.
"What's the matter, little girl'."' ask
ed Captain Dick gently.
"I'm thinking of my poor mother In
Hasileton, and of my brothers and sis
ters," replied the sobbing prisoner as
she made an effort to control hersf-lf.
"Why didn't f take mother's advice.
Oh, my God, why didn't 1? She said
she'd forgive mo if 1 tried to reform,
but I went down, down. "Why didn't I
stay tit homo?
"I've only been out of jail since
morning. I was charged with larceny
but the grand jury ignored the bill and
they let me out today. I had no place
to go. Nothing to do and the wife of
one of these men promised to get ine
money. I met her in the jail. I went
with her and her husband and they
got mo to drink beer. .
"For God's sake don't let them s-eiul
mo to the jail again. I've been there
for three months and if I ever go again
I'll go to the bad forever. I want to
go home, homo to my mother in Huxlc
ton. Mother is good. She'll forgive
mo -1 know she will, and I'll promise
to do as she says. Oh, if you knew
how patient she's been, and father, too.
His heart is broken by my actions.
He's written me to coino home and
says he'll not say anything and I'll go
home If they'll let me and give up this
life," and Aggie sank back on the rough
boards and sobbed bitterly. "I'll come
home to you, mother, if they'll let me,"
she kept repeating between her sobs.
"I'll come home your girl will come
back."'
"When tlie girl was arraigned before
Magistrate Millar in police court yes
terday morning, she stated her case
to hlin brlelly, but he told her he
shouldn't have goL drunk find com
mitted her to the county Jail for thir
ty days in default of a line of $10,
Frank Jordan and Reese Price, the
Iwo men ariesled with her, wero also
sent uj),
BEAUTIFUL CHATS ON EXHIBI
TION AT JONAS LONG'S SONS'
MILLINERY OPENING.
Quite a number of ladies living at a
distance wero unable to be present yes
terday at Jouns Long's Sons' mllllueiy
opening on account of the ear strike
now In progress, Had the cars been
running, an overwhelming crush would
have marked tho Initial day of this
notable opening, Ah It was, a steady
stream of visitors poured Into the
show-rooms throughout the entire day
and regaled themselves with tho beau
tiful sights which wero spiead for their
edification and delight,
Too much praiso cannot be given this
liberal, enterprising firm for providing
Scranton with such a superb fashion
show, where ladles can como anil en
joy tho newest creations of foreign and
American millinery without going out
of tho city.
The second floor millinery show
rooms are beautifully and tastefully
decorated with autumn leaves and
Illuminated with plenty of light, pie
sentlng a bcene of attractive beauty
and elegance that Is an inspiring spec
tacle, Tho world's best millinery fash
Ions aro to bo seen In nil their rich
variety of color and styles.
The new Flodlra, Gainsborough and
Turban hats, lu all their maivelous
modes of trimming, take the lead this
season, although many other exquisite
fashions awaken considerable admir
ation, Nothing is lacking to make this
notable millinery opening a pronounced
success, and the two lemulning days
will no doubt be well attended by tho
ladles of Scranton and vicinity, us a
fashion spectacle llko Jonas Long's
Sons' opening' Is worth coming ninny
miles to sec.
LIST P0R THE
FIRST WEEK
CONTAINS TWO HUNDRED AND
SIXTY-THREE CASES.
Term Begins Next Monday Morning
and the Case at the Head of the
List Is That Charging Benedetto
Papa with Murder McKinney
Bribery Case Is Also on tho List
for the First Day of the Term.
Many Other Cases of Importance.
District Attorney W. R. Lewis last
evening completed the trial list for the
llrst week of the term of criminal
court, which opens next Monday. The
list for the tecond week will bo pre
pared tomorrow.
For the llrst week there are 203 cases
on the list, which Is about tho num
ber usually sot down for a full term of
two weeks. The list for tho first week
follows:
First Week Monday, Oct. 7.
