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THE SOttAJVJLON TRIBUNE-THUKSDAY", OCTOBER 10, 1001.
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WALDRON'S
Big Horse Sale
Today Thursday Oct. 10, at
Cusick's Old Stable, Washington Ave
There will be two carloads, consisting of Roadets, Conchcrs,
facers and Trotters, Big Single Draughters, I-xpress and General
Purpose Horses. Anyone in want of horses should not miss this
Big Sale. Exchanges can be made at any time before the Auction
hour. If you have one to sell send him to Waldron, for he will
find a new home for every horse.
CITY NOTES.
Illl K 1IIIIAV 'IIi.mii villi 1, n,:. it llio
J tf-ncilluj ull till! lmlllu.iril .It -..ill t ilul.
(. I!. I!. OP V. .1. I'W 1 l.o tniiloi'i o!
tin- (ttitiil Itillio.nl of N'tw ,lir-t- li"liw(ii
MjiilIi C lunik mil sti.iiiioii will icn'hi! Ilicir
hoptrmlni oruiiijs on Oct, IT.
J) TALK OV 'llli: UOI.V I.WII-MI-s 1 incline
K. Iliilinuiiiil will kIic .1 UP; omnium nUU
at tlin North Iiml "N ouri-c Wotiiiiis' (liti-ti.in
.s.-oci ilioti luuiiis on lirr ivit I) tin Holy Liiul.
l'liO(.lil."l il l.l Clllti:. --ir.xtiloi coiinul,
ltot.il Alt iiii'in, u. '-), uill itilcitiln their
Jiiimluis lij liivlni; i kiiioI.im mil pri'.:ii' no
111 111 f .It tliru Uinlll-i, -'lll in! L'll U.MillllllJ
menu" Imiislit.
"I'l.OU, Ml LIIM. llio llnlcinliis I.m il
lr.tm, 1 !l, mil lioM, i -pi'i i! lnictini; tins
IMIlillK nt S d'iiixK .it M. Ill llll ' Imti I. to
tilt action rti the iloitli ol Liui lntiuK,
Ulllill IXCllllllI ,ll A'.llClllle, l , t'-tltlll
inuiiiln?.
MMillll.li IN (HI 111 HOI -I W. M .I..n,-.,
nt M.lllln, .mi! I.utniliibl Mum III, of till- iltl,
sruur,l ,i nitiiiit' lluii'i- o-tmliy moriiin
mi! Him told Hie (Ink in Cltik en the (units
1'mirK' tlllii! lint HipiM like jt lu inniicil
(line. M iListi.itn .lulni 'I, Hone ii.i, vitiinni'iiocl
In ttlc plmnt. innl In- i nni up m .1 f iv mite
lilts .iiicl iciluniKil tlir rrictnom
IIOMI, ( 0l! -ll( I . 1 pufitli l.i 11.110
or Mill r.nk i lmri.li mil liolil i Inuu' tomin'
snii.ll tui linliy citMiiiij of ilns 11011, in llio
lituno loom if llio clinic1!. A nil mlcip-tiiu
Ltn ni Hti'l iiiiisli.il piojri.iiniiip liis tin n n
unveil itn! ii ficsl. mollis nil! lie -innl. u
tlio iiuiiilitis 1 1 die It iitno I ilnii fiirmls .no
lll'nl In lie iiesrnt. In-epli (!. ''icplioiil. Hit
piiMilinl, ulio Ins ju-t ioiuii.nl ft t in Hit Lin
mitiitil d niititioti .it l.oinl ii, will ni.iko n
fm itiintl,-
m
NEW HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER.
Committee Seems to Favor a Hai
vaicl Graduate.
The hij,h .mil ti. lining ttituintttfo
Mill nic't't tonight lur the i impost ot
sok'illliK nit iustiuelot fur tlio high
HllKKll, tl) succeed I'rofAV". J:. Si llillllllf,
lC'Siglll'tl.
These nic several .tpplit .itions mi file,
two or tin oo Iroitt loi.il to.ieliois, .mil
ut le.isl oiii' lioni outside the flty. u
Is nun i' Hi. in likelv that the commit tic
Mill ilcciile upon the outside tipplktmt,
who Is .i gi.itluato of II.trv.uil itnl
eisll,. The argument advanced
Multilist tho. selet thin nl" the loe.il ap
plicants is that thev aio gi initiates ot
; it'iliiin tollege. ol who-o iilnmiil
lllele ait' already UllCe menilit'l.s
leaching ill llio high t-clloul.
One ol the lnembets ol the i tmiinlt
tee saltl the other ilu.v : "l think it
M ise to hao ni'atliiiite'i ol as nitin
I'olli'Kes anil iiniveisiiles as possible
tepre.seiitetl in the laoitlty of the IiIkIi
sihool. 1 tliinlc that by to iloinj. Me
ivill he able to n;el the cty best Ideas
fiom tltet-c lain'1 nnlvei shies' and tol
le;es Into our school and also a little
of the iuiluoiHC Ifoni the hi oat itlttite
renter ot this country. 1 think it
Mould be a M-jy had mistake to hne
a piopondoi .nice of gtaduiites of uno
ioIIobo or iinivoi!lt on our IUkIi school
faculty."
