The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-21
Tales OF TWO PITTSTONS
News Of Interest to Readers Up and
Down the Valley.
MATCH INDUSTRY IS COMING
Three Patients Admitted to tho Hospital.
Funeral Of Mrs. Harrigan-Poland.
er on the Warpnth-PersOnal
and Other Brcvities.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Pittston, March 2O.-The committee
on industries, of the board Of trade, met
last evening at the office of Real Estate
Agent Il. H. Banker to consider the
proposition made by the HaZletoh
Match Manufacturing company, which
desires to locate In or near this city.
"A member of the committee stated
when in conference with The Tribune
reporter this afternoon they were favor
ably Impressed with the statement and
standing of the company. The com
pany have already the site or the old
pistol factory at Exeter in view. The
committee is composed OF Messrs. W..
q. Thomas. Meyer Schlosser, f. IL.
Banker and Joseph Langford.
Rivers of Alien Gore.
MichaA, Kyle, a Polish patriot of the
West Side. became saturated with wy
oming Valley embalming fluid this
afternoon and started out to illuminate
the town. Several of Kyte's compan-
IONS who possess unpronounclble
names. endeavored to persuade the art
list to postpone his enterprise until this
country had received satisfaction from
Spain. but Kyle would listen to no dip
lomatic reasoning. A business session
followed in which Kyle demonstrated
his qualities by vanquishing the
crowd. Blood flowed freely and the
faces OF Kyte's friends looked like a
Chrysanthemum show at the finish.
The strong arm of the law was evoked
and Kyle was pulled in before Squire
Ehret, who held the highflyer to bail
in the sum of $500 for an appearance at
court.
Three Mining Accidents.
Three patients We're admitted to the
hospital today. The new admissions
are as follows: Joseph Genosky. q la
borer at No. shaft of the Pennsylva-
mia Coal company. He was caught by a
fall of rock and was SO seriously in
jured that it was necessary to ampu-
tate his leg below the knee. The
operation was performed by Resident
Physician DR.. McKown, assisted by DR..
Beven and DR.. Anna Law. Genosky is
a single man. 26 years old, and lives in
Frogtown. Charles Donnelly, a miner
at Exeter, living in oregon, received a
compound fracture of the left hand.
Patrick Clifford, lad IA years old, re-
ceived dislocated hip at the Babylon.
He was also severely bruised about the
head and shoulders.
Funeral Obsequics.
The funeral of Mrs. Richard Harri-
gan. mention of whose death was made
In these columns yesterday, occurred
from the family residence in Inkerman
this morning. The remains were con-
reyed to st. Johns Catholic church,
where mass was sung. lnterment was
made at Market street cemetery. The
pall-earers We're, 2. Durkin, Z. Durkin,
7. Devlin. Charles Donnelly, l.. Welsh
and James McDermott.
The funeral of the infant child of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bultz occurred this
afternoon from the family residence on
Pine street. Interment was made at
Market street cemetery.
School Board Meeting.
The school board met in the high
school building this evening when the
committees report on the condition of
the heating apparatus at Oregon school
was received and approved and the
apparatus was accepted. On motion 1t
was ordered that bills be paid as fol-
lows for apparatus and finishing on
Oregon school and school No. g.: Mr..
Scrimgeour, 1898 SO; German & English,
$3.50. The board then adjourned to
April ).
Other Items of Interest.
All regular subscriptions to The Tri-
bune will be received at our local office,
No. South Main street.
NJ. F. Gilroy, the merchant tailor, has
leased the store room and tailor shop
recently vacated by T. T. Bush & Son.
on North Main street. Mr.. Gilroy will
remove to the new location April /.
The insurance adjusters are in town
TO adjust the loss and damage OF
Loughney Bros. incurred by their re-
cent fire.
Mrs. Z. F.. Emigh, of Delaware ave-
nue., was taken seriously i'll yesterday
afternoon.
About forty young people attended
the social of the West Side social club,
at Howes hall last evening.
The Second Basket Ball team will vie
with the Senior Mems class in a game
of basket ball at the Young Mems
Christian association gymnasium to-
morrow evening.
w. Fl. Archer and Patrick Looney, OF
Scranton. were in town today on bust
ness.
Superintendents Andrew and Alex