The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-09
PITTST0N.

EulClVN.
tine Pittston once OF the Scranton
Tribune has been opened by H. ". Cruiser.
agent. at No. Williams street. where con-
livery. orders for Job work Of ~ descrsp-
tons. should be addressed aod regular
subscriptions received. Advertising and
subscription rates chssrfully submittsd.l
The West Side tent meetings conduct
ed under the management Of Evangel-
ist Schiverea are being largely attend
ed. During Mr.. Schiverea's stay In
these cities last summer great work
was done. the subject Of salvation be-
ing presented In q more persuasive
light than before. 1t u hoped that Mr..
Schivcrea's labors in this section will
bring forth greater fruit than last year.
The 2-year-old child OF Mr. and Mrs.
Morgan williams, of Montgomery
street. died yesterday morning. The
funeral with take place this afternoon
from the family residence. Interment
at West Pittston cemetery.
The funeral OF Mrs. Catherine Kelley.
whose death occurred accidentally Sum-
day morning. will take place this morn
Ing at . o'clock. with mass Of requiem
at st. John the Evangelist church.
Interment will be made at Market
Street cemetery.
Margaret, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Clonnan. Of Stark street. died
Sunday. The funeral will take place
from the family home this afternoon
at $50. 1nterment at Market Street
cemetery.
The family Of John Powers, Of Car
rell street, have been stricken down
by q double bereavement. On Satur-
day one Of the twin sons. Eddie. died
OF cholera infantum. The funeral ar
rangements had been made for Sum-
day afternoon. when the other son,
Ma thew, suddenly sank and died short
ly after. The funeral OF the first son
was postponed until yesterday after
noon, when a double funeral took place
from the family residence.
The property of the Juvines Social
club was sold yesterday by the consta-
BILE by virtue Of O landlords warrant
issued by Donnely & Shiffer for rent
which the plaintiffs claimed was $243
Attorney M. N. Donnelly represented
the landlords, while Attorney w. H.
Gillespie appeared for the members Of
the club. There was considerable op-
position to the claim. Attorney Gill
lespie contending that the amount due
was but $93. which the constable final
ly allowed was proper. The sale ter
minated when that amount was real
ized, and the remaining property was
disposed Of at private sale. The club
has been in existence for q period Of
ten years. but during the past year has
been unfortunate In meeting its Obli-
cations, hence the sale of Its effects
yesterday.
d. M. Wright. Of the firm Of Wright
& Co., is the inventor Of an automatic
water filter that is far superior to any
thing that Is now on the Market. The
filter Is made in four separate sections
and 1t q stop and filter union, back pres
sure stop and automatic worker COM
bined. Water, no matter how full Of
sediment. flows from the filter free and
clear.
The Hughestown borough council on
Saturday evening last awarded a con-
tract for paving the cutters Of Rock
and Searle streets to Healy & TAFT, Of
this city. The work will be done upon
that part OF Rock street lying between
the Erie and Wyoming railroad and
Searle street, and upon Searle street to
the city line.
John J. Quinn left for Chicago last
evening to attend the convention of the
Iron Moulders' union, as q delegate
from the local order In this city.
p. M. Conniff was circulating among
Pittston friends yesterday.
Joseph Hitchner. Jr, returned yester-
day from Millersburg, Pa, where he
has been spending q few days.
The coroner's inquest In the case Of
Mrs. Catherine Kelley. who was acci-
dentally shot by Cassie .Connell on
Sunday morning, from the effects Of
which she died. has been postponed un-
I'll Friday. Miss Connell was released
under $4,000 bail, Councilman John Con-
nell and Thomas English being bonds
men.
The Tri-County Base Ball team go to
Tunkhannock to play the Tritons Of
that place today. That Manager Fee
ney's team will return victorious is al
ready assured.
The Plymouth team will play the
Garden Village at the Luzerne county
fair grounds Wednesday.
James Gethings and Edward Quick,
Of Mapleton. Ia, are visiting the fami.
ly Of George w. Brown, on Montgom-
cry street. Mr.. Quick was formerly q
resident Of this city.
The Wilkes-Barre and Wyoming VAL
ley Traction company will commence
operating their line to Duryea Wednss-
day.
Yesterdays new cases at the hospital
were: Thomas Mangan. aged II, Of
Inkerman, who fell from a tree and
broke his left arm; William McHale, Of
Frogtown. two ribs broken by falling;
kotfred Prshan, laborer in No. 8, toe
crushed by falling coal.
Work on the sewer was stopped yes
terday. Contractor Lindsay said that
1t was by reason OF q dispute over the
cobblestones. He says he demanded O
written notice to remove the stones,
but failed to receive It. He says, how
ever, that he received a verbal order
before witness, and will at onoe re-
move the stones. He says that the
question as to who will pay for the
work will have to be settled later. TN
til the matter was settled, Mr.. Lindsay
quit work on the sewer. but the men
will resume work this morning. Engi-
4
stopped on the sewer because some
pipes were not properly laid.
W. e. McKissick. Of Philadelphia,
bookkeeper for Samuel 8. Pennock,
The PRlzE/KAN