AN EXPENSIVE QUAIL.
John Sampson Shot It on Lindon
Sticot, and Was Anestcil.
A sttaimo spotlaolo miis witnessed on
Linden stieei, ni'.ir Adams aonue,
jchtoriiny 11101111111,', Mhen a Hoik or
iiuiill, llyhiK tlnoiiKli the air, diopped
down on the. pavimeiit :ind iialked
nroimil as uncoiu onuil an If they ieie
on a meadow land nway Jioiu ciili.ii
1 1nn.
Tin sIkIii or mil i muIMih; mound on
tile slteet Mas too much fm the Siort-
illK: lil I of a Minntf lellow tuimril
.lohn .s'auipMin, lesidlm; ,, Kh-i,,,
loin-t, He Mont into tltc h.iu.-e ami
K'llillft his ttltsty lille, baKKcil one of
llio liltds, Hpi'cial Ullli or T. '. I.om h
happened to ho passing at the tlnie
and pltiidl S.iiiipHin under nncst, on
the chaise of illwlmiKinj,' li.inn.s
Mllltiu the iliy limits-.
Ho Mas taken lieioie AIiloi uiun
V
tc
ft'
tl
l)i:.l,I!US IN
Bonds
and
v
i Investment
Securities
Broadwjr, N. Y,
Wllkei-Birre. Catban'IiU.
4 6-6 Commemveilth bld'g, Sirantou, p.
fcfcfc'ttaV'-4M';4itatit
Ittiildy, who fined him $s and iot.
He was allowed to keep the quail,
Willi It wan lonsideiiibly higher pilced
ill. in an eet ptniliascd at a maiket.
HE TRIED TO ESCAPE.
B, Josephson Attempted to Get Away
Tiom Alderman Ruddy's Office
But was Captured.
I! Josephson, the I'eun ti venue
rlotliinfr nti'icliant. inadu an atttinpt
to escape form .Milcimun ItuddyV of
llie ycMtetday afternoon while under
in lost but ii" e.iptured tit the loot
ol the stalls by .Deputy Constable John
Hawks, whom he resisted liereely,
but who finally succeeded in placing
hhi' under lonuol.
losephson'.s ntleuipt at escape was
the i ulmination of a seiies ol suit1
and counter suits ivhiclt have occupied
the attention of Aldoiman Kuddv and
aiiiKlsti.iU' Millar tor the p.tt-t two
das.
.losephsou wot Into n MUaiiel on
Tues-day afternoon with a ouiik man
named Isiael Ktoll. The lalter caused
Ins attest on i Ii.urom of assault and
b.it toi and disorilcily ttinduct. Alder
inai ltmlilv held him under -OO ball
on the lii si chaise and lined him l
:um costs on the second iharsc.
Josephson theieupon tinned aiound
and had Ktoll :i: testtd on the thare
ol ttssaull and battel y and Alderman
lludily held him (rftoll) under ball.
.Insuphsou did not pay his line or
lm iifs.Ii a bondsman piomisliif, to show
up ye.steiiluy moinlns. Aldettnan
Uuddy permitted him to so upon this
pioml.se bin he neve." showed up at all.
H- went befoie JlaKiMtate .Millar .es-
tetd.o and had Ktoll ai tested a F
time on the thaim of dlsonleil:.
duet. M.iRistiate Millar lined
I'cond
attet a heating;.
Stall then w nt latino Alihimau
lludily and had a waii.mt swotn out
foi Josephton's attest on the ih.nge
of peijutj, clainiiiis that lie .swote
f.ilslj at tile heathm befoie the Magi''
tiato. Deput Constable Hawks, who htnl a
ciininiiiment in his pmket tor .lo.-eph-son
lor the case heaid on Tueila.,
aiiesled him on Spiiue sttei-t es(ei
dn alternooti anil took him to Alder
man Itudil.i's iillU e. The w ai rant
iliatfjIiiK- him with ptrjuty was then
st ied upon hint.
lt- deinaiuled that he be if leased on
bail bill the aldeiinan insist, .(l thnt he
remain until the m o-ecution atrived.
Joseph.son luss,.( .mil lumbled for
a wltlle and linallv, when Constable
Hawk's b.iik was turned, .iinupeil over
til" i.iillinr and dashed out of tlie door,
llaulxs was attet him in a minute
and nabbed him at the toot of the
stairs. Joseph-on iesisld hint lleiteiy
and the constable was
lulliK ills hlaok-Jai k iutii
onlj sen oil to inereaio
pnwois of ivilst.ince and
obliHed to
us,.. Tills
Josephsiin's, it ieiiilitd
the .isslstaiiee of Alotinletl Dill I'm
i.n and J'atiolman I'artv. who weie
passing, to land him In the ollh u once
niuls,
Ho was iiKitln aiifsled a, soon i(.s
pnssi),. ,, tH. (i,,,,K,. ,,f ie,stnK
olMter and was held in S.Miil bail on
tills iliaifie iintl in S.'iiiil hail on the
ehaiBf. of peijuiy. Sliiiini Hlnerfeld
lieeame his bondsiiinn,
TO GO TO NEW YORK CITY.
Miss Weir Called to a Wider Field
of Usefulness.
