The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-04-16
seph Joyce. of this city, and John and
Richard Joyce, Of Scranton.

seph Joyce. of this city, and John and
Richard Joyce, Of Scranton.
Notes and Personals.
j. =. Smith, of Wyoming, has been
airing ,the pride of his stable, King
Fisherman, about this vicinity, and is
attracting the attention of horsemen
hereabouts. King Fisherman Is a
beautiful animal of a seal brown color,
is 161a hands high, weighs 1895 pounds
and has trotted mile in 2.29. Mr..
Smith is loudly proclaiming the quail
ties of his beautiful horse.
Miss Kittie Welsh, of Oregon. is
spending few days with friends in
| New York City.
j. c. Manning is on business trip to
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mooney, of
Scranton, spent Easter at the home of
her father, c. II. Mahon.
Rev. p. j. Kain left this morning for
Philadelphia for few days visit.
Bert Sampson, of Carbondale, spent
! Sunday with West Side friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Jackson, of
Scranton, were guests of the family of
Mrs. Jackson's father, c. II. Mahon,
over Easter.
| Mrs. T.. l.. Fuller, of Scranton, was
visitor at Duryea and Pittston today,
| looking after the interests of her kin
! dergarten school at the former place.
Mrs. Fuller supports this school out of
her own purse and her efforts in this
/ direction are bearing good fruit Mrs.
| Fuller's generosity in establishing the
kindergarten is much appreciated by
the people of Duryea.
News has been received of the death
of w. S. Umpleby, of Sayre. which oc-
Cured on Saturday last. He is sur
vived by his wife and four daughters
The eldest, Miss Rae, is well known in
Pittston, having spent several months
here the past winter. The others are
Kittie, Hazel and an infant, two months
old. The funeral will take place from
the family residence, on Elmer avenue,
Sayre, at 2.3O tomorrow, Tuesday after
noon.
Two new admissions were made at
the hospital today: John Johnson, aged
40 years, miner at Clear Spring col
liery, who is suffering from compound
fracture of the skull, caused by a pre-
mature blast, about o'clock this morn
ing. At last report he was resting
comfortably and speedy recovery is ex-
pected. Alexander Schultz was injured
at the Stevens colliery this afternoon
about o'clock, by being kicked in the
left leg by mule. He is 2l years old,
and was employed as a driver boy. His
home is on the West Side.
The new wagon of the Vienna Bak-
ing company collided with an electric
car at the corner of Wyoming and
Delaware avenues this afternoon. A
rear wheel was torn off and the vehicle
was badly damaged. The driver,
Thomas Manghan, escaped injury.
We were much surprised this morn
ing. as, undoubtedly, were many of our
readers, at the absence Of the Pittston
letter from its usual corner in The
Tribune. Through some mishap the
Pittston letter failed to reach its des-
tination in time for insertion in the
columns of the paper.
Miss Nellie McAndrew, Of Scranton,
is the guest of Miss Clair Ormsby, of
Upper Pittston.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Lewis. Of Broad
oliCCt, Wcic Duludy Will
friends in Carbonate.
Mrs. James Lower, of Upper Piston,
was visiting her sister at Nanticoke to-
day.
The Adonis Social club will hold a
grand ball at the Pullman house,
Duryea, tomorrow evening.
Miss Maggie Tierney is contesting for
gold watch for the benefit of the
Washington Social club, of Dunmore.
The club will hold grand ball April IS.
Michael Donough, of the Everhart
farm, who has been sick for some time,
is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coyle, of North
Main street. are rejoicing over the ar
rival of a baby girl.
The millionaire Tramp" will be seen
at Music hall tomorrow evening, April
16, for the benefit of the Leck cornet
band.
The basket ball teams of Kingston
and Pittston will play off the tie game
Thursday evening, April IS, at Diamond
and Lewis hall, Kingston.
Steve Heolish and Carl WentZ, who
were charged with having stolen bar
rel Of whiskey and box Of tobacco from
the Lehigh Valley station at the juno
ton, were given a hearing before JUS
tice Jordan today, and were committed
to Jail in default Of bail. The prisoners
were Hungarians. At the hearing
fellow countryman. named Steve Lutz,
made himself 50 obnoxious that he was
elected from the office of the justice.
While officers Tigue and Bliss were TAX
ing their prisoners to the lookup after
the hearing, Lutz attempted to rescue
his comrades. He was also bagged by
the officers and placed in the city lock-
up.