I. Bcneditlo IMpa, murder; Frank Hol'llnR, Jr
prot.
I. Pasquale Bo Hat qua, murder; Itoeco Battle
to, pro?.
5. C. W. JkKInnry, liiibery; E. II. Sturgcs,
pros.
i. Mli liael Shank, emlie77leinent and larceny,
William Ctiilp, pro.
6. Michael Slurriclc, selllti- liquor without 11-
ecr.io; Miclncl Morun, proi.
0. W. Kerner, Iirccny by bailee; Mary I.lpen
tlnl, prov.
7. William O'IIar.1, keeping a bawdy home;
Daniel Flannlgan, pros
8. Miiy O'Harn, assault and battery; Amelia
rlinnlcati, prov.
9. Alex. I.eian and Domlnlek Shopaeskl, firing
woods and woodland; John Coilett, pro.
10. James Cillalmn, malieioim micliief; Hatfie
M. Snjder, pro.
11. Fa trick Itoehe, assault and batter;; Mary,
W'hltley, pro.
12. Michael flrady, aggravated aiau1t and bat-
tciy; W. V. Jforiwn, pro?.
18. Fverett Tosan and William J. Too, malic-
iotH ini-ehief; Joseph I.utey, pro.
1. Danle (,'eieolr. eutidnij minor female; John
Ilorvatt, pro-i.
15. Alo.vindiT Cork, asault and battery; JIa,kti
Kcpclli, pros
10. William Longhran, burglary; Fdllh M,
Mage. prox.
17. IMwanl Martin, malicious mischief; Powell
smith, nros
1. Thomas It. Jonei and Margaret Jones, lat-
teny and receiving; F. Hobling, jr., pros.
.'. Thomas 1!. Jones anil Margaret Jones, lar-
icny and receiving; F. Holding, jr.. pioi.
20. Thomas It. Jones and Margaret Jonci, lar-
iciiy and leeching; t Holding, jr., pios.
Tuesday, Oct. 8.
""I. Frank ,1 uiscn, arson; F. Hobling, jr.. pros
'11. Jo-epli Cholewa, agRi-.ualed assault and bat
tery; Mary Kce-ny, pi ox.
23. Jclin Donovan and Frederick Backus, lar
reny and rerehing; F. Hobling, jr., pros.
21. Pi tor Manjko, bribery; llobert Wil-on, pros.
K. II, ,1. Maloney, bribery; Robert Wilson,
pio?.
2(1. Anthony Uulka, peijury; B. Atlas, pros.
27. James Hoar, formheation and ba-tardy;
Mary A. Filrpalrick, prox.
2?. Thomas l)xi, einliezIemint; W. H. W'hjtc,
pin-.
29. Isaac Mitllnnan, perjury; John (Jllbiide,
pros.
."(. I-aac Mitlleniau, peijurv ; 'Ihomts Kenny,
pro-.
,11. ,1, W'aldnun, larceny by bailee; Annie Duf
fy, prox.
'1. Annie Dnis, Iaiieny by bailee; May Bundy,
prox.
'!.;. 'Ihomis Cnleimn, aagiauitrd assault and
battery; William (Vironi-an, pros.
"I. Jaiob H.irowil, lineny and receiving;
'I lionias Brown, pios.
.13. William Itegtili, a .ml t and balleiy; 5-imon
-cliocn. pt os.
Ml William Kegali, a-.-ault and Inltety, Simon
"M.lio:n, pros.
.17. lit u' Fulleilnn. a--.iult and lattery; Alue
M. Ihonni. prov.
1?. Bridget Malonei, filse pretenses; Thomas
llealey, pio.
.10. Mii'hiel Milhr, ,-i uilt and b.itletj; C'ail
-caage, pro3.
40. P.ilnck F. I.eonird, a lull and liattcr; ;
lobu Wal-li, jno-.
12. "Mntin (i.illagher. iggr.n.ilid aa.ult and
lulleiy; Bobert Bell, pto.