Alhs- Vloiellie H. Wi.lr. the .i.uki.
nut of Hiipeilntoiident Saubotn at the
liosono mission, lias ieslKiied her posi
lion to accept a ,all to sslst in tlte
wotk ill the .Madium Squate iliuieh
hnilse III .cw VU ill, JlniiUK tile
llio M'itis of lier Itilllilul ami elllclent
serhe at tlu tulssloii she has piovod
hes,.f a ,,,hci' t ,,,, nijiiny ,,
t'lnlfll.m of the hlKheM type. Jlltnv
:i home Inn been hrlKhli'iifd by lie'r
piesfiuc itliil iiinil II lite helped by
her aihlu; and sympatli,
As a W 01 kef in the Youiu; Women's
Clllistliiu as-sociatiim, a lsllor at the
hospital, a leather in tip. i",.,,,, -u,.
nue ltaplisl chin ill Stllid.i M'liiinl and
h. llet- inatl It lends ulio will be mvallv
mlssid, Inn all will wish lit I slides
:ts superintendent M t. luttiuh of tho
new wotk she Is about to eiltei. AIIsh
Wolf ellleis e new Held of Wotk Ol .
toller lu,
Gient Ttain Under New Name,
When Hie Southern Itailway an
nouiuoa ltn winter siliedtile, Hi, widely
Known and popular Flotlda iialn sei
lco between New Yolk and St. Aukus
II nu, ltn famous New York and Kloilda
Ivliulicd will haii a now, uuiiic, It will
be uillcd tho Soiitliern Palm limited,
and In splii of the eloKume, IttMiiy
and loinlorl affoided Iteietoloie, it will
he doinoustiait'd that tlte limit was not
leached. The Pullman company Is)
htilldliiK cntltely now equipment for
tlie tiahi, the poiiectlun ot which in
lonipleteuess of appohumeiit and
beamy. It is pioinlsed, will sill puss
an thins tlut hus ever been attempted
In passeuKe)-i ai i onstim tlon,
('huilos I,. Hopkins', Dbtrltt Pass-oii-Bi'i"
Afeent, Southein Itallwa, SSS
I'hestniit sticot, Philadelphia, will ho
pU'dtcd to fin nish all i,ruiiiiulluit rcla.
the to this elegant "tiulu,
Smoke the Pocono Dc. cIbui-.
END OP THE
PAPA TRIAL
ACCUSED ENTERS A PLEA OP
GUILTY OP MANSLAUGHTER.
Counsel for the Dcfemlrmt Made llio
Proposition to the Dlatitct Attor
ney, and After Court Opened Yes
terday Morning He Agieed to Ac
cept It Silltmnu Case Has Been
Continued Judge Edwaids Says
Tltnt Perjury Is Rampant in
Criminal Courts.
noiiedctto Papa, yesteidny wltlidicw
liH pica of not utility and cuteiod a
plea of KUllty f iniiiiflaiiKhler In coii
ltectlon with the killing of llaiiy .Da
ls In tlte Hotel Dewey, on i.urknwuii
na taemie, January 1, last. Disttiet
Attorney W. L. Lew Is uereed to accept
tho plea.
When emu I closed Tues-day tifteinooti
there was a conference between Alttn
neys Jo-eph O'Jttien and II. 1... Taylor,
who lepie.'eiitetl I'apa, and the district
tit tot lie, at whli.lt It was ptoposod by
the attorneys' for Papa Hint lie plead
Kttllty of liianslauBhloi. The district
attorney asked for time to think It
oer, and yesteulay moinluf,', tiftn
com t opened, ugucil to accept the
plea.
Sillhnan Case continued.
A motion was made yesteulay moi n
JnfT hy Alajor Kvcfltf Wat ten and At
torney Joseph O'Jii len lor a continu
ation of tho otifru aaalnst Prank Silli
ni.in, jr.. who Is cliaiKcd by Wllll.ini
Itepp of Old Ioikc with haviiiB Iji'Ibed
certain cntiucllnien of Old Foiko.
On account of the stt ike 111', .Sllll
man now lias on his hands it was con
i luded that it would not be fair to
the defendant to tty tho case at tills
time. The leqilest was not opposed b
the dlstrlcL attorney but was by H. 7,1.
Hannali, piivate counsel lor Mr. llepp,
who uri;etl that the case ought to he
ttied. Jt was fret down lor ttial next
Moiitley. The colltt allowed the cotl
t. nit. nice.
Perjury Rampant.
"Tl H case is an lluotration of the
pcrjuiy that exists in ctlminal ourts.
Seldom, howeiei, litao We had a t rise
wheio such clear and wlllul pcrjuiy Is
nidi o noticeable than in tltio citte.
Thete is haidly ii fact in the case on
which llio witnot-es tor the plaintiff
anddrleiul.intdo not dltlei so ladicnlly
that it l.s impossible to lecnncile what
they say : an honest dilfeteiice of
cni llop."
This was tne way Judge Kdw.nds
opened ills thai go tothe Jury yestet
day in tho i use of Pat lick Itoclie who
was chin gcd with n-.-aull and battel y
by .Mis. Maty Whitley. Moth live at
Jrim.Mi. Mi". AVhitley's stoiy Mas that
on June 1!' she Mas employed in mus
ing the b'other-in-l.iM- of Koi lie Mho
was sick. Roche cann in intoxicated
anil olfeictl her ?." if she would consent
to hae improper lelations with him.
