The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-09
NORTH SCRANTON.

William Frieze, a well-known young
man of this end. and Miss Elizabeth
owens We're married last evening at
the brides home in Olyphant. Rev.
w. f. Davis, of this end, officiated.
Mr.. FrieZe is a member of the Thir-
teenth regiment drum corps. They will
make this end their home.
The pulpit of the Wayne Avenue
Baptist church will be occupied tomor-
row by Rev. w. F. Davis. Subject for
morning discourse. 'Christs Power Not
Diminished" The evening subject,
"A Matter that Needs Explanation"
Rev. Horace Peckover, of Toronto,
Canada, will occupy the Puritan Con-
gregational church pulpit tomorrow.
Vincis Carlucci was arrested yester-
day at the instance of Fred. Major,
who accuses Carlucci with having at
tempted to end his life with crow
bar Alderman Fidler held the defend
ant in 5000 bail
Peter Gunson was seized with hem
orrhages yesterday afternoon while
standing on the square. The man fell
exhausted from the loss of blood and
was picked up by officer Rodham in
an unconscious condition. He was
taken to a drug store and restoratives
given him. The Lackawanna hospital
ambulance was telephoned for and he
was afterwards taken to that institu-
tion.
Albert and Eugene Lloyd, two young
boys, We're arrested by the police for
being implicated in the robbery of Os-
terhout's and Howard Griffin's drug
store, which places were entered on
Sunday last. The boys We're given a
hearing late Thursday night and after
severe cross-eXamination they con-
fessed to having been the perpetrators
of the crime. They wer, lllowed to go
home for the night by .ierman Rob-
erts on their promising to appear in
the morning. AT the hearing yester-
day Alderman Roberts held both boys
in $500 bail.
William Smith, of Charles street
brought suit for damages last evening
before Alderman Fidler against Thom-
as Walsh, whom Smith alleges killed
four of his Antwerp homing pigeons,
which he valued at 5000. The alderman
reserved his decision until this morn
ing.
Rev. John A. Evans, of Lindsey. Pa,
Baptist church tomorrow Mr.. Evans
was formerly pastor of this church and
a large throng of his friends will turn
out to welcome him.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cover, of Ashland,
Pa, is visiting her sister, Mrs. John
Grier, of WaYne avenue.
Rev. $. +. Matthews, of the Scranton
Street Baptist church, and Rev. w. G..
Watkins, of the North Main Avenue
Baptist church, will exchange pulpits
tomorrow morning. Pastor Watkins
will preach in his own pulpit in the
evening, and by request will deliver a
sermon to women. His subject will be,
''The Beautiful Queen, or Women to
the Rescue" This service is for all,
though the sermon will be especially
to women. Mrs T.. W. Miller and Rev.
w. G. Watkins will render a duet in
the evening service.
John Slepp, a teamster, fell from a
wagon yesterday morning on North
Main avenue and dislocated a shoulder.
Miss Jessie Smith, of Throop street,
has returned from Honesdale.
Mrs. X. r. Fern, of Hazleton, is the
guest of Mrs. Edward Birtley, of North
Main avenue.
The following programme will lie
given in connection with the tea party
of the Wayne Avenue Welsh Baptist
church next Wednesday evening at
Company II armory: Chorus, Robin
Redbreast," children's choir; recitation
Put Flowers on My Papas Grave"
Lulu Lins; song and chorus, waiting
for a Bait" Alfred williams and choir;
recitation, "Granu.ather's Spectacles, ~
Louisa Nicholas, Taylor; chorus
Grandma" by grandmothers; song
and chorus, TOmmie Morris; recitation
Come and Have Tea" May Sims;
chorus and drill, little walters.