4.;. Ad mi Ciul'liik, Imriiy and receiving;
( Italics Toiiieos, pins.
4!. William Mindocli, lauony and reiciving; F,
Holding, ji pin-.
11. (.toigc F.vait-, a .nilt and batlciy; boehibro
Ki , pio-,
1.1. Anthony I'atiil. laicen.v and receiving; II.
W. Squires, pios.
10. Choio W'illhm, assault and battery; Hes
ter Bti-tol. pios.
17, Mary Ann t'ouluer. alias Mary Ann Burt,
adulleiy: Sarah teimcr-nn, pios.
4S. But Ilollb.iui, Bowman alias Cli-i'lta
llannoti, William It. ltngel alias William
O'lln.vle, buigliiy: F. Itobling, jr., pros.
If. flnries Bannon and William 0'Bot.lc. biu.
l.u.v: F. Hobling, ir., pros,
50. fhailes IlJiinnn and William O'Bovle, alias
("luile- O'lloyle, arson; F, Holding, jr.,
pro-.
Wednesday Oct. 9.
,71, Jo-epli fJllberl, liaflicklug in legi-leied bottle-,
etc.: A, M. Morse, pios.
,",2, Albeit Biuhti, selling without license iiu)
kclllng liquor to minoif,; W". A, Phillip-,
nos.
W. Frank MiVittie, foigety; F. Holding, Jr.,
pio-.
,11. Anthony Dunleavy, porpir.i ; Hobeit Wilson,
pio,
.11, Jo-eph Kevlalik, as-iult and battery; Jos
eph Siilka, pios.
ful. Atthur Mullen, violation uf rules of bond
id health; A. C. Monies, pios.
S7, Simon Thomas, bilbeiy; Hobeit Wilson,
1 1 o.
!i". Cieourc Dinglebeiry, keeping u gaming-
liou-c; "Robert Wilson, pios,
.11, Jo-epli Mixer, Jr., laiccuy and leeeivlng;
(,1'oige W".ngo, pio'.
W. FicU Miller, jr., telling liquor without II-
eense; llobert Wilson, pios.
Ul. William John Brace, larceny and receiving;
Benjamin Biace, pios,
ill. Thomas Breunan, rape; Funk Hobling, pios,
i!J. John Brady, larceny and receiving; F. Hob-
llns;, jr., pu.
01. (,'ioige Alevandirv Mait Wallace and Henry
I.ee, burglary; F. Hobling, jr., pios,
Hi. Abblo Auhbald, inilkloiw mischief; Alcea
l.j oiii, pros.
CO. Abbio Auhbald, a-sault and battery; Alcea
l.vons, pros,
07. James Howie, l.ipe; John Howie, pios,
0$. Michael Gogglns, bieaking anil eutcilng
height car.etr,, and Uiuny and receiving;
1', Holding, Jr., plus.
0'). , II, Kerwlu, libel; W, F, Smythe, pto.
"0. IMgir Wilson, libel; W, F. .Suijlhe, pros.
71. Fllcn nandall, as-mlt and battery; Wil
liam (liamllle, pios.
72. James Collins, laucny and recelilng; I!. W,
Squires, pios.
7.1. O, II, Jones, embezzle incut; O, A, Doimee,
pios,
71. Thomas; n.ukc, induction, foiniutloii and
bastardy; J.ena llirtniin, pros,
73. Audiew Steeko, ilistluiging firearms with In.
tint to kill, etc.; Ixmis Kobll-ky, piot,
70. Joseph Karolln, selling liquor on Sunday;
Jtreoe F, Davies, pios.
77, Patrick Maswell, assault and battery; Laura
Norton, j.rov,
7:), I'aliick McNeeley, robDeryj Ludirlc Stan.
k.iltus, pros,
73. Benjamin (irifbths, felonious tvoundlng;;
Amelia White, prox,
SO. David 1 Ivans, asuU and battery; Jint
Kvans, prox,
Thursday, Oct. 10,
M. Morns I'o.ncr, laneny and receiving; F.
Hobling, Jr.. plus.