"Whin she lefued he assaulted her
badly hiuisiug her face.
lloche admitted being ditink but
denied tho piopnsltiou and the assault.
He said tliat ho came home drunk and
pulled a hauillul of nioncv out ot his
Uiiusoij; pocket. Mis. AVhitloy Riab
hod a live dollar bill and it wns witli
dilheutlv taken away f t om h"i. She
Mils not a muse in the house the
Jtotlle w itnessch said but had nioielv
diopped into the house for a Jew niin
ules. The mullet was not guilty and
the costs weie- iltidod.
Sent to Reformatory.
Ch.uks Hai mini and "William
O'lloyle, two oung men who weie. ai
r"sted witli Hoi I Iloltham for huiglar
Izing AVeiieman's bakery at (lioeii
Kldge, pleaded guilty to thice charges
of burghity and will bo scut to the
Huntington lefmniatoiy. Hjiltham
pleaded mtllty on Tuesday.
AVIIJ'am John JJiace who on Tuostkiy
pUadeil guilty to stealing a watch and
some money fiom his lalliei, Monjaniiu
r.iate .:is jesterday (onimltted to
tiii' Huntington lelcnmatoiy, Tlie
s hup in Hon was taken In the case of
,1- lm Pnadv, roloied, who pleaded
guilty to stealing a coat and two
satchels fiom Pacinian Johnson,
Piosecuted by Her Aunt.
'.Mis, Alary Ann cordlur of Yaudllng
was charged with unlaw fill jelutlous
with Thomas Cloak hy iter aunt, All p.
Sarah .Sumonson. Tho latter nllogr.s
lint her nlc-co Mas (list niauied to ji
man i imieJ Cotdlor and on his death
mat) icd a man named I'm I who is
now her law till husband,
She left Huil, Alls. Sunietsnu said,
and Is now living with Thomas Cio.ik
itnd has been for tlte last eight yen..
The defendant said tli.it she is tho
housekeeper for f'toak and denied
stoutly that their ldiitlnu.s- me any
thing dliteient than that. A oi llet
ol not gullly was icluineil.
The Statute Intervened.
Thomas Davis was aitainged befciic
Judge Kelly charged with enibcv.ling
llio Hinds of AV, H, AVIilte b whom ho
was employed as nit agent olllng tlie
gonih of tlie Cooper j)ii tilling cotu
p in.
It is alhi-eil that Davis (ollccted ?.",00
or $(iut) whltli ho fulled to turn over
to the jlli. Judge Kelly dlicH-tcd that
tlie Jury ictiiin a oidht of not guilty
as mot" iluiii two mis had elapsed
bt IW'cpii (lie tlmo the mane was col-
Like ai
diet of
wnmc m
i - r
wamu&atihi
CTMiallk w
Jtr TliitiiCB
Comk'iisi'il .miii. i.
a rftluctlnii of rlt Post, ,ur
miiUHtluimospliatci nmi ij,,0.
nlioqili ion oi,(,t p, inaUlti.iiial
In niitrltlu'ioluf tuiiul ulimt.
DR. HAND'S
Phosphated
Condensed Milk
U b perfet-t lindj liulltllnii food for
Intuiim. Alwuysi miciM-iluii i Imy
Itc. Itntier tlimi "frli" milk, or
vuiuiiyn n (Tfttlll, JIOOkltH on
liimiil roott rilllK.
Tlit Dr. Ili, lUoJ,g nnk (,,
Mrmltiv, '.
h"fSk
All Excellent Combination.
The pleasnnt tncthod and beneficial
effects of the well known remedy,
Syrup of Fias, manufactured liy tho
Caufohnia. Vio Sviiup Co., lllustrato
tho vnlttoof obtaining thu liquid lasa
tlvc principles of plants known to bo
medicinally laxative and presenting
them in the form most rcf reshing- to tho
tastu and acceptable to the system. It
is tho one perfect t.trcng-tlienlnR laxa
tive, cleansing- tho bystom effectually,
dispelling- colds, headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly nnd enabling one
to overcome habitual constipation per
manently. Its perfect freedom from
every objectionable quality and Bub
htttnee, audits nctitnj on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating- them, make it the ideal
laxative.
In the process of manufacturing- flp-a
arc used, tis they are pleasant to tho
taste, but the medicinal qualitlcsof the
remedy arc obtained from senna nnd
other 'aromatic! plants, by n method
known to the California Km Sykup
Co. only. In order to get its beneficial
effects and to avoid imitations, please
remember the full name of the Company
print oil on tho front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
BAN 1-RANOISCO, OAI,.
I,OUISVIL,T.r, KY. NEW YORK, N. T.
Forsaloby.'dl Druggists PricoBOs. per bottle,
lirt'd and tho limp the Indictment was
lotiii'l nnd under the statute of limita
tion::, the light to piosocitte no longer
lie--.
MINOR CASES.
