The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-17
CITY NOTES.
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II. T.. Rennie's st. Bernard. "Crown
Prince" won second prize at the Phia-
delphia bench show.
Thomas Slavin was arrested at his
boarding house. corner of Emmet street
and Railroad avenue, yesterday afternoon
for breaking the furniture and raising II
general disturbance
While carrying boiler of boiling hot
water Mrs. John Johnson, of Second
street. fell yesterday and was badly scald-
ed about her arms. face and body AMI
sustained cut on the head.
. Ats o'clock yesterday afternoon 1t was
So degrees at Phelps drug store and at
9l5 last night II was a at the same place.
That gives yesterday the distinction of be-
ing the warmest day of the year
The contest for the bookcase between
John Gibbons and Joseph Lloyd for the
beneiit of the Sheridan fair will close
Saturday night at Samter's hall TIE con-
test for the tireman's trumpet will close
the same evening.
During the forepart of next week Mayor
Bailey, Chief Ferber and the fire depart
ment committee of councils will make
the annual tour of inspection among The
fire department houses. Two days will
probably be required for the test.
Mrs. Frost, of Moosic. underwent a criti-
cal operation yesterday at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Richards, on Larch
street tumor was removed. The at
this city, and DR.. Pier, of Moosic. Mrs.
Frost is getting along nicely.
Oswald Rentz, the young Philadelphia
drummer whom Patrolman Roscoe Walsh
arrested for seeking after knowledge
which the police rules forbid officers from
divulging, was given hearing before Al
derman Fuller yesterday morning and
fined s..
The funeral of Mrs. Hannah Cohen took
place Yesterday morning from 3l5 Linden
street, Rabbie J. Feuerlicht conducting the
service. Il. Norris 8. Sutto, A. Cool
man, s. l.. Gallen. ]. Josephson and NJ
SchwartzkOpff were the pall-bearers. The
remains were taken to Honesdale for in
terment.
Kittie. Woods. alias Mrs. Armstrong
VINO gained fame last winter by jumping
from the fourth floor of No. IS Lackawan-
ma aYenne while fleeing ffrHeti -uffttivur
and who caused no end of surprise Dy
quitting the Lackawanna hospital within
week afterward was yesterday commit
ted to the county jail in default of a fine
of $25 for keeping a disorderly house.
The opinion of Judge Reeder, of the Su-
periOr court In the injunction cases Of
the Scranton and Pittston Traction COM
pany against the Delaware and Hudson
Canal company and the railrod company
against the traction company was yester-
day received in the city, 1t decides that
the traction COMPANY can cross the steam
Orlady dissented from the opinion.
Clerk Of the Courts John II. Thomas
granted marriage licenses yesterday to
like Kakis and Mary Krenck. Scranton;
Stephen Cacur and Mary Kosman, May
field; Antonio Musseri and Maria DefaZi,
Carbondale; John Beaver and Carrie Peil,
Scranton; Enoch Morgan and Jennie Bea-
Yer, Spring Brook; Frank II. Gregory
and Florinda Menzel, Scranton; Conrad
Matiechack and Annie Augustine, Barber
town.
Attornev Ar w Lowry renresanting
Michael Code, brought an action of tres
pass for damages In the sum of 81, 500 yes
terday against the Delaware and Hudson
Railroad company: The plaintiff lives
on I.arch street. IN Dunmore borough.
daughter, Mary, was killed on the defend
ants tracks by the p. m. passenger
train from Wilkes-Barre: She was EN-
ployed at the sauquoit Silk mill and was
on her way home from work. This is
the case where the remains could not be
identified before the following day. Al
first It was supposed she was Anna Har-
ris, daughter Of David Harris, of Fellows
Patch.
Miss Sara Carson, "the girl evangel.
ist," will reach here Monday, April 90
Public services will be held in the Young
Women's Christian association lecture
room every day and every evening for ono
week. beginning Tuesday, April !. Miss
Carson is an earnest, consecrated Chris.
tian young woman from New York. She
has conducted recently evangelistic Ser.
vices with marked success In Cornell and
Syracuse universities. and she comes here
from the Harlem association, New York
where the Lord has greatly blessed her
and the young women Of that association
!. Let each member Of our association ex
tend her influence by inviting. young wo
me, men from all parts Of the c ely to enjo,
Special music will be given at each meet
Ing.