Si. J. .1. lattuelt, selling liquor without t
llicnse; Hobert Wilson, pros.
KI. Dale Shlffcr and lia Hew, burglary; F,
Hobling, Jr., pros.
St. Dale, hhlfler and lu Reel, burglary f.
Hobling. Jr., pros.
f5. Thomas Nolan, aguuwtcd awault and bat
tery j J.nnei Clark", pros.
SO. M. J, Xorlon, larconi and receiving; Pctrr
Uantion, pios.
87. Stanley Xallor, assault and battery! Isibctlt
.Mitchell, pros.
88. Wlodlk Orlolskle, aatitt anil liattciyj
Charles Orskavvsklc, prus.
R1. Thomm Itellty, larceny and rcielvlng! F.
Holding, Jr., pros.
00. Andrew Kamltiskl, assmlt and tialtctj ;
I'tank Pawebkl, pros.
01. f hirlej tieeily, assault and bitlrij! Adatn
.Still It, pros.
OJ. Ferdliiaiiilo barenro, larceny and receivings
Adam Scdllnskl, pros.
Od, Kinnk Urbourtilr, assault and battery; Mar
tin Hudtnllskt, pros,
91. Julia Christine, nssmlt and biltery, Julian
Mrants, pios,
D.. John llenibeskt, selling liquor on Sundav ;
tleese P. Davis, pros.
Oil. Philip McDonald, rape; F. liolilliijr, Jr.,
pros.
07. Tony Nort, c.irrjlng a eonrcilnl deadly
weapon; Daniel (llhary, pros.
1)5. Itlchatel Jovce, larceny and receiving; IM
wanl Coddlngtnn, pro.
W. Thomas Moore atlas Joseph Murphy, forgery,
F. Holding, Jr., pfos.
100. John Huniforel, Henry M.ickoy, burglary;
William Coyne, pros.
101. Steve Markroth alhs sieve Matkofsky, false
pietcnses; Jacob Warnke, rros.
102. Oeoige Lnomls, larceny and receiving; Deno
l-lsher, pros.
10,'. (fcoigo Loomls, fornication; Deno Fisher,
prox,
101. Frank Bananghan, a-sattlt and blllery; Ag-
gls llazig, pros,
103. Michael Totan, laiceny and receiving; F.
Hobling, pr ptos.
10(1. Anthony Iary, aggravated assault and bat-
ter.v ; Henry Walklns, pros.
107. John Newcomb, attempt at rape, assault
and battery; I'.lizahcth Melvln, prox.
103. Joseph Cholewa, aggravated assault and
battery; Frank 9e?C5ny, pros.
101. John Kubliia. aggravated assault and bit-
Iny; Julia Kuhina, pio v.
110. John A. Kce'lh, cmherzlement; D. S. Stone,
Friday, Oct. 11.
111. Anna W'etigtenlk, perjury; Joseph Midga,
pios,
112. P. I'. McKenna, Vitccny and receiving; Jo
seph Dilley, pros.
113. Michael McN'ully, laiceny and receiving;
Charles Pilger, pros.
114. Giegory Hlggons, felonious vioiiinling; Wil
liam Peel, pros.
113. lArAo Graham, ns-ault and battery; Fttima
Ash, pios.
110. William Swires, pointing pi.-tol; Santl Votl,
pios.
117. Michael Sodlock, alias John fjodloek, larceny
and leeching; Jacob Surovltr, pros,
118. Frank Steinbaclt, malicious miseliief; Maiy
Ilaschtiik, prox.
lib. Michael Sushko, John Marlin, felonious
wounding; Jnhn b. I.ukus, ptos.
121 Fiank Carlueei, James Ltpiek, Peter I,o-
brcnti, malicious mischief; Mary Sullivan,
pi ox.