Miiliicl (Ii.vly 1111 til-il Tucm ii fir com
milling .ai .il'umi id il i j-inlt .mil Intniy mi
W. W. Miiir.iii, of Wist Siitnloii. Ill wly u.is
ttinlii toniitliil ni .is.iuli .mil luttcii.
Mi. Ilcs-if I'lillfiloii .mil Mi, lito M.
'Iliomis lilt' in lln" 'liui' limi-n in Nnrth sti n,.
ton, iiml list iiuiter linl ,i tli-liiili' ilininc
ilin Ii, it is .llltm-il, tint Mis. I'lillcrtou lilt
Mr-. Iliiimis in llio f it u witli .1 lirnoui, 'llio
Mlilllt ii.is not tiulli JII'I till! COkts icic Un
nliil. (!ciiic l'.i ill- ii.i? (luuri! Willi 1 I ill f- mill
lntlri.i In- Mi- I.irtiiliru Ki--. Itotli ro-ide nt
.liiip nxl '. nis lio.inlcil witli Mm. Klsj. He
tlriiitil tho .i--.iiilr. Tin' orilu t w.is not guilt.
V l ul pin-, w.i- t.iKiti in llio ti-o (if Oioiro
l)in;.l(liiiii, who w.is uifstcil I iy Ui'lirrt W'll-on,
in tio Wuniiipil k isiio, lor keppin-," a flit
tiiitltmi in In- lintd up tlio i.illoi.
Mil'io tr'ilnlil w.is imhctril for niiliiiniis
ii!i-olii(f mil .1 nil t .iurl liittcry it tlio in
st.inie of Mki I mil' s,o -iloiilpil guilty to
i-uilt imil liiltoii anil it sli.. Ii ul litrn in
jlil f-M l.Mi tllulltlll hlio W.tS .lll'IWCll to go ill
Iinlsc 1 ih ml, witli t lino of 'I.
llrnUil M iloiioy wis tritd fur obi lining crn.
i c rir -. from 'llioiu.is Itiilot, of Noilli siuuion,
In- iipit-nilnu tint f-lie wis tlio owner of i
tt mi of lim-i- tlii golting mil using tlio
cooils sho .nlmiltoil tint sl,o did not ouu tho
hot-i- s,o i tN It(,t rrpro-culoil hy rniinscl
Msindn, .mil .iftti the wltiir (4 for Hie (om
nuiiivoilih won- licanl lio went on the st.u.rl
.iiid ilonittl tint sho undo .mi )il-c lepre-
silllltM'Il 'llio 0lill(l WIS gllllll .111(1 tlio
ili'ftndiut w.is iicniniiiiniki! to llio nicii of
tlio lOUlt.
I'llntk I
l.i on nil. ii ho urn- i liolil .it
iiml tor iiiimiiitliiiL. .hi i - i nl c .iiid
John M.il-h, who m cs m lint
1 s(i(iu ,.(, Mil, W il-h's ifoii
.. ,. ... ...1I..1 ....I ..... ...., nr .t.A
llnl-ll , M Is
liittti,! on
ihinlti- on
- ..,,' ,1. 1, I- 11,111,11 ,l (Mil ,1111. L I , ' -
lmiil without 1.111-0 ,nnl tint lie MJs- lfldii mis
llnl I
inun I'Oiitn hi i.poimd miiiip uiov wcio out.
Mik? cf tho hok'l. I.oi'iniil -lid Walsh w.is i ic
it dig i di-tiirliinco .mil ho put linn out. I hen
WiiMi thuiv ,i stint" tliinush one of tho win-ilnii-
iiid ho win! out .no! slipped him .md
tiKik .1 Mono nii.il fiom him. 'I ho juiy Mint
out ,i fm- iniiiiiUs lxfoio .idjouiniiicnt to dt
lit'( i ito on tho t hr-.
mil pio. ni? intctiil in the caio of WilUim
O'llu.i, tluiLod with koi puu a liuiily lio IsO.
1)1111(1 1 1 llllliglllll w i- tho plO-PllllOI,
Whin t oui r iilioiiiutd John D.iitoi.iu and
1'icdiruk liatk'H into on Hid Inline Judge
Kf Hi , ihaiuil Willi stcihng ,i waler toluinn
fiiun ,i 11lI.iw.iio. I. nl. in.iiuu and Wi-loin en
Kin, r n nli small, . pcnn .Udiiio iiml, nun,
losliiit.I tint tin i tiled to f-ell tlio tolunin nt
hi' plito It w is nli'iitltled a proputi- of
tho Pilaw.iie, 1 iikiiiiini mil wt'sti'iii lomp.iin.
V iiidu) nf not giulti was t ikon in tlio
(iso of iithnm lliakis, (i,ii'i,l wllli jiciimy
In II .Mia-. It wis staled lint tin piusim
linn ni- liioiin-ht in guilt filth, but siiiio tho
aiii'si iho impoiijiit iiitnct') 111 tho la-e line
di-ippi mil
Willuui Hog ull m.i? (fsltitliv roi.iloltil of
hiuitjr mi two oiia-ii'iis to'tiuiufod an .is-ault
md liillin- mi .Simon Si linen, of W o-t Stiiiitou.
