The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-08

and her death Is sincerely regretted. Her
husband and six children are left TO
mourn her. The funeral win take place
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. A high
mass of requiem will be celebrated at st.
Peters cathedral and interment will be
made In Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
The nine gamblers captured In the Inn
provised den In the old Davies & Griffin
store We're fined IS apiece by Alderman
Aiillar in police court yesterday morning.
All paid cheerfully and went away. PROM
Using not to sin again. The prisoners
gave their names and occupations as fol-
lows: Samuel WARMTH. laborer: Noah
Bradley. eolored; waiter: Joseph Slayne,
Fred Matthews. jockey; VIII Shea, news
boy: Louis Storr, clerk; Julian Koon. APP
prentice.
The following programme will be given
this evening at Young Women's Christian
association hall by the Catichumins of
Trinity Lutheran church. after which re-
freshments Will be served: Selection. In
perial quartette: vocal solo. Miss Doyle;
recitation Miss Bessie Shives; bass solo,
Hugh Holcomb; mandolin solo. II. w.
Neubauer: vocal duet, Miss Doyle and
Mrs. Huffman: violin solo. Walter Kiple;
tenor solo. N. A. Croft; selection. In
perial quartette. c. II. Doersam will be
the accompanist
The organization of n dramatic society
among the pupils of Miss Adela Break
thusiasdc elocutionists. and the first steps
In the matter will be taken tomorrow ar
ternoon. when Miss Breakstone will give
reception to her pupils at the rooms of
the School OF Music and Elocution, on
Spruce street. Miss Breakstone has al
ready very large class and after this
week will teach In the assembly rooms of
the Central Republican club in the Price
building on Washington avenue.
The Security Loan and Savings union. Of
,,s,s.Nl l..,.,
the union at Parsons with the following
gentlemen as officers ana directors: Pro
fessor William Kelley, president; john
Grant. vice president: John j. O'Hara,
secretary; Richard Moore. treasurer; Jo-
seph Moore. attorney: appraiser. George
V. Ross: directors, Charles Buehler, Pro
fessor William Kelley. George V. Ross.
Richard Moore, John Grant. H. ii, Shee-
ner, Edward q. Watkins, Thomas Cover,
Joseph p. Phillips and John J. OHara.
A new paper, a German weekly has
bee added TO Scranton's rapidly growing
list OF newspapers. 1t is the Nolkszeltung.
and Is editors are August kiefer and Jo-
seph Mrler. jr. These gentlemen combine
the necessary experience and busiLess
energy required TO conuuct succe, ';ui
newspaper and as il r'!1en.td cy their
initial number thoy mteni 10 dc This.
They have selected good Held for a
journalist; ventrte. possibly the hest
one that Is open III this city. The Nolh,-
zeitung will espoise ths Republican ,anv.
About o'clock yesterday morning
James kenney staggered up to Patrolman
Conrad Marker and craved the privilege
OF being locked up. The unfortunate
youth was accorded a cell in the central
station house. He further placed himself
under obligation 10 the officer by asking
him to use his influence to have him sent
up for thirty days. He said that he was
on {! spreS, and wanted to be put out o,
reach OF The requisite for continua ton.
The officers pull with Alderman Millar
was strong and Kenney was committed 10
the county Jail for the requested thirty
days.
The armory drill season Of the Thir-
teenth regiment was begun last night.
when Company a Captain StillwelD re-
ported at quarters for duty. The men
were put through mild course OF foi ma.
ticns and standing up exercises and arms
drill. and gave but little evidence of hav-
irg forgotten wha. they knew SO We'll last
spring and summer. The regular nights
for drill among the different city compa-
as long aga as when Col H. NJ Boies com
manded the regiment. The company
nights have never since been changed and
are as follows: Monday, a; Tuesday, C:
Wednesday, b; Friday, ID.
At the regular meeting of the City Pas
tors union in the Young Mems Christian
association building yesterday no business
of especial importance was transacted.
Rev. ID. W. II .Pearce presided. Rev y
F.. Stahl. of the Green Ridge Presbyterian
church. gave a graphic and interesting
account of his recent visit to jerusalem
A resolution presented by Rev. John
Davy, expressing the regret of the union
over the departure Of Rev. Warren H.
partridge, late pastor of the Penn Avenoe
Baptist church, and who is now in Gin
cinnati, was adopted Rev. d. C. Hughes,
who last week resigned as pastor of the
Jackson Street Baptist church, bade faro-
well to his ministerial brethren. He goes
to Brooklyn n. y, to reside for the pres
ent.