121. Frank Perugen, Maiy Moeknosky, aiding
piisoner to escape and assault and battery;
Thomas McGovven, pros.
122. Abnon Van Horn, assault and battery; lane
Van Horn, ptos.
12.1. Minnie Voste, larceny and receiving; K. H.
diner, pros.
124. Fiank I.vnady, assault and battery; Junes
T. JIcAnilrew, pros.
125. Annie I.ce, malicious mischief; John II.
Troy, pros.
126. Fiank Zalcwski, Andrew Zalcvvoki, Joseph
Zalewski, assault and battery; I,. I'tibei
shefski. pros.
127. James Kcenan, Alexander Wall, Mike N'or-
ton, John Sock, larceny by bailee; Geoige
I!. Atherton, pros.
12. Kdvvaid Vieary, larceny any receiving; F.
Hobling, Jr.. pro'.
129. Pitrick Toland, assault and battery; Pat
rick Loft us, pros.
130. William Thorpe, Jr., a-aull and battery;
John Darnlnizic, pros.
131. Jacob Town-end, felonious wounding; Dayton
Lewis, pros.
1.12. Antonio Touch, larceny and receiving; An
tonio Face, pros.
11.1. John Huane, a.-sanlt and battery; Theodoic
Trcnowit?, pros.
111. John Huane, assault and bittety; Andiew
W'aign, pios.
111. Tony llvder, assault and batlciy; Mari Man
ley, pi ox.
1 16. James; Ho-e, avault and battery; f-alvatore
Ca-henonia, pio-.
1.17. Louis Rnpprecb, embezzlement; George M.
Okell, pros.
US. Doniinicko Hominkk, selling liquor without
licen-e; M. J. Gaughan, ptos.
1.19. .S mined Iladin, laieuiy and leceiving; H. ?.
Palmei, pio-.
110. Kva Feel,-, a ault and bitter; Michael Cun
ningham, pro-.
111, James Owen-, as-ault and battiry; LIsu'
Gaiison, piov.
142. Attilio Ceeolli, as-aiiU and battel; Dinniiu
Biavi, pros.
III. Louis Cohen, lualtiioii-' niicliief; Blidget
MiLaughliiij puis.
111. llauy Flack, avault and battel ; ttolf
W'cber, pio-.
II". Suey Fain et. assault and battery; Annie
Mellale, piov.
llii. Suzey I'.iucel, .is-siult and battery; P.tlii k
Mm ray, pios.
147. Illleu Francis, a-ss.iult and battery; (.'Intlotte
llaard, pros
If. Illlen Frani I-, common si old; Charlotte
Hizard, piov.
H!. Tony Fibiey, laiceny and icieiving; Joseph
1'. Woelker-, pio-.
130. Antonio l'rcdo, ii.--.iull and battny; Miihael
loiidiew, pros.
151. S, L. Gallen, iiialiciuits mi-cliief; John O.
Heese, pios,
112, Owen Kelleiman, a-s,iult and batteiy; Fva
II. Peck. im.
131. Geoige Knnpiik, as.-ault and batter-; Carl
Siveeeler, pios.
151, Michael Ko-akavieeh, Kale Kosakailech, ag
gravated a-sault and battery; birnoti l'etiit
u, pios.
151. Barnard Kahatchlik, neglecting to keep iee
oid of goods puii'lia-ed; ('. P, Slai k, ptos.
1,'nl. J, W, Kiiby, illegal a-e of ni'ilk can-;
CI ilk A. Hlilgwav, pin-,
117 Me kolas Jlo-shell.i, av-auU and bat'bp ;
John Sudan-key, pros,
151, Anthony Minhuilcki, embivliiiiiut; W.
Law son, Heid, pros.
l.',i. Fdnarel Moran, William Moi.ni, agguvaled
a-.-auU and battery; fhailes .Stanton, ptos.
lilA. Minus Moses, attempted tape, aauU end
battery; V. Holding, Jr., pios.