Itigaili now- hits at Mi-l 1'itlsioii and m.h
brought into ci.uit on a bid pine lie lud
no limn- to tkfiiiil linn .md i oiiltiitt'd liini.
so'f ltli i-olng on the stand ami telling lm
ur-ion of the tioulih wkith glow out nf the
K I ill, m- of liudlonl md ten nit lietiieiu tlio
pnth- I!eiii wis liiinl spi j, 10,u j
r .ill c isi,
WILL SOON START UP.
Plant of Timmcs & Hecht Is Nearly
Completed Rolling Mill to Be
Stoited Tiiot.
The etons!o plant which tlte lit pi of
Tltninos ,v- llivlit l.s onnsti noting in
tlie loser Valley lor tlio inaniltiictuie
of r-pll.es is now neaiing eoniplotlon
nnd opoiatlons ate to bo begun very
shotlly,
The huge lolling mill building haft
been lomploted and fully equipped with
llio requisite machinery, and will ho
lotuly to stall up In a few days. Wink
on tlio splko mill piopor, which Is be
ing ci cited by Hie I'eok Lumber com
pany, Is going along lapldly. This lat
ter building will be lompleled ami
ready for use by tho hst of Decem
ber, Ii H tho intention of tl)o fit it) to stui t
the lolling mill fit oniii and to picpaie.
a lm go utoik of what is known as
'splko bar." About Msty men, a laigo
portion of whom inn fiom this city,
will ho given employment in the i oiling
mill. Tho spikes aio id bo cut lioni
the "spiho hai" and finished in the
splko mill piopor.
The h tit's Hiooklyu plant will not bo
dismantled completely until the splko
mill Is loatly for otiupaiu-y. It has
boon p.utly dismantled alioudy, how
cvei, and a large pat t of tho inucliln.
cry has been shipped lioio and used
In equipping tho lolling mill. Tho linn
will employ about V.Ti men altogether.
.Mr, Hoi lit, the Junior partner ami
genet al manager of the Industry, has
iiiuod his lamlly to this city, and is
residing in a beautiful home in Ttipp
park.
''Foliage" Exclusion.
Tho X. V O. ,t AV, Hallway com
pany will inn a Foliage o.scursloii to
I him ot k, N, Y (in Sunday, October
1J. Train will leave Sei.mton S,0 u.
in., nud icturning leave Hancock 4.33,
aiiHIng Sciantou U.t3 p. m. HcIihii
fate, Jl.VO.
FORMAL DECREE
OP ANNEXATION
lono-dhawn-out contest is
AT AN END.
Judgo John P. Kelly Hands Down
nn Order Extending the Boundar
ies of Taylor Boiough to Include
Adjacent Villages of Lackawanna
Township Attorney Jnincs E. Wat
kins Appointed to Apportion the
Indebtedness Maria E. Myers
Seeks Divorce Other Notes.
A lltutl decision was handed down
yesterday by the com I in the matter
of the annexation of certain lands of
Lackawanna Township to the borough
of Taylor. Judgo Kelly a few weeks
itgo handed down an opinion dismis
sing the exceptions to the repot t of
the gland Juiy, confirmed the lepott
and dltectlng thai n formal order be
prepated. The deeiee follows:
Ati'l lion to wit, (lil I), m)l, the rmirt lin
ing lonflimnl the n pull of the giiitnl Jim In
the ilmiu pioreidlng, 11 Is ordiicd and detiiid
llnl .ill llio lota, mttlols .mil ollii'i ti,ul t
litid 1 log ndj.linit In iiml uloii llio wt'sliily
and imrl hoily lioiituhty lino ot 1 lac lioiough of
T.ijloi- and sltinto in bnkiw iiin.i tonn-hlp,
l.irkniinni (oiinti, lie and the same .lie lit'iehy
aiimsed to tlie burou;li of Tailor.
