The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-09-15
CITY NOTES.

The board of managers of the Florence
mission will meet at the home this morn
ing at III O'Clock.
Professor Il. r.. s;outhwortb, the we'll
known teacher of piano can be found at
his studio. 22G Wyoming avenue daily ex-
cept Wednesdays.
A young mems Republican club is now
In process of formation. Organization
will be effected Thursday night at the
Central Republican club rooms.
Mayor Bailey yesterday signed a rcso-
luton providing for a fire hydrant at the
corner of Prescott avenue and Pine street
and another at the corner of Taylor ave-
nue. and Myrtle street.
Edgar o. Rudd and Miss Ella Simpson
We're united in marriage yesterday by AL
derman John T. Howe This is the second
ceremony of this kind at which the new
magistrate of the Seventeenth ward has
Officiated.
The following answers to advertisers
are at Tribune business office. which can
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The Central Woman's Christian Tenn
perance union will hold their meeting this
afternoon in the lecture room of Elm
Park church at 3 o'clock. Superntend-
ents of departments vii report, and Miss
Anna Langworthy will speak on "Hered-
ity."
The Mckinley club, of Factoryvillc. will
have mass netting and torchlight pa
radc this evening. This is one of the
largest Republican clubs in this section
of the state. The meeting this evening
will be addressed by James j. II. Hamil-
ton, of this city.
Marriage licenses were granted yester-
day by Clerk of the Courts John IT..
Thomas to William lrodu and Mary Ro-
bino, of Jcssup; Edgar o. Rudd. of Wa
verify, and Ella Simpson, of Scranton
Willard T.. Perry and Mary L. Clark, of
Scranton; Oscar ]. Brown. of South
Abingdon, and Vina II. Tripp. of Scott:
Patrick Harmon and Della McGinty, of
Scranton.
Before Alderman Milar yesterday, Jo-
selh FctZer, of Pine Brook, was accused
by his step-father. George Burllei, with
having broken into his money boz and
stolen S53 of his savings, part Of which
was Il recently drawn pension. Fetzer
gave bal, In the sum of $500 to answer the
charge at court and then turned around
and had Burkel arrested for manlEg
threats to kill him. The step-father was
also required to furnish $500 bail.
On September last Mrs. Mary Gala
CHER, a Dunmorc widow of the ripe old
age Of G5 years was travelling home with
jug OF whisky. She stopped IN an eating
house up in the borough and while re-
frcshing herself n crowd of youngsters
made off with the jug. Yesterday she had
Peter Mitchell. n Dunmore boy, arrest
ed for being one of the thieves, but the
evidence against him was not, in the opin-
ION of Alderman Millar, sufficient to hold
him for court. and the case was dismissed.
Louis Wrinkle, of Dunmore. with valise
in his hand and aticket for Germany in
his pocket, was about to board Della
ware. Lackawanna and Western train
yesterday when Constable John Tierney,
of Alderman Millar's Office, halted him
with a warrant charging him with having
promised to marry Carolina Bloom under
circumstances which make it incumbent
upon him to keep his promise or suffer
criminal prosecution. He could not fur
nisl $1,000 bail ard had to go to the coun-
ty Jail. Wrinkle is 80 and the Bloom girl
10 years his junior.
The first regular meeting of the Lack
awanna Institute of History and Science
after the summer vacation will be held at
the board of trade rooms this evening at
o'clock. An interesting paper upon "Pe-
troleum'' will be presented by w. +. Con-
nors, NJ. d., whose residence in the oil
region, study of geology of the oil-bearing
rocks, and of chemistry of petroleum and
its various products, qualities him to in
terest and instruct those who may at
tend; and the meeting is open to the pub
lie generally. Three valuable publca-
tions will be presented to all members In
attendance whose dues are paid and an
opportunity will be offered those in ar
rearS to pay Jp.