101, Jnhn Mile-', felonious wounding; Miniie
Miles, pro-.
162. John Sillier, a-sault and batteiy; Krne-t
Daly, pios.
Itl.1. Donalto Donello. earning coniealed weap.
pon; Lorenzo Simeno, pio-.
164, Jennie (lllbeit, assault and batteiy; Flla-
belli Tappan, prox,
llii. Jennie Gilbert, adulleiy; I'llrilwlh Tappin,
pi ox,
Saturday, Oct. 12.
161, Mailiu Allen, (.uiety; Maiy Allen, pun,
107. Charles An.-iiklevvic, Miiely; Aleck Hint-
nick, pros.
1CS. Philip Alexander, utict.v; l.udwlg lU-in-
harelt, pros,
ltji, Anthony AdaiuovlU, hiiiel.v; (hailes Swllka,
pros,
170, Uvan Abel, nuety; Mar.v Jane 1k1, piux.
171, I'etrls Asniar, suiet.v; Simmer Mnisour,
pro...
172, Abide Archbald, surety; Theodore I'tt, pim.
173, LUzin Blackiuuie, aiirily; William K. Smith,
IOs,
171, .lolin Bienmn, .met ; Maty Btcuii.ui, pios.
175. 'I bonus Crook, tuuty; Sirah Slineroii, piov,
170. J, A. DeLo-key, siuety; Mcholai Changu,
pios.
177, Mike Sivsge, surely; John Cop.ick, pros.
178, John Salkow, Mirety; Peter Poppey, jirjs.
179, Fliabeth .loliibon, suiel; Kllzabetli Lee,
pi ox,
U0, Annie McCntliy, smet; I Topwn, prox,
1SI, Alex Yelloek, smet) ; Fiank Jibo.ky, picu.
182. Unman T'etle, suicty; Julius lluike, pros.
IS J. Lucy lell', alius Lmy llnclies, uiejv ; Mar-
garet Devine, pro;,.
LSI, John Ban, mrety; Autlioii Itolh, pios.
181. Julia Cavvley, surely; Mary Tajloi, piov,
186. Anthony Cena, suret) ; Clements scaipenj,
pios,
187, Bachcl Ceira, mrely; ClemenU Searpcna,
piox,
183. C'jmiinello Colucbl, biircly; Caiminello 1)1.
genaio, pros.
159. Pierce Crawfoid, nueiy; Jackion .Noble,
pros.
100. Michael Cannon, Marly; Anlhony Canton,
pro...
101. James Carling, suretj ; John Maunlm, pre.
1D2. John Copack, surety; 3lick Savage, pros.
19J, John M, Cobb, surely; Henry Stanton, pros.
111. Frank Cusifesky, suicty; John Lagonik, pros.
lPo. John Burke, surety; Maty Jane hhaw, pro.
106. Adam Hniwn, niietj; Jascpli Narusli, pros.
107. Joseph Blenovvlsh, urcl; Julia UenowUli,
prox. ,
198. Anthony Bumlicit, lurclyj Stanley Bonnes,
urea
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There should be more satistaction In possessing 'a nice
TOILHT SUT than most anything else in the house. It is
conspicuous and adds to the entire furnishings of a room.
The new deceratlona are made to harmonize with the
latest styles of wall paper.
Laughlln's icPlece Sets, SetnUVItrlous
China, assorted decorations $250
And a hundred other styles to select from,
cvwvtevx.
Geo V Millar &
mmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Mattresses Made Over,
Pillows Renovated.
We will call for your old mattresses or pillows and re
turn them as good as new.
Mattresses flade Over, same tick, $2.50
New Tick, best material 4.50
Pillows Renovated..., 10 cents per pound.
Scranton Bedding Go.,
F- A. KAISER,
Lackawanna and Adams Avei.
