The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-13
CITY NOTES.

The Baptist Ministers association will
banquet in this city next Monday at l.SC
y. m.
Patrolman Iona Day yesterday shot a
mad dog owned by Raymond court
Italian.
league Of Elm Park church tonight to
elect third vice president. All members
are requested to be prenest.
Rev. w. A. Noble. a returned mission
AIRY from Corea, will preach in the Meth
odist church at Taylor on Sabbath morn
ing. Sept. Is, at 1915 o'clock.
The meeting Of the st. Aloysius So
ciety OF the cathedral parish was not
held last evening. but was adjourned until
the first Thursday night Of October.
Rev. Father O'Callahan. Of the Paul!st
fathers, giving the mission at st. John 5
church. South Side. will deliver the SER
mon at the cathedral next Sunday at the
1880 mass.
a new map Of the city OF Scranton and
Dunmore has just been issued by Tay-
1or's Directory company. The map Is
right up to date and Is valuable posses
sion for any one.
Charles Ford was arrested yesterday for
beating his way from Jersey CITY to his
home in Bloomsbury. Alderman Millar,
after hearing the mans hard luck story,
allowed him to 60
The Syracuse and Pleasant Beach en-
attended. The Locomotive Firemen have
arranged for sufficient cars so that there
will be no crowd!ng.
A marriage license was issued by Dep
uty Clerk Of the Courts Emil X. Bonn yes
terday to Charles Colvin, of Tunkhan-
mock. and Agnes O'Malley, of Scranton,
both-2l years of age.
Harry Simrell, white and George John
son, cOlored. two Vine street lads, who
ran away from home Wednesday. We're
picked up In Wilkes-Barre yesterday by
the police and sent home. Neither Of them
Is over IL years Of age.
Salvatore Bevacqua, Of Carbondale was
committed to the county Jail last night by
Alderman s. 8. Jones' His bondsman sur
rendered Bevacqua, who was arrested,
suspected OF having been concerned in
the destroying of property by exploding
dynamite. ScalZo. the arch conspirator In
this AFFAIR, skipped out and Bevacqua was
preparing to emulate him.
Annie Smith Yesterday had her washer
woman, Alice Wilson, arraigned before
Alderman Millar on the charge of larceny
by ba.lee. Miss Smith alleges that Miss
Wilson failed to return a black silk
chemise pair of black and white silk
stockings and some other articles which
were among the wash. The alderman
continued the hearing until next Thurs
day. Both parties live in one Of the cen
trial city courts.
William Thomas. a eolored man whom
SOnStaDIe Cdrman arrested FOR assault
and battery on a white woman named
Edna Williams, broke away from the Of
fcer leaving half his vest in the officers
grasp. Thomas then made down Ray
mOnd court and has not since been heard
Of A ticket for Wilkes-Barre, which
might have served the fugitive in his
fight. was found in the part Of the vest
which Williams left behind.
The Atlanta committee met yesterday
afternoon to report concerning the exhi-
bits sent to Atlanta. They were forward
ed on Monday, after being packed by
We.chel G. Millar and Photographer Grif.
fin. 1t Is considered that Lackawanna
county will make a most creditable cx-
hibit. Carbondale has contributed share
in sending for the woman's building the
books Of Mrs. NJ. E. s. Bassett and for the
collection of relics a Bible of 1915 and
portion of Fayalese dress by Mrs. Charles
Lee. The sum OF $50 has been received to-
ward the statues. 1t Is hoped that more
will be subscribed this week. Among those
have contributed are Mrs. II. NJ. Bo.es,
Mrs. +. II. Ripple. Miss Jessie Connell,
Mrs. J. L. Crawford. Mrs. J. l.. ConneIl,
Mrs. ]. F. Everhart, Mrs. Alex. Dunn,
J. L. Crawford will send his petrifed tree
this morning. Much credit is due to Pho
fographer Dillon who contributed so many
beautiful views of scenery In this locality
and also to Photographer Frey for his fine
photographs OF handsome public build
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