The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-30
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Miss Lucy Kiethline. Of Jenningsyille
was guest of Miss Mary Little the
latter part of the week.
Misses Blance Carey and Ida JAYNE
go to Lake Winola today for an out
ins.
The prisoners at the jail, who at
tempted TO escape by saving OFF the
oars at an upstairs window, would only
have gotten into the Jail yard IL they
had succeeded in making their exit
They had sawed off one end Of the bar
and made beginning on another when
interrupted, the saw being made from
an old case knife. They are now kent
in separate cells under close suryeil-
lance, and are not allowed to have
knives to eat with. No prisoner has
escaped from the Jail since il was re-
constructed three or four years ago,
and 1t Is not probable that one could do
s..
Marion Hose company. No. l. Mauch
Chunk. came up yesterday for their
second annual outing at Lake Carey
They We're accompanied by the Mauch
Chunk band, and several ladies' the
party numbering siXty-seven in all,
While waiting for a special train on the
Montrose road to convey them to the
lake the band discoursed some excel
lent music. and the fire company, under
command of President Asa p. Blakslee.
executed enough maneuvers to show
that they We're well-drilled body Of
men. They Were neatly uniformed and
made a very imposing appearance
will
ming, visiting Montrose meanwhile.
Chiles. the New York stockbroker
who has established an office in the
Gray block. will have a special wire
connecting with Wall street and receive
| stock quotations hourly, in regular
bucket-shop style.
Rev. G. c. Lyman. of Pittston, ran
| up to his Lemon township farm yester-
day.
stones for the new walk fronting the
Keeler house are being delivered They
are eight feet wide. Of fine quality, and
| were shipped from the Knapp & Brink
| quarries at SINNERS Eddy.
Funeral Director Streeter Is taking
! few days vacation in Philadelphia.
Harry Bell, who took such a fearful
fall from a telegraph pole last week,
died from his injuries shortly after mid
| night yesterday morning suffering ter
rible agonies the last few hours of his
life. For few days after the accident
he did not suffer materially, and as no
bones were broken. II was thought that
he would recover. He was injured in
| ternally, however. and when inflamma-
ton set in nothing could be done for
his relief. The funeral will he held at
the house at 10 a. m, Wednesday, and
burial made at Gravel Hill. He was
about 40 years of age, and left wife,
The marriage Of z. Welles Reynolds
| to Miss Isabel Stewart is announced to
take place at Santiago, Cal, Aug. 81.
Mr.. Reynolds Is past assistant pay
| master in the United States navy, a
son Of our townsman, Hon. w. N. Rey-
| nolds. and Is at present on the man-of-
war Thetis, lying at Mares Island,
about thirty miles off the coast from
San Francisco. The prospective bride
Is the daughter Of wealthy broker
at Santiago. Mr.. Reynolds has a large
circle Of friends here who will congra tu-
| late him.
Messrs. John w. Decker, of Mehoop-
any, and John B. Fassett, cashier of the
| Wyoming National bank at this place,
will take trip to Colorado next week,
where they have large interests in gold
mining and milling operations
! Miss Annabel Reid. of Santiago, Cal,
Is guest Of Mrs. d. w. Stark; She and
her mother were passengers on the
train that was held up by bandits on
their way east.
| Mrs. Bertha Clute. landlady at the
La Grange hotel, has a guest on hand
that Is problem. He came there one
day last week and refused to register
but said they called him "Bill Bruce
He was we'll dressed and apparently
about 55 years Of age. He spent his
time fishing. Sunday night he gave
unmistakable signs Of insanity, and
now the landlady does not know what
to do with him, as there is no clue to his
Identity.
HONESOALE.