At Crane's
Fashion's Doors Swing Wider
There's always a pleasure in being the first to see the
new, and the new here surpasses anything we have shown
in the past. A day makes a vast difference in our Fall
Displays, a veritable transformation has been wrought
since our last general announcement. To chronicle all the
shifting phases of fashion Is a task from which any pen
might well shrink. We havo shitted. What we show is
the extreme essence of style and utmost values.
Others have been convinced. Aro you waiting the
same opportunity ?
CRANE,
New Building, 324 Lackawanna Ave
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Scranton Carpet &
406 LACKAWANNA, AVENUE.
10)1,4.4-1,44 4 - 44M4 - 4 - feM -
m SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER
Occupies an Imperishable Position in the BUSINESS WORLD.
"i?'5iw
NO. S3 8. Eighth St
I'fi. Tliom i. llljel;, nuety; lltidget Colde.ii, pros.
aw. IMiti.i Uiihliah, etiiety; Mary Matiucho,
prov,
201. Oorge lloweit, ninety: Mary Thonw, prof.
Ml. fleorge llueclmer, Citharlni Bcuclmer, sure
ly; lleiuy Hergi-r, pio.s.
Jill, I'etet Ilugg.in, turrl ; Maiy Ilonilnlck, prox.
mi. I'll&iliftli Divis, butct J I'lancvt Johnson,
piov,
aoi. Jnhn Divls. smetyj Jeremiah Moiri.s, proa.
Xnl. .MigiM 1'ioins, ,li., oiirety; John lngtiian,
pnw,
M0r. Nellie Duke, aittety! Mm. IMdle tVaUh,
plCIT.
SOS. Tony Uagan, suiely; Autlioiiy Mosrocovlsh,
pi cis,
2(1"', .liw-le nomluico, mrety; John Daley, proi.
-'10. ltuth Donovan, ninety; Martin lUggerty,
ino1-,
ill. Tlmiias llvans, .itrelys ?.itali Uvans, proir,
iS. WllliJiii ritpitrUk, Miietj; Jlargaiet fit.-
Patrick, piov.
21.!. Patrick I'ury, sunty; Michael roocli, pios.
JU. Voclm IVIoterowleh, iiirelyi CaIo Metchoo.
vilih, piox.
Sin, 1'icd I'.iteett, siiiet.vj Paliiek Muiiay, pros.
Jill, ilflrii 1'i.uicU, ftiiioty; ( luilotle llazard,
piov.
-'I, Hutley (!all.igber, wirely; Saiah Uerrs,
piov,
il!-', Philip Cusol, surei ; "Mary Oberi, proj.
Sill, Jjines I'. (iilbrlde, (.tiic'tj ; Annie Cllbilde,
piov,
32(1. Jennie (iilbett, suret ; l.li.ibeih Tappan,
pros.
2JI. rilhdt. (lole.vbiioloy, mifl IVttr 1'onsipiel-
lu, ,uro.
S3.'. Michael Ilolljnd and Jane Holland, wcty;
.Maty llaa, piov.
2i'l, Minne Haiviy, siiietyi John llarvr, ptoj.
221, llenr lllnna, uret s Mela lliiiiu, prov.
3Jj, Ilernaul Husk, suret I Clin Mi Comb, prni,
320. Bernard lluu, biurl ; Elizabeth McC'omb,
piov.
111. Frank lloin, iiucty; Delia Houi, prot,
21S. Thotius Hughes, siirel; SJilna Mcljueeiie',
pro.
i.'O, II. Joi.eph.-on tiirelyj II. fioldslegcr, proj,
2."0. Thonia.s Jrrniju, smelyj l.onUe Jenn.vn,
prov,
3.11, Timothy Jones, wrety; Ibniben llemee, ptoj,
332, rharhfi John, surely; I'.UIe (!atrion, piox,
3,!.i. Jljitlu Jo.vce, surely, diehard Coleman, pros.
3,11. John Klutz, Mirrlj; Itiiluul It, Wllllayi',
pio.-'.
IS'). 1'i.enk Kowle.-ki, uiel', Allck Kentiiiil,
prevs,
1!6. I'hailes Kurtlnetaf, nirity; Allek KenliiicV,
pros.