I In ootn-04 and ill-l.uue? of slid lot", out
lots and other tiaits of litid no i follonx:
Ilegitinliig it ,1 coiner in Sthittlil-o l.ino. a
(Otninoii comer of the boiougli of 'l.i lor. tlio
township of Old l'oigo and llio township of
laickiwiintn; tlenco along the line between
the lowii-liips of Old l'dige mil bukawinni
noi lb eleien md oneliilf (I US) dtgrtes nest
ihout s- liuiulroil and ten (010) feet to n
toincr; tlienee norlli foily-oie anil onedialf (ll's)
degiec. wist about the lliniisatul the liundrtd
ami tiiuely-lbo f.'i.Vifl) feel to a comer in the
Kmtheilv lino of Ilin-oiii tonnsliip; Ounce
along sihl Ititi-oiu township lino mrlli tlilrti
eight and one lull (Wj) degiees, cut ahout
right thousand and ten ((Mill)' foi t to a roiner
In the southwest line uf iho tily of Scranton:
tlenio l,y the soiilhwosl line of llio cllv of
siiinton "toiitli flfl (VI) (!eRi(o, ea.t ahout
tight tlioii-iutl four lniinliril and ninili fS.IOH)
fet to the noilliwe-lirli lino of tlio Hound
woods tract Oo-eallul); Ihriue along nid lino
of the Hound wooih li.Ht south (nitv (10)
tlegue-, Mist iliiiut one tlioiisind Iho liiinilidl
and ninety (l.lW) feel In the (enlei of sinm
iienur; thenco along the tenttr of mM sn.in
aienuo noitli lift v (V)) degiees. we-t about
nine liuiidied and siH ("no) feet to Iho not tie
wtsleily line of T.incoln IleiihK plot of lot-;
theme along said line soulli foitv (10) degree,
ne-t ilioiil eight tiundn.il and tiglili light (SPS)
foil to a tniiiei in the outhwe-t line of said
plot of lots; ihen o along siiil line south fifly
(in) liiviot?, 1 1st ahout four thoii-uul one him
died and ten (1,110) fei t to the cintei of tin'
limit road leading fiom Pit Won to Si ranlon;
(Ikiipp ilong renter nf 'ml main road north
flft.i-lne (.1-1) ilegues ml about eight hundred
and eighli-fiio (s"1) fitt to the i-outhwist lino
of Iho citj of Seiiiilnii: ihnice along said
(itv lino south (lfti- (Vi) dogieis, out I'mut
tlueo tlioii-.ind two himdietl and flfti llio ( t.-"i)
fiet lo the Tukawanni inn; tin mo along the
renter of the T.ack.iiiauna rner in n westeih
titration liv its arioiis rour'e- and distances to
a iKirtheiskilv lino of Tilor lioroiiRh: theme
along said lino tlio following touisos and di
tames, north fiftv ('AD degree-, west one lain
died and eighty HWi) feet, south ttglili -l 0-0
tlegiees. fifteen (1.1) minutes we-t, four lmn
ilrod and tluily..-oieii (117) feet, north seirnt.i
seien (77) degiio, fiftetn (15) iiilnute, wr-t
time linndied and iunet.si I i'Jii) feet, noilli
foili stion and one fourth (17',) degiees, wo.t
two" liundicd and fnitiflio (ill) foit; noitli
ililm nine (.0) degrus tneutv- i.'n) ininutes,
we-t s, liundiitl sdinli-two and one-lnlf (hTJ1.)
leot; nnilli foiti-siv and otiebilf (Hi'..) do
glee-, we-t nine bundled and thnli tin i o f',:)
lift: not Hi twinly (in) degieis tifti Hie (11)
luiniife-, wt-l two biintbcil niuil -enn ml
light tentln (2(7b-lH) bet; north nine and
onohilf (uv.) degietJ. i a-t two lumduil ninet
and sci en tenth- t-'" 7-10) fiet; not III twinli.
soil u and ono-fouilli (J7U) degiee, e.t-t Too
hundiod md eighti-one (I) foil; noitli Inn
and tliuo foul Ills (2) dtgiee-, ei-t tlueo bun
dled and llnrh eight (.!'s) fiet; nortli tiineloin
ind one fourth (lli'i) degiees, Mtst two lain
diid and -i(t fiio (Hoi) feet; tnitli luent.i six
md one half (JO'j) degieo-, west two lnmdrid
lwcnl-s and one-half (i2b'-) feet, north fifti
(111) degtees, Most one thousand tio hundreil
and sou nty (1.170) fiet, to the nuitliwc-terly
line of slid borough of Tailor; theme along
line smith fnrtv (10) dtgtets, we-t mo thou-iiid
Ine linndied and full lime (-,111) feet, south
fotlyeight (Is) ileateis Me-t tlueo ihou-iinl
mil M'tmti llie (1,071) ft el to Iho pl.uo of
beginning, (onlaiiiing one tliou-iuil sticn hum
ill nl and tiube (1,712) aiie-.
II i, fiuthei- oideitil and dnieetl t bit the ittl.
Hon and Hits dteieo -hall bo leioitled in the
letoidti's ollito of I lel.awantii loimlv at the
open-e of Iho appbrauts md fiom lieni efni!i
the (,ud lit-, outlets and other li.ii Is of Iiml
so auntxed shall be deeiutd lo In a put of -lid
boiougli and sulij, ct to the juii-dklioii and
(.imminent nf tho lmiiilupil authorities of -lid
borough a- fulli- .15 if the mini hid hi en ong
in.illi a put thotiof.
