The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-04-09
CITY NOTES.

James Crab m, 70 years OLD, was lnJureu
by being cay. ut in fall of the roof in the
Dodge mine yesterday. He sustained
compound fracture of the leg and was
taken to the Moses Taylor hospital.
Peter Ham. of the South Side, was held
in $500 ball by Alderman Fuller yesterday
for brutalIy assaulting Emil Bauer, an old
man over so years of age. The assault
4 was committed on Pittston avenue last
might.
( The regular monthly meeting of the
Green Ridge Woman's Christian Temper
ance union will be held this afternoon at
23O o'clock in the annex of the EVangeli-
cal church on Capouse avenue. All are
welcome.
Rabbi Jacob Feuerlicht delivered a SER
mon on the Passover CeremoniaP' at the
Passover services last evening at the Lin
den Street temple Services will also be
held this morning at 1870 o'clock, wen an
invitation Is extended to the public.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
union will hold their regular meeting this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in their rooms,
Jewell building. The monthly responsive
readings will be taken up. Meeting led by
Mrs. Frank. All members are urged to
be at this meeting.
Last weeks report of the board Of
death from scarlet fever, one new case
and one death from dphtheria, two new
cases of measles and one death from
whooping cough. Thirty-three deaths re-
suited from all causes.
Sailor Jordan, who several weeks ago
fell from the Hotel Jermyn, left the Lack
awanna hospital Sunday and before he had
been formally discharged He is still men
tally queer as the result of his fall, so the
hospital officials notified the police of his
departure. Yesterday morning he was
found In his former boarding house and
brought to the hospital. He will be kept
there pending the decision In his case by
the poor board.
This week being passion week, services
are being held every evening at Grace Re-
formed Episcopal church, 800 Wyoming
avenue. Tonight the service will be in
charge Of the Christian Endeavor society,
and will be conducted entirely on the
Christian Endeavor plan. An opportunity
will be given for all to take part. The
tQpdc Is Substitution; Christ In Our
Stead" The meeting will commence at
AS o'clock with q short song service.
Grant Freeman, bookkeeper for Frank
Meyer, was painfully injured on Saturday
afternoon while inspecting the West
!. mountain stone quarry, where he has an
large graphing hook which slipped while
Using heavy stone. The force of the
Nv caused q deep cut In the face and the
red man lay in an unconscious condi-
ror eight hours. He was removed to
lme on Capouse avenue. where the
was dressed.
VI the past few days no less than
rds Of trade have applied to the
pard of this city for information
proceedings necessary in organ
ard and to carry on the business.
icatons were from Yorkville,
sville; Merlden, Conn; Taylor
and Archibald. In asking for
nation they have referred TO
ton board as a model and pos
national reputation for devel-
b Industries.
uest was held by Coroner Kelley
Ly in the case OF the dead child
wrapped in O winding sheet In the
In No. 5 cemetery Sunday afternoon.
coroner made the usual post mortem
lSsts and found that the infant was still
born. This was explained to the jury and