The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-06-19
BRIEF NOTES.

Mail Carrier Happier is on duty again
after an absence Of thirty days.
The Press club has endorsed Judge
Rice and telegraphed the resolutions to
Governor Hastings.
The board Of mine inspectors will
meet on Saturday. June %. at the court
house from y a, m. to p. m.
Arthur Smith was struck by Cen
trail railroad train at White Haven on
Monday night and instantly killed,
4 well attended excursion TO the
opening OF the Lake Grove House at
Harveys Lake was run last evening.
Yesterday afternoon the regular
meeting Of the women's Non-Partisan
Christian Temperance union was held
in their rooms.
Rush Trescatt, member of the
Cumberland county bar, has been ad-
mltted to practice as an attorney In
the Luzerne county courts.
At the bicycle races next week Bald,
the famous short distance rider. will
try to lower the competition record,
which Is now his, in 2.04 So
A number of Lehigh alumni went
to Bethlehem yesterday morning to at
tend the inaugural reception to the new
president. DIR. Y. NJ. Brown.
The court has refused to grant Il
postponement in the Grand Central
cases although the defense made Wig
orous fight to have the cases continued.
The annual senior dance was given at
the Harry Hillman academy last Mon
day evening by the class Of 1895. 1t
al M n1 NFAp
The closing exercises of Mrs. Hau-
sens school will take place tomorrow
morning at Germania hall. The play
OF Cinderella" will be given in Ger
man.
The Wilkes.Barre Press club is going
to run an excursion to the Delaware
Water Gap some time this summer,
II the proper arrangements can be
made.
This evening the meeting called in
the interests of town improvement will
be held at o'clock in st. Stephens
parish building, and full attendance is
requested.
The final social of the Young Wo-
mems Christian association until cool
weather sets in again was held last
evening at the association rooms on
South Franklin street.
There have been u number of heroic
rescues of drowning boys in the river
this summer. On Monday night. two
boys were pulled from the river barely
in time to save their lives.
The second game of the Young Mems
Christian Association Base Ball team
30 tI,f
mary, resulted in victory for the
latter by q score of II to 3.
Yesterday morning the little child
Of the Lithuanian woman, accused Of
completely in the murder OF her hus-
band, was taken to the Home of the
Good Shepherd, in Scranton.
The relatives of Miss Jones deny
that she has disappeared, as stated in
the papers yesterday. They say she is
visiting friends in New York city, and
fail to see how such a story originated.
The commencement exercises at st.
Mary's academy take place at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning at the Grand Opera
House. The academy will be open for
the inspection of fancy work this after
noon and tomorrow morning
Professor James announces that next
year he will put on a complete opera
with the pupils of the high school
in the cast and chorus. The singing
of the public schools has advanced ma
terially within the past few years.
The IIuzerne county delegates to the
convention Of Republican clubs in
Cleveland, O., who left for that city
Monday, were r. p. Robinson, Theodore
Hart, Of Pittston. and T. c. Parker.
The delegates were Joined at Wilkes
Barre by the Scranton delegation.