The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-09
prove that her husband was guilty of un-
lawful acts with u number of women

prove that her husband was guilty of un-
lawful acts with number or women
named in the statement.
The Festival of Conclusion will be ceie-
brated this evening and tomorrow In the
Jewish houses OF worship. To this fes-
tival' tradition has attached the special
celebration of ''Simchas Thora." or the
rejoicing of the law. on this day the last
portion of the Pentateuch Is read out OF
the Scroll. Services nj the Linden Street
temple will be held at 7.3O this evening
and at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning. the
subject of the lecture by Rev. j. Feuer-
licht this evening will be "The Mosaic
Legislation"
District Deputy Grand Master George ID:
Taylor. of the Independent Order or Odd
ficers Of Robert Burns lodge. No. $50, last
evening. The officers who will guide the
helm for the coming year are as follows;
Noble grand. John p. Cunningham; vice
grand, Oscar Bedell; assistant secretary,
Edward l.. Tiel: secretary. George +. Mil
let treasurer Louis Weitzel. The secre-
tary and treasurer hold over. Mr.. Taylor
will install the officers of u lodge in Dun
more this evening.
Residents of Davies street, formerly
Rock street. in the Fifteenth ward. are
signing a petition to councils to have the
name of the street changed to its original
appellation. The street was named In
honor of II. Ellsworth Davies, eX-council-
man from that ward, and he Is a resident
thereof. The petitioners state as their
not an euphonious name and the man
after whom 1t was named does not own
any property on the street.
Sheriff's writs We're issued yesterday
against the following persons for the
amounts named: Patrick Powell, $7l.i5;
George Gregory and Joseph Lawrence,
Sll7.60; G. Il. Haslam $55.S3; Frank Gerra,
So. 10; Martha Gettings. $50; Salvatore Val
anzo. s7s.5l; Edward Gallagher, $40; NJ. j.
Neary, $50; Michael Forester, S46.S5; John
Andrews, $7525 The sheriff will seize
upon the properties of these defendants.
The plaintiff is George r. kress, to the
use Of Martha Kress, of Pittsburg.
These are lightning rod cases and need no
explanation.
This afternoon. in Moosic. the Bonita
Plate Glass company will make a test Of
Its rolling process. The test is to be made
chiefly on account of the expected pres
ence OF Mr. Ford and Mr.. Pitcairn, OF
Pittsburg the one president of the Plate
Glass trust, and the other chairman of
the trusts board of directors. There will
also be present the officers and a few of
the heavier stockholders of the Bonita
company and some English spectators.
The test might be considered semi-private
We're II not for the invitation to newspaper
men to be present.
There was u large attendance of Elks at
the quarterly social session held last even
ing. 1t began promptly at 9.N and was
presided over by Representative Alex. I.
Connell. While the feastng was In prog
ress Bauer's complete orchestra dis
coursed charming music that contributed
In no small degree to the enjoyment OF the
occasion. A uuartette comprising John I:
Watkins. Will w. Watkins, Fred Hand
and Curt Colvin favored the banqueters
with exquisite vocal selections. repre-
sentation of the male members Of the COM
pany playing the "Corsican Brothers at
Davis theater received a special invita-
tion and were present.