Jury Assigns Three Quarters Costa to Defendant
The jury placed three quarters of the cost upon the defendant and one quarter upon the plaintiff. The verdict allocates responsibility between the two parties in the civil action.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1900
Page
8
The jury placed three quarters of the cost upon the defendant and one quarter upon the plaintiff. The verdict allocates responsibility between the two parties in the civil action.
The Green Ridge Presbyterian Church held three special services to celebrate its 25th anniversary with former pastors Rev. W. B. Waller and Rev. N. F. Stahl speaking. Dr. Isaac J. Lansing led the morning sermon, and past leaders shared reminiscences and prayers.
An examination for resident physician applicants was held at Lackawanna hospital on Saturday. Dr. Frank P. Gengenbach will leave next month, with Dr. Busch and Dr. Wunder departing January 1, 1901. Dr. Frey and Dr. Gunster conducted the exams. results will take a few days. Six examinees were from the University of Pennsylvania and one from Syracuse University.
The anthracite market remains largely unchanged with summer dullness. Independent operators make more concessions while prices stay firm. Western freight rates ease with Buffalo routes showing lower charges. Chicago and Duluth areas see limited sales though Chicago improves. Scattered colliery strikes persist but no broad disruption. reduced activity in Connellsville may curb labor outflow to Western Pennsylvania.
A dated roster shows locomotive and crew assignments for the Wildcats North and South, with names such as E Costner Perkine Swarte and McLane listed for June runs. The notice also extends to passenger engine crews and reports crews including Wall, Mullin, Ludlow, Devine, McAllister and associated reporting times and offices.
A carriage with two women and two men ran away on the Boulevard near the Speedway around 11 30 PM. The carriage overturned. Miss Lizale Allen of Forest City suffered facial cuts and stayed in Lackawanna hospital for days. Annie Thompson of Penn Avenue had a minor hand cut and another man a minor injury. The horses were captured and the party rejoined the carriage.
Chittenden opposes Oliver ordinance claiming it would raise annual fire dept costs by about 31 080 and add 44 permanent men plus 2 400 for four district chiefs. He argues Vaughan and his plan are the logical path while Oliver’s measure would obstruct reform.
Rev. Francis Hodur pastor of the Independent Polish Catholic church of Wilkes-Barre was found not guilty of criminal libel after a two day hearing in the county quarter sessions court. The case concerned a cartoon and dialogue published after his excommunication from the Roman Catholic Church and a feud with Rev. B Gramlewicz. The defense argued the material was a joke.
The first in a five match series for the revolver trophy by Lt Col F W Stillwell Thirteenth regiment was held at Dickson City range. Third battalion beat First battalion with 336 slow fire and 265 rapid fire for a total of 601 to 464.
A Guernsey hall Saturday concert featured Mrs. George Carr with Miss May Guernsey and Miss Hertha Guernsey assisting. The audience enjoyed a strong program including Miss Olive Price on the piano and Bertha Guernsey with vocal selections. Notable numbers included Olive Price performing March of Gomez and May Guernsey's Mendelssohn Rondo Capriccioso.
G H Wilson of Burgetts Town Washington Co Pa reports severe stomach pains and weakness until Chamberlains Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy gave fast relief after one dose. He praises the remedy as the finest for stomach trouble and would not be without it at home. Available through druggists Matthews Pro. wholesale and retail agents.
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