Attoiney James i:. AVatklns was ap
pointed an auditor tu ascertain tlie ex
isting liabilities of tlie borough of
Taylor, tho township of Lackawanna
and tho school dlstikt of said borough
and tow nshlps respectively rjs they may
be affected hy the change of tlio limits
of the boiougli. Ho is to ascertain the
value of tlio pioperty owned by each
and tlu ainout and value of the prop
erty passing fiom the township to tho
boiough and the assessed valuation
of all ptopoily liable to taxation lor
boiough, township or school put poses
as shown by the lust annual assess
ment and make equitable division of
tne (tetiis, etc oi miiougu and town
shl;i. This ends the lung fight to have this
part of Lackawanna township annex
ed to Iho boiough of Taylor, Attoiney
John .M, Harris leproseiittd llio bo
iougli dining the piogtess of tin pio-
ceetllllKS,
Marriage Licenses,
llli nn .loiir s.iatitun
bin utlolliiu Moiijiii siianton
William 1'. I'll' hi II n, morn
,bslc .l.i.iiie Wcit Diiinnurc
I'lank il. I..10IH .Iil-oy City
.Mm ) I', I lulluijii , Ilnnniore
(ills V, lb I'K' Si r.intoii
tiiiii' limes Dl,i ph mi
1'lilllp D. l'lilllips ill-pliant
Hoi t I '.my ,,., nl.ipluut
litiugi' 1 mer ,, ulilis,
).n.i M. H-'il Mihhahl
D'liiuiihii l'alomoit ... '-i union
Amu SUrii Him ..Pitt-ton
COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES,
'1 In i.ill (t Matihni liiubli, late if tin j
ill, wis admit tt il to piolute icdtldii and 1'
Ins esi iniinl.li)- aiininl lo Maitin buu-liiifr
William .Inn,', aid I, it'iidollii )toiriu, Imtli
oi l'd ill), win iiuiilnl ,u'-toii!ji in the it,'i3
(ir id' wills' otlice In Aldim, in loin 'I, lu.e,
Nil'. Mini II, II) en wis uii applicant tvUi
d.ii lor a dliiiut llui'U.li Alloini) .1. I. lie.i
nulib. she V'l man It. I in I i,i n;, i Mitts in
lib II, IsTJ, and tin") lhni toitbei until m pt
I, s (il, wlitn Mm, Miti. allien that lie ili'Mitel
her willioitt uipe,
Mttiiiif- I'altiiu Willi.uiH filed a i-illiuii ie.
Iililil bit' Hold A. 'Ilniin.is, ot lllaki'li, asking
ptitiibslon lo jdoi't Moi 'Ihoini-, iho minor
child of lhonia and Dliib'tli IMwlld-. lr.
b'diuiiU I) ikad aid the -ihiieaboiiU ut Ml.-.
I dw.iri's aio iiiiknoiiii.
An application .n tnnle M's'.nlji lor a
iluiln for Iht lii'i.-ir .ii.i I. mi ih.li, tho
purpose of width 1.. tu injlntain a ilub toi k nil
liijo.imt'iit, 'llif siiiauii cj lo die apiilliatloi,
arc: 'lliumas lluin, Iknijiniu )ui! William
II. I.tonartl, l'dwanl l.eoiuid, l.ou'j IV, Andrei
and Thonui Notion,
The 01 mole, Hub, of Si ranlon, which nn ut
mwmmmwimmmMmMmfa
Open Stock Dinner Ware
And still they come, another lltivlland it Co. Kieneh China upon
Stock Pattern, iroin which you can select such lHcccs as you want,
It Is otto of thoFc patients Unit gmw on one, the mote you poo
II, the heller you like II. Two dellciili Hold Lines mound rucli
piece. With scatter llowets. It leselllblcH the Feu do four tleioi
atloii", which me very expensive. Wo feel sine If ou buy a
lew pieces tltnt you will ttdtl to until yotl get the cuiuplete tet.
109 Pieces, $65.00
Geo. V. Millar &
wmmmmmmmmwwNmmm
Prices from
Set anion Bedding Go,
F. A. KAISER,
Lackawanna and Adams Aves.
4MtinMMMnltiM
f"
Crane's
Offer This Week
Special
Custom and
Tailor-Made Gowns
A showing of Advance
Styles for Traveling,
Calling and Evening
Wea'r
All the Most Desirable
Materials and Effects,
Exclusive in Idea,
Natty in Appearance..
Crane's
324 Lackawanna Avenue
0"
New
End of the Season
Sale of Baby Carriages
We have had a gieat season of baby carriage selling;, but
still have about thiity first-class, uw-to-dnte carriages left.
We don't want to keep them ovor tho winter and in order to
close them nil out have made a geneial reduction on each
and every one now heie. Tho following list will give you
eome idea aB to the magnitude of tho bargains offered in this
depaitnient.
S 15,00 Cairiagcs now $30,00
'35,00 Caniages now 25.00
37,50 Caniages now 83,00
85,00 Carriages now 10,00
83,00 Caniages now 18.00
J. D. WILLIAMS & BRO.
312-314 Lackawanna Avenue.
(.anuiil fw Hit' purpose' of inoinatins athletic
pillt. .USlfhlj) lilftl ; ,l..Ik.llion fell a tiur-
In, 'I lie ultiiilivr au" Jolm I'. huincil, Jo
K'pli p.iiniilh, 'Jlioiiui l,)ne.iu. ,lolm llllcc ami
Hint Mdlivnt'. Attvini'i P. ', l.uiijlu.iii icprc -Wilts
tlie (irtllloiifid.
AUdi Wfexv.
Co. J0-kA;dfl
Just because you are
not going to wear
them for a lew months
don't crush your dain
ty summer hats and
gowns into space alto
gether too small for
them. Let us make
you n box couch with
separate compart
ments for hats, waists
and skirts prettily
lined and coveredan
addition to any room.
$7.00 Up,
MANAGER.
Both 'Phones
"A
f
S
&
Building
i
S30.00 Caniages now $10.00
17,00 Caniages now 13,00
15.00 Caniages now 13.00
13.00 Carriages now 10,00
0,00 Caniages now 6,50
There Is still Time, '
Students aio leglsletlug dally for
tho Conservatory's couibeH In piano.
Ollke, 001 Linden tstiect. Open ull duy,