3S3. Andrew Koslige, Miicty lolin Novak, ioi.
339. Mr. Jacob Iv'ellf ruiju, urcl; Mis. William
II, I'cvk, piw.
Sets
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MANAGER.
Both 'Phoner
Dusting Good Furniture i
is a. pleasure to any one. The safe way, T
If tome money is going to be expended T
FURNITURE J
is to take the time anil trouble to ex- T
ammo tho etock wc catry. learn the prices T
at. which wo sell, and then compare, if T
any doubt as to the valuo can remain, T
with the offerings of others. T
We fiimly believe vvc will get your or- T
tier, bceaiu-o we have done every thing; to T
merit tlie trade of prudent buyer. T
Furniture Go.
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Unquestionable Superior Merit
Annually adds thousands of names to
the long list of Smith Premier users,
representing every line of trade and
every profession
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE,
The Smith Premier Typewriter Co..
Philadelphia, Fa.
310.
211.
242.
241!.
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213.
24(1.
247.
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240.
2M.
2.11,
2."J.
831.
233.
SW.
337.
835,
2"-o.
800.
Mr?, ficorge H. Kurtz, surety; Mrs. II, K.
(lilbert, prox,
Mary Kendiick, surely; r.IIabcth Shea, prov.
I'rank Le.shneck, I'auli, Leshneck, surely;
Joseph I'etrufsky, pros,
Jumea Calpin, desertion; Kata C.ilpln, prov.
Joseph Dicnovvich, dcseilton; Julia Dicno-
tticli, piox.
A. W. Ilcei.s, deseilionj Mr. A. AV. Becra,
prox.
Walk Duffy, desertion; Mrs. Katlo Huff-,
prov,
David Kvaiis, ileseitlon; Jano Kvan.s, prov.
(Jeoige V. I'osler, dciertion; Jcanneto fm
trr, prox.
l'.itrlck rerftuion, desertion; Margiret fei-
giisom prov.
John McAllister, desertion; Kllle McAllister,
pi ox.
1'ieel GiolT, diwrtlon; Delia flrod, prov.
James ', Cllbilde, dilation; Anna Oil-
bride, prov,
Janice Ilolriii.in, dcieitlou; Annio llolciniii,
piov.
John Kubina, desertion; Julia Kuhina, prov,
S. Kobot.nlk, desertion; Ktllo ttobotsnik,
pi ov,
Max (iel.ler, desertion; Mary (Jetslcr, prov.
Comincnwealtli vs, Aelolph DrJdofal.y, ap
peal; John Weluier. pros.
Conimoiiueallli vs, (Mivlotle Ifizird, ri
pen I; l.lla (,'et, prov.
ComiuonutMllli vs, i9.it.ih James, appeal;
llaun.ili 1) iv is, piov,
CcmmonwrJllli vs, Anthony Kielofiky, ap
peal; Martin CJr.its.1, pros.
Commoiiweallh s. 1'iank I.eslitieck," Paulina
Leobneek, nppeal; ,Io.-eph Pctrultky, proj.
Coiiimorivvcillli vt, lleniy lluiger, appeil.
2CJ.
MARRIED IN THIS CITY.'
Colonel Kelly's Bride Is Mis. Edith
S, Cartel' of Tobyhanna,
Colonel John O. Kelly, a wealthy re
tired Philadelphia iiinnuruuturei', was
ninrrliU in this elty yesterday, His
bride is Mm. Edith S. Curler of Toby,
liuntia.
Tito rerenumy was iieifunned at thet
homo o Mis. Thomus Kdwiiids, ,r)20
North Uromloy avoimu by tho ie;
Kiliobt Howden.
There Is Still Time.
Sliidrntburr leglsteiing daily for
tho Conservutory'H courses In pluuo.
Oillec, 001 Linden street. Open all day,
r , jai.ttia,
t