The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-20
CITY NOTES.
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William Palmer. OF Dunmore, was re-
leased from Jail yesterday after serving
forty-tive days for assault and battery on
his mother.
County Commissioners 5. w. Roberts
John Demuth and Giles Roberts inspected
new stone bridge in Greenfield
township Satu
James Carr of Oakford court, was com.
mitted TO Jail for thirty days by Alder
man Howe on Saturday for being drunk
and disorderly and resisting arrest
The congregation of st. Lawrence s
church, Rendham, of which Rev. j. +.
Jordan is pastor. will run an excursion 10
Mountain Park on Monday, August II.
Frank spansenburg. well known in po-
lice circles. was arrested last night on
Robinson street for firing n shot at Joe
Orlando. Spangenburg claims that or
lando waved knife at him.
The exchanges at the Scranton Clearing
house last week were as follows: July 49,
sllS791.5S: July II, $ll1.0i0.9O July Is. $l22,
291.07; July l6 sI33 G95. 81: July H. SlSi 7i3 Al
July Is, 1925, j,i76.SS; total, S75l.65lil.
The first party of Block Island excur-
sionists who will go under supervision
Of w. T. Hackett, Will leave for the island
on July q. The second party will prob
ably leave Scranton on August II.
Four new lathes are being put in by the
Dickson Manufacturing company in the
Penn avenue works. One is 40 feet long and
boinches in diameter; another is 20 feet long
and 3s inches in diameter; the third is Il
feet long and 2S inches i'm diameter The
fourth is n small one Of ordinary size.
Four tramps were arrested near the
prnA Atpp l,rNl lx,tlu CO,
They gave their names as Thomas Wilson.
Of Jersey City; John Lynch. of Bradford
Pa; Clarence Thomas, of Dunkirk, ". Y,
and James Denry, of Brooklyn. i'hey
were given one hour by Alderman Howe
In which to leave the city.
F. d. Refer of Milwaukee. Ransom
township, by his attorneys, Huslander 4
Vosburg, began an action in ejectment
Saturday in court against Daniel w. Da-
Wis for one-quarter acre of land, adjoir-
ing the Methodist Episcopal church I'm that
village. The plaintiff claims to be abla
to trace his title back to the gift from The
commonwealth.
The following have been chosen officers
of the Young Mems Hebrew association
for the ensuing year: a. Swartz. presi-
dent; Sam Welsberger. vice president; w.
Weisberger. recording secretary; Philip
Earp, financial secretary; Jacob Harris,
treasurer; e. Spiegel. first trustee; Ignatz
Grosman, second trustee; Il. Feldman,
sergeant-at- arms.
The police were notified Saturday even-
ing that serious trouble was anticipated
yesterday morning at the Polish Catholic
church on North Main avenue. Provi-
Gence. A squad was sent to the place
yesterday morning and found the church
locked, but ther was no disturbance OF
any kind. The affairs of the congregation
have not been harmonious for some time
horse owned by John Blume, tho
Spruce street carriage maker ran away
'last evening at the North End and the
two male occupants of the carriage were
thrown out. One of the men, w. A. Price
bookkeeper to Mr.. Blume, sustained a
dislocation Of the left elbow by the fall
DR.. Smith get the dislocation. The up
set occurred at the corner of West Market
street and Main avenue while the horse
was rounding the corner at a fast pace.
John Blume jr., the other occupant OF
the carriage, was uninjured. After the
accident the horse rushed into u tele.
graph pole farther down the street and the
buggy was torn from the traces.