The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-20
SCRANTON TRIBUNE TUESDAY MoRNINa.


Hotel Jermyn, 'tand what she must have
very soon. We need q good hotel down
there very. very bad"
Thomas Carroll and c. p. Ball. delegates
from the local Keeley league. started for
Harrisburg to attend the fifth annual can
vention Of the Kelley leagues. which opens
today and continues in session for three
days. It Ia expected that DR.. Leslie +.
Kelley, the discoverer of the gold cure.
will be present and address the delegates.
Aside from the delegates mentioned above
a large number of the local graduates
VIII attend the convention.
Captain James Motr returned yesterday
from Montreal, where he attended the an
nual convention Of the Caledonian clubs OF
America, as the representative OF the
Scranton Caledon,an club. The captain
brought back with him a silver cup which
and most correct Highland costume worn
at the games held In connection with the
convention. He says that the delegates
were entertained in u delightful way dur
Ing their sojourn at Montreal.
George II. Miller, the new manager OF
the Academy Of Music. was IN the city yes
terday arranging for the opening OF the
season. Mr.. Miller was formerly treas
urer and manager of the Grand at Wilkes.
enterpr.s.ng OF Burgunder & M!shler's
many employees. He VIII be the treasurer
Of the Academy this season. The Jolly
Old Chums company, which VIII open the
Academy season next Monday night. Is
rehearsing here and will give a dress re-
tives Of the press Will be present to give
the new show Its first criticism.
II never kiss the BRIDE" says Alderman
Fuller, but the gallant magistrate OF the
Sixteenth was tempted to do that same
for making a wife out Of as pretty and
pert a little female as ever wore shoe
ieather--at least that's what the alderman
said. The BRIDES name was Mary Ann
Mary Ann Hancell-and that's all that
saved her from osculatory felic.tat!on
from the magistrate, Mss Mary Ann was
from Scranton and win go to Throop.
where her husband. Frank Fawcett, lives
They are English born and the nuptials
were witnessed by young woman ana
young man of the same nationality.
The delegates from Scranton and Its
vicinity to the meeting of the state lodge
Of Knights Of Pyth'as at Reading left this
city yesterday afternoon. Those In the
party were: DR.. II. N. Dunnell. Eber
Brannin. Martin Joyce. d; II. Reese; Elias
Davenhall, 8. Broadhead, w. E. Lumley.
ID. b. Williams, Richard Reynolds. OF
Scranton; and David Orr, Of Carbondale;
Martin Schlater. Of TunkhannOck; A. ID.
Harding, of Susquehanna, and c. W.
Broadhead of Montrose. During the
meeting of the state lodge DR.. Dunnell
Will be Installed as state vice-chance!lor.
Arrangemnts are being made by the
One Hundred and Forty-th.rd Regiment OF
Pennsylvania Volunteers to dedicate In
October the tablet marking the position or
the regiment on the Gettysburg battle
field during the second and third days OF
the fight. The ded,catory address Will be
delivered by Attorney A. ]. Colborn, lr..
Of this city. Final ARRANGEMENTS for the
ceremonies incident to the dedication Will
be made at the annual reunion OF the
regiment at Sh'cksh'nny on Aug. "a, when
addresses will be delivered by Judge AL
fred Darte. Of Wilkes-BarTe, and Attor-
ney T. V. Powderly. Of this city. John 3.
McGroarty will be the poet Of the occa-
sion