The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-27
FOREST CITY FLASHES.
Capture of Burglars--A Pretty We'd
ding-other Notes
Special to the scranton n ibme.


Capture of Burglars-A Pretty We'd
ding-other Notes.
Special to the Scranton II ibune,
FOREST CITY, Pa, April 2G-Last
evening very pretty and quiet we'd
ding took place at the home of Mrs. @.
II, Yelviugton. The contracting par
ties were DR., Jennie Yelvington. one
Of Forest City's best doctors, to Charles
}, Young, a popular and much re-
spected young man of this borough
About $50 y. m. MS the suns rays Of
light were fading in the west, Rev. j.
c. Hogan, of the Forest City Methodist
church, pronounced the words which
made the hearts Of two beat as one
upon'the sea of matrimony Only the
immediate relatives and friends Of
both parties were present, who were
DR.. A. p. Yelvington and wife, of Sus-
quphanna. the doctor being brother
Of the bride; Mrs. Emma Tyler, OF
Damascus, sister Of the groom; Mr..
and Mrs. Neil BlaCkman, of this place,
the latter a sister Of the BRIDE Mrs. c.
II. Yelvington, the mother Of the bride,
and Rev. and Mrs j. G. Hogan. After
the marriage ceremony. the company
repaired to the dining room, where an
abundance of good things had been
prepared for the occasion, and ample
Justice metcd out to the sumptuous re-
past The presents, of which there
was large number. we're both useful
and ornamental About 8 o'clock In
the evening the Forest City Cornet
band seronaded Mr.. aud Mrs. Young,
who invited them into the house, where
they were invited to refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young will reside in this
place, where they have the best wishes
and congratulation Of their numerous
friends here and elsewhere. who unite
in wishing them success in life, Or
Young will continue her practice In
her chosen medical profession
Montrose Barnard, chief OF the Hill
side corps Of surveyors for Scranton,
was IN Forest City today.
james Johns, OF Honesdale. spent a
short time with his son, H. p. Johns
in this place today
Mira p. Palmer, OF Susquehanna,
wife Of Conductor Palmer Of the Erie
flyer, spent short time in this place
yesterday ~ the guest Of Mrs Dr.
Blakeslre on Hudson street
n. II. Carlton. Of CGrbOndale, a FIRE
man on locomotive go. came very near
meeting with fatal accident near the
Erie station in this place last evening
lie was on the front of the locomotive
cleaning and lighting the pilot lamps
The engineer was running his engine
with caOoose in font OF II into the
Clifford loaded switch and ran against
the cars in that switch with
considerable force, throwing the
fireman heavily from his position
on tire locomotive onto the other track.
Luckily a train had just passed by or
ae would in all probability have been
killed had a train bnsn passing at tnat
time. Tho injured mau was taken into
the cabOose, who're his i0luries were
examined by Railway Surgeon DR.
William K Blakeslee, who found that
= slight injury had been received by
one rio. Mr. Carlton concluded not to
ERE" the trip and went to hi5 home IN
CsruOnials
Attorney John F. Reynolds, OF Car
bondale, was attending to legal busi-
ness in this place today
T. c Bell, formerly proprietor Of the
Forest House in this plsce, tut Of late
PROPRIETOR Of hotel az Carb0ndale, was
at Forest City visitor today
The funeral OF Mrs Robert Jones,
who died Tuesday from cancer. oc'
CURED today at the homo Of her daugh
tar, Nrs Fred Lacey. Mrs Jones wa
Gl years Of age, and is survived by her
husband, a daughter, Mrs, i. Lacey
and a son, Nelson Jones. Of this place
Iutermant was At Uniondale, Rev. D
+. Lapp "a officiating
Angling for tho speckled beauties is
popular psstime these daya Dr.
Knapp and Dan Arthur made very
good catches yesterday.
Officer Corcoran, Of Wilkes.Barre.
arrived in this borough yesterday
morning in search of three men namely.
james Birmingham, William Lynch
aud Curran, who are wanted in Wilkes
Barre 10 answer TO tho charge Of hAv.
ing stolen $lSj last Monday afternoon
from IN elderly lady who runs a sa-
loon in that city They first chlOro-
formed the old lady and then secured
the plunder. The officer caught Bir-
mingham and Lynch standing on the
Fleming House porch, but Curran, al
though seen here a short time previous
10 the arrests, could not be found, and
he was the man that carried the sur
plus money. The officer escorted the
men arrested TO Wilkes Barre on the
8 81 train yesterday.
Miss Maggie Coyle, an estimable and
refined young lady, died at her home in
this borough last evening about II 3d.
after an illness of three weeks Of
typhoid pneumonia. Miss Coyle had
passed her eighteenth birthday bu.
short time ago, She has n large host
of friends here and elsewhere, who will
receive the sal news OF her demise with
regret. The funeral will be held Satur'
day afternoon at o'clock at the house.
lnterment will be at Dundaf Mrs.
Coyle and another daughter have bean
sick for long time and are not yet
able to leave tile house.
Mrs. Benjamin Maxey spent today in
Olyphant
Miss Nettie McHale, of Dunmore.
was the guest of Miss Lizzie Hevers to-
day.
G. P. Patterson, Of Carbondale, was
here on business today.
Tho sheriff's sale of Parks fair was
postponed from today until tomorrow.
Colonel Ezra II. Ripple will deliver
his popular "rhrse Months in Ander.
sonville" tomorrow evening at Union.
dale.