The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-23

into that institution this evening and to-
morrow evening.
Alfred Lafayette, an actor, aged rs, and
Miss Vlolette La Vigue, an actress, aged
21, were granted marriage license yester-
day by the clerk of the cours. They reside
In New York. Joseph b. Fahringer and
May Bonfield, of Throop, were also grant
ed a license.
Nellie Connors was released yesterday
from the central police station, having
paid fine of $40 She was rearrested Il
few hours later for being drunk and dis
orderly, and at the second hearing Alder
man Mlllar sent her up to the county jail
for thirty days.
Application was made to the court yes
terday for a charter for the st. MchaePs
Total Abstinence society, of Simpson. The
subscribers to the articles of incorporation
are James Boyle Carbondale, and p. j.
Loyden, John j. Burns, Daniel Haley. Pat
rick II. McGeever, Fell township.
Thomas McLaren. formerly of this city,
was sentenced yesterday by Judge Lip
plncott, at Jersey City. to undergo II sem
tence of twenty years In the state prison
for the murder of his mistress at Hoboken.
McLaren was found guilty of murder In
the second degree and received his sen-
teHct WIN tlt utlilost toolitSS'
Frederick Going. of New York. recitcd
a number of scenes from Hamlet" in the
hall of Woods Business college last night
before II cultured and critical audience.
Mr., Going is master Of the art of rect-
ing. but he failed last night to give gen
eral satisfaction by his Interpretation of
the character of the melancholy Dane.
Miss Gussie Reagnli. the young wo-
ush ,,Nur tD, IN IlnnglpN
caused him to be convicted OF bigamy. and
who now has charge of perjury hanging
over her. was surrendered yesterday by
her bondsman, Thomas Eddie, of Dun
more. The court thereupon released her
on her own recognizance in the sum OF
500
Tallie Morgan is about to organize
large chorus choir of l50 voices TO sing AT
the twilight service" in the First Pres
byterian church each Sunday. This choir
will be placed in the gallery in the rear OF
the church while the regular choir Will
occupy the position In front. The first re-
hearsal OF the new choir will be held to-
night.
Robert Bassett and W. j. Barry are cam
vassing this city in the interest OF the
Travelling Mems association, of Bingham
ton. and introducing 10 the business
II
shape of beautiful Autograph represent
ing all classes of business. with fun size
lithograph of the proposed new Travelling
Mems home at Binghamton. n. y.
With a pair of beads in her hands and
praying SO as to attract attention, Mrs.
Mary Golden. of the North End. was met
on Lackawanna avenue yesterday after
noon by Patrolman Flaherty. He noticed
that she was wandering aimlessly and
fearing that some harm might come to her
he brought her to the police station, so
that her relatives might be communicated
with and they could take charge of her.
Colonel George Sanderson and Thomas
]. Coyne, of the judiciary committee of
celect council, and NJ. j. Burns, of the
license committee, are the only ones who
appeared at the city hall last evening,
therefore no meeting of these commit
tees We're held. TIE judiciary committee
was ordered to meet for general business
and the license committee was 10 take up
the ordinance that had been referred to it,
relating to taxing street cars.
Howard Pew. agent for Gilmore's band.
which will be the attraction a Laurel Hill
park, on Saturday, is spending the pres
ent week in the city. Mr.. Pew is much
pleased with the arrangements at Laurel
at any resort in the country with the eX-
ception of Manhattan Beach. and is con-
fident that the best musical effects can he
produced at the coming concerts at the
park.
There will appear in the June number of
Power" a two-column editorial on Scran-
ton and its cheap fuel The statistics COM
piled by Secretary Atherton and published
in the board of trades twenty-fourth an
nual report will be used in this article to
show the great advantage the manufac-
turer has If located near the culm pile as
compared with his competitor located at
Niagara or any other place remote from
the anthracite coal regions.
The committee on constitution and by
laws of st. Aloysius society," of St. Peters
cathedral, will read its report at the meet
ing this evening in College hall This
matter is the keystone of the organiza-
ton and on 1t will depend the growth and
future success. Carroll institute, of Wash
ington, d. C., Is governed by laws which
have commended themselves to the COM
mittee. and with the necessary interpola-
tions to suit the st. Aloysius society these
may be adopted